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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-29
COMPARISON OF
LEAGUE TEAMS
pug Hicks, Richmond Cast
away, Leads Them All in
Hitting.
M'MAH0N, NORFOLK. HITS 500
M'MAH0N, NORFOLK. HITS 500
by A. II. TAYLOR.

With but six or seven championship
games played by the six teams of the
Virginia League, Richmond has had
little difficulty In defeating three Of
It's rivals for the pennant. 1t is true,
all but one of Richmond's victories have
been won at home, and of the two
games played on other diamonds, one
was won and the other tied.
Somehow tho local aggregation ap-
pears to have entered the season in
better training and condition. but the
victories of the team are chiefly at
tributable to the superiority of the
pitchers and of the team batting. as
compared with it's rivals. We have
yet to meet Roanoke. our chief. COM
petitor. and Lynchburg, last seasons
champions, and, therefore. know little
of their strength The most sanguine
admirer of the local contingent does not
anticipate such walkover as that en-
countered in the first nine days of the
season.
The Norfolk. Roanoke ami Lynchburg
teams have not yet struck their gats,
judged by their work OF last season
with much the same material. For In
stance, Manager Captain Clark. of Roa-
noke. last seasons premier batter. is
far down in the list now, and the same
Is trIe of Dingle and Jackson. two OF
the star hitters of Norfolk last year.
Lynchburg appears to be Richmond
strongest competitor for batting
honors. and strange to say two of It's
star sluggcrs are Richmond boys not
good enough for the local management.
Hicks. another Richmond castaway. is
leading the league in hitting. thus far.
though he has played in but three
games.
Mcmahon, Norfolk's shortstop. Is the
real leader Of the batters thus far. hav-
ing an average of 800 In sixteen times
at lat and five games. Hooker. of Lynch
burg, is close competitor, having batted
at n 400 clip in six games and twenty
two times up. Next to him is Titman.
of Richmond who. In seven games and
twenty eight times at bat, has an aver
age of .393, and Hcffron is close by, with
.391. Next comes Jack Anthony. Il
Richmond boy, playing in the outtield
for Lynchburg who has hit an average
of 1854 in six games and twenty-five
times at bat
Here are the figures on team batting,
taking tho nine highest men on the six
teams and figuring the averages from the
tot/ times at bat and total base hits
the comparison showing conclusively whA
'Richn1/nd has won:
| Richmond, SOB; Lynchpurg. .z.o; NOR
| folk. .26i. Roanoke, ESQ; Danville, .241;
! PORTSMOUTH, POS.
| The averages are not wholly due to the
! fine stickwork of Richmond. but almost
| equally to the brilliant service of the
| Richmond pitchers IN holding down
averages of opponents.
Here are the batting averages up tt
| to-day for all the players In all the
teams, participating in as many as three
games and hitting at moro than 100
! average.
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WANTED, PERMANENT AND TRAN
silent bonrders at THE LURAY, 4QS
II. Main street, excellent table: nice
rooms.
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AT MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Officers of Athletic Association.
Chosen by Students.

Tho student body of the Medical Col
lege of Virginia recently held a meet
ing for the election of officers OF tho
Athletic Association and managers of
the two teams, The college Will pay
much more attention to sports than ir
has done formerly. and next session
football will be added to baseball. The.
association is in II very nourishing con-
dition, Notwithstanding the fact that
1t was only recently organized,
Mr., Eugene c. Masse was elected
president; Mr.. w. r, Clarke. vice-pres-
ident and Mr.. John Abbitt, secretary
and treasurer; Mr.. Frank Scott was
elected captain OF the football team, and
Mr.. WIN Cowes, manager; Mr.. Horace
Hoskins was elected captain q the
baseball team, and Mr., E W. Rawts,
manager.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULT OF SUNDAY GAMES.
st. Louis. 2; Chicago, MrsD; st
Louis, 0: Chicago. l (second.
Fittsburg. .; Cincinnati, 1.

CINCINNATI April 2S.-Cincinnati
could do nothing with Wilis's deliv-
cry to-day. not making hit except
in the second inning.
Score by innings: r. III. T.
Cincinnati 80. O10O OOOoO-1 8 3
Pittsburg ..... O1211 0000-5 10 4
Batteries: Essick Mason, Helms;
Willis and Gibson. Time, 9 hours UNI
pire. tombstone.
ST. LOUIS. MO, April 2S.--St Louis
lost two games to Chicago to-day. Both
teams played good ball. each game de-
cided by a single run.
First Game
Score by innings: r. II. T..
st. Louis -. 00001 OOOO-2 10 a
Chicago $3.50. O101OO0 O01-3 8 O
Batteries: Becbe and Marshall; Tay-
lor and king. Time, 1855. Umpire,
O'Day.
Second game
Score by inninbs: r. II. T..
st. Louis 1850. 90 o o o 100000 1 l
Chicago .......t 001O 0 90 OO-l 0
Batteries: Fromme and Noonan:
Frazer and Moran. Time, 1885. UNI
pire O'Day.
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Times Dispatch Branches.

Tho following Branch Offices have been
established for the benefit OF those iiyins
II a distance from the Main oriee of The
Times Dispatch. The Times Dispatch
wants left ut any of these branches VIII
receive tho same careful attention as
though they had been left Ut the Mnin
Onee. and there VIII be no extra cost to
tho advertiser.
sLAuGHTERs DRUG STORE. Twenty
ntth ana venabe, streets.
w. h. EANEs. 2s1a East Broad .treet.
A. a. SCOTT. Twenty am and Broad
Streets.
wILLlAMs PHARMACY. Twen,y-hrst and
Marshall Streets.
TAKRAST. GRANT & o.. FouBhee and
Broad streets
O. w. LArIMEI. no. 500 west Marahall
street
THoMPsoN'sy DRUG STORE. NO. 1871
/ l. BEyERIDGE. Crook A,enue and
Clay Street
kApY's Drug STORE. Barton Heights
fEoPLE'S DRUG STORE. No $500 VII
iiamsburg Avenue. Fulton.
ROBINS PHARMACY. No. 200 Eas, Mar
Ehal! Street
CITY DRUG STORE. No lii4 last Main
Street. corner Fifteenth.
JuDsON CUNNINGHAM. No 2021 East
Main. corner Twenty-nrst
WALLIS PHARMACY. 10. 3st South Pine
Street
KIRK-rARRlsn Co. no. Az East Broad
Street
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. NO. SOL
Weh Cary Street
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty. eighth and
Streets
RlsoS's PHARMACY. No. 40 Cana!
Street.
j. T. LEWIS NO. Eas, Drot Street
HuNpLEY WALKER, Twenty-afth and
Leigh Streets
NoRTHslDr rHARMAcY. Fitth AID
Baker streets
GATHERS DRUG STORE. No. io2 Hull
Street. Manchester.
TWENTY EIGHTH AND STREETS
PHARMACY, Twenty eighth and SITS
G. I. W. KERN. INC. r1-aer Twenty nth
and Church hii Avenue.
EAST PHARMACY. NO. 2eoi Q Street
TINES DISPATCH. 10. 40 North sycamore
street. Petersburg.
TIMES DISPATCH. No. al5 Eighth street,
Lynch urs.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Memphis. 3, New Orleans, ..
NEW ORLEANS, April 2S.-By
punching hits in the fifth and eighth
innings, Memphis won from New Or
leans to-day.
Score by innings r. II. Il
Memphs ...... 5000 20O3O-5 10 /
New Orleans :. 0O2O OOOo0-2 6 9
Batteries: Stockdale and Hulburt and
owens; I'itze and Matthews. Time, 9
hours. Umpire Pfenning.
Shreveport, 3; Little Rock, o.
HREVIIPORT, La. April 2S.-In-
ability to hit Becker was responsible
for Little Rock being shut out in the
last game of the series with Shreveport
to-day.
Score by innings: r H. Il.
Shreveport 49,. O12o COOS s 1
Little Rock -. 90 90 o 90 900 0
Batteries: Becker and Rapp Dolan,
Hart and Lake Time. 1876 Umpire.
thinner.
No other Southern games scheduled
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CHICAGO. April 2s.-chicago won
from Detroit to-day. Detroit was
saved a shutout when Umpire O'Loush-
lin called Coughin safe at home. al
though Coughlin ran out of the line
in attempting to dodge Walsh. who
was covering the plate after n shor,
passed ball.
Score by innings: r. II. u
Chicago ........O12 00000.-3 S :
Detroit -. 100000 O0O10-1 4 {
Batteries: Walsh. Owen and Sulli.
van; Killian and Schmidt. Time. l:45
Umpire, O'Loughlin.
ST. LOUIS. April 2s.-st. Louis wor
two games from Cleveland to-day. st
Louis victories were due to the pitch.
ing Of Powell and Howell
Firtt Same-
Score by innings: r. II. e
st. Louis .......ooo 21OOos-3 (
Cleveland ......0 90 o 10000 5
Batteries: Powell and Stevens: Hes.
and Clarke. Time, 1877. Umpircs
Stafford and Sheridan.
Second game
Score by innings: r. H. L,
st. Louis .......001 0OO10>-2 6
Cleveland ......10O o 0 0O00-1 2
Batteries: Howell and Stevens: Thiel
man and Clark. Time. lao. Umpires
Sheridan and Stafford.
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YOUNG GOULD OFFENDED,
Not Pleased With Tennis Cham.
o;o,,,e Chance ne Front

LONDON, April 2S.-Eustace S. Miles.
holder of the court tennis champion
ship, now says he will do his best to
defend the championship by playing
the winner OF the semi-final round OF
the tournament now in Pittsburg next
Saturday or Monday, The seml-tlnal
is to be played Friday, and the winner
of it, by reason of Miles's default was
to be declared champion,
Jay Gould, the American player, who
has reached the semi,tinal stage. to-
day expressed annoyance at this sud-
den change in Mlles's plans. He said
he came here expressly to meet Miles
hut as the champion had declined Il
play, he had accepted the situation
and arranged to,ileave England imme-
diately after the last game is. played
next Friday,
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Bingham Beat Lenoir.

Especial to The Tiines-Dismltchl
AStIEVILI.E, N, c.. April as,--In a
seven-inning game at Riverside Park,
Bingham yesterday got got revenge
from Lenoir College for the drubbing
inflicted on them by Lenolr last Sat
urday, There We're no special features
eXcept the exceptionally fine. fielding
of the bingham team
score: r. III. IL
I.enoir ,,,.,.,. ..,.. % s 4
Bingham 40 10
Batteries. SESSIONS and Harbour;
Monsey ana Horney. ds NJ
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Metropolitan Handicap. to be run May
9th at Belmont Park. twenty-five
horses. a majority of them good per-
formers. are entered. Accountant is
best thought of by the handicapped,
who has allotted him top weight, 1873
pounds. The Picket is ten pounds bet
ter off. and Water Tight has still one
pound less to carry. Grapple, Pulsus
Brookdale Nymph. Kuroki. Joaquin
Cresslna and Zambesi are among the
entries.
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DATES ANNOUNCED FOR !
RACING IN VIRGINIA

Y RICHMOND, IND, April zS,---.N'l III
diana sporting authority IN eompilsd
list az race meet dates credits Vir-s
igina with these: Eastville. July a0thlto
August Q; Cape Charles, July sist 70
August sd. Radford, September llth ~!
Goth, Roanoke. September s4th 70 siSas
Richmond, Octoter 7th 70 lAtls ~
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INCUBATons.

April, AND MAY MATCHED CHICKS
come livelier. thrive better and ma
ture as early. because 1t is natures
own season. Chas. A. Cypher's In
cubators and brooders give less trou-
BILE than a setting hen. We are his
agents and carry full stocks. Chick
en- feeds speciality. w. j. TODD.
426 N Sixth Street.
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STEAM YACHT. LENGTH los FEET;
beam l6 feet 6. draught 6 reet speed
IL knots: fully found in commission.
Absolute sacrifice. JENNINGS 1870
Broadway, New York.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, 1oo-AcRE
farm. new and convenient buildings.
we'll located: about one mile from
Gordonsvllle, Va, on main road. Ad-
dress Box 494, Charlottesville, Va.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

BUGG1Es sURREYs.
See our new style cushion-t.re Kun
abouts, with all latest improvements.
We can give you better values than
YOU can get elsewhere for $50 more
money. See our stock and be con-
vinced. BRISTow & MOORE.
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Personal.

EVERY DEPOsITOR IN A BANK IS
equally entitled to the greatest Sc
curity ans, the best service. The
First National Bank Of Richmond,
Va, undoubtedly affords both, and In
vites accounts from all classes need
ing the facilities of a strong. large,
courteous bank. Assets, $9,OOOOOO.
Organized April 1866
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Lost and II ound.

LOST on AIsLAID. POLICY NO. 1862,
Issued py the Penn Mutual Life In
surance company on the lie OF WIZ
liam II. jerks. The finder VIII please
return to the undersigned. AppI =
,ion has been made TOR the issue OF
duplicate. w. -. jerks, 6iI ~.
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FOR sALE-Two BuGGIEs. TWO
Phactons, one Runnbout and one
light Delivery Wagon; all in good
order and newly painted. A. MEY-
ER's SONS. 100 South Eighth Street.
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$25-THE cORREsPO ENCE
SCHOOL. 1112 Capitol St, Richmond.
will send instruction and examine
students work In Shorthand, Arith-
metic, Geometry, Mechanical Draw
ing. Civil Engineering. Electricity,
French, German, any or all. for one
year for S25.
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Wants
ONE CENT A ww.cE.:-..
For Sale.
ONE CENT A wcE.:c.,.

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
East Main Street, buy, sell. exchange
and remount diamonds in the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken in
exchange.
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FOR SALE, GOOD. sTRoNG-RooTED
Rosebushes. 81 per dozen and UP;
your selection. MERIT ROSE CO,
w. Grace and Cedar.
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IF YOU SEE ANYBODY WITH
stocky. healthy rosebushes. there Is
from. as they got them from MERIT
ROSE CO.. w. Grace and Cedar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-29

FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FURN1-
ture at the new big store. Adams and
Broad Streets. JURGENS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-29

THE BEST is ALWAYS THE CHEAP
est. There Is but one best soda wa
ter. That's KLEVESAHLS.
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Millinery.


SPECIAL SALE OF READY-TRIMMED
early spring hats at great reduction
to make room for midsummer milli-
merry. A few very fine patterns left
in this sale. Mrs. WORTHA AM. ZIG N.
Third Street
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SHOE, REPAIRING SPECIAL.

75c HALF soLING MEMS SHOES: La
dies. zoe; children. 40c: white oak
sotes Morgan & Wright.s" best rub
her heels. 35c. Leather heels rebuilt
for CSC no wedge scrap to shove out
DRFW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY. 7i6 East Main Street
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. No. 200
Governor Street
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Business Opportunity.

BECAUSE OF OTHER BUSINESS RE-
quiring my Immediate and exclusive
attention. [ will sell at sacrifice.
stock. fixtures. lease, goodwill, etc.:
profitable general merchandise busi-
ness. on Main Street. Lynchburg. Va.
This is a rare opportunity to get in
business on this favored street In
,irginia's most progressive city. For
particulars. address P.-O. Box 76,
Lynchburg. Va.
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Miscellaneous.
SUMMER HOME.

ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
ABOUT fifty miles above Richmond. and
in about ten minutes walk OF Fred
erick.s Hall Station. Louisa county.
An ideal place for poultry farm or
small tobacco farm. Place. contains
forty acres, all under hog proof
woven wire fence, five feet high. just
built last fall Good shade and we'll
watered. and in n good fruit section
improvements consist OF 8 room
tenant house and log barn. both In
need Of repairs. II you are looking
for a country home to take life easy
and place you will be proud OF. THIS
site Will suit you Price $500. Ad-
dress FARM No. COO State street
city.
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REST REST.

HOW CAN I GET REST? WHY: ~
sIaepfnc on one of those special SIS
hair mattresses. Where can ! get
one? WHY. at JACOB uMLAUF'S; he
win make them to order for you.
Try one Phone 1922.
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NNAn2ll@,
ONE CENT A WORD.

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is 1 cent pei.
word, with a minimum cost OF
10 cents for each insertion, when
paid in advance, and rs cents
when charged. The same rate
applies to deaths, marriages, obit.
uaries and all other. classified
notices. No display type allowed
in the classified columns.
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HANDSOME RUGS AND DRUGGETs
woven from old carpets. Mrs. A. j..
PYLE. 315 North Fifth.
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TRUNKS AND BAGS

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 700 r.
Broad street and convince yourself
that we have the largest and best
ties In the city; repairing done. II.
". ROUNTREE & BRO. Trunk and
Bag Co.
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Help Wanted FEMALE.

WANTED, FOR LIGHT OFFICE
work. young lady typewriter; one
who understands shorthand prefer
red. Apply In own handwriting,
stating experience and salary eX-
pected. a $751; care this office.
MATTRESSES WANTED AT KIRK
WOODS, 40i East Broad Street
(White.)
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cRAps! CRABS. CRABS!
MACHINERY.
PHoNoGRAPH RECORDS.

EDISON PHONOGRAPHs AND GOLD
Moulded Records sold on easy pay
ments. The largest stock in the city,
Wholesale and retail coz L. Main ST..
c. b. HAYNES & co.
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Agents Wanted.

AGENTS-WE MAKE NO WILD EN-
travagant claims OF our newlyp pa
tented household specialties but our
men do prosper, Get particulars.
WOLFEREEN CO.. Pittsburg, Pa.
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FINE UPHOLJrERING AND
MATTRESSES.

JACOB uMLAUF MAKES OLD PAR
Tor furniture. couches. etc. look like
new. Let him do yours for you. His
prices will not hurt you. Try him,
phone 3s92 Opposite Monroe Park
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BY CORPORATION. SALES
manager for Richmond. Va, Office;
salary. s25 per week; must become
financially interested and invest $500.
Best of references required. Address
Z A. r. TAYLOR. Mgr, 40S American
Building, Baltimore, Md.
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KLEvESAHL'S SODA WATERS ARE
the purest and best. AS they cost the
consumer no more, they are cheapest
and best.
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WANTED, EVERY WEARER OF A
decent watch to know that JAHNK T,
BROS. Matchmakers. 912 East Main
~ repaired.
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Wants,
ONE CENT A WORD.
Rooms Wanted.

BY GENTLEMAN, PER NJ a N ENT,
near Second and Broad; price no OBJ.
Ject; socinbility most desired. q ALL,
care this Office.
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CLEVELAND LOST
TWO TO ST. LOUIS
American League Team Was
Shut Out in Both Events
on Sunday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULT OF SUNDAY GAMES.
ST. Louis, 8: Cleveland. 0 (frst); 81
Louis. 2: Cleveland. 1 tsecond).
Chicago, 3; Detroit. l.
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WANTED, POSITION BY REGISTER
ed assistant pharmacist with over
four years experience mountains or
Valley of Virginia preferred. BENZ.
BLOSSER. Harrisonburg. Va.
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BLUE RIDGE DYSPEPSIA WATER IS
a sure remedy for all stomach trou-
bles. The best evidence OF this Is IN
the duplication of orders from those
afflicted. Ask your doctor. and send
order to THAW & GRANT.
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.

THE BEST AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
In city. Phone 5i1I. All with tops.
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Situation Wanted Male.

MEN DESIRING SER
vices OF reliable, energetic and syste-
mauc manager. communicate with
the undersigned: open for engage
ment during exposition. | work hon
estly and entirely for your interests.
$50 weekly. Highest city references.
WALTER BUTTON. So w. Twenty
seventh Street, New York City.
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HAVE APPOINTED P. wAssERMAN
as my agent to conduct grocery
store at No. SOS N Seventh Street,
Richmond, Va, to buy and sell for
cash only. A l. WEINBURG.
WHEN YOU DRINK KLEvESAHLS
Soda Waters you need have no fear
They are pure and wholesome.
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SEC
ond-hand evening gowns, tailor-made
suits, riding habits, ladies' apparel of
all kinds: business strictly conf
Dental; send postal and we will call
at once NJ S.. 2. o. Box So. Norfolk,
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FOR RENT, A TWO-ROOM APART
ment with bath, furnished or unfur-
nished, on seventh floor OF THE
cfI EST e.. IE,I.D
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Real Estate--For Sale.

FOR SALE, OR WILL TRADE FOX
farm on car line, one flat in Man
chester, 10 rooms, centrally located.
paying nine Fer cent; modern iui-
proveInents State full name and ad-
dress G. 422, care this ONCE.
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EXPOSITION VISITORS - REIN ED.
comfortable accommodations; EXPOSE
ton cars convenient. Reasohlple.
Breakfast optional. $50 Charlotte
Street, Norfolk
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Flats For Rent.

FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS FOR RENT.
West Grace Street Lee District; nice
house; all conyenienccs a AL, care
this Office.
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Real Estate Wanted.

WANTED, TO RENT. A COUNTRY
store and house, Address d 93. care
\, this Office
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400 S. FIFTH STREET, PERMANENT
and transient board; central loca tion
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Rooms For Rent.

FOR RENT. WE'LL FURNISHED
rooms; all conveniences; good loca-
ton for exposition guests. Address
Miss GRIFFIN, 40 Arlington Place,
Norfolk, Va.
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Metropolitan FAN icap.

The next big stake eventsof the
Eastern horse-racing season Is the
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INFORMATION GIVEN FREE, RICH
MOND BOARDING-HOUSE BUREAU,
Sl2 East Main. Phone 37S2,
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Boarding.

CAN ACCOMMODATE THIRTY L0DG-
e1s; new beds and mattresses. Rates,
one dollar per night. %. ". REID. AZ
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-29
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-05-01
A Country OF Trousers.

There is point on the coast of
France where not only the men, but
the women and donkeys, too, wear
trousers.
At lie de Re the peasant women
work in the salt and oyster beds,
catch shrimps and take their turn in
the fields. They don't draggle
around in petticoats, however, but
wear baggy knee breeches,; loose
waists and light colored sunbonnets.
The sabots of the winter have
been put aside and the feet are left
bare, although the legs of old stock
ings are often drawn up as far as the
knee as a protection fror" the heat
and insects.
1t is, indeed, country of trousers.
Nor does it stop with humanity, for
many Of the donkeys as we'll wear
long, striped red and white or blue
and white coverings on their legs,
which ook very much like the rem
nants of Uncle Sans wardrobe.
These are put on the stubborn little
animals to keep off the flies and
mosquitoes, 80 that they will be less
liable to kick.-New York Sun.