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Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
PROHIBITlONIST QUITS
IN PRIDHAM'S FAVOR

AS a result of Anthony Schwamm's 8
visit to San Fernando yesterday, new
life has been put into the Democratic
canvass in that fruitful valley.
1t has also brought to light the
manipulations of certain adherentS of
r. w. Pridham, Mr.. Schwamm's op-
ponent, who are acucsed of being re-
sponsible for the withdrawal of L. ".
Glasscock, Prohibitionist candidate for
supervisor, which has just been an
nounced.
Glasscock, who is a rancher made
a good run four years ago for super
visor, getting about eighty-three votes
out of about $50 in the precinct of San
Fernando.
Pridhams friends, led by Messrs.
Hubbard, Wright and Burr saw the
drift of things and it is alleged cer-
tain influences began working, result
ing in a church meeting being called,
at which Mr.. Glasscock announced his
withdrawal.
The church element has been asked
10 cast the Glasscock influence towards
Pridham.
County Committeeman F. f. Strader,
who has managed the Democratic cam
paign to the satisfaction Of the county
leaders, is not alarmed by the turn of
events; neither is Mr.. Schwamm. Both
say that John Wilson Is working hard
for Schwamm.
There will be a Democratic surprise
in San Fernando, it is predicted, and
it will be in Bryan's favor.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29

WILLIAMS HERE
FOR 2 SPEECHES
DISTINGUISHED FASTENER IS
BRYAN'S FRIEND
BOOSTED coMMoNER FOR YEARS
IN NEW ENGLAND
Committee In Automobiles VIII Attend
Speaker En- Route to Pasadena
and Simpson Audi
torlum

George Fred Williams, one of the
distinguished lawyers of New England,
a former congressman and twice q
candidate for governor of Massa-
chusetts, will speak In Pasadena and
Los Angeles today under the auspices
of the Democratic national commit
tee.
For ten years Mr.. Williams has been
an ardent Bryanite and never, per-
haps, has his heart been in his work
as this year. He has also been active
in educational work in the Bay state
He Is an able speaker, knows the
Democratic faith in all its phases and
will be listened to by men and women
who want to hear pure Democracy ex-
pounded.
The local central committee Is bit
hazy as te what hour Mr.. Williams
will get here, but will have automo-
biles waiting at the depots and at
Pasadena.
AS soon as Mr.. Williams has ad-
dressed Democrats and Republicans
at the Democratic wigwam in Pasa-
dena, the guest will be brought to
the Alexandria hotel. where he will
take brief rest before speaking in the
evening at Simpson auditorium.
Chairman Albert M. Norton has a
bad cold, hence tonight's meeting will
be opened by Major Burke. who will
introduce Jud Rush. candidate for
congress against James McLachlan,
as presiding officer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
DEATHS

BIDTELDT-Eliza Bidfeldt. 6a years old, ma
tive OF Germany, California hospital; hernia.
HoP-William RI. Fop, 81 years old. native OF
California, Sisters hospital; typhoid feVer'
PENDLETON-H Homer W, Pendleton, 10 years
old. native of California, 2O1O Hunter street.
tuberculosis.
KENNEDY-Josiah Kennedy, "a years old, ma
tive Of Pennsylvania, 942 Potter Park pneu-
monia.
HURLEY-He Hurley, 27 years old, native
OF Ireland, 5t5 Larena; tuberculosis.
uICKEY-Martha H. Hickey. 55 years. native
of Tennessee 211S East Fifth: hemorrhage.
METCALFE-C A. Metcalfe. 50 years old, ma
tive of New York; County hospital; endo-
carditis.
CAKLEY-S. L. Oakley, 81 years old, natiVe
OF New York County hospital; embolism.
DONOVAN-John Donovan. 66 years old, ma
tive OF Canada. 1902 Mohawk street; paraly-
sis of bowels
GOLDEN-Martin ]. Golden, 70 years old. ma
tive of Ireland, 647 West Twenty-eighth
street; gastric carcinoma.
-Seraphina Nicholas, so years old,
native OF France, County hospital; carcinoma
of bladder.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
USES KNIFE TO
COLLECT BILL
Collector for Los Angeles Mercantile
Company Admits Stabbing Debtor
at Office In Hellman
Building

r. B. Schurber, manager of the Pro-
gressive Realty company, who lives at
$50 South Hill street, was stabbed
seriously in the face and back at the
offices of the realty company in the
H. w. Hellman building yesterday by
j, L. Crenshaw, a collector for the Los
Angeles Mercantile company, who was
trying to collect a bill from him.
Schurber was taken to the receiving
hospital with the blood flowing pro-
fusely from his face and back. A
cash eight inches long, made with a
large pocket knife, reached from the
lobe of the left ear to the nose and
cut to the bone. On his left side was
another stab four inches long, which
just missed penetrating the pleura
cavity.
According to Schurber's account
Crenshaw came to the office of the
realty company about p. m. and
asked him to pay bill for $50 Il
did not like his methods" said Schur-
ber, land 1 renlonstAlted with him for
leaving a note on my desk the day
before, where everybody could see it.
1t was my personal business and /
wanted him to deal with me alone 1
took Crenshaw into a vacant office
next to ours and closed the door. Sud
denly he called me vile name,
whipped out knife and stabbed me
in the face. When I .grappled with
him he stabbed me In fhe back
T.. D. Hanlon, a member of the firm,
and A L. Merry, one of it's agents..
heard the scuffing from the outer Of
flee and forced the door. which had
been locked. Hanlon grabbed Cren-
shaw about the waist and with Mer-
RVS assistance finally overcame him.
When Crenshaw was brought to CEN
trail police station he merely admitted
that he had done the stabbing. When
he was asked why he used such. un-
usual methods to collect a bill he re-
ferred the questioner to Attorney Glare
R. Tappan, who was with him, but the
lawyer was at a loss to account for
his action.
Crenshaw probably will be charged
with assault with a deadly weapon.
Schurber was attended by DR..
Wright of the hospital staff, and after
a few hours was taken to his home in
a carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29

Iuana Gomez, ie; natives OF Mexico and
residents OF Los Angeles
KHEzEVIcH-KURTE hnesevion,
90 and Vici Kurtele, %; natives OK Austrie
and residents OF Los Angeles.
KNAPP IIs-Howard l.. Knapp, ~, native
of Kansas and resident OF sherman, and
Jessie A. Hall, 81, native Of Ohio and resi-
dent OF Pasadena
CROSS ESSEIssTYN--Frank II. Gross, 22. ma
tive OF Connecticut and Jessie No Essel-
styn, o. native of Minnesota; residents or
santa Barbara.
PAGGI-BORzI- Bernard Paggi. 90. resident of
Ethanac, and Caroline Borzi, 20, resident OF
Los Angeles: natives OF Italy.
GRAYRII. IL Is-NESS-Thomas Grayhin, Sz, ma
tive of Oklahoma, and Annie Ness, 10 natiVe
of Utah; residents OF Los Angeles.
HARDWOOD D-R0WELLs-Edwin s. Harwooo, st'
native of sOhIo and resident of Pasadena
and Jean NJ. Rowell. %. native OF Cantornis
and resident OF San Francisco
BURTON N-FOLTZ-Oscar II. Burton, 70, native
OF California, and Geraldine G. Foltz, 20.
native OF Pennsylvania; residents OF santa
Barbara.
kAsMUSSEN- MAD sEN-Peter A. Rasmussen
As, resident of Soledad and Ane M o. MAD
sen. 2S, resident of Los Angeles; natives OF
Denmark
PAuL-COVEN- Richard Paul, %. resident of
Los Angeles, and Millicent W. Cove. "a
resident of Holywood; natives OF England
RAPP- -HENDERSON-Arthu r. Rapp. 20, ma
tive OF Missouri and resident of St Louis,
and Lucille w. Henderson, 20, native or
Louisiana and resident OF San Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
CITY TO PAY FUNERAL
EXPENSES OF employees
WHO DIE BY VIOLENCE

. The funeral expenses of all who lose e
5 their lives by violence while In the SER 6
8 vice of the city VIII be paid by the &
8 city. This idea was promulgated by g
8 the city council yesterday when it or (.
8 dered the funeral expenses of Captain {.
8 W. II. Auble, amounting to S4OS. paid. {.
o And not only are we willing to pay {
o this bill but should 1t be found that &
8 his family is in danger of want there &
8 are plenty of people who can be found {:
@ who win see that they are cared for.
8 looked into this matter 1lttle," &
q said Councilman Wallace. land have 6
q been advised that his family IL not In g
8 danger of want But let IL be under &
o stood that the funeral expenses, at &
o least, of all who give their lives in the
q service of the city will be paid
8 The council proposes TO fix an
@ amount it will pay for such funeral
8 services in every case, rich or poor II
o3 any more is wanted the relatives and 6
q friends can pay the additional amount,
8 but the price fxed by the council VIII
8 be paid by the city. s
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

FLEMING -SWONSEY-Pau l.. Fleming, o.,
native of Vermont. and Harriet M. Swon-
sey, q. native Of Colorado; residents OF Los
Angeles
-LEWIS-Frederick l.. Joyce, 81, native
cf California and Maud Lewis, 81 native of
New York; residents Of San Francisco.
CAIRNS-DIFF Cairns. "a,
native of Newfoundland, and Violet L. f.
Diffenbaugh, 90 native Of Canada; residents
of Los Angeles.
ktlNE-VOLLMER-Will w. Mine, 80, ma
tive OF Canada, and Pearl Volmer, 22, ma
tive OF California; residents of Los Angeles.
RRAUGNIER-LILLY-Ba Barker M. Braugnier.
~, native OF Indiana and Sophia Y. Lilly.
Ss. native of New York; residents OF Los
Angeles.
NANEs-Go. IEz-Tranquiiino Names, 81, and
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE TO
MEET AT LUNCHEON TODAY

At noon today the Los Angeles
county democratic central committee
VIII hold it's weekly luncheon at the
Westminster hotel.
In connection with the meeting the
executive committee will hold a meet
ing.
Isidore B. Dockweiler will be the
speaker at the luncheon which will
probably be attended by 100 or more
guests
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
PRISONER Identified
AS CLEVER OFFENDER

Frank owens, who was arrested
Sunday on charge of stealing $35
from the cash register of f. Sanfords S
delicatessen store, 405 East Seventh
street, of which he pretended to be a
prospective purchaser, was yesterday
identified by Captain Paul Flammer as
Oscar T, Adamson, a notorious eastern
crook whose favorite "stunt" is to
simulate insanity whenever placed un-
der arrest BY this means he effected
his escape from the county hospital
last June.
Adamson was arrested in March for
theft and after few days in Jail sue
ceeded in convincing the surgeons he
was insane. He was sent to the coun-
ty hospital June / and within a week
disappeared from that institution. 1t
is thought he had outside assistance,
as he was securely tied to his bed at
the time.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
oNA MORTON WILL SPEAK
BEFORE OLD HlckoRYlTES

w. Ona Morton will be the speaker
Thursday night at the next meeting of
the Old Hickory Democratic club.
The sessions will be held in Woods
hall
The Hickory Sprouts, many of whom
will soon be first voters, viii attend
In a body.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
Ell MONTE DEMOCRATS
CHEER FOR coMMoNER

El Monte last night had a lively
Democratic meeting.
Monrovia sent her hustling Bryan
club over to El Monte in a body, and
many Republicans also dropped in"
to listen.
The Bryanites In Ell Monte are get
ting fresh accessions every day.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
"BET HE'S BLEW" WINS
WAGER OF THE CIGARS

9. Three attorneys sat at the lawyers g
q, table In the criminal department of &
G. the superior court. Other lawyers were {.
., there also, but busy. The three were &.
q. not, and amused themselves in wager &.
% ing on the nationality appearance of {.
% prisoners called from the little side (.
% room to plead receive sentence. {.
% "Ephriam Johnson" called the g
% Judge. G
% Bet the cigars he's black" said one .
., Of the attorneys. d.
o. "I3et he's white" said another. {.
o. 4 search by the bailif failed to {.
o locate johnson. &
% Hes blew" said the third lawyer. q.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR SOMETHING
good in the line OF a grocery stock? My
wife is ailing and must take her to an
other climate, so that am sacrificing my
little stock of goods.
The first person who comes and makes
good gets this stock. This is no joke. An
invoice will show that the offer am MAX
ing Is about half price See us early In
the morning and talk 1t over. The rent
of the store room, including two good liv-
ing rooms. completely furnished. only $50
I am offering my stock of goods, in
cluding the furniture and fixtures, and
the furnishings, beds and beddings all
complete, worth $1,000. for only $3.50 il
taken at once. No delay.
CREASON & CO., 3O7 Henne bldg,
122 West Third st. 9-29-2
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
DEMOCRATS HOLD RALLY ON
LAWN OF CAPT. EAbs' HOUSE

Precinct 116 held a lively meeting
last night on the lawn of Captain
Eads, Maple avenue and Twenty-fifth
street.
The speakers were George c. Martin.
candidate for the assembly, Judge ].
NJ. Snyder and T. F. Knoles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
Ell MONTE DEMOCRATS HOLD
MOST ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

Ell MONTE, Sept 2S-A rousing
Democratic meeting was held at Dave
hall this evening, a large and enthus-
iastic audience being present. Isidore
B. Dockweiler and J. S. Allison, can
didate for assemblyman in the district,
were the principal speakers and were
listened to with close attention.
The Ell Monte band rendered selec-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
Santa Ee Annual Report

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-The annual re-
port of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe company was made public today by
President E. p. Ripley. The total in
come to June 30, 1908, was $91, 2S9, ITO.
Deducting operating expenses, includ-
ing taxes, rentals, ETC., of 65,03l, ,582
and fixed charges of 2,579, ,301, the bal
ance remains at $1367S,S 1886. After the
of dividends the surplus for
the wear is 81 1896 S79
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
BIRTHS
BOYS

SRERMAN-To William and Stella sherman,
s116 East Second street
TRUICE-To Will and Teresa TRUCE. GAL AL
pine.
WHITE-To Charles and Mabel White. 1927
Birch.
LEE-To Frank and Mathilda Lee. 700 East
Forty-ninth street.
REYEs-To Ramon and Bralulu Reyes, 1915
ST. John.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
Weather Conditions

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2S.--rhe weather
continues moderately warm throughout the
state. Conditions are generally favorable
for raisin drying.
Forecast
For Los Angeles and vicinlty-Fair Tues
day; continued warm; light northeast wind,
changing to southwest.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair
Tuesday, not warm: light north wind in
the morning. changing to fresh west at
night.
For Santa Clara. Sacramento and San
Joaquin valleys--Fair Tuesday; continued
warm light north wind.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29

MARTIN-To Enoch and Mary Martin, 1866
Staunton.
1907 East Ninth street.
FEAToN-To Don and Odessa Heston, 2i2s
Ann
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29

tlons. and the proceedings were further
enlivened by the firing of anviIs. Fully
two hundred attended.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
STORAGE
SODA FOUNTAINS


buying direct from PACIFIC COAST SODA
FOUNTAIN FACTORY. 1ss II. Fourth.
a-1s-eQ
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
GUN BATHS

sOLARIUM SUN BATHS, ALSO VIBRAT-
ing. Natures own remedy; alcohol and
oil ruba. MRS. W J. MEYERS. 6s8 p.
4sth. Take San Pedro st. car Telephone
Bsss2, Satisfaction guaranteed s-2s-w
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
CHURCH NOTICES
DETECTIVE AGENCIES

CRONIN'S DETECTIVE AGENCY, 4Ol BRY-
blk, John F. cronin. principal; years
a state officer; 10 years U. S. secret service
agent. Prompt, accurate, reliable service.
Phones; Day Aee75i night A2sss s-is-zo
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES, Sept 2s, 1908.
Time. Bar. Ther. Hum. Wind. Vel. Weather
8 am. 2992 so As NE Clear
5 pm 2s.S6 rs 81 sw II Clear
Maximum temperature 90.
Minimum temperature SO.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
DENTISTS


FREEMAN DENTIST. N. w. COR. SIKH a
and Main sts.. suite 301-302 Severance
bldg, will do your dental work by the
most approved scientific methods. See
him. S-l-m
DIR. BACHMAN. FORMER MINNEAPOLIS
dentist, sos o. T. johnson bldg. Fourth
and Broadway e-t-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
PHYSICIANS

DIR. HAIaH. ExPERT woMANs SPEC
talist; also chronic skin, liver bowel and
genito urinary diseases OF both sexes.
s40 Byrne bldg. Sd AND BROADWAY.
o-11-5O
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29

FOR sALE-3-CHAIR BARBER SHOP;
hest location on beach; snap II taken
before Oct. 1. Reason for selling other
business. LOCK BOX lsl' Ocean Park.
9-27-5
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-29
cEssPooLs

CESSPOOLS
IS TO $40
Cleans a cesspool. Our men are plumbers
and know how; four teams; waiting RED
CROSS SANITARY CO.. 451 Whitney ave
Phones: E9004, Main $685. 9-2l-m
CESSPOOLS CLEANED OUT BY EXPERT
enced men, Get our prices. We do 1t right
Largest tanks in city. IMPERIAL PUMP
ING CO.. 1911 West Twentieth sI Home 22O4o;
West 5S96. s-l4-x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19

1T you WANT TO BUY OR RENT
Main; just finished by the contrac-
tors; eight rooms. white brick front:
all modern convcntences, gas anu
electric lights. porcelain bath, &C.,:
must be seen to be appreciatcd C.
w. DAVIS & BRO, Main and Robin.
son Streets VI -
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protessipnal BeIp QNantto.

TEACHERS BUREAU. NAN
chester. Va.-Schools and colleges
supplied with teachers. free OF
charge, and positions secured for
teachers. matrons and housekeepers
at moderate cost Apply to REV.
r. w. CRIDLIN.
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SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY.- THE
Massey School OF Telegraphy offers
thoroughly practical course-a
as telegraph operator. It is con-
Quoted by man who has had sew
eral years experience as telegraph
operator, railroad and express agent.
II interested. call. phone or write for
catalogue. MASSEY BUSINESS coll
LEGE. 105 East Main Street. Phone
1g47.
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WANTED, FOR U. S. ARMY. ABLE
bodied unmarried men. between ages Of
Is and So; citizens OF the United
States, of good character and temper.
write English Men wanted now. for
service In Cuba and the Philippines.
For information apply to Recruiting
Va; 1913 Sycamore St, Petersburg, Va,
.or Columbia Building. CRANKY St.. Nor
folk Va. @
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w EQ|1lTS
ONE GENT A wopn
1Drlp 1Nantpo. HlaIr.
ONE CENT a WORD.


SHOW. CARD WRITER'S AND WIN
dow trimmers wanted.--Every retail
and window trimmers. The demand
for men skilled In these professions
is enormous. we teach both show
card writing and window trimming
er interested in both subjects, or
which one. l. c. S., Box l649 w,
Scranton Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19

FOR SALE, ONE MODEL EIGHT ROOM
house. In Lee District: rented for
$3.50; price. $3.50: also one Hons
Place for sale, 1850: occupied now
by owner. who Is going to move to
the country; has been offered $3.50
rent for same. Address c 24l, care
Times D ispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19

WE HAVE a SPECIAL BARGAIN IN
Ocean View lots. facing the Chesa-
peake Bay, that will interest any one
wanting summer home by the sea.
Write us. w. II. GARRETT e. SONS.
Norfolk. Va, Arcade Building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19

FOR SALE. FINE FARM. FORTY.
six acres. several hundred fruit trees.
fine eight-room house. &C.. on
macadam road. I can sell this for
+ G. MANN, oil Hull Street. Manches-
ter, Va.
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FOR SALE. 142s ACRES. HOUSE FIVE
or six rooms. situated on fine macad.
amized road, five miles from city.
new three-room house at bargain
prices. For particulars. address 81
c. MANN. Oil Hull Street, Manches-
ter, Va.
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MEN AND WOMEN. NOW IS YOUR
opportunity; calls at our office daily
tor West End and East End homes
lots. ETC.; come Monday; list them
with us, for sale. Phone US: we Will
call: our time is yours. ANDERSON
REAL ESTATE AND LAW CON-
PANY.
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FOR VACANCY, STATESMAN
erll trade In South years contract;
liberal commissions with t3b week ~
advance, Ono salesman snrned 81,
2ba,b2 flA first two month"; with un
& III " CONT n isN'rAl4 y NV ELliY co,
4 Cleveland. ohio.
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$1,000 WILL BUY TWO NEW FRAME!
Houses on a two-acre lot. fronting
265 feet, on Howard's Road, near
three car lines. Apply by letter. II
North Second Street, city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS THOU
sands of appointments to be made;
examinations soon In this city; cir
cular 1888 giving full particulars as
to positions, salaries, sample ques-
tions, etc., sent free by NATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE / N STIT U TIE
Washington D. c.
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WANTED. PURCHASER FOR FINE
Virginia farm. 1000 acres. with all
necessary improvements; productive
soil: convenient to banks churches.
schools. railroads.; may be subdivided
into smaller farms. Address II sol.
care Times dispatch.
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$4,000 WILL BUY "A DETACHED
seven-roon frame dwelling, with all
conveniences and we'll heated;
facing Chimborazo Park. Only 5000
cash. Address f As, care Times-Ds-;
patch.
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DerSof',als.

SOME PEOPLE SAY COME AND SEE
OUR GOODS FIRST BEFORE GOING
ELSEWHERE. BUT i WANT YOU TO
VISIT EVERY LADIES. TAILOR IN
Fl RICHMOND AND THEN COME TO
ME AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE
IN CLOTH. STYLES, WORKMAN-
SHIP, AND ESPECIALLY THE DIFF.
FERENCE IN PRICE. M. GOLD
STEIN, THE LADIES' TAILOR, 30
4 NORTH FIFTH.
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FOR SALE, TWO SPLENDID BUILD
ing Lots. near Reservoir. only $500
each: easy terms. Sec us at once.
MEG & CO., tx North Eleventh
Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIES: LEWIS
& BROWN have opened ladies' tailor
Ing parlors at No. 81 East Main
Street. where they are prepared to
make all kinds Of fancy evening and
hall gowns and plain tailored suits
from $35 up. Perfection in fit and
workmanship guaranteed. Custom
ers may furnish their own material,
II desired. Phone 2565.
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FOR SALE. GOOD GROOM DWELL
ing. Chestnut Hill: splendid location;
price, $500 MCGUIRE & CO.. 7is
North Eleventh Street.
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WANTED, POSITION IN CITY BY
salesman; young. active and ener-
getic; good habits. and excellent re-
ferences; ! mean business, as must
change February lst. Address A l49.
care Times dispatch.
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FOR SALE, NICE FARM. ABot,r
twenty-eight acres; good dwelling:
all necessary outbuildings; we'll nne
water; fencing; fine orchard ore
quarter mile from Ashland electric
mond; $4,000. Reasonable farms
MCGUIRE & CO., IN North Eleventh
Street 'S'sSf 80.
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.FIREMENs AND BRAkEMEN ON RAIL
roads in Richmond vicinity, 10 MI
vacancies caused by promotions. Ex-
perience unnecessary. State age.
height, weight. Firemen. 500
monthly, become engineers and earn
$500. Rrakemen, SIS. becoming con-
ductors earn $3.50. Name position
preferred. RAILWAY ASSOCIATION
care Richmond Times-Dispa,ch.
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FOR SALE, sEvEN-RooM RED STOCK
/ brick front house; central located;
hot and cold water bath: large yard.
Only $4,000. DRINKARD, 423 1-3
North Sixth.
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BE NICE TO YOUR COUNTRY
friends; order something from our
new store. We pay the express. The
best OF everything and everything
the best in straight whiskeys, bran.
dies, champa gne. etc. PHIL G. KEEL.
LY CO.. 1913 East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19

LOST FRIDAY NIGHT FROM MY
residence. GInter Park, red Irish
setter; reward IL returned to SOL
East Cary Street.