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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-23

summary: Ihree-base hlt-Becker.
Two-base hits-Becker. Nichols. Het-
ling Olson. Sacrifice hit-Kelley.
Stolen bases-Bccker, Hetling, Holland,
Annis, Nichols 2. Left on base-Tope-
ka 8. Wichita 9. Struck out-By Speer
g. by Durham 4. First on balls-Off
Epeer l, of Durham 2. Hit by pitcher
BY Speer, Halla. Umpire-Alloway.
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the leaden ball 40 feet, IN inches in
an exhibition try, a record which was
accepted by the officials. Rose also
wen the discus event and tried to best
Martin Sheridan's worlds record OF
1875 feet inches. made in Montreal
last year, but failed by five feet
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Rose . Wonderful Athlete.

Montreal, Sept. 23.-Ralph Rose,
the California giant, broke the worlds
record for putting the sixteen-pound
shot at the Canadian cha mpionship,
meet. Rose, after winning the event
with 40 feet. and a half inchs hurled
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SATURDAYS BALL GAMES.
NATIONAL League.

ST. Louis. 4; Philadelphia. 2.
Pittsburg. 1 = Brooklyn, o.
Chicago, 8; Boston, 4.
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Joplin ii, Oklahoma Citv 81.

Joplin. Mo-, Sept. 23.-In a double
header Sunday Joplin took the first
game. to ., and lost the second, to
1. The score.
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Atten-snIlivan Bout a Draw.

Alton, ILL.,. Sept. 23.-Abe -Attell,
featherweight champion and Brook
lyn Tommy" Sullivan fought six
rounds to a draw Saturday night at
the Physical Culture farm near here.
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Wet Grounds at Joplin.

prevented the game scheduled for Sat
urday afternoon with -Qklah ema. City
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Carlisle Wins EasiIx.

Carlisle. Penn, Sept. 23.-At a foot
ball game here Saturday the Carlisle
Indians won by a score of 40 to o
from Lebanon Valley college.
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Humboldt s. Chanute q

Humboldt. Kan, Sept. 23.-The
Humboldt Reds defeated Chanute here
Sunday in a fast and we'll. PLAYED
game. Havener pitched a fine game
for Humboldt.
Score by innings: RHE
SAdIlule " y U U u u o o 90 g 4
Humboldt .............0 o 1905 6 2
Batteries Willis, Williford and
Weber; Cloherty, Havener and
Woods. go
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d Philadelphia, 6; St. Louis, o.
Cleveland, s; : Boston, /.
Chicago So Washington, 8.
Detroit, 2-7; New York, So.
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The expiring gasp of the sporting
writer on the morning paper is a snarl
because the official scorer in Topeka
didn't do his work well. Any one who
has watched the brilliant work of the
great baseball critic on the morning
paper will wonder why he was not
made official scorer. He is hereby
nominated for the job next season.
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St. Louis 10, Philadelphia 40.

II 3-U.
st. Louis, Sept. 23--The Philadelphia
Nationals lost the first game of dou-
Bile header Sunday to ST. Louis. Z 10 4,
and went nine innings to nothing to
nothing tie in the second. The second
game was called on. account of dark
ness. ---
Sc ,-e by innings: R.HE
st, Louis .....--....-5 2O-o0o*7 4
Philadelphia .........0 0 20 1908 0Q+ 8 2
Batteries-Raymond and Marshall;
Moran, Covelsly and Doom.
Second game-Score by innings: R.HE
st. Louis ............. % o 0 900 6 2
Philadelphia % 0 0 o o 90 90 81
Batteries-Lush and Marshall; Nc
guile and Jacklitsch.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals .........-.--l8 10 4
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Joplin -....--...................1 o o o.
Oklahoma City .--........-....3 1 81
The summary: Bases on balls-On
WEIGH 1. Struck out-By WEIGH l.
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Rain at SpringfieId.

Springfield, Sept. 23.-Rain prevent
ed the Hutchinson-Sp Springfield game
Saturday. 80.
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No Game at Webb civ.

Webb City, Sept. 23.-The Webb
City-Leavenworth, game was postpon-
ed Saturday on account of wet
grounds. ,5,-r- ,sr p 49,.
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western Association Standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati 1-2, New York o..

t.
Cincinnati, Sept. 23.-The local club
tried two new pitchers against. the New
Yorks Sunday afternoon and both won
their games. Spade of Atlanta held the
visitors down to four hits and no runs
in the first game. the zone tally scored
by New York was due to slow fielding
on a hit to center. Bresnahaa- was
benched in the first game for objectinS
to a called strike The second game
was limited to seven innings by agree
ment.
Score by innings: RHE
ClnclnnaI1 " U U y q o i o ~ 6 o
New York ............o 0 o 0 o 900 90 o
Batteries-Spade and Schlei: kTcGfn-
nifty, Bresnahan and Bowerman.
Sec md game-score by innings: RTE.
Cincinnati .............-..0 o 0 - 6 O
new L OTk -.----.------V U Y l o. 3
Batteries-Campbeli and Mclean;
Taylor, Bresnanan and Bowerman.
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Chicaeo S.. BOSTON -

Chicago. Sept. 23-Chicsgo and Boston
broke even. Sunday afternoon. Chicago
winning the first, to 4. making their
Tooth victory of the seasoTes9a Chicago
must win one more game Of PittsbeFg
lose one to make the epennant secure
for Chicago. The second game was lfln-
tied to seven innings by agfeenienI - 2 :;
Score by inniI gs: s. asssi p - r. H E
Chicago ........e.....1 2Oo0osSS 3
Boston .........-.....- % 01so 90 2-7 1S 8
Batteries - Lundgren, Overall and
Killing; Dessan and Needham.
Second game-Score by innings: R-HE
Chicago ...--.........-....0 o 0 0 % s S
Boston ..............-.....3 O o 0e1 o. 2
Batteries-Durbin and Moran; Dor
ner and Ball
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TOPEKA,

'' SCORE ~ INNIIGs
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strike an umpire and bruise him up and
then be rewarded by having the man
agement of his team pay his fine and
give him full pay while indefinitely sus-
pended" for few days. Had the action
of Judge Simon in the Goes case been
started earlier in the season and been
generally adopted over the season this
trouble would have been averted. Pres
ident Shively has been too lax all sea-
son in the matter of disciplining the
players. With a little more strictness
in dealing with the rowdy players a bet
ter season in this regard might have
been pulled off and the premiums on
rowdyism have been removed.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

children gathering
all
bouncing Dolly
off Yellow Hair
Dolly She didn't know WHAT Growing
and itveryq quickly,
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

When he hIhe OF BaBd Meade lowers grew hg
diane cor k lin IS
than ably
nd d ahd h L. came
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

He grabbed
shoot the Big Hawk
and bounced undak who eoldng hard could He sank his
sharp claws Crows
d They made such Growing quite
the struggling birds
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

" ch %
h
I Tp" W Tread R I" after
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

Wicked
EfsI Now
OUl
Refuge Ground did kin
vouredwh ateverh they
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vay proud ohnpayn
gH n Ht boykl
ei hA nr dneheR wrehn
hw
gaefa e reknhe
kpb III #dso ell
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

thrust bewe
ewyInH
dd agmzeH
only how kd A satderHK
LYpd nt ahn trheIukt
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Tints DisputttJ Brantbts.

Tho following Branch Offices have bcer'
established for the bcnent Vt those liylns
At distance from tho Main DffIce OF The
Times Dispatch. The Tines Dispatch Wants
left at any OF these branches, will receive
the same careful attention Sns though they
had been left at tho Main Office. and there
vi DO no extra cost 70 llie advertiser:
BLAUGIIT;R'S DRUG STORE. 3Twerty-hlt
and vennbio Street
w. r. EAEEs, 9sl3 East Broad street
a. A. SCOTT. Twcnty.nfth and Broad SITS.
W1LL1AMs.s PHARMACY. Twenty-frst and
MARSHALL Streets.
rARRANT. GRANT q CO.. Fousheo and
Broad Streets.
a.. w. LATlMER. No. 500 West --dnrshnh 81.
TI1OMPsoN.s DRUG STORE. No. 1891 West
Main Street
IL. l.. BEvERtDGE Brook Ave. and Clay e.
RADY's DRUG STORE, i:Aston .IcightA
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. 5000 Will
Hamburg Avenue, Fulton.
ROBINS PHARMACY, NO. 200 East Mar
shni1 Street.
CITY DRUG STORE. NO., 1.4. East Main
Street, corner Fifteenth.
JUDSON CUNNINuiIAn, No. 2027 East
Main Street. corner Twenty-nrst
WALLETS PHARMACY. No. ss4 South Pine
Street
kIHK-PAnRlsH CO.. No. sa East Broad
Street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. sol Yves,
Cary Street
EATON PHARMACY. Twen,y-eishth and
Streets.
It1soN's PHARMACY. No. lis Canal street
HCSDLEY WALKER Twenty nfth and
Leigh Streets.
J. 7. LEWIS. No. East broad Street.
EoHTHSIDE PHARMACY. Tifth and Baker
Streets. 90
CARRIERS DRUG STORE No. 11o2 Hui
Street. Manchester.
ZEN. -Eluhla AND N STREET PIIAH-
MACY. TN eniy eighth ana n Ytreeta
q. 4. w. KERN. INC. Corner Twenty. fifth
and Church Hill Avenue
EAST PHARMACY. No. 1sot q Street
TlMEs-DISpATcH, No. so North sycamore
Street. Petersburg
LynchbusE - :
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THE, VIRGINIA. SUPERVISORS WILL
meet mt the State Capitol In rooms
of the Corporaticnys Commission on
: OCTOBER 9TH. 10TH AND 11TFI, 9
O'Clock In morning ana s o'clock in.
the evening. All supervisors OF the
State. whether enrolled members or
1t is necessary that We should ltave
as many supervisors az possible in
attendance, as Important matters
concerning roads. education and taX-
ntioni5and various other matters arc
to abe considered at this meeting.
JILL. SAUNDERS. President.
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Powhatan Institute,

Delonn. rowhatan Co.. Va.
HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG
LADIES.
Forty miles from Richmond and thirty
miles from Farmvlo. Va, on tho Tide
water and Western railroad. Good connec-
tlons can be made with the Southern, at
Richmond and with T. & ". in Farmvi1ie.
Healthful location. Corps OF efficient teach
ers N w buildings with modern conveni-
cnces Board. tuition in English, Latin,
French. Physical Culture and Music for sen
sion of eight months. s14b. For catalogue
and further particulars. apply
H. g. PORTER, Business Mgr,
Belona, Va.
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CHICK ZEN FEED.

[1EApouARrERs FOR CHICKEN
feeds, etc; authorized. agehLs n, ~.
tors am, lpt olers; Humphreys Greer
Zone CUT. our Nv. J. scratch.
feed the chickens at the state Fnir.
S5 Give us cali. W. j. TODD f.o
{ North sixth Street
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Zeal estate fpr Aalr,


FOR SALE - or EXCHANGE, "A
very desirable 1B0-acre farm,
inlOrange county. on line Of c. te O..
Ry, one and one half miles north
Of Gordonsville. Va. improvements:
Good four-room frame housc with
outbuildings,y etc. Good reason for
selling. Apply tps R.ayN. MASON. on
1.-THE premises, or nd arms forrpartfctl-
lars. q. y c.. Hotel Burton, Danviiic,
\ Nn.
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5ealrb DropusalS.
mos 5WAS;rll'lEp.'

N PURSUANCE OF 4. RESOLUTION.
OF the Special Board Of Directors Of
the Western State Hospital, ut l.
meeting OF said spscinl board, held
4 on the 10th day OF septemhar, l90
( the undersigned special committee
hereby invite competitive bids for
drawings and specifications for MI
eplleptic colony, Right reserved to
reject any and MI bids.
y ID Il. j. s. ID lt.J AZ I'm lI'T u Supt.,
w. III. LANDES, Dire tor.
Special SCumniitS<s.
Sstnuntou va. 4 81 3aa
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THE RATE for clnssIned want Advsr.
sising IN 4 cont per word, With a minimum
cost OF 10 cents for each insertion wien
pnld In ndynncc. md % cents 1tiot clihrseh'
Tho samo rate applies to deaths, marriages.
Obituaries and all other classified notices.
No display tyre allowed In tho classified y
0Oluinns. 49,
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Wants
ONE CENT IA w ORD.
HltsreIlantous.
TYrENVR1TlGIsS TYpEWRITERS!
TYPEWRITERSl

WE HAVE THEM ALL. LOOK AT
tile prices: Remingtons, Sis e 500 !;
Smith Prenliers. SIS to 500; divers,
10 sos: lUnderwoods. s47.5o to- 36o !
Bar-lucks, $40 to sac; Monarchs, $50
to SIS; Stoarns. sid TO $50; Royals,
S4t5lto $50. Ali rebuilt; all suaran-s.
teed one year. Rebuilt typewriters
Z "a inc work ana last as long Az new
machines. Any make rented. Re
pairs and supplies. tor any macn IN.
Call write. phone THE, TIE =
WRITEr, EXC CHANGE, . r n nc II
American Writing Machine Go az inc..
COS East Main Street. Phone o2hb.
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Rituatinus. Drpfessinl1al,

LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES
position to teach In private fami-
". Qualifications: English, mathe-5
MATES. music and Latin. Please
state terms at once. Address Miss
NJ. GARRETT. Tamworth. Cumber-
land county, Va.
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FOR SALE OK EXcHANd Eve
have two pieces OF desirable dwell.
ling property. located In Danvillc,
Va, which pays q good percentage
on the cost. for sale DIT a low price:
or Will cschangesf for residence prop
erty in Richmond. Inducement II, a
quick trader. Address A. NJ. SOUTH
ALI. Danville, Wa
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW.
gthet JAHEKE BROS. Jewelers. 9l2
East Main Street. buy. sell. exchange
and remount diamonds In the latest
stylex. Old gold and silver taken In
exchange ~ 80
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FULL DRESS SUIT: VERY FINE:
made to order: but little used, BY
we'll known gentleman. about ~
size: can be altered very cheap. Ad-
dress Fg1+a care thfs office.
FOR SALE, ONE GCARPESTER'S LONG
body buggy. $40: one rubber tire
runabout. 500: surrey. SEQ. three top
wagons cheap. A. MEYERS Suns,
1:O South Eighth Street. (
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LOTS OF FUN"

AND LITTLE TROUBLE TO PUT VEL !.
finished. you laugh with delight.
Its beautiful. We are lust sell
ing 1t in quantities Money
refunded AT not satisfactory.
q VAUGHAN'S. East Broad Street,
opposite Foushee Street.
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"slAIL us YOUR oRDEis."

HUNTING COATS. "a CENTS; BETTER Err
Single barrel guns, shoots black or
snokeless powder. ut s425: worth
s5.6LeggIny from rs cents UP.
yAUGHAN's. 2 East Broad street,
opposite Foushee Street.
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EToR SALE. TWO WELL1BRoK-ES
settlers. l would a1so like to have
one Or two hnntsmen during the
Woodend Va.
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WANTED. IA PURCHASER Or TEN
ant FOR an S17-acre&ifarm on Dan
River, twelve miles east OF Dan
vile. Va, on Norfolk and Western
r. r.: 5000 busheis corn can be
I. raised annually. Address w. II.
= CHAPMAN, 1905 Bank, Street, Rich
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Miss Slaughter 5 School

Tor Little Boys will reopen OH SEPT.
10th, at ais w. Grace Street. Circulars
at the book stores. Address. after Sep
ltember 9Th.
MISS SUSIE II. SLAUGHTER.
Phone 1921. los u. Franklin st.
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WANTED. "A YOUNG LADY OR YOUNG
man as buyer for notions and fancy
goods: must have best OF references
Apply TFTAIHIMER BROS. Fifth
s and Broad Streets. =.
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.nrpfegsional 1bflp QMallten.

rElACEERs WANTED -sPEC IAL I'm y
s3rolment. Can place You il 4 4un ems
ployal. Olive full particulars Var
cnnGlas al parts South. Rural,
-gTndad, principals, i8i lnusic. ptc.
SOuTH ETlN 1NllsAG Fl lS1s s v AZ ENC VI,
solunlhla. S. 3si,5.SSStt fS
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"A POSITION BY. YOUNG:
lady. WHO has hah four Years cS-
Scr!cnce in douhle-rptr r., j, okkeep-
/ Ing, shorthand and tvpewriting. Can
furnish Al recommends .tot,s.s. 4Ad-
dress Nj, 1S0. care this office. 44s{ &,
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GERMAN fTHIHTYl. EXPERIENCED
dairymnn and farmer---wtfc good
= ZOO v ---sse k positions tn 10th October.
G 4ab, care tthis office.
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BY "A YOUNG LADY 81
four years experience. Sposftionsfin
private family TO teach the usual
English branches and Latin. Refer
snces exchanged. Miss TllLfAFER-
RIO. curet. Va.
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ANGUS BREEDING CATTLE FOR
sale. by j. w. Carson & CO, Unio.i
sstocisynrds. Thursday. October 10Th:
Ebefd 81 pure bred Polled Angus beef
cattle; all ages and both sexes see
them ana get the best.
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Mertings.
e--->-t,,-~.SrsyS.~S-se-,,eS~-->-
ryya1,


Richmond. Va, Sept. 10, 1907.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the Annual Meeting OF the Stockhold-
.ers Of THE; CHESAPEAkES AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY for tho election
of Directors. the ratification OF all acts
of the Board of Directors and all COM.
mittees thereof. since the last annual
NEE ting. and for the TRANSACTION OF
such other business as may lawfully
come before the meeting. will BIO held
at the Office OF the Company, corner
Eighth and Main Streets. in the city
OF Richmond. Va, on TUESDAY, tho
2ad day Of October. 1907. at 10 o'clock
"A. NJ.
closed at the office OF Nfessrs. J. p.
Morgan & Co. 90 Wall Street. New
York. on Monday. October.s7. 1907, at
O'Clock NJ, and Will be reopened on
Wednesday,, October 80, 1907, at 10
J ~ q. &. h. WEXFORD.
Secretary,
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CED
Enslishwoman wishes appointment
as managing housekeeper, travelling
chanfrOn. companion or secretary
Highest testimonials. State terms.
Mrs. JONES, Oak Hill. Wcnpnda. Va.
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ape,,ts QNanteD.

s~~-S~S.-~>s-
AGENTS WANTED, FOR FRITCH'S|
vegetable soap. red-hot seller, big
) profits write for free sample. ]. A.
FRITCH. st, Louis. Mo-.
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WAITED. IA PURCHASER OR TEN
ant Tor SlT-acre farm on Dan River,
twelve miles east of oanvlle, Va.
on railroad from Danviile 10 Nor.
folk:;a 200 bushels OF corn can be
raised annKa 1ly. address H.
PAIAN. y 90 5. Bank. Street, Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09

LOST. ON GRACE STREET. be-
morning. one lace table cover and
one linen ccntropiece. Reward IL re-
turned to Mrs. GEORGE 4. KING.
Gil Weat Grace.
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and Main, ca r 10. 5la, about j d o'clock
y. NJ. October sth. one large tan
dress SUIT case. Any Information
leading to recovery of same Will be
rewarded by notifying Al. GRAHAM,
Telephone Company. Telephone 9V5L
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FOR SALE. a PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL
Arabian ponies, three years old can
he seen Mt 20t North jefferson
Street during the fair. 81
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for 5a[e.


cry. built Why not have your ideas
developed manufactures and mar
keteds6 Liberal proposition; will save
you money. &. ID. FORD CO., Trtgg
Shipyard, Phone 3O2s.
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POSITION TO TEA ca II,
mice family: music. Ensltsh &F and
smathcmatics. Address t.hriss z. ''acare
Postmaster, Gouldln. Hanover conn
,ty. Va. Il. ~. lss, s254l.5s.,sss
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POST anu y'Dunu.

-
LOST. TUESDAY EVENING. ABOUT
1870 Y. 81. on Lakeside car ON front
seat. or at First and Broad Streets, q
small gold watch with Eentlsman's
picture In front ana back. with
green silver 100 with set ATTACHED to
watch. Reward Il returned 70 s4p6
North Ninth street. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09

AN EXPERIENCED LADY WISHES a
position as hpusckeencr or compan-
ion. References given. Address ID
S5lT care this office. w.
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FOR SALE. Al coNPLETE COURSES IN
genera! advertising with the Inter-
natioaal rorrespondence Schools,
5ScIaiiLon. WIFI sell at q bargain for
cas- n. . J.aH. GREENS &Danville Va
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Dflp, Male ann Ttmalr.

"A YOUNG LADY OR
young man rs buyer for notions and
fancy goods. Must have best OF
references. Apply to THALHlMER
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AT SACRIFICE. COOP PAYING GRO.
Gerry in Felton,: $40 rent with rooms
Cause. sickness: good location, APP
hsS, s0l1I,ast Broad Street
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lbs BUYS A IlNABEl PIANo IN III n +.
condition, Has been taken in en-
I change on one or our Crafts pianos,
rs cents per week buys n
with Crafts 81 and save mon ey. s5 We
Il refund railroad, fares, Y CRAFT T. ri
n lANOs co.. 2l4 North, II 9Th, ssg II
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.1fulIrlE, @.aiIt.

no SELL. ON s3s'rLA1p.. zoo
cords wood (pine and onk), at
Green Station, r., ~ & ne. r. RI,
B within five miles OF city, to be cut
N tsbonee to clear land. Tor buildings.
Terms llberal.l A.. r. COURTNEY
Attorney, Room T06, American y "
s5tional Building
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HARDWARE.

DON'T FORGET WHILE YOU ARE
to visit our fair. Fair goods and
fair prices. Full line OF hardware,
guns. shells. etc. j. EDDIE WOOD,
$ West Broad.
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A POSITION by Al YOUNG
lady, to do general office work and
typewriting. Willing to start ON a
moderate salary. Can give best ref
erences. Address u 321. care this
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5REwARD-LosT, IA SHEEN oss THE
London Times OF august. 1901. Re-
ward paid for Its return to the Of
flee SOUTHERN CHURCIAlAS. Bank
OF Richmond Building.
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FOR gsALH Il 900 CORDS or WOOD.
price $3.50 per cord in sca-lnad lots
aeliTarcii an Richmond! -sVTRGfNIA
LUMBER AND BOX Co. NC. Pc
tersburg. "a ~
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EVERY DEPos1ToIs III A BANES is
equally entitled to, the greatest SCI
curity ana the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL. BANK OF RICH
NIOND, VA. undoubtedly affords both,
and invites accounts from all class
es needing the facilities of q strong,
large. courteous bank. Assets. $e,-
: d O0O,O00.00 Organized April 1868.
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FOR SALE, a .LaRGE STOCK OF
LAUNDRY. eSpress and grocery WAGONS
at special prizes, a. MEYERS SONS,
120 South Eighth Street.
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Bts1CirIT. ACTIVE STOCK
girls ana yaiesg:rls for permanent

COMPETENT WOMAN
10 assist In housokeepi ping and care
for an aged lady. Answer with ref
erences ind wages waited. Address
II S53, care this office.
WANTED, TWO PRESS EsGDEtss
lladiesl. for cylinder ptess. Perma-
z netit situation. Address BYRON s.
ADAMS, Washington. u. G.
WANTED. a RELIABLY. WHITE Wo-3
man totsact nx smntfer4lielp in
small family; ONLY one chtid: eleven
years old. Address Mrs. NJ. Fox 7o7.
a sRELTAgLF; WHITE Wo-
pan to cook ana clean for small
Family Good wages to the right
person. Address n. o. Box 242,5ctty.
--------------5---------------
a WOMAN TO WASH AND
IRON ana assist In cleaning. Apply
1875 Floyd Avenue.
AN EXPERIENCED COOK.
References required. Apply 1O9 East
Grace Street.
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EVERY StNIIARER OF &
decent watch to know tina t.IAtlNkE
BROS. whtchnlakcrs. 9l2 East Main
,Street. Is the place to hive 1t proper
. ~ repaired. 81