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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
PERSONAL

RAYMOND MENTAL INSTITUTE, Il WEBB
block, entrance 10 Sd st s. Cures made by
mental suggestion and psychic power. Special
nervous weakness and diseases OF men and
women yield quickly to this treatment. Effec-
ton given on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
Glasses free for investigation Call or write.
Open evenings from Z to 1890. DR.. e. J..
Raymond
WE TEACH STUDENTS HOW TO HEAL THE
sick by system of human electropathy; /;
all diseases treated and cured without drugs;
a new profession, easy to learn; we can cure
you, we can teach you; will you write TO US
for our booklet, free? Write today and re-
member that we prove the truth of our asser-
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished. Houses,
Continued

Continued.
$50 oo-12a0 KNOX Av N. Z ROOMS. ALL
modern, large grounds, very desirable.
$50. 0O-646 Sth av N. 10 rooms, city water.
$15.Oo-2229 7th st S. store
S15.OO-14O9 4th st S, rooms, city water.
$15.OO-627 I'D nv Me- 8 rooms. city water.
$14.00-S47 Summer st Me- rooms, city water
and toilet
S13.00-42O Washington n, rooms, city
water and toilet.
s11 11.O0-S14 Western av. rooms city water
2229 7th st s, 8 and Groom fiat.
Chas NJ. Morton Co..
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$25-TEN.RooM HOUSE, PARTLY MODERN
corner Grand and 33d; also Ave rooms corner
l. Lyndale and 34th st. s. Fitzgerald, 3OlS
AldrHh ~ / \ !. / I ! =
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Unfurnished Flats.

REDUCED RENTS TO APRIL L.
Unheated Flats.
$15co-s1os Columbus av, six rooms, bath, gas
furnace, one floor. 80 - -t
$1500-FJat 2. 25Oo LyDdale av S. four rooms
and alcove, all in good condition, shades.
storm and screen windows, stGreroom In
basement, private front entrance.
$l5.Oo-913 Western av, four rooms first floor,
corner, hardwood floors, open plumbing
- - complete bathroom, hot-water connec~
-. : tiOns, walking distance from town. -.
$40. O.0o-2222 Western av, four rooms, city water,
wet sink. - @,. -"
s7.5O-3346 Girard av S. four rooms. cistern,
$40. .oo-3552 Park ay, seven rooms. second floor,
hardwood foors open plumbing. :faf
1O.O0-625 9TH st Me- second floor, four rooms,
city water, sewer. .....- ig III
Nickels & Smith, gil Nicollet ay third floor.
CHEAP RENT FOR THE w1NTERsfH'
$7.5o-4 rooms, 1st floor, detached house, city
water, gas wet sink, water closet,
$1O.O0-5 rooms. I'd floor, city water. wet sink,
gas water closet, well located
-. we'll located, "a floor. ,5... .E.,-.
/ $1s.oo-5 rooms. woodshed, use of barn, city
water. wet sink, water closet gas and
fixtures, storm windows, screens and
window shades, Sth ward. 49,.
J. A. Walters, 514 N. Y. Life Bldg
HEATED T . f1A1sSSASHS1SR AfARr' ? 9
ment ' in nS the s swinford ' This has two fine
sleeping rooms. tIed bath room, large Q
parlor with fire: lace: In walking dis 0
DAVID p. JONES & CO. q
o o o o. o o o o O. o. o o c
STEAM HEATED FLATS. -.
$3O-Flat 5, 1874 Il 18th st, rooms, hardwood
$3o-Flat s. 1874 E 18th st, as above, sec
Also dats in Kepwood.
Nickes Il Smith,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

BARGAINS IN USED PIANOS.
Stone upright ......................... SIS
Hardman upright ...................... 11G
Wheelock upright II.
ShAw upright /. ,
Knabe. new action ......-............ 15J
MCcPhail upright (sane as new), mahogany
case .........,:.:... 2ss
Haines Bros. square, handsome case and
Lindemann & Sons square, carved legs. good
tone and acton 40
Other squares from S15 upward.
Howard Farwell Co.,
TO7 Nicoliet Av.
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FULL DRESS SUITS. s4s.

Full Dress Suits, S4S.
Made of the finest cloth in the most fashionable
style; silk lined throughout; perfect hit guar
anteed and given Tailor Lee, he satisfies.
Grand Opera House Annex, st. Paul.
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2532 STEVENS Av, GROOM HOUSE. NEARLY
new, thoroughly modern;, hardwood finish,
laundry. built-in china closet etc. Inquire
253O Stevens "a ~. i,
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HOUSE, ROOMS, FULL BASEMENT. AND
attic; city water on two floors: for rent or
sale on easy payments. Newhall, $50 Temple
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MODERN HOUSE, GOOD LOCATION; WILL
give lease and take custom work In frst-class
tailoring, or building materials 1O4S Jour-
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FOR RENT
Furnished Rooms.
Continued.

ICOntInUed.
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room, modern. steam heat. S23 4th av s.
LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM !;
house modern. III 11th st N.
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FURNISHED FLATS FOR SALE;

COMPLETELY FvRNIsHED FLAT OF FIVE
rooms and bath. modern except heat con-
sists OF parlor stove, range. hot water at
tachment. rugs desk, bookcase, folding
couch beds. tables. chairs linen, bedding,
Dishes. kitchen utensils, wood; ton of coal:
absolutely everything; home all settled;
owner leaving city: snap. SITS cash. Ad-
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sclent1hc, as demonstrated daily at my par
iors In the removal of wrinkles, freckles,
blackheads, pimples double chins, moles.
superfuoHs hair, warts, goitres, red veins and
the real beautlTy1ng OF the skin. Mrs. Lillian
clyde, dermatologist and instructor, 62Oh Mic
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Second News Section.
People Use Wants Sell Their Waresand They Sell Them
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.

" i
Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.
ssb-TEN;RooM HOUSE, PARTLY MODERN.
Lyndale and Saith st. $. Fitzgerald, 3ols
Aldrich av S.
25se STEVENS Av, GROOM HOUSE. NEARLY
%ns o.e s
2530 Stevens.
HOUSE, ROOMS. FULL BAsEMENT AND
attic: city water on two floors: tor rent or
sale on easy payments Newhall, 800 Temple
MODERN HOUSE. GOOD LOCATION; WILL
give lease and take custom work in frst-class
tailoring. or building materials. 1o4s, jour
FOR RENT-FLAT, ROOMS: 4s% 18th
ct S, $15; house eight rooms, 30 18th st 8,
$40. Thayer Gale. aa New York Life bldg:
LINDEN HILLs-NEw sEvEN-RooM HOUSE,
hot water heat: line: SIS; rent or
sell. Inquire 4416 Lake Harriet boulevard
s6--NIcE LITTLE HOUSE FLAT, ROOMS
big Sasan for Rrn the f nsnod
and sewer: 1900 Como av Sc $12 per month
Hill & Garwood. GIT Guaranty building.
FOR SALE OR RENT-EIeHT- ROOM MODERN
house; good BARN 3s2e O. oakland d;i. = ay Inquire
LINDEN HILLS. 44l2 VINCENT AV S, SIX
rooms. hardwood finish. furnace: barn IT
desired. w: r: Brown. N. Y. Life:
s1b-A NICE GROOM COTTAGE IN GOOD RE:
st. St. seeley s Co.. 1os Boston block -,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED OR PACKED FOR
shipment by thoroughly experienced men. Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co., 46 Sd st s.
FOR RENT-DWELLINa. FIVE ROOMS AND
Co. Co.. Bank Of Conn Commerce e building. I .'"' e ''e
ss.5o-GRoUND FLOOR AT 2so7 22d Az S,
four nice rooms, so Or will sell on easy terms.
$2250-N1NE-RooM HOUSE AND BARN, NO.
272! Portland av: modern except heat. A. B.
Latham. 617 Guaranty building. j.: =.
FOR RENT-NEw HOUSE. MODERN, CON:
yen1ent s$s4 aGange sG with hot water heat
FOB RENT-BY OWNER, EiGHT-RooM NEW
modern house. see this beautiful home, 1906
Roth av S. then~see owner. ..- -:
FIvE-RooM HOUSE TO RENT, ALL MODERN
exec except 7J heat Downstairs Monroe car passes
e7ss lsT Av s. a.RooM HOUSE. MODERN
Frisch, 213 Hennepin
FOR RENT-s2o PER MONTH, 2slb 18th Av
5: new Groom modern cottage. Thompson
Bros. ,101 4th st S. -.' ,:~.c
FOR RENT-sEvEN-R ROOM HOUSE, GOOD RE:
pair fine location; SIS per month. Inquire
243S Stevens .''+. -
SOUTHEAST, $so-FoR RENT: sos 9th Az,
seven sey a.. rooms; On modern house; hot water heat
OR RENT-E1GHT-RooM MODERN HOUSE
S22: viii repair. SO 10Th av Sc. G. NJ
.Kellam. ...'' -.
sEvEN-RooM HOUSE AND BARN IN GooI
condition; cheap rent. GA Gtrard ay NJ
FOR RENT-6-RooM HOUSE WITH GAS
water and bath. 3613 I'd av S. &.s.,.,
Furnished Houses.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE OF MINI
rooms in Sth ward, $50 per month; references
required Call at SO Minnesota Loan ant
frust building. Miss Colburn. w.
FINE CHANCE FOR A RELIABLE COUPLE
give table board for three adults. 1852 Bryan
av s.
FOR RENT-MY FURNISHED OR UNFURN
1shed home modern except heat. Al refer
ences required. 25 w 33d st.
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ALMoNA MASSAGE CREAM 1IIE Only SKI;

fGod that will positively freckles,
shrunken parts Of face, neck bust, leaving
beautiful clear skin. By mail, SOC and 81.
Lauy agents wanted. Peak Bros. & Bennett,
90 Wade Park
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
EAST RICHMOND

An entertainment will be given on next
Thursday night, beginning at 8 o'clock
in the East Richmond Sunday school hail.
for the benefit of the Sunday school. 1t
will be under the management OF Mrs
c. IT, Miller, who will be assisted by the
best musical talent of Richmond. together
with local talent. "A small admission fec
will be charged, and It is hoped that
many will turn out to help in such
good cause
Miss Gussie Davis, of Norfolk. is visit
ing Mrs. T. NJ. Davis, with whom she has
spent the past week
Mrs. w. a. Blankenship and Miss Jar
Wis entertained the following guests dur
Ing tho week. Mrs w. A. Hollis. from
near Quinton. New Kent county, and
Miss Lettie Peace, hrs. G. a. Taylor
and Mrs. W. r, Acree from Richmond.
Mrs. Bingham, Of Portsmouth, visited
Mrs r. NJ. Davis during the Horse Show
week.
Mr.. Dodson. who has rented Mr.. Jones's
place, Is quite sick with fever.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Lockwood have
gone to Providence, r. l., to spend some
time with friends and relatives.
Mr.. James Gibbons. from Seneca Falls
New York. spent several days during the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pollard
and family.
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What Liquozone Is.

The virtues Of IAquozone are derived
solely from gases. The formula liz sent
10 each user. THE process of making re-
quires large apparatus. and from to II
days time. II is directed by chemists
OF tho highest class. The object Is 10 SO
fix and combine the gases as TO carry
into the system a powerful tonic gcrmi-
eide.
Contact with I4quoz0no kills any form
OF diseose germ because germs are OF
vegetable orlEin Yet to tho body Lquo-
zone Is not only harmless, but helpful,
~ tie extreme Tina, 10 It's main dis
tlnntion' Common germir!des are poison
wilen taken internally. That is why
medicine has been 80 helpless In q germ
disease, Liqlozone Is cxhiliratsng,~ vi
taliz1ng, purifyingi yet no disease germ
can exist IN II.
We purchased tho american rights 10
I1quozona after thousands OF tests had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
JEFFERSON PERSONALS.

The Daisy Rosebud Society, OF shaay
Grove, Will meet Sunday morning d '.. ~
Miss Native Burrus, of Richmond. spent
sunday with friends mere.
q Mrs, Emma letter and SON. Harvey. u
Richmond, were the guests OF John s. .yI ever
last Sunday. $50,
ness trip to Richmond last week:ts ~, !,
Miss Carrye Field, of Richmond, visited
her parents near here a fews days ago;
Alonzo Basket recently visited a friend
M. and Mrs. Pitts. Of Pole Green, spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Ball. near II
Shady Grove.
Claude Davenport visited relatives q.
Dutch Cap last Sunday.
Mrs. L. Madison is now visiting n h terr
daughter in Barton Heights.
Sidney Smith, of Paramount. was the
recent guest Of Arthur Thomas.
Louis verlander Of Richmond, spent
Sunday with his parents at Atlee.
Mrs. Bettye Garter has been spending
some time with relatives IN Richmond.
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PEOPLE IN ORANGE
tsnec,al 10 The rimcs-Dispatch.)

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
RAPIDAN. VA. October l4,-Mrs. FL
lis Af!lls Is on a visit to friends In Char
Mjss Maudc shotwell. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. s. A. Carpenter. has
returned to her home In Culpcper, Va.
Messrs. y. 3. and w. Porter. who
have been spending some time With their
uncle, Mr.. II. II. Holiday. have return
ed to their home in Memphis. Tenn.
Mr. Joseph Wilmer has returned from
a business trip to Baltimore, Md.
MISC Lucy r.. Belcher Is on visit
to her home ut Haymarkct, Va.
Misses Grace and Hope Jacobs have re-
turned from n pleasant visit to friends
in Fredericksburg, Va
Misses Mary and Resale Davis. who
have been guests OF Mrs. y. i. Brown
for some time. have returned to their
homo in WeHt Virginia,
Mr. 10, w. Armentout has returned
from trip TO Baltimore.
Miss Maude Yates has gone to her home
in Leesburg, Va. after Visit to the
Misses Gcttlcs here.
Miss Mollle Moore has returned from
n delightful visit to friends at Verdlers-
VILE. Orange county.
Mrs. Jas g., Goodwin Is visiting 1T the
homo OF Mr.. George l.. HUT. in Rich
mond.
Miss Mary Holiday left Wednesday to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

went North little while after the in
terview was printed, and was besicged
by representatives OF other newspapers.
He was annoyed and as first denied that
he had been interviewed, then finally
said that he had talked with young
man from Norfolk. but had no idea that
his remarks would be printed, and that
there was no special Significance IN any
thing that no had said In that conn &c
ton. But the politicians would not have
Il 20. and for several days General Grant
and the modest reporter from Norfolk
were very much in the public eye, much
to the annoyance OF both.
And, by the way. when the convention
was called tho nomination did lie be-
tween Blaine and Arthur. and Blaine got
ilt--and Cleveland beat him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
RIP VAN WRINKLE.
But It Was Not the Rip Known
and Loved for Years.

and gLOVeQ LOT ears.
It was bold thing that Mr.. Thomas
Jefferson cssayed at Wallnck's Theatre
last night In d revival Of "Trip Van
Wingle,' says tuesdays New York
Herald. TO desire to assume his fathers
honored dramatic mantle to rescue from
tho limbo Of the bygono his fathers
greatest characterization was an amps
ton both natural and laudable.
But New York could not ngree WIN
5Boston's verdict Of Il fortnight ego tnat
MIR. Thomas Jefferson had brought this
ambition to a successful ISSUE This Is
small disprulso of Mr.. Jefferson's quail
ties as an actor. TO rcanimate satisfaE-
torI1y the elder Jefferson's masterpiece
would DO a task doubtless beyond the
capabilities Of any contemporary. me
rim" of old days was too personal ana
too genuine Il creation, to admit OF coun II
forfeit, even by son who mad th1uliy
studied the embodiment at his fathers
knee, so to speak. ~,
Tho magnitude Of the younger Mr..
,Jefrersotl,s dramatic enterprise became
the more evident last night, as me az
dIencc appreciated the great care, Lne e W
vntnn almost, with which he was fol-
loving thu traditions Of the role; Al the
outlines Of the unique figure drawn p5
his m ther with such consummhtc ART the
con retrnced but after all his pains the
si,ntch nroved a mere "black and white,
10 clsfnp the wonderful tones and t1nts
nnd the deft touches which lighted the
original, It was moving only once or
twire in the latter scenes, and then only
through the force OF Renaissance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
J Judge,
The First Bottle is Free
Liquozone by What 1t Does,

been made with It., Its power had been
proved. again and again. In the most DIFF
ncult germ diseases. Then we offered TO
supply tho first bottle FREQ In every d.
scasn that required 1t. And over one
million dollars have been spent to an
nounce and fulhl this offer.
The result Is that 100000 bottles
have been used, mostly In the past two
years, To-day there are countless cured
ones, scattered everywhere, TO tell what
Liquozone has done.
But so many others need II that this
offer Is published still. In late years.
science has traced scores of diseases to
germ attacks. Old remedies do not APP
ply 10 them. We wish 10 how those
sick ones-at our cost-whaL I.iquozona
can do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
|. FELL He IM 4
Broad and Third Streets.

4 o. b.. . i q . = L s1 ID
rangements to take care Of his overflow
Mt the Pine Beach Hotel. <,
The management is encouraged to OBJ
serve that the sales of reserved seat
tickets to people living III Norfolk Ports
mouth and Berkeley, especially in this city,
are much larger than they were last
year, Indicating an increase in local in.
terest in the show.
The Fourth United States Artillery
Band Of twenty-five pieces has been en-
gagged TO furnish the music tor the week.
On Saturday afternoon the Virginia.
Buckncll football game will be played
here, and that night Horse Show week
will come TO a close with the second an
nunl Horse Show german at the Pine
Beach Hotel. This will be the social
event Of the year with Norfolk dancers,
and will formally usher In the season
here A number Of the visitors will be
guests at the german,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

spend some time In Washington, .. e.
Miss Eunicn4 Rannuson. OF Charlottes.
Vile, is the guest this week OF Mrs. ELI,
MILE &s
N Mr.. Leigh and family, OF Richmond,
are guests at Mr.. j. r. Jones.
Mrs X. II. Jacobs and two children
Misses May and Mamie Jacobs. OF
Orange are visiting 1T Mr.. J. Wallace
Jacobs. 80
.. c., is a guest at s"Glen Mary" tho
home OF Mrs.. w. II. Roberts.
bliss Grace Estes has returned from a
visit TO frends nj Orange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
ELKO PERSONALS.

Mrs. Mary l.. Dhrrett and daughter,
Ruby. OF Fort Lee, visited Mrs. Durretts
mother, Mrs. w G. Baker, during the
past week.
II. Bowcry, Of Petersburg, is visiting his
brother. w. q. Bowcry
Mrs, Mollic 'ralley ana daughter Grace,
OF lllcrsons. Hanover county arc visit
Ing Mrs. Talley's sister, Mrs. v. Il.
Adams.
II. r. Turner is visiting his niece, Mrs.
t. 3. VIM. at Locust Grove" after
having spent some time with friends and
relatives IN Newport News.
Roll OF honor for Elko School follows:
Ruth Robins. Jennie Wallace. Lolo Whit
lock. Emmett Warmer, Richard Wall
lace. III
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soc. Bottle Free,

II You need Liquozone, and have never
tried 1t. please send VIZ this coupon. We
will then mail you m order on local
druggist for n full-size bottle, and VIII
pay the druggist ourselves for It, This
is our FREQ gift. made to convince you;
to let the product Itself show you what
It can do. In Justice to yourself, please
accept 1t to-day, for It places you under
no obligations whatever.
IAquozone costs Soc and ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Wedding Cards.
lSneclal 10 Tho rim

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
BOSWELL VA, October 14.-Cards
are out for the approaching wedding Of
Miss Lucy Ann Bowers, of Dawn. Va.
to Mr.. Douglas Wilson Quarlcs, of Dos
well, Va. to take place October 18th, at
Concord Baptist Church, Caroline county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Where It Applies.

Thes" are the diseases In which Aquo-
zone has been most employed, In these
IT has earned IT'S widest reputation, In
AL OF these troubles we supply the frat
bottle free, And In al-no matter how
diiheul'.-we offer each user a tWo-
months further test without the risk OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Judges and Timetable.

The Norfolk Horse Show has ANNOUNCE
cd that the following gentlemen will judge
at the show next week
NIessrs James X. Merriman, Geo B.
Eulm. Duane Rice, Charles NJ Stewart,
p. H. O'Bannon, Harry " Colt and
Charles Nlullckin
The following will be the order Of the
classes:
TUESDAY EVENING. OCT. nth.
SIS p. M.--single Harness Horses,
$50 P. M.-single Roadsters uocaD,
Glass L,
s:45 P. M.-Novico Saddle Horses Glass
9:1o p. Observation-Disclosures Goad teams),
Glass ID.
$50 p. M.-Combination Horses, Glass 6.
9:45 p. M.-1Iunters and Jumpers (open
to ALI, Class 80.
1915 p M--Ladies' Novice Hunters,
Glass "a.
ll:oo p, M.-Hgh Jumpers (for Virginia
record), Glass 3s.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT 18TH.
s:l5 P. M.-Pairs of Harness Horses.
Glass TO-
$3.50 P. GM.-PonIes under Saddle. Glass
s:45 P. M,-Horse and Runnbout Glass
IT,
900 P. M.-Ladles Saddle Horses, Glass
o.
9:2o p. M.-Hunting Tandems, Class -.
3:45 P .M,-Pairs OF Hunters, Glass 26.
1920 p. M.-Thoroughbrcd Hunters.
Glass 81
LOO r. M.lIandicap Jumpers, Glass 40.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. OCT 18TH.
ZOO. p, M.--Park Tandems, Glass il.
2;1J p. discrimination Horses Class s
2:30 p, M.Ponies in Harzrs. Class 10.
2:45 +. M---Saddle Horses, Glass %.
800 P. M.--Horse and Runabout, Glass 4.
1915 r. M,-G'reen Hunters, Glass q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

Also most forms of the following:
Kidney Troubles Liver Troubles
Stomach Troubles Women's Diseases
Fever inflammation catarrh--lmpure Or
poisoned blood--usually Indicate a germ attack
In nervous debility LIuizons acts as vita
lizer, accommodating remarknble RESULTS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

From Richmond. also, will come party
of several hundred people, including own
FRS ard exhibitors, whips and friends IN
partieF. all OF whom Will stop at the
hotels The Monticello is practically sold
mt already for Horse Show week. Man
pger Charles H. Consolvo has made ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
ldsters. Glass

e:45 =. M.-Hunt Teams. Glass 80.
1920 T.. M.-Light.Wcig Hunters, Class
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

i1.oo p, M.-f4igh jumpers. Class s..
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. GOTH.
n Bis 2. M.-Pnirs Of Harness HORSES,
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Caused Great Stir.

The reporter, who was very young,
did not realize the importance OF this
statement, but took II down, aid reported
the interview not only for the Norfolk
yirginlan but for the New York Times,
The New York paper made a feature OF
the story, and It became the political
sensation OF the day, General Grant
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Ser brittle Sobn bes speiten Ser5ogs
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8ermDgcn CAB er faft ni4ts aus, ions
bern lebte 1tiG unb einfah in fetrem
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feline tpeibli9en Oienitboten ME an'
Ipra9, ionbern beifpielstpeiie feline
Mahlaeiten tGsli9 in einem 8rieFe bes
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