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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24

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land county, and tho other at MaclSles.
field. In Edgccoinbe county.
REPUBLICAN, POLITICS.
Just q week from to-day the Republican
Executive COMMITTEES for this the Fourth
Congressional District meets III q third
attempt to name a candidate for Congress
Z TO oppose Congressman Ed w. Pou
There is much talk now Of nominating
+. y. Jones, of Gulf. chairman Of the
COMMITTEES. Jenkins, of Nance; Dockery
and Bernard, of Wake, are also being
urged by their friends. There Is no illdl.
cation that the committee is any more
agreed now than they were at former
meetings.
Counsel for McBce and Flnck In their
case In the Superior Court, III Which they
are charged by the State with conspiracy
IN their proceedings to secure a. receiver
Tor the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
read Company, declare that no compro-
misc whatever will be accepted by thcin:
that the state must either come right to
the scratch and mako a fight for con-
victior or else simply take to the bushes
and abandon the prosecution, acknowledge
ing that there is no ground for the
charges They say that II ever the case
comes to trial, as they do not believe t.
will, however. that there will be some
OF the most sensational evidence iii de-
tense that has yet developed.
BIG CHARTER.
The Rocky Mount Hosiery Company, of
Rocky Mount, was chartered to-day with
100000 authorized capital to operate a
knitting mill, the largest stockholders
being ]. c. Braswel. T.. p. Braswell, G.
r. Mathews and W. Loder, Jr. There are
o great number of smaller stockholders.
The Randolph, Creamery Company is
cl,artcred with $4,000 authorized and 81
600 subscribed by l.. D. Mendenhall and
others, t5t
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NEWSPAPERS
CONSOLIDATE
NIGHT FIRE AT. M0RRlsvILLE
,specia, 10 The rimcs-Dlspatch.,

{SJDCGlut hS
IL i,ALEIGH, n. c., September 2s.--Tlle
! Cotton Plant. OF Grecnville, S. c.. a
we'll known farm paper, has been pur-
chased by the Progressive Farmer OF
This city. ana the two publications will
be continued and published from this
place. Editor Clarence Tou. of the Pro-
gressive Farmer, Inns just returned from
Columbia, where he made the purchase
from James a. Hoyt. Jr,, son Of the late
editor Of the Cotton Plant, j. "A. Hoyt.
rho paper has for twenty-five years been
tho organ of the agricultural interests
\ OF the Palmetto State.
Last night ut Worthwhile fire that
is believed to have been of inccndiary
origin, destroyed about $1,000 worth Of
property, including several barns. ngri-
cultural implements, etc, mostly the
property Of r. s. Horne
THE STATE FAIR.
Although It is three weeks until State
Fair opens, thcre Is already definite as
surance Of the largest exhibits Of farming
implements and farm products in the his
tory OF the Fair Association. and the
exhibits in all other departments are sure
TO out do former records. The racing events
51oo.ii 1t is said, will materially reduce the
state record, the $4,000 purses for the
North Carolina circuit having attracted
the best entries in tho history of the fair.
Secretary Poguc is enthusiastic over the
outlook for the fair. IS. III
Official report is received In the office
OF State Superintendent Joyner. Of the:
establishment OH two more local tax dis
tricts for the improvement Of public
schools. Ono is at Marvin, in Cun1ber-
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GIVES HIMSELF UP.
Frank Mesinheiner, One Of the
Slayers Of Snow Wilson, III Jail.

MI Especial to The Times D!spatch.>
&i DURHAM, NJ c., September oo33- Frank
Miscnhcimcr, one of the rnurderers Of
Snow Wilson. who has been working OF
tho Erwin cotton mills, Mt this place, llas;
gene to his home at Newton and surren-
.tlercd. himself into the hands ofRthel au-
thorties. His bond was fixed at $1,000
and Mt last accounts he had not given
the required security, and lie and his
brother. James. whose bond was also
fixed at $1,000, are still IN jail.
Dan Miscnheilner, the third brother.
who left at the san1e time that Frank
came to Durham, is still at large. 1t is;
not known where he went. M IN. IL
The fight in which Wilson was killed
BY the N1isenheilners was caused by the
dispute over a. dog. During the fight
Wilson pulled out knife and cut Frank
Then it was that he was
struck by one Of the brothers and the
blow proved fatal. Il s u
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Lutheran Co-Operation.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatcn.)

. m NSVtUIdl 70 = IIe IlHIIuh-l1lsVdlCIJ 7.IIa-T
SALISBURY, n. c., September 2S,-4Thc
Tennessee and North Carolina Synods
OF the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
witch have been in joint conference here
for The past three days. adjourned last
night
Suitable resolutions were passed by which
IT Was agreed tbut a plan OF co-cpe-
ration will go into effect. While each
conference will maintan5its Individual
lty, the joint meetings Will be held from
time 10 time. The two conferences own
SIX colleges and other educational
iEstltutlUMS.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE QUAIL
Z lied as executors Of the estate of Mrs.
~. Il. q. CARSON. deceased, late OF
Richmond. Va, Al persons having
f claims against the said estate are re-
uiested to present the same promptly
I for payment al the office Of DESAUS-
SURE & CARSON. Merchants National
Bank Building. Richmond. Na. j. PRES
TON CARSON, Richmond Va. w. NJ.
LILLE, charlottesville, Va Executors.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
no JAMES il. BARTON AND cIIAs, l.

81 J3AVKEIT. ~. IlII|I T# n 3el7
You arc hereby notified that a tract of
land described as three lotF, Nos II. IS
Mpgisterial District. Henrico county, was
sold on Tho 49, day of 49, for delinquent
taxes, leries. interest ana costs due there.
on Tor the year 1896 In the name OF
James IL. Barton ~ the Commonwealth
OF Virginia
An application for the purchase thereof
has been filed In this office, and II appear.
ing from he records thereof that YOU are
3intfrested-tr3 The said land, yon are
further notified 10 appear here within
four months from the date Of this notice
and do what may BE necessary to~protect
yoursipterest.
Given under my hand this I'D day Of
Epetembci. 1904. aGlf
SAMUEL p. .IEADDlLI..
I'ierk OF the Circuit Court of IIcnrico,
a cppy--!Teste:
~ SAMUEL n. NfaDDILI., CLERK.
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HEL..P ;. AND FEMALE.

SERVANTS WANTED, AMONG SOME
&c the best white families In this city;
4 good wages paid for tho right persons.
WE have applications for q. large num-
her oftcooks who can furnish good refer
! city. Apply al once to THE NEGRO
LABOR q 4 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
SIS Eat Broad Street (second floor.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CRUSHED STONE WANTED SEALED
proposals will be received by the Town
Clerk of Hampton, Va, until o'clock
7. NJ. Monday. September 20. 1901, n,
which time the said proposals will be
opened by the Committee on Streets
Of said town. for supplying the Town
Of Hampton, with 1900 10 | $50
cubic yards OF 9-inch crushed stone,
also 80 cubic yards OF 1-i-inch OF blue
stone, TO be delivered r. O. b. cars OF
vessels. at Hampton. Va. The commit
Ice reserves the right to reject any or
al bids, For further information. IL
desired. address " Il. WEsTWOOD.
Town Clerk, Box ZIG. Hampton. Va.
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q AGENTS WANTED. {

AGENTS WANTED FOR WAR SONG S
and poems Of the Southern Confed-
eracy."a Collected and edited by an ex-
: Confederate and we'll known author.
\ Rev. H.. Nj. Wharton, D. D. Dedicated
to the late General John 3. Gordon; en-
Z crates and the Daughters Of the Cor
federacy; contains over 500 pages; ma :.
nlhcantly Illustrate ed; rare collection OF
war songs and poems dear to every
Il will want this book: enormous demand !;
fcent!opportunity for agents; one
agent made 5000 first week; another
$32S.90 in seven weeks: terms liberal; ;
territory assigned on applications: outtit
* free. Send at once 10 cents to pay post
age; don't delay. Address Dept.
z THE JOHN C.5NVlNSTON8 CO.. 1909 Arch
Street Philan Pa. ~ 50
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SCHOOLS.
RICHMOND COLLEGE,

Next session opens September ~
Thorough instruction IN ancient and mob
tern languages, pure and applied scienceA
history. philosophy and law. In septeml
Der. 1904. new courses In free hand and
mechanical drawing and in practical me4
chenica and electricity will be opened Ex :.
cellent laboratories in physics. chemistry.
biology. psychology mechanics and draw.
ing. Special attention is called to the fac,
that full professors teach the lowest as
well as the highest college classes. Stu
.dents at entrance usually take ilrst.yeor
Latin, English. MathN,atlcs and History
They therefore have as their teachers
Professors w L.. Foushce. F. G.. Wood.
ward. r. e.. Gaines and S. c. Mitchell
For catalogue and Information, address,
n Pres. E.W. BoasWright, Richmond, Vas
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RECORDS, Is CENTS.
e THE CABLE COMPANY. gi {gi5s
Il AWNINGS AND SHADES.
'TEE-DEE BRANCHES

I The following Branch Offices have
been established for tho benefit Of
those living ut a distance from the
Main Office OF The Times, Dispatch.
The Tee Dee Wants left at any Of
these branches Will receive tic SANE
careful attention as though they had
been left at the Main Office, and there
VIII be no extra cost to theadvertlser:
sLAUGHTER's DRUG STORE, T Ven,
ty.fltth and Venab'e Streets. ii
w EANES, Twenty-ffsb and LcIgh
Streets. 53'' &
a. a, SCOTT, sTwenty,fIfth and BROAD
Streets. 81 a III Z s!ei8
RoHT. @J. WILLIAMS, Twenty,flrst
and Marshall Streets, :.
| r, / n. M. HARRISON. Fousi,ee and
Broad Streets, AZ W.,
| G. VI LAT tMER, No. 800 West Mar.
shall street. b h
iTHoMPsoN'ss DRUG STORE. No. i1s21
Wsst Main Street.
1, L. BEVERlpGE, Brook Avenue ana
eA sl;i $ oAua sToRE. asrsen
PEoSpLE,s DRUG STORE, No. $500
WILLIAMSBURG Avenue, Futon Ivy
ROBINS Pt1t,7 MACY, No. 200 East
Marshall Street, IS
MRS. RA,NEY, No. 1911 iTwsnty.sec,
ond Street, Fairmount. 8a5s
CITY DRUG STORE, No. 1444 East
Main Street, corner Fifteenth q
JUDsoN QUINN lNGHAMi4 No. ao27
East MAIN, corner TWenty,flrst,
PINE STREET r HARM'Ac " No, .as4
south Pine Street,
PolNDExTER-k IF k'PARRlSH CO.,
No. 41a East Broad Street. ea''
THE PARAGON n RMAcY. No. 4o2.
North sixth Street.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
P1r1S1'S.

GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
.1ys Ayenas AZ see s,rset,ney y
liza M. and s r. NJ. by Inc pastor siornns
subj ect!..Who sfour Master 2" Evening sub.
increasing opportunities' Sunday school 81 Il Il,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER or
s:issP. 81 ~ rev aSMis Drc /. 4
eG seS MseGaf Ihess TsTSsa' CORNER
Sixth and Main Streets DIV. n. L. SAIiTH,
sandsy sshes J g. Soaaa fl5
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 5fcoR.
s cARDNER, g. IS. Z pastor Sunday i sshooi
f1aysr BY oee sn psss5 q \
zTR'SE
sehoo! and Ghurch; fail rally Every member
sxpeetsa and yi.9r; rora!ly we!eomed
sl cEiNTiEsARY .ME1iISpisT CHURCH
ses SpFi 'a Torn S!fsSs
and sermons at9l AZ AZ and S:ls F. NJ by
the pastor. Morning subject. Pursued ly
Church to the school, Sunday school at a:30
!, al q are Invited
H. 81 BETTY. pastor SERVICES II a.. NJ. and
Sis II n, every sunday. sunday school 1t
ysiSS ,;s Z {; s.; ,s sYRs , ST%HT
passor-pfsael'.Ik! 6 3 Ali ii So Y
M''FApESs d. D., astor. Services a 81
NJ. and SHIP. M.;preachins By the pastor. 4 Y
1 ShSi,SD lpHEsny,r,n Ran cIlURrt,-REv.
1 n',s Il and s ii Sunday school sls A.
n i; EGtiI .ssT6S' pssto -rreaeiins by ito
cliuRSII1n JJERl; WlTilHRsrooS. Is
at 4 1 o'clork a. NJ and IS n
'sCIiURcII or THE, covt'SAN CORNER
rS Hys9 sT s@e fEse' pssfoTnpySs
services. to.morrew " a: and = iP.M sun
day school .o;aa ~ Devotional Sfrvico Wed,
; I;
s. Is san s ssha sx 49, MIalwseE
service i tuesday 5 r. M, Weleon,e lo'NiI. '
SEVENTH srn si sHT sc1tR!srlAS CHURCH,
9 sfssfss ysaay ssxsiiA 81 ssaaas-
g W " n H gsf!9Fd hsf2 As
~ KSSs mercy II II X M ana n IT.
NJ }- EPl SCOPAL
THE lo tn llqIL;T 6 G5oMNIE0Rr
Fl En- asNys ssos gss
sSnday school $50 clock Seats free visitors
cordially do w ses'l NJ LUTHERAN ~,
(seycnth Street between Broad and grarel-
and +. N Vedneyday night ii oclock,
C!I!iIsrIAN, sGlg l 2, I, !, !, -,
Services Sunday morning II :lhi Subject OF
sermon. npnrsallty, "Wednesday aycping $50
+, n. No 100 III Main Street, Az are vel.
come, . N =, Z, -,
ENHoR(i free reading rpoin und lending library
PRps JNius 81 b slRs pasta serves9
a, b., Sunday school 10 a., y, Al welcome
,i7 is 5s5 UNITARIAN u 81 *. III
4 FIRST I'm TA IsIAfl; GIaIiRgI d (elcN ROE
IiayD -SsclHi1rs every Sunday morning "
Il i}ev3 NS0N
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MEN TO IMPROVE THEIR
opportunity by taking night studies a I
Central r. NJ. G. A.. October Sd. TO
April ed ;s12 classes /: average cost, In
/ Guiding membership. 50 for So less ons.
Information Free a.
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BOARDING 6. !.

TWELFTH ST.. N, 4o3'--HRs. EANEs.
frst-class rooms and board = also tn BILE
I board transient, boarding 81 per day.
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TRAVELLING statesmen ON COMMITS
Il sion to carry three samples Of a mans
II shoe tolretail at $1.60; state territory and
experience, reference. etc; ready sellers
& everywhere TIE s1.5O SHOE FAC,
TORY. Baltimore, Nd. -. a.
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MEN no LEARN BARBER
trade; taught In eight weeks; ne sys-
tenn; only Institutions Of the kind in the
q world; diplomas awarded; positions
guaranteed when through. Address
MOLER'S COLLEGE, $50 Canal Street,
VA New York DIX PA Ill. 2gs MI Ms. RI
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b. D. C.-AVOtD s. 15AR or SUFFER-.
ling ~ taking Best Dyspepsia Cure;
/ sold whoiesaie BY Ovens q Minor, Fow-
crs-Taylor. Drug Co., Bodekers Drug 20 20,
) Purcell Ladd & Co., and by retail drug
gists ut % cents u bottle.
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WANTED, q COUPLE tOR8YouNciE MEN.
L TO take IA thrd-noor frontsroom 1t $40
per month with board: table borders
s Sl5 per month. No. II South Third ST..
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SUIT CASES no SUIT EVERYBODY,
prices from SEQ up, at sPENCE'S
TRUNK STORE
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ASK FOR RUssELL'S ANT1-ROACH
E Powder; positively destroys water bugs
will be mailed on recepticf price by w
+. EANEs. TwehtS-nfth ent. Leigh.
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/ McS.Air@'Sa
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

s FORTIETII SESSION OF nine months, SEPT.
II to June H.. Thorough preparation for uni.
versty. college. technical sch DOL. K U. S Savsl
for small boys. with separate instructors.
study-hall. anu recitation rooms. Number q
boarders strictly limlted- The Principal viii
DO at home, n. Revidere ST.. afler Sept
5. For full information as TO terms. syatem
instructors. together with complete
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE RECORD
since 1857, see 4o-paee catalogue. at book and
drug stores. orr by mail upon application to
JOHN p, MCGUIRE. Principal.
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FRANKLIN, f., 317-WAN,rED, OCCU-
4 pants for two very desirable connecting
rooms, second floor front, porcelain bath.
b ut 81 f. franklin Street; immediate
y possession
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"WEDNESDAY, 21sT, ONE RED
cow good size, short horns. Suitable
reward when returned to WALLER
z TAYLOR e. SON, 100 N Eighteenth st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24

THESE COOL NIGHTS SUGGEST
S Blankets. What wn have are priced
lnodestlys and are standard make: I, y
& best III town for $500 PDMBERTON,
Z PRICE &. CO. s59, f
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

CLAY ST. E., BEDROOM. FOR RENT.
furnished orsnnfurnished. Apply at No.
A $40 f. Clay Street. , Ss s.. r
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MILLINERY.

BE SURE AND SEE My SELECTION
# Of latest fall hats before buying else
where. Mrs. NJ l.. 9s1FORTfLAN1. ZIG N.
Third Street 5 e. Il ss5s
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SOLICITORS & statesmen

.SALESNIAN-.yY5 "A n T Z d. SALESMAN,
already engaged In travelling, to sell
59E Iinseed OilGand Paints as side line In
Virginias and Southern States mo sam
pies needed. Address Box 500. Rich
4 nond, Va.
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WANTED I, FAMILIES LEAVING THE
car, bo supplied b. us while away with
meats ana everything else contained IN
6 q market. BRAUER'S, 3 East Broad
Street. esT g9 @sS, 25 ts t{5 fi 8ft as8i
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

FOR tsALJ-CO AND EXAMINE, MY
Dnllbean Single Trucks and Grocery
Wagons: you vii save time and money.
53a 81 g. BRlSTOW.sl9 S. Fifteenth Street.
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GRACE, w. s14-WANTED, TO RENT
out to gentlemen. two large furnished
rooms, with or without board; S14 West
III Grace Street. a31
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STENOGRAPHERS WANTED % GOOD
male stcnogrnphers arc In demand. Get
into the senior class ut Central " NJ.
C. A.p and prepare for a better place.
Opens "Wednesday, October 9Th. M infor-
nation Free.
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TRUNKS

SCIENCES TRUNK FACTORY. SIS EAST.
Broad Street. wants your trunk and
satchel repairing. E., H.SSPENCE,3 Shoe
@b and Trunk House. " "a 45f ~
WANTED. YOUR TRUNK REPAIRING.
&& RICHMOND TRUNkH MIG. CO., sos
~ Rrnok Avcnlie Phone gs6i I'll a. sEEs.a
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CLOCK r EPAlRlNG.

WISE PEOPLE j N RICHMOND. TAME
their witches to NUDD, go u. Broad st.
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yvANTED-rELLoyVs
who half know how are plentiful Get
ready for. n better place by attenulnA
the Night Bookkeeping Glass at Cen
trail Y. M. c.. "A. Information Free.
Il Other studies.
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GRACE ST., w, slo--WANTED. GEN
large and one small connecting roornsl;
convenience of ati. telephone, etc. ;Ein-
specton by appointment. Apply w. G.,
care this office. t9
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FOR $RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
+ room in third story; centrally loca ted on
Franklin Street. Forsfurther particulars
apply 10 b. care this Office $40
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NowS{1st THE TIME no GET YOUR
N clocks In order. Send postal 10 NLiDD,
M Jeweler, 900 b r. Broad. 55
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THE VERY THING r WANT. THE
remark made as to tho perfcct-nttlrg
perfect in ut: S. to $500 aPEAIDEI,
PRICE Is co. n. 38
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NOTICE.

SrJ5AI ApT1 II sAUsAGE-THE cELII-
brated Imported Gomprecht lsolognu.
Ring and Frnnkfurtcr Sausage: finest
4 East broad. y N5 e II ~ a al s 5
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i 900 ALARM III CLOCKS. k9C. & Gil;
warranted two years. get one now.
s. NUDD, 222 e. Broad Street. III.
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WANTED. POSITION BY RELIABLE
young man, with considerable experience
as collector: outdoor work preferred.
Address VIM, care this a Office
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V.AN,TED-A LIGHT sSE7f&D ROCKS
to keep, ora few hours Office work to
do X, L.. care this Office. f@S
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WANTED TO rAIiE
their watches and save half. NJJDI.
Jeweer. 2.2 r. Broad street: warranted
TWO yours. la.4 ~ .tls. \ w u. l,Lh
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WANTED.

WHEN Yotj WANT GOOD TOWELS
or Napkins, really flax. como to this
house We Gan sit y2y az az, y guilty
g. co.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OLD-F FASHIONED
WATCH of enaneled flowers on back:
black leather guard, silver stirrup at
Main Street. if 3 fi3 ai
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+ CHARLES u. WILLIAMS. ATTORNEY
atSLaW. has removed his office ia Room
q 40, Chamber Of Commerce Building,
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4 Hell f. w ANTE D-Male.

MEN MAY STUDY AR1TEI-
mctic Grammar and Bookkeeping at
Central Y. NJ G. A.; average expenses,
s. for. 81 lessons. Other studies. In
formation Free. e
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WATCHES BOUGHT. SOLD AND sES.
and silver NtjpD. : t. s. broad road s''s
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tPuONOGRAPH RECORDS FOR q
cents. THE CABLE COMPANY.
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CHAIRS REsEATED AND REED FL
s riture repaired: tho only place In the
city where YOU can hnve your babyj
IRE ,nnrufa e}iirers. OLE 4 DOMINION
WILLOW AND RATTAN WORKS. NO.,
400 North Seventh Street.
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MAIN sPRlNGS,@ 5OC.; ID CLEANING
+ years experience, NuDlo, go u. Broad.
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sANTIQUES.

MOoRE's GREATEST COLLECTION
choice Mahogany Furniture. Brass Fend-
,crs, Andir;ons; Antiauss q every de-
#a ter.Eafter s. p. NJ. fl FIX u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24

FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
(seycnth Street. between Broad and Gracel-
Rey MAk Ra y o q :, Il "
FIRST cl i,1sssH - t1 slihtlsF stIRNylsy-
serrnnni HUnrealIty," "Wednesday evening $50
Reading roonlS open daily FROM 10 "A NJ. 10 y
r. N. y No. 100 ~ Main Street. Au gare wel,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24

IMPORTANT no l1I5C,IIAN1Cs-ADDs no
3 your wages by studying Mechanical
Drawing, Electricity Boiler Building,
Arithmetic, at Central y. NJ. g. A: o.
lessons: average cost, s.. Other stuo-
les. Information Free. III i II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24

YOU FIND A COMPLETE MARKET,
everything the best ana always fresh,
vegetables. chickens. meats, fresh fish.
canned goods, clclicac!es. etc, at
Il I3RAyER'S,S3 East Broad Street. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24
REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

n. Twenty-fourth Street. containing six
nrge rooms aand bath, newly papered :
gas throughout house; possession a t.
once. j. H. WILCOX, SOL ~. Twenty
seventh Street. SIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24

SIZES FOR HALE CORD gKILS-DR1El
Kindling Wood delivered. Sec Or phont
. J. 3, LACY for cheap cooking fuel 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24

to prepare for a better place. study
Arithmetic, Bus ness, Penmanship. Spell-
ing, Stenography. Mechanical Drawing,
ut Y. NJ C. a. Night school, Main and
Sixth streets. lnforma ton Free. sa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24

fvAI4Ls STOCK c,INs BOYS AID GENTS.
Shoes just opened. IL ~ stylos ana
feathers, iat sPIrNCE's. OILS East Broad
E Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24
MUSICAL IN sTRuMEN

MANDoL1Ns AND GUITARS on
monthly payments THE CABLE conf
Il PANY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24

FOR SALE-A SMALL HERD OF
NJ lch Goats. also five male Goats. fine
7 R.AIATTHEWs, Rio Vista (Westhamp-
a ton cars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-24

THE CHURCH % n r HOLM COMFORT,
Err Z Grpya Avenue. corner Roland Street)--
Sunday al III All NJ. aud afternoon 8 clock,
Sunday school o30 clock Seats free visitors