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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
FLORALA 7 COX
THE FIRST
CAME,
Won from Y. M. C. A. Yesterday
Afternoon by the Score
of Il to 6.

The first game of the series of
three to be played between the Flor
ala and Y. NJ c. A. teams, went to
the visiting team yesterday after.
noon at Palmetto Beach. when they
walked away with a victory by a
score of IL to 6.
Only a small crowd was present
when Umpire Schad called the first
batter up, but those were present got
their moneys worth, for Miller, the
first batter for the visitors. sent the
ball on a line over the right field
fence for a home run, and this took
v hatever ginger the locals might
have poss assed out Of them, and they
played a rather loose and hstless
game thereafter. The batteries were
Miller and Ball for FlOrala and Simon
son. BlOunt and LurtOn for the Y. NJ.
c. A. boys.
While defeated yesterday the To-
Gals think they will even up matters
to-day by taking the game this after
noon, and will try hard for another
victory on Friday, when a big crowd
is expected to witness the game.
Both teams can play good ball,
and as they are about even in play
ing strength. should put up an intec.
esting contest this afternoon ana il
is expected that the crowd will be
larger than yesterday and give the
boys more encouFag cement. One
pleasing feature of the game yester
day was the absence of kicking and
wrangling. Not one decision of I'm
pire Schad's was questioned. and he
umpirad a good game of ball.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
TWO NEGROES GO
TO DeFUNIAK
CAUGHT NEAR BLUFF SPRINGS
BY DEPUTY RREWToN-
WANTED FOR HIGH
WAY ROBBERY.

Sheriff Campbell, of Walton county
arrived in the city yesterday from De-
Funiak. and returned with two ne
groes, Tom Sweet and Emory Gald-
win. who are wanted in DeFuniak for
highway robbery, and who had es-
capped from the officers of that coun-
~ and made their way to Pensacola
and thence north to Bluff Springs.
Deputy Sheriff Allen Brewtoh cap
tured the negroes Tuesday might. hav-
ing received a description of them a
few days previous. They were on
their way to Flomaton at the time
and intended going to some of the
saw mills in Alabama.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
CANNOT AGREE ON
RAILROAD RATE BILL

Washington. June 27.-The cOnfec-
enCe on he ra IJad rate bill tonight
resulted ii no agreement
Tle conference agreement on the
senate amendment 20 the sundry civil
bill providing Tor government paru-
cipaiOl in the jamestown centennial,
Is reported today, provides for an APP
sro1r.aJiun OF Sl,525.OOO. 1t is pre-
-ic-ed thar the agreement viii be &C
ap-ed by tle house and senate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
GENERAL DEFICIENCY
BILL PASSED HOUSE

Washington, June 27.-The general
deficiency Dll, the last Of tne big mon
g measures, passed the house late
OGay.
Among the important actions Of the
louise Was The adoption OF an item in
ne general defc ency bill ratifying and
ssalz.ng The duties collected during
President ROoseveJs term on imports
ron the Philippines. The democrats
a. 1rst made a Trm stand against the
Ten but finally gave way.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
BRYAN APPLAUDED
IN WISCONSIN
TO NEBRASKAN RE-
cEVED WITH TREMENDOUS
APPLAUSE.
sy Associated Press.

Milwaukee, June Pin the sta 2
democratic convention called for the
purpose of adopting a platform Dan
lei H. Grady was made temporary
chairman. His reference to William
J. Bryan was received with tremcn-
dous applause. The mention of Sen
ator Bailey in connection with rail-
road legislation was also applauded
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
IMMORTAL J. n"
HAS PASSED AWAY
By Associated Press.

Toledo. o.. June al N. Free,
known all over the country as The
immortal J. N" died to-day at the
Toledo State Hospital for the Insane.
For years he travelled over the
United States paying neither hotel
bills nor railroad fare. He had been
an inmate of the insane hospital for
several months.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
BY Associated Press.

New York June PA wild rumor
that children's threats were being
cut in the public schools resulted in
such excitement and panic in the
lower east side that fifteen schools,
with twenty-five thousand pupils,
were closed for the day.
The trouble was caused by opera
tons performed on several children
yesterday for the removal of a0enOids
from the throat. The report was ex-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
STOCK LIMIT ORDINANCE
PASSED BY CITY COUNCIL
THOUGHT THEIR CHILDREN'S
THROATS WERE BEING CUT
Wild Rumor that Russian Antf-Jez0S
Were Operating in Nea0 York Starts
Panic in L00ver East Side.

aggerated to-day and rumors that
Russian anti-Jews were operating in
this country were circulated and that
the start was being made on Hebrew
children.
The schools were surrounded by
frantic parents who became so
threatening that calls for police. pro
lection were made. In one instance
the people became so riOtous that
doors and shutters were closed to
insure the safety of those inside.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
JEWS AT UMAN ARE
IN STATE OF PANIC

London. June PA dispatch from
Warsaw to The Jewish Chronicle to-
day says that Uman. southwest OF
Kiev, is in a ferment and a massacre
of Jews is feared. The Jews of the
town are in a state of panic.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
PURE FOOD BgLL HAS
BEEN AGREED UPON

washington, June 27.-The pure
100 0il as agreed on by the con-
-eIses OF The senate and house was
,o-4! reported to the senate. The
mus mus oiA is taken as the basis Of
-1e senate committee on foreign
e @-lo1s authorized a favorable re-
- o ". the protocol providing for the
S'S.,-e1'-slment of an International in
,,--o-e OF agriculture at Rome, Italy.
- --D'o' loriy governments are parties
% Tie arrangement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
SILVER SERVICE
WAS PRESENTED
LoL oNIAL DANES GIVE HAND
SOME PRESENT TO BATTLE
SHIP VIRGINIA.
By Associated Press.

Norfolk, Va, June 27.-The hand
soma silver service given by the
Colonial Danes of America, of Vir.
ginia. to the battleship Virginia, was
presented at the Norfolk navy yard
to-day in the presence Of large
CROWD.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
STRIKE
ON LIS N. WHARVES

All the laborers employed on the
L & n. wharves went on strike We'd
nesday morning, and the work of load
ing vessels is at a standstlll. The
men demand 81 per day, an advance of
so cents over the wage scale paid here
tofore. The men are determined not
to return to work unless the advance
is granted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
DUKES STABLES
BADLY DAMAGED
FOUR SERVANTS HAD MARROW
ESCAPE-ToTAL LOSS
$55,ooO.
By Associated Press

New York, June 27.-James Brodie
Dukes private stable, five stories
high was badly damaged by fire to-
cav The loss included two autOmo-
biIes four horses and four carriages
amounting to $50, 900. Four servants
had narrow escapes from being cut
off nv the flames and were later res
cued by policemen. ALI four were
painfully burned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
REVOLUTION
THREATENED
AMERICANS PREPARING TO
LEAVE HONDURAS-QUARAN-
TINE MAY BE DEMoRAL-
lied.
BY Associated Press

New Orleans, June 27.-Offctal re-
ports say that revolution is threat
ened in Spanish Honduras.
Americans are preparing to leave
the country and the quarantine pre-
cautions in force on the Honduras
coast are in danger of decentralization.
The report was made to the Louisiana
State Board Of Health by travelling
medical inspectors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
CONGRESS WILL COMPLETE
ITS LABORS SATURDAY

Washington, June 27.-In a CONVEX
aalo4 with the president today
speaker Cannon stated that unless
2o-etnlng Unforeseen happens con-
s.ess viii complete its labOrs for THIS
SESSION al midnight on Saturday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
FIRE ON BOARD
PACIFIC LINER
ey Associated Press.

San Francisco. June 2I.-Fare IS
raging in the coal bunkers Of the
trans-pacific liner American 1t the
docks here. The flames were d's-
covered this morning and tugs have
been fighting the blaze all day
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
PREACHER SAILOR
Is DISCHARGED
BY Associated Press

Norfolk. Va, June 27.-Mathew
Former. the sailor-preacher from
South Carolina, has been dishonor-
ably discharged from the navy. he
deserted from the navy when ne
found il did not suit man OF MS
morals, according to his defense.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
WAGGAM4N DEAD
FROM CANCER
81 Assoclated p.

Washington, June 27-News has
I - 4. received OF the death Of Thomas
= "aggsman, CORNER treasurer OF
- catholic University, who failed
-. - over four million dollars a year
49, ~ a farm house near Annapolis,
The cause Of death was cancer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
Moroccan Treaty.

Washington, June 27.-ScnatOr Cul-
" asked unanimous consent TO vote
"a NE ratification OF the Moroccan
-! December y next Consider
80 @'.-- was deferred to executive ses-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
.ssIIrck in Conference on Meat
lrsDsCtiOn Provision to kgTi-
cultural Bill.
ACCUSES HEARST
Bailey Says He is RESPONSIBLE
for Magazine Attack.

coNFEREEs CANNOT AGREE ON
eAIL ROAD RATE BILL-GENER-
Al DEFICIENCY BILL PASSED
Ry HoUSE-CoNGRESs WILL
PROBABLY COMPLETE ITS
WORK BY MIDNIGHT SATURDAY
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
Measure Will Become a Law ThiT-
~ Days After Approval BY
the Mayor.
RENSHAW SWORNIN
As Successor to Alderman BaaTS
in Precinct "a.

OF AWARDING CON-
TRACT FOR NEW CITY HALL
STILL UNDER CONSIDERATION
FINANCE COMMITTEE TURN
ED DOWN REQUEST FOR APP
PRECIPITATION REQUESTED TO
REMOVE WEEDS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
Bond Trustees.

Chairman Green, OF the Board Of
Bond Trustees, reported that the CON
tract between the city and Mr.. Currie,
of New Orleans, for the construction
Of the sewerage system. had not yet
been entered into, but that such
would probably be done in a few days
He reported the opening Of bids for
the new city hall, and gave the names
Of bidders and amounts. The board,
in this connection, stated that il had
Continued on Page Thrssl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

FOR SALE ONE DOUBLE TRUCK
II 90 lbs. capacity;3 also one mare. buggy
and harness = little used. f. e. HOEN-.
F5 NIGER e. BRO, No. 9 South Fllteenth
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CHICKEN FEED.

Only 9oo BAGS BURNT WHEAT LEFT.
d prica III 81 .05 # per 100 pounds, fg2 w 10! J.
y ToDD. iio5 N. Sixth Street.
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'WANTED-TO SELL & MY GROCERY.
tobacco and candy store: q good oppor-I
al am going out OF the bus!.
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WANTED, ENGAGEMENTS FOR ED1-
y son concert phonog raph delightfn az e.
traction for Entertainments and pa5s!esi
.Addrnss ] sG6 n care this o fflce. "A.
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"a 81 lst'N 81 ~ -. 60 X
pEVlI0D CRABS,

RED BASKET DEYlL1EpI CRABS Al
c Cefs AN ss7s. ~
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ANTIQUES, j ( /! )! j.

l1.ARGTsTCOLLECTI ONSOFtANT1QUEs
n II the State; everything at rock bottom
3a prices. RIGGS. No 61b East Main st "
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fT NM, LIVER PII.Ls ARE LIT
tle wonde max ~ YOU. feel 5000 AZ sI
s.'s NJ EilRsxYihS co,. hi isi s
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WANTED OLD OLD AND SILVER IN
any condition; highest Gag prizes t, paia:
y in exchange. a.. M.SMEYER q Bro.
Jewellers, No, 5o3 Broad Street, ltlch-
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sl,il d VIZ
WANTED 4 3

s. o'SULL1YAN, 1884 EAST cAaY
b street, wants three carloads Of sugar.
flour. lard. w1iskey 4 and &oil narrelsi
sSscooper "a - material. {5 Phone N23. M wv
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FOR "a FIFTY; DOLLAR II n clHIaa,
dress III $780, care this ON &c, a.
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DIR. \ MARTIN Fii57l33 BRAUN. SURGEON
ss1 ts 'srats uo ooys
Y bnnions ingrowing toenails scientifically
without pain, corns removed. &c. each !.
both feet treated IA, Il. %. ONCE. I'll 81
70 IS. sM Nv" Sundays IN 10 a. NJ to 4 p. N.
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SPECIAL 81 AN D ID TENTED Ma
patent YOU have been thinking about
% long. We will develop and market Il
\ for YOU I. q, B,--FORD co. Trigg Ship
yard Phone 3048. ssf NJ ~ "a
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tTSi.A;Di:sToNE FOR sALni PRICR. E.oo'
] 479, care this ONCE, II %
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iaRocERIHs OF ALL KIN Isl G :, : z! 2,
North Eighteenth, Phone. aase,
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BEST TYPEWRITER PAPER, RIB,
bons, carbon ma per, brushes. OIL era sers,
s%s.s RES
& CHAN dE, No. oQ East Main Street,
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE 4 w ELL Los
ia Gated on main business str rect 5 very fine
e cherry n xtures Ut ck In exceller,t shapes
sell az less thnn inventory price, =, 900;
s,t III health no commission; no broker.
$t n. az a. HANGER, vi Newport News, Va
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WE STAND READY AND WILLING
4 70 pay tloo for the production ,ofi sny
4 cas- OF bali, ~ cannot cure to stay
& cured. i We know hoWeto sire sickness
ana N W cure @ It. Detective henrinS
cured Raferencs: Cured !, p y 81 =
s8 DIVINE So II EALING lNsTlTLTE.S9 ~
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OUR SUMMER RATES WILL con-
ITNtinue until b August 18th |; twenty per
" cent. discount allowed, ana unlimiegGSd
81 scholarships issued. atE MASSEY bUSA-
ia NESS COtLEG D. Es rs 81. 54s53Sssii
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DON'T PUT OFF OPENING i "a 2 BANK
Id account until you Z have "a II W hole lot, q
n mo 1ey:s star III i small way BY deposit.
Is ing Ia little every day in TIL p FIRST
IS NATIONAL BANK and you Will be suI'
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N nIEs. .AyEED Err Err ~ BLUE AND
I Pint pumps and G bison Ties ; new shy
III 1nent just arrived; sl.H, worth f,oo.
fAI.BERTN STEIN X i 18th and broad.
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bfOgT4 GctoMpLpTH STOCK OF AwNrF
4 ings; WI Tents 4 and & Flags IN the eoutbi
= prices right. N H Il e. COPEIANDE& CO,
8sS i08 North Mn tn. I'll Phone 2676. AZ
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FOR SALE, ONE FOUR HoRsE- POWER
Whiitie Gasoline Engine. used , 2nly4
SIS four we eks. Apply .CRUiCksH1xAA IN
&s IRON WORKS. t1erlnll..
Sss ta1o Road 8 eli 4A4s34t3
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS

,nrncToRs' 'BU0GIEs-A SPECIAL LINE
3Dof CLOSE or omen tops |; steel Or rubber
tires !; high-class at low prices, ", G.
SNfI,tHl ala NJ rif thE Street. .is ]! s
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FOR SALE AT RA n = htn. al
4 AMY CONRAD GROSS. Brook Avenue
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DON'T ,t)i BURY YOUR IoNEY..IN A!soCk!
Or hidegit under,s,he ho,le 81
DSeposit It In THE FIRST NATIONAL "a. :.
81 BANK, Richmond, "a 80 % s, slesp
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OLD AND 81 NJ DER NJ PAINTINGS
B cleaned, restored and refined. Renoy-
\ ing hlisters from par els specisitIy:
also cradling pan CEAHLlEs 3 y! S AZ
II 1nes. Il telephone II 1854 5g& studio e 92t 81 e.
u Leigh $ street. Richmond. Ia
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y MERcHA.NTs EAN 3 F.ARMERs..y
Ooh 81 STAIN STAIN

VIZ AVE TT, ANY CoLoR WANTED.
3s5 1Ye q sell 5s paint @ at s 5 LOO Ri n gallon.
w. B road
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COAL, AND WOOD.

DON'T 4 READ sADYERTIslGAlEE "a
n Just call 1909 ana 1920 for wood. nm
always the cheapes and always try to
please you in all classes OF fuel spe-.
er In low, prices. LONG, tho Wood Man.,
- 1901 b West Broad Street, S al si , sS
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Vglll h " Y 3
HARDWARE.
c;oLp WATER PAlNT.5
7,to,'&3ic:; Ell g "A q ALL ON

FOR GOOD ROOF 4 PAINT 4 rGA4Ih4r.
ES lon for& house 81 paint, at F CHAesRLlE
IAN s No. West Broad s rect rec.
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11o, oOO T77 70 LEND 8S8 ON DIAMONDS.
Watches 4 and gf JeWelry at New W YoiI
% rates 'Iof All ores {. AZ ICEIMOND LOAN
OFFICE. 81 Largest and Most Reliable
4 220 Ninth Street. # 3sS
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7MAoHINE

REPAIRS AND r RENEWALS TO EN-
= zines, Boilers and ~ hiAeFy. Nothing
too large for ns to handle and not hing;
ion. ~ VI j. ORD %. Tfiss sh,pyaFa,
iPhcneE 8022. INK If. g-t az u VA
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LAWN MOWERS,

Yo1IR ARD DcN'TLO OK NICE WITH
long grass; our Lawn Mowers 5 vii 40
5S the work. See our stock OF sDall clearing
Mowers. q EcLI3Af HARDWARE Gu. giis&4s
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FURNITURE MOV1N 6.

s~,11,1TMNPs RELIABLE TRANSFER Is
the !. place to! have your moving done
nnnkaans hauled. Phone 1445. s04 East
Broad Street. ~
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HE NAME 81 Is ASUE r. ss a
Y HtnndsBfor Pure FlnvorinK Extracts, NJ
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FOR sALE-TWo "a q GOD w o RK
b: horses, " cighIng from f 100 to V ], 300
a pounds 3 each; one lS.'t wo- horse truck
wagon and harness; three coA! carts
q and harness. Appl TO- NJ. ADELAA!NS-
% SKI, e2l Brook Avenue. ~
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WANTED-TO BUY FEATHER BEDS
FOR cash. Address "a 1885, care this. once.
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coFgEH "A FHA
Crown Dairy Lunch ROOM ElantR ~ Rn 9
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q BOOK BINDING An 9 R,hsr'No.

sBLANK-BooK BINDING AND JOB
and q Governor Street pa
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WE WANT YOU ~, CALL. AT 7oa EAST
Broad Street md convince yourself that
We have the largest and best line OF
Trunks and Travelling Neoessltie In the
city; repairing done, H. ~, ROuN-
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r.. M " .asS II Ri SIS. 4oi EST BROAD.
carries fun line OF HAYDEN 3 Famous
Pure Herb Remed! S y na,1rs
5Sr,lcslo,Sh skim, scalp, toilet and ~ batt, !;
~ also Patent ii icines. ohacco, Cigars
Soda eWater.i Dnl ~ and Sunday Pa pers.
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FOR sALE-THREE B 50 H.:P, r.. y.
Il 20 H. p Englr,e, not econd hand. rebuilt
~ like new O. d, FORD G D, rrigs Sehip-
Il yard. Phone 302S 8 IA Il
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llssAvEj MONEY

FIRST, NAT4QNAL.S BANK RICHMOND.
rhf1esy win take care q Ii fof YOU. q Id
/ return the principal on demand. 1 and
81 agree ment. VIII pay ipgOTsst oh Il n
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To sEI IL FOR 80. ONE FIF'rY-poL-;
y lar certificate good on purchase 81 any
plano OF The Gable Company Address
VAUGHN No. 1911 $ Floyd A tl''Yetl1''
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~ EATHER 81 Ds WANTEp q,
COST PAID FOR OLD FEIATIIER
beds. Phone 1885, or address BE TIL FIR.
al North Sixth, Buyer viii call and
i see them r5l IN, AZ Slt i5t 5s 81 81
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sM iadIs. ana aoa Children. perisetlY gsntie:
Can Be seen a BY appoin tnert, Apply
d ar No 4 4o1 Mutual Building.
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oar RtcH F.IEA,rHERs. N,

OSTRICH 4 FEE THER KE z VI Y OUR
& old Feathers To IL URSTO 70 they WILL
mako them new aga In. b TIL uRSTON'E,
Mo-. 3O8 North n tn Street. III 3
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s.sEATED STEAM sAUTOAio BILE FOR
E sale very cheap, as owner has no use.
N for 3 It ~ will carry six pers ont; would
Il Be suitable for family " ehicle or trans n
W d runabout. Address Lock Box So.
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MEI'pllcAl
PERSONALS.

BAuER's EXTRACTS ARE THE BEST
I'm STHE w RLDS for your ICE CREAM
SsyYAT TER III &c ES IA md 4 OF her SI| III Err
4 DRINKS. IA CO twice sas VI far AZ other
x brands Ask your srocers for SAUERis
Il and take no othe a s ri n
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4 III RsEs MI TO ss8s PAsTURH:E
f,nes grass. running vat ter. big pnstnn[E,e e
and "a d AZ e ,est faf Rich.
Y rnond ~ a. Il Phone $50, gg5
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.LlYRRI .RIkLa.

DON'T FOR dET THE. REGIS, sAtI!or EnN
Z your "a tile at M, I, ~ U6S ~ N u SONS,
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ODD AN D Z No sAL I
gCoL ~. WAITE IIPAlNT.
CUT. PRlycEs.

s. cRoQ JET SETS. AND
q Lawn NJ owe ~. Mt ne " stO re. sS CHARLIE
81 n o. West Broad Street.
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iFOR sALE--AN EsTABLrsHEDl8G GEN.
stock. show, cases, Us etc. large, sroomy
b8 store, k and four yelling rooms mt low
rental Address K. ~. ca re lines. %,
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;HIGHEsT CASH PRICES PAIDSSFO
2s11 East Main street. Send postal. S5s &c

WANTED-ToB BUY LARGE. DOUBLE
b door safe quick for cash & give full de.
Il scription and whore can be seen !: 10 ~ West
{@ cash II price, AddreBs SAFE BOA81zs.i5S3s g3
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sLiP COVERS To#oRDER.

ws,,r~NsAKE AND CUT ALL KINDS OF
D. .t1n - covers t satisfaction guaranteed,
LEVY, e = KA9s. e Broad, Phone
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FOR RAI4 GRAY Fog ! RI ES,y Ao q \.
68 sHAXF, 606 N. TWentyrhfth sIrse q,
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COFFEE At THH'
K Brond. tt 5fss5s lllt
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ron sALE. AT ONCE F1FIEEM GOOD g q
"a second hand show cas- 20 t1's 1a Asl
Street. IA * ssSgi.N
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! ---WAToH RgPAIR lNo.T

YOUR WATCH RDPAIRENp OR CLEAN
Shat Il isf done properly % years. ex-
Il nerienca. NJ Cleaning. q .Q0 Main Springs,
Il, %, b IDS East Broad Street. All work
x Guaranteed. III 5as Il,
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ND BARGAINS "A IN IS DtI AN; oI N d
- Watches and Jewelry: largest most re-
Iiabie. RICHMONDalaLOA DAN OFFICE
Y Ninth Street. s.. Hnchrnch.
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ron sALE-wAGoNs TO Il SUIT YOU.
PaintinR repairing and ~ bber-ttre
work. RICHARDS On BROS GIG " Brook 9.
VA Avenue. ~ S IN 3si3 f@
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FOR 81 SALE s1O0 81 CREDIT CERTIFI-j
q cate, good for fnco va ue as frst pay
"a mention piano at any Ca BILE store ~
h the South, for Sos Address X 433i 4 care
a5 this Office. M M
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DENTISTRY.

soUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. QPPo.
site ths postofnce.. tnoee ss 'sa 81 an-
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SCREEN u DOORS,

~, : FE,N n DOORS. N 60. COMPLETE.
4 home manufactured We have others
}jt that are better, Look over. 81 ock be-
N. foro buying. FLBAS HARDWARE o.;
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0HEAPEsT LINE a OF 5 RUNABOuTs:.
f91S prs SSs Il apa &. Hr. sil
~ Street 81 Sls3l Essi