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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-07

ministerial union of Raleigh. including
all tho pastors of the city. The fol-
lowing were honorary pall-bearers:
Governor r. 3. Glenn, Franklin Me-
Neill, State Treasurer B. II. Lacy, C.
III. Belvin. r. II. Battle. N. b. Brought
ton. j. II. Pullen. b. II. Montague. Col
7. s. Keenan,. Or. Hubert Haywood, II.
8. McGeachey. Also the elders OF the
First Presbyterian Church: Julius Lew
is. w. s. Primrose s.. w. Whiting, T..
p. Whorton, y. NJ. Monte, II. w. Jack
son. d. Fl. Hill. T. 3. Womack. T.. d.
Heart. George Allen.
The active pall-bearers We're the
sdeacons of tho church: a. "A. Thompson.
Geo. w. Thompson. T.. b. Grow. b. w.
.Kiigore, w. AZ. Wethers. Il. W. Thack-
ston. j. r. Young. G. G. Whiting, c..
w. Barrett, o, r. Hay. w. 4. Harding.
II. f. Harding and r. T. Gowan.
Following the funeral service at the
church. the intermellt took place at
oakwood Gene terry The grave was
Iheaped3 with llowers. the5loral tributes
being very numerous and of2unusual
richness and beauty. mute testImo-
malls OF the love and esteem of be-
lrcaved parishloners and friends.
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SEES HIS FIRST AUTO.
bis. Tom Wilson nnd His wife Take
Hide With Hunting Party.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
ASIIEVILLE. N. c.. October 6.-For
the first. time In his long life of ninety
years big Tom. Wilson. known as
the grand old man OF the mountains
and the most famous hunter in North
Carolina. last Wednesday saw an auto.
mobile. and with his aged and equally
.astonisted wife. enjoyed ride in q
big 60-horse power touring car.
The machine was taken UP into the
mountains by George cathey. and g
hunting party. which left this city
some little time ago. and. DESPITE warn
ings that the car would be unable to
negotiate the steep and rough n,oun-
tain roads, the party returned Friday
without having had an accident and
with two dear slowed In the tonnean.
The hunting party consisted OF.
George Cathey, John y. Jordan. w. II.
Patterson w. f. stoner,4E A. Tanning.
Pink Merrill Mr.. Savage, Captain
Shaw. Fl. F. Addicks. Mr.. Simpson.
Fabe Norris and r. A. Watson. They
returned to Asheviile last evening, and
report game plentiful In the mountains
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Tin,rs.D tspatt!) Bralltbrs.

Tho following Branch Offices lihys been
established for the bcnent of those livins
ut distance from the Main Office OF rho
,rimes.D Dispatch. The Timcs.Dlspnteh.S Wants
left at any OF these branches VIII ccelyn
tho same careful attention us though they
had been lsft al tho Main onice. and there
wi DO no extra cost 10 tho advertiser:
stAuuHTER,s DRUG STORE. Twenty nth
and ycnablo Street. Mi
w. II. tsArEs. 2si3 East broad Street
"A. a. SCOTT, Twenty-nttil and Broad SITS.
y,HfLLlAMs'ss PHARMACY. Twcnty.hrst ana
Marshall Streets.
TARIsANT, GRANT & Co. Foushec and
Broud Streets IN
a. w. IArIMER. No. 500 west ::iarshan st.
THoMssOM,s DRUG STORE. NJ. 1874 Yves,
Main Strcet.
/. Il. BEvERtDG r. Brook Ave. and Clay &.
RADY's DRUG STORE. carton liolshts.
pEoPLE's DRUG STORE No. 5000 VIII
Hamburg Avenue. Fulton.
EoBIN's PHARMACY, No. 200 East Mar
shall Street.
CITY DRUG STORE No. 1914 East Main
street. corner Fifteenth
JuDSON CUNNINGHAM. No. .o27 East
Main street. corner Twenty-Hrst.
! WALLlS,S PHARMACY. No. s3si South Pine
Street.
.KIRK.PARR1sM CO.. no. az Fast Broad
Street. y
ruEpARAGoS PHARMACY. no. SOL Yves,
Cary Street
EATON PHARMACY. Tw.n.y.esath and
d Streets.
5 RlsoN's PHARMACY. No. 1,s Canal street.
HuNDLEf e WALKER. Twen.y-nfth und
Leigh Streets.
J. 4. LEWIS. No. 4 East Broad Street.
NoRTHslDE PHARMACY. Fifth and Baker
~ Streets.
4 CARRIERS DRUG STORE. No. 1los Hull
Street. Manchester.
EN- EIGHTH AND N STREET HHAR.
MACY, TWenty-ciGhth and n Streets.
q! r.. W. KERN, INC. Corner Twsnty-d ftl
and Church Hill Avenue
I EAST PHARMACY. No. 1901 Q Street.
3 TlMES-DIspATcH. No. 10 North sycamore
Street. Petersburg.
TlMER.DfSEA--4I No. :l5 Eighth Street
LynehburE
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HONOR MEMORY OF
BELOVED MINISTER
Great Goncotrrsc d Sorrowing
Friends Attend Fsneral Of
DIT. Moment.
ALL CITY CLERGY TAKE PART
" $3.50 --. ..
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R4ALEIGH. N. e., October THE
funeral service OF Alfred Fl. Moment.
ID. ID. was held this afternoon at \
O'clock from the First Presbyterian
Church which lie had served as pastor
with such marked ability and success
tho past -four years. An immense con
course OF people. members OF practi-
ciily all the congregations OF every
denomination assembled 10 share In
the last tribute of respect to one who
had Won tlieir love and esteem by his
able administrations and zeal in every
good work that was Undertaken IN The
community.
The service was conducted by Rev.
tno. w. Rosebro. Of fredericksburg,
Va, assisted bS thermometers OF tile
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CHAPEL ilii.,. YorEs
'rennts AssuciniiOn--E, Editor Compli-
tlicnteu-Dr. nTcISclwny Ornt0r.
II sf,crtai III. NV. - ~, a.. Il, NH, ~

t,icntel--Dr. nTcISciwny DrnSor. 81
Especial To The -Dispatch.l
CHAPEL HILL, III. Gu, October g.
ITlc Tennis Association or the uriver-S
sfty met last week and organized for
the year.F. l.. Huffman .wus elected
president, and g. ID. venable secretaryi
and TREASURER. IL tA; tho purpose ~ the
association To stIrgup the tennis spirit
In the university snnd tn, make t.is:
d successful year it, tennis.
The MerccriHn. d magazine. publish
led at Mercer University. ius making gu t.
a list OF the best rnnEaSitlc editors tn
the South clloHc Mr., r.. III. Hughes. ths5
editor last year OF our magazine. AS
the All-South cdtor-ln-clicf.
| Mr.. Foyc Robertson. who has been ~
student hero for several n years ami
who is widely Known as All athlete
and football player, has left 10 enter
Jefferson Medical College in Phtls-
|delphia. r.
| Messrs. u. NJ. Thompson and ": VI
Dunlap, prominent university nthletfs.
hayp entered the University Medlcals
School al Raleigh, where hey Will.
complete their courses III medicine.
Dr.. st. Clair Mckelway, OF HrooN-'
lIyn. IN. &. will be tho principal snea.k-.
or at tile celebration OF " nlversl "
nav here October 18th. DE. Mcks 4
way Is widely known tllrough o OUT. 4 : Y.
country as a scholarly editor anu hl W.,
thor. and as an able speake
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mo i,.onInTr.oN RALLY.
AIR. I,utIrdgc mud Judge PritcharI
~ sneak In 5Asllcyllfc 800

Especial to Tile Times- Dispatch.
III ASEIEyILI.E,, N. G, October G;..In
'bigrast rally OF the hot prohibition
wi,el, ms p nasid, IN pro wass
was held ut the Auditorium Er!day'
night. wien John S. IsutledEe. Of O.! =
land. Ohio, delivered his farewell - 80
dress. Tie largo building was Niles
made notable by the prese nee OF the,
members OF local secret societtes. wsfgs
march ed 10 the hall in aFbody. dressed
in full reEalia.
THE Rev. Dr. fIamm. who presided
at the meeting. announced that re
quest would be made that MI the me. 7, /.
chants close their places OF business
on election day--Tuesdny, the Sth. NJ r.
Hutledge In his address. ma de !, stronI;S
plea for prohibition. aud avoiding all
personalities! confined himself tsrlctly
10 the question at issue.
Judge II C. Prtchard also apok
He said that the me citing was witho,,e3
precedent In Asheville. and that there
were enough voters then present To
carry prohibition by large majority,i
and at the conclusion OF his address,
presented Mr.. Rutledge with a. gold.
headed can. ION behalf OF the people
FQf BupcOnlbe county ~
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miscellaneous.
rYpEWRIrERs!

T's WONDERFUL HOW GOOD THEY
are. How cheap they are. How new
they are! Scores. yes. hundreds OF
rebuilt lypewriters just received from
our factory. all makes. all prices. but
4 only one condition-perfect. See our
show windows, see our stock. get our
prices, save yourself soma money.
Everything guaranteed absolutely for
one year, no Risk. no trouble. we
would 3ra Their return your money than
to have you dissatisfied. Call. write.
telephone, .rHE TYpEW RITTER EX-
CHANGE, branch. AMERICAN WRITE
ING MACHINE COMPANY. INC. COS
East Main Greet
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MOURN. cARoL1N,!A AlFLF4AIRs.
officers Arc Commisnioned-Lun
Company Chartered.

Especial to The Times ispatch.1
RALEIGH. N. c., October s6.--Adju-
Itant- General T. n. Robertson has -
sued to-day commissions to- l.. B. Bris-
ton, of Statesville. as lieutenant-colonel
and assistant Inspector OF small arms
and to Thos. II. Orrell. OF Wilmington.
as major and assistant inspector Of.
small arms. in the North Carolina Ma
btional Guard. Qalonel Bristol suaS
cceds c. III. White. Of Wilmington. re-
signed, and Major Orrell is promoted
to succeed Colonel Bristol.
A charter Is issued for the 5Untton-a
Eourbnnnair Company, of Hickory. IL
chartered with s15o.oO0 capital sub
scribed By Geo. N. Hutton and others
Tor condnctiag a lumber business. The
authorized capital is 100000.
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Aotifls.

Office OF the Mayor. the city Hall,
Richmond. Va, October ., 1907
OCTOBER THE 9TH.
being rRichmond Day at the Vir-
ginia State Fair. and tho Council of
tho city OF Richmond having by
Joint resolution, authorized the sus-
pension OF business in all depart
rnents OF tho city government, tho
City Hall will be closed and work
suspended In all departments OF the
OF departments will determine what
work Is unavailable and ali other
work Will be suspended.
CARLTON MCCARTHY
Mayor,
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WIFE HE LIE
THOUGHT HIM DEAD.
Mrs. Covers Effort is Collec
Life Insurance Reveals Life
Story OF Husband.
!. [special to rhe Tlmes-plspateh.l

Especial to The Times Dispatcl.l
SALISBURY, N. c.. October G.-Fol-
lowing sensational announcement
here a week ago that n woman giving
her name as Mrs. Charles Conner was
in Washington endeavorng to collect
insurance upon the life of her hns-
band, Charles Conner, known to be yet
living in Salisbury. an unusual life
story has developed. Mr.. Conner. who
has been living In this city since 1900.
was once II prominent Assemblyman
Eofs8the State of New Jersey. being n
member OF tho Legislature OF that
State for several years. He was well
known in political circles twenty-iiN
years ago. and Ills namc9 was also
prominent In business circles. In tho
winter OF u $50 he left home without
telling his wife good-by, and never
returned. He was mourned as dead for
u number Of Years. and It was only
recently that Mrs. Conner tried to co.'s
5lcct the life insurance supposedly due
her
For seven years Mr. Conner has re-
sided in Salisbury. all the while keep
Ing his life story a secret Being a
skilled mechanic, he found lucrative ems
ployment. until he became totally blind.
and for isome years lie has been de-
pendent upon friends for support.
To.lntImate FRIENDSHIP has told every
thing. and admits that he is the hus-
band of the Womansin Washington try
Ing to collect the insurance upon his
life Application has been made to
have him admitted to the Rowan count y
home, Whlcll$lt Is expected will be tho
closing chapter to his remarkable
career
=. =,
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tcraay. upon the motion of the scfnier@
MILLING Company. issued Sast fijunctiuns
Ipaty. ~ Wilmington, ! III 4! al. from tislfir
HE trada.inatk, S'ppffit & Lace" X on a
hrnntl OK flour handled by that firnhs
The rvldencs In tho rnse NTH be Heard,
before ma ster. MA 81
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COZ. c-ADELL# ORATOR
AT MEMORIAL SERVICES

lSpecia! to The Times Dispatch.1
81 .IeALEIGH. NC. October 8.--Hon.
George e. Cabell. OF Norfolk, Va. one
IS fthe most distingutshe citizens OF
Virginia. and an orator Of optional
powers. has accented 3 IN invitation to
deliver an address here on the occari
sion Of the annual memorial exercisea
BY Raleigh Lodge, No. 49, Benevolent
Protective Order OF u ks.
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lost ano found.

LOST. TUESDAY EVENING, ABOUT
1880 =. NJ. on Lakeside car on iron,
scat. or at First and Broad Streets. q
small gold watch with gentieman's
picture In front nhd back with
green silver lob with set attached 10
watch. Reward II returned to 4V5
North Ninth street.
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WANTED, ToU TO KNOW THAT "A
pair OF Goodies Chimborazo Shoes
can't ba beat Mems and ladies', all
feathers, So, $3.50 and 81. J.. r.
GOODE g. SON. 1441 East Main
Street.
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RtaI Estate for AaIt.

ron SALE OR RENT, MODERN NINE
room house, with physicians office
cal Instruments, drugs and medical
textbooks for sale. and a field OF
practice that has hitherto yielded
an annual cash income of $4,000:
left vacant by death OF physician.
Tor terms. apply to Mrs. Z. J. REX.
Hillsboro. Loudoun county, Va.
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LOST, BETWEEN cowARD1R AVE.
nue. and Hull street and .06 East
Nineteenth. Saturday might. pock
etbook. containing between S1aO and
$500. Reward Ii returned TO above
address. a. S. BARTLETT, Manches-
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WANTED. FoRwARDER. FINISHER
and paper ruler. Atlanta is good
place to work in, especially winter.
Good position open. Adress .FOOTE
& DAVIES CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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Belp 0Ua,1t.o. Male.

WANTED AT ONCE, TWO HARD
some experience and capable OF
Keeping books. and doing general
office work Good salary will be
paid Prefer young men with good
habits. Write SAMUEL DAVIS,
CIarksville Va Isl
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FOR aALE. TWO WELL-fBROKEN
FOR SALE. ONE VERY. FINE sTIETF,
piano. cost $500. The Instrument Is
Am leaving the city. and viii Soil
this piano for Yery reasonable
price TO Il cash puschaser, or on the
instalment plan to Thoroughly re ;
Times-Dispatch. 80 { :, ~
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PARLOR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
ike new: slip covers made and mat
treases renovated. for cash lor on
EASY payments. No charge for estt-
mates. CHARLES JuRGENS SONS,
EEan,s and Broad Streets. go = =.
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-. ii LlIt ED II. AlOAILNT,3I u. H.,
i'nstOr. or the First l.respylerinnC Church,
nm 1iinrss of i've weeks OF typhoid
fever. IIcs was one OF tile most dist In
lEutshctlE me n In the Presbyterian min
;stry InN North chrolinu,5 ana serve 4
PASTORAL TERMS WITH ss3NVeatminster
Church, Brooklyn, aud Spring Street
Church, New YOrlSH City.
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6ituations, proftssional.


POSITION IN AN TxPIsRf-
enced teacher. Holding first grade
certificate Qualifications: English,
Latin, German and music. Address
4 .. af.sZ.. care PostfnaAtcr, BelroI. Va.
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LOST, a BRACELET OF LARGE
amethysts, at Williamsburg. on sat
urday- a suitable reward Will be
paid on It's return to Mrs. T. w. n,
The Chesterfield. Richmond
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WANTED. TABLE. TRANSIENT AND
regular boarders at IL South Fifth.
Street. Everything first.cIaaa.
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WANTED, a FIRST CLASS ACCOUNT
ant for a large manufacturing COM
pany. Only an expert accountant
need apply. References required.
Permanent position. Post-oftice box
$40.
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settlers. i would also like to have
one or two huntsmcn during the
season. Address w. d. HARDY.
Woodend. Va.
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for 6alf.

FOR SALE. FOUR CONTRACTS WITH
Mutual Home Union, sof Richmond,
Va. and numbered IS, 3S. as ana
40t, having loan values nggregating
$500. Old numbers near maturity.
Good chance for any one with limit
ed capital TO purchnsc or brlld q
home on easy payments. vii! sell
for actual amount paid in. Address
CONTRACTS. y. .. Box 1O2, THUR
mohd W. Va.
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WANTED, g SHEET METAL WORK
crs: only first-class cornice men need
apply EMPLOYERS ASSOCIA-
TON. 1898 G street, NJ. W., WASH
ington, d. G.
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PERSONALS.

EVERY DEPOs1TOR IN "A BANK Is
equally entitled to the greatest Sc.
curity aud the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
and invites accounts from oil class
es needing the facilities of a strong.
large, courteous bank. Assets. So
00o.00o.o0 Organized April. 1855.
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dEIkRtlt1lIn,g.

THE .VITa GIN IA 81 JPER VrSyoIls WILL
Of the Corporation Commission On
OCTOBER 9TH 10TH AN p III Fl. 81 o
o'clock In morning and 81 o'clock 1 ii
al the evenin Z. All super isors OF Is the
State w etherfs enrolled mem bers ~ or
II not. are cordially invited to attend,
~ AS 4 many sIpe isors as possible IN
S a tendance, as impoptant NJ matters
conc erning roat a. g ducat ton md X
alton and various othars nj atters are
f TO be- N consitiernt q t thisB meeting
p r. IS, tident.
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WANTED. EVERY wEARER OF q
decent watch to know tina. JAHNkE
BROS, watcl1makers. 91e East Main
Street. Is the place TO have IT. proper
~ repaired. y
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Powhatan Institute,

Bclona. fowhatnn Co., Va.
HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG
LADIES.
z Forty miles from Richmond and thirty
miles from Farmvlle. Va. on the Tide
water and Western railroad. IS Good connec-
lions can be made with the Southern al
Richmond and with r.. & ". in Farmville.
Healthful loca zion. Corps OF efficient teach
ers. New buildings with modern convent
;onccs. Board, tuition In English, Latin,
French, Physical Culture and Music for ses-
sion OF eight months sl45. For catalogue
and further particulars. apply 81
R.1G. PORTER. Business Mgr.
Belona. Va.
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WANTED. PERMANENT. TRANSIENT
Eighth Street.
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Wants
oSr3cEsT Word.

Till; RATE FIR CLASSIFIED Want Adyer.
s,iaIns;Is i cen. per word. Will, q ,niniHiliri
cost Of 10 lonls for each insertion WHEN
pait in advance. and a6 ccuts when Schnrsetl+
rho same ratio applies 10 deaths. MARRIAGES
obituaries and NIL other CLASSIFIED notices.
No display typo allowed in the classified
eolunnS. s35l s sYb, *
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FOR 3 RENT, NEWLY T11 RN1sTI'F1'D
Is rooms wi III hoard -and ze lsnts un I!'l;
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EVERY DEPos1ToR IN "A BANK IS
equally entitled to the greatest SEE
c,rity and the best service. THE
FIRST NAT1ONAL BANK OF RICH
bfOElo, VA. undoubtedly affords both,
and invites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities of strong.
large, c curt e Gus bank. Assets,
$4,000. 100000. Organized April. se5.
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LAW 81 OOI
&ealrn 39ropnsals.
RIps.W.A,,.NTED..1

BIDS WANTED. m nj 8
n. 4PURSUANCE Q II a RESOLUTION
of the Special Board OF Directors Of
the Western State Hospital, at il
meeting OF said spsAlal beard held
4 on the 10th day of S pteinDers 1907.
As the II undersl gned special committee
y hereby invite competitive \ bids for
drawings Sand specifications for an
eplleptic colony r CHI reserved to
reject any and all blds,:4ai
n. 81, LAN yLS Direct or or ]. q
;.s Special Committee.
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WANTED, PERMANENT AND TRAN
silent boarderp; ali bright rooms:
firSt-class table board. Terms rea-
sonable, 307 East Main Street.
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Real estate for Kent.

.s~-r~c~>~~~~c->-
West Franklin Street. for the winter
months. T erms reasonable. Address
al z, care carrier 81. S3
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
East Main Street. buy. SELF, exchange
and remount diamonds in tho latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken in
exchange 81
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AwNINGs.

HAVE YOUR AWNINGS TAKEN DOWN
and stored for the winter, by an ex-
pert Best OF care. Fl. r. COPE
LAND & CO. l08 North Ninth Street.
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FOR SALE. SIXTY AcREs. L 1-2 MILES
from Richmond, fronting on VII
Harrisburg and Charles City Roads;
buildings: four new chicken house 8,
with large runs; incubators. brood
ers. colony houses. etc.f VIII sell part
selling. W. B. WHEEI.ER, Rural
Route No. s. Richmond. Va.
TIMBERLANDs AND FARMS FOR
sale at low prices. on easy terms, on
new railroad. Fluvanna@ county. Va,
ranging In size from 80 to 466 acres
Bargains TOR quick buyers Address
y j. r. FLANf. Charlo ttesville. Va. -, 7
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FOR SALE. 1000 CORDS OF WOOD,
price $3.50 per cord In carload lots
delivered In Richmond. VIRGINIA
LUMBER AND BOX CO., INC, Pc
tersburg. Va.
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DRESS SUITS FOR RENT.
UMBRELLAS.

DRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS FOR
rent. "sCHNuRAAN.' o1s Main.
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From Using 'rrade-Alnrk.
Especial 10 The Tim Dispatcli.l s n
3 .ASHEVII III. r.. Isl 3D. e., JetUbe q o.
United States Judge Pritchard YES
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LOST, ON FIRST FLOOR, AT RECEP-
ton at the Governors Mansion. Sat
nrday night, a black lace scarf Re-
s ward ii left at 1o3 South Third
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FOR SALE. ONE CARPENTER's LONG
body buggy. $40: one rubber tire
runabout. $50; surrey, $50: three top
wagons cheap. A. MEYERS SONS.
40 South. Eighth Street.
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ANNUAL M Il Fiji N q RI u
stool IL llpl els An ~ Boo Z. md
tSf HE nylnp IA lint nd NJ
Mo Is y cTc) "A r sa
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AGENTS WANTED. FOR FRITCH,s
vegetable soap. red-lot seller. big
profits; write for free sample. j. q.
FR1TCH. st. Louis. Mo.
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FOR SALE. "A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL
Arabian ponies, three years old; can
be seen at 2o4 North Jefferson
Street, during the fair.
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Rooms tor Bent.

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION VISITORS
ern conveniencee; on direct car line
to exposition grnund.; in hest rest-
Dental section OF Norfolk lodetn e
ard h-earfn-t. 81, Al Mrs. SA r An
sMApGAPTT Nr1NSnN q, ~ GThirti-th
Street, Park Place Norfoll
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OUR STOCK OF BuGGIEs, SURVEYS
and wagons are offered at reduced
prices this week. "A. MEYERS SONS
40 South Eighth Street.
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Agents 0Manteo.


AGENTS TO SELL t.uBRICAT1Ntl
oils, belts. hose. paint. varnIsl,, 20
factories. mills stores, thresllers.s
MANUTACTuREnS OIL g CREASE
CO. Cleveland. o.
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LOST. GOLD SEWANEF DEBATER.s
medal. Reward for return to G. L.
TUCKER, 2os s. Cherry st.
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MACHINERY
-UPHoLsTER1NG..

PARLoR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AND.
couches recovered and rcupholstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
tresscs renovated. for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for estl-
mates. CHARLES JURGEES. SONS.
Adams and Broad Streets.
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@liafkIldnknuB.
HAT REPAIRING.

SILK. sTIFF AND SOFT HATS
cleaned, blocked. Csc. and Soc; bind
Ing bands and sweat feathers.
shall.