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The Washington times., 1907-05-25
Today's Games.

Chicago AT Cincinnati
Boston at New York.
ST. Louis at Pittsburg
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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New Material Appears.

There are several other aspirants out
for places on the team, and it is more
than likely that at least one of them
will make the trip. Spalding. a third
year man, has shown good form in the
half. and if he increases his time trials
a second or two viii more than do for
Georgetown is shy on distance men.
Spalding ran some last year but had to
give up on account of sickness. Buck
ley. center on the football team last fall
was out the first of the week, trying his
hand at the shot. and made "a very IA
vOrable impression on Coach Reilly. If
he can develop fast enough he would be
a welcome addition to the list of entries.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays ResultA

Detroit. .; Washington. ..
Cleveland, 3: PHILADELPHIA, 0.
Boston, 4 st. Louis, O.
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Solomon a Child.

From the first tap of the gong Solo
mon was a child I'm Atters hands. and
though be had the advantage of height
and reach Abe walked over him. using
every punch in the book and invent.ns
"A few more as he went along. And
when he brought out a new one Solomon
usually hOwlea foul
Benny showed the yellow I'm the
seventh round. Wearying of the role Of
a human punching bag he tried 10 get
into close quarters and work on his
adVersaIy's porch. Abraham met him
at this style of battle and standing
close began 10 bang away with b0tn
hands, shooting vicious uppercuts 10 the
chin and varying the monotouy With
hard short-Hrm iOlts to the stomach
There was more canary in the eighth.
solomon. seeing that he was up against
man who could beat him at any kind
OF a fight, began 10 rush and poke de-
hberate lefts into foul territory. Eyton
reprimanded him and warned him
against trying to lose the fight on foul
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Today's Games.

Washington at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at St Louis.
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Preparing for Jamestown.

That Georgetown will have represent
tatives in the jamestown games next
month now seems assured. At first Il
was the desire Of the management TO
have "A team i'm the worlds college
championship games. but as they are
not to be held until June p. there is nos
possible chance of the local athletes
competing School closes June y and,
naturally, the men are all anxious 40
get home as soon as they are through
with their studies.
The Southern championship games are
To be held June Il. and this will suit
Georgetown very nicely. The team will
leave Washington on the evening Of the
18TH arriving in jamestown the next
morning and having a day 70 rest up
in Just now there are four men who
are sure of making the trip OBoyle.
Cohen. Montgomery. anu Hefferman are
all in good condition and have ben noti-
fed TO get down to strict training from
now on. DR. Joe Reilly, the famous eX-
GeOrgetOWp Quarter-miler, has taken
charge Of the aspirants for honors. and
they Will go through a course of stunts
daily that Will put them in prime condi-
ton for their respective events.
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Next game, Monday - Commercv
and Labor VS.. POstOffice.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
First. o. Bethany. /
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Today's game-St- Martins vs..
Trinity.
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Delay Until Last Minute.

Then. too. another funny thing that
is, if we have beeen barred, why should
/ be asked TO act as an official in the
meet if my men were refused the right
TO compete Only this morning 1 re-
ceived q communication from the assoc
citation, informing me that ! had been
appointed an official with all the particu-
lars that 90 with such enclosed. have
written TO those in charge of the meet &c
ind out just how we stand on the entry
question, and expect a reply IN a day
OF So
Despite this explanation. there is some
wonder among the alumni why the
track management did not get busy
with the entries earlier and avoid all
risk OF "a mistake or disqualifyinC delay
There was at least a month or two in
which TO take the necessary steps. and
il is thought the temporary absence of
the faculty director should not have
been fatal. The youth and ineXperiencC
Of the Georgetown track management,
which was So painfully evident at the
univerSity's indoor meet this winter. and
i'm all the arrangements leading IN 10
that important event. are supposed 10
De responsible for this latest and most
serious bad break.
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as regards the matter. and the men are
living in hopes. The Georgetown man
ager when seen last evening. explaining
his seeming neglect said:
Il did send the entries to the COM
mittee a day or So late but il was i'm
possible fer me 10 avoid such. had to
have the standing of the men i'm. their
various classes verified by the faculty
director Of athletics at the university
as, of course. / could not think of
sending any men UP 10 the meet without
their being in good standing. and there
was no way for me TO do but TO have
the director himself attend To the
matter. Now. our faculty director was
out of my reach for two OF three days
and as a result the unavoidable delay
occurred. Just as soon as j could / got
the statistics needed and immediately for
warded them TO Cambridge The only
thing / know about Georgetown being
barred from the meet is what l have
seen In the papers. ] should think that
in such were the case I would surely
hear from the authorities one way or the
other.
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First base by errors-Columbia. 1; Southern
Railway, , Left on bases-Columbia 10.
Southern Railway g. First base on halle on
Ogle. .. Struck )ut-By Ogle Z; bv Leonard
8 Two-basc hit--Keane Sacrifice hit-HooI-
stolen oases-Ta.lor. Mullin, Babson Wild
pitches-Ogle %. UmDire-Mr Ha,5fhoo
Time Of game-1 hour and % minutes.
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Should Have Been Knockout.

In the fifteenth round Solomon started
something which he could not stop. lie
chased Attel clear across the ring
and almost hit him with a left swing
This made Abe peevish. and he waddled
across the ring after Benny. cutting
loose with both hands For over a min
ute he pounded Solomon numerically
and at the end Of the round Solomon =
hands were down. and ne was defense
less. From the fifteenth on 20 the last
there was nothing 10 it, Attel had his
man on queer street all the time. lab
bling and slashing. and cutting away
with clean leads and counters. and
Solomon could not have hit Abe with a
buggy whip.
IT was "A poor fight and Attel should
have won Il by the Knockout route
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Standing Of the Clubs.

MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
St. Martins, 8, Trinity. (.
Standing Of the Clubs.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Today's game-Aloysius rs. Allan
tics, al First and n streets north
east at $50 D. m
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Treasury, :; Navy, ..
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NTER-FGH SCHOOL, ROWING ASSOCIATION is PLANNED
Tech Nay Again Roey Georgetown Props
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Columbia, 3; Southern, 0.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
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Every mother feels a
great dread of the pain
and danger attendant upon
the most critical period
of her life. Becoming
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Bersonals.

II. GoLDsrEIN. THE LADIES' TAIL
or, 30 North Fifth Street. mako
a special corset for slender figures.
which will give you, a good shape
and well-proportioned and eecon,lhg
10 order for each person. We take
your measure and make them any
style and shape you prefer. We did
not advertise these corsets before
making them. for some 81 our Gus.
toners and found that they proved
perfectly satisfactory i'll every par.
%ticular. We make you. the corset
whether you have your v mace
tho best that has ever been made be-
fore. Come and see us before BUY
Ing.
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Wants Wants
~ ONE cENr a. WORD. && ONE CENT a WORD.
How to Shop by Mail

Following each classification below Is the announcement Of q progressive ell
able concern, which lis prepared to n Hperal facilities to the Mall Order Tiade
y. te. cy stores. owMg. TO the xenslonoi the rural free delivery service v@,
shopp1ng-slmp1y MAKE your selection rom tho goods. listed below. ors write .of
infmnalon. which viii Be- gladly mailed, and. then send your order by mall. This
auart IN ther, parcMar line When writing for cats'oEues or 'mernauS1
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gist, manufactures "Cunningnam's
Digestive Tablets" ID cents the box:
Cunntngi1am's Elixir of Life. 81 the
bottle; Cunningham's Blood Mixture.
81 the bottle cunnfngham's Royal
Remedy, 30 cents tho bottle: Tobac--
co. 20 cents pound; Plug Tobacco, B
CentH. 49, rs. 49, AEft 49, Eaaf4fNde
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IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FOR
a good typewriter and want to save
r 81 machine. any price. Machines
taken in part paymes. Machines
sold on monthly payments. Supplies
and repairs for any machine. .Ifih
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Brancn
American Machine Co, Inc, sos East
Main street. Phone 1855.
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Wants
ONE CENT a WORD,
aQaantsn.

REPAIRING DONE BY FIRST GLASS
tailor, holes fixed 80 they do not
show: also. cleaning and pressing.
Address TAILOR, a0t Sortf, Fifth
I WANT A NICE RELIABLE FAMILY
washing for tho winter: satisfaction
Guaranteed. No. ITO N. Second 81.
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WHITE O STABLE.

n,fRwELL A.. MARTIN WISHES TO
notify his friends and tie RlnIie
Front stable, sos North Eleventh
Street. where he Will DO pleased 70
hire them carriages, cabs.
and wagons at a.. reasonable prloe.
open day and night. Phone SSS.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Aotifes.

Mr.. j. ALBERT HoUaHTUN,. DDCU
b. Moses 81 SONS, Washington. y; aG..
will he AT the Hotel Rtcli.-
mond MONDAY and Tuesday With
a complete line of FURNITURE Urien-
drnperfes, lace curtains, wall papers.
fabrics and interior decorations. Mr..
Houghtom will he %pieascd TO OTTER
suggestions on the correct q
Very truly, w. y. MOSES & SONS.
Washington, u. G. t,stablished, 1851.
Largest furniturc, carpet and up-
holsterv house In America.
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large desk. $40: one Underwood
SIS; one oak wall case, with glass
sliding doors, $50; one desk for type
writer. So: one rotary ~mimeograph.
used only once. $25; ten Shannon
filing cabinets, $40. Apply Ill
South Twelfth Street.
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FOR RENT, ONE OR TWO VERY DE-
sirable furnished rooms sleaM,
heated, to gentlemen, situated s9n
West FRANKLIN Street: ~onyenient,to
The Chesterfield. Address a. Al b 'oo2A
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STOVES.
Rooms for 8tnt.

MAN AND WIFE TO oC-
cupy nice second-floor front ro9in,
with board in private fanny. Slcs
new home, beautifully sitna.sa ~
car. References exchanged. Address
d: 43e. caro- Times-Dispntch.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, ROOM;
tent to gentlemen and wife Q rladlies,
Franklin Street. near Third; iSeie Is,
cnces required. Address
FANIILY, F. o. Box 206.
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EVERY DEPos1ToR IN A BANK IS
equally entiticd to tho greatest Sc
CURLY and tho best service.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
MOND, VA, undoubtedly affords both,
and Invites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities OF a strong,
large. courteous AMI Assets,
50, 900, 100000. Organized April. 1883.
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SEW AND ELEGANT LoDGERooM
for rent; steam heat electric lishI!
manager Sseryice;s over station "a
Post-officc. Apply NJ. i. HONt'-
HTMER, 311~ East Broad.
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FURNITURE PACKING AND REPAIR
ING.

THE RELIABLE FURNITURE co.
T04 West broad. j. B. LLOYD & co..;
proprietor. Phone 1916. Practical!
packers. shippers and repairers OF
furniture. Moving, hauling, etc. lasH-
sonable rates. We know the bust
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AUTO TIREs.-cIOsING OUT, ALI.
new. G.. & j. clincher castings, ask
2 IL, $40: 2sx3. $3.50. 30x3. $3.50:
30x3. $40: 30x3 LIZ. So; 32x2 Ia.
$6.45: single tube tires. 5 or 8 Tugs,
28x2 lie, s11; 28x3. $3.50. Many 9TH
er sizes; shipped privilege OF exam
mation. WIN. VANDERPOOL, Spring
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Wants
y.g uiYsl ~ WORD.
Bnarning.

H1iNTERs wANTED.lWoULD TAKE
n few hNr,ters, or any one in bad
health, AS We have both llthia and
mineral waters. Terms very mode-
rate. Address Mrs. j.. =, MORRlss,
cnuutv Va li y
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FOR RENT, ON MARSHALL STREET.
near First. tw olarse; new .
convenient TO bath and phone; AZ
dress II West Marshall. fhol'e
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FOR RENT. TWO LARGE, tSIrd
fioop and one on second floor; West
t;race street. Heat, light, teiephohe.
hath and service. Apply Is 80, Gers
Times-Dispatch.
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LUMBER WANTED. WANT
Dressed Siding and Flooring-nbout
Two carloads a month-delivered on
the r., +. & p. II. II. State quality
and quote price TO JOHN CUSHIONS,
Clan Allen VI w. ~
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TOR RENT. no GENTLEMEN. NICE
~ furnished bright rooms, conyenii-
ent to bath. 13 North Sixth Street
between Main and Franklin,
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ABSOLUTELY PURE HoRsERADisH
manufactured by ANTONIO sCA1R
PrTTO, 220 West Seventh Street.
Manchester, Va. Phone 11bs. For
sale to hotels, restaurants and stoles.
write or phone for prices. Out-of-
town orders solicited.
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BRIGHT FURNISHED ROOM slOR
fsfactory In every respect; nc chill
dren In house. reference required.
Apply No. 1876 West Grace Street,
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TOR RENT. TWO LARGE CONNECT
Ing rooms; steam heat aelectriG 1!ght.
elevator service. VIRGINIA Bg1Lp7
SHELBURNE.
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HAT REPAIRING.

SILK. STIFF AND SOFT HATS
cleaned. blocked. 25c. n Soc: bind
ing bands and sweat feathers.
AMERICAN MATTERS. 4o4 EASY
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BEAUTIFUL ROOM IN PRIyATE
family; southern exposure; large
windows; spacious porch; on south;
Address G s35, care Times-D lspntch'
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NO BETTER CoNFEC,pION MADE ON
earth than KAEMPF'S 400 and soc
mixture. ITO North Ninth.
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FOR RENT, a NEWLY PAPERED,
furnished a first-fIoor front room,
With good feather bed,7sfors$ IS per
month. Address 1850. care Times
tN ntsnatch.
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ReaI estate for Rent.

A5TENANT FOR A FARM
to be let on shares for q year. With
miles from Richmond; 400 acres of
feared land and beautiful grove.
Call and see the parties at 121 South
Fourth Street between the hours OF
s n s any evening".
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WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST

TRUNKS, BAGS AND GIFTS GOODS.
wish your trunks. bag or sntt,case
repaired. be sure to call or telephone
TO ROUNTREE'S RETAIL STORE.
,7O3 East Broad Street. Phone bl53.
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WANTED, TWO LADIES TO SHARE
bright, nicely furnished front room.
Terms very reasonable: board in-
cluded. Address D $40. care Times
Dispatch.
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Wants
oSE CENT A WORD.
1or Aale.

TSrrs(
HAVE JUST nECEIy ED a CAFa
lest Makes nj aas Remember Il 70" went
a good piano MT 4 small price, YOU
innst-"fALK WITH CRAlrls.6 we
have no agents. no collectors. we dp
not pay $5.0U0 rent. we do o spend,
thousands Of dollars per year Tor
expensive Advertising. You arc the
gamer OF nil this. Think what II
1neers TO YOU, you working man or
woman! Why should you help to pay
all those useless expenses? Do not
put OFT coming In TO see us. Come
carly Monday morning and talk the
natter over with MS. "TAl.K WITH
CRAFTS" ia North Fifth.
A PRIVATE FAMILY DISCONTINUE
Ing housekeeping offer for sale, at
a bargain. n Handsome Antique
Oak Dining-room Suit. consisting OF
massive carved f10-foot extension
table, swell front buffet, with large
mirror, and six leatier-seat oak din
ing chairs: also, handsome oak conf
bination desk and bookcase: also. q
beautiful water-color modern Aurora.
In elegant gilt frame. Call between
10 and 2 o'clock Monday or Tuesday,
October 2sth or 29th, III North
Adams Street. between Grace and
Franklin Streets.
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OPTICIANS.

WHAT'S WRONG? is IT YOUR EYEsr
probably you need glasses. Go to
DR.. Fl. BREITSTE1N. The Optician.
11S East Broad. and have them ex-
amined. They may be cause OF your
headaches. Consultation Tree.
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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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Millinrrp.

NEW AND ATTRACTIVE LINE OF
fall pattern hats, ready trimmed
hats. misses and chiidren's hats. Ny
line of fall suits. skirts. firnishinge,a
one OF the largest I have ever shown
Mrs. JULIUS BEAR, 14s3 East Main
street.
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THREE DESIRABLE ROOMS; UNFuh,,
Misunderstanding: plenty of light; no
children in house. reasonable fs na,,
reference required. Apply no. lVSo
West Grace Street, city.
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UPHOLsTER1NG.

pARL.oR SUITS, ODD CHAIRS AMI
touches recovered and reupholstsred
like new; slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated; for cash or on
EASY payments. No charge for esti-
mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SONS,
Adams and Broad Streets.
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FOR RENT, FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished room, in West End, with bath;
convenient to car line. Addrass g
TS9, caro- Tlmes-Dispatch.
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BAKERY.

THpEE-PoUNp .IELLY ROLL. e
cents: twelve cream puffs, large. s.
canfs: ak loaves bread for 25 cents.
DRiNKARD'S, 4cs 10 North sixth.
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FINE uPHoLsTER1NG AND MAT
TRESSES.

.pARLuR SUITS. couCHEs. CHAIRS
60, repaired and reupholstered:
beautiful line OF coverings to select
from. Hair mattresses made to or
der; old ones made over Y nav,
Phone us your orders. JACOB JIM
LAUF', eos West Main. 'Phones
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RfcffMoND VISITORS WILL FIND
clear. comfortnbe rooms In refined
central and historic nelghborhood for
so cents each per day. Excellent
meals served next door, old Virginia
style. 1909 East Clay.
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IyANTEp. TO BUY OLD. CLOTHING.
mats. shoes. Will pay higngst ice;
also good stock clothing; hats shoes
to sell cheap. Call or write NEW
YORK BNRGAIN HOUSE, i14 Nortn
Sixth Street.
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DENTISTRY.
SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS OPpor
site the post-office. Phone 3ssd.
Examinations and estimates tree.
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FOR SALE. FIRST-CLASS HARNESS
horse. city broke: trotter. four-min-
ute gait; clean limb, weight. 1850
TO 1913; deep bay, with fine step
and action. Address Box III, Black
stone. Va.
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PRIVATE FAMILY WANTS .sEV.EK.tL
gentlemen boardcrs for nice. bright
rooms: convenient to bath and cold
and warm water; phone In house.
Home comforts. ali South Third
Street.
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WfI,LIs pEpooN. PORTRAIT PAIN
ter, IS in the city for two week IS;
letter addressed to die East
Street. or by phone No. 6bl3. he
viii be pleased to call upon any OF
his patrons by previous arrange
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KAEMPFvs IS ONE or THE PLACES
OF interest In Richmond. There are
sweets to be found there that.are no
where else on earth. North Ninth.
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81 .-YS A NICE LITTLE UPRIG
piano in rood condition.: stool and
scarf included. TALK WITH
CRAFTS and save money, Fla North
Fifth Street.
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FOR RENT, ONE LARGE, BRIGHT,
front upper roonl,, and one front
basement room. Apply AIS West
Clay.
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FOR SALE. ONE GOOD. LARGE
work horse, sound and kind. Apply
TO stall No. 80. Second Market. Mon
day morning. between Z A. NJ. and II
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FOR SALE. CHEAP. ONE sELF-FEED-
ing stove: IN good condition. Apply
to Mrs. GEO. ROBIN, No. 424 ELM
Street.
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FOR SALE. EVERYTHING USED ON
the farm" "McCormick" tongueless
disc harrow. the horse's friend. Con
suit your mule and buy one. w. x.
BACHE & SONS. 1406 East Main.
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sCHREMp. EXPERT UMBRELLA. RE.
pairing and recovering. sol i,ast
Main Street.
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VALENTINES oLD-FAsHIONED
sweet gum. The kind mother used
to chew and totally unlike other
chewing gums. POLK MILLER
DRUG CO,.,$Agents. N.
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WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR DE-
lightful rooms, with board. 500 West
Franklin.
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FOR SALE. BY PARTY LEAv1NGI
state, shredder and husker. rid
Ing pillow, cider. and wine
pressers, and CYpher's y ~tncubators
n brooders; also fye-horsenower
Slower gasolene engine. Address
Box SO, Bon Air.
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WANTED. IA FEW PUPILS FOR FRI
yate coaching; afternoon or might
hours can be arranged S. IaIGiON,
Richmond Academy.
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WE HAVE a LARKE STOCK OF.
] strictly latest style and very tasty
millinery at very reasonable prices.
CLARK'S MILLINERY, go East
Broad Street.
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WANTED. -FOUR TRAINED, MALE
beagle hounds, Give full Sdescrip-
ton and price. Address a. S. j..
BOX 946, Richmond, Va,
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PRIVATE FAMILY WANTS SEVERAL
gentlemen boarders for nice, bright
rooms convenient to bath and cold
and warm water: phone In house.
Home comforts. 3t7 South Third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

EIIzA PRYOR WILL LEAVE HER
address or call at i5 East Mars''ail
she will hear good news.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

WE HAVE A FULL STOCK OF NEW
open express and top grocery wag-
good order, cheap. A. MEYERS
SONS. 120 South Eighth Street.
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SAFES.

1T rs A GREAT RISK. TO ENPERI-
Standard Safe, and you have the best
and most secure safe In woria.
Observation-Disclosures SAFE co.
a22 East Broad Street. Rlcnmono. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

TpRNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
heat and light; near sbath; tuso OF
phone. 8 g. First Streat.