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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
INSTRUCTION

Inc / 1OO44OV
DANCING.
Bakers classes, 1880 p. M. Saturdays.
McElroy's hail. 9Th and Nicollet. !.
Wednesday evening class discontinueA.
All private lessons given sat
McElroy's hall 1913 Nicollet az.
New term for beginners Saturday.
$3.50 term IL lessons for gentlemen. 4
So for ladies' including informals.
Private lessons 5Oc each.
Note the location.
9Th st and Nicollet.
Social dancing $50.
LILLIAN BAKER. TEACHER OF DANCING.
Teaches only at her academy,
Richmond halls, 9Th ct and Sd av s.
Class and informal Wednesday and Saturday
evenings
G. 3018.
HAND PAINTING AND DECORATIVE WORK
done; all kinds of material; lessons and ape.
cial attention given to school children. 300
Boston Block.
VIOLIN, MANDoLIN, PIANO, VIoLoNCELLo,
lessons Soc; best instruction; instruments FUR
nished free; open evenings. 3. L. Tappan. u
7th st s.
A COMPETENT TEACHER OF VOCAL CULT
ure and piano will take pupils during the
spring and summer. Address 179. Journal
WANTED-FEW MORE SCHOLARS TO TAXI
or address 8. Grosland. 2751 18th av 8.
LESLIE VAUDEVILLE SCHOOL.
no Studio Arcade. 904 Nicollet= Ainneapohn
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PIANOS. PIANOS.
We have some Of the greatest bargains at
our closing out sale Of high grade pianos.
Pianos of famous makes sold regardless Of
cost at half price. Read over the unusual
bargains given below:
5000 Steinway upright only. $185.
$3.50 Emerson upright, only. ....... 14o
$500 Schiller upright, only. ........ 1870
$475 Kroeger upright, only. 265
$3.50 Colby upright, only. M5
$3.50 Anderson upright, only .t....... 265
$500 Chickering upright, only ...... 1875
S35O,Gabler upright, only 49,. 125
$3.50 Garland upright, only. ....... 1t2
Cash or easy payments.
s. w. Raudenbush & Co.,
703 Nicollet ay.
Open evenings.
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pENsIoNs

RoDT. WATSON. WAR VETERAN. PEHsfo1
atty. box l1S. a2a Aoston blk. Ainueapoltq,
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For Rent-Farms,

AN IMPROVED DAIRY OR STOCK FARM
with good buildings, stable for 100 head of
r. cattle; 4So acres: 16 miles from Minneapolis.
w H, Gould, 426 Boston block. $500"
AN IMPROVED DAIRY OR STOCK FARM
with good buildings, stable for 100 head of
cattle; 24sO acres. IS miles from Minneapolis.
w. H. Gould 1926 Boston Block. ~, :,
32 ACRES FOR RENT NEAR CITY, ALL
~ plowed last fall and fine for potatoes Just
beyond end Of Camden Place car line. Per-
civa1 500 Guaranty building. 49,
s5 ACREs-BLooM1NGToN ,Av AND 44th ST,
some timber mostly meadow, 81 acre.
r. Walton, ia 4th st S. . - ~.
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For Miscellaneous.

o o. % o o o
-, 1879 18th ST N. - o
o. We have large office and warehouse, o
with large grounds, at the above address, o
which Is willing to make long o
o lease at very reasonable rent, If taken 0
o at once. r-'+=- :. ~'-s o
- Thorpe Bros, -. o
206 Andrus Building. O
0 O. % o o o o 9 % o %
$75 A MONTH, FRONT HALF OF THE SEC.
ond floor Hall block, with steam heat; space
! 47x36 rearrange to suit tenant: suitable for
office, tailoring light manufacturing.
Very fine down-t town retail store on Nicollet
av, about % feet frontage; very reasonable
rental. Good display windows.
Wyvell- Harrington Co.,
e. .-- 401-403 Andrus Bldg. ~ . - .-
FOR RENT-THE WAREHOUSE CORNER 29th
st and Nicollet ay. 40 feet trackage: 10000
feet floor space. See owner. S27 10Th av s.
7. G. phone 2572. ..
FOR RENT-LATEsT IMPROVED REGINA
music boxes. with frequent changes of music.
Minnesota Regina Co.. 800 Hennepin ay.
BARBER sHoE WITH CHAIR AND MIRROR,
Z 237 10th av S: 81 week. -, 70, -z
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MONUMENTS.

MUM UWElN i -.
@1o;0o0 WORTH OF FNIsHED GRANITE AND
marble monuments. markers etc.: must be
Of Anoka Marble and Granite Works. 423
Washington av N.
NORTHWESTERN MANTEL co., XoNUKENTS,
headstones and markers; special designs on
request Office 4f9 9Th st 3. Granite and
Marble Works. S5l7 Hen. ~. Both phones.
MONUMENTS AND NARKERs. ALSO STEW
art Iron fences. Cau h. o. Jnye. 719 Cedar Az.
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The Blue Heron,s Tale.

teacher In a certain Philadelphia
public school was very fond OF reading
aloud extracts from books on natural
history to her young hopefuls. 1t gave
them clear ideas of what was going on
around them. she said and famlliarized
them with the habits of what would
otherwise have been an unknown part of
creation.
Ono afternoon, after reading them u
selection about the hue heron, she told
the children to write from their memory,
and in their own words, what they had
just heard.
Little. fingers grasped the pens, little
heads We're bent over the desks. and
then. after some minutes of writing,
papers were collected and carried up to
the teacher. Teacher. reading them
over In her own homo afterward. was
puzzled when sho came across the fol-
lowing bit of information:
..The blue heron has a tale, but it
must not be talked about"
She turned to tho book to find out
where tho little writer had got the foun-
dation for such statement The words
of tho book were "The blue heron has
no tail to speak of,"-AIinneap polls Jour-
nal.
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YOUNG WESTINGHOUSE
IN D|NNER-PlIL ARMY.
Multi-Millionaire's Son Goes to
Work Just Like An Ordinary
Apprentice.

Carrying an ordinary tin dinner bucket.
and clad In begrimed working clothes
George Westinghouse. Jr.. the only son
of George WESTINGHOUSE. the multi-mir-
lionaire manufacturer OF electrical ma
chinery, and who some day Will inherit
his fathers wealth. has gone to work In
the Westinghouse air-brake plant at
East Pittsburg
Like an ordinary boy who enters the
employ of the Westinghouse plant to
learn the business, young Westinghouse
is working to-day without enjoying a
single additional privilege or receiving
any more money than the less fortunate
ones. ~
Westinghouse completed his term at
Yale College last year. and after a sum-
mers rest began to study electricity. on.
January LIST he entered the air-brake
plant. and will work his way through all
the departments the same as tho other
apprentices
Westinghouse lives at tho westing-
house homo. Solitude" alone, while his
parents are Mt Lenox, Mass. Washing
ton or abroad. He rides to the plant In
a street car.
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Hon Finnegan Got His Whiskev.

there was slight bump felt by those In
t as lo tsgeo. end e the seg ose
and bobbed in tho wash of : The how.
wave.-a .nonting tnino that had not az
pioded when struck. And they had hard
mine lifted,.a hairy tlst followed and nm
angry voice called outs ..tVoll. fwat III.
pi t,IN are ye trSin' to do now.
fflnnegan, Finnegan." yelled those who
through the ship AS the amazed Capt.
Rumson reached the bridge amid his ex-
cited and half-dressed officers, the stri-
Gent era,, voice OF Finnegan came family
from astern. We can sllteer bettern We
can shoot, We nrlirderin' villains! Ye can
run me down. but 20 couldn't hit TIL
Rock nv Gibraltar
.What-what." stammered the cap,ain.
up?'' ~ .'o".'
-, The Lord only knows. captain said
me, a first lieutenant graveiy. These
MITES n rs nave ,, happened before. That must
strait-slnce broken adrif,, to float back
occult, captain"
The captain did not cry ''nonsensc;" he
STARED open-eyed at the boat putting Off
to rescue Finnegan.
And do you mean" he said. wonder
,T at last. that he has some mys-
VIC power over our gunnery?"
1t is hard to hit n mark awash IN
the water, captain" said the first lien.
tenant. Perhaps that Is the mine We
an fired at.-with Finnegan inside. No
wonder he is critical"
captain. pe's's'ed 'i'e
He must have swum to 1t, sir. after
ME- Ryerson saw him duck down. and
before the first blew up.
But why? oh, see The mine wos
nnd 10 Loaded far 81 and the other was empty,
And his being there. captain. assnr-
ediy had something to do with this shir,s
salyyation. Remember, sir our engine
broke down and had It not been far Fir,
nIegans weight In that mine. giving IL
the semblance of being loaded rho R,,..
SLAMS would have followed us thrn,ipi,
CO. yes begin to understand. but
ne was sober. and I'm told he m,,at ha
drink to bring his peculiar eift into
'Whiskey only increases a mower inber-
ent IN him., interposed the surrson.
Vel, BY George9 declared the captain
eSplosively. "a man so gifted deserves
every consideration. Yes sir: he shall
have ", all the whiskey he wants.
=, linen tlnneEan, damp, disheyeled and
disfespectful. was led into the canfain.a
presence. declaiming against the Argyll
ana her Northumberland loudly
that his shipmates could not shoot as
straight as the "Rooshans," who had shot
tfe buoys Off his chain, permitting rim to
SINK 70 saie bearings. and that had thew
peen let alone they would have shot away
s Tue chain; permitting him to float away
IRON the buoy that had caught it.
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SHE rs A FLAT FINDER.
And She is Kept Busy the Year
Rou1d-Many Women Clients.

one of tho busiest women in the city
to-day is a professional fiat finder While
She is an all the year round fiat hunter,
just now her entire attention is devoted
to hunting up quarters for women living
In the suburbs or even SO far away as
Chicago who want TO enjoy tho delights
OF winter In Washington.
''You know YOURSELF said the fiat
hunter In explaining the need for her
existence, chow tho glowing descriptions
Of agents often turn out'.
dark. gloomy cells and stylish furniture
q rickety mass that you wouldn't use In
your kitchen. With my knowledge Of lo-
calites and agents am able to secure
some charming quarters for comparatiye-
~ small comMlltDs9ns"
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CHURCH NOTICES.
cHR1srIAN SCHEMES.

o.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
CORNER OF Belvidere and Main streets).-sunday
morning at II o'clock subject. Spirit An
experience and testimony meeting every
"Wednesday evening ut $3.50 o'clock. The read
ing room is located in the Chamber OF Com
merce, and is open every week day from 10
TO 9. All are cordially invited
METHODIST
FIFTH. STREET NJ. L. CHURCH.
South. IFiv. f. B, M'SPARRAN. pastor
Sunday school at 9:15 A. NJ. Preaching
at IL A. NJ. and 7:45 p. NJ. by the pastor.
Morning subject, "The Condition of God $
Acknowledgment of Us as His Children. .
Evening subject. THE Painless World. !"
being the fourth sermon In series on
1.-THE Other World" All welcome.
BAPTIST.
CAMBRIDGE STREET BAPTIS T
Church.-The pastor, Rev. T.. v. BAI4DY,
ID. d.. will preach. Morning theme '.'rhe
Prayer Habits of Jesus Evening theme,
Alienation or Whlch7 How
VIII You Voter"
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having become n member of the firm OF
Peers & Owens ca, have found 1t neces-
tho Boys and Children's Department of
O.. Fl. Berry & Co.. that might give my
entire attention to the business of this
firm.
patrons for their liberal support and pa
tronuge In the field | am just leaving. ana
10 solicit a continuance of tho same in
my new line of smart things for ladies'
wear.
Very respectfully
TflOS. Il. FLOYD. +
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DRUGGIST.

JuDSON CUNNINGHAM, THE DRUG
g!st. is mt the same old corner. Twenty
first and Main. selling plasters and pills
to cure all IFS We sell n lib bag OF
tobncco for Zoe: Hancock's Celebrated
Humb,ig. only 10c.: IIancocks Sensation
Plug, only &C.; Jack OF Diamonds Plug.
only &C.; cunnngham's Royal Remedy
for men N1tnningham's Elixir of Life
will enrich the blood and restore wasted
energies. cunningimm's Digestive Tab
lets. cure Indigestion. constipation, tor
pid liver and mnlaria. They make
pure blood aud produce n lovely com
plexion. Price 15c. by mail, stamps
taken. Big stock, correct prices and
polite attention. and we ask share of
your trade.
BEE ]. A. oRioa SHOE co.'s CUT
SEE j a. GRIGG SHOE; CO.'S CUT
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SEEDS AND HARDWARE.

BLY, YOUR SEEDS. FERTILIZERS.
Hardware and Farm Implements from
US. We can save you money. Our Seeds
are pure and reliable. We handle a full
line or Vegetable Seeds, Onion sets, Irish
Potatoes. Garden Peas. Sugar Corn, Orch
Beans. Field land" and COW peas Pea sorsh,im.
MiIlet. oats. Clover Seeds and Poultry
Supplies. Write for our price list. SOUTH
'EkN SEED CO.. ll6 y. Eighteenth Street.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CONTROLLING BuSI-
ness established 1885 desires services or
branch office: Investment, $1,000 up
wards; references regarding ability and
integrity required; salary. $3.50 annual
ly and commissions. Address Box o36,
Madison Wis
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FOR SALE.

]. a. GRIGG SHOE COS GREAT CUT
SALE. MISSEsS AND CHILpREN.S
SHOES THAT WE'RE $50 AND 30,
NOW &c; LADIES SPRING HEEL,
BUTTON. THAT WE'RE $3.50 AND $sog.
TER'SD. THAT WERE 1907 NOW 81 20:
ONE LOT MEMS LACE. THAT WE'RE
t3.JD AND 800. NOW sl.Sy: ONE LOT
$3.50 AND $3.50; ONE LOT LADIES'
SLIPPERS AND OXFORD TIES; Si.oI:
ONE LOT LADIES' BUTTON, THAT
WE'RE s2.Oo AND Sa1o. NOW sL.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28

IAcRIrfCE- sACRIFICE IN LATEST
shapes and styles so varied that every
one can be suited. and the price, that y
the main thing, so cheap that you can
help buying. Come and see for yourseii.
Mrs. CHAMLEf3, 3l6 and 8ls L. Broad
Street.
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BEAUTIFUL BABY IRISH LACE HATS
for evening wear in advanced spring
styles at Mrs. WORTIIAM'S. ZIG North
Third Street.
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TRIGG sHIpYARD EQUIPMENT. CON
sisting OF machinery. tools, store;rooIn
supplies, MOTORS, 10 HIP. to 90 H.-P.
BETTING. single and double leather.
Shaftug, pulleys. hangers, etc. iuiHRsf
and fire wood. cheap. $. VI. ToMLiS-
son. Richmond va.
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FINE oLD-FAsHIoNED FURNITURE
and brass goods. No reproductions. c..
M. MOORE, 219 East Main.
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ANTIQUES.

OLDEST IN CITY ESTABLISHED 1866.
GEO A. LEONHARD, 107 Monteiro
Avenue. Barton Heights, cabinet-maker.
do only frst-class work, which others
refuse; also manufacturer OF Gilt Edge
Furniture Polish. Send postal
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SEWING MACHINES

WHAT DO YOU WANT? WE HAVE II
at 904 II. Broad Street Wheeler and
Wilson and Singer Sewing Machines.
Call and see us.
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TRUNKS,

MILLER & RHoADs. THE TRUNK AND
travelling bag headquarters of Richmond.
36-inch Canvas Covered Trunk. iron
bottom. heavy brass corners, double
strap. $3.50; 34-inch Automatic Trunk,
canvas covered. heavy brass corners.
double strap. $500: 24-inch Solid Leath-
cr Suit Case. 2 straps. heavy brass bolts
and lock- $500 each; 24inch Imitation
Leather Suit Case. reinforced corners.
brass bolts and lock, s1.75; 1s-inch Imi-
1ation Alligator Bag s2.9S; Pinch Gen.
une Hornback Alligator Bag, ss.iS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28

FOR SALE, A LI-ESTABLISHED
cleaning and pressing business. half or
whole; well advertised. n good chance
for right man. party DESTROYS of en-
gaging in other business. Box 40. New
port News, Va.
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MILLINERY.

YOU WILL FIND A LARGE sELEc-
ton of dainty Ready-to-Wear Hats that
are Just right for immediate use, at
prices to suit every one, at Mrs. CHAM
LEES. 316 and 3lS T.. Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28

OUR MISSION IN LIFE-TYPE-
writer's, repairs, supplies-nothlng else:
huge stock: all makes; prices from s.
up; terms to suit; satisfaction or your,
money back; suppose you investigate
now. TIE TYPEWRITER Elk
CHANGE, Cos East Main Street, phone
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MEETINGS.


THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders of the B. #. JOHN
SON PUBLISHING COMPANY will be
held at the offices of the company in tho
city Of Richmond, Virginia. Wednesday,
February Z. 1906, at 4 o'clock P. NJ. e. L.
PELL, Secretary. January %, 1906.
Richmond. Va. Jan. l6. 1906.
II HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Columbian Build
ing and Loan Association will be held on
january Slst. 1906. at six o'clock p. M.
G. b. MOUNTCASTLE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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LAUNDRY.

lis ,You WISH no pATRO N1zE An IN
dependent laundry. that Dies nothing
but hrsi-class work. prompt delivery
and polite service with no advance In
prices. why, phone Has or write for our
wagon to call. CHESTERFfELD I.AUN-
DRY, r, A. Stowe. Prop.
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VALUABLE PREsEN rs FREE
SAUER'S EXTRACT cartoons will
be redeemed up TO June Is, 1896. as fol-
lows: One l0c. carton, one Universal
coupon; one 25c. carton. three Univer-
sal coupons. Write THE c. F. SAUER
co. for catalogue of valuable presents.
Imported Calendar for six 10 cents car
tens.
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Vott CAN BUY FROM is CHEAPER
and get absolute satisfaction: typewrlt-
.rs OF all kinds; repairs 10 any make:
terms to suit. THE TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE, 615 T. Main Street, phone
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PATENT BUSINESS A SPECIALITY.
We buy and sell. promote and incor-
porate companies for the inventors; IN.
OF reference Call on or write Lam
CASTER & SEWARD, Room 10 Cham
Der of Commerce Bldg. Richmond. Va.
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THE NAME 80 U E n"
Stands for pure Ftavoring Extracts.

tcrest in established cooperative busi-
ness. secured by clear real estate held
In trust. now paying 10 per cent Is per
cent guaranteed) dividends? Expects
I soon to pay UP to % per cent. Nearly
3,Cc persons now receiving profits Send
postal for free Illustrated booklet Ad-
dress "A LIFE INCOME" 701 Drexel
Building, Philadelphia pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28

LARGEST COLLECTION OF ANTIQUES
In the STATE; everything at rock bStte q.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

GREATEST BARGAINS WE HAVE
ever offered-New $3.50 Sample Upright
Piano. double yeneered. guaranteed five
: years, for 1856 cash. freight prepaid
Prices on Pianos and Organs will adj
vance February 1st All orders received
by the first will be filed at old prices.
Write or telegraph II YOU want this
Agency, American Bank Bldg.
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O.S 70, UAhzf ,5rgD-tttJtJM SuIl, WiIH
tension Table, Refrigerator. Kitchen
Table. Chairs and S-Burner OIL Stove,
for sale mt once. Apply ut zoos z. Mar
shall Street.
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EVERY HAT IN MY IMMENSE STOCK
is a money-saver; every one has the
price cut In half. ! invite you to call
and inspect my stock before buying.
Ms. CHAMLEE, SIG and 3lS E. Broad
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28

".ANTED.. EVERY ONE IN NEED OF
a good cleaning paste for washing the
hands and for household and kitchen
use, to sendl4 cents in stamps to P. o.
Box 1875. Richmond. Va. for d free sam
pie OF kalena.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28

WANTED. TO SELL TWO SECOND
hand vietorias. one 2-horse Brougham,
rubber times. 800. one Landau Carriage,
$50. CONRAD GROSS, $40 n. Adams
Street. corner Brook Avenue.
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NJ; GOLDSTEIN, LADIES' TAILOR, 2lO
n. Fifth Street. is the only place where
you. can have your tailor-made suit
made at a reasonable price, and per
pectly satisfactory.
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FOR sALEIA ELLEsTABLIsHED
and prominent cigar store. in best paT r1
OF civ. doing a business OF about 5000
a year: also pool parior connected. do
Ing about 900 year business; spleii-
did opportunity for the right man, Own
or to retire. Address Room loS, Staf
Bldg. washington, d. G.
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FOR SALE cHEAP-HoTEL. AND COT
tases and 100 acres at Jordan Springs,
Va; 100 rooms: furniture. gas plant.
water plant: modern brick hotel; Ice
houses allied: easy terms. II not sold,
will rent Address II. II. BAKER. Win
chester. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28

FOR SALE, ONE PANEL RoCKAwAY:
glass In all panels: splendid close car
sonablc. can he seen at AINSL1E CAR
RIAGE co.
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n PAIRS OF LADIES' EXTREME
fine Lace and Button Shoes. A, b, and
C lasts: all style of toes. cut price Sl.00.
ALBERT STEIN, corner Fifth and
Broad.
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FOR ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FuRNI-
ture. etc, at right prices, see L. n.
ARNALL. 31s Brook Avenue.
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JURGENS, WILL SELL YOU A FOR
tune or Mrs. Rorer. Gas Range, and
Ii il does not cook. bake or broil as well
as INV other stove will refund your
money 1921 f. Broad Street
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$4,000 NEW UPRIGHT PIANO FOR
sale for slS5.0o cash; guaranteed five
years Address WM. NJ. JENKINS. p.
o. Box 327.
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PERSONALS.

DON'T SPOIL YOUR FANCY COOKING
by using cheap Extracts: use the best
at any prices A U 2 RS.
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FOR SALE. GENUINE ANTIQUES, MA
hogany Furniture, Tenders. Andirons;
no limitations. c. NJ. MOORE, 2i9 East
Main.
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WHY NOT RENT A TYPEWRITER
for home use? We have d nice stock
of rental machines from $3.50 UP. THE
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 6O5 East
Main Street. phone $3.50.
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FREE-YOUR FORTUNE TOLD. FU-
Americas eminent philosopher, astro-
logist ciairvoyant. ST. JOHN. IL Shell
don Street, Chicago. Send birth date
and stamp. Know myself.
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STORAGE.

rooms apply to RICHARDSON <.
CHAPPEf,L. Storage Department, Bel
videre Building. sol W. Main Street
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SPENCE. % AND "a N. NINTH ST.. HAS
the largest and best assortment OF
Trunks. Satchels Flasks, Card Cases
and Leather Novelties ever shown in
this city, and at the lowest prices. II
your trunk or bag is out of order, phone
us: we will call for II and return II same
day. Our motto: One hundred cents .or
your dollar. E. II. SPENCE. % and II
n. Ninth Street.
WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 7o3 EAST
Broad Street and convince yourself that
Trunks and Travelling Necessities in the
city; repairing done. II. w. ROUN-
TREE & BRO, Trunk and Bag Co.
SPECIAL TRUNK SALE THIS WEEK.
Best 500 shoes on earth. HUNTER
SHOE CO.. 3l4 q. Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28

FOR. SALE. SMALL LIBRARY OF VAL,
liable books; III volumes; all new, and
new Oak Book Case: will sell at a
sacraiicc. Address a. Il. c., I'LL East
Main Street Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28

WANTED. RELIABLE AGENTS WHO
can produce results and sell Increase
capital Of banking company 20 years old;
for agents benefit valuable presents
given free. Pay so to $50 per $1,000.
H 81. care this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28

FOR SALE. LARGE SAFE; MODERN
improvements: double inside and out
side doors. cheap, to close business.
Call sos East Broad.