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BUILDERS WILL DO WELIaTo SEE
our line OF hardwood and slate mantels
RICHMOND PLUMBING AND MAN
TEL CO. 20 N. Ninth Street.
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PAINTING.

BEFORE GIVING OUT YOUR FALL
painting, enamellng. kalsomning or
hardwood finishing, let me give you an
estimate; all work guaranteed first
@ class. JOSEPH G., BAKER .3l2 North
First Street. Phone 1926.
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FURNITURE.

BOX AND OTHER cOUCHEs. 3-P1ECE
Paror Suits and Odd Pieces. my own
make; full stock of latest coverings.
JACOB UNfLAUF. Phone 1902.
Phone M;
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Oh. NY! WHAT rs THE MATTER WITH
my bread. Won't rise-so heavy? Use
Duulop Patent Flour and you won't
have any trouble For sale at yours
grocer.
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GROCERIES.

FRESH COUNTRY EGGS RECEIVED
daily: Elgin Butter. 25c. c. r. MARTIN
s &c Co, COS e. Marshall.
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HAULING.

PHONE l35l-FURNTTuRE, PIANOS,
trunks and baggage hauling of all kinds;
careful drivers: reasonable rates; re-
sponsibe for damage RAPID TRANS.
FER CO., Il. M. Uranium. Manager.
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UPHOLsTEHINo AND MATTRESSES.

UPHOLSTER1NG OF ALL KINDS
Make Hair and other Mattresses; old
Hair Mattresses made New; Polish and
Repair Furniture; Pack and Ship Fur
niture. LEVY & KAsS, % West Broad
Street. phone 1876. 60. 1865
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/. 5:.i.:M],,ILLINERiY.

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CHILDREN,S
Hats all this week. also tasty. latest
style m.linery for the grown folks Mt
Street.
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STAINS.


ETAIN YOUR FLOORS WITH JAP-A-
Lac from HOWELL BROS, COZ East
broad successors to c. W. Vaughan.
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a GOOD, SMOKE,

Only smoke NAL ogany Blend, -
And burning Of your .tongue.will end.
That's 81, Gran ulated and Cut Plug.
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PAINTS.

PAINTS FOR HOUSE WORK, THE
best goods on the market at ELBA
HARDWARE CO., t22 West Broad Street.
corner Henry.
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PIANDS AND ORGANS.

EsTEY ORGANS AND
GAN AdEN Cyl VIM NJ Jennings, Mgr,
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FLY SCREENS.

SCREENS AND AWNINGS MADE no
order; get estimates of once. c. B.
NoRvELL, 21i 10 North Sixth ST..
Phone 4Sd. AZ 4f " 55 i9s
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FOR sALE-FouR TOP WAGONS,
suitable for grocers and general deiIv.
cry IN good order And cheap. a, MIlY-
!. ER'S SONS, 12 South Eighth, ~
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GEO. A. HuNDLEY HAS THE FINEST
Stock of Smithfield and Orange County
have them put away. 'Phono $50. GEO.
Med. BLAKE. Mgr.
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FOR SALE.

FuuK FULL QUARTS MISSIONER
pest the world over). 10-year-old rye,
ea.e,,ivcred to you. charges prepaid. for
II not we'll satisilcd after Testing. re-
turn charges collect and your money
cheerfully. refunded. Neat. plain packs
ages; Delivered in Richmond or Mar
Richmond, Va n.
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COLLEGE FLAGS. ANY DESIGN MADE
to order Mt short notice, Phone 1916
r, T.. COPELAND g. CO., 1oS N. Eighth
Street.
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THERE Is NO COMPARISON DE-
tween KA IEaIPEsS Pure Candles and
Candies of other makes. no North
Ninth. fSf4si x
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MY FREE BOOK is called How Money
Grows" and tells: How to tell good invest
convert 500 Into S35s.Ss; how to guard against
poor investments. etc., etc. II you arc able to
You should not fa!l 10 own a copy. Not an aa-
svertisement Of any Investment but full TO the
brim with Information that every one should
posSess before they invest q dollar. Ask for II
on e postal and I'll send 1T FREE by return
mall.
@&743 North American Building, Philadelphia.
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FURNITURE REPAIRED.

Y.ES. GRArH is READY TO DO YOUR
furniture repairing. ilpholstering and
vanishing lin the best equipped furni-
tureS repair shop in the South. No. II
Governor street. Phone 114O
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Rlnckshurr's line was wei; n'~ht I'M
STOVES. -f'.-r-----a
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GUNS.

GUNS.
GUNS or EVERY Make. SINGLE AND
double Wholesale and retail; Rifles. Pts
tolls. Ammunition OF all kinds; sporting
goods OF every description. See, or write
US. HARRIS HARDWARE CO., 400 T..
Broad Street. Richmond, Va
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and seven for 25c., S1.4O per box OF fifty,
at BL,ANKs's DRUG STORE, PA East
( :
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OLD BOOKS WANTED.

OH pGAIsIS 5UhNL ASS E.TBLY OF VIR-i
| GINA, Old Histories, Old Poems, Die
tonnries, In English French, German.
Latin and Creek desirable old and new
books bought In large and small lots.
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cooks WANTED,

'HANfEE YOU ONE fIuNDR ED OR ONE
THOUSAND desirable miscellaneous hooks
4 address THE RICHMOND BOOKs En-
+ IIANGE, No. 200 North Fifth Street.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

FOR F1RsT-CtAsS PLUMBING, STEAM
and hot water heating SEQ y. W. SAX
GEANT. G20 +. Main Street.
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KAsNPF G u "A r A Mt DEs EyERY
piece Of Candy he makes. This. with
the purity Of the .confectlon, accounts
!. q ISAEMPES3 Candy. l.I-..',
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.WE HAVE IN STOCK IA FEW sECOND-
Hand Wagons. In good order. They are
Cheap; a, MEYERS SONS, 1870 South
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sTAILoRs AND CLOTHING REMOVAL.
TORS.
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CHICKEN WHEAT. zoo BAGS, 81 EACH
Apply warehouse. seyenteenth and
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An THE FOUNTAIN YOU CAN GET
the best Soda Water, Ice Cream all
kinds Of Chocolate and Ron-Eons. 900
u, Main Street. F& E43s
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AT 6TuMPF's RESTAURANT YUO GET,
Lynnhaven Bay Oysters-raw and stew
ed. Ladies' parlors upstairs. s3 f7s
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( EEMoYAL NOTICE.,
COLLEGE FLAGS.

+ SCHNuFNIANz HAS REMOVED TO s1S
Main Street. Phone 1890.
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WEATHER STRIPS no kE1IoP TIL y
Broad, successors to q. ". Vaughan.
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PHONE US YOUR ORDERS FOR LA
trobe and furnace work Only thorough
Mq SNTReff PEiM Rfs RN9BBfd nA R!GM
CO., 20 N. Ninth Street. Phone 036.
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WANTED, 10 BUY "A NICE SUIT OF
dro asnut o ens9 Mahogany Furniture, Adj
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GOOD BREAD MEANS GOOD HEALTH.
Try 1t, AT your grocer
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DENTISTRY.


SOUTHERN DENTAL. ROOMS, OPPO-
site The postofYice. Phone 1896 Exam
nations and estlmates free.
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ECOUCHESS AND MAIypREssEs MADE
to order on easy terms, LEVY e.
KAsS, 90 W. BROAD Street, Phone 1856,
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to families at soc. dozen; tho best Twfis-
q key N The world at So gallon: good rye
Wmskey, - gallon; North Carolina corn
atHhRBERTs It, lWALpRO Sao5 Brook
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s4.oo-wFS WILL TAKE YOUR MEAS
,lre and make shoes to fit the foot, Wax
calf uppers and double soles OF white \
oak leather. No paper or ground cork
z between soles. but only pure rub ber
gum Just the shoe for cold weather..
sB II you dislike to wear ruhbers. and
have dry feet. DRENY'S ELECTRIC q
Il SHOE FACTORY, ZIG =. Main Street,
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CASH PAID FOR LIBRARIES CON
tanning hundreds OF volumes of.mlsee!la-
n99us b9Sfs, Cail t 9S ad aN s1
200 North Fifth Street. :
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FOR SALE ONE OF TIIE4VERY BEST
Bird Dogs that ever walked the 4Ameri-s
can soil. r. * ARTHUR, Leesyille. Va
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lLohengrltl Gart1le az, II Trova-I
toreSatid8 Tam ae,iseron AGA /,
deny Board Tfiis 'yveek.f8gS.s

~ n Z q
,fhe coming visit u q tlieF IL IN listl
5Gfs isst ill stndulibtld-
4 sii0ti nitisi Ia Roufet sic
loi sent II Fa iie .t.luaity OF
81 i,iend a idly ipsed
slgtll IEoiltala u lltly y Iliost ettii-y
GERS Nag
sh.iYr been lools,iig sPltt Loi tis rare
10 iseItlsic teW years tins
mas gt tiii ~ "
ni4eli .ls w st.s titut!oli}St
s v End III ne 81 "a yeaiIi Ati
q, q IL 5 tour The
ne stiiu chs CITY
fsS one y Jile ~ 10
I'd. y " ", as ~ III @
among tic ~ iii II ME iieneis OF the
g0iil i,slns are ~ osepn 81 eali, Inc famous
5litgfi Css tenor, silnd d llln Ntsls ener,
itlle NYasneiian tGnpr; & aitl;ud * eIiii aen
ant J e.li Isiiin i3s Uoi lie erD i}r
mat II the
c9astraIio. Nj " yiUs e has ttrActed
eucl Gil N, &
ta ord 1T,
fslbl NV barr
8ona al ihu!s pcsn Z rec from Goyeiit
ell Il tls Boyle the
s Beiln he
:ss O. bas sS.can stt1 tesf fs3 III
ltlong pr ne ais this year
Ers he t,r sSsa 0tsu5 I'D
y ~ Barlon
X a q We
4 8F S3 "a, ;S$s 81 A3sa
ast
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~, Y z ~ ~ w Alf Uisl


WI Mrs. r ebert Osborn, ew York dress IS.
M
ran III over year. ear
hon III New Fork for LIMOS vi ne Il
sSsriol n. cat chi
the two cities have eyer VII Inc Ascd II sss
Il IN i enEa cement Il here on
matinee and nis \. r. he Elk enc tha
~ the per forman ice nj kesS Y obi tory
on he manage nefit to- "a ne c urta ~
promptly al q and 3 o'cloc II u sjs
81 odranla a t Bij ous s5s lsts
81 Is Il orr ginal pc is he 2 e,y p lay
which Wi bes dured time
III this city to- lorro I for III " k's stay.
1t IS a nelodrama BY G hnrles 5 z I'laney.
entitled lore Be r. tied 3 han ScoTH-
,aS u is n com n a ton he gie,
an hes
H.. Tie TED o.
where al REDUCED tie mem ersS tlsa
5..inphIen stock Com IA ms q $ac tors and
actresses seeking 8 enga gem en- Here
VIOLA Keith. sI,e dau liter of5 ,,ele 81
i: Il i, ia who has secretl n married ] ullait
Tara Inc, the leading maj Of q. ne stock
.sonper M Il comes 10 meet her bus hand.
Jnlia Clifford and Vincent ran V re spec
I SYelY heavy woma n Z and heavy man. f
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The same company plot 70 separatea the
lovers, using n forged lnalriage cert fleates
which tends To prove that Lorraine, was
airead y married ulln is In loye e
Lorraine, she III turn be ng loved syy ,sllES$
dent Grant, III s3EEg
me second 4 gene les pitlcsa an front ONT
III lrc, Htl scene
SHOWS TIE 81
s EiB 4. II slsss sSi a IA ny
3nleli ~ ~ l 1
.ali4 tort Az - '5e 81 $s X y an
I'M que X " 81 "A s Fl . III !, u I,
,BIhl ecqMd & Ell Lao y TIE g reells
Room, d. aYsiI,i "A Ye etifs{ AZ YER, 5alsa
the y N eetsng s,isa ~,
and LITTLE "a whom slle shns N
never seen, Is Thrilling IN his ldfaAatlc
intensity. s II 81 n 3, il
Tho third act ID again the Amphio o. 4
Theatre, the firsrf scene showing the Slopr
by on the opening !ght OF N nllan To-,
sraine's new play, Ieart's ~ aol' 88
Here is3 INTRODUCED u scene of yelots
light and color, a gay md happy thr s1y
snntpsIpg az Theatre caFsla ges ana eopp y 81
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driving up bsInglng their buEa q q fayhs

driving lnging heir burd len of fash
sionably gowned WON q
he second scene shows the sta geS 81 tina }as I
AInpnion iieatre gall ne
"a feart pro srcss ~ tlicl1$
leads ot.ceptiorl, s8nostt
and, IN one ofs8th AZ
most startling and Of ginal eve oli
the sla &c. 5s
as q act ia place MI tlles cq,ir NJ
ryS MOI III Lark & lord VI enier'
Dioriche lsong il sToryS
lis broug an y giGsal sco1ciu5sf
sion s lille the Ilslln ltesne i he story
III one o. great rama ac stTeng ...eTea
rs an abunsis nee of coined i,e 51tt$t 81:
sss sFlssS
gaged.
lie stage IN the big nd Y tere sYl
be d cast Of I'M 81 " y, sGe
vel known art S ne 81 -:$
liam Ellipt. HAIRY M vi
Il ton, Mater w son, Geor q Tey, stls
Dale. I1yd Ia Ros Iser; rim r ohiIsso
use Homer. B ibs vel as q tsslil
BIhiel. Leo "a IN ordaunt. une lec l,an1p,s
Ethel ROSS all ess'e % We u
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fSchencli as 5one.Sof the most promising
Y Amer can 81 composers, He q spen eight
years the study Of the sWor KS D. 81 The.
water Damroseh r. As Vasnsran author,
gity& in this country a most Ian ~
5istrt has been "a rranscd With this orrS
;def5of per ornnnce s: 4 a SfFi
Is Overture 70 ;l5l Tllllisa 4 Yenlng,$ .Iii
uaIS, 81 Sn oilAilgm, the great t
mast me 81 ftnprass " boa iful cor y
tlllg IA jff gt533 l8
81 Friday aYen'ng,5Ja January, q. IA aet Car
It'll II $ wealth OIL col9rln nj fod ~
"a nd SIS Marion ystl In The FL rpl al
Saturday matinee, january 80, Vnrdfsl
mos tuncful opera, tx NJ TroYat ore.,'
XII Saturda eyening. january i, overture
at s, "a Wagner Tam lihIse Spl
Its soiorous nletod les
Casts Of Characters. S8
,a{.tliursl 3l,p,
sss's,gtte + s3
~ Cast OF Ctatncte nt ems
cseisee; ensy IL, H. leliNeft
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OF principal for cacl, opera In there
peri oi,.e5S AMI taxes pride y nsS.his perfect
ensemble peri oIinances ,of the master
pieces, Il TO tliis fact Isl ne his SllnriYaledg
,uccess in Spi essnssng grasitl opera in Ems
lish, 7s lss
"a plends5b norus a. IN: n
ut is generally vel knoySr, q music;
overs lhat hel " Y ssSarls8 of his pr
\, Anelle;ll5i
biorus mao VI UP ~ tuMef 4, M schooladi
iotces ted from I liciints lis
Sei,spns Thss lis y the y :ssssSs now a n
earn IN era mn and brings
he roster Of III b orsa IN ~ IN to "a lQ5
,stnsf g h Bp.!ma lolillus, alenGrs,
is;f ri ones and basses "A 81 iSSS
g One OF the 55ns1st IMPORTANT faatures 81
The company Is Il It's large n orrh estr;,gs Of
3pmpetent nus cans fIlnaer$:the musical
atrect, on az CheNalierQ n ii NJ 1,lnnuel mud
scf1rl,ck, l,l'11llSl has
I'D thirty exT, Ell. N IlusoftaI,i
INITIALS, and sRnpe of 81 h best eqQt rpsa
conductors tia has ed Ans iea..
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inund. SyvsnfredS Go fl, d .58 rhornas
Ia4id llchaIds lisa trute r enl Y s 2;
QrtruG, it,l tSe,Ynla Miss
gFoWer; Gond uc AZ 80 lencs 81 z;
SS l3riday eYetslrg ssats e'a 't'
\ ST or CHA III III ose. Resina l,l
$R oberts 4 Escailillo, Arthur Denne y
8iaancAirn.3 AIT bur II Bus to
stephen Jlnamart nssS
Slr;lIes, flIollin 81
AIiahasiS Je.s,l5 Lars |; q,
YIS N Gro tnEl tirIl
s,s,ael allrson iyell S$f etol,
va safaraay s,n,Rse at
'IaYstt t9i A 5s . N {. !, 80 49,
Gat b ris, y can Laile
Iino ks IneS; ierNypot
Sistinnls tttil \
SeiI,it ilifFaa Sit Y, & Ieis
Boyle ni 'stliplI y s,,; y ;
eliel. 5sbs a 4, Il
VA s;atritls
,:ial ,t;S llNlnU tiast is5e
3t tsilniat SSj lt3 x n y,
i3nrrisnn Rengett (, M I'M Il ssli
Il, Xiii
HSrr,sn i3i4llspalR, 4 ~
isuGnf,t, N abei't 2aashs
.sfd sty IL ptt
lSshs ilcH n t3 II
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Ys.catis and school

EDITOR OF Ihs Time spa. 4. IA n "a
lab assainbl nre :, vs., vs..
p8rIs Fspsst II iii.
IA a Nh II, XII snS ,Ra
II &c auttaple onst ", IA
~ q s,
3,,, Il n lhe
oia L. III
poSsg
ny, ssol,a t5
s,ile ,gkb g e29 ~ ~
snpoynst the sal'sS !, ,s Y N 2
" ssss,aso,s n, lsjg eSfrpetstof.
out an any sSspfiaE tppesst aaa1lt
VI Ttgp Ma e do this when other needs q
our Welfare arc SO very inipers,!ys Ws qsi 1,
never prosper until we have hetler Fohms, ~ -
would seem our aefoas tsaalrS na
Y promote means first for the mater.ai We tasr
81 our people In order TO enable them 70 ns
srsater Il Ills Mes , done ss ne
II M haa ;lageHt rndtss. iegall YOU'D
eome Into sba STAT, .tlrl fppilgttnI W9 80 z
y, 81 VIZ sps, Il
n INC \ et liicnp:3 4 lex Rs1ai55t ais y ss
citing ria }Sr TIE sp,I' I,lrs a 81
wsaald M " "a f sssn n lie
lion; our country YOU'D hi more stra Nv
and peasantsr 10 In eleEr .,.an naslys,s
, Usn'a l,sa som Ys IL
wfSs !. ", &
ssso9 en- morse
cannol for very many reasons ;hase I. B g o
XIV sssY'iS our school advasatss & s WIN ST al
sooa sSa AZ ts first sssp
n,ent, and wS NIL then be IN line q pro- Is
) gresk "a ~ ss 4 x Isl
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4 B II HA'R 3 f 4! |, /, CK,E q 8 ( {,

OH swla 5a.s feeling lust ter tEe thine
sti.e, is hAt - CON lteFs
tlle heer ii
ON i,os, ,gysS rove M ~ sr folss
~ 4. reantii.g 5ss.e mo IN tstF ps,s
ISL hrt,si cl n. "
&SW!Al.lfg to 100 eTfs ysss n s IoF
Tong nts for bfeez es Z Az
nyosassas ol sss'ayr$s ana sweet.
858 npns. nss tlsa tsie5 soia /
tsSfter isi:owi,.ngs Sometime After 9S
MS good 10 lie happy and 81 Y, Il 70 cast
4: dun care 10 the winds, ~
Z For tie sili les drop ON Your lacS
Il Ills 4 x Sd to give ptaise 10 the lvYprkeFSS
~ Rpf Aclp6to max ell lying III Sbfl f
No tlt. Sy!t III III o SCSlrd In By our acksf
YOU " 4. CONS 81 Al N
III liis yy,tsag less I'M long a,sfQ,
so,ns HMM csl bacon #osStt ID lac ~
w 1so
n Il wa & n Ia nod y ilf 81
gone; ll.ess We rs ".
al tJifi s -
why S s.npuld You hide ssii eg
nails or cal n ~
or5gstnp the plornlns 50 Spllat Il AZ ", \.
hen On you nays ~ " ei' ss's''' NV
"A 40 wifs' emf yt s VI he new,
do III. do aAsiSIps q s AS
8Eor every day In the syeie pl ovens
ie IA iloWi y "a az ftlF Y Y
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Is. 8lJLL MS son. s. ". Ms, I


Two pounds Mountain Roll But 1s1.
ire fof.. N. !. Il. I.
N 4 C.s ROO Herri Isl 4 fc q & JSt7E
10 q sardl,nss per (. I. . I. 4c5
4 New Dates one pound ,packaEe ~ Esr
FOR st
& navy BEANS IF peas, Hper 553 f,rS
trtinrt 81 NJ .A, VI. y. h. ~
@Totr,a Is Cataup Nh d ssa,icc, 3s q Y - Il ,}s3
5pet bobtle. v. !. i. {. n h &. ls
oys s'iHgea ! ro'nat''s I. s +
sa; a,as saues ana ea,s'ip Y,
New "a wkey toilet. Oats. per- ,.a q 4.
pack &c y;
sna lafss ass.as rostna ~
tioine ~ age ~ ce hlea1s
8 III rs
fSsssssss ss's e. W BOG
1,s 1; II ~ 1o :.
III Il &,
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E IN, Al sSi3t8Y IllsApats
I,n5i Mas asset tAse4d,l ss i-g,s
M, Il, us III, po Hes holders 81
aFns ]girginia siase Isl oSnSa Blsolsss
people, si,anaged by tiolns peo p's, e y, e
ploys aletne people, spends hloI,ss mts
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-30
ANOTHER SENSATION AT
 INSURANCE HEARING
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raised his voice until it was almost a shout.
 During his testimony Mr. Schiff made the charge that the minutes of the finance committee of the Equitable re-
 garding certain meeting were false.
 He later qualified this, however, by saying if the transaction under consid-
 eration, one in Union Pacific preferred,
 was actually made he did not hear it,
 though he was present at the meeting. Again, during his testimony regarding the power of the finance committee of
 the Equitable society, Mr. schiff waxed warm in his explanation and said that the entire committee was at the mercy of one man
 ''It was all Hyde,"' said Mir schiff all Hyde and Alexander MT. Hyde wrote the message regarding the offers made by my firm for participation in syndicates, Mir. Hyde signed all the l receipts, Mr. Hyde wrote all the let ters."
 In the matter of the James H. Hyde 1 & Associates syndicate MT. Schiff hot , ly accused MT. Hyde of trying to shield himself. He said the position of a di- rector in the Equitable was that of a
 negligible quantity and that the di- ,rectors were mere figureheads. He said further that he had never asked
 any favors of the Equitable society. q have granted many favors,'' he
 said; "T have not done as 8 director of the Equitable any wrong of commis- sion. l may have done some of omis-
 sion. It is case of hindsight and not one of foresight. But my conscience frees me of any bond. I have been as
 good a director. as know how to be
 and I did my duty"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-30
HENRIETTA CRossMAN IN ICON
 TRARY MARY.n

-a# IAIG1s
 Henrietta Crossman was at the Fly perion last night in the pretty comedy, Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary with a supporting company of exceptional quality. The play is composed in three acts of rapid movement, the whole oc- cupying the time of one day. Practi- cally all the action centers around a compromising love-letter, which is lost more times than one can remember, with constantly increasing complica- tions in which a jealous husband, an anxious wife and two very interesting young people-=a bachelor and a bach elor maid-are involved. There are many well-turned situations in the piece and clever dialogues, but not too much of it. There is forced, but amusing climax at the end of the play, which brings the situation out happily. Miss Crossman was admirably fitted for the part of Mary, the contrary, who was really much more clever and per- sistent than contrary. Her vivacity and grace early captured the audience, and every one felt pretty well satisfied with the bachelor man who finally had the great good sense to quit fooling and fall in love with her. MT. Boyd Put nam, the hero of many society plays, was cast as Herbert Danvers, blaze, cynical and much travelled. He made dashing figure in the part and played an excellent second to Miss Crossman: Miss Miriam Nesbitt as Mrs. Belmore, who caused all the fuss, and Addison