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Tines Dispatch Branches,

~, y ,o,,ow!ng Branch offices have been cs-
ymS snaa for the benefit Of those living at a
Sas,ancs from the Aatp otSs g The Times.
The vii MSs Is
any q attention Us though they had been lott
eaFe rev Main On!ce, and there WIN be no extra
e.! ,aE ~ ssss' piua STORE. twenty.
sL.AAau Vanabls Streets, ,1 Z
~ INV = EANES. ISIS East Broad Street, &
y WIns 4nS we atS1a sa.f* shs
! MsTshhsaNr MS s.'s GIANT ca. vousAse ana
! hss SSa GI.sasTTiMnR No, 500 West Marshal.
rsst55sM sfs; DRUG STORE, No, lss, West
!, M y plEsVviEsRlpoE, Brook Avenue and Gay
, s Tsys,ls; DRUG STORE. Barton lis!ghta 3S.
SStAsd HP5Ll IL s DRUG STORE. NJ, 5000 Williams.
p,ppu attssS pAAttstAe. 4, No, 200 Eax, Aayshall
,,i street RuG STORE, No, ls44 past Main
rIsIrs ssniS sSSut.SsklSGHAM. No so1 East Main
.,S Ss5ssSg f axsssy RMAoy. No sst south
Ky PiSSHn sstsTg hsiR-KIRK-PARR1sH CO., No IL
MI |it ! 'psa ARA S SrAHMAcY. No sol wess
Ass ttsys s! FpiaARMAoY. gweaty-eisn,a and \
n SsteNS''ss PHARMACY, No. 11s Canal street,
uNpk RWls A %l asss 1Fs %sa, s!lSfss aud
cI lsits ssfee BRya STORE. No, ,lea Hun
w s'' Z, rH ansissa No 70 North sycamore
9,s sFERsE
ana Church Mili Avenue '' ], i =
EAST PtI4AIsMACY. MOI ssQl g stsst Il \
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PRIVATE ri ii. PARTY SUES
For FORT {. C q !; /.
Government Has Spent Many
Thousands in Improvement
81 on the Ground c 1ailned.
fspec,al e Tho B rtni e.- tspatch. !,

j
}}4s8fWILAdINGTON,$N NJ i. August 1.-THE
United States Government is confronted
with an interesting and important suit
in this city. being an action for a. part
OF Fort Caswell (which as at the mouth
5of the Cape Fear River. al bout twenty
Six miles below Wilmngt on. and which
Is consld ered q strong fortlhcat ion.1 Sew
eral hundred soldiers are kept egularly
at this post. N Il ,53
A Three 4 hundred acres III OF the fort IL
claimed by$a private party, one Thomas
M. Is Thompson, j x, q resident OF South
port, which Is almost opposite the army
post, and he has brought suit for eject
Z nlent against 8. NJ. n HarInon. commander
( OF the fort. Tho question az e. owner
ship comes like an sunexp cted thunder
bolt 70 the government, and the matter
three hundred acres would take in much
OF the fort that possesses costly forti-;
3ficatona, and q District Attorney y Harry
Skinner has been sent here to fully in-
syestigate 8 the matter and to mako the
United n States q party defendant. SO
that the government may resist me ac g.
fton. S8 Il.
sespec peel az the governm ent has IA bored
Under the Impression that # owned the
entire fort, and has spent thousands ot
dollars upon It. Again h, It Y Is Ell a point
necessary to 4 the defense OF the y g
1.-The suit will be tried In tho United
States Circuit Court. " and. OF course, . Y
the government loses 1t will have the
right to condemn the properly claimed
but 1t will cost q pretty penny TO make
B. District ttorney3 skInneris busy gath
ering ali necessary evidence In the case
and in examining maps and surveys OF
the fort. 81 VI 4 fi$s5J
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TAKES UP
Case OF M |. \. |: &: J.
Nav Commute the Sentence Of
Negro Sailors Sentenced
to Be Hanged.
,ecIal 10 The Times-Dlspatc ten, 3

swILMINGToN. II. o., August il For
the past several days the government
has had special agents here 11nyestignt-
ing further into the case OF the two con-
;den1ned negro mutineers. Arthur Adams
and Robert Sawyer, respited by the
President to November LIST, which respite
was the outcome of the cQnfrs slon made
By Henry Scott on the gallows. Dc laring
that he alone slew The four Wllite Il lE1.
ana the negro sailor aboard the ~ fated
schooner Harry "A. 81 BerWind, out from
New Orleans for Philad alpha, last |; Oe-
tober. I I'm !. 4 FL 4, 5. ri Z, 4. 8,
These agents, including the District
to report to the DepartuTent ito OF usi I,S
SO that the case may pc tnoruusn = ~. ~.
yderstood and to enable the ePresaennt 70
act carefully in the tmportant., matte e,,i,o
The negro Episcopal minis Yer WIG ,a
went to see the President personally Y, y n
behalf OF the two negroes has returned &c.
OF his Vtsit, though ~ - 9noWn r. lhAt tne
President simply promised ~ lo1 hs ! tn9 nG
oushly into the case and with tnat eHa
IN View made the respite q lengthy one,
II Is felt that the Presldent, WI my ny
pardon the negroes. but WI e SIMPLY a:'
Commute Cor minute their SEM ence, Counsel are,
however. making atrong eHorts for an
look eagerly forward to i such Hna They
we're to Z have been exeouted Brlday.
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NOTICE N, ri c.

Offices OF AZ
The State Corpora ton Commission,
TO the Several Steam Railroad Com.
& pantes Doing Business In Virginia,
and all Persons Interested sg5l
N, Take notice. that the / State Corpora
Richmond on THURSDAY. the n first
day Of NoVembe /. 1908, at II O. clock
noon. in accordance with authority con-
6erred the
3eral Assembly 1 OF IN Virginia pursuant
thereto, hear and consider any ob5ec-s
tons which 7 may be urged against q rule,
commission, fixing and prescribing d
maximum rate or charge of two cents
per mile for the transportation OF pass
sens ers over the line Of any railroad
steam between points within the State
of Virginia. said maximum rate to be
observed whether the transportation be
entirely over the line OF one abroad
the lines Of two 3 or more companies;
and whether the contract for transport
tationIof passengeir or passengers g pc Pc
stations, By a mileage book or other
wse;f the commission to 4 have, as a,I-3
sthorired by law, the power and authority
from time to time, AM as often as cir-t
r reyiss the rate. or by rules, rasusssons
more convenient and expedient putting
into effect and proper Observance OF said
maximun1 rate At the said hearing and
consideration OF tho said maximum
rate Of two cents per mile. the method.
time and extent OF prourulg eating and
putting into effect the same will be
Sion Sion. = to ths end that maximum rate
for : passenger transportation may be
/ put into effect and be made applicable
TO all steam raj lroad companies doing
business In Virginia. and be " properly
I observed by them In the transportation
ST. passengers. . " ~ 81 u " tx NJ
g Z Chairnlan;
II, e. STUART. 6a5 Il # tSE
Eg 5tt JOSEPH e. WILLARD ig
KIM ttt' TN .sT5iE4Si 4 M gfs Commissioners,
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ice Schooner Sunk,
tsnaoial " ~ Tha Timos- pispateh,

IH1 3W(Spocial TO The TNnes-piSpdtcn,J 800
NORFOLK, "a. August 1.-THE
United states Weather Bureau seacoast
Wire reported to-day the sinking Of the
small two masted schooner Hobson, Cap
tain A. q. Price. while at anchor IN
Pamlico Sound last night, sixteen miles
5northtof IIatteras. The weasel was bound
from elisabeth City to Avon, N, q, load-
Ga with ice and general merchandise,
There was no one aboard when the ye Y.
sci went down, IT ts supposed that y
sprung af leak, ls n, .5sS 4. N
Most Of the cargo was saved. but IN e
badly damaged condition, III, & y
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SOUVENIR 4 CARDS Or
LyACAED| NEGROES 4 I
The Personal Effects Of the
Murdered Family Sold
& s5.55. at Auction.
at Auction.
lspeo,al q The TImes,ss-pispatcl

-g----- (Spec!nI TO The TIMes-Dtspatc1I.1 --7--f
3 SALISBURY, N. c.. August rs Ia. IA
quantity OF souvenir postal cards. bearing
tho photograph OF the Gillespie and
Dillingham; negroes lynched here last
week, have been mailed IN the 81 ltshury
,postoffice, ana Postmaster Ramsey Is
having tho matter investigated as to
whether or not the gruesome pictures are
5mailable 3s5 a
All the matter Is being held pending an
Inv estigation by, the Washington author
Sities 33s ~
The personal property Of the late Isaac
3Iyerly. whose family was murdered near
Harbers Junction, July 18th, was sold at
public auction to-day. ~ large crowd
attended the sale and much Of the prop
9, tyN' sold at good prices. Tho dwelling
has been unoccup!ed since the night o !,
the tragedy. IS FIX IA ;sss A M
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SCHOOLS,

n MOST CASES, WHEN A YOUNG
man or young woman enters a business
school i is done with the view. Of pre-
Iaring thoroughly for business life. and
q begiDning such career In the employ
OF a good business firm. A school,
therefore, which affords proper faclli-
lies. for the necessary preparation, and
wlSch can and does assist its students
IN making thu right start. Is measuring
Up. 70 the demands of Its patrons. AS
evidence that we are doing It, we give
our record for July. During that
month we placed three students In
positions paying $50 u month ut the
start; six " $40 q month; four ut $45
a month; 1--WE at 80 a month; two at
500 9 month, one at SIS Il month; two
at S5 q month, During that month
we received eleven other applications
which We could not I'll. These offered
s30 TO ff6 a month Mt the start, MAS
SLY BUSINESS COLl4EGE 8a.
MANY. PERSONS HAVE AvAILED
themselves Of our special summer
rates, II you wish to do so. YOU must
purchase q schollrship to-day In or
der to accommodate ull who apnly. the
college Office Will be open until ID
Z O'Clock i. NJ Get your scholar TO-
day or Tonight ana entur. upon yolr
course when AZ suits you. Twenty per
cent. discount allowed, and unlimited
scholarships issued, good for day or
night classes, or both, This Is the last
day on which this discount will be
allowed. MASSEY BUSINESS COLI
l@I4IsGE,, 19I'f ~ ee't'St
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! LEES CAMP STOOL.
Presented to Lee Camp by Gen
C. w, C. Lee. 4

I78F Tspcolal to The Times d spa tch,) 3F
5S LISXAND VA, August 14.-Gen-
eral a.. w. g.. Lee. OF Fairfax county,
has presented r, p, Lee Camp OF Confed-
crate Veterans, OF Alexand ria. with one
az the camp stools used by his e thor,
General r. y, Lee, during the Owl War,
~ The members OF the camp highly prize
the souvenir and have placed II N the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
81 adv Struck by Lightning,

l99 I(snecinl 70 The T1mes- DlspAtch.)
N SALISBURY, MI G., August n 4,--Mrs rs
~ Re Rowan county, was struck by light
Ming Yesterday afternoon In the yard at
her homo eight miles from this city. and
rand cred unconscious for some time, tiar
face and one side were badly burned,
ana her condition Is serious. n
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Mutual Insurance,

Isneoiai To THE Tlmes- Dlspatoh,) ~ ~
AIi{SBWRY, N, e., August 1.-THE
,pnuan Mutual Fire Insurance Company
t,slG ! '1 its annual meeting here to-day and
a,aeted as its president pr. q, NJ, Poole,
and FOR secretary and treasurer, Row j.,
NJ L. Lyerly, Oyer twelve hundred Row
~ ! Z county farr,ers carry insurance In
t =. company 11,l,a aggregating $500 900. The
Meeting .s was largely attended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

A'1 noon. AUGUST 90TH. for concrete
piers for bridge across alnes Rlyeraas
TenIiired. Y v For further particulars Il ap-
!; niYs to DR.. j O5. FL 81 ], CoHmis-
sionevss Clerk, Scott yllle.SS q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

iTHE RIGHT, WAY !. TO BALTIMORE,
IA AN p NEW YORK.
Il The popular York. RIVER limo. Low
rate exeuEsson tickets on sale daily
day Once s2o =. Main Street, Phone
NO., 400. s u
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ROckbrldqe Alum Springs

feet ~ Cha eSyate and Alum Water 'unsurpasssa,
Cuisine excellent. Orchestra, Golf Links, T Tennis.
H. you want your summer outing to count Tor
For illustrated Booklet write Mra. ROSA E.
YOUNG; Proprietor. Rockbrid &c Alum Springs,
Trains. fsss55i
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SCHOOLS.

IN MOST CASES, WHEN a YOUNG
lIfan or young woman enters q business
school It is done with the view of pres
par!ng. thoroughly for business life and
OF beginaing such career In the employ
OF q good business Arm. a schoal
therefore. which affords proper faclli-
which can and does assist It's students
up to the demands q ila patrons, i; AZ 9
evidence that we are doing At. weave
month we placed three students N
POSITIONS paying $50 month o. the
start; six at 40 q month; four at S'5
g month; fiYe At $50 q month; Two y
SGo month; one at $50 mon hi TWO
at S76 q month. During that month
we received eleven other applications
which we could not all: These onared
wv to w a month at the star Mas
Soy BUSINESS COLLEGE
MANY PERSONS + HAVE AY.AILpD
rates. II you wtah to do SO, you must
purchase scholarship to-day, IN pr
dor to accommodate all who apply, the
college Office villa be open untll ~
6o'clockfP. II, Got your sol olarshlp to-
day or tonight and enter upon your
4 course whom Il suits you. twenty per
cent; discount allowed, and unlimited
scholarships issued. good for day Y or
nighr claSses or both. This ~ ! ne, lasL
day. on which this discount Will :. be
allowed, MAssDH BU slNESs coli
AA1111' {lf ll,il2 sl G53sse III VI lakat Il
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Legal NOTICE.
A. y .fkl VI

N'4f0fVft vSsss
THH Il COMMONWEALTH OBJ yIEvv,
~ ~ hor,++ Is ilH sba t,ytv - 1,,cbisl
"a mon d-Greeilng ,7Ss Ss nd g
We command YOU, as heretofore we
sys SomeRaaa yoS se he
ration chartered and doing business UNI.
der the laws Of Virginia, e appear at
Of ca;1 the oity OF Richmond at the court
room OF said court In said city, at rules
to ba hold for said court Gov on, the
1905, 10 answer the action OF y, D. Nc
iIntire and r. N, Mc1nttre partners,
EsaIng uadsf ths F Co., n p.ea a'y e
r. tres,,Lss ( on the case In aHsulnpslt,
one hg a tsn a 4Hara ssysH s
Wi ness -, NJ 4 RoWelle. Clerk OF said
court al Richmond. the 10th DAY OF July,
1900, and in the lslst year OF the CON- 9lls;
anoA 81 M. RoWEIIyN Clerk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

uGGsT 81 4 Fl, 4 N ID tI1,1''oN!, I:
iI.oclset with Initials and 9#pl1otoEra p u
inside. u Owner, call at 1866 Gas MAN MAI
street, city, and 4 pay cost. IA 1& 81 Al
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} 81. For the u. S. Of S. a,

500. Root Ia very popular, 50 sar.
among the sSf South Americans :, WY Sons
for the United States Of soAt! ~ America
"a oston Glo be, sss NJ N !gs
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The Rate for Classified J; 81,
Wan / Advertising ss3

IA Il cent per word, Net Cash In AD p,
VANCE, with IL minimum cost OF ~
cents for each sertion. the , satlEe
4 r6ie .aprllcs to deaths, marriages,
&obl,iafies and all OTHER classified n.y. NJ
tees No display type allowed II ':il'
4 classified columns. hi " ----.-
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N1ss EPrrzER, IFS EAST FRANKLIN
IA Handsomely appointed house good se'-
Twice, private baths. -- -
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WANTED r-t MAL1 s;BOOK-KlaEPER
4 and photographer for Virginia; four
male Il stenographers for North Caro-
commercial ltenchers Tor
g North Carolina. Former Massey Col
lege students preferred. MASSEY
'8iBIJSINESS ECOLLEG E.. "a " iys33 iss,44ss,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

FOR # SALE BRED a WH1TE
lLeghornF n Cookerels, Blanchard strain;
very fine |; one dollar each; Two n, - -
more, 81 seventy-f1ve cents. Dr. y
g Stuart IS Draft, va. u!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

TWO 4 FOOD II COOKS y (FEN1ALE) for
Z city; big wages. Apply, 10 TO II A.. M,
RICHMOND .I1A1PLO YMENTa CO., 1lO4
Capitol Stree tn II Nj ;&5 $s5a III 4s& sE&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

WANTED TEACHER s} 10 FILL
y With college degree and who has some
skill in athletics preferred. Apply to
wv. r. ABBOT, Principal Bellevue
p q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

WANTED NcED TEACHER
to teach English {mat hen1atics, Latin;
German E3 and music Mrs. WRIT
4 JACKSON,fI< eswlcl, & = "a. 5s f
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NOTICE. /:

SO, 900 AL TO LEND $$ ON ,DlAMtONS,D T..
n Watches and JeWclry, at New !; 9or =,
rates OF interest. R1CHMONiL3,, -. a.
OFFICE, Largest and Most Reliable
1920 Ninth Street, I'LL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

W1lNTEDBoARDDlts. FER Y !, Y u, !,
transient and table. l07 North oeyei'' 't'
Stree t.. h Terms renscanble. N & =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

MOsT8 CONE LDTD STOCK OF AVN
h ings, Tents and Flags IN the solth;s
prices right. H. e. COPELAND g ~
/, 1903 North Ninth. Phone 2676. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

BIG N BARGAINs 8 IN D lam ONSD.
y Watches and Je welry; largest. most re-
E$& liable. ja RICTIM OND LOAN 5OFFlClh,j
l5i# Ninth Street! g.. Bnchrach. yf 81 II n III
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OVER "a MILLION IN UsE-sHuMATE
4 Dollar Razor; buyer runs no risk - bso-
Eflutely guaranteed to give ga fista ctlon:.
5#WAGNER DRUG co. KEN ss 4. " Il III
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/ sHoEyREPAIRlNo.

WHY PAY 5oc. FOR RUBBER HEELS
OF any old make when we Will give you
with the name stamped on the heelfor
S. cents. We arc able to do It, for we
b buy direct from the fact tory, atSwholesale
I Cross brand, Is cents. as good as others
+ charge double White Oak rs Leather
IS Half eoles-Men's, rs cents ladies'. 60
q cents. DREW'6 ~ ELECTRIC SHOE
q FACTORY. No. 16 East Main Street..
'Phone 280. @i5h5B5 rs StSs5 ,.s ri ii1,
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& { O.SI' AND FOUND.

LOS AZ PAIR "a r LASsll 3 ta-3
a,i,e anbo,it Fhnlf-past Ii Monday light.
&$Ti,itier will please return 81
y s1IsR'S DRUG ST ORE and receive ,aN re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

COFFEE At THE
a Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
s8 Broad. # w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

SWANTED-A YOUNG WHITE " MAN IA
1 married or single. to put In gro ps. mix
few cows and build up " p91a att ey
81 business. A partnership IN me ,itt ~
III changed. s Address Miss CORNELIII4A. 81 :.
S5ETAYf, OR, Charlottesville, Va
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$W7l',A,'Nr,lE;DI3-YouSSE NAN FOR IN
81 voice clerk; must calculate5swell and
N be good penman s salary to start. $40
Address, in own handwriting, Box NO.
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70 IET-5o,oco CUBIC YARDS, COOP
h scraper work In quantities to SUIT
4 plant. N1ATHEWS-CUR CO. Lee Lee
p Hall, Va. AZ IS 81 is3atl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

FOR sALE-BOOK AND FILE CASES;
5& Call and see Them ut Room - third
4 11oor,P Cit Ial l.gsi j Ohm w. R1CHARLD:-S
y SON, Registrar Of the Land Once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

sWANTED-A REGISTERED OR AS
s5ssisiarit registered drug clerk, with best
Estate tsnlarN. Apply 70
HIS Alexandria, Va. iSs Ass 3J43 5s83ys
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FNW ROO M AND IT. 'TA ~ Z.
8 boarders; everything :; e - -.
Il the very best. 40s East Min Street.
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Hell ?. WANTED Male.

ANY 6INTlELL1G EN- T. r TNsO MAY
arm sao to SO mon thly ut home in spare
time cortaspon for newspn pers; no
\ caiivasstng g.: 5 ex perierce unnecess!a
Y Send for particulars. PREss SiND4-
Il GATE Lockport, N. r III Fl n tEt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

roR Ri SALE - GROCERY. L4AUND1R.Y5
51 and dairy wagons, runabouts and 4 PuE
H giles, newly painted, nnd. some ,oI !, TX
i5 Brook Avenue n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

THU 3BUC1tINGI HAM 47 CAPE IiE,NlKls Z.
VA, near railroad sutton and Ca s,,1f,
M rates Reasonable. Apply x to ~ sss W.
Proprietor, 500
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

.1yF WANT on nc CALLtAT zoo EAST
Broad Street and convince yourself that
we have the largest and best line .of
Trunks and Travelling NeGesstties n t t (,
II TREE & PBRO..& Trunk and Bag Co.
IF you NEED "a TRUNK. BAG OR
the newest things are. an Cheaper, too:
ID because It 8 no OK Expense to- us to- sell
v these things. c. H.. BERRY E& co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

MANY PERSONS HAVE awaited
\ themselves OF our apecial summer
4 rates. II you wish to do 50. you must!
der to accommodate all who apply, the
college office Will DO open until 10
o'clock P. M. Get your scholarship to-ia
day or tonight and enter upon your
cent, discount allowed, and unlimited
scholarships issued, good for day or
night Glasses, or both. This Is the last
day on which this discount will be
4 allowed. MASSEY BUSINESS COL
NJ lCGE. 543 s5 tlsl I5. vi 4EI a4 n 5fs Il4
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,WANr,JElD. FOR u. s. A1aaIY---ABL II:
"A b lied Unmarried nen between n ages q
y }rooS = character and s temperate habits.
~ who can speak. read and write Engl!5l1.
v FOE XII ormation apply to $RECRUITiNN,G5
/ OFFICER, $50 East Broad Street, Rlch-
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g1 George Wills the sire Of wyoming:
Fl 200 "a. md many others Of her cia ss:
trial. PIG 34;5slx years old; 15.2 n ,a ,,G
sound n only reason for selling N rnuve1 IA Ia
more information see Groom Ut niy
stn ble LIS West Hamilton Street b '',.'
WV more. N II. WEI ). l.l v.
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Help Wanrlted-Malc and Female.

TEACHERS WANTED OF ALL
grades; schools needing princ ipals or
A teaoh hers. III Address CENTRAL TEACH,
Il ERa,EAGENCY.%B Box IL, Richmond, II Vas
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FOR sALE-oND BAY HORSE, LIGHT,
+ spring wagon and harness, for want q
II ,ise Apply 315 East Ninth Street Al laI1
HI chester,$iVa q. 81 "a s5g i.
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WANTED, AT ONCE. OR AS SOON AS s.ss
u possible la wa tchnlaker who can assist
II fi1.,gengravIng or 5jewelry repairing; p
sspibashnt POSITION, permanent, IL sntis-
factory. Write or telegraph ! to GEO
SEIIONNET,5 Wilmington. n. G. M y. 81
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vANTBD-A COMPETENT nj WOMAN,
with some experience in book Keeping
to assist in general office DIRK. * Also
capable OF @,,sing Typewriter. pply n
!, reference and salary expected. Ad-
X dress r. o. Box H6 city. 5535 sis j43
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FOR sALE--oNE HACK, NEWLY
painted, splendid & condition; $500: One
II automobile, seats four, $50. C.:a,$s, ~
e ESSER, Newport N ews. Va. E
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WATCH REPAIRING.
SCHOOLS

IN MOST CASES, WHEN "A YOUNG
man or young woman enters a business
school it Is done with tho view OF pre-,
pairing thoroughly for business life, and
/. Of beginning such career In the employ
Fl of q good business firm. Az school,,
3 therefore, which affords proper faclll-i
I ties for the necessary preparation, and
which can and does assist Its students
q In making the right start, Is measuring
up to the demands OF it's patrons. AS
our record for July. During that
( month we placed three students In
positions paying $50 a month at the
h start; six at SO a month"; four at s45
+ month; ave at SO a month; two at
i $00ta month; ono at SIS q month: two
at SIS a month. During that month
we received eleven other applications
Y which we could not NIL. These offered
$40 to SIS a month at9thc start. MAS
& SEY8 BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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Nv NTED-F1RsT-CLAs NAN WHO
Can furnish $4,000 or s.. coo to accept a
place as secretary or treasurer, an es-}
business. G a ddress ]. c., care
III Time g. Dt spa On. 3ss33 ,ts.tg A Bt$