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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-05-24

Partial contents for this Month.
Course in English for the beginner.
Course in English for the Advanced
Pupil.
How to increase Ones Vocabulary.
The Art of Conversation.
Should and Would: How to Use
EN-.
Pronunciations( Century Dictionary.
Correct English in the Home,
Correct English in the school.
What to Say and What not to Say,
Course in Letter Writing and Punct-
uation.
Alphabetic list of Authorizations,
Business English for the business
Man.
Compound Words: How to Write
them.
Studies in English Literature.
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I,Copy. CORRECT ENGLISH.
Evanston, III.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Services y.Sunday at 1045 a. M. and
1870 p. m. Sabbath School at II m. Christ
ian Endeavor service at $3.50 D. M. All are
corr daily .uyited.
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The homeliest woman Is always 4
beautiful bride Il papa has the coin.
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Published Every Thursday.

$2.oo A YEAR. The Only All Home
Print Weekly Newspaper in Bayfield,
County
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
COUNTY Officers.
County Judge W. H. irish
Municipal Judge, Second Municipal Court
o. E. Sauve
SHerLH II. j. C)nin
Ulerk N. NJ. Oscar
treasurer John FrOseth
Register OF Deeds Nes Mvhre
Clerk OF Circuit Court r. A. Bell
DlStrlct Attorne y Chas. f. Morris
Su"erin5ende"t o &c hoolS Miss J. Smith
coroner H. G. Me rten
surveyor Hugo Nelson's
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-05-24
THE TIMES

NEWSPAPER AND
COMMERCIAL PRINTING
NELS NJ. OSCAR, Editor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
MYSTERIOUS NEW
WITNESS :: [ Case !:
Officials r. fuse toaRcvealSI q den
n tity ofSsW oman With I'M n n
lSs II s,a portants Evidence. 'ss
MRS. SiTHAW DEN IS STORIES
Declares Statement That Shells.
iss seeking ~, divorce t. p p 9 err err
ectlyNAbsurd.'
fBY Ass,o clatl.ed. I3rcss. 81
4, i y. Il

sla =
NEW York, July 24.-Afuch specula-
ton was caused at the District tor
Tlley's Office late this afternoon \, by the
appearance there OF q d new witness III
the Thawt case, whose Identity none Of
the officials concerned would make known.
\ She Is a woman about forty years OF
age, She came In the Criminal Court
building In company with P.sL. Bergoff,
the detective whom hite II employed
when he Is said to have feared injury
from Thnw. y, "a n Il s:sl Hi SsSg
n II The detective and the woman went 10
the office OF Assistant District Attorney
,Tutnbull. where they we're closeted for
ans hour, astenographer9 being In att
III ndancc. "A great deal OF attention seems
ed. to be paid to The woman and her
appearance SO late in the day was taken
Il tc mean that. she had something OF 5im-
iportance to contribute to the District " "a
tcrney' s case. When she went out, she
was escorted not only by Bergor, who
Same with her, but by O policeman at
8tached to the District Attorneys staff. q;
Denies Stories.
Mrs. William Thaw, Harry X rhaw.s
mother, his siste., Mrs. George II
Carnegie and s his wife, Evelyn Nesbit
,Thaw,, paid another visit to the Ton1bs
prison. to- day. The three women 4 were
together some time before going to ThalW's
cell. Thaw' g. wife was the first to visit
him IN reply to a question whether she
will DO q witness at Thaw's trial, she
said: You will have to ask Mr.. Hart
ridge about that. rs
Mrs, Thaw ,wasS asked II II Is true that
she is seeking Va divorce. to which she
replied: That story is perfectly absurd.
It's a cruel canard There Ia absolutely
nothtrtn ia H. That g all 7 have to say
+ Asked az, to the authenticity Of a story
5purport ting to be & her own narrative OF
her relations with Thaw and White, Mrs.
5Thaw said :83'"'1 know nothing OF any such
stnry I" WI 3i$f}
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HAR7JESC.A|NDAI
ST|L |. [ }. B D !
sFurtl1cr$Arrests Will1Bc Madeias. j
Soon as Case Is
s.8 Submitted.
EGAL BATTLES I. (! EXPECTED =
Insurance Agent Says He Found
'DearSEdith' Letter iii the
* Street. t8@.
LEGAL BATTLES EXPECTED %
llBy Associated I2ress.) ~

July 24.-.F rom tho sstnte-'
ment made by Assistant District Attor
ncy John S. Robb to- day. there are more
sensa tions Indicated ii connection with
tho Hartje divorce case Mr.. Robb said
that as soon as the Hartje case was Sub
mitted there would DO q rrests II 10 rus
fmorcd that II any ono goes on the stand
In the Hartje case and testines that he
broke open Madness trunk, arrests Will
follow. 1t lis also expected that q great 4
legal battle will take place, when Iiartje'sI5
attorneys endeayor to show how the Ma
dine love letters were secured ,sSs
After several hours devoted by counsel
for Augustus Hartjc to cndeavort TO-
prove that the Wnhcr letter was written
by Mrs. Mary Scott Hnrtje, which she
has denied i. tho evidence In rebuttnl gof
Mrs. Hartje's defense took a new turn
to day. i35t % ls s,s s 5 * ~
a& b.. B. Smith. an insurance gent. swore
that he found tho dear Edith" letter
In the street, and ter consulting an at
storney, gave It to Edward Ga Hartje.
brother OF tho plaintiff. .54 s3
a g2 Negro on Stand
III Silas Canady,tsa negro from " ashing-
ton, D.. c.. testified that Blanche 8Ashby.
former servant$of Hartje, who In her
deposition says she never observed any
thing improper about Mrs. Hartje s cons
duct, had told him that she lied Canndys
was put through rigfd cross- examir,a-- 4
atlon by Attorney John Freeman, for.
Mrs. Hart1e, during which, he became con.
fused several times. Canady said that
when he learned Blanche a hby IL was
going to get lot OF money for lying
he wrote to Mr.. Hartje to find Il he coull 4
not got some money forIa telling the truth.
Attorney FL G. Hart brother Of the
slibellant. was cross-exnmined by Attor-
tney John NJ. Freeman, who asked Y I'm
why he had not told the court OF tho
finding OF the letters alleged TO- have
been written by Miss Helen Scott In tho
room OF Tom" Nadine. Mr.. Hartje said 4
he did not know. and that he had not
been asked in5partcular abou I that.8t u Il +
also said that the papers which Attorney
Freeman had Aaid were. stole rom y hls {
Office had been found near the Duquense 4
Bank By Mr.. Smith. and given to him BY
Attorney Charles Locke. s6sj s5sS 3533S
Witness Scored.
The witness was scored on cross-cxani-#
nation Attorney Freeman for retain.
Ing letters belonging TO Mr.. freeman
which the witness said had been found
in the street. One Of the alleged Helen
Scott letters was made public today.
aIthouvh It had not been read In court
III Ia q letter to ..Tom' Mad Inc, the coach
ma n correspondent In the case, and PUT.
norts to show that she. ..'coac hed'' him
aa to the testimony he was 10 4 give In
court q concerning the allegation ~ that
Nadine. while Mrs. Hartje was Mt Al ern- I
jphig. had driven Mr. II artje to Schenly 4
Pm TX. where he met d strange woman
an incident that has figured In the case case
~ 81 II III
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Property Transfers.


Richmond Henry s. Wallerstein and
wife to Belle r. Jackson, 25 feet on west
line Of First Street, between Charity and
Federal Streets, $500. L, l 8!azs
Margaret T. Snyder to Charles J.. Bill,
seventh street. Al feet north Of Leigh
Virginia H. "A. g. and Z II. Pretlow to-
Inc aers Of Twenty.fifth Street, l2s 81 FEET
north OF M Street $1,425.
Charles J. Billups and wife to- James
II. Phillips, 81 81 feet on west line OF
STwenty-sixth Street. 1873 feet south Of
Richmond Moore to julius D. Ward, 90
Of 1Twenty.eighth Street, 81. 900. N
Mary Ann O'Keefe and s.. L.. Kelley.
sub trustee, to NV w. Talley, u l-2-l2
feet on west limo OF tTwenty-sxth Street.
.155 feet north Sof Franklin Street, subject
to deed OF trust for $3.50. 81. 975.
8 O n enrIco: A. M. "A Rich 10 George y " en-
niger, lots Nos ~ 8 and II : In, block =. =,
section 8, plan OF II Highland Springs. 500.
4 r. ], outs aAigners and wife to BENJAMIN
r.. Robins, 3s.74 acres. about fifteen miles
cast Of 4Rictmond S. 90. ~ WI ,i !, 4
Y Jaw, Bethel and wife to John 3. Gayle,
40 feet on: James Street, northwest corner
az Baldwin Street, $500.
John B. Gayle and wife to James, r. =;
FIOrner's trustee. same property de scr l1'
IN decd next above, S. 90, }y61si j. S3, !5
4 p. A. L. Smith, special commlssslo,ne
to w, 3. Frayser, two tracts OF iana
.aggregating LA acres, on DarpytoNWS'''
Road s707,20,
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DECISION FOR CANS.
Fight With Dave Holly Went
Full Twenty Rounds. IT
tsft3l.t II nav a ssociat ed Press,

SEATTLE, WASH. N July 24.-Joe Cans Cans
was given the decision over Dave Holly
az Pleasant Beach last night, aftery an m
teresting battle that went the limit =.
twenty rounds y, !, {.
Holly scltnched repeat eddy. and used NJ
weight to advantage. Cans had his OPP
ponent groggy In the last round, ,pue
could not put him down. Cans had apsu-
lutely no chance to show his sc \ =, ~
clean fighting, but forced. tnro .l.sa,;
out the fight. to fight the battle e. e. Wl''cl'
II was not until the eighteenth FG 2uts
that Cans landed several rlghIs any i9a,s
that drew blood and closed one Of tftoily's
eyes. early In the contest Gems received
q nunch In the right eye that cut deep
cash, and little later HOLY y l y. aea
again. and during the rema.nde o. the
Contest Cans was fighting With one eye
closed q " Ian. ha fostast
- ~ NE battle, IN the last round Cans
landed hard on Holly and for a minute
Il looked as IL the baltimore boxer would
~ ~ Holly's great strength came to- his
rescue, however, and he was able to fight
back and bring Cans into clihch, When
Jtl1a gong that marked the close OF the
tight iii SO unded, the men We're cllnched, \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
STRICKEN MARINES
CAjUjsE MUCH VI ||| WORRY ].
IBy Associated Press.)

q BOSTON, MASS, July 2t'-Etghteenn
marines, who were placed In the Naval
Hospital at Chelsea last Saturday for
treatment for malaria, have been DIS,
charged as cured, and are now stationed
at the navy yard, Charlestown, The re-
mainder Of the Panama Battalion, " no
were removed to the hospital are srecoy,i
erlng, although several are still on the
dangerous list, IN -s
The disposition Of the marines on
board the cruiser Columbia Is causing
much concern. The officers Of the Marine
taken from the ship and sent to he sta 4
lions they occupied previous to gong e
the Isthmus OF. Panama, objection i. Y!
made by. the surgeons, however, 70 hay,
Ing the men going to- Annapolis ana
Norfolk, as they might glye snosaulloes
an opportunity to spread the disease.
II Is possible they win be sent to New,
London and New York. ,8;.. II e !. 5Ss 4 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
6 SEARCH FOR BODIES T:
Eleven Recovered from Ruins Of
Business Houses.
nv Associated Press.)

SOUTH FRAM1NGToNl',S35 MASS \, AS July
124.-Although the search for the bodies
$ot workmen and other persons thought
IL, be buried In the ruins of the collapsed
business block on Concord Street, con-
tinued all last night, and throughout To-
day the coming Of nightfalli found UNI the.
task OF tho searchers still far from COM nm
3pletion. Il ,,., gj !, + :, !. ,Sgz
Z The finding OF the body OF Henry =. Z
Sawyer, prominent hardware r dealer lea
who went to the building to inspect INC
lnI,imbing plans, brought the number OF
dead IN to eleven, and, It, Is believed that
there are four more in the; ruins. Several
workn1en were still reported missing, and
It was supposed that they wer caught
under the falling walls, With the 3excep-
ton Of Chester Nicholson, whose back ,tl'
was broken, all the injured were report
ed as comfortable tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
Tines-D Dispatch Branches.

The following Branch OFFICES have been es-
tabllshed Tor the benefit OF those living al
distance from tho Main Ofrioe Of The Times,
any Of these branches WIN receive Inc same
careful attention az though they had been 1911
II no Main Office, and there VIII DO no extra
So sA u Z m pTuo STORE Twen,y-ntth
and Venab!e Streets 49, III .54
", D. EANEs. 1918 East Broad Street,
Ao.s sfor W TMfn!il 4TS weD iy4a s's and
ra ssi;sast s''v CHANT co. you,h.e and
G, ". I.ATTn1ER No, 500 West Marshall
rh assii DRUG STORE. No. ~, West
1, /. gEvERIpoE. Brook Avenue ana clay
RapY's DRUG STORE, Barton Heights.
PEOPIlyS DRUG STORE, No, 1900 Williams
burg Avenue, tulton, 49, -. !,
CITY Drug STORE. No. 14A Ea4t Main
street, corner S,t sitissH,h .o,, ~ =. /,
rSSE srREET PllARalAcY. No. sst South
l4oiSpiS TER, Is fk-PARRIsH Co.. No. AZ
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No, 81. West
| II r15S PHARMACY. rwenty-elsa,h ana n
gist1S,s PHARMACY. NO. ii. Canal street
uFkpHIhEHS s s@AlHhG EEL htssa S.Fssi and
c1RffEns bRua STORE. No, nos Hun
W., -. PERKiNs No. 70 -North Sycamore
T$iS;s$'s; G ASistiHH AND y sTHE i. PAAle-
T KisSs ssh me an sorSef sTssas
4 Fast FiiAiiNiASYas &a-ssas street
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ROCKEFELLER W|ll 60.
NOT De i. !. Arrested / 1 /
Arrangement Made Whereby Oil
Magnate's Appearance in
Court is Provided For.
special to The Times Dispatch,,)

X ltt (SpeclaI 10 3IAe &'1l!nes'O4spalcn')
4 FINpLAY, q, July 2i,-No attempt
will BIO made to arrest John p, Rbcke,-.
fellar when he lands in New York next
Saturday, ll a rs, Il. 5s5ti e &l5i
Attorney Treup, OF Bowling Green, O.,
representing Mr., Rockefeller. was here
yesterday and secured the permission Of
prosecutor David and Probate Judge
banker to enter Rockefeller's appearance
In tho latter's court, and this was ac-
lcordlngly done, Sheriff Groves still has
tho warrant, but on account Of the turn
tof events will not attempt to serve It,
The warrant WAS issued recently upon
m information filed by Prosecutor David
charging Mr., Rockefeller and the stand
ard OH, Company With alleged Violation
of tho valentine anti trust law,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
Large Excursion.

rho Hoptasophs e1cugson to s;0 Vl .,s
Hvrd street Station The train viii make no
tiops. except Al Manchester, where the me N;
bers Of that city Wl be taken OH = y at S,a
s"uson will take the trip. tMenbers Of The or-
az VIII DO Furnished ttckets Gree .ast 4f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
Pine Beach Hotel P y;,. ssss''

Is Twenty minutes BY trolley from Norfolk. Viz
Hotel com ines every known comfort and con-
ivenience. Unexcellsd cuisine and, service "a It
Purest drinking water. Bathing. boating, Fisn-
ing, Tennis Quoits. COLI. Fine Orchestra; ~
feet OF boardwalk along shore. Write for book
let. s855 N M VIM c.. ROYE Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
DI!aiilyC al. 1T r ecor q
Law and Equity.

DEGREES entered yesterday: D. ~ eanet tic Vest
missioner b. o. J ameses tEg55# a VIZ
Bonnie h. Critzer vs. ~ crersons B. Y Critzer.
Order publication. 3s stS stl SS.slE
Y Alice Hayes VI. William Hayes, Order pub.
llcaton. Dat AZ s94 .3as u @
zerFys. Jererson w. Critzer; In chancery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
All, But

Nurse Ito patient leaving the !. hos-7
Enital).-"II lave you got all your things
inowY Isn't there something you aaYe
e \ pa ttent--teWell I've got everything ex,
oxer,t my appendix, my 5tonsils, some adu-
dds. polypus. one toe and a piece %
ny ba ckbone;l SO 7 guess I'm lucky."--.
Pacific Monthly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED -Tyvo q ROOMS AND #PRI-
vate bath on second floor, centrally
Y located references exchanged Address
B 1870, care this office. a. Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

3wyANTED-I3Y a AUGUST "a 1877 ROOM
land board III private family for gem
tlelnan and wife. Address G $40, care
Times dispatch office. HANK "a b AjgSB ~
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REAL ESTATE, F Or Rent.

FOR g.PENT-FURNISHED COTTAGES
N at Willoughby Beach; one 20 rooms and
FL one rooms, connect ed. II app ~ to A.
z s.$COoPERij 245 Main Street, Norfolk *.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

COME ONE, NJ COME ALLco MFoRT.
Z fun, pretty girls, good fellows nice old
people. boating, j fishing, salt water;
8 bathing, amusements Of all kinds, spe--
II cial features, ~ That is only, part q :
1. what you get 4 on the Retail GrocerR't
\ Excursion t o Ocean lew, Aug ustn 8th.t
Don't foil Ito be there.
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Henrico Circuit Court.

Judge Scott. OF the Henrico Circuit Court.
announces that no Will not take any more
ctnncery cases th!R term after sat
urday, or any cases after Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
Sunday School Outing.

Tho Denny street Methodist Episcopal. SUI Sun.
P SAX st 20 enjoy its annual outing The entire
school Win go free, and q pleasant DAY mas
been arranged with programme OF A''' .'s
ments, X, a tig 5gt0R
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

FURNISHED ROOMS t'OA m LIGHT
Z housekeeping. 3l1 East Main. b
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RDaWANTED.

N-ANTED--BYla Al YOUNG COUPLE
one ortwo ,lnfurnished rooms and pri-5
waite bath, with board 4 must loef CEN
Fl trally located. j. B. s., 1911 Hanover
Street x N .i5H x; S5g x III Ri .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
7. ROOMS FOR RENT. IL

ROOMS FOR RENT CELY FUR,
nished rooms, With or without board.
II 1909 East Clay il M ,}is, ISL 10 ia5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

FOR .sALE-oNE HUNDRED ACRES,
Il more or less; partly wood close to
church and depot; beautiful site for
& home or sana tarlum. For paru culars
apply to Box NJ, Ivy Depot, Va. n! g !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
Rockbridqe Alum Springs

In the Mountains OF Virginia Elevation 2. 0o0
Cuisine excellent Orchestra, GOLF Links. Tennis
II you want your summer outing to count ior
For illustrated Booklet write Mr.. ROSA e.
YOUNQ, Proprietor. ridge Alum Springs,
Va Take West bound * Chesape ake and ono
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

s1ternmaker; steady, industrious man on
general. mcd!um-sized work. Address,
with references, stating wages desired,
PRINCESS FURNACE ssai4 COMPANY,
&sGlen Wilton. Botetourt8 county, Va s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

iyNANTED--A FEW r DOM AND ETABLn
bourders; everything tlrst-class. Table
the very best. 4os East Main Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
REAL ESTATE -- F or Sale.

BARTON HEIGHTS, LARGE. SHADY.
3a lot, seven-room we'll built house. all
modern; now ready to move in. Price,
4. $780, 5# Located on Roberts Street. APP
ply to ID. r. BROWN. Barton Heights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

10000 TO LEND ON DIAMONDS.
Watches ana 1aE Jewelry at New YorI
rates Of interest RICHMOND . ~ ~
220 Ninth Street. ;t3cS f{ i}22sf 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
Hudson Recovering.

/ Robert Hudson, tho man who fell from OF / 2 2
three. story window Monday, is doing well o.
{{hs CIV Home. The doctor In Y attendance
stated last that Hudson nan fe oay
no Internal l!njurtes ana waS su3ie'4's oA'' :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

WANTED-As EGISTERED@ ORsREGIS-
d tered assistant pharmacist could also
use young man with three or more
years experienced nrusts writesa good
8atland and be quick Address Box 50,
Va. 9Et%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
BOARDING.

MISS PITzER 11b EAST FFaANKL
Handsomely appointed house, good SER
vice, private baths. II II }Ii "a NJ s3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

WE STAND READY AND WILLING
to pay 500 for the production o. a Say
a case OF pain we cannot cure to stay
N cured We know how to sure sickness
and 6 We cure q IT.. a Detective henr,n -
cured. Reference: Cured :, lR2e41 eh 10
DIVINE HEALING 1NST!I!H1ll}Ef' - -
East Clay street. Richmond. va 85aU5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

BIG BARGAINS a. IN ID IA NJ o ND,
s{3 Watches and il welry; largest, m ost res
4 y liable RICHMOND LOAN S OFFICE
# Ninth Street. s. Bachrach. ~
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I7tli.lIIT 1VI7I
NOTICE.

NoTIcE-THH SCHOOL BOARD OF
X two female tea cheers to teach In our
High School@-one Of them to be as
signed as assistant principal py inc
4 said board. & Each teacher must oe }, q
4 good Edisciplinar1an and a, capa PIE ~.
\ III d high school of the best STANDARD
4 in this State and must hold a ptr s,lsh
# certificate to show efficiency n . tlle;t
\ work. DAVID T. ip =. - ~ VA I'll
II Supt. Public Schools ManchesterIaVu- q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

ANTED-sPEC IAI. AGENT no a p.
point local 4 canva ssers for i. .l(eylessi
1 fe1hl6ck" new Invention; demand tenor-5
Il anloIs good salary and expen ses pa y
Fable $8 weekly. ADDRESS MANUFAC-s
5SsTURER, 723 Chestnut Street, Phtladel-3
5St In 4 Pa! S5 E9G gt9 is5 8 h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

5NANTED-A MALE ASSISTANT TO
.tteac HI N French n and Il German especially
Ns and to assist in, other subjects II Eneces-
81. sary. Applicants must send testlmon-
RINGIPAL N UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
5Es& sun ok, t4Y q. Ss a. ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

syYANTED-YoUNG MAN TO DO
5kssclerical work; must be good penman.
ia ddress. In own handwriting, stating
salary expected and age. H. Station. a,
,,Ss11fy C ss III 49, istsS iti5{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

GOOD CRANEAIAN FOR
VI model GO Marion Steam Shovel; good
wages to right man Apply to LANE.
Fl BROTHERS COMPANY, williamsburg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

WANTED-To SELL TWO CORN
n binders, one husker5 and shredder &in
hrst-class order Address F 451, care
X Times Dispatch. 42i o n NJ $$si
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HORSES TO PAsTUR

THIRTY 81 ACRES OF FINE GRASS;
( plenty Of shade and waters; stable at
night; will take ono for his keep WI, Win
~ care and food guaranteed. sTAF-,
(, FORD II. PARKER. Henrlco county,
va, or American National Bank, 55s3ls..s
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OUR SUMMER RATES WILL CON-
q tinue untils5August 18th; twenty per
cent. discounts allowed and unl!m!ted
g scholarships Issued MASSEY BUs1-
& NESS COLLEGE.,x I, \. II 5 VIZ
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WANTED, FOR u. # s.lARArY-----ABLE.
si@nnd S.. citizens Of United States, OF
good character and temperate habits,
Sss. who ca Il speak, read and write. English ~
Il For information apply to gRECRuI Ting
s3SOFFICER. 800 East Broad Street, Rich.
8 nlond Va. Is h D
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Retail Grocers' Excursion, August 8th,s
to ocean View? They go direct e, !, ! by
Norfolk and Western Railroad :,tTlckels
only s1.25; children, % D pes
n time you ever had. III. ~ is w Y i
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EExcuRsloNs.S

a1IGIIsTT s,rFI. THAT'S THE DATE.
Don't be late. All the fun you can
take Retail BGrocers' Excursion. ocean an
View, Tickets, 1925; children. 70 cents.
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Crockett Arsenic Lithia

And baths; elevation 1000 feet Opens
June LIST. Cures Nervous Prostitution.
Dyspepsia, Rheuma tism and Skin Trou-
.bles, kidney and Bladder Diseases and
Female Irregularities: Clears and fBeauti-
des the Complexion. Write ( for booklet
NJ. G. THO MAS Manager.
Crockett Springs. Va.
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a IWELL-PAYING. LARGE NfANUFAC-
<. turing business for sale. Owners have
other business out Of town. II Interest :
led, address p. O. Box G77 ss 81