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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-02
a Deal tn Rtbbons
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ing; you can't keep me off with ex-
penses now. Sit closer, little girl, and
we will talk it over again. / tell you,
Dottie, it never could have been accom-
plished without you. The next time T
hear man say woman hasn't any man
agement I'm going to floor him then and
there. Without your planning ! was alb
solutely helpless. / think I'll frame this
second letter of Uncle Ben's. He says,
No more ribbons for you, unless it is a
blue one. Any boy who could sell that
stock of ribbons, odds and ends, as it
were. in months time has place by
his old uncle, right here in Wall Street.
I've been looking for just such a partner,
and there is room somewhere for the
little girl, too. In fact, there is big
vacant spot in the old mans heart for
two of you; the sooner you fill it the bet
ter Awful nice invitation, Dottie:
wonder how he would feel If he knew
it was you who"
why. Tom, you sold the stock your
SELF"
sold them indeedl There was no
selling about it. Those people fairly took
the ribbons away from me. You hypno-
tized the whole town and county. No
wonder they went under your spell. If
were looking for safe locality,
never would camp within range of your
eyes. Never knew them to miss fire."
DO be sensible, Tom. Do you think
/ have done anything"
"Of course you haven't. And now,
Dottie, we can't afford to take any more
chances with fate. AS matter of Ell
quette, l don't know juts how long we
ought to wait before accepting Uncle
Ben's invitation. but ! am going to be
guided by the dictates of my own heart,
which prompt me to accept at once.
But can't 60 alone; come with me,
Dottie. little girl. for there is no part
nership for me that doesn't include YOU"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-02

her hand trembled-there was a fash and
the bullet sped harmlessly at right angles
to the latest arrival. And he, evidently with
no taste for meeting firearms with no re-
taliating weapon. instantly dashed away into
the darkness.
He upon the ground laughed. crying:
1T is better SO the fellow has no taste
for dose Of his own medicine"
She slipped from the saddle and went to
his side leading Tom by the bridle
What has happened? Are you hurt?s
Only slightly. And what has happened?
Well. l was on my mettle. you see, think
ing | could surely play the highwayman as
well as smooth-chinned lad. and now
congratulate myself on a fair success. I
have your bag. Had you not better light
your lantern again and make your selection
with all speed? 1t will relieve you of
anxiety to know the matter is successfully
accomplished"
But you are wounded-I must do some
thing for you first"
Maya bit of flesh wound In the leg !:
nothing more. l assure you; it can wait
until your business Is done. then perhaps
l may encroach upon your kindness and ask
you to bind my handkerchief about II. and
asst me to the saddle again."
She said nothing, but tethered Tom to
the hedge, and also the other horse. Then
she lighted the lantern and returned to his
side. kneeling on the ground. He handed
her small sealed bag.
enough" she said, with embarrassment.
Let me beg you accept the trifing
service without a thought" he replied.
'The service is not trifing to me-nor
the results to you," she said.
well, perhaps in different way I am
trusting your opinion will prove correct Had
you not better destroy the paper you sought
without delay?"
After | have bound up your wound"
"No-irst, please"
Nay. it is safe thanks to you. Where
is the hurt?
How certain traits reveal ones sex Z" he
remarked with sly pleasantly. "Obstinacy.
not?"
Maybe; but doggedness is mans.
am simply logged"
He laughed again in his musical, we'll
bred way.
I'm inclined to give 1t another shade of
meaning and call it wilfulness."
But she had turned taciturn, and care
fully placed the bag in the breast of the
blue coat. Then she examined the leg
wound.
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Brownsville opened their bazaar
whats your opinion, Bill, of this or
nimentation society,""
"Ain't got no opinion, Nathan; reckon
it's all right, though"
'I1l be blamed if it is. Before that
ornimentation gal lecture lit down on
this community, attacking ribbons, it was
law abidin', common-sense people.
To be sure it had sprinklin' of fools.
But now they are all fools. Women
gone plumb crazy trimmin' things up"
Lot of swappin' goin' on. Been to
the bazaar, Nathan?"
well. ! reckon, / got lodged there
the day they opened up, and 1 swear,
Bill, them women had things piled up
on that counter as no man, woman or
child could use in this world or the
next. The way they nodded them
things over was sight to see, and every
time they would drag out something
more good for nothing than before. Did
they fool you into buying anything.
Bile"
Yep, bought somethin'; got a pair
Of angel wings, all gauze and ribbons.
Miss Riley said they was stylish, and
Just what ! needed; she said she knew
was man that would like somethin' up
liftin', and while them wings wasn't
strong enough to lift anything, 'cept fig
uretivin'ly speakin', she knowed they'd
suit me. She said ! couldn't find later
style in angel wings nowhere, and had
better take EN- before they got popular
and prices riz."
well. Bill, you are dumb fool, sure
'nough. What did you do with them
wings?"
Il hung 'em up in the barn."
mo. Tom. really you can't come step
closer. ! have just been Numbered and
you know / can't afford"
Don't care, Dottie Dimple. I'm COM
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-02

"Ah! that fine natural edge of curiosity
you spoke OF lends me insight. you perceive.
But wait! Listen There are hoof- beats
1t Is your man"
Her foot was in the stirrup and she was
in the saddle almost before he had finished
speaking.
I'm bid you goodnight. sir. and pray
your conscience may not intervene to hinder
my enterprise" she said. and would have
ridden forward, but he caught Toms bride.
NAY. not so fast. young sir. am con-
cerned for you. Who is this man. and will
he not be armed for a surety?"
But am armed likewise" was the re-
ply.
answer. Grant me favor-the loan OF
your pistol and permission to ride forward
and accost the rascal
Nay, you are a stranger to me- and you
but devise a ruse to leave me defenceless
while you escape with the means of protect
ing yourself
She saw his head incline in a slight bow
AS you WILL" he said, and then, with
an adroitness that surprised her, he leaped
into the saddle and was gone in the direc-
ton of the approaching horseman at full
gallop.
She remained where she was, listening in
tently. Her late companions hoof-beats
changed through the silence of the night,
drowning those coming to meet him.
"A very neat escape" she was saying to
herself. with girls contempt for cowardice
In man.
She wondered how long 1t would take
her man" to reach her: it must be the
right one this time Suddenly the sound
Of hoof-beats ceased perfect quietude fol-
lowed. She was puzzled. Then the report
of pistol-shot rang out. Instinctively she
sprang forward. Tom cantering.
Another pistol-shot!
Her heart was beating furiously under
the blue coat. What was happening!
third pistol-shot rang through the
darkness just as she had arrived near enough
to the scene to make out dim forms strug-
Cling together. The bullet whizzed past her
with smart hiss
What have we here?" she cried out
One figure fell from his horse at this
moment. and evidently 1t was her late COM
panion, who had recognized her voice, for
In falling he shouted
Shoot and disable the fellow. have
his pistol, but it is empty. have his bag
also"
With womans quick instinct towards
obedience, her hand slipped to the holster
and out came the weapon but then swiftly
arose woman's greater instinct, the horror
of wounding fellow creature, and though
lqSIW leu lie q}IM sSvInoo leu dn SunIls aus
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thoroughly
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in in
district
enabled
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The Benson treatment which
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himself
son strong tOn or imuants false feeling Of health
II
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THE BENSONIZER COMPANY
500 Granite Building ST. LOUIS MO-
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mo. Tom. really you can't come step
closer. ] have just been Numbered and
you know can't afford"
Don't care, Dottie Dimple. I'm COM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21
.MOTOR-CAR RACES
At 0RM0AD BEACH.
Races Begin To-Day, But Great
Speed Trials Not on Until
Tomorrow.

OEMOND, Fla. january 20.-The
fifth International automobile tourna-
nent on Ormond-Daytona Beach will
begin tomorrow, but there will be
no speed races. The entire day Will
be devoted to testing the teaming APP
paratus, completing the details for tina
tournament and running off the In
formal trials.
Three Stanley racers We're on the
beach this afternoon. and Fred. Mar
riott. IN the long. low, red. cigar
shaped racer stirred up much enthu-
siasm by a few fast spurts.
The beach was in bad condition to-
day, a coating Of red Band making ID
uneven. but heavy rain started at 6
O'Clock this evening and a gale blew
in from the sea, carrying away tho
loose sand and leaving the beach once
more hard, smooth and even
Speed events will begin Tuesday, End
the Indications are that beach condi-
tions will be IDEAL
The fire. excursion OF enthuiasts,
tournameA officials. drivers and re-
porters for the metropolitan newspap-
ers arrived to-nignl from Now Yorh
and everyone is talking automobilel
and venturing surmises on possible
winners.
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SULLIVAN WANTS
T0.F|GHT ATTELL
brooklyn Tommy" Knocked
abe" Out Once and Wants
Another Try.
He MUST FIGHT OR QUIT
The Sports From Missouri Are
Willing to Bet Real Money
on Their pug

NEW YORK. January ao.-While
fisht FANS ell over the country are
browning Abe Attcll with the laurels
behtting champion fighter the voice
Of Thomas 8. Sullivan, better known
In pugilistic circles as Brooklyn Tom
my Sullivan, feather weight fighter, is
waited from far-on Missouri question
ing Attel's right to the title. And
Tommy, who Is now boxing instruc-
tor in tho Missouri A. c.. bases a claim
to tho championship on the fact that
he knocked out Attell in st. Louis in
the year 1904. after Ave rounds of the
fastest lighting ever INDUCED in be-
tween feathers
And so sullivan challenges htteIi to
a fight OF any duration or to a finish
ut any time or place for any kind of a
purse, for the featherweight champion
ship. In tho event of Attcll refusing
to fight or ignoring the challenge Sui
Ivan says he will lay claim to tho title
and will defend IL agains tall comers.
While admitting that Atteil 10 tho
cleverest man OF his inches and weight
In tho ring to-day, Sullivan declares
that he can beat him. and he wants
chance to prove It
II knocked Attell out once. and I can
repeat tho trick" says Sullivan. ~ may
not be AZ clever as he is. but I can
fight better and harder. and am as fast
as he Is. He could never land blow
on me without receiving 3 harder one IN
return. and the result would be that he
would soon 60 down before me. Ny bus
mess keeps mo in the best OF condition
for fight, and / am ready at any time
to go into the ring and defeat Atteil.'
Sullivan was born in Brooklyn nearly
twenty-six years ago. He Is five feet
I'VE inches In height, and weighs IL.
pounds. He has long list Of knockouta
to his credit. and is tho only man who
ever knocked out Attell. In st. Louis.
where he has located for several years.
Sullivan is looked upon M ono OF the
greatest fighters that ever lived. and the
Missourtans believe that he can beat any
man In the world at his weight.
Not only that, but they arc willing TO
back him with money-real money, too.
And. AZ they say out there. IL Atteli
thiiRs ha is better than Sullivan, no
Twill have 70 show them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21
Legal Notices.

V1RGINIA--IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF HENRlCO COUNTY:
The Peoples Trust Company, Committee
Of the Estate of Ellen Stehbins luna
tic .:..,,.,.|-. PLAINTIFF,
W.
Ellen stebbins. lunatic; Joseph O'Con
nell, Committee OF the Person OF the
said Ellen Stebblns; Catherine L.
Stebbins. Albertinn A. Clcary, and
John =, Cleary, her husband. and X.
q hitting ....,... Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
J II pursuance OF q decree OF the Cir
cult Court OF Henrico county, entered
IN the above styled suit on the 9Th dav
OF January 1907, notice In hereby uiyen
ny the plaintiff TO the defendants
therein, and to all persons whom It may
concern, that the PLAINTIFF win amply
10 tho judge OF said Circuit Court on
the lSth day or February, 1907 for TIN.
entry OF an order In said suit, allowini,
the plaintiff. az committee ~ Ellen
Stabbinsi the lunatlcSdefcndant 10 re-
move from the State OF Virginia 10 tho
state OF Now York, wherein the said
plaintiff residen. tho .8utn or ;z372 AZ
bclnR the proceeds Of sale Of the gaid
Ellen Stebbins'a interest In certain real
estate IN Henrico county. whereof snis
mas been made under the decree aforer
saId,
TIE PEoPLE's TRUST COMPANY,
Conmitted ~ the Estate or ELLEN Rtrh-
pins, By Garnntt Il Garrett, ia Coun !
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MAY Get TOGETHER
IN PRIVATE BOUT
Kid coplin Accepts Challenge ot
observation-disclosures to Be
Held To-Niqht,

Kid Coplin has accepted tho challenge
OF George Herbert fora private bout.
and ia willing to put on the gloves with
fighters will meet, with their managers.
tonight and arrange for the battle and
Sign agreements. Herbert prefers a
to meet him under any circumstances.
The fight has been talked OF for some
time. though Coplin has always been
willing. even anxious, to pull the mill
off with Herbert.
Last week Coplin tried to make ar
rangements to meet Joe Rozelli but the
latter would not accept any offer made
by the managers OF Coplin. except for
division OF the purse. sixty per cent.
for the winner and forty per cent. for
the loser.
The night between the Kid and Her
bert. II the arrangements are made cat
isfactorily tonight Will be pulled off
about February 18th. and Coplin will
Immediately go into t.seining.
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Times Dispatch Branches.

tabiished Tor the benet, of those living at a
distance from the Main Office Of Ths t., mes 8,
any OF these branches VIII receive me sams
careful attention q. though the. they had been en-
left at the Main o, f,:s,.,s sna 'nefs WI" 10
SLAUGHTER'S DRUG STORE, Twenty -ftfth
and yenabIe Streets
WILLIAMs.s PHARMACY. Twents-f!rst and
TARRANr. GRANT CO.. rcu,hes and
o. nfs e. f EITHER, No. 500 wea Marshall
THOMPSON DRUG STORE. No. ml west
/ [. BEvGRIpoE, Brook Avenue and Clay
RApYs DRUG STORE. Barton Heights;
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. 800 Williams
ROBINS s PHARMACY. No. 200 Eas. Marshall
Street. corner Fifteenth
JuDsoN Gun NINGHAM, no. act7 Eas, Main.
Wallis ivi RflARM4cY. No. 50. South Pine
KiRK4PARIsH co. No. Az East Broad
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. 81 West
EATON PHARMACY, Twenty-elshth and N
RisoNs PHARMACY, No. 1ls Canal Street,
J. T. LEWIS. No. East Broad Street
HuNDLEY & WALKER. Twenty-fissh ana
NoRrHslDE PHARMACY, Fifth and Baker
CARRIERS DRUG STORE. No. nos Hull
Street Manchester.
TWENTY EIGHTH AND n STREET PHAR-
MACY Twenty-elghh and n Streets.
G 7. W. KERN. INC. corner Twenty-fhth
and Church Inll Avenue o....,
EAST PHARMACY, No. 26oi Q street.
TINES DISPATCH. No. 40 North sycamore
Street, Petersburg.
FINES LIsPATCH, No 2i5 Eighth Street.
Lynchburg.
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LIVE SPORTING GOSSIP
FOR THE KNOWING ONES
Word Of Dope" Regarding the Gentlemen of the Prize
Ring and the Arstocracy in Other
Fields of Sport.

ooct ,i1 "a ,trc,, +,,, -. -, y, y, ,r,.,.
ne sractators -
pn. nnder s,,.n c;rcu,s.,,ce. 4. q. ~
,,a,..d ~. f.S,,,a.t n,a,,,e, 80 :. nm,
NC 60 ..."t 80 - Iaa 20
~ ,'.at 80 non,,a. ,,,aJI,., Hf,h !.
.. 80 - 800. s,tr,,,a,aa ,ha+ y.
sta,,,, rot, Corhe,+ himself Az Cans
must go back to Nevada soon tn prepare
for the Britt mill. 1t would be impossible
for him TO remain here to fit Cornett for
a private battle Corbett might dig up
other sporting men who would make UP
the amount OF the side wager. but in
view of his recent showing with Muir
ply IA Philadelphia, this might prove a
rather difficult task. On the face of 1t.
therefore, It begins to look as II Corpett
and Murphy would not tight again for at
least some time to como.
John 4 Roam OF get-rich-auick fame,
has h.an ha,red from tho Los Angeles
trac,, RYAN was ruled off the turf by
The American Turf Association and tho
Western Iockev Club some time ago for
necniiar carnations In the betting ring at
Ioto,ia since then he has tried re-
taa,, y, secure reinstatement. but the
turf authorities have turned him down
cold Pyan it will be remembered, was
III, az M Jockey Club tracks several
,,aa,a no beca,ise of an alleged ring
l,,y' one AZ Fort Erie. he was nOtlTleO
~ tinoe that If he could clear him
sa,s ~ Tho Fort Erie charges he would
~ w. rastornd 70 good standing In the East
10 - nrocaeded to round up enough
M governors in control of affairs at the
I,'',,,,,,,,, trocl, ~ receive a whitewashin
aaiaaaal ,he Jockey cub raised the
W,
D"N' 49,, 5000 vo;oht-
Ryan then oousi.e lhe -, urhi.nev
carrie iifsiapie, az ,a.e no .oon
horses, and WIN IN Inns o4e Ate,
cleaned up slov,Vu' ~ .,a,d 4. 10
that he went west uhue, o.i,aa
said ana declared tnal nc T,,,. ~ ~ ,on,,,oa
permanently IRON, ticl,.s' ~. ,.ssant
up again, only 20 get mo ms go
trouble. Ryan at one tii''e "ns 90,
ner with Il u sulliVhn anu aonm ~ Ion
sldine IN numerous tHeatrlc''i ente' ~ 20
but his interests were purchhseo tece ny.
IN barring MN at Los AnSe.es ~. f> So
PARK people are simply lo'loM.ns ne . We
tom OF recognizing the ful,nss o' 'ne
Western or eastern Jockey cIus.
Managers or nearly an sthe ieaul,is
i-professional pasepail CLUBS III brooh,
Ign have appointed a cornmittee 10 oraIs
bill to legalize sunday games winch
Will be introduced at Aipahy py Assem-
blyman Mooney. me blll VIII De drawn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21
MURDERED sT0REKEEPER
AND TOOK HIS MONEY

Il WELDON, N G.. January 2O.-"Bud"
Rainey, a prominent young man OF
try store near Pleasant Hill, was found
murdered In his he'd Friday morning
The whole top of his head had been
blown off, and his safe and money
drawer We're robbed. There Is no clue
the horrible crime.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21
FOR THREE DAYS
LOST IN THE WOODS
Young Man Beaten Nearly to
Death by Unknown
Parties,

z SALISBURY, N. January 20
Clarence Neighbour, well known young
white man here, was found in u piece
OF woods near Salisbury yesterday in a
semi-consclous condition, having been
beaten into insensibility by unknown
parties Nelghbor states that he had
been In the woods three days, and that
he was robbed by his assallants. who
beat his head into Jelly, His condI-
tion is still critical. There n no clue 10
the rokberk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21
MACHINERY.

SPECIAL AND PATENTED MACHIN-
cry built. Let us develop your mechani-
cal Ideas along that patent you have
been thinking about; liberal proposition.
G. B. FORD CO.. Trigg Shipyard.
Phone 302S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21

ONE FLOUR MILL MALE BY WOLF
Manufacturing Company, consisting
OF two four-roll stands, securing and
polishing machines, purifier and gy-
rator. all necessary pulleys, shafting
and spouting. Machinery good az
new: VIII sell cheap. LANCASTER
MERCANTILE CO. Lancaster, S. c.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

s75 WILL BUY 10Th. p. ELECTRIC
motor: 800 win buy crocker- Wheeler
tached, all in first-cass condition; $50
will buy 10Th. P. gas engine OOH P.
boiler and engine Chase: all as good
as new. now running: to a quick pur-
and shaftinE attached. 5000 feet pipe,
almost new; shafting and pulleys; for
sale. three sturtevant blowers; We pay
highest prices for machinery, copper.
US up and get prices. THE NJ KEEL
LEY IRON AND METAL co. QNCo
twentieth and Main Streets Phone a13
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21
PETERSBURG sINGERcs NOTICE.

}. HAYWOOD WINTERS. NOTED NEW
York vocal teacher. spending year in
Richmond for health will accept few.
pupils in Petersburg twice each week
For particulars address Z e. Main
Street Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21
REMEMBER.

BOYS AND GIRLS. WE ARE THE
only shoe store In Richmond selling
the genuine Buster Brown shoes.
ALBERT ST Elm, corner Fifth and
Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21
TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 7O3 EAST
Broad Street and convince yourself that
we have the largest and best line OF
Trunks and Travelling Necessities In tho
city: repairing done. II. w. ROUN-
TREE & BRO, Trunk and Bag Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21
Business Opportunities,

HAVING DECIDED TO DISCONTINUE
the grocery and liquor business. we
offer our stock OF goods, fixtures,
good Will, teams and wagons, to-
gather with uneXpired lease, Tor sale
privately; corner Eighteenth and Main
Streets; is one of the best retail
stands In the city. j. S. MOORE'S
SONS. INC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21
Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
ONE CENT A WORD.

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is cent per
word, Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with minimum cost OF 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies to deaths, marriages,
obituaries and all other classified
notices. No display type allowed
ii, the classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21

LOST. SUNDAY, JANUARY 20. 1907. ON
Riverview car, or between Ashland on
Randolph and Beverly Streets,
Iady's Gold Watch and Fob; initials
ON outside OF case and fob, "R. v.
C." Reward II returned to All Ran
ldolph Street.
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-T 2
PHONOGRAPHS,

COMPLETE LINE OF EDISON PHO
nographs, records and supplies: whole
sale and retail. c. B. HAYNES. COZ
East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21

LOST, JANUARY 18TH. BETWEEN
the Academy of Music and First
Street, on Broad, one. gold open face
lady's watch and fob, with initials
III. X" Reward II returned to
Kellam Hospital, 1915 West Main
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21
Lost and Found.

LOST, LADY's DOUBLE CASE. GOLD
Match, with initials I'D. A. NJ; fob
attached. with initials &C. r. NJ; in
Grace Street Baptist Church. or be-
tween said church and Madison
Street on Marshall Liberal reward
If returned to 100 w. Marshall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21

IAIMEDIATELY-CLE OR BRIGHT
tNoung men to prepare for Entrance
Exams. for Railway Mail Clerks.
Splendid opportunity. Particulars
FREE. 504 Interstate Bldg, Cedar
Rapids, Ia.
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WANTED-YoUR d ENG, FRENCH
and steam cleaning; established 1889
Mrs. A. j. PYLE, 3l5 North Fifth
Street.
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Rooms For Rent,

FOR RENT ONE OR TWO Exc Ell
lent rooms, conveniently loca ted;
gentlemen, or couple without emil
drsn. Address L-4is. care this office,
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Wanted.

WANTED, ONE SECOND HAND pYNA-
mo or motor, 2b or SO amptre. Must
be cheap and in good condition Ad-
burg.
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STRAYED TO MY PLACE. $50 SOUTH
Belvidere Street. one blue speckled
hound dog. owner please call and
move nrooerty and nay for ad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21
SHOE REPAIRING.

&c. IfALF-soLE MEMS SHOES. La
dies. &c.,; children's, 4oc.: every pair
sewed; no squeak; no nails: no pegs:
''Rock Oak soles. DREW ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. 716 E. Main st.