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Smyrna times., 1904-08-31
DELAWARE COLLEGE
NEWARK, DELAWARE.
Session of 9Ol-5 begins sept. 9Th, 1904.

Entrance examinations will be held at
any of the following named places, on June
18th and 18th, 1904, if notice is sent to the
President: Newark, Middletown, Smyrna,
Dover. Milford, Georgetown, Lewes, Sea-
ford, Laurel.
Examinations for entrance will be held IN
the College on September 18th and l4th 1904
Candidates should present themselves for
examination in June. as they will then have
opportunity to make up at the examination
at the College in September any deficiencies
that may be discovered.
Tuition free to all students from Della
ware.
For any information about the College
write to the President. Catalogues sent
upon application.
4l65 GEO. A. HARTER, President.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-31
CHESWOLD.
Rev. ". E. E. Barcus of Pittsburg Confer
ence Gives Excellent Sermons on Sunday
Local and Personal Happenings.

Special Correspondence to the Times.
CHEswoLD, August 29.-The Ushers
Union of Cheswold will hold their
regular monthly meeting Thursday
evening of this week with Miss Ethel
Hardcastle. The W. G. T. U. will
meet Thursday evening also with Mrs.
j. Hermon Anderson.
Church goers last Sunday had an
ideal day and made use of it. Rev.
W. E. E. Barcus of Pittsburg Con-
ference, now visiting his parents,
preached to many friends on the
Christian Hope" In the evening
also on "Benevolences," the topic for
the evening. Rev. Barcus gave most
vigorous talk in the Epworth League
service or the value of self sacrifice as
a means that will make the church
grow and prosper. To substantiate
points of his talk he brought out
numerous incidents of experience and
travel. Pastor Goodhand will resume
the evening preaching, beginning next
Sunday, following the League SER
vices which begins at seven o'clock.
Little Ernest Helms received a Sc
we're cut about the face last week
while swinging at his home.
The first spellbinding for this vi
cinity for the present political cam
paign came off last Friday evening be-
fore the J. Edward Addicks Club by
two young lawyers of Dover.
PersOnal.-Our visiting list is large
this week. We note our guests as fol-
lows:-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stayton of
Wyoming and Miss Sadie Smith of
Wilmington, guests of W. J. and Miss
Lizzie Smith. Mics Cora Wright of
Chester with Miss Elsie Cantwell. -
Miss Ida Voshall of Choptank, Md,
with Mrs. NJ. d. Casson. - Miss
Mamie Poehlmann of Philadelphia,
with Miss Carrie Dannenhquer.-
Daniel Bogg3 of Germantown, a for
mer lad of this community, greets
his many Cheswsld friends with cor
dial handshakes. .-Estella Suydam of
Middletown, with Miss Mary Boggs.
Mrs. W. F. Collins and sou Arthur
with Mrs. I. D. Garrison, near Ches-
void, with many cordial greetings
from friends in Cheswold. - Mrs.
jackson of Baltimore, with Mrs.
Goodhand at the parsonage. DIR. and
Mr.. Harry Wiley, Mrs. Mary Bishop
and son, Mrs. George Scuse and
daughter of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Wicks and daughter of Dover, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Anderson.-M
and Mrs. l.. B. Klmble and children
OF Philadelphia, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis D. Learned. Mrs. Fannie
Denney, Leipsic, with Mrs. Walter
Knots. Miss Edna Wise of Seaford
with Mrs. W. o. Merrick. Mrs. Annie
Harrington of Chester, with Mrs.
Name Cooper. Miss Mabel Lodge of
Wyoming with Mrs. Edward Ford.
near CheswOld. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Chester, of Milville, n. j., with Mr..
and Mrs. john T. Ware. Mr.. George
W. McNamee of Chester, with P. L..
Barcus.-Mrs. S. E. Jones and Miss
Lizzie Jones of Smyrna, with Mrs.
Mollie Hardcastle.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-31

There are a number of citizens in
town who are strongly in favor of
having a town sprinkler. Merchants
and residents along Main street are
much annoyed by the clouds of dust
that are stirred up with each passing
team, and they are of the opinion that
a town sprinkler would be a great
benefit to all tax payers. The pass
ing of teams to and from the railroad
makes Main street 'one of the busiest
and most active in town, and while
there are no pave washes from which
citizens can do the sprinkling them
selves, the next best thing is for the
town to own its sprinkler and have
the work done uniformly all over the
town. 1t is late in the season now to
start a movement, but should the
Council take the matter up, it is more
than probable that they will be peti-
toned to take some action next
spring.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-31

After having rounded out almost a
century, Luff Spry, of Sassafr as,
fearful that he had become a charge
on his children, committed suicide by
drowning himself in the village mill
pond. Spry, who was 50 years of age,
was apparently enjoying his usual
health Monday morning when he left
the home of his son, William Spry, to
take a walk. Later in the day his
hat, coat and cane were found hanging
to the branch of tree near the mill
pond, together with a note, which
stated that he did not care to further
be charge on his children. The
pond was dragged and his body re-
covered.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-31

One of the most active and sensa.
tional Democratic primaries held in
years came off in Clayton on Saturday
and was fought to finish, which re-
suited IN reorganization taking effect,
which will mean the transfer of the
machinery from W. F. & J. r.
Clements store to DIR. J. S. Cobbs'
Office. Nearly the full Democratic
strength was polled and when the
votes were counted it was found that
the Cobb faction had won out by five
majority. This meant the defeat of
W. l.. Gooding and John E. Wilson.
and the supremacy of H. E. Maberrv
and John IL. Graham, the former the
candidate for representative and the
latter the candidate for Levy Court.
The delegates favorable to these man
were elected as follows: George W.
Thomas, W. W. Blair and Henry
Pratt. One of the sensational fea.
lures OF the.day was when I. N. Mills
former Superintendent of the Della.
ware Railroad, who had been
staunch Regular Republican, went tc
the polls and cast his vote with the
democrats, announcing that he in
tenued becoming one of their faith
and vote for Parker and Davis.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-31
Mysterious Circumstance.

One was pale and sallow and the
other fresh and rosy. Whence the
difference? She who is blushing with
heath uses DIR. Kings New Life Pills
to maintain 1T. By gently arousing
the lazy organs they compel good di-
gestion and head off constipation. Trv
them. Only 25c, at Benton N. We'll
don Druggist.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-31

1t is estimated that sixteen hundred
excursiOnists went to Rehoboth on
Thursday by rail. Besides this little
multitude hundreds went down in
carriages, hacks and every other sort
of conveyance. Reports from Reho-
both state that it was the biggest day
ever known at the little resort. Stores
and other business places did rush
ing business all day. Rehoboth this
season has been enjoying an unprece-
dented popularity.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-31

During the progress of a negro festi-
val, held in a schoolhouse at Warwick,
Saturday night, Walter Jenkins was
shot and killed by Nelson Perkins,
also colored. The ball entered Jen-
kins' breast and lodged in his right
arm. He died in about four hours.
The revolver had been given to Per-
kins by a man named William Kale
to keep for him while he went down
town. He began playing with the
weapon and it was accidentally dis
charged.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-31

Owing to the cold weather and the
fact that tomatoes are not ripening as
fast as expected, the canneries of this
vicinity have not been able to run
steadily and it may be another week
or so before the real rush is on. The
opinion is that there will not be as
many tomatoes as last year despite the
fact that there is a larger acreage.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-31

Fruit shipments continue active at
this station, though not to the extent
that it is carried on at Brenfcrd.
Three and four carloads a.day are be-
ing shipped from this point and prices
range as high as the market affords.
Outside of the active refrigerating car
business which is carried on at this
point, there is no man who is buster
than W. 6. Hill the fruit and grain
broker, who is handling quantities of
fruit and grain.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-31
Eacaped an Awful Fate.

Mr.. H. Haggins of Melbourne, Fla,
write, "My doctor told me 1 had Con-
sumption and nothing could be done
for me. was given up to die. The
offer of free trial bottle of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, in
duced nae to try it. Results were start
ling. am now on the road to recov-
cry and owe all to DIR. Kings New
Discovery. It surely saved my life. ="
This great cure is guaranteed for all
throat and lung diseases by Benton n.
Weldon Druggist. Price SOC & $1.OO
Trial Bottles free.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-31
CLAYTON DEPAR TMEAT,
CLAYTON.
Items OF Interest Cleaned From the DOings
In and About Town:

Nathaniel Guessford, a farmer liv-
ing near Townsend has an unusually
large yield of potatoes this year. He
got yield of 500 baskets of fine, large
tubers from three'quarters of an acre.
He also expects heavy yield of corn,
as he has 40 acres of it in a very thrifty
state of growth.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-31

Notice TO Merchants and Manufacturers.
All Merchants and Manufacturers
Yearly License expire June 1st and
must be renewed within 80 days from
that date, under a penalty of 25 per
cent as provided by law.
J. V. MCCOMMONS,
Clerk of the Peace.
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v1RGINIANs AT ST. LOUIS.
Sons and Daughters Old Domin-
ion at Worlds Fair.
Especial 10 ,rhc Times Dispatci0

gsf Especial 10 - nc ~ iiie'I sa,Se
n ST. LOUIS. MO-, June 22.--Virgin1 l!a
who registered at The Ttmes-Disratc ten
bureau at the Virginia building TO-DAY
are Mrs. W. W. Smith and Marion u.
Howison. R.-M w. College, Lynchburs;
Daniel II. Merrett, Norfolk; G. I. sur
face and wife, Emery; Mr. and Mrs. Al,
S. Block. richmond: Miss Edith Mont Mont
gonIery Lynchburg; Mrs. B. T.. SPeh-
GER and Mrs. George l.. Goaltcr, h is
.,nond: w. Raymond Cooper. LeXiiieIoli,
Mrs. w. B. Montgomery, Miss MlidIea
;ISinnier anu Miss jamie liinuier, ,Lyncn-
burg, i. n ii. Altizler, salem; j E,, MAI
4 ien's:lnt v wife, Pulaski; j. T. Fauner'
.sSVaynesboro; y ! NJ Martin and g, Nv:
NJ Crawford Richmond; A; A. Long n,
" anH wife, Harrisonburg: Robert W
WOOD, c.. c. Jacob, j. w. Ivy. j. b
inond: Clarence l.. Chase. Nashville
q John c. Lawson, South Boston; c. Z.
85lsniSe and wife. Cupeper: A. e: Smith,
Richmond; Fred S. Boyd. William Il.
Miller W. C.. Miller and J. B. Lovett,
Winchester: Nh. and Mrs. w. r. Ross,
Z I.ynchburg; r. E. lirebaugh and wife,
Lexington Al III. Long and wife, Harri-
sonburg: j. *. Grosecose. Newport;
Louis l. Marks and wife, Petersburg;
"A. w. Houston Jr charlottesville: Miss
Fletcher uppervile; Mrs. Cuthbert Gill
man, Susan B. Saunders and Cary Ella
l.. Davis, iGvington.
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The
MAN
ABOUT
TOWN
b. Harry Tucker


,r,.,he,,, story OF the death of NanR'
CHING CHANG cHoo, July a.. ,,haM .
are no BARRIERS IL TINS piaSSe a v um1 ont on
ihe nrt,is line where he, also ee's q
The rIng line takes large d it's ali
Of space here Ih ,sae k kee si up, ali this
ssction Of the globe will have 70 az :.
ss,tisd again. for there will be hopous
left 10 build UP the c gu ,s off III
tbc neIghborhood OF Hung Den !, re :, rnst
General Curio says his men IeS ,tt- "
,.iier such long continued running rum ny r,,,,y
In going over the bat,lo, ,,, i, - :, so,,llcr
MAY Srsn,h,np his last. In his hand nc nel 10.
:, ,otter wh Oh he handed US Win ,ea az
in his eyes and asked us 70 gs dEds .. a.
the person to whom u was an ~, finest
There is plain JapanesS.es ie''e's' ~
of tea paper was wrltLln;
p'"MaRI ANN SAN, TOKYO. ,,..,a
our heart went out TO- ne ne, o Mnrv Ann
dap. and thoughts or !. our .,ne ,o',is We
aa nt,r .t'I' Mari Ami San sitting at her
rasement window, looking through IN, me
bamboo lattice work. far OUT I t tnn 70, shs
Arthur With sad nous sr While her brave
Nnnki Poo tit and bled for his M Il .,,e.
Il no more fight" said Nank e., POO t,,vsn l,tfe
too dear to me. 70 Keep ~, ~ n Nj IL
r,ad and Mari Ami San, too. Glad.
In Then he he turned over and his soul passed
away to the lily field and tho garden OIL
e' ~ mas nn ssine over the Yalu river the soul
OF the lnselhsh lad sang:
son great Mikado, ruler Of my land,
BE kind and be gentle to my Mari ANN
& SAM"
And as the gathering shade OF 4f heaven zen
cast gentle sheet over me ca, lily ma
line ih,s'' 10 yet back to our bamboo tree be.
fore a yddite shell burst oyer tne 1orts
Of Port Arthur and we could faint Y he az
contrasting armies ran against each other
in their Efforts to grab Manchuria.
we shall make m effort sto-n1orroW 70
swim across the bay to ~ Arhur, SO
No can give our friends at home a true
account Of what's going on in that place a
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NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 TAX PAYERS.
ONCE OF Collector OF City Taxes.
1890 = rsity EJall RichmOnd, Va,

once Of Collector Of. City Taxes.
THIS OFFICE Will, 81 4, KEA 4 ? !, re-
G tsfi TAxEs. REAL EsT !; = ;oo AM N
7 Personal. FOR THE YEAR lsN efy
III The Whole tax is due, but the ord.
nance provides that one-hall MAY pe
paid in June, and the remaining nan
im'December. Failure to pay an on one
half in June incurs a penalty, o. 4, . pss
cent. on the whole amount. winch ls Gus ntie
nj once. and II not paid before SIX
rENiBIIR / the Collector Is, required 70
levy. With costs added. (see chapter
T A AIi, MI MALES, i 81 years Of ags; ALL
& pERSONS IMALE OR sFt1AlALlsl Wno,
own personal property. or hold persona.
y PROPERTY as flducary. ana az PInr,.,tss
Conducting business ~ the CITY OF hlea-
mond (of Whatever nature) are assessed,
and Will please call and Settle so as 20
agra Grad Ing PAVING, Pipo and Sever we Con,
& nection Bills arc payanie, n 81 ~, ne s sn,n
manner as Taxes, ana at lMe san'e line
Give name in which pTop e , sS'fiahds.
and see that you get az! your p.I!s;
This being the only notice PROVIDED
for BY. law, please give u PROMPT atten-
ton, as under the new alnance per
cent. penalty Will have TO "a. pc added to
4 the whole hill after June 80.
Once open from $50 a; N. TO 9 NJ,
< OsAsD s'1 n. W. CUNNINGHAM,
Collector of City Taxes,
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Lawyers Moonlight Tonight.

The Richmond Bar Association goes
on moonlight trip to Dutch Gap to-
night. The steamer Old Point Comfort
will leave the Navigation COmpanys
wharf at sis O'Clock. and many lawyers
ladies.
Supper will be served on the steamer
and there will be mirth and music in
abundant measure. Thilow's orchestra
will furnish the latter while every menu
Der of the party is expected to contribute
his share of the former. a committee
consisting of Messrsa Hill Montague, S.
q Pinkney and Douglas 'Gordon have
direction of the trip.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS. WANTED FOR WAR SONGS
and Poems of the Southern Confed-
: eracy.' Collected and edited, with per-
acknowledgements and we'll known author,
Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, d: d. Introduc,.
ton by and dedicated to the late General
John b. Gordon. Endorsed BY most
prominent eX-Confederates and the
Dauglters OF the Confedoracy: contains
over 800 pages; magnincently Illustrated;
rare collection of war songs and poems
Southerner viii want this book; enor-
nous demand; magnificent opportunity
Tor agents; terms liberal; territory as,
signed Oh application; outfit free. Se eng
delay Address Dept j, THE John g.
.NYINsTON CO, us Arch ST.. Phila., Pa.
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MULES IND fIOiysl1s.
Having Just opened at l1l7 p. frank IN
Street, wholesale and retail stable Tor
sale OF mules and horses, we wish to
announce that we now have on hand Z
very tine selection or young nlules az
reasonable prices. s. r. CLAY, Prop,
j. S. WH1tLEY, Salesman.
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lIvOR YTHlNG TO FURNISH YOUR
home; furniture for every room; mat
lures mirrors. lamps. chnaware. etc:
Y YOU can have your purchase charged
and you don't have to pay instalment
prices either. OSTFANDER'S. 2Oa West
IN Broad Street. ..l..N
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THU RATE
Fon CLASSIFIED WANT
ADVERTISING NJ

h cent per word Net Cash IN
ADVANCE. with n minimum cost
Of Is cents for each insertion.
The Same rate applies to deaths.
marriages. obituaries and all other
classified notices. No display type
allowed lii the classified columns.
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WHY BE FAT? IT rs POlsONoU US AND
!, wcakens the entire system. thus cndan-
gerng you: life. Daniels's me thod OF
physical culture is guaranteed to re-
4 duce your weight to normal. Call or
address MELVILLE DANIELS. No. 627
EAST Ernni Sirenk. ~. ..A.. W.. .laL
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THE MASON Il IlAMtL1N is a HIGH
priced piano; we don't claim that 1t is
cheap we do claim that It has no ~
pcrior. and that It Is strictly o. me
wnrcroorns 2lS u. Broad. I'll CABLE 20
jaCOMPANY. a5t
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WA N,rI9L, IN A 4 HURRY, 5000 VINE
gar and pickle barrels for my new crop
Of pickles, 1000 molasses and syrup bar {.
rels, 1000 oil barrels of all kinds, 2,s65
fish barrels, 81. 00O cttbbage crates. coca. :
q cola. half wlfiskey barrels, all KINDS or
kegs, cider barrels: lard tubs and tierces,
bought 4 highest prices u. O'SUlALl-
VAN. 'phonc 32g2 lL-s.-.- ~ 49,
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WANTED, FAMILIES LEAVING THE
can be supplied by us while away with
q meats and everything else contained In
market. BIaAUER'S, 3 East Broad
4 g,flf.t
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SUMMER BoARDERs; HEALTHFULN
location, plenty milk, ice, chickens, veg
etables; nice shade physician; depot.
telegraph telephone; postotlice n j, sight n
Terms reasonable. Mrs M. i. sA.TIAlN-
"A SON. gpOWhatan, Va. 8s3 III $aSi#5f tsM
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YOU WILL w ONDER WHY YOU DID
not try II before after using n 5c. box
& OF CERTAIN PILE CURE. For sale q
your druggists.
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SUMMER RATES An THE COMFOR
able and attractive resort, Bright
x View Old Point Comfort. Va. For IL
Instituted circulars address Mrs. JO-
E SiIoH MFIANARI0, Manager. I.
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YES. WE HAVE HEARD THERE'S AN
epidemic Of cholera rnorbus In this city,
but we are glad to offer you a Panacots
for 1t III FIA2RlS.S ANT -DI SPEPIFlC
1t cures every time. and no doctors bill
to pay. Phone 1872
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BUILDING g. LOAN CO.,
The thirtv-second Semi-Annual Dividend
on and after Jpl.i list next. CIlAS. T..
2LOE1fR, Secretary,
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d. 5o,sUIL1YAN. PHONE 322z: THE
& onlicst cooper shop In town, wants TO
buy 10000 lime barrels; 5000 -four bar ar.
rels 10000 apple and potato barrels, 3,0oo
+ &, 10 and Is gallon kegs pays the high
est kind OF prices and IN llce, clean
money Call him up.
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FOR SALE.

ONE OF THE LARGEST POULTRY
dealers In Richmond tells US that his 40
hens are laying almost double as many
eggs since he has been feeding them on
Mills FIRE: SONY about 800 bags left call
early. Apply ut Warehouse, Seventeenth
and Dock; $l.O5 per bng for 100 POUNDS.
WARMER MOORE s& CO.
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AEl-p-MALE AND FEMALE.

SERVANTS WANTED AMONG SOME
good wages paid for the right persons.
+ we have applications for large NUM-
Der of cooks who can furnish good refer
civ. Amply at once to TElE NEGRO
LABOR q EMPLOYMENT, AGENCY.
b2S ~ Broad Street Second floor.
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WANTED, EVERYBODY WHO READS
J this ad--Broad Street NJ. q. Sunday
School excursion to Buckroc Beach
X THURSDAY, June sd.
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IIoNME HOUSE, ONE MILE FROM
4 station Co & Q. RyD; fine grounds;
tions best society. For full partic liars
address HONlME HOUSE, Cismont' Al
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SUMMER BoARDERS WANTED AT
3 Oakland, the home OF Mrs l.. K. DAN
III nj. Rocltflsh, Nelson county,Ya
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HELP WANTED--Female

WANTED. FIRST CLASS WHITE cook,
German preferred: must understand her
work and keep a good. clean kitche en-,
Bring references to 110 N. Eighth 81.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Virginia TrustCompany

Richmond, Va, June q. 1904.
The Directors Of this Company have
this day declared semi-annual Dividend
or Two Per Cent. free OF tax, payable on
and after july /, 1904. Dividend checks
Will be mailed. j.. ID. AYI,ErT.
Secretary.
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GRACE. IT,, soo--WANT1Clo.l BOAR
n forS5vacatlt rooms; trHnsicnts, and also
table boarders desired, Apply 2o9 hhst
4 Grace. u III V a s lb{ Il n 3 z. ~ 81
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LEIGH. u, oo-Goo1o ,BtyARp,3 DID,
Tllghtfiil rooms, In private family NO.
800 East LIE Ugh. 2 St ,fS,s St5isffi sEIltf5
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SUMMER BOARDING.

AMELIA HOTEL VA HlIALTHFUL'
summer resort; reinodeled, rephint NJ.
newly furnished and under new man,
agement; reputed the best kept notelS
In the country
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N anchastsr Faxes.

arm now ready to receive the City,
School and sewer Taxes for,ths pear 1904 ss
fore July /, Y9A. or the other half OH or
before December /. 1904 or the whole can
be paid July LIST, If preferred; s pei cent,
vii be added 70 each half IL unpaid at
their respective due dates: !.
sfsy4f 8. w. BRON.AuGH, Jr,
Y Vreasurer City Of Manchester. Z
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WANTED, A FEW STUDENTS no
coach for college or university; rates
reasonable. II. T, WILSON. Jr, a. Nj,
E ST. West Grace Street.
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WANTED, no KNOW WHY HAVE
your shoes repaired by machne shoe
makers and cobblers when LELAND
price? Shoes made TO order for ladies
and gents also Shoes for all kinds or
crippies; 20S North Fifth.
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NOTICE.

Richmond, va, lyme q :, 1921 10 !; !,
4 THE TRANsEERt, !, BG 7nJIh OM Ia l1
BONpEp DEBT OF THE. CITY OF
RRfftGtiHMoND WILL. BE CLOSED ON
Ans AINTER THE 18TH INSTANT
And REOPEN THE 1SI DAY OF JULY,
iat1t NJ EDW, J. WARREN,
fmna 7-tilJulyl Auditor.
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MISS 1,1TzER, 113-1t5 EAST FRA NkL1N
Street, Twill entertain transient and
table boarders during the simmer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23

WANTED, BoARDERs AT GOSHEN,
quarter Of a mile Of station; good bass 81,
t tnhle; terms reasonable. Write to H..
#p JUDY, Goshen, Va. NV rfGI $ig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23

TIRsr- CLASS MILLER no RUN A
roller and Erst mill; none wanted but
d flrst-cluss man. Apply to Box %,
Irnke'S Branch, Va. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
WINES 40 LIQUORS.

ruD BEST SUMMER DRTSK--OUR
delais. a1c full size bottle. Call or
Phone 3lSi PAUL. WEll.L, Fine Groc-
cries. Wines and Liquors. 12G West
Erond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23

TIIE IIAssARD, 2s-a1 WEST TWENTY
NTH street. New York City; ilrst-class
reasonable rates; central location; tele-
u phone services; references. 43l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23

YOU WILL. ENJOY YOURSELF II YOU
are with the Presbyterian Sunday
Schools Of Richmond on. their excursion
to Buckroe Beach on JUNE 24th.S