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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27
sx11NK OIL SCARCE AND HIGH
prospect. Me-, Reports on One OIL the
rh;af of It's Fall Crops.
os,ordsnt New York Sun

prosnact CNe1 Correspondent New horh sun
>Yo;.,ar tradition nor the memory OF Nv
,ny man runs back to time when frospec'
WAS not the skunk oil metropolis Oh M'ii''
I've, IN the times when angleWorm Oh anu
snake oil ran skunk oil a close race loi
leadership Prospect maintained It's repu'a-
,ion for producing more skunks TO the acle
and fatter skunks than any other to"n LII
the DAYS of the civil war Gen. reagan
veteran of the conflict with Mexico, gained
a renutation for benevolence and small
so-t,ine nv extracting the oil from skunks
and sending 1t to the army hospitals for
the relief of the stricken troops. -
The harvest of skunk Oil for 1919 mas
been very much below the average, due, II
Js said IN the fact that last June and July
we're cold and wet, and as grasshoppers
hatch in those months the weather kiiieo
most OF the insects In infancy, thus cutting
off the food supply of the skunks. AS an
OFFSET for the poverty In yield, the selling
nrtce of the oil has advanced from "a to 10
a gallon, and buyers are busy coiecting an
the Job lots on hand. In average years
fair sized skunk would yield a quart of pure
oil. which was worth 81. and this sum,
added TO the 30 cents to 81 received for the
pelt. made skunk hunting an important IN
dustry for the farmers and their sons.
The skunk hunters say that the crime OF
suhstitution has afflicted their trade more
than any other, as dealers who are un-
scrupulous do not hesitate to dilute the
genuine product or the SKUNK WITH % per
cent or more of hens OIL which resembles
skunk's oil in every respect except in smell.
BY adding small quantity of the fiavortng
extract which skunks keep in stock the
imitation article can be sold to customers
without fear OF detection.
The practice Of selling adulterated oils
for genuine has become SO widespread that
the hunters Of skunks say that they will
ask the next legislature to pass an act
making adulteration crime punishable
with q heavy fine or imprisonment. AS
science Is unable to distinguish skunk's oil
from hens oil or goose's OIL. by any test
except Its SMELL 1t is feared that evidence
atlf7ioient fo convict will be hard tongecure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27

prodding it with their beaks. Here they
are mainly insect-feeders, but are mIschiev-
Gus in cherry orchards when they have
time, though fortunately they are usually
occupied all day long in feeding their young,
which require grubs and caterpilars, not
cherries. But in the autumn they strip
every berry from the elder bushes, and do
great mischief in fig orchards. Still, the
balance seems TO be rather on the credit
side of The starlings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27
Parsi Failings.

From Hlndi Punch
Our countrymen have been busy uproot-
ing instead OF planting. shaking belief IN
stead of confirming it, Europeanizins in
stead of Matchmaking, retrograding in a
sense instead of advancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27

Abram e. Gwynne. formerly a member OF
the brokerage firm OF Chauncey & Gwynne
OF Cincinnati, died at his home In New York
Saturday. He was born In Cincinnati hfty-
two years ago. and was q brother OF Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. For six months prior
to his death he had been VI with paraIy1fk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27

the 18th Kansas Regiment in the war with
Spain.
Robert J. Wynne, United States consul
general at London, England, talked with
the President today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27
1.-THE Goal. "
AT NEWSSTANDS.

Copies OF VIII Greie's
double-page picture in last
Sundays Star, printed on
heavy paper for framing or
home decoration purposes,
may be had at The Star OIL
6ce or newsstands at 10
cents each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27
POST STAMP CURREN CY
HIGH PRICES FOR A KIND OF
MONEY USED IN WAR TIME.
Postage Stamps Incased in Metal and
Mica That Served Double
Purpose.
F:om the New York Sun


Incased postage stamps are arousing 4
great deal of interest among coin and stamp
collectors, for the character of this odd
species of money brings it within the prov
ince of both. So kee nhas been the rivalry
TO obtain specimens of this issue that high
prices have been paid for little disks of
metal which only short time ago in many
instances were given to children t. play
with.
Incased stamps consist of postaga stamps
of the issue of 1861, in value from ] TO 80
cents incosed in thin. circular metal cases
about the size of a 25-cent piece, faced
with mica. The metal part is nothing more
than rim, and was intended to protect the
stamp, nearly the whole of which is il view
To conform to the disk the corners of the
stamps have been folded under.
They We're first made by J. Gault OF New
York city who patented the cases N 1852
on gold, metallic money OF ali denomin l.
tons was almost entirely withdraw: from
circulation. So people took to using post
age stamps for currency.
So great was the demand for these stamps
that it is said 1914 600 900 were sold in three
months, and yet this great NUMBER, which
represented the capacity of the government
plant was insufficient to meet the demand
Postage stamps, of course, were not
adapted to this purpose and they soon he
came damaged. This caused a gre II Zeal
of trouble for persons often placed these
same worn stamps on letters.
Then Mr.. GauIt conceived the idea Of
framing the stamps in metal TO protect
them from wear. Many patent medicine
firms, life insurance companies, hotels aud
bread companies in this city adopted the
scheme and gave large orders for their
manufactured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27
Get Just What You Want

for something you don't want by adver-
Using in the Trade" column Of The Star.
1c word. Minimum charge, 1oc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27
Furn1it G1fee

J; Suggestions for Christmas presents.
4 select nova deposit will secure
1: them Pay the balance later Note
g these special reductions.
y Women's Desks, worth goo. So -
4 Women's Desks. worth $500. $7.9S
Music Cabinets. worth $1,000. IS 90
Z Parlor Cabinets. worth S14OO. 5000
: Gold Leaf Corner Chair. worth
4: Si..D .........-....... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 4S
: Mahogany Rocker, worth 500. So 50
) Golden CHARTERED Oak Rocker,
; worth 500. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4aS
!. Reed Rockers. worth s5.Oo....... S3.T5
! Golden Oak Morris Chair. worth
: 500 .............. S6-9S
(; Beautiful Princess Dresser,
Z worth 5000; special. $24. 90
) Leather Couch, very best steel frame
: construction, strong springs; regular
!: $500 value, Special this $40. so
!. week. ~ We ~ "
: White and Green Enameled Beds.
desirable patterns, very strong and
rigid; worth $500; special GS gTA
this week. DO 90 "
Z Felt Mattresses: best quality felt:
!: biscuit tuftng. art ticking. The kind
: that sell at $500 regu- $40 6dD
: larly; special this week ~ Il " ~ "
Good Feather Pillows, fun 20x2s
! inches, art ticking; good value At
: $3.50; specially priced for G1 IL
: this week. a pa.r........... " -
{ Fine line of Beautiful Pictures,
) Pastels, Etchings. Prints, etc; all at
; special prices.
: 5-piece Mahogany Parlor Suite. up
( holstered in satin damask: very high
+ ly polished; regular S0A.Q2
7 price. 500 Special price y
! Substantial Solid Oak Chiffonier; 5
; deep drawers Special Ga D2
I price for this week..
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Advert Senent.

On the back of each metal case was
stamped the name of the firm issuing it,
and these issues not only relieved the de-
mand for small change but also furnished
a good advertisement A charge CT about
- per cent was made for making them by
Gault.
The incased stamps had none of the draw
backs of their predecessors and We're gen
orally accepted as money until the issue of
fractional currency, which put an end to
their usefulness.
The stamps used in the metal cases were
of a special design, as the government at
the outbreak of the war had repudiated the
stamps issued before that time When the
civil war began there were millions of dol
lars worth of postage stamps scattered
throughout the southern states in hundreds
of post Offices so the federal government
took this course in self-defense.
In the 1-cent cases were the 1-cent
blue stamps bearing the head of Franklin.
Jeffersons portrait was borne by the 5-cent
issue The 30-cent stamp, bearing Frank
Inns head, was put in the case of that de
nomination, while Washington'S portrait
J was used in the "a and 90-cent cases. the
latter being the highest denomination IN
closed in metal case.
There were $50 varieties of the incased
stamps, for firms In different parts of the
country also adopted the idea. And even
Canada had one issue. This was the one
issued by the firm of Weir e. Larmin.e of
Montreal.
The senior member of this firm. while on
visit to this country in the early Cos, met
Mr. Gault and, as small change was also
scarce in Canada, he ordered a lot of the
stamps with the name of his firm. They
contained United States stamp of 10 cent
denomination, and We're generally used
throughout Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27
Metcalf to Succeed Himself.

Col. Wilder s. Metcaif, at present pension
agent at Topeka, Kans.. is to succeed him.
self. That has been determined upon by
the President, who has talked with the
senators In the states interested In this ap-
pointment. Col. Metcaf was colonel ol
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Specimens Scarce.

This is the only instance on record in
which currency issue of this country has
been circulated in the Dominion Speci-
mems of these stamps are now very scarce
and command premium of s25.
The value of the tncased stamps now
mount as the denomination increases, for,
while there are hundreds of the smaller
value those of %, 80 and 80 cents are much
less plentiful, although nearly any speci-
men Of an incased stamp, no matter of what
denomina tion will fetch from 81 up.
The rarest of the incased stamps Is the
9O-cent one issued by the firm of Kirk
patrick & Gault. In this city, specimen
of which brought $125 at recent Chicago
sale Next to it comes the 9O-cent issue.
bearing brakes Plantation Bitters on the
back. which is valued at sS4.
Another 90-cent stamp of ]. Gault is
worth S75 The 24-cent Drake stamp is
worth SAT, while the 30-cent issue of the
same company brings $42.
12-cent stamp issued by the fremont
House of Chicago Is worth $50. while one of
the same denomination of the Irving House
of New York city is worth IS. One bearing
the words "Burnett's Cooking Extracts"
of 3O-cent value. Is worth $36. the 2i-cent
stamp is worth the same sum, while that of
IL cents brings $50
An odd thing In connection with the sale
of these stamps is the fact that some of the
postage stamps of the same kind as those
placed in the metal cases bring good deal
less than the incased stamps of that year.
while on the other hand several varieties
bring more.
The 6-cent red-brown stamp Of 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27

The Century Co., Union Square, New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
SCHOOLS.

~ M'o UlRE' - UNiVE RslTY5 SCHOOL, "a
OPP. MONROE PARK RICFN1OND,VA.i
Forty first Session Begins Sept.lss, lytb.
and class rooms large, well lighted and
well ventIia ted. Sanitary arrangements
recent and excellent. Inspection Invited.
Eight experienced Instructors. Separate
study hall and instructors for small boys.
Boys prepared nt this school have this
session. 19C4-l915.5 at UNIVERSITY of MA.
NJ. a. and 2 3. a. degrees, and IS NJ IA
and 3. y diplomas: RANDOLPH MACON
NELL UNIVERSITY Il NJ. e. and i E.(E,.
degree; U. s. NAVAL ACADEMY,l grad
5uatc; UEIY. COLL. OFEMEDIClNE 4 81.
~ Catalogue containing full Information
about Instructors courses. Negotiations.
terms complete University and College
Record for last nfteen years. at book ana
drug stores or BY mail. Principal at N.
Belvidere ST. a ftcr Sept s.
JOHN p. INQUIRE. Principal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
-LEaAL @No1.Icg.
MIR al NJ AIN tt THE HuST1NGS
~ COURT OF TILE CITY or RICH
NEf1N f1'f21rINIr 17'NtJ 10f 5tSJTHi tfti III

Vt dd{It,f "a AN ir r 1Iy a og RjsH
MoNN M JTNIs 2 q 1926. !, & vo
terms Of III purchase for lie land Of the
ieeh 81 where, you are IN The ts1ha
you, as provided IN the Code OF Vlrgnia,
that the Southern hallway Company. /, q
cation to the !" Hastings Court Of the city
nchmondd to appont ye g, snter
{ be a Just compensation for SO much OF the
land Of the freehold, whereof you arc the
tenant. or other property, or for. the In
condemned for It's uses. and to a ward tho
damages. IL any,aresuting to the fndja-
cent or other property 9wnetl by you =
yond the peculiar benefits that wil3accrue
to such properties. respectively, from the
construction and operation OF the COM
pany's work. Tho land wanted by tho
scrlbed ms follows, 81 s
ns espno Gag 81 oo ynx t% S re sot
ae 81 e spd ns CIR ss
with the centre line OF Twenty-third
larry 10 IWenty-tnlrd street west u rect
TO the Intersection or the west curb limo OF
Tweaty-third street with the north curb
line Of Cary Street; thence with the north
curb line OF Cary Street west 1877 feet:
south IL feet thence east parallel to said
curb line 2tS feet to the point OF begin-i
ming !; said pnrce! otiland containing 54ss
square feet, and butts .upongthe south
tlcularf description OF which said property
80 sought to be acquired. along with a
profile showing the loca tion OF the track
OF the Southern Railway Company to DO
constructed thereon, reference ls made to
the map and profile. this day filed with;
the petition OF the company In the clerks
office. OF the Hastings Court OF the city
of Richmond. A
}S SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
BY Munford. Hunter. Williams and An
dcrson, Counsel. ,3 i
b A copy-Teste:
WALTER CHRISTIAN. CLERK.
Jc2S-1nw-4w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
NOT NEED TRIGG YARDS.
Contrary to Government Policy
to Establish One Here, 55

Captain John Lamb, member OF Con-
gross, has received from A't'istant Seq
rotary OF the Navy Darling a letter In
forming him officially Of the llctIon OF
the department In refusing to purchase
the Trgg shlpyard property, Mr.. Darling
announces that It Is the policy OF the
government to establish naval stations
only where they will be available for
every class of vessels, The depth OF
water in the river here would preclude
sbattleships and large cruisers from COM
Ing to this yard. The Norfolk navy yard,
he says. fills all needs Of naval station
In these waters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
De,fasulter's Trial,

Especial to The Times-DlspatchY
RAIl1IciH, n, G.. July. ll.-Alpheus
Vaughan, former manager Of the Raleigh
offlce Of the Singer Sewing Machine Conn
pany, was on trial to-day Ia the Wake
County Superior Court on the charge OF
embezzllng $1,000 from the company This
taxing the vase al 5 O'Clock. At ii
O'Clock tonight they were still out with
no possibility of agreeing before morn
Ing,
The Sdefalcations were discovered after
was arrested In Toledo, Ohio, last May,
He has a wife and three children, but
ran away from here With another woman,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
RAWLINGS INSTITUTE, Charlottesville, Vi

A select home school for young ladies'.
Had to turn away pupils last year Best
climate and most beautiful scenery in
Virginia. sos. 900 already subscribed to
expand the school into a great Woman's
college. Bound to grow. Next session
opens September Goth. Send for catn-
logue HENRY WISE TRiBBLE,
{8 Pres dent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
VIRGINIA POL / !, !. EcKHIc INSTITUTE
Estate Agricultural and Mechanical College
:. AT a BLACKSBuRG. VA.

Estate Agricultural and Mocha meal College,
Z -.s5{1as AT aBLACKsBuRG. VA. RS
4 A Southern Institute OF Technology
G 58 Instructors. Thoroughly equipped Shops,
laboratories and InArrnary. Farm !ot loo
acres Steam heating and electric lights IN
tIcuture. Civil, Mechanical and Electrical En-
Esineerlng. Applied Chemistry. Applied Geology
and General Science. Shorter courses IN prac-
tical Agriculture and Practical Mechanics To-
tal cost OF session Of nine months, Including
tuition and other fees, board. washing text-
Cost TO State students, 800. Next session be-
gins September 2ist. 1903
For catalogue and other information apply
TO j. 81. MoBRYDE PHI d. LII. D.. President,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
IN THE HUsTrNGs COURT OF THU
II CITY OF RICHMOND. X, =, 49,. 49,.
City OF Richmond. Plnlntl1,

John P. Branch, George4w. Taylor and J.
=, Rahnrssee Trus coYpEn Rsfe EAH rs
{EN}raet from decree n q June 18th, 1861
from, certificate OF deposit filed With II he
papers In this cause, dated c on the !, t iohl
day Of June lO tn ' ne G deyree herein
a a"irt Il 70 deposit lie sum ., s is g
to the credit OF this court lnHAthe Mer-
being the aggregate amount OF compen-
sation allowed and damages assessed IN
favor of the defendants,
and to enable the court to Gsn d,spos Sc
the credit OF the court. IN this cause, tne
court doth further adjudge, order enc
decree that this cause be referred to Johh
commIssioner for the purpose. to make
the following Inquiries;
Ill What person or persons are entlt'eu
and IN what sums 2, ana pEopertt,Hns and nd
a. What liens, IL any. exist at the date ate
Of this decree upon the sald prope n !, lor
Ware allowed lowe taken by tie city Of Rich
n,ond for it's purposes. showing the prl-
orties Of any such lions
the propeII ,Ip persons d aIsno oe
court as aforesaid. |. !,
NAil OF which inquiries the said Special
COMMISSIONER Is directed to report to
court. together with. any majter specially
stated deemed pertinent by MIN, or re-
qulretd to be stated by any party ~ -.
f'iAnd the said Special Commissioners, is
directed to give notice OF the time ,t ,.,na
place Of making. the foregoing inllu ~ III
q or u ia, their attorneys and also BY pub,
liootl onro 81 for four SlCCeSSlN6
weeks in some newspaper published y ne ne
PENDANTS and ali other persons interesle {,
notifying them to appear before nm =. sna ~
their respective claims may be passed
llDon, M slltltl 3Ni@#H IG,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12

ON THE 2O1>II OF JULY THE BOARD
Of Visitors Of the University OF Virginia
VIII. in session. at the University OF yir-
glnia, elect two Professors In the De.
partment of Medicine, one Professor OF
cation and one Professor Of Secondary
Education. BY direction Of Charles p.
Jones. Rector, Applications may be sent
to President ALDERMAN. University
OF Virginia 6lg
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Virginia. Carolina Chemical Company,
,,,- Ies ~ n r iQ0s

v
Jersey City. N. r., June 90. 1905.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
the annual Meeting of Stockholders
of Virginia Carolina Chemical Company,
for the election OF Directors and for the
transaction Of such other business as
may lawfully come before the meeting
Gncluding receiving the annual report
f1cation OF the acts Of the said Board
since the last annual meeting Of
Stockholders. will be held at the prin-
cipal office Of the Company No. - sEx-
q change Place. Jersey City. county OF
Hudson. New Jersey, at 2 o'clock F.
M. on Wednesday. the 10Th day of7July,
1905 Uhis being he first Wednesday 2 +
4 er.the l6th OF july. In accordance With
Transfer Books will be closed at the
close OF BUSINESS on Thursday, June 20,
1905, and will be reopened at 10 o'clock
In the morning OF Thursday, July 2oth,
Is. D. 9CRIINSFIAW, Secretary.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

~. IN BALEh1, 1V1RGINlA.# .II5@9 3
Il Courses for Degrees; also a Commercial
course. Able faculty. Library. 900 vol
umcs; working laboratory; good moral
Eea lthful mountain loca ton. VERY MOD
}ERATE EXPENSES. sd year begins
September 18th. Catalogue free. address
j. A. MOREHEAD, President.
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Office of Special Commissioner.
u $3.50 u MOI
y JDIlII II I@Gftl 4Fu.V'.t, = y!
Merchants National Bank BulidlHs,

Richmond. Va,
The parties to the above entltle cause niSs,
notihcd that have RXed on my ny, 9 1n g
B h9H.i city = Of Richmond, as the place.
and the goth day Of July 1905, At i oco ,at
A. M" as The time, lor exeGitlnS q, ne re- hs
G Fnnr.apnineTis an extract, when and where
YOU are warned to attend and do what
may be necessary to protect your inter- ~
&C ay s'sas Under my hand this Goth day Of
June, 1905, ,a,Y>, +, 1.EA
Ia 81 Jaw. Nv Special Comrllls sio ner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12

SIX OR EIGHT BOARDERS WANTED
) for the r,qnths OF July. August and Sep
TENDER at n large, old-fashioned brick
house. half mile from station and post,
Office; plenty of shade. pure water and
Vegetables: hoarelers all around us; terms
IS per week. For full particulars ana
references, address Mrs. D.. f. GLEN
ffAN \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
E.DEEBRAhChES.

The following Branch Offices have
been established for the benefit Of
those living at a distance from the
Main Office OF The Times Dispatch.
The Tee Dee Wants left At any OF
these branches will receive the same
careful attention as though they had
been left at the Main Office. and
there will be no extra cost to the adj
vertiser:
sLAUGHTER's DRUG STORE, Twsn.
ty.tltth and Vsnable Streets.
w. r. EANE3, Twenty.fifth and Leigh
\ streets.
A. A., SCOTT, Twenty-fifth and Broad
Streets.
\ ROBERT !. WILLIAMS. Twenty first
and Marshall Streets.
1 TARRANTs. GRANT G. CO.. Fouohee
and Broad Streets.
c. W. LattImer, No. 300 West Mar.
shall Street
TROMPSON'S DRUG STORE. No. 1921
West Main Street.
Clay Street.
| RApY,s, DRUG STORE. Barton
Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, No. 5000
williamsburg Avenue, Fulton.
ROBINS PHARMACY, No 200 East
Marshall Street.
| CITY DRUG STORE, No. 1444 East
Main Street, corner Fifteenth.
JUpsON CUNNINGHAM, No. 2o27
East Main. corner Twenty-tirst.
! PINE STREET PHARMACY, No, a3i
! South Pine street,
| PoiNDESTER-k lRk'PARRlsH CO.,
! no. A12 East Broad Street.
| THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No, col
| West Cary Street.
! EATON PHARMACY, Twenty-el0hth
! and N Streets
| RlsoN's PHARMACY, No. 11o Canal
| Street.
j, r. LEWIS, No. 4 &. Broad Street.
CARRIERS DRUG STORE, No. 1902
Hull Street, Manchester.
| w, A. PERKINS, No. a. North syca-
more Street, Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12

CAFE VIEW COTTAGE y (FORMERLY
Booker Cottage,. Buckroe Beach. Va
HIS % comfortable rooms. electric lights
beautiful on the beach: only 100 feet to
bathing grounds Applyeto All22. j. G.
OUTTI1N, Box t125, Hampton. Va. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12

WANTED. SUMER BOARDERS IN
country. convenient to railroad station;
90 miles from Richmond; no chiiatet.
Apply to GEO. \. SANDERS, care STATE
Bank OF Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12

NEW YORK CITY, 12s W, EIGHTY SEC
ond Street, family living near Central
Park, would accommodate Southerner;
particulars. So .s5&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12

WANTED. BoARDERS AT THE ROSE
wood Cottage Virginia Bay Station.
ocean View. Special rates for parties.
Airs. w. "A. GRAVES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
FLATS WANTED.

WANTED. SMALL FLAT, FIVE OR
SIX rooms and bath. southlof Broad
Street. Address, With particulars, a. G.
L.. care this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12

BoAR pERS, Wt.ANTEr, AT, THE CAR
oiina Cottage, Virginia I3ech:g special
Z rates for July and August. For terms
apply to Mrs. l.. T.. HART, Box Co. Vir-t
ginia Beach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12

STRAYED FROM THE CRY STAL
SPRINGS Farm known rs Mansvalei. one
Roam Mare and BLACK Pony: KeWafu
BENTLEY, Phone SSSol..