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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
WORKS BOARD WANTS SEWER
AND STREET BONDS SOLD
Supervisors Are Asked to Procure
Money Needed for improvements
ThrOughOuf the City.

The Board of Works yesterday recommended
to the Supervisors that street bonds to the
amount Of $3.50. 600 and sewer bonds In the sum
OF $5VOO0 be sold So to have money avail
able for needed improvements.
Tne board ordered bids invited for the re-
paving with asphalt of Sixteenth street be-
tween Folsom and Valencia, and of Bartlett
alley, for the building of the East Potrero sew
er at cost OF 500, 900, and for the parking of
teenth.
The board asked the Supervisors to allow
S45oo to build electric conduits on Mission
street between Sixth and Ninth and made
requlsition on the Civil Service Commission
ior nfteen street sweepers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
VISITS OF SNEAK THIEVES
AND BURGLARS REPORTED
Victims Throughout the City Notify Po-
lice of the Extent of Their


Losses.
Several reports of the work of burglars and
sneak thieves were made to the police yes
terday- Frank Brothers Kearny and Sacra-
mento streets, reported that about 5 o'clock
In the morning large plate glass window was
broken and clothing OF the value of S73 stolen
Dr b. Byers. druggist, 1910 Ninth avenue
sunset District, reported that his window was
DroKen early Tuesday morning and several
boxes of cigars were stolen Some bows play-
ing ing m Golden Gate Park yesterday morning
round three of the boxes of the stolen cigars
and returned them. to the drug store
ALBERT Goldstein of the Monte Rio saloon
40! hayes street. reported that the saloon was
entered early Tuesday morning. sack con-
tanning $3.50 was taken from under the bar
and Sl5O from the cash register. The front
door had beeen opened with a skeleton key
Thomas Carroll. 1926 Folsom street, report
eo that ladys gold watch and chain and a
nickel watch had been taken from his vest
While II was hanging on nail In new build
ing on Dolores street, Nineteenth
w. Abraham. an. expressman, reported that
q chest of tools which he left at the Southern
Pacinc baggage-room on Tuesday morning ad-
dressed to A. Brown. Santa Cruz was stolen
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
The WorId,s Reanties.

San Francisco has the distinction of hav-
ing within its boundaries the most beauti-
full store in the world. 1t is simply beyond
the powers of description. a fairy land of
dazzling lights. beautiful paintings and
flashing gems. The pleasure of visit Will
finger with you always. Col. A. Andrews
Diamond Palace, 221 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

Appraiser Dare reported to Acting COL
lector William B. Hamilton yesterday
that the sixtytwo packages examined
by him ranged in value from So to $25
each. Mr.. Hamilton has stopped by
wire a large number of other packages
en- route TO the East and they will be
returned here at once for appralsement
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
DIsturb Religious Meetinr.

l. Bauer, 925 Eddy street, obtained war
rant from Police Judge Cabaniss yesterday for
the arrest of "John Doe Dimondstein on a
charge of disturbing a religious meeting. Ser
vices were being held yesterday morning in
the synagogue on Russ street, between How
ard and Folsom, and usual the doors were
closed as soon as the services began. Dimond-
stein was late and pounded the door ito get
admittance. making such disturbance that
the services had to be stopped.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

DROPS DEAD IN A sALooN.-John Flynn.
laborer, 30 years OF age went into the Palm
saloon at 154 Fourth street about O'Clock
yesterday morning and almost Immediately
dropped dead on the floor. The body was
taken to the Morgue. 1t was identified by
letter OF recommendation found In the pockets
OF the clothing from William Bannan & Co.,
326 Pine street. The autopsy showed that
death was due to natural causes
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
Lahorer Charged with Burglary.

Charles Rios. alias Ray Ennis. was arrested
late last night by Detectives Ryan and o. Day
and charged with entering the home of Mira
Monges 925 Washington street, on April, 5,
and stealing a watch and other valuables
Rios has been working a iaborer in tunnel
No of the Southern Pacific cutoff.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
pr,.oners Have Brief Freedom.

After being liberated from Branch County
Jail No. but few hours. Cornelius o Brien
and James Barry, who had served six-month
-,,,.srcss fell fnto the clutches Of the law yes
terday while trying to smuggle opium In 10
nrisoners After being discharged they pur-
Chased opium and put II in the bottom OF bag
which contained fruit. Their trickery was dis
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
potr.ro PouuIntion Increasing.

The reputation In the Potrero district has
more than doubled in the last five years This
increase so think the people living there.
iustifies additional school facilities. A petit
tion Will be forwarded to the Board OF Educa-
zion from the families in this section, request
ing a new school building.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
SINGER
ASKS DIVORCE
Bessie Tannehill Asserts
That Husband Refuses to
Properly Support Her
HE MAKES GOOD DEFENSE
Says That Devotion for
Her Causes Him to Quit Po-
sition and Face HardshipS

Mrs. Bessie McQhaide. who as Miss Bes-
sic Tannehill charms audiences at the
TiyoH, made fervent plea for divorce
before Superior Judge Seawell yesterday.
She says her husband, Earl G. McQuaide,
has failed to properly support her. and
again she refers TO their trouble on
street corner few nights ago and the
subsequent scene in the Police Court as
further reason why she should be granted
her freedom
Mrs. McQuaide assumed her most oper-
attic air before Judge Seawell. Turning
in the witness chair in a. manner that en-
abled her to gaze squarely into the eyes
of the court. she rested one daintily boot
ed foot on the bench and began:
Your Honor. he never gave me one cent; no,
not one cent. for ever and ever so long. Not
one cent did he give me, your Honor and ],
woman, have been left to for myself.
earn $50 week and large part of this my
husband has used. He plays the races with
the result that frequently I have been COM
PEELED to borrow from friends.
Teddy Webb, comedian at the Tivoli,
was called to corroborate Mrs. McQuaide's
story of non-support. He said that he
knew that Mrs. McQuaide earned $50
week, but for some reason she was COM
PEELED to accept the charity of friends.
Her money, the witness presumed. must
have largely gone to satisfy McQuaide's
McQUAIDE is PLAUSIBLE.
McQuaide, however, was present with a
plausible defense and apparently made
good impression on the court. He said
that for his wife he held only the highest
regard and was willing to pay for her sup
port but that his offer had been refused.
He asserted positively that it was his de-
sire to make his wife happy that resulted
in the predicament in which he now finds
himself. He said;
For Bessies sake I resigned my position In
New York. where / was superintendent of
underground railway system Bessie wanted
q career. and found the best opportunity on
the Tvoli stage At her request came here,
and notwithstanding my efforts / have been
unable to find employment. 1 was going to
take position street car employe, but
this would have reflected upon Bessie 1 did
not do 1t for her sake. My affairs are looking
better now, however, and 1 willing to do
all can for my wife. My wife is good
woman and up to short time ago were
very happy. and hope she will soon see the
error of her way
Judge Seawell took the case under ad-
vie ,a,,f
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covered after they had left the prison -
guards started In pursuit OF them Four ~
tol shots were fired at them as they fed from
the guards They were captured and taken
to the City Prison
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
Captain Davte. Arrested.

F. w. Davies. master OF the Oceano was
arrested by the United States Marshal yester-
day on charge of having allowed Chinese
member of his crew to escape ashore.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

LONDON. April 12.-The Standard today
learns THAT The Hague conference will be
postponed to a date not earlier than October.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

Your Druggist VIII Tell You
That Murine Eye Remedy Cures Eyes,
Makes Weak Eyes Strong. Doesn't Smart
Soothes Eye Pain and Sells for so cents
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

CHIAPPE CAUGHT IN THE ACT.-Joseph
Chiappe was arrested early yesterday morning
by Policemen Nelson and Sullivan while try
ing TO break into a Toulouse at the corner
Of Montgomery avenue and Kearny street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

Petitions in insolvency were filed yesterday
in the United States District Court as fol-
lows: ]. r. Blankenship, farmer French
Camp liabilities S1514, no assets; Mary A.
Muggi, housekeeper, San Francisco, liabilities
SS2s9 assets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

You come again when we print for you. Ed
ward Knowles Company. "a second street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
Petitions in Insolvency.

Groom The Halter, 906 Market, bet Stockton
and Powell. Union made Monarch" 81. SO.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
Chronic Constipation

They cool. cleanse and purity the blood and
are sold by all druggists IN 25c packages $50
tablets) and 10c trial size Q5 tablets).
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
Easter Combs

Gilt and JeWeled Designs
The new effects in combs
for Easter are ready.
AT soc. Set of back and side combs.
mounted IN gilt and Jewels. 50c.
Ar s1.OOs Back comb, mounted In
gilt, plain or fancy.
AT 81 25; Back and side combs to
match, with gilt mountings set with
Jewels.
AT g1.5o: Back and side combs to
match mounted IN gilt. with rhine
stone or other large jewel setting.
At S2.2Ss Back and side combs to
match amethyst, turquoise or
rhinestone setting
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

The Fourth Floor
Outing Store is ready
to help you in a more
meaningful way than
ever before.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
Go-Cart $o-45

To take baby to church on
Easter, or to the park to enjoy
the beautiful sunshine and
fresh air.
Three-quarter size Go-Cart. Change
IL from a chair to half-reclining po-
sition, or even to a bed. If baby's
tired.
Closely woven sides Of reed. new
double scroll spring gear, enameled
tired wheels and foot brake. Uph0l-
stored cushion and ruffled parasoI
e0.45.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
= 'sS-'l' = 80
DIVIDEND NOTICE,
virginia Carolina Chemical Company.

virginia Carolina Chemical Company,
n1y1pEN H''n NJ lsT r. i u BoAisp 80 o.
Direotors have this day declared ~
dividend OF two e per cent per cent?.
tha salne being quarterly dividaad
4 red stock Of this company. payab1el July
liz 1876, when dividend checks will M
mailed to MI preferred kholders ~
record at the close iof bpslRes - on JunA5
preferred stock will ba closed ,fraIu
Il r.. NJ, Thursday. June 18th. until III
a NJ, Thursday July 10, 1906 e u s
"a. w. TRAYERs, Treas
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A MANAGER WANTED NEW
York corperation nanufae .nrns d hoase
branch manager; office furnished,
salary $500 and commissions; position
worth $4,000 per annun,s TO right man an
Address Mr.. CORDIIAN. 1Ol-l0o Beck
man street, New York cit
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FOR sALE-cIIA1R FACTORY AND
rr1achlnery will sell separate or asa
whole. Apply. to HURDLE & WIN
K STEAD, Receivers. Milton, N. O.. 4
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FURNITURE MOVING.
COAL AND WOOD.

THE MOOD MAN, .BEcAUsE HE
sells ali kinds q w9sM ,fIhsap PER- wS9a
g gina Pine, frst-alass pine. old pine. new
!. bims. half green pine. half cord. s2oo;.
sid iG oak, new osK. dry oak. talt-dry OAK.
ess slabs, pine slabs, This Is the hest
hot, Neat Wseeaiher wood ever sold; u y
Cheaper at SIZE hslt cord; e y e Ter
say Best anthTaes. n,a goa! S6ss 1 1Tn;
4 howe ana Marshall Phone laa0
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5ls WEALTH..

KEEP YOUR PREMISES IN. a sAE1-
tary condition; use sprinklinE lime freely
deliver any quantity. Phone 10t,
GlEARLIE #VAUCiHAE's NEW STORE,
WeEt BROAD &
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WA NTED--To BUY SECONDHAND
iron Safe, medium size, double doors;
for cash. Address GOOD SAFE, care
= this office.
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:, Profit" (Which III send {free) Is worth
\ SO copy to any man who intends to
invest any money, however small. who
has money Invested unprofltnbly or who
car, save IS or more per month, but VINO
profit. It demonstrates the real earning
power Of money--the knowledHe flnan-
clers and bankers hide from the masses;
( It shows how to invest small sums and
+ ina actual possibliitics Of intelligent In
vestments. 1t reveals the enormous
profits bankers make and shows how ,,'
one can make the same profits safely.
4 It explains how stupen6ous fortunes are nne
grows to $22,ooo TO Introduce my mag
azlne write me now. mention this paper
and mi send It three months free.
Il EDITOR GREGG RY. 20 Jackson B 't'llt.
ward, Chica go. si58 }.t4g III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17

WA SCHOOL OF METHOD
teachers one square from University;
y terms reasonable. Address Mrs N 10.
L Fits, 2o1 Fourteenth Street, Char
lnitesViIle. Va.
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sPRIlNkLlNo LIME.

WE SELL IT. WE SREcCoMMEND#1T IT;
we deliverSit In any quantity, from, a
peck to a ton. Phone 16!. New Hard.
ware Store. CHARLIE VAUGHAN'S.
West Broad 3s
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Read These SeeWfdt D0LikeWS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

10000 IN PR1zEs-TTIE cAsTLEToN-.l
Rodman Company tTnc.) will pay
$4,000 for four acceptable nan1es for.
their New York. London, Paris and Ber-a
lin hotels; for each share of stock Sub
scribed for the holder will be entitled to
submit one name; all names will be.
passed upon by the Board Of Directors
at a special meeting, OF which the con-
testants will be notified, and cordially
Invited 10 be present. The prizes Will
3 DO awarded as follows: l04 names will
be selected by vote from the total num-
Der submitted. OF the l0l names Sc
lected ia the ONO receiving the highest
number Of votes will be awarded the
capital prize Of $500; to the next three
! names receiving the highest number o
votes, 81 900 canh; to the next 20 highest
500 each; to the next % highest $40
eacf;fto the next 25 highest s25 each; to
the remaining Is. s. each. n total Of
$1,000 to be- divided among. 1ot success.
(. f,,i contestants. Stock sold at par 500
X per share. Terms. all cash, or % per
cent. cash and 10 per cent. per month;
profits estimated at upwards Of 80 per
cent annually. Send In your subscrip-
4 tion to-day. Booklet mailed upon re-
quest. c,4tsTLETON RODMAN COM
4 PANY. Suite 1879, No. o Broad Street,
New York city,
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.oRRIs, y a WONDERFULLY FRA
q grant root and hardy. N teresllng.
,velously profitable, producing $1,000 m m
acre each 1year;; easy OF lcultivation; $40
will start you: full instruc tlons free
how to gro 1t. Write. GRANITE HILL
FARM, Louisa. Va. s5E3 n ss#
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p. o'sULL1vAN. 1894 EAST CARY
\ street, wants three carloads I OF sugar.
flour. lard, whlskey and oil barrels:
+ highest ca sh prices paid for all kinds or
cooperaxe material Phone a222.
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NERVE TONIC.

cuNN1NGHAM's WONDERFUL ELIXIR
q OF Life. the greatest nerve tonic on
earth; brings health and makes rich
blood builds up the system and re-
JubsON CUNNINGHAM, Tho Drug
zsf, Richmond Va.
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WANTED TWENTY COLOREDs MEN
for New Jersey Bridge Company l.Oe
m - white and colored. for railroad
work; wages good: two women for 81
Louis, MOI. one blacksnith LIE
TODD, 2111s N. Sixth st., Richmond, Va.
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r.. w. FARIss. 4o4 WEST BROAD, CAR
ries full line of Hayden's Famous Pure
Y Herb Remedies: Dr.. Sayman's Vegetable,
scalp, toilet and bath; also Patent Med
iclnes, Tobacco. Cigars, Soda Water
Daily and Sunday Papers !,
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/ Eoa "a, BAKING POWDER,

MIC .BAKINo POWDER, Made OF
whites Of eggs, wheat phosphateR,
bicarbonate soda; absolutely purai saves
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DIGESTIVE TAB-
and Will produce a lovely complexion.
q 15c. by mail; stamps taken. JUDSONs
s. CUNNINGHAM. The Druggist, Rich
& mond, Ma. VS.
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FREE-YoUR FORTUNE TOLD, FU-
4 Americas eminent philosopher, astro-E
< logist cairvoyant-ST. Ohm. ~ Sheldon
e Street. Chicago. Send birth date and
X stamp Know myself.
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ICE CREAM FREEZERs.

THE FIVE MINUTE woNDER.. IT'S
b a Freezer. tho best one made. We
guarantee It to freeze your cream IN fye
IL minutes or you get your money back. (
a JIOWELL BROS. Hardware, COZ East
TN Rrf,ad Street - sfs'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17

FOR SADF,-A LADIES PI1AETON, IN.
good order reasonab bic price. Call at
4 1908 East Marshall Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17

FOR sALE-TYPEWR1TE IN GOOD
order. owing to closing business. Al
dress L., care this office.
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200 TEACHERS TO FILL
Vacancies In public and private schools
or South. Address VIRGINIA EDUCA-
+ 3TIONALs BUREAU Staunton, Va.
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FLYTo OUR STORE.

WE CAN TELL YOU HOW TO KEEP
Mes out house. We have Screens and
\ Doors. Fly Wire, Fly Fans, Fly Paper.
f Fly #upf our way, Phone I104. CHARLIE
s3VAUGHAN.S.2 Mo- w. Broad, next
Duggns, Clothier. # s
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EVERY STYLE OF SHOW CASE,
ready for Immediate delivery. SOUTH
ERN BARGAIN HOUSE.
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GROCERIES FOR THE FAMILY
also, Country Hams, at M. J. MUSSEN
~ & SONS, s North Eighteenth. Phone
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SCREEN DOORS.

SCREEN DOORS. eoc. COMPLETE.
home manufactured. We have others
that are better. Look over stock be-
"a fore buying. ELBA HARDWARE CO. s
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THIS WEATHER Is FINE FoR
planting Rose Bushes, MERIT ROSE
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FOR sALE-oNE GRAF II o Pill y N Il,
one a0-inch Brass Horn. one Horn STAND.
90 Records and Record Case. Can be
seen and heard at 1903 N. Twenty-seS-
erth Street.
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COFFEE & AT THE
Crown Dairy lunch Room. Eighth and
Broad. r. Fl
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lH,AJRoAlNs&lN JEWELRY,

SOLID GOLD RINGS. S1.26 LPi SOLID
Gold Cum Buttons. S1.6o up; solid Gold
Se. Up, Old gold and silver bought or
3 taken In exchange. Repairing a. spe-
cIalty. "A. SCETEgR, JeWeler (establi sh-
S 81 l nasss ~ 2 aaa f9s''' opposite
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-sEESTHE Dam MOVING
Ma chimes before you buy vertical lift.
also the side delivery! windrower and
buncher: works on any mower. Postal
Z for analogue. r. c. HOENN1GER q
BRO. Qnc.), 8 South sfiftteenth Stre street
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.WANTED-oLD GOLD AND SILVER
bought or taken In exchange. a..
IN SCHEER. Jeweler. 1855 East Main ST.,
opposite Old Market VI +
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SAUER's EXTRACTS ARE THE BEST
tAY IN THE WORLD for your ICE CREAM.
y WATER ICES and other SUMMER,
z DRINKS. Go twice as far as other
brands Ask your grocer for SAUER'S5
and take no other.
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WANTED, TO SELL $50 CABLE GER
tif1cate for $2b. G. II. FRIEND, Cold
Sulphur Springs, Va.
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FOR sALE-oNE FEMALE POINTER
to Dr. T. WR1GHT Fork Union, Va
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co, Z; D@WAITE & !. PAINT

.CALCIAfO, THE ORIGINAL COLD
Water Paint: comes In ali coors. The
simplest OF all to apply. ELLA HARD
= MARE co .s,s.l s3i. .aat 49,.
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PAINT AND STAIN. !

WE HAVE, FLOOR PAINT AND FLOOR
Stain. House Paint at s. gallon; Roof
have a confidential talk on paint cues
ton. VI1CiHAN'S. No. w. Broad.
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A FINE BRED ENG
lIsh pouter. white (male) also En!gfl
i lrade f For iiolnsfs. Address Box 5oe
4 Richmond, Va. 3B sG8g 5a.sss A
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YARD GAME CHICKENS; COCK AND
six hens; 1rIsh Grays and O'Nell's
Kentucky Dominlq,ies: as good az
i ever wore feathers. Price. s2j. D So,
Z care Times Dispatch. i
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MOST COMPLETE STOCK oF AVN.
ings, Tents and Flags In the South;
prices right. H. e. COPELAND d CO..
7& l0e North Ninth. Phone 2576.
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FOR SALE ONE sTOOs Z II. F. GAsO-e
line engine: secondhand. used only 60
days. +. G. HOENNlGI5R & BRO.
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FOR SALE.

n Gable Piano Company; good Until july
1st; will take IS. Apply Miss N. b. W.,
SO North Avenue. Barton Heights,
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10000 TO LEND ON DIAMONDS.
Watches and SJewelryz a 7 New o ~,
u rates OF interest. 8RICHMOND.ahOA,N
4 OFFICE, Largest and Most Reliable.
220 Ninth Street. d
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Union TAG ON EVERY BAG OF Ma
HOGANY BLEND TOBACCO; Rlcn-,
mond made, &
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DON'T BURY YOUR MONEY. IN sAssockt
sior hide It under the floor. You are apt
Z to stay awake thinking about burglars.
Deposit It In THE FIRST NATIONAL
y BANK. Richmond, Va-,Eand 20 to sleep
with the knowledge that 1t is safe.
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TOOLS.

KEEN KUTTER TOOLS ARE THE
best in tho world. !, There are rnanygrea-
sons why. Come in and let us show
you. HOWELL BROS, 6o2 F.. B Broad.
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WANTED. SET OF DISPATCHES CON-
{ taining proceedings Of Constitutional
Convention, 1902. Address 3. 2s2, care
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FOR sALE-ONE WE'LL BRED sOR-
rel Horse seven years old sound and
llfi,yc, Gan he seen at CCSBf'S
STABLE, AT n. Fifth street, Monday.
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HOT WEATHER NECESSITIES.

SCREEN DOORS, WINDOW SCREENS.
s Fly Wire. Ice Cream Freezers. Ham
y mocks. Fishing Tackle Rods. etc. J.
\ EDDIE WOODS West Broad Street.
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For isAI, H-GRADE RuBBiIs-
! Tired Doctors stanhopc;t will be sold
at sacrifice. Can be seen a. MEY-
i ER'S SONS, lis and 10 S. Eighth ST.
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DETECTIVES WILL g UARD
and protect your property While you
\ Sleep Consult them for terms. y Rooms
{ q and "a Ford 8 Law Building.
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE. PAINT, FLOOR STAIN
Dustless Floor Oil. Paper and Tin
Roofing at ]. EDDIE WOODS, g West
I, Broad Street.
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GEORGE G. GREGORY HAS MOVED
ing. Phone No. bs75.
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C11NNINGHAN1's RoYALREA1EpY FOR
Men sure cure - never falls; SOC the
AZ bottle. JUDSON CUNNIN CHAM. The
g Druggist Richmond, Va.