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DIR. CRAPSEY GETS THE DECISION.
He was ylslbly Affected. but Declined 10
Make Any Statement.

ROCHESTER,, Nov. 1g.-The decision of
the Episcopal court Of review in the case
OF the Rev. DR.. Algernon s. Crapsey was
received in this city this morning, being
given out simultaneously here and in Buff
falo. It was served on DR.. Crapsey and
his counsel, Congressman J. Brock Perkins,
by the clerk Of the court, the Rev. DR.. Henry
Anstice, formerly OF this city. DR.. Crapsey
was not aware OF the verdict against him
until informed OF its import by the reporters
in advance Of its official report from DR..
Anstice.
Under the canons OF the Church DR.
Crapsey will remain undisturbed as rector
for at least one month, and ninety days
from this date Bishop Walker will suspend
him as a minister Of the Episcopal Church
unless he recants 80 as to confirm his views
TO the doctrine Of the Church.
DIR Crapsey declined to make any state
ment whatever for publication to-day, but
intimated that some statement might be
forthcoming at a later date. Il is regarded
as certain he will not recant. The general
Ell expectation is that the court decree will be
put in force and the rector deposed by
Bishop Walker as o as the days Of grace
expire.
Or. Crapsey was visibly affected when he
was told Of the verdict. and during the
afternoon he denied himself to all visitors
excepting a few intimate friends. IL seemed
as II the verdict Of afirmance was unex-
pected; at least he Is said to have had strong
hopes that the decision Of the Court Of
Review might be favorable. In response
to aquestion as to what plans he might have
for the future DIT. Crapsey said he had made
no plans and asked TO be excused from
discussing the matter in any Of its phases
until he had had ar opportunity 10 consider
the subject and to consult with friends.
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CAPT. REICHWANN IN TROUBLE.
war Department Asks Him to Explain
Statements Made In q Letter 10 a Friend.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-The War De-
partment is going to ask Capt. Carl Reich
mann OF the Seventeenth Infantry. now
in Cuba, TO explain the statements he made
in a letter to a friend in New York, subse-
quently published, TO the effect hat as
siRnment TO the General Staf of the army
was denied him because he was not a native
citizen and that he was greatly panied by
the suspicion directed against him.
Capt. Reichmann said also that he had
been Disseminated against and that the
reasons, besides the matter of citizenship,
included the fact that he was not affected
with Anglomania or Japanesemania. 1t
is this last view Of Capt. Reichmann's that
the Department is interested in as much
az ANYTHING else. The character of Capt.
Reichmann's response will determine the
Department's further action. II he acknowl-
edges having written the letter it is not un-
likely that he will be court-martialed for 1t
on charges OF having violated the army
Friends OF Capt. Reichmann here, both in
the service and out, ara indignant because
the letter became public. It was evidently
written to a friend and Capt. Reichmann
probably did not intend or know that IL
would be published. The friend who re-
ceived the letter has placed Capt. Reich
! %SnP might M a I Ssr3Y to eh his disSisssl ETom ths
army or at least some punishment. In case
Capt. Reichmann acknowledges the author
ship Of the letter the question will doubtless
be raised hat he cannot be held responsible,
because the letter was a private communi-
cation.
Capt. Reichmann is regarded as a highly
efficient officer. He was an observer for
the United States Army during the Boer
war, being attached to the Boer forces, and
was attached to the Russian army during
the Ru~sso-Japanese war. He il also a gradu-
ate Of the infantry and cavalry school.
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To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Drug
gists refund money n Il fails to cure. r. ".
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the sermons printed in the book, Religion
and Politics." This was his first denial
OF the doctrines mentioned in the charges
against him. At an earlier date, In an
article entitled Honor Among Clergymen,"
he attacked the pastoral letter sent out by the
House OF Bishops after its session in Boston
in October, 1904. The bishops letter urged
that. IF one finds, whatever his Office or
place in the church, that he has lost his
hold upon the fundamental v~erities, then,
IN the name OF common honesty, let him
be silent or withdraw"
DR.. Crapsey's answer to his was that
"the silence which would satisfy the bishops
would not satisfy the conscience Of an
honest man.
To make plain that he had not receded
from his beliefs because OF his conviction
by the diocesan court. DR.. Crapsey, the day
after the decision Of the court was COM
municated to him, preached a sermon in
Sage Chapel, at Cornell University, in which
he denied explicitly the doctrine OF the
miraculous birth OF Jesus Christ and his
physical resurrection.
ANDREW d. WHITE TO DIR. cRAPsEY.
Andrew d. White has authorized George
Foster Peabody to publish this extract from
a letter written by Mr.. White to DIR. Crapsey:
MI DEAR DocToR CRAPsEY: I gave last
evening until midnight to MIR. Shepard 3 argu-
ment on the accompanying document-espe-
cislly your own statement before the said
CORTLAND I have rarely been so much moved
by any reading whatever.
The whole statement OF facts. the argument
and your own statement have put the whole
question on a higher plane than any upon
which il has been presented to the world hith-
erto. 1t Is all most nobly done. and 1t has
aroused my enthusiastic admiration. | can
not believe il possible hat it will not end the
whole matter favorably to yourself and the
Is-A ~ ~ ---- A-an - IL. a.
same direction as your own. Most respect
fully and incereIy, ANDREW ID. WHITE.
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PRESIDENT MOYER LOSES.
Judge l. evils Declares That His ImDrison-
ment In Colorado Was j %ustliabIe.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 19.-United States
District Judge Lewis to-day in passing
upo the case OF the president Of the Western
Federation OF Miners, Charles H. Meyer,
against James H. Peabody, Sherman NJ,
Bell and Buckley Wells said:
-The facts disclosed In this case do not
show abuse OF power, hence there is no
violation Of Amendment II, Of the COnstitu-
ton of the United States. Hence this
court has no jurisdiction and the de-
murrer is sustained"
This is a suit for damages alleging that
Mover was imprisoned by Sherman Bell
and Buckley Wells in Tulluride, on order
OF Gov. Peabody, in violation Of Amend
ment IA of the Constitution of the United
States. Meyer was in prison from March
80 to June IS, 1904.
There il nothing on the face Of the Con-
stitution of Colorado which brings it in
conflict with the Constitution Of the United
States" said Judge Lewis in his opinion.
~The complaint may be said TO be against
the manner Of enforcing the provisions
of that Constitution rather than against a
violation of them. When the domination
of a mob has become 10 powerful that it
cannot be stay ed bv civil autho rity the
military power of the State il properly
invoked. The question is n purely political
and not a judicial n l therefore con-
clude that the existence OF instruction
as declared by the proclamation Of the
Governor OF the State is not issuable."
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Secretary Taft got here from New Haven
last night and went TO the home OF his
brother, Henry w. Taft. He declined to
talk about the delay in carrying out the
order for the d~ishonorable discharge Of the
negro soldi ers.
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w-.sHusoToN FORECAST FOR TO DAY AND TO MORROW
For EASTERN Nev York. ne DLfra Of Columbia
MARYLAND. DelaVars. Nsv jersey and sds.ern Penn
syipanGd, d0udv and colder to-day; far and colder
10. r1orrop; li0hf 10 fresh Usn 10 norh Ot.fs.
For New England. fair and colder 20 dsy: fair
and colder In eastern portion 10 morrow: fresh
west winds.
For western New York. snow and colder to day
except fair In southeast portion: partly cloudy
"a. morrow, snow nurries near the Lakes; light 10
fresh west 70 north winds.
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Complete Exhibits by The Importers Automobile Salon, incorporated, and
The Motor and Accessories Manufacturers. Incorporated,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-20
Roosevelt BOYS Practise Football

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-The younger
Roosevelts have a football feld in the White
House Grounds. and Archie and Quentin,
with some Of their boy friends, are work
ing the drop kick. forward pass n tn Q
new rules overtime. Goal posts OF regula-
ton height have been erected and there
seems to be regular practice. The field
Is to the south OF the house itself and there
Ia plenty OF room for fierce gridiron battles.
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q 81 b WAITE Il, i Z. 4 !, y ANT.

NO III o1,E * TIE WASHING USE
4 Standard Cold Water Paint b II stay y on
ii barn, ilcusc orr fence "a wg. ayc "a in
whit 70 or In colors wa nsed. Come by, \.
e rOFs11, C,ITAS. 3W.g.VAUoHAN'S,z otio
n square above First, NO. sYls
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FOR SsALE-sALOON AND ROCERY.
d wood and coal yardsi doing good busi-
ness, * A4s, care this ONCE,
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QUALITY Is THE STANDARD ATBTHE
sISAEMPF establishment Candy Is the
subject. IA IA SS st 5A5
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% = ( s$ cosBY,s TRANSFER IlAUI,s
~ trunks 10 any part OF city and de ots
for zoe valises 49,. wos FOL, pro,anapt
service. 3OS M Ninth. Phon ess ~. q.
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OSTRICH FEATHERS

OSTRICH TEAT1TIT X STAKE ~ 20 UR
"a ord feat Tiers 10 TIL RSTON Us 4 they Will
". make them new a ia! Ia. TIL URSTON''sy
s N o03 North Eff Street s
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FOR SALE; PRICE. q, 900.
n Name and address, given for DC, stamps
j l79, care this office, III
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sH1JMATE HoNINa sTRoP;f MOTH
Ing better; no honing necessary, u w.
f. WAGNER DRUG co, e - flsa
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TRADESNOTEs 533is|
y: Sss FROM sAL |. q UARTERSs

a$ The remittances to China made by cool.
les or. lnborers at work In other coun.s
tries is now estimated to reach Il b0, O00.-s
900 annually. Including IS, 600 900 said tof;
be sent home by the linden ured @coolieas
In the Transvaal mines. IS This Is one way
# In 1896 tin was quoted in the English
market at 1910 per ton. II IS now quoted \
In tho Same market at about 1910 lpera
ton. Sudden fluctuations have carried hit i
as high ms 81, 042, B arket ma pulatio
cause part OF this rise. but the Increased L
demand for the meta has caused at least
one half q the general ,tlloreas I
The Board OF United States Generals,
Appraisers has decided that. goods tn,.si
ported from Trance, VI In order to haYSs
the benefit OF # the j reduction In duti Les \
provided for In the reciprocity treaty
with that country, must be shipped dt-s,
rect. from a French port to the United II
States. II shipped from a port In Eng
land or In any other country they can
not have the benefl sof the reduced sdutty,Ss
Uruguay reduced her ma lonal debt ~, ii
31,670,450 during 1905. b IT. he otal q ebt on
January !, 1905. was 31a1,4bb, OF whiohlss.
about so per cent was external lIruguay.Si
Is n prosperous count try, and In her prose
perlty Is n good Gus toner of the llnlted Z
States Exports OF merchandise from thtS &
country to Uruguay for the nine months I
ending March 81 1905. amounted TO- s3ss,s
5l72,276, against $1,200,54a In the same
period q the previous y year. e stsS q
IA correspond ent In Russia Of the Ion-tlaa
don Commercial Int liGence pred U.s.. q 4
famine this year In that country, Enc Il &
exceptionally dry spring has great AS
5fected the crops. and from many prosys
ytncea come reports that the peasants i
win be unable to get along without Gpysss
eminent help. Az the manu- actu ring in.g
Sdustrles are also In q very precar ioMe b
condition. Owing to continuous \ ssrik "a
look, promlsing, TherS IL "a grea ldangAEsp
al recrudescence OF agrarian and othsg II n
foutrages, 81 5 53 81 ;ts u I,
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,TYPENRlTE s UPPLIEs,

BEST TYPEWRITER PAPER, RIn.s
4 bons, carbon paper brushes, OH, erasers,
lowest prices, IIN ny PHWRiTiER' silK-
r CHANG p, mo / Cos Eas Main Street,
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sMcOND.HAND sIIOWCAsEs FOR
sale at a bargain, Apply ga p. Main,

FOR SALE AT a EA|lGAIN,-Nt :, Z
month, Address y 100, care this Office.
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!. Exports Of G o + i.

81 fspecIal to The Times DIS atch.l tss;; ss
NEW YORK, July y, FL OK porte a
Southern and Pac!t ls ports, amounted XII
1854 tons, and for TIM six moTt this y ~
tons. against 1880 toms In the SAM
period laat yAs.r; q SsaTassa ~ p a. 1855,
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FOR SALE AlEDIUM-sIZEss "a MULE:;
work M dou BILE o single 5 qua ranteed
sound ;Ealso. set Of double harness. Ads
dress u, 800. care Ttmes-Dis patch.
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GOLD LEAF q LDlNo a &Ss
/ spECIA1Ii5lS SUNNI IL r III RI les THE
/ CRAIG ART CT
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! REPAllH;IIl i e

OIIR1WATCH REPArRED OR CLEAN
rs ed hyS:WAf. TOBIEN, 5 r. ID a. guarantee
83 fhat IL 5ig done properly: 20 years ex-
3.S perien ce. Cleaning, 81 20 W Main Springs,
Fl: Sl. 90. As 4oe East Broad Street. All work
X guaranteed. II 81 !5si
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8nRY31NAI,b DAVIS # GALLERY WILL
4S he a in j their ne w place and ready for
fhei bubble q September LIST at 81 East
II Broad street, Hold your ticket. 5l n @
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REMOVAL SALE OF FARM IMPLE-
stnents, furniture. etc: so Will buy !; = /.
Z grinding attachment, feed cutter, eleva-
4 tor and betting, all in IA condi tlon:
& vii lIa fill silo N Is feet high H. -.
/ miles 5south Of Hfanchester Post once.
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FOR sALloNH GOOD MILCH$ &C w.
8@in zine condition good &rea son for. sell
ii Ing. Apply Mrs. =. s5NUCKOLS.50 500
A. North llTwenty-fourth Street. "a
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DENTISTRY.

gsoUTHERN DENTAL Koro 9sai oPPo.
nations and estimates FREQ. # iG5 5I$9
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7T1NNiNa IAN DTPLU N BINo. -

WIN n 30 \ u sEooD DIRK AND u DO q IT
"A nromp IN n al a. reasonable price. Tin
S83 ning, sanitary plumbing. gas fitting.
II cinitv.l ranges ana furnaces sold and
rena;red I'M IA ". "a DORSETTEtGE CO... us
S{ M a. Cary Street. i' Phone 2o17. "a NJ
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LANE 81 OF 3RUNABOUTS,
TOP Buggies and surries In the city, don't
4! forget It. w. f G.. SMITH, &C. 81 \. VI FIFTH.
,5 Street. u f{ M
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ESTIMATES CIIEERFULLYSGI GIVEN ON
s7Awn!nEs, Tents ard FLAGS; prompt Wolk;
\ large stock. 4 II. 10. COPELAND T. CO..
& Phone 267g. rs tti 3
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WHY PAY boc FOR RuBBgR HEELS
a of any old make When we Will 81 V, you
with the name Stamped on the heelgfor
Is Is cents. We are q BILE to do It, I for We
buy direct from tho IA Glory at wholesale
price, ana s,Se yTs xad Red
a charge double. White Oak 81 Leather
Halt Soles-Aen's. Is cents d ladies', 90
h cents. a DREW'6 ELECTRIC # SHOE
Va FACTORY: No. 71s East ~ ain Street.
Phone e667. 8. "a N
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COFFEE At THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room Eighth and
q Broa I'M M 5s 5gs5 ia,
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REPAIRS AND 4RENEvvALs TO EN-
4 gines Boilers, etc. We will save you
3 money; that is our business, G. y.
fFORDsCO.,aTr igg Shipyard. Phone i302S.
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ODD AND END SALE.

LAWN NJ SWING S, Fl 4; Il oQl 11'r HAM
MI ck 8, wa ter coolers. lawn MOI ers, oil
and gas stoves at and below cot !, 4. !, g g
co. 400 East Broad Street III MI aS}
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4 THE NAME {{$s'' 8 "a u Il r. NJ
4 Stands for Pure FlaYoring Extracts

HERE lIE AR T; AGAIN; LII oIVT FoA
pa Ocean View this I line. RETAIL no 70
@# GERS EXCURSION "A ugust 9Th.
s Tickets S1.25: children. 75c.
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h5fE. lfli5 1tli y ~ '713f u- ~
sH OF REPAlRlho.;

GET YOUR 5UMBR ELLA MENDED.
8a gCHREMP, al North Fifth. Z. siSissEs
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7 IIlII In lIl17 = y. =, - -
DENTISTRY.

fEOIITHERN DENTAL RIO Ois,. OFPC
s site TIE post OH 80. Phone $3.50. Exam
nations and estimates free.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,

our eSfjiis LINE A OF WAC ONs, AND Rud-
sics are Unsurpassed for comfort and
Il durability; low prices are convincing,
e A.1HIElY Err s. so Ms, 100 3, ELS hth ST.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRED r,

lsCHREMP, S21 NORTH, FIFTH, RE-
n pairs and makes umbrellas to order.
81 Phone him, {. Y lsi Is \ i.Stt rs
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DON'T BuRY%YoUR A3soG 4
ssSor hide It sunderath he floor. = on arr, alIt
4 10 stay a wake linking about bur GI linksys.B
Deposit it IN THE FIRST, N "a Z 81. Z
BANK. r edmond, Va, ana 90 g. a1eep
Al Nth tho knowledge that 1t ls safe
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oCERIEs, H Az, GRAIN, MILL
Il and Ca tile powders, obacco, roc sal t
& for your cat tie. country produce OF az
kinds. M. $ j. NfU SSE N AND SON ). 8
North EighteenthE Street. Phone, 3326.
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ron sALB-sloO CABLE PIANO GER
fificate, $500 1913 East clay
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30 you REM Es1BER EN BOLT 1, TIE e
I'd goUI, 1.ROCERs,s EXCURSION?
5ts Val 4 they arc going to have another
ss4 on . August Sth.S This time 20 Ocean
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FOR nj NEAYS AND T'lJ EsDAY We
N WILL give the ladies' special Induce
Street. We will sell Lad & Lavender,
Pink, Green Light Blue and Alice. Blue
Pumps, 2 icy alet, Sailor z les and. Gibson
As STE IN, Fifth and Broad. 5Ss
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FURNITURE MOVING c.
/ pY,E1NGLANDIc LEANING..
DENTISTRY i | I''il'

sOUTHERN 4 lNTAL, ROOMS, QFPO-
y ,ta the "postoffice. Phone 1896 Exam
nations and estimates FREQ,
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LlYEIlRla P 3, 4

iFRAYsIDR's i LIVER FILLS "A RE ~ IT.
x tie q wonders; makes you feel good all
s overt loo. buxesi s, 900 boxes years sale,
7, "; FEAYsER g CO.. 1901 Main
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

e. YOU NHEp AisTRuNF. BAG OR
suit case might as well come where
the newest things are. Cheaper, too:
because IT. no expense to us to. sell
these athings, O. II, BERRY q co..
WE Want YOU NJ, CALI. s4AT 87os PA ar
Broad Street and convince yoursel X that
hay ana az Se ns Tia
y city; repairing done. II. W. ROUN-
I, TREE V& BRO. Trunk and bag Co. Ell
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LARGE MINI BE Il o r. s EC, ~. HAND u
VT Iron ard wooden pt1lleys and ltange,rrss.
d almost any size md bore 2 hydrau!iac
pumps. one Nc van q q g,,1,,-
3 son 2-plungcr double-ac tion. run ~ . to
+ 20 PRESSES. one i25 II. r. boiler, o. tues
Il s1-2 iiiches BY 10 feet Ion Il. com ple Y
stack ill be I. so y re ~ ,soh-
NOBLE I'LL $40 South fst,th street
81 SAVED no COME ON III = Y, IaoNS,q(
(. Cot and Patent vci ut 81. &. ~ Take I'D I
Vantags i OF thls char as H you may
that price. These goods come from o
~ New YORK tlepnr tnerlt store, Lres q,
Y clean and warranted Z. ADBERTs STEIN
corner III tthantd the wrong SIDE Il q
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FOR sALE-THREH so E II. i r. r.
q Boilers; one 20 HI P.3L Loco. Boi ler; one
y like new G.S b. FORD Co, Trigg Ship
yard. $B, Phone SO2S. F
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& 5nyvx,ER 4 MILLION IN u E-sHUMATE
~ DnIia : razor: buyer runs no fisk apso-
iutelvS guaranteed to give ga tis g g t'o ~
asS WAGNER DRUG co. isl isf5
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Nc il &c HANrs AN ., FARME rs.

GET PRIC les ON otIa IItCIS or, Z vi y
~ filcjes and greensboro Fa rtnR Wagons
before you buy a prices and duality
right: side delivery Wind owers for psc,n
4 NIGER q BRO ], No. 8 s. - fifteenth
1t Street. 2 III.
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FOR VI SALE AN 81 80 S HORSEPOWER
4 boiler. and 40 horse power emf CINE ;;5S in
l38E use about elghten m ont hs. Guaranteed
a. in perfect condI ton. "A a pplyS MANAGER.
ZIP North Ninth
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REMOVAL SALE OF, ia hfPL y,
9,nentsl furniture, etc: 40 Will BUY Y. e {;
4 grinding attachment feed cutter, clcva ;
9$ tor and betting, all H III al 4condttionj
wifi nj Il silo 10 feet high. HI y: II
u KIN u, 4Iopk lns Road three miles 80 ut I
Y OF Manch p o. toffl CO. tS
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FOR gALE-TRIGG sHIPIYARD{EoUIP-
store room supplies. motors d6 H. p
10 100 H. P) N electric ceiling fans. SIN
gle and double betting. sha{ting hang,
ers, pulleys. etc. lumber and @fre wood
cheap. Address g. a NJ. OMLlNsOH.
81 Ship Yards. Richmond II Va. Nh y
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\ NOTICE.

MOTTO HE scHo OIL BOARD IL
~ Mnnchester.Ya has decided to engage
High School-one OF, them to bel H q as e
IL signed 6as assistant principal gby the
said board. Each teacher must be q
good discjpllnarian and q capn PIE ~ y, !.
If in a 4 high school Of the best standarn I
# in this State. and must hold q ptopes
certIhcata to show ELI clcncy u s'cn
XII work. "A DAVID .l1.lS y = y ~ AZ
stunt public Schools hfaslct j est " a.S.s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
sss..rHisNls Va d '.9R 9 HAhcE.n

MAKE s. q uR 4 LITTLE ONES HAPPY.
we have 81 d re W OF the s lawn swings
left which we Will sell "a 81. 90 to close
them out. New Store, YAUGIiANss y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

100 MEN AND WOaiEN WANTED FOR
\ this city. North and est. Transpoi,!.h g,
n STATES. ) W'rito SsOUTHERN5 INTELL1--
Il GENCE OFFICE, I'll 1-2 North Sixth:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
SAVE I NJ Il, ohEY I,

FIRST NATIo NAI1fBA NK,. RICHMOND,
q 4 they viii take care OF 1t for you, and
return the principal on demand, and
by agreement. will pay interest on It u
e stays ninety dnys. en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

Fl ELL NJ "a FINE cOOP-
Il erage business for a 80, 900: $ 900 nSrth
u ginia fruit bolt. 4 Salts factory easons
4 for selling. Address X, 462, ca re- fines
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
COLO AND slLvE,lRi sUYkR,

WANTED, OLD q OLD AN 81 Il.VE Nv
highest sas;h pr n R 7, ~:
il III sx change. NJ. Pr 8 BRO J,
JeweIeEs. No tas Broad h street, lslgsh'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

SPECIAL AND ss5 PATENTED sas MA
chinery built. az w 58f not hn We, your
idcas developed, manu- ctured and mar IS:
keted Liberal PROPOSE Ion; VIII Z save y g
YOU mon ey. Iii c, ,S b. FO RID lsl rlss
v Shipya I'd Phone 3Q28. sS.Es 800