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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-11
JEWS, FEARING MASSA GRE, FLEE FROM RUSS CAPITAL;
so, 600 RUSSIAN SOLDIERS IN JAPAN JOIN REVOLUTION
A new IHEATER
GOING ON SIXTH ST
international Syndicate to Build
Vaudeville House. Stock
at the Lyceun.

Minneapolis is toshave q new vaude-
vile theater. Ss sst
NJ. H. Cohn, REPRESENTING the Inter
national Theatrical company, left last
night for Chicago after announcing
that his company had secured nine
ty-nine-year lease on a theater site, and
would at once begin work on. a new
building to- be $780, 600. The ,Lyceum
theater, which is at present controlled
by this company will become a stock
house.
The site selected For the new house
will appeal to theatrical men as one of
the best available sites in the city. It
is on Sixth sstreet between Hennepin
and Nicollet avenues, being the prop
erty between the I1lks building at
Hennepin and Sixth street, and Brown
Brothers building next to St. Mark IS
procathedraE The property has a
frontage Of ffty.two feet and is eighty
feet deep.
The new house will be thoroly mod.
ern in every respect and freproof, with
seating capacityasof about 500. The
same line Of attractions as are appear.
ing at the Lyceur will be presented at
10 and 20-cent prices, with the same
number Of performances daily. Il.
| A similar house will be erected in
St. Paul, site having been secured or
Seventh street. n ash & Van Duzee
operating a circuit in Eau Claire anc
La Crosse, will ssbe interested in the
st. Paul house, and will also book will
the Minneapolis house. This will mari
the completion Of the international cir
cult, which with the new houses il
the twin cities will have. control o:
sixty houses, distributed from New
York to the Pacific coast.
| The present arrangement wa
reached only after, every effort to Sc
cure control of THE Unique theater hat
been exhausted. The announcement
that the company which has lease o.
the Lyceum will put its own stock com
pany in that house does not necessaril,,
mean that Dick..FerrB may not agail
secure control of his own house. Nj
Ferris is bringing all possible pressur
to bear in the hope Of being able t,
recover the Lyceum.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-11

pendent king of Norway, but the last in
the direct male line from Harald Haar-
fagre fair- haired). It is quite likely
that Mr. Muenthe's genealogy is as given
for there are thousands who can trace
their ancestry to the old viking kings, if
they would take the pains.
1t is true that some have deprecated
the movement to call a foreign prince to
Norway's throne and have urged that a
native Norwegian of royal descent be ele-
waited. There has been no concerted
movement in this direction, for people
with even modicum of common sense
realize that the result would be to pre-
cipitate an army of claimants for kfngly
honors and inaugurate an interminable
wrangle, which not even dozen Burkes
could settle. No one has seriously made
the proposal in the storthing and the mat
ter has been disposed of anyway by the
candidacy Of Prince Karl. AS matter
Of fact, Prince Karl can trace his ancestry
back to Haakon V. in three different lines,
and on this score is probably in more
direct line than Louis Munthe Of Bes-
Semer. ''-- -. r'E@ss-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-11
DUAL GOVERNMENT IN
NEW YORK LIKELY
Hearst Will Take Oath as Mayor and Demand
Possession Of Office if Contest Is Pro
longed Beyond January1 I.
journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
New York, Nov. 11-William r..
Hearst will, if the contest for the may
y yes the 4rst Of next year, 1 It IS y said
take the oath of office as mayor, an
nounce his appointments. and demand
possession Of the mayors office in the
city hall.
inasmuch as Mayor Mcclellan has de-
cided to fight his adversary at every
point, the contest is likely to be pro-
longed and this city may have a dual
government on New Years day, with
two New Years day receptions going
on at the same time.
The decision of the Hearst men to in
stall their candidate as mayor on Jan.
/ was reached yesterday, it was said,
but nothing will be officially said about
their intention for some days yet. Mr..
Hearst $ counsel has told him that one
| sure method of having his title to the
mayoralty either confirmed or denied is
for him to take the oath of office as
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-11
CALLS PENNA. S0L0NS
FOR REFORM SESSION

Harrisburg, Ps,sNov. II l.-aovernor
Pennypacker, issued d proclamation to-
day calling an extra session Of the Leg
islature for Jan. Is, to consider reform
sidered at the session are: 10 enable
contiguous cities in the same counties
to be united in one municipality; to
increase the interest paid by banks,
trust companies and similar institutions
for the use of state moneys, and to pro,
tect such deposits; to reapportion the
state into senatorial and representative
districts; ito provide for the personal
registration Of voters and for the gov
eminent of cities Of the first class and
cised by such municipalities: ..,->:@
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-11
TO STOP SUNDAY SALE
OF LIQUOR IN RESORTS

Mayor David P. Jones admitted to-
day that the report that he intended
to prohibit the sale sof liquor in houses
Of evil repute was true. The decision
was reached some time ago but non time
had been fixed for issuing the order.
When the Sunday closing orders have
been generally accepted as permanent
and the discussion has subsidized, the adj
ministration will turn its attention to
the illegal sale Of liquor in the red
light district.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-11
mayor and thrust the contest into the
courts.

mayor and thrust the contest into the
courts.
The Legal Procedure.
The legal procedure necessary for the
valuation of Mr.. Hearst 8 claim to the
mayoralty must be made within the
next fifteen days. The law says that all
applications for a recount by the courts
Of void and protested ballots must be
made within twenty days from election
prior to Nov. ~.
Mr.. Hearst has announced that he
would follow up his fight against Tam
many by putting. a full Municipal Own.
ership league ticket in the county field
next fall.
Writ for Tammany Chief.
Sensational rumors concerning ono
Of the best-known politicians il
the city were circulated today
It is said that District Attor
ney Jerome is working to collect evi
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-11
sIe tINER RuNs AoRouNp.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE Hamburg
American passenger liner Graf Walder-
see, while leaving New York harbors today
for Hamburg, ran aground on the fats
off Red Hook, near Erie basin, on the
Brooklyn side Of the channel So.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-11
OPERATOR REFUSED
ROOSEYELT'S MESSAGE
Journal Special Service.

Richmond, VAy~Nov. l1.-John Biggs,
night clerk of the Western Union Te!e-
graph company at Norfolk, has been dis
missed because he refused to accept an
unpaid message from President Roose-
welt to his wife at Washington.
The message was received by wire
less at the Norfolk navy yard from
the cruiser West Virginia while the
president was at sea after his southern
tour. It was transmitted from the ma
val station to the Western Union office
by telephone, but the clerk refused to
accept it, saying that it was against
the rules of the company to accept un-
pany decided that he should have used
more discretion.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-11
FIRST HUNTING VICTIM.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. ~. -
Ashland, Wis, Nov. 1.-THE first huting &C.
cident in this vicinity occurred near Bayfield,
today, Peter Ebbenfen of Merrill, Wis, being
the victim He went hunting yesterday and did
made up and his dead body was found today.
It is thought he was struck by a stray bullet.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-11
FIRE IN YOUNGSTOWN CITY.

Marion, ILL.,, Nov. 11.-For the second
time within half a year Johnstown City,
five miles north of here, has been visited
by a destructive fire. Last night nine
business houses were destroyed, causing
a loss of $4,000. .~=
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-11
NEW AMBASSADOR ARRIVES.

Washington, Nov. 11-Senor Don
Joaquin d. Cassus, the newly appointed
Mexican ambassador to this country, has
arrived ii, this city,
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-11
Other Sunday Papers

Rehash their Saturday news.
The Sunday Journal is
all new news.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
..wINrER IToy.!,tlys!,rS a'IAlTIlEs .

III Z ANTIcS e AsTSL NJ !. "
Winter tour ist tickets are now on ssle5
~ ali Southern winter resorts via the
%Auantlc Coast Line. T his line Is ~ the
shortest ..B quickest \ and most g elegantly
3en,lpped between tie VI North and South.
III offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalled BY = re.5 y OH ma ke no
chan ges to- Florida resort 4 S is
V! For full Spar tlculars apply TO any agent
lof tho company OF. n:
G. 81 CAAIPBELr.
M M Division Passenger 1. gent,
r chm Ot,d,
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v----T---'T-''
NOTICE.

once Inc layor,s c,i u Iia
rrrl4l1Rsp. 1911 3 Az or
D nary, abelllg { a. lega 1 Holiday by State
statute tut and the anniyersar ~ q the BIRTH.
II day Of Robert ~ t. sF orderel hat
~ tie t,ity Hall, and TINT work cease in ~
Fl lie department 70 OF lie city government
y SO farms IT. nlny 81 lla done vi hnut incon-
5giycIlience or q ma sc, tg3s d, $ VI VA Il;
Heads ~ Departments will tdetermlne
q what work must OF gnecessty he done in
their several dapa rtnlents and IA u other
n work therelng Wil be- 81 spe lldsd. 3g M
Nv x &c IyARITClN MCCARTHY, NIayor,t s
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i Barriere to Be e xtraditcd
~
n ..II8l3ysIII

BY $500 Inted Ptcss) z. "a
Y. NJ f1x1Ct1 lsl I, len jan Acnords9
Ing 10 sh8 decsloii Just iilade BY; tile \ SUE
5iraditedI IiarfIernl 3 tho AMERICAN WHO
was arrested iii Vera Cruz III April, 4 last
year for ,avlt nj tlbscohded Y ISL legged
styl Ainrrlca money and e, go
Spa lsll gold the stit1is sDclotiglr1E ~ to
3tlia fifth Of l.nuis q Sim TIL 81 f1ayat1a,1
for w ii0nf lie was Tho mana err t6f Stlio$
brunch office m tti,yailH 4s3Ss
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8RE pUcE D 8 RATE n 70 SOUTHERN
SPoi MIS- VIA 8 EABo b SAI h N
" N Il AiiISV gBSss

sci ID. nd Yet Urn, aa. /,
count Of Int cratat to 81 ga I. Cane Growers
Association. Tie seabonrd vii r Sell con-
lJan1ary 23d and n til, round trip 7ticsefsS
sRichinond to Mon gonery 4 d 1 b ia to- of
$2l.oO, limited X o return by January Soti,.
Tile sea board i has 4 4 Except orally good
sF F'ot further nformntio Ion " iii regard v I "
above cheap ia tes, cal or write Is ad-9
dress below, and any lilf formation viii BE
!cheerfully furnished M III
III \. g. AftD, ssS rAYLCE Z,
& Dist. Pass. "A q CITY Ticket Ag t. Ss
Phone 405 $50 East Nal n Street
line from Richn1ond to III orld Ell by forty
five niles. 'wo W fast Tins II every dny "a
withsPullmnn sleeping ca rs, running solid I
without change to Flor ID d.
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(. lslyColiins.D aY,.

Z. E'peciaj TO 1hs Tnies. olspal cli.3
34 OK RID, N 81 q. j tlfifg Il - tlss Myrtle
Day. 1luglitor5 tho late james RI
ipny Of OK ford, mid Nj D Ben X. Collins,
tho sttper nteiidont of tho telephone come
itniiy, Til hedddlarters al u, C,iniKsYlllejl5
were ttllr ricd 4 liern Inst cyeilihg at the
lone ~ ID iiii,i,.a y, pastorIofS tho Bup:
list t'liurclissIfrh tiinrflngc ,sns lutte y
sslirprls c, Ittltl Son few friends 81 wore
ir,resef ttitilediate ly'afterst tho ceremony
Stho5 bride and groom boarded IL iloi,th-s
bound tili, which 6nrpS the Happy couple
to tlieltf home liz CiHrksvj Ia, fs5Sfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

LOST OK y e o N =. a. MING
seventeen dollars. 81 lrinder3 rettllil y i.
5 o, 3 IJDD, gga go A e1lt. Main
Y Street Station. and be- re wa rdo y. sa55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

DANIELS Il SCHOOL
si5of I1ocution has rem to s 10 N1ary'sj
H3 Hall, corner u Fourth SSSySa and sS Marshall
a6s Street s.8a Glasses Wednesday, q II Thursday,
NJ Irridayt and saturday ghts, 80 q clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
4 YPEW'RITERS.. 535'5 B

ALL sTYLEsS AT u sPRICEs.TERMs
ri easy. as See 4 Or write us before buying!
$aCONsODIDATEDSg TYPEWRITERACO Coz
1909 East Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

THE SMOKERS OF THE WEST END
II will no longer, have to. go down town to
Vi will be found at the IS NJ ONROE 8CON.i
81 FECT1ONERY.A}7 o1 Nv. I'D Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
FLATS FOR RENT
T5REALSEs STAT F 81 Rent .#

SIroR RDNT-NO.5s3 Sf1 LAMB Ii VEN IlE, 3
"a Barton Heights residence \, 8 rooms nd
sS haiti very eslrablc 11cauti ful& lawn Z
6 possessonil February IL IN 5$ 5I3f f,S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

FRESH MEATS or ALL. KINDs;8 q
very best that ca NJ be had, at ALBERT
II. q POHLIG'S, f306 and sS0s M Second
& Street. Phone $50, & Bass As
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

GAIL AND BE GOWN ED A FINE
or origina ANT iqlesl at low
4 iiriccs. \ L. N. AR Mill 81 Brook Ave
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

n 4lD N &c llr>NIll'ttY5
N u wspapc and y Job work mined iat -e' ;
good wn ges: must be Quick, ing
NJ stead spe RIM net1t ADJ rcss Y
3sfC OL,ENfAN n. NJ neral 4, Y
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hi I
FOR SALE.

STOP OUR SASH n 70 M FlA IT !;
F8 stop cold wind, snow; rain an d dust
from & coming in v your Wlndo ws and
doors. Weather strips 4 oli., oui,
windows and III doors.S ,$VAUGIiANiS,&60 So
S East Broad Sire et.} TIL III S5s itS s5;S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

'cNAI.I GORE 500 H. AIN;lANTIQUEs.
everything .Sori ginal fine line furniture,
brass Sheffield good $. q Y, SSfi4S536s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

FIND SKRO uJT, &C. 81 q ART. VI n NEW.
~ NJ nckerel, &C.. and 10. each, a t3sALBERT
4. FII, POHLIG'S "a 800 and 3OS NJ second
$A Street. Phone 682, sii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

{ IosT- BlyrW ZEN NINTH i u ND MAIN
sBB Streets, Leader Bulle TIM and Room 30
s38SS8mond centre. Reward IL left at r DOM
.$ 87 Chamber Commerce.. Il VI ss5$ u,
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FLAT WANTED J. I,
D REAI ESTATE VV:ANTED.3

SVANy,F7D, sA S ALL FARM OR liz Ar
ofjnbfarr& 10 work OH slla Tres. w tn 4 team
III tiilf tools furnished. NJ dress .i NYsiF
ts illwyn, S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

PLANS sSyANTED-TTIE:
"a Board OF School Trustees of washington
iS5 n. C want plans fora school bullying
X For Information address III COLLIN II.
s5IIARDING Secret AIRY. si5s
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31,sANTED n Al GOOD II MA N TO @5IoR lNlI
S$ ia kerry wa gpll. DR. liza RID 81
sAsS SIX l5 sItss}
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Jan b-1a w-sw Iit n s,5i Nj

nc, WHOM IN MAY G ON ca r n: Il 81
n9,s nefsei{ sasepbns
Et dieV gMMardansS Of Alma rene esqtlnae'I
co,,nty, III. il, lii which col ty and State
lie said Guardian. and ward nov res,u!e;,
4 will on Friday, anlary q, 9oI5, 70
schancsrS Goinirt or tie city Of edmond
VA tt enter All order tina NJ the hare
\ OF Anna rene Gnrnlaek ~, the ,perso!lal
n ma be- paid and delivered g her 81 such
GUARDIAN Of said IN fant, q nd be removed
\ by hels as such qua dla y, 10 hudson
IN ~ r. SEJPI e M 70 oIiAlA
Guardian Of "A Ina rene M l:nrnnck, s
&33F By Geo, u. Hoope h, her co sell. stl
Y Der 22-laW-iW is
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lt1en1 Z O1r01p.
~; Y z3I35i
NOTICE.

S9rt,a
S8s llcameetlng, q to- pplSat saenger Halle,3
Tamil Resort 309: 81 5 3 Jortl Seventh.
8S Street CAFE LID CHI EIenry2 n Lerch.S
,sf Propre tor.s T6rms roas ollablc. g3 Sst tS;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

TOR 81 E-TO u REV FOOT SHOW
con & SHEA G o. 915 -. ain Street.
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WANTED, "a 30 ~ TO LEARN TIL .
VA hardware business :SnotNa fra ID to- work !
duate the e.
this Off e. Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
1THEL 'VVANT ale. n

ANY j M TJLIIGE C1I PERSON MAY
Ia earn good n Income corresponding tor
. i; SaIl
ffSSSS Send S5 for s part cul lars. n ORTIZ ERN3
PRESS SYNDICATE clport, SR u; n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

FRUIT CAKE MADE FAs you WOULD
make them yourselyes at I3RlGGS's, Go5
$SR East Marshall III NJ @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

FOR sALE--A NEW N u 93 MA E'IC 4x.A u
81 Cash gistcr: Sneye Ell been used ;emodern3
84makc:& five initial keys X st Ter p to
& 5000 ;#cost{us s325 Rwlll tax
Il TIOLjrZNrANS 81 c o.. ltllnburg, Va. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

WANTED, I $REGISTERED5S@BA Ss1STAN,T
u drug clerR by first 3 Tebruar ~; single
IL ma h: s dress, stutillS snla ny, LANG
i.sSII ORNE e. PAR 8 Il. SIN tf1ilel a,3Si
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GRAG E, "A os , l5A s. d II M AN % N 7.
transient and table boa riders most Con e!
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Ss1yANTED .STIV q 5TINEE Rs Is APPEYgTO
StI " o 5R Os IL g. co., 800 Z. 3road NM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

ASK Y OUR q RoCDR FOR
X sPoca hontns Corn, Pocalloiltas Peas i; tile
finc canned goods! l95s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

$50 oK.. L 1lJI3RIsY SETTLED Nv OMAN;
IarlEes IS \; no was ming; no young girls
sss5sl need npply;Et to sleep at home, NO Place
iy On lot. 4 zoo Harrison Stree t. 5.si a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

THE EG lrTAR ANN "a i. NJ EI1TINC g 4
81. Of the 4 Stockholders of q the 81 Standard
AZ Paper NJ fg, GO, wi be held ~ Z the, of-
ice of sutton s. Co2 ~ 4, AZ Ninth
III street, Richmond, Ya.$ on a 'IIuTsday'
ss January a't HI 1905 "a o'c lock TIL
" l5a II. 81 CIR II NIP. SEQ y and Urea $.
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WANTED, AZ III o al M AN no DRUM! !E[ p
S city; one who s vii ling to st q 1T on g,
S5Snl I'D crate sa airy and 1vori, up; mo thing
i,iit ,first-clas IS imam need sapply q 81
Ssdress 1S.56S care this oft tcc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

WANTED v b Y sY DUNG NAN WITH
$# good sreferencc.5fu position 4 Xperlenced
lin office work and as mana GER q dress
gs e. 81. his office JS I'M a HI a &
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|RooFINa.

TAR ROOFING PARE --2- PLY, rs CTS,
"a a Roll. 3-ply, @9S cts. q Roll. Wit caps
and nails at sBR III, n III An DWARF on
Y}lo. sos East Marshall Street. ;:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

iMOLER's BARBER III SCHoo M 1Nv8
s5gYORK CITY. Moro ~ students. wan en-
Chance to earn free holhrst MP, board
S3gleavinE home ;{ e gilt weeks n com CITES
s f,ili course; positions posi- tiYel qua r.
s anteed graduate II to- for cal 81 ogue:
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IVA NTED, 100 III % r + ~ ND
stead 81 york. 70 rs w ears to
#$ good men. III App to y ROYsANbI GRAN
SN3I TIE C:Os Granite Quarry, "! NV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

WA NrEE, iyf Q n 81, III, On 70 on he
&best hratented K wire tretchcrs NJ eyer NJ
vented. vhA q m ffaretls nd ross
n -. IL. ID OOIkS South Bost ol, i,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

GRACE s Il, 03-ysaA r1sD, 3OAT1lD-,,
GERS fornice sccohd-s tory front room ana
88hnll rooms los has & race. 5al
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5cA1lNET# N AXE ~

OLDEST II CITY. #EsTABL1sHEDg1s 1855,
"a CIEO .s.AaA QNEIARD, VI 400 South Pine
# Street, Richmond % abinet maker
n and Supholst erer. "a n tique work restored;
" teed Il Manufa cturer Of 5Gi ED go Furni-
# tlre Poll Ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

TRAINArArJ, b RA1lDAI4t7Jsl EFT 81
81 red unjust be energetic and wi ling to
{ work for FIJI I salnrys and sass, I good
S}rccommen tons @ 50 Cd opporttntt ~ f q
$s s ambitious young man. q dldress
re- this Office. le8t
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win Es IAN pSLlQUORs..;

SPECIAL TX Wg PRICES ON ALL.
freight on all orders $40 and over. Mali
&Sordcrs solicited. rs Write to-day for prices
$s r. CO.. BATCHELOR r, ri 1919 e. Broad
Street. RichmO nd.@ v q. isS$ N 33S5g55 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

MEMS FIRST s QUALITY RUBBER
4 Boots, only $3.50 while they last, at ALI
II BERT STEIN 8. It'll thg34 and Broad.
Sf Street, 55sl .#
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HELP WAN TEL: I e1nale.

GANYASsERS Q 2., I'll RSI-C. y 3 3 :
S@halla Cereal Coffee: salary and commits
~ sioii;Sn but rencad can " y! ssers
and good workers need appl y.4 bO2 East
Marshall Stragt 5}Ss "a {4
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ANTIQUES

BRASS BRA cANDLEsTIdlls "a IRoN m
Fen ders, M Fire Screens; alnrge line Of:
shenlcld Plato ia irrQpr :, |, small!
IA bles, and many other. beuu tiful pieces,
"A BiiGGSfS SH OPs before bu yin 6 your 81 fts.I
F b1h- E.FM ain Street. NJ n 33ssS &
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.sITUATIO IANTED ;: Male

DD RAN ELINc LES q
S{Cnroliila5 iii grocery. Y or ,drs, goods and
tions; Ida il control trad best re fer
Fences .furnislled; salary or cpnlnlissi0
ga ddress II !. 80 22 n this office.
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.tofc, 1IrH 81 n. SIC mic ELY 4f't1 ~.
t,ished CON crtnble rootns;E good table !;
permanent ands58 transient ss boafdersi
terms reason able. iS n !; 81
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51vRITEsOR .PIIoNESIls FOR PRICES,
ton2 ~ Crlmp steel r ooii s., Bari, Wire;
Nails II orse and Mule. Shoes. Y. 0uraprlces
III = sos Ii. Nfarshall Street. PHONE 1923, f
II. nv, RDESPORTES.$D,aD. DENTAL
$Es OHlce. CPS E q Main Street Phone 2os. :s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s2.Ts.5
Oak 50, CO., Hall Spllnt $3.50 hes hra.t
Ell Coke GF at5Ilowest & prices TYLER ~
L; RYAN Linden and Cary Phone B107s. tBB,
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III sT 4 AND I! FOUND I'd

LIS Il MI Il X 1Isf1 1F NtoND,4As4t9s
fainiiie rllgf Bwutcll6 charm, purse slllu
sSsGiiie na pers. 1Nlfidet Wi re turn to ~
ri csIi APpE7IsL j a South Ninth Street,
sSsind irccei va re wa it1 n. NJ a. StS ;ss
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.gsioNS.

FOR AN UP-T O-DATE.j TASTY AND
II unique sign. finished I'm sarst class man
4 HUBER. Sos 81, FRANKLIN Street. Phone
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WANTED. NV q OR IL H7 p II iEr1T ENDS
ofsuuiet 5habitslto occupy n we'll lrilisn
s5 ia An Heated roJni% southern, "a OK posture "
Sswitl1Hor without bbard ret rences I. I; Z "A
tlanged g Phone 1850; resld ence llo5 90 10
49, sl
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TIL I, ANNUA II, ME E1IrI lICis S Q Is q He
!; Stockholders3 OF the Richmond !, rran fer
,panyf will be held a Il their office, $40
.3lMninI Street, "a t u o clock noon Yed.S
III Ilesda az FebriiaryF 8th. Dos. 1 jvs;
22fS} IT, ARD EN-, Acting Secret ary.5,as