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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-05-19
SCORES ON THE BALL FIELDS

Chicago, May IS. Following are
the base ball scores
League: At Pittsburg New York
Z, Pittsburg O; at Chicago Brook
Ign 3, Chicago 4, at ST. Louis and Gin.
cinnati-Weather.
American: at Washington - Chi
cago 8, Washington 5; at Boston =
Cleveland Boston i: at Philadelphia
= st. Lou. 2. Philadelphia O; at New
York Detroit ], New York s.
Association: At Minneapolis = Co
lumbus Z, Minneapolis 3: at Milwau-
kee Ind anapolis 5. Milwaukee 4; at
St Paul Louisville 10; st. Paul T;
at Kansas Tity-Weather.
Western At Des Moines - Denver
4. Des Moines 8; at Omaha 50 st. Jo-
seph ?, Omaha 6; at Sioux City -
Weather.
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LEADERS DO MUCH ooNFERR1Na
Proposal That Lowden Withdraw Is
Promptly Turned Down.

Proposal That Lowden Withdraw Is
Promptly Turned Down.
There were two sessions of the con-
vention one beginning 1923 a. N. and
the other at 7:30 p %. During the
afternoon the political leaders, includ-
ing Senators Cullom and Hopkins and
Representative Lorimer, spent the time
in conferences concerning which none
of them would talk for publication.
During the early part of the afternoon
an effort was made to have LoWden
get out of the race, and suggestions
along this line were made to him by a
large number of those who have been
friendly to him, He was told that
was now evident that the Yates people
would not, under any circumstances
give him enough votes to bring about
his nomination.
At the time Lowden showed his
! greatest strength in the convention his
; followers desired to have an adjourn
ment with him in the lead, but the
Yates people combined with the De-
neen followers and refused to consent
to the recess until the Yates votes
which had gone to LoWden had re-
turned to the governor. This fact was
urged upon Lowden as indicating that
! he had nothing to hope for from the
Yates following. The more loyal Of
| Lowden's people refused to listen to
this talk, and they urged their candi-
date to stand firm.
An attempt to combine the anti
Yates delegates on Warner was futile
for the reason that Hamlin and Sher-
man refused to discuss it and Deneen
laughed at the proposition. During the
afternoon some of the Deneen dele
gates got together and prepared tele-
gram to President Roosevelt protesting
against the activity Of the federal
! employees in behalf of Lowden." Older
| heads in the delegation pointed orr
| that this would be suicidal, as De-
| neen might want the assistance Of the
| federal influence later. and the mes
1 sage was not sent
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BADGER STATE DEMOCRATS
Wall Controls the Convention and Is In
dorsed for President.

dOrsed for President.
Milwaukee. May 18-The supporters
of Edward c. Wall defeated the adj
herents of William r. Hearst in the
Democratic state convention, a reso-
luton instructing the Wisconsin dele
cation to the national convention at
ST. Louis to vote for Wall having been
adopted by viva voce vote. In adj
dition the convention adopted plat
form whicl recognizes the last ma
tional.platform as the code of national
democracy until new platform is
adopted"
Among other things the platform IA
vors the enforcement of laws against
trusts" tariff for revenue only, re-
peal Of tariff on all trust-made articles,
deposits Of surplus public moneys In
safe bank repositories, an income tax
law, the election OF United States sen
ators by direct vote; the enactment of
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-05-19
BREAKS DO NOT WORK
Delegates at the illinois Republic
an Convention Try Two
Of Them.
ONE TOLoWDEN; ONE TO DENEEN
Neither Gives the Convention Nom
inee for Governor
All Delegations Standing Pat" Again
Wall the '.Favorite Son.
of the. Badger State
Democracy
)NE TO LoWDEN; oNETo DENEEN

Springfield, Ill, May IS. - Two
breaks In the voting in the Illinois
Republican convention, one for the
benefit of Frank S. Lowden and the
other in the interest Of Charles S,
Deneen, failed to break the deadlock,
and at 9:25 p. m. the convention took
a recess until II a. m. today without
having materially changed the situa
ton. The first break came during the
morning session, when the Yates votes
in Kane and Will county were thrown
to Lowden. After voting for the Chi
cago candidate for two ballots these
votes returned to Yates, declaring that
1t was useless to remain longer with
LoWden because of his inability to at
tract other support
Sherman's Diversion Was Futile.
At night Judge Z. Y. Sherman threw
his entire strength to Charles S. De-
neen, and his delegates voted with the
latter for two ballots. Deneen gained
a few additional votes, but there was
no stampede to him, and it was pretty
Well demonstrated that his claims OF
heavy country support were not well
founded. Sherman's men will vote for
Deneen today and give him an oppor-
tunity to develop his full strength, but
no one believes that he will swing the
nomination.
Leaders Standing Firm Again.
Yates men are standing firm, and the
Lowden delegates held a meeting last
night at which they renewed their
fidelity to Lowden and agreed to stand
by him to the end. Speeches were
made by representative Lorimer, De-
10 Baxter, Judge George Brown, Pro-
fessor Stephenson (of the University
Of Illinois), William F. Bundy and
George Ragley. During the ballots
when the break went to Lowden his
vote ran up to 473 as the highest, and
Yates dropped to 428 as the lowest,
while during the break to Deneen his
vote ran up to $50 as the highest. The
last ballot 80 the thirty eighth - gave
Yates 400; Lowden, 1913, and Deneen,
al.
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& (
fractional Politics Are Very Hot in wis.
consin over Third Term.
Madison, Wis, May 1S.-The situa-
ton in the Republican state conven-
ton is critical, The fight of the third
termers VS.. the anti-third-termers is so
warm that threats of a bolt are quite
prevalent if the action Of the state
committee is unsatisfactory. A ma
jority of the delegates to the conven-
ton is claimed by the adherents of
Governor LaFollette, as we'll as by the
anti-third-termers, who are supporting
Judge Emil Baensch, Of Manitowoc,
and ex-Representatiye Samuel A. Cook.
of Neenah. The managers of Gov
ernor LaFollette's campaign allege that
out Of total Of 1,O65 delegates their
candidate will have over 600, or a good
majority over the number necessary to
control 533. The anti-third termers
claim ego delegates.
In the tables made up by each fac
ton both claim thedelegates from Ash
land, Dodge, Oconto, Eau Claire, and
Pepin counties, The contested case
will be settled by the state central
committee, which is composed largely
of LaFollette supporters. 1t is said
to be the plan of this committee to
seat all, or nearly all, Of the delegates
from contested counties who will be
favorable to LaFollette.
United States Senators Spoonerr and
Quarles, and Representative Babcock
are among the interested political lead
ers in the city, and it is said are doing
all in their power to promote harmony.
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Organization Men Rule in Ohio.

Columbus, May 18.-The Ohio Re
publican convention was an "organiza-
ton body entirely. Herrick. Dick and
Cox carried nearly all the twenty-one
districts and controlled the conyen.
ton without trouble. All that was at
tempted at the first session was the
preliminary organization. Senator For.
aker made a speech and was loudly
cheered when he arose, and Senator
Dick followed him with brief adj
dress. Adjourned to today.
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HEARST WINS IN CALIFORNIA
Democrats In That State Instruct for Hin
by a Majority of Nineteen.

Democrats In That State Instruct for Him
by Majority of Nineteen.
Santa Cruz, CAL, May 18. By a
majority Of nineteen votes the Demo
cratic state convention instructed the
delegation to the national convention at
st. Louis to vote for w R. Hearst for
president. The vote stood: For instruc-
ton, 365; against, 346. The day was
consumed in attempting to effect per-
manent organization drafting resolu-
tions, oratory and clearing the decks
for a vote.
The platform declares the difference
between the parties on the tariff ques-
ton is one Of degree, and that the
abolition of the tariff>on products Of
foreign countries is not contemplated
by the Democratic party. Therefore
the Democratic party pledges itself to
a careful and fair revision Of the ex-
listing tariffs, the idea being to let in
free all ''trust-made" articles. The
platform recognizes "the organization
of labor to be distinct contribution
to our growing civilization,
and believes in progressive legislation
looking to shorter hours of labor and
to the enforcement Of better relations
between employers and employed,
through some rational means Of arbi-
tratton''
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-05-19
New Hampshire for Roosevelt.

Concord, N. H., May 1S.The plat
form adopted by the state Republican
convention was a Roosevelt declara-
ton from start to finish, and Endorsed
him for the nomination at Chicago.
Senator Gs niger heads the delegation
to the national convention.
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Endorsement for Roosevel%.

Sacramento, CAL. May IS. The
State Les que of Republican clubs
adopted re buttons strongly indorsing
President Roosevelt.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-05-19
GOOD PROSPECTS FOR A BOLT

-
fractional Politics Are Very Hot in wis
consin Over Third Term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

I SELL NOTHING BUT STRAIGHT
Whiskies md guarantee quality and
quantity. Old overhot 60 years.. $3.50
Maysvlle Club Is years., s3; Jessamln,o
s sopn,1y g$ ss6o per t ga s pnrra
81 per GAL; None Such. $3.50 per gal !.
Complete. stock ut correspondingy 10Y
prices. Goods shipped any part OF inc
State: plain packages. Remit ny regis
tered letter. certified check, postal. 1nOney
or express order. PHIL. g. KELLY, Rich .
inond Va. a,a
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I. FURNlsAINos.

WE MAKE a SPECIALITY OF MALL
order business; we give you the bene,t
or lie cost OF agents. we are soie ~ ascn y y,
sIinerators. the Angel Lamp. write US Tor
catai6eues OF these goods We carry, u, q
fun line OF China Ware Glass W naIse I'm IN
MN SYiIiga. Ice Cream Freczers. Screen
Doors and Windows; IN fact, everything
in the Misunderstanding line; our prices are ars
ijin "A lowest; VIC prepay on all orders
atIs y "a 81 Grover. Write ns sfor
sp prsu,s' ! isiRoWSE. & coNsT1NE. EOS e.
Broad Street.
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FURNITURE.

vANrIrp. ALL COUPLES AND FAM
lIaa WHO are now boarding to know nov }',
biiVfnE theft furniture Of US; we guarnn-
Zoe our prices the lowest for either casn
or easy payments. OSTRANDtsisS,., ,tso.
nation cheorfully given by letter.
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CONTROLLING PA
article. desires competent man TO fill
mana geriai position and superlntend
force OF travelling statesmen; must IN,
vest $1,000 In the per cant p p sae veg.
Year and extra commissions; investment
guaranteed and absolutely safe, AZ
dress SECRETARY. Box Vi4, Detroit
Mich,
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must vacate our store. and our entire
stosk vii be sold at mos, any price;
Just make us an pfier I, On some ne, g !,s.,
nav ret lid. No such prices have ever
been made as you will now find at our
gtore. HASE-HACKLEYa PIANO Co,
G03 East Broad Street.
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FOR sAx,E-oNE FuLLsIzE EBONY
Upright Piano. used only a short time,
fully guaranteed; price $3.50. Call to see
this piano and be convinced like. people
were last week. that what we advertise
we have. FERGUSON BROS. IL West
Broad.
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FOR E--coMPLETE COURSE.
with books In mechanical engineering
with the international CORES pondence
Schools; cost S6s; will accept best cash
offer. Address II. M. D.. Box SS2l Lynch
Na3 Z q
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.r>orr ,po "A. co1vroNr,,

!. "DoLLARs IN COTTON,
il the name of a booklet explaining our
method Of cotton npcatments.#iN NO risks
to funds employed. Substantial dividen,{as
twice month. Funds always ayailabl1
md can be withdrawn on demand. Ret-
erences. both commercial and personal.
Old established house. Complete parti-
culars on application. 4a&
THE BALDWIN COTTON Co.
253 LnSalle ST., Chicago. Ill
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LAWN SWINGS AND HAMMocks.

OIL STOVES AND OV-
Crsicm Freezers. etc. We are the Bar
gain House OF Richmond. Write on
phone us, We Will pay freight on all or
ders amounting 10 5000. HARRIS
CO., 400 e. Broad Street,
Rlhmond, va.
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PIANO BARGAINS, PIANO BARGAINS;
a Square Plano for sl7, $50, S25s s27 80 and
up to SO: we sacrifice them as we need
room. Among them are Knabes, stein
way. CiMckering, Weber and other
standard Makes terms, 50 per month.
THE CABLE COMPANY.
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WA NIrED, YOU TO APPRECIATE THE
a fact that quality Is the first thing 70 CON
This. besides the most attractive prices
ever offered ; you had better invest ga e
.G@this. lady. attendant. SOUTHERN
! DENTAL ROOMS. opposite the post
off a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

A FISH STORY--YOU ARE CORDIALLY
Invited to Inspect our, stock Of large
Trout. large Blue FISH, Rock fresh
Mackerel. Sturgeon, Halibut. Salmon.
Crabs. CLAIMS and Looaler; fresh daily
nj BRA DER s. 3 East BROAD street.
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ENTIRE, HOUSEHOLDS OF. FURNI-
lure wanted FOR caah--Feather Reds
Bolnters. Pillows and hou9eheid enscts,
Avenue otfiee,in Book Store.
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a II,rTLE MONEY IN PUTS AND
Calls on stocks or Grain often brings
big returns; $3.50 has earned s62.50, SI3.
even $50 in a week. Positively, no RISK
beyond small amount invested. Great
Chance for the small investor now IN
wheat. For clear explanation write NJ
+. PARRISH & CO.. DreNel Bnildins
Philadelphia, Pa.
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HORSE WANTED --w WANTED. a GEN
tie horse for phaeton for his board for
two or three months; only occasional
driving In the afternoon; best OF refer,
treatment. Address HORSE, care this
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MISCELLANEOUS.

fLTIDS, GENUINE EDISON GRAPHIC
7Tpsloec. ~ concert records and slx-foot
brass horn, 9Th adjlslbie slaE asi,, i Y.
sale cheap. Address or apply 81 ~.
IsFoad Street,
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lN0oI,, WOOL!--We HAVE LARGE ORR
ders Tor new clip wool and; pay highest
prices and no expenses deducted except
freight charges. Farmers ana tn ieli
Giants VIII dc, we'll to correspond with
us We carry large stock 'of ngricul-
Il ti;ra peas and solicit orders for same.
WAILERSTEIN PRODUCE CO., ID
x and q S. Thirteenth Street. #
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WANTED no FURNISH BENEFIT EN-
tertainments for churches, lodges. So
cieties, etc; abstraction guaranteed and
liberal terms Call or address
s T)ANIELStS rs SCHOOL, No. 62T East
Broad Street.
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CONTINUANCE OF OUR BARGAINS
In Square Pianos: Knalbe, Chickering.G
Weber, Steinway and a number OF other
standard make, high-grade Square
Pianos: sacrifice price to make roorn:&
$50 to S75; terms, 50 per month. THE
4 CABLE COMPANY. 5 III
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WANTED. no KNOW WHY HAVE
svo.ir shoes repaired BY machine shop
makers and cocblers when L AZ AN, ?
warrants superior work for the same
and gents: also shoes for all kinds OF,
crippies; eos North Fifth
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a CHANCE no GET A SQUARE PIANO
for fifty cents per week; we have q
number of first-class Square Pianos on
Y hand which we sell to get rid Of as low
as S15, terms DOC. per week. THE CA
n BILE COMPANY.
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ANY. ONE WANTING. STEAM FITTING
done can do no better than call up BOO
YOU. HARTMAN & BARKER. So E..
Cary street.
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PIANO SALE IN TIE. coUN-f
try. Bargains, bargains, bargains-The3
whole stock OF pianos at crashing re-
auctions; Just look ard see their prices.
3CHASE-HAC KLEY PIANO Co. G03 u.
. (. u. a
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FOR SALE.

)RRIS. THE pERF'tiMET ROOT Used
In making all the face. tooth and per-
f,imed powders s2o90.os0 worth lin
ported every. year; sells for 40 cents u
pound; wonderfully productive. hardy.
Interesting Towering plant for field or
gnrdcn, producing 81 900 an mere each
year; SO will start you, v. g. govern
ment advEes It's cuitivation full IN
structjons free how to grow It. GRAM
TIE HILL FARM, Louisa, Va.
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uAv1Nc; MOVED INTO MY NEW
store. am now prepared to repair and and
rennist genuine antiques perfectly. also
all other kinds of furniture repaired.
c. E. LIDA, iii W. Main.
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q > I'd YARDS NEW LIGHT GROUND
Tstigte Lawns all new patterns. &C..
yard JACOB LEVITT & son, opposite
Main Street Depot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

YoIrs ALWAYS GET STYLISH GOOD
hitting cloth, the uncommon kind. that
are butll with care at HENRY. EiAR-
RIs. The Tailor. NO. 5ls East Main
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FOR sALE-475 SHARES LA FLOREN-
3 cin gold and copper stock david "A.
Ainslie, presldent) for Sic each hun
bred shares. This company now selling
It's stock al $50 Address G. B.. care this
Office.
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s125 FOR HALF CORD KILN-DRIED
Kindling Wood, delivered. See or phone
for any Kind Of cooking wood or coal.
j. 3. LACY.
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CLOTHING,

MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING. NEED
a suit ? Just drop us a card for sam.
pies and prices. and our simple method
OF ordering by mail. When you see them
your npney'llafnlrly burn your pocket.
o. II. BERRY &: CO, Richmond. Va.
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yVANTED-Yo TO COME TO HOTEL
Lawrence. Twelfth and Main Streets
FOR elegantly furnished rooms. BIC 10
500. Special rates by week or month,
Strictly stag.
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PIANOS AT; SMALL aTIGUR Es-A RE.
inoval sale is here and pr!ces torn to
stock. cifAsE-HAGsKLEY PIANO CO.,
COB East Broad Street.
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EXHIBITION oUTFIT--a1OvISG PIC
ture Machine. 100 views, for church and
lodge entertainments. sl25, cost $500;
weekly profit $500; proof Furnished: good
reason for selling. FRANK DURkEE,
Springfield. Q.
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REM OVAL SALE OF P1ANos-oUR
entire stock of both new and used
pianos must be sold see our prices.
CHAsE-HACKLEY# PIANO CO.. 603 f..
Broad Street.
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s2-ouR OWN MAKE STITCH DOWN
Shoes. the easiest ghue made for rough
wear. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY ZIG r. Main. @
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IRIS CONTAGIOUS! WHAT? WHY THE
consumption OF FlATIMPF'S Delicious
Walnut Caramels, Bonbons, ETC.; 10 n.
Ninth.
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FERGUSON BROS. CAN Make YOUR
y Just the Same MS can beldone IN New
York city give them q call and look
their factory over, FERGUSON BROS.
II West Broad. aA ..Hl ..hl5ss.l
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LOWEST PRICES ON RECORD THIS
week on Suits, Skirts and Waists; credit
y accounts confidential. RICHMOND
GARMENT CO.
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FEATHER BEDS wANTED-FEATHE
Beds Bolsters and PILLOWS wanted. for
cash; also entire households of furniture
and Libraries of Books. No. go Brook
Avenue, Office In Book Store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

IrITfgIIrIr, REDUCTIONS ON OUR ZEN
tirn stock Of Upright Pianos. CHASE
4 HAGKLEY PIANO CO. s9s East Broad
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LARGE WE'LL FURNISHED BOARD
ing house. fine central iocatlon; can get
long lease. everything necessary, all IN
good order and clean; will sell cheap;
satisfactory reason for selling. Address
BOARDING.. care Times-Dlspntch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

BY THE wAY-YoU CAN GET YOUR
Line, Hair, Plaster, Cement al at THE
BRUCE HARDWARE CO.. 0as L. Mar
shall Street. Phone 1873.
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WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO MY FRIENDS
and IN. public that have bought out tho
PAPER hanging business OF cHAS e., SMITH.
t02 West Main street where I VIII app I
work only Jas A. Al KINNEY.
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CANDY

YOU DON'T LIVE IN RICHMOND
and want KAEMPF"S Candy? That's
easy Write and enclose postage, money
or money order; your candy viii come
as sure az daybrfak. ITO North Ninth
a box or kAEMPF'S celebrated Mixture
delivered to you. all charges paid. for
81 cents.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS SEE FERGUS
e SON BROS. about fixing up your old
piano: they may be able to make It give
you good service for 10 or Is years yet.
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FOR 5sAf,E,,-THREE SECOND HAND
single trucks. newly done up ut a very
cheap price. BRISTOW, 10 S. Fifteenth
Street. 45as
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FOR sALE-KNAEE GRAND, SOLD
for $3.50 short time ago; uaranteed to be
in perfect condition: price very low. CAL
and see this piano. PERCUSSION
+ BROS, IL West Broad.
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NJ u s II r o OMs RECEIVED FRESH
daily direct from hot house. 1RAUER'S.
3 East Broad Street.
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HAVE YOU TRIED THE DELICIOUS
whole wheat Bread and Pullman Bread
nt the New York Bakery, No. 4l0 West
Broad Street. prone 1858; also era clSer$
n Dust aud Bread Crumbs always on
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LADIES' PEARL AND SILVER PRIN-
cess handle Umbrellas. selvedge edge
cloth steel rod and an exceptionally
big value. sc. JACOB LEVITT & SON,
opposite Main Street Depot.
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WANTED, TO SHOW YOU THE DIFF
ference between Poultry Netting galHa,
nized after woven and before; come and
see It for yourself. BALDWIN s.
BROWN, 1857 Il. Main.
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HUNDLEYS. UNDER LEE CAMP
Hall. is the place 20 get anything you
want in the grocery line, Pure vines,
liquors for family and medicinal use.
GEO. MD. BLAKE, Manager.
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FOR SALE-VIRGINIA REPORTS, $500;
United States, l02-l22. SIS; Lawyer S Ed
ton. $50: Henning's Statutes. $50. MICH
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