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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Californians
are registered here as follows:
from San Francisco-E L. Reynolds. WAL
dorf, astoria; NJ. F. LOBBY, Cosmopolitan; G.
Grady, Mrs. Grady. Hotel Cadillac: Miss Man
court, Hotel Broztell; E. II. Ross, Hoffman
house; II. M. Tenney, Mrs. Tenney, Grand
Union; z. A. Clancy. New Amsterdam; Miss
L. Hirsch, Grand Union: H. s. Howard Muir
ray Hill; B. n. Poets, Broadway Central; ".
". Thurston, Holland house; The Misses Buck
ley, Mrs. z. Buckley Hotel Woodw ard; II. A.
Taussig, Hotel Netherland
Los Angeles--H. II. McDonough, Mrs. Nc
Donough. Grand Union; Mrs. G. H. Brown,
Park avenue; Mrs. G.. L. Plowman. G.. l..
Plowman, Hoffman house; G. w. Salter, Mrs.
Salter. j. W. Salter, Mrs. Salter, Park avenue;
v. Kernandy, Martha Washington E. S.
Parker. Mrs. @. A. White. Martha Washington;
III. NJ. Thomas Hotel Longacre; W. Wyman,
Hotel Longacre; 7. F. Keefe, Hotel Navarro;
Miss A. Kirk, Grand Union: Mrs. A. L. Nea-
Ion. Hotel Martinique: Mrs. B. Quigley, B.
Quigley, Hotel Cadillac.
Oakland-R. B. Cherington. Mrs. Chering
ton, Hotel Navarre Mrs. n. C. Taft. Hotel
st. Andrew; L. Kellogg, Hotel Seville; e. c.
Rigney Grand Union.
Redlands-R. C. Willis, Hotel Navarro.
San Anselmo--A. Henderson Murray Hill
Santa Barbara-Mrs. White. Seville.
Santa Rosa-A. G. Wright. Hotel Martinique
Sacramepto-Mrs. A. Brown. Park avenue
Mrs. E. NJ. Lancas, Park avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
SAACK SAID TO HAVE
BEEN IN MARTINEZ
Man Who Answers Description
Disappears Suddenly
[SpecioI Disootch to The Call

SAN JOSE, Oct. 9.-Willie Sack. who
is being sought throughout the state
on charge of completely in the murder
of Miss Eva Swan in San Francisco, is
thought by the police to have to have
worked for a transfer firm in Salinas
for the last two weeks, under the name
of Ed White.
The man known as White tailed in
every way with descriptions of Sack
sent out by the San Francisco police de-
partment.- He was addressed as Sack
and was visibly agitated. but denied
that he was the man who assisted DIR.
Thompson in cutting up the body of
Miss Swan.
Thursday night he left Salinas hastily
and the San Francisco authorities have
been notified.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
CHOLERA CASE FOUND
IN LINERS STEERAGE

NEW YORK, Oct. "A case of
cholera developed today in the steer
age OF the Hamburg American liner
Moltke, which has been detained at
quarantine as possible cholera carrier
since Monday last.
DIR. A. H. Doty, health officer of the
port, reported the case tonight with
the additional information that another
cholera patient from the AToltke is un--
der treatment at Swinburne island. This
makes three cases of cholera that have
actually reached this port.
Today's victim came from Naples.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
Former King OF Portugal Calls
Exile Cruel

devotion in his hour of need. These
rough, bronzed fellows bent down and
kissed his hand, which was wet with
their tears. The king said to them
that they were going back to Lisbon
as citizens of the republic and he,
perhaps, should never go back. AS he
said this his voice broke with emotion.
After leaving the yacht the royal
party became guests of Governor
Hunter and all are now quartered at
Government House.
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SPIRITUALIST TEMPLE
DEDICATED IN SAN JOSE
Large Assemblage Hears the
Opening Addresses
[Seeeiol Dispatch 10 The Calll

SAN JOSE, Oct. 9.-Spiritualists from
all parts of the United States gathered
here today to attend the dedication of
the temple built by Mr.. and Mrs. George
ROBBERS of San Jose.
Mrs. Cora v. Richmond, pastor of
the Church of the Soul, of Chicago de-
livered the dedicatory address and a
splendid musical program followed. G..
Buss president of the California Spirit
ualists' association. spoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts. who planned
the building and furnished the funds for
its construction, reside in Stockton
street and their home has been thrown
open as meeting place for spiritualists
for the past is years.
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people crowding around the carriage
and cheering again and again.
The king and the queen were visibly
moved.
Farewell to Sailors
Queen Amelie told the governor
; that they could never forget the gener-
cus hospitality and sympathy extended
: by the people of Gibraltar.
When the king was leaving the royal
yacht he bade adieu TO each sailor in
{ turn, thanking them all for their
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roadhouses on the ocean beach. which
he blamed for providing pitfalls for
young persons. He also advocated a
church censorship of the drama as the
surest means of preventing objection
able plays.
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DURING QUARREL SON
SHOOTS FATHER DEAD
Youth Gives Himself Up and
Pleads SeIf-DefenSe

GOLDFIELD, New. Oct. s.-W. d.
Flowers, a miner of Tule canyon. was
shot and killed by his son, W. A. Flow
ers. during a quarrel over lost docu-
ment last night. The son gave himself
up TO Sheriff Catalan early this morn
ing. claiming that he had shot in self
defense after his father had fired once
at him with a shotgun. Officers went
to Tule canyon today to investigate
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Calif0rnians on Travels
Especial Dispatch TO The Cali

NEW YORK, Oct. 9-Californians
| are registered here as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

German electrical workers increased
from 26, 600 in 1895 to 125,o0O in 1908.
Their 1909 product. was worth $I55,-
600. 600, against s54 600 900 in 1928. The
capital employed is sl9, 500, 600.
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DIsPLEAsED With KAISER
Germans DO Not Like His Advocacy
Mt tnI liam,

Germans DO Not Like His Advocacy
of Teetotalism.
Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.l
Berlin. December 3.--The Kaiser'a
protcmperance utterances have again
placed him In the forefront OF PUBLIC
direct offense to that large section OF
the Germans which holds that there Ia
no good reason for all imperial preach.
ment Of teetotalism as national
5panacea,
q. The first instament of the Emperor's
advice was given on october 3D.. at q
state banquet, which concluded the
University Of H.rln, when no called
to him number Of, students who vera
dining a a special table In the gal
lery and warned them that there was
too much studental drinking.
The next occasion was on November
FL at the opening OF the new, Naval
ACADEMY at Muerwiek. when he I'D;
and join tho Good Templars.
AS Is well known. beer-drinking is
a prominent habit OF Germans, and Ia
not only popular among the youths OF
good family who belong to the unlver-
sity student corps, but is also consid-
cred a harmless custom among the.
working classes,
total abstinence from alcoholic drinks
and advocates absolute temperance, he
hands---alike among the aristocrats,
plutocratS. the middle class and the.
working masses--there Is heard re-,
sentiment that the Enlperor should feel
totalism as though 1t weuo needed Ia
correct a national tend aney "a intsun
11Hranca. \ II y M 81
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WILL ANNOUNCE
LIST OF PRIZES
Bowlers Take New Lease on
Life and Strengthen Weaker
Tean1s-Prospects Bright.

Bowling affairs have again assumed
the normal Tho meeting of the Rich
mond Bowling Association at the New
port Alleys on last Thursday night
Strengthened out the affairs OF that
organization, which had become slight.
~ tangled because OF the fact that
two of the teams had shown clearly
that they were of little bit too high
calibre for the other competitors.
AS previously pointed out tho trans
fer OF the men met with the approval
of all. Not the slightest friction was
evidenced. Every man attending was
conversant with the situation and was
willing 20 give and take In order to
make the league success. No oppo-
sition developed to the original officers,
and these were reelected. The az
fairs of the league were then dis
cussed and an amicable arrangement
agreed upon.
The weaker teams were strengthened
by taking men from the stronger
teams. In some instances this neces-
stated separating men who had played
together for years. But even under
these circumstances few demurred. In
deed. 1t seemed to be the desire OF
those on hand to meet the demands
without flinthing.
1t can be truthfully said that the
league is In much better shape than
at any time since its existence. Prom
Use has been made that the list OF
prizes offered by the merchants will
be published soon-just as soon as It
is determined in what classes tho
prizes will be distributed The Times
Dispatch loving cup Will go to the team
winning the championship, while other
prizes viii go to the men making tho
highest collective and the highest In
dividual score.
Under the reorganization the frsi
game Will be played Monday night
beginning at s o'clock. when The
Times Dispatch meets the Plumbers.
AS these two teams were evenly
matched III the beginning good game
is expected. Both teams viii try hard,
and the rooters VIII be out In force
with bells and horns.
Following Is q revised list Of the
men composing the various teams:
List Of Teams.
Times Observation-Disclosures. captain !;
Bailey Barrow. Blxby. Edwards,
Smith.
Jewelers. Splitting. captain: SUIT
Plumbers-Booker, captain; Roy.
Blair, Delaney, Cook, Langhorne.
ngravers-Quinn, captain; COSBY.
Williams. Perdie Handley, honta-
que.
American LOCOMOTIVES works-Eax-
ter, captain. X kennedy, o Brien. Sweeney.
Gallagher. Glaze.
Meat Packcrs-Curry. captain; Gum,
Bowling, Bell, Hockaday, Rose
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04
YOUNG FARMER STILL MISSING.
Family Of John Keys Fear lie Has Been
EOully Dealt With

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Bristol, Va. December 3.-Athoush IL Is
week to-day since John S. Keys, the
wealthy young Western farmer was to have
arrived here from Dakota to join his wife.
they having decided to reside near here
permanently. no tIdings o. his whereabouts
have been received photographic inquiry has
been sent 10 various Western points. and an
effort is being made to trace him by the
coupon ticket which he purchased before
leaving Dickinson, ~ d.
AS tho mystery seems to deepen the fam
i!vi els now convinced that Keys met with
foul play q, the hands of confidence men.
who. It is believed, presumed he carried
$1,000 in cash on his person, this being
tho amount ne realized from the sale OF
his farm.
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RocIxy Mount Market.

Special to The Times DIspatch.
Rocky Mount N. c., December 3.-Despito
the past week receipts of leaf tobacco
have been heavier than any week for
month, amounting to c5o.0o0 pounds. The
farmers have about finished picking cotton
and are now turning their attention. to SELL
ing tobacco. Good sales are expected from
the crop will practically have been Sold
The quality of the offerings shows little
change during the past few weeks, though
hardly up to standard this week. Prices
continue high, the average for the month OF
November being more than 13c. the pound
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HAIR.

DOLLS WIGS, Dol.L's WIG g---HAyE,
them made before the Christmas
rush from your own combings on cut
a mi Last Broad street,
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farmers demonstrators read. as toEows.
II have noticed what YOU have said for
some time abou. county fairs. and 1 wan, Ia
tell you that heartily agree with you
Halifax is going to have county .air mex,
year that Will put your eye out. we expeci
TO add cattle, poultry and tobacco at on,
corn and echoo' fair department. Yours 70,
100 County Fairs"
Letters from twenty-one other countie.
express sentiments OF like kind. There il
nothing more for the Industrial Section to
say on the subject, now that the people are
taking the mater up, When the people be,
move right along The Indications now are
that next fail there Will be county fairs in
at leas, half OF the subdivisions OF the
State, maybe more
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Rides Mule over Gin.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Freezing. Va. December 3.-Robert Potter,
substantial farmer OF Osborns Gap. rode
his mule over cliff at night and was Killed
by the fall. He and his brother were drink
ing, when they met a friend. with whom
the other stopped, while Potter rode toward
his home. Pottcrs brother followed but
found that he had not reached home. \
few minutes later the mule came. "A search
was made for Potter and his body was
found lying below cliff. The mule was uh-
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HAIR

LADIES. YOUR HA1R--1F YOU WANT
imitation hair goods. don't come thew
are dear at any prize; we sell real
hair at Imitation prices come to-.
day: bargains. THE RELIABLE HAIR
STORE. 221 East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

WAR DEPARTMENT, GENERAL
depot Of the Quartermaster's Depart
rnent, December i, 1910.-Sea led pro.
posals, in triplicate, will be receives e,
in this office until II O'CLOCK =. 49, ~,
opened for constructing brick addition
to superintendent's lodge at the :, h = Ia
leigh, N. C., National Cemetery. Fi an :
and speclhcations can be seen al t an
de-t. Raleigh National Cemetery, ~,
y epJpes containing proposals shou.a
10 marked Proposals for Bries aaul-
ton" and addressed to CAPTAIN II. u
= ErTuS. Quartermaster, u, S. Al
tNNashinp [ On.FD. G.. ti z.t-s6stl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

WANTED, COUPLE Will TAKE UP
right piano in storage for use of
same, have no children; comfortable
of care Address P. o. Box 1913.
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FIELDING AVERAGES
OF AMERICAN LEAGUE
Hnnser, OF Philadelphia, Leads First
MISUNDERSTANDING Only Catcher
Having Perfect Record.


Chicago. H., December a-Haus r.
of Philadelphia, was shown to be the
leader of the first basemen In the
American League fielding averages.
made public to-day. He played in
twenty-nine games, with record of
1000 per cent. Stovall. of Cleveland.
in les games, had the highest number
of put-outs TO his credit-1.4oi. with a
percentage of .9SS
Collins. of Philadelphia. leads the
second basemen with 1853 games. 400
put-outs. and percentage of $40
Laioie, OF Cleveland. Is a close seco d.
with 149 games. 3s7 put-outs and a
percentage of .966
Conroy of Washington. Is the pre-
mier third baseman, his record being
sixty-one put-outs in forty-eight
games, with a percentage of .s6l.
Turner. of Cleveland leads the short
stops, with "a games, 1874 put-outs and
a percentage of .973.
Easterly. OF Cleveland. has per-
centage of 1000 among the outfielders,
having played in thirty games. with
thirty-nine put-outs and five assists.
Pitchers who fieded 1000 are Young.
of Chicago; Fanwell, of Cleveland;
Manning, of New York: Adkins of
Philadelphia, and Killian, Of Detroit.
Among the catchers, Donahue, of Bos-
ton and Philadelphia, alone had per-
feet record.
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PAUL KAMSKY,
LADIES' TAILOR
211 N. FIRST ST.. NEAR GRACE. !.

If YOU WANT TO BE IN STYLE AND
UP-TO- DATE; If YOU LIKE REAL
ARTISTIC LAD1 ES' TAILOR MADE
SUITS, CALL ON II. SCHOSTOCK, GOT
EAST BROAD STREET. PHONE
2106.
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Rnn1u8 UMantpn.

DESIRES ROOMS;
southern or wlnte: exposure; suiaa
BILE for light hon ,akcepins, In re-
fined home;. unsurrisncd ann near
Y. NJ. C. A. preferred. Address 6 AZ
care Times DiSDatch.
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Bealrn DrnonsaIs.

PRoPosA f.S-sEALED PROPOSALS
vii, he received until IL o'clock NJ.
f SATURDAY, January z, 1911, to fur
nish the Penitentiary 5000 yards
wooden stripes, to be delivered Apra
1, 1911.
had by applying to ,,,,,,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

If YOU NEED MONEY AND HAVE
real estate. see RlCHESON u
CRUTCHFIELD
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LADIES. TO CLOSE OUT MY STOCK
AN MAKING uP $40 SUITS FOR
IUNlIf, AS THERE ARE ONLY
Two MORE WEEKS TO TAKE Or
DERS FOR SUITS 40 BE MADE
~ CHRISTMAS. H. LEWIS, zoe
AsSo9RTli FIRST STREET, 'PHo ONE
MONROE 1866
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

WANTED, JANUARY /, MODERN
four-room flat and bath; on or near
car line. rent about ST.. Address
!. a All, care Yimes-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

WANTED. TO BUY DIRECT FROM
owner from 10 10 IS acres; good
buildings; good road or trolley; near
Richmond. Also, for investment
house and lot worth from 5000 TO
$1,000, in Richmond or Manchester
Must be a good renter and bar
gain. For fully description, location
and price, address L 125. care Abbott,
South Richmond
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asnnll1s fnr Rent.

FoR REer. ONE NICE, BRIGHT.
we'll furnished room; on second floor;
l1ta North Third street. Phone Mon
roe 1139-L lF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

LADIES, REMEMBER CHRISTMAS rs
COMING AND YOU NEED THAT
PLETE LINE OF EVERYTHING
THE LATEST IN GOODS AND
STYLES. SPECIAL PRICES FOR
CHRISTMAS. LEAVE YOUR OR
DER EARLY AND BE SURE or
YOUR SUIT ON TINE. CHAS
FISHER, LADIES TAILOR, 2l2 n.
THIRD STREET,
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HAIR

HAIR TTING--ARTIsTIC HAIR
cutting; childrcns hair cutting par
lors; artistic hair cutting by an
English artist. THE LADIES RE-
LIABLE HAIR STORE. 221 East
Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

LADIES. YOUR HAIR Is IMPORTANT.
Your cut hair or combings made into
beautiful switches. pompadours. wigs
or front pieces in the most artistic
manner: charges very moderate. TIL
RELIABLE HAIR STORE. 221 East
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

log EAST MAIN STREET; NEWLY
furnished, nice front rooms and
others: use OF phonei translents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

stage? Why not be haniculf king?
There is big money in II. 1 VIII
teach you all the latest escape acts,
For particulars, address Box 9O2,
Springfield, Mass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

COMMUNICATION DESIRED WITH
party advertising about two years
ago for w. l. Witherington and
daughter, Roxana, regarding some
English property Address R. w. Nj,
2010 West Seven teenth Street, Little
Rock Ark
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WATCH REPAIRING,

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR
guarantee that 1t is done properly.
Twenty years experience. Cleaning,
81; main springs. 81. 40S East aroad
Street. All work guaranteed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD
also table board; good table, good
service. Apply SOl East franklin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

ONE HUNDRED COUNTY FAIRS.
That Is What the People Want--IIalifax
County Is in 1t.
letter to the Industrial Section from
W. II. Dorm. one OF the state cooperative
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

] POSSESS INFORMATION WHICH
cost me a fortune, and feel that /
should let every consumptiVe know
about my experience. MRS. j. NJ
IlliN&oLDS, Central National Bank,
Columbus, o.
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&rRtinHa.

-. -YEN IIIVIISN&P~l I-II7I- 170aI-7IT-
THE ANNUAL sliEET1NG OF THE
stockholders Of the Gray National
Teautograph Company will be held
on WEDNESDAY. December IA, 1870
at noon, at Room No. II, Merchants
National Bank Building.
III. D. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
{ no 7,pIEi oFFICERsr AND MEM
Ne bcrs OF Hcnrico Union Lodge,
1Ss% I'm No. l3G, A., 4. and A. NJ: Please
\ intend II stated communication
OF your lodge to be held at Masonic
Halt Twenty-hfth street, MONDAY
4 EVENING at 1880, Members OF
sister lodges and transient brethren
fraternally invited to he present,
Ry order Of the V2Tsh1 IA ~ \, ,M f9as
IA n ssi q Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

FOR RENT. SECOND FLOOR FRONT
room well furnished 10 gentlemen
II East Grace phone Madison $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

If X@l WANT TO HAVE VELVET
NY \: l3ASpas&GLE FRlC!Gs SEE Mn,
I;pRsEg,
ABSOLUTE PURITY AND FREEDOM
from organic matter--tye gallons FOR
2hc--Holly Springs Lithia Water
Phone Monroe 47;.
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FLATS Tlanten.

TO RENT, JANUARY 1ST,
room house for about s35, dividing
rent, etc; find such a house and adj
dress ID, Il. HARRISON, 30 South
Ninth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TIE
East Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

FIVE NICE. ROOMS AND BATH IN
West End, near Robinson Street, at
car line. Cheap rent. DRINK ARDS,
42S 1-2 ~ sixth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

MRS. a. j. PYLE, SO NORTH FIFTH
Street, leader in dyeing cleaning and
renovating ladies' and gentlemen's
clothing OF every description; plumes
cleaned, dyed, curled and widowed;
lace curtains cleaned and tinted;
draperies, carpets and rugs cleaned
or dyed; fluffy rugs woven from old
carpets; umbrellas covered at short
notice Phone 252o
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ANTIQUES.

SOME VERY FINE ELECTRIC LAMPS:
all copper: reproductions of the Pom
peii lamps; just the thing for Xmas.
some very select pieces of original
antique furniture. C.. z. LYDIA, 10
West Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

YOUR EVENINGS AXE vALU ABLE,
young man; invest them with the
lea5ing business school of the city;
If you learn more yul can earn more.
Send or call for catalogue To-Day.
MASSEY BUSIN ESS GULLEGE.
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HAIR.
HAIR,

PUTFs. PUFFs! PUFFs!-THosE
pretty hair puffs; made from ladies'
own combings or cut hair: charges
very moderate. THE RELIABLE
HAIR STORE. 221 East Broad Street.
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KraI estate for Rent.

S2l MUTUAL BUILDING LIGHT
office. southern exposure. possession
on December 10, 1910. WeNwill move
on that date TO No. 1 Mutual Build.
Ing. ID. n. WALKER q CO, Reai
Estate and Insurance. I'll Mutual
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but YOU will settle on Taylor's pork
roll. as you will realize 1t superior,
( That's all. At grocer's. r. A.
4 HEINDL & CO, Distributors.
FOR SALE, VICTOR BICYCLE; PO-
liceman's model; coaster brake and
500: will take $40 cash, Apply 6p9B
East Leigh Street, PhOne Monroe
L00n3-l u. ..L.lL-a-..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

MIR. GEORGE c. FITzHUGH AN
nounces the removal of his law Of
fees from 1112 East Main street to
Suite 62O-621- sec American National
Bank Building. Phone Madison 1868.
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2snnms FIR asent

FOR RENT, TO GESTLEMEN. On
West Grace street, one block from
car line, large bright, furnished
room hot water heat; electric lights
or address G 4O1, care Times Dis
patch.
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n IIAll,l

YOU r IA AZ li---tY IaS, WE RE-
z make and dive hair switches. puffss
etc: charges very moderate. THE
\ REIIABL.El HAIR STORE. cal East
aa,E3rnnd Street. a,sa Aagis lssal ssss, n
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NICELY FURNISHED, HEATED
rooms; running water; phone; one
block from l@0th Street elevated
station, MRS, REYNOLDS $50 West
ISlst street, New York City
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

SECOND HAND BUGGIES
anc wagons that we have taksn In
exchange that VIII suit any one In
need. at little price. come and get
a bargain. A. MEYERS SONS, !3l
East Cary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

NEWLY FURNISHED SECoND-FLOOR
front room! use OF hath ana tele..
phone. Apply 2i2 East Main street..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

TR ANsIENT AND Ia
BILE boarders wanted. Special rates
to party Of young men. EOS EAST
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