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advertisements.
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE STOMACH
Upon Its Condition Depend,
Happiness or Misery

Perhaps one OF the mos, fraou.-,
complaints of the stomach il con 5Geas
ton of the bowels, or continuous ms ~ =
tiveness. va
When your food rests so sol;a,r
on your stomach that nature =
fuses to remove it, and usually reso-.
to some common physic which, Will
aitording you some relief, acts 50 snd.
denly on the parts affected as 10 shocL
and weaken them. D-''NA
THE BOWELS, like a balkv bo-,.
to work properly must be coaYsS
and gradually urged 20 perform tbsir
functions.
The soothing action of that gr.a.
Kidney and Liver medicine. DR.
DAVID KENNEDY'S FAVORITR
REMEDY, is gentle and delicate vet
its relief is immediate and effective
1t is of Importance to every IN.
dividnai to use proper remedy for
CONSTIPATION oFTHE BOWELS
The thousands of grateful testimonials
from both sexes, who have been com.
pletely cured by DR.. David Kennedys
Favorite Remedy, Is the best evidence
OF the POWER AND MERIT Of this
wonderful medicine.
Druggists sell it in Now so Cent sr,.
and the regular 81 100 size bottles.
Sample tolsi<, enough for trial. FREE BY mail
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation. Rondout, NY.
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AT THE COTTAGES.


ADAMS, Mr. and Mrs James-Brookline, Mass
Grant cottage. Miss Adams, james Adams
BACON, MIR and Mrs A characterization cot
tage. Carlos Bacon.
BALDWIN, Mrs Grace-Bostou- Ca M rbeU cot
taqe. Master Baldwin, Boston.
BARTLETT, Mr. and w Bartlett-Banqor-
BeLlegteto- Madam Bartlett. Charles Bartlett,
BARsTow, Mrs D-Back Bay, Boston-BaT-
stow cottage Clark, Boston,
BoAKpM IN, MIR and Mrs James A. Bangor
BOWEN. MIR and Ars E Bowen-Newton Cen
tire. Mass-EairUietc. Mrs Whiting, Mas
ter Kidder Bowen.
CLARK. Mrs Z Lewis - Spokane, Wash-Mrs
Nj Wizard, Orlando, New Mexico. Mrs A l.
NewbeJ, Spring Valley. Y. Master Teddy
DoAsE, Mr. and Mrs W Doane-Baneor.
EMERY. Prof Harry G, Yale-Crosby Lodge.
Miss = Emery, Bcown, Miss Sally Crosby ;
Miss X Crosby, Miss w Crosby, Topeka,
Kan; John Crosby, Minneapolis.
FREEsE, Mrs A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lodae.
GRANT. Mr. aud Mrs Geo H-Elsworth-Juni.
per eottase-Miss Marie Grant.
Miss Hale.
LORD. Misses Frances and Natalie-winter
Park. Fla-Roseiot cottage.
LORD, Prof and Mrs I'll G-Columbia univer.
sity n Y-BroddUietc-Misses Lord and Her.
Der and Tommy Lord.
MACCoY, Mrs W Alexander, Brvn Mawr Pa
Mcfartaad cottage. Misses MacCoy, w Lo
MASON. MIR and Mrs John R-Bangor-Mason
cottage. William Mason.
NICHOLS, Charlottesville Crags-Mr Mich
OILS, Mrs Patten. G Nichols Somerville
KICKER, MIR and Mrs J-Bangor-M Maurice
Kicker.
ROBINSON. DIR and Mrs A-Bangor-Mfsses
Robinson, Master Robinson.
ROPES, Prof and Mrs C j U-Banpor-Jack
Robes, Misses Ropes.
Ross, Prof and Mrs II A--Exeter n H-Canr
Phiufps-Dr and Mrs II A Chase Exeter;
Prof Ford, Mrs Ford Cambridge; \
7 Church, Hoar, K Carpenter Thos
York, n U Ransom.
SLAUGHTER, Prof and Mrs Moses stephen-
Madison, Wis-Miss Elizabeth Slaughter
STEARSs, Mrs Ezra I-Bangor-Seat Crest
STETsoN, Mrs and Mrs Il E-Bangor-Clarence
stetson, Misses Frances and Edith Plummer
STETsoN. Hon I K - Bangor-Stetson- nj ia
Ruth stetson. Irving stetson. Mrs Ham
lin.
SWAN. Stella B. Brooklyn, Y-Span cottao,
AIRS Boston, Miss Boston, II 4 Boston. AL
ton swan
THATCHER, Hon and Mrs Il B-Baugor-sfiss
TURNER, Prof and Mrs J-Uniyersity q,
Wisconsin--guests of Prof Slaughter
YosE, Mr. and Mrs James G-ProvideDce. r. /
The Bdrnacte-Miss vose, Misses Clark. Ban.
gor. Edward Stienback, Orange, j..
WALKER, Mr. and Mrs Edward - Bangor -
Greedy cottage. Miss Frances Walker
WING, Mrs Sarah L-Bangor-C hdfoIa Mrs
Whitcomb Newell and Robert Newell.
WIswELL, Judge and Mrs -Ellsworth--Hap.-
lin cottdge-Dr Greene. Brunswick.
WOODWARD, Mr. and Mrs CE-Bangor-HazIe.
mere. Misses Woodward.
WOOD Mr. and Mrs Wood Bangor Mas
ter Wood.
YOUNG, Mrs Monroe B-New York-Crosesaest
Miss Charlotte Bnrnette.
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DEDHAM.
Sept. l,
Colon Mckay is in town.

Colon Mckay is in town.
Mrs. w. G. Burriil is visiting relatives
and friends In town.
Mrs. Julia Gray, who has spent several
weeks with relatives In Madison, is home.
Mrs. Joseph Weber has gone to Holden
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Henry
florence.
G. ID Goodwin, of Brewer, snd W. A.
Goodwin, Of Boston, visited their parents
last week.
Dexter Bean and wife, of Oakland, are
boarding for few days in the home OF
W. w. Black.
Mrs. F. W. Fogg left Saturday to
spend few days with her sister, Mrs. j.
e. Turner, OF Brewer.
Vera johnson and Boyd Tracy, OF Han
cock, are spending a few days with their
grandparents, j. t. Cowing and wife.
Aug. 81. b.
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LAKEWOOD.

ia Msrtsviiie. Nhos
Miss Edith Wicket, of Old Tow,
the guest Of Mrs. Ada c. CARA, W
week. 'na lt.
Misses Marion wymsn and Ar.,.
Lord, OF Ellsworth, were visitins a ,a,' !
here Thursday. ''snds
Miss Sadie franklin, of West N...
Mass, is visiting her father, B. ] p'.1s
lin, at the hatchery. frank
Roy c. Webber and Pearl Nicke,.ou
Bangor, made a visit among relative. :. '
friends here recently. Mc
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w EST FRANKLIN.
Mrs. Norman Smith is i'll.

Mrs. Norman Smith is ILL.,
James NJ. Smith and wife, of Fairfield
have been in town visiting.
The Ellsworth Free Baptist quarterly
meeting will he held a. Mariavile Sept.
is, 19 and 20.
The mill is still running, saving wood
from the bottom OF the pond, where there
is an unlimited supply.
The Clark reunion, owing to bad
weather aBd the funeral Of the child OF
Mortimer Goodwin and wife, was sparse
ly attended.
Aug. 81. CH'E,FR.
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MOUTH OF THE RIypn

The ladies' aid society met with ~
Clara Yorke Aug. "a. '''''
Mrs. Florence Tinker went IN o..
g'r hospital last week for treatment, '
There will be business ineetin, :, :,
). Murch's Sept. 4, ia regard to tho NJ. W.
reunion. All interested are invita-
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HANCOCK POINT.
CHEER.

Local Items of Interest-List of Cot.
tagers.
Capt. Fred Crabtree is having repairs
made on his cottage.
Mrs. Margaret Eldridge, of Portland, is
visiting relatives here.
Edward Baker and wife, OF Bangor, are
visiting c. A. Penney and wife.
Mrs. Chester Lounder and little SON are
visiting Mr.. Lounder's parents, d. w
Gallison and wife.
Those to return to their homes this
week are Edward Wood, j. Y. Kicker and
John Bacon and their families.
Miss Rubie Carter, who has been EN-
ployed iD the family of John Bacon, has
returned to her home at West Ellsworth
Aug. 81. e.
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A sign Of the Times.

G. A. Parcher, druggist, has just put in his
store an attractive sign, printed in several
colors, representing the original "vinol Girl''
taking her dose Of yinol Evidently she is
pleased with the taste of it.
Mr.. Parcher says he believes most people
would look just as pleasant as this young lady
If they would take vinol-Advt.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS

George ). Moor leaves Sunday "a, -.
West. He will visit a brother in r.
Claire, W.T., and item go to Dp,n,s
where another brother lives. He -
locate In the West. His house here vii,
he occupied by Witism Saunders
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-02

There is enough gold in the land to
make rings big enough to go around the
moon. The only trouble is few people
are willing to dig for 1t.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Sor Additional County Ners. see. one, page
SULLIVAN.


1hE OoNrEhGNCh
The Hancock county conference, held
here the past week, the Gath and 18th, was
. harmonious success from the evening
OF its opening by Rev. Thomas Van Ness,
who gave an excellent sermon ON SELF
interest; the need OF it", to its close by
Rev. A. l.. Hudson, of Newton, Mass.
The following clergymen were present
and took part in the exercises: Revs, c.
F. Dole, Of Jamaica Plain; Jones, OF Pros
pect Harbor; Van Ness, of Boston; Saun-
derson, of Cambridge; Sutton, of Ellis
worth; Hudsol, of Newton; Ives, OF
Harvard divinity school, and Cosr, OF
Pennington.
Mrs. Sutton made some valuable re-
marks, suggestions for the good of he
cause of the liberal spirit in our midst.
Mrs. 81. II. Saunderson read an accepta BILE
paper on the "Value of Religious Organi-
cation aud the Possibilities of the Han
cock County Conferences" which was
listened to with wrspt attention.
The regulation luncheon was served at
the hall, "feeding the multitude" and
having "baskets full left".
The church, under the efficient hands of
Mrs. Hinman and Miss Dunbar, was
converted into bower of green and
bloom.
The grateful thanks of the ladies are
extended to Mr.. Sibley, OF Chelsea, for hie
untiring efforts in all the details of the
arrangements and also to those ladies
outside the society, who generously lent
their aid and help In making it the
success 1t was.
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DEER ISLE.

Fred j. spofford has gone to Springfield
Mass, to enter business college.
aug 81. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-02

rake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggifts refund the money II IT fails to cure.
H. w. Groves signature is Oh each box 25e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-02

Miss A. P. Simpson, of Newton, is in
town, at the old Simpson homestead.
Mrs. Oliver Fl. Durell, of Cam bridge, has
spent week with her sister, Mrs. {. A..
Stimson, leaving for her home last Fri.
day.
Mrs. S. j. Cunning ham, of Ellsworth,
has been spending a week with Mrs.
Cummings. She left Saturday last for the
summer home of her son, Judge O. P.
Cunning ham, at Hancock.
Rev. Mr.. Ives gave fine sermon at the
church Sunday evening on the "Author-
1ty CT Jesus as Applied to our Daily
Lives'. 1t was listened to with much
interest. The service was greatly
enhanced by the fine rendering OF solo
by Halle Meynell, whose clear, aute-like
voice is always admired.
Aug 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-02

pr: David kennedy's Salt Rheum Cream cure,
0A Sores, Skin and Screfuloua Diseases, sos,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

A TRIED AND PROVEN GREAT MoNEY-MAK-
ING ENTERPRISE. For thirty years 9. y.
Rand has promptly fulfilled all contracts to his
co.opcrntors and Investors. The G. r, Rand
Company. cooperative owners OF race horses
and general turf enterprises, receive invest
mcnts OF twenty dollars md upwards, for
which they have never paid less than three
per cent per week every dollar invested
Dividends are RENTED to NIL investors on We'd
nesday Of each week, All Investments subject
TO withdrawal. with Interest to date, upon de
mand Those having little Idle money would
do well 10 become thoroughly acquainted with
all details of the business. Financial and pro-
fcssonal references covering period OF thirty
years. Write for particulars, THE G.. r..
RAND COMPANY. 81 broadway, New York
city.
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BETTING ANo LACE HEATHER.

Asst oak Tannod Betting and Rawhide Lace
Lpnther. THE VIRGINIA LEATHER CO.,
RichInond the only manufacturers Az the
State. Repair work neatly done.
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RpITNsWICK INN. WAYNESBoR0o;;
Va Shenandoah Valley; e dennen en cav
Tenns nool, bowling. fishing Nil9e
for booklet
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PLEASANT HOUSE,. Fine Home Table, Aa ua
90 West SGD Street; references
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SEWING MACHINES.

S1S BUYS OUR SPLENDID $40 MA
chine; special sale; call quick or lose
your chance: only a few left. NEW
HOME SEWING MACH me CO., Ninth
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poARDERs For tho SUMMER Comtortap.e
rooms and bath; large lawn. with shade; con ION
ycnient to trains and mails MISS " rAs -
LOW, Gordonsville,Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

THE GREENWOOD HOUSE, Greenwood, Va.
on blue Ridge Mountains; region, noted shd to1
rafes' Christian management. Send for cir
culnr, ts-..t
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WANTED, First. Class Shipping CLERK; Must
be quick, write good, leGible hand; tate ref-
erenccs. experience, where Inst employed. Ad-
dress SHIPPING CLERK, care this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

Of tho Largest Cereal Food
Manufactures In the United States with
capacity OF 20, 10000 packages per an
mum; located at Battle Creek. Michigan; good
necessary, owing to the increasing demand for
Its products. to open branch office In Rich
mond, and we want capable man. who can
come we'll recommended, to I'LL the position
OF local manager: salary $1,000 per year and
percentage OF gross sales. Our manager should
make ut least $4,000 per year In this territory;
must invest $1,000. IN accordance with our CO.
operative plan OF doing business. Address
PURE FOOD, 1l5 Dearborn ST., Chicago. H.
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YOUNG MAN, SIS Weeklyj Permanent, Artistic
employment Mt home, no experience, needed;
material furnished. Enclose stamped address.
ed cnveope. TICKET CO., 13l West 28d st.,
New York
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SUITS TO oRDER,

"EVERY STITCH Made In Richmond" Nice
assortment of Suits $40 up; Trousers, $b up
RICHMOND TAILORING CO.. Sixth and Main
Charles a. Spence, Manager.
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AN Observation-Disclosures Ono Hundred
young men to Join us In buying beautiful
tract, 100 acres. in western suburbs. on car
for one year. Each share gets lot and divi.
bends In sale OF balance. For further infor-
nation, Room 81, Merchants Bank Building
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WANTED, A White MAID I'd Wait on a Con.
yalescent also to do light sewing. etc.; good
home to proper pGrtyi must have good refer
morning.
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WANTED. To Employ Regularly, Few Good
ties $50 to 500; attractive plan. BANK, Box
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WANTED, Cook and Man for House Work Hus
band and wife preferred; good wages and
steady employ ment; best reference required.
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WANTED, At Once, $50 oolored LABoRERs
i for railroad work in Pennsylvania. S15o per
day; ship Monday P. NJ Apply 226 Seventh
Street, opposite Byrd.Street Railroad Sta ton.
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JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Noar Winchester, Va.
Stone and Brick inhnss Mountain rnte mr. t S',
Tune / 10 October l. For circular, ETC.. address
''''' 49, G, M. EDELEN, Manager.
Jordan Springs. Frederick Co., va!
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$4,000 EARNS 81 900 IN ONE MONTH. This
represents average profits for past six months
In three weeks recently, 81 470 was earned on
$50 Investment. straightforward honor
poraton with 500. 900 capital. National bank
references. Write for particulars. STAR &
CRESCENT CO.. Dept T, 228-22S La Sale ST.,
Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

WANTED, Young Man Of Good Address, Ability
and integrity to call on members OF the med-
cal profession Tor the purpose OF selling an
article OF great interest to physicians and
surgeons. Address SURGEON, care this Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT MOD
ern convenences: near University,
Charlottesville. Apply MRS. McMURDO.
Charlottesville. Va.
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WANTED IN THE SUB,
gurbs of the city; large shady yard ana
porch: good fare; no children: COMFORT
able rooms: SO per week. Apply to Mis-
j. ID. II3LAC KLEY. rs Winthrop Street,
Stnunton Va,
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BARGAINS.

ARE YOU looking for BARGAINs in Clothing
Try the BALTIMORE BARGAIN HOUSE Jos
East Broad Street. Cash or Credit clothing
House,
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.s.lNvM sszNlsna

den Hose; we have the most complete line In
the city; prices TO suit all. SM1TH.COURT-
NEY co.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITRUE,
Clocks, China, Brass Goods. Glass
Ware. etc, l.. N. AKNAI.L. 318 Brook
Avenue.
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AN INCOME OF Szs Week can be- earned In
whole or spare time by any person ahle to
write and willing to work; proof sent free
Montague ST., Brooklyn, n. T.
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MAN With References for Commercial Traveller
to call on MERCHANTS an, and agents., experience
penFes advanced. NATIONAL, $50 Dea rborn
Street. Chicago.
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BAGS AND RAoaINos,
= s----~-
BREAD.

TRY THE PULLMAN LOAF. The jefferson
IT; also Home made French, Vienna and Ger
man Rye Bread Cakes nnr and rlfs mSae AK ~
West Broad; phone $3.50; free delivery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

GINsENG-The plant with which to coin gold
limited amount OF treasury stock in large
Ginseng farm: pays fifty thousand $3.50. 0o0)
dollars per every year. A card will bring
booklet. Box No. 0s2- Richmond, yn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

Statesmen WANTEp-Experienoed Travelling
Salesman to Ill vacancy June LIST; must pos.
bess energy an iptegrity; permanent position;
large wholesale house; exceptional opportu.
nifty. w. u. HoDGMAN. Sales Mgr. Cleve-
LAND, q.
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WANTED a young man 10 commence as sales.
man and collector and learn management Of
installment business. good. permanent post
tion and steady work, Address COMMENCE,
care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

LADIES' Chests and Busts Developed (no mas.
sage); results, positively guaranteed; best city
IELs' senior. PIYSicAL CuLTuRE. e97 n,
Broad. u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

AGENTS TO CANVASS FOR THE ELEC-
trio egg beaten. cake whipper, ice cream
Send for illustrated catalogue. c. r.
HAMILTON, Huntsville. Ala
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MORPHINE, Laudnnum, Cocaine and Liquor
habits permanently and painessly cured at
home; no detention from business; action I'm.
mediate; leaves patient in natural healthy
condition without desire for drugs; cure gunr.
anteed Tor $1,000. Write for particulars. Or.
LONG CO., Atlanta Ga.
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WANTED, An Experienced, Temperate and Re-
liable FRESHMAN; one who thoroughly un-
derstands revolution Hoe Presses pcrma-
nent position TO acceptable party. Address.
with references, stating where last employed,
PUBLISHER, care Box GOT Charlotte, " O.
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WANTED, Occupants for Two Unfurnished
ROOMS, without board. at Fourth and Frank
lin; one room suitable for one or two persons;
other hall room, suitable for young man;
terms very reasonable. Apply 1O5 N. Fourth
Street,
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Il POSITIVELY Guarantee to Increase the Chest
expansion Of my lady or gentleman to inches
In @ weeks by my method OF deep breathing
and physical culture. MELVILLE DANIELS
SCHOOL, G27 u. Broad. Special atteDti ION
given to children; lady always IN attendance,
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WANTED Man With References for CONNER.
cial traveller TO call on merchants and agents;
experience not required; salary s24 per week.
with EXPENSES advanced. NATIONAL, $3.50
Dearborn Street Chicago.
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WE WILL PAY Any Man Ss5 per Month and
all travelling expenses. such as horse hire Il.
Il. fare, hotel bills, etc. to take orders for the
greatest portrait house in the world Your
weekly. II preferred Address Il. d. CURLY,
Dept, 900, Chicago, III.
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FOR RENT-Large Eight. Room COTTAGE, With
or without board. or kitchen, on Blue Ridge
Mountains; nearest mountain resort to Rich
mond DfNW1DD1E BROS, Greenwood. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

FOR RENT-Desirable Summer Cottge, Situated
in nine-acre grove, three miles from r.. r.,
fifty miles from Richmond: apple and peach
orchard, and two fresh cows price, S25 per
month Address q. L. a QUlSENBERRf,
Young's, Va. E@ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

A YOUNG LADY WISHES A POSITION
as teacher in private family for June
and July; teaches Music, English, Latin
and French: best references. Address
Miss YOUNGER, care w L. Pitcher.
Black Walnut, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

FLIES, FLIES, FLIES. Thousands OF Them
Window Screens are in use In Richmond max
Ing homes comfortable. We make Screens to
order. II wanted. VAUGHAN'S. COZ II. Broad
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

FOUR ROOMS For Rent Miles From Rich.
mond, on Seven Pines car line: good shade
and water. Apply EAST RICHMOND 2. o..
Va.
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BoARpERs WANTED in the Mountains Large.
: 'nirv rooms: cool shady yard and pdrchcs:
good fare: 81 from city Of stannt"m nie re'ra
AIRS. nOBERT GOODWIN, FiAhersyille, Va.
(Depot md postoTice.) 4@
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HOTEL FOR RENT In Valley of Virginia; suit
able .for summer. bonrders or trnsient trade;
brick building; all N,nveniences; some fMrnl'
nesboro, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

FOR RENT-To Gentlemen, Nicely Furnished.
airy second story ROOMS; terms moderate;
northwest corner Eighth and Franklin; phone
In house. Apply 722 p franklin y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

Statesmen neutrality-suspicious. Travelling
scss energy an integrity; permanent position;
lnrge wholesale house; exceptional opportu-
nifty. ". d. HODGMAN, Sales Mgr, Cleve-
land, O.
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WANTED, Tenants for Ono or Two Nicely Fur
nishcd connecting ROOMS second floor,
bath on same floor; cheap to desirable parties
Apply PIG Governor
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FOR RENT-West Grace. Street Residence; Will
rent to family without children for the sum.
mer months; nm elegantly furnished West
address P. O.. Box ID, city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

PROFESSOR WEST, the King Of Life Readers,
has rend over 1000 people In Richmond and
not single complaint II You are In doubt
about anything call: 1t Will cost You nothing
fees Ola Capitol Street. Open Sundays.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

WANTED Tenant for the Randolph Residence,
corner Of Sixth and Grace Streets; twelve
rooms. Apply to PRESBYTERIAN COMMIT.
TEE or PUBLICATION, No. IL Governor St
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
HoARpERs WANTED.

WANTED. BoARDERs, Two Gentlemen to DC
cupy handsomely furnished second floor room.
with first class table board in private family;
ia NJ Eighth Street.