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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

Had. Been Bailcd in the Sum 8
E,s 5000, With James B',allen
as Surety. ss

Lawrence Braxton. tho negro who was
arrested at First and Baker Streets
by Officers Wiley and Clark sunday, anu
who was bailed by James pahen. who
runs a. saloon at No., go nth First
Street, In the sum OF 5000 failed to ap;,
pear in the court yes terday morning, and
the bond was certified to tho Hustings
Court by Justice Crutchheld as forfeited.
Since the forfeiture OF the bond the
case has developed some interesting de-
tails. Braxton was barkeeper for Bahen
at tho time OF his arrest, and on being
ibailed BY him began Immediately 70 make
Inquiries as to what kind OF q cane he
police had against him. V ~
The night before he vas to ; appear IN IL
officer Wiley, who caught the man BY
some clever Werk and oTered nm arige
at ina Second Police Station what Wit
nesses had been summoned to a IRJ;er
refused Ills offer. At that the negro said
he would not go to jail for ANOTHER man ma
and that he was going 70 skidoo. 2
police are wondering who the other man
might be. e N M,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
SIMILAR ACCIDENTS.
Two Men at Locomotive Works
Injured in Same Way.

p The city ambulance had two calls yes
other. both to the Locomotive Works,
and both the result OF similar accidents.
The first was to attend Mr.. F. q r.
6Lowry, OF Fairmount, who had steel
rail fall on his foot. DR.. Jones dressed
the wound and took him to the Virginia
Hospital. esj Ri 38
The second call was to attend G. N.
Budery, who had a piece OF iron fall
on his foot. He was also taken to the
Virginia Hospital. Neither injury was
very serious. sj55f Il
The ambulance answered call at 80
o clock In the afternoon to attend
James Jarnlson, colorcd at 53 Broad
Street He had severe cut on his
thumb. which required several stitches.
The man said he went to reach into a
refrigerator for something and struck a
knife.
Eddie Day was arrested for being
drunk yesterday and taken to the; First
Police Station. While there he had a
hemorrhange OF the lungs. and DR.. Jones
had to take him 70 the hospital for
treatment. u, i y
Mr., w. H. Mcbride Mt the Locomotive
Works about $50 o'clock last night. and
dslocated his thumb. besides doing other
injury. ei$
1000 Ltttlepage Street.
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real. ESjITA7E AND
BUILDING NEWS
With Promises Of Open Weather
There Will Be Break in
Summer Dizziness.

The summer dullness continues in the.
real estate market, and no transactions
that the agents were willing to tell
about took place yesterday. It has been.
enormously printed that Eugene W..
Robinson had Bought q thousand dollar
lot In block 178ofsthe Ginfer Park prop
serty 1t should have read Eugene w.
fLpscomb. 81
s The weather being now In some sort
OF condition to admit OF outdoor sales
and out Of door business generally It may.
te expected that there will be q little
more activity In real estater--cortainly q
few more auction iaales. 55 3
Auction Sales.
The following are announced,
s To-dayia OF $3.50 p. NJ e. Az Catlini
will sell two frame detached buildings
in the Belmont" plan. on the Williams
burg Road, and overlooking Fulton. These
nre nice suburban dwellings.
&535 AT g O'Clock, A ]. Chewing Company
will sell lot OF land, two and a half
acres, with nice dwelling thereon, in
Henrico county, on the Pole Road, three
and q half miles from the city.
Thursday at 8 o'clock. N. w. Bowe g.
Son will sell the brick and frame build
5ings, the same to be removed. at MOB.
1900, 1902, 1904. 1906. 1903, 1910. 1914. 1915,
1918 and 1920 Mil Street, near the Loco
motive Works. Here is a chance for
builders In need OF material
On tho same day at 8 P. NJ, Augustine
Royal s: Company, OF Manchester, will
sell q valuable house and lot at the
northeast corner OF Thirty-fourth and
Hull Streets, in Manchester.
On Thursday at $3.50 p. NJ, E. 8. Rose
Company, Green & Redd, and ] Thomp-
son Brown 6 Company Will sell Walnut
HILL" the former homo OF the late w. ].
Todd, in. Henrico county, near the city.
with thirty five acres Of land In high
state Of cultivation. The dwelling IS q
twelve-room house, with all modern Inn
provements. gas, water, etc, It originally
cost about $4,000.
AT 8 O. clock. "A. J. Chewing Company
will sell the desirable brick dwelling No.
500 North Third Street.
At $50 o'clock on the same day, Sutton
6; Company will sell the brick dwelling
No. $50 North First Street.
At 6 O. clock the same firm will sell the
frame dwelling No, 207 Reservoir Street.
On Friday at $50 P. NJ, Sutton g.
Company will sell two brick tenements,
Nos. 345 and s47 South Ninth Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
OCEAN STEAMERS,
NOTICE.

6tt } Offices OF
The state Corporation Commission,
70 the Several vera ol Steam my Ra,ir6sd Com
panies Doing Business IN Virginia.
and all Persons Interested'
Take notice that the State Corpora.
Richmond, on rH TUESDAY i the lrst
day OF November 1905, at - o'clock
noon, in accordance with authority con
ferred by the Constitution OF Virginia
cral Assembly Of Virginia pursuant
thereto. hear and consider any objec-
tons which may be urged ag e RUE We
regulation, order or requirement. OF the
naxlnum rate or charge OF two cents
per mile for tho transportation Of pas
sengers over the line. OF any ,aa az
company IN this State & 93per1aht e sta Gs
observed whether the transpo be
entirely over the line OF one railroa la
company or joint transportation over
and whether the contract for transpor-
e eSp Cd By p an ordinary ticket boiweon
stations by mileage BOOK * ,,e Or 90 elh oI-
thorized by law, the power and authority
from time to time, and as often as clr-
cumstances may require 70 snallges, on os
seyse the ra,e oy royde oi the
moro convenient ana oxpedlent puttln1g;
into effect and proper observance OF sag d
maximum rate, At. the said hearing |, ana 2, 2,
rate Of two cents per mile, the method;
putting into erect the same VIII u, 20
heard and determined by the coHunls Z
for passenger transportation may be
put into effect ana be made applie;a 9 ..
to ali steam railroad companies dong
business In Virginia, and be proper!y
observed by Them In the transp oFtat1oh
of passengers. =, rr,xp
- - Chairman;
Jos 4; TTG Is. WILLARD,
Commissio ners,
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CHARTERS ''ER GRANTED.
An An Amusement Park Company
Established.

several eNt era moro charters were granted Nv
me nc. State at Corporation Commission yes.
: r. = The new companies chartered
= Gienw wood Lumber Company (1ncor.
nora ed) Suffolk, Va. Walter Boone 4
president. Norfolk, Va; F. ". ava
secretar SUMO Va; q K James a II. ~ Chr
Dtt: suffo!k. Va Capital stock: MAXI
mum m $500; minimum, 5000.
y Amusement Park Corporatio ), tch Ri
mond. Va Jake Wells president. Rich
mond, Va; A. y Pizzini. secretary and
treasurer. Richmond, Va w. q A Neal
( richmond, 5 Va. Capital stock: . Maxi,
mum, $500; minimum. 81 600.
Tho Tidewater Herdic transportation
Company Qncorporated). Newport News,
Va John w. Acty, president, Newport
News. Va; W. II. Arlington vice-presi-s
dent. Newport News, Va. :ag& Moses
Graves. secretary. Newport News. Va.
John w. Washington. assistant secre-.
5tary. NeHport News. Va: p. 51erritte,
treasurer, Newport News. Va. Capital
stock: Maximum. s. 90; minimum. 81. co..
"a Farmers Hardware Company 1ncor-
5porated) rgilina, Va. r. s. Barbour.
president. South Boston. Va; w. r.
Chandler, tvtce-president: u B. Wilborn.
secretary and treasurer. Yirgilina, Va; \
r. a. Lloyd Ylrgllina, Vn.:F8G. B. Roy
ster, Virginia. VA Capital "a stock:
Maximum, IS 90; minimum, IS, Coz.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
II. C. STUART,
JOSEPH ID W4LLAA:R
Commissioners,

i HAVE THIS DAY SOLD no TX. \,
! Amo1y my interest in the florist buslr
ness conducted at Barton Heights
under the firm name Of W. 4 emory
firm viii settle with w. T.. Anory, and
he assumes all liabilities ct the late
firm. r. r. AifslNtN' K.
the interest OF Robert p Patrick In
(, the late firm Of w. II, Anory q C9,,
and will continue the businesE Ct tho
old stand, assuming al the !ia Jil "
Of the late Arm d, IN, ~ AAoss =, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Dispatch Branches.

,rbs following Branch OFFICES have been es-
,ottsbed Tor tho Denaht OF those living NJ q
ats,ancs from tne Main ofrice Of The Times.
anv Of theAs branches will receive the name
W. yyesni attention na though they had been left
~ he Main OfYico, aud there VIII be no extra
s9sI % LINER IN aIS: pRua sroRn. rwenty-us,h
SIs tjhNES, ISIS East Broad Street.
\ SOFT TwentyyA,attA anT we gtSaa Ss4ee n
pAAasIR sasN;sT s. GRANT CO.. gou.hoa and
a ssS w LtArTiMnR. No. 800 West Marshal.
ri sl5Siiisos's DRUG STORE. No. 1871 West
y. I'm L. pEyEisIpaI. Brook Avenue and Clay
p sSaSHIsj DRUG STORE. Barton Height.
jsroPl.Es DRUG STORE. No, 300 Willians.
| burg Avenue Fulton g-t
CITY nN DRUG STORE 30, iaA East Main
| Stroet, corisT flfteenG.
4 corner T8enty-hFst n
Pine grrhpr PHARMACY. No, 1854 south
| pins Street i5 .aG[ fTI,s n
THE PARAGON l-IlAfs,aAcY. No. SOL West
BATSis pAARMAcY. Tweary,s.aa,h and n
1 RIsoSis PHAIsMAcy. No,g,1s Cana, Street.
(};,i Il II tE E$ Ne; aass Bread Street
ci I'm ssse BfAiua eyoHE. No. uo. HUI,
Il strc4L Manchester. ~"
W =. PERKINS. No. % North sycamore
T5Si:y Asp n $; STREE? plsAR-
'G;.T 6 ~; KERN I'm Nc corner pwsnty,ffth
EAST PHARMACY, NO. 2soif g street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
2sDiSpdtCh Want Ads Fill Position and Boarding Houses
ASH NUMEROUS VARIED WANTS Try THEM

day declared a dividend equal to pc,
cent. on the common stock OF the com.
.pany. This Is the first dividend on tht
cordinB to the coripany's announcement
the dividend is for two.quarters at Ia Of
! per cent. each. The regular quarterly
o cl'' "a OF ga per cent was declared
on On tf1e preferred stock. The company gavl
out statement showing net earnings toi
" quarter ending June 30 to be $40, 125, o33.
IN an slner ease OF So slo.917 as compared with
me same me Quarter last year. UNTITLED or.
ae .. 4. q on hand a.. June soth. were 6soo,5sa
asalns j.. GvlS,72 tons on March 81, 1905,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
ENTERTAIN DELEGATES
Knights Of Columbus Will Prob
ablv Appropriate $1,000.

The Virginia Councils OF the Knights
OF Columbus will probably vote the sum
OF $4,000 for the reception and entertain
nent Of delegates to the national con-
yentlon to be held next year in Norfolk.
Tho amount was agreed upon at q meet
Ing OF the State officers held In NORFOLK "
last month. but the sum must be ratl-
fed BY the individual councils.
The Richmond council Will meet at s:le
o'clock tonight and vote upon the APP
preparation. N a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
BUTTON S CASE. AS ]. IN
SUPREME COURT
lcontinued from First Page')

I /r.ontinued from First PageJ $Ft.t
MADE by Mr. Kelley, adding numper
~ eita tiong from adJud icated cases IN ths
Tnplish and American courts. and tWc
fron, 1 the decisions OF the Virginia courts
- sustain the doctrine OF "ejusdem
~ eanaris, I" lie also argued strongly that
~ duties OF the Corporation Commission
~ tn premises We're merely ministerial
and that 1t had no more right to refuse
"a swear button In than would the SEQ
r ,H Of the Commonwealth have u the
i t Iegislature had made IT his duty to do
the swearing IN.
w While contending that the Insurance.
commissioner waA a. higher officer than
tha clerk Of the Corporation Commission
~ the bailiff and, therefore, could not
he consd ered In the same category.
Messrs. Hill and Christian had quite
4. humorous little spat, much after the
manner OF two school boys. one con'
tending that ~he is,. and the other that
4'he isn't"
I The argument and the reading OF the
briefs lasted less than two hours and the
court adjourned to 10 o clock this morn
ing, The probability "a thaega decision
Will be handed down during this Week,
probably on TTlday t5i I, Z.
f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
OCEAN STEAMERS.
-.'E OCEAN 6TEAME RS, &
VhIEN Arssls a4ys 8 te ssssss Seu :;
pound tho W9y!a g G GLARKi. = b RisS.
mond Transfer, AZ ais "
Appeal Taken,
4 By, Associated feS'l

AUGUSTA, GA; July s1,-,A special
from Savannah, Ca to the Chronicle
says: 1.-THE Greene and Gaynor case has
been appealed to- the United States CIV,
to-day to Charles II. Ledrum, Of New
oneans, clerk Of the court. The main
ground named therein was the naodusi
f,roccndi Of the drawing OF tho jury.
There are numbers Of other grounds upon
iwh.ch the appeal ~ made. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
81 S'E,N } :l-,s' HIS DOLLAR.
President q 81 lent: Roosevelt Contributes
88 Ift Republican Campaign Fund.

(By Associated Press.) Il
@ NE t' July J'E 81 President Roose-
Welt has contributed one dollar to the
republican ilt'f National Congressional Com
mlttee, campaign fund. The contribu-
ton was sent In response 10 4 pener,i
appear for one dollar contributions. Cha -.
man nan Sherman. Of tho Congressional Com
!mlttee, to- day made public the Presi-
dents dent letter. enclosing hia contribution
70 the, the fund. The letter follows: q
Oyster Bay. N. Y, July rs, 1905. 4
Dear Mr.. sherman a ,3
s1 have your letter OF tho cath Il In
stan stan t. and + send my dollar. think Il
on admirable plan. and congratulate Vol,
upon the SUCCESS that bids fair to attend
the movement. IL n. q, "a. S's RE. -
Sincerely yours, Y 5,j:
,5 ssTIiEODQRE ROOSEVELT"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WIN WANT YOU no CALI. AT 7oS EAST
Broad Street and convince yourself that
we have the largest and best line /. OF
city: repairing done. H. ", ROUN-
TREE & BRO. Trunk and Bag Co, &
IT YOU NEED A TRUNK, BAG OR
suit case, might as we'll come where
the newest things are. Cheaper, TOO:
because It's no expense to us to sell
these things. Q. II. BERRY s. Co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
To Study u Sc of New,G Guns.

z CAPTAIN Myers and Lieutenant MIN
son. Of the Howitzers, will leave here on
Saturday to attend the annual en nSaan
ment Of regulars and mlllt!a at t,, Gn'cK 50.
handiinr Of the new guns OF the klnd
With Which the ILowltzers have 5ust ai Reen
furnished. They will remain about
week. ittat ~ 81 ttss- sli. sst h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
SHOE REPAIRING.

wEy PAY SOC. FOR RUBBER HEELS
OF any old make when, we Will g ~ e, 70 ou
w 1pi the name stamped on the heel-for
s5 cents. We are able to do It. tor we
S S direct from the factory, at wholesale
prices land give you the benefit. Red
charge double. White Oak Leather
Halt soles-Men's. Is cents; ladies'. 60
cents. DREW'g ELECTRIC SHOE
z FACTORY, No. 718 East Aain Street.
'Phone 1851. i5d 5-gl5taEl5gsi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

WANTED-A REGISTERED OR REG;
u fstered assistant pharmacist; could
also use a young man with three Il or
more years experience: must write
good hand and be quick. Address BOX
35stNorfolk, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

FOR sALE-uNT1L AUGUST 10TH.
one new 2-horse power motor. 10 tables
with machines, one button,nole 1t n5o
chaine, one swinging y machine. ~
Z North Seventeenth Street 81
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1LOST AND FOU ND.

iArToGR APHa ALBUM, PROSPECTUS
#gConfederacyl( Generous reward II sen
X G 472, Times Dispatch. W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

FOR SALE Ply GROCERY, LAUNDRY
and dairy wagons, runabouts ana pug e,,
i giles, newly painted. and some q :, tne ~
almost new. RICHARDSON BROS, blo
Brook Avenue, e3 VS. s4A x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
REAL ESTAT,E Fl or Sale.

FOR sALE-TORTY-A ACRE FARM; ;
Piedmont section; sricha! land: GOOD
8 house. Address B 49, Times Dispa tch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
! REAL ESTATE For Rent.

FOR ENT-FURNISHED4A COTTAGES
at Willoughby Beach: one 20 rooms and
one rooms, connected. Apply TO a.
Va. IL e IN llsg i.f4
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DIVIDEND ON STEEL
First on Common Stock Of Cons
u. pany Since 1928,

0IIT1I-l. 731I 1E3Yg AHSOClal0II S~Ssg .
NEW YORK, July Silt he directors y Y Z
the United states steel Corpora s0A -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

FOR sALE-DRUG BUSINESS IN
4 town 5000 population: inventory apout
\ Sc, 900 $4,000 cash business yearly ,s sas
II O. AT ~ ca re this Office NJ i}ia;s4if a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
SITUATION WANTED Male,

IAN INEXPERIENCED STATIONERY EN-
grayer wants a position; best Of refer
ences. Address H 343. care Times
+ Dispatch. Ii5J5H s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

NV A N II e D-PERNfANENT, TRAM.
silent and table boarders. y Apply, K 1O3
East Grace. XXI za sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
SEALED 4PRoPosALs,9

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL &BE RE-.
ceived by the Street Committee OF the
laying from 5000 to 1000 square yards
\ Of rubblestone paving on Old Street,
3 Street Plans and specifications can be
seen at the office of the City Engineer
on and after July14 1900 All proposals
to be addressed to the Street Commit
& up to 10 noon AUGUST g, 1906, and
4 MUST be accompanied by certified
check for s250.G The committee reserves
the right to rejeol any or all bids.
sa. r. D.aBUDD, City I'm ineen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
MEETING NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Watkins-Cottrell
Company will be held at the general
office Of the company, No. 1911 East
Main Street. Richmond, Va. at y
o'clock noon, AUGUST II, 1906.
O. 8. BENSON, Il
Secretary and Treasurer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

sWIIHoIEsALE HOUSE WANTS
stenographer and typewriter; young
man experienced and competent. Ad-
+ Dire sp5 Box 907g rcity.s 5 5s sif
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

sWANTED-A MALE tsTENOGRAPHER
for might work Address B 455, care
rs Times-Dis patch. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

STOCKTON HOTEL ape May. N. ..
Largest Hotel on tho Atlantic Coast. Situated
directly on the Ocean. Surrounded by q lawn
Of twenty acres. appointments and cuisine
flrrt-c class. All .amusements: Ton Pins, etc.
Large Cafe and Palm Garden Orchestra Of
sixteen pieces. Same management as the past
fourteen years, For terms, ETC., address p II.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE+TR1GG SHIP YARD EQUIP.
inett, consisting Of machinery tools
store room supplies. mo tors % III. B, ..
se ~ ed Il r e1s stns ean an
ebsapn ueyXss sss rMSsr rah1 isWoSSI
ship Yards Richmond. We. 80
s125 WILL BUY LULU WILLIS. BY !; J
George Willss. the sire Of Wyon M = !.
t trs sa x ye a'nsF ed nsr h sis
Sound: only reason for selling, have !, no
use for her; using automobile. r zoe
more Information see Groom az T, a iny
moro, Md. 40
SPECIAL AND PATENTED Ma Ma
developed. manufactured and mar (, eteu
That Is part Of our business; liberal "a.
propositions G. B. FORD CO., Trrigg
shipyard. hone so2s. 80 - 9.
FOR sALE-GRoCERY. LAUNDRY
and dairy wagons, runa bouts and Dug,
giles: twenty-three newly pa15nnG5sHdA R Ri.c
s5 SON BROS, GIG Brook Avenue.
FOR sA A, H ,IIa1 iaIy abo 5M
S. $4,000 cash business YEARLY ! s sa1s
II lsfaotory reasons for selling. ADDRESS !1tllt's
70 BAT, care this office. -.- -
FOR SALE GROCERY, LAUNDRY 81,
and dairy wagons, runabouts ana pug ,
& giles, newly painted. and some OF tne ~
almost new. RICHARDSON BROS.' i oio
4 Brook Avenue.
FOR q sALE-uNT1L AUGUST 10TH.
B one new 2-horse power. motor 10 to pies
with machines, one button,hole f1 n5o
chaine, one swinging y nlachino. Nv 4
Il North Seventeenth Street 81
ESTIMATES CIIEDRFUDLY$G IVEN. on
h AWninRs9 Tents ard Flags; prompt WoxA;
large stock. H. T.. COPELAND q CO..
IL Phone $780,
FOR SALE SALOON AND GROCERY,
Wood and Coal Yards, doing aSgood
business. Address B 124, caro- Times
Dispatch.
OVER "A MILLION IN USE sHUMATE
y Dollar Razor; buyer runs mo rtsk apso-
q WA NER DRUG Co,E4 81. 81
BIG q BARGAINS IN f5f DIAM o.ND,5
Watches End Jewelry; largest t, nest 1ot,Ic re-
e liable. RICHMOND LOAN 5@ OFFICE
a Ninth Street. q 8. Bachrach.
CHEAPEST LYME OF @RUNABOUTs,
Top Buggies and Surries In the city; don't
( forget It. w. G. SMITH. 814 N. Fifth
Street. So M ssi & 2i 3Fii
FOR sALEAoNH& NEW HIGH--GRADE
@Rubber-Tire Runabout SIS. Address -
45S, care this office.
UNSURPASSED COFFEE AT THE
Is Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
Broad. ys aIi 2i3 .1s .4.a K.
sHUMATE HoNING sTRoP; NoTH-
81 WAGNER DRUG co. y sia 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

SPECIAL AND PATENTED MA
+ chinery built. Why not have your idea
developed. manufactured and marketed
That Is part Of our business; liberal
proposition. G. B. FORD CO., Trlss
a ShlpYard. W Phone 8029. .l0 lalEEl-l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

SWANTED-sMALL BOY WITH SOME
knowledge OF typewriting for lawyers
Office. 3 AS, care Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

OFFICE MAN. AND
4 book-keeper will be open to employ
nnent September list: references given;
no position paying less than 5000 per
month considered. Address B 45l, this
Office
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Observation-Disclosures ASSISTANT
Pharmacist (single MANI. capable 70
y take charge If necessary. Apply at
once WEST END PHARMACY, $IIamp-
I'll ton, Va. tsi III a5ss$ $fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

+WANTED-A' FEW ROOM AND TABLE
n the very best. 4os East Main Street. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

FOR sALE-GROCERY. LAUNDRY
/ and dairy wagons, runabouts and pug,
Y giles - ty-three newly palnted. .and
some Of them almost new. R1CEiARD-
Y SON BROS, GIG Brook Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

3WANTED-AT ONCE, "A RELIABLE
drug clerk (registered) to manage q
4 small store. Apply to lis Twenty-slSSth
4 Street. Newport News, Va. 3i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

,WANTED1AN UNREGISTERED DRUG
clerk with some knowledge of keeping
Il books and P. O. sub station Address
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