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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-29
FOR SALE.

I have constantly on hand and for
sale 1t moderate prices . number of
animals Of both sexes: 49,. &;sso s>>.
Thoroughbred shorthorn cattle. @
Thoroughbred Berkshire hogs.
Thoroughbred Poland China hogs.
Thoroughbred Clyde colts.
At my farm two miles south 81 Lit
lie Falls innaS
Davidson. 81.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-29
NOTICE.

Hunting - strictly prohibited in the
Town Of Ripley. All offenders viii IS
severely deslt with.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-29
APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE
Notice is hereby given that Theodor
Gross has filed with the recorder of the
village of Pierz his application tor license
granting him the right to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors in the southeas" room and on
the first floor of H. Bares' hotel building,
situate in the center of lot one ~, block
county, MINI, for the term of one year,
commencing on the 4th day Of October,
1898, and 81 terminating on the 9rd day of &c
of the state and ordinances of the village
of Pierz. relative to the sale of intoxicat-
side1ed at a meeting of the village council
to be held in the village hall on Tuesday,
October Sd, 1915: at O'clock p. m. All per
sons who may have reasons to object to
the granting of such license are hereby
notified to appear at such meeting and ex-
hibit their reasons.
Dated at Pierz, Mimi, Sept. 18TH, 1905.
A. SITZMANN,
(SeaD Village Rec RIDER.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-29
HOGS WANTED.

HOGS WANTED.
We will pay &c a pound
live weight for hogs. We
will take them at any time
at above prices.
If Little Falls Pkne. Co.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-29

LOST-BunchT Of keys, including
common keys, Yale lock and postof6ce
keys. Reward for return to Herald
Office.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-29
Monday, Sept. IS.

M. Witte, the senior Russian peace
envoy, has arrived at Berlin.
Captain David B. Cadotte, a well
known master of lake vessels. is dead
at Detroit.
Preliminary steps have been taken
at Madrid for sending home the Gu.
bans still remaining in Spanish pris.
Ons.
The Republican municipal conven
ton of San Francisco has nominated
John S. Partridge for mayor. Part.
ridge is deputy city attorney.
F.. W. McKenna of Chicago has
been elected second vice president of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway company. The Office is newly
created.
The bull fight which was to have
been conspicuous feature of the fes.
tivities in honor of the coming visit of
President Loubet to the Spanish cap.
ital has been suppressed.
Tuesday, Sept. rs.
French officials consider that a final
agreement between France and Ger.
many on the subject of the Moroccan
conference is imminent.
Frederick E. Carlton, a commissary
steward in the New York maynard in
Brooklyn, has been found guilty o.
bigamy. Carlton had four wives.
Mrs. Roosevelt visited Harvard col.
lege Monday for the purpose of in
speeding the rooms engaged for Theo-
dore Roosevelt, Jr., at Claverly Hall.
DR.. George E. Kicker, former city
physician, of Minneapolis, was found
dead in his Office in the Mill City.
An autopsy showed that death was
due to rupture of blood vessel of
the heart. ~.
Count Francis Won Erbach-Erbach,
the twenty-two-year-old son of the
head Of the second branch of the an.
Client house Of Erbach in Hesse, has
been set aside from the succession for
having married the daughter Of 4 .
asherwoman 81 Erbael
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-29
Thursday, Sept. Fl.

Ross ]. Alexander, Indian commits.
sioner under the second Cleveland adj
ministration, is dead at Bridgeport, o.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt
Wednesday afternoon received the
Duchess of Marlborough, formerly
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt. -:
The town of Baramula, in the Kash.
mir district of India, has been de.
stroyed by fire. One thousand build
ings, mostly homes, were burned.
The North Carolina Pine associa-
ton has advanced the price of. all
grades of lumber, including dressed
and rough timber, the average ad.
vance being IS cents per 1000 feet.
Frederick Laurence Knowles, the
poet, Is dead at Roxbury, Mass, O:
typhoid fever. Mr.. Knowles was best
known for his two volumes of verse
entitled, ION Lies Stairway" pull
lished in 1900, and Love Triumphant
which was published year ago.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-29

WANTED for Q. S. Army-Able-
bodied, unmarried men. between ages
of 81 and IS; citizens of United
States, OF good character and temper.
ate habits, who can speak, read and
write English. For information apply
to recruiting officer at American
HOUSE. Little Falls, MINI. or Mime.
sofa House. st. Cloud, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-29
az Mail Boxes at The Herald.

FARMERS, bring your iron to the
Denis foundry. Highest cash price
paid.
John Denis
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-29
Friday, Sept. 20.

The sovereign grand lodge of Odd
Fellows has decided to meet next year
IN Toronto.
Horse racing with all the wagering
attachments is to be resumed in the
vicinity of Chicago
Miss Virginia Niles Leeds, the au-
thoress, is seriously i'll at New York
after an operation for appendicitis.
William Kastor of Chicago has just
married Miss Cecilia Bearman of St.
Joseph, Mo. Two brothers of Kasto:
are husbands of two sisters of the
bride.
Two men, both past seventy years
of age, inmates of the Bridgewater
IN. j. poorhouse, fought duel with
sharp kitchen knives and both are
likely to die.
The Chinese customs returns for the
second quarter of 1905 show an in.
crease of nearly 30 per cent over
those of 1904. In Shanghai the in.
crease was nearly 60 per cent.
Saturday, Sept. %.
DIR. Francisco Garcia Calderon, for
mer president of Peru, is dead. He
was born in 1884.
Bishop Stang of Fall River, Mass,
will probably be the successor of the
late Archbishop Chappelle at New
Orleans.
Alonzo X. Cults, aged eighty-one
years, died suddenly at GAINESVILLE,
Wis. Cults served continuously as
constable since 1869.
Captain w. Boismann, a prisoner OF
war and former commander of the
Russian battleship Peresviet, is dead
at Matsuyama, Japan
Judge w. J. Calhoun, who wa
charged with special mission to
Venezuela in behalf of the United
States, will sail for home Oct. 2.
Cooperation between the University
OF Chicago and a number of railroad
officials has resulted in the establish
ment of four-year course in railway
education.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-29
DR., BRUINS

The optometrist, who fits spectacles
and eye glasses correctly, will be in
Little Falls at Hotel Backman, Sep
TENDER 80 and 80. Students and others
suffering from eye strain, headache or
stomach trouble, should not fail to
consult him. Eyes examined FREE
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y y. ~ ~ - />~NN<~7
The Man
About TOWl1..
ll-,.~--~r<~><>.r<>~<N>-~N~-A
! By HARRY TUCKER. !.

1herc is no such thing as beautiful thoW'
III lbs merely some siush and mud ,,,,..
4 n comes with n bowling, AWFUL ploM, 4
with Il painfully sNbdutd thua;
ia r4thei.T have daisies ana cover,
sEi5yvIu, Ibuttcrmilk Oft on the side, 4
Tlap5io daily with snowbulis and ices AZ
5 The difference can't pc dcctilee'".
wa have become III, enthusiastic bower, an ,s
s,ncp ,ye got so closc to the buhch ~. ~ ~
crystal alleys, We feel we must see HeN VII, w.
fnSf came ana SEQ IL we cart hout SUI ~, ~, :,
i inv INT a, bis own game Of ten pins TAKE
1soece Che cigar man. and Frank i'l ,s ~
1nan with the funeral eSplSssi2int w ~ wn
preside at banquet ms vol almost AZ; as n NJ
.ln nrseltt And then take Terra RI AnS ~, o,,a
who knows him, knows good te.he n,, W.
who shpild be IN Peter boh, IN, ,,nna If o,1,
Ivc arc In training already an iio 70 y ~
4 .,ai s,nsts long enough for US 10 hit The car
Il, n,ir back ality 70 he able TO take u IVY t w
INV ,,, a az ns,,ai we think we are UP against
Here eoS The snow VIII al it 4, dl sn;1 or
ra.al his Ent 10 be used IN different way WY
,rSt, tbr,tyihe 1T at cats. But the cats, too;
have disappeared, and that makes w W. ~
a aes' 4 nu % iesp On nna 6oks like It is going
IL gay SO idn, that wc again feel bad. hut WI
hay,fa fSr.# extra blocks OF "1ou' WIZ 20
sStelsor has not cut our gas OF inns rloi.'. -
hat makes us feel little better stu ! g
when We cone 10 think OF II we geA sou, ~
consolation out Of the fact ttat .hS
s1, ,Sfakes as feel u little Ike cong 9 ,1 nv,
,ljayng srawbslis With the boys VINO Ivy, nve vi
5;a,r bl5ck for that kind Of exercise they FAY
gips TO put the blood in good cirGua'' on a ~
;,gssr III If may ali be for the best, and We
tyrS So. needsr. 2, M
s.sster Alexander who plays the part g VA at,,
- 5r ,-i'fp Sign, Of the Four has not benn
az, st,-sr ali his life. atthonEh one ~oula
mink Il, from his accomplished style \, 80.
sfJs- es-ty-avesr ago. when he was sun quite
. ,,+s ,,a5,s no uscts to drive I, canal boat in
J,ifssbitrs. rrc;n shouting ". the mules, he Z
SssseloT-st a fine bass voice, and whe, ! ~, ~.
49, Alexander TONED q minstrel show and
I'M OF, tns road gradually he pushed him:
sssIf from ire tsSh weeds into the nlaaie 81
4, M rad and is now at the top. with npthlns
IA bll, work hard and look handsome.
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EIGHTEENTH 1 CENTURY
EET At sherry S.
~. cinl Id inc Wines Dlspatch.l

,55sfsgs (Sp. cial to The sHVlfncs- DiSpdtoh.1 t4
f. ENVY DIRK, Feb o. MIR. James Sliazeh
HYDE one OF the young and rich pache-
,o,,s a. New York society, gave an enter
8 s;nn,cnt ID st night at. Shcrry's that New
York society called a Very charming nflf NJ ana 70
novel affair. Before the first Of the new
year he sent out invitations to many OF
8his friends Ia attend an eighteenth cen
t,irv Sfctc, with o. French play, at sherry $,
ma society at once became occupied II
costume preparations. There was muct
"a ,,r,,,iblns al first as tits not altogether
II !, .,recnble in the busy life of social NC"
:York to devote time to planning cos
tunes. but few asked to the fctc declined
md from n small affair, at first INTENDED
4 Nv the host, the list grew and grew until
X he had absolutely to decline to give any
4 further Invitations. Not that he was I'M
Y generous. but the capacity OF Sherry
rooms have their limit, and therefore MI.
Hyde had TO desist in extending invita-
gtions beyond a certain number.
The fetc was carried out in an elaborate
manner and with much elegance OF de-
Il tail. The beautiful ballroom OF SherrSss
establishment was transformed into a
theatre very much after the time of the
DAYS If Versailles glory. The scheme was
after Mr. Sherrys own ideas. the de-
signs having been drawn by Mr. Whit
neYs Warren.
In place of a regular stage, with a pros
3ccnium arch and wings. a platform WAS
erected at the south end Of the room,
over this was hung baldiquino OF royal
purple velvet, embroidered with the flour
de Iys in gold. At either side of the plat
form was q. screen Of bay and orange
trees, with pants III bloom AT the left
side was stationed an orchestra from the
Metropolitan Opera, which was led by
Mr.. Nathan Frankie The guests were
seated in handsome chairs placed at in
tervals, and the gallery was turned into
u ''loge grille" IN which sat several NO
men, who did not care TO have chairs on
the main floor
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QUAKER CITY WANTS
BUSHES S. FROM SOUTH
ospeclal 10 Tho Tlmes.pispatch,)

Especial TO Tho Times. Dispatch)
PHILADELPHIA, PA. FEB. 2.-Encour-
aged by its successful campaign in the
south. tho Merchants and Travellers AS
ISOLATION has broadened its field Of labor.
and plans were made yesterday to bring
business to this city from every State
cast OF the Mississippi River and south
OF the Great Lakes a joint meeting of
the associations committees on publicity
and passenger traffic vas held 81 the
rooms q tlle association. Market and
Y Thirteenth Streets, and preliminary ar
rangemcnts for the spring campaign
were discussed
Visitors TO Washington 10. the inaugura-
ton Of President Roosevelt Will bo the
4 the association They viii be asked TO
come here and see the business houses.
As an lnducement. It Is planned 10 have
stop-over tickets issued from New Eng
land points Western and Southern ViS-
tors Will be given rebates on heir tickets
from Washington, so that their railroad
fare WIN not exceed the rate fora one
way trip,
ciailon presided At the meeting yestcr-
day and recdnnted the successrs OF Tho
4 organization resulting from its initial
campaigns in the South last year Let,
ters cont1nendatory OF the work We're read
from Governor =. j. Montague, Of VIII
ginia; Governor John ". Frazier, OF Ten
llessee, ana Governor Blanchard, OF
louisiana
hlhc STRENGTHENING OF the social and com
ln"rciul relations bctwcen Philadelphia
and tho South Is Il desirable object be-
ore the CIVIL War thc city OF Pniladelphls
exercised a very potent influence CONNER
cially and eaucauonally throughout tAt
South, The renewal Of those relations
must rebound, not only 10 tns commerce
but 10 the patriotism Of the country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Making Radishes Into Potatoes

1.-THE discovery OF means Of metam0r-
ipilosing radishes into potatoes has been
made in 50 so en,p a place as the Acad-
envy OF sciences Paris, says the Amer
ican Inventor. IN. MpIliard tales very
ssyaV and il grows up fnto iine potato.
Mofe scientifically lie youns radisN is
ci3tiyated N u glass letorL iftoI, q pro,
cs4s iaysEtseal ~ faSi isg in az, Gionesn,
deyr0ps plentifpliy IN The cells Of tie
fadisit, &lieR swells out, loses ;lts pepper
3Ics2 and ACQUIRES praclieany inc consist
atlsE iiilFor alid esP,eeiaiiii 'he nutrislYe
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Nk&zWN6ito|k.&W'6Skr'1 /

s93is LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. I
VA 900 a. M.-NORFOLKS LIMITED. Arrives
IVayeriy ana sunok 5lS' ~ :. "
Parlors Car, Petersburg TO & LynchburH ana
lIsoanoks. Pullman Sloepers Roanoke 10 Column.
bus nlueleld 70. Cinci matt y: also Roenoks 70
KnGxylllc,f and knoxyti 70 v Memphis. Ca!s
Dining CarRoanokeI To Vivian .t5s VI
is:io =. oANoKE EXP PRESS for FARM
lyille.5 Lynchburg and Ronnoke s. laE
4. 500 P. M..-ocEAES SHORE LIMITED. Ar Ar.
lrives Norfolk $50 r. Al. stops only at Peters,
burg. \ Tnver,y h and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston. Providence. New York,
baltimore and Washington.
7:25 r. M.--For Norfolk 3and MI stations east y
= SO r @.IssSEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman SIeepcrs Richmond 70 Lynchbury ana
noanokc. Petersburg TO East Tadford. Lynch
burg TO Chattanooga. Memphis and New Or Or
10 r. M.-.sT. LOUIS EMPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg TO Roanoke ard Roanoke to
g Trains arrive from The West IA q, 81 2;se
SP, NJ and 9;lSl II. from NortolK lii1 y. IL.
and $50 r. ~. !. j 555
n w. B ,k BEr1LL, G. ~. isOSLEf
W. Gent. Pass. ACT. DiEs.s tabs. Ass-
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RAILROADS
&;@SS49E S'i liz WI ws:i
= Hours and 25 Minutes to Norfolk.

= Hours and 70 Minutes to Norfolk.
E ~ j, \. ..E VI Jan. III 1915 ~ s g5i
1.,r LEAVE ,R1CHAi y n --l5AsTBoUND.
4 1iSt a. M.-Week ~ DayB--tJocall & ID 7Newnorh
49, News and way sLatio,ig, s}s M Ess.Ts9{
IVY q. al ~ ly--Iinii ted ARRIVES SWiatns.
SS}Hnrs ~ ,56 a. NJ. y ewport Jews 10 800 a.
# ~ Il w Point II :OO AZ Norfolk 2s
WY NY Is. ~ ~ Specal-A Arrives Williams.
9p,u1Ils t:os i. NJ. d Newport News 8 $50 n u Y
purts loint .6 IN Nj. Az rfoik s;3, ~. NJ NJ
s'V0 q. y, eek DaysLUcal To Old Point. T.
s,aoy a A. IN LIN E-- W E,S UN y.
- F.,r ~ Week Day $50 eli fton
S'oo +. N DAILY with through Pullman for
az G!,n1clniiatl, Indianapolis ana Chicago witf.{
vIlir. t,inia t.i ulnan aerYico for Louis
l0:dS i * ~ Week sDays.-I1oca! 10 Gordonsylle.
vicn ~ a!iy--Linit With Pullman ser.
f and t :6r \ Cincinnati Louisville, X St Louis
50 % , I, JAMES RIVER LINE.
~. i1xpressro Lynchburg,
~ ! y VA, Clifton Forge aud prlncl-
H., stations OH Wcok days 70 ROsticyS aud
61s iiss = nSh Parlor Car. AZ
TkAiNs Aesk rv HaysiL2fiaIrq Esmon,
liS 81 d oG Point " 1o9i ~ week day.
MI Irn,,, tWport News r. M week days 5
"a io =. - Iinc!nnntf and West II 80 AZ NJ daily
A. ,, S;oI q. NJ daily: Main Limo Local 74b ri
a:cntS "a aays from Clifton Forge; Gordonsvilis
n,,,a sig a. n. week days.
.'y az Lns e. sal from cl!ftcn Forge
4 Il. W.; FULLER. II y. y O, WA nTIJEN. n
g DOYLE. t,cn. /, Manager. - A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
SOUTHERN .RAILWA Y.

scuE DuLE N sgFFEcT DEC. =. 1871.
4: ''SlSlT TRAINS LEAVE H!CHMOND ..
200 "a. M,-Daily-Local for Charlotte, Ne.
1870 IL DAILY Limited -Buffet Pullman to
yt-' "A Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans
Memphis. Cha tanooga and oil tha South.
6,op - MEX Sunday--keysville Local
~ .ao p aiiy-LImited--P pullman ready 3;0
~ =. NIL for all the South. 3F
81 9at 9a1s YORK RIVER 8 LIN 81
trhe fayorjte route TO Baltimore ana eastern
nonts ,- Leave Rich mond "A 80 II. NJ Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays. TIA,
N lis IL NJ LOCAL. Mondays Wednesdays ana
4.oo 5 ii. Except Sunday--For West Point.
80 connecting with steamers for Baltimore
anu river landings Mondays. wednesday,
and Fridays. Steamer calls at gloucester
Point Almonds and Clay Bank. asssi
I:45 a. M.-Except Sunday--Local ml1oo to tt
5 ''''sTRAINS AR 1--WE RI CIIMOND ,,
s.5s A NJ and 6;42 p. M.--FroT, all tho 6outn.
p az p M,-From8i Charlotte and Durham
$40 4. $ Er1m Keysy ~ ve.t point,
H. A NJ Wednesdays and Fridays; h:i9 =:
- 81. daily. except sunday-tlTom '5 H GU
A4# Point. :, = =, " /. 4 y,ichnond Va
G.. "; " tInbW1C,EI f1'iaa w. II. TAYLOH, IA
b 4 q. II. A,Gr;x Il; II 5Gen'l. Mrr. z,
washington, y, @
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BUSINESS D OPIPQ lRT.U NI1,LEs.

roI, 81 lc--S ALL II TEL j X IiC Is
r building, fully. nicely furnished IN pros
n porous city, Virginia; steam heat gns.
4 electric lights; American and European;
does Il rood hotel, also bar trade; relscn'
for selling. sickness; bargain Address,
Y +. q II. No. 100, care OF This Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

FOR AII5-DAIIsY OUTFIT CONSIST I, I
Ing of&oleven. slnlch COWS, one .elsllnge 9
cutter and carrier. one $ horse power e,
portab engine, IN good oruer; cans li,s.
a etc. n will sell on time, suitable to suit
u purchaser other business reason &5s for
a selling. s Address .. 81. this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

WA NTED FOR 4 L. aEsssMiI--ABLE
bodied unmarried men, between ages Q!
Il and IS, citizens Of United States ti,s 81 81
good character and temperate haplts' WHO WIG
l Ine sii apply to REcRulTlNGR Of.
TICET, ITO Ii Broad ST.. Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
REAL ESTATE EXCHANG E

WANTED no EXCHANGE SOME As B; y.
Iyillc real estate that Is paying good an
terest; three vacant bullying lots lots, On, eng
ten-acro Truck Farm; 25o acr.a -, ~, !,
disc wholesale or retail stock: Address .i
n r M. STONER. Ashevile. n. @ &. Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
EXCHANGE.

1 HAVE a DOUBLE OAK r. DsTEAD,5
\ III good ltlon which / would II ka to
exchange for some desirable houschold
Z articles? What have you 10 oner 2$-.d-
q dress c. G2, care this Office. n. .43, {.4 33
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
BOARD WANTED.

,WANTIID Il TWO SMALL CT NNECT1NGc
rooms, with stoves, under. SIS. WIN
board between Seventh und Twclttn am !.
this office. 81 l9.u -
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y ROOMS FOR RENT.
{ FLATTS FOR RENT.

CLAY 7 II. N Y. III 3-RO OMS FOR KEN OAtS !,
& with or without board.
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\ FLATS WANTED.

WANTED, A a FLAT oH' TO UIS ROOMS
and bath by young married coupe;
Church Hill preferred; state price Ad /;
ll dress a. G1, care this Office. II ~ 81 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

LUCKY DAY, JANUARY eth; So. IS
be returned free toFcash ptircha sers
OF January 9Th Ia g."Tli = SCIiN UIthilAN
q STORE,"$721 Main street, s55i ,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

AND .CHIIBLAINSS. As
we'll S chapped skin are; quickly re-.
\ leved ~ El.ATIMER's COMPOUND Sam y.
phor Ice 10 and % cents pcr5.psoXs a.
price SLATiAIER'S DRUG STORE $50
E.NV. 4Nlarshall.&l Phone. 81. la
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

WILL, EXCHANGE AN OLD SQUARE,
S6 EI'Iano for something Of equal value. ~
dress c. 81, this office. }s3i HI NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

SURE CURE FOR i N D1 les I'll 9 NJ
e Govt Uric Acid, Bladder and Kidney
troublog is Harris s Anti yspeptlc ana
il Lithla Water; springs located At Burke:
Y VILE va; can furnish testimonials ).
A.6MORRIS& & CO.. Phono 1889. 835 ri "a $4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

y annr and hencll mdulders on matleabic
and grey iron. machinery and senera,l
jobhing work. Apply, giving full p paial-
5cuiars OF former employment and refer
81 ,nces, to Lock Box los, Detroit MiG CT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

LOST-oNE PHYSICIANS Bag CON,
tanning instruments. etc The finder VIII !!
Be rewarded II returned to Jog NJ N1 y Il
Street. 55s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

}1VAN'Tl1I1 RIO RET r FIRST FLOOR OR
second floor flat of four rooms on MAN a.,
~ street near tho Traction Cor SHEDS A "a
dress 6. Al, caro- this office. a.f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

WILL UPHOI.SIEK8YOUR PARDON
Mattresses good as now and let. you pay
5si us for It In monthly installments JOH.
l,a GEMS, 1922 T.. Broad Street Ooh.t
n put 1 I off; we're mighty busy.9lsg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

JuRGENs,$yy SELL SYOu A tUR,
tune or ''Mrs. Rorer" Gas Rance, an1
natanva soInerl stove will refund your
money: g4lO-21 e. Broad Street. y N INV {
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HELP WAN III D. N ale.

ANY Z, INTEL GENT8 tIoERSO N MAY
: earn good income corresponding LOT
newspapers; experience llnn n, -, !, !
z send 5 foria particulars. &NOit "a Elm
Il PRESS SYNDICATE Lockport, N. 1.t
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Ur.,STEp,5 MEN TO LEARN BARBER F34.. q
trade: eight weeks average time re.
+ guired; wages Saturdays whit learnilng;
$40 to SIS weekly, guaranteed M iieh
free. MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE,
$50 Canal street. Now York City.
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WANTED, AN $ENPERlENCED,I Rtil1l-s
able, settled hotel clerk; single man
preferred. A Send reference from former
employer with application. Address
s GREENBRIER HOTEL, RPnceVerte, w.
HsVn.5t3sfs
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IN you ARE NOT 6 LETTING 10 PER
IA cent TO is per cent. for, your money and
# Or write to c., 3. SCAyYrH ORN q I;hei
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