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New-York tribune., 1905-11-15

Robert Whitehead the first inventor 10
devise a torpedo which would propel itself
through the water 1t is asserted-no doubt
truthfully-that he received suggestions from
an Austrian military officer, Lupus, and IL is
not unlikely that he derived from an American
Rear Admiral Howell. the idea of employing
the gyroscope for automatic steering. Still, In
q broad sense Whitehead q pioneer; and
the improvements which he made upon his
original model developed what is now the most
efficient weapon of it's kind 1t has been adopted
by the leading navies of the world.
1t is not account of the first snowfiakes of
the season and the dropping of the mercury that
Tammany feels chilly.
All McCarrenites wanting job requested
to communicate promptly with Herman A Metz,
sole dispenser OF patronage to the Brooklyn
Democracy. All that Ridgway do is to
them from Jail when they monkey with
the Penal Code"
The proposal to erect a statue Of Washing
ton in Budapest will be regarded with favor
Since the days of Kossuth. and before. there
has been bond of sympathy between America
and Hungary which both nations will be glad
to have strengthened and preserved. There are
many statues and memorials of Old World not
ables in America, and it is time to realize that
America can furnish a number of equally
worthy subjects to the Old World.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15

Mr. and Mrs Arthur 4 Bourne are receiving
CONGRATULATIONS Or the birth Of a son at their
country place at Oakdale, Long Island. last Sun
dav Mrs Bourne was Miss Ethel L. Hollins, and
was married in this city a couple OF years ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15

1t is not on account of the first snowfakes of
the season and the dropping Of the mercury that
Tammany feels chilly.
Williams news., 1905-06-10
Notice.

Bids will be received up to noon June 26, 1905, for the construction of an addition to the school house.
 Plans and specifications with J. s. Button.
 The Board reserves right to re- ject any and all bids.
 Address bids to the Board of Ed ucation, Williams, Ariz.
 By order of the Board.
Williams news., 1905-06-10
.cocal Hews
ITEMS OF GENERAL
 INTEREST

Come out to the dance Wednes- day evening at the opera house.
 Miss Harriet Tefft leaves today for a visit of some time in Los Angeles.
 k. H. Colip, at one time an en- gineer on the main line of the Santa Fe, is now acting as hostler at this place.
 Miss Elizabeth Lindsay, after a severe illness, is able to be around again, though not yet with the same vigorous step.
 Fishes from the deep blue sea every Thursday at Babbitt Bros.
 Patrick Johnston was at the Can yon the first of the week assisting Engineer James Lamport on a sur vey for the Santa Fe.
 Brakeman Plumb and wife ar rived here the first of the week from Winslow and have taken up their residence in Williams.
 Mrs. D. J. Brannen spent Mon day in the city after having visited the Canyon the day previous. She returned to Flagstaff Monday even ing.
 Fresh fruit received daily.
 RACKET STORE.
 District Attorney H. F. Ashurst was visitor in the city last Tues day from the county seat. He is making a good record in his official duties.
 B. J. Sheridan, editor of the Western Spirit, published at Paola, Kansas, visited at the Canyon last Saturday, later continuing on to the coast.
 Larry Doyle, who was injured in Truxton canyon last week, is re- covering as rapidly as possible. At first it was thought his injuries might prove fatal.
 Needles for any make of sewing ,,oo11,,.4. oleo o,l Io1f,,,, Crawford's.
 Mrs. George Bachus, wife of the popular and accommodating opera tor for the Santa Fe at Challender, was in the city Wednesday for a few hours on shopping expedi- ton.
 William Beck, who for some time has been located over in California. arrived here Wednesday evening for a few days visit with home folks, after which he will go to Pres colt to reside.
 Thomas Graham Morris, mana ger of the New World, the official publication of the ecclesiastical province of Illinois, located at Chi cago, was among the Knights of Columbus who visited at the Can- yon last Sunday, being a caller at this office on the day previous.
Williams news., 1905-06-10
Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining uncalled for at the postoffice. Williams. Ari. zona, for the week ending June 10. 1905 These letters will be sent to the dead letter office July l, 1905, if not called for before n at time: Aycock, Frank McGregor, J F-2 Dunley, L Olds, Charlie Johnson, Miss Lorella Randall Robt Kendall. Omer L Snyder E Lewis, Mrs Isabel Snyder, Vernon Logan, G NJ Sanders, Irvine Lacey, Byron
 MEXICAN Bega, Clemente Gonsales, Jesus Persons calling for the above letters should say advertised" F. w. SMITH.
 Postmaster.
Williams news., 1905-06-10
To the Public

Anyone having any objections to the rehiring of Prof Gerard, I would like to hear the reason why. If no one puts in protest by next week 1 will consider there is none.
 F. R. NELLIs, Trustee.
Williams news., 1905-06-10

opera house next Wednesday even- ing The band boys are giving it.
 Mrs. Margaret A. Mcintyre, mother of Mrs. R. J. Arey, departed Monday evening for Valisca, Iowa where she will visit during the summer with a brother and sister.
 Three furnished rooms for rent. Apply at Racket Store.
 A party of railway officials com posed of Gen. Supt. Hubbard, Div. Supt. Gibson, Tray, Eng. Daze and Train Master Kinucan went out to the Canyon Tuesday evening on a tour of inspection.
 Ed. Liberty has received a we'll earned and merited promotion at the hands of the Santa Fe. This week he was placed in charge of the log-run as conductor, and prom ises to make good.
 Good things to eat'-order your eatables from Rabbit Bros.
 Next Wednesday evening at the opera house the Eagles band will give another of their famous dances. The boys are furnishing good music these days and their dances are very enjoyable affairs.
 A six-months' Mexican prisoner, a knife wielder, has been lodged in jail from the Ash Fork section. He stabbed two other Mexicans, who were taken to Ash Fork for medical attention.-Courier, June '.
 If your sewing machine needs at tention, see E. N. Crawford. Work guaranteed.
 Charles Rawlin is now staying in the city for time with his mother. He is somewhat of a per former on a sliding horn like Fred Baum's, and will make valuable acquisition to the Eagles band.
 Engineer James Nance, who has been in charge of the pusher on the hill, met his sister here the first of the week and accompanied her to the Grand Canyon. Returning here Tuesday evening he accompanied her east to her home at Eldorado, Kansas.
 Go to the Keystone-M Monogram for the best wines. liquors and ci- gars. Sweetwood & Smith, proprie- tors.
 The limited" only runs now twice week, arriving here from the east on Mondays and Thurs days. On these evenings the train to the Canyon is scheduled to leave here at 1O:45, while on all other evenings it is due to leave at 6:45, or upon the arrival of No. ?.
 J. M. Heaton has taken lay-off from his duties as conductor on the Canyon. and departed Thursday, accompanied by his wife, for an outing on the coast. The trip as planned includes a visit at both San Francisco and Los Angeles, and they will probably be absent some weeks.
 Belle Spring butter, always fresh.
 RACKET STORE.
 James Hogue, who for some time past has been acting as conductor on the log-run, has been advanced to conductorship on the Canyon run. Jim is one of those fellows who are often referred to as "a born railroader" and thoroughly under stands the business. He has charge of the evening train.
 George w. Mathews has decided that the store business is not as good in Flagstaff as it is in Will jams, and accordingly this week moved his stock of goods from his racket store there to his store at this place. He, having taken a long lease on the Carroll building at that point, has rented the same to Mir.
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TRUNKS.

q "a" SPENCE, q NORTH NINTH.
trunks and travelling Bags Of all KINGS
repaired. 6 Phone or call; Will send 1os
X your trunk or valiee. s6g5%
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WANTED, TRAVELLING SALESMAN,
able to interest retail merchants ana
close contracts on strong proposition:
5000 and expenses for capable man.
Drawer OIL Rock Island, III.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

tl}Ea IA b .anuoAV HooIa
c1o .sOua NOsdHvHoIa 'slnoguunH
fnJaAns pun suo5u4M puuu- ptooeS puu
hIrTN 40 LNHIVLdOSSV NV GlA Wa aAA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACADEMY vi Fssa a,Gy; M Hss

Best eupped IN the. South Endorsed b., lead
Ing institutions Of United States. Lovely
scenery Healthfui climate. Modern conven.
ienccs and appliances 0ynnsluni, baths. etc.
y d. suMTER sMiTH. Bedford city, VI.
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SOLICITORS & statesmen

WANTED SALESMAN A L r II AD,Y
travelling to sell linseed oil and paints on
liberal commission: no sam pies. Adj
dress Box 209. Richmond, Va.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

1VANTED. no RENT WITH PRlV1-
4 lege of buying. good country store
properly. in good neighborhood. a. l6s,
care this office.
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Cars Feathered Nest.

The Gear OF Russia, It Is said, has S25,-
100000 Invested in English securities, and
iit9Is also declared that he would In an
extreme crisis fly and live In England, as
other troubled monarchs have done be-
fore him, Then he has second string to
his bow in tho 100000 Invested IN
American rails, iron and coal.
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What News We'd Have,

sits In the world of politics that the
truth of the old saying, money talks.'Iis
most frequently proven" 5a'5i.
Eyes, but II hush money would only
talk what sensations we would have'' "
philadelphia Ifess. HI s.s, III
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Brown Speaks,
DIV Associated Press,)

lFRoNrENAc, NJ y " July 14,--At the
convention of tho New York State Bank
,ers' Association to-day Joseph u, Brown, \
president Of the Citizens National Bank,
his subject being Voice From tho
South y FE lG.G{5 }i8fs! .sa sd ~ 4Ai 3t3541F
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CHURCH NOTICES.

BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER OF
Broad and Twelfth r. ets).,Preaehng by the
4. n. and sis =. NJ. Sunday school at $50
gSs 9venHs sSd Beech As5 enunGH
NJ anS s5 p = sanGay saSos az
GRACE STREET Baptist CHURCH scoR.
aRfs rna c sehoo
j. ". DURHAM M services at night,
Prayer meeting W ;,d, o. S;l0 y A.
CENTENARY As METaoPlsr { II U R z Ii
ldMee street betwe %n,,I Fourth 4 and Fifth
Services and sermons by the pastor at II a.
NJ and S:l5 r NJ. Morning sup !.,, FOR TO; I, Hs
Hou 1 its e ast te0't the ngdom q
Heaven" sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ All
se Pxn free p A. ase Mfhop,sr CHURCH
i. e. BETTY. pastor, Services a, II A. NJ
Union sTATleN ss NJ Il, ns c1HReH GIVEN
aa "s'gs' Z H. ~ Mr. Samuel X M'KEE, Of
me ;, NJ = fHnipsBYrHRlAN.
FIRST PREsHYT1nIA !, .a CHURCH ( 6 Il
M NJ aad !, p d. pas'os'-sefSees a. : a
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN Hu1tCH.-REV,
RUSSELL. CECIL. D, d pastor Services at
school at oi5 A, NJ, Wednesday S;l5 7. NJ
CHURCH or THE COVENANT CORNER
CALVIN STEWART, q D. d. pastor.--Dyne
services tomorrow II A. N, and p, n, sun
day school $3.50 a. N, Devotional service We'd
sEiSvicas AT GRACE STREET PREsBY-
erian Church at II a. NJ and S:l6 T. AZ con- CO..,
Quoted BY the pastor, Rev JERE WlIit1aH-
SPOON D. ID. si. EHb 4E.-e.s esf
SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN CH i vsi
vices Sunday at II A, NJ. conducted by the
pastor, Rev, j. j, HALEY, Subject, can Man
Initiate God?' No service at night X,
WEST BND CHRISTIAN IA ,, eMuN Nyen,ne sSoN
PEARcE ATKINS nj II a, NJ, and S;l5 T. NJ
Electric fans, &
ST. PAuL's CHURCli-p1VlNH. SGhgiGH
" y : b St Il. Wv fP;otWERs, Of Flint, Mich,
Strangers always welcome. ,
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN GaauRGH
R.y g. sg mAnR ss!yssat .s
'l' 'cHRlsTIAN TscIllN en- :, :, -, j.,
&. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCiiis suhiac1
Services, sunday morning T. ~ 9 ooe sso Read.
Ne. 7og Easi Main Street All nro welcome
M FliIElNDs.. ~, e,,,oN
a MEssIANIC ADDRESS AZ i 1iMGw
Christian from Washington, p O. al Friends
msS9s Il 49se cay jews jews and ssass
cordially invited.
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SCHOOLS.
VIRGINIA. POLY CHINO INSTITUTE

s. Estate Agricultural and Mechanical College)
AT BLACkSDURG, VA. j5=slaE
"A Southern Institute Of Technology. III
Sc Instructors Thoroughly equipped Shops
Laboratories and InAr1nnry, Farm OF = 100
acres. Steam heating and electric lghts In
ttlculturc. CIVIL Mechanical and Electrical En-
igineerng, Applied Chemistry. Applied Geology
md General Science. Shorter courses In prac-
teal Agriculture and Practical NJ echanics To-
tai cost OF session of nine months, Including
tuition and other fees: board, washing, text
Cost to state Students. $780, Next session be-
gins September 2lst, 1905. is 81
! For catalogue and other information apply
to J. NJ, AcBRYDE. Phi. d.. LII. D.. President.
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WANTED, MEN AND BOYS TO LEARN
plumbing trade Cannot supply demand
\ for graduates; 81 to IS per day: many
complete course in two months; grad
alidtes admitted to Union and Master
Plumbers Assn. Send for free cnta-
# logue. COYNEI BROS, CO. PLUMBING
4 SCHOOLS New York CITY. Clncinnuti,
III o. st. Louis, Mo.
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TnE RATE n,
FoR c1lAsS1F1ED WANT
Ak ADVERTISING

( II 1 cent per ord Net Cash 10
ADVANCE. with n minimum COST
of rs cents for each insertion.
Tho same rate applies to deaths,
marriages. obituaries and all other
classified notices. No display type
allowed in the classified columns.
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EXCURSIONS.

OH, JOYl TNO WHOLE CASES OF
pickles one lot OF extract, one box
+ sweet chocolate and one lot Of chewing
gum 10 he given away on the RETAIlt
I GROCERSt 'AESO, EXCURSION on July
Goth TO Buekroe Beach Many other
presents. watch me announcements
ay daily
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WANTED. REGISTERED DRUGGIST;
y temperate, reliable, energetic, attentive,
n competent to take charge, neces-
.Nup IN, I must be willing to do anything for
the advancement Of the business; hours
Il nbou as follows: One morning !, others
i. $50; one night 1880 others L; haif
married, salary expected, If employed,
II etc. For further Information address
4 Box No. tS3, Norfolk, Va.
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WANTED, A YOUNG MAN AS STENO-
grupher and book-kccper, one who has
had banking experience preferred. APP
2 ply THE BANK OF HAMPTON, Vir-
& ginia.
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colo ANp SILVER BUYER.

E1 GOEU AMI oIIVEH UO'CH'
WANTED. OLD GOLD AND SILVER IN
any condition.; highest cash prices paid
Z IN exchange. a NJ MilYEI, g. BRO.
Jewellers, NO 6eS Broad street. itch
snond, Va KS, - ),
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YOU WILL NOTt ONLY SAVE TIME b.
beginning tho prepare tlon for a fall po-
sltIon now, but you will save money,
4 too; 20 per cent. discount from regular
tuition rates; call, write or phone for
now catalogue. MASSEY BUSINESS
y COLIiEGE. &
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A$ONCEi ONE FIR ST- GLASS
i cic,ilar sawyer to saw on ground MIL,
z 10000 capacity: also one nrst-class man
Ito saw and look after mill of 1900 Gu,
Il pacity. Address FISHER & MEADE,
y Older Place p. O., Dinwiddiea county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15

3GOoDg SWIMMERS WANTED On CA1S-
pet yarn, Davis and 1rurher mules;
highest wages paid and steady employ
ment the yeur around, plenty OF work
hood !; N good homes for rent cheap, In
4 healthy and pleasant surroundings; Ap-
MY at once NORFOLK YARN MILLS
y Lambert's Point, Norfolk. Va. 4 81
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ST. E., no-BoAHDINo:
central location; one and half blocks
/. from Murphy's Hotel; terms reasonable.
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"A YOUNG MAN, LIVING IN
Manchester, bright ana intelligent, no
start. Apply r. Il. BOWER. Second
Floor. DIS i, Main, 8 A. NJ. Saturday.
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ST, r., 415--PErlNtANENT.
transient and table bonrdcrs. Phone
service Mrs. STELLA c. ,TrFENCtI.0
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ST., H., t03-BO ARDERS WANT
ed for nice front and back rooms: also
!, table boardcrs E j8
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EIGHTH sT, N. 51e- NICELY FUR
rished, comfortable rooms: good table;
permanent and transient boarders;
X terms reasonable. 5a IL
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A. FIRS-CLASS CONGFIG-
corporation books preferred. All uppli-
4 cations to be made In manuscript, STAT
ing references and experience. to c, 2O3,
care this office. 4 @ IN q
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NO INVESTMENT OF TIME OR
money will pay yon better than put in
a practical business education. Special
summer rates, - per cent less than
regular tuition; call. write or phone for
new catalogue. MASSEY BUSINESS
COLLEGE,, w
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a. I-1-TII 49,
DENTISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS o0dS 0 az ~
v site the postoftlce. phone tz9o' G s'''''
nations and estimates free
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BOARDING.

4 LARGE FRO mt ROoNf AND B3ARD
q can be had with a private family IN
Or n. couple with.no children; home com :
4 forts, excellent table; also can accom-
+ modatc two or three table boarders;
references exchanged. Address . 700
x care this ce. s85lI NY .4' ES4
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IN, 4Os-F1RsT- CLASS
1 board and rooms at llANES HOUSE,
. 4o3 N. Twelfth Street Terms reuson-
N able. #
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WANTED, A PHYSICIAN TO DO SUB
stitute work for two months in country
village. & Full particulars on applica-
ton. Address L, 200, care this office. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15

CLEANIsST, DRYESr, CHE APEisT
storage In tho clty;5 seventy-livc cents
load. OLIVER'S STORAGE WARE
HOUSE, % Broad Street. Phone 45SL.
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NEW /, PLEASURES, NEW Lice TO
every one, no spare moments for fret
ting II YOU 90 on the RETAIL G2O-
= CERS' EXCURSION to Buckroe Beach
July 2Gth Remember the date
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE
For .YQuNG IADIES.. Roanoke. w

Opens Sent Is, 1905. ono Of the leading
Schools for Young Ladies' In the South. New
buildings, pianos and equipment. Campus ten
4Virg lnia famed for health. European and
American teachers, Full course Conservatory
advantages In Art, Music and Elocut!on. Ger
8tltlcates Wellesley Students from 80 states.
For catalogue address MATTE P. HARRIS,
President Roanoke. Va. 3S8i,
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

for RENT-A COOL AND WE'LL
lighted Office, first floor, Main Street,
betwecn Tenth and Twelfth Streets;
suitable for real estate or insurance
agent or lawyer. Address a. 200 care
!. this Office. ---L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15

WANTED, Il AN ASSISTANT DRUGGIST
with experience in a retail drug store;
single. Address DRUGS, Station A.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE BAND PLAYED on AS THE
girls and boys enjoyed themselves AZ
Come and Join them on The 18TH 70
Buckrpe Beach. All kinds OF games and
IN
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1,NTER NOW AND PREPARE FOR "a
situation by fall 20 per cent: discount
from regular tuition rates; eau n Wr y Or
II BUSINESS COLLEGE. tIGa aaat&sy
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SITUATION WANTED.Fcmalc

a GRADUATE OF THE WON1AN'S coll
ege, Richmond. Va. desires q situation
TO teach the English branches Latin,
French and Music references en-
changed. Address Miss d.. Skyron, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15

THIRD ST, S., 1s-SECCND.STORY
\. front room for rent. furnished, with
board t5 58
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r.. GRACE--PERM MA
&c t1cnt, transient and Bile boarders;
III room always for transient. Phone 411.
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ALL STRAW HATS SOLD AT S15o AND
81, 90, now $500: all $3.50 and $500 at half
price, at MUSCOE II. GARNETT'S,
Eighth and Main Streets. i
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

WANTED, WHITE BOY TO RUN Err
rands. Apply to 70? u. Main Street.
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WANTED, Z SUMMER 30 AR D Il r s.
Country homo near the famous Goshen
Z Pass" beautiful mountain scenery; Red
p Sulphur and Iron Waters Address Mr..
y 5B. Il. GLENDYlI, Goshen, Va.
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PERSONALS,

TRY SNOW WHITE SHOE POLISH, &C..
K WAGNER DRUG co. tsg If
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& HELP WANTED-Mala.

A3CONfPErENT DRUGGIST WANTl MEL,
y lie must r,be 4 man and have MANY ~,
ways; a steady, single man, VINO G ;t,a
and will work, Is preferred me losi ..,o
3 is worth looking Into, and any goot! nun
with reference may Apply. II IL ll "
BARN Els, Roanoke, Va. ELL
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STORAGE.

FOR CHEAP AND DRY STORAGE
rooms saapply to RICHARDSON. 4
CHAPPEL1.. storage Department. Bel
videre Building. sol w. Main Street.
'Phone S43 BNsfse
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WANTED, POSITION AS OFFICE AS
sistant or collector by young man OF
z business experience. Address T.; eli, care
this office. \
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HELP WANTED-Fern

WANTED, GOOD SETTLED NURSE.
None need apply without reference SO2
West Franklin Street.
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TIME FOR EXCURSIONS.

,-rT''''' Vol "JVANT AZ ANY EXCURSION
posters, dodgers or tickets, IlAZlN1
ii SHOW PRINT Is the place to say you
money. 1W South Eighth Street.
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A GOOD FARM OF ,125s ACRES. BUILD
pair; team furnished, II desired;, splen-
3 did water; references exchanged; easy
terms, Address GEO y. BROWN, Moor
mans Rivcrt Albcmarle county, va
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WANTED, gEXPERIEN CED W4A1TR ESS
at once; good salary and permanent po-
sition; come prepared to work. OLDS
Il RESTA VI RANT, III q. Main Street.
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The Baltimore Medical College

Liberal teaching iaesss modern college h%d1snss;
lecture ha and Hospitals aa aad I
psnsary. Send ior catalogue. Address ,o.. AN
blVD sltI, H. o.. DEAN 7i2 PARK AY'' bA 'Inos' NV
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WANTED. a POSITION IN. TElD
country by man with experience In
mercantile and banking business. Adj
K dress .. 16o care this office. a
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n, W. ROUNrREE & BRO. TRUNK
= AND BAG CO.. Retail and Repairing,
Fourteenth and Broad Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15

LADIES FINE WHITE CANVAS OK
fords, with wide ribbon, $l0O. STEMS,
corner Fifth and Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15

WANTED, POSITION AS BE Ollltl1IIl''-
er; will do office work. can give good
reference. Write Box g., Floyd, Va. s.