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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-03-14
CHESWOLD CHURCH OFFICIALS MEET.
Remarkable Showing Made at the Meeting of
the Last Quarterly Conference Saturday
AfternOOu-Rev. A. w. 0oodhand.


CHEswoLD, March 1S:-The last
Quarterly Conference for Bethel and |
Cheswold charge was held at Bethel
last Saturday. 1t was presided over
by Presiding Elder Rooms, Rev. A.
W. Goodhand also being present. The
proceedings were marked by a large
attendance and much enthusiasm and
good feeling. The work of the con-
ference year was remarkable in it's re-
suits. A parsonage has been completed
with necessary outbuildings and en-
closures at cost of $25O0, and paid
for. This, with the two churches, at
conservative valuation, is placed at
$1O,O and no Indebtedness. The
ministerial support and Incidental ex-
penses and some slight repairing at a
cost of $SS3.20 was paid in full. Also
$40 was raised for missions, besides
the benevolent and other collections
are fully upto the apportionment. The
vital question, however, before the
Goodhand, for whom there prevailed a
unanimous sentiment. Since there is
a demand for Rev. Goodhand at other
places with more salary, there could be
no definite promises obtained further
than the Bishops Cabinet only could
decide the question. His return, there
fore, is exceedingly doubtful. Rev.
Goodhand's pulpit work has given
very general satisfaction, besides, his
pastors work has been of that earnest,
sincery, energetic type, he virtually
carries the hearts of his people with
him, which clothes him with great
possibilities. The following stewards,
trustees and standing committees were
named by the pastor and confirmed by
the Conference:
Recording Steward, A. I. Hoffecker; Dis
trict Steward, r. NJ Cooper
Stewards-R. NJ Cooper, James I. Truax
John H. Carrow Thomas ID. Garrison
Thomas Kirby, j. HI. Anderson, A. T. Hof
l.. Barcus, W, 5. Cantwell, III. Nj. Ross
Gland II. Pearson.
Trustees-E. S. Garrison, r. M. Cooper
Thos. ID Garrison, jefferson Cooper, Johl
p. Jefferson, James p. Jones, William Gar
rison. ID. N. Boggs. A. T. Hoffecker, F. A
Moore, w. @. Savin. j. HI. Bishop, Thoma
, II. George, @. Il. Vaughn, j. H. Anderson
William Boyd, l.. ID. Learned.
Missions-Miss r. Ella Catterson. Georg
B. Moore, Mrs. L. d. Garrison, John r
Mingns.
Sunday Schools-L. d. Learned, Jane
L. Truax. Myers d. Casson, Simon Eye
! W. S. Cantwell.
Tracts-B V. Shahan, Reynear Slaughte
Robert Johnston, George Garrison, Georg
: g. Anderson.
Temperance--L. ID. Learned, Jefferso
Cooper, Mrs. M. A. Catterson, Mrs. Jenni
Q Garrison.
Education-S. B. Cooper, Miss Ma
Hardcastle, Miss Annie Learned, Gale
Boggs.
Freed Aid and Southern Education-E
!. M. Ross, James p. Jones, Joseph Vaughn
w. S. Garrison.
a Church Records-F. A. Moore, d. ]
Cooper, j. H. Anderson.
Church Extension-F. A. Moore. Isas
q Truax, w. G. Savln, Benjamin Wallace.
Parsonage and Furniture-Ladies Aid
r Church MUSES. B. Cooper, Mrs.
q ID. Garrison. Mrs. j. H. Anderson, Mrs
Ii. Money, Myers ID. Casson.
: Estimating PASTORS Salary-Board
v Stewards.
Estimating Amounts for ConferenC
Claimants. H. Anderson.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-03-14

New Tax Collector For Duck Greek Hundred.
Joseph M. Reynolds was appointed
by the Kent Levy Court yesterday tar
collector of Duck Greek Hundred to
succeed A. l.. Hudson, Jr., whose
term has expired.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-03-14
aOURAKER FARM NEAR CHEswoLD SOLD
Purchased For $1,000 by MIR. Porter, of Norfolk
Son of Rev. M. p. Porter Near Cheswold.

The report. comes as we write that
Mr.. Porter of Norfolk, Virginia now
visiting his father Rev, M. p. Porter
near Cheswold has purchased the John
Fouraker farm at Bishops Corner con-
tanning SO acres for $1,000, and gets
immediate possession.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-03-14
PROF. DAWSON TO LECTURE IN SMYRNA.
VIII Entertain the Ladies of Twentieth Century
Club Next Friday on 'sThe AngioSaxons.


Next Friday, March 10th, there will
be given at the Club Room a lecture
by Prof. Edgar Dawson, from Della
ware College, Newark, Del The SUBJ
iect will be 1.-The Anglo Saxons.
Non-members admitted on payment of
small fee. At the club meeting last
Friday the following program was rem
ered:-Piano solo, '.'Nocturne, :"
Field, Miss Bertha Price; "Life of
john FieId," Miss Agnes Carrow
Vocal solo 'sThe Lost Chord" (Sulli-
vau) Miss Mary Roberts; paper, "His-
tory of Music" Miss Laura Bell Piano
solo, Pirates of Penzance, (Sullivan)
Miss Edith Beck.
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E. II. Beck Sells the portPsnu caaaery.

E. Fl. Beck, of Middletown, has sold
the cannery at Port Penn, Del, be-
longing to S. B. Nelf & Co., OF Philx-
delphia, to Thomas & Kemp, of Balti-
more, Md, for $4,000.
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NueVO ObispO de Puerto Rico.

New York OctubTe 90 I30 p m.
JONES' Ia de los Agusnoa E nombrado Bpo
Puerto Rico n SUBSTITUTION Monsenor Blenk.
capital
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mitin que SO celebrar6 mafana en- aquel
pueblo.
Pedro Molina Colon que sc encontra-
ba procesado on Ia c6rcel de Msyagtiez,
por Ell delito de violaci6n, ha prestado
fanza para permanecer excarcelado.
-Por hurto de menor cuantfa fu6 SEN
tenciado esta mafiana el individuo Ramon
Garcia Bufrir dos meseB de cSrcel.
I'm 'smass meeting republican, cele.
br6se anoche en- Pta. de Terra en- In que
tomaron parte los leaders de aquella CO.
lectividad.
Ell juez municipal de San German
despu6s de investigate el proceso criminal
seguido contra Eduardo Quihones por
acusarsele de muerte Illegal, ha ordenado
sea trasladado 81 procesado Ia carcel de
Ia ciudad de Mayagiez disposition del
fiscal de Ia Corte de Distrito.
--Actualmeute est6 de tenienta alcalde
en- Cienfuegos (Cuba ell Lcdo. Manuel r.
Gatell quien tiene un magnffco estableci'
miento de farmacia en- aquella ciudad.
Ell agricultor Anselmo Serrano, veci-
no de Utuado, se enCuentra detenido en-
Ia cdrcel de Arecibo, por acuBdrsele de
hurto de menor cuantfa.
-Ha regresado de su vista de inspec.
ci6n Ia isla el Comisionado de Instrue.
ci6n.
-Esta noche darS retreta en- Ia plaza
de BaIdorioty la banda de Ia Policfa
lnBular.
-Ha llegado 4 San Juan el sr. En-
rique Gonzalez, alcalde de Guayama.
-Mafana salem para FaiaTdo los Sres.
de Diego Astol. ALI Sc les reunir6 Ell
Sr. Matienzo para celebration del mitin
anunciado.
-El mejor remedio para las digestiones
peSadas laboriosas es tomar en- las comi.
das aqua mineral de mesa ''Hiawatha. !"
Es ademas IN magnffco t6nico estimula
81 apetito. Sc detalla en- los principales ca
fes hoteles. La venden por cajas los Sres.
Sanchez Morales & Co., Tetu6n No "a,
San Juan, P. r. 15 "a.
-Bartolo Iraldo fue trasladado de Ia
Carcel de San Juan en- Arecibo Ia Ga
lera anexa al PEesidio disposition de la
Corte de Distrito de San Juan para aBun-
tos de Justicia.
En- 81 pr6ximo vapor de los T. U. &c
espera en- San Juan 81 Sr Tnlio Larrina.
ga. Sc le prepara un buen recibimiento.
Del dep6sito municipal de presoB del
pueblo de San Sebastian, ha ingresadO
en- Ia carcel de Aguadilla Pablo Ca.
ballero, 81 cual con anticipation habfs
aido 1emitido & diCho pueblo para que
respondiera una acusaci6n que se l.
haca por 81 delito de adulterio.
Sc informa que los seflores maestrol
nativos de ingles, han Bolicitado del De
partamento de instruction igual haber que
los maestros americanos.
LA Corte de Distrito secCi6n primers
declare sin lugar esta mafiana Las exCep
clones alegadas por Maria Cap6 en- Ii
demanda que Ie Bigue Eugenio Gomez, ]
le concedi6 diez dias para que Conteste Il
demanda.
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TRIBUNAL SUPREME
de Puerto Rico.
SENALAAIENTOS De APELACION EN-
PLEITOS CIVILES.

Continuation del 40. t6rmino de gesiones
del afio 1906, Octubre.
Micro. 24.-EL Ayuntamiento de San
Juan con Ramon H. Patron, injunction.
Juev. 25.-La Junta Escolar de Qua
yama con Juan Lamboglia, cObro de ca-
nones de arrendamiento.
Viern. Felipe CasaIduc con Alice
LOthrop, cobrO de cr6dito hipotecario.
Mart. 3O.-EIisa Racino Hecht con Mar
garita Hecht Sancenon, nulidad de testa-
mento otroR extremes.
Micro 31.-Eladio, Felix y Tito An
dreu con Manuel del Vale AtiIes, acci6n
sobre desahucio
Novienabre. Juev. .E1.-S Succession Eudar-
do j. Iglesiaa con Gorgonio Bolivar, in
junction.
Viern. 2.--Alice Lothr0p con Felipe
Casalduc Goicochea otro, cobro de ere
ditto hipotecario.
Micro Juan r. Sosa en- representa-
ci6n de su hiio Elias Sosa con Ia Ameri-
can Railroad, indemnizaci6n de dafios y
peTiuicios.
Juev. 8.-Arturo Fernandez Drouet
con ETnesto Patxot otros, reconocimiento
de condominio en- una casa y solar y pago
de rentas.
Viern. 9.-Ram6n M. Sire y otro con
el Concejo Municipal de Mayagdez, man.
damus
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BASES De la UNION.

Puesto que hay todavfa quien hacs u
hist6rica pregunta dc Sque Quiere u Uni6sss
ScudL es 81 programo de Ia U1ai61as; aun-
que eatamos convencidos de que preguutas
tales Ia hoTa de ahoTa solo cbedecen 81
pueril empeio de aparentar que Be dicen
grandes cosas cuando no 90 tiene en- reali-
dad cosaa que decir; y como tambi6n de
tan minimos ardides Ii propaganda repu-
blicana se ha valido. volvemog & pu-
blicar como sa hizo en- 1904 81 deaa-
rrollo de las bases de Ia s.Declaraci6n de
Principles de Ia Union de Puerto Rico.
Ahf est6 el c6dice. VeremoB 81 impeni-
tentes propagandistas aciertan negar sus
inconmovibles verdades. Ahf eat6 81 sa-
grado credo que juraron los puertorrique-
nos. Veremos ca d6nde est6n los puerto
rriquenoz que no be descubTan ante Ia an.
gusta maiestad de ese credo.
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lsltIstss.

Novedades dltimamente recibidas: Dis
cos de Carborundum para Bsparar; cepillos
pata Is mec6niCa grandea y faeFtes 80,
35, y 40S cepiIlitos cilfndricoB para puIir
dientes s 80 cts Ia docena y So gruesa;
aguias hipodermicas So & 90 cts una;
forceps extra superiores 81 uno; iefinss.
guillas grandes pequefias tantO en- metal
como con barTileta de Cristal; ca FIN
infnidad de cosaa que 81 espaciO no par-
mite enumerar. Dep6aito de Matsriales
DantaIes de jose salgado JimeneS, Sc
San Francisco.
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Tirantez entire turCOs Y bdIgafO,

New York; Octubre -
de inevitable or Tuqufay ulgara.
poi pared 10 tuTr
de .e.
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FL NUEV0 0BISPO DE- PUERT0-RI00
Evacuation de tropas.

New YorkO Octubre p d.
efueond adasend
del paido LIBERAL
Cree els
xone eli seno
parhdo
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? w 81
eq s e n q n d pyei empire etovgot
Gss~ ~ s sld dH r6 pa ts 6
p ee y a c. ~ II m1co conoh hbGa
IVINOco
e i pA s q que ~ hl l d
k e A,pq z h 1 J10RkO
Que nm s lea C6
ey yi
NOlas
oM a aADy AIN mo-v a-ah ahAua&-
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JN ALIMENTO PODEROSO.
EFICAZ PARATODASLAS EDADES.

La Emulsion de Scott su1ninistra solamente
la sustanca que 81 cuerpo necesita para crecer
tambi6n la Que le Indispensable para reponer el
desgaste diario de los tejidos del cerebro. Es
alimento eminentemente digerible asimilable que
egtimula 81 calor, Ia energfa Ia vitalidad, por
consguiente un benefactor de los convalecientes y
ancianos y de toda persona debi1itada
Ella aporta al sistema abundancia dc fosforo y
hierro no On Ia fora netalica que dana los dentes
y entorpece las funciones del hfgado, como sucede
con los preparados terruginosos, sino en- Ia nisma
forrna organica natural como SO enouentran estos
elenenfos tan esenciales de la vida, en- la sangre
Y en- el cerebro Cada dosis de Emulsion de Scott
incorpora directamente Ia linfa de la sangre y
.ofc,.za,c los taiidns del c11a1.no vol. e--a
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300 ahOgados en- la Florida
New York, Ootubre 90, 1.3O .. m.

New OUube 20, 130 pm.
De IL Florida nOic ci6n Cuba d6sa entr ta6
terrible
les de cuana pdas vdas enden 300
muchas pobaliones
Han lo dovasadas Florida
La cOohs consdera perdda N gran para.
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EstragOs del cicI6n en- Ia Habana.

New York. Octubre 20, 1.50 p m
Hbana
tremendo
myoT p6rdidas experimenado
Abao plantacn tabacale fuerOn ad ipodd de
Huvia
p6r perSonas
de .'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24

SPECIAL AND PATENTED MACHTN-
cry built Tt us develop your n1cchari-
cal ideas along that patent you have
been thinking about; liberal proposition
G 3. FORD co. Trigg Shipsard.
Phone s02o
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Standing Of the Clubs
RICHMOND COLLEGE MEN
PUTTING IN EVERY HOUR

Mr.. Dunlap. the coach at Richmond COT
lcse. has been confined 10. his room for
several days on account of sickness. He
will probably be out by to-day and take
up his work with the team.
Ed Hudgins was seen on the campus
saturday. giving some good points to the
second squad. while Captain Wright held
the first team hard at work for about an
hour and a half. Wright has been playing
the game for i've years. and shows mark
ed ability in training his men how TO
handle the forward pass and such fakes.
Saturday a squad Of forty was out and.
without doubt. the college will have the
heaviest line IL ever had. Elmore Lou
than. Woodhn and wright are candidates
for end. J. W. orr, of Furman Univer-
sity. :. O.: Thraves. Of v NJ. l.. Robert
son Miller Cropp. Stringfellow. Kerse and
Tnman are the most promising candidates
for the line. Gooch, Phillips. Hardy.
r ichaTdsOn Waite. Mauch and Bowen
will bring up the back field.
The team is newly fitted out and makes
a neat appca rance. The team will aver
axe l55 pounds. and the backs are the
fastest ever I'm college. The boys are con-
ndcnt of next Saturdays game. but Wood
berry Forest says not.
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Baseball Notes.

Happy Eckstone has assumed his du-
ties with the Richmond Transfer Com
pary. lie has charge of the outside work
Colonel still Will go 70 work at the
Locomotive Works to-day. lie has a
position that pays about 800 per month
Manager Charlie Shaffer will leave this
week for New York. and will visit friends
for n month or so. He will return here
and remain through the winter.
Bill Hoffner will likely be one Of the
umpires in this league next year He
gave perfect satisfaction while here this
year. and when he resigned II was
source OF much regret by all OF the base
ball fans.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

75C HALF-SOLE MEMS SHOES "a
dies. COO. children. 900. every ralr
sewed; no squeak. no nails. no pegs.
Rock Oak" so'es DREW ELECTRIC
SHOE FACTORY. 7l6 =. Main street
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

DOCTORS BITGGIES- SPECIAL LINE
OF close or bV-n tops. steel or rubber
trcs, high-class. az low prices. W Z.
SMII n 3l4 y Fifth Street.
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pat mp for the cham
Uionship battle be-
tween Joe Gaus and
Battling Nelson has.
il is reported. start
cd Jim Jcmries. the
retired champion of
the world. 20 doing
"a little thinking. It
looks like big money
To Jim. who is only
"a farmer. but not a
kuhc 10y any means,
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EXPERIENCED MUSIC
teache. FOR particulars address Miss
r. NJ. A, care postmaster, Port Hay
wood. Va.
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NOTICE.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
Agriculture. once of the Secretary.
Washington. u. c.. September .1. 1-f.
Notice is hereby given tlar the Srcre-
iary OF Agriculture has. under authority
conferred 10y law. issued am amendment
described as Amendment 40. O. to Rule
J. Revision L. 20 prevent tho spread Of
sTlcneuc fever i'm cattle. This amend
mcut. which is effective ON AND artr~
october !. 1910. permits the movement.
under certain conditions. If cattle from
The modified Quarautinel area. ana 0f
propcrly-dippol tick-iufestod horses and
mules into certain portions of Indian
Territory and Oklahoma Territory.
Copies Of Amendment No 90 Rule T
Revision 7. may Doe obtained from the
Chief Of tho Bureau n Animal Industry.
whose address is WASHINGTON. II. g..
j tMES WILSON. Secretary OF Agricul-
ture
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Hr-r Wanted-Male and Female
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Eastern League.

At Montreal-First Game: Jersey city,
.; Montreal 90. Second Game. jersey
City, 6: Montreal. ?.
At observation-disclosures (NationaD. II,
Providence Eastern. q. Exhibition game
At Newark-Chicago (NationaD. 6: New
ark EASTERN, . Exhibition game.
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~ an attempt TO massacre
W ou the So1thside Grounds
= To-day. when the Highandcrs got
away with the last game OF Tie
score ot 60 % The SoN got the bump.
SILK Dio-Gllin was tnc target for the
commandment. and KID" Eberfeld came
Au excited crowd OF $500 saw the con-
t-t. wlirA WAS duel between Pitchers
Walsh ana HOrg WIN the greatest
crowd ever 80 tine park trying 10 rattle
.lu. Ho-s was lnvi7cihle. bun two hits.
one d SCRATCH Were maqe on him Not =
IS -.te ~rx reached tLlrd Tie lonely run
~ tne Fictors was made IN the hrst-
Ein,rf.ld walked Chase drove liner 10
.eit. Io-saertY famoleo H. and when he
l't ~ .4u get away. Elncrfeid sc0reo
Iu tu. eighth Elt-rfeld threw his bar
af tle tall when keeier started 20 steal.
and when he finally struck OUT my men
made "a rush FOG Alu as ne left The plate.
Eloerfc.d sought refuge On Chicago
in tae sox's half Umpire OLoughln
called Dundron out On a close decision.
and "a shower ~ bottles followed. where
upon Umpire sheridan threatened 20 for
feit the game 10 New York Z another
missile was thrown
= Ore uy innings r H. l..
Chicago ............0 90 90 90 o %
New York.. ---.-l % @ o % o. !
Batterlvs-Wa and Sullivan. Hosg
and kleinow. Time. -.oe- Empires SHer;-
dan and O'Loughlu.
St. Louis, SO; Philadelphia, co
ST LOUIS. September 43.-St. LOUIS
won one game and went nine innings IN
Tire other. nothing % nothing. with Phi
ate.ghla to-day before darkness inter
Tered with the play.
First Game.
' foa ay innings. ..aoeoooooE Il Il 8
Pa.l4deiphla ......O 90 5000 90 !
Batteries Powell and O Connor; Wad-
a,i and Berry Time. l-Ss- Umpire. Con-
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Keene Horses Won S1o2. 900.

Sheltered in stable beneath the
spreading shade trees Of tho Sleeps
head Bay track are the racc-horscs be-
longing 10 James r Kecne These
clean-limbed Shoroughhreds. fleet OF foot
and Of great endurance. have won for
the Wall Street magnate this season
Slc 06o. This is the largest amount that
any stable Of race-horses has won in
America. this year. and places Mr.. Keenc
at the head Of the winning list of own
ers
The success Of these young race horses
I'll are two and three-v ear-olds. with the
former age predOminating- at0ned IN
part for the loss OF Sysonby. While
horse Of Sysonby's greatness can never
he replaced. still the successes Of his
younger stablemates have In a measure
softened the sorrow occasiOned by tho
racers death. Mr.. Keene would much
rather have SvsOnby in one Of HIS stalls
than the 500. $50 that his thoroughbreds
won this year But as fortune would
not permit him 20 have both, he Is con-
tent with the money.
The success Of Mr.. Keene's horses has
been most gratifying 20 him. While sew
eral Of his youngsters met with defeat I'm
several big events. notably the Futuritv
and the Great Trial still his colts and
FLIES managed to win a number Of rich
turf plums During the racing season
which Is not yet finished. his horses have
won sixteen stake races and handicaps.
In this respect they excel as they do in
the amount Of money won.
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F ORCE JEFFRIES
INTO RING AGAIN
Believed Big Purses VIII Be r.
resistible Temptation to Slum-
boring Champion
WANT NO MORE FINISH BOUTS
Leading Sporting Writers Want
Bouts Limited Wherever
Possible.

IN HE big purse OF $4,000 which me
light promoters Of Goldneld. Nov
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A ripe old age IS all right but the
trouble with old age is that It u -
often green
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the Head of Successful Want Sasers Marches

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is cent per
word. Net Cash in ADVANCE.
with a minimum cost Of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
Eate applies 70 deaths. marriages,
obituaries and all other classified
notices No display type allowed
Ia the classified columns
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
so games played.
Where They Play To-Day.

Chicago az New York.
FlttshGrg at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
St. Louis at BrOOklyi
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Where They Play To-Day.

Philadelphia AT Cleveland
Boston al Chicago
New - at Detroit
Washington az ST. Louis.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-HOTEL BUSINESS. IN
Guiding furniture fixtures cafe and
bar on splendid corner in Newport
News. New building. new furniture.
house Just opened and doing good bust
ness now run by owner OF building.
who knows nothing OF hotel business.
hence VIII sell cheap. Great opportu-
g. FOR right man who Will act quickly
AoJress Il. l. fARRAR. Newport
News Va
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MEETINGS

Annual Meeting
Once of Secretary.
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PERSONALS.


VIE ARE SOMETIMES ASKED. Is 1T
north the time and cost O. go 20 The
Art School 1ii2 Capitol street, A. each
raIl makes from 800 90 $40 worth OF
drawing pastelS. water-colorS. oiI or
tapestry paintings during session. we
tn rnt hesitate 20 say Yes FAN and
winter session begins this month APP
l.f "Nw Day and night classes
IF A YOUNG LADY OR Girl. WISHES
T. work we offer her q good position
WITH pleasant surroundings steady
work, = 90 So yer week while learning:
como and see us WHTTLOCK
RRANCH AMERICAN CIGAR co.
Twenty-tfird and Cary. Richmond. Va
$ HAIR NANIFACTORY AND
HafrGrcs- I1rlors invite thor pa-
irons AMI -Ne Iu bile 90 their new estah-
Nslwcn- 80 rf Third. near Broad
At G02 EAST MAIN YOU Will. RE
able o. c.t every record in the Edison
cat 4loguo ana every type ~ machine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24

FOR sALE-TRIGG SHIP YARD EQUIP
Ineht, consisting OF machinery. tools,
store room supplies. motors Q5 II. p.
70 10 II. p. electric ceiling fans. sim
SIC ana double betting. shattlng. hang
ers' puneys. etc. lumber and firewood
cheap Address 8 NJ TOMLTNSON,
SHIP Yards. Richrond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24

FOR SALE-ONE % II. 2. BOILER
one %. one y H. y. engine one %, one
50. Lock Box 324. Hampton. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24
Standing of the Clubs.

HICAGO. ILLS. Septem-
Der - There was a
bump. a bonn bardneut,
an attempt TO massacre
ou the So1thside Grounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24

on ACCOUNT OF BREAKING UP
usekeeping I wish TO sacrifice my
sweet-toned StieT piano; in use only
ort time. will take less than half
Address + n. care this Office.