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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17

WANTED. CENTS 70 SELL THE
ties and Farewell Addresses Of the
Civil War;" with colored prints OF the
old Senate chamber, taken from origi-
nal at the Library OF Congress: colored
prints Of the distinguished Senators Of
ante-bellum days. The contents OF TINS
volume Include: Great Senators and
Great Speeches In the Old Senate Cham
her: the Great Debate Between John Z.
breckenridge, Of Kentucky. and Edward
8 d. Baker, Of Oregon; the Great De.
bate Between General e. D. Baker and
John G.. breckenridge: Pen Pictures OF
the Old Senate and the New; John j.
CrIttenden's Great Speech and the Vice.
Presidents Grafton; the Great Parlla-
mentnry Battles and farewell addresses
of the Southern Senators on the Eve
of the Civil War: Farewell Speech of
Judah 2. Benjamin on the Occasion of
His withdrawal from the United States
Senate: Celebrated Debate Between Ben
iamin and Baker in the Senate Guam
her on January 2. 1861: Farewell speech
Of Robert Toon1hs; Farewell Speech OF
Speeches OF Senator'S Clay and Fltz-.
Slidcll; Biographies of Judah P. Ben.
ianiln, Edward Dickinson Baker and
John C. Breckenridge. 1t is. n splendid
opportunity for a young man to make
large commission. MS the book Is a
wonderful seller all over the South,
and liberal commission Is paid agents.
Price of book. with prints. So. Address
I THOMAS r. MARTIN. Box 81 city;
p. o., ashington, d. e.
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WANT AN OTHER3ROAD.
Salisbury Citizens Invite Norfolk
and Western TO Come.
(special 10 The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

Special to The Tines-D lspatch.)
SALISBURY, N c., March l5.--Several
hundred representative citizens attended
4, ronsing meeting of voters here tonight
held In the interest of an extension OF
4 the Norfolk and Western Railway from
sWinston-Salem to Salisbury and then
south.
The meeting was presided over by Ed
win G. Gregory. and the principal speak
fers were Congressman John S. IIendar-
son. Mayor A. Fl. Boyden and Walter
Murphy.
The many advantages OF securing
proposed extension were presented by
both Colonel Henderson end Mayor Boy
den, the latter stating 5emphatlcally theca
Il lis no fight on the Southern Railway
Company but Il determined effort to
supply the demands OF this section OF tho
State for another great outlet or Compel
ing line.
Mr.. Murphy explained the necessary
steps to secure the right to vote upon
snn issue OF sl00,0 600 OF bonds In order 70
make the Norfolk and Western terminal
"a certainty for this city. by a rising vote
1T was ascertutned tSGt nlnss-meeting
Was NJ unanimously In favor OF inviting tno
road TO Salisbury.
AScommittee composedso Nessrs n. e.
McCanless, T. II. Vanderford, ]. NJ.
Maupin, T. b. Brown, T.. E. HeiligaS and
John S. Henderson, was appointed to-
devise ways and means for securing the
new road. The meeting was one OF the
most enthusiastic Industrial gatherings
ever held here.
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SWEET CIDER BY BAR
rel or carload; also manufacturers OF
FOR prices. So GREENWoop' GR1sT 8 &
s CIDER MILLS, Greenwood Depot. Va.
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SPECIAL. Il A1IDWINTERH5P RICEs ON
reupholstering parlor6 furniture couches.
\ East Broad street. wv accept monthly
or weekly payments ton thisaWork
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aCHURCHBNOT1CES

BAPTIST.
;5ST ega sShS
MSS si 1sos s. si ss IS 5
s1HsSS T. aa 4ssrEss eH b. q
ssaaGss Ss5 Sv5x5 SAff S'S'Es cFiSSon
Grove Avenue and Beech strects)-Re J. d.
Il Y 4 n and sunSsy scsoe q
, GRACE s j !. STREET s1 =, BAPTIST CHURCH
cHAs s. aARpNER. 81. pastor sun lsHs;
a. An \; &pa Prayer meeting H wsd.
WEST VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH GROVE
Avenue and Meadow strcet)--WAf.s LOCKHART
sasssy sesoe az $50 81 4 ses
meeting Wednesday at p. NJ. Seats free.
Everybody welcome.
METHODIST.
CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH
ese youN B. d. ana past sat.h
Services s, ", and sermon By Rev. 4. WILSON.
Z. 81 srS snS,e asa :Sanla =
sea;s es All Sn %4s ssheS At
fc PAhK Wal ris Ss MrHopIsg CHURCH.
and ,,d Z NJ y: ssnday scheo q 10 4. NJ.
tyfoustS and ha sirests K Il si lxHS
: Sunday DAY school s. e:s2 A M
+. :, FtRsT T., !, PRISSBYTEEIAN cHuRcH-REv.
NJ M ana ,ai
/ SECOND pREsBYTERLAN cHuRcn-REv.
Vices at Il ana asMs1r weanesxaa ssfs
u suns; s3naay scheol a. s:a5
aq ysy 4, b., I, The pastor. Rev JERE WlTHER.
4 cnGRcH OF OF THE COVENANT CORNER
Park Ayoe 1srs,1 and hi Harrison
sunday school q s:ss a. N. psvoslonni seivisa
Services sunday s atil An and r So.
MssHlas sss,es rsss c tsx q saizasssn;
ey TIKD hs SsT Shrtss4lSEs rwESr.
s.z.h and Marshall streets). Preaching to-
I ne II s puble eo4 a II
csg ASsIzsEh srrEET
Sunday Sunday school 3 $50, A. n. Christian Endeavof
WEST WEST I Es 3 CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1os
slr b. aq Rev. FiHya
at II a. n, Una s r. :. -AAs
FIRST cHuRcH5.oF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
corner OF Belvidere and Main StYeetsj.-Sunday
morning az II o'clock, subject, .Rea!l:y..f'r
An experience and testimony meeting every
"Wednesday evening at $50 O'clock. The rea d.
ing-room 70 located In the Chamber OF Conn
merce. and Is open every week day from 10
to 2. All are cordially invited. slszl Z
s5s55ss3l5 LUTHERAN
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
(Seventh Street. between Broad md Gracey-
Rev. G. A: MARKS. pastor. Services at II A.
n: and 8 P. y; by the pastor. Prayer meeting
"wednesday night NJ $. o'clock Luther League
Sunday evening at z o. clock
NEW. lJERuEALEM. s
+ NEW JERUSALEM MISSION s(anf s. PINE
Street)---Rey. JUSIuS q. SPIERS. pastor.-i
Swedenborg free lending library opened daily.
Preaching service ia H. Everybody well
come. go s9sJs7i
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SNOkLIGHT IN STANTON.
Smallpox q, Leaves ]; ~; S

Especial to l,hel Time spatch')
IaE1llN IA March lr 1.-THE
smallpox scare In this sctlon 3ts "a bout
over, as no ne NJ cases hay been re ported
within the last thirty no Sdeath ~
Compulsory syacci pa ton Us a ccpsAA by
5all. s s5ss v, IS " \ , Z,
sermon at the Christian m Church Sunday
mornins, MI, Sears Is Y a pro lessor a t
the stats Female Normal Of n earlnvill e,{
and viii only be- able, to- fill the pulp
here once In $enc b NOR h. u 4 Il S
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Fatal Shooting.

4Ss (speca1tt to The Times Dlsnatch.)
5glS TAZIlyYl1I q, /, March Bl6.-Ira &Hnr-
less shot ana 1nortally wounded Bow
Steel at: Raven, In the ex IRENE west end.
of this county this 5fnorning. The bullet
entered Steel's breast and passed entire-;
~ through his lungs. Hairless Is said to
have had sufficient proyocat ion for his:
deed. steel's S condition is serious. 55s
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Iin1es-Dispatch Branches.

----- i555
The followlns Branch orrlccs have been
established eS'., Tor the 6eneht er those living ut a
pspaseh ns a oass Ins
any OF these branches viii receive the a,nn
careful attention us though they had been lett
NJ tho Main Otrlce, ana there Will be no extra
sLAuG ITrER' S DRUG STORE. Twenty. Arm
". j, EaSEs ssis n. Broad street.
Ii so E faEEi ' #%aa ssas SS,re ssa
rx All ss GRAsr s CO.. yousae. and
q I'M 81 LAffiMnR, No 800 West Marsha,
ri Is on, DRUG STORE. No. ls:l West
!, i. BEvlRIDGE. Brook Avenue ana a. sl5 clay
ESbSS PH BR, sr yg1; pa s ,5 Asisn,-
burg Avenue. Fulton. VI ~
ROBINS PHARMACY. No. 200 East Marshall
cry DRUG STORE. No. .l,4i East Main
JupsoS .cuNNiNdHAM. No. s9.7 Eas, Main.
pf iSHssE s lMsaiy- PARMcr No as. South
%pFxTfi K,pAI,RIs11 CO.. No q.
Tho PARAGON PHARMACY, No, SOL IVES,
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty. eighth ana n
RisoN' s r!IXgsIAcY; 10. llp Canal street,
tiLIJMSspLEY h WALKER twenty NTH and
cas sEfe I! 1fs naua STORE. 10, ,,os HUI
| street, Manchester. ~
A PSsns S No. ',ssat Tabb Street
TWENTY EIG HTIIg AND N STREET PHI Ar.
MACY. Twenty eighth and N Streets
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3 Depot improvements.

.sneclal ID The Times Dlspa tch.)
A.. March 1.-THE
5chesa peake and Ohio will shortly begin
work on the enlarg ement OF Its freight.
station III I.ynchbllrg. me SIZE or the
will be doubled making 4 t 600
!feet long asS In addit ton to this the COM
pany viii. increase the size Of the new,
YARD below the city to giyea capacity
81 500 cars. the present capacity being
l35Of cars. w
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The Holton Charges.

n Special 10 The Times- Dlspatch.l
ID 4NV1NSTON-SALEM M c., March ID -
District Attorney "a. q Holton left to-
night for Washing ION. IL The sub-commit-
tee OF senators is scheduled to meet to-
morrow to decide whethe the charges
fled b against the district attorney by
Congressman Bla ckburn jus tly or are en-
titled to further investlgat lion.
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LET US BUY IT, WE, 81 BUY EVERY
+ ING COMPANY. &ll03 n, SF:VI0NtFi "A 81,
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FOR SALE.

PENN CAB COMPANY.
and mares. from $50 to $40. been used in
our city business, all good. fast. SER
yiceable stock: right out OF the hardest
Kind Of work: some little foot sore
from city use. lt1t Is our custom to dis
pose OF our surplus stock, as our sea-
sh2re work and busy season is over.
a ana we are getting down TO winter re-
q9 gu positively no reasonable of
Ter Ter, refused. II you buy a horse here
and It does not come UP to our guar
antee IN ten days from day OF purchase.
return him and we will re fund you your
money. We are no dealers. A reliable
nsm n Philadelphia viii back up this
advertisement Amongst the lot two
pair Of dapple iron-grays. one pair of
n ma brown mares and four pairs
4 years: three young mares in foa! very
cneap: Enlso 7-year-old brown horse,
weight 1,4nO pounds. sos: dapple gray
t nnorse years old. about 1850 pounds.
80; chunky brown mare $40; also rubber
Cal Penn CAB Co. 1871 Filbert street,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. three squares west
OF Pennsylvania Railroad station.
LOUIS s. F,ARIESs Manager. Bell Tele-
Z phone. Locust 231S0. IA
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7s.r.E=.NoaaApHY AND TYPEWRlTlNe.

COMPETENT sTENOGlaAEIER AL
Building. # (,
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MEETINGS.


SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
New York, February O. 1906
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
general meeting OF The stockholders OF
Southern Railway Company has been
called by the Board OF Directors. and
Will be held at the principal Office Of
the company In the city OF Richmond.
Virginia, on Wednesday, thu 18th day. OF
April. 1906. at 10 O'clock In the fore-
noon. for the purpose OF considering nm
issue and salo OF Development and Gem
eral Mortgage Bonds BY Southern Rail-
way Company, and tho creation OF a
mort gage upon the property OF the COM
pany to secure the same. all as proposed
In the Communication OF Samuel spen-
Ger. president. to the Voting Trustees.
dated February 1, 1906 and OF acting
on such other business MS may be law.
fully broughr before the meeting. The
transfer books OF both preferred and
common stock of this company will be
closed on April Z. 1906, and opened again
on April 10. 1905. BY order OF the Board
Of Directors. r. D. LANDLORD, Sec
rotary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17

1N,,,,,TIiE CLERKS OFFICE OF TEIE.
T ~ tx COURT Or PAGE couN-I
In the. Chanccry cause OF Isaac goveralrs
. administrator. etc, interlocutory de-
VS..
John b. Young ct ais.
To I. =. Young and T. ~. Young. their
executors. administrators, heirs a,
law and defendants thereof
axe notice of following decree en-
tered In the above entitled suit. 81
It appearing to the court that there Is
IN the hands OF j. 8. Price, general re-.
ceiver OF this court. the, sum of one
hundred and seyenty-flye dollars and
th.rty-two Isll5a9 cents. with interest
and taxes. to the credit OF this suit.
Tor which there is no known cininant
and that the said fund has been IN the
hands nan OF previous general receivers of
s aa,s court Tor more than FIVE years the
court e doth this. End day of February,
100: adJudge. order and decree that due
notice be given to nil parties interested
IN ing cause by order OF publication as
prescribed by section 1923 of the Code
OF Virginia. edition of 1901. to come for
ward and establish their claim to the
said fund before this court al or before.
the j une term, 1906. OF this court other
wise the said fund viii be. by order of
said court. directed to be paid Into the
Treasury Of the State OF Virginia for the
benefit Of the public school fund. less
proper cost. expenses and reasonable
attorneys fees &
e. And the clerk of this court Is directed
to have due publication made In n news
paper of the city of Richmond Va. and
one OF the newspapers published In Page
county. for four succensivc weeks OF this
Teste: F. w. WEAVER.
Clerk Page Circuit Court
IN THE cHANcERY COURT OF THE
CITY or, RICHMOND.
=. 2. shannon, who sues etc.. Plaintiff.
Edward A, WhltaAer's Jr.. admlnlstra-
trIx and others. !. +. DEFENDANTS.
All parties Interested in the estate of
EDWARD a. WHITAKER. Jr., de-
ceased. are hereby notified that have
fixed upon May L. 1906, nj 10 o'clock "A.
N. h at my Office. Room Il, No. 100 East
Main street, Richmond, Va, for taking
an account Of the debts and demands
tagainst5t the estate OF the said Edward A..
Whitaker, Jr. deceased. to whom, due.
and and the ,prIorlttes among them. II any.
as directed by decree Of March IL, 1906.
In the above entitled cause Said decree
makes publication OF this notice equiva-
lent to personal notice.
t.rt4 i o.
Given under my hand this 10th day of
March, 1906 OVERTON HOWARD.
Commissioners In Chnncery.
John Howard, Jr.. p. i d.
Edgar 3. English and j ohm 3. . Gayle,
p.s d. s35ss
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FOR RI5NT-TFIREE8 UPPER FLOORS.
Nos. l7-2l North Twelfth Street, contains
1 will remodel ITO suit tenant 1admlrably
suited for light manufacturing; also,
office. 2lx70s feet, No. Is N. Twelfth,
with basement and three floors above.
RICHMOND TYPE AND sELECTRf0-
S TYPE FOUNDRY Twelfth and Bank
Streets. x q Z &g 81. III 3 n - =
FOR RENT-7IrIN Me- STORAGE WARE
houses, formerly Trisg Shlpyard; South-
ern Railway and water connections A d.
dress e. p. FORD CO., 'phcnc 30eS Trige
+ # Ehipyarda s33t VI 81 -,
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

FOR SA,LE-OWING TO MY ID
vance age. eighty-eight years, Ill health
I will sell nice small hotel of 80
rooms in good order; gas and water in
the house: large lot, about an acre, on
which is first-class livery stable; room
for forty; house all In good order; stu
ated on the Southern Railroad. 81 miles
from Washington: about same distance
to Richmond and LNachburg junction.
cultural districts in Virginia. the town.
rapidly growing; two banks, two news
papers who lesnl eE grocery and ~ COM
Il pnrtmenta stores. IN fact. Il business
town, every. line of n1ercliqndise repre-
( easy terms. Address JOHN f. NOR,
& RlS, ST.. Orange, Va.
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Observation-Disclosures,

.--A.-PRoTEsTANT5 ClHRIsT3IAsN
young man. denr. devoted, afrectionate
wife and children. ono boy rest girls,
school age, carefully. rcllgIously raised,
descendants distinguished old Enylish-
American families, ideal. quiet, sweet
Christian home, desires acquaintance
true Christian lady OF means. or at
least one whose views and beliefs are
Protestant Christian. need not neces-
sarily be church men1ber as true Ilas
friend to family, to furnish him $l2.0O
4 cnsh to buy IN modern city, 10000 new
model, {, modern home and invest n MS
home, and, besides having her living
free q additional expense ,soct she ca; can
business: we are located high up
among Beautiful rolling hlls oaks and md
Joins usSass member Of the family for
life; best religious. social SURROUNDINGS;
city is well shaded has all modern.
conveniences; splendid churches, libra
rles, parks. railways, fine system water
and lights, etc. II you are sincerely
interested Kindly write fully Mt once.
Address L., Box 400, Greensboro, N. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17

1915 FOR a ROUND sELF-FEEDER
Stove. isinglass doors. at gJURGEN'S
FURNITURE STORE. H9-421 East
Broad street. 49,
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMITS
sion. Tic greatest agents seller ever
produced; every user Of pen and inls
buys 1t on sight; 200 to 800 per cent.
profit; one agents snles amounted to
$500 in six days: another s32 in two
hours. MONROE MFG. CO., x 80, La
IFS Crosse, WIS. So
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Il COAL, IANDTWOOD.4

PHONE TO THE WOOD MAJ. FOR
original North Carolina Hickory Wood
4 Half-cord pine, $3.50; hnlf-cord mixed,
$3.50; hal f-ton6 lump conl, $50. This
u is 5flrst-class fuel. Two yards, two
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN cHURcH-REV.
ERussELL.CEcII. D. D.. pastors Sunday SER
vices Mt II a. NJ. and 8, p. NJ. "Wednesday i
SERVICES AT GRACE STREET pREsBY-
terrain Church at IL A n. and g r. NJ. con.
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PARTNER WANTED - SOMETHING
new int this city. fine opening and good
profit, with $3.50 capital: communicar
ton confidential Address K 400.
Tmes-Dispatch.
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An ESTABLISHED RETAIL BUST
ness on Richmond's principal business
street; Office fixtures, repair shop and
good will; owner having other In
terests out OF town only reason for
selling. Address c 40. care Times
Dispatch.
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REAL ESTATE Forts lie.

lent to car line: 60 feet front, ls5 feet
deep, for sale cheap on easy terms to
quick buyer; owner nonresident and
must sell. Address II 451. care Tines
Dispatch. ~ Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17

CLERK WANTED-GENERAL MER-
chandise store, experienced man ncces-
of work; references required. Adj
dress Box 90, Greenwood Depot, Va.
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED no LEARN
plumbing. bricklnying, plastering trades;
phys S day. COYND BROS. co.,
catalogue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17

a BOY ABOUT SIXTEEN, CoLoRED.
to take ont packages; must come well
recommended as Y to character aud
honesty. Apply to SOUTHERN
STAMP AND STATIONERY CO.'S
FLOOR MANAGER, Twelvc-six Main.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

AN ACADEMY IN VIRGINIA. WISHES
to secure a good amateur ball pitcher
for season: must give flrst-class refer
ences Us to character. State age, ex-
( rerience and give reference. BASE
3 BALL" care Times Dispatch, Rich-
mond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17

-FOUR TICKETS TO BIJoIIl FOR TO-
night: numbers known. Reward
will be paid to party returning them
to Bijou box office. J,
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Help Wanted-Male & Female.

MANITOBA FEW LADIES OR MEN
OF good address who can invest $3.50 to
5000 and take charge of business in
out-of-town department stores: you can
make $500 to $500 a day with us; cxpe-a
rience unnecessary Don't answer I'M
less you mean business. Address B
32s, Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for
newspapers experience unnecessary.
Send for particulars. PRESS SYNDl-
f. CATE, ELockport N. 7,
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Hotel. wednesday, one White Scotch
( Terrier: last seen ut store Of o. Fl.
Berry & Co.. on Main street. Reward
4 II returned to Campbell's Hotel. Tenth
and Broad.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-pETWEEN Z MUTUAL AssuR-
ance Building and Eighth and Main,
Handbag containing private papers,
ETC.. with owners name. Return to
81 Tines Dispatch Office; will be greatly
appreciated and rewarded.
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MOLDERs-NoN-UN ON :aIACHIN-
cry; steady work with yearly contract
TO good men. r o. Box sol, Philadel-
phia. E.-----.
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nc. HALFsOLED,5 HEELS 35C, PATCH
a es 15c. and upwards. Water bags and
rubber goods fixed. DREW'S ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY.E7!8 e. Main.
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HAND SURVEYS il HAVE IN
& stock four Second Hand Surveys that !
will sell nt7a low price to make room for 70
y w. C. SMITH, 314 N. Fifth Street 5$3
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BOARDING

lBOARDERS WANTED; fELEGANTLY-
furnished room with first-class table;
transients accommodated. SIT West
Grace.
ed, permanent transient and table
boarders. Terms reasonable; home COM
forts.
THE LENNON, 610uh EAST MARSHALL
street: handsome rooms with or with
out board
WANTED-ROARDER FOR SECOND
story front room. Apply 200 East
Grace.
WANTE,D-BOARDER PERMANENT.
transient and table. 107 North Seventh
street. Terms reasonable
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NOTICE

MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF. AVN
4 lnss. rents md rlags in the south;s
prices right. Fl. r. CO PELAND s. CO.,
7 los North Ninth, Phone 2b78.
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WANTED. AT ONCE, AT MARION, IS.
Gland Pee Dee. S. c., two smart. sober,
steady men. who understands setting
draft kilns. with wood for fuel: bricks
dried by steam and plants run winter
and summer. capacity. from SO to 100
and state salary will work for. Address
& D.EA, IAYTON Marion, s. c..
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ELL-EsTABL1sHED DRY GOODS
business In large Virginia manufac-.
turing town; 10000 people; rare oppor-
: tunity; good reason for selling. Atl-
dress DRY GOODS. care Tlmes-Dis-5
patch. e. Il
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TO BUY FURNITURE IN LARGE OR
small quantities. Address P. 0. Box 10.
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STORAGE,
CARRIAGES IANDTVAGONs

NEW STOCK JUST, RIICE1 We y Q
y carloads OF New Runabouts, Bugglcs
I complete line and at pricey thn VIII
Z save YOU none w. O.. SMITH. 3l4 N.
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SOLICITORS & statesmen

TRAVELLING II SALESMAN ON COM
mission to carry three samples OF
II mems shoes to retail at s2,o1; ready
sellers everywhere; state territory,
csperience, reference. etc, ALL
LEATHER SHOE FACTORY, Balt-
more, Nd
tNsANTED--RIAL ESTATE SALES
N man 10 handle new and attractive in
stallment proposition; Is per cent com
mission. Address JAMESTOWN. care
this office.
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BOARD WANTED.

ED--GIcNrLEM.AN DESIRES
room and board in prtvatM family.
ANSWER must contain full particulars.
IL a33. care Times-DIEratch. 4
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TR1gG sHIPYARD EQUIPMENT. con-
supplies. MOTORS. 10 HIP. to 40 HIP.
BETTING. single, and double leather.
and fire wood. cheap. 8. M. TOMLlN-
SON, Richmond Va ST
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ONCE. AN ENPE-
rienced bools-keeper; position may be
pernranent: references required; state
salary expected. X 361, care Times
Dispatch.
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WANTED-Male.

AN EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEPER
and general office man desires posi-
ton; ten years experience; highest
references as to ability ETC.; no OBJ
lection to leaving city, r. r. A.,
4 Station A. Richmond, Va.
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MAN THOROUGHLY
familiar with the printing md litho-
graphing business as city solicitor. Ap-
ply Box 5O6, Scranton. Pa.
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WANTED.

WANTED, no BUY HORSE AND HAIR
ness; state lowest cash price; must be
automobiles. Address q. 43l. care this
fflce.f al. Is rs s5