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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-20
SEVERAL EXCURSIONS HERE
CITY Was Thronged With Visitors Yes
tcrday-EnOrmOus Crowd on the
Beach Last Night.

The Odd Fellows excursion from
Fayetteville yesterday was one Of the
largest, if not the largest, excursion
that has visited Wilmington this sea-
son. There were ten cars and on the
the excursion was SIS people. The
train arrived yesterday morning about
10 o'clock and left last night at 0 rs.
Immediately after the train reached
the city the great majority of the Wis
itors at once took cars for the beach
and spent the greater portion Of the
day by the seashOre. It was a very or
derby crowd even if q few who came
from the dry town of Fayetteville did
imbibe a little too freely while in the
city.
In addition to the Fayetteville eX-
cursiOn there were two Other excur-
sions here. one from Chester, S. c.,
and the other from RutherfodtOn.
These excursions came in on Tuesday
On the beach last night was gather
ed one Of the largest crowds Of the
season and some say it was the largest
crowd this summer. All of the hotels
are still crowded and IN addition to
the visitors hundreds Of people from
the city were on the be>ch. The con-
.solidated company is handling an enor
nous number of people. more than
ever before.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-20
To Make Plans for Court House.

Especial to The N~essenger.)
Raleigh, n. G. July 1S.-The county
commissioners Of Warren county today
selected Frank P. Milburn, Washing
ton, D. c. formerly OF Charlotte, to
mako plans for a $4,000 court house
to be erected at Warrenton.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-20
Steamer sinks.

Petersburg. Va. July 1e.-The
handsome steamer Pocahontas. recent
ly placed in commission by the Peters
burg. Newport News and Norfolk
Steamship Company. sank al her
wharf last night. A mutinous negro
fireman was arrested today charged
with having opened her sea cocks.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-20
MRS. G. VI. ROBBINS DEAD
Passed Away at Her Home III Bruins
wick County Wednesday Afternoon.

Mrs. Malissa Robbins. wife of Mr.. G..
NJ. Robbins, passed away on Wednes-
day afternoon at ) o'colcl at her home
at Phoenix. She is survived by her
husband and two children. The fun
eraI was held yesterday afternoon at
4 o'clock and was conducted ~ Rev.
Fred D. Hale, D. D., pastor Of tn First
Baptist church in this city. The de-
ceased hal many friends who will learn
with deep regret of her death.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-20
Experimenting With New T1yinc 1fa-
chine.

Paris, July 19.-SaHtos Dumost To-
day began experiments with a flying
machine which be has Just comrlet d.
II is in the form of an enormous bird.
500 feet long, weighing 225 pounds
and driven by a twenty-fcur horsepow-
er motor. VI. Dumont today made TWO
flights with the machine suspended
from a balloon.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-20
4 LAW IN GEORGIA
That is Made Use Of Against
Citizens Of This State
COAST LINE CARPENTER
Whose Wages Had Been Garnish.
ed Bringe Suit Against 4. c.L

The Carpenter Works in the Coast Line
Shops in This City but Bill He Owed
Was SEM To Georgia and His Wages
Here Observation-Disclosures That
Tn, i Being Done in Quite a Num-
Der of Observation-Disclosures Given
against the Atlantic Coast Line.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-20
CLOSING OF COTTON.

New York. July 19-Cotton: spot
closed quiet: mlddling aplands 100;
middLing gulf 1875: sales 100 bales.
Futures closed barely steady. 2r-c-s
follow
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-20

Accidents will happen. but the best
regulated families keep DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil for such emergencies. II
subdues the pain and heals the hurts.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
$500 Women's New Suits

Made of chiffon Panama, English suitlngs and
Sicilian in Eton, pony and box Jackets; lace,
braid and silk vestings; long and short sleeves;
skirts trimmed in folds and plated; circular and g
regularly $500. On sale Monday at half-$125O.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
7Or lS-Tnch Embroidery, csc Values

IN Pretty embroidery. inches wde fine Angaise
designs sheer swiss material; desirable for summer
waists trimmings; worth Csc regularly on sale Mon
yard at 45c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
For IO-Inch Embroidery, SOC Values

Sheer embroidery edges and insertions;
pretty Tenerne Anglase embossed designs; edges
and insertions match widths 10 inches worth Up
e Monday, yard, 15c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
$500 Silk EtOn Suits

Made of chiffon taffeta Jackets are trimmed in
knife plaits Persian braids and short sleeves;
taffeta lined; skirts are plated and trimmed IN
folds. cut circular and gored come in black and
checks and Alice and navy blue, gray, old rose,
$500. on sale Monday at $14.9S.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
$500 WOmen's Suits at Half

Made Of fine quality Scotch and English suitngs
and Panama; Eton, pony and box Jackets nicely
trimmed skirts in the newest styles; checks,
shadow paids, old rose, reseda Alice and navy
worth $500. on sale Monday at exactly half-$1It
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
For Embroidery balloons, IOc Values

Big variety pretty effects; made Of
cambria various widths; white and
regular 1Oc value. on sale Monday, yard, 215c
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
India and Pougee Silks 39c

QUO India and P0Dgee silks 3yc
Plain and figured pongee in natural
color; also 27 inch plain wash silks;
comes in all colors; regularly worth soc
and 6Oc. On sale Monday, yard, S9c
75C All.SiIk Taffetas 45c
Colored and black taffeta; bright, soft
finish; all colors and plenty of them;
worth regularly 75c. On sale Monday.
yard, 45c.
$l.5S Yard-Wide Taffetas $I.O0
Black taffeta i'm yard widths: heavy
soft finish and good wearing silk;
beautiful rich black a quality worth
H.S5. On sale Monday. yard, s1.O9.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
For IS-Inch Embroidery, sl.OO Values

wide corset cover and hounce embroidery made fine
cambrc and nansook with wide margins; with and with
beading Is and Is inches wide values from SOC
sale Monday, yard 25c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
Summer Silks and Dress Goods
ValueS-
Suggestive Price Cutting in This Department
$l.OO Panamas and VeiIings 78c

$l.0O Panamas and VeiIings 78c
Chiffon panamas and veilings in
grays, blacks, whites, porcelain blue
and other desirable shades; all pure
wool; A inches wide; good value at
$1.OO. On sale Monday, yard Use,
l2Hc and l5c Lining Remnants &c
Hundreds of short ends in Innings
to dispose of before inventory; ST.
lesias and percalines in colors and
black; worth to 15c. On sale Mon
day, a yard, &c.
60c Bathing Suit Materials 43c
Blue. black and other colors in mo-
hairs, serges and panama cloth;
right weight and quality; worth 6Oc.
on sale Monday a yard, 43c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
$500 Six shirt Waist suits q. Q n

Made Of chiffon waists tucked with pretty aVOe
vest of iacean match; the skirts plait
e. cut circular gored; regular $500 value Or
Monday at sS9S
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
For Narrow Embroidery, l5c Values

Embroidery and Insertions; fine cambric swiss
dainty, worked designs widths 60 inches
and handsome Insertions worth regularly 1Oc
On Monday, yard, at Shc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
|DAYaO|
|N1UsIR.lA|lPE Il
r"ButSW esANil1SNever$ Livesto See
t8$ IT, Mitchell Hastens
to Add. a.
ADVISES T Z: MINERS
Urges Them e | Prepare TO- Make N!
Concessions III Behalf Of
ii, Of Peace in; District. 'lsgs
ADVISES TENNlEss I MINERS A E
nv A.sociated press. !

~
81 (By Associated Press.> y
4 + IlNOxv1LLR III TENN August s..--
President John Mitchell, OF the United
Nine workers Of America. to-day ad-
dressed the Joint conventi1i ~ Of coal
miners ana operators OF District 10 In
Guiding mines Of East Tennessee and
southwestern Kentucky. President
Mitchell cautioned both sides u to exer-
else conservatism and sound business
Judgment In their neg citations. and ad-
yised both to prepare to make conces-
Esons in behalf OF Bpeace> throughout the
district. X He predicted tNe time when
strikes and Slockouts will be no more. but
said I'VE will never live to see IT, III
Following Mr.. Mitchell q ddress the
inference took a recess pending the rc-
port OF the Joint wage scale committee.
which Is now working in an . fort 70
franc a scale effective September 1st,
The minors want o restora ton Of the
\ scale OF 1908. which Is an advance OF
seven and one-half per cent over the
present scale. on Q! ght-ho day, and an
Increase In the allotment for yardage
fproportionate to the increase sought In
the wage scale $5
E It Is said the operators are willing to
restore the scale OF 1903, but decline TO
grant the ynrdage increase. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
MYSTERIOUS | / DEATH !. IOF
friend PRESIDENT
Investigation Begun at New York
Hotel by Order Of
Coroner. 5

& YDW YORK, August GA mystery sur-
rounding the death Of Mrs. Augusta
Groupe. owner OF a great sugar planta-
ton near Havana, Cuba, and said to be
q friend Of Mrs, Nicholas Longworti and
President Roosevelt caused Coroner EIar-
burger to notify the police OF the Tender
loin station and to start an lnyestiga
ton at the Belvtdere House, Mrs, Groupe,
with her husband. stayed there for ton
weeks. Not the least peculiar feature OF
the strange case occurred at the very
beginning, when late this afternoon "a
man who seemed greatly excited hurried
into Coroner ITarblrgers Office.
4 He begged for q private interview, and
then introduced himself as q newspaper
writer from the South. The exact de-
tails Of his information the Coroner re-
fused to give out at present. x on the
ground that II they are true, their publi-
cation would tend to defeat the ends of
Justice. '!sl
The story was impressive enough. how
over, to cause the Coroner 1lurr!edly to
call UP Captain O. Brlen, OF the Tender
!loin station, and tell hin he had heard
somebody had committed suicide by cuts
ting his throat at the BelYidere,,
Manager Groll, OF the tlote Datd that
Mrs, GToupe,9 flftyyone years old, had
died early to-day Of natural causes. He
would not say what they We're. but der
gclared that she was q tended last MS
by q ply Isle =, 3,sS EBa II II sss Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
PITCHED '| BATTLE With
OUTLAW IN !. MOUNTAINS No UNI i! |
Notorious Kentucky Desperate
Captured on Virginia Soil
After Hours Fight.
NV Associated pross, )

vi " u. s
KNOXVILLE. TENN August "a
special from Niddleboro. Ky, to The
Journal and Tribune says that Frank
Ball, tho notorious mountain desperate,
who recently escaped jail at Richmond
KY, was captured late this afternoon by
Sheriff Rice Johnson and posse after q
battle. which ragged for one hour. s3S39
Wednesday night Ball was located in q
log cabin near Rose Fiji, Va, and Sheriff
johnson and sixteen depu ties started out
to capture him. Reinforcements were
sent for, as 1t was feared that Balls
friends and relatives might go to his
aid, Nearly thirty members Of tho Mid
dleboro militia company volunteered as
deputies and left by special train. This
morning, under o truce. Sheriff Johnson
went to the cabin and demanded Balls
7surrende r, This he refused to do. Late
this afternoon fire was opened on the
cabin by the sherlfr's forces, and after
John Ice one OF Balls men. had been
killed Ball surrendered. laall will be
taken to the Kentucky penitentiary at
Frankfort tonight, The house in which
Ball took refuge was riddled with bullets
from the guns OF the posse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
4 ONE COMMITTEE MEETS.
lanes River Committee DECIDES r.
a N n MOT to Sell Sand, ..5

81 the four comm!ttees-,Jamnsss, E lS1se
R9I,ee ssessats meet
sst n Ta Sas sbls h old
sass matter # a,Es
lance nv ~ Commit e e. nat In regard to
81 pu9 sRmss IT, saa tn
re Pc al49 araWn < outNof the river Full
4atye s aboya I'll tit i sys
le 81 the High tide. Mr. sloan offered 100
aabe + ss ss9W fos the pa ane
,,,ase for which 1t 10 now being used, and
that preferable not e s sal the s send
amount am mt. Of dirt, The committee decided,
Wssointe, out II did not want to act on
and the 4, lossS ter YES Ss taeled
+as ~ Charge said that on the last plopo-
sltonthAt q exchanging sand for Dirt.
n!Eblic. Insurance to the amount of Sl5,-
800 was renewed on the city tug
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
SHEA VICTORIOUS.
Reelected President Of Brother.
hood Of Transfers.
m NV A saoclate,i n I,ress.

IIs 5@7I 1I (By Assoclated Press. $50 1I'
till CHICAGO, 3 ILL. August 9.--Corneliua
II. Shea to-day was neglected president
OF the international Brotherhood e. OF
Transfers in the convention OF that body,
Delegates who bolted yesterday took no
idant stood 1853 for shea and 16 for John
White. of New York. sssi:& &,
The entire ticket approved by Shea
went through Wtthout any serious ;oppos!-
G Gear Of st. PAU. were made y!ce-pres-
idents, and James WEIGH, OF New Or
leans, and John Longstreet, OF C!ncin-
natl. were elected truste es.S me other 'tt's
The victory won BY Shea In the con-
vention Is marred only by the d!sseenslon
which led to the "! hdra wal yes terday OF
nearly flfty5 delegates and the launching
Of a movement to organize o rival team
sterS I'm on, Ill i5t5i Ss53sG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
Times-D Dispatch Branches

u If . . N
,r,s following Branch Offices have been es-
.n tIvs for the benyat OF those living at y
Sis1nnce from the Main Office Of The Times,
Tm tHsath The TiIaes-Dispatch Wants left at
e ~ lrstui attention US though they had been left
eaf ~ Main Offlce and there VIII be no extra
GcSsstNto the advertiser. ,,,,,> !, I, 4. l ! t
1J pAq ms tANEs, sSla Isast Broad Street. D .ss
SCOTT TMinantys!a 4nS brSad See,s
: N RsFRshNrs. ssxANp CO.. roushee ana
: BFS g. i I.HssTSiMDR No 500 west Marshall
! pAs1o5sMsiF;sos's DRUG STORE, No. ,Ss, West
/, Main A.. psESTsiissRi;lpGE. Brook Avenue ana Clay
!. s sqoy' I pRuo STORE Barton Holghts.
kkfhdpI =, 5 DRUG STORE. No, $500 Williams,
nnrs' Avenue, t'nltoP, ~ fs ~
RoniS's piiARMASt' No. s0 fsAsr MARSHALL
ci street. Drug STORE no, laH East Main
street, s eS25SNsSs1E SssMfsnMlh No. sOs7 Eas. !,
pf Ss5nssss r TTaaiS PHARMACY. No. $50 South
GGi iRs ss XTEn- CO.. No. ala
The ill., PSssRR 1s PilAaslAiAcy, No. SOL West
Ee eatS sl ppiHixnMAcY, 4wspty-elgnsh anu N
Rf fseSSS's PHArssiAoY. No. lls Canal Street,
Hun huSb hHWls NJ %Atk hsss hFssa sdSssi ana
cl hRssFss s5Fse pkua STORE. No, l,os Hui.
Street, Man g, sslS a ~ sna.,,,
S|ss;; Sf|ssiS$5s
EAST PHARMACY. no. 2s9l g Street. 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
FRUIT HELD UP
BY BIG 4 STRIKE ! l,,l
Attempt TO Adjust Differences il
New York Ended in a
Compile etc Failure. IL
I. y { "a !, z i 81! -i5
n (By Associated Praas.)


I#3 NEW = DIRK, August 81 s.-----An attempt
made late to-day TO adj just the differences
between Blk railroad companies having
the railroad tugboats operating In New Ne Y
York harbor ended In failure. The
lrepresen tatives OF the Central Railroad Of
New Jersey. b Delaware, q "a kawanna.. and
Western, Erie. Baltimore and OHIO. New
S Vi We're most seriously affected BY
the strike. declined 70 nceeae 70 me de-
ere in wages q IS to So q n month
n places ! OF the strtkera with new men.
the movement OF freight OF the roads
named from their terminals in New Jer-
sey and Staten Island to New York CITY
was badly crippled, and many carloads
the west bank OF the Hudson River. It
3 IS feared that II the strike continues there
\ viii be O heavy loss to shippers OF fruits
and Il Vegetables and other pertshable
sfreigllts. and much Inconvenience to New
Workers. , I, =, ~ z,
Haven and Hartford 4 Railroads are not
~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
Virpinians In Paris.

Isneclal to The Ttnaes- d spatch] 171 ga
PARIS, August 9.--Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Cohen and Miss Louise McAdams, OF
ingtonj5., Va, " registered at the Office Of
the European edition OF the New York
Herald to-day. Va .1 t "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10


without Extravaganza" at
the new freproof Hotel Woodstock on
Forty third Street, near broadway. Try
the new Hotel Woodstock, and you VIII
come again and bring your friends,
There is no better hotel In the world, and.
she prices ARE moderate. II s n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
,Rockbridqe Alum Springs

I'm the Mountains Of Virginia. Elevation 2, 0o0
feet. Chalebyate and Alum Water unsurpassed.
Cuisine excellent Orchestra, Coli Links, Tennis,
II you want your summer outing to count for
health and pleasure. come TO Rockbrfdge Alum.
For illustrated Booklet write Mrs. ROSA d.
YOUNG, Proprietor. Rockbridgo Alum Springs.
Va. Take West-bound Chesapeake and 3 OHIO
Trains. t lsG fSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
New, Postmaster,

lshaalA 1, 70 Ins T y, DlspatchJ ~
vim III WhItten has been appointed post
caster at Willow, Amherst county, Va,
vice M, J.. Written. resigned,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
LOST AND + oUN N !:

rSniINn.lsJ1M i OFF MONEY. OWN Err
& sssi,f .ibtaIn same by describing prop
9ssrtv and making engagement with M
n derstsned for Saturday ate t.iloon III AL
dfess, Will, particulars. II 800, t.Ili11es-
dispatch. III s33 M n q }ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

$3.50 80 : ~ A1St w ~
Rebecca Johnston in her own right
.tS and 4 as guardian OF the said infant;
Charles P. Johnston; Elizabeth Walker
and Henry =. Walker, her husband,
Il, and Annie NJ. Beattie and Harry G..
b Beattie, her husband &, defendants. y3s
ag IN CHANCERY. N
III The object OF this suit Is to have tho
court pass upon the titles$t the tract
one mile north 4 OF Aoca Sta ttna on the
r., r I, and P. RI r, j, and con aining
eighty nine acres, more or less, OF which
Joseph A. Johnston died sefred> and pos
sessed in June. 1906. and which was de-
&vised to him by his mother. Mrs. Ed
monia M. Johnston. by will admitted to
probate in Henrlco County Court. jan
iuary II, 1901, and construe the deed dated
September g. 1896, and recorded In Hen
rico county, D. q. 125 Al page 1856. from
Richard H. ginton to the said I Mrs Ed
in fee simple absolute Il all Of his in
terest In said tract OF land, and remove
all clouds upon the title to said land
and adjudge good title In 4 the whole
thereof to the infant Joseph -. john
ston, as sole heir at law OF the said
Joseph A. Johnston, deceased
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that tho defendants. Charles
; p Johnston; Elizabeth Walker and
Henry p, Walker her HUSBAND "a Z, are r
non-residents OF the State of Virginia,
81 is ordered that they do appear here
within fifteen days after the due pu niica-
ton OF this order and do what may be
necessary to protect their interest herein.
fs1S SAMUEL, p. WADDILL, Clerk.
II T. Ashby Wickham, Attorney. f$3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

lv.nl,lIfT rN sfi, MAN. 2s, DESIRES POSITION
HI HI Sa outside or inside SALESMAN; seven
N svearg experience. ]. SSS. Times is-
b tch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

WANTED-B 4 "A YOUNG LADY III a
position as governess ITO teach small
Il children; best Of ref eren COS given
Address box 5, Tazewell, " a. NJ; SSss.5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

swANTED-BR1GHT !, s$s.A ACTIVE YOUTH
1 asin wholesale produce business; good
i#s "a erences & required. DAVID gs VAL Al
q & TO-, 1918 4g3% East Cary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
HE Rate for Classified !. !sS:',
sVVat1t Advertising

4 N S1 cent per word, Net Cash ia AD I <
sssSr4FCE.5 with d minimum cost OF ~
4 cents FOR each insertion. The . s !, a.al,
$rstn al miles to deaths, MARI lnges,l
SoYt;iifuarles and all other classified NJ.
tirss, No display type allowed an the inc
N classified columns. x ~ III jS gts87s /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

~ W. s+pED-PosITION AS TEACHER;
ssIyscnnsteach English, beginners Latin,
sss French and rruaic, Have had three
& years, experience teaching N psiVate
"A. Il oSyrT1iiAs references furnished y de-
] SsIrsT " Adcress Box l05. Charlotte
sla Ssnirrih6r1lse. Va. ...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

wANTED-BY IA YOUNG LADY DDU-
y Gated "A at AZ Richmond High School, g
posi- ton to teach srrall children IN pri-
waite family; also beginners In music.
4i Address B ass. a Times-D Dispatch. q III Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

'I,11I ,E,l.T,R1cIANs WANTED--sDVDRA!AL
21S flrst.ciass electrical wirelnen. Write,
sstntlng experience and salary wanted !.
must be sober and tndu strlous. o 'Si
Ell 624 So Roam e. III Va NslI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
MEETING NOTICE,

~ D 20 Lopg Rt 5 No = 9 so1 Y,
/WN cation Of Dove Lodge. No, 81. A..
u. ana A, NJ, will be held In the lodge
room, In the Masonic Temple, on THIS
FRIDAY, AUGUST TO- 1905. at Z o'clock
p. NJ, Members OF sister lodges and
transient brethren. are fraternally In
yited ia unite with us.
BY order OF the w. NJ. 8T
BEN II. AUGUST, Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

|ft,kl N,TED SUPERINTENDENT TO
take charge Of country place IN I, Ape
\ II irlarles county, Va; must be ex perienced
farmer. ana Understand care OF horses
De- gard eniag, dairy, and compette4n,I, ~ y. ~ !;
Fss run ]. Blaze In owners absence. Liberal
MI IN inrvl to the right man. give Y age
HI and Experiences Address u. D. Dr
Hi nes- Dispatch. r s5 3 t5l af&tSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

THE, ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Company viii be held at the general
Office Of the company. No. 1911 East
Main Street. Richmond, Va at ~
O'Clock noon, AUGUST u. 1906. AZ
G. 81. BENSON.
\ X It'd Secretary and Treasurer, IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

IVA W ANTDD, FOR U. s. A.anrY----ABLB ,.
inh bodied unmarried men, between ages o.
3Ha rood Il cl,aracterl and temperate habits,
who can speak. read and write hnElisn.
H5 For ia formation apply to RECRU1TiEt3
&fOFFTCER,S 800 East Broad Street, flcn-
ds9 ffio1ld SsE a. i}f ~ a5t5 I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

4 E,HP FiEzjRf1BScB OFFICE NAN AND n
hi i1,ent September LIST; references given;
~ 5 Ios ton paying less than 5000 per
4 sS month considered, Address, ae1,
81 5.olT O this otice. Vs5 *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

FOR sALE-A NICE STOCK or GEN
q eral Merchandise; no old goods. sales
n town. n Good 1 REASONS for selling. $4,000
stock. Apply to Box u, Dendron, va;
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WANTED 81 + Il ONCE, A }, RELIABLE
ss,sssdrug clerk (registered) TO manage {. q
u ssmnil store. u Apply TO 115 Twenty
IA Street. Newport News. ~ a. IL 3if5 s5j IL
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FOR SALE -3 GROCERY, LAUNDRY
3 and dairy wagons. runabouts nnd , .pag,
I'll gies newly painted, and come q : th as,s
"a Brook Avenue, I lf EE8 5ItEy RE ia lFt
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Sxp.lANTED--G GOOD, SOBER AND IN
Ssad iistrious man to cut meats IN green
Il gsyfG.rsocery Apply at once to %3lS 3sN cay s'
SSss3y b Broad Street. ~ F .34sii8t]R's
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Z MERCHANTS AND FARMERs,'

GET PRICES ON OUR HICKORY W.
hicles and greensboro Farm Wagons
before you buy; prices and quality
right: side delivery WIndrowers ter ter , Rec
NIGER & BRO. No. 8, Fifteenth
i Street. HiE N gy Il x X b