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including the two sergeants who have
charge, the three desk sergeants and nine
teen officers on guard. These are separated
into three squads The interior guard at
present. numbers nineteen men, and Is I'M
der the chief usher of the White House.
Each of these separate forces has its pecu-
liar duties to perform.
The outside squad, controlled by two ser
geants who alternate for tricks of duty
has six posts around the White House.
which includes stations at the sides of the
house and around the Presidents office.
During the trick of duty the men change
from one post to another At all times the
men are in touch with the main Office of
the squad, where the sergeant is located,
and by the simple pressure of button the
men In the Office can be notified of anything
amiss at any certain spot and reinforce
ments are at the point of danger at almost
a moments notice. Thus, by the methods
perfected for the White House conditions a
careful guard is maintained at all times
about the house, and II be greatly in
creased at given point in very short
space of time. Parties arrested are taken
In charge by the sergeant and are turned
over to some police station pending further
investigation.
The men on the outside who prevent the
entrance into the house of undesirable per-
sons, are reinforced by the inside guard.
The men there are scattered through the
house the posts depending on the time of
day and the whereabouts of the President.
AT all times there are men at the front door
of the mansion and at the door to the
Presidents Office. At night the contents
of the Presidents offices are carefully
guarded and the remainder of the police
force Is stationed on the various floor land
1ngs in the house. from basement to top.
They are required 10 report-"turn in" as
Il Is called-at frequent intervals during the
night and are In constant touch with the
main office. The policemen also assist the
ushers during the day In receiving persons
ana in showing them where they desire to
GO The work is exaCting and a constant
vigil must be maintained at all hours
This small number Of men has been re-
quired to handle unusual crowds on various
occasions. At the time large delegations
are received at the White House their work
Is greatly increased and IS made more ex-
acting The necessity of watching every
one in every delegation is enjoned In this
work, OF course. the secret service men of
IN; government perform an important part
1T Is only on special occasions during the
year that details from other precincts
throughout the city are required 10 be sent
TO the White House grounds. The regular
occasions are at the time of the five large
receptions, the New Year reception the
diplomatic reception. the judiciary recep-
ton, the congressional reception and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-31
Beware the Kiss.
Special cablegram to The Star.

SptcIui CabIegram 10 The Star.
LONDON. December s0-London medical
journals are discussing the suggestion that
lupus may be acquired through the me-
dunn of a kiss. According to one leading
practitioner. 1t is largely matter of pre-
disposition. Nine persons out OF ten. 1t
was claimed, might kiss a person with the
lupus with impun;ty, while the tenth would
fall a victim Baron Suyematsu. the Ian
anese statesman, expresses the belief that
Japan's Immunity from lupus is due to the
nations ignorance OF the kiss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-31
up in the auction rooms and sold for sl5-

up in the auction rooms and sold Tor Sio,-
Oo0"
Among the many recent acquisitions by
American collectors the following may be
mentioned: The MS. OF Milton PARADISE
Lost for s25, 600 and the magnificent col
lection Of armor of the Due de Dino for
$4,000 in 1904. The famous rock crystal
biberon was bought this year at Chrisue's
for $50 600 for Mr.. ]. Pierpont Morgan,
while first edition of Shakespeare's Titus
Andronicus" and six rare Shakespeare
quartos crossed the Atlantic for the of
so. 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-31
This Tots Home Bored Her.

Special Oablegram to The Star
PARIS, December 3o.-A small girl of six
has just been placed under arrest here as
rogue and vagabond. The police dis
covered that this was the eighth time she
had run away from home In the suburbs
She was found asleep on a pile of sacks in
the market, and scratched and bit the off,
GERS who disturbed her. When she Gained
down she told them that her home bored
her. and that she was determined TO make
her own start In life. She was whipped and
sent home She returned home declaring
that she was still bored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-31
Her Contribution.

From TIarper's Weekly.
Visiting Neutrality-suspicious. morning,
madam: Lam collecting for the Drunk
ards, Home.
Mira. McGuire-"Shu Tn glad of 1t, sor
III W come round tonight yez can take
my husband.
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Another man at the White House with
an enviable record is Desk Sergeant r. C.
Dyer He was appointed to the force July
"a, 1887, and has served in the third and
the fifth precincts, respectively, as a prt-
vate. But his record of arrests will COM
pare favorably with that of any other off,
Ger in the department. He was precinct
detective at three different times. and also
was mounted officer in the fifth precinct.
Following an accident when he was doing
mounted duty several years ago. he was dis
Mansion.
While in the fifth precinct he was active
and made many arrests. AT one time he
was making an arrest on Sth street near the
navy yard and was attacked by a crowd
and severely kicked. He was rescued by
Sergt. Bryan. He arrested James Wallace
for murder and also William Brown for
murder. While he was doing mounted duty
he assisted Officer Mccormick in the arrest
OF William Pruitt for murder. AT the time
OF the robbery of Senator Stockbrdges
house he arrested two men who We're after
ward sent to the penitentiary for the Of
Tense. He also arrested William Franklin,
q race track follower, for shooting a man
named Brown, and at about the same time
he arrested John Stewart for housekeeping.
He was once detailed to the Anacostia
freight yards, to stop the petty thieving
there, and he succeeded well, making
number of arrests.
I 81
Wagner are also veterans in the service of
the department and they have excellent rec
ords for arrests.
The personnel of the exterior guard at
the White House is as follows Sergeants,
r w. Bryan, w. II. Harrison; Officers T.
M. Adams II. Backenheimer, c. Fl. Baum,
N. A. Beans ]. F. Bradley, j. NJ. Bram-
lett, W. H. Curtis, r. c. Dyer, N B. Fields,
S. S. Frazier, w. G. Gleason, John N. Hes
ter w. l.. Hospital L. r. Keech, F. B.
Kelly. w. E. Ogle, C. C. Pearce, J. F.
Rotchford, e. M. Seaman, G. A. Schrader,
F. M. Tompkins, c. Wagner
The interior guard is made up at present
of the following M. H. Warren, D. w.
Lewis, w. S. Lewis, M. OBrien, J. D.
Hanze, H S. Hutton. II. Gilbert, f. II.
Purks, D. w. Dyer, William Kemp, w. w.
Andrews James Ciscle J. B. Frech, C. L.
Dalrymple, Lewis Gee, w. S. Brady, e. c.
Goss, J. S. Jamison, James Mulvey.
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Sergt. w. II. Harrison, who divides the
responsibility with Sergt. Bryan. is not an
ex-soldier, like his partner, but is familiar
with the duties of the Office at the White
House by long service there. Sergt. Harri-
son was born in Maryland on November 8,
1866 and was raised on a farm. He came
10 this country at the age of twenty-four,
and was engaged in the grocery business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-31
Badly Was Sad.

Not unless a snake bites YOU saws
Badly. looking sad and reproaohful at this
person which is his friend
Then says Jim Hicks, its all off.
There amt a RATHER within fifty miles of
Arnim. and l couldn't sit no cayuse this
morning long enough to get to one. I'm
going to plumb die In minute ana ia
give fifty dollars IL q snake was to rise uu
now and bite mo on the leg
And then this here person, which was
Baldy's friend. he leans over on the tabls
and begins to cry. 'Shucks,' he eays be-
tween sniff1es. T ain't got any license to
live. Hero my tender heart Is just pinlng
TO relieve the misery OF my fellow man.
Here I'm just aching to do this here Jim
Hicks person service. And need the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
WINES AND liquors..

WINES AND I.1c,U oRs--sl'RlNG TIME
kae as Sc s9 'ry Pr'nss x 1e +
Pure, mild and always Y ne same. Tho
! only. asked for, II trial order to con
key cannot be cquRlled by any liquor
houses IN The city. FOR Tho money. make
speciality on this brand, as my leader
In tho business. J buy II direct from he
.dlstller, and have 1t put zip specially for
my trade. 1tis Just as good as whlskey
sold BY my other house for $3.50. My
j have Monticello Rye Whiskey,3 4 years
old, = gallon; Old Gibson, 5 years old, 81:
WILDWOOD, 3 years old 50: Nelson county,
Kentucky. rye for s3; Old Oscar Pepper.
gallon. haye some yifsinia Apple
rHntcd 4 o be pure, s.. 80 gallon; Pure North
Carolina for 81 and some for 81 10 and
~: handle tho Pure Montreal Malt
poses. for 50 gallon. Wines Mt all prices.
Write for price list. Remltfor al orders by
express order. Address all mali to PHIL.
TRAMA, No. lib N. Eighteenth, or 23-25
8. Thirteenth Street, {sS5 (. n e
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

DO you KNOW THAT YOU CAN PyR-
chase n gallon Of old Straight Rye
So. and no charge for jugs and pack
ing Never before have. | been bic to
Tho fact is, that he handles nothing
but absolutely straight whiskeys, and
e and its only tho kind to buy. Gibson
and Monticello years old. 81 per gall
5lon;s Overholt and Calvert. years ole, .
!. $3.50 per gallon:S hfellwood and Ather-
ton. 5-year-old Ryes. 81 per gallon; Vir-
GINA Mountain $ years old. $3.50 per
/ gallon; Aiarylan Malt: years old. %
per gallon Anpe
old, $50 per gallon; Carroll Springs. 4
years old. 81 %. Jessamlnc County Rye.
years old. 1925 per gallon; three years
Straight Holland Gin. g per gallon;
Virginia Claret (best quality, 50 for elk
bottles; Imported Claret, 800 for six
bottles. Write for full price list. Re-
nit for. All orders by certified check.
der. PHIL. 6. KELLY. Richmond, Va
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SEEDS AND HARDWARE.

SUNLIGHT POTATOES. e.75
\ barrel; early Bosee. te.75 barrel: Red
White Spring Oats 45c. bushel; Garden
y Peas. Field See1s, Grass and Glover at
lowest prices for flrst-class seeds; Tar
4 Paper Roofing, 2 ply. y70c.; 8 q ply. soc.
roll. Fun line Hardware. Farm Imple-
55 ments. Agents for International Stock
and Poultry Food. % and Soc packages.
Orders promptly filed. SOUTH ERN$
4 SEED CO., llG n, Eighteenth Street,
7 Richmond. Va. "a
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POULTRY NETTING.

DO YOU KNOW x Oh CAN BUY POGL-
try Netting from22c. 70 loc. per5 yard at
THE BRUCE HARDWARE CO.. eos E.
Marshall Street? Phone 1923. AL !. s!zes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
Cobler's Sets 39c., good Shoe Solcs 10c.
pair. quart Grnnile Coffee pots 2Oc..,
3.quart Granite Deep Pans 100, 6-aunrt
Berlin Kettles and Sauce. Pans 3oc;,
/. Roller Skates 2gc. pair. medium size al
Granite Dish Pans S5c. Everything else
Just as cheap. Mail orders soicited.
WATSKY5 BROS, 1715 East Franklin
Street K, Ma ~
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roi'oWInp each cfasslhsatlon below
reliable concern, which Is prepared to
Trade" Particularly to farmers ard I
convenlences OF the city stores. OWN
livery servloe throughout tl,ls section,
town. 10 do your hopplno---slmplys n, Z
below or write for Information, which
order W mall. Tho concerns listed on
ana may be elassed as t,eadu Y artsrs II,
4 catalogues or lnfornnatlosi always m snt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
WIRE DOORS AND WINDOWS.

WIRE DOORS AND WINDOWS. FLY
Wire. Doors aud Windows: one car J.
load on hand: re make and put. them In
your house to Ordcr: + mall orders solicited.
HARRIS fIARDWA1sE; co.
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GOOD POULTRY. WIRE

WHEN You BUY POULTRY WIRE. ASK.
1T is No. 10 and galvanized after wo-
ven. This is the lasting kind and the
kind We carry; &c. per yard up. ELBA
RIIA12DNy4AR RE; co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

oRR1s, THE PERFUMED ROOT USED
Tuned powders; 100000 worth import
i cd every year. sell for DOC. a pound;
wonderfully productive; hardy, interest
Ing Towering plant for held or garden;
producing $1,000 an acre each year; slU
will start yol u. y s. Government advises
It's cultivation; full Instructions free
how to grow 1t. Write to GRANITE
Y 1TfT.T, IT A r M. pusa vu. s5{41
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-pU sTLEs IS FLOOR OIL

SPRING, is UPON US AND WE KNOW
every good l,ousekeepcr will want a gall
ion or Dpstless Floor OIL, &c. ga Ion.
BRUCE HARDWARE CO., sos e. Mar,
shall Phone 1923 Isssa % NJ
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.----~------t--------!--.--.-------N1R
DWARF

WRITE OR ..I:,LONF5 US FOR PRICES
& on " Crimp Steel Roofing, BarL-Wire,
Nails, iorBe and Mule Shoes. OLr prices
are right. THE BRUCE HARDWARE
CO. bla E., AIarshalla Street. Phone 1U2&- -
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COME ONE. COME ALL, TO THE UP
and at the right price. Inspect my:
y stock, get my prices and you are my
{ customer. II. y r.. ME'rZG Err, X0S and $40,
North sixth. up-to-date Grocer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

HURRY uPl WARM WEATHER WILL
soon be here, and files. too. You !, want an,
screens, but you want the best. " ere
agents for the T. r. Burrowes Co., Port
land, Maine. Estimates furnisned.
e QUARLES ~ &. Il AYINGFlELD, Seven
tenth and Washington Streets. hone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

GO TO &ANDR 7IvY6DO 8 FOR OYS-
tiers; cafe In connection; Anheuser Busch
on draught; all leading brands OF whis-
kies. Corner Eighteenth and Franklin
Streets. Z Phone 2lOi.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

JURGENs. WILL SELL Tog Al y r.
tune" or Mrs. Rorer Gas Range, ann
~ u qUes a M. eo stove will refund s2our
money: 1891 e. Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

FOR sALE-Pos1r1vELY! BASKETS
Will be sold at and below cost. as fol-
lows: All kinds OF Fancy Baskets, sew
Ing Baskets. Scrap Baskets silver
y Baskets, Table Mats and Toy Carriage
or Nil. Don't fall 10 give US n ca 30
y DOMINION WILLOW AND RATTAN
& NyORSS 400 North Seventh Ia ~ S3 &
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10 the announcement o. d progressive
offer special facilities to the EMAIL Order
hose WHO reside some distances from the s
q TO The extension Of The rural free do.
II, IL no longer necessary to Come to
Ike your selection from the goods listed
viii be gladly Il, alled ant. then send your
tt,Is page are selected as representative
their particular line. When writing Tor
Ion The Times 81 spatch. & IA & "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

cIyNNINGHAM,s DIGESTIVE ia B. b
let's viii cure indigestion. consttpatlon
and torpid liver: will enrich the plo q
d and produce a lovely COMPASSIONATE ~
E N1NGHAAl. sThe Druggist, Rtchmcin M
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WANTED, FIVE MEN AND WIVES
and one hundred women for New York.
10 SOUTHERN INTELLIGENCE OF
F1CE. 2llls North Sixth Street,
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FOR SALE.

GROCERY CO., CORNER
Clay. and Brook Avenue, Phone Al II
q Dunlop AID Obcisk Flours, 37iac.; I'llYs-
toes. buallei, 55c; Pure Butchers Lard !,
ec.; Pure Lard. 6hc.: Salt Pork. &c. to
De-; Ixlngans jowls, 5c.;. K!ngan's Pic
mic Hams. Sc.; Kingaii's Best Hams.
BE- and 1oc.; Macnroh!. &C.; Cream
Cheese, be-; Quaker City Sonp,s &c.:
h Swlfts Soap. 3hc.; Octagon. 4c !; Moth
Is er's and Quaker's Oats, &c.; IIawknyc.
7c.; Can Corn. &C.; Oats, Acc; Corn, 6Sc.;
Mixed Hay, 100, 76c, 56
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

FREE FREE, Ft,EE,--15,0oO SAMPLES
OF the AMAZON TONIC, Tor the blood,
liver, Kidneys and stomach given away
X EDY STORE, 317 North Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

FOR SALE EGGS FOR MATCHING:
fye years successful breeders, full blood
Wyandottes; none better; Quality not
quantity q our motto: s1.5o per 40 500
per 100 Circular mailed free. WIND
3 SOR POIJLTRY FARM, Box q 23, = Or
folk Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

JEFFElRs GROVE. NO. IA, IT, A. o. d.
has removed from Powell's Hall to
4 Street, will meet every Tuesday at
aboyJ hall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

FOR s.ALE-o ONE OF I'1i p BE ST
Iia1iHieih mond; profitable presentation.
and sundrles trade; centrally l2Gatca,
low rent. Address J 49, care = INES mes \
3 DiSnatch. lafs 49, u.slsas.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE REASONS WHY YOU. SHOULD
buy from us arc. Honest business meth
DDS, finest goods manufactured. cheap
T factory prices. Our expenses are 80 per
cent. less than any competitors. there
fore we can sell you much cheaper. Try
us and see. Es1'EY PIANO e. ORGAN
AGENCY, American National Bank
Building II y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

WE ARE SHOWING THE GREATEST
5 line or shirtIngs ever shown ! In n the
q South. II Interested In shirts, pa jamass
Or drawers. made to your order, call and
see them or ask for sample. w S.
Y CONSTABLEf&@ CO. g725 Z. Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

sTlJMPF.s GOWN aiAKE) DEVILED
4 Crabs are made from choice crab me mea.,
{ S IA s sri SRESTAUR RANT. corner
Y Eighth and Main Streets.
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ROOFING PAPER.

IN. yo1js WANT THE BEST TAR ROOF
ing Paper Mt tho right price, we have
1t. BRUCE; HARDWARE co., eos East
Marshall Street. Phone 1923.
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WANTED. TO SELL, A GOOD. HEAVY
one-horsc covered Grocery Wagon, in
81 good order. Will sci! cheap Phone
1897. or call&at store. Twenty-hrst and
li X Street, ia - 5#T5 Ell M ~ a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

BARRED #gPLYMOUTHs ROCK EGGS
for Matching (Rudds strain. excellent
Z layers ST. for nfteen. $3.50 per ~. A.
+ +. BERGER, r. r. No. ). Henrico coun-
~, Vas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

WANTED TO SELL a YOUNG BERK =
shire Boar OF registered stock;$2 sows
with pigs by above boar; also two
4. horse wagon and lot OF farming imple-.
good feed. Address F 1G5. care Times
Dispatch. %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

MANHOOD 4 r FSTOREI CUNNING
hang Elixir or life will do 1t. JtiD-
( SON CUNNINGHAM. The Druggist
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a FENCE FOR sc. "A YARD.

a FENCE AT &c. PER YARD. G4ALVA-s
& nized, strong rust proof. easy to put up.
C02 East Broad. q
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-WArcH -ANp .JEWELRY REPAlRlNe.

BEST MAIN SPRINGS. GUARANTEED,
75c. Why pay others SIX or $3.50. Clean
Z ing watches, 76c.; wa tch glasses, loo,
G.. HOULGRAVE, The Reliable Jeweler,
222 East Broad, corner Third.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

.RADIA CURES PNEUMONIA, GROUP,
& infla 8 or congestion and E al
throat and lung diseases get 1t at the " g
;iA MACON REMEDY STORE, NO. 81 q
Mort II Fifth Street. tffiiisS
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FOR. SALE.

sEcoND- HAND PI1ABToN FOR SALE,
q SMITH, 314 N. Fifth Street.
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FoR IsAIE-oNE HANDSOME BIRD
I eye Maple Dresser, serpentine 'front.' one N;
each, Brass and Onyx S;aoiIle "a !, s atl..
Table, two Novelty Chairs. az tlt ure iss5
& GILMORE, Box 20, city. VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

CAsH-HALr CORD SAWED PINE ;2.75.
Oak $500. Hail splint $3.50. hes. Anthra.
cite, Lump Splint, Fire Creek ana
( Coke at Lowest prices. TYLER q
RYAN. Linden and Cary. Phone 1918.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

POULTRY F.ANcIERs, ATTENTION!
First-class stock eggs from Barred Ply
4 mouth Rock and Mammoth Pekin
Ducks at ninety cents per setting. T.. r.
A GARRETT. No. 30l w. Clay.
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10 THERE .AsCOMPARISON BETWEEN
Z ,IlA E1NtPE"s Candy and others 7 We'll. wn
pity the others. they alone will suffer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

WANTED TO BUY "A GOOD COW;
must be q good mixer: state number
cnsh price. Address c. liz, care this
Office. IN 3ts 53$5
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POULTRY, PET AND LIVE
STOCK. 81 a

FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IRISH
I Setter Bitch In whelp; must be sold for
lack Of room to keep: splendid oppor-
tunity for speculate lion, as pups will bring
i more than price asked. VIII he sold to
y quick buyer for so. dress ID. lo2, care.
this office. fif * IA 81. sis
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IspoRriNo GOODS.

I! Bats. Gloves, Croalet. Tennis Goods;
elegant stock ut HARRIS HARDWARE
co. 400 Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

AND RUGS SHOULD NOT
be packed away without being cleaned u.l
rs they nearly, always contain moth
\ lnrae, which Will hatch and do much
damage before they are opened up In the
fan. We offer you the best facili ties FOR
cleaning. packing moth proof and ID r s.or-
ing. We take up and rtsey carPets
phone 2522 Mrs a. j. PYLE. 3l5 N.
Fifth Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

HUSBAND WAS a
hard drinker for over 20 years. cureo,
him by a sln.ple homo, treatment and
s 1 will gladly tell syo, how DID Il.
money. Mrs MARGARET AMBER
r SON Box 149. rIIllburn, N. Y. ss
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GOT Is AND SILVER BUYER.
RESTAURANT.
EASTER FLOWERS IN BOOKLETS.

lWII.D FLOWERS GATHERED FROM
field and wood In I'D Virginia. !" press
ed and artistically mounted In hand
preserved. Instead Of a giftSof cut flow
ers, doomed to fade in day, send q
d book which will last with forms and
prices on request. Miss. HANNAH NJ:
NVEISER,S Dublin, va. X. 425.
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5THE UP.To:DATE5 5UPHoLsTERER
AND MATTRESS MAX Err.

IPARLoR SUITS, COUCHEs. CHAIRS,
IA Mattresses and Cushions reupholstered
lin best manner; prices and terms TO suit
sUMLAUF. " Phone 1892 Il gl "a i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

sECOND-HAN1) SURREY
FOR sale cheap. Apply to w. G. SMITH,
& 3l4 North Fifth Street. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

ATTEND OL1vEtls AUCTION SALE
Tomorrow, 60 Broad Street at 1920
a, NJ. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

FOR sALE-oNE{ GooDgToP WAGON,
so; one Canopy Top. n la ton, o., one
Set Harness, IS. Don't miss this bar!
gain: JACKsON'S STABLE. $40 East
Marshall Street.
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ron SsALE-LADIEs' DRIVING MA Ri p
city broke, guaranteed perfectly gentle
and relia ble#sod for W ,aa a
+ 10 are this Office. III iii 3iis y
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sa95 WIFI BUY NICE CARRIAGE
s-Depot Rockawayl. Bosher's make. m
GOOD order; sold for want Of use. Can
heS seen at 3l3 East Franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

MEMS SUITS CLEANED .ANDaPREss-
ed for sl.o0 at A2I<ENNEYiS. 41S-420 70.
Marshall Street. Goods called i for and
& delivered. Phone 3340.