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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-20
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pays to hunt up your little shovel
and dig for what you want, tho
the results are not always pure
gold. Or, in the language of
dough, seven if you seem to be
stuck fast in a mass of materi-
ais once in a while, just keep
mixing and ~kneading and-by and
by the loaf will seem to form
itself, so easily may it be nodded.
Personally, Juniors gained some
thing from their experiences
with dough besides a readable
story all around: lessons in
obedience and perseverance and
cheerfulness and helpfulness, be-
sides some sage reflections on
duty and the limit Of human ca
pability.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-20
NOT REALLY WHITE, YOU KNOW
Warm Little Hearts Can Find No Fault With Ungainly
and Dishonest Kittens.

Warm Little Hearts Can Find No Fault With Ungainly
and Dishonest Kittens.
(Fifth and Sixth Grade Prize.)
Asst summer the hearts Of sister Ruth and myself
~ were %gladdened by papa's telling US he could get us
two maltese kittens. We fairly jumped for JOY, we were
so happy. Our last pet kitten had died over a year be-
fore. The next night papa brought home the kittens.
But alas! papa must have been %colorblind, for the kit
tens were as black as coal. Nevertheless we loved them
because they were kittens and our very own. We petted
them and fed them but they only grew long, slim and
homely, lacked good manners and also honest habits.
Mama was away at the time, but upon her return she
soon decided that she could not live in the same house
with those kittens. Sister and I had quite a cemetery Of
dead birds we had found, chickens that had died, and our
former pet kitten, out under the Elacs; and mama in
sisted that papa should prepare our two black kittens
and have two fresh graves under the lilacs. AS mamas
mostly always have their way, the thing was done. And
the snow -Harriette Smith,
Sixth Grade. Chatfeld, Mimi
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TOPIC-ttDoUGH"

UGH, dough, dough! Then some more dough!
And then some dough on top of that-.and
there you nave an expression of the unlim-
tied quantities of dough Juniors have seen,
heard, felt, made, played in and stuck to
ever since the beginning of things. Quality
was almost as much in evidence as guam
tity, too,-not quality of the dough, but good
quality of work. There was originality of
plan and expression which, like the yeast in
the dough, worked and pushed and expanded
till it evolved from some very ordinary hap
peninGs stories whose freshness and light
ness were quite charming. That is the kind
} editor wants now and forever. There was
y in the work than one would think possible
1al glance at the topic, which shows that it
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-20
CHATS ON DOUGH

Minneapolis Juniors Set Their Wits to Working
! and Evolve Some Readable Stories OF Fer
: sonal Experiences.
TOPIC-stDoUGH"
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LIKE THE FOURTH
Fireworks and Feasting on the
Queens Birthday.
(PriZe.)

" 1IAC-J
I WAS visiting in Canada a
few years ago when I saw,
among other things, two lilac
trees. Yes, they were trees;
they were much too large to be
called bushes. They were the
largest I, or anyone else around,
had seen. One had white flow
r and the other purple. They
stood in the same yard and were
just far enough apart SO that
their branches met, forming an
arch.
The people there did not cele-
brate the Fourth of July, but the
twenty-fourth of May, which was
the queens birthday. I shall
never forget that twenty-fourth
Of May, because on that day we
had a party under the li1acs. In
the afternoon We had luncheon
and the children played games.
In the evening the older people
"
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NEW FROM NOWHERE
A Quest for Information Not
= Entirely Fruitless.

M ANA was away, and my ex-
4N perience in dough being
limited and commonplace I sought
my brother, who is a. baker, for
information.
"Why, sister, what I don't
know about dough would sur
prise you. If I could find out
how to get enough to keep myself
in bonbons and ice cream I'd
discuss it with you. Just write
to Rockefeller; he could give
you some pointers no doubt"
And without needing my at
tempts to explain, he rushed
away.
Then I thought of my elder
brother just returned from the
west, and when I asked what he
knew about dough, he became
enthusiastic at once and said,
"Dearie, the most I know about
doe is confined to my recent
trip. Mine host, who was
Uncle Sam, you know, has as
fine a collection Of doe as I have
ever seen. But the best author
ity you can probably get is our
esteemed president. Just write
to him, sis; he knows a lot of
things about doe and bears.''
Then as I hurled a book in his
room he called out, TASK Nora"
Nora was something of an al
), intrusion upon her domain, but
time and determined to brave ht
as I remembered it was one Of I
The expression of Nora's face q
was not encouraging, and when
to learn something about dough
"Och! miss, is it dough yes
it's the cross-buns I IN after maxi
weather entirely and the dough
It's back to ould Ireland IN
and the dough rises as foine as
I'll give notice at once and bid
fed lest she carry out her threa
as to dough.
A Seventh Grade, 915
Madison School.
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ON TIME IF NOT BEFORE.
(Honorable Mention.)

- (Honorable Mention)
tERE sure to take good care Of that bread, Violet"
- said mama as she went out. cit must be in the
oven at ten O'Clock" "All right,' I said carelessly,
and resumed my reading. I was sitting by the window
and everything was quiet inside and out as the clock
slowly licked away the hours. The sun was shining
brightly out-of-doors. A cock crowed just outside the
window, and I yawned and threw down my. book to go
and
Just then the clock began to strike. One-two-three-
CONTINUED on Sixth Page) --
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UNDER THE LZZACS
Puppies and Perfume from Garden and Hedge
Mingle and Drift Thru the Stories of North
western Juniors.
TOPIC "UNDER THE Iu.ACs."
(see change in date of topic for June 81
western Juniors.

SDER IHE was such a good topic,
and there were so many charming stories to
tell, and Juniors were so eager to do their
best, that some funny mistakes were made.
Perhaps one might possibly imagine some
other cause for such things coming to pass,
but this sounds very reasonable and there
fore satisfactory. Pink blossoms one Junior
said his lilacs bore, and that this Junior
was a boy but partially excuses him. The
editor does not know of any good reason why
boys should not be as correctly informed on
colors and common flowers as girls, tho ira
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WHAT THE DOUGH BABY SAID

Always Wash Your Hands When You Are Told or Some
thing Might Possibly Happen.
(Fifth and Sixth Grade Prize.)
IT was Wednesday morning when I went into tho
1 kitchen and found mother baking. I asked her for
some dough which she gave me. I made a doll out Of it
which I intended to give to my sister. I put it into the
oven and waited half an hour, but it was not baked SO I
put it in again. After I had waited another half hour I
looked at it again, but it was the same as when I put it
in, SO mother told me to throw It away.
That night when I had gone to sleep ! dreamed I
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-20

and blues may be discernible to the eye of an artist in the
exquisite tints Of the Glac's lavender and purple; but
white and purple the lilacs certainly are, and not pink.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-20

SdCHtItU 1T CtItUIdCtu WuCN
as we do the Fourth Of July here. The trees were hung
with Chinese lanterns and flags were hanging here and
there. We saw fireworks and such things until we were
tired, and after refreshments had been served we went
home to dream of the beautiful lilacs under which we had
enjoyed ourselves so much. Norma Howe,
Eighth Grade. GAINESVILLE, MINI
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NOTICE.
Notice to Tax Payers.

a ~ q So q III 4 & ~
ONCE OF Collector OF City Taxes.
City Hall, Richmond, Va.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR ONE-HALF OF
CITY TAXES, REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL, FOR THE YEAR 1905 ON
JUNE 10,
The whole tax is due, but the ordi-
nance provides that one-halt may be
paid In June, and the remaining half
In December, Failure to pay all or one
cent on the whole amount which Is due
at once, and If not paid before SEP
TEMBER list the Collector Is required to
levy, with costs added. (see Chapter
XIV. sec,7) E f
PHRsoNs MALE on FEMAIE9 who
prope,Hy as t,dHedary, 4 t and q FL P9ytist
mond (of whatever nature) are assessed,
and will please call and SETTLE, so as to
& avoid delinquency. ss
Grading, Paving. Pipe and Sewer Con-
nection Bills are paya BILE in the Same
manner as Taxes, and at The same time.
Give name In which property stands,
and see that you get all your bills
This being the only notice provided
for by law, please give It prompt atten-
ton, as under the new ordinance s per
cent, penalty. will have to be added to
the whole BILL after June both.
II, W. CUNNINGHAM,
Ju1-1mo Collector Of City Taxes.
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SCHOOLS

UNIVER slTY OF VIRGINIA,
EDWIN A ALDERMAN, President.
LETTERS. SCIENCE. LAW, MEDICINE.
~. !. Y ENQIN SERING. iF,'i
.R Tuition In Academic Department
FREE 10 yIRGIN1ANSE NJ
Entrance examinations have been Instituted.
present enrolment largest In history OF tho
institution. Next session begins Sept. 18th,
n HOWARD WINSTON. Secretary.
Charlottesville, Va.
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HELP WANTED-Malo.

A-YOUNG MEN, FOR F1REMEN AND
brakemen, Virginia and other railroads;
experience unnecessary; flremen SO, be-
come engineers and earn $50; brake
men 500, become conductors ana earn
for particulars. RAILWAY ASSOClA-
T1pN, Room 2Esj-2a7 Monroe Street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYEp FROM 2a4 S. FIFTH STREET
yesterday morning, two Jersey COWS.
viii be rewarded. w. j. HOGAN, 22S
South Fifth.
1,OsT-oN CAR BETWEEN. TWENTY
Rroad n set of Rosary Beads. II re-
turned 10 SLAUGHTER'S DRUG
STORE will receive reward.
LOST-ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON OK
night. small Diamond stud. Liberal re-
ward IL left ut this office.
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Greatest opportunity ever oltereo. Any
one can Learnt eight weeks completes
course; diplomas awarded; money earned
while learning; positions guaranteed IN
city or country. Write for catalogue.
MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE,, III
Prince Street, New York City.
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WANTED, MEN AND BOYS 10 LEARN
plumbing trade We cannot supply de-
mand for graduates; $3.50 to So per
day; eight weeks completes course;
logue, COYNE BROS. co. PLUMBING
SCHOOLS, Cincinnati o., ST. Louis,
Mo. Employment guaranteed or money
refunded.
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ThE sT. CHARLES.

Most select location on the ocean 'front.' At
lantic CITY, Nj. With an established reputa-
ton for excluslveness and high-class patronage,
Hot and cold, salt and fresh water in every
bath Bell telephones In rooms. Courteous
service. Coli privileges Booklet, Orchestra OF
NM NEWLIN HAINES,
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MEN 10 LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Special inducement, new method; full
particulars free. NLACGREGOR BAR
BIER COLLEGE, Boston Block, Mlnne-
apolis, MINI. Incorporated.
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FOR SALE TO CLOSE ESTATE-ONE
Victoria and one ePhaeton. Can be seen
lib Z. Grace Street
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GRACE ST, w, 2os-FOR RENT-PAR,r
Of house. furnished or unfurnished: ref
erences exchanged. Apply 2OS West
Grace Street. 4
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WANTED. TO SELL A PAIR OF DARK
Bay Horses, aged and 8 years; weight
loo pounds each; splendid style; work
anywhere, single or double. Address p.
q o.. Box 2s1, Farmville, Va. #
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WIRE DOOR AND WINDOWS,

INCEST STOCK IN THE CITY, HAND
made and put in your house; the and
lhat Keep out ines, Lawn Swings. Tennis
HARDWARE CO.
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WANTED, FIVE YOUNG MEN FOR
4 STEADY WORK IN OUR WOOD
WORKING DEPARTMENT.. APPLY TO
Z RICHMOND CEDAR WORKS.
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JURGENs' WILL SELL YOU "A FOR
tune" or Mrs Rorer'' Gas Range, and
as any other stove will refund your
money: 4l9-2l Z. Broad Street.
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WANTED FOR q. o. ss6I-ABLH:
bodied unmarried men, between ages OF
d ana Is. citizens OF United States. sf
can speak, read and write English For
Information apply to RECRUITING OF
FICER, 10 e. Broad ST.. Richmond, Va.
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ROSE BUSHES. ALL OF THE BEST
varieties. Potted roses can be planted
all summer. but the fquicker the better.
I MERIT ROSE COMPANY. FIJI
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MARSHALL ST.. E., 11o-BOARD1NG;
central location one and half blocks
| from Murphy's Hotel; terms reasonable.
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HARNESS..


MEN USE PAPER COLLARS, HORSES
use leather collars, Is It "A goat or an
elephant? We can harness him, or repair
your old harness. BROOK AVENUE
HARNESS co. IL G. Stcinberner,
Prop. Phone l4tS.
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WANTED. MARRIED MAN. WITH
a small family, to work on farm, ! Y miles
from Richmond. Address CHANTILLY,
care Carrier Route No. 2, Richmond, Va.
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WANTED, AT ONCE, AN ASSISTANT
II registered druggist; must be sober and
Industrious; references required. Adj
dress w. d. WATKINS. Clarksville, Va
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WANTED, SUMMER BoARDERs IN
mountains of Virginia, between CnaT-
lottesville and Ivy: quiet place. Address
IN, - Birdwood. Va. st
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FLATS FOR RENT. !

FOR RENT-FROM s OCTOBER 1sT,
second apartment In The Denham l21
South Third Street. Apply III South
Third.
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'BOARDERs WANTED FOR THE SUM-
mer months. For terms apply to Mrs.
&. c. JETER, Bedford City, Va.
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GRACE ST., H., 612--w.ANTED BOARD.
.crs for a large or single room, good
table, centrally located; phone 1864;
every convenience 612 East Grace
Street, Hs8$
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FOR LE-GUARANTEED POOL
Tables $125; low priced supplies Write
for catalogue. FIrZERALDf MFG, CO.,
baltimore Md.
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REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

FOR ssALE-MOsT. DESIRABLE BUILD.
Ing lots on Floyd Avenue, near Straw
per foot. Address MRS. A1OATES.
Montgomery. Ga. I
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WANTED. SUMMER BOARDERs; NICE,
comfortable rooms; good board terms
reasonable. Address Mrs. G.. II. VIAL,
Peakes Turnout,sNa.
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IF YOU CAN AFFORD TO HAVE. YOUR
your interest 70 see our display Of shirt
irlgs. II you can't call ask to see so M
pies. w. 8. CONSTABLE d CO.. 736
East Main Street
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ROOFING.

LADIES' WHITE CANVAS gOXFORDS
7bc., at STEMS, Fifth and Broad
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THIRD. s., NO. 15--FOR RENT TO GEM
tlemen only, furnished. second-story
front room, with board.
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FRANKLIN ST., r., 415-l-r1aMANENT.
transient and table boarders. Phone
service. Mrs. STELLA C. FRENCH.
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WANTED. HARNESS MAKERS AT
once; steady job year around TO sober
y men. Address P. Q. Box No. l72, Hamp-
ton, Va. III
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WANTED, Statesmen. EITHER SEX.
in each locality in Virginia, for standard
household specially: rapid seller; used
up quickly: big profits; sample 25c. Ad-
dress EMILE CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Box CTS. Richmond Va.
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TWELFTH ST.. NJ, 4o3-FTRS ST CLASS
board and rooms Mt EANES HOUSE,
4o3 N. Twelfth Street. Terms reason,
able.
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PRINTING.

FOR WHITE SHOES, SNOW WHITE
4. Polish. WAGNER DRUG CO., &c.
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MARSHALL E., 1Oo5-LEC NNOx-HAND
some rooms, with or without board.
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SITUATION WANTED. Female

A LADY, A POSITION
as companion or governess for the SUM
ner months. No objection to travelling.
IA References exchanged. Address MISS
M" Mossley's Junction, Route !, Vir-
ginia-
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

A FEW SUMMER =BOARDEIaS. LARGE
rooms on river bank; boating: pure ar
tesian water; References. Terms %
Rappahannock, Va.
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GRACE ST, e., 103--BO ARDERS WANT
ed for nice front and back rooms; terms
moderate: also table boarders.
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FOR SALE-SETTER PUPPIES FROM
grand hunting stock. DEAN, near Fair
Oaks Station Va
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MATTRESS MANUFAcToRY,

AT WHOLESALE FOR
] The trade, JACOB lIhtLAUF. 7C5 West
Main Street Richmond. va.
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THE NEW F1TzHUGH COTTAGE, vIR-
ginia Beach, opened for guests June 1st;
all outside rooms; excellent service;
special prices to families by the week
or month. P. o. Box No. 6, Virginia
Beach, Va.
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FOR i SALE.

WANTED, TO SELL "A FISH BROS.
+ two-horse Wagon, Corn Shelter and
Feed Cutter, all In good condition, at
moderate price. For Information as to
location and price, address J. 14S, care
this office. n
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SNOW WHITE SHOE POLISH, sc.
WAGNER DRUG CO.rfEssC 5tl lH'
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.

SALESMAN WANTED-AN EXP15RI-
enced salesman having sold novelties
and calendars for advertising, commits
sion 3S 1-3 per cent. Address RAND,
MNALLY g. CO.. l42 Fifth Avenue,
New York,
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wHERE&1s THE DIVIDING LINE OF
the city2 DIVERS AU G I'll o N
HOUSE, 90 Broad Street.
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THE RUTLAND. SIX MILES FROM
Richmond on main line of c. & o.: con-
venient mall and train service; telephone
in house; hot and cold baths: boating.
swimming and fishing; railroad fare s2.75
per month. Address J. 112, care this
office.
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FOR SALE-A NEW RCBBER-TTRED
w. c. SMITH. A4 North Fifth Street,
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WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH. .FURNI-
turol and household goods. Call phone
5OO3L. FG 41
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SHOE REPAIRING.

IF YOU CUT OUT THIS COUPON AND
bring with shoes. We will accept 1t for
endtnr June olh 75c hal RI sole e Msys
shoes. 60c.; Coo, half sole ladies' shoes
45c. sewed on the same machine as
Z they are made With; no big. ugly stitch
es Ike the eobbler sews by hand; no
Our own make. sewed working shoe So.
4 J)REsF'S ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY,
7l6 East Main Street. Phone 1867, Send
anywhere.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
that 1t is done properly; 20 years expert.
ence. Cleaning, 400; Main Springs,
800. 4G East Broad Street. All work
guaranteed,
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STORAGE.

FOR CHEAP AND DRY STORAGE
ICONS apply 10 RICHARDSON 4 CHAP.
PELL. Storage Department Belvidere
Building, col w. Main Street Phone S<Y
FOR CLEAN. DRY STORAGE SEE
Il OLIVER. The Auctioneer, % Broad ST.
Phone f5SL.
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WANTED. TWO FIRsT-CLAsS CAR
rage painters. Apply to p. r. PHIL
LIPS & CO., 4o2-404 N. Seventh Street.
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WANTED.

TRY SNOW WHITE SHOE POLISH, &c.
4 WAGNER DRUG co. a Is
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MINERAL WATERS.

ALWAYS ON HAND; BUFFALO. BETIl-
esda, Starlight, Poland and Otterburn
Water THAN & GRANT. No. 400
East Main. phone 2s4.
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NOTICE.

UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE ExAM1NA-
TONS a summer course, preparing for
the University and other Institutions,
VIII be. conducted at the University BY
the Undersigned. Fl REINHOLD ROC
EIRS, M. Al Phi. D.
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RUGBY HALL vA--FoR BOARD,
with excellent fare, modern conven-
fences. beautiful mountain scenery;
Richmond references. Apply to Mrs.
Il THOMAS L. ROSSER, Charlottesville,
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DODSON COTTAGE VIRGINIA BEACH,;
ocean front, sewerage. shower bath. re-
S ception room, piano; fifty yards from
T hotel; excellent table, transients. Mrs.
LUTHER HUTCHINGS, Pavilion Sta
Mtinn. ....-.- .L ~. x 49,.
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FEATHER BEDS WANTED.

TO BUY, OLD FEATHER
Beds and Furniture for cash. j. W.
CASPER. SOB ", Broad Street. Phone
! 1896
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1 MILLINERY.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED. ASREGISTEREDD DRUGGIST;
single man preferred; would sell half
interest to rghtlparty; good location and
required. Address WIN. H. PURsELL,
Dendron, Va.&3;
WANTED, INTEREST IN LEASE OF
some paying hotel or lunch room, or
management Of same; strictly sober and
z competent,sAdddlrfe K. 1e7, care this.
office. 5ssSt
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TENTS AND FLAGS.

CONSULT us BEFORE GOING ELSE
where and see what we can do for You in
y the awning line. COPELAND & CO.. 1O8
North Ninth Street. Phone 2578. @
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WATER FILTER.

MICROBES MICROBES!l MICROBES!!!
Why drink them when a Scalfe Water
Filter Will cleanse the water. Try one.
residence filter capacity 10 gallons per
hour. For sale by G. a, INAiAN q CO.,
h Times Disgla tcM Bldg. 'Phone Us.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07

LADIES FINE WHITE CANVAS OK
fords, with wide ribbons, ;1.00. STEMS.
alg corner Fifth and Broad. ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07

MISSES P1TZER, PERMANENT AND
transient board. Richmond, 1915 East
Franklin Street; New York, 147-150 East
Thirty seventh Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07

MEMS SUITS CLEANED AND PRESS
A ed for sl.0O at M'KENNEY'S. 41S-420 p.
Marshall Street Goods called for and
delivered. Phone 'aS4O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07

COTTAGE, v1R GINlA
Beach. Va; ocean front, located be-
tween the hotels; special rates for June.
For rates address Mrs. T. II. MILLER.