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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-25

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PRIOR LAKE (
GrainwoOd.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Sweat and
family of Minneapolis came to Phoenix
cottage early in June for the summer.
as did Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lang and
children, st. Paul, who have Canary
cottage. - =.
Mrs. William Rhodes and son Mitch
ell and Miss Murlin Rhodes, St. Paul.
are occupying Curtis Gotta pc. Mr.,
Rhodes Joined them an the evening Of
the Fourth. =
General George P. Wilson spent last
Sunday and over the Fourth with Mrs.
Wilson at Dodge cottage.
Late arrivals at Grainwood from st.
Paul for an extended stay are Mrs.
William Ruff and family, Misses Helen
and Addie and Clinton Ruff, in Rest
COTTAGE, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Billiard
and daughters, Misses Polly, Marjorie
and Betty at the Willows, Mr. and
Mrs. William B. Hathaway and family,
with A. w. Witter at Home cottage,
and DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Sweeney and
daughter, Josephine, accompanied by
Helen Candy. @.
Mrs. S. W. MARS and Miss MARS
st. Paul, arrived Monday. Miss
Agnes MARS spent two weeks at Grain.
wood earlier in the season.
DR.. and Mrs. F. B. Kremer and Mr.
and Mrs. D. D. Drehmer of Minneapolis
came down in an automobile last Sun
day. Another party comprised Mr.. and
Mrs, g. I. Jaffray, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. 1T
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HAMLINE

The Hamline Fortnightly club gave
q picnic yesterday at the home of Mrs.
Charles N. Akers. The recent biennial
was discussed after dinner.
Mrs. J. B. Rice entertained at lunch
con Friday. The tables were decorated
with roses. .~.
Mrs. Howard Smith is visiting in
Olivia.
Mrs. Walter Ryan entertained at a
thimble bee Saturday afternoon.
Mrs William Massee. Of New York,
was the guest of honor Thursday at a
luncheon given by Mrs. Charles Orr.
Mrs. I. Price and child Of Graat
Falls, Mont. will spend July with Mr..
and Nm Mrs. William f. MGimen
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Row
land, of St: James.
The primary department Of the
Epiphany Episcopal Sunday school
graduated class of pupils last Sunday
morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward A. Rich, who
went to Europe last fall, returned to
Hamline Friday.
Professor and Mrs. R. W. Cooper and
Miss Martha Norrish is spending the
summer at Chatfeld, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter McCallum with
their daughter Agnes, have sailed for
Scotland to spend the summer.
The Hamline Women's Christian
Temperance union was entertained in
Merriam Park Friday afternoon.
Mrs. ellis and Miss Edith ellis
have gone to Canada. -
ssMr. and Mrs. E. Wallace have gone
to their new home in Detroit, Mich.
! Mrs. E.. j. Webb is entertaining
Judge and Mrs. Scott Withron of Mount
Pleasant, Iowa. -
Mrs. Guy Caldwell has returned from
Herman, MINI.
Mr. and Mrs Robinson and family
have gone to Montana to reside.
Mrs John Munson has returned from
a months visit at Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. G. Good has returned to Denver
Col. y
Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyer are in Winona
Mrs. Frank White has been enter
tanning Mrs. Bert Smith of Emporia
Kan.
Mrs. E. W. Haley has been entertain
ing Mrs. w. E. Welland Of Brainerd.
Major and Mrs. Altman L. Straight
who were married last week, will be a
home after Sept. l, at their new home
1705 Van Buren, street, Hamline. -.a
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In California.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Sheppard and
family are at San Luis Obispo, where
they will make their home. Mr.. Shep.
hard was formerly sheriff Of Pipestone
county.
Mrs. M. Dewey and her mother of
Riverside are in Sank Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Edwards of Wi
mona, who went to San Diego for Mrs.
Edwards health, have decided to make
their permanent home there. ..
Miss Mary Goodrich has returned to
her home in Worthington, Mimi, after
visiting in Corona.
Mrs. Elizabeth Merritt has returned
to Duluth from Monrovia.
James Clapperton and family have
returned to Rochester, Ninn., after a
visit in Highgrove, Cal.
Mrs. Mary Griffith, son and daugh-
ter, who have been at Pasadena, have
returned to their home at Grand Forks.
Rev. John Wilson of Duluth, has
Joined his daughters at Alpine.
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l2 0 'clock. Badges will be furnished to
those who do not. have them at the.

l2 o 'clock. Badges will be furnished to
those who do not. have them at the.
park ss 49,
Lorraine chapter, No. 10, 0. E. S.,
will hold picnic at Wildwood Tues
day. The members viii leave Mime
apolis at am. 4
The Enterprise Social club. will be
Entertained by Mrs. Myrtle Roettgen,
Third avenue, 81. Thursday after
noon. The annual picnic and outing
of the club viii be held July 26 at Har-
riet4 island, st. Paul. :,
The Ladies Aid Society Dovre will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
A. Lofstad of Robbinsdale.
Mistletoe court No. !, O. OF A., will
entertain at cards Thursday afternoon
III commandery hall, Masonic Temple:
The members will bring a lunch and
after the games a picnic supper will
be served at $50 CLOCK. The convo-
cation will be at 1880 pm.
The Nasturtium Euchre club will
meet this wee Elk with Mrs. Smith, 615
West Lake street. Prizes were won
last week by Mines. Matthews, Layton
and Hanson. -. .s %"@
Minneapolis lodge No. -, A. o. U.
W., and Banner lodge No. %, D. Of H.,
will give picnic at Como picnic
grounds Saturday, July 21. -
Admiral Farragut Circle will give a
card party at the home of Mrs. Burton,
1s0s Clinton avenue, Tuesday evening
citation, L. O. T. NJ met Friday with
Mines. James Boyd, De Mars and Stof
fer at the home of Mrs. Stoffer, 1916
Dupont avenue NJ. Refreshments We're
served during the afternoon. The meet.
ing next week will be held in st. Paul
Hennepin hive, No. 90, L. o. T.. NJ
will give a dance in McElroy hall
Fern lodge, b. of H., will give an ice
cream social Tuesday evening, at the
home of Mrs. Kaech, 404 West Lake
street, for the benefit of the funera
fund. "' ~7,.&
The Stuart Stock company will give
benefit performance Tuesday evening
under the auspices of Floral hive, l.. o
T. M, in the :Lyceum theater. g4.
Blue Bell hive, L. o. r. NJ, will Civ
9 card party Wednesday afternoon a
1904 Fourth street n. - =, !. $ :. y.
Enterprise hive will give card par
ty Tuesday afternoon, July, II, at tn
home of Mrs. Otis, 1113 Second ave
nue. S. II -. Y
satterlee lodge, R. 0. G. II, will NEE
Tuesday at 2630 Pleasant avenue. Fri
day evening a lawn social will be give
The social club of Palestine chapter
Q: E. S., will hold basket picni
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. W. M
Walker at Tonka Bay. The regula
meeting for work will be held Monda:
evening.
st. Agnes guild Of St. Matthews
Episcopal church will give an Englisl
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan G. Brown
q 2312 Fillmore street NE. There will b
music, fortune. telling, croquet and othe
amusements. =. -
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Church Notices.


ma. iliS lns 4AI'..t cHuRrH roRNER
~ and j. sunday s-hsol ID 3 NJ
1arrhy. supp. at $50 a. ~. a welcome 20
SECOND. BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER
Acams and FrsnkLnl-ur w.. H. T. sMITH,
day school 81 NJ Th5mss n So a. s-a-
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHUKtIi
y,5i!9.s. Avenne ana Beech streeuRer. J. b.
j A NJ ana 3 p N sunday s-hooii "a s. IS
A. N Andweek prayer service Wesnes1ay at
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
G iIIns TAse GR 9f Ig2qsAeG s,reetl-Eev
sunday school a: 80 < II rreaekh. as-o' ~
meeting Wednes lay az Z. Il
WEST VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH GROVE
Avenue and Meadow sfreeD-WM. L0CkHART
B r. PASTE Preaching al Il 4. N. ana
meeting "Wednesday az =. u. seats Zee
Everybody "e-c me
~. CENTENARY METHODIST HU RCH
s g,lse stree between Fourth ana FIN
NJ sr ana 1e''isns by ihe pastor a. II A.
". 45l D. NJ Morning subject. 'Pefsee1It,i
l'eatl t-les y, evening subject. The -rr,rs
We Live ln ana the Gospel" sunday S~roaI
at 30 a. " An seats free. all are invited
BROAD STREET. -. +. CHURCH TENTH
and Broad S.reetsl. j 'reaC hing oy rast0~ net
sabbath schoo. at s-l5 A. NJ LVs desire w. ~
presence az these services
ty-fourth and y streets,-Iley r. NJ sAxirT
pastor PFC aching at !! A NJ ana r. 81
sunday School at 30 a. n
PlESBYrERIAN
FIRST FiI-SSNl ERIAN CHURCH --.tft.
pastor Dr. j. T. McFADEN. viii r0n..l,.. ..
services at tails church on Sunday rn.rn.-3
and night. '' '''-'e
SECOND PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH rt.,,
RI SSELL CECIL. ID. H.. pas Hr.--urls.y ...r'
vices at II =. NJ and p W. Nednessas
=. n. sunday school az 9.f- A. NJ
SERVICES AT GRACE STREET pprer,,,
terrain Church a. II A. " and T. NJ con-
Quoted by ne pastor. Rev. JERE WI4'aEl.-
cHCRcH or THE COVENANT. REV
CALVIN STEWART. p. D.. pastor-rI vim.
services tomorrow at II A M and 5 p NJ
conducted by TIE pastor. sabbath school s-a,
NJ. Devotional service wednesday T. 81
AL welcome.
CHRISTIAN
SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Services sunday al il A NJ and H. n
Conducted ny the pastor Rev J. j. HALEY
NJ rnlrg subject. The Lord che Church and
salvation evening subject. 'Pentecost
. W t-Sl END CHRISTIAN CHlItlH toN
MOTIFS between Main ami Floyd Asenue) e..
lteaching tl-morrow 10y Rev HENRY
iEAitCE ATKINS at Il A. NJ and 8 + NJ
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH. OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
conner bel'idrfe and Main Stroets).-Sundav
!i'riluE, u o clock subject, ''AIortals ana
iiiii'itdls. Experience and Testimony meet
LHk every wednesday evening at S.sa the
iedHlng room Dis located ia the Chamber -
commerce. Building. and is open every we, k
I cay from j" TO % All are cordially invited
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NEvINS TRIED TO
KILL HIS WIFE
Prevented from the Deed by the
Timely Interference Of Son
Who Knocked Him Down.

Icryf-~T "A 20 The lines DIS pattrl
WINSTON-SALEM. y. c.. November
Mr.. John J. Nevins. OF Cincinnati. o..
attempted 70 shoot his wife in this city
to-day, and was only prevented from com
hitting the deed by the prompt arrival
OF his son. who snatched the pistol out OF
the hand Of his father and then knocked
him down.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nevins it appears sepa-
rated a year or more ago. and the wife
has been in Ashevillc for some time con-
Quoting a clearinghouse. The husband
and wife met here at the earnest solicita-
ton Of the son. who hoped for recOncilia-
ton between his father and mother. Mr.
Nevins was arrested and locked up.
lie was intoxicated and admitted to the
officer that his intention was TO Kill his
wife. Mrs. Nevins. who Is intelligent.
and appears TO be a lady in the truest
sense. told the policeman that this was
not tho first time her husband had at
tempted TO kill her. and that she was
forced to leave him il Cincinnati on ac-
count OF cruel treatment.
Mr.. Nevins and his son, who travel
for "A Northern firm. have been in the
city for a week or more. Mrs. Nevns
returned TO Asheville tonight. Her hus-
band was given a hearing before the
Mayor this afternoon and bound over 10
the Superior Court
In default of bond ne was committed
to TAIL
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Originated in Frame Tobacco
Prizery and Spread to Sev-
eral Other Buildings.
MUCH TOBACCO DESTROYED
contractors on the Raleigh and
Pamlico Road Move Forces
10 Wilson.

,-,..., 80 N"N'inper "a fro
''o Naht night about midnight on
failing tho following losees. -r
story frame tobaooo ,,...
by Colonel Tlo-n7s s ""'se. owned
strovcd II v,,s "a, -, 4''Iai- totally de-
sured ror &, ooo 49,, "a, s''Vll and in
this building ~, ..e started IA
in this buudirr ~ --,''"n origin.
OF tobacco o,vrc, 81 quantity
house. ana ah,,,. ESQ .''"hei ware
PERI & wiliarrs TIT ~. owned ~
Emoro Walls ts5 . ,..'....,.7 Uninsured
cleaning ,,,.tt--..- --''i'y or oarpe'-
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Newspaper Tributes.

On the demise of the lats
Henry Clay Payne. a concern in
New York gathered from the
papers published throughout
the United States 1885 news
paper stories of the life and CO
reer Of the deceased.
These items were carefully
mounted on Irish linen leaves
and bound IN volumes. 400
pages to the book. A cover Of
genuine seal was appropriately
lettered in gold and the entire
material. representing the work
of many people for several
months. has Just been delivered
TO Mrs. Payne at Milwaukee.
Mr.. Burrelle. who makes =
specially of this unique method
Of preserving family history,
also compiled four volumes con-
tanning the letters. kilograms
and cards of coincidence received
By the family, all constituting q
family heirloom that will De
handed down to future genera
tons
This work is one Of the sew
eral Developments Of the press
clipping industry and Mr. Bur-
relic has made a special study
Of the work he oTNstsS >AevrraS
xAAza aga
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Must Pay Up It's Bonds.

IspecIal @ The Tlmes- DlsDa'chl
ALEXANDRIA, VA. November 9-In
the Corporation Court this morning a
decree was entered in the case Of David
y. Newboid. Jr., VS. the Capital city
Telephone Company, ordering the defen-
dant company to pay all overdue coupons
to the complainant upon the bonds held
by him, as set out in the bill, and the
overdue bonds held by the petitioners.
j. Ridgeway Fell. owen Moore, Jr., and
Thomas Craig. as set out in their petit
ton, on or before February 10. 1907. or
that IN the event Of failure to comply
with the decree. the court Will appoint
receiver for the defendant company.
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BLACKBURN CRIES FRAUD.
Claims That One Thousand Voted
Who Paid No Tax.

WISsTON-sAI,J1Ai y. O.. November q
Congrcssmau r. SPENCER Blackburn ~ho
was defeated by over l.1C0 majority y
Mt x. y. Hackett IN the Eighth Cou-
gresslonal District. WIS hcrc tonight "a
route from WNkes1oto % Washington
In an interview tho defeated candidate
stated that Dee proposed 90 contest the
election % Hackeft on the ground thlt
more than 1000 men voted against aim
who had NOT uald the.r poll tax
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is 7 cent per
word, Net Cash in ADVANCE.
with q minimum cost Of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies 20 deaths. marriages.
obituaries and al other classified
notices. No display type allowed
in the classified columns.
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FAY YOUR STATE TAXES 1906

REAL ESTATE TAXES. POLL TAXES.
Household and other Personal as v-eii
"s F1ducl1rN Taxes are now due and
payable on or before NOVEMBER BOTH.
aiter which date per cent. will Toe
added 70 az lilis unpaid. Avoid the
rush. PAY now.
J. y PACE.
Treasurer Richmond CITY
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Burglars for Money.

y -"
MANASSAS. VA. November 9-SeveraI
houses We're entered by burglars hers
Last night. but nothing was taken. The
burglars were evidently in search Of
money as they had every opportunity 20
take siverwarc and other articles from
two OF the houses entered The burr
glars went into the houses ~ J.. =. Will
uams Mrs. Mildred Davies MI Morat,
Mr. Austin and Mr.. Whip.
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OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.

THE ORIGINAL DAVIS PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY. SECOND FLOOR. IRA
GLE BUILDING. ST. EAST BROAD.
OPPOSITE BIJOC. Is NOW READY
FOR BUSINESS. SPECIAL PRICES
TO VISITORS; PRICES TO SUIT
EVERYBODY; ALL OUTSTAND-
ING TICKETS ARE REDEEMABLE
AT OUR NEW PLACE. GOOD WORK
AND POLITE ATTENTION GUARAN-
TEED
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FALL OF A TRESTLE.
One Man Killed and Another
Perhaps Fatally Injured

,, tSp',.ini 60 The Times Dispatch
a" RI '1itNlN. VA, November "a
trestle under construction ON tho ,rtao-
water Railroad at the camps OF \. ana G
Wright. In Charlotte county, near here
collapsed yesterday and killed one colored
man and injured another, perhaps fatally.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

20 TO GS5 o0-TO BE POSITIVELY
sold by order Of the Underground Tele-
Mares. 20 5 Years Old Weighing 100
TO 100 pounds. two pair Young Mules.
$40 pair See MANAGER at Company s
stable. 4f3 Pearl street. near Franklin
street Baltimore, Md
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Solicitors and Statesmen.

WANTED ENPEtirNO ED IiltO-
rrrv or speciality man IN Virginia to rep
rH~Ort Hrgc cofee house with estaD-
i-rri trade. must hc acquainted. give
references salary desired. Address q
--.. care this ofice.
WANTED EXPERIENCED FURN l.
tiro salesman. Apply HOME FUR
NlSfING CO.. cl1 ". Broad street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10

MAHOGANY BLEND" TORAcCo
VIII aTord pipc-smokers solid home ccn-
fort
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SORGHUM sYRuP.

SEND YOUR ORDER TO THE UNDER
signed for the best quality Of Sorghum
Syrup, made from sugar-cane raised on
my farm. which 7 viii sell IN any ouan-
uty, from one gai on 10 a barrel. also
IN cases Of two dozen quart cans at
res sonable prices. I. ZEHRINGER
HenTico county, r +. D. No. G. Rich
rnnrl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
PILE CUBE

PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE
by using JoEnson's sure cure for Piles.
For sale by all druggists NATGHA y
ROBERTSON DRUG Co, Wholesale
Agents. kL-nmnud. Va
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Business Opportunities.

S--rs1-11 1-s.
INTEREST IN ESTABLISHED pOII-
try business by young man with 800
and experience. Address A 100. care this
office.
EVERY ONE KNOWS WE HAVE THE
largest and best stock Of trunks and
oags In the city. We also have boys
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
HAT CLEANING.

MEMS HATS DYED AND RETRTNf-
med latest style. AMERICAN HAT
TIERS. Fourth and Marshall Streets.
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Rooms For Rent.

T-,ITT Tr-N-,r- = -, 49, - -
''.. i.rN -LDWER FLAT. 3 ROOMS:
Use nj range. phone hot and cold bath
North Avenue Barton Heights An
nlF W. T. MAJOR. a'0 East BROAD
street care Metropolitan Life Insur-
FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
rooms tor gentlemen IL East Franklin.
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Boarding.

WANTED. SEVERAL GENTLEMEN
elegantly fNrni~lc7 rooms. stea m heat
Ell. hr-t-cisss table. fransients accom-
rolat.d. 5l vs.. Grace Street.
FOR RTNT-ELEGAN ROOMS. NICE
~ furnished. in fats or single: also
p ard furnished 4oS East Main Street
PERMANENT. TRANSIENT AND Ia
be hoarders wanted at 5l6 North
Eighth
Observation-Disclosures. PERMANENT.
transient and table 101 North Seventh
street Terms reasonable
WANTED POARDERS FOR VACANT
.'0's Apply o9 +. Grace street
WANTED - BOARDERS. eos WEST
I.a.t, good table, pleasant rooms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
INDEPENDENT TOBACCO.

PATRONIZE MAHOGANY BLEND.
made in Richmond, and not by any
trust"
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Flats Wanted.

WANTED. FOUR OR FIVE I-NFI-R-
rlsled rooms for housekeeping: Hat pre-
ierreG; references given. ". J. TT-Ch-
ER. 6it r. Leigh Street
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Sealed Proposals.


once OF Board OF Control.
Norfolk. Va, oct. 80, sos
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived at this office until y o'clock
Der. 1906. f1r LAYING GRANITE
BLOCK PAYING on LIBERTY
STREET, Berkeley Ward. in the city
BIDS must be made on the blank
form attached to the specifications. at
so much pei square yard a. paving
laid. and must be made in two ways.
to-wit.
LIST For furnishing all materials and
performing al tho work
%. For furnishing all materials ex-
cept granite blocks (Which viii DE sup
piled by the city on the work.. and
performing 80 the work.
Copies of the specifications may be
contract with satisfactory bond
IN the sum u seventy i've hundred
dollars ($750O Will be required 20
cover the Conditions named in the
The right 20 reject any or all bids IS
II. HODGES.
Chairman Board Of Control
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE
or The Supervising Architect Washing
ton ID o. November ]. l@8--StA LED
PROPOSALS viii be received at this Of
nc untl . o'clock r. NJ, on the 2lst
dav ~ November. 1898 end then opened.
for the construction OF ". s. Govern ent
buildings Except the Life Saving station
Or inc J jamestown Exposition jamestown.
va. in accordance with drawings ana
specifications comics 90 which may be
had a. this Office az the discretion or the
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
Supervising Architect
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Personals.

THINK OF THIS. YOUNG LADIES,
y TO IS PER WEEK WHILE LEARN
ING; MUCH IN A FEW WEEKS;
WORK LIGHT AND PLEASANT. CALL
AT WHITLOCK BRANCH. AMERICAN
CIGAR CO, TWENTY-THIRD AND
CARY STREETS.
THALMA Is THE NAME OF THE LAT
est and most dainty perfume sold: price,
Tx. per ounce at WAGNER 5, Tho
Toilet and Perfumery Druggist. Sixth
and Broad Streets. open all night
DYSPEPSIA CURED BY ONLY DRINK
Ing COMO LITHIA WATER: cost no
more than other water YOU have served
at your home. Phone 1905 for the Como
man, and he Will call
FURNACES. I4ATROBES. RANGES
Repairing and cleaning at reasonable
prices. VA. PLUMBING AND HEAT
ING CO, IS y. Ninth. Phone 194.
CARPETS TO DUST BY VACUUM
system; also 70 scour and dye; twenty
SIX years experience. Mrs. A.
PYLE. Sl5 North Fifth.
LARGE STOCK OF LADIES' SHOP
ping bags, from Csc 10 800 Also some
very handsome fitted bags from SIS to
SIS. at SPENCE'S. Ninth Street