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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-22
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Mr.. and Mrs, r. D. Halter entertain
ed quite number of their young friends
at croquet Wednesday evening from 4
to 6 o'clock at their residence on Fifth
Avenue, in honor or Mr.. Haller's birth
day. A most enjoyable evening WAS
the dining-rqom, where delightful sup
per was served. Among those present
were Misses Alice Durham. Annie Wat
kins. Mabel Beard. Lucy, Ash, Katherine
Walking and sallle Martin and others
Miss T Braaannam sister Of Mps Mach
has been very lit is eonvaiesoing,
Miss Lillian Wilkins. principal ,of
"Deep Run school. spent several days
last week with her parents on Third
Mrs chgrss " Waugha5n Of Sa. T aasa
very sick, is much improved.
Rev; ". Johnson. Wife and children.
are visiting Mrs. Small Of Fifth Avenue.
Miss Pattie Christian is quite sick at
her Mr. ho Gar aaas Isesay ana wife will
move to Richmond in the near future. to
the regret of their many friends
Miss Oracle Fritzeche, OF Fifth Avenue,
who has been quite sick with malarial
fever. Is improving 80 ~,
hold its regular meeting Friday night.
Mr.. Pierr and family. of RICHMOND,
have moved their residence to Highland
Park, Second Avenue. Ss
Mrs. d, X. Walthall, who has been
quito sick at her. residence on Fourth
Mrs. Sisson and son Keeling, OF Second
Avenue. Highland Park, will leave Satur-
day for Bowling Green. to spend the
summer.
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learning to read again by word and sem
tence and not by single letters. Psy-
chically. the child discovers It's self-acti-
Ehieay {h a cS Fl n ase s9d
! In ''fair play the findings Of It's first
court OF the equities. Mentally, the child
by Its self-explaining. self-activity;
OF sense and the later world OF mind. for
as Lord Bacon said. 'tthe first creature
Of God was the light OF sense; the last
the light Of reason.
child. Unless the teaching be trained
intelligent and itself instructed, loose.
vagrant desire Will DO developed instead
uated experience. The better the tool,
the more skill is needed for the worker
Nowhere can the amateur 40 more harm
In educaton than 6y feedng 9ier
Mr.. Williams outlined some Of ths
''perils to the teacher IN conclusion ana
gave some idea Of the extent Mt Of y, .m y
Mr.. Williams was heard with the great;
est enthusiasm, and accorded prolonged
copela md introduced Mr.. Beverly B.
Munrord, who, with few appropriait 9
In whch who has
always shown, SO much interest ~ the
to Misses Lou Belle Catesby jones' Miss
Edith Clark Miss Estelle de Saussure,
Miss Annie Bates. Miss Annie Kirk, Miss
Alice Moncure, Miss Fannie Pittman and
Miss Isabelle Buchanan.
The graduates occupied the seats i'm
mediately In front OF Mr.. Williams. They
were warmly congratulated by friends, and
We're the recipients OF quantities OF love-
ly flowers.
Gentlemen occupying seats to the left
of the rostrum were: Mr. w. 8. Cope
land. Mr.. Fox. city superintendent Of
and DR.. +. w. Stiff, OF the School Board;
Mr.. s. s. P. Patteson. Major ], II. Capers
and others.
Governor and Mrs. Joseph Willard, Mrs.
Is. b. Valentine, president of the Rich
mond Education Association, and Mrs.
Beverly b. Munford were In the audi
ence.
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BREAD.


TRY THE PULLMAN LOAF. THE Jl1V'-
ferson and other prominent clubs. hos
tells. etc., use III also Homemade
Cakes and Pies made by MUELLDR'a
NEW YORK BAKERY, No 40 West
Broad: phone 1888: FREQ delivery.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE.

WANTED, a position by double.entry Book.
keepor also stcnographcr and typewriter; car
give good reference. G. l.. b., ia u. Frank
lln
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WILL TRAIN
CHILDREN
Closing Exercises Last Night
of Kindergarten School.
EDITOR TALCoTT WILLIAMS !:
This Brilliant Philadelphia Arouses
Enthusiasm by an Admirable Ad-
dress - Graduates Receiving
Many Flowers.
EDITOR TALCOTT WILLIAMS

The first commencement OF the Rich
nlond Training School for Kidnergartners
held In the parlors Of the Woman's Club
last evening was success, OF which
Miss Alice N. Parker. the principal OF
tiie school. the graduates and the Rich
mond Education Association have every
reason to be proud.
Mr.. w. s. Copeland introduced Mr.. Tall
rott williams. of philadelphia, who said:
No person In sympathy with childhood,
md who Is not? has probably ever seen
the flowing movement OF our young
barbarians at play In the kindergarten
and heard their ripping songs without
have compared
rhe sound OF yernal showers
On the twtnkllng grass,
Rama wakened flowers,
All that ever was
Joyous and fresh and clear, thy music
doth surpass.
Let no one bred to q different school,
ing seek the loose beflowered rose of the
kindergarten without challenge. In fear
that 1t substitutes bubblng desire for
the disciplinlng command. impulse for
Trained habit. wondering II these light,
)wft steps are indeed the best prepara-
lion for the slow toilsome ascent UP the
IHill Difficulty" which we call knowl-
Ddge,
This challenge daily comes. It Is valid.
II must be met by experience, explnna-
hon and theory, The experience
pf each fortunately gives an
swer. Not one OF us, blest with
lion of knowledge perhaps of reading
Itself, was unconscious because born OF
the social self-activity of a studious Gull
tyated home, but remembers the shock
over the routine of school, which made
task of what had been loved, SO that
self-activity left the school-room ana
had Its only home in the playground, re-
viving only in books, when long years OF
study brought again Individual lntellec-
tual self-activtty where once more labor
physicks palm
HOW TO AVOID A DANGER.
three Generations ago that this eclipse q
self-actiye interest In study might be al
together avoided ii the precious. pre-
seven seven were used to educate the child, not
through adult facts and symbols cine
written or spoken or spelled word or
fom looks Is bap by aaR eehg g0m and
ing the self-actiye energies of the child
from within. These sehoolless years " we
al know 10 and see as da eynoy
union of inner studlous ease and active
aged families, of an earlier Yrginian,
day, out OF which came the nascent and
directing craftsmanship OF the infant re-
public. A busy, complex, modern life and
the pressure Of mechanic need in the
wage-earning class has for the most de-
spoiled childhood of q self.actlye training
by things done rather than by things
UNION OF MIND AND BODY.
Nor less the child. The gifts, the songs
and the games of the Froebelian kinder
garten carry the child through train
Ing which understands that more is learn
ed from activity than, from sensation,
that there Is an organic unity. of mind
& refers ali things to larger whole, learn
z Ing to talk by words and not by sounds,
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LOBT--Thursday afternoon, near Monroe Park,
mn IRISH TERRIER; yellow red, long face;
trimmings. marked e. Glasgow, West Main
Street Very liberal reward II returned
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WANTED An Experienced Double.Entry Book.
keeper, stenogrnphcr and Typewriter com.
bined. y. r. EAKLE, Sweet Chnlyberte
Springs. Va.
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ARBUCKLE'B or Cordova CofYee, loo. pound /;
Lion Coffee, O1hc. MOSELEY BROTHERS,
eO4 East Marshall Street.
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HARRY MADE PEACE WITH HIS
motner-,n-law, by taking her to
DOYLE'S CAFE, where they serve the
Seventh and Broad.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

WANTED OCCUPANTS FOR HALL.
(nice sizeD ROOM at Fourth and
Tranklin; rent very moderate; suited
to young man wishing to save money.
Apply 100 N. Fourth Street.
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HANDMADE SHOE 8.

VICI. PATENT LEATHER OR KID
shoes made to order; hand stitched; best
material: workmanship and perfect 1T
guaranteed for $3.50. BALTIMORE
SHO1I HOUSE. 17l9 East Main.
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sDALED PROPOSALS. will be received
at he office Of Treasurer, Southern
Hranch. National Soldiers Home. Eliza
beth CITY County, Virginia. until 10 o'clock
NJ. MAY %. 1908. and then opened. for
furnishing and delivery Of supplies In 40
cordance with Instructions and specihca-
aIs and other Information, may be had
upon application to the Treasurer
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LADIES' COLUMN.


| KAEMPFS CANDIES ARE MAKING
friends every day Are you one OF them?
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Nj INV Ngrto|k;;lsWes
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
I,sWSNf* Z.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
t rs; N orMa5ik IS e. sla aRsy Only Al I;
f!SSs2SuyMH T GEaHyo enf hS sfHgk Buffet
Roanoke. pullman slsepery Roanoke to
Columbus, Bueneld to Gipcnnati; also
Roanoke to Knoxville, and Knoxville to
chat II apd \ h SF,PRh rxpprss ].
Farmyille, Lynohbur9 and Roanoke.
800 p. NJ OCEAN SHORE LIMITED,
Peters6ura, Waverly and Suffolk. Connects
with Steamers to Hostol, Providence. New
S55 II. NJ. for Norfolk and ali stations
ea s;s5 y r rs H. NEiy ORLEANS SHORT
LINZ, Pullman Sleeper, Richmond g
New Rspo9 Orleans. Gafe plSias Car a0
Trains arrive from the West 7.35 a. NJ.
A. Vi, 1l;tS A. NJ and $50 p, N.
oT W. b. S REY Vi last gan H. Ro1ssSI.EY.
Gen, Pass Agent D.s, Pass Agent
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May 1G-6t

SEALED PROPOSALS. will DO received ct
the office OF Treasurer Southern Branch.
National Home Eliza5eth City :, COUNTY, fTIn;Xy
1903 and then opened. for u Frame Build
ing (officers' quarters). In accordance With
plans and specifications. copies 9l which
ton ton may be had upon application to the
Treasurer.
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FRISCO pAlNrlNe, Erc.

EREsoo PAINTING, Squirt Work, Relief Work;
T1nting Enameiine, Sign Painting, Hardwood
Finishing, etc For nne work at moaefate
prices SEQ a. ALfERiE, 201 North Eifth st.
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DISCONTINUED + THE PAPER
Didn't Like the Way the Herald Repro
duced Record of Mann Bill Vote.

one Of the subscribers Of the tl Re disaons
Herald has written to p On the ground
t1nIin he ms paper aid an conrqSe and
eaa lis m ;nstss n n 1 prn vrsPhs a
legislature, an n in n}pponents Of the Mann
p pi f e Is aa Re that he 80 voted
that his ysn pssafse Sri aae fs
tne s seea vote Dr, Pitt says he simply
re Gpnduced the record. without note or
comment Tor the inf9s fer nqesse 81 hIm n
re Ss araativ surprised that there should
be- the he least sensitiveness about i.
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BICYCLES, 60.

JOE JOE THE BICYCLE MAN-A1,-
ways something doing in lowest prices.
largest stock, best Workmanship; every
thing up-to-date In Bicycles. etc.
BICKERSTAFFS- One 6tore-1S03 East
Main.
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sToLEN-From Sol4 East Marshall, Tuesday
night. the 10Th. one Dark Brown MARE. Sad.
die and Bride; SPAWN in left hind leg. md
right hind knee little swollen: left hind
shoe has tip on It, We will be thankful for
any Information about her. JOS. X. FLEET
or G.. Il. FLEET, mt the above No.
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CASH OR CREDIT.

WE CAN SAVE you money and sell you Men'E
Boys and Children's Clothing, Hats and Fur.
nishing Goods on easy terms. Do not com.
pare our price with other cash or credit stores.
but with the cheapest spot cash store in the
city. BALTIMORE BARGAIN HOUSE. Jos
q. Broad Street. Cash or Credit Clothing
House. -t4sts55l 5E2. .,23ss4 ,lsg ~ sf...t
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WANTED, TENANT FOR THE RAN
dolph residence, corner OF Sixth and
Grace Streets; twelve rooms. Apply to
PRESBYTERIAN COMMITTEE OF
PUBLICATION, No. IL Governor st.
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ATE ANTlC COAST LINE

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
N BYRD-STREBT STATION.
S:so 4. n. TO all Prints SOUTH Acr,o,k
1890 P. N. Petersburg and N: g. w West
500 P. NJ. Petersburg and Norfolk.
tt:10 P. NJ. Goldshoro Local.
y 6:68 p. NJ. Petersburg local.
e:56 p. M. To points South.
9:$6 p. NJ. Petersburg and n, & w. West
1880 p. M. Petersburg local:
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4:W A. NJ, 1856 A. M. 8:e5 "A. M, except
Sunday, u:lO A. NJ. 11:42 A., NJ, eco r.
M, $3.50 p. NJ, 7:45 P. NJ. S;45 z. M.
t'Except Sunday
6. s, CAMPBELL, DIV, Pass. Agt
W. r.. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED PAINT
Err and q BLACKSMITH at once. w.
G. SMITH, 314 N. Fifth Street.
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GENTS COLUMN.

BEFORE ORDERING THAT NEW SUIT
come and gee the nico assortment ~
1 up an Rf1 e'fS SI''s fA Il Co.
ChaS. A. gpenre. Manager.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TO BE AN ACTOR OR ACTRESS TAKE
the shortest road to the atage va DAN AN,
1ELS SCHOOL OF ACTING: most
theatre In connections CIT East Broad.
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WANTED. BY A YOUNG WOMAN OF
education, position as stenographer;
Address Miss ST. 1l2 g. Third Street,
city.
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ONE MINUTE, PLEASE--wHEN YOU
buy Candles are they always pure and
fresh? Try KADMPFsS and see how you
Will be pleased.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1T IT'S WALL PAPER YOU'RE LOOK
ing for ard want tho best at satisfao-
tory PRICES call ana see o vs.. o,o +, +
Fifth.
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WANTED. HORSES For PAsTURAGE
price IS per month, Address BARNEY,
jamestown, Va.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
BIDS FOR COAL.
western state Hospital,

Stanton. Va, May Id, 198.
SEALED BIDS TO FURNISH THIS
Tons Of BEST STEAM coAL VIZ I be re r,
on JUNE lst next. Each bidder must
furnish analysis Of the so at he wSa
parcentage of lump he will guarantee
to deliver. The coal to be dumped from
a trestle Inside Of the Hospital coal-shed
on the G. & o. Railway siding on the
Hospital grounds. and e be paid f9 ~ a !,
Weights taken at staunton. Delivery to
begin as early rs practicable after dtpt,t the
award Of the contract, and to = continue o. ,tl
subject to the order OF the Steward OF
the Hospital. Envelopes containing bids
must be marked Bids for Coal and id
dressed TO the undersigned. The right Is
reserved to reject any. and al bids.
Terms-Cash at the end of every thirty
days for the amount Of coal delivered
ouin's su1'' 6, MILLER. Steward.
Nfo1, 1E-6t
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BETTER THAN DOCTORS AND MEyD1-
cines-DANIELS' method OF deep
breathing and physical culture It costs
nothing to Investigate: e27 East BROAD.
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ANTIQUES.

SPECIAL SALE for ten days Of several hne
pieces of Antique Furniture md Bric-a-Brac;
3o0 and BIZ North Eighth Street.
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AWNINGS, TENTS AND FLAGS.

WE MAKE THE BEST AWNINGS
Tents and Flags. Phone 24i2 and We
will call and give estimates. ]. ROSS
(. JONES &c BRO, 9O2 East Broad.
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WANTED, TO BUY HOUSEHOLD Eff
fects. Beather Beds. Merchandise; state
quantity. Box III.
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WANTED. man to solicit trade for furniture
ssn ana viii advance MONEY Weekly on pro
spectiye sales; good opportunity for right
pnrty II. b. BURKS Il CO., BOZ w. Broad
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EDagWoRTH BOARDING AND, DAY
School for Girls, Re-opens September
+, Path, 1903. 42d year. Mrs. II. p. LIE
FEBVRE, Miss u. D. HUNTLEY, Prin-
cipals; 1924 West Franklin Street, Bal
timore Md.
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YlnGRIlA NAVIGATOR COMPANY

JAMES RIVER DA1 IIINT1,
Steamer POCAHoNTAs leaves MON,
DAY, WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY at
Z A, NJ. for Norfolk. Portsmouth. Old
Point, Newport News, Claremont and
Old Point for Washlnsto Baltimore and
the North, Stato-rooms reserved for the
night at moderate prcas. Electric cars
Norfolk, Music by Grand Orchestrion,
Freight received for ahove-named places
and all points In Eastern Nirsinla and
General Manager.
u, IA, Barber. IT.. sscretasn
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HAVE YOU TRIED DOYLE's DEvILED
DoYLEs LADIES' 4 GENTS CAFE
corner Seventh and Broad.
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ST. Adams School for Boys.

Near Rndford, Va. Session Opens Sept. I o.
On a D-acre tract. 1900 feet above sea
level, in the blue grass region OF Virginia;
fitted with every modern convenience:
eleven years of successful Wark: on main
line OF Norfolk and Western. Address
for information and catalogue.
w. n. RANDOLPH. Hendmaster.
Radford, Va
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LADIES' CHESTS AID BUsTs DEvE1-
oped (no massage); results positively
ways In attendance. DANIELS SCHOOL
PHYSICAL. CULTURE. CT East Broad.
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WRITE FOR OUR PRICE LIST OF
Oak Tanned Betting and Raw-Hida Lace
Leather. The only manufacturing In
tho State. Repair work neatly done.
THE VIRGINIA LEATHER CO.. Rich.
mond.
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WANTED. TO BUY FEATHER BEDS
In Richmond and Petersburg for cash.
Address CASPER BROS, 2lS 8. Laurel
Street .
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I POSITIVELY GUARANTEE TO IN.
crease the chest expansion Of any lady
or gentleman to inches In 8 weeks
by my method of deep breathing and
physical culture. MELVILLE DAN.
fills SCHOOL, 62 e. Broad. Special
attention given to children: lady always
in attendance
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ACTIVE AGENTS, INTRODUCE QUICK
seller. Pa. Va, and ". Va. no compe-
nothing like 1t on earth. T. C. SOREN.
SEN & CO.. 15 T.. Columbia. Detroit,
Mich f.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

WANTED, BOARDERs; two gentlemen to 90
cupy handsomely furnished second. moor room:
tabie nrst-class; ia North Eighth Street.
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WANTED, young man OF good address, ability
and integrity TO call on members OF the med
zeal profession for the purpose OF selling nm
article OF great interest 10 physicians and
surgeons Address SURGE OS. care this Office.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

5000 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER FOR
next ten days at SC. r. B. BRAUER.
successor to f. L. Brauer & Bro.
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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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BOOK TENDING AND PRINTING.

BIANx BOOKS MADE TO ORDER
Magazines bound, lettering on Bibles
Hymnals, etc. g. 3. ADKINS & CO..
G Governor Street.
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DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR OLD
them. B. Il HEY. 7h East Gary. 80
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WANTED, thoroughly competent Dook.keeper,
with experience in wholesale business; nus
come highly recommended: state nge and
former connections In application. Address
E"DOOKS," care this Office. 81
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BETTING AND LACE LEATHER

BEST OAK TANNED PELTING AND
u Rawhide Lace Leather. THE VIRGINIA
B LEATHER CO.. Richmond, the only
manufacturers In the State. Repair
work neatly done.
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GOOD LUCK Baking Powders, 4 and 30. can;
good Lard and Salt Pork, DC. pound NOSE
LEY BROTHERS.

MRS MASON, THE FAMOUS LONDON
Palmist. may be consulted daily at 703
West Clay Street by those desiring a
careful. Conscientious and sclentific
hand reading
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SHAKE WELL before using. It grows hair on
bald heads And restores gray hair to natural
color. KOEING'S HAIR TONIC 427 North
Sixth.
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9cHOOL6.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LexinRton,Va. The Board Of vlsitors. a.
their Annual Meeting on on the he, 2oth h deg Of
al yaeanc,e w IN tRe ad ssh oth iath
oath. 26th. goth. SD. seth. ssth,. soth
Senatorial Districts. and foHr vacancies At
LARGE. These appointments carry nee board
and tuition. Applications should be ac-
dressed to the und ersigned on or before June
10th, on forms that will be sent upon re-
quest. SCOTT SHIPP, Supt. Z
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DON'T DO ANYTHING UNTIL YOU
see us. F. L. RRAUER G. BROTHER.
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BEST COUNTRY MEAL, $50. peck, ESQ. bushel
MOsELEY BROTHERS. COZ q. Marshall St.
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RAILROADS.

n. r. &p, R.chm q sat Frsaer'sk; !
Trains Leave RIchmond-No
ais "A. NJ. daily, Byrd st. Through.
6:B a. NJ, daily. Main st. Through.
7:l6 A. NJ, week days. Elba. Ashland ao-
s S$l1 <. u. Sunday only. Byrd st
$40 A. MI. week days. Bryd st. Through.
lf:05 noon, week days. Byrd 81. Through
400 P. NJ, week days. Byrd St. Fred.
ertcksburg accommodation.
SOS p. NJ, daily. Main st. Through.
e:25 p. NJ. week days Elba. Ashland ac'
s:G p. NJ. daily. Byrd st, Through.
ll1O r. NJ. week days. Elba- Ashland &C.
Trains Arrive RIchmond-southward.
$40 A. NJ. week days. Elba- Ashland &C"
sS j 4 s,I5* %ssR asSst Byrd st. Fred
1906 P. NJ. week days. Byrd st. Through
2;o5 P. NJ, daily. Main st. Through
800 ?. NJ. week days. Elba- Ashland ao'
SO n dsH sl3 9 RySa g. g. TbbEeuEss
1925 P. NJ. daily. Main st. Through:
u;O0 p. M, week days. Elba. Ashland ac'
commodation.
Note-lPullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on ali trains except local aGeommodations.
WD.DUKE, G. W.CULP. w. P. TAYLOR,
Gen'l A1an'r. Asst Genl Mnnr. Traf. Mani
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AWNINGS AND TENTS.

OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST;
phone 2576 and we will sail. NJ. G..
COPELAND CO.. los North Ninth st.
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PERSONALS.
$50 CoURE OF AD WRITING taught By mail
for si6, monthly paymentst most seienano,
successful system In use. AID. WRITING CO.,
li12 Capitol Street, city.

SCOTCH KISSES, HOMEMADE CARA
Jnels, and hundred other Candies at
KAEStPFs Ito N. Ninth Street. Rich
mond. Va.
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SEND CSC. FOR A SAMPLE BOX. OF
kABMPFs Candies. prepaid; ITO North
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wAxENE. THE ONLY DURABLE
floor polish. TANNER PAINT & OIL
CO., 14lBy East Main Street.
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FoR eALE-eARaAINs.

KEEP MONEY IN CIRCULATION At
ER CO.'S Oak Tanned Batting and Raw
Hide Lace Leather Of Richmond. The
only manufacturers IL the state. Satis'
faction guaranteed
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GUNNER BOARDERs.

LIE NOEL, Bon Air, Va. For terms write "a
Bon Air Va, or apply In person to the un.
derslEned at COL East Broad Street, Rich.
mond A. 7. NOEL.
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WANTED.

WANTED, To buy Bd,ond.h ICE.Hox. Ad.
dress ICE.BOx, care this Office.
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LosT-Front and Rear Elevation of PLANS for
two houses, No 2o04 and 1000 East franklin,
for James and John McKenley. WIN return
to PHILLIPS ROGERS & CO., 81S East Broad,
md receive reward. eE-.