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tiously, ard thus save myself much
pain and degradation? Is 20 q
l sat Up in bed and listened Next TO
my room vas that OF the governess;
steady snores came from It.. A thought
began TO shape itself in. my brain: my
pulse quickened: my heart throbbed
vic;ertly. another sound reached me
the fat barefoot steps Of servant
girl in a distant rooms. !, Except for
theze. tyo sounds the halrse was,in dead
silence: -
s After / had waited a while l dressed
quickly without making the least noise.
j opened thczdoor Of mysroom quietly;
the reflection Of the faint light from
the room fstp which mine openeos fell
upon thtsroH of money Ions my table.
i sturned sascund and looked at " a
moment tlloug ghtlessly i went to the
table, toolk, the bills in mys hand, re-
manned standing a few seconds abb
stractediy. salfd then, as if' automsti-
caTiys flung the money. back upon the
table. was leaving the room, when I
Glanced to thrust my hand; into my
pocket. / did not have a single copper
NOT even a copeck. & went back to
the table, took a few bills from the roll,
and pocketed them.
/ cast a last glance at my room and
came out into the next one. 1 re-
mained standing in hesitation. The
glimmering light from under Katia's s
door-it made me CULVER in every
nerve; my blood rushed into my
feverish brain. 1 held my breath and
listened again; loud snoring came from
the governess's room. How my heart
throbbed and beat and hammered I
turned the knob Of Katia's door, and
the next instant I was inside her room.
There before me lay sweet .Katia,
with her face ceilingward.. family IL
Illuminated by the light or the small
lamp her beautiful lips were slightly
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reader might be expected to
give it according to literary
tradition.
After 'sThe Fugitive" Mir
lam MichelsOn's new novel,
I'm the Bishops Carriage"
which tells the remarkable
story of Nance. 0lden, the
burglar girl, about which
the critics of two continents
are enthusiastically writing
as the one literary find of the
year. will be published COM.
plete.
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parted, and one bare hand and arm lay
I, on the coverlet.. She slept quietly and
peacefully, Her head slightly turned
and her crimsoned HpSmoved. as If she
snacked them. gazed at her eagerly.
Fraptur6usly a sound in the COVER
'ness's room, which was connected with
sKatia's and the door Of which stood
ajar, made my flesh creep. Soon still
ness was again restored: only the
heavy breathing of the governess and
the swishing Of the snow and sleet
against the walls and window-panes
were heard. II must go--I must co.
said 10 myself. But Katia's face. her
mass ofsdisheveled hair over the pol
low. almost persuaded me to change
my plan and wait till morning, when 1
should be able to hear Katia say
"gcod-by.'' But I could not wait I
had to go.
knelts before. her bed and gazed
breathlessiy at the SWEEP face. before
me. Twas almost dazed. i leaned my
head against the. cold edge of her bed,
sdunb In ssifelit worship. <She began to
stir. and the hand that rested upon the
'eoverlet slipped down. as if she offered
it to me to kiss. 1 pressed my lips up
on her fingers with all my boyish pas
sicn. Once more I gazed at her family
illumined face. and then on tiptoe
stole out of the room.
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clothes. On reaching Ine road waS
undecided which direction to. take.
Darkness was all about me; a fearful
sadness possessed me; and as. ad-
vanced a few steps an enigmatic power
was pulling me back. But / struck, out
on the sIushy road east at my fastest
walk Gusts OF sIeet lashed my face,
and my feet sank to the ankles az
every step. I tramped on and on
whittier? Ny head was crammed with
sffagmentary thoughts-of my erstwhile
happiness. of my folly, Of my graft
tuee-and my heart sank with shame
of myself. Instantly, however. reason
came to my defense:s 1 had committed
no. sin: had done harm. to no one; I
IovedtKatia as a sister, and why should
not kiss her? What harm is there in
a kiss. that because OF one the sudya
should. notify me to leave? thought Of
the money I had taken; 1t seemed to
burn in my pocket. pulled out the
notes and flung them lhercely into, the
mud, and plodded on my way with a
quieter mind.
I tramped on through a seemingly
endless stretch Of mud-and- -slush-cOv-
cred land till at length reached a
small village. one Of those entirely
occupied by muzhiks (peasants). with
barnlike houses and houselike barns
would have sought shelter In one Of the
hedged-in huts. but all the dogs OF this
little community set up such a loud
barking that I was glad to get out Of
the village with my life. After another
half hour OF the heavy road 1 caught
the faint lights Of another village. BY
this time / was numb to my very bones
from the damp cold. my legs were so
tagged that one would hardly follow
the other, and my face stung as II It
had been dashed with a bunch OF net
ties. But I struggled desperately.
blindly on till I reached the village,
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BID FAREWELL TO zAMOK.
Y YIMMEDIATELY repaired to my
room and locked myself in Ny
present happiness was gone. and the
magnificent castles 1 had built in
the air were all shattered. The
dreary weather outside added gloom to
my misery. The rain was now
completely changed TO large fakes
OF snow that disappeared as they
fell upon the muddy ground. The
sudya's stern countenance stood before
my minds eye; his harsh voice was
stiu ringing in my ears brooded and
reflected, though nothing definite
shaped itself In my mind thought Of
Katia, Of how the sudya glanced at her
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CHAPTER XII.
rHE MYSTERY Revealed.

Outside it was dark. cold. dreary.
with bitter wind-driven sleet. A dog
growled in his kennel as passed him.
but after springing out he seemed to
recognize me and quietly disappeared
within his shelter. 1 found the gate
fastened so L had to climb over the
high barbed-wire fence which inclosed
the yard. to the great injury Of my
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RHIS is the second install
ment of "The Fugitive"
l the new novel of Jewish
life in Russia and America,
by Ezra S. BrudnO, which
has created such a stir, both
in Europe and America, in
which, perhaps for the first
time, shows the real cOndi-
tiOn that exists among the
Jews. The Interpretation
that the author gives to his
title il will be found is vast
ly difereIa from what the
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Copyright. 1904. by Doubleday. Page
& CO
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CHAPTER X

"a @.
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The
MAN
ABOUT
WIN
.B,sHarry Tucker.
OUT or PORT ARTHUR TIL
'(l,y wireless telephone, via the CITY Han

= ! 10.
vi. ,trc,ess 5iclephone, Via the City Hall
Tower)
y poRT ARTHUR, July "a; We stru Ilt. !
/. twn mines In coming into the CITY,. out
NAV smU we're snited and didn't amount TO
much. n, -..o,v are
good to eat ali the time makes 9 mistake.
We'd rather have some or klrk"ooeu
buttermilk and sweet pota ,aSt,i pe, TO ask
NJ tic general delivery for our mall mall. we y,
found that the general was out tryihg 70
head off the Japs: 80 o,,or,,
H thnsa and liza 'e linen suits That We
wore to Beach Park last, summer. anla
eaueht IN Wor fee st rd w' at the delivery
window trying to tell the clerk what we
were there for In Russia a shell pu ll.
over our head and denesd our to the SHE'LL
This surprised us, and we asked the clerk
= Why that was that ,.,,an -, ,,,.-
paDoe nonaerl. a ia
iSoh, that is different" we said in very very
good English. !. - ,,o,,, TN -
nv Glenn. 1t read In part ~, 49,,
,iaving nothing to do, I Will, now
write, having nothing to say. : VII nov
CLOSE" u..r.+,r,,
Moore, Of the Olympia Club. de invited
us to spend a few days With the clup as
their camp this summer. ~,
"tTho ether letters contained bills from
various persons, all of which we placea
on fIlc. after making q determination to
pay every one of them when our snip
Then a wireless cablegram from the
ot Come s'a home 1oni at once. We need, you;
They are going to select a nc " ChnleI ~ =,
Police and the presidential eam ann Lgs 7 Is 3
on. Cut out the war. We have got TO
lick Teddy, or we'll have a war on our
could only get the home s n Dea q, c seae
aaef but ch Moud 'R IKE Is boat boa T e be-
and We don't think we could get passage
on the Siberian Railway just at,this Tune:
We have no automobile or roller SKATES
nor any balloons, so we can 7 See INV We
are to cross the angry waves. .,
Y Nobody wants to get away from these
awful Shells and torpedoes and things
any more than we do, but until .Ad 1llii,
We expect to be bottled UP Just as tight
as Pabsts blue ribbon. a IL.
3 What are these streets all torn up like
this for?" we asked a policeman,,
Ratskatsly gazoolorllraosskoft, rs Sale ,,o
y ..Oh, an underground railway. ch!Hs3We
replied. !, 4. ! i. IA - /, ! "a
city was on the alert anc that lee.a 1,,.
lat the Inevitable result wn,ld pc occu,
underground passage far out into the bay;
When the Japs come in the citizens VII
20 nut into this underground and ltnueI-
water passage, float to the TOP and es-
cape BY swimming away. while they arc
being searched for in the city,
It'I take the Japs. long time,Ito Eet,
In bit when they do they will find the
amo ,ts 'hs disguised
as a. Csnnama n. on a junk. we Will come
home at once. IL \ .a-
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NOTICE.
NOTICE TD 'ThX-PAYERS.

Office of Collector OF City Taxes.
CITY Han. Richmond, Va.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR ONII-tiALF Ut'
CITY TAXES. REAL ESTATE AND
. PERSONAL. FOR THE YEAR 1904 ON
JUNE 10.
nance provides that one-half may be
paid In June, and the remnintnE hair
in December. Failure to pnySall or one
nalf in June lncurs a penalty OF ) per
cent on the whole amount. which Is due
Is an once, and II mol paid before Sep.
tgTENIBLR ! the Collector is required to
lcvy,@iwlth costs added. (See Chapter
ALI MALES q years Of age. ALI.
& PERSONS (A1ALE Ok FEMALEl who
own personal property, or hold personal
property as tiduc!ary,5 and all plrtes
conducting business In the city OF Ric!.-
lnond (of whatever nnture) are assessed.
and will please call and settle. SO as TO
avoid delinquency. sa 4 &. 5
Grading. Paving. Pipe and Sewer Com
nection> Ellis are payable In the same
manner as Taxes. andaat the same time.
Give name in which property stands.
ind see that you get all your bills.
This being the only notice provided.
for by law, please give prompt atten-j
4 ton, as under the new ordinance s. per
cent. penalty Will have to be added to
the whole bill after June 30.
Office open from $50 A.. NJ, to 6 p. M.
II. w. CUNNINGHAM.
Collector of City Taxes.
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Work Being Rushed.
n CAV Associated Press.)

-T'll71 IS BY SsS0cfateu FTess.J :.
s,srSE ineer Willowby, of the Knoxville la
Toilette and Jelico Branch Of the Louis us
fNille and Nashville Railroad. Is aithori-
running from Knoxville to Jelico by Oc-
tober1st. The heading. Of the Cove Creek
tunnel south Of La Toilette has been cut
through and work is being pushed on
The Dossetts and Oak Greek tunnels
which are very difficult pieces Of en-
Eineerlng. When trains run through from
Knoxville to Jeico the Louisville and
Nashville through line from Cincinnati
to Atlanta will have been completed.
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WOOL! wOOL!-Weg HAVE LARGE OR
doris for new clip wool and pay highest
prices and no EXPENSES deducted except
freight churges. Farmers and mer.-
chants will do well to correspond with
US. We carry large stock OF ngrlclil-
tural peas, and solicit orders for SAME.
lii WALLERSTEIN PRODUCE CO., 10
and 81 S. Thirteenth Street.
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WANTED.

READl READ! WHAT ONE OF OUR
most prosperous and Influential citizens
has to say OF the Harris Anti-Dyspeptic
and Tonic Water. 3iis
Mr., Jas. a. Morris, ia N. Seventh St.
Dear Sir,-After using your Harris
Anti-Dyspeptic Water for two months,
can heartily recommend It for Ind.
I. can now eat and enjoy a hearty meal.
In addition to its medicinal properties:
this water Is a most refreshing and
pleasant summer drink. Very truly
yours II. J.. BLANTO N, President Ricn-
mond Dairy Company.
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Shriners Going to West Point.

The Fee Club composed Of all the
members of Acca Temple, will have a
private outing at Beach Park, West
Point, on Wednt<day, the 10Th instant.
They will leave in a private car at $50
F. NJ. on that day, carrying with them
bountiful supply of camel's milk, which
will add zest to the delightful fish sup
per which will be served to them In the
sort. {
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WANTED, IN A HURRY, 5000 VINE
gar and pickle barrels for my new crop
of pickles, 1000 molasscs and syrup bar
q rels, 1000 oil barrels OF all kinds, 1853
Y fish barrels, $1,000 cabbage crates, coca
cola half whlskcy barrels. all kinds OF
kegs, cider barrels; lard tubs and tlerces,
& bought at highest prices. d. O'SULLl-
i, VAN a,phonc 1929 547 52,S
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no FURNISH OUR
( home; furniture for avery room: mat
4 tlngs, rugs, lace curtains, portieres, pics
. lures mirrors, lamps, chinaware, etc.
You can have your purchase charged
and you don't have to pay instalment
prices either. aOSTRANDER'S, 200 West
\ Broad Street. Ebsa1 I'd
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BOARD WANTED.

WANTED BOARD IN COUNTRY FOR
the slinmerS1r private family for wife.
self and two small boys; must DO near
railroad or street car line and within
easy distance Of Richmond. Address,
stating terms, ommodations, ETC.. M.
+ Box Y4S, Richmond. Va II 4 Y,
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FOR sALE-ONE POWER FREIGHT
Elevator and Motor. all in good order;
platform 81 by AZ inches. Address WM.
RUEGER. a534&S $40
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EDGEWooD u OCEAN VIZ NV nd g L.
Z wood Is now open for the season; few
minutes walk from hotel; bathing and
boating free, and meals furnished Sum
day eXcursionists. Address Mrs e. IT,.
JAMES. EdgeWood, Ocean View, Va. l4
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WANTED GIRLS ABOUT is OR II
years old, accustomed to handling MAJ
chlnery. UNION ENVELOPE CON
foot of Twelfth Street.
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WANTED, "a CoLoRED MAN TO RUN
Glsyat1r nsf have en ;,Ia Adj
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A GOOD
S bookkeeper, intelligent and energetic.
tomake himself generally useful.gAp-
ply SOUTHERN ADV. SIGN CO. 1919
East Main Street. 5&
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WANTED, no KNOW WHY HAVE
I. your shoes repaired by machine shoes
makers and cobblers when LELAND
warrants superior work for tho same
f price? Shoes made TO order for Indies
Y and gents; also shoes for all kinds OF
cripples; EOS North Fifth sS&
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FOR SALE.

dALLEGo WHEAT FOR CHICKEN
+ feed; only a few hundred bags Of the
damaged wheaton, hand; stock Will be
exhausted by July 4: $1.C5 per bag OF
100 pounds. Apply at Warehouse. Sew
Y enteenth and Dock Streets. WARNER
~ MOORE Hts co., t& s53it8
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YOU FIND A COMPLETE MARKET;
everything the best and always fresh;
Gained goods. dc delIc ,cH ETC., "a at
BRAUER'S 9 East Broad Street.
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NOTICE.

Richmopd Va. June s. 1904,
THE TRANSFER HOOKS OF THE
BONDED DEBT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND WILL BE CLOSED ON
AND AFTER THE 18TH INSTANT
AND REOPEN THE 1877 DAY Oh JULY.
1901. IIDW, j, WARREN,
June It'll July1 Auditor
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am , - ~ ~, oS a ,,,nvad IN =,
Jewelry Store to North Ninth Street.
opposite Naws Leader Building Full
4 line of fine jewelry and great reduction
in watch repairing. JNO. SCHEER.
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WANTED, a YOUNG MAN FOR COLI
i lecting and office work. Address
stating age and references, Lock Box
= 2a3, city.
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ASK FOR RUSsELLiB ANTI-ROACtI
Powder; positively destroys water bugs
and cock reaches; all druggists, 1Oc..
Call'phone 1915. II you wish It sent.
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PARK ST. 81 NJ, 7-wANTED, -FOUR
gentlemen boarders; nice, new rooms
nnd. elegant location. Apply No. Z ~.
Park Street MI
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-suNDAY MORNING BT1TW' I11SN
Free Bridge and Main Street, along car
4 line, open-faced nickel case WATCH
with chain. Reward II returned to o.
X. CI1REITzBERG, V.sP. d e. Co.
4 Seventh and Math
LOST. STAYED OR STOLEN-MY
h lnvge pet CAT: answered to name OF
Schley. Reward If returned to Miss
BUTLER, care l. y. Brlggs's Bakery,
412 East Broad Street.
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MISS P1Tzt1R, 1915 EAST FRANKLIN!
NJ street, will entertain transient and
table bonrders during the summer
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MULES AND HORSES.
Having just opened at 1917 y, Franklin
Street, a Wholesale and retail stable for
sale Of mules and horses, we wish to
announce that we now have on hand :
Reasonable prices. s. r. CLAY, ! Prop.
+ j. s. @WIA11E Y, 4 Salesman.
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WANTED, YOUNG LADY sTENoGRA-
pher; state what machine and salary ex-
pected. Address INSURANCE, P. O..
Box $50. city.
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EVERY LADY CAN HAVE CURLY,
fluffy hair. which is so much desired ;
for &c. no gum Arabic used. Address
y MfN-MAx4 SPECIALITY CO., Richmond,
Vn rli4ltJ
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PERSONALS

-.
WE CAN'T TELL. YoU Kt1Rt1 ABOUT 7
a Ill the good furniture we have. put !, ~
pleasure In doing so. Remember. this is
not an tnstnlttieft store. charging IN
stniment prices but you are ~, welc q Il
W to open nh hccoilht With y, US. IOs IHA
ER'S, 200 West Broad Street.
YES, WE HAVE HEARD THERE is AN
+ epidemic OF cholera i1orbus IN this city
e for it In HARRIS s AN d P11Pf'lCi
II AND TONIC WATER; MIR. Norris va W.
Z It cures every time, and no doctor 8 bill
Ito pay. Nv Phone 4SSa. 1lla.l9ll
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE OFFER
Seven busts, mounted, or seven panels.
mounted. photographs. and good ones at
that, at the ORIGINAL DAVIS GAIL
LERY, SIT r.. Broad street. M
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LEN N(1x-I1ANDsONt IN ROOMS, WITH
& or without board, 1905 East Marshall. x.
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CLAY, H.. 11o3-RooMs. FOR RENT
With and without board; spcclnl IA tes
4 for the simmer months.
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WANTED. GOOD MAN TO TAKE GEN
cra.l agency for Industrial accident and
health insurance; best policy on the
market: liberal contract to right man:
experienced industrial man preferred.
Apply Tuesday and "Wednesday to ]. l..
z A,rLEFl. Jr.. Richmond Hotel.
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COOL, SHADY PORCH AND YARD;
Z. large, pleasant rooms and excellent
fare; very near depot; rates moderate,
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WHY Be FAT7 IT IS POISONOUS AND
weakchs the entire syst9m. thus endnt1..
gering you: life Danlelss method OF
physical culture ID guaranteed to re-
dt,ce your weight many pounds. Call or
address MELVILLE DANIELS, No. WI
East Broad Street. y, II
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WANTED, sAW-MILL HANDS. WE
want several good white men at circular
steady work; house furnished to men
with families. Also, woodsmen with ex-Y
perence to work around steam skidder;
wages $1.25 to s1.50 per day. Address
!. I30X No 7X3 Norfolk, Va. sNl.L ..Ha-l n 81
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WANTED, TO BORROW. $3.50 ON
three or four years time on Richmond
real estate; will paySthe interest months
ly or quarterly to suit lender. Address
BORROW. care this office.
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CARY, IL, NO. b---WAN TED, FEW G!IN,
L tlemen bonrdera In private family. NO. .
hast Cary.
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FREE DEMONSTRATION ALL THIS
week at Niilers Laurel Market. $50 ".
Broad. Ice cream favored with 1'OW-l
Il 2LER'J EXTRACTS served free. NJ
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HELP WANTED-Male

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
ilewspapers; experience unnecessary;
/ mo- canvasslng. Send for particul lars
+ NORTHERN PRESS SYNDICATE,
4 I,ockport. N. ".
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WANTED, FAMILIES LEAVING THE
city for the summer to know that they
meats and everything else contained In
market. BRAUER'S, East Broad
Street 30s2 aG ets5 t E5
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ASK FOR RUssI1TI.'s ANTI-RoACH.
a Powder; positively destroys water bugs
and cock reaches; all druggists. 100
Call phone 1915 II you wish 1t sent,
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

TEAC HER-WANTED BY A GRAD.
Is uate of Blackstone Female Institute,
position as teacher in private family
for young children; references given.
Adress TEACHER" Tunis, N. G.
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SUMMER RATES AT TIIT COMFORT
able and attractive rcsort,SG Bright
View Old Point Comfort, Va. For IL
n SIIPH MFIANARD, Manager.
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A FIRST
class double-entry boolskeeper for. sub
stitute work. Address, in own hand.
Il INVITING, with references, LUMBERJ
~. re- this office. II az & ftl 2lFh H gGilAt
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!. COAL, WOOD AND ICE.

ON AND AFTER JULY 1sT WE. WIEL
the corner of Linden and Cary Streets
where we Will be pleased to see anyone
VINO wishes to save money In buying
fuel TYLER 6; RYAN. Phone 1913.
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HoMME HOUSE, ONE MILD FROM.
station &C. & o. Ry.): fine grounds;
good bathing; home-llke accommodate
lions; best society. For full particulars
address fION1ME1 HOUSE, Cismont. AL
II bemare Va. 3tt!fl
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> OR ALE-SPECIAL-ONE HoRsE
Trucks and Grocery Wagons; call and
see them before buying. u. G. BRls-
TOW, 10 South Fifteenth Street
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MILLINERY.

HATS AT HALE.
price: the prettiest conceits OF the sea
son in both dress. style and shirt-waist
hats: sumptuous assortment of un-
trimmed hats to be made lovely by deft
hands OF expert milliners. Mrs. CHAM
LEE, 3lS E.. Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28

YOU NEED Nor GO TO THE #CoUH-5
try 10 getgfat and well; just drink freely
Of a. d. Water and be happy. Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28

USE RICHMOND CEDAR WORKS.
liindling for summer cooking; the
quickest and best fuel. NoW have a
good supply; prompt delivery. Price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

LARGE, COMPLETE STOCK OF FIRST
class Buggics, Surveys Phaetons. Run
abouts and Traps at the right prices.
Call and see them. SAFETY BUGGY
CO., 1853 T. Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28

WALL PAPER ALI STYLES. ALL
prices; ali work guaranteed! .strl ely
ilrst-class. we respectfully Invite you
to look over our line and get our es u
z W.. n. ALLEN Sc Co. ZIG n. First st.
Phone 022. s. y ~