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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Swallowed a Diamond.

At Omsho, Neb.. on May 20 Z
WOmsn stole d $500 diamond and
ih the store swallowed il, trying "a
-evsde detection She was arrest.
ed An X-rsy photograph reveal
I'd the stone
The diamond is yours" SAID
a police judge to the jeweler.
axe it, but if you resort 10 q
.Rieal operation against the pris.
eoners will and she dies YOU can be
bed for murder"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

The farmer with silo can have
an abundance Of succDleBt food
for his stock ali winter: bot even
be will be none the worse Of for
having 4 good sized pile OF car
rots in the cellar The farmer
who has only dry feed during the
winter will, If ne has never grown
them, be surprised al the relish
with which they will be eaten and
at the good they will do. One or
Two a day will go long way to
ward keeping a horse or COW IN
good health and good spirits.
They aid diges ion, purify the
blood. Increase The appetite and
tone up the system generally Rails
ing carrots will in mOst cases bat
buying stock foods and condition
powders when il enDes TO bring
horse and cattle through the VII
ter q good shape. Some animals
do NOT like them at fest, bot tue,
will soen come 10 relish then, even
Dreferring them to grain
To grow them surc-s-fuaA =
rich. loose soil is needed, .na ana
should be well prepared anh well
fertil zed. A heavy dressing Of
ireth manure just before planting
ne not advisable. b II # the manure
e veil rotted or has been pus CD
the land some months before there
Is liitle danger Of getting tho
much. A liberal DIR, ssipg of COM
nercial fertilizer will also he found
profitable. This should ne sown
along the rows and thoroughly
mixed with the soil before the
I. ell are sOwn. The common
s ?" or AS 2 grads will an
.~er very well, although a special
mixture for the psrticula' soil is
always preferable.
The land should be plowed ten
n twelve inches deep, and then
worked down Zine enough for
lower bed" as the saying is. The
eeds are drilled quite thicklY
long the rows which are Is 20 Is
inches apart just wide enough to
'ermit of easy cultivation with an
rdinsry eultivator. When the
,lants are an inch or so high they
h 'uld be thinned out 70 about
sur inches in a row. This thin
ing is likely o be n pretty tedi-
us business, snd is the hardest
'ork connected with their raising.
Ometimes two trimmings are nee
ssary. After this all that lie nec-
sary lie to keep weeds and grass
own and the top of the soil loose
nd mellow. Cultivation should
e kept up until late in the season,
nd the carrots may be left in the
round till their lie danger of dark ,
eezing. After they are dug they 4
Iay be stored in any cool, dry
lace that will keep potatoes.
Two ounces of seed will probably
liant patch big enough for the I
eginner. We have found Dan
srs and Long Orange the best, or 4
least as good as the best, varie 4
es. HumbIen Co., Tenn. E f. ;
Iiller.-Inland Farmer.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Suits To Be Filed Against Trus-
tee,

At Lexington Attorney R. C.
otoII, representing the creditors
in bankruptcy of A. C. Chinn, left
for Covingt0h Wednesday to file
in the Federal Court a suit against
H. W. Balm as trustee 10 bank
ruptcy, to recover the sum of $4,-
800.
The claim is based on the
ground that this sum was paid
to two preferred creditors within
less period of time preceding the
bankruptcy proceedings then is
permitted by the Federal status.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

j. is June makeup b b Ia
tore Nsgazin- keep up 10 its owl
admire bic standard. BIN Tsy-
fOr's Editorial department open.
with a sympathetic comment OF
Gbe San Francisco catastrophe ard
90. j. fd.owtd by . tame % com
e-srative statistics on similar die
Sslefs. o her articles aie 'Jsmes-
s"~n and ViciBiiy," "MOnticello
40 II Appears + da,." Peaks
and RsInhoEs in SIX, Ian 4" Some
q sutiful Women OF he Soutb.'
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

Mothers lose their dread for
"that terrible second summer
when they have DR.. FOwler's Ex-
tract of Wild Strawberry in The
house. Natures specific for bowel
complaints of every sort. 47-4t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

Congressman South Trimble
will not stand for reelection. Mr..
Trimble recently came to this con-
clusion and no one was more sur
prised than was his nearest friends
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

Only one remedy in The worlo
that will at once stop it Illness of
She skin in any part OF the body {.
Doan's Ointment. At any drug
store. so cents 47-4t.
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Farm Por Sale.

A farm of ll5 acres, s miles
from MI. Sterling. well improved
and watered. new barn, good resi
dence, and all in grass. will sell
cheap. 2e-tfi
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'Tisn safe to be day without
DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil in the
house. Never can tell what mo.
meOt an accident is going TO hap
pen. ~ At
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given thai
Chas. Frazier is no longer empow-
cred to transact business for me,
and ! will in no way be response
BILE for any of his acts.
46-5t s. D. Frazier.
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1 repair furniture, put old fur
nl'ore in condition 70 demand
good price. buy any old furniture.
~ ''s cash value. make jumb
spring mattresses. Call and sxst
me ION cCnrt street. c. B. Fiser..
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

Can't ne perfect he,Ith ~ithGpl
pure Oed BurdOck Il OOd Bitters
==%ss pure i,iood. Tones and in.
= eoraies he hole system. Al IL
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

BY virtue Of Judgment anc Order OF sale Of
The Montgomery Circuit Court rendered al the
uril Term. 1906. thereof. in the abo.e cause.
the undersigned WILL on the
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Illinois Central Railroad.
REDUCED RATE EXCURSIONS

TO
Cevulean, Dawson and GraysoR
Springs, Ky. California, Colorado
and the Northwest.
Extremely low round trip rates
to points in Mississippi, Louisiana,
Oklahoma, Arkansas, Indian Ter
ritory and Texas on the first and
third Tuesdays Of each month.
EXCURSION RATES
daily TO Hot springs, Ark.
through personally conducted excnr-
sion sieepers, Louisville to California,
Arizona and Texas.
FULL PARTICULARS of horne agents
or by addressing,
F. W. HARLOW, D. P. A., Louisville
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

Hon W. j. Bryan is now spoken
OF by some OF the newspapers as
leader of the conservative element
of the Democratic party while
VIM R. Hurst is by the same au
thority regarded as leader of the
radical element. All such lie moth
ing more than gas. These gentle
men have always been Democrats
nothing radical only aggressive
leaders.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

Senator Platt, of New York, also
President of the Am srican Ex-
press Company, announces be will
not seek re election to the Senate.
His term Of Office will expire in
1907.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

MoNrcoMERY CIRCUIT COURT.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
CITY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

o. NJ. Willoughby
John Mccormick
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I; SCHOOLS 81.

IN MOST CASES, WHEN A3s !, ;! J Is !
m man or young woman enters g business ness
school i IS done With the yew,n3s p and
pairing Thoroughly for bus iness we 1;,p as
q q u gsoodfbusil,esstt a sehool there
fore Viii obssaff facllitles io1
lie p'Espsatre,at9nnde asd II max max
inr the light start, Is measuring up T,
the demands den Of Its patrons; AZ ey saenre
for July During that m9nt pay VIZ ptass
month az at1the start six ut SO q month !,
four at is month; five ct sSo aamo ON
two at $50 month"; one ct !! &S q non,th;
~. .,&sa racssyeS eleven other applicant ons
W. wbc asoy we Could not AT These offessa
4 sah "a s7b a month at the start. MAS MAS:
SEY BUSINESS CoLL1lllsSeeai : ~ - q
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III STF,DH POSITION AS GoYERNESs
~ a., p,n1,inn or Becrelary references gwen
Ina rsauired Address Box - old
ma rta n &C, Ji5stt IT,. III ltli ~
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\ Cd sfsTWSEN 1910 AND 900 M NJ
All Aveiiiie, one white silk shawl.
3 sra n reward i e. rel turned 1903 Park
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Z d
willie, Still was tapped up eleven times.
This was the first time this season that
he has allowed more than six or seven.
hits. ..And II had more speed and my
curves ii broke better that day than 7
have had for aS long time. said sstlle
colonel. VI! ss.,s 5s iS $3S 81 rs
s$f5 Richmond rooters d splayed more en-
9thusiasml last week than they ever have
Even the ladies In the grand-stand yell
ed Yourselves hoarse and but a very
Il few OF them were seated when the Law,
makers were circling the ii bases
Stewart, "a Lynch burg; me IVA pitcher. Is
getting into the Still and Moser class
He let Roanp pike down aturday with one
Shit and this O scrat ch one. S$ Still and
Willis have the no hit games and Moser
lead IN winning his games. ig5
I'll Liebhardt, with Memphis, In the South
ern League, is doing great work In the
box this year. He has Etched two d ouhle-!
headers recently and won all four games.
Little Rock couldn't connect with him;
Saturday. III n l q Fl MI
The Astoria baseball nine co imposed
OF Richmond negroes, will meet q ninei
from Petersburg at B road Street Park
this afternoon. Both teams have strong
material and there will be a lot Of fun
at the park. b u
"Bllly'' Harmon, OF Norfolk, got q tip
Saturday that Still might leave Richmond
and he was at once busy to II see the
star twirler There was nothing in the
r,,rnor. '.There isn't any club that can
buy him. said Mt. Bradley.
Five to one games were popular with
Richmond last week. Three OF the; five
games lost were by. this score Danville
took the first two games with that score
and Norfolk got the third one here Sat
(urday afternoon. 4 81 l Pr la5i sS55i} ~
-Four games with Norfolk IN Z Norfolk,
and then three or four here with Ports.
mouth the latter part OF the week Is the
schedule, Richmond ought to take three
out Of the four from Norfolk and get
even with Portsmouth for beating her
the double-header. 335
] t was pluck. pure I solid pluck. that
made Evans. Norfolk's catcher throw
the ball to first base and catch the runs
tner5a after no had gotten a broken finger.
Many a man would have allowed the
runner to go anywhere he wanted to
after getting the lick that Evans got.
Cassidy was bumped Saturday "a IN one
Inning tho shoemakers landed on him IN
q fierce manner. and drove y him from
the box. Davenport. from M the IL South
Carolina League relieved him, and held
the leaders down all right Davenport is
said to be n find. 6{s 3s,i tssyy g VA * ss5
Roanoke and Portsmouth are low. tied
for the last place. The result Of the
games this week may bring the Truckers
IN a lot. Danville plays in Roanoke, and
portsmouth tackles s1.ynchburg,s on the
latter's grounds Portsmouth beat Lynch
burg in the other series, md may be
able to do 1t again. n 4 a 81,
Doth Titman and Hamilton got hits In
Saturdays games, Titman received two
safe ones to his credit. and Tommy! had
one, Titman is high UP on the batting
list now, there scarcely being any games
in which he does not secure one or two
hits.
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CAN'T, DRo + ,J i JITsU,
Roosevelt Orders jap Wrestling
CONTINUED at Annapolis. Gl

Eft4HegH NJAASAAkASN%t@ASue eeseesS
WASHINGTON p, tsc;, August b.-..she
Navy s Department has received. orders
direct 4 from President RooseYslt3.tba
4iJll Jtsu be continued as I a part Of the
curriculum Of the United States Naval
Academy fora least ano th :, .y
old school who do not believe in Jiu Jltsn.
They claim that the Japanese methods
iof wrestling as taught In Jiu u tsu are
Sunmanly and cowardly, and should form
no part of the training OF an American
naval officer. The President resents their
criticisms that he would sanction, any
form of wrestling or method Of sells
defense which was not manly He thinks
there Is nothing unfair in the nlethods
employed in Jip Jltsu, and that the Jap-5
anese wrestling .is a great and good thing.
4 His order has emphat!cally slgnlfied hla
spSsItion in the matter for the benefit ot \
those who have any direct Or sad!recs ~
ptereSt, "a Vi .s{ If "a sll IS u
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Standing Of Clubs.

Chicag 8, 10 I; Philadel phia, r.
5@ CHICAGO o, II August s. efore one y Of
the largest crowds Of the season. Chi
cage batted Bender all over5the field and
NO n an easy game over Philadelphia to- to-
day, ~ III " " H. q, q
III Score: - iE55J n Is =. -; y.
chicago !. 4. !. 90 2 o. 40 ~ 2
Philadelphia ..s.:15 Q 50O 90 Q l-.$2 3
38 Batteries: White and Sullivan; Bender
and schreck, Time, 1860 d Umpire, Hurst.
IA ST. Louis, =; New York,
Il ST. LOUIS, August b,-,rho first game
OF tho series betwe on N CIV York and St.,
Louis resulted in, q Victory, for st. Louis
to-day. because New York could not 5hlt
Petty. r Stones $home-run drive in the
nth inning broke the way. for S t. Louis
y Score: M 81 ',sfl W Al f4!55li r. Fl. p.
ST., Louis .,.,,..,, % o o.131o 90 - 2 s o
New York ..,...,,o q 90 @ 9 Ill - 3il
Batteries: Petty and Spencer; Newton,
Thomas and Mcclure, Time. Il 80. I'M
pire. o Loughlin. n It'll 81 NJ n n
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IN "A DER no AVAIL 8YOURsDLF,.OF'
i i1,,,,r s,liiainer rates, you must purchase
o oour Iaoholnrship by August 1bth;wee
viii permit t. 6esn y9tSr p pep oen T.
any nnto Moved unlimited scholarships
issued; good for day or nlght Z, classes saes
Gataiogue giving tul9 paTt11e ~ nars. Tree.
MA SSE ETY. BUSINESS $COl1l1fa<%II''js} II
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7, TRUNKS II, ( AND BAGS b !. )

WE WAN no CALL n ,,rss, EA Ant
S4g Sl o nave the largest and best line OF
trunks and Travelling Necessities II, the
a city:I repairing DONE: "a. Wa RSU;uUJ: tS-.
TREE & BRO. Trunk ana Tag Tag Co.
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YOUNG MAN WANTS BOARD AND
"a room with best of people;S single room
AZ preferred. Address g 47S, ca re this OF
Sf3flCe. fil "a 55s i V 4 "a Egf SS Il W
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our SUMMER RATES 4 w MiiLb por cent cant
Y. rnh NJ issuot Catalogue, giving I, Ivy ~
y na ri iculars, free. MASSEY BUSINESS
a@COLLEGE. A -=-.-
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Cincinnati lat Brooklyn,
5Standingao the Clubs. M
lSOUTHERNSLEAGU

Shreveport 20; New Orleans, "a
NEW ORLEANS s, August s. New Or
leans and Shreveport split even In a.
flouble-header to-day, Shreveport winning
the first gamo by good batting, In the
second game Manuel held the visiting
team to four hits and shut them out.
I First game ~ Score IS r. II. p
Shreveport % 30 o 10 ! 0 % ~ q
New Orleans ....1 10 o. 0t0-I3 40 IN
@ Batteries: Leo and Graffius; Watt and
5Stratton. Time, 1:4s. Empires, Rudder-
ham and schuster. ii III = d
"a Second game: Score, 4 n 55$ h r, H. e
Shreveport SS.. O O % 0 o 0 o 0 o. 4 a
New Orleans 80 2 90 o o - 10
Ef Batteries: Fritz and Graflus; Manuel
and stratton. Time. = :25. 6 Empires, Rud-
5derham and sSchuster q! rs.
Memphis, i; Little Rock, 2.
MEMPHIS TENN, August g. While
sto-day's game was rather featureless, a t
was we'll played throughout. Memphis
scoring the victory by hitting at oppor-
tune times. ~ Vi III sd 5i b Il
e Score: NH 4a 81 S!s r. II, =.
Little Rock "a o15oto 10 % Q D Q
Memphis +. 4. iO1s0l I 1 - 8 Il
Batteries: Allen and Douglas; Stock
dale and 9 wens, Time; LAO. Umpire
HCnmpau. g34 " i4s
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MOXIES THE WINNERS.
Defeat the Athletics by Heavy

N The Moxie base ball club defeated the
Athletics In q good game on Saturday
afternoon on one OF the city amateur
diamonds. The NJ oxies looked as II they
had q tough proposition until the fifth
inning, when the heavy hitting OF the
Moxies told for eight runs 55aSB
The features of the game were the
home runs Of q. " ohns and III ddler and
the two base hits of Burnett, Trayor,
Johns, Fiddler. AIeades and Dixon,
4 Following is the tabulated score: "
ECO ~ Afi NfOXT TS f5 sEfEaf 43
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PURCHASE YOUR sGIIo ~ .eSanP,y B Seni
iors Suits nas your Vol eonvenence; twenty per
cent discount allowed; good f9Tr a & 6 9I
5night h clnsses. MASSEY Is USlN E1oo
tS COLLEGE. IRE viii LEX 5Ei5F54Sst
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"A = VaAJIINl>'T,ED-AT ONCE. REsPECTABL.E
Eiady1 70 live with gentleman and wire,
4 ssysS miles from the city on az r. r.
Food pay; light duties; no waslll!n 9 9;
VII be treated as one OF the 1amlly
u Eantleman absent much OF the time,
Z eSd renulres some one remain with
y y V y Tor particulars, address RI. 8
S8siaas Grove Avenue. Richmond, Va.fQs
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4 M EETlNG NOTICE.
Times Dispatch Branc hes:

~ II
- 49, following Branch Offices have been cs-l
.Tho ns5 for the bsnutit Of those living at @
ta a.,rs ron, tho Main Orice Of The Tlmes-
I nsaes p VII Fsesvs eF sas
any " attention US though they had been loft
csr eha Main OIco and there Viii be 40 extra
Cost The sayer pnu, STORE rwonty.ntt
\ Z, nna sESANEs, 1913 East Broad Street.
TYiintyana 4aS stSsa SsFs sns
], 1 nsTrshSsNrs. ''ssSANT 8 CO.. Foushee ana
RseaSSa i i..lATTiARR No 800 West Maraaali
.,Ss,,a5sM sPi o:,ss DRUG STORE. No. 1871 Yves,
!, Main !, sTSY SiEsRAlpag Brook Avenue ana Gay
stIsg',ss DRUG STORE. Barton Heights,
RAD,5SIIHns =, 4 tpRUu STORE. No. 1900 Williams
burg Ay sMA AaA w. No. 400 East Marshal.
J. I Sweet Drug STORE. No. ltH East Main
ySss11N sS SJsSsSS taiIIXM No au East Aa4a,
i Ssis'iS gREaH %. sou,a
=, iinYn IL s5tTsiGsi -KlpK-PARRIaH CO.. No. III,
Is spex 1sasa Sniff PHARMACY. NO 50, Yves,
~ sI ttys PFiHsXiRstAcY Twen'y-slsnta and n
3RfsoS's PHARMACY. No. ils Camel Street.
vhbIgY NJ AtRH Ell nESsa s!atss and
oI tsAtha AsFee bhua STORE, No. ITO, Hun
j Street re PAG sss'sssssf No. ssr,A sycamore
S!SSSs a.s EssE
G. n. w. KERN NC, corner enty-fifth
r saa i pilAksiA K. M, :s0. 9 stast
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FOR SALE TWELVE y THOUSAND
dollars /, Lawrenceyille "a (Ya.) thirty-yearr
IN coupon bond s. ~. tie * OF Interest," s ID
per. cent annually w .8S3 s w THOMAS,
s8 Treasurer, Lawrenceville,5 Vn- #
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8:BOAR:D5WANTED.

,WANrBD-RooMs3 AND BOARD IN
private family for two, western sec
# ton preferred. Address r X 6se, Times
\ Dispatch. Il5 s5 az
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FOR SALE NB H SECONDHAND
& rubber-tire Stanhope, one surrey. " two
agons Y all in good order.lt,1AA
u MEYERS SONS, 120 South Eighth n g =.
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HAS M RID JOB ON III AND.

5 sS#fS
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|I5'A ,N>TEr, REFINED YOUNG LADIES
StnNnssist in store; MIST come, well re- 9 Z
salary 80 per Week; s =, ~
n york and chance for advancement
EfsIJTH, 300 East Broad. Esst
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REAL lEsTA'TE + 81 Sale.

FOR LE-BEAUTIFULLY$ SIT
\ storms; slxty-eight acres fertile land;
a large house and barns aorchards, gar ar
den; 81 healthy neigh borh God. FREpE-
RIG STARR, @ Gre enWood n epot, " e.
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SyANTED-A 4REsPEcTABLE WHITE
s|SSsWsoman TO cook, wash and iron for, !, a r.
II Email family in the country, " seventy
#1miiIes from Richmond A good, plea.
Il fsserson: mo objection to al foreigner,
&aAddress stating age former service {;
IND = references. P. Is o. Box Il G.5 Gil
ySiiamsvllle. buckingham county, va. 81
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x r. Sherman thought war was hell u what
could no have thought of the poems " ritten
about IT.? AL II II Ii n 81
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IIY,.y esII ER z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
netl Teacher for primary grade work;
ld i 3 Swomen n, good hoalth experience,
AND working knowledge OF methods ana
snrinciples IN modern public school cur
sricula.4 SCHOOL, BOARD, iSN1artlnsVllii!e,
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PERSONALS.
Ndl:5T]i,s: !, !, {, I !, / IsANEOU.S..

SAY ARTNER TAKE 4, P & f1'bn az *
v tna5d ce fyou don't think lime !. rs
wat YOU need Use our o., ,S sRone loI
y ! Iat1g sus1 IS West Broad 81
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Nell; WHAT makes you think Maud 81 en-
go Genent Is to be kept secret y Sell she
toldime SO herself' a @ ssl5 Al Ar 35
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PERSONALLY = o iSss WILL HAVE ,[
the time Of your If you SO WIN
the Retail Grocers on tn cir exacIursio.tt
= sto q ocean View, 33S w edne sday august
sth. Tickets, 81, rs; # ttldren, r. cents
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NJ OST AND B FOlUiND.&

! q l.sIIcrA 81 OF lRICHM ON 3, u III N
/ oAico county, d lot OF Pole Angus
l.fe The finder viii 81 plense ,n y!
/ IS, d.. j. r. D., NJ !. u.
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1 ROOMS FORERENT..

TWO 65 NICELY Il FURNISHED CON.
3ff Meeting rooms; central Grace street
IA small R private \ family. 81 129. cars,
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

Observation-Disclosures SPECIAL LIN
10y ;oaa lnr' oJ.u4 tops: steel or rubber
t 81 s;:o higR-class. 81 low prices, W. Q.
tSvIIri,yi 'eai4 N Fifth Street. 2 5s1sslsi.&s&
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SALESMAN CAPABLE OF,
managing flrst-class dry goods bust
Tess, 4 nth view Of becoming a partner.
s3nly persons Of high moral character
std business ability need apply ADJ
! ress I s. Il. GILMBR "a co., Gre ems
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COAL AND WOOD.

you DON'T WANT LONGS LONG
% %00a woo on tkoaps lasts lo nns t anw
ali Kinds OF woods; all kinds OF sur, !.
) mer coal; my slab wood 10 exactly what
sou wpnt In hot weather; half cord,
I Broad Phones 1920 and 1863.
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oT,TcIToRs & statesmen.

sfscyTEp. AT ONCE GOOD SALES
= |, q an : "a sell American Shock Binders;
/ can can q aasIly make $50 q week BY, little
energy. Apply No. 8 8. Tenth Street.
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=. =
MAcHlh ERY

IsPEcIAI. AND PATENTED AIAcHIN-
h cal idens along TINT patent you hive
4 been thinking about liberal proposition,
q. b.. FORD CO. Tylgg shlpyard,
II, Phone 302S, S ~. 81 e n
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W;A NTED. M GOOD COOK. APPLY, \, TO :
Mrs. c, r, HOFFMANN,lyf Rome 1E f,1a a-el'
!Hhnuposite Soldiers Home.
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s j. p ---:F Re MALE

,AhEY 3s INTEIIgLIGEN'l$ P1RSON MAJ
Nine r ssS re- for newspapers; no
He'd nVassing N sex perience unnecessary,9
Msnnd Tor rticulars. PRESS sYN Il';l
&EATE. Lock port. N. =. tG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06

OUR SUMNER RATES WILL, CON-
tirue until August 15thaiS went per
cent, discount allowed, and INNINGS
IL NESS SCOIIE u, l5isg3s iist 5j5za5
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ETED A. u, GOD TIORsE-SHOERts;;
BOD & wa ges. IA Apply N to ~ ~ Z
fpIIN, w Il lans burg, N a. " II