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BLIND sTAGGERs.
Horses Dying BY Hundreds il
Sections Of North Carolina.

5ysf Especial to Tho TtmesSD1E>0t cn) 8s4Es.55I
RALEIGH, NJ C.,,.sAugust S1o.-Asslstant
State Veterinarian g. A. Roberts returned
this morning from Hyde county. where he
went under direction OF the Is State De-
partment OF Agriculture to investig gate the
epidemic that is causing tho death OF so
many horses in that section. He found
that at least one hundred horses have
died in two townships, Lake Landing and
.Currituck, in Hyde county. OF all tho
cases he found there were only three that
gave any promise OF recovery. II
II The disease Is what Ia commonly known
as staggers. and Is thought to originate
from fungus or mold in the feed or ater
DR.. Roberts says not only the feed on
hand for stock is practically ruined by
the continued rains, but the n crops
throughout the county are almost a total
failure. He will return home at once to
Investigate more fully. the situation as
to the epidemic and do what he can to
check 1t, carrying with him apparatus
and appliances for combating and study
Ing more eftectually the disease. He Will
also go into Craven, Pamlico and Beau
fort counties on the same mission, COM
plants having come In a to the depart-
ment from these sections during the
past few days. 4 Hi f8ff.I
Dr.. Roberts found that many people
have shipped their fine horses away since
the disease appeared. He thinks. though.
that a more economical and as safe q
course would be to get food for them
without the territory I'M ected he \ Is OF
the opinion that the disease Is not con-
thglous. n { sBii
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SOLDIERSHMUS7.
USE |. !!
Governor Glenn ESTES Special
Orders to Both Civil#and
Military Authorities.
cUR.TAlL LYNC HING 5ouTRAGEs.
Shoot and Xii, II Necessary, to.
Preserve .Dl'i Dignity 81 the i.H5
Commonwealth.
sf.l1l-l !. lll..

Il
Especial BY Southern He'll Teiephone.) Ss
RAJ \. CT, August 15.-An ad-
dress to 4 the people OF North Carolina,
and O special ord err to u all sherlffs anu
captains OF military companies III the
State, issued this evening BY B Governor
Glenn. makes It compulsory for military
companies to in future are Into rnobs
when bent on lynchtng. K al * 1
X 4 In the address, the Governor declared
that until q few days ago, for four years
this State has been blessed with law and
order, and peace, and plenty had reigned:
but a few lawless men In three instances
had taken the law in their own hands.
/ and by violence. and with q strong hand,
had overthrown the law, and virtually
committed murder by lynching prisoners
contained In jail In none OF these in-l
stances was there the slightest excuse for
these acts. for in Ill cases special terms
had been ordered, and In one case the
court was actually sitting and trying the
prisoners. TX Y IS n VII 5s
#E The sheriff, Ia the future when there
are threats OF lynching, Is q to promptly
notify the Governor and also the cap \.
tain OF the nearest military company, and
order the latter to be In readiness to
come to his aid. II violence Is attempt
ed tho sheriff must make proclamation.
and order all crowds about the jail to
dispense, warning them that II they res
main their injuries will DO d their own
heads. II g they do not obey, he must
5use force. even to killing, II necessary.
and arrest all persons engaged In the
mob. 3 81 sss5 sfs s
Tho special orders TO captains OF rnili-,
tarys companies rs that, II called out, to
obey the lawful orders Of the sheriff:
they must fire into the mob, II neces-5
sary, and arrest all members OF the mob
possible. "a
In concluding tho address. the Gov
ernor declared that these orders showed
his desire to preserve law and protect
the State; but his efforts will 4 be futile
unless oil OF the good citizens aid him.
sLaw-abiding citizens should keep out Of
the mob, and use every effort TO get II
to dispense The Governor expressed the
utmost confidence In the State officials,
military companies, and the people, and
he said he therefore, called on them TO
help In q his effortss to maintain peace
and quiet. and prevent such outragcs8
occurring as that at Salisbury.
Scenes such as these" the Governor
concludes. @ reflect on "A our people and
giyesus the name OF law breakers, which
the overwhelming majority OF our people
do not Deserve and injure our good State
In every Internationally, educationally
and mora lily, - iii s4t gs&
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.LyNCHING POST ] CARDS
REFUSED THE MAILS.
Postna ster-G General Sets Down
on the Gruesome
! Pictures.

X \ SALISBURY, N. G., August B.--Post-
master James II, Ramsey, OF Salisbury,
was to-day advised by the first assistant
postmast at washington that
the postal cards forwarded to the POST
Office Department, illustrating the lynch,
ing OF the Gillespie negroes here last week
are unavailable. The postmaster was in-
slructed to Withdraw all such presented
A at the Office here, and send to Washing,
ton. Isl; Il "A
B A large quantity Of the cards have been
mailed, bearing a grewsone photograph
of the lynching, The bodies Of three
negroes, being half nude. Fl ss III 4
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WANTED, a CLERK FOR GROCERY
liquor and fresh meat storc; meat cut
Z ter preferred; references requlred. y 4
a y 80 ROBINON, Twelfth and Perry
Il Streets, Manchester. as
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I : .r,..;r- = n n STREET, OR GROVE
y,yenue, bet~ee Plum and u aa i,,i,, !,
Lady Sinai Pocket,l5 ~ rs "a to 2oS
North Plum Street 49, 80 4
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No Credit for Politeness.

A man In an i e cal arose and gave
panied nv "a young man. About ten min
utes later q seat next the lady was va !.
Gated and her escort dropped g Into 2, Il 7
without even a GLANCE toward : me 1 ,,,nA
man. "a Southern man sitting near was
moved to express sympat Thy 81 a,,,u
'Alighty discouragln, tryin =. be . .sI.v,a
IN New York isn, t It ~ he ventured. ~ ~, We
almost given 1t up. though i feel gulity
some tines and always look around SWltn
fear that some OF my nome d folks b tlaus
becon,e..S-New York Press.
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the hand tho Chamber OF Commerce will
take IN & drawing the patronage 81 to the
Raleigh mark OF. 81
7Furniture D callers Meet

33 Especial TO Tho Times. Diapa tch.) MI
Il EfS WINS ON- SALEM NJ. O., August {15.--
The third annual meeting o. the Retail
Furniture Dealers. Association OF North
Carolina closed tonight with banquet
at Hotel Phoenix. ss The association has
about 100 members. ,The old officers were
e.elected. =. 2. Hunley o. this city, Is
president Many matters relating to the
trade wero discussed and acted upon.
Among these was the selection OF Il com.
,mittoo TO correct freight rates. Z. Il ~
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COFFEE AT THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
Broad GI A AYG ~ 51a,
Times-D Dispatch. Branches.

The following Branch Ottlcns have been Us.
tabiiished Tor the benefit OF these living at a
Gslnss s A otsS e Tns TIT
any II these branches VIII receive the same
careful attent!on Us hSaEh they , had ID been loft
cost 70 the advertiser; Es5@ &
sI.AuGTrrER'S DRUG STORE. Twenty NTH
and Yenabe Streets, ttF
W. Y, EANE1s, 2sl8 East Broad Street,
A A. SCOTT. Twenty nth and Broad Streets.
ROBERT J. q WILLIAMS. rwenty-tiftl and
rARR.ASys. GRANT 3 CO.. Fousheo and
Broad Streets. 5s&i 5.q, 5t5 53ga
G., W, LArlMER, No, 800 West MarDAa!l
Street a4s&5k -5 'EssF
rHo 'i! on. DRUG sTonp, No, ,ssl West
L, BEyE1IDGE, Brook Avenue and Clay
Street, 81
RApY's DRUG STORE. Barton Heights, IS
PEoPLEs ORIG STORE. No, $500 Williams
I,oEINs PHARMACY. No. go Eas, Marshall
street. n ..f-F.-4 r. 5sI. .l3f,f..-ep W, r
CITY DRUG STORE. no, i4H Eas, Main
street. corner Fifteenth. 58Sgt 4
| JUDsON CUNNINGHAM, No, oQ.7 Eagt Main,
| corner Twenty-irst
PINp STREET PHARMACY. No. 1884 South
| Pine Street, 5ei
FeINpExI'IiR KIRK PARRISH CO., No. 4s
4 THE PARAGON PHARMACY No. SOL West
i Cary Street. E5
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty-eigh,h and, N
| Streets aG - T4. KIM. !
EIsoE;s PHARMACY, no, iis Canal Street.
.. n, LEWIS No, Eas, Broad Street. s
tHE sifa sllss i WALKER, rwensy-aftA and
street. Manchester.
! W, A. PERKINS, No 20 North svca nova
Street, Petersburg, y N = 7
MEsY saTet As saS sTssE ssyTE. 1A
G y, ,W. KEEN. INC, corner Twan,y-nftti
a EAST I,HARNAlyY. No asOn q gtnaaA ~
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Raleigh Tobacco Market.

{ 9 I (speciall to The Times, laustdh.l
RALEIGH, NJ. CT August l5-The Rar
leigh Chamber OF Commerce, at q meet
Ing held last night, appropriated four
vvertlsing and otherwise promoting the
Raleigh tobacco market, which this sea-
son gives promise OF sra tifying develop,
ment. There are two warehouses ana
both are having good daily sales.s Ilur-
ham, YoungsY!lle, Apex, IiendeEson
smithfeld and other towns are compet-
issg Tor tobacco ~ this taryatory, Renss
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Newspapers in Italy.

Newspapers are beginning 70 flonrisn
In + italy. The first in circulation anu
enterprise is the Evening Courier lr' q g
Milan, with 120, 900 circulation anu ~
The Tribuna OF Rome is next in cir
.oulat,on and influence, with nm OUTPUT 'l' :
Of 100000 copies daily. The Mattino %
Naples follows, with $1,000, and the no
radical Messenger OF Rome, with 6o, wv W.
New York World. H! y
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TWO NICE BEDROOM SUITS. ONE
" kitchen stove and other furniture for
sale cheap Call after q P. Nj No. COL,
Fourth Avenue. Chestnut Hill.tss
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North Carolina Charters.

RALkiGH, N. O.. August lb,Th ree
charters were Issued to-day,
Y The Sanford Davis .Dlstlll!ng Company,
or Il Fremont, Wayne county,; capital,
$500, by Frank Edderman, Sanford
Davis and Abe, Dinkin, for distilling
whiskoy and brandy. 5sS
The Foster Shoe Company, OF Burllng-
ton; capita $25, ooo;' by Il r, Foster and
The Panacea Springs Company, OF Wars
rem county; capital, s75, 900 |, by T homa-s
Nv. Hawiss and o thers for developing
tie Springs. building hotels, operating
auto nobile lines, 5B u s3i 4, "A Al As9
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aAllege q Etnbezzler..
11ecia 10 @Thn TIfnna ~ Ilrlatni

6l q C3pect aI % The Tlnes ID tv,at CHI h N
ILMaNaToNN
,Correspondence Schools. was failed here
to-day charged with embezzling $3.50 from
the Internal ional Text Book Company, OF
Scranton Pa RI vs. ~ II ~ S55 5
. He stoutly denies HIS guilt. but was
held in defaul tSof bond for the s higher
court. lie claims to be d resident OF Ohio.
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s REAL ESTATE, Wanted.

hotel, SIS Cor 40 rooms. or well sestaUAsh-
81 ed boarding house. Address D.. Boxf23
d Port Renublic. Va Us ;li&
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MOTH RAIN DROPS.
One Drop Big Enough to Wet
5s3 Half a Brick, M

Especial TO The Times Dispat ch.) H "A s5 "
+ BRISTOL, VA, AUG ia most un-
usual phenomenon for this region was
witnessed here this afternoon, when from
an almost cloudless sky rain drops appar-
emily as large as the la gest size marbles
fell for several minutes,
One drop striking the pavement was
SUFFICIENT to wet half q brick. y 5$5. y '',Sf
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4 HELP WANTED Female.

4 earn $40 to $50 monthly al home In spare
time corresponding for newspapers; no
nanyassing; experience unnecessary,
EAnd for particulars. PRESS SYNDI-
& CATE, Lockport. N, Y, 4 s
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FOR sALE-WAGoNs TO SUIT YOU.
4 Pal nAing, re pairing and rubber g$ tire
ID work. RICHARDsON3 3S BROS. Clio
~ Brook Avenue. 53. III 5g jSt gss
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ne n s3,l 10 SIC AND ilNOUND.a

I,osT-.oN 1oABAIsoY .s,rRlEslIs,,.. ~
's#ee West Avenue and Broad al, street ,a,,,
Oh Broad Street t., chr n nars Store o'
~ -, n Il, IL tSo,a spectnclas enclosed IN
Iea .t case of LmnsdoE q sons ms, ~, =
Ssntabie Nrewtrd will be Mn !,
Es ID ifo PRE- TERRAIN CQlNil q d III,
OF PUBL az No ~ Is
Sfrent lllt NJ gtsi3s tFf
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SLIP COVERS TO ORDER,

WE Make AND Gun ALI. KINDS OBJ
B It1YY5 sSs ItAss, 20 w. Broad. Phone
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! BRIDGE
Denver Society D octor Adver-9
tises Warning e and
III l;3s She Tell Why.

VA DENVER, August 15--Dr. Frank e.
Waxham, one OF the most eminent phy-
sicians In Denver and prominent In so-s
ciety, advertised In the newspapers yes
to-day that he would refuse 70 pay debts
contracted by his wife In playing bridge
b whist: III I'd n 8 .3j3 q g
Mrs Wax ham said: Ny husband and Y
I$are agreed that this Is the best course.
y have been rather injudicious in my 4
Investments, and .5s like the ma ority, r
got soaked. II RI rs IS ~
6ss5 Or. 'Waxhatn said :3t'.. The desire to In
vest money has grown to be d fad among
society women. They are unaccustomed
i ia the clever means employed BY the
II get-rich-quick' men. and an immense
& business Is done among innocent and un-
whist. and, !, for one Il mean to protcct
myself. III 555}i s. 5,5i SS
Cost Municipal Health Bureaus
Tho total annual appropriations for
protective) Of American cities having
over q, 900 population are "a, o1o. 900 N year.
and OF this sum n ew y DIRK contributes q I
third. this years appropriation being
s.. 345, 900. Chicago expends for its health 4Ss
department 500. 600. maintaining, In addt-
ton to the bureaus Of contagious dis X
eases, vital W statistics. sanitac inspec-
ton and bacterio1ogy. a bureau for tho Il
inspection OF Ice, another for the inspcc-Si
tIon OF fish, and d third for the inspec-8
ton OF milk, The public baths In chicago
and the supervision OF plumbers and thar
work arc under the direction OF the board
OF health. In thia city public baths are
under the control OF the Department OF
Public Buildings. Lighting and Supplies,
and the examining board OF plum bers t Is Il
a separate municipal bu rcau. n 9i=
y Philadelphia. st. Louis and Boston aI-
propriate $125 coo each q year for tho
protection OF public health, and Ptiladel- \
5pilia and Boston maintain besides q uar-%
antine bureaus as ports OF entry In New Z
York the quarantine service Is main
tanned BY the State. Baltimore. which IN
makes q more extensive provision for its Al
health department than any other Sout
ern city except New Orleans, exercises
the legal power Is ito inspect all articles
OF food or drink; to prevent the sale OF
unsound or diseased meats; to expose
fraudulent or adulterated 1od supplies.
and Il to punish violations Of the 1000 GOD 1
laws For these purposes II appro-
pirates SIS coo a year.
The best tribute to the 9 ftlc!eHcy 81 of
New York's health regulations is tho Il
low death rate, the general good health
OF the people IN the 81 mmertlme .i5 the Il
absence OF pestilence, the small lumber
OF contagious diseases. and the excellent, N
sanitary conditions prevailing and en-
zforced, New York ~ Sun. I'd - zs4Q
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,r Successful From The Use 81 lines DisPatcl


MOST COM LDTu STOCK OF q AVN,
n pr 1 r Hs II. o. c;SepELAND q CO...
N 1903 North Ninth Phone 2616..- II
OVER As MrLI1oN IN u 8 f1--s IIUMATH1
- Dollar Ra sor; buyer runs no risk apso-5
IL lutely guaranteed to give satista ction.&
I'll WAGNER DRUG co. u. D.
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WA NTED-B n Al I. YOUNG LADY EDIr-i
q Gated at Z. r. edmond High School, III q
aposition to- teach small chill dten In prt-t
v Va te FAMILY rslso beg timers IN music.
Address b ass, { Tltnes-D spatch. 3$ q *
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)SandS People, in Every Profession, Date theB6gnnl(

ssTfiE RATE q for Classified
Want Advertising us ! cent pei:
vord, Net Cash lin ADVANCE NC q,
With d n1inirr,1ltn lcost ,of 70 cents
sfor each Insertion The same
arasffss APPLIES to- deaths, marriages,
obituaries and .alls other classified
notices. No display type Flowed ,t.t11
;lfsthe classified columns.
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111AHGEElNU MBER OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
M iron and wooden pulleys d ana \ hangers.
Il ~ fnost an VI size ana bore,s2 hydra uiic
i pumps, one Nc Go van -plunger autom'saa-
run 20 to 80 pre- and ono Z 9 Pr. y.
20 presses ono 125 H. P. boiler, "a lu les
VI . - Inches BY .16 feet long. conlplsese
except stack win be sold 2 ca a. son =
v NOBLE. ~ R. /. $40 South Tenth street.
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W.a&TED--A coLoRED GIRL Il AS
nurse to year-old baby, Apply to Mrs.
BALL, corner Essex Street and San
( dale Avenue, Barton Heights,
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5y,AN1,ED- CANVAssERS IN EVERY
CITY and county, to work up o a per:
inanent business, which will pay well
make overs daily MOP PAIL AND
iSWRINGERf Co. 8 South Tenth Street
Richmond, Va. 95s III y ss&3 M u III
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FOR sALE-TR1GG YARD EotJ1p
"a ment, consisting lof achinery, ,tooi =,
ITO 40 n. p. u, electric ceiling fans SIM
II gle. and double belting sha fling. hnngss
~ er5, ptilleys. etc., lumber and Ihrewro 0ey
aa Ship Yafds. Rich111 ond Z. We.
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SOLICITORS g Statesmen.

AWAITED in ST IAN Ed CANYAss-
7 crs, fraterial; best offer ever kno wn;
N week. d twelvelEto 4 forty g ut weeks q
slyear; 800 to $500 \ nd death y low rate
{; payl1relt: . m en- WI can sf oW results
"a get excellent salary. Il DID Board SiS OF
Trade Bpli hiding, Norfolk
,yAN,rEDS v AIT an ONCE aooDI SALES
4 men to ,sell Anerica sh9ck Binder :, !
energy. Appiy mo. 3 s. T zenith Street.
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TEAcHE RS WANTED.

TED-ExPERIENCED TEACHER
to teach English, mathematics, Latin.
German and music. Mrs. WRIT
JACKSON, aKeswick, Va. ID =
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WTaNTED, P ALL FACTORY ~ FLIP u
Would like 10 employ sfs s, lalne men;
one hooper and a,1fsw . 1SI1 E, nsm
&g5iF,AIIlsCyO %. !, 1lddlefeld.S O.. y.
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WANTEp-LABORER GOOD WAGES
and steady work; near Richmond. Ap-
= ply W. r. BRADLEY n CONBTRUC-
gSTIC7S& CO, Seventeenth and Dock. Il
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sITUATIC(NtvyAjNTED, Female

a & LADY GRADUATE, Il, II FOLDING
5s irst-grade 5G cetrtif cate, & and tBl having
three years. experiehce az teacher, de-,
VI slres d position ~ Qualffl ions, Latin,
II French, mat ie4hnflcs and FIX En- 81 sh.J
Address SBox 115,l 3 owing Green, Va
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WA NTF,p- I5GIsTER7lD OR AS
/ sistant reg stered drug clerk. With: best
Hill AZ references: state salary. z Apply to
j, a, DIESELT. 1ll3 King Street,
Alexandfla. Va y. 81
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FOR sALE4sEcoND-HA HAND SEWING
II machines. In good repair, from s1.50 to-
Z $40; also Lady's bicycle. lately cost SIS;
Il will sell for $40. Ss 2214 East Main @
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CHEAPEST LINE OF RUNABOUTs,
Top Buggtes and Surrles in the city: don't
Il forget It. w. c. SMITH 3l4 N Fifth
e Street. S 4git Isl itE Tx 48s58 Ell
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WANTED Dat ONCE AN E =. + az
SA1 man With good references ~ state
{5 salary expect ed. 4 Address WALKERS
NJ pr ARAIA CY, 81 22Oth Clay Avenue. n n or
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5cLARK eViLLE rs NOT a DRY5ToWN.
4 SHOE REPAIRING.

WHY PAY 5Oc FOR RUBBER HEELS
N o. any old make when we will give you
Y the best heel 9made-MorganI & Wright,
n B5S cents ve are able to do Il, for we
Il buy direct from the factory at Wholesale
prices and give you the benefit. Red
/ cha rye A double. White Oak Leather
* Half & Soles-Men's rs cents: ladies'. 4 60
j. cents. IA DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
I'll FACTORY No. 71s East Main Street.
Phone 1851. Ri sss & S5.l
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5TEA On ERS WlANTED-rNO MALE
college graduates, wanted -
Il teach III the graded schools at Brandy
Y ana Lgmum, Caipeper county. sa " ~,
y he{ hi near the schools w. c. STOUT,
.Cflairn1an. lStevensburs, Va. ".
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BU sINEss $OPPOR TUN MITES.

WANTED-$2 oco to 5000 CAPITALIZE 4 4, /.
Increase establl shed, well-knoW;n. Pop ,o
,ilar, AhighestEclas busines So apso,tute,y
safe viii pay eaual to % per ,e eeh, Ios en
tionSSIf M esirei: business standing un-
questonable.l Addrss NoNEY;- !. VI
N cure Times Dispatch. 49,
rJNsURPAssEp # COFFEE At THE
B Crown Dairy Lunch Room Eigh nth and
"a Eroa q, tfSs RS3A4 II, Nt iEa9
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LEGAL NOTICE.


IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY
OF GOOCHLAND. YIRGINIA.--At
Rules, the 9Th day Of August, 500. ii
J. F, Ktrtley Ii 81 \ 81
vs., Il 8s = "a ..,{} % 5!si "a IA
Alex w. Mas. III
In debt upon an attachment returned 't
The object OF this suit Is to recover Of
the said Alex w. Mas, defendant thore-s
to, tho sum Of $3.50, With interest from
to attach the estate q, Alex ": Mas An
q tract Of 2e7 acres Of land IN the county
Geo Fisher decd and ala;, and IN Z, en- !,
dayIt having been made ana aled that the
asd has estate IN nrda the saq
the Said Alex W. Mas appear within
iifteen days after due publication hereof
and do what Is necessary TO- protect his
= go 80 & n MosEs y. MoNTEIRo. Clerk.
ts "A, Is. g y. II. Leake, p, Z. $
5s}32i "A Copy-Teste: ~ 81 4
MOSES r. aloNTE1Ro. Clerk, s
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BOARD WANTED,

s7WANTED-A LADY OF 8EtEFIN EMENTS
clearinghouse. convenient to Seventh
e and Main Streets: terms. s6 per week;
references exchanged. Address 4 F ~,
care this office IS at II S3,;
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WANTED IA q ONCE. RELIABLE
Il drug clerk (registered) to, manage q
small store. Apply TO- lis 1wenty-slxth
.E treet II Newport News. Va.
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SIGN PAINTING.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

DOCTORS BUGGIEs-A sPECIAL LINN
OF close or open tops; steel Or Si ~
4 SMITH, sl4 N, Fifth Street.
WE ARE OFFERING OUR STOCK OF
Buggies, Runabouts, surrles and EYag.
your time to buy. A.. AIEYER'S SONS
10 South Eighth Street. II, s y Y
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WANTED, AT !. ONCE, OR AS SOON u. as )
IL IN engraving IS or ljewelry repairing; a
plea SAINT position, permanent, ~ sa US
Sfactory Write Z or ne legraph to4a GEO
Nj .a0NNET Dining on, AZ N c. s8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

WANTED o. TWO GOOD BOILER
Il yAlakers;5 wages, s.. 75. Two good ma
chinists; wages, $50; steady work |:
q ppen shop. Address Il KEHOE'S IRON
II WORKS, Savannah. Ga.
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;yyANTED-.A THOROUGH BOOK
III Keeper, one that understands double
! entry. Address Il 90, Times Dispatch.
Stating experience and salary wanted.
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FOR sALE-FINEg @ sORREL HI ARE, 9
a llandsone glass enclosed carriage built
by Ainslie n also Brewster buggy. the
491nost 4 styllsllEln the city. " I2. n ANGUS
II NICHOLS, M. 3% D., I'll III West Grace
.s Street, 353 IA % a 33 siii5 \
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8$WANTED-HlG - STEM GRA 4,
n piers, book keepers statesmen cle 81 8
3s am: technical men to enlist with US at
once; good positions secures !, " FOR 81 ne
~ fight pnrtiesl az Write or call for appl!-
$cationS blank. RICHMOND EMPLOY.
NTt+AG EN- CY, Rooms 22-24 Ebei
5aS RlldinC. r edmond AZ Va "a III e ll5 &