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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05
TO ERECT MONUMENT
j TO D POE l:|.|: IN RICHMOND / D
Charter Secured Yesterday By
Poe Memorial Association.
Prominent Men Interested. I

The state Corporation Commission
granted a. charter yesterday 10 the Poo
Memorial Association. The ncorpora-
tors are Colonel Joseph r.. Willard, Rabbi
Edward N. Calisch, Colonel w. Gordon
McCabc, DR.. 8. G. Mitchell, MIR. Allen
Potts, Mr.. Charles Marshall Graves ana
Mr. James r. Cannon. The purpose OF tho
corporation is to receive money and other
property for tho purpose Of erecting
monument to Poo In Richmond, the homie
OF the poct. It Il Is we'll known that
while Poo is generally admitted to be THE
foremost writer Americn lns produced.
there arc few memorials OF him anywhere
III this country, save his own lmperishable
writings.
Tho school children Of Baltimore some
years ago put n modest stone on his
grave In that city, the actors OF New
York gave bust Of the great poet to
the Metropolitan Museum,, New York.
and the Poe Memorial Association Of the
University Of Virginia, has presented to
Ills alma mater an excellent bust by Zal-
nay. These are all that the vast army
OF admirers OF Poes wonderful poems and
tales have done In his honor.
Those gentlemen of the corporation au'
thorized yesterday. in company with
great multitude Of others here and else
where, have felt that Richmond, OF all
places, best beloved by the poet; IN TACT,
his only real home. is the .httest location
for worthy and lasting monument which
shall do honor to the city IN hohoring
her great adopted son.
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SOUVENIR CARDS TO
PINE STREET i ZEE: PEOPLE
Mr.. Hartshorn Will Give Met11eri-
toes To-1norl ow Morning to
I All Who Attend.

Mr.. w. N. Hnrtshorn. chairman OF tho
international Sunday School Committed.
has been ut the Jefferson Hotel for some
days. recuperaung from an attack OF III
ness. Mr.. Hartshorn Ia wealthy bus
mess man OF Boston, but finds time to
travel q great dcnl in the interest Of the
Sunday school work, and though llc gives
considerable time TO tho work, he refuses
to receive ono cent OF colnlEnsa ton Tor
his work with the Sunday schools
HI While Mr. Ilnrtshorn is q hard worker
for tho Observation-Disclosures Sunday school
movement and gives freely OF his wealth
for tho furtherance OF this work, no IS
mono the less n staunch Baptist and 10
actively identified with the Rugles Street
Baptist Sunday school OF Boston. This
school has an enrolment Of about lao,
and for the year 1905 had an average at
tendance of 75S. &,..#
There arc only four other Baptist Sum
day schools on this continent that had
an average attendance for 1905 that was
greater than the attendance at RuRles
Street, yet Pine Street school; OF this
city, was one Of tho four that was larger.
1.-The first OF the week, when 1T was
known to the Pine Street people that Mr..
IIartshorn was sick at the Jefferson Ho-.
tel, Il little box Of flowers was sent him
from the infant department of that school,
and In recognition OF this kindness Mr..
Harsthorn telcgraphed to Boston and has
arranged to give n handsome souvenir
card OF "Flowcrs from Bethlehem ;" to
each member OF Pine Street Baptist Sun
day school who will be present in tho
school to-nlprrow. Tho superintendent
OF the school thinks there will be thous-
and presen t. II the weather Is good. Z.
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NEGROES AT LAST
BUY FULTON PARK
White Residents Of Vicinity Arc
Bitter-Fight is Not
Yet Over.

After a bitter fight which has not yet
ended, and which bids fair to go on for
some time to come. the pleasure resort
known as Fulton Park near Highland
Springs. was sold To- the Peoples Pleasure
Park Company (Incorporated). through q
deed Of sale entered III the clerks office
at the Henrco courthouse yesterday AZ
ternoon the price being $4,000.
The sale was made by o. G. Fulton ana
bis wife, Annie s. Fulton, and the DECD
was presented at the Office by James
". Gordon. OF the firm OF Smith. Moncure
&. Gordon, who represented the people
who are DESTROYS OF making the park over
into an amusement resort LOT hes'oea
exclusively.
Owing TO: the sale OF the property the
white residents OF the vicinity, who claim
thoy bought the land under provision thae
the lots would never DC so.a e Wss To-
establish any resort for blacks, have
called for the mass meeting which vas
to have been held last night In the Odd
Fellows Hall at Highland Springs me
Meeting viii be some time this week. at
date to be chosen later.
It is certain that the matter Will Pc
taken TO the courts and long and DIT.
The bark have retained Mr. Wa Justls.
Tr as their counsel and he Will put up. q
strong fight for his clients
The deed OF sale as recorded IN .ns
Henrico Court eHGanaes R 3aH s and lie
Nine Mile Road from the transaction ana
iIsG IS. eT S. Pss 81 IS. in nosk s lots
3. 10 os. lo2, lG3 1o4. los. lo7, los. 1922 ~
iii, liz, l13, ia, 1l5. No.: lots ], 2 ., y D
6, i'll, liz i13 IN Block II. .,,a
Much Indiglna ton Is expressed by the
Nv oilers on tie excepted lots who say
the contract under which they made the'r
purchases and built their hom , th has
intend to nut up will be interesting ana
they are ready to spend everything IN the
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Tmcs-Dispatch Branches.

estabshSa Tor tho benant Of those n ,ynv been
distance from the Main Offlce OF The Himntes.
Dispatch: The Times Dispatch Wants ieft at
careful attention as though they had been iert
at the Main 'once. and there viii 10 no ext n.,
ssilsAit !e 1hs haSs' bTuo STORE rw.n,
w. +. EANEs. 2sls Il. Broad Street.
A. A. SCOTT. Twenty.ffth and Broad Street.,
ROBERT J WILLIAMS. Twen,y-hfth and
rANR siSAsHr s'l CHANT & CO., rou.ne. and
G. '' y, IIATTiMER No $50 Yves, Marshall
rHAnoMfsoN,.s DRUG STORE, No. 1921 w.,,
l. Nan L. Ah hHSSh Brook Ayenu. and c,.x
B SxSI Pf BRud sT s41hp p% Nc as'se,
ROBINS PHARMAcY. No 200 Eas, Marshall
CITY DRUG STORE. No. ia Eas, n,,n
Street corner Fifteenth. ''a'A
pf fSis' sTIREEff' PHARMACY, No. 50. South
pdt III lRK-pARRIsH CO.. No Il,
TIE hEs' p tif1S PHARMACY, No. sol we.,
gA Sf5Ss s'I psMs,A;nnAcy. rwensy.e,.h,A and n
HisoN' s PHARMACY, No; ile Canal Street
siuNpLEf 4 WALKER. Twenty, NTH and
cA hks:Ffee ss'sf pkua STORE, No. 1902 Hull
Street. Manchester,
w A. PERKINS, No. 40 North Sycamore
EzSE i#ss5 tsn .1s sFs sss.p H4
G. r. " KERN, INC, corueI TYentMtttt
!, and Church Hin Avenue.
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MR.. sTEARNs TO SPEAK.
Henrico Teachers Association
Will Have Meeting.

or interest to the teachers OF The couH.
ty. / especially is the announcement that
Clerk r. G. stearns. OF the State Board
OF Education, will address ne henr'ee
Teachers Association this afternoon at
3 O'Clock, in the Paramount school house.
His subject viii be on teachers ass9cia-
lions. inspecting Examiner 3, q. Rus
sui Will also make an address. q large
Attendance is expected to greet the DIS
tlne,,ished speaker and the public is cor
daily invited to be present -,
County superint endent Of Schools ools 5a ,Re
son Davis was a busy man yesterah ,,,,r liz
earHsd for "' eerticates to teach in Henreo
The examination will be conclnded 70.
day, the hour for starting being CLOCK
this morning. a.M lss
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\/LRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE COUNTY OF IIENRlCO.
roddj. Lille May Todd and II. J. TOGO,
Isadora Gresham nee Todd. plaintiffs,
Isadora Todd, Walter C.. Todd. Admins,
in his own right; Laura r. Todd, kate
II. Todd. Clarence Lvesay. \: S., Ores
ham. Norma Todd, Writ L :, Todd 5s ! Car ar
Todd, Matte L. Todd and Ruth Todd,
the last six being infants UNDER the a. age :
OF twenty-one 81, r,p L Detehda'''s
Extract from decree Of April IS, 1867
81. "On consideration whereof. the
court doth adjudge.sorder and decreeatn
this cause be referred to one OF the slon ~
take all necessary evidence, enquire INTO
and report to the court as follows:
"(6) An account of all debts owing by
tho said Walter ]. Todd, at the time OF
or or liabilities for which the said Walter J.
Todd was in any wise liable at he time
"Ia,,t said Commissioner, before taking
and stating the sixth account above men
toned and required herein to be TAKEN,
shall give notice OF the time and place
by publishing said notice once a. week
for four successive weeks IN The Tines
Dispatch. q newspaper published N Ing
Ely Of RGhmond Rs to se
vice on all parties, In aE, g,i
Office OF Commissioner r. u. Peyton, Jr.,
II and IS Merchants National Fl
Bank Building, Richmond, Va
TO All Parties Interested In the Above
You are hereby notified that haye FIX
cd upon my office. Rooms II and Is Nler-
chants National Bank Building, Rich
mond. VA, as the place, and Monday y
Tina FOR executing the requirements OF
tho decree of which the foregoing is an
extract, when and where you Will attend
and do what Is necessary to protect your
interests herein.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
''''N r. Il. PEYTON, Jr,
Commissioner
IT, st. John coalter, p. q,
AMI N-1aW-4w
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REAL ESTATE.-For Rent.

FOR 12ENT-TITE BUSINESS STAND.
corner Seventh and Cary Streets, owned
and occupied for a number Of years by
Capt James r. Ferrter. This s an
elegant stand for n grocery. bnr-room
or lodging house, as 1t contains fifteen
Q5) rooms, all we'll furnished. The
fixtures, with tho furniture, can be
bought for one-third Of their value. as
the present tenant, Mr.. l.. N. White.
home in North Carolina. Persons wish
ing to rent will apply to JOHN MUIR
PIIY, Proprietor Murphys Hotel.
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FOR SALE.

u. s. TRANSFER COMPANY. M09TQ d;
head OF horses and 100 head young
blocky built mules. ages s to s years years.
weighing 900 to 1,4oo pounds, to be posi- 81
wagon system. Will be sold at rate Or
rs head a week. All good, serviceanlIee
stock. right out Of hard work; also oV
head young. big. fat mares, pave..enJs
sore; will come sound in the county; l., ~
sets nearly new harness at sacrifice. see ',9
SUPERINTENDENT at stables, 4lo-4li
North Paca Street, Baltimore. Md.
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Southern Railway Earnings.
Below are estimated earnings OF the
Southern Railway System, fourth week,
April. 1906:
Southern Railway Company, excluding
st. Louis-I1ouisville lines: This year, ST.
2l4 70f: last year. 81 ,0e6.6ss; increase, s1ss.-
9lS. s4i Ft
Southern Railway Company. ST. Louis
Louisville lines: This year, s1o4,27; last
year, $94,lo4; Increase slo,1t3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05
MRS. GENTRY WINS CHAIR.
Other Chair is Won BY Mrs, D. 9.
F11ett

,Tho, chair donated by Ryan, smith y
CO. to the Floral Bazaar. which endea %, ON
try. tie popular chairman Of the he r efnrts
rant. who has been untrh ,e " en NJ Of the
to make success OF hef SUI - -
work ADKINS
OF Manchester, was voted TO kars' in the
Elicit, the most popular worker NJ we
As the ladies' take retrospectlye glance
at their EFFORTS IN the E Shariae Garn WAR;
WY WY 10 d 40 with pleasure and sself-con.
era ra tu,atlona. as everything %oT ker o on
.d de s. we're rewarded as they 80 wen
ldcseryed, t4
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED-COUNTRY HOUSE, FUR
NISHED OR UNFINISHED IN
EASY ACCESS OF RICHMOND. CON-
f VENIENTE Z no TRAINS. ADDRESS
c 3SS TIMES-DISPATCH.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Wilmington. N. c.. May 3. 1906
Office OF the Treasurer,

Wilmington, n. c.. May 3. l3Ub.
Office OF the Treasurer,
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTO RS tOFfAT
lantiuf Coast Line Railroad Company
have declared a dividend OF two and
one-half per cent. on the preferred CAPT
tai stock Of that company, dividend due
and payable at the office OF the Treas
urer at Wilmington, N. c., on and after
May TO- 1906 The transfer books VIII
stand closed from the LIST to the 10th OF
May, both dates inclusive.
JAMES f. POST, Treasurer
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Bows, Bible Study Club,

The Boys Bible Study, Club will meet
in the boys rooms Of the NJ VI, Y bo g.
hetween tho ages OF ten and fifteen are
invited to attend. , 4 ~.
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FOR RENT-FINE STORAGE WARE
houses, formerly Trigg Shlpyard; South
ern Railway and water connections. Ad-
dress c. B. FORD CO.. phone 3o2S.
Trigg Shipyards.
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~ settings al West End Mission

Z To-morrow win DO rescue day 81 g 1 IN.
West, Rescue MiyS 10 fbr No. serv,ces,
Coa nrS i in the mission at Il a, NJ. $;sv
and i. Nj Home m'sslonair,es Tefr'ss
nths prisons S and me IN ths s'u" ''s'''
, w meeting will be held to-nigntulr j. IN ~
MidnIight Mission, No, 1874 ~, f'rahh'''
Street. from 8 P, M. until midnight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05

SUFFERS FROM IN
digestion and dyspepsia to try Digesto
Tablets the riever-failing remedy Mall
and telephone orders solicited. Sent any
IRVING L. BEVERIDGE Druggist
Brook Avenue and Clay Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05

FOR RENT--A DELIGHTFUL HOME IN
Ashland for summer; unexplred lie lease.
Phone $50 or address P. O. Box b91
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FLAT FOR RENT.

FOR RENT FOR THE SUMMER
months first floor fiat. $40 East Franklin.
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In New Quarters.

Labor Commissioner James B. Doherty
has moved his Offices into rooms and l..
Immediately under the Senate chamber.
ii, the basement of the Capitol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05
DR. Pell's Lecture.

Dr Edward Leigh Tell will lecture on
he sunaay-gchoo lesson at the Young
Mems Christian Association this afternoos
at s O'Clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05
CITY Home Inmates Entertained.

entertained yesterday afternoon N ne e
s,,nshina room by the members OF the
Junior Aid Society OF st; johns ch wqcai
who furnished them w afres 1,,is ents ~
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

TWO NICE ROOMS WITH BOARD CAN
be secured Just outside the University
or Virginia grounds. Address liz Four
tcenth Street, University Of Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05

.WANrED-SAsH AND DOOR SALES
= man, to stay In office ana Lillake esti-
10 take a trip on the road; none but
tx competent man of high character need
amply. State experience and sa!nrS
9 Han-ed. Address ''NOLEiNS BACoN' {
" I3ox 72S Macon, Ga.
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University College of Medicine

Medicine DentlstIy-Pharmacy . STUART
INQUIRE. NJ; D. President; Complete EQUIP
Mild climate. Students OF this College, under
present conditions Of entrance and graduiatonc,
licensing examinations In any S tate. Bulletin
No. tells how medical students s are t aect so
practice Of medicine. Address WILLIAM r.
MILLER. Proctor. Richmond. va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05

STOCK RA1SERs.
stock owners and dairy men to know
that we carry full line OF international
Stock Food. Trade supplied at usual
discount. IRVING L. BEVERIDGl.
Druggist, Brooke Avenue and Clay
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05

FOR sALE-A NICE DWELLING
house Of eight rooms In town of 500 In
habitants; a splendid location for a
physician and drug store mo opposi-
ton); on two railroads. Address Pee.
Box 2. Glasgow, Va. Rockbridge county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05

STATE TEST FARM
! couple of good strong white men for
farm work; good wages TO- riEht rhrtles'
Address S. IT, HAMLETT, Supernten-
I dent, SAKE, Va
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ENPERIENC e D
double entry book keeper who is also a
stenographer and typewriter; permanent
,Efnositi5n for proper party. p. O. Box
$50, Richmond. Va,
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SHOE REPAIRING.

sc. WE REBUILD HEELS; NO WEDGE
shape scrap put In to shove out OIL edge
and look ugly. We stitch our soles on
Goodyear, Electric Stitcher; no bis, ugly
Mems shoes haifsoled, 75c.: ladies', G0c.;
best leather. Morgan & Wright's" Rub
Der heels, 35c.; Red Cross rubber heels.
TORY, ZIG e. Main Street. Phone 2867.
Our bicycle messenger service goes any
where.
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UPHoLsrERiNo.

SPECIAL MIDWINTER PRICES ON
reupholstering parlor furniture, couches.
etc., at Jurgen's Furniture Store. 419-421
East Broad street. We accept monthly
or weekly payments on this work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05

GRACE ST. Z. 1o3.-WANTED, BOARD
ers for two nice. large rooms and one
single room cool and pleasant; per-
innnent or transient.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05

A. BARGAIN-A NEW 1905 OLDS-
mobile runabout, guaranteed in first
class running condition. Can be seen at
amy time by 'phoning 1881 or p. O..
Box At
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WANTED-A BOY NOT OVER FIF-
...teen years old to work in cigar fac
: Tory Apply to 2ol4 West GRACE lln
i rear, Saturday morning between 10 and
II o'clock.
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MILLINERY.

SAILORS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Twelve dozen Bandaux Sailors, Untrim-
med, In all colors. SOC. each. Every
Trimmed Hat reduced to almost one
half Children's Hats a speciality.
Quilts, Wings and American Beauty
Roses at half you pay on the other side
of street. No charge for trimming. Mrs.
CHAMLEE, 316 and 31S East Broad.
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More Expenses.

The following additional candidates for
municipal. positions have filed statement
OF their, expenscs
Alderman Robert r>eMasurier. .$2l
Alderman John L. satterficld. .......,. 30
Alderman Barton II. Grundy............ 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05

NEW AND PRETTY DESIGNS IN
Spring Millinery Imported and Domestic
Trimmed Hats Call and select what
YOU need for the season. Prices will
surprise you. Mrs. JULIUS BEAR.
1929 East Main street. E
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The Rate for Classified
Want Advertising

Is cent per word. Net Casn IN ~
VANCE, with n minimum cost % ~
cents for each insertion. me s .'1as
rate applies to deaths. nh ,a i.ae rs.
obituaries and all other classified no.
ices. No display type allowed in tho
! classified columns
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SUMMER RESORTS.
GaEEABRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
WEST VIRGINIA.

WEST VTREINTN,
Crhe Old White Sulphurl opens June e,
Famous for It's sulphur baths Moiern im-
provements, With private bathF Permanent or
chestra, Terms SO 10 f25 week, $So - W. per
month, Write for Illustrated book let. HAddress
unit! June A. GEO, A. MILLS, Jr., Manager
The Grafton. Washington. p q
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RRIGHT SPRING AND SUMMER. MIL
inery. all latest shapes and shades;
something pleasing for one. Call and
see my selection before buying. Mrs. M.
l.. WORKMAN. ZIG N. Third Street.
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BOARD WANTED.

wANTED-BOAI2D FOR THE SUMMER
z for family Of three adults; must be
convenient to the electric cars Address
D 357, care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED-BOARDER PERMANENT.
transient and table. 107 North seventh
street Terms reasonable.
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FOR SALE-A FIFTY HORSEPOWER
Boiler In fine order for sale cheap. Ap-
ply to Box Is, p. O., Richmond, Va.
Boiler on vacant lot, Twenty-flfth Street,
between Main and Franklin. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05

WE STAND READY AND W1LL1NG
to pay 500 for the production of any
case OF pain we cannot cure sto stay
cured. we know how to ssure sickness
and we cure It. Defective hearing
cured. Reference: Cured patients;
\. DIVINEJ HEALING INSTITUTE, 2l9
East Clay street, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05

5000 TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
Gold Watches at New York rate of in
terest. N. II. JACOBS & SONS LOAN
Z OFFICE, 1920 East Main, ,+.l,,
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.ALBEMARLE SWEET CLDERsBY. BAR.
rel or carload: also manufacturers o.
f fos prices sO GREENW0OD GR1sT 4
CIDER MILLS. Greenwood Depot, Va.
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EIGHTH STREET, NORTH. 61G,,WANT-
ed, permanent, transient ond taole
boarders Terms reasonable; home colii'
forts
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Small Proposition that Pays Bgs SDkpdtch WantAds
COST ONE CENT "A
BOARDING

0BoARDERs @wANTED-N1CELY FUR
nished Rooms, good table and home
comforts; also transients accommo-
dated. 317 West Grace.
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MINERS WANTED-sTEADY EN-,
5'~nloyment and good wages Tor a az
Classes OF miners at ARMl NAOo
MINES Mineral, Va. ]
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MEN AND BOYS wANTED-LEARN
plumbing, br!cklaying, plnsterng,, :, t nlnSe
/ best trades. u. S. government enlpl ncd
4 graduates, Union cards , g G Ta1a ~;
rs Catalogue free. COYNE BROS. IItAU q.
SCHOOLS, New York, Chicago, 81
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1osT--FR1DAY, MAY 44Ti. BAY MARE
with blazed face, white. hind feet ana
{ white front foot Liberal reward sn' ior r re-,
- Street Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05

FOR sALE-oNE FINE PEDIGREED
Bull Pun; solid white. Will sell cheap.
". ]. sM1THERS, sos West Cary
. Ctreaf
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HELP WANTED--Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAJ az
, earn good income. corresponding . . LOT ry
send fpp naticulnrs PRESS SYNDl-
CATE, Lockport, N. 7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05

,THTRE is LITTLE EXCUSE FOR. A
young or a middle.aged mems: r feeling M,
veniions OF the past and present arc
PROBABLY mere children's playthngs in
comparison with the inventions of the tn,
near future The student Of mechanical
drawing and mechanical m9vem m4, s,I At
AND .ARCHITECTURAL,
~ DRAWING, 1112 Capital Street, VIII
/. qualify himself to be a fortune-nakinE
inventor. Careful attention given 10
Don't think YOU are too old to begin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05

DRAWINGS OF ALL KINDS MADE
quick and accurate. Room 6, 2 North
Eleventh Street Phone 22S4. p. O..
Box 742
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RICHMOND BLUE PRINT. COMPANY.
makes blue prints, rain or shine by
electricity We pay strict attention to
out of-town orders North Eleventh
Street.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male,

WHITE BOY WANTED TO LEARN
trade. Apply 3l4 North Fifth.
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MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF AVN
ings, rents and Flags In the South:
prices right. H. r. COPELAND & CO..
los North Ninth. Phone 2576.
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WITH SOME KNOW
: ledge Of book Keeping. Address in own
handwriting. giving reference anu
salary expected. c. +. SAuER CO. CITY.
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GOOD LIVE INSURANCE MEN ~
handlc one of the best propositions
ever offered the public; liberal contracts rs
! to the right men. Apply between ny
hours Of and TO- Room 43, Merchants
National Bank Building.
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SOFA BEANs-5OO BUSHELS FOR
sale. Prico very low for good beans.
Write JONATHAN IIAVENS Washing
ton NJ G, satta I,5JA .t lH. f 1Esf