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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20
AbS.T R A c I S
RUSSIAN
VOTE
Teh Constitutional Democrats
Hold Balance of Power in
National Assembly,

ST. Petersburg, Jan. s2O.-Roleoff,
member of the constitutional demo-
cratic party in the national assembly,
according to resolution adopted at
the convention which opened here on
Jan. 18, will be able to obstruct all
ordinary legislation. However, in
case the attempt at the first session
to convert the assembly into full
fiedged constituent body is unsuc-
cessful the members of the constitu-
tional democratic party will endeavor
to secure the passage of an, election
law providing for the general direct
and equal suffrage and also statutes
guaranteeing the liberty of speech, as
sembly, press and religion, and meas
ures for the pacifcation of the coun-
try A resolution providing for the
participation of the constitutional
democratic party in the elections to
the national assembly was passed
with only two dissenting votes, thus
nullifying the chances of a split
which the extremists hoped to effect
on this question.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20
GRAVE
TROUBLE
AHEAD
Germany and France Keep
Real Attitude a
Secret.

Algeciras Jan. 2O.-Behind the
screen of amiability that envelopes
the relations of the ENJOYS of powers
to the Moroccan conference a rising
feeling of distrust is observable due,
seemingly, to the unwillingness of
both France and Germany to define
their positions beyond reaffirming
now, somewhat wearisomely, their ad-
herence to the open door sovereignty
of sultan and integrity of his terri
tories. The French delegates in all
their conversational reconniassances
with their opponents have been un-
able to learn precisely Germanys
position, and the Germans have been
unable to ascertain the joint intention
of France and England. The ambas-
sadors of the other powers feel that
there is trouble ahead.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20
ACCEPTS CHRISTIANITY
AS RESULT OF WAR

\ New York, Jan. 2O.-Current
events indicate the coming accep-
lance Of Christianity by Japan as
one Of the fruits of the recent war
according to the annual report Of
the American Tract society which
was made public today. Among
the cities from which, during the
past year, have come requests
for the permanent support OF ad-
ministrative secretaries In Toxic,
the Japanese capital. The report
also says that the government
schools in Japan and also in
Turkey, China and other foreign
countries, are creating a million
readers every year for whom
Christian literature is needed. "A
permanent endowment for the So
ciety is requested. During 1905
the society circulated nearly g.
100000 periodicals.
The society reports an extern
sive cooperative work with
British continental aud Asiatic
tract societies. In reference to
the possible extension .cpf the
work to be done frs the future
the report says that England's
entrance to Thibet has left it's
gates ,ajar and certain sacred
cities of Arabia seem about to
pass out Of their seclusion under
the sultan's rule. 1t says that
earnest requests are In hand
from societies In Toxic, Pekin,
Shanghai, .Hankow> and Madras,
India, for the permanent support
of administrative secretaries.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20
REMAINS OF PERFORMANCE.
Ship Expected At Halifax With Body
of Late Canadian Minister.

Halifax, N. S., Jan. 2O.-The British
warship Dominion, bearing the re-
mains Of the late Hon. Raymond Pre-
fontaine, minister of marine and fish
cries of Canada, is expected to reach
Halifax tomorrow or Monday. The re-
mains will be met by guard OF honor
of the Royal Canadian regiment, and,
during the landing, minute guns will
be fired by the Dominion. The body
will be transferred at once to the spe-
cial 1nter-colonial Express, one of the
cars Of which will be fitted up as
mortuary chamber. Messrs. Fielding,
Paterson and Brodeur will accompany
the remains of their late colleague to
Montreal, where the interment is to
take place.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20
FRANCE IS MOVING
SLOWLY WITH
CASTRO
She is Taking Advice From
Washington Before En-
forcing Her Claims.

Washington, Jan. 20.-Owing to
the foreign claims on the Venezuelan
customs, France is handicapped in the
action against Castro, as the French
blockade would give him a pretext for
refusing to pay claims. Frances hesi-
tation is due to this and she is first
taking the advice of Washington Off
cials. Preparations are going on for
the enforcement of her claims by the
French squadron.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20
WEDDING IN GOTHAM.
Miss Moulton Becomes Bride Of LLOYD
Aspinwall in Fashionable Church.

New York, Jan. 2O-The Church of
the Incarnation was the scene of a
notable gathering of fashionable folk
today at the wedding of Miss Bessie
Moulton and Mr.. Lloyd Aspinwall.
The bride is the great-granddaughter
of Moses Taylor, who was one of the
wealthiest and most prominent mer-
chants of old New York. Mr. Aspin-
wall is grandson of the late Gen.
Lloyd Aspinwall, OF the firm of How
land, Aspinwall & Co., which for many
years exercised a monopoly in New.
York of the Pacific Coast trade.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20
TO RECEIVE ENJOYS.
Chinese Diplomats Expected at Wash.
ingtOn Will be Entertained.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 2O.-The
Chinese ENJOYS now touring the Unit
ed States to study industries and
political conditions are expected to
reach Washington early in the COM
ing week. Arriving in the national
capital the visitors will be accorded
all the courtesies and honors usually
bestowed upon visiting diplomatists
charged with special missions. Sec
retary Root has charged Charles Dem
by, the chief clerk Of the Department
of State, and formerly secretary of
legation at Pekin, with the duty Of re-
ceivtng and caring for the visitors in
9haAa Sot tie government. While in
Warrington the visitors will be lodged
at the Chinese legation.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20
ARn|||I||E|| N N MANS.
H0|L )|NC;
PASSES
In the Mountains and Are Per-
petrating Horrible Atroci-
ties, ti Giving yig No Quarter t' to
Either Sex. II /. ,i

!Elizebethpol. Trans. Cahcssia, Ian.
20.---A SoIr der arr1ved here toda from
Agdata with dispatches describing the
repeated attempts made by the au-'
thor!tles to.get provisions to the starY-
ing and beleaguered Mohammsdans
Of Shusha, Trans Caucasia. A CON
voy with strong escort of troops
made three attempts, but was inter-
cepted by Armenians holding the
mountain passes. The Armenians and
others are perpetrating horrible afro
cities, giving no quarter to the wound
ed or to women or children.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20
THE MYSTERIOUS.
MURDER OF A
Il. Il. BANKER n
An Unknown Man Calls at the
Bankers Home, Kills Him
and Sets Fire to House.

Warren, O., Jan. 2O.-R. K. Lewis,
a wealthy farmer. and banker, was
mysteriously murdered by an un-
known man who came to Lewis home
and had long business conversation
with him. After the man had gone
Lewis was found dead and partially
burned by farm hand who smelled
smoke. Lewis was a widower and liv-
ed alone with the farm hand. Detec-
tives from Cleveland are investigat-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20
PRISON Il RS
Of v A R
STARVING
The Russians Released By
Japan Who Refused to Go
to vladiyostok Are Starving
at Vancouver.

Victoria, B. c., Jan. 20.-The Rus
sian released prisoners of war who
recently arrived by the Japanese lin
er, Kanagawa, to seek homes, having
refused to go to Vladivostok when re-
leased by the Japanese government,
are reported in distress and starving
at Vancouver and other points in
British Columbia.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20
INTERNATIONAL INTERESTS.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 2O.-The ex-
ecutive board of the International
Brotherhood of Transfers met in this
city today and considered and acted
upon number of matters of import
ance to members of the organization.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20
The Weather.

Chicago. Jan. 20.-North Dakota:
fair tonight and Sunday; colder to-
tonight and Sunday, except fair in
west portion Sunday; high north
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20
A BURGLAR KILLED.
AND ANOTHER
WOUNDED
Two Toughs Caught Redhand
ed in Chicago summarily
Dealt With.

Chicago. Jan. 2o.--One burglar was
killed and another fatally wounded
early today at Des PLANES, suburb
OF Chicago In a battle between de-
tectiyes Of the Chicago & Northwest
ern railroad and five men detected In
an attempt to, steal from the repair.
shop Of the railway company.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20

6st.ily married snl ITS back tos
| his lodge by dssrees. .ss!ss'1 ssss
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20

I Mince meat s. hut sa gastrononiaal
merger. q. 5 / q. { is' q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVE
ment Of Mary Washington Avenue.
Fredericksburg, va. VIII be received a.
the Richmond office n the undersirned
until p. NJ October 22d ana openeS
az noon October sd &c the Council
Chamber at Fredericks Wort
consists OF grading. suffers. curling.
sidewalks ana rnacadam roadway
Specifications can D.. seen AZ Rfrh-
mond or % Once of T. w Mills. chat
man. Trederfcksbure Certified cheek
500 r. n MYERS rp
Room IL Mutual Building. Richmond
Va
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oLARKsvlLLE IS NOT 3 DRY TOWN.

ALL ABOARD NENT TRAIN FOR
CLAWS sVilie with Your orders re~
0llssi les r au tinIs TWO YEAH-OL.D
CDt.N WISNEl. NG5 AND JUG.
EIGHTY EAE-oID CORN WHIS< FY.
t-.Il AND JUG. RYE WHI1NF.Y
FIR lrt 81. no 500 PER GALLON.
W. II Gooch no .onstr n the whiskey
pu ness. as tle Mann law broke alm.
S. send all orders 10 THE CI.ARkS-
VILE WHIsKEY HOUSE. GAINESVILLE.
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Sealed proposals are invited for the
purchase OF -FOUR per cent. ten forty bonds
or the denomination OF $50. ISSUED BY
the University OF Virginia
By an act OF the General Assembly Of
Virginia. approved March 10 1906 the
Rector and Visitors OF the University OF
Virginia We're authorized 70 issue bonds
not exceeding 10000 payable forty
years after date. at a rate Of interest OF
four per cent per annum. payable SENT
annually. with the right reserved 10 said
University 10 pay the whole OF any part
81 said bonds At any time after ten years
from their date. FOR purpose OF retiring
the I'VE per cent. ten-forty bonds Is
sued under mortgage OF Nav = 1896
The act specifies that these bonds shall
De exempt from state. county and NUM-
cipal taxation To secure them. the Rec
TOT and Visitors are authorized TO exc
cute a deed or trust 10 Virginia Trust
Company. trustee, on the property OF the
University. which Will be a FRS, Hen -
same.
The bonds vii be coupon-bearer bonds
dated November l. 1906. payable forty
years after date. redeemable in ten years
At the office OF the Virginia Trust Com
pany. Richmond Virginia. and the cou-
pons for the interest accruing semi-an-
nuaily VIII be paid on presentation At
the same Office The bonds can be reg
lstered as 20 principal. at the Office OF
virginia Trust Company. Richmond Vlr-
ginia. registrar
An annual appropriation OF $1,000 has
been made by the LEGISLATURE Of virginia
10 meet the interest on the bonds and 10
create a sinking fund
At meeting or the Board OF Visitors
neld on June II. 1895 at which. a major
ity OF the members were present. Il was
resolved TO issue these bonds for pur-
pose or retiring like amount Of fve per
cent bonds called FOR payment Noveni-
Der 7. 1905. and 10 secure them as pro
vided by the shova act. the FIVE per cent
bonds having been called FOR payment as
provided on their face
Opportunity Is offered 10 holders OF
the said five per cent. bonds OF the T-ns-
versity TO exchange the same at par for
the four per cent. mortgage bonds to he
issued November J. 1906. provided they
notify the Virginia Trust Company.
Richmond. Virginia. Or their intention 20
exchange prior = October IS. 1906
Sealed proposags VIII be received ad-
dressed 70 Virginia Trust COMPANY en-
dorsed on envelope Bids for r. v
Bonds" FOR balance or any amount Of
bonds not exchanged Such bids must BE-
received on or before October 81 1903
TIE RECTOR AND VISITORS OF
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Rv Armisteac c. Gordon Rector
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OVEINo AND CLEANING.

SUITS SECURED AND PRESSED. TSc:
suits pressed. SOC; suits dyed IKE new
az ellis. 315 North Fifth Street
Phone $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
SAVE MONEY.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. RICHMOND.
Va. Is tn place 20 deposit your money.
Trey VIII take care OF 20 for you. AN ]
return the principal on deumni and.
by agreement VIII pay interest on IL n
Il stays ninety days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
TIMING AND PLUMBING.

We DO GOOD WORK AND DO IT
promptly At reasonable price Tin
ning. sanitary plumbing. gas sitting
painting and repairing tin roofs "a spe-
cialty: ranges and furnaces sold and
repaired. L. W DORsETT & CO MS
East Cary Street Phone 2oI7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
MONEY TO LEND.

hundred dollars. first mortgage. good
CITY realty. at per cent. Address IN
DlNlDJAL, PostoIflce Box SIS city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

oRRIs. THE PERFUAIED ROOT USED
ln making all face. tooth and perfuncd
powacrs; 100000 worth Orris produce
soil yearly: growing demand. wonder
1u.ly productive. hardy. interesting
towering plant for field or garden.
marvelously profitable. producinsr q a.
an acre each y6ar. easy OF cultivati0n..
quick res dlts. $40 Will start you; fun I'M
etrucuons free how 20 grow IT, Write
20 GRANITE HILL FARM. Louisa. ia.
HANIFACTURING CONCERN. ESTAF-
lished twenty years ana products We'll
known. viii pay salary OF $50 pcr
month. expenses and commission for SAT-
isfactory man with 5000 cash AS utan-
aver az Richmond, right man with .ltar.
record and a hustler should make ut
least 5000 per aunlu. Address
MILLER. 81 LaSale street. Chicago.
A. WELL-ESTABLISH REAL. rs
tate concern in Norfolk wants man ~
ability TO take entire control Of their
business. must take financial interest.
presen manager has hands fun OF other
matters and cannot give enough time
10 the business. Address G.. G. WAL
TON. Norfolk. Va.
WANTED-BUYER FOR 100000 FEET
long leaf. unbled pine with mill outdt
capacity. II. ono 20 10000 feet per day). sit
uated on Seaboard: timber large and OF
hest quality. for prices. etc. write w
II INGRAM or VI. NOISE. sumter.
S c.
KANTED-AN ASSOCIATE WITH A
few hundred dollars as partner and
manager OF r technical and corrcspon-
dence scohol The profits can Doc made
very large on investment Address ID
112. care this office
EVERY ONE KNOWS WE HAVE THE
largest ana best stock Of trunks and
bags in the city. We also have boys
and gents shoes. SPENCE'S. Ninth
Street.
-.
NANTED-PARTNE WITH $500 TO
500. I'm established paying business. For
particulars address c 100. care this ONCE.
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PALDTNC ~ ToW%. CONpr rT7-
line 80 ath'e'i- GOODS h.ar9ra -tars 49,
-a-ishei 40 UA2r-S TARuvvAR
'F -rs- Pro p Street. nichmoud.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
Notice

IN CUBA. NExrCO CEN
tral and South America lands mines.
railroads or other securities will he
Nitaily interested IN a copy OF Latin
America, published exclusively in the
interests OF American security holders
as AGAINST INSCRIPTIONS promoters.
send &c for copy. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address IATIN-AMERy-
CAN PUB. Co. $50 pearbora Street
Chicago. III.
DON'T PUT OFF OPENING A Rank
account until you have whole lot OF
money. STARE ia a small way by deposff-
ing a little every day I'm THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK. and you will he
surprised to sec how quickly 1t Will
grow.
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MULES FOR SALE.

as ADMINISTRATIONS or THE rs
tate Of Peter Paul deceased we
offer for sale privately nfty-nve head
or good mules. at reasonable prices. FOR
cash We viii sell In numbers 20 suit
OF VII lump III. whole. ROCKINGHAM
PAUL. JOHN PAUL. Administrator OF
Peter Paul. deceased
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
BAKERY
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.

~ BUCHANAN. EXPERT ACCOUNT
AM reference given). makes books 10
S-it the business. showing the cost per
Golar daily 20 do business. serves
nrrns and corporations by the year
Consultations free. Address as East
Clay Street.
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"hcn Is
stores
Il come town"
ne
on eo Or TINS
aaquarte IN
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EVERY ONE KNOWS WE HAVE THE
largest and best stock Of trunks and
bags In the city. We also have boys
and gents shoes SPENCE'S Ninth
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

" ANIED-P ARTNER WITH $500 TO
80. IN established paving business. For
particulars address c 100. care this Once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
MINERS CONTRACT

A CONTRACT FOR SINKING A SHAFT
will be let. air drills and all machinery
a. mine. Apply NATIONAL COPPER
ORE COMPANY. Garrisonvile. Stafford
county Va
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SIGN PAINTING.

THE BURTON SYSTEM dNCA. THE
only large. cheap and best Sign Pafnt-
ers All work guaranteed rs South
Eighth Street Phone 1916 Richmond.
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uPHoLsrERINo 40 MArrREssEs-

WE 10 FIRST-CLASS UPHOLSTrR-
Ing at low prices. make new hair. felt
combination and shuck mattresses. old
hair mattresses made over like new
LEVY & KASS. % West Broad Street
Phone 1896
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Sealed Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS UNIVERSITY
OF VIRGINIA, CHARLOTTESVU.I y.
VA. 500. 0O0 FOUR PER CENT.
NON-TAXABLE Re T L DIN q
BONDS. DATED NOVEMBER l.
1905, INTEREST MAY AND no
NEMBER. PRINCIPAL AND IN
TEREST PAYABLE AT THE VIR-
GINA TRUST COMPANY TRI-S-
TEE OF THE MORTGAGE. RICH
MOND. VIRGINIA
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scHEER's SPECIAL.

p. on NICKEL ALARM CLOCKS. WAR
ranto- ono year Watch and fewelrv
Tepa ms speciality A. SCHEER.
Jeweler Established lSSl I-5S FAST
Main street. opposite Old Market.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS THIS "a
a chance 10 earn money while learn.
ing = TO 50 per week. much more
shortIyi clean and pleasant work
WHIILOCK BRANCH AMERICAS
CIGAR CO. Twentv-third and Cary.
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oOLO ANo SILVER BUYERS.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
ODD gold and silver. In any condition. or
VIII E.ve watches. tewelry. siivervare
etr- i0 exchange A. NJ MEYER &
BRO, jewelers. No 9I5 East MAJ,
Street Richmond Va
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eooNelNDlNo AND PRINTING.

BLANK-BOOK BINDING AND TOR
PRINTING. g. B. ADKINS Co, Nos
and 6 Governor Street
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PAlNrlNo ANO DECORATING.

a. ALPERIN 3 CO.. PAINTERS AND
decorators; agents for Ramsey meta
signs and porcelain electric sign letters
for Virginia. 2oA North Fourth Street
Phone 5246
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SHOE REPAIRING.

75C IIAI.F-SOLE MEMS SHOES Ia
dies. eoc; children. 40c. every pair
sewed' no squeak; no nails: no pegs
ROCK Oak soies. DREW ELECTRIC,
SHOE FACTORY. 7i6 r. Main street
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coNFEcTIoNERlEs

bAiNif cONrrCrION FOR DAINTY
people at a price which su-rs sver,
body-hAEMP'S Candy. 40 North
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OYEINo AND CLEANING.

JOHN IA TOUCHE. CLEANING. DYE
tog. securing, pressing. - East Main
Street
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 7os EAST
Broad street and convince yourself that
We have the largest and best IN, If
Trunks and Travelling Necessities In the
CITY: repairing done Il. w ROUN
INEE y BRO. Trunk and Bag Co
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UMBRELLA REPAiRsR.

SCREMP 81 NORTH FIFTH. RE.
pairs and makes umbrellas 10 order.
Phone him
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PHONOGRAPHS.

COMPLETE LINE OF EDISON PHO
nographs. records and supplies. whole
sale end retail. G.. D. HAYNES. sc
East Main
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TIE TIMES DISPATCH RICHMOND VA SUNDAY OCTOBER o. 1906


- 80 n T. y
MGtIpc
s--f pop tnouHe .l. obi. r.i..r. e., 1
Ter tnonsafdt shingles. g 0D ror thor-
l- 81 .t+ ANA Er.c stocks
o.. "'''S oil l''''''eF. Ei,1AR O.
ond and Main streets
KIDNEY TROUBLE CURED Easily
~li,e you drink COMO LiTHIA wa
mo man az Tho seuro nr'ee as otro-
drinking waters just phone 29s-
,-o,l.,
Cut-r,2.. III es, kIIh MOND LpAN
MACHINERY REPAIRS AND pr-
9ewals. Why pay factory rricce wrs-
shipyard. Phone CO.'S
co.. -.- ----
WAN ED EVERY WEAHER OF a
decent watcn o. know THAT JAHNKE
BROS WatchmoEers. 5i2 East Ma n
aLie-'' is Tho place % nave Il proper
Just RECEIVED MEN's OIL GRArN
~ :, Gag n.sser nai'ed or se"-
pr,-o.r r.7,,o,-g ,-,-,-,.r-.--,---
,'No ENFisy~~hD, WE'D
pert p.rmau. Address IS. i0i care this
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Miscellaneous.
DENTISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. OPPC-
site the postcfhce. Phone SZps. Exsuz-
inCtions and estimates freo-
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ANTIQUES

LARGEST COLLECTION OF ANTIQUES
IN me state everything ~ rock bottom
prices BiGGS. No SIS East Main st
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MACHINERY

BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND EN-.
zines. Boilers etc: rebuilt as FOOD a.
new. q. =. FORD CO, Trigg Shipyard
Phone SOS
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scHEER.s SPECIAL.

3 m NICKEL STEM-WIND AND SET
watch. warranted good timepiece
Watch and fewelry repairing a special
ty. A. SCFEER. Jeweler CElsta hIished
lsS0. 1855 East Main Street. opposite
Old Market
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WAGE REpAIRlNo.

AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING SCHOOL
BUCHANAN AUDITING AND AC-
counting School. accountants and nri-
vete teachers, talk with W BTCHAN-
Az. EXpert. Dos East Clav Sfreef
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Millinery.

EVERYTHING TASTY AND ,rITIs x-r-rS y
latest ia millinery and prices that Vii
suit everybody at CLARI<S MILL
merry. 20 Il. Broad Street
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PEERLESS FLOOR STAINS.

AS FOR "PEERLESS- III Y0r- VAST
re best. wl Org ln one -I-.f. make
Old chairs r~l furniture look new sofa
s'f7 one 7r-rT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18

jamestown Exposition have just left Nor
folk after securing the site for their
State building and discussing the form
OF exhibits to be displayed therein. Tho
members OF the commission expressed
great pleasure at the improvements made
by the exposition company, and predict
q fine dlsplayson the part Of their State.
The National Association of y Motor
Boats. recently organized at the Sports
men Show Of New York. elected a tLsle-,
gate to represent America at the Inter-
national Motor Boat convention. to be
held in Paris next December, and In
structed their representative to invite
the International Association to hold Its
contests and rcgattas ut Hampton Roads
In 1907
A small pamphlet Issued by tho Ex-
position Company shows that within ten
miles OF the exposition grounds there are
two hundred thousand people. This
population lives In the four cities of Nor
folk. Portsmouth, Newport News and
Hampton, IN popnlops Norfolk county