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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
GOESTO
SUPREME COURT
Judge Pritcnard Grants Appeal
to Houston Coal and Coke
Company.

The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals. sitting at Richmond. has
granted an appeal to the Supreme
Court OF the United States In the case
of the Houston Coal and Coke Com
pany versus the Norfolk and Western
Railway Judge Pritchard, in recent
opinion in the case on appeal. held
that 1t Is not within the legitimate
province of q court of equity, In a con-
trovcrsy between interstate carriers
and shippers, to interpose and fix O
maximum freight rate. The opinion
affirmed the ruling Of the district
courts in West Virginia.
The ruling, us appealed from. vlr-
tually Is that courts OF equity have
no right to fix a maximum rate, either
upon an independent consideration Of
what is a reasonable charge. or by
relation to some other rate then or
itheretofore in force. and thereupon en-
join the carrier from demanding more
than the rate so established, inasmuch
as such an order effectually deprives
an Interstate carrier of the right to
fix Its rates In tho first instances, and
8 to change the same. which power. as
1T seems, is conceded to the carrier by
the Interstate commerce act.
The effect Is to declare that the In
terstate Commerce Commission has
primarily exclusive jurisdiction over
matters pertaining to fixing rates and
determining whether rates flied by
railroads are fair and just. The CUES
ton at issue is one OF great import
ance to railroads and shippers, and Is
the basis OF many 1ltigations now
pending in the courts. The record Is
the case will be prepared and fo or.
warded to the clorl< OF the supreme
Court as soon as practicable.
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CAROLINA LEAGU
F |XES SCHEDULE
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

*.
Raleigh, N. c.. March 6.-The season
schedule for the Eastern Carolina
Baseball League. comprising ninety
three games, from May % to septem-
ber5, Just adopted at Raleigh. fol-
lows:
Raleigh-At Wilmington, June e. g.
A. July Z, s, 9; August II. 12. 10. At
Wilson. June co. 81, 90; July IS, 80.
81; August 90, 80, 81. At Goldsboro,
June IL, II, IS; July 81, %, 90; Aug
Bust %, 26. 81. At Rocky Mount June
10. 10, IL; July II, Is. 16; August IS,
10, 90. At Fayetteville, May 20, "a,
E25; Juno 81, IS, 30; August l, 3.
Wilmington-At Raleigh, Juno 8, z,
g; July II. 10, IS; August IS, 16. H.. At
Wilson, May %, "a, %; Juno 81, %,
90; August i. 2. 3, At Golds l' June
81, 90. 80; July %, 26. 20: August 30,
80. 81. At Rocky Mount, June 10, y,
Is; July IS, 10, 20; August 90 %, "a.
At Fayetteville, May 30. 81, June i;
JULY a, 8, 6; August 8, Q, 10.
Wilson-At Raleigh, May %, 81, IS;
June so, July i. q; August 4. SIS. AT
Wilmington, June-9, 10, II: JULY IA Is
16; August is. 10, 49, At Goldsboro
May 80, 81, June 1: July a, s. 81; Angus
3, o, 10. At Rocky Mount, Juno 80, "a
25; July IS; 30. 80; September !. 2. 8
5. At Fa1ktteville, June 16. II, IS
July 81. 2 ssas: August 90. 90, 81.
Goldsboro-At Raleigh. June 90, 90
25:YJuly. 2S, 90. 30; September !. 2, 8
S. At Wilmington. May 90. 27 rs
June 80. July 4 2; August 4, 70, g..
Wilson, June 49,, n, 10; July Is, IL
90; August %, 90, "a. At, Rocky
Mount, Lunes2. 3, q: July z, SO; Augus
| ii, 10, ia, At Fayetteville. June 9. z
s; July II, 12, 10; August Is. IS, II,
Rocky Mount--At Raleigh, May 80
81, June 1;July a, s, 8; August s. .
BIO. At Wilmington, June 10. II. IS
l8July 81, 90, %: August %. 26, ~, a
Wilson. June 6, Z, s.; July II, 10, 10
| August Is, 16, II. At Goldsboro, Ma.
"a. "a, 25:8 June 81, 5eS, 80; August =, g
3. All Fayetteville, June 90, 81, 22
luly e5, as, 27; August 30, 80, 81.
Fayetteyllle--At Raleigh. June II
III, liz; July is. 10, 90: August %, "a
| "a. At Wilmington, June %, "a, a2a
July as, 20, 3o: september II 4 8, i
At WILSON, Juno ., s: h,ly Z, s, Q
1 August Ii, TO- l3, Al Goldsboro, Jun
o, 10, IL; July IA, s, s! August q
10. 20. At Rocky Mount, May 26, 81
as, June 3OnJnly :, AZ Augusta 8, {
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BRITISHER is KNOCKED OUT

New Orleans, La, March e.-Johnny
Coulon. bantam-wcight Champion,
scored Knockout in the nineteenth
round OF his battle with Jem Kenrick,
the English claimant OF this title, late
this afternoon. This was Coulons
second victory over Kenrick within
three weeks. In tho first match he
was given the decision at tho end OF
the tenth round.
crowd OF about 10000 people
crowded the West Side Athletic Club
arena, at McDonoghville, just across
the river from New Orleans. and
shouted themselves hoarse when the
American put the tired Britister down
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afalen DropnsaIs.


staunton, Va. March /. 1910.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CON
structlon Of about three and one-
half (3ls) miles Of macadam road
rat Craigsville, VA. will bei received
ntsthe county clerks office at Staun-
ton, Va, until 10 O'clock A., M,
s THURSDAY, MARCH 81 1910. Plays
and specifications may be seen at tho
above ofliceAor at the office Of the
state Highway Commissioner, Rich
a cert!fied,cheek fnr two hundred
and 5flfty,lss255o9)) Sd Gl shi.l| accom-
se,ye the right to reject any ana ali
bids. An engineer viii nc ut Craigs-
Vile "Wednesday. March 10 1870, to
go over the work Win irrespective
bidders, 81 VIM s. Il Is BY III A.
Proposals should he addressed to
"a county clerk at Staunton,sVn.. or
either member Of tho cOlnnli ttee,
Mr., L. l.. Moore, OF Craigsyille, will
g he glad. to SHOW an " one over We
- ~ n y NJ. SMILEY III
j, Ct. Ell TON
4 " IS f,3 IA il5s {s S{G al a M COmmltte e,ess
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TEN DAYS MEETING OF AERONAUTS

to three c1bss-country flights called
cruising contests. one from Nice to
Cape Fcrrat and back, "a Kilometres
for which $4,000. divided into three
prizes. Is offered; one from Nice to
Antilles and return. $4,000, and one
from Nice to Cannes and return, SO
3kilometers, for which S10,50O is Of
fered-s5.OO0 to winner. $4,000 to sec
ond. s1,00Osto third. $4,000 to be divided
among those who cover the course In
addition, the city of Antilles offers
$500 to the first aviator who doubles
the lighthouse at Garoupe. and 5000
to the second.
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and practically out with right jolt
over the heart Kenrick staggered to
his feet In lettering condition just
before the referee got to ten. 1t was
apparent, however. that he had been
finished, and the fight was awarded
to Coulon.
For the first five rounds the bout
was fast and spirited with honors
even. After the fifth round Coulon be-
gan to wear his opponent out. and In
the sixteenth. seventeenth and eigh-.
teenth rounds he was floored repeated
Is. Coulon finished the fight un-
marked and to all appearances as fresh
as when he started
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Ter Tale dIluOuHCSl ) cSISA We > : - 80
Western Union.
Beginning tonight, the special rate
messages may be sent from either OF
flee.
Messages OF this new class will be
known as might letter kilograms.
They will be accepted at Postal TIE!
graph offices over the counter or by
telephone In the usual way. The
charge for night letter kilograms of
fifty words or less will be the regular
day rate for ten words, and one-hfthl
of that rate will be charged for each
additional ten words or less. They.
must be written in plain English:
Code or cipher will no t be permitted.
They will be accepted for transmission
at night and delivery at destination
on the morning of the next ensuing
business day by mall or messenger
at the option of the company.
The Postal Telegraph Cable Com
spany couples the foregoing announcer
ment recently made by President Clar-5
ence II. NIaokay to the effect that
the company has always been indie
pendent and has no intention of en-
tering into any combination with the
Western Union and Bell Telephone
Companies. and that 1t intends to res
tain It's independence and maintain
active and aggressive competition In
the telegraph field. s
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Nice. France, March e.-The big ten
Champs D'aviation de La California
from April Is to April 25. will. be
preceded by a three days exhibition
OF aeronautic machines of all classes.
The official program includes ten
events. for which s53,50O is hung UP in
prizes. The list Of prizes is as fol-
lows:
Largest total distance covered. s1o,-
ooo
Fastest lap. $1,000
Starting contest (shortest distance
before machine rises). $4,000.
Largest single flight distance. $4,000
Passenger contest. $4,000.
Mechanics contest. $1,000.
Greatest height. $4,000.
The last two days will be devoted
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INDOOR SEASON AT VARSITY ENDED

lspecial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
Charlottesville. Va, March 6.-With
the Georgetown meet last night. the
indoor season at Virginia came to a
will have short rest before going
into training for the dual meet with
the University OF Pennsylvania in
Easter week. This big event prom
nes ~ ,t Ya,e eld al te
last AprIl ~
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Great credit is due Trainer Lanni-.
gan for what he has accomplished
with the track team this winter. It
was good training that carried off the
point trophy at the George Washing
ton, Richmond College and Federal
meets. He has shown wonderful fore
sight in choosing the men who could
win points. and there has scarcely
been a Virginia man to return from a
meet without medal.
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LARRY nARTIN OUT OF DANGER

track world during his stay in col
lcge, being a sure point winner In the
high jump. pole vault and the hurdles.
In the last named event he is among
the very best In the United States,
holding as he does the worlds record
for the fifty-yard hurdles. indoors. and
his friends had hope of his getting a
place on the Olympic team the COM
ing summer. 1t is practically certain,
however, that he will not be seen on
the track again this year.
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tspecial to The Times-pIspatch.

Especial to The Times DIspatch.l
Charlottesville. Va. March e.-Latest
reports from the bedside of Larry
Martin. captain of the Virginia track
team, indicate that he is much i'm
proved. For several days his condi-
ton was quite serious. but he is now
reported to be out of danger.
The track team has suffered a se-
rious blow in the illness OF Martin. He
has had an enviable reputation In tho
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BY GENTLEMAN AND
wife, two unfurnished rooms. Win
nient to board: private family pre-
ferred; state terms and location.
S G 457, care Times- Dispatch. stA
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BONE AND NERVE L1NIMENT..

FORTY FIVE YEARS A SUCCESS
After being made and used in thou
sands OF homes as the best remedy
for all aches and pains for forty-five
years. we have decided to show our
appreciation by doubling the size of
our csc bottles. You will never know
how much difference there could be
in.liniment until you have tried the
old original FRAYSER'S NERVE
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Baseball Results

at Fort Worth, Tex: Nav York Ma
tionals. q; Fort Worth. 0.
At Houston. Tex: Houston, Texas.
A; st. Louis, Americans, l.
AT San Antonio, Tex: Detroit, Amer
leans, 10 Y San Antonio. Texas,
AT New Orleans: Chicago Nationals
6 New Orleans (Southern), L.
n At Dallas, Tex.: N ews " Matt onals.
%; Dallas. 4.
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Hlisftlla1leous.
SHOE RErA1RINL.

fbc. f1ALF-soLD MEMS SHOES: IA
dies, soc. Every pair sewed. Best
FACTORY. ZIG East Main. Phono
Monroe 1857. Will send for shoes and
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Lost ann TounD.

LOST, SUNDAY MORNING. ON THE
streets of Richmond Or suburban
engraved gold belt buckle, with tho
initials 81. Nj. IT, on the back. LIB
eral reward n returned To THAI
HlMER'S, Fifth and Broad street,
CITY,
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i certify that the bond required by
Sthe above decree of tho special COM
imlsstoners has been duly given. Given
under my hand this asth day OF Feb
ruary. 1910, w rs
Tcsto: S,.EP.aa MAOOlEl1, C!erlI. 80
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DeIn QManteD. ttlult,

LEARN sALEsMANsH1P; EARN $1,000
Students St fntsY positions iti where they can
earn 500 per month while studying.
PRACTICAL SCHOOL OF SALES
NlSNsHIP, New Haven Conn .,i1.rl
WANTED. AN EXPERT ENcED PLUMB,
er to take charge OF an established
business In town of $1,000. must be
sober and industrious; write quick;
Address McALL1STER HARDWARE
CO, Lumberton. N. g.
WANTED, a MALE sTENOGRAPHEIt
who understands general oltlcc worn X.
Must be tnctfnl and we'll educated;
permanent position. State expert
encc and salary expected. Apply y
1856. care 'rimcs-Dispatch.
WANTED. "A REGlsTERED OR REG
istercd assistant pharmacist TROT-
TIERS PHARMACY. Norfolk. Va.
WANTED, RELIABLE NURSE. Apply
Monday at 400 e. Broad st. GOOD
pay to right party.
WANTED. MEN. TO LEARN BARBER
trade; only short time required !
s d1n gMDhERs BA s1sf s COL COL
LEGE. 2o7 Bowery, New York City.
WANTED. AT CTTRLs NECK FARM.
MARRIED. HEALTHY: SOME !, E ls2,
p Ia Eng f With TE EoR s sahG;
MUST BE a WORKER HIMsELF;
SOBER AND GOOD CHARACTER:
MUST COME To FARM. SEE Nan ~. :
AGER: NO ATTENTION ~ !, M -
4fGER.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES WANTED
Write for Richmond examination
I LIN iNsrITuTE. Dept. sss NJ. Ro-
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aituationf GMantrn. Tfmale.

WANTED, POSITION AS ALATRON OR
ences. Address MRS. A., care Post
master. Lynchburs, Va.
a. -TTOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
stenographer desires to mako a
change. Address a 40i, care Times
DiEpatcil. 5t4i,zEit t3its
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Aufttnn 6alfs, Future Daps.

IN execution OIL u ueCree OF the Cir
cult Court Of Henrico county, entered
on February g. 80, in. the suit Of
John M Price ct ais. VS.. S. Galeski ct
therein appointed. sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURsDY,. MARCH 10, go.
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, lots numbered 90,
81, %. 90. "a, Is. &c and 81 OF block
IA Of block five (5); also lots Nos. e5,
&c, 81, IS and 20 Of block seven (7) I;
also lots %. "a, rs, rs, 81, IS and 20
of block two (2), all Of said lots be-
ing in Barton and Lambs Brookland
Park, as shown on a plat#of said land,
sluly recorded in the clerks offlca OF
Henrico Circuit Court.
Lots have a frontage on Fendall and
Hanes Avenues of 80 feet each by
depth OF 1876 feet to alley, to be sold
according to plat. and will be offered
separately and In blocks.
These lots are located In a rapidly
Improving section. close to Ginter
Park, Barton Heights and the car line,
and should command the attention of
investors and home seekers. This sale
offers an unusual opportunity to Sc
cure high class suburban property at
low prices and on easy terms.
TERMS:a One-third cash, and tho res
,idue in two equal instruments at six
ana twelve months from day Of sale
negotiable notes for theHdeferred pay.
aments. with interest added. and title
retained until tho whole of tho pur.
chase money is paid or for all cash
at the option Of the purchaser.
p. G. RICHARDSON,
Nj, A. POWERS
Special Commissioners.
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EDISON RECORDS

FOR MARCH. NOW ON SALE: COME
and hear them. HAS Anybody Here
Seen Kelly In sheet music c. 81.
HAYNES & co.
LARGE CARNATIONS. 35 CENTS PER
dozen. M. A. WITTY. Phone Madi-
son 1891.
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Goal ann QNonb.

-~-~>~S~~~>~~>~ >--~~~~~~~-~~-~~>~5
EQUALITY AND QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from us. We have oak 1,
Pine or slab wood, and our. prices
y are right. #8 We please everybody.
4 4 Phone Madison 6913. NORTH CARO-
5f4s LIMA WOOD AND COAL CO., Sa73
q Brook Avenue. I'LL
TILE MOOD MAN is 1SlLLING OAK
ana pine wood. SAFE to 1925 half
&, cord. Heshas made Ia special study
q Of wood for over. twelve Years, oals
pine s1ab Nc; Sa; hG T. to $2S7 1a h,aM
Phones Madison 1869 and 1910.
Sl,50 TBUYS ONE-IALF CORD PRE-
#5pared pine kindling wood Why nay
rom ypi oan rv get s same
II III IT1L. HI COTTRELL g. SON.. Phone
tS Madison9177. 50 i i5
Il WOOD THAN BURNS, GIVES HEAT
oak ana pine same price; my coal.
i ~ burns to5perfec ct ashes. g Ike, S. tom
Try the WOOD Man. n Madison 1922. *
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3neIp 0Manten, TelnaIt.

SoIJNa LADIES AMI GIRLS DEs1R-
ing positions with pleasant sur.
roundings and good pay cannot 10 y,
bester than write or apply TO IHE
WHITLOCK BRANCH. Twenty-thtrd
and Cary Streets. Richmond. va.
EERVANTS FOR NORTH; WAGES $50:
ticket furnished. l2o North Eighth.
WANTED, a WOMAN STENOGRA-
pher who understands general office
work; must be tactf,il and well edu-
Gated permanent position: state ex-
pericnce and salary expected. Apply
ID bS5, care Times dispatch.
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Real estate tor 6aIe.

-.
mansion OF hundred rooms, within
twenty minutes OF Richmond and
three llours OF Washington. 1t Is
the private dwelling OF Its owner.
but would be suitable for coun-
try club or q sanitarium or a first
class suburban resort. AS mid
way point for climatic travel 1t
iinites more advantages than can be
found elsewhere between New Eng
land and the tropics. Apply by let
ter only to CAPTAIN cUSSONS,
Lock Box 612. Richmond. Va.
FOR SALE. A LARGE. MODERN
house near Lee Monument. Address
X 6s5. care Times-Dispatch.
FOR SALE. CHEAP, TWO LOTS ON
Jamestown Boulevard. Seventh Ward.
Norfolk. c. w. PEARCE. Owner.
FREE REAL ESTATE REGISTER: 200
select country homes II. Wa HILL
LEARY e CO.. charlottesville. Va.
FARMS AND TIMBER LAr.DS.--MY
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands: best bargains In
Virginia. I pay your railroad fare.
Write for free Catalogue. Address
J. r. ELAN. Box ei7. Charlottesville,
Va.
FOREST LODGE IS FOR SALE; No
ePR! sy R sisss sn Va e
FOR SALE, WEST END LOTS. NEAR
Boulevard. Phone Madison 1467.
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COUGH AND COLDS.

SYRUP WILD CHERRY
and Tolu, for coughs and colds. is
another fine remedy. Tastes better
and acts quicker than anything on
the market. Large bottles. 2bc.
Made only by j. w. FRAYSER q
+ CO., 1901 z. Main.
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES WANTED
Write for Richmond examination
schedule; -eparation Tree. !, f :, ,i,s
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 1858 M.. no
chester, NJ Y.
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.PO.sTA[ OFFERS
new NIGHT RIA L
Meets Competition Of Western
Union, Though Denying
Any Combination.

n The Postal Telegraph Cable Com
pany proposes to meet the night let
ter rate announced yesterday by the
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Drlp, MaIe ann female.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for
newspapers, experience unnecessary.
Address PRESS CORRESPONDING
BUREAU, Washington, D. c.
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Aituations 1Mantfo. Hlale.

SITUATIONS 1Nantf6. Malf.
EXPERIENCED PUBLIC ACCOUNT
ant would like proposition for steady
employment from corporation or hrm
desiring high-class service; married;
employed; reason for change on IN.
quiry. references. Il 43S, care Times
Dispatch.
SENTI.sr, GOOD ON IMPRESSIONS.
filing. extracting and No. labora-
tory man for plate worker: private
or advertising office. u. l. STAPLE
TON, 1927 Spruce ST., Philade!phia.
Pa. !.
WANTED, POSITION AS AuTOMOBlLE
driver or dcnonstrator, can furnish
best references. Address u 53i, care
Times Dispatch.
OFFICE MAN OF TEN YEARS E&-
perience. pay rolls and general office
work. desires position In Richmond
80 can be convenient to country
place: can also put few thousand
In safe business; best of references.
Address g 5s7, caro- Times-Dispatch.
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lBoIa,r,ott,,,Qt,..

LARGE, BR1dIir AND ATTRACTIVE
rooms Tor rent. With or without
board. Rensonable rates. Refer.
ences required. 412 North Eighth
Street. Phone Madison 1860.
THE LURAY. 4O3 EAST MAIN
Rooms and tnhAe board l: convenient
to strangers. Phone l2b6-J.
BOA n ID EllS FOR DELTGffTTUf.
h rooms: also table board. West
FrankIin.
BOARDERs FOR NICE
briEht r0oms. Apn1Y lob East Grace
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FOR SALE, A LARGE. MODERN
house near Lee Monument. Address
X 6S5. care Times Dispatch.
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Rooms for Rent.

WHEN you COME 10 RICHMOND
stop where you can get clean.
comfortable bed for so cents; central,
refined nelghborhood; heat, bath:
phone free; excellent meals served
next. door. 1902 East Clay.
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4erBol1alS.

4er8nnalS.
Il MAKE "a SPECIALITY OF REPAIR
+ ing anything. others cnnno t. or won't
II do. BICKEISTAFII,1 S11 Main. II s
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT and SOLD
b at HUGHESS. 200 North Third.
RICHMOND REFINING COMPANY.
1909 East Cary Street, City Cont.no-3
Il tors. Dead animals removed at once
Phone Monroe 302T. Buy ers Of tal-
low and bones.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THE BEST
sausage made. It's SMlTHFIELD.4
DIR. I. II q. LEION, IT'S Z. FRANKLIN
sN Street, Richmond, Vas: take great
A pleasure In Recommending your rem
4 edy for reducing flesh. I took your
4 treatmentSfor five weeks and reduced
D forty pounds; advise any one suf-
j fering with 1T to- consult DR.. 7. II
81. Leiona at once. Yours truly, MRS,
L. f. ID. $3.50 5354
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FOR SALE, CHEAP, TWO LOTS ON
Norfolk. C. w. PEARCE. Owner.
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WANTED. "A REG1STERED OR REG
TER's PHARMACY, Norfolk. Va.
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Rnnflrg dNante0.

SJIKS A1N1hIJDI.II NON~fAI EIII y Y ~ Vt
or unfurnished rooms 8O7 III
Grace Street
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QManteb.

;WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH. HOUSE,
. hold goods in any quantity Phone
Madison 1851. III
&TYPENRITERS AND EiSEW1NG-MA-
chines-The Young Woman's Chris
tian Association needs sewing ma
!. chi1xs ND tynewriters for class
work. owners Of idle mach;ne3
who would loan them, please phone
Madison 333S-J 40. s'5l ~ 81 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

WANTED. FOR ONE MONTH, BY a
Northern couple. completely fur
nished house in Ashland; must have
yard attached and porch: can give
Address byletter, MRS. a. OTIS. JEFF
sA ferson Hotel. ifS6
sf1VANTED, FURNITURE POLISHING,
house-cleaning Or embarrassing to
do. Addpess JOHN MARTIN. 62S
Seventh st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

FOREST LODGE IS FOR SALE; NO
agents. Apply by letter only to
CAPTAIN CIjSSONS. Richmond Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

FOR RENT, NEATLY ITU FINISHED
rooms at lis East Marshall Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

)R SALE. WEST END LOTS. NEAR
Phone MadIson 1857.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

WANTED, RELIABLE NURSE. Apply
Monday at 400 T.. Broad ST. iood
nav to right marty.