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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-07-17

Rex Button is spending the week in
Saginaw
c. f. Walker transacted business in
Ashley 10 day
r. p Lee transacted business in the
county seat today
j. w. 5. Pierson of Stanton was an
Alma visitor last Monday
Tie Michigan conference Of the NJ. E.
church will convene this year at Albion.
Miss Matthews of Ithaca spent sun
day in the citywth Miss Mildred Kress
Denatured Alcohol at SHARRAR'S
drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j McPhee and Miss
Sandy spent Sunday with friends in
Grand Rapids.
The Ladies Aid Socsety met at the
home of Mrs. w. A Bahlke last Tues.
day afternoon
General Passenger Agent J. J Kirby
of the Ann Arbor railroad was an Alma
visitor this week.
For SALE-An Abbot check protector
Good as new. The best on the market
Enquire at this office
Harrison Vought left this morning
for Grand Ledge where he expects 10
make an extended stay.
Mrs II. n. Lee left this morning for
an extended trip o the home of her par
ents in Eastern Kansas.
Mr.. Morris Silbigger of New York
city was a guest at the Messenger home
last Saturday.and Sunday.
Any designs in the carpet line at w.
II Risch
Miss Gloyd of the Manufacturing Co.
left this morning for her home in Tole-
( do for her two weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5. Ward started for
Big Rapids this morning in their REQ.
They intend returning later in the week.
The Royal Neighbors "Coterie" met
last Thursday afternoon with Mr. Mack.
A good time was enjoyed by all present.
Hammer, the meat dealer, is soon to
beautify the appearance of his home on
Woodwork avenue with alarge porch.
John Nc Bride of Owosso is here with
a force of men to install temporary
woodwork for the Ann Arbor bridge
across the river.
Mrs. Lester Hayt of Pasadena, Cali
fornia is expected in Alma about August
first to spend few weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
AT the location formerly occupied by
G.. w. McCurdy q Son you will find 4
new stock and attentive management
Give us call.
J. H. Whitney, wife and son and DR.
j. II. Hudson and wife of Merrill, Al
automobile party, stopped at the Wrigh
House for dinner last Tuesday.
Miss Freda Moore of Coldwater, wh'
has been the guest of relatives in TIL
city, left the first of the week for visi
with friends in Grand Rapids.
: This week c. H. Carl transferred th
lot on State street owned by William
: Strong and known as the Humphre,
lot. to f. c. Peck of Bannister Con
, sideration 1925.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-07-17
CHlOno end
IJ Vicinity

George T.. Sharrar transacted business
i'm Ithaca last Monday
F. /. Gray and wife spent Sunday
with friends in Grand Rapids
Mrs. P NJ. Hayt is visiting friends in
Owosso and Henderson this week.
p. w. Creaser transacted business in
stanton the first part Of this week
TT. Timby made business "trip to
Lansing the first part of the week.
J. W. S. Pierson of Stanton trans
acted business in Alma last Tuesday.
Miss Leontine Messenger attended a
party in Ithaca last Monday evening.
Everything in the house furnishing
line. w. II. Risch.
Guy Gongwer left this morning for
Detroit where he expects to be employed.
John d. Spinney transacted business
in Wheeler and Breckenridge last Tues
day.
Miss Ivah Pulfrey is visiting friends
in Ithaca during the latter part Of this
week
Bills are out announcing an excursion
20 Saginaw and Bay City next Sunday,
July 81.
The Ingersol block is receiving a coat
of red paint to give it the appearance of
red brick
Otis sprague left Tuesday morning
for Detroit where he expects to make an
extended stay.
Some good bargains in furniture. w.
II. Risch.
Mrs. Bert Hicks left yesterday for a
short visit with her parents and friends
in Breckenridge.
FOR SALE-Rowboat clinker built
16-foot, with canvas storm cover, sl2
Inquire at this office.
Prof. and Mrs. Notestein left yester
day morning for a visit with relatives
and friends in Wooster, Ohio.
Rev. A @. Austin aud family ar,
entertaining H. r. Austin of Monro,
and Miss Harriet Calkin of Mecosta.
Floyd Conklin returned to his home il
Interlochen, Tuesday noon after spend
ing several weeks in Alma and vicinity
Special prices given on ladies and child
rens oxfords and low shoes at the Variet,
Store.
The M. B. A. will give an ice cream
social at the G., A. r. hall in this cit
next Friday evening from 200 o'cloc
until 1000.
The commissioner for the poor state
that the we'll known scavenger JAG
Morrell, ~ in the poor house, dying wit
consumption.
Clifton J. Chambers of Ithaca an
County School Commissioner Pike wer
visitors at The RECORD office last FIR
day afternoon.
If you want cream to whip or for COTE
cream cail up W. d. Smith on the Unio
90 Ills delivered on ice every morning.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-07-17
CONFIRMATION

Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock Bishop
Richter OF Grand Rapids, assisted by
Father Troy, will confirm a class of - at
ST. Mays church in this city, All are
cordially invited to attend this service
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Uiinrss Dtgputtt Bralllllt't)rts.

The following Drarch OFFICES have been
eAtabilahed for tho bthcnt or those living
at q distance from the Main Office OF The
Times.Dlsputch. The Tlr.es. Dispatch Wants
left at any OF theso brhtcitts Will receive
the same careful attention ns though they
had been iaft ut the Main flee. and there
WI be no extra cost 10 tho advertiser:
sLAuGHTER's DHtiG sTOHt, 1wcnty-ifth
and VenabIc Street.
w. r. EANlSS. 2sl5 East broad sNreet.
A. a. sGO,rT, Twcnty-iltth aud Broad SIS.
E WILLIAMS PHARMACY. Twen,y-fifst and
Marshall Streets.
1 aTARRANT. GRANT 4 co, fouahcc ana
Brond Streets.
z THOMpsON,s DRUG 5sTOistc, M. 1921 West
Main Street
r. i. BEvERfDGE. Brook Ave. and Clay r..
RADY's DRUG sToHE, EAeton heights 81
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, No. 1900 VII.
Hamburg Avenue Fulton.
ROBINS PHARMACY. no. 200 East Mar.
shall Street.
CITY DRUG STORE. no. 1914 East Ma!a
Street. corner Fifteenth.
JUDsON CUNNINGHAM, No. co27 East
Main Street. corner Twenty.hrSt.
WALLIs's PHARMACY. No. S5s4 South pine
Street 81
KIisK.pARRlsH CO, 40. 4is East Broad
Street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. sol west
Cary Street.
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty eighth and
HlsoN's PHARMACY. No, tIs Canal greet
HuNDLEY & WALKER. Twenty-aftn and
Leigh Streets
-. T. LEWIS. No. z East Broad Street.
S0 S PHARMACY. FIFTH and Bake,
fs,,,a, q "a. b
Street. Manchester, I, PIT 8s5sf jgs35flsj
= :aEN.t EIGHTH AND n STREET plIAR.
AACI, Iwenty-eighth and N stree,a.
and Church Hill Avenue. ie,2s $500.
:! EAST PHARMACY, No. 1901 G Street
TIMEs-DlSpATCB, No. 40 North ,,ycamor,
Street. Petersburg. -. : $50
TIAEs- D1sFsa al. No. 2Is Eighth Stree,
LySehburs
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MisteIlaneous.

TYPEWR1TERS!ss TYPESyR1TERS!
TYPEWR1TERS.

WE HAVE. THEM ALL LOOK AT
the prices: Remingtons. SIS to $50;
th-Preiniers. $25 to $50; divers.
to S65: Underwoods. S47.50 to $500;
Bar-locks. $40 to $40: Monarchs. $50
to SIS: Stearns. $45 to $50; Royals.
! s45 to $50. All rebuilt; all guaran-
teed one year. Rebuilt typewritcrs
same work and last as long as new
machines, Any make rented. Re-
spairs and8supplies for any machine.
CALI write. phone THE TYPE
WRIT Err EXCHANGE. Bra n Ii
American Writing Machine Co.. Inc,
COS East Main Street. Phone $3.50.
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prrsot,ll1als

,UR LADIES' TAILORING DEPART
inent is open for business. We do
the work and have the business.
We make you the hest $50 suit that
YOU can get anywhere. We abso-
lutely guarantee oSr orB
ry customer is treated with the
highest respect. Give us a call and
examine our goods and. styles. and
get our prices b fore going else
where. NJ GODDSTE1N. 21o North
Sixth Street
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STATE FAIR.

We WILL EXHIBIT MOWERS EN-
silage and feed cutters pea hullers.
& grain drills. disc1cultivators. disc
t,arrows. feed grinders. wood saw
outfits. tand many other implements
interesting TO far1r I,,: Vii sell Sc
OF $50 or Over we will refund rails
road fare for distance not exceeding
100 miles. w. x. BACFiE s: SONS,
14OG East Main. FL
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GManten.


WANTED EXPERIENCED EDITION
book binding foreman for large book
bindery near Chicago. STEADY, per-
mancnt position at good salary for
steady, energetic man. who can
handle help and get work out
promptly and we'll. ADDRESS for two
dnygi Room 2s2. Murphy's Hotel. as
I would like to talk with you be-
fore leaving the city.
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MeetillQs..
:. s|>L 2 -
Richmond. Va. Sept. 1871 Isl

~
Richmond. Va, Sept. le.81sO7. 3
81 NOTICE Il ] S Sc II IIIsEBY GIVEN that
the Annual Meeting ofsthe Stoekhold.
3RAILWi .Y COMPANY for the election
or Directors, the ratification of Al acts
of the Board of Directors and all com
3mittees thereof. since the last annual
meeting. and for the transaction. OF
such other business as may lawfully
come before tho meeting, viii be held
at the Office OF the Company vs. corner
Eighth and Main Streets, I'M the city
OF Richmond Va. on TUESDAY,, the
a2l day of October.q19 Vi i a 90 'cloqk
A. M.
The stockrftra nsfe books will be
closed at theI office pfaSAIessrs.J /. z.
MorE an. : IS a co. a22aWnil Street, New
York. SO n. Monday. tober67. n 500. a y
O'Clock II. M, hantlT Will he; re opened on
Welnesday,. Ottob Der 20, 100 "a { ~
O'clock "A. 8, I, J; = -, :, :,
Secretary,
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JELLY ROLL 25
cents: six molasses cakes. 95 cents:
six loaves bread. % cents; twelve
cream puffs. 20 cents; wo-pound
raisin cake. 20 cents: two-pound
big cake, % cents; two sponge
cakes. o5 cents. Can you beat this?
sDRINKAI3D'S, 4os 1-2 Nortl, Sixth.
Phone 40.
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lrQal Rotices.


TILE CLERKS OFFICE;
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF I'll I.
CITY OF RICHMOND, IN NAcA-
TON. SEPTEMBER %, 1907:
j. &. Van Vooren and c.. Van Cauwen-
berghe, partners, trading as the
Western Art Marble Company.
against Mn ~
Fred. Wilhelm. Louis Drachgand Nvil-
liam Kalbfell. trading as Fred: w
y helm e Co....,. 1850. DE fendants.
In assumpsit and upon an attachment
returned executed.
The object, of this suit; Is to recover
against the defendants the sum of
sl,4Sl.3l. with interest from the 18th
day of March. 1905, 5until I payment. and
70 attach the estate or debts owing to
the said defendants Within the city, OF
Richmond. and ject the same to the
payment of the plaintiffs claim.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that@the defendants are nop-resi-
dents of this State. they are required to
appear here within fifteen days after
due publication hereof. and do what is
necessary to protect their interest In
this suit.
!, copy-Teste:
I Il, M. TOWEI.LE. Clerk.
Edgar p. English. p. a.
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TINE RATE Tor CLASSIFIED Want Advor.
tistnv Is cent per word. with q minimum
cost OF 40 cents for each insertion wien
paid In ndyancc, ard rs cents %hen charged.
The sntno rate applies TO duaths, mnrriasss,
obituaries and ali other cIGssihcd notices.
No display typo allowed IN tho classified
columns. 81 yasa g5sls
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FREE TRIP ToiisTATE FAIR.

70 EVERY VISITOR TO OUR EX :.
or over. paving cash or cash on
deliverys we will4refund railroad
fare for. ilistanceno NOT exceeding 100
miles. This is. .arlosing proposition
to us. but think of the pleasure we
givossy gu and tres ADVERTISING you
/. give us. "a DON'T fall ITO visit our en-
zflibit.srN'.e L.. RACEIE & SONS. 1a06
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GsoLENE ESGlSEs s.

WE. WILL HAVE NINE ENGINES IN
operation at State Fair. saving
wood, cutting ensilage. grinding
corn, etc. Visit our exhibit. Buy
an engine that will work. To pur-
chasersof fair engine we will refund
railroad fare for distance not exceed
ing 200 miles. w. Is. BACHf,9 &c
SONS. 51406 East Main.
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WA CONS AND CARRIAGES AT STATE

WE WILL EXHIBIT AT STATE.
Fair $1,000 worth OF buggies, runs
abouts and surreys;F $500 worth of
farm wagons. To purchaser Of 70.
: hisle OF value $50 or over, we VIII
refund railroad tara for distance
not exceeding 100 miles. Don't miss;
our display. w. X. BACHE s. SONS.
1406 East Main. .}
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Drlp JGIu,,trn, 1ffi,1atp.


LADY DESIRING, Al POSITION no
assist With tile general house worl,
Will Ind q pleasant horne With rciL-
aoJ1Hftlc 3coittpenahtioh In a small
9ffani,H. Einiai refrrencgs3 ex-
changed Addsnss Mrs. ", 3.51
Chtstnul Street, sRlr1lhdelpliiN. Pa
rASft1t1. AZ FARMER OK
bntterinnkcr, b 3 young married man
OF good nd arass. state fnli require.
y t11a1ts In fitat letter.. WAIT FitG ~.
sStA ODIilc.s q Cortland, n. w. n II. d..
I No. H. Phone Mi 10y III. ~
:. a-----
IoI;SG LADIES 70 WAIT.
ION nllcss In tl,nedihrE room 8offfa
\ collage Apply immediately 10 the
PRESIDENT, sweet Briar institute,
Sweet Triar. va.
a COMPETENT WOMAN
10 assist IN housekeeping and care
Z for "a aged lady. Answer With ref
@creuccs aud wpgas wanted Address,
~ $50. core tiff office
TWO pREs.: l1ErpEI,s
dadtcsl for GSiiude. press. perpla
4tinrlt situation. aNdrea.s BYRON s.
Il ADAMS. Washington. -. e..
VOTING LADY 10 ASSIST
IN general merchandise store In
small town. ADDRESS Box IA. Char
lotte Courthouse Va. y
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AND PLUMBERS

NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR
fireplace heaters.and furnaces clean
y ed out and repaired: also new ones
:. and s'. Grand" iireplace heaters ::
..Thatcher'' furnaces, and "Favorites
ranges Your kitchen. is not COM
piete without.a sFa ,Ut gas raan ~ $;
"a Street, Phone i29l7 Is ss.iIE IN -
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miscellaneous.
N~NNs~1N~I-N->' ~
HORSERADISH.

PURE HoRsERADISH
manufactured by ANTONIO SCAIR-
PtTTO, go West Seventh street,
Manchester. Va. Phone 1853 For
sale to hotels, restaurants and stores.
Write or phone for prices. Out-of-
town orders solicited.
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Solicitors and 6aleslt1fn.


WANTED. TO SELL RUB
Der betting. hose and packing, to
manufacturer. Few samples to car
ny, satisfactory goods. repeat orders
assured. Applicants well recon-
nendcd. Address. in confidence.
RUBBER. p. @. Box 1 59e. 4Phpadel-
pEia, Pm. u {,f7sS
WANTED, AT ONCE, TWO HARD
ware statesmen for local work. with
some experience and capable OF
Keeping books. ard doing general
office work. Cool salary will be
paid. Prefer. young men with good
habits. Write SAMUEL DAVIS.
GAINESVILLE Va
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BUSINESS Opportunities.

WANTED. hlANAGER BRANCH sAU-
tomobilc salesroom.-Respon
man with first-class references and
$4,000 cash. to manage branch auto
mobile salesroonl. tiigh-ciass inn-
chimes. Position pays $4,000 per
year. Highest bank and CONNER
cial references furnished. Address
r. O. BOX $50. Chicago, Ill.
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$500. FOR ONE YEAR BY
business man. Ample security on
machinery and equipment. Address
d 500. care this office.
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EVERY DEPos1ToR IN A BANK Is
equally entitled to the greatest Sc
.curity and the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND. VA. undoubtedly affords both.
ana invites accounts from oil classes
needing the facilities OF strong.
large courteous bank Assets.
Z $4,000. 10000. Organized April. 1865.
.pARLoR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and rcupholstercd
like new; slip covers made and mat
easy payments. No charge for esti-
mates CHARLES IURGENS. SONS.
Adams and Broad Streets.
LET US CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS
NATIONAL 5 WINDOW CLEANING
CO.. 1872 East Main Street; phone
Y 5l45.
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BUYERS FoR HARNESS
& CO. No. 1902 East Main Street,
original house. founded by Jno. II.
Dickeraon In 1s57:gl,as no connection
with any other.
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EVERY .DEPoslTOR!sI IN A BAN Is IS
equally entitled to the greatest se-
5tciiritysF and q the hes IT. .serXic q p
FIRST NATIONAL. BANK. o r RICH
and invites accounts from all class
essneeding the facilities Of a strong.
large. courteous bank, Assets. So,
Il 100000, 00a Organized April. S8h.
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Insr aIlo vounu.

-
LOST. TUESDAY Ev l.NING. ABOUl
1880 y. NJ. on Lakeside car on iron,
seat. or IT First and broad Streets, q
picture In front ana back, with
green silver stoD with set attached "
watch. Reward IL RETURNED to- 4Vo
North Ninth street. ts.-.sS J,
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LOST YESTERDAY AFTERNOON,
between s and 9 o'clock, coming
from Fair Grounds. an old gold
carved bracelet. With chain brohen
OF Reward. .Iiss GRlGSBY, sos
East Grace Street
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Btlp, 5slale AMI 81 elnale.
Situations, prot essio,,al,

LADY Or IlXPERIENcE u NSIR ELS
& position 10 teach III prlYate family,
Qualiflcations, english, mathematics,
terms az, once. Address Miss NJ,
iIsTsET, anlWortht Cumberland
& County, N y, Az v. 81
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Drofessional ErIp QManten.

=
TEACHERS WlANTED--SPECIAL EN-
rplment. Can place you II uncin-
ployed. Give full particulars. Va
tnll parts sSptitissg Rural, !.
graded. principals. music. etc.
SOUTHERN TF1AcHlsTiS,,AG ENc u
Columbia. S. c. tI.sssf.s.t e1ss4sss.lssI
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1tnf1s DTsfArcr RICHMOND VA 14lfsDAy OCTOBER o 1907
Nno,us fnr Rent.
oNll GENT a " Ord.


IMPOSITION VISITORS
best OF accommodation, with all mod
crii c0itvci1i ences,4o oh direct car limo
TO exposition grounds; II, best resi-. .
Aential sectIotilsof Norfolk; lodging
( al,tl breakfast. 81. Mrs. SARAH
MiNRuARIS1 NllNspS, 40 'rhfrtictn
Street, Park Place, Norfolk.
For lsr:NI fiALt, tllssss riai ttNI t,t,,jAl,
front corner III the Chesterfield.
ForinerlS used as flower shop.
Admirable location for q ,loct oris
office Apply 10 he c:hcstcriic.ds
MltN.iGL,Es.
FURNISHED on I'm.
4 flirnisIied rooms. With or Without
board. Very reasonable. aos West
Main street
FOE RENT, 4, Nfet. NPAR'rsfEN'r
suitable For two, t1ssr3ot,s. E x.
able trrfI1s. TIL y ttH Es,rElli'lf ELI,
corner lsrankliit and Shafer.
NEWLY rAPER1sD, sss11ATLY r'lJR-
rfshed rooms at s1h East Clay
street. Porcelain BATH. telephone.
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. ! fsTATF.p COMMUNICATION.
ny OF Metropolitan lodge Mol a.,
IN Fl. and A, NJ. wi II be he Id In. tile
Temple. THURSDAY Als'Tt lR-i
NOON. October 10TH 1907, Mt 5;3e
o'clock. y
Members OF sister lodges and trans
tent brethren. are q cordially lnyited
5 BY ordcrHof the w. NJ,
w. N. WA tTtSINS. ~ 4
Secratary,ssf9
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FROM n c,ToEa y no Il CON sumo r II
Y slssrI RESMT',s Umbrellas are the bestJ
4 GOT East Main s tree t. s9 Al b t'
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WILL PAY ONE AND oSE-Q1rARTER
cents for. five-cent second hand nov
els. Cali SO West Broad Street.
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% WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: FiAy-1
ling sold my business u at No. all
West Main Street, all parties having
bills gainsts VII. p lease rr r. - ~
+. owing me will come forward ana
settle same, JOHN HEINTZ.
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Zeal estate 1Mal,ten.


"a -FOUR OR FIVE FUR
nished room cottage ol, fiat by gen
5tleman and Wife. No children, Must
n be- close In. ADDRESS DIR. RICH
ARD MOsTEL, General Delivery,
Richmond, Va. ,fl7
WANTED. TO RENT STORE. ON MAIN
Street between Eighth and sixth by
Decenber LIST, address GG9, care
this office. y AZ
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LOST. BETWEEN TWENTY FIFTH
and Clay and Fair Grounds. between
12:2O and O'Clock, lady.s gold
watch. double case. Reward If re-
turned to Railroad l.Al. &. A.
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Situations 0Mantfn. Gemalt.


LADY DESIRING POSITION TO
assist with the genersi house work
VIII find pleasant home with rea-
sonable compensation iii u small
family. Virginia @references AK
changed. Address Mrs. 345I
chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
ExfE RIENcED
Englishwonnan wishes appointment
as managing housekeeper,, travelling
si,anaron, companion or secretary
Highest testimonials. state terms.
Mrs. JONES. Oak Hill. Wenonda. Va.
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WANTED. THE PUBLIC 10 ENoW.
3 that J4NElNEE BROS. jewelers. 919
East Main Street, buy, sell, exchange
and remount diamonds in the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken in
Il exchange. II, 81
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flats Tor Rent.

WANTED. TENANT u Or FIAT, 3eD
South Fourth Street (corner>. Sin
rooms. gas range. porcelain hatils
with instantaneous heater; large.
bright rooins;;.s excellent nelEnpor--
hood; central, convenient, comfort
able. Call and see it..
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WANTED. TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers. THE vTR-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU, Rev.
=. w cridlin. Manager. Manchcater.
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WANTED. THREE MEN TO TRAVEL;
salary and eSpenses; no experience
necessary. Call fol, AIR. BARRIER,
Lexington Hotel. sc
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-. I.cI1CIxllN EEEp.

HE FOR cH1cklEN
Sfeeds,g etc; authorized gents for
Charles a. Cypher's M Q delN5.ln cu pa
tors and Breeders !; Humphreys Green
Bone Cutters \: our ..N s i. 7. = scrnt ~.
feed The chickens atEthe State Fair.
Give US call. ". J.. TODD, 426
e North Sixth Street, i. As s,SIs9s ISL
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WANTED, ASSISTANT DRUG. CLERKS:
young single man not afraid OF
work: good salary. Address KEY
q STONE DRUG Co. Keystone, w.
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agents QMantfn.

AGENTS WANTED. FoR FRITcn,s
vegetable soap. red-hot seller. bic
profits.swrite for free sample. j. A
FRITCfI. 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. a.
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LOST. a GOLD PIN For THE COLI
lar. between Second Street and JEFF
ferson Hotel. Suitable reward for
its return TO 500 w. Broad Srrcct.
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n YOU ARE IN THE MARK EFT FOR
a good typewriter and want to save
some money, call on us Any make
Of machine, any price. Machines
taken In. part payment. Machines
sold on monthly. payments. Supplies
and repairs for any machine. TEl p
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE u Branch
American Machine Co... Inc, sos East
Main Street Phone 1886. "
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help dMantto, Male.

WANTED. Al ONCE. "a GOOD. SOBER
Man-cook: must be single. colorcd
& cook preferred. Salary $3s per
month. Will pay railroad fare TO
school. AUGUSTA MIL II AR y
ACADEMY, TT Defiance, Va.
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED FRATER-
nal organizer Splendid contract to
tho right man. Box eel, Richmond
Sss5
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FIRST-CLASS BARBER. APPLY AT
Hotel Richmond Barber Shop.
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TENTS AND FLAGS FOR THE STATE
81 Fair. Football and Episcopal Conven-
tion. we are manufacturers. ~ 2,
COPELAND & CO.. los North Nlht =.
Street. ~ ss787 81
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WANTED. "A MAN NURSE, WHO CAN
read we'll. at 1919 Floyd Avenue.