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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
BOTH SIDES MAY MAKE
BLANKET CHALLENGES
Ruling OF Judges as to Qualifications
for Voting In Election
In I~ynchhurr. *
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l
Lynchburg, Va, December 6.-Con-
corning the question raised here re-
Gently as to the constitutionality OF
the registration In ~Lynchburg. IN the
past twelve months In which 1t Is ad-
mitted that practically all of the new
voters were registered without being
required to make written application
for registration, more than half OF the
thirty-two Judges who will act In the
local option election Friday met this
afternoon and decided to permit all
persons qualified for the, November
election to participate in Fridays con-
test. The Judges held that 1t was I'M
possible for them. on election day. to
go back to tho registration books, as
wholesale challenging would prevent
many from voting.
This will eliminate challenges from
both sides of voters registered this
year. as It Ia~held that 1t Will be
legal for both sides to make a blanket
challenge, which would be the ground
for d contest should n be desired
after the election.
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Taxicalb Service
And How it Works
The Red Car Line and the Rules that
Govern its Operations.

Beginning this morning, the Virginia
Taxi-Service Company, incorporated, be-
gins a service that is something new to
Richmond. 1t is service that has proven
to be a good thing in New York, in Wash
ington, in Baltimore and many other
cities. Richmond proposes to keep in
the line, and as a matter OF course it is
not going to let Washington or Baltimore
or any other up-to-date city get ahead.
To keep right up-to-date the Virginia
Taxicab Service Company are now using
the taxi.meter in all their cars, having
affixed the meters and put them in opera
ton on all Of their taxicabs. The rates
are as follows: One or two passengers,
day or night, first mile or fraction thereof,
so cents; each additional passenger, 20
cents; each quarter mile thereafter, 10
cents &c. the car; and each six minutes
waiting, 10 cents.
Passengers should see that the chauf-
fuer turns the flag down when they enter
the car, and notice the meter registers
so cents for two people. Should there be
three passengers, the meter should show
so cents fare and 20 cents extra, making
a total of 10 cents for the first mile or
fraction, and then 10 cents for each one
quater mile thereafter, and 10 cents for
each stop OF six minutes. Should there
be any contention with chauffeur, pay
him and take receipt for the amount, and
report same to office, where all errors viii
be corrected and adjusted.
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sMYTH REsPITED
Norfolk Man Gets Eight More Days to
Await Court Action.

respite to John II. Smyth. the Norfolk
man under sentence of death. from
December s to December 16. This diff
ference of only eight days Is given
TO await the action of the supreme
made for a writ of error, but which
has as yet taken no action on the Pc
tition.
So far as the Governor Is concerned.
1t is apparent that there is little or
no hope for Smyth. The Executive
has read the record in the case. and
has found what he deems sufficient
Justification for the assumption that
the killing by Smyth of his wife was
premeditated.
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WILL ADDRESS BOYS


Governor Predicts Remarkable Change
in Virginia.
The Governor has accepted an invi-
tation to address the Augusta County
Boys Corn Club at Staunton on Satur-
day OF this week. He is much inter-
ested in this work.
"a peculiar result Of this movement
for advanced methods of agriculture"
said tho Governor, ''and OF the devel-
opment Of scientific procedure by boys
on farms. will be that the poorest por-
tons of Virginia will become the best.
In the rich sections Of the Valley of
Virginia and of the Southwest the
people are not particularly Interested
in the movement. for their lands are
ALREADY splendidly productive. On tho
other hand, in the sections where the
agricultural yield Is poor the farmers
are taking held, and before many years
the localities which are now rich Will
become second to those which are now
looked down upon as unproductive."
General Sale Better.
Acknowledgement w. w. Sale Is still
quite i'll, although slowly improving.
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penses is largely along the same line
aa.that fallauynd by Mr. Stliart

PehstS IS largely hIOnB Inc sdme ING
as that followed by Mr.. Stuart.
For office rent. lights, supplies.
stamps and typewriter. Mr.. Slemp
spent s925.12; for clerk hire, etc.
SS37.25: for telegraph and telephone
tolls n telephone rent, etc, S267.31:
for speakers, travelling expenses, etc,
s562; for advertising, cuts. circulars.
newspapers. buttons, banners, pam
phlets, brass bands, ~barbecues, ETC., ST.
841. so. Total. s7,423.4S.
]. B. Anglin. the Insurgent Republic
can candidate In the Fifth District.
spent SIS. divided as follows: Printing
cards, s25: postage. So: horse hire, SIS:
railroad fare. So; hotel expenses. Sli.
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ARMORY BURNED
Half of Military Property at Emporin

Half of Military Property at Emporin
Was Destroyed.
a telegram received by the Adjutant-
General yesterday from Major e. u.
Goodwin. at Emporia, conveyed tho
information that about half of the
property of the militia company To-
Gated there had been destroyed in the
fire of Monday night The loss was
Insurance was given ut $4,000.
Major Goodwin was appointed sur
veytng officer to examine into the
losses by fire and to make a report.
The military property burned was FUR
ntshed by and belonged to the United
States government, and will be replaced
by the War Department after requi-
4 sition is made.
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.SLEMP EXPENDED
ONE YEARS SALARY
-
Ninth District Congressman Had
Good Many Items Of
Expense.
RESPITE FOR JOHN. H. sMYTH
--
Murderer Has Eight More Days
to Live--Fraternal Associa-
ton Examined.

Representative C. b. slemp. of the
Ninth District. expended a sum nearly
equivalent to one years salary of the
two for which he was elected, accord
ing to his sworn statement, filed yes
terday with the Secretary of the Com
monwealth. The division of his ex.
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WANTED. AT ONCE, EXPERIENCED
saleslady: prefer. one who has eX-
perience in millinery. Steady posi-
tton. MRS. JULIUS BEAR.
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FROM NOW ON UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Miller &. Rhoads will be glad to have
the services of several Intelligent,
young women. with or without eX-
p%erience, as saleswomen in various
departments. Apply MILLER d
RHOADS.
WANTED. A THOROUGHLY EXPERI-
cnced and reliable nurse. Phone
Madison 1926.
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WANTED, A CHAMBERMAID. WHO
will also understand maids duty.
Please apply on Thursday, between
10 a. M. and 2 +. NJ, at zoo w. Frank
lin Street.
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NICE LITTLE FARM FOR SALE
About 20 acres, half cleared: plenty
of wood: small house and poultry
houses. fronts on public road. short
distance OF railroad station. on r, F.
& p. r. r.: ten minutes from the
city. Nice little truck and poultry
farm. Places Ike this are scarce
and in great demand, SO be quick
All for $1,T00. AMOS & POINDEX-
TER, ITO E.. Main Street.
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Bnarn QL4anten.

WAITED, BY WRLL.To~Do MIDDLE
agsd couple. who. expect to make
their home. rooms and
private family preferred, must be
tirst-classL in every particular; would.
like two 1r9ams and private bath;
references given if required Address.
#Ttmes-DlRpatch
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tion of the United States Treasury was:
Working balance in Treasury offices.
S34, 024. 2i6: In banks and Philippine
Treasury, s33.022,7i0.
The total balance in general fund
was $S5,7S0,122.
Ordinary receipts yesterday were ST.
311, zoe.
Disbursements yesterday were So
444,57S.
The deficit to date by fiscal year
is S9,5S5,29S, as against $24,47S,219 at
this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama Canal
and public debt transactions.
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LYNCH ~suRRENDERs.
Diners May he Implicated I'm killing
~ Chnrlea cannon.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.1
Rroadnax, Va, December 6.--Iames
Lynch, who shot ind killed Charles
Cannon on Sunday afternoon. near
White Plains. sQrrsndered to Con-
stable Wright, after having made his
escape from the scene OF the tragedy.
The preliminary examination was in
8proEress to-day, and II Is said several
besides Lynch will be implicated In the
crime,
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YOUNG WOMEN WANTED-MILLER
& RHOADS have desirable vacancies
for intelligent young women. Apply
at once. Main Office.
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ANTIQUES.

ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURN1TURE;
furniture repaired. polished and
packed; upholstering. etc. L. N.
ArNALL. 318 Brook Avenue. Phone
GS1I
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FURNITURE REPAIRED AND up
holstered; mattresses mad over like
new; furniture and china packed
and shipped. JACOB UMLAuF. Phone
2pgo
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LOST, SETTER DOG: BROWN AND
white, with tail cut off at end. An
swers name Frank" Reward II re
turned to . w. Cary. or phone Madi-
son 7045-L or Monroe 1917.
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CAME TO MY HOME SATURDAY,
November &c. black pig, which
owner can get by proving property
and paving for this ad. and expense
of Keeping. c. +. CROSS. Highland
Park
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WANTED. STEEL AND COPPER
plate printer. Apply THE FRANKLIN
PRESS CO., Petersburg, Va.
WANTED, COLORED MEN; PREPARE
as sleeping car, train porters, fire.
men, brakemen: $50, 500; Southern
roads; inclose stamp. INTER. R4.
c. IT., No. "A S, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Afro-Americans
can ind out all about their new VII
lage by writing to CAPTAIN cUssoNs.
owner n founder Of Glen Allen.
Virginia.
Jla1s for Rerlt.

FOR RENT, THREE-RooM FLAT IN
the West End: water and gas. is
South Short Street.
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Condition. or Treasury.
Washington, December Sat the he.
ginning OF husinass to-day thA aandi
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lost OR STOLEN. FoX-TERRIER
dog. Answers to the name of Spot
License number SOLO. Reward If
returned to HICKS 81 son. 212 North
Sacnnd
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COLD WATER PAINT.

PNEUMATIC PLUMBING SYSTEMS
installed in country homes. Box IS,
Orange, Va.
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CALc1Mo, THE ORIGINAL COLD
water paint; easy to apply; all coll
ors; write or phone for color card
more Calcimo sold than all tho water
paints combined. ELBA HARDWARE
CO, Agents, Henry and Broad.
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L1sTEN! IT YOU HAVE PLENTY OF
2oth century hustle. a good education
and character, and a little cash, we
want you to help us manage a we'll
established, incorporated nanufac.
profit; a home enterprise, Differed
by the best men OF this city; nothing
like it in the South; only one mar
wanted; answer quick. Address A
ais, care Times-Dispatch
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pslp 0uanteD. Temale.

.sALEswoMlsN wANTED-wD HAVE
positions for many experienced and
inexperienced women In all depart
fnents. Those who want positions
able employment. Apply MILLER
Il RHOADS.
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FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
rooms, with excellent board. A few
more table boarders wanted. S14
Park Avenue.
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Rooms for Bent.

Rooms for Bent.
F6R RENT, Two LARGE CoNNECTs
ing rooms; furnished or .unfurnished,
S14 u, CLAY-WELL FURNISHED
rooms; large, small; modern convent
ellceS.
for one or two gentlemen. Apply 107
Y. North Third Street. @
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Meetinga

4 REGULAR REssION or SAINTS
Grotto, Mystic Order Yelled Proph-
cts of the Enchanted Realm, will
be held In Grand Lodge room OF tho
Masonic Temple WEDNESDAY EVE
At this session Kallepolis sGrotto. No.
IL, Washington, D.. C...sWill bio present
and take charge OF the ceremonies.
All members II requested to be
present. and members OF sister grot-
II. w. CUNNINGHAM,
Monarch. ]
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WANTED. MEN TO i.EAisN BAkBkk
trade; only cisl. %ccks required,
wages While lrarnins; steady posi-
tion s~uiJaIteei. write for cataieE ue.
MoLEE'o BAR6ER cULLGLE, Zot
Bowery. New York CITY.
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5O7 EAST MARSHALL PHONE MON
roe TAT. Chairs caned; all kinds Of
chairs repaired; novelties our spe-
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FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS; OUR
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands: best bargains In
Virginia. l pay your railroad rare.
Write for free catalogue. Address
]. r. ELAN, Box 267. Charlottesvills.
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WANTED. A. YOUNG LADYTo TEACH
in private family; English. mathe-
MATES, French and music. Refer
ences required. Address A. i. b., care
Postmaster, Gotham, Va.
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
veneer cutter on Titus make ma
chine. must know how TO cut good
veneer and keep up his own machine.
Address PLANTERS MFG. co, Port
Norfolk. Va,
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WANTED, AT WESTHAMPToN, a
competent boy. to do homework and
attend to yard. Good wages and a
room. Apply Room AZ. IL e. Twelfth
ST, or address w. A.. W., Box SAL,
City,
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SHOE REtAIRING.
IT OUT.
MATTRESSES

HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES REMADE
now; sanitary methods used; reliable
work. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY, al
East Broad Street. Madison 32O4.
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HANOVER CAFE. OPPOSITE JET
ferson; meals by day or week. Try
our Tuesday. Thursday, Sunday ta-
Bile d'hote dinners, roc.
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DENTIsT-WANTED. REGISTERED
dentist at once. salary no object
TO right party. Apply or write to
II CRANKY Street. Norfolk, va.
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LOST, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Be
tween the John Marshall High
School. or on Broad Street TO Miller
& Rhodes. Presbyterian Book Store.
Hermann Schmidt's, or on Clay street
car to Twenty-frst n Marshall
Streets, one d~-fashioned brown
cameo belt pin, in oval, old-gold
frame. Reward IL returned to MISS
CARRIE L. CLARKE, 210S u. Leigh
Street
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FINE UNHoLSTERING AND MAT
TRESSES.
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YOUNG MAN TO SELL GOODS on
railroad trains. Must have $40 cash
security. Apply UNION NEWS CO.,
C.. & O. Station.
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WANTED. a BOY no RUN ERRANps
and bring up coal. Please apply on
Thursday, between 10 y. M. II 2
+. NJ, at 2G9 w. Franklin Street.
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Z. r. HARRIS,
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you ARE WANTED FOR GoYERN-
ment position. $50 month; write for
list OF POSITIONS open. tRANnAlS
INSTITUTE. Dept ss7-A. Rochester.
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MEN WANTED. AGE 1885, FOR
nremen, 800 monthly, and brake
men, $50, on railroads in Richmond
vicinity. Experience unnecessary; no
strike. Positions guaranteed compe-
moving headquartcrs: over 500 men
sent to positions monthly. State
age: SEND taInp RAILWAY ASSo-
CITATION, Dept. 455, 22l Monroe St.
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
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5ituations U1Aauten, 5Slale.


REGISTERED DRUGGIST WANTS
relief work or permanent position:
twenty-five years old; very best
references, Address y AIS, care
Times-Dispatch.
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WANTED, POSITION AS COLLECTOR
or office work, by man t~wenty-three
years old; three years experience as
collector: college education; best of
references. j. u. SNEAD, 905 East
CLAW St. City.
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plete stock, good stand for some
good, sober, hustling man. Will be
sold December 81, 1910. For further
information apply to r. G. POOL,
Trustee, Virgilina. Va.
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WANTED. IN a WHOLESALE HOUSE.
boy about sixteen. Must be willing
to work and a school grad
uate. Address in own handwriting,
giving references, f 4o3. care Times
DisDatch.
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miscellaneous.

W1NDoW AND HOUSEKEEPING.
carpet-laying and renovating. wax
ing and staining floors. WILLIAM
JOHNSON. Monroe 1920.
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ayeip yxaalilxu, Jrlalr.

MGNTED, < GOOD AssisTAST KEG.
istered druggist at once. Apply to
FISHER 4 REEDS PHAkaiACf 4.
Cape Charles, Va.
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a LARGE, BRIGHT ROOM: ExCEL-
lent accommodations for table board
ers and transtents. Apply 21O E.
Grace.
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for 5ale.

WANTED, TO SELL A YOUNG. BEAR
ing pippin orchard o. three nunured
trees, In Piedmont section Of VIZ
GINA; two miles from depot; excel
lent soil and location. Address u AZ.
care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. $4,000; s PERCENT. IN
terest. we'll secured by valuable SUI
burban property. S.. Box 42S, City.
w ANTED. GASOLINE ENGINE.
cheap for cash: from four to ten
horsepower: give full particulars.
Address l 1886, care Times-Dispatch.-
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED. QUICK
SHIPPING CLERK. FROM DECEM.-
Der 18TH TO 2iTH. APPLY AL
ONCE. THE PHIL G. Kelly Co.
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PATENT ON y. S. AUTOMATIC
vehicle brake for sale, or trade for
land. Address T. p. HARRINGTON,
Richmond, va.
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DrnfeRsnnal Dflp UManteb.
WANTED, Al ONCE. TEACHGRs
with first and second grade certit-
Gates for one-room rural SCHOOLS.
r. w. CRIDLIN. Manager Virginia
Teachers Bureau, South Richmond,
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FIRST-CLASS STEAM ENGINEERAN
electrician wants situation. G 400.
care imeS-DfSpatCh 5sS
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WANTED. RAPID ELLIOTT FISHER
BILLING MACHINE OPERATOR
FROM DECEMBER ETH TO 24TH-
THE PHIL G.. KELLY Co, INC.
INC, RICHMOND, VA
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STENOGIiAPHY 40 nUUlSkEEplNU
thoroughly tausat at REASONABLE tut.
tier rates. day and elcning sess.onR.
Telephone, call or write for particu-
lara. MASSEY BUSINESS COLI
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WANTED, AT II WEST CLAY
Street, boarders for two large con-
Meeting rooms.
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sell al auction. DECEMBER S, at
1870 +. NJ. a collection Of forfeited
pledges. consisting OF Diamonds.
Watches, Jewelry, Pistols, etc. Par
ties having forfeited pledges must
TERSON LOAN OFFICE. 1905 East
Main Street. G. G. BRIDGES, State
Auctioneer.
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FOR SALE. SYRUP FOR STARCH.
made from scrap sugar, 10 cents per
gallon; scrap peanuts, l liz cents
pound. DIME TOAST CO., INC, 1915
East Franklin.
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WANTED, OPERATOR ELLIoTT-FlSH-
er billing and typewriting machine.
knowledge of stenography unneces-
sary. Address e 406, care Times
Dispatch.
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EALESMEN WITH ROAD EXPERI-
ence to introduce standard package
sealing machine; used by all mer-
chants; takes place of string at one
tition. w. r. EASTMAN. Titusville.
Do F@E AH safAsH +Ef .4E@s-
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llGantRn.

WANTED, no BUY FOh CASH, HOUSE,.
hold goods In n quantity. Phone
Madlsoc 1851.
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BUSINESS BUGGIEs, RUNABoUTs.
extension-top Surveys, phaetons. rub
Der and steel tires. We can please
DUKE d. CO. 500 Brook Avenue.
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Zeal estate Tor Aale.


Sc ACRES ON DARBYTOWN ROAD,
only 5 IL miles from city and ] IL
miles from Fort Lee: SO acres clear
cd, balance in oak and hickory; four
room house. barn and all necessary
outbuildings. The place is already
stocked. so there will be no extras.
See us for price and particulars. d.
n. WALKER " CO. Real Estate and
Insurance, Mutual Building.
RESULTS TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to tenants. j. a. Connolly & CO.,
a BEAUTIFUL LOT on NORTH SIDE
Grove Avenue, near Auburn. 1893
deep. II sold before noon to-day, $50
per foot. e 402. care Times-Dispatch.
BRICK PROPERTY. NEW AND MOD
ern, yielding $3.50 annually, located
In Newport News, Va owner Is a
nonresident and Will sell cheap. Re-
cen large contracts secured By the
Newport News S%hipyard will mean
much for Newport News real estate.
ADDRESS B. a. CEPHAS, 602 n. Second
Street. Richmond, Va.
FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS; OUR
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4.Dsl a11n n

R.0Bl alln .UnnnD.
sTRAYED or STOLEN, A BROWN
and white male pointer; mark on
back near the tail, s2o reward Tor
information leading to his recovery.
s. FRANcioNI. 1910 Il. Main Street.
LOST, SATURDAY, ELKS' PIN, TWO
diamond chips in eyes. Reward IL
returned to 334 North Sixth Street.
HERMAN NOLTE.
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FOR SALE, zoo SHARES OF STOCK
of the Richmond ron Works, now
manufacturing the "Virginian" auto
mobile. Address VIRGINIAN, p. o.
Box So. Norfolk. Va.
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WANTED. THE Pub 9 TO KNOW
that Jahnke Bros, jewelers.. 913
East Main treet, buy, sell, ex.
change and remount diamonds IN
the latest styles. Old gold and sill.
var taken In exchauRa
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PERSONALS.

SMITHFIELD SAUSAGE, WRAPPED
in parchment paper; blue labels all
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HORSES TO HIRE BY THE DAY,
week or month; also for sale or ex-
change. w. A. JONES, 305 East
Canal Street.
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FOR SALE. ONE CUT-UNDER RUB
Der tired trap. with rear folding
seat; practically new; a spiendld
Xmas gift. See us. A. MEyER
SONS. 731 East Cary Street.
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A TABLE AND MEDICINAL WATER
without a peer-fve gallons for 25c..
delivered--Holly Springs Lth1a
Water Phone Monroe t77.
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LATROBE STOVE IN GOOD CoNDI-
ton. Apply 1008 South Meadow ST.
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THE REAL PALATE faster IS
Smithtield sausage: all pork: at your
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07

beauty booklet, showing how every
woman can become supremely pretty
in a most natural and inexpensive
way. tFRElDERICK STANTON CO..
Roy 11la NaW York.