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sorrow, My snrrow.

Sorrow, my sorrow, thought that you
 would be My faithful mate and bear me company While 1 should live. but now l find that
 you, Like joy, and hope and love, have left me, Sorrow, my sorrow, you have left me more Forlorn than all the rest that went before; For you were last to come and longest to
 stay, And you were dearest when you went away. Sorrow, my treasured grief, my hoarded
 pain, Where shall turn to have you mine again? Wherever there are other hearts that ache, Wherever there are hearts are like to break, Wherever there are hurts too hard to bear, Turn and look for me, you shall find me
 there; But not to take and have me for your own, Or keep me, as you thought me, yours
 alone. If you would llvye me as I used to be Beyond yourself you must abide with me.
 William Dean H0wells.
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the hands Of this same trainer refused to look upon the world except from its favorite station between it's mothers S legs. The mother, too would show her aispleasure at any effort toward inti- macy by splitting violently at every one in sight
 The kangaroo also is very fond of her offspring, and will patiently carry it about long after it is ready to hop on its own account.
 But for a display of pure affection the mother monkey beats any other anil maj. and when there is an addition to the family circle there is general re- Joieing. A baby monkey sticks fast by its mother. and asleep or awake it seems always in her thoughts.
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The chequers inn at slapstOnes, near Osmotherly, boasts of a fire, which for more than century has never been allowed to go out. The place is a quaint little building, to which many visitors resort on account of it's never extinguished fire and the turf cakes baked upon it's hearth. It has been in the occupation of one family for over one hunrded years.
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Next Door wfllie-How do you know so far ahead?
 Tommy McTuf-Why, cause ma lets me tear the waG paper of and carve my name on the woodwork Chicago Daily News.
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tract, and that he must insist on It's rigid execution. There is something really heroic about an author who be- lieyed so implicitly in the value of his own work, and was so prepared to subordinate all personal considerera- tions to the perpetuation of its memory. Nineteenth Century.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

SItna lions. Wants. Rents. and other small advertisements, One Cent a Word each in- serti0n; Five Cents a Word for full week.
 Display advertisements. per inch. one m, inie sertion. S1. 20: each subsequent insertion. 4V cents; one week, $S.2O: one montn' s4o' one
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-11

Dr. F. H. Baker, superintendent of the National Geological Park, will be in charge of the aviary at the St. Louis Worlds Fair. He has announced that the exhibition of birds will be the larg- est and most comprehensive ever at tempted, and the big cage for flying specimens, now building at the fair grounds, will be two hundred feet long, sixty feet wide, and seventy feet high.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-23
ONE SHARE ONE DOLLAR PER
MONTH.

The Twentv-ninth Series Of Stock In
the Pioneer Building & Loan Associa-
tion will be issued IN Jul Iso# a.. 5
now open for subscription. The mem
besship fee of fifty GEMS per share,
and the monthly dues are one dollar
per month per share. The stock draws
much better interest than q savings
bank.
Further information can be obtained
from A. v. GEAR. Secretary,
1872 King st.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-23
DUEL OF GENERALS,

OOeL Or GGNEHRlS.
Liaoyang, June 22.-Gen. Kuroki's
advance is being warmly contested by
Gen. Kuropatkin's outposts. Kuroki's
movements betray a tendency to join
Oku. Heavy rains are prevailing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-23
World NEWS BY CABLE
ASSOCIATED Press Gable.
CONVENTION ENTHUSIASM.

Chicago, June 22.-The feature Of the
convention today was the enthusiasm
instilled into 1t by Chairman Cannon.
who made an effective speech after the
adoption OF the platform. The conven-
ton adjourned until today when
Roosevelt and Fairbanks will be for
mally nominated.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-23
REPUBLICAN LEADERS MEET.

Wailuku, Maui. June 1s.-The exec
utive committee of the Maui Republi-
can Club met at Paia last Thursday
afternoon and considered several mat.
ters pertaining to the welfare of the
Second Senatorial District.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-23
CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. H. C. Reid desires to express
her deep gratitude to personal and fra
ternal friends who assisted her 81
kindly during the illness and at the
death of her late husband.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-23
81. Louis College
Exercises Tonight

lege entertainment tonight is as FOL
lows:
PART /.
0verture-"Popula Medley. .Rathbun
Flag Drill .......... S. l.. c. Minims
"IF WERE A KING"
Drama in Three Acts.
Characters:
Genaro-The Shepherd King ......
.................... Harry Sims
Ferdinand-King Of Naples ........
..................... Alb. Downey
Ruisco-Cousin OF the King and Con-
spirator .............. Geo. Weight
Don Gonsalvo-Spanish Ambassador
and Conspirator 80. Frank Painter
Valerio-The Shepherd Kings Little
Brother ............ Columbus Sims
Alberto-Son of the King. Geo. Sims
Melchiore-Courtier .Chas. Roy Painter
Marino-Courtier ...... Ezekiel Nieira
Banquo-Overseer OF Shepherds -.
...,............. Chas. X. Stillman
Cecato-Chief Shepherd ...........
l.. lrvie Painter
Philippo-Shepherd -. Herman George
Battisto-Shepherd ..... Edwin Akina
SiiVio-Shepherd ......W walter Cough
Marco-Shepherd.. Paul Vennemann
Alonzo-General OF the Kings
/ Armies .............. l.. Drummond
omcers, Courtiers, Chambeilains,
Pages. Etc, Ets.
ihteriudes-
Piano Solo-"Les Fetes des Roses"
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HEARST WINS.

Duluth. June 23.-Hearst captures
Minnesota.
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KIDNAPPED RELEASED.

Tangier, June 22.-Pericardis and
vaTley. the Americans seized by bri-
gands and held for ransom, will be re-
leased today.
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FoRces MOVE RAPIDLY.

, st. Petersburg, June 22.-A battle
Is expected soon. Large forces are hur-
rying south from Liaoyang to prevent
the junction of Kuroki and Oku.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-23
CHINA PARpoNs,

Peking, June 22.-All persons con-
nected with the reform movement of
1898 have been pardoned excepting Kan
Yu Wei and Lian-Che-Chan
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-23

HAS he shown you any marked at
tention?" "Why, yes; he left the price
tag on the ring he gave me."-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
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pesrRoyeRs DESTROYED.

Chefoo. June 22.-It is reported that
two Russian destroyers have been sunk
at Port Arthur by mines with a loss
Of 140 men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-23
okU's ARMY.

Toxic, June PA division Of Oku's
army has occupied Hsiungyao.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-23

{. r. BATH. THE PLUMBER.
1866 King street. Phone o..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-18
Property Transfers.

3 Richmond: Granite Building Company & to
r. yarnell q feet on north Inc ne .oS emma
a Laura q c. and Allen NJ. Lyons to y. g.
Leigh, Jr., 30 feet on north line .Main Street,
So Isenrlcn, Joseph, az Brown and wife to w.
sg. BLACKBURN. s a. \ acres about five miles
inorfh OF Richmond, near Dumharton Station
on the Richmond. fredericksburg and Poto-
y B.. K, Garrett and wife to ", Fl. Hewlett,
Is feet on we9t line Thirty-first Street. SOUTH
vast CORNER 8 Street. $500. IS IA t5 ~
AZ Alan McRao to Henry S, Wallcrstein. 20
feet on south side OF Main Street, 1l2 l-2 feet
east OF Walnut Street, $725
M Albin Motherhood and wife to Edward p
Foote,3 Is feet on north line OF Broad Street,
1853 feet east OF Thirty-fourth Street, 1897 80 .5
West End Home Building Fund Association
70 Virginia Deane Meany, IS 7-12 feet on south
line Of Grove Avenue. southeast cornor Syca-
move Street, =, 6m2 Is. s;t. s
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49, I'-T7TT ~ Z -7'T u ~ T-7. q
ADJUSTMENTS.
FOR SALE.
Bankrupt Sale.

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF JOSEPH
COINS SONS, Bankrupt, OF Lynchburg,
Va, will be offered for sale as a whole by
the trustees. 5Ss g az 81
The stock consists OF over $4,000 OF
Mems, Boys and Childrens Clothing,
Furnishing Goods and Hats; also includes
a handsome line of piece goods
4 Sealed bids will be received blythe truss
tees until AUGUST 10Th. inclusive, but
right is reserved to reject any and ali bids.
) The stock is now open TO inspection and
any information Will be furnished BY the
undersigned III
MI II. J. O'BRIEN Z Trustees
J, r, GILLIAN,
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sAvE N1oNDY-You CAN SAVE 81 PER
week and got 10 per cent. interest safe
rate. s TaE ii TN EdH Hi BOND q
& BANKING$CO., D sO9 East NJ ain
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REPAIRING AND PxACK1NG OF
9 household goods done Iroperl q 81 a.
S small cos t. Send postal LEGG & Mo-
RAM 2214 East Main. SSf64e s.s5
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CLEARING OUT SALE ~ oFri STRAW
q Hat s, all styles. lat half price; all must
s. 20 a come and see n for " urself.8 n US
# cOE H. GARNETT, Eighth and Main
9s Streets Il fs ss s
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PERSONALS.

OUR EXPERIENCE Is Al YOUR SER
a Vice 4 I you need them drop us line,
as we can furnish you with the itiformfl-
tioh that Is desired. We obtain md si Eur r
4 nlsh information on any and all ma II
tiers, regardless Of the nature. This %
secured Under the strlcte3t secrecy ~
experienced female and male opera tors ;
Il evidence procured and furnished at short
notice. All communications strictly con-
$fdential. Address MANAGER, p. q.
4 Box s12 Richmond. Va.
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4 REAL EsTATE-Fo Sale.

WANTED, % SELL LARGE FOUR
s story Flour and Corn Mill, & situa ted in
n the finest part OF Shenandoah county.
reason for selling have other business;
and can't ATTEND to It; will take $500,
II half cash and terms to suit on balance.
It's q never falling water power and has
s. all lnecessarySma chin cry. Address Lock
Box IS, Edinburg Wa. rs *,
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DYEING AND G LEA.NINc 6.

OLD, FADED soILED AND re FINE
clothing for ladies' and gentlemen
Ii secured I. sti ffened and 9presse d. niAd e 80
Nj you n m ore than c heap work. a the
u ICElMOND6DYEING & CLEANING.
WORKS, 1926 N. Seventeenth Street;
chest err. II. 5S$yv. II UDSO 81 Prop. Re-
pairing neatly done. RI,
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ELECTRIC FANS, Il NEW AND. SEC
~ ed In the best manner: give us g. trial
q and we guarantees TO please ELEC-f
( TRIO &NOVELTY& 6APPLlANCEHCOnI
$40 East Main Street. 554y8 IS \
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17sTILLS HAYE ON HAND "a GooDLoT5
Of Bottle and Canned Goods, OH Cans.
y M ason,s Jars Soap. Starch, Fixtures
$@etc.; which II will sell at low pr ices: as
AISexpect5 to close on August got HI. CEiAS.s
KIN 425s M Six TIL Street 33ssf&st3
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WE ARE GIVING BIG IsCOUNTs ON
all summer furniture-Re frig orators. Co
$@ Carts, Porch Chairs. etc. OSTRAND-,
S Frs. 200 w. Broad Street. ~ SSls
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TIME MEANS SAVED MONEY;
\ money 1 ~ bringing your watch 70 my
4 store Tor repair 4; all work guaranteed.
JOHN BCIEER. N. Ninth Street
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YOU FIND "a il COMPLETE MARKET
4 everything the best and always fresh; {.
vegetables clnck ems. m ITS. fresh fish,
#BRAUER's234E East Broad Street. q
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40 8 THE PHONE NUMBER. THAT
will secure Just what you want IN Dry
SslG foods; prompt service. PEMBERTON.
PRICE @&k &C. * lS33i s TIL RS Il s3ss
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State F:ls:Im[lja Le N ormaI School

FARMYILLE, VA. X RI Il
The State offers free tuition for worthy
young women who wish p prepare. them selves
Liberal Courses In Language. Literature,
iScianca and Manual Arts.
Strong profession Course with Normal
F'xtsnsiye improvements embody wing the best
features OF M 8}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-18

1000 BILL HEADS, OUR NEW FORM
= printed Se and delivered for S1.00 cash.
8GULLEY .fs3 SONS s. CO.., Smithdeal
n BulldIng.l .,E
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REAL ESTATE Of Rent.

FARM FOR @ RENT-TEN MILES
from Richmond /; good dwelling and out
MI houses: good hog and cattle pasture;,
VI two hundred acres In cultivation; con-
s{;venlent to mills and $churches; suitable
2 for bothE truck and farming produces
4 Apply to B.. T. IT, 708 E. clay Street. st
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

$40 w. GRACE-WyANTED, GENTLE
large and one small room connecting);
3convenience, Of bath; telephone. etc.;
vacant Q October LIST. Inspe ction by ap-
pointment.i m n III 5st 5fi "
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FRANKLIN, g., 115--nfIss PIT1URt
choice rooms, single and en- sMtes pts
b vate bath. Bt iiS4i tfs
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PLENTY GOOD PATTERNS LEFT OF
1.-THE Fancy FouIaris a. 4 29c. 2; useful for
fan ar.PEMBERTON, PRICE ~ co.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN Low QUAR-
II shall. ai IN
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ELITE CLEANING AND PR EssINa:
WORKS do cleaning and pressing In
\ called for and delivered; "a I'll N. Sixth
u Street. Phone 22sa 5 M 85
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CLEANING rs 1NCo Mp ItTE
Z unless you have your. parlor suit or
ohalrs OF couch redpholst slip coy
we do this work cheaper and better
than anyone else IN the State. and have
the pret ttest coverings yom can g, & 9aY
4 a.. JURaMNs' son 4ls-2i East Broad Dad.
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boLL EY,ss s ) i FOR 0Ys,.

Pine Street. bel tween Grace and Franklin.
Geo. d NJ. Motley, Principal; & Richari ~
Wilson. Jr..,.s "a ssociateS Principal. 3}i
ri epar res boys for col escs and univcr-!
Stiles. S q III
yf Opens Wed nesd ay. 4 September 21st.
81 New pupils ciassi led b rIesda " Sep tens
Der 10th. Catal oEties at the book. stores
s55ls For cat alogpes and further irlforma ton
address the Princlpal Ia at 3; Nimrod IA ALL
Hath county. Va. TIL September 18th:
afterwards Richmond, II "a. sS5 u Ss
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sag. @ NJ Office OF $fs5g
iS8y City w ter Works. City 81
Richmond "a Va, .Ang. 16. u 904.sl N
NOTICE no WATER TAKERS USING
water through meters in The First Dis
4trict S E5}s. IS 3ss WE
isi Where bills remain unpaid AUGUST
Si IA 55s CEIAS.& E,.$} 0ItLLN 6. 9s5
Aug 617-2t Superintendent
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MEETINGS,
Ii ANNUAL. MEETING
:, CRAIG CITY IMPROVEMENT co.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
\ the Annual Meeting of Stockholders OF
for for lie election IL dIrectora' lie he con.
4 sideration o. The reports OF directors and
\ ofilcers Of the Company and the trans
action Of such other business as may
4 lawfully come before the meeting viii
NEWCASTLE Craig county, VA on
s 55ltpE RSDA,Y, the lst day II September,
IA 1904, al i o. clGek r. M,
III ~ M NJ, laOWE. Secretary, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-18

FINEST BEACH PROPERTY ON THE
q market; Ocean Vie W. lots. u $40 and sup-
wards 3; get In the swim. $l hAsoN o.
iVa.S 85i5 II 81 sf52s5 81
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81 Richmond Va, Ang, Z, 1901.
lHfockiiolders Of the GAEs,RADY COM
sPASY will be held AT the efiico of the
Company. No. 1905 East Main Street,
WEDNESDAY, August alst. 1904 IL
O'Clock, GEO. w. iAl.I
.8 seefetary. B
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TO RENT-MY H ONE AT BON AIR:
9 FURNISHED or I'm furnished;il arge$lo lot fine
q wal ter; ID terms very mod era e Address
RI r.. r. B on Air, Va. # 8
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DOES THAT IATRoBE OR FURNACE
+ need cleaning Is Have It done now and ID
& PLUhIB1NGE&s i iANTELl G o.. % North
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FAMILIES LEAVING THnl
IL can Be SUPPLIED by lie while away with
4 meats and aeveryt hing else con tained in
Il 4 market. BRAUEIs'S g, 8 East Broad
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{. ELYS SCRE GfiS.

GET Esr1MATEs ON Fly SCREENS
n and Awnings. Y G. B. NORVELL. 2ll!
E Sixth Street. Phone 4sa l Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-18

FRA K1,1N sTn q A 216-F'oR RENTi
VIII board and WITH or without hall
room, one large second floor front cham
Der, bow window, dell ghtful oytl LOOK 60 Ap 2.
ply to Mrs. r. T. HUNTER, 2le Hass
Franklin Street. t y5il s}is
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sVANTED$TO SELL $As THREE-PIECE
sr bed room suit and some carpets at once
fs Can be seen al 1919 West avenue
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4, &,
NOTICE.

I STILL HAVE SOME BRoKEN SIZES
others OF good quality, 81 to So shirts for
81 505 toS 75c. II YOU can get your. NE YOU
II will get q bargain. MuSCOE sH.EG GAR
sNETf.l Eighth and Main Streets.i.ls88
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FARNf 5.e FOR RENT. ss,,5y THREE MILES
y from Richmond good dwelling and out
sf houses; good hog and cattle pasture;g
venient to mills and churches; suitable
q for both truckasand farming produce
Apply to d. IT, IT, 7OS e. Clay Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-18

FORaRENT-sTOR BROAD STREET,
( retail district; 1108 East Cary, Wholesale;
dwellings, III West q Grace En- and 81 A1arshall
II Streets FLOORS orimanufacturing; 5stable.5
~ III !. TODD, 1910 Floyd Avenue. 5SSa
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-A BATCH OF. TIMEs-DIsPATCH
Il GULAT1oN sDHPARTNff5NT,1 this once.
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WANTED, SUMMER BoARDHRs-Twoi
ladies or man and wife Ono children) can
got good board and nice rooms; terms
III yNaynesboro,i Va. 1i8
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY. WE'LL
qualified for her position and furnishing
I, best references, desires q position as
teacher in a family English branches,
y Latin and & French; no Music. Address
z. Miss MOSELUY, Box Is, Charlotte;
Court hnilS .4IL.2ts5
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FOR RENT-RBsIDENcE NO. 25o2 e.
q Grace Street. seven rooms !: good condi =
ton; eth and Latrobe stove possession
IS September LIST, 1904. Apply to JAMES
q f'GRAW, 1%42 ID. Main Street. Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-18

sir9 :. BROAD STREETS 1'HEHou USE
that CLOSING out all the zen s.
5sTailoreds Suits at fifty cents on I he doll
lar. 3PENiBERTON,s PRICE e. co. 81
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FOR; SALE: !. j

FOR SAID "A q VERY HANDSOME.
roadster and adder, six years old \
35kthing: can trot in three minutes ia rib
bon winner at g& the recent Albemarlei
Horse Show; safe for lad Y to drive Or
ride; breeding gilt edge. dress M s.
S8S B. L.sDILLARDSBA lberene. Va. s
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ST, N. 4os-1dIaa r1ANEs.
first- GLASS rooms and board; also taple
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sITUATIONWANTED, Female,

Il YOUNG LADY WITH
1 two years experience as teacher Of
a ton desires a position for term 1901 05
II either In e. like institution or IS COVER
mess for small children in a private fam Z
a5ily; reference given and required. q Ad- e
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!. Il COLLEGE.

n, For YOUNd I.ADIES,R 0anOke,
& opens Sept. %. 1901. One Of the leading
Schools for Young Ladies In the South. New +
buildings plano and equipmcrt, Campus ten
&C res g rand mountain scenery In y alley nj
yirginin. N, famed " for health. European and 4
American teachers. F,lll course. Conservatory
adyantag In Art hlusc and flocution: Cer-
For catalogue address MATTE r.. HARRIS,
President. Roanoke, Va, IS Es n a =
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I4ENNOX, 1905 EAST MARSHAL
Handsome rooms, with or without board.
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WANTED A$;YoUNG LADY DESIRES
\ a position8as teacherfn a private fam -s
ily; qualifications "a English, Mathema-9
tics, beginners In Latin and French;!
y Vocal and instrumental Music: refer
4 ellces exchanged. II Address Miss f. e. 7
"A r., ProYid enoe Forge, New Kent county,
Wa
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
from 200 Ito BOD rds Of sand
Y per day at the foot OF " Seventeenth
IS Street; special sinduceme hts to large cash!
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SUMMER lSAUSAGET1IE CELE-5
B brated Imported Gomprecht,s Bologna.5
sg5 Ring and Frankfurter Sausage. finest
S. ever mad e try them. at *BRAUER'S.83 .
NEcas at aEroa a s
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WHEN LOOKING AROUNI,$FOR FUR
n1ture don't overlook us. OSTRAND-
If ER'S, E2G9 w. Broad Street.
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BoARDERs WANTED FOX cool,
n comfortably furnished rooms q b1S =.
r. Eighth Street. W
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WANTED, BY a LADY a PosIT;---- -
to care for invalid lady or child; can
furnish best reference, Write, stating
terms, Miss HARRISON, Monitor, Va. 81
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WANTED, SAs LADY CANyASSBR& ONE
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HOW ABOUT THAT FURNACE@oRL La
4 trobe /? Now I Is the tim e to ( have them
cleaned or. repaired g. Our work Is fnilyS
Is guaranteed. RICHMOND sFLUMBING$
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WANTED, BoARDERs FOR MERE
dlth Cottage, Virginia Beach, for Au-
gust and September; reduced re tes. Ap-t
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ST. Albans school for Boys

Thirteenth session opens 8 APT, 9. 1901.
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FOUNTAIN PENS. "

81 LOO FOR "A AK SOLID GOLD POINT
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT FARM OF ABOUT.
a one hundred acres, within ed sy distance
f Off city and suited for stock Address
& Stock, care this office. {5ss