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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-29
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HART
FORD RAILROAD

A Time Table giving fun information ia
to locar and through train service may
be obtained at Providence station and
stations peiow.
Train Service from Providence.
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FOR SALE - s-RoOM COTTAGE At
Oakland Beach. electric lights. plumbing.
etc new An~ly at once. J. H. Wood
bridge. Oakland Beach. or q Exchange
place, Providence
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OF money will sell 4 horses, 10 cows and
calves. ~ cheap cows. 2 bulls. 10 bugsfes'
single and double, harnesses, 10 sleighs.
cash takes them cheap. Everything not
sold Oct. II will be sold at auction. FRI
day, oct. IL, at IL o'clock, regardless OF
cost or value as ] am oblige to sell. Geo.
n. Congdon, 174O Cranston street,
Knightsville. r. 1. s22
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wANTED-AN T. Y p II r r n c II ID
Laundress. Also n second girl. Apply
mornings between 10 and II o'clock at 70
Common street. Salary OF Laundress IS
90 s15 per week: salary OF Second Girl 5
60 $40 per week. s20-lw
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ii2 sABTN ST. ROOMS ESPECIALLY
fitted for light housekeeping. Also sin
gle rooms aug 7-tf.
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FOR SALE BOILER, UPRIGHT.
about Horsepower: has % tubes lM-inch,
nsv. May be seen At Oakland Beach J.
H. Woodbricge
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COOKS. MATTRESSES CHAMBER
maids help OF all kinds. male and fe-
male. furn.5ned at short notice. NJ a.
Hunter. 70 Arcade Tel 26T0-Union.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Two In family. i05 Elmwood avenue.
scp25-tf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

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swks.' 7c per word: limo Sc. per word.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

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LET.

a. OAK STREET. LOWER TENE-
ment. five rooms and W. c. 81 week.
Apply 33 Mcsser street. sept2T-St
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FOR SALE - TELESCOPE. fh-INCH
lens. $50. 81 Exchange piaca
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FOR SALE.

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swks. 7c. per word: limo &C. per worcL
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DIED

BUDLONG-In Edgewood. on the 26th
inst. Charles Horace, eldest son Of
Fred G.. and Lula A. Budlong. I'm his
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TO LET.

1900 feet floor space. we'll lighted:
II r. motor. lathes, drills. milling
machine.
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BOSTON sogTH s'ss. s.ss. 7.dI. sTATiUMc s:G7 s,sl
$780, lO:O7 a m: cl2:ol. 1907, c2:ol. 2:0i
2:5s. 4:O7. c5:Ol. 5:07, b:bs. s:O2. 7:ls, 7:S
s:O7. cs:ol. s:57. 1901 p. m. sundays-5;S
6:55. 7.0s. s:S a. m: n:os, 2:0s. 2:5S t:f
5:5s. sos. 7:oo. sos. s57. lo:os p. m.
ATTLEBORO-5:55. s:35. 7.07, S:07, s:@
s:O7. lO:O7 a. m. 1901. R:4O. 2;o7. 2:4o. 3:A
4:07. 4:40 5:07. $40. s:c2. $40. 7:S. $50,
$40. sos a. m; 12:Os, 2:0s. 4.Os. $40, s'e
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
THE TENPTATIONgSAMUELS LSURGE NWT0olzo2al

Il heard them talking" said the 9th
er recklesslv. Lets 90 down and call
the police"
Call EN- from the winder." said
Brother Burge. backing with some
haste. they might ave pistols or
something ard they're ugly customers
when They're disturbed.
He stood with strained face listening
here they come" whispered the
teweler with a sudden movement Of
alarm.
Brother BurEe turned and boiling In
10 his room clapped the door to and
locked IL. The jeWeler stood dunn
founded on the landing: then he heard
the window 90 up. and the voice Of
Brother Burge. much strengthened bv
the religious exercises Of the past six
months. believing Justify for the
police
For few seconds Mr.. IIiggs stood
listening and wondering what expla-
nation he saould give. sun thinking.
he ran downstairs and. throwing open
the pantry window. unlocked the door
leading into the shop and scattered
a few OF his cherished possessions
about the floor. BY the time he had
done this. people were already beating
upon the street door and exchanging
hurried remarks with Air. Buree at
the window above. The jeweler shot
back Tie bolts. and half-a-d0zen
HeiEhbOrs. headed by the butcher on
posite. clad IN his nightgoWu and
armed with a cieaver burst into the
passage. A constable came running
up just as the pallld face Of Brother
Burgc peeTed over the balusters. The
constable went upsairs three al
time. and twisting mis- hand iu the ex-
burglar neck-cloth. bore him back
wards.
I've got one" he shouted Come
40 and hold him while ! look round"
The butcher was beside him IN
moment: Brother BurEe struggling
wildly. called loudly upon the name
OF Brother HigEs.
That's all right. constable" said
The latter. that's "a friend of mine
Friend % yours. siryF said the dis
appointed Officer. still holding him.
The jeweler nodded. Mr. Samuel
Burge. the Converted Burglar" he
said mechanically.
"CoDver--" gasped the astouished
constable Converted burglar? Here.'
He is preacher now" added Mr..
HiEgs
Preacher retorted the constable.
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so I was" he said sternly. $50
was; but that's my business. 1 don't
want your assistance; can flght my
own battles You go to bed-I'm going
TO tell the congregation l won the
fight single anded.
so you have. brother" said tho
other eagerly; but it's doing me good
to see il. It's a lesson TO me, q les
son TO all Of US the way you 1vr'st-
led"
Il thought you was asleep" grCwltet
Brother BurGe. turning back 10 his
room and speaking over Sis shoulder.
You get back to bed; the fight amt
half over yet Get back to bed and
keep quiet,
The door closed behind him, and
Mr.. Higgs, still trembling. regained
his room and looked in agony at the
clock. IL was only 1880 and the
sun did not rise until 6. He
sat and shivercd until a second in
stallment Of groans in the next room
brought him in desperation TO his feet.
Brother Burge was in the tolls again,
and the jeweler despite his fears could
not help realizing what a sensation
the story OF his temptation would Gre
ate Brother Burge was now going
round and round his room like an ami
NAL IN a cage. and sounds as of "A soul
wrought almost beyond endurance
smote upon the listeners quiyeriug ear.
Then there was a long silence more
alarming even than tiie noise OF the
conflict Had Brother BurEe woa, and
was he now sleeping the sleep of the
righteous or-Mr. Higgs shivered and
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The jcweler hesitated again in the
parlor, and then handing Brother
Burge his candle turned out the gas,
and led the way slowly upstairs 20
the room which had been prepared for
the EouOred visitor. He shook hands
at the door and bade him an effusive
goodnight, his voice trembling despite
himself as he expressed a hope that
Mr. Burge would sleep well. He added
casually that he himself was a very
light sleeper.
Tonight sleep OF any. kind was i'm
possible. He had given up the front
room 10 mis- guest, and his own win
doV looked out on an overgrown gar
dou. He sat trying 10 read, with his
ears alert for the slightest sound.
Tirother Burge seemed to be a long
mt undressing. For half an hour
after he had retired he could hear
him moving restlessly about his room.
velve o'clock struck from the tower
of the parish church. and was fol-
lowed almost directly by the tall clock
standing in the hall downstairs.
Scarcely had the sounds died away
than "a low moaning from the next
room caused the amTighted jeweler TO
start from his chair and place his ear
against the wall. Two or three hollow
groans came through the plaster. toll
lowed by calculations which showed
clearly that Brother Burge was at
that moment engaged in a terrified
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huge arms raised he looked colossal.
Il suppose" said the jeweler. still
seeking TO. reassure himself. "I sup
pose dear Brother Clark felt pretty
certain OF you, else he wouldn't have
sent you here7"
Brother Calrk said, What is a
jewelers. shop compared with 'uman
soul. a priceless 'uman soul?'" " replied
Mr.. Eurge. What is a few gew-gaws
20 decorate them that perish, and
make them vain. when you come TO
consider the opportunity OF such a
trial. and the good itll do and the
draw i.'l be-if I do win-and testify
TO the congregation TO that effect?
Why. there's sermons FOR a lifetime
in st."
so there is" said the jeweler. try
ing 20 look cheerful. You've got a
good face. Brother Burge, and you'll
do lot of good by your preaching.
There is honesty written in every fea.
ture"
Mr.. Burge turned and surveyed him
self in the small pierglass. Yes" ne
said. somewhat discontentedlr, II
don't look enough like a burglar 10
suit some OF EN-"
Some people are hard to please
said the other warmly.
Mr.. Rurge started and eyed him
thoughtfully. and then as Mr. Higgs.
after some hesitation walked into the
shop TO tuvn the gas out. stood
in the doorway watching him. 4
smotheTed sigh as he glanced round
the shop bore witness TO the state OF
his feelings.
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Burge rise, and then a succession Of
painting snarls seemed to indicate
fierce bodily encounter.
Il don't-want TO look at EN- said
Brother Burge in an exhausted voice
'What's-the good of-looking at EN-?
It's like you, you know diamonds are
my weakness. What does It matter
if he is asleep? What's my knife got
to do with you?''
Brother Higgs reeled back and
mist passed before his eyes. He came
TO himself at the sound OF door
opening, and impelled with a vague
idea of defending his property, snatch
ed up his candle and looked out on to
the landing
The light fell on Brother Burge.
fully dressed and holding his boots in
his hand For a moment they gazed
at each other In silencei then the Jew
> eler found his voice.
Il thought you were Ill, brother"
he faltered.
An ugly scowl lit up the others
features. Don't you tell me any OF
your lies" he said fiercely. You're
watching me; that's what you're do
ing. Spying on me-"
Il thought that you were being
tempted" confessed the trembling Mr..
Higgs
An expression OF satisfaction which
he strove TO suppress appeared on Mr..
Burgess face
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Why. It's as plain as pikest
COnfederatcs: his part was 10 go ID
ana let EN- in"
Mr.. Burge raised a piteous quito
Il hope yoG may be forgiven for tht
words" he cried piously.
What time did you 80 up 70 bed
pursued the constable.
About half past eleven" replied II
HIggs.
The other grunted with satisfa ctiou
And he's fully dressed. with his bOotsI
on. he remarked. did you hear himI
g out or his room at ALP
lie did 90 out" said the jeweler
Uutblully. but
i thought So" said the constable.
turning 10 his prisoner with Affection
al" solcitude. Now you come along
o me Come quietly, because itu DO
the best for you in the end"
You won't set -our skull split open
then' added the Butcher. toying with
his cleaver
Inc Je"eler hes.tsted. He had no de-
sire 10 oe left along with Mr.. Burgs
again. and a sense OF humor. which
many years association with the Prim-
idve Apostles had not quite eradicat-
ed. strove for hearing.
Think Of the sermon it'H make he
said cucOuraginsly 10 the frantic Mr..
dTgc, think Of the cOugragau0ur'
Brother BUrge replied in language
which he had not used iu public since
he had Joined the Apostles The butch
er and another man stood guard over
him while the constable searched rne
premises and made all secure again.
Then with final appeal 20 Mr. HigEs
"h" was keeping ia the backgrounds.
he was pitched 10 the police station by
the ere getIc constable and five zeal
Gus assistants.
difidcnce. natural in the circum-
stances, prevented him from narrating
the story of his temptation 60 the mag
lsirate next morning, and NJ. Higgs
WAS equally reticent He was put back
while The police communicated with
London, and in the meantime Brother
Clark and "a band Of Apostles fanked
down 10 Lis support.
ON his second appearance before the
ma SlstTdies ur was confronted with his
past and his past To the great aston
isImeHt o.. the brethren being free
from all hiCmlsh with the solitary eN -
ctpton OF fourteen days for stealing
milk cans, he was discharged with a
Apostles also gave him his freedom.
Copyright. 1915. 5y Charles scribner's sons.
tcopynght, 1903, by ". ". Jacobs)
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put his other ear 10 the wall. Then
he heara his guest move stealthiIy
across the floor; the boards creaked
and the handle Of the door turned.
Mr.. Higgs started. and with a sudden
flash Of courage born of anger and des-
peration seized a small brass poker
from the fireplace. and taking the can
die in his other hand went cut on To
that landing again. Brother Burge WAS
closing his door softly. and his facs
when he turned it upon the feweIer
was terrible in its wrath. His sueu
eyes snapped with fury. and his hugo
hands opened and shut convulsivelv.
What. agin!" he said in a low growI.
After all I told you.'
Mr.. Higgs backed slowly as he ad-
vanced.
NO noise" said Mr.. Burge in
dreadful whisper. "Onu scream and
Tll-What were you gu,ng to do with
that poker?"
He took a stealthy step forward
IL" began the jeweler. His voice
failed him. Burglars" he mouthed.
downstairs"
"What2" said the other pausing.
Mr.. Higgs threw truth to the winds
Il heard them i'm the, shop" he said,
recovering. that's why / took up the
poker. Can't sou hear Lnem?'
Mr.. Burge listened for the fraction
OF a second Nonsense" he said
huskily.
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combat with the Powers OF Darkness
20 decide whether he should, or should
not. rifle his hosts shop. His hands
clenched and his ear pressed close TO
the wall, the jeweler listened 10
morologue which increased IN interest
with every word.
II tell You I won't" said the voice
in the next room with a groan, II
won't. Get thee behind me-Get thee
No. and don't shove me over 20 the
door. If you can't get behind me with
out doing that. stay where you are.
Yes, / know it's a fortune as well as
what you do; but II amt mine"
The listener caught his breath pain
fully
Diamond rings" continued Brother
Burge IN a suffocating voice stop
it. l tell you No. won't just go and
look al EN-"
series of groans which the jeweler
noticed 10 his horror got weaker and
weaker testified 10 the greatness Of
the temptation. lie heard Brother
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

R. HIGGs. jeweler, sat in
the small parlor behind
his shop. gazing hungrily
al a supper table which
had been laid some time
besore II was a quarter
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

August 5, 1905
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Times-Dispatch Branches.

The following Branch Offices have been os
tabbiiished Tor the benefit Of those living a. q
distance from the Main Oftics Of The Times.
anH of these branches will receive tho SAME
cayscr,l attention us though they had been lleit
NJ the Main orIce. and there WIN DO no exlla
s 81 ius99H III DRUG STORE. Twsn,y.afn
ND 'Venable Streets. 1utt.st .,' Gl''
VT EANEs, 2sls y, Broad Street. ~
SCOT wiInANs 4 %xa hss:a anr' sss
I SNSs{R,hSNrs s''s CHANT CO.. you.A.. and
q hF % EI itisTsiiMER No. 500 West Marsha.
rnSt65 sfi DRUG STORE. No 1872, wes,
Main NAV p ssSyssiii;1DdE Brook Avenue and Clay
RAb tSs pHTa as sr s4gh la Ss N, ,s'sn,,
Eo e4rt A9f Paia1SSnMAGY NO. 100 Ea., Marsh,
ci rT.ss' DRUG STORE. No. AH Eust Main
JS Si5ss,N. tCeu1iNNlNaHAA, No. os7 Eas. Main
pi fs1s'' sT THss1s- iP'hiAnnAcY. No $50 s.ul
p55i iNS ER,xIRK,pARRlsH CO 1, No 81
THE lin PARAGON PHARMACY, No SOL We,
r S9SS S sssaslxiRMAcY, rwea.y,e'sA,h ana
PfsSSSs gMA9 ~ I,s. sas gl.s srsss
HuSpLEY i WALKER. Twensy-afth an.
cA s.f'fh Ss'si DRUG STORE, No 400 HUI
". q. PERKINS. No, " NORTH sycamor
iNssy:Ifs 4sP 2ps sr s4ssg rA
ana Church Hi Avenue Y, &, 1 X
EAST PHARMACY. sss. mi r sszeek.
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MILLINERY.

PERSONS EsPECIAL-
~ those living In the country and
suburbs. to know OF the cheap sale
and Inducements offered them IN nice
class Millinery. We have beautiful
med neatly. Price, $l.6o to ls2.5o. Chill
a dren's Mixed and Plain Straw Sailors
at one-halt the former price. a table
OF Chiffon and Mohair Hand Made
Hats all good shapes, suitable to wear
hate, in fall, as well MS now, Sailors.
Leghorns and Hish-Crown Chips. Call
and get the choice before being picked
over. sls and BIG East Broad. NJ. D.
rs CHAMLEE. I9 if sfsgsa ia {s
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Rockbridqe Alum Springs

In the mountains OF Virginia. Elevation 1900
feet 8 cha ,ebyate and Alum Water unsurpassed.
Cuisine excellent. Orchestra JOLT Links Tennis
II you want your summer outing 70 count Tor
health and pleasure come to Rockbr ldge ALUM.
YOUNG proprietor, Rockbridge Alum. sprinss.,
Va 3Tako West bound Chesapeake 3 and Ohio
Tra!ns. TX lax lt3. sa IN
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE j r ~.
tceived BY the Hoard Of Supervisors iot
the county OF Henrlco up TO no 700 q
Tuesday the Sd day Z 4, sot, ~ i9r
s tory within three-fourths Of one mile
4 Of the limits{ OF the city OF Richmond.
separate bda must be g m ,sest f tf t the
q 8Chesapeeake and Ohio Ra lway, Bond \
!. II renu sii in q penalty Of $500 for the
: taithfll 5parformanc Iof the G, q
Il The right to reject any, or.aIl T PICS re-
Il served ~ SAMUEL r, WADDlLL
s} SVAs y S4' PA -7,I8 Clerk YAK
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! Rew,u,,a,,lrdEOffered.

500 RHWARp -A & REWARD OF ONE
MIA Tor. the arrest and conyic,
Hon sof the party. or parties who
Z entered and robbed the residence tof Mr..
Robert D. English, No. sl722 Grove Ave-
ii niIe. Richmond, Va, on the night OF the
18th Of June, 1905, COMMUNICATIONS con-
h corning this ma tier may be addressed
< "a the Chief of Police. Richmond. Va,
d ~ IA CARLTON MCCARTHY, Mayor. M
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4. BRUNSWICK INN,
4 SEALED. PROPOSALS. I
Central State Hospital,

N AN I. YIN. F. 33Drewry,, N. p, !. sup
faif Petersburg iVa..t June rs, u tD6.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR IT uRNISH-3
n Ing this hospital with supplies forth!
quarter ending septembera 80. ] o0, Will
4 DO received until 8 9 clock F. NJ, July
x supplies, we request bids for i 800 tons
steam coal, r. Q. IS NJ. ~ 100 5 tons an.
GSthracite ''eggr coal, 100 cords seasoned
p pine wood, fresh meats and drugs. $50
and drugs award ed for three or twelve
/ months, b at the discretion 9 & special
4 board All supplies except coal to be
rs delivered at the hospital freesof cha !rge.
" Coal to be delivered at II ospital Siding!
Hi3 The special board reserves the RICH to
4 rejectFany or al bids, S IS
Listtand character OF articles needed
i and terms Of contract may be Q bta !ned
at sthe hospital or. from " Y
n s Z. !. 3. r. y GRAyEs,4 steward.ssa
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NOTICE.,

I TAI AN NOW READY TO r EcEIYHSTHE
Z city, sewer and school taxes for the
year 1906, One half Of the same; are
paya BID on or before July LIST and the
next Five per. cent. penalty will be
4 added to each half unpaid when due.
" 7i' j, w. 9BRONAuGII,. q Jr.,S
4 r Treasurer City OF, Manchester,
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the a. packing houses used to pack all but
the sauea and lthsy are serta M.
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jcI-ARksVILLE is NOT a DRY TOWN

1 [I,1,1 ABOARD NEXT TRAIN Il FOR
4 Clarksvlle with your orders for
Whistles Of AZ kinda i !! y
II EIGHTY EAR OLD RNiWHIsKEY,
Il s215 AND JUG; s RYE sIVIIISKEY
Y FROM 500 TO $500 PER GALLON.
w II. Gooch is no longer In the whiskey
z. 81" send all orders 8 to THE CLAKS-
VILE WH1sKEY HOUSE. 4Clarksville,
n Va ~ Eti n .5i X S54 iRl. g at5sf a
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WANTED.

WANTED-To BUY SECONDHAND
h offlce flxtures; state price and descrip-
tson. a Address Lock Box !, Manches-
3 ter, Va. ~ EG7t{ &, S4 s!ssS
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HIGHEsT$ CASH PRICES PAID FOR
4; 2214 East Main street. Send postal.
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WHY WHY PAY soc. FOR RUBBER HEELS
Gs Of any old make whenswe Will give you
n with the name stamped on the heel-for
as cents we are a BILE to do It. for We
buy direct from the factory at Wholesale
NJ cross brand, Is cents, as good as others
charge double. White Oak Leather
q Half soles-Men's. Is cents; ladies', 80
cents. DREW's ELECTRIC SHOE
+ FACTORY, No 716 East Main Street.
Phone 1851. g53}t 81 a4 4t5 sB
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NICE w DRIVING H oRs p OWNER
h would but o,lt to resp onstble party Tor
"a d month or two; state your best oirer
/ and how you would use him, g. y, care care
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ST5NNTED-TA AT oN cE. "a REGIsTElRIE; D
FsS'ar1 & assistant registered drug CLERK x,
f good place for good man. ADDRESS ' ~ ~
Y VA ~ r.. care this office. Z I,
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WANTED. g 10 N SELL CHEAP, FOR
b cash. one showca SO; % feet long 1 y 4, = .
II in Swhite enamel. Apply TO R1CHARD-
y SON 81 sol W. Main ST.
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VVANTED--Male ale,

5NRADUATEs DE. SN1ITHDEAL COLI
s-flegeT desires position as book-keeper Or
@ assistant; wholesale house p 'rt rs,
VIA VIA eeg n reference las Ito ability gen
era i standing, etc: G. ~ Times-Dt spatoh.
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YOUNG MAN EIGHTEEN YEARS OLD
wants position with some good com On
pany;S not afraid OF work. ana can an ~ iu T.
4 Ii1sK god references. Address - os2 ' ca =
3tf' fhis Otf1 ce, a55 " Sg5s i,is Cas- s
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MACHINERY M r REPAIRS AND III e
Az newals. WhySspay factory prices when or!
~ Coming to us. e. b FORD 8! CO..%Trigg
FL Shipyard Phone S02s S5l5 isl2 i25
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FWoT0RT THREE MEN OF GOOD AP-
5,.s ,,earance and ca pa BILE to MI a position
d open in frst-class merchant tnilor,s s.. es-
& " Siishrnent. 3 K ,424,aI Times DISPATCH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

GNAo1, 77,o1R THREE CoLoRED MEN, OF j:
good appearance and capable 70 M, y =, q
open in first class nerci mi
tailor's estn blishment + ~, ! y; mes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

WANTED, RELIABLE MAN TO . I : !, 1, =
33yy'charee Of office work in an under
funeral SUPPLY 1nsianfes sen T hnnd red
N dress business to 1850 Riggs St. S NJ =.
Iva hinEt ton, D. G. ----.-----l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

WANTED-TO sBUY OLD FDATH Pr 81
Beds for cash. Address J. w -. ,.it, ms n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

GRADUATE IA o r sMITHDEAI,, COLI
4iS icpe;S desires position as book-keeper
4 Il 81 assistant ;s5wholesale house preferred ;
giltedge reference as to ability gen sen
ernl.3 Standing etc. G II, Times ls-
I'm n n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

TUXEDO COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW.
Situated directly on Chesapeake Bay;
n newly furnished throughout; Pav veg
walks all modern convene q, So
ijcited: table the best. Address NY. =.
II. BOHANNO N. Fl Norfolk, Va KS sIi att24 q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

DRAWINGS OF ALL KINDS MApn
b e,uica, and accurate. Room s, 2 North
Eleventh q Street. Phone 22Sa. =. Q.
b Box 7i2 llLs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

}yYANTED--BO ARDERs. PERMANENT.
4&transientLa ard table. Al 9, NORM seven -
gs& Street. 3& Terms reasonable 58