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Pretty GlRL#HEL|..O8A!s.
HOTEL BE "A /. i. SHORE {
Mathematics Stepdaugh ter. Who
Is Charged by Management,
385. IL Freed BY Friends.

~ ATLANTIC CRY. August TO- Charged
WITH fail TIRE to pay o hotel bill OF s47.6o,
punishable with imprisonment under the
New Jersey anti hotel beat Law. Miss
Viola sondheitn, q young and pretty
step daushter Of d. millionaire lace i11nnu-
faoturer, OF New York, was arrested in
the fashionable Hotel Windsor cafe We'd
nesday n light. n. \. ID
Y She brrst into tears and begged to be
released, but would have been locked
up but for the Intervention OF friends
who called her mother, Mrs. Goldberg,
over the long distance Il telephone anu OBJ
tanned a guarantee OF tho bill, WI
It was asserted by the management OF
lthes Hotel Strand 4 that the girl had d
room at SO a day, when she suddenly
left without taking IA her suitcase 4 a.
MESA go 4 was received from Philadelphia
telling them to sayo tho room until. her
return. but. becoming suspicious, they
opened the case and found 1t empty. Sf,
a33 Friends Of the girl say sho did not
intend to defraud, . but had merely ex-
Iceedcd her allowance, and was waiting
for money. It K ti.l IF .5t III; 8
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! NEW YORK IN S SUMMER.
.Out-of- Door Dining 4 Feature ot'ii
I the Park Avenue Hotel.

THAT those whom inclination or stress
OF circums tances, or perha pH O. com PIMA
ton Of both, compels to remain In town
through midsummer have certain COM
ne,1satlons Is apparent to ell who have
had the experience. With the absence
of many Of their customary associates
thoy And that the town Is by no means
dull. for the throng Of stre myers serves
"a fillf all customary places OF resort, ana
there Is a freshness OF interest and sponr
taneityFof enthusiasm that tend 70 N n
tercst the town dweller and ar the places
where the crowds most NJ ngreg ~ y are
filled with sightscers.
AZ T,na thin 2 which both Is those who res
main az home and those who come to the
metropolis or stop here on The way =. 70
md from other places &of sumner apooe
greatly enjoy Isl the opportunit y .to. Z. olne
Il a. most delightful fashion at the Park
4 venue Hotel This centrally situated
ho,,,sef 81 entertainment for guests /. mas ma
what no other hotel in the entire t! -ta :;
r,,ss sses, since the great Pa4ace ~ -.
~ san Francisco was lad IN 53uins !. - -
~ icourt. about which the ahotei y
.,,;iIt 81 This open quad at the Gf Sass
1,;anno T4otel IS artstically decorated
aTIower beds shrubbcry. pains ana {,
fountains. N amid which wind g ensh,lat'.
usaika. AZ night, when t1nyriads o. elee-
(5trfc tights illuminate the bcene, - - -
glimpse 81 fairyland which &c l1g ~ every
bcholder. 1a i, i, ~ ,,,t ching
and enchanting scene In company w. - q :
thronK Of other spectators Is ai1ora e, 60
- avery one who dimes on the 5nalco ens,,
overlooking the interior court at .ne. ~. ,,s
Avenue Hotel " In connect ion WIN ]. ~. :,
Tine service at this hotel, this oppor7eus,
itv "a dine in the open air, or as ~, tne
italians phrase 1t, al fresco. Is taAen
advantage Of by many persons who !, are ~
staying in town, either as resiaehts n ll.a
ar as temporary visitors. THOSE VIC ,no
occunv rooms at the Park Avenue Prize i
not only this fresh air dining. put a!so
ftna that tho house is an adnaira PIE center
from which to reach any point n MAI y.
haitian or the other boroug CHS OF the ae, city
Taxing the subway at the door, a az Ihirey::
third street and Park Avenue, q Few
, Non serve for one to be whirled 70
lie brooklyn Bridge, where -tnrousn
trains for Manhattan Beach, Brlshton
Beach. Dreamland or Luna Park may q Z
b taken. Trips down the - @. up Inc !. :.
Hudson or the East River can also SO easily
be taken, while the many root gar "a ms
and other resorts OF summer New York
are close to the hotel. New York lDu inc,
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eNI,s!!pape''r Tributes !|[I|lI i !.

On the demise Of the late
Henry Gay Payne, 9 concern tn
New York gathered from tho
papers published throughout
the United States 1856 news.
paper stories Of the life and ca
reer Of the deceased.
These items were carefully
mounted on Irish linen leaves
and bound IN Q volumes. 400
4 pages 10 the book. a cover y ( OF 81
genuine seal was appropriate1y
,sttsred In GOLD and the entire
material, representing the WORK (,
Of many people for several Joy ara
months, has Just been delivered !, cree
to Mn. Payne at Milwaull zee.
MI. Burrelle. who makes ''lt''l 2
{ specially Of this UNIQUE method
Of preserving family history
also complied four volumes con-
tanning the letters, telegrams
snd ~ MD OF, condo lence received
~ ~ family, I'll constituting 9
fasniiy heirloom that VIII pc 4
hendsd down to future genera
tioQ9 =. J, =.
arai dsyel opments Of the presa i
ciipuns industry and MT. Bur-
srsile he's made q special study
III az work no created several
4 vAa es.toao. f5
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Tirnes-D Dispatch Branches.

. b. e. ~
aIt ns Tor tho bensat OF those living at q
a sas,anes from the Main Office Of The Times
aistL asch. The Times Dispatch Watts left at
osrssa' Main omico and there wll Ss no extra
s col 10 the advertiser, s,ro,,, -, L.
Z; and d v saING a asis Eaat Broad street,
sSo TNf9.y;ai ~ ws mtSea s,re IA
. A RsFnsaANrs. Grant 8 CO.. souanse and
7 srS W GItAtsTSTiMnR No 500 West Mar,shall
pIss t5sMssE 8 DRUG STORE, No. s., West
Man IL pSS !EiSsitiu Brook Avenue ,aa cay
!, s stpY.s DRUG STORE, Barton Heights.
MME n DRUG STORE, No. $500 Williams
burg Avenue, E9 a, ~ IN \. 7
RoniN's Pl4ARMAS1' NO. 200 East Marshal!
ci sS,sa'Di DRUG STORE. No. ltH East Main
sEsssS s sSiJTsNSs,s s;sislhMs No. 0.7 -
fsr Txsaiy' RP sit No. $50 souta
BIN bISip s sHiiEsh - KlRK-PARR1sH CO.. No d,
,rA AZ PARAGON PHARMACY, No. sol wes,
L,ioN Nj PHARMACY. Twenty-cighth and n
RiSs SONS PHARMACY, No. ~ Canal street,
yss1 aRE#'s " Hsss Hfssa s!fsss and
cA lissFEea ssfso REihiua STORE, No. 100 HUI
Street ,; Msashesses N. 20 Norm
!is$' y SrsERg pHA
~ RGRN is s4 corner s't Tweayss,a
} EAST PHARMACY. S0. .sgl q sl!ssI,
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ter Few Trials You Will Find ineSDBpdtCh Want Ads
NDSPF lE

friends In tho exhibits ana s{hetimes
previous Occasions. II Is tho ihw that y \
pleases even II, indeed, thore IL not
mar efauty
ts1y teFl ists lssa
"a \: !, BACKING a &. 4
"a feature which was litnpossiblelnt Chi
cago. or ST. Louis, or Omaha. aitl which 8
lwoul d have beenyi tnpossble had the zeal
ste 81 the. FIRST. Virginia settlernInt been
iHsasa ta se pse eses ynr aas
Will make II practicable to have d great
naval demor,str ion TX with title presence
q g preventative i Vessels from the lead
Fl: Tse sperb g 81 a!o:
admirably suited for such an d. hmblnge9
OF warships, and the Accessibility OF the.
meeting place to the fleets % TIE corti--a
nent makes a 81 Condition
mere ., is IL deeper niflcancd iii the
held he, within sight 81 the place Where the he
" scheme ot naval warfars was res
tween the Monitor and tho 4errinno
was fought lii those March daya fof 1862, 4
The Dreadnoughts OF to-day rnikht we'll.
dip. their flags IN honor OF the tho iroYl-
doom OF the wooden walls sof 1.-The old
nayles and opened the era Of the ar
mored vessel 81 the present day.
vi The indications are that there will be
g ]. great gathering Of war vessds. rho
effective e. glinent has been ulcd that;
the expense OF the trip to An,eilca viii
be but slightly n excess OF this ordinary
expense 81 70. q maintenance of q vessel OF
MY n - Of comparison and for exchange OF
!lational courtesies afforded by such
e. peaceful massing Jof naval gfOic..s will
be :, !, ,,nprecedente ted. This SIS tho feature
wmch y VII stamp the Jan7est IN tors
centenary exhibition as distinct from sllj
3its pred eces.ors among Alns-,san at
t terp al q THIS kind And perhaps AZ
crsdit. q the people who have built up q
foot in 1907 thai their achievements upon
the They, gained promnence.in
NAL history, & Fought tins battle for. neu-.
tral rights 8, on. the SEE and pointed the
warfare. three . great mplishments
we'll worthy OF comtnnnr6ratIon and de-
whole world. &c Chicago Tribune. a5 f15ssS n
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Other Lines Than Those ofRRac,e.

New Workers. were told not long ago
by ny,.The charleston News and Courier
that instead OF complaining because ne
good residential streets, they should re- 4
sJoice in It as Indication OF tho prosperity
attained by the Il black ace in this part
5of the count try and contlrmat ton 81 VIVA,
the North has said the black man could
DO II he had the fair chance denied ITO {
him in the South. Il Now The Richmond
Times Dispatch comes forward with an
other suggestion for our .benen 3 Ia
Sa Thero has long been we'll Justified com
plant. Il says. that the negrocs did no &
draw any social lines among themselves
that In them race solidarity was so \
and virtuous did not separate from tho
them the only co:d emnation tina they
you'd really feel ,e such drawing Of
pretends TO \. see. ii n the eirorts8 making
here to provide the better class OF me-
groes With homes not d par Il &c a
sS T. and outside the " enoralzins
!erts upon Its inhabitants, whatever their
5race or color. Az NJ for rs u quoted pro-
5phecy that the time VIII como when
houses, The Times Dispatch with fine
The tn New Workers to settle. and does not
soassTn
itrecalis that Il E@has frequently called
attention to this situation In Richmond.
and has politely, advised thu respe BILE
negroes OF the omnrunity that for heir
own protection and Improvement and
especially for the good OF their offspring.
they should follow the rule adopted by
the whites form their own social circles.
and exclude the corrupt and eorrupt!ng
elements. Until this Is DONE the negro
race cannot hope to make progress IN
culture or morality. 81 q 81
y Some willtreply&to this that social lines
cannot be- drawn where there Is a close
approach to homogeneity, but Of cours
there are differences among negroes, JUS
as there are among the members of o. hcr
races, and, had It not been for the pro \
Enouncement OF this Southern authority,
we should have rashly assumed the eT,
sistence OF many grades OF blac ok folk. al
gnowSit is hard to believe that they lack
this strongest OF human instincts.--that %
the wise to look down on the ign no y :
wicked And perhaps the excessive sol
darity OF 4G which he ines - si'at en-
complains Is copied after another so.:7
darby a political one, that has been un.
der frequent discussion for some years IS
Spast.-News York Times si III Sifs
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CHURCH NOTICE.

=, !, r,r,s,1 PA dt1I5 REH tgRoAp An
gsssa'F sssssRsss hS =
Of second Baptist CHI = sun sun
S}! 25sss 5SksS
spp Tsaass's sshooi as
~ h 3 Sc l ss5zsH5 e H.ERR!Ti1sr CHURCH
Beech =;
Il A. r. No Service 81 night sunda School
1t a 2sa 3. n srnp a9 CHURCH
{s9rnsr @rasse e s1 SHasSD PASTOR
snsay rs ge4S s1 e ' 21SRs7 R1fashia 4
ssEyss; F5% a2KR
ggsssssy zsses5 ais,s f5 III
Everybody welcome: " . -, ~ ,s3 a1tf.s 81
=, !, ME HsHF3oS3gr 9 81 uR on
gtRsss ssutEs en- or
g ea aS e. Bssses
;Sses sss.; s 81 ars . ssass5 go
5is5asS 81 Y
ggs anasy sesesi ss $ v,; i: !
HsgdPshRs Seat,
8 cG gMc, 81 d. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
H yiass ct Il SEM X. NJ and & Xsdsssday
3. NJ sunady school ct :4s ~ N !, !,
Il f'sERyICEs AT GRACE STREET IRhsl3Y-
tesiaI, Church al "a, NJ and srP y Nh, ~, Con s
ducted BY tie pastor Rev. y ERE Wlft'Als-
(; sF e9f9kd R 3 81 rH TN: COVENANT CORNER
PARK Avenue and Harris streetl-He Key ~ I; =
GAVIN STEWART p. r., astor.- ~ e.
in at ii O. clock on Sabbath morning ~ he ey
JosEPH RENNID, D, d. Sunday school meets .'ai
at 80 "A NJ Free seats and hearty wei wei
come 70 all services X, !, = & Ne b
| CHRIST EPISCOPAL GNU RcH t.s g I: III
to.morroy will be at II a. M. ana u. Nj, the
rect or of ciating at both services. III
CHRISTIAN Z, 49, ~, ION
Norris between Main and F?oyd &A rysnHf
Preaching tomorrow by Rev " =; ~
q I, t t3V xt Jan Or city
MO- wi MI the pulpit Of the Thrd ~ Ep"init
Church Tomorrow by q w bs res
Committee, An members are urged 70 ps pEest
~ : q f gR R1,3 AZ sf a5HfSTGE sc1Rsq1sr
corner Of Bely!dsre End Main sEeets,mndda,
g aay and testimony meeting every Mea
nasSav evening at $3.50 q clock inc reaals
rnnm located in the Chamber q commences ss
hnildinE, and Ia open every wees wees uSy te0' ''
| "a 10 X All are cordially nYited. & \
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AaWorthYGCauset,.

Y It Is well known throughout our couil-
ty that funds are being raised tor lns
erection Of monument r. me goh ILL.,
crate dead of Charlottesville and Ape
marie, This mot worthy cause should o4l
appeal TO the people OF our county, ana
they should feel 1t o. prlyileg TO con-
tribute towards tho erection ct TINS mon q
ument. Send in your contributions 70, the
charlottesville Progress, matters sot, nov
small they may be, and an acKnoWleu y,
lnent OF the same will be made througl.
Its columns. Have the satlsf actlon 4 q
knowing that you have ntrlpulea -
marie, whs gave their lives In the do
Tense Of tie south,-scottsyil!e ENTER
prise, W l.aaaf ",
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SCHOOLS.

n m MOST CASES, WHEN ,YoU!N SSs
school It is done with the view, Ct p snd
hoToughl for {, spsn IN tie e ep aoy
e eore s Which AFFORDS fae1ttes, TOT TOT
tie necessary reparatilon ana n ;, w rpn n
can and does assist It's students IN IN mAh e,
the demands Of Its patrons As evidence aencS
for July During TINT month We, we pt sas a
three in positions pa ~ gg,oSn M
f four at s SIS month i've at $so q month;
two at g month D ,prn sa thn1 aoes
Mw;S,ch We could not I'LL. These offere e,
q seo to sis a month at the start. MAS MAJ e
SEyS BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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Crockett Arsenic Lithia
Springs
The w ltshiire,:,,
Atlantic City. N. j. 4.
Open all the year. Write for boolsler,
q Xxi 81 5sS f6ii 81. s. PHOEBUs.
LEGAL NOTICE.

g8s} LEGAL NOTICE.
tNLIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
.y5E OF THE SUPREME COURT OF APP
EPEALS AT HMOND,$JULY52 81 1906:
Mamie z. Cassie.. :. =. " - -. Appellant,
against Il "a t85 q 1s
richard G. Scott, Executor, ct ais !.
Upon an appeal from, and supersedeas
to a decree pronounced by the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond, on the
9th day of July, 1906. :5 @
Il The object OF the petition in this cause
is to have The said decree reversed and
Eannulled, and affidavit having been made
and filed that one OF the appel ees, Ellen
T.. Centaro, is o non-reslden OF the State
of Virginia, It Is ordered that the said
appellee, after due publication OF this
order In The Times Dispatch. news
paper published in the city Of Richmond.
+ for four successive weeks, appear here
on the first, MONDAY in September, 1905,
to answer the said appeal and do what
is necessary to protect her interests
herein. Y. & 54 81 Il S55s IA rs q, s
Fl. STEWART JONES.
Henry r. Miller counsel for pet1'tllonIeelr
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Cooling 81 Drinks.

III. During the summer the system demands
cold and refreshing drinks. and the mousse
wife VINO understands this and regularly
supplies variety OF really 5000 o. mss
does much to preserve the yheA1th OF tt1e
$Sa rni,vs "a we'll as to liner ease their imme-t
diate comfort. 98 !, Y, ,sst5 !,
Ef,eht MI beverage. Put six tablespoonfuls
~ Grated chocolate into a saucepan over
fthe fire, add two cupfulsl OF boiling water.
simmer slowly, stirring occasionally Until
dissolved. Add four cupfuls Of granutateo
sugar stir until dissolved. remove me
spoon, smmering for seven 28 ralnu N.
s1nn gar.S Now strain and add two to b!e-
&snoonflls vanilla; extract, and pour lnto
hottIes. which should be herme tcal1y
seaiad \. When ready to serve allow one
and q half gills OF ice-cold milk and two
Ia blespoonfulE OF syrup for every glalsstul
srenuired. Put them In q large, cold frult
10 II shake we'll for three minutes, pour
into chilled glasses and drop teaspoon
full OF whipped cream on eacn.
ii Raspberry and currantade is made oy
hea ting over the fire one quart Of red or
black raspberrles, which crush ana strain.
Bring half pound OF graduated sugar
Snnd two Rllls OF hot water to boiling
noint. When cold add the fruit juice and
suffi Client Ice water to make o pleasa e
drink, Serve with pieces OF Ice IN each
glass, i5 " a. !. y.
time, and as 1T Is so much appreciated,
1t Is best to make q quantity { y Ct once,
The ingredIent ia required are: Two pounds
< Of lump sugar, two ounces Of powdered tar
5taric acid, one ounce OF lemon etract, thu
whites Of three eggs. and Ave pints OF
water, Put the sugar and water into q
saucepan and boil for hfteen minutes;
when cool stirBin the lemon extract, the
Etartaric acid and the whites OF the eggs,
well beaten. Bottle when quite cold.
When required for use, pour a tWlneglass-.
full Of the cream into q tumbler All three
parts full Of cold water, stir up well, ana
then mix In a quarter Of a teaspoonful
Of baking soda and stir brsk!y until
there arises a cream-like mead,
Hopkos, by Boil three-quarters OF an
ounce OF hops and half an ounce Of ginger
In one quart OF water for twenty-five
minutes; add one pound OF brown slgar.
boil ton minutes longer, pour into q pan
and add FIVE quarts more boiling w ter,
Bottle when cold. It Is then ready foE:
dr!nling,-.New Orleans Plcayune.
--~-
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS..

54 Denbigt. Va. Aug. I. 1906
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL. BID .RN;;
z 12 o'clock noon AUGUST IL 1900. for
4 furnishing and building an Iron i!cket
4 Fence, with three or more gates around
1.-The Courthouse grounds; a. length Y. o.
fence about four hundred yards, Fer
sons having designs are. requested TO
submit bids. DIES gna and be present.
4 Tho Hoard reserves the right 20 re-
ject any or all bids, y, I, !, !, ,,nry
+. Chairman Board Of Supervisors. I War
wick county, Va. %
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COAL AND WOOD.

you DON'T WANT LONGS LONG
gGod' wos ss' ty eq asas L5 snss
all kinds OF wpods; all kinds of SUM
Tner coal; my slab wood IL exactly what
You want In hot weather; half cord,
4l;as, THE I,Eon Wo ,sJo M N AZ, ls1 West
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BOARD WANTED

WANTED. LADY OF REFEIN y y N
1nsl house convenient NJ to Seventh and
Main Streets terms, IS per wee IS r. rel ~
81 erences exchanged. Address " - =, care cal
this office.
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IN ORDDR no AVAIL YOURSELF OB-
: our summer rates, you must purchase
Your soholarship by August 18th: We
viii permit you to begin your course nan ~
discount allowed; unlimited scholarships
issued; good for day or n1ght classes s
Cataloeue. giving full particulars, frse-
& MASSEY BUSINESS COl4lIlll1l.-..
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PURCHAsB YOUR sCEloLARssGn ~, =, - n =,
1pfe Suits It's your y rHconvenience; twenty per
cent. discount allowed good ior, gay az, OF or
night classes. MASSEY BUSINESS
Gel COLLEGE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11

The Worlds Navies at Jamestown
country / are fairly i tired td 81 expositlens:
The common features are so many that
one who attends several OF them IN su g
cessiYe Years learns ~ EecoGpl2e osa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11

"a TlN>,TrEED-coMpETENT YOUNG NAN
IA tnacoilect and nssistiin office; one with
SS some experience An coal and wood d q
q nee f preferred Apply IN own 4. HANG nan q
II sWriting, giving age and references s s. =
III R375 care Tines-Di dispatch. l5l- Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11

$WA NTE,D T r. u.lCE, A RELIABLE
sfsS drug clerk (registcred) to manage Q
Nh Nh small store. Apply TO lis TWenty-s1l1,stth
MI street. r Newport News, Va IA II
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WANTED.

WA NTED. SHORTHAND SCH
Al a very reasonable price Address S+,s
care this Office. 49, - W..
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU no CALL AT 7oS EAST
NE have the largest and best l3ne OF
Trunks and Travelling Necessttles In the
city; repairing done. H. ". ROUN-
TIRED e. BRO. Trunk and Bag Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11

WANTED, TO EMPLOY Two aSo y So ! !,
S eslae!s yIns for Hight workmen cal e
ANY time between this date and Mo o1'' 8
morning, 18th. ready to Work. u y.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WS-ATTED~THR EE ROO sSW1THE USE
Of bath, between Broad and Cary and a;1t1
Second aand Sixth Streets 4. t m1yy ;w1t
M grown son. Address e5ASS0ClAA.LEapti
81 CHARITIES, 14OS East Franklin et street.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

BUGGIIlS-A SPECIAL. LIN "
OF CLOSE or opeI tonsi stesl or rubber
( tires; lalgh7class. al low prices. w, g,
+ SMITH. ga ~ Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11

~ s5;;,I NT nh 1.-TWO q GOOD BOILER
Makers wages, 1915. Two good mn M
ss chinists; wages, $500; steaay MorS,
s BS 9pen { Ssops; ay nnnaass Ga. a.
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B No Comfort in That.

Kwoter: ,You know they say pity y
akin to love- and so- -s,
5s c;lnmleya (despondentl Perhaps. but
It's a very poor rela alton. '--Th he Catholic
Standard and Times. 3Sl fs5s5 4 h
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WANTED DERs FERM m : Z. aS \,
transient and table.s%107 North seventh
Street, Terms reasonable. az.
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OUR so MINER RATES WILL Y !, L. rC cont
f GIaue,, nhsi a hus and unlimited schol
\ arships issued. Catalogue. giylng ,I -, J,
K mart iculars, free, MASSEY BUS1N ES5 s
2% COLLEGE. ell.
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FOR ssALE-F1FTY FEET OF sHELv-
i6 ing, with drawers; six table counters,
Y one outside show case. Apply 1b South
9iFffthteenth Street n S5f 335 ~ i45 ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11

eWANTED.-A YOUNG WHITE MAN,
sss married or. single. to put in crops, mills
u few COWS, and build up ~ po3u1!ttr s
IL business. "A partnership. IN the la y !,
ssecharlred. Al Address Miss COTeNEllA& y.
~ s2TAYf,OR, charlottesville, Vn. 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11

= xSp s. RIB N cED BOolk-lSEhPER.
S's1'cnIlector single; satisfactory .retcr7
b ences; email salary. Address y = -,
St5 'rimes- Dispatch. 884lH sst1e ~ 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11

=, h n,,, ,T-Hy A NrANUFACTuRER, q
N 8't horoushly experienced stenog sl.Et
g5and IA ypewriter. Address - al, care
~ Times -Diapa tch. I'VE ~ 75t;G -.-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11

iW,ANTED-Two F1RsT-CL.Ass W ,7I,d u
bfSI3ar bers: good salary and com nisslon.
Write THE CLIMAX BARBEttESS fi,OI'
mo. 107 w. Fourth ST., Wlnston -9a'eli.
MAN NJ G ls ~ X. ssilEtA Etltlt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11

@ \ NrEp-BY A MASUFAcTURER, A
",horoughly experienced stenographer
and Typewriter. Address lA!. care
4 Times Dispatch, Na4I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11

MACHINERY K REPAIRS X AND s r e
~ newals. ss ncluding Engines Boilers ana
Sf11lond famous n the past. "a GLIB. FORD
is8 CO. Trigg Shipyard d. s. Phone 302S. l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11

THE BUCKINGHAM, CAPD HENRY,
Va, near railroad station and CASING;
4 rates reasonable. n Apply to If D. ig w.
Il EWAsHBURN,.. Proprietor. -.-.-l .-.-z--.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11
SITUATION s,]s],lJf WANTED Male.

5n ,,,1; "CLERK, WIRE FOUR YEARS
IVA experience, desires AositiGn IN Rlch-
mond while taking s1,m
" WILLIE n. c. Il.t &c. ~