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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21
Medical Experts Testify That
Death Was Due to
Poison.

Plymouth, Mass. October 2o--Rear
Admiral Joseph G.. Eaton died from
poison. at least ono dose OF which
was administered within six or eight
hours OF his death during which time
testimony showed, he was uncon-
scious.
This. the statement OF medical ex-
pcrts, was tho principal evidence intro
duccd to-day by the government in it's
effort to support the charge that tho
admiral came to his death at tho hands
or his widow. Mrs. Jennie May Eaton,
now on trial for her life.
That Mrs. Eaton had many times
said that She wished that her husband
was dead. was the statement made on
the witness stand by Henry NJ Gates.
of Rockland. who knew the family in
1910.
Tho courthouse was crowded dur
ing the afternoon mostly by women.
Many were turned away Mrs. Eaton
still maintained to a largo extent the
composure which she has manifested
so far during the proceedings. Occa-
sioually during the medical testimony.
she bit her lips and again broke out
in laughter during the testimony OF
ncquaintanccs.
Testimony as to the finding of
poison In the admiral's body and in
dications IA to the time and manner OF
its administration was given by Pro
fessor w. +. Whitney and Professor
William Balch, both OF the Harvard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21
EATON UNCONSCIOUS
HOURS BEFORED DEATH

Medical School These experts re-
tanned by tho government had analyzed
tho contents OF the organs removed
from the body Of the admiral Six.
teen grains of pure white arsenic were
found and greater amount was prob
ably thrown OF from the admirars
system before death, according TO the
testimony.
Both professors admitted that tho
presence OF large quanSty OF arsenic
had been accepted by experts az an
indication that the poison was self
administered.
District Attorney Albert Barker In
redirect examination brought out tes-
tmony TO show that the poison might
equally we'll have been administered
by some other person. 1t s the con-
tcntion OF the government that poison
was given the admiral In tea and other
beverages by his widow
The defense failed to-day to secure
any confirmation OF their contention
that the admiral used intoxicants free
ly, and then resortcd to drugs TO ovor-
come the after effects.
Mrs. Anna Driscoll. of Rocklard, a
friend OF the l3atons. testified to hav-
ing stayed at the Eaton homo for
three months in 1912. ut Mrs. E.aton's
request to keep this feeble old man
away from n woman who wants to get
his money" She said Mrs Eaton be-
l!eved the admiral was insane, and
compla lned that he was always flirting
with girls and women. Mrs Driscoli
said that while she was at tho Eaton
home. the admirars habits were rcEu-
lar and orderly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21

Resumption of the hearing OF tho
Harrison Street (Colored) Baptist
Church case, in which Pastor Eli
Tartte and his officers arc defendants.
viii be begun on Wednesday.
w. w. Knott, Il planter OF Dinwiddie
county, received as high rs SEQ per
hundred pounds for his bright tobacco
sold at the premium sale OF bright
leaf in this city last week He VIII
draw first prize.
An act OF malicious Vandalism was
committed Saturday night. in the
wanton breaking down OF the beauti
full hedge fronting the yard OF tho
Watson & McGiil Tobacco Factory, on
Washington Street.
~ +. Hill Camp OF Confederate VET
Grams have within the past ten DAYS
sounded taps over the graves OF three
OF It's honorcd members
James Hawkins. aged thirty-two
years, a resident OF this city, died in
Richmond Friday night. The burial
took place here this afternoon
Tomorrow Will be Patrons Day nj
the Jackson Public School
Saturday afternoon an automobile
was found ditched and overt turned OF,
the turnpike in Chesterfield County.
near Swift Creek II was not learned
how the accident occurred or to whom
the machine belonged
During the four days last week OF
the South side Fair the street car com.
pany handled S4.291 passengers
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The Times-DispaJch Bureau,
. Bollingbrook Street.
(Phone 1850.
pctersbuIg Va. Octobel

TeteFspuiS +, va. Octopcr ~
Yesterday was an interesting day at
tho lIiGn street Methodist Episcopal
Church. 1t was Sunday School Rally
Day, and. Notwithstanding the rain.
3S6 members. OF u per cent of tho
school. all the officers AND all the
teachers but one We're present. Tho
exercises were begun at d:30 o'clock
III tho sunday schoolroom, and con-
tinued through tho IL o'clock service
In the auditorium of the church. There
were beautiful music and appropriate
addresses At the II o'clock service,
the principal address was delivered by
DR.. Douglas Freeman state Director
OF Publicity. His subject was tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21
HUsTINGs COURT CASES.
Grand Jury Returns Several Indfct.
ments for Felony.

Grand Jury Returns Several Indfct4
ments for Felony.
In the Hastings Court to-day the
Grand jury returned indictments for
felony against Charles Scott, Junius
Knox and Thomas Johnson. all colored.
Helen Wilson. colored. was arraigned
on tho charge OF cutting and wound
ing her husband. AT the request or
the commemorative attorney, the
jury rendered verdict of not guilty,
II being shown that at the time the
cutting was done. the husband was
beating his wife.
Alex Dunn, colored, indicted for I'M
lawfully shooting and wounding
Charles wilkins, during game or
craps at Dunn's home. was adjudgod
guilty, sentenced to TAIL for six
months and fined So
Charles Scott indicted for breaking.
into his fathers house and stealing
-FOUR punches of fish. was sent to tail
for ninety days
Thomas Johnson. for breaking into
the store of Joseph Wciner and steal
ing eight pnirs OF shoes, was found
guilty and his punishment fixed &C
three years In the penitentiary. He
was sentenced at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21
SUPERINTENDENT STEARNEs on
VISIT TO CUMBERLAND COUNTY
rspeciolto rhc Times.Disn,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Cartcrsville, Va. October 20.-Stata
superintendent OF Public Instruction
II. c. Stearnes; Miss Ella G. Agnew.
state agent OF. Girls Canning clubs
DR. George l.. phcnix, Vice president
OF HAMPTON Institute; Jackson Davis,
state Supervisor of Elementary
Schools: George D. Goddard Superiil-
tcndent of Cumberland Schools: G. W.
Dickinson, IT. ana Mrs, Dickinson: A.
j.. Moon Jr. w f.. Duncan and q. ri,
Garrett. business men OF CartersYilie,
left Cartersvillc about o'clock this
afternoon IN two automobiles to visit
Cumberland County schools.
This Is Mr.. Stearnes's hrst visit to
THIS county since he became the head
OF tho educational forces Of tho Syate,
ana large crowds VIII welcome him
and the party OF educators who Will
accompany him.
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SeaIrn ieropo5ais

Office OF the State Highway Commits
sion
Richmond. Va, October 90, 1913.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
Office until l2 o'clock NJ. Monday. No
vember 3, 1913. for the construction
OF about . miles of gravel road
between Ashland and Berca Church
in Hanover County, Va.
Plans and specifications on file at
this office and with Mr.. 81 s. Luck
supervisor, Ashland. Va.
Certified check for 500 to accom-
pany each bid.
Right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
Further information furnished on
application to the undersigned.
y. ST. j. WILSON
State Highway Commissioner
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Dlul6enn anrlfeg.

Richmond, Va, October /. 1918
OF rARTNEBSHIP--.
The hrm OF H. Grimmells Sons. com
posed OF II. T.. Grinnel ana VIII
liam Grimneli, Is this daV dissolved
by mutual consent. Mr. III. t. Grim :
nell retiring from the firm Mr..
William Grirnmcll VIII continue un-
der the old firm name and ut the old
stand. referring To the above,
wish TO thank my friends for the
liberal patronage they bestowed on
the old firm. aud solicit our customs
and friends for the new nrm. | Will
have my Office AT the old stand, and
will always bc ready 10 assist my
brother when necessary,
Very reSpectfuliN
IL f. GKIMMEIL..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21
Resorts
Craig Healing Springs
Springs, Craig County, I'm

SPRINGS, Craig County, Nn.
Open all the year Complete winter
organization. Rates beginning Octo-
ber !. 5000 and $1,000 week. Wonder
full curative waters. Relieves and cures
eczema and other dcrmatic troubles,
scrofula, Indigestion. kidney trouble,
Brights disease. diabetes. rheumatism.
a tonic and elimlnant.
Shipping Water
is now established with good facilities
Correspondence solicited.
G.. W. LAYMAN, Mgr.
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Denth of Mrs. Rnmscr

Mrs Hester c. Ramsey. wife OF J. T,
RAMSEY. died this morning AT the resi- .
dencc OF her mother. Mrs Julia Grow
dor. corner of Rome and Chappell
streets AFTER a brief illness. She was
only twenty-four years old. and be-
sides her mother ana husband ia sur-
vived by i've sisters and three broth
ers. all of this city ana vicinity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21

FOR SALE. THE GASOLINE MOTOR
yacht Uncas. day cruiser. length 40
feet. beam, feet 3 inches: draught.
33 inches: speed. 10 miles; two cock
pits. cabin amidships; awnings over
both cockpts. Engine Automatic
Machine Co, 3 cylinder. cycle Is
horsepower. 1910. Fully equipped
and frst-class condition. Has been
under cover year round when not in
use. Was built for cruising in Long
Island Sound, hut is especially suit
ed for use in Virginia waters. Boat
may be seen ut CoEgin Point. on
James River. Price 81 200. Must be
sold. Apply to G.. y. WALK Err,
Route 3, Prince George, Va.
* SCUDDER ROSE-
wood piano; old style. but In good
condition and well worth double: 30
cents weekly. CRAFTS, Broad, at
Second Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21

KLINE KAR, HORSEPOWER, 4
passenger, In good condition. win
sell at bargain.
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ReaI Cstatr i;pr RaIe

THREE oFFAl<A!S Al AUCTION oC-
t ,2Der e., ~, i'i$Itubiic sale Of my
ana miles from the thriving town
OF Walkerton. va. Steamboat daily
u tSr hfIe cr Norfolk or Baltimore;
4wei!ing. outhouscs, stable. 200, GOO
Feet valuable timber; orchard. three
running ug streams. and fenced. one
iarin mas 10 acres. about - acres
heaviiy tlinbered; 10 acres good
meadow; J streams; 20 acres In cul-
tiVation. one farm contains 80 acres
rev se,nven-ro9m residence. store
house 2oXS2: also storage room at
tacned i2x2o Owner now doing
public roads. running back to lower
water mark on Mattaponi River. Fine
HnshlhS the year round; hunting:
Fenced anu croS5-fcnced with woven
WIRE Hood land, mostly level. Taken
rs q whole. the most desirable little
farm i ann business stand in the coun-
farming implements. horses. cows
household and kitchen furniture.
lncrous to mention. ADDISON
CLARK. Walkerton. Va
ALBEMARLE COUNTY FARM, 400
acres. $500. located two miles from
SSlauon ana In good neiGhborhood;
tion. balance In wood. with con-
siderable good timber Land lies
rolling. but none stony or hilly Good
Two story six-roon house. two barns.
tenant house, cookhouse chicken
mouse, granary and corn crib. House
yiew Splendid orchard OF assorted
iruit. Mater at house and In barn
y WIdpEK eFms ce eSSy. yEpW y!ba[;n,
vile. Va
FOR SALE. a FINE FARM OF 500
acres; limestone soil, ono milo south
OF binGksburg, Va. on the, Norfolk
tiansburg macadam road Best OF
blue grass and grain producing; one
half about level, the rest gently roll
through place; so acres In timothy
and clover. Cut 80 tons or hay this
SSqmm9 Z - Pries; $40 per acre I'd
]. l5locksburg. Va.
YOU CAN BUY FOR IS PER ACRE.
In sood section of Virginia. 1926
acres covered with second, growth
six miles from railway. over good
road; no improvements Place fronts
f WT;}h1Fa S m rSs8 on main road r.
FOR SALE OR RENT WITH PRIVI-
ledge OF purchase. two nice water
d 'front.' 1t, farms; one or 200 acres ana one
dress with stamp. DEVERELL &.
CO, Claremont. Va.
FOR SALE, LoTs ~ BARTON
mieights; Norwood. Falkland. Ginter
for q home: easy Terms w g
CRENSHAW, 1904 East Cary Street
\ DESIRABLE FARM NEAR PETERS
burg. Box us. Petersburg. Va
NEW. HOMES on GROVE. HANOVER
ana stuart Avenues. Madison 1867,
Monroe 2944-L
For SALE, a HANDSOME EIGHT
room house, Hanover Avenue. in 100
block at real bargain price Phone
Monroe 40.
$4,000 WILL BUY a COUNTRY HOME
and 100 acres. only 80 minutes from
l-Ioa stock and crops included. For
run particulars address the OWNER
ID 4S1. caro- Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21

APPLY TO FOSTER MOTOR CAR CO.,
Cos West Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21
5nr SaIe
FOR SALE.


ONE 0-HORSEPOWER GREEN COR
LIS STEAM ENGINE.
ONE o-HORSEPOWER CONNER AU-
TOMATO STEAM ENGINE
TWO S7i2 *. W. l1o-NOLT u. C.
WESTlNGHoUSE GENERATORS,
AND ONE SWITCHBOARD FOR
SANE.
ONE 90 HORSEPOWER AND ONE Is
HORSE POWER l10-NOLT d. c.
WESTINGHOUSE MOTORS
ONE 2-HORSEPOWER llO-VOLT d. c.
BUILEC MOTOR
ONE 72-INCH STURTEVANT DOUBLE
BLOWER OR EXHAUSTER
ONE LARGE DUST COLLECTOR. AND
PIPING FOR SAME.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF SECOND
HAND SHAFTING. HANGERS.
PuLLEYS. ETC. OF DIFFERENT
SIZES. THE ABOVE MUST BE
MOVED AT ONCE AND CAN BE
SEEN At THE PENITENTIARY.
TEACHER & COMPANY.
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Increased po.t-omcc K.cc,n..

The business OF the Petersburg
post office Is showing u rapid inerease
During the quarter ending September
"o' i'iS' the receipts Were $22.SS43O,
rs against S17.790So for the corresnonJ'
ing quarter OF last year-an increase OF
S5,0S5. or % per cent.
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Firnt New Peanuts.

me hrst spanish peanuts OF the new
crop, raised by Charles S. Hobbs Of
FRINGE George County, were sold in this
city to-day nj $3.50 per busheL At
the opening of the season last year
the price was 81 per bushcl The crop
Is shorter this year than last, due, II Isl
said, 10 heavy rains in June.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21
Business Opportunity

Party WANTED TO INVEST SEW
eral thousand dollars in profitable
business; services required. A good
chance for the right man. 1nvcsti-
gate at once Address T. 4a9 caro-
Times Dispatch.
l; X PERIEN Need MIDDLE- AGED
business man, good accountant
wishes to invest $4,000. with SER
vices, In some established. profitable
business. 500. care Times Dis
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j2Dttrfg

WANTED TIE PUBLIC TO KNOW
tnat JAliNKE BROS, jewelers.. 9l2
East Main Street. buy. sell. cxchange
and KLMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and
silver always taken in exchange.
WE MAKE AUTOMOBILE TOPS. DUST
hoods and do all kinds of trimming
work. making and repairing springs
finest automobile painting: lowest
prices for quality. r. II. BOSHER'S
NOTICE If YOU ARE INTERESTED
IN duck shooting write j. W
BORUM. Norfolk. Va.
WE MAKE a SPECIALITY OF PACK
ing and storing household goods
Call Monroe 443O-I.
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1Glanten

WANTED. LOAN oFEER AS COL
lateral FIRST m9rtgages real estate on
1 f Pegr r G GSn, Eaiuasiom basis TOR sS,oUp
payable quarterly. semi annually or
annuaillSy Collateral guaranteed by
Drawer 100 Chcraw. $. G.
WANTED. 500 OLD FEATHER BEDS.
also old-time antique sofas. tables.
sideboards, chairs. bureaus desks.
china brasses. mirrors. jewelry---
anything old. j. X. BEARD. -
West Main Madison Gsc7.
WANTED. y MAN IN EACH HOME TO
no made happy three times a day
with good things made with Boyd
Baking Powder. Mrs. housewife he
Will declare your cooking AZ good
rs mothers. Oue-half size can. Toe;
one size can, zoe,
WANTED. OLD FEATHER BEDS
nnd antique furniture LEVY. vi
ciaity. AS West Broad. ~
WANTED. TWO MNoToKs FOR a
phase, co cycles. 800 volts, 1900 r.
L. NJ. recommended. Address NJ.
EICHELBAUM. Lynchburg. Va.
FINEST AUTOMOBILE PAINTING AND
repairing. All kinds OF wagon and
carnage repairing and repaiintingg
BosHER's SONS. Is South Niath St.
WANTED. $50. 900 FOR FIVE TO TEN
years with privilege OF paying 10
per cent back each year. Secured BY
high-c class collateral Address l.
432, care Times Dispatch
WANTED. AMUSEMENTS OF ALL
kinds for county fair Address +. l..
FORTNEY, Nice-Prcsident Bucking
ham Fair Association, Dillwyn. Va.
WANTED. AN OLD FEATHER BED.
Phone Madison G307.
-
WAITED, TO BUY FOR CASH,
ASH. GUM. MAPLE. BIRCH, SYCA-
m9Te md apd dHaSekbpry sh9rt logs.
Our rRlCE FOR BUTTER FAT THIS
week 10 cents per pound. GOLDEN
q CO. Washington. d G
EMPTY COCA COLA KEGS WANTED
In any quantity. HENRY y. THORN
flats JFor Rrnt
THREE or FOUR CONNECTING
rooms, suitable for light housckeep-
ing. 1923 Park Avenue
~ BEAUTIFUL FIVE ROOM FLAT
for rent in good locality in West
End cheap. Phone Madison 76oi-L
FURNISHED HOUS SEX EPINti
apartment, three or four rooms. prl
vatc bath. hot water heat. desirable
neighbour ood. ll3 North Morris
Street.
UP-TO-DATE FLAT. EVERY MODERN
convenience, 1903 Park Avenue,
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NEW OVERHEAD BRIDGE.

A. {. l.. to Erect Structure mt CROSS,
mans Crossing.
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroa Il
Co'i,p"hy VII! Duild overhead bridge
at Cheeseman's Crossing. in ChesteraaIL
county, near this city. the scene OF n
number OF fatal accidents during tho
past few years. Work on the concrete
piers was begun to-day. The bridge
VIII cost some $4,000 or $4,000.
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agents l0anteo

AGENTS, WANTED EVERYWHERE
TO sell housetops: most sanitary cover
opens and closes nutOmatically: does
not touch the milk: looks nice: lasts
Nfotimc: sells on sight; big proflt
ritory at once. HOUSE-TOP co, col
Stockton Street. Richmond. Va.
AGENTS. WE HAVE NEW LEADER
zig prohts earned quickly. Write
Tor ifee sample and new fall cata-
loguc. HOME SPECIALTlES CO,
Box rs, Wilkes Barre. Pa
NEW. RED HOT OFFICE SPECIALITY
Soils quick. 20 cents Sample and
particulars 10 cents. X. MACK
SUPPLY CO, Milwaukee. Wis.
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED MAID;
room on lot. Apply 922 Floyd Ave-
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Rrftings
The Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.
Office OF the Secretary.

lp!cduWty.
New York, Sept 80. 1918
MEETING NOTICE IS
hereby given that the annual meet
ing of tho stockholders or the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company,
for the election OF directors and for
the transaction or such other bust
ness as may lawfully come before tho
meeting, and for the purpose OF con-
sidering all action heretofore taken
or authorized By said board OF direc-
tors. or by the executive committee
of the company. which may be sub
mitted TO the meeting. will be held
at the Office OF the company In the
city OF Richmond. Va. on TUESDAY.
the 2lst day OF October. 1913, at ii
o'clock y. NJ
The stock transfer books will be
closed At the Office Of the company,
No. Il Broadway New York on Fri.
day. the third (3d) day OF October.
1913. at o'clock T.. NJ. and will be
reopcned on Wednesday. the twenty
second t22d) day OF October. 1918
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
BY order Of the board OF directors.
THE CHESAPEAKE II ONO RY. co
BY Carl Remington
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wOULD LIKE TO GET IN COMMUNI-
cation with party desiring TO rent Il
furnished house or apartment for
the winter months to 4 family of
three adults. References. Address
i III. care TlmeS- DiSna tch.
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FOR SALE OR RENT. WITH PRIVI-
ledge OF purchase. two nice water
'front.' farms, one or 200 acres and one
o! l3o acres; both have good build
ings For further particulars adj
dress with stamp. DEVERELL &;.
CO, ClRrenopt Na
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professional gelp cclanten

IN JOINING AN AGENCY. f,Ef suns
getting results. Ours covers Virginia
closely; best teachers. leading en-
ployers SOUTHERN TEACHERS'
AGENCY. Columbia s G.
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WANTED, so YOUNG LADIES

OVER IL YEARS OLD IN PACKING
and stamping departments; we'll
paid while learning. Experienced
cigarette packers are also desired
Apply at once
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News Of Petersburg

Sins Against Children'-hereCiitar
health and mind on these he en-
larged. and declared the church of
Christ and the home to be tho remedy
for them
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Sunlmrr 1Snarnfng

Inn. ON HAMPTON
Roads. Ideal fall and winter re-
sort. Country and seashorc com
bined with city convcniences, First
class home made" cooking. Send
for literature. MISSES TABB, Boule-
ward Inn. Hampton. Va
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Reliable CranSferS

RELIABLE TRANsFBR[MILL
900 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
for Csc: claim checks issued at the
house for your baggage; two men
on our wagon. Phone Madison 14i5.
MY agents meet all trains
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DENTISTRY.

WHY LET YOUR TEETH DECAY.
when you can get teeth hlled FOR so
cents up. All work at most reason
able prices. Examinations free
Hours: S \. VI. to Z. NJ. MODERN
DENTAL PARLORS. Sll East Broad.
COLUMBIA GRAPIOPHONE, WITH
twelve selections. Sl6.50: bargain:
easy payments: double disc records
6bc TALKING MACHINE Co. 7Oi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21

FOR SALE CHEAT, FOR WANT OF
use flat-top typewriter desk four
drawers; extension dining table.
cellarettc. single wardrobe, all i'm
quartered oak. good condition. Phone
Monroe IG31-J
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PIANO, OLD STYLE,
but good tone and excellent instru-
ment for beginner; small weekly pay
ments. CRAFTS, Broad, ut Second
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21

HAVE BIG STOCK OF HORSE COW
ere; blankets. robes and storm aprons,
and our prices are very low.
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"a \ STATED COMMUNICATION
Xxx OF the. Richmond Randolph
~ Lodge. No. 10, Ancient Free and
accepted MaSons. will be held in the
alasons' Han. Franklin. near fIgh-
teenth Street, THIS (Tucsday) EVE
MING. October 81, 1913, at / o'clock.
Work in the second and third degrees.
All Master Masons In good standing
arc fratcrnaily invited 10 attend.
BY order of the Master
W. \. CLARK. JR.,
Secretary
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FIats irpr l1rnt
Flats 1Nantfh

UP-TO-D FLAT, EVERY MODERN
convenience. lIo3 Park AVenue,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21

THE NEXT MEETING OF THE VIR-
ginia state Board Of Dental EXamin
win be held I'm RIchmond. IA. No
vcmbcr II. 1914. commencing at .
y. NJ For further Information adj
dress DIR. Up. STIFF. Secretary.
EreI,ri.l< shurr-
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Bparo llIantfh

WANTED. BY 4 BUSINESS GIRL,
board and room; room must be
heated; hot bath. Willing to pay
S20 a month. Address G 97l, care
Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21

WE HAVE THE LARGEST REPOSI-
tory and more different STYLES OF
vehicles set up on exhibit than any
other place in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21

FOR SALE. TWO LIGHT GROCERY
wagons. $50 and $50. one steel-tired
surrey. $50; one business buggy. rub
ber-tircd, S35: one Dayton wagon
in good condition, S35. Full line of
open and top delivery wagons. Single
and double trucks and grocery
wagons. Bristow make BrockWay
pleasure and business vehicles. Re
pairing and painting. rubber tire
work n specially. =. c. BRISTOW,
ll-l3-l5 North Eightcenth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21

PIERCE ARROW, 4S-HORSEPOWER.
seven passenger Limousine in first
class condition: just been painted.
Owner going to Europe and must
sell