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duckie?" he said, laughing and chuck
ing his daughter under the chin
Paw! exclaimed wee Jeannie.
"Paw-aw-awi"
Fine. lassie, fne!" cried her ia
Their He was in great form now, his
collar-stud having given way minute
previously.
Now, yer coats lynn better. john"
said his wife. But yer tech, man,
yer ties away up the back o. yer
head!''
II can't help it, woman. II pus
on one O these masher collars, my tie
slips over 1t. as sure's deathg'
but why do We not use the tabs?"
Och. I'm for none o. yer tabs!
Never mind. Lizzie I'll pull it down
myself.
"rhere!" exclaimed Lizzie. II nearly
had it that time! Now-now I've got
it. There!"
At the word Of triumph the t,e
slipped into its place. but the collar
flew open.
What's the matter with we, John?"
she cried. little Grossly. why did
you unbutton it?"
THE studs broke!"
The Studs broke? Oh. John an. Won
goin' to have yer photograph token!,
och. It's a right dearie. I'll list
button my coat an that'l hold 1t to-
gether See. that's fne."
"Oh. john" she began, but lust then
voice requested the family to step
into the adjoinging room.
Mind. John, it's to be a cabinet
group" whispered Lizzie. as she took a
last survey Of wee JEANNE and Mac
gregor.
Y11>.
John explained his wishes to tho pho-
tosrapher, and presently the group wa .
,irrahsed-Lizzie with wee JEANNE on
iler knee. Macsregor standing beside her
VIII ms toes turned well out, and John
behind with one hand resting affection.
ately on her shoulder Then the nho
tographer Owed under the black cloth.
Whats he dom, paw" inquired Mac
sreGor, in a hoarse whisper.
Whsht! murmured Lizzie
He's spyin'." said John, softly.
why is he spyln'. paw?'
Jlst TO see how We're all behayin'. -
returned his father. joculnrly. Eth,
Lizze?'
BE quiet. joint whispered Lizzie.
| severely. She was sitting very stiff and
dienfed. Wee jeanne began 10 show
signs OF restlessness, but ere long the
photographer reappeared. He suggest
NJ .'1"t viz littic boy SnOulu remove MS
hat aud that the gentleman should open
his Jacket.
I'm done fol mas luu,serti lphn
| with " wry smile.
''AIacgreegor, take off yer bonnet
| said Lizzie, mlserably fearful OF wha,
would shortly happen behind her.
Pm not wantln to take off my bon
net. maw," said Macgregor.
| DO what ye're told, Ye can hold
1t in yer hand"
| Yes, just SO. Hold ypur bonnet In
your hand, my little man" said the
photographers, PLEASANTLY.
Macgregor obeyed sukylly
Kindly undo M the bnttons--ul the
/ buttons, please" said the Photographic,
to John, with great politeness, and turn
! ed to the camera.
| With feeble singer John undil ths
/ last but one. Lizaie's head had beer
| sinking lower and lower. She felt sh;
was about to be affronted.
Nav" said Macgregor, suddenly. a
I've mrssed my hair. Nill, put on nls
i greengarry bonnet agaln?"
4 Lizzie looked UP quickly. ans
! whipped something from near hel
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BY PROF DOOLITE, University Pennsylvania

On clear night the sky now presents
the most brilliant appearance of the en-
tire year. The Milky Way. bordered on
each side by the bright midwinter con-
EtellatIons. passes exactly overhead. while
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the sky. It's brightest star is the orange
colored star at A; the star marked B in
the neck is the beautiful triple star even
In pair OF opera glasses, while each OF
the three stars of the head marked C
is double. The little group. Argo. or
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Mans Idea of Woman's Dress.

We are accustomed to pity men who
are, matrimonially speaking, Caught
by scheming women, but the curious part
is they are generally fairly we'll satisfied
with their bargain. and tho home circle
of such victim Is probably happier In
the long run than that of the strong
minded husband and his patient, but not
accomplishing, Ruth said an observing
lady bachelor friend Of the Man OF the
Street.
Ninety-nine men out OF a hundred will
solemnly assent that he prefers his wife
to wear black to any other color and /
have known girls after marriage to con-
denim themselves to perpetual mourning
In their apparel from the stupid belief
that they are pleasing their husbands
Man does not really in his heart of hearts
prefer black garments. and he probably
sees and admires MANY other women
In exquisite shades of color, but stronger
than any other artistic tendency in him is
the instinct, which Is the outcome OF
generations Of conventional thought that
calls on him to clothe his womankind In
this sable array. aaH
AS matter of fact, man is generally
a failure when he peaches on woman's
prerogas've in the matter of dress.
He knows next to nothing before
hand of what will be becoming and what
not, albeit he may be an excellent judge
when the desired effect has been obtain
ed by the host Of small ct ceteras that
go to the making OF well gowned wo-
man. and If the chance of her clothes
were left to her husband, the conse-
quences might be disastrous to the wife's
appearance.
Several years ago heard that among
my acquaintance man essyed to buy
his wife bonnet for an occasion requir-
ing slight complimentary mourning. She
gratefully, though ill-advisedly. accepted
his offer, and when the box containing
the treasured headgear were opened by
the trusting lady under the complacent
SUPERVISION of the gratified husband, 1t
was found to contain widows bonnet
with a flowing crepe veil"
THE MAN OF THE STREET.
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cluck, swallowed the soap pellets ono
after the other.
Then, In n moment change cana
over his countenance He gave the
cousin look OF disgust and contempt.
He retired to n corner of the yard and
coughed and spluttered and ohoked for
some ten minutes.
by that time he was well. TIe shook
himself and looked about. Seeing that
the hens were still being fed with bread
pellets he Joined them again, and again
he ate all tho pellets that were thrown
forth.
'.The cousin made some moro pellets
Of soap and mingled them with the
bread pellets. The soap pellets, it was
plain, teh rooster remembered. He ex-
amined them. He smelt them. One by
one he took them In his bill If they
were bread he ate them himself. II they
Were soap he distributed them among
his wives with great affection OF gem
crosby, calling each lady up in turn as
her predecessor retired. His Invitations
were clearly to BIO regarded as royal
commands. and any hesitation on the
part of n lady who, having tasted soap
once. was loath to repeat the expert
ment, was treated as n snous offense.
Perhaps twenty soap pellets were shared
impartially among half-dozen hens"
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.DARkEY WITH SMALL
P0X RUNS TO CITY
County Supervisors Offer Reward
for John Johnson, Tricky
Peppered.

Lost strayed or stolen.-Ftom tho lower
district of Henrico, n case of smallpox,
In full swim on the corpus and counte-
nance of one John johnson, a negro resi-
dent Of Richmond. Liberal reward from
the county board OF supervisors II same
Is not returned. Big reward IL finder
will hand the disease and the owner over
to the health authorities
Such was the wording of poster on
the bulletin in front of the Henrico
courthouse yesterday afternoon. Tho
negro, Johnson, is somewhere at large
In the corporate limits Of this city. hav-
ing fled from the county night before last
to escape arrest and IL lookup in the
pest-house.
Chairman w. p. Trayser, Of the county
board of supervisors, sprung the startling
information at the special meeting Of tho
board yesterday afternoon, and there
were nervous Intersections during his re-
cital, asking IL he had seen or touched
the victim Of the dread pox sores. He
stated that no had not. but had been
given the Information by DIR. G. II. COL
Inns of the county board OF health.
Order was restored while he entertained
the members and spectators with the
thrilling and hair-raising story.
Chairman Frayscr said the man had
left the city week or 80 aga, and had
gone to MS fatherS place IN liic county,
Just below Fulton, In tho neghborhood
in which Mr.. F'rayser resides. At that
time he had not the slightest suggestion
Of miniature volcanic eruption about
him. The disease making itself apparent,
the man had stood It az long as he could
but murder would out, and the neighbors
began to smell rat In camp. Fearful
of being sent out to the pest-hoiise, john
son made good his escape In the wee
small hours Of the night and presumably
came to Richmond.
DR.. Collins stated that he had quaran-
tined the house and its occupants, the
parents OF the negro. William Johnson
and his aged wife. The county has done
It's part to eradicate all Johnsonian bacilli
nd it is now up to the city to discover the
man.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED AND DISTRICT
managers FOR trust company making
straight farm loans; splendid opportu-
nifty for good men with satisfactory
y references Address CASHIER" carr
Z TiInes-IHSpalch-
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RUDE AND MARRIED
ONLY TWO MONTHS
Justice John Fines Bridegroom
$40 for Grievous Conduct
to Bride.

Henry WiliamssIa negro. who vas cap
tured after he had run for more than n
mile IN n zlg-zas way through the city,
was ordered to give security for six
months for his good behavior by Justice
fCrutchfleld yesterday morning. Williams
was cursing on the street when the
officers started towards him. He started
on a run and it was half an hour after
wards before he was arrested. Then he
abused tho officers vilely.
Sam Hughes, a negro, beat Susie Jones,
n little woman. Justice Crutchfield said
that when n big man like Sam struck
a little woman, ne was going to give them
the limit, and Sam was asked for 81 and
security In addition for sixty days
Or. w. 8. Stubs came from the pen
with his Confederate uniform across his
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BOARDERs wANTED-IDEAL LOCA-
ton. large rooms and shady lawns, best
fare; ternS reasonable: quiet place 70
Vile, Va.
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REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

WANTED, PURCHASER FOR A
farm, in cultivation. about q miles from
Richinond. near Southern RAILWAY; good
grass land, adapted 10 stock raiAins; us
acres; price 5000 cash. Address +. S5I
care ttas Office
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You Certainly Reach the Buying Public Of Virginia Every Time
YoUy sr1rEs

arm. TITS getting too bad, Dr. You
can't stay away from me. 1 am goifls
to send you down this morning and sober
you up" He Will be turned out when
he gets sober.
Thomas Jones's wife said that her bet-
ter half only acted real rude" to her
and that he did not beat her MS the
warrant said.
How long have YOU been marrled?"
asked the One John.
1.-TWO months, exactly" answered the
womnn.
Thomas. fine you ten dollars for
being rude to your WIFE Wonder what
you'll do after you've been married q
year"
Then the woman went out to get q
part of thefne.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

Use 'CRAFTs' ROYAL" THAT'S ALL
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TR1GG sHIPYARD EQUIPMENT, CON
sistng Of machinery tools. store, room .
Z supplies. motors d5 HIP. to 12o H,-P.),
shaftlng, pulleys, hangers. ETC. Lumber
and fire wood cheap. Address s. NJ
TOMLTNSON, Shipyards. Richmond. va.
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MILLINERY.

Millinery. Milan Sailors and other
shapes; trimmed and mtrimmed Hats;
White Suits, Skirts and ladies' furnish
ings. MRS. JULIUS BEAR 1923 East
Main Street.
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Times-Dispatch Branches.

tablished for the benefit Of those living at a
distance from the Main onice Of Tho Times.
any OF these branches will receive the same
careful attention as though they had been left
at tho Main Office, and thore VIII be no extra
cost to tho advertiser,
sI.AUGH'TER'S DRUG STORE. Twenty NTH
and Venablo Streets.
w. r. BANEs, 2sls II. Broad Street.
AoHDR scott WThAMs an" H%d nfSaa sres,s
Marshall Streets.
TARRANTs. GRANT & CO. Foushee and
Broad Streets,
G. W. LATTIMER No. 500 West Marshall
Street.
THOMPSON'S DRUG STORE No. 1881 West
Main Street.
!. L. BEvERIDGE, Brook Avenue and Clay
Street,
RADYs DRUG STORE, Barton Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. $500 Williams
burg Avenue, Fulton
ROBINS PHARMACY, No. 200 East Marshal
Street,
CITY DRUG STORE, No. llH East Main
street, corner Fifteenth.
JUDSON CJNNJNGHAM, No 2o27 EaS, Main,
corner Twenty-frst.
PINE STREET PHARMACY, No. 1874 South
Pine Street.
i-oINpEXTER- K1RK-PARRIsH co, No. 4la
East Broad Street,
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. SOL West
Cary Street.
EATON PHARMACY Twenty eighth and N
Streets,
RISON's PHARMACY, No. ll9 Canal Street.
j. Y. LEWIS. No East Broad Street,
HUNDlIEY & WALKER. T'wenty-ffth and
Leigh streets
cARTERs DRUG STORE, No. nos Hull
Street, Manchester.
w A. PERKINS. No. 10 North Sycamore
Street. Petersburg.
| TWENTY EIGHTH AND n STREET PlIAit-
| MACY, Y&cny-eighth aud n Streets
| G. T. ". KERN, INC. corner Twerty-htth
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NOTICE.

WE BRAzE GASTRIC N-sF1ND,. us
your broken castings and we. VIII re-
manner. STRICKLAND MACHINE
CO., Main and .Twenty-fourth.
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If YOU ARE IN NDED OF A BUGGY,
r,lnabout or surrey it will pay you to
see B. G. BRISTOW, 1900 East Franklin
Street.
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PineBeach Hotel v',s nsss"'

Twenty minutes by trolley from Norfolk VIZ
gin!a's newest, finest. coolest, healhiest resort
Hotel combines every known comfort and con- CO..,
venience. Unexcelled cuisine and service SAT-
Purost drinking water. Bathing, Boating, Fnsn nn
ng Tennis ouos Golf Fine 3rGhes fdr no oS
let. WM. =. ~ En- hlhnaset'
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THE NEXT MEETING OF THD VIR-
ginia State Board of Dental Examiners
Will be held at the University College Of
Medicine. Richmond, Va, on Tuesday.
(Signed) r. II. WALKER,
Secretary,
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MACHINERY.

MACHINE AND ENGINE REPAIRS.
We have tho most modern tools opera ted
by expert mechanics. Give us trial.
Blacksmith work and cast-iron brazng.
STRICKLAND MACHINE CO., Main
md Twenty fourth.
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IosT. CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT
| with Realty Bond and Trust company
iss,,ed TO {. r. F1ippin for one hun
dred dollars Payment of same has
! been stopped duplicate has been APP
piled for. Finder OF same VIII please
return to G. Il. FL1PIlN, 2lZ SCUM
/ Laurel street. and receive reward.
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LOST AND FOUND.

sTRAyEp FROM 1900 FLOYD AVENUE
LONG HAIRED FEMALE FOX TER
HER; ANSWERS TO NAME OF
JAN AND BEAUTY. REWARD FOR
RETURN TO ABOVE NUMBER.
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SUMMER BOARDING.

BOARDERs WANTED FROM 9TH OF
June to last September: fine boards good
water; on Southern Railway half mile
from station. Apply to Mrs. ALFRED
Y. SPONS1JWORTH, Poplar Run
orange county, Va, r. T. De- NO. !.
City references.
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FOR SALE.

|
FOR SALES 90 HIP. P. r; T. Boilers;
CINE, / No. 2 Lane, Double Carriage :. r E,
SRaTrM! R5ler q H Is h Rgs!'sRs . paelsE;
$50 H.-P.. Engine; 1 s55;,,ron Locomo we
and ,na LoEgng Cars AZ ,ln n g S% ep rsE
ss'SRh pyalssdau 'ls Phone 8; e soa EoAD -" sp
TR1Ga sH1PYARD EQUIPMENT, CON
betting (single and I'd double leather,
shaftlng, pplleys. hangers. etc. Lumper
and fire wood cheap ADDRESS :. w ~
| TOMLINSON, Shipyards. Richmond "a.
MUSICIAN LEAVING CITY WISHES
70 sell $3.50 I1ardmnan Pian ..,, also, S seo
sponsible party Address - "So' care
Tines-Dispntch.
| AI.BBNrARr.E, SWEET CIDER BY BAR,
rel or carload; also manufacturers; 80, OF
superior snow white corn meal ~, write e
for prices; GREDNWooiD ,S GRIsT Va q
CIDER MILLS, Greenwood Depot, va.
RICHMOND BLUE PRINT COMPANY
makes blue prints, rain or snihe, 4S
out-of-tow-n orders. 2 North Eleventh
Street.
FOR sALE-BAKERY IN BLUET1E1AD,
w. Va: an opportunity. to secure a
we'll equipped bakery In the, best town
in West Virginia. For particulars i nha
terms, address M. w. STEliNEi, Ihe
N1cAdoo, Greensboro, n. G.
WANTED, TO SELL CHEAP FOR
cash one showcass, rs ,,d feet n iTnsib
In white enamel. Apply to R1CHARlD-
SON & CHAPPELL, sol W. Main St
wANTgD-YoU 10 TAKE NOTICE WE
" have Just unlonded a ear each q Ten
nessee' and ''Thornhl'' Earn, Wagons
You need a new wagon. Call l, " .o IS.
FOR SALE. A VERY FINE DRIVING
Mare, suitable for doctor or any n.y. lighs
seen at 2S13 East Broad, between 10
and II A. NJ.
FOR SALE cHEFAr. Ed FINE IL LARGE t5!a
years old registered. a perfect perfect an anl.
y NAL Address JOHN MORRISON, East
Richmond. Va.
FOR sALE-BURNT WHEAT, THE
pna tna' W. a j. To fSS AK 4Se Sorh Sixth
Street.
UNsURPAssED COFFEE AT THE
Grown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
Broad.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN ON
Awnings rents ard Flags; prompt work;
large stock. II. f. COPELAND 6. co"
Phone 1916
THE BEST VARIETIES AND THE
best Rose Bushes in America. sl.0o per
dozen and up. MERIT ROSE CO., Nv.
Grace and Cedar.
POPLAR AND OTHER HARDWOODS
for sale In North Carolina in tracts to
suit purchaser. JOHN N. ADAMS, Del
Rio, Tenn. @
SAW-MILL COMPLETE. WITH TWO
teams of mules: capacity. 10000 feet
daily. Address A 36S, care Times-Dls-
patch.
WE BRAzE BROKEN IRON CASTINGS.
STRICKLAND MACHINE CO., Main
and Twentyfourth.
FOR sALE-A NEW OLIVER TYPE
writer for $50 cash Address H 3S2,
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IN THE HUSTINGS COURT OF THE
J CITY OF RICHMOND.

IN THE HUsT1NGs COURT OF THE
] CITY OF RICHMOND.
City Of Richmod. Uranium
william II. Palmer and Matthew GU
PRo 51ef. 70 CONDEMNS LAND.
Extract from Decree of May IL 1900.
= 1t appearing to the court iron,
certificate of deposit illed WIN nt p,, INC
nond has compiled with the decree herein Ion.
entered on the 18th day OF Apri IL ol lsv -;
requiring It to deposit the sum OF '' S,n,
chants National Bank OF Richmond, Na''
being the aggregate amount OF compenI.
satlon allowed and damages assesscd III
favor of the defendants.
And to enable the court 70 VIZ VIZ.
, pose properly of the fund no" on deposit
10 the credit OF the court In ms chuse;
the court doth Further adjudse. 2raer ra at,n
decree that this cause be referred 10 JONI
P. Lea who Is hereby appointed spec,aI
omnrissoner for the purpose to make ''io
following Inquiries: .,.,.a
and nd in what sums and proportions, respec-
lively, to said compensation and danases.
9. What liens. II any exist at the da az,
of this decree upon the said pIope nnS,p res
which said compensation ana hallusts
were allowed. taken by the city OF h,rn
mond for its purposes, showing 'he pf'-
critics OF any such liens. 10.
g. Whether the proper persons uuc os
fore. the court to enable 1t to dispose
properly of said fund to the credit OF tho
court ne aforesaid -, snoc,,1
All of which inquiries the sa, rennr, 10
commissioner is directed 70 rep ponIo,iv
court, together with any matLei' spo nr va,
stated deemed pertinent by him. or re-
qured to be stated by any parry -
And the said special commissioner Is
directed to give notice OF ne Ivy, t,,, ".
place of making the foregoing , ma.'r'es
by personal service nnon and M also by p,,b-
~ i;ca Hon Hon once a week for four successive
weeks In some newspaper pu ad AZ ~
the city OF Riehmona b ar'r nersons " inter-
ested, notifying them to appear Il, he 81 re
him, that their respective CLAIMS may 10
passed upon
ONCE OF Special Commissioner.
Room No. 3. 1903 East Main Street.
The parties to the above, entitled cause,
and ali other persons interested, are
hereby notified that ! have hXed on my
office, Room No, 3, hob East Nam strer's.
civ. as the place and the 18th day or
June 1906, at II o'clock A. NJ, as me
time for executing the requirements OF
the decree of which the foregoing IS az
to attend and do what may be necessary
to protect your interests herein,
Given under my hand this ls'h q gay OF
Special Commissioner
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
the June C9O6) meeting of the Board or
Visitors of the University OF Virginia,
the following professors VIII be elected
VIZ:
Professor of Economics.
Professor of surgery.
Professor of Obstetrics and Gyne"
cology.
Professor of Chemistry and
Professor Of Pathology,
by direction of Armistead g. Gordon
rector. Applications and con1munica.
lions regarding above may be addressed
10 EDWIN A. ALDERMAN.
President University of Virginia III
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
ANC HOR LIN

~ ~ X H " IL IL ~ H
OCEAN STEAMERS,
GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY,
Sailing from New York every Sainrnay'
NEW TWIN SCREW sTEA1;M!SiiiPS
CALEDONIA" AND ''CoiuMBlA''
Average passage 71s days
ASTORIA" AND "F'uRSEsslA, "a,
For Book Of Tours and further i,i,
apply to HENDERSON BROIHERs. Nsw
York; or ANDREW WELSH. 6?s p Main 81 81;
SAMUEL II. BOWMAN 903 70, Main SIS Fio"-
mond, -.
Great New Flrproof Hotel IN Ne"
York at Popular Prices. The WOODSTOCK
on Forty third Street. near BroadWhS' q
model OF comfort without extravaganza
The best of everything at popular p''s1s
that will not be advanced. Try tho
Woodstock and you win come again ana
bring your friends there. There IS no
better hotel in the world and the prices
arn moderate.
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: Iafnts saguy; any kind on anything any
x.Aess- III ~ Eighth ST. ,FhW1s ila
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Nv A N T r D-CARRIl1R WITH TEAM
for Eastside suburban newspaper
route Apply to Mr.. r. w. CARD
WELL. GIG E. Main Street. city.
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WANTED, TO BUY SOUND, GENTLE
city broke horse to\drlve to lightweight
s,lrry. Address Box S63 State price
asked, and where horse can he seen.
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WE Make BLUE PRINTS. RAIN OR
shine, by, electricity. 2 North Eleventh.
Phone 1884
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WANTED.
WOOL BUYERS.

WANTED = SAWYERS OF WOOD.
drawers Of water. grinders Of feed. to
know that Gasoline Engine power Is the
thing. We have the engines. We install
and warrant Them. W. K. BACHE e
SONS, 1406 East Main Street. id
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WANTED, TWO YOUNG OR MIDDLE
aged men. with good appearance. to
hustle for Chicago firm. Expenses ad-
bra Hotel. to-day.
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.WANTED-A POSITION BY REGIS
tered pharmacist, with ten years eX-
perience. Address ANTI NINA, 531
N Fourth Street, Richmond Va.
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UNSURPASSED COFFEE AT THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
Broad.
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WANTED, TO SELL CHEAP FOR
cash. one showcase 2s feet long; .
in white enamel. Apply to RICHARD
SON & CHAPPELL sol W. Main st
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HELP WANTED-Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
Z earn $40 to $50 monthly at home In spare
time corresponding for newspapers; no
canvassing: experience unnecessary
Send for particulars. PRESS S4NDl-
+ CATE, Lockport. N. Y.
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wANTED- STENOGRAPHER (NLALE) {;
must be competent and rapid; salary
$50. Answer by mail, giving REFER
ences. BATES e. ROGERS CONSTRuC-
fTION CO... Roanoke, Va
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SITUATION WANTED-Male,

try as assistant ''managor on farm or
barn: occupation manual mental. re-
sponsible combined Applicant reliable,
CAPABLE Industrious young gentleman.
References D., 3SG, this Office.
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FIRST CLASS SOBER BARBER WANT
SMYTH, No. II Campbell. Roanoke, Va.