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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-07
NEGRO TROOPS
ARE DISMISSED
Whole Battalion Which Created
Disturbance in Texas Leaves
Army in Disgrace
PRESIDENT ACTS PROMPTLY
Directs That General CARING
tons Recommendations BE
Complied With.

WASHINGTON, November s.--Unpre-
csdented IN the history OF the army OF
the United States Is tie action OF the
President. just announced. in dismissing
IN disgrace fIom that army an entire
battalion OF coiored troops because OF
their failure - disclose tho identity ~
some Of their number who had been
guilty ~ violence and murder.
A. an evidence. however. Of his inten-
ticn o. bee fair 70 the cOlored troops the
President has accompanied this action
by an order which may amount 10 the
court martial 81 white army officer OF
nigh grade. Who was charged with having
asst Eiurs upon the colored troops. The
story 81 both actions is told IN the FOL
lowing of'icial correspondence made pub
-ic to-day by the military secretary.
The report OF an investigation made
b. BrigadieT General r. A Darlington
InspectoT-CieReral OF the army, relative
20 the riotOus disturbance that occurred
at Brownsville. Texas. on the nlght o.
August u. isJs and that resulted IN the
death % one and the ~oBnding % another
oitzen % that city. has been considered
and acted upon by the President. Fol
lowing are his Instructions with regard 70
the matter.
The White House.
Washington. u. g.. Nov. 8. 1896
" The Secretary Of War
j have read thru General Darlington
report. dated October I'd. submitted 20
me by you. direct that the rcconmeu-
dations Il General Darlington b. com
Piled with and that az the same time the
conclud ng portiOD Of his report be pub
llshed with our sanction as giving the
reasons for the action.
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WEALTHY CLURMAN SENT TO
PENITENTIARY FOR SIX YEARS

AUGU STA. GA. November 6-Thomas
". Alexander. formerly "A wealthy cotton
factor and prominent club man. who was
arrested at Pittsburg September 18th.
after having fed from this city July Sth
leaving debts amounting 10 500 DO. to-day
pleaded guilty TO an indictment charging
elnbezzlement. and was sentenced to six
wears Imprisonment
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Bad Break.

Mr.. Footenit: II was under the ir,nro.si,,
had met you before Miss Jisgs '0N''0-
Miss Jiggs; mo: you may have r,ct nv,
sister. but not me- ''
Mr.. Potent; 7 guess that's II. the Mis-
Jugs met was pretty."-Tho Catholic STAND
ard and TimsA.
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is a phrase that is shouted
from so many house tops,
that We use 1t reluctantly.
And yet our Young
Mems Clothes are real
ly. truly" College Clothes.
They reflect the latest
vogue IN the great uni
versities of the country.
Nothing starched-and-
stiff or fashion-platey"
about 'em. They have the
style that is real, because
it's subtle. You see, but
you can't define it.
College Sack Suits. $12
TO S26.
College Overcoats, S12
TO $35.
Jacobs 9 Levy
The Abode OF the Mode.
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WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD
ELIXIR BABEK
Cures Malaria, Chill and Fever When All
Others Fall.
Its Effect Is the Same In All Countries
TO'the Manufacturers Of ELIXIR BA.

To'She Manufacturers Of ELIXIR BA-
BEK."
Gentlemen: During the summer Of IA
/ contracted the disease known as ma
larie. After a years fruitless treatment
by a prominent Washington physician.
was entirely cured by your ELIXIR IA
BEK. Upon my arrival in this country I
WAS again stricken with malaria. but this
time In a worse form--the tropical ma
laria- Remembering the merits OF vous
remedy. I Immediately sent for some
Again Il proved 20 me that for malaria a.
was far superior 60 any physicians treat
anent.
Elixir Babek In this country Is worth
tts weight In gold Respectfully yours
BRASIE OHAGAN
Troop e. Sixth L. s. Cavalry. 'eBaiavan -
Province OF Batangas. Luzon Island
Philippine Islands.
=, For sals by all druggists. soc per Sot-
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Appeal From Manchester

The decision viu bc announced an ia.
carii 30 possible moment
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Mamma Was Almost Crazy.
DeKalb. Ill, Ian. 2. 1905.

DeKalb. ILL.,. Jan. 2. 1906.
am very much pleased 70 sit down and
write you how much thank God and you, for
Wine Of Cardui. 1t saved my life. and will
never be through praisng God for IT. Twas
very sick with fever and never got over it, Just
right was weak and hardly able to get Up.
and for six months was in bad shape. was
pale and white. and the best doctor in DeKalb
gave mo Up and said | would not get we'll
Aanasna va almost crazy 10 think Of it. At
soaa - Sns advice OF a lady friend. (Mrs.
: oOAaA4nn- so letter above) Mamma gave
90 WA0a Of Cardtb and after had taken three
v~a night 81. Nov am feeling well and got
'@ Ca0dut HAZEL UPSOM.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
Wells nS Weather PrOph c ts

A popular idea in Switzerland that some of the wells in that country are reliable weather prophets has been proved by scientists to be well found ed. These wells, by some sort of pres. sure, not clearly understood, have the property of drawing in air at certain times and of blowing out air at other periods In order to ascertain definite ly If there was any truth in the idea of weather prophecy the wells were covered and small opening was sur mounted with U shaped pressure gauge It was found that when the barometer rises the air rushes into the wells ill steady current, and wheu the barometer falls the air rushes out. The currents of air are definite and easy to perceive, even without the gauge The general tendency of the weather is foretold with considerable certainty. Chicago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
pp4tr4. J.l1n SOa-.

4 worlingman, fond of his pint or beer on Saturday night. got very mud dled sometimes. Knowing that his wife on such occasions searched his pockets. he when not too far gone. used to sccrete his money In various places. and it often happened that the next morning he could not remember the hiding place. He had a canary which used to hang in front of the window. One Sunday morning he was sitting looking at the bird when a neighbor looked in and inquired If he would sell It. As the bird was not much use for singing, he reached the cage down for his neghbor to look at, whcreupon his wife got very angry and hung Up the cage again.
 II will l1ot have that bird sold on any account" she exclaimed. T don't care naught about It being a poor singer. for it's laid many siXpence and a shilling. and now It's begun to lay half crowns.'
 Then it's owner realized where some of his hidden treasures had gone.- Pearson Weekly.
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ilCii.E.

GracefulneS5 is of course the hlghsst object of the dance among all peoples, but their conceptions of what conStl- tutes grace differ widely. According to q student of dancing, who has Wit- messed tens of thousands of dances i'll all parts of the world, who has pene- trated to the interior of Africa and tile desolate mountains of western China, there are three dances that, to his way of thinking, are equal i'll beauty In grace and in the poetry of notion These are ;he dances of the jaYanase Mohammcdans, especially the love dance" In which only the younger wo- men participate; the tarantclla oi Christian Italy and the butterfly dance of Japan. That dancing loses ill poetry. In fire. in moaning. as civilization in creaSa5 is the belief of this student Of the art. The modern dances of ciyiliz- cd nations, especially as expoundcd on the stage, are not only meaningless and lacking ill the beauty of tAe original dance, but actually degenerate and merely physical centoftions that, while they maE te rhythmic and graceful, are as iuSPid and a5 meaningless as the waddle of duck.-GhicaGo Trio- u1a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
Animals and Rain.

It seems strange that no animal. un- less it be the squirrel seems to build itself shelter with the express object so much dislike Monkeys are miser- able in wet and could easily build shel- ters if they had the sense to do so. but even the orang outang, which builds q small platform in the trees on which to sleep at night, never seems to think of a roof, though the Dyaks say that when there is much raiu it covers it. self with the leaves of the pandanus, a largo fern.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
Eair1lrrrsltPa.

The brush trade is full of Receptions. An experienced hand will by touch tel! # a broom CT brush be all hair or a mjxt.2e. Pit f ever in doubt pull out or cut T suspicious hair and apply l matGt,. However well doc toretj he deception will be shown at once Hates will burn, rolling lip ball. like, with the well known smell Of burned hair while a vegetable substi- ute will consume, leaving the charrea portion like burned match.-NcW York Telegram.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16

Irregularities, woman's greatest enemy, absolutely corrected with Brooks Female Prescription.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
EE.fl Frees,

\ Wonaa was much astonished to receive . letter from another woman asking for a slip of her hall tree. s1 understand" she wrote. you've got a good variety of hall trees, and as we've just finished us new house With l real nice hall we'll need q tree, and we'd be ever so much obliged if you'd send us sl'> uv your'n. And please will you send along with the slip di- rections tellin' US whether to water It from the top CT bottom?"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
C0nUNGrurnS.

Visitor (to artists young wife, Whatever were you two laughing over so just now? Wife-Oh, it was sucl fun My husband painted. and cooked. and then we both guessed what the things were meant for Meg@eudorfar Blatter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
ANNI ti MEETING OF
 PELHAM CAR COMPANY.
Capital Increased Dy sz6,013.0O0, Mak- ing the Total capitalization of
 the Company $l00,000,00G.

Chicago, Nov. 16-At the annual meeting of the Pullman Palace Gar company, which was held here yester- day the capital stock of the company was increased by $26,000,000. The ad- diton to the capital stock was di- yided among the stockholders in the proportion of thirty-siX shares for each 100 shares hald at the time of the meeting.
 At the meeting of the directors, which was held prior to the general meeting of the stockholders, Charles s. Sweet was elected director in place of Frank O. LoWden, resigned. The other officers of the company were re- elected.
 to cost S1,000,00o, was recommended.
 After the meeting President Lincoln declared that the stories circulated re- garding his intention to resign had been entirely without foundation.
 The annual statement of the com pany for fiscal year ending July 31, l 1906 follows:
 Total revenues, 29,5SS,694.
 Total expenses of operation, S15,- 1 344,740.
 Depreciation of capital and reserve for depreciation of all the property of the company, $2,6o9,422
 Dividends declared, $5,919,9S4
 Proportion of net earnings of cars paid to associated interests, S4,910.0I4
 Net surplus, $4.970,074.
 Surplus brought forward, $22, ,1o1, ,, 914
 Surplus, S21,122.020.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16
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 eNO4s pia4 1t WIS that baseball was iss. At.ana in the old Roman sla ts..4t me" @#H5 soss
 hey N9Gll have so ons sel @,..t the umpire h-Baltimore
 <@gI VI - e.te aae eessary .1- 50e, tss #G n life as
 3st think
 WI @' T not re .N.t 54c -4n e9e4 @raSe-some ea ea fa; i IGN s1e dowu.-Italian r'rerArh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-16

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TEACHERS WANT
'" SIZE CIRCUS
Cnlnred Instructors ''''f" School ; Postpone Their F. T." Friday
 Neetinsr ta r4

The ea.a.a1 If the cit school ,sty a= DO afr semi monthly lH~ day afte~- noon on 57e#.f, ? brothers sheN aaf=
 Their peN ff,azir Se held 2f Merrill -a' Pulfeu street. 2s. a' ltsensison will he ealffy tNa teacAiuc # erades Professor Tov of the Nj souri st'= l the d;s cllsNiAl
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Times-D Dispatch Branches.

r,a following Branch Offices have been o.
t,hiished for the benefit Of those living at a
d,stance from the Main Qnioe Of The Times
the asos %n 81 leg
saFe CIV Main oftiee and thore viii b no sx u1
81 s; e n asysT pRGa STORE rwen,y.ue,s
"a ahI y EhNns, ssls q. Broad Street,
wEGEs AZ ntsss aStrsst:
: a ssTRKars s'FsasRsiA sT CO.. sou.n.. i,
a. br e! 1s iifsfEiiM No, 10 w..t ua..A..,
rsSIto5 ssiP; DRUG STORE. No, 1851 w..,
i, a ~ BsssVSiSaRlpaH. Brock Avenu. and Ga,
1 SISsIs pgya, II, gr S45;I nr 81 Height.
Ro 9TH s PHARMACY. No. 200 East Marsha,
oEY Ds sssa.r sB DIi,ssa,a No. ~ 44' Main
JS SI5se,N CUNNINGHAM, No, so27 mast Nam
pi fs1ssia g HH:GsHS FaAkAAcx No, Is. south
,,f Pisn Northumberland 90. No .,
rH Has' r.Aa.RAaoN PHARMACY. No. sol we,,
!; rl iiay3s sg PiH1nMAcY Twepsy-elsA,a ana \
Hsss gABAM e. l No HE'S IL ss 3, street.
iHiu Np LEY WALKER 1wenty,hish and
c1 ksfas ssf'f phua STORE No, l,p. HUI
w. 4. PERKINS. No W North Sycamore
uM VEST EisfstaSY:h AND y STREET pAAls
q. 4, w KERN INC, corner Twen,y-attn
EAST PHARMACY, No. a3l 9 Street
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

bottle or box will prevent consumption
or cure tncipient consumption with q
a tenth Of the certainty Of Scientific
Physical Culture az taught by Vaughan
Lloyd. at No. IA North Seventh Street.
Rooms open every afternoon, and Tues.
day and Thursday nights Call or write
for circulars. sssSE 3sa y
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LOST, AND! B. FOUND l.l[,,..l.


,LosT--AT BEACH iPARk3HoTEL WEST
II, ss.,1one, soil
q, AZ wul tnet' rings, Wnicn were
set with I wo opals cd oh, one also set
With five diamonds, ct her with three
KS diamonds. Liberal reward returned
SSg TO 8Nos8 800 N. rwerty-t third Street, Rich
4tinolu no ques tons asked. II AZ tS 5.4g
LOST ONE L1zARD-yk1N ~ POCKET
GsE book, 81 containing sum OF money vi and
S5cards 3iof owner S$ Finder please return
Il u u r II Il NATIONAL BANK, In care
Mt of name on book, ana &receiv I've 70 ward. tx
LOST "a y IDLEwOoD BOWLING AL
s s8 icy, July 10Th. an umbrella, with r,ante
ewnrd If. returned to RUTGERS
$hOST-A SILK q II NrBRIL 1A5SAT4 BAIL
Park Saturday afternoon; silver handle
g,sywith monogram, u. III G. Nv. Reward II
returned to Mr.. WRIGHT, BOT Il. Broad.
-41NFoRNATIoN THAT rs OF
interes 70 oi,:53 B LANDS .DETE%SS--
ling. 8 S8s I8$ NJ nj Sss N ls
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Tile Rate for Classified J: & Z 1
Want ADVERTISING

III cent per word. Net Cash IL ADs1$S
VANCE, With a minimum cost O ~
L 0stits for each Insert on. Tho eams
ya{e applies to deaths, fnArriaSes,s
&6bIttiaries and all other classified no.
4 tles,s No display type ALL ed N tn uVa
classified columns. IL * Il u
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s. NrHD. FOR U. 8. ARarY-ABLp 2,
Hbodied unmarried men. between n a ts 81
ISL 1 q Hi character and temperate habits,
Who can speak. read and write RnE1,s5En s
AZ For> IN formation apply to RECRu1I;dtNHhd
:stoFETCER, $40 East Broad Street. ft lc'
~ fncfld IVA. VIA. lll. itl....
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% - ,yrED. SEVERAL GOOD ORGANIZE
yrs to represent an old established fra
(; terna society paying sick. accident.
death and endowment heneats good Up, pay x
Il 10 business producers Apply Ia iT
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q \ rrrD - EXPERIENCED b o Q X
y 'keeper and assistant salesman In gen
erai store. Cigarette smokers and us %, -
III ~ ( alcohoncT liquors are requested not
stn answer this advertisement Address
lin own handwriting, With rsieren c.,s
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lE,,,AsETED-A STEADY, SOBER YOUNG
man "a manage a cotton plantation, 100
acres, an n Store near, Columbus, Miss.
u He must be competent to keep accu-
A rately the simple daily entries Of plan Ian
IL Gerstand the management of negroes
and the proper enforcement OF discl-
n rhine. references required. AS to salary
and further infor1nation. address Mrs.
aROWENA I$ COOKIE, Columbus, MISS.
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HELP W.ANTED-Male

ANY ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN 3.S IT
good character and habits with some
5iand, who can command 800 cash, can
" find7 an excellent opportunity to secure
" an already established business for.
shimself on easy terms by addressing 10
1893, carej4this office. ~ Z M tgs
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MANUFACTURING MEN IS TO n! IS
s5s ra instions in this State August s, 1900.
n Write for circulars Bs, giving futl IN m
.i formation concerning the exnmlnaIIlTon'
sAmple auestons st 0Sr 70 EFA y Ssr f.
III TjTH. Warrington. d. G.
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PARTY WITH ], Y, $i i Q 90 .
4 (WHo HAS BEEN a REAL EsTA1,E
4 BROKER OF, FIRST-CLASs STAND
e ING IN NEW YORK CITY gIOR, iElE z,
AND PROMOTING a CORPORATION
10 DEAL IN AND DEVELOP MEN
YORK CITY AND sUBuHBAN. REAL 1
ESTATE. THIS Is AN fExCEPIIONAL1
OPPORTUNITY TO Make ONE OF
a T>fIT1 MANY FORTUNES NOW BEING
MADE IN REAL ESTATE IN NEW
YORK CITY AND N VICINITY. p. Q.
BOX $780, NEW YORK CITY.
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W;ANrED-TEN MEN TO nT r r. VEL , ad.
each State, distribute n IA Der err week
Se q 'ssp e guaranteed expenses az
5ss IN 3ce al :; experience unnecessary. AZ
dress,S With stamp. stating age ans, oc 81
ma ton. REnVD CO., ~ De '' '1' go
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wANTDD-TO RENT "a NICELY FUR
filistled room to a gent leman In private
family, with use Of phone and bath.
4 10 g, First Street. H g4{ h fGS5
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sTEApY EMPLOYMENT FOR II 7. +: !.
SSS teen coopers & wages $3.50 per day. y
nine hours. Apply to or address CHEW
8SLEYICK co.. Mimin3 Street W mar art
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ESyTAINr,BIp, NAN In MED1UMN IS !; iss
department storet m naia CARDS. must
ing trim windows e Gna W phiy ok experienced
rs these lines Give fun par TIC y, = y,
letter satss aEe and n Sssf MasSIT
BGTSpE Annapolis. Nd iI lt-LGe
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GOLD EAF GLIDING,

OLD MIRROR AND p PORTRAIT
frames resllded; to rsain all our force
WI give you SPECIAL LII summer prices Sa
estimates, CRAIG ART CO Z. y
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REAL ESTATE FOR gALD-THRRH
acres II, nice village, about Y miles
s ssSen saa tsn iooms sa8a
z fine summer resort. 18-cent return COM
mutation ticket to- Richmond. Property
boarders Address X.itDry Bridge Va.
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COFFEE 8 AT Bds ~ n 7
b, Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth an ann
X Broad. f6llsssi! 80
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SECOND FLO OF TIIRpl9 LARGE
s d rao ato moaGthh
. family OF two adult Frank Street,
near Jefferson Hotel 384, care tins
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BOARD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN WANTS CCMEORTABLD
furnished room, uso Of bath, good SUBJ
stantlal board, breakfast and evening
dinner at 7;oO; private family preterred;
particulars and price. Address G A.
care this Office.
YOUNG LADY WISHES BOARD IN
private lavish family; reterenceg given.
Address r. G.. this ottioo.
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WANTED, "a STRONG, @ACrIYE.. !, BOY b;
trade; steady job and good pay TO one
n that's willing TO work. Apply cary
X Monday morning TO ]. n, FORDftAa1'
3 Boulevard and Grace. CITY. q
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YOUNG & MAN no 2 SELL OUR TYPE
g} writer ribbous and carbons to i5ofa ces.
Write for our pr oposition. Box 10,
r hest err ~. li5si
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10. 90 IN PR1zEs-THE cAs'TL;,EIToN q :
j odnnnn Company Qnc.) Will pay
$4,000 u for four acceptable names ,,ior
N their New ork, London. Paris and Ber-s
4 lin hotels !; for ca CHI share OF stock SUD
Is scribed for the holder Will 8be entitled 70
submit ono name; all names Will pc
passed upon by the Board OF Directors
& at Ia spec lal meeting. OF which thy, con- n.
81 tcstants will be- notified. and cordlal!i;y,
8 Invited to be present The prizes VIII VIII
L be awarded as follows: 104 names VIII
Il be selected bysvote from tho total Snu n.
A Der submitted. OF the 1N names se-
iected to the ONO receiving the hlghest
number OF votes will be- q Warded Z me
capital prize OF 81. 600; to the next three
VI nnmes trecelv wing the highest number =
r votes. 81 900 each; to the next - hlghe.ssee
b 500 each \; to the next 20 highest soo
each !: to the next Is highest SIS each; to
81 the 'remnining%g IS, 81 IS each. q total. @
$4,000 to- be divided among lQi success !; s. !
h ful5 contestants. Stock sold NJ PAT siVv
II per share. Terms. all cash, or 20 PET e I
cent. cash and 10 per cent per month"; e
profits estimated at upwards OF 30 per
cent. annually. Send in your So oscrlp-
81 ton to-day Booklet mailed upon re-
n,Iost. 4 CAsTLETO MIRO DMANl5 COM.
n PANY. Suite 3l4c9, No. Is Broad street
Nav York ci ty.s {435sl6s
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GENTLEMEN LODG-
ers, with or without board: neatly fur
Il nished room. References.8 No. 2 Nortn
4. Plum Street. K u &
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sAIEsMEN IN VIRGINIA. AND
4 North Carolina territory to soil to groc-
Il cry trade rs salary and expenses PAID:
II INTERNATl ONAl.&& TABLE 3ll66 SUPPLY
~ Co.., New Y ork. a! ,53s y i5ss q 4 Y,
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.wANTED-A FEW ROOM AND TABLE
the very best. 4oS East Main street.
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h REAL EsTATE-Wanted.

wANTDD-A FEW ROARDERs; TERMS
Z reasonable. 8l4 q. Clay Street. ~
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FINE FARM. ESQ ACRES; NICE HOUSE.
: 12 rooms, outhouses, orchard timber
enough t9 cut a9ooo teet; = miles ne f 6T
SIG acre. p. s. IEAKEl Glen "a len Va.
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NICE LITTLE PLACE. FOUR ACREsj
near electric line s6n. Farm, - acres;
Good Good farm. So acres; house 8 rooms;
orchard, springs and streams; q, 400. p.
q IS, LEAKI1, Glen Allen, Va ~
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\. Il AMBIT1ou AND INTEL
{4 ligent, ~ to place Jewelry5 departments In
all kinds Of $stores: fair commission con-
tract witt, ADVANCE for expenses. Aver
" age 4 earning OF our Ha leBmen 81 In 1905,
over 49, each. Il SAWYER. LEsLI r 4 q
N Detroit Mich AS5
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FOR sALD-NBWLY BUILT. MODERN,
4 bath 81. and closets, K G newly Ri papered
throughout, floors stained and double
Vanished. dry cellar. cement floor;
1. and quartered oak best quality, nothing
second-hand; spacious closets in each
a room; hot and cold water in bedroom
q and buffers pantry. This is one OF the
8era!es In. Ice District. Thlrteen-inoh
walls, solid stone porches. Price, IS. 2
900. furnished, ready for housekeeping.
cent; long s" tine tic to suit purchaser Pos o.
a session at once, vi owner 35 leaving city.
II Address OWNER, care&C G.. W.. 3, sta