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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-28
Three LUESF .
VIRGINIA / !. |: J ] HORSES ]
Mrs. Potts Wins Two Firsts at
Baltimore Show and Mr..
Dunlop One.
MUCH DISAPPOINTED
Petersburg Owner Did Not Meet
With Usual Success This
Other Prizes. q

of the Baltimore Horse Show Association
at the Ekridge Kennels. which closed
B in a blaze OF glory Saturday, after run
ming four days. Mrs Allen Potts, of
9Albemarle county, carried off two Of the
coveted blues, the third being won by Mr..
David Dunlop, Of Petersburg.
In the ladies' saddle horse class on
Thursday Mrs. Potts s chestnut geldlng,
Z King Of Hearts, won the blue In one OF
z the best cards Of the show, and her
black marc, Radiant. carried off second
honors. The second blue ribbon carried
home by Mrs. Potts was won in the
ladies' saddle class by the same horse,
the second prize going to the bay geld
ing, Rappahannock. owned by DR.. c..
Shirley Carter. OF Warrenton.
On the closing day Mr.. David Dunlop's
bay gelding, Confidence. won first prize
4 in the class for ladies' qualified and green
hunters. Mrs. ALLEN Potts's chestnut
mare freight, won second prize. Fire
light also carried off second prize In this
class for champion lightweight hunters.
f In the harness horse class on Friday
Mr. "a. Randolph Howard. Of Frcder cgs-
burg, won second prize with his ches tnut
stallion, His Majesty.
One OF the disappointment of the show
was the failure of Mr.. David Dunlop's
stable to carry OFF more blues. In past
years Mr.. Dunlop has taken from four
to eight ribbons at tho Elkridge Kennel
shows. Hc had entries in fifteen cards.
Other Virginia exhibitors were Miss Doro-
thy Henderson, Of Petersburg. and Mr..
Francis L. Howard, Of Fredericksburg.
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Times-D Dispatch Branches.

q l.I. 81
tsbiisl,cd for tho brnetlt Of those living a,
distance from the Main Office Of Tho Times
Of Thf bracSss TeceHe n he ssns
careful attention us thonsn they had been l"tt
ut the Main Once and there VIII DO no extra
cost to the advertiser. gE
sLAUGiITER'S DRUG STORE. Twenty-nfth
and Venable Streets.
W. i, EANEs, ?Sls e. Broad Street.
soy WTAMa an ntsea stres na
Marshall Streets
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Broad Streets
g. w. 1.ATTIMER. No, $50 West Marshall
| Street
rIIoMpsoN,s DRUG STORE, No 1921 Yves.
| Main Street.
street r. ',s''' '''4 >,'A'
KApY's DRUG STORE Barton Heights
| PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No 1870 Williams
| burg Avenue Fulton
ROBINS PHARMACY. No. 200 East Marsha.
| Street.
CITY DRUG sdn1., sT y,,asn,b No, "A Ea'. Main
JupsoNs cuNNINGlIAM, No. Ds7 Eas, Main,
| corner Twenty-hIsl.
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THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No, SOL weu
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IpAJSoS PHARMACY. Twenty.e.shh and N
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ilDvESrY- EIGHTH AND y STREET PllAIt-
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sad cnurch Hill Avenue.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
New York, 10; St. Louis, S.

New 7 OK, 10; 0t. 11OU5o, . rs
letter for a bunch Of long distance hits
and four runs In the seventh lining WIN
''' aenr ~ ~ ~ innings: r, II, e..
81 s 81 oils ~ ....,..lo1l20O o 0--l5 Is !
Nav York III . / ] 20 4 ! 0-lO ~ s
Batteries Brown, Hostetter and, ana Ra bn,
McGInn MI and and a B5o igmsie 'me'
Philadelphia, q; Cincinnati, 3.
,woont'sngain to-day through superior hit
tinn. Sensational catches by Brlnslleld.
Lush ana Niagee held down Cincinnati
score ~ ~
y !, s Sc}nno ~ iA'ns o oog1.o %
Phiiadeiphia '......,,o 2 o lool.0 "a 70
ana npl DOOM. Time, 100 Empires carpea-
ter and Conway, U. g.jsa2 siA 4
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J + ! !:
q ~
\\lS Westmoreland CT u b
RfM Q7|uA dangling from his belt.
IS 9kG79& RA5kN Back into the wigwnnl
Y115 EfA lie strolled and there re-
(NAL[A countered the deeds of
# L.y4 NtS~ valor done upon the
Fl q - great diamond. Unto all
2SAX who CHANGED his way
- the story was told.
Stung BY the annoying jeers Of his
9tor1nentors, the warrior from the defeated
camp gathered unto himself his fn,th-
$ful braves and held pow-Wow. a round
the camp fire the dance began and when
II ended the vote was unanimous that an
other time there should be battle.
Thus it came about that the return
engagement between the hostile forces
was scheduled for Tomorrow And thus
1T will be that Richmond's society Wall
have the great pleasure OF witnessing an
other struggle between warriors who IN
their day were the heroes OF many d.a-
mond and gridiron. In years gone BY
they went out and took many scnlps and
their touaf,awks were stained with the
gore that came from the fields Rusty
with age, these weapons were brought
from their hiding place and buckled on
to the men who are to tussle Tomorrow.
Society Will Turn Out.
The game will begin about $3.50 o'clock,
ana It will be exciting from the very be-
ginning In the other game. the West
moreland Club went down to defeat by
the close score OF 6 to 5. They believe
that this time they will be able to defeat
the Commonwealth Club aggregation OF
ballologists. Society will be: there TO sec
the game Popcorn. peanuts, chewing
gum and sod q. water will be sold by prom
tinent club members.
The Commonwealth Club lineup Will
he as foIlows Robert Jones. right field
and pitcher: J. p. Etchlson. Jr. center
field; a w. F. Gordon, third base AMI
pitcher: w. II. P. Lee, short stop oman
aeer); w. D. Duke. second base: John G.
White, first base; II K. Ellyson, Jr..
pitchers; Julian H. Hill, catcher (captatn).
The substitutes will he ]. Garnet Nelson
and II. a. Gillett.
The Westmorelnnd Club line-upsfo the
last game was as follows, and there may
be one or two changes in the positions in
this game:
. Randolph Cardoza, catcher; Tom Bryan.
pitcher; Harrison Blair or Henry Hotch-.
kiss, first base: Granville Gray, second
base; f. * .. II OF chklss. Jr., short stop;
Robert c. Bryan, third base (captain,:.
]. p. Kennedy. left field: ". Gordon
McCabe. OF Petersburg. center field; st.
George Bryan, right field.
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First Month Successful.

The Virginia State League Baseball
Association closed its first month Sal
urday having opened lin three of the
Six cities represented on the rs OF April.
The League has proven "a thorough sue
cess in every particular. Not an. owner
Of franchise would part with his pos
sessions now at double the original cost.
Dividends could easily be declared for
every team has made money.
Richmond has kept within the salary
limit and the crowds here have Justified
the expenditure incident to the prepara-
ton for the beginning of the team.
Portsmouth. the tail-enders, has met ex-
penses on It's home grounds and when
away from Portsmouth has broken even.
In Richmond the team made almost
enough money to pay the salaries OF the
players for one month.
Danvlle has drawn we'll in Danvlle,
from four to eight hundred people Wit
Messing every game With four hundred
paid admissions to see each game IN
Danville the team, from that city can
exist
Roanoke started off with a fairly good
attendance and this has been Increased
ever since. .5S5
Lynchburg is perhaps the most en-
thuslastc city in the league and this
is accounted for at this time largely
because Of the fact that the team IS
In the lead. Fl
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About the Players.

Outfelder Giles, who is with the Dan
VILE team. Is North Carollnian. anu
isn't bit ashamed OF It, He is grad
uate of the UniversitySo of North Carolina.
and Is superintendent OF schools IN ono
of tho counties In his State at this time.
Just to keep In condition and because he
loves the national game, too he is play
ing ball in the Virginia League this year.
When North Carolina played Virglnn
here and Won the game. Mr.. Giles was
one of the hest rooters With partylo Of
gentlemen and ladies. he was In car
ringe on the field. and ibis coaching
helped u lot
Lee Sharp seems to be holding his own
down In Portsmouth. He accepted three
chances In left field Friday, and there
wero no errors chalked against him
There are many Richmonders who believe
that this player will be big league timber
before many years. He Is cool at all
times, doesn't have anything to say while
playing, md never kicks against an unl-
pres decision. 55 n
Barley Kahn is certainly starting tho
Portsmouth crowd in the right dlrec'
ton lie has won two strnights from
Norfolk and is himself playing at second
base When BARLEY rets his team 20
Richmond there will be some pretty
games. for he wants to put the Law
makers on the bench,
Carter, OF I.ynchburg, who was sup
posed to be invincible. went down before
Roanoke Friday. and Mr.. Cassidy, or
the South Atlantic I.enguc. carried ltlng
Kclley's crowd to victory Cassidy is
said to be n great find.
In Schumann, the two hundred ana Aix-
teen FOUNDER, Charley Bland, owner Of
the Portsmouth team, has a twirler that
Will make MI of the battcrs dizzy before
the end Of the sen son, He was too much
for the heavy hitting Norfolk bunch,
and he worried Richmond q great deal,
Jack Anthony made UP IN FRIDAY
game for what he did on Thursday. Ills
catch Of a line drive Just behind second
base very likely prevented two or three
runs from scoring,
Az n hitter. Colonel Still is proving
himsclg to be something good 10 pitched
Il good game Friday and landed safely
twice, That's doing mighty we'll forHa
box artist. Ss
The race between Hicks. cuddy, shaf-
fer and Hinton Is a pretty one for. inc
hes, batting average. Hicks Is perhaps
leading them all at this time.
Jimmie Ilulcher the erstwhle !nvinel
BILE sou,hpaw twlrler, Is said to haW
met his waterloo one day last week, ~hes
Donati's Pets bumped tho ball over N.
field The score was II to in tho eightl
inning .,lnlcher was pitching for IN
high schools.
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.WESTMORELAND
TO FIGHT IT OUT
Game Tomorrow With Com
monwcaltl, Will Be Hard
Fought Contest.
PRESTIGE 70 BE SAVED
PRESTIGE TO BE BE SAVED
Ancient Club FESTIVE Under De-
feat Recently Administered
BY Commonwealth.

.'veni! vidi! Well" whispered the
Commonwealth Club diamond gladiator
about two weeks ago when he proudly
walked away from the Broad Street Park
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

MR. BEN. II, HESSBERG. Or DAN
vile, Va, has been admitted into full
partnership In the business of the Hess
berg Rottling Co., conducted both In
Richmond and Dnnv!lle. Va. The firm
name will continue unchanged.
M NJ. r. I1IISSBlIRG,
f CHARLES GIINST,
HESSBERCi BOTTLING COMPANY.
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LAWMAKERS OFF
FOR !. SEA.S 5 Re:
Will Return Here Wednesday for
a Double-Hcader With
Roanoke.
FIRST MONTH SUCCESSFUL
Something About All Of the Clubs
and Players-Fivc Games Here
This Week.
FIRST MONTH SUCCESSFUL &C: :

The Lawmakers will leave Richmond
ut 0 o'clock this morning over the Nor
folk and Western Railroad for Nor1olK'
where they are to play to-day and TO-
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
A NC III 9 r. LIN T.

GLAsGoW AND LONDONDERRY.
sai'!Ss rTSw Saw s xSk sHrssy X MSssipiThHsy
"CALIsDONIA" AND "COLUMBIA,"
-2.y-s..aferAEe pagsvxe rs days.
AND sT'AYORlTB| STEAM SHIPS.
t.AaTORIA'' AND "lrUHN SsslA"
For henk q Tours and farther Information
apply " HENDERSON BROI>IlEKS. New
York or M DREW WELSH. 5es y, Main St, |;
SAM lEl. II. BOWMAN, 800 r., Aain ST.. Rl"s-
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r.. ,.N-.-xANoa!s."-r.7.l. tHe cosmopolitan
VIII be practical renewal OF the Metros
p3lltan and Brooklyn handicaps The en-.
tries Tor the opening day are rs folows. 'g
First rnce--for three year olds 4 M IN.
ward, $1,000 added six ana a half fur,
longs. main course-l3ritisher, 49,: TOMMY
zWaddcll. ll3: First Premium, liz: Tlntoe
10; Pater, 1o9: Old Guard, 103; Aucassln,
1G3: Racine IL, 100
Second race-for two-year-olds son add. !.
ed, four and a half furlongs-4 campaigner
ITO; Royal Breeze no.. Grace George. 1o7:
Mnriposa 107; Wood witch, 107: Ben
Strong, los; Water Pearl, los: Alpen-
marchen, los; Pendcrvis, 1o2a Anna May.
s 102 ~
Third race-the Laureate. for two-year-
solds, $3.50 added. five furlongs straight
{ Bat Masterson, 12o; AIccarser, 12o; OXEN
lite, lis: Jersey Lady, liz; Hard Shot, no;
George s. Davis. 11Oa Charles G. Gates
10; Meddlng Belle, 107; Yankee Belle,
5107: Philander. 107.
Fourth race-the Cosmopolitan Handi.
cap, for sthree-year-olds and upward. So
900 added. one and one-sixteenth miles
Hamburg Belle, 122; Cairngorm. 1851
Blandy. III: Colonial Girl. 1l6:, ToKalon,
lis; Grapple, lis; Lord OF the Vale, III:
Rams Horn. l1s; Bcdouin 112l
OrInonde's Right, 107: Red Knight, los;
Oxford. 1861 Bad News. 1O4: Adbell, 104:
51nquisitor. 1903: Juggler, 81; Ccderstrome,
81. FIN
Fifth merchandising steeplechase. for
four-year-olds and upward. $1,000 added,
about two and one-half miles-Phantom,
1851: Dromedary, 100; Pure Pepper. l4s;
Fergus. ~; The Lad, 144a Ebonyotte.
40; Descent. $40; Mamie H., 1879; Captain
Hayes, 1856; Saline. 1913: Judge O. Gin.
1872; Divider, 1872; Palm Room, 80.
Sixth race-han dicap, for three-year-oldhs
and upward, $40 added, one mile and
furlong-Lord Of the Vale, 124; Pretcn-S
sion, lis; Go Between. 116: I,ogistlla,
no. Oliver Cromwell, Jos; Lancastrian.
los; Ostrich. 1861 Good and Plenty, 1oo:
Vino, 1901; Maxmar. IS; YalaRal. SO; Aus
cassn. 90; Palette, 90.
Latonia Meeting.
(By: Associate Press.)
CINCINNATI. Onto. May 2s.-Ths
spring meeting OF the Latonia Jockey
Club begins May 30th. and will continue
for thrty-one days
Tho Latonia meeting will be conducted
independently OF those OF the two turf
organizations that now exist in the West.
The trainers and Jockeys. licenses and
ruling as to fraud Of both turf bodies
will be recognized.
Eleven stakes will be decided during
the meeting. and the attraction Tor INC
opening day Is the decoration day nan.
dicap at mile and sixteenth, which
win net about $500 to the winner The
Latonia derby comes on Saturday, and
almost the same field that went to the
post in the kentucky derby at Louisville vi
Will battle all over again at Latonin. me
big event OF the meetlng-the $4,000 nam
dlcap, called the Queen City-will be run
on June 18th. Ninety-four horses have
been nominated but as the weights 40
not appear until three days before the
"a &C, it is hard to say what ones VIII pc
accepted,
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FOR SALE CHEAP---oNE .lsx j {! GYbb dty-
ar Rniier md Engine, one Flor una
Stowell. nine steam reed and Carr r ~ :,
Appiy to GRAY LUMBER co.. Cray
-lyn !. -----. 80 1900.
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The Rate for Classified
Want Advertising

IS Il cent per word, Net Cash In Az d
VANCE. with a minimum cost OF i ~
cents for each Insertion. The sa lnu
rate applies to deaths, marrihses,
obituaries and all other classified NO.
& uces. No display typo allowed IN 'he
h classified columns.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

WHY PAY zoe. FOR RUBBER HEELS
OF any old make when we will give you
the best heel made-Morgan & Wright,
IS cents. We are able to do It, for we
buy direct from the factory at wholesale
prices and give you the benefit. Red
charge double. White Oak Leather
HALT Soles-Mer's, Is cents: ladies'. 60
cents. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, No. ZIG East Main Street.
Phone POST. 49,
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season. Roanoke Will be mere eur
" and at 1880 o'clock the two
teams will face each other. Long will
likely pitch the morning game and Still
may be used in the afternoon. .
The game in the afternoon may be call
ed littla earlier than usual. though
this is not settled as yet. But it will be
the first double header here this season,
and Memorial Day being a general holl--,
day in Richmond large crowds are ex-
pected to witness each game.
Roanoke will remain here for the week.
playing the Lawmakers five games
Long and Titman were left behind on
this trip because there are only two
games to be played away from here. Long
pitched Saturdays game and would
hardly be needed in the box to-day or
tomorrow. Laval, Still and Eckstone Will
hold the Crew of the Mary Jane down.
Titman will rest up for the opening
game here "Wednesday. Rose, Hicks and
Anthony will play the outfield and the.
infleld will remain the same.
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TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT
from our ratios of tuition to pupils enter
i ing during tho month Of June. W ,rII r.
cali or telephone for inforinat!,oon. a n,n.r
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE. corner corner
Main and Seventh Streets.
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Baseball
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
New York, 10; st. Louis, 8.
Philadelphia. 4; Cincinnati, 8.
Chicago BOSton-Rnin,
Where They Play To-day.

New York at ST.. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Boston at Chicago. s3 i6
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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MEETING NOTICE.

IS -HEREBY--GIzE THAT
special meetings OF the members Of the
Christian-AEemen's City Mission, Of
Richmond. Va, and Of tire Citizens
Relief Association. Of Richrcond, Va,
will be held in said city on Monday,
June 4, 1906 their usual meeting
places, respectively, for the purpose Of
authorizing sale and conveyance Of
house and -lot4stuated in said city and
known as 70s East Franklin Street. The
meeting OF the Christian Women's C:ty
Mission WILDE held on said day at II
o'clock A. NJ, at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Building, corner Sixth
and Main Streets. and the meeting of
the Citizens Relief Ass ociation will be
held on sdd day at clock P. M. at
the office Of Chaplin & Hume, No. 10
North Eleventh Street
BY order of the Board of Managers
of the Christian Women's City Mission
and the Board Of Directors of the Citi-
zen's Relief Association.
FANNIE M. WREN.
g. coATEswoRTH PINcKNEY'. :
3gs it%E+ @ Secretary +
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BOARDING.

.EoARDERs wANTED-F1Rs GLASS
accommodations at moderate terms;
transients accommodated. Grace. 81
West.
ErGHTH STREET.. NORTH, 516-WANTr-
ed, permanent, transient and table
borders. Terms reasonable; home COM
forts. I.
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THE NEXT MEETING OF THE fv1R-
ginin State Board of Dental Examiners
Will be held ut the University College of
Medicine. Richmond, Va. on Tuesday
Juno II. 1900. beginning at A. M.
(Signed) r. II. WALKER,
Nls Secretary
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Want Ad. Will Make An Impression Then COmeSlnqulry
Orde olo
FOR SALE.

TRIGg sHIPYARD EQUIPMENT, con-
SUPPLIES SUPPLE = motors d5 H p p 129 Htp &
betting (single and double .iga mn1he r
shaftlng, pulleys, hangers, etc. hsn,yMJ. n.
and fire wood cheap. Address E vn.
ron -sALE--BAKERY IN BLUEFlDLD,,,
w. Va; an opportunity to secure te,,,, -
In West Virginia. FOR particulars nna q
terms, address NJ. w. STHltNB, lii ne
4 McAdoo Greensboro, NJ G.. a{
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Z D1NING-ROOM

REsT DINNER IN THE CITY FOR $50
4 Fine Lunch, 15c Breakfast or Supper
CSC. Quick service. Give us a trial
Twelfth and Main.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male.

ANTED-POslTIoN BY REGISTERED
drug clerk June 10th: single; AL ref
ercnces. Address L-464 care Times
Fl Dispatch.
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COAL AND WOOD.

T1E WOOD 7MAN-oFFER1NG AS AN
inducement for a few days perfectly
fire and a perfect preparation for hot
weather cooking. y All kinds OF wood
prepared as desired. E. T.. LONG,
Harrison and Broad, phone 1869: Bowe
and Marshall. phone 1920 ~.
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HELP WANTED-Male

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn $40 to $50 monthly at home In spare
time corresponding for newspa pers; no
canvnssfug; experience unnecessary
Send for particulars. PRESS S4NDl-
III CATE, Lockport, N Y.
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LOST EVENING ONE
= Fox Terrier Puppy; two black spots on
middle Of tail Liberal reward II re-
II turned to 502 West Grace.
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ALBUdARLD SWEET CIDER BY BAls ~
rel or carload; also manufa .'sI Iyr te
superior snow white corn meait ,aT i' E.
for prices. GRnlJNNFCOD GINS ~
.CIrE.Aa1LLS. Green wood Depot, va.
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sW1,ANTED-FIRsT GLASS BENCH AND
floor mou;ders for general machinery
castings; steady work: 800 to $3S per 3r
sday. Apply to SCOTTDALEh FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE CO.. Scottdale. Pa.
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

WANTED-YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN
ito attend our Special Summer Session,
sand prepare themselves for positions
~ this fall Special summer discount dur
ting the month of June. Write or call
for catalogue. THE MASSEY BUSI-
X NESS COLLEGE, corner Main and
Seventh Streets
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GRTAT KNDICTIoN SALE ALL THIS
3 week onnxlIaIfimmcd Hats; some great
bargain E:allsRnd see them before tne
best are I sold ss4 Mrs. WORTliADl, ~
North Third4Etreet.
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SWANTED-ExPERI MANAGER
FOR well-eouiped and very desirably
situated harness factory and tanncry,
Il with an established trade; one who can
put some capital in factory preferred.
Address factory. care this office.
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED. TO LEARN
plumbing. plasterlng, brlcklaying: Spe-
cial offer life scholarship fifty dollars;
easy payments: position and union car q
Ri BROS. TRADE SCHOOLS, New York.
85 Chicago. ST. Louis.
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SHORTHAND AND TyPEWRlTERs

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING,
Legal Reporting. Dispositions, Expert
Monograph Work. GIL American Bank
Building. Phone 5576.
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NO USERS OF NATIONAL CASH
Registers: Notice is hereby given that
Il our New Exchange List goes into ef-
rcgisters taken In exchange after that
date ain be reduced. Parties conte.n-
h plating trading their old registers as
y part payment for new ones are hereby
notified thai any previous offer made
them by our agents VII be withdrawn
z ar June LIST, THE NATIONAL. CASH
REGISTER CO.. sos L, Broad ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-28

BLUE PRINT C0MPAN y.
n1ake1NuBlueEp prints rain or shine, ~
j electricftysa4We pay strict Afternoon ~ ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. North Eleyei'eiA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-28

MINERS WANTED-sTEADY EN-.
mi ployment and good wages for az
classes OF miners at ARNilNlUS
III MINES. Mineral Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-28

WITH the SCHlp Oh tIS
yyestmoreland G lu b
dangling from his belt.
Back into the wigwnm
he strolled and there re-
countered the deeds of
valor done upon the
great diamond. Unto all
who CHANGED his way
.L,. ,t,r,, ,,oa told
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-28

TIID ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Highland Park Com
pany Will be held at the office of the
company. No, 62S East Main Street.
1908, Mt IL M.
WILLIAM NORTHROP, Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-28

TO ALL WHOM IT NAL CONCERN
I have this day named, constituted and
appointed Slvio Narducci my agent to
conduct my saloon and retail liquor and
tobacco business ut premises No. 1899
East Franklin Street, Richmond, Va,
with powerZto buy and sell for ca sh
only. JOHN LAZZARINI
. NlaY 70 110&. - -..ar- ~ --.-L