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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 10 a. NJ. TO s P. NJ.
ADMISSION. 25C.
FREE ON SATURDAYS.
LIE GAL NOTICE..

~ -1RGIN1A: IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
OF THE. Law AND EQ uITY
AUGUST a23Lo. 1so5. IN VACATION, q
Rachel G; Walker and Henry c. Walker.
jalnin W. Cohn. and willie Cohn. his
wife. Plaintiffs,
VS.. a2;lsa
her husband Mary Abernethy, widow
OF Alexander 7. Abernethy. deceased.
IN cIIANCERY. 6.5 q
The object of this suit is to ascertain
the interest Of the plaintiffs in those two
certain houses and lots in the city OF
Richmond. Va, known as Nos. III and
Al3 North First Street, and fully described
property and have the proceeds distrib-
uted among the parties entitled thereto
ss 1t appearing by affidavit that the fol-
.9Ssis Thy Widow Of Alexander r. Aber-
2nethy. deceased: Kate Abernethy, daugh-
ter Of said Alexander r. Abernethy, de-
ceased; Mary Abernethy and Alexander
FAINT children OF said Alexander L. Aber-
nethy, deceascd), and Emily D. Wales and
Dr. Henry Wales. her husband, are non
residents Of the STATE ot virginia; tnat
{Tinslcy, Thomas Tinsley and Robin Tins
ley Sons of William n Tinsley and Ann
+. Tinsley, his wife. both deceased, and
they, or any OF them. be alive, are I'M,
known. and that diligence has been used
by affIant and others in behalf Of the
piaintfis 10 ascertain in what county or
counties, corporation or corporations
they or any of them: are. but without Ct
feet: and further, that the heirs OF the
said Irwin Tinsley, Thos. Tinsley, Robin
Tinsley and Kate Glazebrook. respective
Is, or their devlsecs respectively, If any,
If they. or any Of them, be dead, are I'M
1unknOwn--they are required TO appear
within fifteen days after due publication
OF this order, and do what is necessary 70
protect their interests In this SUIT
IA Copy-Testc: sL... =. Y, 81
r. r.. Florance. p. q.
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. Addie Deane Lyons.

y The sudden death OF this lady was q
great shock to this community, and will
be hardly less 30 to many communities
III the State with which she was idcnti-
fled BY ties OF consanguinlty and life
long friendship Her grandfather, Mr..
James Deane, was one OF three brothers,
mon of education and character, who
came to this country from the county
Of Galway Ireland. about the middle
Of the eighteenth century, and settled
In Cumberland county. Virginia. Her
father DR.. Francis II. Deanc, so
well remembered in this city as one. OF
Its leading physicians, respected and be-$
loved for his benevolent and lofty traits
was born at the hospitablc country seat,
Juverna, near Ca Ira.
His house In this city was at the corner
OF Seventh and Grace, the site at pres
ent Of tho Christian Church. Here ~
the years Immediately preceding the civil
war the subject OF this notice blossomed
into womanhood. She Is remembered
favorItcsl Of the clty's stlectost social
circle sho herself being tho unriyallcd
Gym osure. Tho writer recalls the scene
OF the benutcous tllrong that was wont
TO assemble. ievening after evening. III
the Deane parlors, hers being the gayest
and brightest spirit Of them NIL, and where
the picture OF her supremacy brought to
nlntl LIe lues " VIZ poSS'
And should you wish to know,
Then look round yonder shining row;
Who most does like an angel show
You may he sure tbs she.
Tho attributes of her mind and heart
were in correspondency with her per-
sweeter, 5.lovlier disposition than Addie
Deane' s.. From among her eager band
of sultors she gave her hand to Dr. Peter
Lyons, OF the prominent Richmond family
OF that name,
She was married during the war; DR.
Lyons was a surgeon In tho army, and
died about ten years after tho termination
of that unhappy strife. q.
she lived to sec her three daughters
happily and elgibly married: the eldest
being Mrs. Claude A.. Swanson; this
second Mrs, Henry ROhmer, and the
third ana youngest Mrs, Cunningham
Hall.
pathized with the aspiration Of Mr., Swan
son to occupy the gubevnatorlal mansion;
and tho 4looslng of the silver cord, md
| the breaking Of the golden bowl at the
| fountain, on the owe Of his election, was
an instance Of the disappointing decree
of fate that SO often overWhems our hui
man hopes;
But the fair guerdon when we hone to
| find, sli
And think to burst out mo sunaen nlna ah
Comes the blind fury with the ahforreu
| M shears.
And slits the thin-spnn NE
AZ Yesterday evenings sun was sink \, !.
a. hshind tho western hills she was by
l Ie's hands laid TO rest In benuti1n.
Hollywood May the SOD !. press Ies ii ,s,uoS
on that form that once enon,ra ~ ~ , re "a
Of earthly beauty, and q nature ~ ~ ~
~ ~ s sweet and affectionate. 49,
" s"ess u AN OLD FRIENp
Richmond, August Gath, 1902 1909 2
Louis H, Roster,
| 1,ouIs u, KestsE, es Na, ls lHsyYss'E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
CITY OWNS WATER WORKS
Transfer Of Fayetteville Plant
Made YESTERDAY.
,nInl ~ ,rhn Tin,as.nIsnatnh.l

$500 1SpecInI to The 7TlmeS-D lsnatch.J
4 FAYETTEVILLE N. c., August -
Fayetteville now owns its water WORKS.
tho transfer having been made to-day III
the directors roomAo OF the Bank OF Fay
ettevie, In obedience to the decision or
Judge Purnel, OF the Federal Court. sus-
taining the city In it's suit against the
company under tho franchise giving Nhe
city the right to take over the property
after a term OF years by offering ITS
value, set by board OF appraisers. This
purchase price is $4,000, the city nssum.
ing $4,000 OF the compnny's bonds ana
paying the company $4,000. The city
pays Its lawyers; the company pays the
court Gusts. ..tgL ~. s. ll-.sl.aN.sl
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z Mrs. G, w, Graham.
(speciul q rho Times-D ispatch.)

- 3 lSpecluI tOITho 'IIWGS- IOlSpHlCIII ,,II 81
\ CHARLOTTE, N, Gu August 24-Nra.
George w. Graham died this morning.
She was II member OF one OF the oldest
and most prominent of Mecklenburg fam
lilies, and the youngest daughter OF 9 Pr.
Moses Winsow Alexander. Her mother
Mrs Violet Graham Alexander, was Q, SIS SIS
tor OF OK Governor and Senator William
<. Graham She was q grent-grand-
daughter OF John MONTH Alexander, one
of tho slgners OF the Mecklenburg loeclu-
ration OF Independence. and secretary OF
the convention which framed that famous
she il survived by her husband one
brother. Captain s, 3, Alexander ana
two sisters, Miss Sophie Alexanaer a, ~
Mrs Julia p. Smith. ehu peu aa W an ~
second wife Of Or. George w u'fs "
August 81, 1889, Ii#
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Mrs. Ann Meen.

Especial to The Times lspatch.)
LURAY, VA, August 24.--Nlrs. Ann
Mcem, widow OF Or. Mccm, for m;Ily
years prominent and wealthy phys-
clan of Shenandoah county, died mt
Washington Rappnhannock county. yes
.tcrday. aged about eighty years Mrs,
Meem was n very popular woman, and
was n daughter Of tho late Gabriel
.Tnrflun A Of IIllray iAsa 81 13 3f4l s'3 III 81
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Gloucester Academy,

Near Gloucester Courthouse. Va.
Thorough preparation FOR colleges and uni
yerstles ana for business. Especial attention
to back ward boys and tho most careful inu1-
vidunl supervision. b. Es.
Every advantage Of Il good Virginia country
school Mt a moderate charge. Reached from
Richmond every afternoon Except Sunday az
ter a. pleasant trip OF n few hours.
4 Communication by telephone and telegraph.
Next session begins September 9Th. For cir
culnrs address JOHN STABB,
d (Urod Univ OF va.) Principal
Z r. O., Gloucester Va.
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REAL ESTATE--Wanted.

ANTED-,vIRG1NIA FARMS AND n
J ;nco,nc properties. Send me full de-
ncrjntion. lowest price and terms. Many
Settlers sci in the Northwest wish to re- e
move South owing to our long ;,aI severe
winters. will run 9 h no, es,,far az,
sell cell ', Your land. No charge to list your our
nroperty with me. Address j, CL ~. ~
LINDSEY. Phoenix Building Mime
la,1oiis MINI.
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Newspaper Organized.

Especial to The ATlmes- Dlspat ch') q
WINsTON-SALIIM, N, CT Aus. PA
reorganization OF the Morning Journal
Publishing Company was effected to.
night, Mr.. a It, w. Leslie, formerly
president and general manager. having
disposed Of his stock to local parties
NJ. r. Brown, president. ana j.
Mr.. r, H. Follin, vice-president, ana j.
g, Foy. general manager, MT. =, =.
Folin viii continue as edl!6r' llad po'o'
of tho paper will be unchan geo.
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Mrs, Lou Leath.

CREME, VA, August 24-Mrs Lou
Lenth aged seventy. widow Of the late
James Leath. died at the home of her
niece, Mrs Bette Crittcnden. this morn
ing at 4 O'Clock, ana was buried at the
old Leath homestead this afternoon at 3
o'clock She leaves two sons-Mr Jesse
Leath of Norfolk. and Mr. Robert Leath,
Of Richmond. a sister. Mrs. Phillips, Of
Chesterfield county, and brother Mr..
Joseph Lipscomb, Of Cumberland county.
were at her bedside when the end came.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
DEATHS,

EI y Jackson Street Thnrsday eye sIdns
hnp,,st "a. l9Ob, ut half past o ,ndSi
MRs WILLIAM ELLIS, y. Ncolofe'l'
Funeral notice later
!, at his residence So; "a 4 10
1ss, q ,asrtyT., PIX Year nppt 81 its ase
~ ,,tI me ~ from Sacred Heart ghurel
sATTiW 'n OF 10 a. NJ T,Iend II hn "a
nncmnunintances are respectfully lNY IVY
IL atten&s ~ ~ n, II NJ n q
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Mrs. G. c. Wakefield.
(speclal to The TImcs-Dlspatcl

S1lS1f''' " R'S H3171S7'' = Hl7t1e'<1
S NORFOLK, VA, August 2l.-MTs.
Georgia Cleaves Wakefield. wife ofJamcs
Wakefield, Portsmouth, died suddenly
at noon to-day Her body was found by
a ncighbor In the room whore her child
was sick with typhoid fever half5nn hour
after the neghbor had seen her IN APP
pnrently good health. She was IS years
old, and leaves her husband and five
tnhi16ron.g XXI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

LEAkY ROOFS.
IL YOU ARE HAVING TROUBLE WITH
your roofs 'phone ST.. or drop US n pos
tai and VIC VIII examine and report cost
OF making them water tight ARMl-
TAGE MANUFACTURING CO.
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SCHOOLS.
.McGuire's University School

OPP. MONROE PARK RICHMOND IVA.
Forty first Session Begins Sept. Il, 1906
r,ocntion healthy and airy. Study hnlls ana
class rooms large r nna Wo, n Soa tx
.nniinmt 1nsnoctior invi ed. Eight experienced
Instructors Separate study holl and instr ,;.
tors for small boys. Boys prepared !, e. me y
SiTY or VA 2 NJ "A. and 2 3. AZ degrees.
and 20 NJ A. and 3. A.. diplomas; Ran
degree j; CORNELL UNIVERSITY, NJ ~ md
- y. degree " s. NA y AGAD1lSSMf
D':SVA, I,O1YTIcClfNIC, 2 ID. S.. uos ses. !
Catalogue with complete Information ut book
and drug stores or ~ mail. Principal at y.
BelyIdere st. after Sept. g. s5g5, 4a
JOHN p. INQUIRE. Principal.
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Mrs. M. A. Darling
Especial to The Times-DIspatcn.).

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August Pa
Mrs. Mary Annie Darling, widow of
james S. Darling. founder Of tho cleo
trio railway from Newport News to Old
Point, died last night at the home of her
son. Captain Frank w. Darling Hamp-
ton. Mrs. Darling. who was q native
OF England, was slxty-seyen years old
She Is survived by one son. Frank w.
Darling, and a daughter. Mrs. J. NJ.
Cumming h4Hlt 49, tsi.tty 5s.n5l .ttfs
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Judge John A Johnson
nv Assnclated Press.)

an VA = I-0- by fssUCF7Frpo : q, I,,avo
c,tJII.MAN, Ala AUGUST z4.II1 W. +,
1ohn a, Johnson, tho oldest editor "
sthe state, died at his homo to-day, as sSa
eighty years IIo served throusM J., t tho
civil War, and has been enEuss tha
newspaper business constantly s'''Ns ~
close Of the war,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

s YOUNG MAN WISHING TO conf
plete his education for the. ministry.
would like to have the loan OF five num- I,
dred dollars for about three years; VIII
furnish good endorsement and pay " :
teres; on same. Address G. E222, .@are
this Office zGf11F gZt .ss+a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
CASINO CLOSES, 55
Academy Opens Next Monday
With Tim Murphy in New Play.

the splendid yauaeylll's h ,b hsnE ktTeh fo
thoha ao Son ,Sth the Saturday night performs
has sfen w5 pFiss' see hx tw, e.
MI n acts furnish leg tlmate comedy, pen.
~ w Of - music and dancing and three rafting
good noyeltlas,
Tim Murphy's enga cement at the Academy
for Monday and rnesday n!ghts VII c serss
G e 99fe two ss't stinetveiy different roles a.
Monday he VII present an entirely n sS;,. od N.
foilowing evening he Is to be seen IN Re,
yIvai OF that famous old standard con'edy
rhe r play, IA Corner in Coffee" Is the worn
OF a clergyman, tho Rev Dr, Cyrus Tow w.:
theatre, however. being tolerant In his tastes
and Judgments S
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BENJAMIN Bradshaw.

Especial to The Times, Dispatch)
CRE\V,E, VA, AUGUST M.-Mr. Benjn.
his home here Tuesday and was buried
In the Crewe Cemetery the , day rol,
lowing He leaves two daughters and
ono son. all of this town,
Mrs G.. w. Graham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
PAPER HANGING.

ARTISTIC WALL. PAplsii ADDS Gil siglt
To any room. / iaYn the newest shades.
designs and colorg; PRICES HNht. JAMES
4 ", 4lIItL. E9a East J;ADl HlTtsL \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

", N,TlsD--cOOK- AND HOUSE GIRL;
good wages 1921 Grove Avenue,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
Glass Will Have Melon Feast,

Police Justice crutchfeld's polite sn n1,oE.
this AFTERNOON at r. NJ. to eat watsrmte'lon.
The melons WIN be paid for by couh'c''iha y
Lynch, OF Jefferson Ward,
This is the way It came about - Mat.
Two months ago Mr.; IL d Mr 1 Mgn w wtsc
melons for the feast that Mol1agus, y, Motuh,s s
not carry single congress!onal district IN We
State and he didn't and MI, ~ Vays
the Qrlces - ~. IA u 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

: WANT, no RENT A GOOD, WE'LL
=, eata5 IN. ar o room house. from &c
tober ist n rent not over 5000 Houses ad
vertised on agents lists need not OF, ap ,,o ~
Address. with particulars, E, 81, care
this office. -----. -
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Richmond Academy
For Boys and Young Men.

Located on Park Avenue and Lombnrdy
Street. Modern equipment Able faculty
OF experienced teachers. Terms moder-
ate. Session begins September 18th. For
catalogue apply to I'll, Fl
w. L. PRINCE, Dean,
Rlchmond.@ VA
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WANTED, no SELL a, s5,ROOM TO- 4 :
II tc1. ',Morris,o situated at Junction Or .
rraaiilronds: gas md wafer IN building;
doing d good btlsincss; house IN soo,nd
order; livery stable on property. % %
ron,.s o1lIy reason for selling out. Adj
drrss JOHN L. NORRIS & CO.. Orange,
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street died at 2 p. M yesterday, at bis
residence 81 He Is susvived BY his wire;
one brother and Il sister. The funeral
will take place from Sacred Heart Church
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

10Y sCOTTAGE-HAS MODERN Co- :,
the year; special rates for September
and autumn months. Address MEs.
NV. X GARDNER, JOY Cottage, II
ginia Beach, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

THE ART SCHOOL, ll12 CAPITOL
Street, gives one hour class lessons IN
school advances pupils more rapidly.
Now open.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

FOR SALE, DWELLING NO. 1900 GROVl5 I
s Avenue, detached, two-story brick, {, y
west corner, beautiful locntion; lot 80
/, feet front. 7. M. MERCER. BIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

77012 RENT. HOUSE NO. 1o5 SOUTH
Third Street: rooms, al modern con OF,
ycnences. Possession september Io''
Apply to 1O3 next door. -. .-
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WA N,rI,n no SUE LEASE STORE ONE
/ Srrnr. rnnt so5 per month; fine location
Tor business. Address G., I'll, care t ii's
office, a aa.E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

MON AND BOYS WANTED 10. LEARiN
plumbing trade; great demand iof o graaa
mates, 81, s. day comPsiiG ,e s1urf TO
Union and Master Plumbers ASS 5. Ml,
h ton CoYNE BROS. co: IPLUMBl M
SCHOOLS New Y9 9 1,t Gine elans5 p For
fraa Catalogue address 239 Tenth Ave,
81 Tprk as
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TDYEING AND CLEANING c..

MEMS SUITS CLEANED AND PRESS
a ed for 800 at hTKESNEY'S, s41s-420 z.
Marshall Street Goods called for and
4 delivered. r hone $40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

WANTED AN. INTELLIGENT. YOUNG
man Of character to serve soft driaks
in booth al Reservoir. Apply MAL,rO-
GRAPO BOOTH, Reservoir, 10 to y,
Friday morning.
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AWNINGS.
ROOFiN0.
WINES AND LIQUORS.


WHY NOT ORDER STRAIGHT GOODS.
They are FIRST class and cost no moro
than seconds. I have been supplying
my trade with straight whistles direct
from dIstilery for the past II yenrs.
Thrae-ycar-ol Straight Kentucky Ryea
and Bourbons as low ~ $40 per gallon.
cannot be eaualnd nj the price. Gibson
and Monticello (spring 1880, "a per gal
Ion: Oyerholt and Calvert (spring 1900;
$3.50 per gailan; Mel wood, Atherton and
Maysviile Club (Hpring 1900, q per gal
lon; nj" jjessnminc County rye 1eOD, 32,m peg
gallon, STRAIGHT HOLLAND Cling, " f2n
md 3 per gnllon; Valley .. OF ,wiIg!niad
ciaret G-anart bottles, $3.50; 5-year old
sraigAt Malt MedIsi Ga Dr. sss9 sye No
500 per gallon or oNAr. Express prepaid
on goods over 500 per gallon, Remit
press or money order, r. q. KELLY.
Box 50. Richmond. vn.
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TARGT,, spL.END1DLY /. FURNISHED.
rooms, second floor, bath fol enc or
Norti, Eightha between Marshall and
~ CLAY, Very central. 'fg l4a.55
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JIELPI WANTED-Male

+ 1STsTR1s IA1MED1A ATE CORRESPOND
,55ance With Ave young men for iarn T.
Work Work i've fof carpenter work, two ~, lor
brick and rock work, 2 for plassgirtn s,nt
for painting. two FOR printing ON wo sl
WHO will take pay in board and . tpi'1 ~
at Central Academy Address = AZ Al. w
Hester, Principal, Li,tleton. n. =.
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- - =.
3TnST AND FOUND.


: =, ,,e,,1 IN 7eOtrr5 SIDE BROAD ST.,
=, ,Seey Fourth and SIXTH two 81 NOTES
u w;li nay reward II rctuined 70 uol 81.
1TIARTsIs iOi Il. Charity Street. I'D ID,
= 1c,tI,5- l-e1NlrEDER.ATE 81 CROSS Hz OF
- IIoror from the Daughters Of the C 5,,1
{ fcdcracy. Reward II returned 70 G ~.
.s 1iSR Times Dispatch business NICE Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

7,1 rgsASr PROFITABLE HOME EM-
ploymen, security for SOP re eon f,,a
1Sit,, other employment; security re-
turned any time: no canvasslnG; no no
Snoks no gambling; industrial EASI
FLYER ECONSTRUCTlONgC CO. y 1 MATT
81, 7 .ants New York.
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REAL ES'rATE.-For Rent.

FOR RENT--A GOOD ST0 Rl-RCOAl
L Fine location for jewclar, dress
maker, photographer. Tor pnrtlcu1Iai -
address JORDAN & BLAkl1, lot
Springs, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

WANTED. a REGISTERED ASSIST
ant pharmacist; state age salary want
A. "a and references. ARLINGTON
PHARAIAC,Y, 49, Botetourt Street, Nor
folk, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

GRACE STREET e. CPL OARDERs
40 ,t,,5-neruan ent and TRANSIENT
Eyery convenience Corner Of 7th and
s Craze Phone 1904. 5-s5 its.ta5a !,
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7 EEi:::iEI::. E)EE: BRANCHES.

The following Branch Offices have
been established for the benefit OF
those living nj distance from the
|, Main Office OF The Times Dispatch.
The pee-D Dec Wants left ut any OF
these branches viii receive the same
careful attention as though they had
been left ut the Main Office. and
there will be no extra cost to tho nd-
yertser:
sLAUGHTER's DRUG STORE, TWEEN.
ty.flfth and Vsnable Streets.
W. f. EANES, Twenty-tlfth and Leigh
Streets.
y. A. SCOTT, Twenty-fIfth and Broad
Streets.
ROBERT j, WILLIAMS, Twenty-Five,
and Marshall Streets.
TARRAfVTS, GRANT & CO., Foushee
and Broad Streets.
G. ". Latt'mer, Nc; 300 VEST Mar.
shall Street.
/ THoMPsoN's DRUG STORE, No. 152,
West Main Street.
i. /. EEVERlDGE, Brook Avenue and
Clay street.
4 RADYs DRUG STORE, Barton
Heights.
4 PEOPLES DRUG STORE, No, 5000
williamsburg Avenue, Fulton.
| ROBINS PHARMACY, No. 200 East
Marshall Street.
| c.TY DRUG STORE. No, 1444 East
Main street, corner Fifteenth.
| JuDsOk CUNNINGHAM. No. 1927
East Main. corner Twenty, frat.
| PINE STREET PHARMACY, No, 33t
South Pnn Street.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.,
Mo. ;12 East Broad Street,
| THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No. sol
1 Yves, Cary street.
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty,elghth
and N Gtreets
RlsoH's PHARMACY, NO. i,p Canal
Street,
| >. T. LEWIS. No. A E.. Broad Street.
! cARTER's DRUG STORE, No. 11o2
huIi Street, Manchester.
NJ. q. PERKINS, No. ~ North syca.
more Street, Petersbura.
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BOARDING.

r1GHTH ST." n, s,t--N1CELY FUR
+ n!shed, : comfortable rooms; good table:
nermanent and transient ooaruefs .
terms reasonable.
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WANTED, AN OFFICE BOY ABOUT
fourteen or fifteen years OF age; must
he well recommended. BINSWANGER
e. co. Qnc.), Sixth and Byrd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

WANTED PRINCIPAL FOR HEM
, Must Be .'N college graduate we'll quail,
ted and experienced. Eight, months
session $50 per month; Apply TO Ut.
- ~. NELSON, Laurel Depot, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

WANTED = LABEL cOMPoS1TOR:
steady work and good pay to right l
man. address, ANDERSON LABEL
PRINTING CO., Richmond, va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

n. ,--rt-D-J2yT 4 LARGE MANuFAC-
- -Ts-JrIr establishment IN Richmond,
= ro5n- man stenosrapher: salary on
Il starr only $500 per month EX e ln,,,
chance Of promotion i appnSaht Is s eor,,-
S,s-e-,r 4 an bilious and anxious 10 ieaIii;
Y stats experience. and where employed
nov. Address, Promotion. care Ii''aes-
THSneIcn.r AaSl t& . Il s+6ie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
TRUNKS.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT z'oa EAST
We have the largest and best line Of
trunks and travelling necessities In the
city; repairing done. II. w. ROUN-
X TREE q BRO, Trunk and Bag Co.
E. H. SPENCE. = NORTH NINTH
Trunks and Travelling Bags OF all kinds
repaired. Phons or call: WIZ send rol
your trunk ar valica. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

WANTED-TO SELL a FIRST-CLAss
two-horsc wagon, corn shelter, feed
cutter; all in good condition.; can be
seen here In the city upon short notice;
for further information address, *.
$50 care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

WANTED. FIFTY aABLE-BOD1ED MEN
ia work in boiler shop, American Loco
motive Company Apply J. 7. GOOD
WIN, z A. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

WANTED FOR U. S ARMI--ABLE.,
4 hs.iIs5 Unmarried ;nen, betwee,r'ages Q;
q aud s. citizens Of I.s.s 1, sEEa ,s wh -
8 80 sr.sas i. read and write English: For
Y i mo apply Il, RECRUITING Of
X tEISER iio .. Broad St, Richmond. va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25

/ WANTED SEPT. 1sT.-s5 UNION
Ma fsrprs perinaneIlt employment 10
Tan 1st at 500 per day. eight hours.
fathers wanted at $3.50 per ,nousan !, =;
Address, UNITED & CONSIRuCII,iotc,,
t#CO, CHS 1sth Street, Nashillston, - -