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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
MIXING nF TIE PAGES
AT COLORED WEDDING
,snecial 10 The es-Dispntch.,

tSuecial to Line sIllnes-biSpiilchJ
TRENTON, N. t. October o6.--Consid-
cradle adverse cr'tic's-' has heen creatrd
in this city and at Bordentown over the
fact that both white and colorcd nersons
narticirated ut the rerent wedding ln
Rordentown OF Miss MARGARET Briggs
Gregory. daughter of Professor James
NJ. Gregory PRINCIPAL of the state In.
dnstrIal Colorcd school. and Mason a.
Hawkins an instructor In tha High
School at Baltimore. The nrom'nece Of
the Gregory family In educational circles
led to the invtin~ re n number of whit"
people to the wedding. The ceremon"
was nerrorn,Nd by n white o'er"vn'an
Rev Samuel Jobe. rector OF Christ +. y
church Bordentown, althOuFh he was
assisted hv colorcd nrcncher, Rev
James r. Gregory. n brother Of the bride
A white caterer served the COLLATION. and
whito walters were enploved. At III"
fenst the colorcd guests were seated on
ono side Of tho table and the white pco-
rln on the other. 81
Friends Of he Gregory family assert
Tint the comment Was started by some
| rolorrd nrrachnrs who were not invited
tn perform the ceremonv nor invited T"
| tho wedding TN IN the present tim"
| tho nerro nnnnlatnn seems to he much
more exercised over the affair than the
| whites.
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DIRECTOR OF CENSUS
. Tells WHY THE DELAY
Claims Compilation of Cotton
Statistics Before P. M.
is Impossible.
(By Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON, October 26.-'rhe direc-
tor of the census has issued the following
statement regarding the cotton reports:
I'm order to expedite the publication OF
the cotton ginning reports the census
office has this year undertaken the en-
pertinent of compiling them from ,tele-
graphic reports from the county agents,
using the individual ginncrs cards. sub
seaucntly received by mall, to verify the
Geographic summaries. In this way 1t
has been possible to expedite the publ
cation of the sem-mOnthly reports at
least one week. For instance, last years
report Of cotton ginncd to October 18th,
corresponding to tho one Issued ycster-
day, was not made public until November.
3d.. III order TO present This earlier re-
port, ~ has been found absolutely neccs-
sary TO change the hour of publication
from IL o'clock noon to 2 p. NJ, which
will hereafter be the uniform hour for
making the report public"
The bulk of the kilograms from our
county agents are not received until
the morning of compilation. the agents
being given until the night of the proceed.
! ing day to complete their canvasses and
flo their messages. Some of these agents
/ are located 80 far from telegraph offices
| that their reports cannot be received in
| tlls office before noon, or Whereabouts,
I, Of the day OF publication. These tele-
cams must be arranged by counties and
| tho information listed on cards before
the compilation by adding machines can
be done, It is therefore Il physical I'M
possibility TO compile tho complete re-
port earlier than p. NJ. and do not be-
| lieve that any similar statistical compila-
ton has ever been accomplished With
greater celebrity.
"Ihc entire compilation Is carried on
J in n secluded room, constructed for the
i purpose lighted only by skylight, and
1 guarded from the outside No clerk Is
| allowed TO depart from this room and nc
one To enter II until the report has beer
placed upon tho wires, Upon the compile
| lion of the compilation the report 's
| scaled IN this room and delivered IN per-
son to the director at the door. who takes
| It directly to the telegraph operators
i While ! have the utmost confidence IN al
1 or those engaged In this compilation,
4 believe these precautions are necessar,
4 for ,thelr protection, as well us my own
4 and that Of the general public" M
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WANTED, TO SELL, in GOOD CONDi.
ton n two-horse farm wagon (F'tsh
Brothers make. a corn -cutter and Day,
ton wagon. with harness. cheap; all
near the city and can be seen at any
time by addressing F rs, care this Office
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AT TACKS METHODS
OF TRAINING NEGRO.
Northern Minister Says Booker T..
Washington Does Not I'm
prove Colored Youth.
to The Tlmes-DIspatch.)

Especial to The Dspatch.)
aa5 WILMINGTON. DEL. October 26.-s
That Booker T. Washington is not train
I Ing the negro In tho right manner was
the assertion Of Rev Henry Lindsay, D.
D., member OF the Freedman Board,
ut the session OF the Synod OF Bal,i-
more.
DR.. Lindsay. whose home is In Ale
gheny. Pa. said he was not expressing
the sentiments OF the board. but his
personal opinion ~ ~
h His, criticism was due to the fact that
Booker Nv ashington.fas he contends Is
giving the negro a scientific training
rather than religious one. and he held
that "a bad man educated is n bad man
STILL
THE negro is here. and there arc nine
millions OF him." continued DR.. Lind.
say. THE South does not want TO drive
him out, for he Is needed there. There
are two things needed to raise cotton.
One Is a mule and the other Is a negro,
and the mule Is not worth much unless
there is n negro behind him. The negro.
Is here and is going to- stay.
ITO drive him out would be a crime
which this country could never be guilty.
Of He Is here to stay, and am not
bothering about what our great-grand-
children are going TO do with him. That
Ia their rroble,n not OURS Ei $3.50 60
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sPECIAL BARGAINS CAN BE HAD IN
Grocery, Laundry, Furniture and Day
ton Wagons at RICHARDSON BROS,
6l3 Brook Avenue.
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SIX BODIES TAKEN
FROM SPRINGS RUINS
Many Escape in Their Night
Garments BY Jumping From
Second Story.
NV Associated press.)


/. HOT SPRINGS. ARK, october 2s--s'x
bodies have been taken from tho ruins
or q railroad hotel located at the corner
Of Elm and Oliver Streets here, which wns
Quilted by fire early to-day OF those
two unidentified are charrcd beyond rec
iognitlon. The dead are:
HARRY BRADLEY, a waiter.
EDWARD SNYDER. a porter.
MRS. MACK, a musician.
a. u. MANN, n railroad conductor, be.
lieved to DO from Denver.
Two unknown mon.
Inc hotel liz a two-s story frame build
ing, containing thirty rooms. all but one
OF which was occupied by from one to
four persons. The hotel was. patronizcd
by invalids and cripples. who were under
treatment.
The fire Is believed TO have been caused
by an exploding lamp. There was only
one narrow exit that being a stairway.
and dozens were compelled to lump from
the sccond-story In many instances In,
their night-clothes. Ono man, Fred.
diversion. Of Hot Springs, was probably
fatally injured.
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MORE COMMON STOCK
Sloss-Sheffield Company Gives
Reasons for It's Application.

q N55H especial 10 Inc 'lltneS- lJlHpnlCn.)
NEW. YORK, October 26.-In its appli-s
cation to list @o.5co COOS additional common
stock, the statements Isl made that $685.
I'll in cash has bcen>tinycsted by the
Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron Company n
betterment and development of properties
owned by the corporation and in the ac-
duisition OF additional real and personal
properties. OF this sum of $3.35,2laOz
ever s2.5O0,000 was net earnings sof the
company available for dividends on the
common stock OF the company. but USED,
Instead OF for the purpose of dividends,
In the acquisition OF such additional real
and personal properties, and N the I'M
provement and bettcrment OF the proper.
ties already owned by the company =
summary Of these investments ana me
locations Is as follows:
City furnace department., s32l,15i.45
North birmingham department, so7l $685.
Sheffield department. s257.l3s.64: Coalburg
department, sl4,O2l.7s; Brookside depart
mcnt. SCI, 7o43O; Biossburg department
sI45 O;4 o. America department, sl1,55I.9s;
Drffton department, ss4,65o.3; Flat Top
deiba rtment. SYST, S43.0S; Sloss mines az
purt1nent, ;l3S. 453.13; Russellville depart
ment, s436,62O.1O; North Birmingham ~ u.s. :,
partment Dolomte quarry, sl-uo-'i''
Florence department, sl67l6l.i4; - i y 30.
partment, s32,544.GS rca! estate
sIoss Iron and Steel Compa. 40 20, 81 s' on.
lrchased, 2ol96i.9o; total, ssss ,ta So
Less account OF property trihs ,, aen %
property transferred: lrondai1, $500, 10,
Irondalc, ] 2p.os; Cahaba Hhney - W.
ore minc s4,ssl.So; New v,,, o =. 20
$3.50 53O.27: total, a-o,.i1v-' - s,o...
INC statement OF earnings OF Sioss-
sha nn from November 80, 1901, to Au-
p,st Al 1905 follows:
Et n. o, ,,raSts from operation to May 3lst,
~. ~ ,sa,,n,,ons depreciation, interest.
elter o aeuu dividends, 1885, total net
ana prslet rar August 3st quarter, ss54,6B;
| earnihss, ~ taxes for quarter $4,000;
lhlere s.s.aa nnar ter dividend, $4,000 total
net profits for August 3st apar'e sn s ,as
Coz; previous surplus Noyemner 49, 80 lg ,oas
~ ia sso 400; total surplus august d. lp09'
| 81, $40 9G9
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sfs u. BRoAD-SPLENDID POsslRILG-
Ties in our Coax and Suit Stock, Prices
at and below cost, SlMCOE, TACkErT
Il. co
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SHEPARD SENTENCED.
Grandson Of Late Commodore
Vanderbilt Goes to Prison.
IRv AsSnCiated PreSS.l NJ

NJ (BY AssOciated fPrfss,I t1FF
PARIS, Oct. 26.-The Ninth Correction
al Tribunal Of the Seine to-day sentenced
Elliott Fitch Shepard, son Of the late
Colonel Elliott IT, Shennrd OF New York,
and grandson of the late w. H. Vander-
hit, to three monti.s' Imprisonment and
500 fine. and to paw $4,000 damages to
the parents OF Madeline Marduel, who
was killed by shepalls automobile at
st, Ouen April oath, The imprisonment
part of the sentence will not be carried
out while awaiting tho future course OF
procedure on the part Of Mr., Shepard,
who was present In court
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and STOVE
BUSINESS FOR SALE

ia close out estate. offer for sale the
stock of goods, fixtures tools. uDexpired
Lease Of store and shop In rear good VIII.
etc. ctc., OF the Hardware, Stove. Plumb.
Ing ana Repair BUSINESS lately conducted
Mast Main Street. Established trade Of
several years. Well-equipped repair
shop. Applications to purchase may pc
NADIA through my attorney. George Bryan'
TOT Mutual Building 4,
TERMS: Cash; or reasonable TINS "'''
approved security ,,,,,eor
IAdm'x OF John NJ. Anderson. deceased
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

MEANs BREAD MEANS BAD DIGES-
ton. bad digestion means bad health.
Use Dunlop Patent Flour and everything
VIII re good For sale by woEr grocer.
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HAD NO JURISDICTION.
Court Discusses Matter of Re.
ownership,
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.O
~ CINCINNATI OHIO. October 26.--The
motion OF the defendants in the receive.
ship suit against the Little Kanawhn
Syndicate, to uuash the services was
granted by United States Circuit Judge
Richards to- day who at the same time
abrogated the temporary Injunction
against tho sale OF the property Of the
syndicate. 90
This left pending motion for the an
pointment OF a receiver and tho attor-
neys lat er EXPRESSED n desire 10 clear un
the matter. Judge Richards dismissed the
whole matter on the ground OF lack
OF tllrisdiction !
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Federal Amendments.

(Frorn Orr REGULAR Correspordent.)
WASHINGTON. d. c.: October 26.-Rural
carriers appointed for Virginia routes:
Raridan-ro,,ta /. BERNARD Furnival car
rier James NJ Turnival substitute Win
sion. route /. Henry w. R'edler carrier.
John w. Reynolds substitute,
Rural route No. s ordered established
January n nj Mount Airy. Surry county.
n. serving eco nrOrle ard 100 houses,
Henry NJ. SheDard APPOINTED postnlas-
ter nj CYRUS. Ouslow county. n. c., vice
James Shepard, resigned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

HAIR BRUsHEs--NONE IN THE CITY
that can come up to our new stock, JUST
received. WAGE ER. The Toilet and
Pcrfumery Druggist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

FOR A QUICK LUNCH YOU CAN GET
any kind of Sandwich, Oysters In. q !! y
styles, Hot Coffee, Chocolate, at TIE
FOUNTAIN, GIG E. Main.
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WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING

BEST MAIN SPRINGS. GUARANTEEJ,
ing Watches 75c.; watch glasses, 16c
c. HOULGRANE, The Reliable Jeweler,
removed TO 30S East Broad, below COZ
ner Third.
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NOTICE.
Atlantic coas, Line Railroad compan

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Treasury Department.
Wilmington. n. c., Oct. 10. 1906.
Office OF the Treasurer.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
WILL BE DUE AND PAYABLE
on November LIST, 1905 two per cent. In
terest on tho New Four Per Cent. Certi-
ficates Of Indebtedness Of Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company. and Tho. Treas
urer OF that Company has been directed
October 18th, 1905, this interest, The
transfer books were closed on, the 14th
day OF October, 1906, and will stand
closed until the LIST day OF November,
1866, both inclusive.
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PERSONALS.

MISE .CELIIE lSASEY, SO LONG WITH
Mrs J.. b. Morris. would Ike TO see her
friends AT Mrs, NJ. N. Moore, III y,
Broad.
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His Little Ioke.

3"Iold on!,, shouted the corpulent matror
me and my six children to the top floor
.sorry, lady" nthuckled the elevator boy
,'Ca:,'t do at? Why not2'
"BeGsuse am too young 10 raise a family
And tipping his blue cap he guided the cal
out OF a!allt,--ChicaGo News
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M LETTINGS.

% MASONIC NOTICE.-The members
" of Dove Lodge. No. o.. A. f. & a.
~ NJ. will attend special communi-
cation of their lodge at the Masonic Tenn
pie on THIS GTriday) EVENING. Oct.
q. 1905. Mt o'clock, for work. Members
of sister lodges and transient brethren
are fraternally invited.
BY order Of the w. NJ.
BEN T. AUGUST, Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

COME TO SEE US. UP TO 1 O'CLOCK
Oysters in all styles Sandwiches all
Kinds. Soda Water and Cigars Fruits
and Candy, at THE FOUNTAIN, BOG e.
Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

WE ARE SELLING. AND CAN MAKE tIs
immediate delivery Of everything IN tne
inent and store-room Supplies Of the
William r. Trigg sh.pbuilding Plant,
Of Richmond Call and see the bargains g n ,
We are Offering. 8. NJ. TOMLlNSON. az
2 the Ship Yard.
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rpEepoM Of / ONION
FOR CHRISTIAN SOLDIER
u, Assncintrd Press.

(By AssoclntM FFFss'7 ~.
SNDON. Oct. 26.-The freedom OF me
~, ~ Il ondon, distinction on winch
c.s . statesmen and warriors have set
mat store, was TODAY bestowed OF
General ,n Booth, of the salvation Arm ~
who accented y ~ ~ ~. ! 'ar rmw = 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

-FOUR FULL QUARTS WEsT0VER
(best the world over), 10-year-oid rye
delivered to YOU CHARGES th p arxt Order
r. not we'll satisfied; after testing. re.
turn t. mo- charges arg collect and your money
cheerfuily refunded. Neat. plain IN paa s n
ages. Delivered in RiGhmonnd OF NV
X. Rfehrond Va. ~
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Richmond, Va, Oct. 6, 1906.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, I WILL
not pay bills presented to me, unless
on written order and signed.
w. G. TTHURSTON.
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NOTICE.

4 FEW GENUINE So CEAvANETTE
Coats for sl6 great bargain IL you
Gun s0S MUsCOE VI. GARNETT,
Eighth and Main Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

WANTED, BoARDERs FOR ELEGANT
~ furnished rooms; also table hoarders
iesired Apply 80 East Grace Street.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

FRENCH DRY CLEANING AND FINE
sample dyeing done by WALKER, 200
N. Fifth. Phone $50.
JOHN LATOUCHE-CLEAN1 AND
Dying Securing and Pressing. 123 East
Main. Phone 2419.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

FOR SALE, ONE BoWDEN SINGLE
waive filter; shell 20 INCHES diameter e. err
4-12 feet high; good condition. i ,,.i ~
leather betting, shaftng, pulieys bang rang
ers and small hand tools. Apply ;; ~.
& TOMLlNSON, Trgg Shipyards, flch-
rnond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

WANTED, PERMANENT, TRANSIENT
and table hoard dtIs apply gri e LOB East
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

THRTE CASES OF STETsON'S SEC.
onds, 81 and s. Hats. all to go at $3.50
anu ~ MrsCOE H. 8GARNETT,
Eighth and Main Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

All sTJfNPF'S RESTAURANT YUO GET
Lynnhaven Bay Oysters.rr sA and stew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

WaNTEp, FIVE GOOD, ACTIVE, Mo- 70, J,
raj young men to learn the nnd busIness
and wholesale funeral sm aressarv. each
one az viii be furnished with permanent n,, NJ
location. on good salary IN Wf f,,rns 70
sell goods. Each applhieanAt d 1dres s Fl
FINES l7l5 Fourteenth Street, wash
inpton, d. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

CUSTOMARY Knock,
Mau1le-Ti,cv WALTON Is going to marry
yVjdOwar Sk'mn. IS she7 wonder what
she sees in him that she fane'es. +
Mnyme--A Observation-Disclosures Tribune.
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etc
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. ON HANOVER STtEisIh ,,arI,
between Cedar st. and Reservoir r 81 IN
diamond ring; Initials "A. cr 3D. greet
and receive reward ------
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO EA ~.
Me- ); aa " after two months nstruoi,GI pm
position snaran'sGoodls s spfsi' c eS''"l
R na,f,er'eeG; "a rev rL IN SCHOOLS,
INV. York. Cincinnati. O., st. LOUIS
Mo (Free ca ialogue.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

u-,NTED HALF DOZEN ALL-ROUNL
nor,. butchers to go TO washington, =
q Cali 10 South Thirteenth Street, Ken
rnond. ------------
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l4ELP WANTED-Male.

LINOTYPE OPERATOR. WAN ~, nIshi
Experienced, reliable, opsrs,o no strike.
work, steady Job. go91 wy Law pub
fishers, Characteristic, va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

WANTED, FOR y. S. AR Exscn ACES Of
- o IVA a. citizens of United States. OF
good 3D. character and temperate habits IS
S Sho can sneak read and write EngIiEs,hl;;
For Information apply to R l 1,,nhI
OFFICER, 10 f. Broad otreot' i' ''o'
mnnd. Va. ~.
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BOARDING.

wANTIsD, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A
few boarders;, terms reasonable; very
light, and good board; centrally locatod'
or would rent rooms without board.
Address F. $780, care this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 7o3 EAST
Broad Street and convince yourself that
we have the lurges; and best line OF
trunks and travelling necessities in the
city; repairing done. II. ". ROUN.
TREE G. BRO, Trunk and Bag Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

FOR SALE, Two STEVENS REG yLA : !,
i5F ton LIKE Pool Tables (neW) with IN az a..
attachments, including four dozen &. cues
Racks and everything that goes with a
Hrst-c!ass pool table: or Will excha aIIfii
for two 4xS tables in fair condition. :, W. "
exchange one or two tables. T. Il: b-AG-
LEY, lilo N. Twenty-fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

SEVEN sABOROSA CIGARS FOR 25c::
at BLANliSS DRUG STORE. ia East
Broad. 500
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CHOCOLATE TFoR CHILDREN.

CALLERS GENUINE s1MPORTED
swiss MIX Chocolate Is healthy. nutri-
tio,s and delicious. Give It to your chill
drcn instead of the other kinds, Largest
sale in the world. Sold everywhere. &c.
cnke up ~. $500
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TRUNKS.

SPENCE, q AND "a N. NINTH ST.. HAS
the largest and best assortment Of
Trunks. Satchels. Flasks, Card Cases
and Leather Novelties ever shown in
this city. and at the lowest prices. II
your trunk or bag Is out OF order. phone
us; we will call for 1t and return 1t same
day. Our motto: One hundred cents for
your dollar. 2. II. SPENCE. % and "a
N. Ninth Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

FOR SALE, A}LOT OF CHURCH PEWS.
They are circu ar \ form, 10 feet IN
length. finished in cherry and uphoil;;
stored; in good condition. VIII sell
cheap. Apply to a. .: WHARTON, SD
e. Franklin Street, Richmond. Va.
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MURDER.

IMPURE CANDY WILL MURDER
children. CALLERS Swiss MIX Choco-
late is pure and delicio sis Us both -
M cake IN. .,s-s4s--i,s Va ss M s{5l 8s,sa
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INSTRUCTIONS.
DRESS CUTTING.
VINES AND LIQUORS.
STORAGE FOR AWNINGS.

BEAR US IN MIND WHEN YOU ABE
ready to have your awnings taken dow
and stored away. We have a large
storage-room for that purpose. Fl. e.
COPELAND e. CO., 10S North Ninth
Street. Phone 257S.