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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
.W|LL.MEEI NEXT
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The National ,Firc,llen's Convcll-
ton Adjourns After Very
Successful Session.
(speclni BY southern Bell Telep,,one.


81 Especial by Southern Bell Telephone.) 88s
Il II ROANOKE. Al August 1B.---Thc Ma
tional Firemon's Convention id journed
to-day, after the adoption Of tho usual
resolutions OF thanks ana the election o.
officers
Oklahoma City was Unanimously Sc
lected as the next place OF meeting, over
invitations from Chicago, ST. Louis.
Peoria, tic City and the jamestown
Exposition The secretary was instructed
to send 81 letter OF thanks to the other
cities. sis3 n S
3j Alr. James p. Mcneil. 8. Fayettevilc
N. G., was elected president for the third.
time, ngn inst his protest. Mr. Charles
Chain. OF Chicago. was elected vice-prcs-
3ident; L. e. Lookevlllc,Fo ( Roanok o, cot
responding secretil ~. and Y Ham Bee, OF
Oklahoma, national organizer.
Elected Him Anyhow. "
sss Peter Mocarty. OF St. Louis. declined
recollection as secretary, on the ground
that his private business interfered With
his giving the proper attention to the
work. The convention elected him.. and
he again declined. 3s "A delegate h, owed that
he be paid $50 morelfor mn assistant,
when Chief Lyon, OF Minnesota, created
something OF a stir by stating that tho
secretary was overpaid now and reelected
his work until the convention met. 254$ MI 81
.McCarty said then that he would not ac-
.cept the position II 1t paid st, 600, hut
the vention went on with its business
and he remained secretary. 3,.5 M 55
n "A motion was made to have the South
western Firemen' 3 Journal, published ut
LAYTON. Okla. recognized az the ofilcinl
organ. hut was defeated. and n substi-
.tute amendment commencing the paper
was added. ssS II $5
Vice Presidents Elected. d
The following lce-presldents were
elected: Michigan. J. a. Crawford: Kan
isas. ]. G. Murdoch: California, w. E. 4
Parker: Mississippi. J.. i. SeeW'ood South
Carolina, Il Lewis Behrns: Illinois, Peter
Klpling; Virginia. John II. 45 Kegebin, OF
Norfolk: Pennsylvania. " IN ". q II. Harris:3
Georgia w. II. Bumn1; Ken lucky. w II.
station; Oklahoma, L. Af. Rabley: Iowa, 4
j e. # Boyer; Minnesota. =. L.. Kahn;
North Carolina, J.. Fl. Gallagher; Indian
Territory, L. ". Slaughter; Nebraska, Z.
w. Hague. M
BY motion the president was au thorized
to remain for other States.
BY motion OF Mr.. Chains, Professor 2.
T, Stayrnatas, OF Illinois, was unanimous
" elected physician. 81 III ~
Chief Bernard, OF tho speclal ttees
70 revise the bylaws, quoted mernbc rshlp
ices in the association as follows: State
IS ,00: department. SO, 90. All other nc ems
hers except honorary members, $500.
Dues for State orga nizations and Are de-
partments, $500. Other members, $500
7. Is
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F0UGH1i
AGAIN ! IN BRITAIN i \.
General Ian Hanilt ton Comments
On the Similarity Of Fields
and Tactics.

LONDON, August 16,---lleutenant Gen.
Seral Ian IIamilto ton. umpire In the repro
duction OF the battle OF Antietan, which
was q the feature OF the British army
maneuvers on Salisbury Plain on Au gust
9th has given O. technical and detailed 70.
port OF the opera tons. which occuoes q
newspaper column. General Hamilton
notes the remarkable similarity between
the terrain OF Salisbury Plain and the
scene Of the great conflict OF tho Atflcr!-
can Civil; War. v ~
5s He says tho range 81 modern weapons
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PALACE HOTEL
I0 ] B {: 4 | !. B !.
But Lady Florence Hesketh VIII VI
Leave Project to Other
Il Il FL Heirs.
BY Associated Press

s8ft (By Associated FhreSS III 49, Ela
<. San, FRANCfsCO, August la-IAdy
Florence Hesketh. daughter Of the late
United states Senator William Sharon.
Of Nevada. has given notice through her
London solicitor that she will not help
in the rebuilding OF the Palace Hotel.
She arrived at this decision after O. dis
'Icusslon Of the subject With s!r Thomas
fHesketh. who advised his wife 70 devote
her funds to other purposes. ks
This information has been conveyed y
the other sharon heirs, & who. however,
announce that the Palace VIII pc re-; re-
Fourteen years ago q British syndtca 10
bourht up at an expense OF 80, 100000
seven brewerles n San Francisco q >. j '.
Hts 'nlants. Yesterday the London repre-
SCI pu,e Of tho syndicate wired their
The ss sisa ans sssq has
q the San Eranos 60 ooo er esg "a
modern oight-storys building on SECOND
Street, near Howard,
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NOTICE on FIRST MEETING OF
fl S4 as CREDITORS. . . -, q
UNITED STATES DOR TrIN EAST
ERIN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. y,
CHARLES a lie M II. GIBBONS 81 , +
To the creditors Of CHARLES II. GLIB,
BONS, of Richmond, IN the county or
r Henrico and district forcsa'd--palA'k-
Notice is hereby given that sss on r., the st =
CHARLES II. GIBBONS was duly i'd ID.
indicated bankrapt; and I tnab 81 ne hed fI II
my office, Rooms 500 and ~, .AmerlIGya a
National Bank Bn!ld linz R F;cnIsH ye,
1906. at 10 o'clock IN the. forenoon. AZ
which. time the said creditors may ! a.
tend, prove their claims appoint 2 trus =.
tee, examine the bankrupt ana transa afI.
such other business as may propeF'y
THOS.b 3. s. FAD,
Referee IN Banks u1tcy,
f6 August &c. 1906. 3ji !,
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NEW ELKS' HOME,
Norfolk Z dge to Pull Down Old
Home "a Make Place for New.

fs;peoIatl to Hhe Tim paN1a6ch 80. .,,.
SNoRNOI ,K, VA, august ae-Not!o. e.s
4 odge. No. ss, Benevolent and Pr'ptectl " !,
order Of Blks, has decided 10. rae ~
present club house, on COLLEGE t ,so.s
ana to erect Q new bn!lding " ~ y. p I'M
and an rebuilding Will be begun next MOE,
day. a new assembly room. y htoh va w.
srcntad AZ q coat OF Sl5 900. adto!nlng - Il
present huil ding, win not be .dtst tsFpt e.,
Int Viii be made q part aof tRe. new 70,
building to be erected. The pFes .hs
building OF the Elks was fogInssiy s's
Gyoney &hopaestea ii gis &
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BRIEF ITEMS FR ON EVER YVHERE.

az
OF II Public Grounds and buildings. 4 Of which
doVornor Penny packer Is president. N ,iB
NDwr'o1vr, 4 Il. Il /, --rhe Prince II !chael can.j
iacuzehe. OF HuAsin, led tho Held ir tho first
run ~ me Mortnouth county houndS. but tho
Nobe sysSa Wss {rsnsd by E
and Unable to rise for several minutes, plucky$
r AZ ~ w and was close second at tho
I...NBWPOR'r, r. tn barking OF a drnlnu.
tive Pome ranHn dog thwarted ID burglar VIII?
hadS gntoIod Fnir Lawn lila, thp residence OF
NJ ~ l. Townsend Burden In bellevue Avenue
I. f1oW YORK .-bilss Mildred GFredcricks, a.
dec!dedly handsome young woman. was if,hr.
70 Frank Fpurhorns d Sioux ciief, WHO Fpor.
forms With the fIaWneo Iill Wild West show.
5tSyABH1NdToN Miss Flora WI lson n IN, (
brilliant daughter OF tho Secretary OF "A grcul.s
tire. pans to take q rip around the world.
beginning tho journey at Paris, which has bqen
herj homo for tho last three years. She in.R
tends TO spend q year or two on tour.
I wIrlSEsBARRE. PAWN his bare hands,
Robert 8. tlodsey, OF Canton. held a. mad .doi
70 keep the animal from lacking N q phrty
OF children. He gwnA bitten fifteen times, and.
MS q result, Ia in q serious condition. MS
y BuRLINGTON VI. Tho Vermont branch
OF tho American Federation OF Labor In con-
!yention here voted q gainst taking my part u
state politics 9.9 +. Il s Nj
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y Great New Ftreproot Hotel In New.
yorls al Popular Prices. The Wo odstock,.
~ isorty-third Street, near Broadway, q
model e Of Comfort without extra Yagance,'
me best Of everything at popular prices
that win not be advanced. ! Try the
Woodstock s;o and you will come again and
bring your friends there, There !s ne
better hotel In the world and the prllcs q,
ays moderate, AZ M
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GAINESVILLE is NOT Is DRY TOWN
SHOE REPAIRING.

WHY PAY bOc. FOR RUBBER HEELS
tha .iest heel made-Morgan & Wright,
With wit the name stamped on the heel-for
ak cents. We ara able to do It, for we
Buy direct from the factory at wholesales
Cross brand, III cents. as good as others
crarge1 double. White Oak Leather
II Half solcs-Men's. u cents: ladies', 60
cents. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
\, 'Phone B67. #
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VIRGINIA MAN CHARGED
WITH, SH00TlNGEA AT NEGRO

fspeclal to THE Times-D ispatch.l I.
p1TTSBURch PA, August Id osepn
Radcliffe, a resident OF Virginia, had
hearing wednesday before Justice OF the
eha rred with wantonly pointing firearms.
He Was held for court in $500 bail, "
was alleged that late Monday night he
saw Alfred Hardin, colored, and another
negro walking up. the avenue. and dis
charged his revolver at the colored men
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OuSadS Of People, in Every Profession Date the Beginning

THE ATE for Classified
Want Advertising IL Il cent pei.
word, Net Cash iii ADYAN CE,
with a minimum cost of81o cents
for each insertion. The same.
rate applies 10 deaths, marriages,
obituaries and all other classified
notices. No display type allowed
I'M the classified columns Az
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!, TtitLADE1pIiIA..-Aiia s jennie Ws1ar, four.
teen years old n died OF burns. She lgnite ed
some old letters and dipped them In gAsolene.S
which xploded, " lgnltlnS her clothing I'll q "A
Et lis I'm ~ ffsga
y AI1JEEToWtN PA. .-sAtnuei 4 Dafrohn, u
Washington township. H. the owner ot Hol.
steln calf four weeks Old ich has its heart
In It's throat. The blood -pnmpins organ can
be seen at work y - Il rs 35
WARRINGTON. q. IA 1.-THE Navy Depart
the damage done to tho hattlasflp Illinois IN
2 recent collision with the AlabatnA amounts
y PEN Argyll t4 PA.--Barcfootcd nne-year-3
old Walter COUCH Of this place. has Killed ton
snakes With e shovel ehis ulrrnsr--one OF them
. biz ~ ttler. m 81 81 5il
10 WEST cH JESTER pA.--EIowards Garrett, ot
WlllistoW-n r town1hip,S claims TO 4 havo solved
the question OF how to grow eeeuleAs apples
and has two trees In his orchard which are
bearing such fruit. and haVo bean for several
senaons. lust how 1t u ID done no Wi not ex-
plain; but he mas tho fruit ne 53
B HATT1EsBURa. MISS. Aftor receiving one
bullet straight through the heart and another
entirely through the head, Charles Williams,
g negro Of this city has survived for three
days and will probably recover n q NJ
n Tho new stase Capitol was
accepted by the Capitol Building Commission
from the contractors George ~. PAYNE q Co:
OF philadelphia. and turned over 20 the Board
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Joseph a. Johnston n an infant under
Johnston. his next friend, plaintiff,
Rebecca Johnston, IL her own right.
and as guardian OF the said infant;
q Charles F. Johnston; Elza beth Walker
and Henry p aS hussanS
Beattie, her husband. DEFENDANTS
a .5re M r. IN CHANCERY. .8l
The object OF this suit Is to have Sthe
court pass upon the title to the tract
OF land lying In Henrico county about
one mile north OF Acca Sta t1on on the
Jelghty-nlne acres, more or less. OF which
Joseph A. J Johnston died seized and pos
sessed In June, 1905, and which was de-
vised to him by his mother. Mrs, Ed
;monia NJ. Johnston, by will admitted to
probate II Henslco County, Court, jan Z n
September Is. 1885, and recorded In Hen
rico county, D. B, 125 ~ page 1856, from
Richard IF. SintoT to the said Mrs. Ed
monia NJ. Johnston, as conveying to her
in fee simple absolute al OF his IN
terest in, said tract Of LAND. and remove I,
and adjudge good title In the whole
thereof to the infant, Joseph a John,
ston, as sole heir at Jaw OF the said
Joseph "A, Johnston, deceased:
ana ana s an tS Sda fSs synx ss
+. Johnston: Elizabeth lI Walker and
Henry ID. Walker, her husband. are
non-residents Of the State OF Virginia,
1t Ia ordered that they 90 appear mere
within fifteen days after the due pup!lca-
necessary to protect their interest herein
ICES, reSfei SAMUEL, =. wApp1IL, CLERK. (.
T. Ashby Wickhaln, Attorn ey. ..--..-...
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4 Young Husband Ito wife): Didn't 7
telegraph to YOU not to bring your
Young Wife: I know. That's What
she wants to see you apont,. f2t w. fssN
1he telegram, =AEp1X ap1 NAVY A!1tey l5,i
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REAL EsTA'T 7 = --.l F < Or Rent Il I;

ToR RIINr-O FFICE # sPACD AND
one storage floor. t01l 30 Sin Il San
4 Street. B Bbf 70. nv ~
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Personals and Briefs.


Governor Swanson has deputed Judge
Gregory To sit \! in the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield county for Judge Watson.
who has been granted o leave on account
Of III health, & s x
Mrs. w. J. Green. OF 500 Decatur Street,
will leave to-day for Mathews county
where she will visit relatives and friends.
f Misses Mary and Archie y Grubbs. OF
Houston, Va, are Visiting Misses Eliz-
abeth aud Oracle Campbell, in Swans
boro. 4 IA ". . W ls8a{ Y.
Miss Le..a Adkins, Of swanaboro left
Yesterday to visit her brother, Mr.. w.
II. Adkins, in swope. Va. IN Il #
Mr. G. Il Page. Concentrating At
ttorney, has gone with his family TO Gro
yet to spend his vacation
Mrs, Bette Lewis has gone to visit
friends and relatives ~ buckingham
Miss Myrtle Jewett. OF Twelfth and
semmes Streets, is visiting relatives IN
Chesterfield county. i #
rs Mr.. D, B., Beattia has lett for o two
weeks visit to Mexico.
% Rev, JIG, Reed, formerly pastor OF
Central Methodist Church. OF this city,
is hero visiting friends. J. Z, !,
b & The 81 Misses Jacobs, OF " Chesterf1eu
county, are the guests OF Miss Matte
Owens, OF 1901 Porter Street =.
Miss Z, ., GwlnA and Miss Geneva IN, IN
8dAring, OF Portsmouth, are visiting Mrs,
i. n, Morrissette, Of swansboro, Is "A
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s1RAYFs Il 8 M VI III 1Iss I'D o Hi TAI mi
n New n Market Road. ~ w hite Bull Dos
4 answers TO name OF Baby II liberal re-
ward Return to- Mr.. II ULLER care
ri Home Brewing Corn pam ). q Ii III
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G,ossh!

s think I'll have TO tell about
q That funny dream OF mine;
! thought I was q cen tlpede, Tx;
And tried TO get shine.
4 Z, ---t'rlnceton Tiger,
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HUsK 3a FACTORY FOR sALE-A
A splendid opportunity 10 offered TO any
u one who desires to engage in the MANI 4.
" facturo of husls and mattresses I -
llusk factory! Is complete and IS de-
sirab bly, located. FL Address Box 80 = t' e.
tersburE Va
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a AGENTS VVANTE,D].s

WA Mt ED--C "a NvAsSERs ii IN n livery <
4 city ana county TO work vi o. per-
4 rnnnent business. which will B pay we'll
after canvassing ib done; statesmen !41
make over IS daily. & Pts3PA1L9AND
WRfNGER Co, g South Tenth Street,
y Rfchrnond SV
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TO WHOM 1T MAY tCoNCERN!--oNrl'
h August I 1905. I closed up and discon-
e tinued the Glen Allen store, a cash
concern Of twenty years standing.
which never gave q note or asked !, an :
hours credit ~ am now IN !; receipt OF
Company know Of no such COM
q pany.&g1 have sold out my entire bust
ness interests ut u Glen Allen, and !. p
am9Bnot connected in any way wit n
y corporation at that place. The charter:
II name OF 9" Cussons, May & Co., Incor-5
b is retained by the new own I,
ers but have no connection with
II that "a concern. "a am selling out my:
real estate by direct negotiatio ns with
~ the purchaser, and no one Is n auth
4 rized to act for mo in that or In any 81
other matter. ~ y, J, Z.
Forest Lodge Glen Allen, Henrtoo co r11:
"a.
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SOLICITORS "a statesmen,

WANTED ~ sU1tAECI5 CAN y! !. -,
4 sick and Incident benefits; $40 4. per per
week, twelve Tto Ifoity-eigiht !, weeks 9
II year. sldo 10 500 ht death: II low rate
$ payment: men who cati SHOW resu llt.s
get excellent salary. DID 6ocaall Id B{ y
Trade Building, Norfolk. .LllL15,
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IS MOI
GOING TO I | |. I:
Decides the Season Is Too Far
Advanced to Start on Pro-
~ "a Ra11nnn sVovape

LONDON, August 16. "A dispatch from
Christianin to the Daily Mail says that
private letters received there from. spitz-
bergen state that, owing to the latencts
yof the season Mr. Walter Wellman chief
OF tho Arctic expedition, has abandoned
the project OF balooning to the North Ertll
Pole this year. fS iEs sSS
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WANTEDLLITHOG RAPHIC8 TRANS
iferers and pressrren for open shop IN
\, Northern city; good wages nnd cons
III tract for q term of years II desire ed
4 extra Inducements offered to tirst-classl
Ne workmen who apply now. Address
s. sst:Y y q Times Dispa tcll office. .8ai1E Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

sWANTED-FIIGEI-G GRADE sTEN0GRAA;,
II piers book keepers statesmen ci e;
Il once; good positions secured for Ia, the
y Fight parties Write or cal Tor 81, appIt!!--
.Ecation blank RICHMOND .EM NJ Il ~, :.
M NIENT AGENCY Rooms 22-s4 II = o l
H. buildings Richmond, Va. ~ lEI4. ~.
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SEVERAL FIRST CLASS
81 non union l2h OILS: csefs can secure per-
n. 1lanei,tj positions; II work for every day
lssin}s the year at good wages, with the
old established and well-knowIn,r fis n ~ 2,
s.Ioward Street, Baltimore, Md Must
SlhHve & first-class II references. pply oy
.Ek1Ht fer or 4 n person. AZ istilE
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WANTED, FOR u. s. AresIy----ABLE.
M fbodled unmarried men, between, ages q %
3t rood schara cter and temperate habits,
\ y who can speak, read and write Elgli r. =
# For formation apply to leE,CRUlIl,N,tt5y
8 OFFICER, SEQ East Broad Street, Sttlch-
70
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q III, 3 I',IANTED)t.-.. alc.5

REG o n ASSISTANT 7IIAn.-
sTft1racst (sngle). IA pply at once, with
ref ercnces, Wl0s T 6I1N DtSP15AliAL-AAtCi,
Hampton, va. III n. S5}5 s5s. s
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AT ONCE, L OR AS SOON AS
f5fn engraving or jewelry repairing; e.
spleasant position permanent, II salts
s factory. Write or telegraph to GEO
.HONNEyT. Wilmlngton, n. " Q. w. aSs....lIAss
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FOR sAlLEz---WAGoNs 10 SUIT on.
\ PainAing, repairing RAnd rubber TIRE
work At RICHARDSON Nj BROS, elo
IN Brook Avenue. IA XII M a7f f555i . ssSa} 5s5a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

.WANTED-AT ON CT, # "A RELIABLE
4 drug clerk (registered) to manage a
d small store. Apply TO 115s Twenty tn
8S Street, Newport News. Va. e, .is
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OCEAN STEAMERS
LEGAL NOTICE..

sx/IRGINIA-IN THE OFFICE OF THE
fsH& CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE COUNTY OF HEINRICH, IN
VACATION, THE 9TH 3%5tsi& DAY OH
AUGUST, IN THE YEAR, 1906
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Professional Help Wanted.

WANTED "A MALE TEACHER WITH
! degree equal TO q. a, for principal in
High School at North View, Val eight
stmonths' term; salary not less than
at3 65 per month. Address II. L, PETTY,
Clerk North View. Va. f n
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LOST AND il U.MD.

LOST 4 SEA ri q ri IN CONT AIMING
n five small diamonds e toward n u re-
turned to 11r. g |. j. L,ANISO n, corner
Seventh and Broad Streets. ll XII 5,si 3 fI
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CHEAPEST h LINE 81 OF RUNABOUTSy
Ton TBuggIas and surries In the city: don't
a forget 1t. n VIC. SMITH, Sll NJ FIFTH rfit
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yyaNTED-CYL PRESS f,t5ipD-5
4 er; good wages. Wire OBSERVER.
PRINTING HOUSE, Charlotte, N. c.
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sHUMATn HoN1NG sTRoP; sJoTH--
81 Ing better; no honing necessary. sloO.
a WAGNDR DRUG co. III yli 4 Tx 81
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s12 WILL BUY tLULu WrLks. By J, :
/ George WIlks, tn sire OF Wyon1ings..
* 400 ~ and many others Of her cl 1a!S
trial. 2:18 3-4: six years old; l5.2 nmnd ~
sound only reason for selling nays ' =
more information SEQ Groom az HI2y
stable, 1l6 West Hamilton Street, ba az
i m ore MD 5es q gJ i'{l Ss53
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MANTED-AT ON CE h AN ExP11-s
rienced registered pharmacist; unjust be
~ kl man With good references; sta to
~ sHlaryf expected ADDRESS WALKERS
API4A RAIACY,ss 22ORS Clay Avenue Nor
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or Their Successful Career From The Use 81 Tin
ro sAIE ADJUSTMENTS nlTnrnrn BRIEF ITEM
FOR SALE.

FOR sAL1-sTOC OK OFI lI CLOTHINNG,
gentlcnien's furnishing goods Tor 81 -, \
with store fixtures and unexpireu iense
for sale, death OF owner re- I Re |, u, op p
portunity to- tnue well blls ~ -
business IN active town. For Iull PAT par
tioulars address Mrs. ]. loA 4. o lus,,is
TREY executrix OF "A. ~ s1 SIlis n Z
estate g'Sl5 a H b 4ft$ le
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FOR sALE-THrGG SHIP z ARD go UP !,
mefit, consisting OF machinery. !, 5ooi 81
<; to- 40 H. p. i, electric ceiling fans syn :,
@ gle and double betting, shaft!ng. ns ansii
N ers. pulleys. etc. lumber ana nrs sSnT
Il ShSp Yards ID Richmond. Va. sl.5t1 u
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WANTED sCII ooI. a, BOARDS AND
Others Wlt, ting teachers OF all grades L
u ana misunderstanding schools, apply ~ ;
q lie VA vi RG1NlAt X. r = a Oh ~ ~
If p U RlAU, Manchester Va. Kew. e 5E -
4 w. Cridlin, Manager. n :. IL
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FOR a8 sALE-ONE HACK, NEWLY
painted, splendid condition.. $500. One
automobile, sea is four, slb0. G. r.
III LESSER, Newport News, Va. Fis Es}554
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

ESTIMATES CrTEHRFULLY GIVEN ON
\ AwninEs, Tents ard Flags; prompt WofK:
i large stock. II. ID. COPELAND q CO,
q Phone 267t. y s5iisa e. u II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

M COFFEE At THE
1 Crown Dairy Lunch Room, Eighth and
b Broad. l933$ f5A i ta lif5 55tist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

,W.AANTED-TNENTY OR. iTWENTY-
4. Ave good white laborers to work on
Il Belle Isle; good wages and steady
n work OLD DOMINION IRON AN D
NAIL WORKS CO Nslss. Nv " n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
5.. Whole Farnily@Ill.

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Smith. OF Ches-
terrified have been IN a sad state Of affairs.
They ana their family OF several children
have been Ill for some time with ,malarial
fever, and no one OF the neighborhood
knew anything Of their sad condition.
on "Wednesday Mr.. Smith managed to
make his way to Petersburg, and there
he told OF the death OF his wife, who had
died N on Monday. Charitable citizens
raised a purse for the bereayed man, and
DR.. Hoy, OF Petersburg, is now attending
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

PAIL FACTORY HELP p
siWould like TO employ a few latne men;
\ one hooper and sa.fewa tinishers, 5n tgS
psfactory,% Elkins, w. y Va THE OHIO
ssPAIIlsCO ... Iiddlefleld, a Q. WI .zl -a3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

WIANTBD-BY DUNG y NAN, n FUR
rished room on Church Hill; references
(, Exchanged. Address x. w. Drawer
4 905, city 81 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
SITUATION WANTED, Female

WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY EDU-
3 Gated at Richmond High School, a
& position to teach small children in pri-
( vate family: also beginners in music.
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