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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
GRANT AND KELLY
MEET NEXT MONTH
Final Agreement as to Match
Reached and Date
Fixed
SAILOR" WILL TRAIN HERE
Baltimore Men Also Anxious to
Get Dates With
Him.

After some weeks OF dickering the final
agreement as to the Grint-Kclly wrest-
ling bout have been decided on. and the
date for the match is set The men
viii meet on the mat on January IA at
the Academy Of Music Tho bout viii
be for the best two out o. three throws
for side bet OF so. The men will
wrestle catch-at-catch-can with the usual
strange hold barred
Grant made n protest on the division
Of the gate money. and said he wanted
side bet which at the present Kelly
could not put up His managers in the
city, however. said they would gladly
put up tho money ana tho provisions
we're Immediately settled on. Kelly is
also satisfied with the side bet proposi-
ton and viii gladly come 20 Richmond.
sailor Kelly arrived in The city last
summer. having just left tho naval SCR
vice. and brought w..n him list of
battles won that would make many
Wrestiers envious. ne served on tho
Brooklyn for a long tmo and was the
champion wrestler of tue North Atlantic
feet
match was got Tor him with Grant
last summer, the agreement being that
Grant should throw him twice within
the hour. This hc faI.1 90 do and Kelly
got the decision. In This bout Kelly vas
put on the defensive all the time. ana
was NJ a disadvantage ON account OF it,
Grant could do nothing with him. how
ever. and the audience could see il.
Kelly VIII come 90 this city during tho
latter part Of December and viii hes-ir
training here he is at present in DAN
ton, o.. where he lives
d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
WILL RESTOCK
THE NESTLEOOWN
Sturdy Carriage Type OF Horse
VIII Be Bred There in
Future.
WAS ONCE ABANDONED
Severe Winters Forced Suspen-
sion OF Breeding the More
Delicate Animal.

RICHFIELD SPRINGS. y. y. Deem
Der 2-Idchard Cookers stock farm Nes-
tledown is now the home or winston. the
celebrated Irish stallion Of the hackney
breed. The Richneic Springs HACKNEY
Breeding Association just organized here.
paid S2.500 for the horse. The big chest
nut sire came over from the stud OF the
Rt. Hon. Frederick Wrench. at Kina-
Gonna. whose estate adioins Giencalrn,
Sandyford. Cookers place at Dundrum.
County Dublin.
Nestledown was abandoned as a breed
ing farm some years ago owing 20 the
severe winters at lAchneld but Croker
isl reViving tho stables with a sturdy
sire OF the carriage type OF horse.
Thomas Redheld POctor. he we'll
known Utica franricr. rs presldeui OF
the Hackney Association. and James
COllyer the superintendent o. tho Croker
farm here. has been elected manager.
The directorate Includes many OF the
prosperous farmers residing AZ Montf-
cello. Fray Hii and Exeter all in the
county near NeStledOwu.
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Times Dispatch Branches.


Tuc following Branch Offices have been So
tatashcd for enc ttneat = those .vinz az a
dia'.a-. from t1e Ma-n once * me = me-.
any q ttese branches 0il receive The same
carefat attention as tloas3 tAey had been
-e4t a. zoe Aa.n oacc aud there Wall ce no
extra -us- 81 Iar ADVERT ~cr-
sLA l0H Eit> D1ld sIcEE. Twenty-hfth
" r 1h>l.s. -s-s Ea~t Broad street.
\ A. SCOTT Iafn y-htth ans Broad Streets
WILLIAMS PHARMACY, twenty -hrst and
q XIulANr Grant s. CO.. Foushes and
& IS IAIINER $50. so West Marshall
ThoNFsoNs DRUG STORE. No. 1921 west
J. L. ElERIDGE. Brook Avenue and clay
lsADl S DRUG sroRE. Barton Heights.
fLlFi-s DRUG STORE. NO 3so9 WiliaHos-
llrg Avenue. Button.
RobIo $ PHARMAcY. 80. 30 East Marshau
CIrY DRUG STORE. No. l4H East Main
street. cDrAer Fifteenth.
JUDsoN CUNNINGHAM. 40. eoo7 East Main.
PIN sTREF'T PHARMACY. No. Ss4 South
KlRK-PARRIsH CO. No. Az East Broad
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. s1 west
EATON PHARMACY. T,venry-eigh,h and y
RIsoNs PHARMACY. No. ile Canal Street
HUNDLEY q WALKER. Twenty-nfth and
NoR4HslDE PHARMACY. Fifth and Baker
O4ARTERs DRUG STORE. no. uOl Hun
TWENTY- l-IGHTH AND y STREET FHAH-
q AACAi 1~enty-eisa.h and Streets 90
-, ~ hEkN. nc, corner Twenty N
East PHARMACY. No. z60i . Street
tA,As-L lsfACfL NO - North Sycamore
TINES , -DIsPATcH No. 2i5 Eigath Street
LynchburE
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umpires last year failed to give satisfac-
ton TO any OF the teams or fans. and
We're the cause Of several breaks on the
grounds OF the different cities
In regard TO the admission Of Newport
News and Petersburg into the league
next season. Mr.. Wells would not talk,
but he appeared not to take kindly to the
idea. Six teams Will be about all the
state will support. and in the last men,
toned towns there would be difficulty in
drawing paying crowds
With the six teams playing last year
and good set OF umpircs baseball will
become more popular than ever I'm Rich
mond. Many Of the old Richmond men
Will be back next season and Shaner
will handle the aggregation as before.
II has not been decided who the other
managers viii be. but majority OF the
veterans Will be back IN the old positions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
MIKE MURPHY PEJlICES
At NEW RUNNING FIND
Penn Trainer Expects Hunter to
Help Win intercollegiate
Championships.

PHILADELPHIA December o-MuSe
Murphy. the trainer at the University OF
Pennsylvania. is rejoicing over his find Of
II r. Hunter Of VictOriaiand. in the far
South Pacific. He Is credited with run
ming 100 yards in Q 40 seconds. and figures
in the record books or the Australian per-
formers with a mark of . feet inches
i'm the running broad jump
II the report Of Hunters speed is trus
he will be excellent material for captain
J. D. Whitman and y j. CarbOneu in
the intercollegiate championships ana
the dual meets next spring.
Hunter 81 a small man, with a heavy
pair of legs. something like Archie
Hahn OF the Milwaukee a. g.. but not
quite so muscular as the former Michl-
gan man.
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Hunt Club Meets.

WILDWOOD VA. DecemD.r -rhn
usual Thank 'ns service ar Clr
-r.. -l Yi. were conducted t..
Thursday ls zee Rev Mr.. Robcson
81 J.. 81 ol thursday the Blue Ridge
Hunt Club n. f9r a drag hunt at t..
country '.-. Tle drag cOumeur.l fr.
tho M0erur farm; went across h.
I-Y-n'.. aal .r0.I az Mr. Geore. Har.
"Nl f r.iH t.. ,i4l-Eouae. AIr Edward
co.. I.i.". 3d.. led the i.ut ST..
'Dna- '.f.N. Di Princeton. AIr d. Town
.n1 fra M- George Pax. aua
8. i-r'r I,Hleg beins amD4r tH.
r.I.I
Dn f.l. -t q a. ~ the BID. n.ae.
tI.ft l meet. starting from
rI .r Saturday. December I.f
met from ArmNniI an
lfe4 l..fllra. After Ahe drag o.
f..r. rsa handa0uo dinner
rf |.Ufr| NIi1. given by tIa ...f...
.l ~ f wildwood neiglU4flo9l
.Hr3 bg darciuE amDur tt.
an1 cards by some of tn.
.'.sf r4n
tn.rr f..a. present from aisan,.
"| I...IF b. Giiplu. ~ Ealrmo...
I..... ~ PHILADELPHIA. ST. 800.
wand w. Warren county. M..
- uf England. Mics whoa.
.nk Gauctt ~ falq .l.r
I.. H.n Cub mei 90 Kent.
i ifenrf - Gnpina. on FRIDAY
M r.|s Uaye ~ r. Louis. vtD
.tnx 80 Red cafrs. Aire
" .I.r I.ff ,u friday
Hr lear.n.e Issyco. from near Will
ta"-i,a. i,ri. - ..sipng 10 his Vicinity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
AIMS DERlSlON
AT THE WRIOHTS
Paris Newspaper Wonders if Day
ton Inventors Think French
men Are Credulous.

PARIS December "a weekly paper.
~ France Automobile. SAYS caust.c
things a.O4f the Wright brothers IL
refers To- them as famous -Americau aero
na4ts. who's so-cal.cd f.afl Iefv descrip-
ton After stating tat .he Wright broth
crs hat. written 90 Eulo pe for informu-
uou about 81 santos Dumont. the paper
continues:
b-t hy further statement on their
prefer. iuR lcrfOrmauces this letter con-
sttutes one ~ tAe most impudeul 'bluns'
that could hs dreamed about. and wn~u
one recalls their flights within an enclos-
ure with "a motor weighing double that
which permitted NJ Santos-Dum nj 70
rise from the ~ uud. one cannot help
smiling az their ingenuousness in thinking
ue $50 creluloue 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03

WANTED. HTSTl ERs WHO CAN GET
business handling new. quick selling
articles. opportunity and good money 70
risht parties orly. reference required
i j. g. co.. =. BOX 1lS. Newport
News. Va
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"REPREHENSIBLE."
Governor Down on Carolina for
Telegram Of Sympathy.

tspf'-7I = The Times Dl1uofo.
ftAIhl'fi r. g.. December Much
indignation IS expressed by State official.
mere ar tAr alleged action Of students of
lne university ~ North Carolina in tal.-
graphing t.e football team Of ". r T.
Thursday t-at their sympathles were
with tem ln the Thanksgi.lne gam.
WITH The Sort. Carolina a and IT, Team.
stat. Auditor Dixon and Governor
Glenn declare that n the telegram really
repre- nt0a t.e student body. 70 was FL.
most r"pr-urnslale act, and those Pee
fpon-.ni" fnr if should be rosndiy rcpri-
uaude1 both bv the press or tie Stat.
ann t-r university faculty. Such con-
Duct they sar is devoid Of any sens.
or patriotism and unworthy Of students
WHO are enjoying educational advantage q
pro d ut public taxation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03

The magnificent Drury Lane spectacle.
"The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast,
announced 10 play at the Academy to-
night. is gaining more popularity with
playgocrs AZ every performance and CON
unues 90 meet with capacity houses every
where it Is presented
1t might be termed a series Of spectacles.
by reason Of its lavish scenic display.
It's wealth Of gorgeous costumes OF which
one thousand are Worn, and its splendid
ballets, groupings, and stage pictures. all
OF which follow swiftly on each other
with increasing brilliancy.
one Of the scenes is called "Thc Dream
o. the Year" I'm which the ballet ii The
Four Seasons" is introduced. and Il is
doubtful II more exquisite effect has
ever been realized on any stage. over
a hundred persons are ia the cast. besides
a score OF mechanics. carpenters. electri-
clans, property men and wardrobe women
one Of the penalties that an actor must
pay for becoming great is that he must
So tisfy the demand Of the going
public for new play each season. ores
ton Clarke might have continued for sew
crad seasons to come in Monsieur Beau
cairo' before its great value as a finan-
cial and artistic success would have de
prcciated, but Manager Jules Murry
knew that the cry OF his stars large
following for something new must be
needed. With a good fortune, that no
one more deserves. Mr.. Clarke has found
ip THE Ragged Messenger" one OF the
bees. modern emotional dramas that has
been produced In years. He is the very per
sonifcatiOn of its leading character, John
Morton, tho clergyman. THE Ragged
Messenger is announced as the attrac-
ton at the Academy on Wednesday
matinee and night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Lacrosse

The organization ~ lacrosse league
among the various institutions % the CITY
is matter which SIS being talked %
great deal a. present. TIE idea 20 pres
ent ls % have each Of the colleges in
tHe city organize "a team which would
play during the winter season. The game
is "A clean. square one. which requires
both skill and brains 90 play. and which
rs one OF yhe best physical developers
known. With "a little work and ex-
pense the teams could be organized and
"a series of games started which would
last through the winter months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03

IT'S WORTH SEEING SAMPLES WE
are showing ~ Christmas Candies Or
der now. ana We will have made and
shipped later JaCobs's Zine Box Cam
dles. WAGNER DRUG COMPANY,
Sixth and Broad Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Smith Had Good Rest

NEW YORK. December Howard
Smith. or Elizabeth. y. J.. after long
rast has returned To tho fehtlng game.
and is anxious 70 meet any fighter IN the
world az 20 pounds. Smith is ono Of the
Cleyerest little men IN the business and
his ha~Sers say he ls much Improved by
his rest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
ONE CENT A WORD.

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is I cent per
word. Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with a minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies to deaths, marriages,
obituaries and al other classified
notices. No display type allowed
in the classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03

The annual pool tournament between
the Richmond clubs and Baltimore clubs
will occur Saturday night in the latter
city In view ~ the fact that they
We're numerically whipped last year ON
account Of lack o. practice. the Richmond
team has been working hard all tho
fall. preparing thsulselvcs Tor the match
The players have arrived az "a state now
bordering on perfection. and viii make
r. showing loo per cent better than last
wears The teams and enthusiasts leave
can private Pullman Saturday az noon
and VIII como na-t --- --lLn-.-re nlgL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Lost and Found.

LOST. ON CAR LINE BETWEEN
Westhamptcu and Reservoir. "a pendant
10 w ttcl lob, v,lth agate topaz stone.
"id fashioned setting. Reward viii be
paid II returned to II y. Sixth Street
STRANED FROM 1901 GROVE AVE
nue. gray and white angora cat. an
s"crs 20 name of "Lassle.' Reward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Six-Dav Bicycle Races

NEW YORK. December 1.-The annual
siX-day bicycle race Will be begun at
the Madison Square Garden next Sunday
with most Of the various national cham-
plOns entered for the contest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Sealed Proposals.

BRIDGE NOTICE.-THE BOARD OF
Supervisors Of the county Of Greenesville.
Virginia. will. on the 11th DAY OF DE
GENDER. 1905, at 10 o'clock A. NJ re-
ceive sealed bids for the construction Of
an iron treste leo feet long, SAM to De
located just beyond the County Bridge.
In the town OF Emporia. Specifications
on file in County Clerks ONCE Emporia
Va. Right reserved TO reject any or All
bids
BY order Board % Supervisors. Greenes-
Vile county. Va
Teste. =. PEYTON TURNER.
Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Basketball.

The basketball league ~ the Y. VI =
a is having a series ~ games or tho
class nights of that institution. which
bids fair o. become "a factor ~ great iu-
tcrcst % the sport-iokine public. Tie
ATTENDANCE az the games has Increased
10 large number and enthusiasm is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
SHOES.

WANTED-PEOPI.E TO KNOW THAT
we keep a large stock OF gents and
boys shoes. SPENCE'S Ninth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Real Estate Wanted.

AN EXPERIENCED NORTHERN FAR
mer desires 10 rent a truck farm near
Richmond. WIN pay good cash rent Tor
same. or larger farm on shares. Ad-
dress, with particulars. II. L. r, Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Dates for International Chess.

LONDON. December THE City Of
London Chess Club has sent n letter to
the Brooklyn Chess Club. proposing Feb
match.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Wants
ONE CENT 4 WORD.
Miscellaneous.

HELP GET 1T RIGHT MIR FRED
eriCk W. Smiths services are Mt your
pleasure: rs years salesmanship gives
him the know how. Hes here. sgd
NOR & HUNDlEY GNC)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Trunks and BAGS.

- w ut YOU TO CALL AT nc EAST
Broad Street and convince yourreIF a.,
lave tUc largest and fert H.. ~
Trunks ana Travelling Necsssiti Is IN tie
ci.5. repairing done H. " EOUN-
TREE q BRO. Trunk and Bag Co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Bowling.

For the coming week htt.- ~ interest
Us scheduled beyond Tho nascl on tie
alleys between the Atlanta and l.ich-
mond teams, and later with the Bristol
team Both games will be WATCHED s,ltn
"A great deal OF interest. and although
Atlanta has already practically won Tile,
tournament by outplaying the uchm)ld
team on the first night. the game next
week VIII D. OF much interest 20 those
concerned and TO spectators The last
game or the series VIII be rolled next
Friday night iu Williams alleys. and
the Atlanta scores viii Dee received as
usual by telegraph
The Bristol series viii ho probably -
more interest 90 the Riclmonf public
than that with Atlanta IL viii tc a
casc Of Virginia team against Virginia
team, and both are out for blood The
game has not been dated wee. but vii
probably come on Within thr next f.vv
days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Solicitors and Statesmen.

w ed, SALESMAN WITH AN rs
tabhshed erade with manufacturers and
electric railroads throughout the states
or North and South Carolina and FTori-
plies. must be temperate. and furnish
the best OF reference. which must ac-
COMPANY application. Address Lock Box
lN, Station G. Cleveland Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Notice.

ORDERS TAKEN NOW FOR YOUR
Christmas Candies. Chocolates Bon
Bons made and expressed later TO
WAGNERS. Sixth and Broad streets
Call and see samples.
BOYS SHOES THAT WILL LAST ANY
boy more than a month. for 81. at
SPFNCF'S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
SPORTSMEN TURN
TO INDOOR GAMES
Football Season at End and
Other Things Now Command
Attention.
MUCH INTEREST IN BOWLING
Considerable Talk OF Organiza-
tion OF Lacrosse League in
This City.

WIN The close Of the football season
and the Introduction of winter. fh. .,,,.,,-
Ing public Of the city w.I urn TO indoor
games for an outlet Tor their enthusiasm
Bowling, wrestling. sparring. pool AT
billiards Will hold their attention for fh.
next five months. when the baseball sea-
son Will again cause the fans TO sit up
and take notice. The interest which aas
been taken i'm bowling this fau has mad.
that one of the prime factors in th..
amusement line. and many people who
never had ball .n their hands before
are now turning their attention. ia iuat
direction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Professional Help. Wanted

WANTED. AT ONCE. a TEACHER rOu
t.l axe school ou railroad Address
CLEfk. LovlnGston District. L. ~
EtCn. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03

OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMASTFR
Newport News. Nov. q. 1906 Sealed
proposals I'm duplicate will be received al
this office until u a. NJ December g. 1906
at which time and place they will be
opened in the presence of attending bid
ders for furnishing 200 tons of HAY and
Loo tons Of Oats for export. Specifca-
tons and FUN details on request Pro-
posals should bee enclosed ia "a sealed NJ
velope, indorsed proposals Tor Forage
20 be opened December ?. 1906" and adj
dressed . Depot Quarternaster. Newport
News Va.
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earn SO TO so monthly at home in spare
uine corresponding for newspapers. no
can Easslns. experience unnecessary.
send for particulars. PRESS SXNDI-
CA b. loch port n Y.
a CLERK WANTED FOR ~ OFFICE
ei O.. nd rtailroad AT oyster Point.
o. also Jerk III general merchandise
e.'i t-.iv al. Ilenceo man need APP
l-f- p" g. MARTIN oyster Point, Va.
Lr DETECwIVE-AiILLIO IN
Jewels aho money stolen annually. For
.-r- iA le"ar-s onereo every year for
le..F.rlls stolen property, trackin..
.i.'..t.- ana obtaining divorce and
similar evidence, capable male and fe-
f--.iI" detectives ia universal demand by
s.o-7 BANKS. railroads and govern
iaert-. ~ lred OF your humdrIm life
t.t t-l- most interesting exciting, pay
s ies7-on. easy 10 learn and start
send 81 ior how to BE "a Detective
ana reward list We sell regulation Off
l-. Dr. cLNe supplies. handouts,
-ee-t pms 1l.. s-ey yes police Whistles.
ls- NARST g. kARST. Detective De
pertinent os. Duneueu. \. j.
neIGHT Man OVER 25 TO ASSIST
sales n.tnaIer. city and road. twenty
hre dollars weekly and expenses, money
tNts..4Ora, also. TWO uleu capable OF
lau-llre other sal-sulen- good salary
and advancement TO right man Call
after ten A. VI. Monday on EDWARD J
STANLEY. Hotel Richmond. sending
teinitttnce hy mail THE MARTIN &
noe DD-
BOOKBINDER WANTED-AN ALL
round man. % take charge ~ small
hindery. must De- frst-cisss ruler and
forwarder and know how TO handle
help. Address JOS J. STONE & Co.
Greensboro. N.GG
WANTED HtsTiERs WHO CAN GET
business handling new. quick selling
articles. opportunity and good money 10
HHa
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Real Estate For Rent.


FOR RENT-A SPLENDID NEW
house in the best residential district,
10 rooms. rent reasonable: heated with
hot water. Address for particulars r.
l50 care this ofrire
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at office Of Superintendent Post Fund
southern Branch y H. -. V. s. Ma
uon4l Soldiers Home Va. until u o'clock
NJ. December 26. 1906. and then opened
for material and labor for removing AID
wood. furnishing and erecting new flag
starr 600 IT.. meta.1 az Southern Branch,
y. II. ID. Y. :. i'm accordance with dra w
ing "A. OuartcrmaSter Generals De-
partment. instructions and specifications
copies Of which. with blank proposals.
and other information may bo had upon
application 10 Frank Z. Skinner. super
intendent Post Fund.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Help Wanted Male.

~ IN J. iAlGLNf PERSON MAY
earn SO 10 SO monthly al home in spare
time corresponding for newspapers, no
can assln6. experience unnecessary.
send for particulars. PRESS SNNDI-
CA ~ --0ch port, \. y.
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TOYS

SANTA CLAUS IS ALREADY AT
TOMPKINS'S. 207 W Broad street.
Largest stock ever I'm Richmond.
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Personals.


THINK OF THIS. YOUNG LADIES'
= TO g 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.
SAMPLES TO SELECT FROM ORDER
your Christmas candies now and get
later Jacobs's rine candles. made fresh
ana expressed TO WAGNER'S. Sixth
and Broad Streets
FURNACES, LATROBES. RANGES
Repairing and cleaning at reasonable
prices. VA. PLUMBING AND HEAT
ING Co, % n. Ninth. Phone 1874
LARGE STOCK OF LADIES' SHOP
ping bags. from 25c TO $50. Also some
very handsome fitted bags from SIS TO
SO. a. SPENCE'S. Ninth Street
HANDSOME RUGS AND DRUGCETs
woven from old carpets Mrs. 4. +
PYLE. s15 North Fifth.
LARGEST STOCK OF DIAMONDS IN
this city-Rings. Pins. etc RACH-
RACHS Ninth street Big bargains
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Boarding.


PERM ANENT. TRANSIENT AND Ia
bic ooar1ers wanted at SIS North
Eighth
WANTED. BOARDERS FOR VACANT
rooms. Apply 900 + Grace.
Rooms Wanted.
YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE FUR
nishcd room, with private family, IN
good locality. Address r us, care this
office.
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MACHINERY.
PHONOGRAPHs.

nographs. records and supplies: whole
sale and retail. c. B. HAYNES. or
East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03

a CLERK WANTED FOR ~ OFFICE
gi g. nd 4 RAILROAD at oyster Point
o. also -- Jerk I'D general merchandise
a.rfe- ONLY experienced man need ap-
i.t. w. o. MARTIN. oyster Point. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
Help Wanted Female.

ANH ELLIGEST PERSON MAY
earu 81 20 so monthly az nome in spare
Ir-e correspond ne for newspapers. no
ga t-ss.rss experience Lanccessary.
Eel4 tNr part. Lare. PRESS SLNDl-
CAT J.. LocAp0r,. ". J..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
TOYS

THAT MEANS TONIPKINS. HE IS
Santa Claus for Richmond. Jefferson
and Broad Streets.