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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-12
W. NJ. BROWN e.
GeH'l Superintendent
Bangor. Oct: :. 1904. ' N"
augusta, Winthrop.
{ Gardner Railway.
Time Table in effect Jan. ]. 1906.

Time Table In effect Jan. ], 1885,
Cars leave Augusta iloI AuI.owun ami
hour and half hour from a. Nj. to ~
+. N. For Hallowell- only at II T.. NJ.
First car Sunday, a. II.
Cars leave Augusta for Winthrop week
40, so. 40. 1870, $50 r. NJ, Saturday
| oni.). Sunday time:--SJo. 1850. E.50. s.aD
Cars 81 leave Augusta for Togus week
days: $50, $50. 500. $40. 1910 and COM:
| mencing at IL leave every half hour tin
p. NJ, then Mt 800 and 1000. Sunday
!i,ne:.cars Ieas, q very !, hour on the hour.
Cars leave Gardiner for Augusta daily
.here connections are made for NE Win
throp ana Togns lines every half hour
H:,lioweli opiy, 10.I5 r. NJ. for HaUoHeN
ard Augusta oniy. The first car Sunday
z Ss, r. Ir..ve Winthrop for Augusta week
DAYS. $50. IN. go, 1870 ,1l.E0. 10. 2.5o. aH9.
20 & 10. So, 60: Saturday sniRhts only),
Sunday time. 80. go, u5o. i5o. $50. so.
Cars leave rogrs for. Augusta week
.,ays. 500 100. 80. 80. 1910. Commence
ina nj II - leave livery half hoir till $50
r. NJ, 90. 1919. Sunday time.-Ieave.
husriv on the half hour from 8.5 A. n. to
Cars leave Halloween for Gardiner 9
minutes before and Y minutes after every
hour from s.a2 a.. NJ: TO lo22 p. NJ. First
Cars leave Hallowsll for Augusta 9
,nirutes past and % minutes before every
hour from 6aS A. NJ. to 10. 81 p. NJ. except
N as I. NJ First car Sunday son 4. NJ.
Train connections THE 55D A. NJ car
from Winthrop ard 500 A. NJ ear from
rnlr,s connect Mt Aurnsta with early NJ
g. trains Fast and West. The VI! A NJ
ear from t;ardincr.s S2S from Hallow@u
sH from Augusta connects at Winthrop
with trains East and West The 1919 A.
NJ. car from Winthrop leaves wintbrp
IN arrival offrajn frnm TS-s jsfs,n. dive al
Wihihr'r tesSs u. NJ n train ", aasA ras,
waits for it, The I ~ p. NJ carYrnMg9tt, .
s.usfa ct.uurAts ~ Wfntsrop9 Ssflt7 sS&j1s
Cast md West The "a r :Mifcat from,
Augusta cohnecte 81 Winthroi, StsR 49,
tor tie East .-.i''S- n -
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RAILROADS AND sreAMsoArs.
a E|'ZInQE|9qzIII
In Effect April %, 1905.

In Effect April q, 1905.
...sssnssr trains tssvs Augusta - -
THROUGH rRAJxs,
iO,NO WEsr-2.a2 4. n. daily. Gxcsee
aordsy. for Portland end Boston: =
\. a for Lewiston, Eurmin9tsn, Phil
ps. Rangeley. RockIand, Portland. Bog.
on: Bildgtan. Montreal and Quebec: 1G0
:; NJ f sS,, ssrunswick. Lewiston FsItnin4-
'ortiand. Boston. N. CONWAY. .Fsbxzn9
sueastcr. Gorham. n. H. Berlin FA11
oi.brook and Eeecher Fails: 80 fSG:
scat 70 Portland. as r. NJ, iexpres~y n
h!iI:s~ick., Portland. Boston. connectin0
or Eaih' Portland. Lewiston. Cofnis6,
M NJ: for So Ga:diner: 40 IS Pm. [aienS.
-, fcs sssxhsssn. ea.,scr.e nsas ss . s.
ngter Co Il H.: Sunday morning roins
asst does not CONNECT Tor 0whegan n. sBsi
fasi, Foxcroft. or beyond Bangor,
Ike Sv. to Har Harbor: s.27 A. NJ,
;egan. sansor and Bncksport: na
own H,, ,s,'i 1io, s!,oS"I"t, tsaxr 0is
). Y 4. K. r., Vanceboro. NJ Siauhsn
Caiaisl, HouItnn, Woodsiock. n. jos"
nd Halifax and to Lewiston via IiakiAr0
I'D ~."!tAT9p s3 E I:,r Nj i, , express. .'sr
20. r: r., Old Town. GreenvIne: SIS p. Il
for Waterville. Oakland. North Ansura
bingham. Skowhegan. belfast. Foxcruft
rnn'keng Ia, p. M For WaterviI.o
s,in'iays-Goinf w.s,. az A. M, COZ
jrtl"nd. Boston: l0sS A. NJ, i0h A. nj.
or Rruns wick Bath. Portland ana Hoe.
on. Going east, /? - A. M. tnighO Ran
tOr, 9 Is a. NJ. fer W.,tervtile. Sk.rn B tran
md Bangor: 80 +. M, RanRor nj,
The Might PuliDsn Train taavius Al
Zap A. H.. Sunday morning. Eotny wax,
i's.S not connect f,'r Skowkpgsn Rsyfa a.
'o1rrnft. or east OF Bangor.
Accom- N; ,;yhfUpN TRaIEa
I1fsI iSi,cA 10 GIai.INII q
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.HI'.EH 'N'FtIN 10 NllnrUit InV At
Wnte Snn;h and West u,.'y ~. sad ar y
W"lE"r. ticitt agent. AYE-,ata, ;hs
MY t.fnct In Augusta selling .lA al
mite. AMI rhars ING hspysxs s-..- ~ a.
Hs.
tFI' =. EVANS. v y .}~u w.
P"F"FftY q. u ct
S.TtIspe. ~
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ITlick Burke, Lowell. Mass.

ITlick Burke. Lowell Mass .
Alfred ". Brown, Chelsea. Mass. =
~ g. En'' Mn"r: W S"nrn,i n j. :
X. Apollonio. Winchester. Mass. il
J. a. Chase. Pawtucket. II. T. :.
Geo. r. Bates. Portsmouth. n. IT. y
A. Il. Hanson. Boston. Mass.
Vim. +. Kimball. Boston. Mass :,
}. j. LAWYER. Lawrence. Mass.
\. f.. Dunn. T.. SOmerville. Mass
John Lester Mclean. New York City >
w. X. Shaw. Bangor. Mo Il
T.. r.. Call. Swampscott MISS
IT, X. Smith, Hartford. Coma. -
J. G. bright. McComD. Ohio =
J. Jerry. Augusta. No =
F; +. nerhyshire. Medeord. Mass
Warren l.. Rockwell. Watortuwn. Mass .
F.. T.. IIeckhcrt. s. Portland Nc
Ohio Fl. Thompson. JAY Me- 4
Walter Scott. Dexter. Me. :;
Matthew 2 King; Watham. Mass i
!Iews llyn Barton. Portland, Me.'
John T. Jillison. Ncxtor. Mass .
J"hn y. oI'onnor. Boston. Mass
p. s. Merrill. Watervine. Ne.
s,oerry Locke. Waterville.- Nc.
NJ J. Commii;s. BOSTON. Mass.
Henry G.. Grant. Ecstnn. Mass. !,
G. NJ. I"ftms. Boston. Mnss. y
a. NJ. Meloon. Newcastle. y. IT. 2
James r. Parsons. Yarmouth, Me- a
a. s. Cnnant. Portland. Me. &!
Edwin II. LAhan. Portland. Me. .
GEE: A. Guild. bellows Falls. ~. IL
4. NJ. Meloon. Newcastle. ~ H.
". Fl. Blake. Pros. Fitchburg Mass. IL
Elias ". Jones. NewtonvIlle. Mass. u
VIM. r. Whitaker, Boston. Mass. !
Chas. q. Files. Portland. Me. j.
Amos w. Knight. Portland. Me. 70
q. G. yornp. Manchester. ". Fl. 10
John Hughill. Jr.. Winchester. Mass. :,
Chas T.. Abbott. West Medford. Mass. =
Seth e. Clark. Melrose. Mass :.
Edward r Dwelley. Lynn. Moss. 2,
Chas " Maxwell. BOSTON. Mass. =.
Prescott Chamberlain. Chel-ea. Mass. Y
Edwin f. Dwe'lev. Lynn. Mnee. "
W. l.. Tick. Winchester. MISS >
r. r. Whittur,. AUGUSTA. Me. 2,
CIV D. Srrnll, r. Bridgev3tnr. Mass. 10
Henry. v. Thompson. Poster. Mass. u
F. r. Rurlell. Rnstnr. MISS. :
John W. McKoan. Worcester Mass. ;
Geo. A. Rice, Worcester. Mass. i,
!. e. Thompson. BOSTON. Mass 10
=. p. R0htnson. W. Roxbnrv, Mass. ~
John f. Morse. LINN. Macs. y,
q. r. Graham. Calarado Spgs.. Colo. y
Walter T. Bowers, Saco. Me. 80
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United States Repairing & Construction

United States Rerairins q Construction
GO;
hteu states SAFETY Tag 20.
. nt"a states security MAJ! Rnx 20.
ehitc1 States SHAKING Grate "a
United states STANDARD Scale co.
United states steamship GO.
l.. s. automobile Co.
T.. 8 Cope: aiming co.
=. rag itcor;itlng 60.
l.. ;. Heat. lAght q rover 20.
! niVtrShi Motor C0.
University Shoe f'oAsh 20
tan NEagnttlc S"ptf.ttin% 90.
IanceM:ro Mnh,S. 70.
NesetlrHtn Dini',S H"ohls
Ventura Topper %
venture vi! 60:
Icta RTa MINING 20.
victor hemicai 20.
victor Irtroicus' 20.
Airi company
Wa:ker .'orSct 60.
Mait;r scout GO.
Waithah auto thr ~
Maiti;tm Hnt1mrhiie TO.
". a. fnrbck 90.
Warren fiano 20.
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| Norfolk DAIRY TO-
| Norfolk Lumber Co.
| NOrr;dgewock Il Fairfield Tel. 20.
| North American Coal co.
| North American Steel Casting Mtg. 60.
| Northeastern Coal Coke co.
| Northern Belle Gold Mining co.
! Northfork Mining & development co.
>-orth Shore Industrial Co.
| North Shore Pub. Co.
| <ortn Snore Steam Packet Co.
| North Western Mining a l.lmpeT w.
| Norton Iron Works
! Nor-NendO Co.
| NOVEL; Mining & Milling co.
| Oak Leather Process Co.
| Oil r Vegetable Remedy Co.
| old COLONY Trap Rock co.
| Old Ham Gold Mining Co
Old Spanish Mines Mining co.
Onargn Flush Door Co.
| Omega Steel Co.
One Hundred Associates Oil Co.
| Ophir Gold Mining Co.
Oregon and Southeastern Railroad Co.
| Orient Mineral Water Co.
| Orleans Lumber co.
Pacific Coal & Transportation Co.
| Pacific Development Co.
Pacific Sugar Planting & Refining Co.
| Pagani Advertising Agency
EGage Car Co.
| Palmer Wagon Co.
Paragon Nois.lcss School Slate Co
| Paragon Water Wheel 60.
! plrmento r-BeIryman Co.
| Patrick Giilon e Co
PcaSe Pub. Co.
Peat Fuel Co. Of America
| PemigewaSset Park co
| penobsco, Lumber Co.
| Peoples CO-oprratire Coal Co.
Peoples Heating Co.
| Peoples Telephone ca. OF n r..
Peoples Telephone &: Tcleg, aIh Co
Pore Marquette Cement CO.
c.rkins New hal Go.
Phelps Vosl:,r Co.
"hilndrIpria Now England Coal Co.
PHILIPPINE Shoe Co.
Phillips & Goodwin Co.
| p,lnerix Gold Mining Co.
phoenix Mfg. Co.
| yhaepix Oil & Fuel Co
phonnix Sewing Machine Co.
r,,ndnont Chemical Co.
fpflot Mining CO.
Pine Needle Co.
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LIST OF CORPORATIONs
Continued from Page Four.)

lucrative Legal & Business Agency
o,,.raLive optical 20.
Lucrative Transportation Co.
Co,.land Baking CO.
Cooper Century
Crrnish Clothing Co.
ccoor,natiun Marmaiade co.
Cossa,.,,,olitau Meat Preserving 20.
Coyie Stationery w. ...
C Ctaan Reporting co. Of n. e. f
.,,oz,er Provision 20.
crrw Creek Mining co.
C.nr, Furniture Mig. co.
crnwn Chocolate Co.
crown Oil co.
lawn POINT Graphite Co.
cnban- American Lumber 4 Transporta-
rum 'T Excelsior Coal Co.
,c'u,,ni,.ri;,ud Kiyer Railway & Coal Co.
cnrTan & Kelley CO.
c,,shuan Bros. K co.
MS Acctylene Power Co.
laws Marine Railway 4 Dock Co. .
Ia, Improved Spring Bed Co.
U.caEerVn %
i,.rr Lodge Placer Co.
nelmar Gold Mining Co..
nj. Monte Tunapaii Mining Co.
IN. Soto Land, FRUIT " Cattle 60.
t,syonann Filter 60.
n,,noud Extension Ladder Co.
Ir Clark Medical 60.
i,r Edward Il. DAVIS Dental Co.
Dr. Seth LARK X 20.
i~,nestic Fruit Producing 4 Canning 60.
nnrrh. ster Construction Co.
Draper Co.
Draper Pub Co.
QUICKER Automatic Gas C"t On 60.
Eagle Heel 60.
T.rnshaw Manufacturing Co.
Eastern Angura Moh.ir Co.
Eastern Contracting g. Agency Co.
L,st.Iu Crushed SION. Co.
L.stern Electric Gable Co.
Eastern Importing Il breeding Co.
Eastern ktntucky 1oil 70.
Eastern Name flceiitS It"ptu'e >"'e
Co.
Eastern NoFclty 70
Eastern Poultry Co.
Eastern Premium Co.
Eastern Securities Co.
S..,iti,... 4, KenpipR Co
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IT J. DUMMY. M0IuPn MASS.
~. H. ConfOrth, Auburn. Me.
Chas. l.. Marston. Yarmouth. Ne.
Justin D. Ames. Norridgcwock. Me
Jos. T.. Davis. Philadelphia, Pa.
Edward A. I.inGstrom. Boston. Mass.
a. A., NV ' T. NOVEL;, Allegheny. Pa. "
Iangdnn Radter, Arlington. MISS.
lanes g. Warden. Warjcnclffs. I. I.
! NJ. TI"rr'm1n. Lvnr. Mass.
willard p. Eliisnn; Portsmouth: n. Fl.
L. &. Norton. Everett. Mass.
Thns. Shea. Boston Mass
Arthur l.. Novel;. ALLEGHENY. Pa. I
VIM. G; Nixon; Bra ds,nr Mas, Mass
IT. T.. Doblc. Quincy. Mass. I
Chas. +. Capcn. E'stport. Me.
Chns. 4. Strout Portland. Me.
q Fl. Tolman (Clerk). Portland. Me.
Chas. J. Rcnham. New haven. Conn. 10
" l.. Smith. Boston, Mass.
Arthur l.. Novel;. Allegheny. Pm.
Eeni. G.. Ward. Portland. Ne. 5
II 4 Leighton, Mcdford. Mass
Robert IF. Snow. Greenfield. Mass.
+, W. Heustis. Boston. MACS. :
Cbos II. Waterbury. Chicigo. III.
IJohn Traise. Chic go. III.
+ r. Whitturi. Augusta. Me.
Chas G. Barton. Eoston. Mass .
IT, r.. Steele. Worcester; Mass.
Sa,rj X. Sprgmgeons. Monsoon, Me. Il
e. q. Arnold. Sharon. Mass. )
n r. Stanley. Boston. Mass.
n q dillon. Medfnrd. Mass II
r. F.. Houghton. Bost n. Mass.
T. p Cleveland. Boston. Mass. :
* d. Grams Have riill: Mass.
Chas' F.. Dee ring. Portland. Nc
A. II. Meioon. Newcastle: N; IT,
ws,..rctf p JncobS. Hav"rh,il Mass T..
E'E Baldwin. Lvrnfeld. Mass. Z
n; " Eackus, Cleveland. o. !:
Geo = o. W. Eelcngaip Lynn Mass:
.sn. II P;nkham. Lowell Mass :.
i'm II Racon. Mnlrosa. Mass i
yr,, l. Goodwin. Providence. r. /. .
Nm q m chris,y. Phoerix. Ariz. ):
Jos g. sissh; Se Mii~sS Msss Wis
r. Gmla ch. Weston Springs, H. .
rr,hur Merritt FoSfnn, Mas i
c Sb,"F F. Hanev, n Y. City :
NJ ~ D. Cram. Haverhill. Mass. :
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n A s,,ee PHILADELPHIA. Pa.

Harry T.. Evans. Norristnwn. Pa
" Tehnenn. Everett Mess
~.ou II low. Gloncester. Mass.
~ T. Watts. Melrose. Mass.
cao w. Brown. Boston. Mass.
Geo. v. c. Bacon. Boston. Mass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

for something more than the mere pur-
pose of pleasing men. Indeed. that IS t!io
most unlmportant consideration OF ALL
We woman like to be admired ~ ono
another"
well, II that's your aim ! sassliy
answered. "how full of disappolntments
life must be for your sex. Tor earn my
buttons II ono woman can be hShaHl,,ea
into admirlng another, much less leellhs
voluntary admira ton"
This line of talk invariahiy 'n ne sss
tha -" cbomplon pie-crust maker OF me oid
nomInIon. The last time we dfiteeu nv 1n.o
discussing ugly women the seueen 6eo'
I admit, put n muzzle on me- me-, sha .1
"snenking OF beauty" SAID sne'
can ,' recall the time when any Iaoy eyer
raL atoot YOU for Greek god, ana by the
, wav yo. might remember n TINS Con- con,
M masi mat women are quite as a aond
~ enntl looking men as men are o. gov
looMl MA tory for masculine wail,iloweps
coIset tonnded. fancy you'd get me place
We're rs1 1pu the plasterIng and lathh '
hea. was such novel-not 70 say
NON l i,n perverted view OF the matte..
sptet y dsc, id to discuss It further VITA
that ti , ! nse, Who had lost her temper
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
when he a.dvertises for a typewriter

when he advertises FOR q typewriter
girl
The baggage with the blacklist or the
bluest eyes and the plumpest little f1ggur
will be the one to be found humping
the keyboard OF grandpa's writing ma
chine next day, and the venerable gent,
though usually as irritable as porcu-
pine, will be like pie to her when she
spells atrociously and proves herself
babyishly stupid.
Don't talk to me about these typeWrlt-
err girls anyhow. There ought to be
law forbidding any but good -ookers to
go into this profession. 1t would ne
Kindness to the ugly key FOUNDER to have
such n statute for tho sooner they get
hack to embroidery and fancy pickle
making, the better It Will be. There $
no place in business for en-, They're
like tho frog IN the we'll.
Again and again I've looked for
homely typewritlst, but not one can ne
found, Yet, when man Walks me
there appears before him scores OF maids
who are hopelessly beyond the aid Of
those purchasabe accessories which are
supposed to embellish the weaker Vessel.
Nv! how sorry one does feel TOR such
damsels-the kind whose faces stop
clocks. One longs to SEQ some gallant'
swashbuckling knight come caYortlng up,
anutCh them OIL tHe etS'tS $50.
.han, Indeed. one would almost be will
INK to do ii himself II he hadn't preyi-
ou Gus married very beautiful LADY. or
wasn't engaged to ono who IL regarded
as a gen Of feminine pulehritude,
;; In short, tho crop OF swashnuckling
, knights who are willing to do tricks for
Toby- smttten gals ia astonishlngly few
in the hin, and so those with the dafee-
tive faces perforce must Yead the weary
min OF acrimonious spinsterhood, me
want lad" column doesn't do EN- any
good, loastwise not II they te!l me
sonal charms and banh on the fact that
beauty Ia but skin deep
Itg a shame measely shame for
i am informed on tho best Of authority
Ito Wit the self-assertiye party doml-
mating my own home), that no woman
IS deliberately porn ugly, ana that NV
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turns> made as at regular elections, and
the candidate receiving the highest num-
Der Of votes OF his party for any office
shall be declared the party nominee ana
his name as such. except the nominee
for United States senator, shall, without
further notice. be placed on the oihclal
ballot at the next regular election
s. Any duly qualified voter, being a
member of political party participating
In the primary election. may, become
candidate for nomination by his party,
by filing the notice of his candidacy IN
the same manner as Is now required ny
law OF candidates for general elections,
and such notice shall state the name OF
the party to which the candidate pc
longs and the name OF the office Tor
which he is n candidate. When the Office
10 he filled Is the United States senator
ship the notice shall be filed with me
Secretary of the Commonwealth. as re-
uulred by law OF candidate for any
office to be filled by the electors OF inc
state at large, or Of any congressional
district. and the duties OF the Secretary
OF the Commonwealth. and Of he election
officers, In respect TO such notice, snaii
be the same as are required by the law
governing general elections.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

though he has filled up his house with
property accumulated from wooden we'd
dngs. tin weddings, crystal weddings.
china weddings and silver weddings, let
alone several other species OF metallic
ceremonies, his head still wheels around
on his neck when he sees spry looking
gal going In the other direction. Just
why, there IL no explaining,
Al my house there is q self-assertlve
party who once was the queen OF every
corn -sllucking and the prima donna Of
every amateur church entertainment In
her county, and far be 1t even from my
indscrction to say, that she isn't all IN
all 10 me.
TO this very day, ono can take thir-
tecn-dollar botanical display on Il piece
OF hcadgcnr and with 1t make her look
like Helen OF Troy, but for al that, tho
old man likes tho good-lookng, frying
slzers who come to the house 70 borrow
her cookery hook, And, what IS more,
the crslwhilo queen Of the corn-shuck1ngs
knows It. and gets sarcastic when the
matter is jorosely commented upon
Looking a, IT from Il purely practical
standpoint--f one can be praclcnl Wheh
IL comes TO wImmcnfolkH--ther Amt
any reason on this green earth why q
good, substantial, though Topy'sm!ttfn,
gaI, who has been dragged beyond her
thirty-Ofth birthday, shouldn't be as USE
mi and ms lovable ms "A Bigs'lnR, hurry
haired blonde thing OF twenty. but ~
real lie The theory doesn't hold good
ASK your grandpa. He VIII tell YOU
Inherently. or. better still. Wa.cn me
superannuated old chunk q Fox'Resa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

mainly has yet to see the first pretty ol'e
Who was willing to part with her gov
locks and, 20 1t alone on the sRlh-oeeA
5nroposition. Yet in all fairness some
thing tells me we men ousht 70 800
fair" with the ugly gals-coaA GU. wv
In noonlit hooks and talk airy peTsli'ase
Ia them in dulcet tones, UnfortunateiH'l
however, we invariably find 700 N.Y..
dew on the grass when we are tiliet, W."
such noble resolves, though. the i'u'lS
haired thing with a complexion l'ke ~
Indian scashell could have vs. wau.ns
knce deep In bullrushes II she merely
said she had dropped ten cent cA i =
pocket handkerchief,
Whenever am inclined to grow sau
on behalf OF the Toby-smitten wretches
aforesaid, the Queen Bee becomes az
excessively hutfy and rapidly drifts into
sarcasm, .'There's no use IN your wear
ing sackcloth and ashes about " says
she, ''for your ideas on the supJectl pc pc
sides being the very acme OF apsuralty'
cut absolutely no figure In the feminine
world. In the first place there ,s,l.1 :
woman, on the face OF we slone.
barring myself, who cares a BILLY VIA.
you think about her. be she rs loVeiS
as a dream or as ugly as n'"h le''ue.
Plague take IL i don't believe you hre
whom you fail to admire, are heufl-
broken at your lack of appreclatlye,ne.sS'as,
Instead of eating out your tender he'tts
With this fantastic deusion u Wopla ~ 1a
far better for you Hto leave ms WHY ~
business to some chaperon!ng bureau nno
see if YOU can't get q discount on 'eu-
behring's bought Wholesale ~. .,,v
,TuAll the same,n insist ], ~ ne .,ea',
ones ~ ,,nwe my synsSs thy whether they y
need i or not. II had q fey ml alrers
id found a conservatory for wa!l-l,oMs -
and stock it with all modern !, 1usu'tfs''
that Is to say, all but men, ~, ma
nAnd If tho wall-flowers have y, III r' he
much experience as have, tet hnve . II
Queen Bee, the one lu4u.s viii be
9 aho lack ''e ef men. Whla I'm not SAYING
S ss a eyey woman doesn't hanker rs ai,ss
c com You can put me on re- pse Of :
J 80 declaring that my SEE cFAYes -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

After having lived to green old age,
which protects mo from life insurance
agents and makes me an object OF indif-
ference In female seminarics. am COM
PEELED to admit, with all due Difference
to the weaker sex, that this world amt
the place for ugly women.
IL a spirit nj broad charity and with
out the purpose of hurting anyhody's
feelings, ! feel constrained 10 make this
annOun cemsnt, "
Every twenty four hours or no some
philan,hropist, who has taken pains TO
marry The bcst-ldokng gal he could find,
pipes on, the announcement that beauty
Is but skin deep.
This assertion, which was evidently de.
signed an "A EOrl Of universal soothing
syrup !Dr hofnely women the world over,
carries just about tho Same weight ~
The cork IN an empty champagne bottle,
IT may be irtis, hut the small number
Of fefnhle critters Who can bring them
selves 70 think that they ANT pretty.
taks no chances Wan IT, They 80 me
| Isn't With f;Dc IUwder ana are my Of
standing iinder tits gas tets. For well
| they know that no man, even lbopKh
| ycnl4ng The 'ttIaXe IN fnltd, ~ going 70
peel them IN II lhe2 WsIr onions 10 fhd
! wtal virtues lie beneath Their dear hidea5
$50
a g0uau wiio doesn't Want 10 he
| gDf.isIc<Jaing * M w,mhn ~ nv, Bnn
| thsl man hasn't btsH DpFn WHO Fkes
| the pg3y Dglss 81 well Sc he d0es the
hatdg9ras contingent
50 H. reifettlg frank @5,t he public.
| Ills Old siaas. vents 70 sAsHit that, A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
The Carpet Dept.

The Carpet Dept.
has lngralns in stair widths and
patterns as low as zoe a. yard
nice carpets. .s
Ingralns, In room and hall pat
terms, CSC yard.
Tapestry Brussels, in hall and
( stair patterns, Oriental and floral
designs, b0c q yard.
Tapestry Brussels, with borders
ia match, in dining room, library,
pnrlor and bed chamber patterns,
75c.
Velvet Carpets, all colors, In
room, hall and stair patterns. Ser
viccable carpets that can be used
any place in the house, SIC a yard.
a few patterns in Wilton Velvet
Carpets, borders to match; Just
enough in the pieces to cover
room. Carepts that sold at S1.2b
and s1.35 a yard, now 500 yard.
Administer Carpets, light and
dark grounds. suitable for parfors
or libraries. 500 a yard.
5 Full line OF Extra Administer,
High Grade Wilton velvets, etc,
from 1925 to $500 yard.
Imported and Domestic ll'!5
Rugs and Druggets.
0 feet BY, 1o,s feet Wool Tapestry
Rugs, Oriental patterns. s1o.os
each.
. feet by - feet Wool Tapestry
RUGS, in Oriental and floral de-
signs-11lgs suitable for any room
in the house; regular $4,000 valdc,
$500 each. ~ -
Our line OF Hearth, Door and Sofa
Rugs is the most complete to'bbc
found in Richmond. The rugs
range in price from COO forfthe
Smyrna Mats to $3.50 for@ the
SIKH Wilton Sofa Rug.
Velvet Rugs, 9x12 feet. full line
of colors and patterns, Orientaltand
floral designs, at 1876, &21.OO.
and 1880 eacn.
High Grade Wilton Velvet Drug
gets, all colors and patterns, light
and dark colorings. Oriental and
floral patterns, $4,000 each. 4 h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

The advantage in buying now is, that the
stock is complete, you have plenty OF time tor
selection and you'll be prepared for any sudden
drop in temperature, (Which will come this
month";
Window display Broad Street.
Note how little the prices are.
Strictly Wool Blankets, 1914 wide, blue red ana
pink borders. $500 pair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
New Blankets: An Early Fall Sale
(ThIrd Floor, Broad street.)

strictly All Wool Blankets, 11-4 wide 1925 a pair.
All Wool Fancy Blankets, in pink nd green. req anu
green and blue and white, ia wide. ~ Do a pair.
Strictly All Wool Blankets fancy Wide figured borders
all colors 1874 wide; $3.50 value, $40 30 pair
Complete line OF Blankets. In cotton and mixed Wool
and cotton all Sizes single and double BEDS Whle
gray and scarlet OOc to $500 a pair <t88.#s
Crib Blankets. 3ex5o inches and 4bx6s inches. from
SDc to 1918 each.