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PATENTS.

PATENTS guaranteed; handsome guid,
book free X. e. VROOMAN, box 40
Washington. p. G. 1ssit
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APPROXIMATION WANTED.

SHOEMAKERS, ATTENTION.
The address of George Peterson, Swed-
ish shoemaker, is wanted; formerly
worked in d shop on Fourth ST. Address
at once. United Workingmen's Shoe Co,
25th and Bartlett sts., s. f. 29-7ts
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REAL ESTATE no LEASE.

100000 SQUARE feet to lease on
Twelfth St, near Mission; will i'm
prove with temporary or permanent
buildings II desired. BALDWIN &
HOWELL. 1892 Fillmore St my 81 If
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

S1eo. oOO-WHEAT and barley ranches;
fully stocked and improved; good
houses and fences; on county road
large income annually, situated on Sac
rsmento River. now offered in exchange
for s. F. real estate in business district
Apply r. NJ. ROYCE. 1882 Bush. my25tf
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ratlrNALE RIAL nsrArE.

s2590--NEW and modern cottage Of
large rooms and reception hall; beau
tifuiv furnished and tinted: gas; lot
S5N1i6 See owner, 1919 Redwood
p. ave. Junl If
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STORAGE AND MOVING VANS.
WILSON BROS. CO.. Inc.--Movinr and
storage. Cor, 18th and Sanchez, / blk.
from Market q Fillmore-st cars.myl7 It
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CRY REAL ESTATE.


MODERN house for sale at 1917 Brod-
erIclS, near California St, lot ZTh
feet front, street work all done. o
beautiful sunny bedrooms. double
pariors. large diniHs-rooR. ample
= Kitchen. full sized basement; owner
IN hurry 70 leave city and asks for
immediate sale; the property is
worth 5000. but a tremendous dis
count Tor cash viii be allowed; fuTni-
t0re and carpet can be had al hurry
up price; house is open for inspection
today. d. DE WOLF, 1900 Pit bobos
ave. o.
TO let-Will put up temporary build
ings. y. side OF Fulton. 100 E. Of Polk;
120x120: W. side Of 7th St, $50 y. Of
Folsom. 4iX1e5; W. side OF 30 st. so 5
Of Harrison. soxl2o; W side OF 90 ST.
son. IS w of Sd. S0x120; temporary
building on z. line Of Polk. bet Clay
and Washington. GEORGE K FRlNk,
1926 Vallejo st, till $3.50 a. m. and az
ter p. m. m2-n
THE San Francisco Realty Syndicate.
Inc. viii erect its building on Market
ST. at Fourteenth and Church. and will
engage in a general real estate and in
pres: JAMES N DoHERTY' Vice
Pres; J. J. WHELAN. Sec. PIT
RESTAURANT men, attention-Build-
ing 25X5O to lease; suitable for res
taarsnt or bakery. ]. KOHLBECK-
c. S. 'CAPP & co. real estate. Offices at
p 1908 Fillmore and SIS Baker, near
NcAliister apr 26-lmo.
PROPERTY for sale: nice fats, z5x
40, Apply at GA Ninth ave, Rich
mond District 1-5t
COTTAGE for sale-4 rooms: two lots:
cheap. Call 1908 Peralta ave. off
, Cortland. san Francisco. 3i-4t'
JOSEPH sTRAUB. real estate. rentals.
insurance 1920 Steiner street, north
east corner Ellis 20 limo
NEW residence and fats for sale: easy
terms. Apply 1862 7th ave. Sunset,
Parnassus Heights. mil 1mo
HOUSE for sale-2 flats. income SIS mo.
l24 Brewster st. Bernal Heights. 2s-7t'
cHAs. L. QUASI. real estate. Sc. cor.
OAK and Devisadero sts. my 22-tt
CoUNTRT REAL ESTATE.
CALIFORNIA land. 81 acre: balance en-
tire purchase 81 week for each
acres; no taxes; no interest; S-acre
tracts; level rich. clear; ready to
plow; under irrigation. perpetual wa
ter right; immediate possession given;
particulars. maps. photographs for &c
stamp. Stevinson Colony, 7O3 Van
Ness ave, san Francisco. in 1-tf-
FOR rent-l4 acres, $3.50 per year; s.
room house: barn, city water; will
sell 10 chicken houses, brooder-
house. I bro6ders; situated inside
city limits GEORGE c. YOUNG,
fetalUfna ~. SLIT
SUBURBAN BARGATN-I2 acres on
San Mateo electric and steam road
near Millbrae. all surveyed and
plated; price $4,000. c. NJ WOOS-
TER Co, 1856 oFarrell ST S14t
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continued on Page Twelve.
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LOST-A passbeok with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of San
Francisco in the name of ANNIE S.
BROCKHAGE. No. 262-235. The find
er will please return to bank. Unless
the same is returned within five days
a new book will be issued to the ap-
plicant 31-5t'
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LOsT-A passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of San
Francisco in the name of CATHEP-
me A. ROBINSON, No. 275-1SS7. The
finder viii please return to bank.
Unless the same is returned within
Ave days a new book will be issued
TO the applicant 3i-5t'
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of San
Francisco in the name of WILLIAM
BRANNIGAN. No. 30i-1495. The finder
will please return to bank. Unless
the same is returned within five days
a new book viii be issued to the ap-
plicant. 2T-5t~
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DIED.

Baum, Matilda,,73 Miley, Mathilda
Biering, E. F., 43 Mccarthy, Kate, 21
Butler, Allan so MrGowan.J. F.,41
Conlin, Mary, 81 MeGfegor. RI. IS m
Cuenin, L.. 81 McGufk; Rose
Dierks, Wm, AZ gConnel, z. H, 3
Haar, Carl, "A Pack, David, "A
Harrington, Ger Pfefffer, H. m
trude M. 19 Powers, VIM. j.
Hirz. c., 81 Schroeder, R.G.. 50
Hobbert. Hannah Sehmitz. A., 22
Jones. Patrick II. Smith, H. H., Al
Keane, G.B Sr,6s Strohl, Salome, so
Lacey, Harriet
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SUBURBAN BARGAIN-I2 acres on
San Mateo electric and steam road
near Millbrae. all surveyed and
plated: price 81 5000. c. M WOOS-
TER Co, 1866 O'Farrell ST. 31-4t
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LOST AND FouND-continnsa.

LOST-a passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of San Fran
cisco in the name of JOSEPH PINK
NEY or CLEMENCE PINKNEY. No.
266- zoos. The finder will please return
to bank. Unless the same is returned
Within five days a new book will be is
sued to the applicant 2y-5t*
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oouNrRf REAL ESTATE.

FOR rent-l4 acres, $3.50 per year; s.
room house: barn. city water: will
sell 10 chicken houses. brooder-
house, I bro6ders: situated inside
city limits. GEORGE c. YOUNG,
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THE San Francisco Realty Syndicate.
St at Fourteenth and Church. and will
engage in a general real estate and in
sllrance business, including renting.
leasing, etc, JOHN /. A. JAUNET.
Pres; JAMES W. DOHERTY, Vice
Pres; J. J. WHELAN. Sec. Pit
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LOST-A passbook with the Hiberna
Savings and Loan Society of San Fran
cisco, in the name of MARY CASSIDY,
No. 6S-325 Z ne finder will please return
to bank Unless the same is returned
within five days new book will be is
sued to the applicant. 29-5tt
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IlOST-Passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of San
Francisco in the name of WALTER
i. WALKER No. 20S- 020. Finder
will return to bank. Unless same is
returned within five days a new book
viii be issued. 3l-5t*
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TRUNKS. dress suit cases at prices viii
pay you to travel forty miles to see us.
We are in the heart OF Oakland Eley-
enth and Franklin sts., II. oCHELL-
HAAS. 27-7t
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passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of San
Francisco, in the name of SALO-
MON SCHERAIAN, No. 264-1191. The
finder viii please return to bank.
Unless the same is returned within
five days a new book Will be issued
to the applicant. S0-5t$
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Loan Society. No 165435; HENRY e.
MATHEWS. CHARLES NJ. PLUM,
MRS WAkGEN GREGORY and Phil
James Lick Baths. 2s5t"
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LOST-A passbook with the Hibernia
cisco in % the sf name 0ef'i Of Ruff q ia FLOR S
ENCE JOHNsON, No 269-ll07 The
finder will please return to bank I'm
less the same is returned within five
applicant 29-5t*
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LOST-A passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of, San Fran
No 30l-S45. The finder will please re-
turn TO bank. Unless the same is re-
turned within FIVE days new book will
be issued to the applicant. 29-5ts
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LOST-A passbook with the Hiberriia
Savings and Loan Society Of San Fran
cisco, in the name of ELIZABETH
STOKES No. 190-537 The finder will
please return to bank. Unless the same
is returned within five days d new book
will be Issued to the applicant 29-5t*
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

cost ~ record be and that publishing tbs
notice and Of the record Ito said rolls,
shall " paid Or w tie county 81 city
where the petition u flied. Under this
act ~ IL tl,nde tho duty BY fshe secretary
o. the Virginia Military Records u aa.
certain mid report what counties c!tlss
I'll towns have caused the rolls % theft
soldiers to he put on record. The object
Bsf trio act ID 20 preserve q definite md
enduring memorial and the names q
those who served their state with such y,
sdlstlngu sl,ed valor during the war q
S's1.,s5 AZ many q tho old soldiers ars
dying, and as & II will become In a rev re-"
years very difficult to complete the g re.
cords, attention should be called TO ' this
matter a. once. 4 4 81 II d Ks
Major Robert w. Hunter Is tho \ SEQ so
rotary 81 the Virginia Military Records e 9 as
ana all counties or cities that have tnRor
steps III Tits matter should 't
With Major 1Iunter BY addressing MN " az
Richmond. VIZ II 5 y n N s858
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Confederate Records.

ny an act OF the Legislature passed IN
1898 II was provided that upon the petit
t!on Of three reputable soldiers, who
served in defense OF Virginia In tho War
betwsen the States. ls6l-'6s, q record Of
the muster roll Of any troop OF cavalry
or company OF artillery or infantry orr
ganlxed and recruited In the county or
city in which the petitioners resIde may
20 recorded among the records q tho
said county or city.
The act. further provides that the petit
ttpn shall be presented to the county
8or corporation court and that book As
20 be Kept In the clerks oftios Of the
county or city. 10 DO entitled "Mgster
Roll" Which records win have the same
fyaius as other records have.
Ssstion q Of this act provides that the
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4 urges Dr. 81 ev , t. Accept
ne Times. Dispatch !,
Editor Of Tho Times P !spa tchli; 81

Editor OF Tho II mes spa cn B. 3s4i
srIt is perfectly safe e , say th hn e 6ne
City Council f;,, years ls sAe uh tI
Execution U Of III Nordlnance mot be es
tirnuted. They can be foreseon only p by
those who rightly know the value 1aI o. O.
the awfIi
the Board 81 Health is ehoice OF e g
snIection OF d resident Of Richmond; Z {!
bs seen that ths fho
is omincnty uualined ITO assume the f1r
fec, it Is truo that in the choosing %, q
DR., u. G. Levy Certain memT'e6ears Of atn1o
Suotad i, to
a sSbss 9E'tht4s gh aoM eand III
credit hin With those who DO not KnoWi
his superior qualities. :, .8 !, I, ~ ,ad
Or. Levy has not acceltea ing op,,,,a w
place but must accslpt os ot one intensey
interesfed II the weifnro q tho city frpm 7,
eyory stnndpoint when say y nav ~, ~
nothing nre wo at present so ~ II
ii sannton pr Levy " a. ~ frames jarly
taran and Ms s Snt Iy tnrnns pont
in our sanitary career. II is to bo hopes
thatt he viii reaiixe just now how De-
pendent his people nre on him, SINK e "a nS,
thin. PERSONAL MAKE ~
as r ~ {pa tpas fsly FseaN
TIC inndculacy OF u the ATTACHED salnry1
and accept the once IN which. MS q scr 2,
Wees must 10 OF such t!nost yalua
e the peoea|fHoR a aaRFyh t ESP
fa)p,chmon al WI y Tuly 18TH, 1900.
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The Negro at James: town. n.

rhe interview published in the sun l- 4
dnv Tln,es-Dispntch with Giles T. s Jack ok
son. director general Of the Negro De-
volopnent and Exposition Company % IN
dicates TINT tho able and progressive
colored men OF the South are fully Dc.
tern,ined to make an exhibit at w the the
Jamestown Exposition, which will be q
credit to themselves and their race. This
decision WINS not reached without some
| llttlo controversy, The 81 cry Of ri Il "Jiin
Crow was raised by discontented me-
groes ana $orring negrophiles, principally
In tho North. jackson himself was cons
splcuous in meeting this issue and lay.
ing It's ghost. I'll Now he is playing q lead--
Ing part III perfectlng plans for his pee'o'--
pie exhibit at y Jamestown. III The 500, \
90 appropriated " by, Congress will 4 90 DO
augmented by thousands OF dollars raised
among tile negroes themselves, and this
will be spent in preparing n strong dis.
play Of the negro's pros ress and present
condition. Large sums will be spent IN
advertising and breaking down the prej "
dice against the exposition reused by
agitation In the North. 5ss, II n
Perhaps the most interesting thing In
jackson s comments Is the distinction ! he
emphasizes between the negro in the
North and In the South. 5s He says that
the northern negroes who opposed an ex-
shibit OF jamestown, did SO for the simple
reason that they had nothing to exhibit
jackson, who has good I'd opportunity to
study the colored man IN various parts
5of the country, believes mphatically5
that, the South Is the place for Us him..
Ninety per cent. Of oil the wealth owned
BY negroes in this country is ned by
those Of the # South. Four /. prosperous
banks are supported BY the 40, 900 negroes
OF this city. The combined negro popula:--SS
ton Of New n Y orl. II philadelphia Pitts
burg and Chicago. NJ aggregating Vi 9e5 900; 4
does not support a single bank. Tho
negro in the North has ample @t oppor-
tunitles for spending his money, but very
fow for keeping It. Tho Times Dispatch
has now and then llud38 occasion to call
attention to the same point tx: M
II g lies ackson Is an intelligent and able
man st Shps y to9oa busy doing an excellent
work fpg thes negrqos jof y thiss State to-
have much sympathy for tho sclironio dis
contents OF his own rnco or the mis-
guided and uniformed sentinentalsts
81 another, It's ability I'd produce and fol-
low such LEADERS is perhaps the best hope
for the negro In America.
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Merely Joking.

j . 81
Proof sltlve. - How DO you like ,this
poem q fmine n NJ do no know whether
It is q poem orr not. "sss.s'Why don'tsyou
know Haven't i begun encl, lIno with
q capital tleetterY"- ouston Chronicle,
lad Read About lt.-,"I 1T mo look ,l I,
some frou frou," commanded Mrs. Nuritch.
t'F'rou frou n gasped tho astonishcd sales.
girl. Yos, frou frou. 4 Wish Ii to 20
with this silk skirt ! 1ust puro1iased''----
Louisville Courler-J ourral &
Serious Omission, --N1rs. vy,r,ks: -rh,s
article IN the Household magazine on
Keeping house on $4,000 q year is inter-
Sosting. put there Is ono important lacl.,'
Mrs. Binks: What 4Sl Is that r. a Mrs.
&Winks; 1T doesn't tell you how to8 Get
the $500 a years omcrville. Journal
"Bully-tlns From Chicago -What's
read IN tho book comes out In tho Press
AIS beef that ends beef. MANY g g
sknucklo makes q nickel. Pit. maj nv cooks
Spoil tho broth, Chemicals color I. null
8is e Particular Polnt.-''WeS are not VET
ready to put your book on the market d
SAID sal; the publisher to the ambitious au-
thor thor But It Is printed, illustrations
aud all argued the author, Why don't
y s,n SO ahead md Bind II and - !.
5.Ihero's the trouble. \ - Tho. fashion ex-
perts nave no not yet decided what isSto be
. !. popular SHADE this fdll and We Cor
italnly do not want to Risk bindlnr Tia
book IN Q color that will clash with The
gown Of the lady who is reading IL do
We fudge, A. Az n Al Il 5Ii I' ~
2 a'lstorm q BIess'ng.- Venice has .buf-
iered from remarkable hailstorm the
slh'lslones being so large that they killed
ma many cats on the roofs OF me houses.
IN their city nre Il perfect plague ~ ~, I
don Evening StanH1fu. a2 IN -
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This Is an average Of virtually 100000
per year. or an annual increase amount
I Ing to about I per cent, OF our total popu-
lation. Tho year 1905 showed q marked
increase over 1904. and 1905 showed Il dis
tlnct gain over 1905. Whether the pros-
.ent year marked the height Of tho incom-
Ing wave. or whether wo are atill on
n rising tide, still remains to be seen.
The Chicago Record-Hcrald calls at
tentlon to the fact that the recent In
crease In the volume OF Immigration iH
hardly SO Significant as tho change IN MS
character, Formerly we drew q very
large part OF our allen population from
Germany, England and Ireland. Last
year quite different group OF countries
predomlnated. Austrla-IInngary contrib
uted 2756oa. as against l77,160 the previous
yeara Italy contributed! 22l,+ as against
1895 In 1901; and Russia sent lsi.s97
against 1914. This year the Italians
again led. with 22a,Gos Compared with
earlier years. therefore, this country 10
getting not merely aflarger numper OF
foreigners, but also 1t would seem, those
which are on the whole more difficult or
assimilation.
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= --r--- -T---T--l
Poke and Hoko n

I, ! rom the&momopt that tho Hon Irohe
began rs yastns e. 81 psy1ne
cratic nomination Tor Governor o of tI ZANE.
gla. our hearts, our hopes, our nrnvnrs
2; oar tenrs have nll been with Hoke, III u
y ne restorer Of classical nrt to Cracker
tho mokeslnth Victory and tia p Z Gal N; a., al
a q eagosst[ and 81 Mest
,,!n n tho South. He has turned
balls into spelling books for tho POOR,
Can such a man no bea ton !? q. n * n
aravSG S III tb neoRs hhys
him. What hope could there be t to- t Tia
f fi'n e., q CYL REPRESENTED by the Hon,
as k nS ess pe 6Hm rs Ap ay
s Sa f hase eys gpsahsS h ~ not
sSS aaqsnfs MT ss Hs'a neSsa Ssa
public once. the' ZION, Poke Hogs 30 s'li Is
ona 6elt'5sn ne the asEa
Warwick OF Georgia, Would he sppoa1ki7
Or was even the Hon. Hoke Smith be-5
ne nth ne , atandard Of Ample Yalleyi
has ns espIo,lsed tha cause O. IIoka Smith
With wiIllam shaiMut. With Milton llEs''n Toney
and Mel Potts, with the bright flower OF
the unterrifled Jeirerson!anislTs Of Apple
Valley, he ranges himself by the side OF
tho unequnlled fTQke. tlts i .i55
In the !mpasHloned Language OF the
4lINWkinsvllle Blngeri ~
"Georgia fears no more the mokoj 5
Stand togetbesr, heal hearts So Of oak; 'VN'
Poke for IIoke ana IIoke with Poke!"
subtle smile lights inc lips oi the Gal
mt the Fountain. and the whit eJackets
behind the bar are busy with filling pre-
scriptions. n l3 X
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RH!y,,, =. V o. a:y,,,.1.
Canned Conscience

There was q tainted millionaire 81
In fact, o tainted thief h y u ~ "
Who made his tainted money by ttSl
ss The sale Of tainted beef, N n ~ Isl l3.s
I He ran a tainted factory ssS 4 4 s3 I'll
5In quito q tainted style VI .s5 ~ III
His stock In trade was audible rs
~ For many 9 tainted mile. A. II
/ He had Ia tainted Packington ]. I
#8..ss IA plant Of great expansc. n A rs.
] His mutton being killed and packed Y
BY tainted immigrants. .S
And when his tainted goods became 4 Gs
ss335 A3 menace 10 the State Is 55y "a @ III II
He hired tainted senator y. B 4
|. To go and leglslate, VI Il
Who #labored with His Masters Voice,
III The public to-. acquaint, t...;
10 show infected meut lei pure S 4 III
s%4,5 And prove that Tnint Amt Taint. l'ii
w allace irwin, in New York Globe
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sRadford,s Glorious Fourth.
Some Personal Mention.

{flt WA Especial 10
S STuART's DRAFT Ylas, uly ,lb..M, ,n,s
Winnirrcd Goodwin has gone to Pocah Oh
taa 10 visit her sister. rs. Nelson esoopr
Miss Miss katie Farrer, has been ylsl &
Ing rela lives In Oho 9nd !s,hn niece Miss
ME- Howard MeGl.ntIc ana bride d o 9Th, the
ers satern Mrs. ": &. G "a g5,aane ~
u LlsGn M'nfHEssS bu ems
WITH aFe sues IN n at campbsl.ton Hall
dsesfsts Ssm sos and
II, 4 70 hiehly pleased and speak tlius-
iasllcally 81 the plans ana nanagemoAt
of the same. g}B ~ ~ NJ " iY.Si # ma 4,
& weeks ~ hear Jayhoy thinking Of ahuy.:
Ink y! ,hs Go g. X 20. ~ Y so
Week.: NJ behave he's got tho lawn mower.'''
Cincinnati Commercial !. Tr1blno,la.l5 } =, 5 III
AS tho grace q man Y The Mind SO Tbs
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ciilnery 10 called d Joke by the u work.
linen In Nihdsor Plaster Mills. N

II THOSE who read that engineers have !. e
been selected ITO prepare plans Tor rec e.
ifabiiitating the city Gas Works at So
tooly must DO careful not to get theft.
Ioointnas mixed rho tsenty 10 hundred
pays for the plans. not the rehabilitn y
ton. More anon. Sss 81 \
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Thos. u. Watson has Joined the fray
IN Georgia Just for, love Of the CHANCE
% give the railroads tore and at.
raktag, When the y!triollc ylsuperat.ons
Of ex-Candidate Watson are tred-eyen
lIoke Smiths bids for tho votes OF the
dear peepui'. look tame;
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Not ii, order for three weeks ID, what
England has done for our canned meats.
It's about time r r.. told the world !;
agaii, about his q. X. label. .s sssSI
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When Standard Oh Is fully investigated
there Is q strong suspicion that It will
be found rather greasy. N. a8. n
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For the w oman's N onulllent,

Editor Of Tho TImes,pi spAtoll;
. slr,-ln Your editorial column Of la !.
Tuesdays paper refer " 9 Tapa ~
the movement to erect g monument 70 10
the women Of the Con &c eracy, !. e, y, Z
have among ny, Y papers g Tt'nIaG nm
u ,HIs ety, a anmou1tins 70 solnethlng oYegg
$500 payable To tho monument fund 9f
hs E a,aa 1 GenfebfS!eeKK Tnsi
was secured nearly ton Years age 9; ana
as far as 7 have been able 70 llnd ptnt. .
about tho llrst money eyer co1lec1 ea l1o rs
Or r, Temple served two years In Second
Rlchnond HoWitzers., end two ysaaTs ~. "
Ninth Virginia Cavalry, nlla vp " ~: ttle
estad ii the movement to erect this mon
u'''sA'' Ao4's 800 q. q. TEMPLE.
panylle. Va, July 14th. 1905. 81
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J Bailoting BY bullets ID as popular as
ever In South Carolina. The only diff
Guilty Is that the tenure Of ONCE is so
"a 5i,t FL III Il g III 5Jil K, IVA
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New Hampshire also complains Of 3
deluse OF ,adulterated food. THANK 1Ieav-
81, those hardy folk still have pie TO
fall back on. ~ ~ 4 e Il is AK VI 4 X lS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

Curious world. isn't Il d, GUY lots cost
hundreds 81 dollars d foot, while you can II
buy q yard 81 lawn Tor . few coppers
most anywhere. " ~ Ri 81 & & sS .Sfl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

h 5.'''No free advice by telepl,one.' Is the
welcome decision Of tho British courts
In favor OF the family physician. sl ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

III Isn't the word conservative getting a
bit dangerous for politicians ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

4 Those who can't 60 to the springs can
read about those who can. NJ 81 ii "a III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

Tearing prisoners apart by wild horses
was q barbaric custom of tho dark ages
The same operation performed by ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

RAMS Horn at least is entitled to do
some blowing /. Nd Is u iS} Il q