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CHURCH NOTICE.
I BAPTIST.

XII hi M BAPTIST. - .
rw v III Streets ePas.or. Rev. GEO "; Nc
p As;Ii i The Rev B. C. HENING, D; p
w rss SnaaS At s esn as suS
NJ /; P TSsTWs1 6 e!l ".
sM SFGRSP pa sArSf a i oe!sek s.
Thomas Thomas starRe. supt w -, -,
Wees glss Sunday II att at ii AZ NJ and sis Rev
viii preach at both services SUNDAY sc"oo'
9 aR s. =, AVENUE BAPr1sT ,e cAgRcE A.;
gSs pastor st s E Hill IS
Termination ssnin ! Of Evil from the Earth." 80
eE aRAGE se sTihEg nAgT5sr =
se!xice as PIX sss
WEST VIEW BAPTIST cHp I SeRoy 1s
Avenue aa Meofaw At ii and
meeting "Wednesday at :, d. \ seats Il%rreee'
Everybody welcome. i8si Il "a t5s 4
Z CENTENARY .MBrHopIsT g H.yR q,
Grass s!FsS ae5wsso Naufts sAq aa
and se,m9s ~ Rey ~ Noss SEE.
sasa r 1t sse c1uFS seats free arc
(corner Tenth and Broad Streets),--On ACCOUNT
Of the absence OF the pastor. Dr. Z, w VILE Il
LINGIIAM Will preach to-morrow ~ X g. ocloc!'
and Rev. q. T. IWILLINGHAM ut S;l6 ~, I,
UNION STATION NJ. r.. CHuRCH lTNy.tsC:SS-s
ty-fourth and N street s)--Ifev. r, NJ MA hEf
astor-Prenching at Il a. M and 8 r. NJ
Sunday School at $3.50 "A. NJ, .Sss lf *
eN"'r''' l''It PRESBYTERIAN Xxx
EIRSr PRESBYTERIAN 5 CTURcHI-REV.
Ma snSa SEATS ceraa wa
SEE SECOND o. PRESBYTERIAN cHURcH-REy,
RussELL CECIL, D, p. /, pastor, sunday SER
p. N. Sunday School ut 8;45 "A. NJ
SERVICES AT GRACE STREET. P3ESHa-
terian Crurch az II A NJ, and 8 n n con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. JERE WltHEh-5
se cHnRc III Of OF THE COVENANT CORNER
Park Avenue and Harrison StreeD-rRey. ].
CALVIN STEWART, D. D,. pastor --p!vlnet
sunday School at $3.50 a. M v Devotional SER
Vice Wednesday ats r.. NJ st44,4i S4f45feS "a
''SFfB'. II .3i3 3' CHRISTIAN. Il
MARS SHALL va SpREETea5 g II RI 81 AN
church-ReY, B. II. MELTON pa tor; -Frea chs
ing al II A.. NJ. No service at. night unt,l
Septemper LIST, sunday School $3.50 "a NJ.
Chris tan Endeayor, Society 1880 p. NJ.
WEST END CHRISTIAN. CHURCH ION
Norris. between Main and 1'loyd Avenue -
Branching tomorrow by Rev +. w TROY.
Jr,T Of Newport News, at ~ A. NJ asd s;iS
r. NJ, s.5 ,5s q VA jas4S53.s. W We
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FIELDS MUST. PAY
TAX o.: MILLIONS IN.
Board Of Review Gives Cook
County $4,000, GOO Inter: Interest
for Seven Years. ,5sis

" CHICAGO, July 27.--The three-cornered
controversy between the Board Of. Res;
view. the executors Of the Marshall Field
estate, and the CT ty Corporation counsel's
office came to an end Wednesday, when
the taxing body decided that the Field
estate should be taxed on a total Of
$50, 600, 900 this year, Including back taxes.
N The decision means that the executors
OF the estate will be compelled to pay
the county $2,S00.000, which Is moro than
the total amount of property on which
Mr., Field, was taxed during the last year
of his life. III VI Il
The greater part Of this great sum Is to
come from the collection Of back taxes.
on which Mr. Field Is held by the hoard
to have escaped payment. The members
Of the board estimated the back taxes
without any authentic figure to guide
them, n
\ il. w. @Upham, president OF the board,
held that the hoard should fix the amount
Of property upon which te1es had not
been collected since 1899 at an average
of sl5,OOO,O00 a year, amounting to s1o5-
900, 900 for the seven years. To this sum
will be aded 10 per cent, interest liked
by law to be collected In all cases of
this kind, This interest amounts to
s4S2, 900. The personal property upon
which the estate will be compelled to pay
taxes for this year was placed OF S2s-5
}QgsVly, So ~ Sl ~ g. Af6s III IKE
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AMERIKA HAS ARR OW ESCAPE
t IRON COLLISIO sWITH SHIPI
Wireless from Steamship ,274 Miles at Sea Tells
Marked by Heavy Winds-.-M II. Rockefeler's
Shuffleboard Play Closely Watched

u n E1Ws YORK July 4 q. THE Herald to-
day publishes the following by wireless
3telegraphy from the steamer Amerlka at
/ sea on Wednesd day: fil 81 Btiz
III ii The Amer ka rs 1874 miles from New
York In d dense fog. The trip has been
an unusual one for July as the ship
has passed through rain, fog and stiG
nortfiwesterly gales ever since leaving
Cherbolirg. Every stateroom In the first
and second cabins Is taken. 81 rs 8ss "a Nj
The principal amusement seems to be
watching John d .. II Rockefeller play
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ed a trlfleS wkward lat first, but per.
severed und finally Became the most ex.
pert player on board /. Mr.. Rockefellcra
sporting propensities ended here. and Shs
left the high bidding on pools IN the
smoking room to Reginald Vanderbilt
and Arnold Dal who won several times.
n In a dense fog bank this morning q
small sailing ship doomed up suddenly
three lengths orr the starboard bow.
There was great excitement on board
Until the danger was passed. 1t Is cx.
pected that the steamship will dock about
q o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
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COAL AND WOOD.

YOU DON'T WANT LONGS LONG
wood, but you want 8 Longs saw
ed wood that lasts long M time;
r all kinds OF woods; oil kinds Of sum
/. meri coal; my slab wood Is exactly what
y =, y want In hot weather; half cord,
4, Broad. a Phones 1920 and 1853. NJ
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FOR SALE COMPLETT BOTTL1NG
"A chaser issi i large proft IN business; to
/ make ginger ole and soda waters, et Is |;
IA soda fountain for sale. GARLANDl-,
VI MORRISS. Nfatlteo. Va. So.
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you VSht0ConCetrde your Advertising Expenditure and
" Apply Il where Il will "a the Most Good use Ti
The Rate for Classified J, !: y | 4
advertising

gis l cent per, word, n ct Cash In AD y
WANG II. With Il minimum cost Of 10
cents for each inserti on. Tho ssat1rel
rate applies to deaths, marriages 9, \ r, :s
tees. No display type Flowed IL, the
classified columns. pSl Si III y!y
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PERSONAL,

GET 4 TICKET FROM YOUR GRoCTR
for the best excursion OF the season,
x Tickets, SIPS; chldren.@75 cents, Ocean
View by Retail Qrocers. 4 ,i5l
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CLASS NAN WITH
saw-mill to saw and deliver 4 s1ailroad
IL station lumber from tract OF apouf y g
e million and a half feet OF 5000 pine
timber III Address II $40. care This office
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AssIsTANT
VS. Pharmacist (sngle man),E capable III 70
charge IL Il necessnrE Appl q az
XII once WEST8END PIARMACY,tsI 1amp-
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cLAREksviLLETI ora DRY TOWN.

ALL ABOARD NEXT TRAIN FOR
& Clarksville with your . orders for
e CORN. WHIsKEY, 81 AND JUG:
v s2.15 AND JUG: RYE 5{8 WEIsKEY
3 FIR ONl:E 800 TO $500 PER GALLON.
w. H Gooch is noSfonger in the whiskey
business, as the Mann law broke him,
$50 send all orders to THE &CLAKS-
WILLIE WHIsKEY3 HOUSE. GAINESVILLE,
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SEAL ED PROPOSALS.,

ceiyed until noon Monday August 8,
1905. to furnish the Penitentiaryl
200 Cords Sound, Seasoned Pine Wood.
40 Tons Egg Anthracite Coal.
.,a0 Tons Nut Anthracite Coal.
Io be delivered on the grounds. free OF
freight and hauling.
u +. MORGAN, Superintendent.
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LIVER PILLS,

.FRAYSER'S LIVER PILLS ARE LIT
tie wonders makes you feel good all
I over: 10c:. boxes: 5000 boxes years sale.
y Street. 4 iTffis
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'WANTED-AT ONCE, BY "A CoMPE-y
tent young man, a position In office as
5g clerk or book kee per; can give refer
{ ences Address P.8O. Box 522. s5a
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALEErRfdG sff1r s. RDi EourP.
ment, consisting (, Of machinery tools.
i 10 Ii2o HIP. !, electric ceiling fans. sin-}
Il gle and double betting, shafting. hang.
b ers, pulleyst etc, lumber and flrewood
cheap Address g. ~ 4 !, T g III 1S''s'
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LOST AND \ FOUND !,

LOsT--A q OLD "A up ID NDANtl M Ir1a Ohr
RI II. W., on Broad Street, between
sixth and Seventh or \ orth i1e n ca q.
Reward * IL returned to WI L11IAMS
Ii PRINTING CO.s6 South Tenth Street.Fty
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5ls
Precious.

This advertisement appeared recently In
"a Glasgow paper: 4 Found wandering In
Castle Street, on Saturday evening. 2sth
gult. child, age about three years
healthy looking dark hair gray eyes and and
rudy cheeks. able to talk little and
swear. "a u vi Az X I'd IS g!I + II
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LEGAL NOTICE.


VlER9tETA; n T III Nh lay S1y n,
RICHMOND s THE l2TII DAY OF JULY.
Florence Flo P, Dlckeraon, ~. 3, !. rla.nun
w''''am s. P IN oH%NcnRY.. Defendant
The object Of this suit -ls t g. obtain a
s slSn from ynd hs fer the
And an affidavit having been nrade and
filed THAT the defendant. william II.
Pickerson, is not resident Of the
DO appear here Within teen days a after
the due publication hereof and do what
suit, ~ J, 'l ga
?, II. WINSTON. Clerk,
tVlRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
rEA GE TIE A R sTPhhMh cGH 1hT 81 i An
Mamie F., caskle,...,...., ....." Appellant,
Richard @, Scott. Executor, ct als".,,,..
.,,,
to decree Prone pronouneed by tie chan eery
Court Of the city Of Richmond, on the
X The object of the petition in this cause
annuled, and affidayit having been made
and filed that one Of the appellees, Ellen
T.. Centaro, Is q NONRESIDENT OF the State
Of Virginia. 1t is ordered that the said
order orHas''ii in The Times.p Dispatch. a ne VS..
paper published In the city OF Richmond,
for four successive weeks, appear here
on the first MONDAY. In September, 1905,
to answer the said appeal and do what
Is necessary to protect her Interests
herein. s "a u Z
NJ Ii, STEWART JONES. q, q.
Henry r, Miller. Counsel for petitioner,
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GRE EAlBI,R'JlERIsWH SULPHUR SPRINGS

h (The oldtYWhite sulphur) Now Open. lI3.9
Famous for its Sulphur ba this. Modern in.-
provements, TIL private baths. Permanent Or
chestra Terms SIS to s25 week. $50 to $50 per
month; Write for i illustrated book let. ddresz
80 GEO. "A. MILLS. Jr.,, Manager. G{&
Greenbrier White Sulphur sprdngs, w, Va
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3: he report, continuing. says
The INSTRUMENTATION Of the Corps

-
The report, continuing. says:
The INSTRUMENTATION Of the Corps
In regard to the action Of the corps in
going beyond limits and proceeding In a
body to; the town OF Lexing ton, on, the
evening OF November LIST, the committee
endeavored to ascertain whether this also,
was not an nfractton Of article 123 X ST
the gulations. The superintendent and
the Board OF Visitors thought not; Eand
their evidence upon this point Is wo rthyl
OF special consldera ton The reasons
assigned for not imposing e. penalt y for
this offense was u lack OF evidence as
to who the Offenders were. and the cons
yiction that the corps acted hastily and
without duo consid Grafton OF the seri-
BUSINESS Of their action. That the board
considered the matter carefully Is shown
~ the following resolution adopted by
them at their. meeting November 9th ~:
~ on motion, the following was unani-
mouslys adopted q III PIG. 5 n I,
"s.Whereas, the board has fully consld..
cred the action OF a large number 7 OF
the cadets Of the corps in going beyond
limits, contrary to regulat Ions, on & the
LAT 4ISof November 1905, 4 and ! salts fed
that the same was intended merely 81
o protest against food cond itlons at the
mess hall, . and not as an act OF insu Dor
dination: 81 III B, @ n, 81 ].
sHReSolVed by the BOARD = HAt ~ rs y AcVis -.
called upon to advise those cadets that
such a method Of endeayorlng to have
corrected conditions which they may deem N.
defective Is ill-adyised. contrary to regu-
lations and Justly to be condemned; that
the board is and always has been wiling
to receive and carefully consider any
respectful written communication rom So! 7
cadets concerning any matter, ana ana s8 %
give cadets a hearing as to such mat
ters; that in consideration OF the q, CIT
5cumstances in this. particular case, It Is
directed that no penalty be imposed. st II
Is directed that this action be announces m nc a.
in orders &. [. Il, !,
the superintendent and Boardfno't 7s &, ,1s
itorg. the committee areBof opinion =, that
the action Of the corps on the evening ~ y
Of November LIST was violation OF article =,
ia of the regulations prohibiting ,lnal-
vidual cadets from gong beyond limits,
and also OF article 1873, prohibiting com ON
binations. s VI Y. s.. i, s J,
count Of the cadets who remained on
the grounds would have revealed the
Identity Of those who had gone to Lex te:''- Z
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Pine Beach Hotel r vi,. ssss''

Twenty minutes by trolley from Norfolk. WI.
Hotel combines every known comfort and con.
yenience. b Unexceled cuisine and service. Salt
Purest drinking water. Bathing. Boating Fish.
Ing, Tennis ouoits Coli Fine o. rShes sl
lot, n W7M.. G. ROVER. Manager.
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ROOMS WANTED. \

5WANrED-BY nc UR ADULTS, SEP
ten,ber LIST, four or five rooms on first
floor central location desired. Addrcss
III A. d. s., 621 North Fourth Street.
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53 CONGRESS HALL, An
Cape May, N. EJ.ia Situated Son blufr overlooking
the Ocean Surrounded by lawn OF ten acres.
Brick Hotel under same unanag as 3190S.
Appointments andi CUISINE first class. All arnuse-
mehts. tennis. bowling and large cafe. Guests
have the privilege OF all .amusements at the
made for families. For terms. etc.. address ?.
H. IS. CAKE. Rates. SIS week and up.
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT 5YOUaTCC CALL 3AT57os EAST
we have the largest and best line OF
ii Trunks and Travelling Necessities In the
e city: repairing done. Fl. SStIV,T4R OUN-
10 TREE q RRO::3 Trunk and Bag Co, .5nE
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The COME d erate Mulseunn

omen daily fsein 8 x. 81. 10 8 +, q, 4 admls.
5iqp. = csass, Free 9n satvFs u Fl N 81
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BARTON HEIGHTS, LARGE. SHADY;
lot, seven-room we'll puilt mouse, a.
$3.50. G$ located on 8R Roberts Street. Ap-
ply to s.. r. BROWN. Barton Heights Us
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4, AND WAGONS.

observation-disclosures SPECIAL LINN
5iSGf I oiose 4 or open tops; steel or rubber
M tires: high class at low prices. "a. W 9.
SMITEi,ISl4 N. Fl fthE Street. ~
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sHUMATE HoNING sTRoP; MOTH
WAGNER DRUG CO.. lSia n I, II 81 81
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Inspection Of Offices and and
Buildings. f.t

THE committee made e visit to the mess
hall while the cadets were at dinner.
Tho cadets informed the committee that
the dinner was an average one. 'e
amount OF the food seemed ample ana
the quality good. "a The individual 3 mem
bers Of the COMMITTEES took seyerh. !, .e ras
at the mess hall, The variety 9 peared
"a be satisfactory and the service fair. y.
The committee visited q number OF
the rooms In the barracks, and found
them crowded many rooms being occu-
MED by} four cadets, The ties timony was
Unanimous that the best results IN the
way of study and discipline cannon pc
secured with moro than two cadets IN
each room, and In no case should there
be more than three In q room, W Y
"a The committee found the gymnasium
we'll appointed In every way. 4 he bath
room was dark and poorly ventilated
There were a number OF good porcelain
tubs but only one shower, The physical
director testified that more light and air
should be provided, and recommended
the abolition of the tubs and the substl-
tuition OF shower baths. "; q IA 4.
The cass-rooms were we'll equipped,
and the work of the various departs
ments appeared to be In high state
Of efficiency. x # si II g's 5g I !. a
The hospital was an antquated 5struc-
ture, and was not adequately supplied
with surgical facilities. hut was neatly
kent and at the time of the visit Of the
icommittee contained only one patient, S \
The kitchen was cramped, imperfectlyi
provided with utensils and ill-adapted to-
the cooking Of q variety of foods at any
one time, Tie bakery was also entirely
too small, The places where meat was
kept for storage was only large enough
for three. or four carcasses. was
scarcely more than an lice box. irS5 r.
-AIpony kitchen. equipped with modern
appliances, Is urgently needed, as well as
a cold storage plant. i 58 IA I.
The committee are, however, advised
that since they Visited Lexingto on Gems
tracts have been given on y for the cons
istruction OF a kitchen and cold storage
plant ana that the work. !s now We'll
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REPAIRS AND RENEWALS TO EN-
gines. Boilers, etc. iWeiEwll save you
I money, that 4 Is u our business. G. 3.
FORD CO., Trigg shipyard Phone 1923.
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ROOMS FOR RENT. \ VI

ROOMS II FOR RENT MIC ELY FUR
I.i,ishcd rooms, with or without board.
1909 East Clay. i3SS n ;sssS
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MACHINERY B REPAIRS AND RE-
d newnls in GLIDING Engines Boilers and
oil other kind of york that made e re R'en !,
CO.. Trigg Shipyard. Phone 1923.
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FUTURE N.
s@FU|L.IL..0|||F|''a. HOPE 10 {.
Continued from First Page) 5ssss 3H


soth and continued until May eth, exar1 az a
Ing the oftcers Of the institute. the mem
bers Of the board OF visitors and thirty l'L
i've cadet As @ u Fl s.Ss M q y, n u.
n There follows on account Of the SAi n !
IA, 81 buildings by the commits on
ers, after which the dismissal o. the Yen !,
cadets 55 "a the fall OF 1906 Is discussed
thoroughly; the various official papers are :. g.
quoted ana a detailed account OF the
notion Of tho Board Of Visitors IN dis dis
missing the Offenders is set out
Al This unfortunate affair is nlready "a =,
3milinr& to the public. having been print
Cd d number OF times. On this point the the
report says: j5$ /.
g5 It is the judgrnen OF the committee
4 that the members OF the third CLASS IA
II who signed the paper &C dressed TO the 81
post adjutnnt were guilty OF q fiagr1an1Nt ID
h violation OF Article 1923 OF the regula-
a tions. and we're Liable to dismissal
Sd therefor; that the Board OF Visitors II
x had o. right to prescribe the conditions II
t1l upon which tho offending cadets
n might remain at tho institutes; that 81
SS5 the signing OF tho paper prepared by "A
the board, acknowledg lying wrong and #
tx expressing regret, was such4a reason q
4 able condition., and that the refusal n
3@Stof6t the snid cadets to sign that paper
" could not be Justified except BY tho
oath which they had taken among Y
A themselves, which was In itself an ad-
ditional Il and deliberate violation OF
isArticle 1923, with which they should
Y have been and were familiar. NJ iii
The committee. therefore. unani-
mously conclude that their dismissal
,sg was fully warranted by the facts, and III
N that to have acted 81 o herwise would
have subjected the Board OF Visitors
to merited criticism, would have beer
subversive Of good order and sound ii
T5@s discipline at the institute, and would
Il have tended to encourage similar acts D
OF nslibordlnn,jen in the future
t's' gs's55, ~. !. va, -, = H., HI
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1 REAI, 9EST'ATE-Fo Rent.

FOR & REN T-FfU mi SHED COTTAGES
at SWilloughby Beach: one % rG 20 e aho
one MS connect Apply nyo ~
IA
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REAL ESTATE F or Sale.

.yVANTED-To NJ r EN- IL Fl oTEL AMI,
3! sell furniture, business and good will
Of one #ofs the very best located, best
paving :E hotels In West rginia;8 q
money maker from the first day Ad-
dress PFC II Box II, Ronceverte, W. W.. y q. q.
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MOUNT j .JII>I;TI.,l DE, SALES

ACADEMY oFaTHE WHEATON,
CAToNSVrLLE (near} Baltlmore), MD.
tensive and attractive; situation healthful;
beautiful view OF Baltimore--hills. river and
bay; accessible by electric cars, Thorough
guages, Illustrated catalogues on application.
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h SHOE REPAIRING.

EWIIY PAY Soc. FOR RUBBnR HEELS
Of anytold make wten We Will g ~ 9, ys.
with he name stamped on the hector
4 SIS cents we are a Bile to DO IT. for we
buy direct from the factory at Wholesale
Cross brand, 7I cen ts| as good as others
Charge double, White ga Oak 4 Leather
Half1 Soles-Men' 8. rs centsi ladi les, u 60
cents. 8SE DREW'6 i2f 1LEC.'Rr Cs# SHOE
FACTORY. No. e ZIG East Main Street.
5s' Phone 2667. "A. Fl ie$
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FOR SALE, GROCERY, LAUNDRY
and dairy wagons, runabouts and, bug.
Il giles; single trucks, newt painted am, rI1
some Of them almost new, R1CtlAHtlD1c-B5
SON BROS. 615 Brook Avenue VIA iS5
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MADsTONE@ FOR sALB: PRICE. IS, 600.
n Name and address given for &c. stamps.
s$J 40. care this office. $s5l 81
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HELP IVANTED--Male.

earn 40 to $50 mont " at home In spare
time corresponding for newsp pers no
Il canvnssing; experience unnecessary
81 Send for pnrticul ars. u PRESS 8SYNDl-
81 CATE. Lockport, Z ssEt agss WA wv
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Old Dominion iron and Nail Works Co.,
49,, Richmond, { Ya. July %, 1905.
stockhoid MuA 81 tiis eompany Viii i ba
held at tho general office OF the COM
pnny, Belle Isle. Richmond. Va, at "a
O'clock noon, AUGUST 2, 1905.
a tl II. r. WAYT.S Secretary. y
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CoTToNsEED MEAL FOR SALE.
8s Cheap, by # RAVENS n OIL COMPANY,
tfWAshinRt ~ G; e
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CHEAPEST LINE OF # RUNABoUTs,
Top Buggies and Surries in the city; don't
forget It. w. G. SMITH, 314 N. Fifth
wv Street. aa lI555 y
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q GOD COLoRED.
week ~ must be- competent; permanent
81 job II "a pplyS at once, or address Y N
s,slABLE'S s. CLEANING w RKS, Dan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28

FOR sALE-AT c RDAT REDUCTION,
certificate credlting owner with 500 In
y purchase OF new Cable Pianos ADJ
Il dress B 127, care Times Dispatch. Fiji
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WANTED.
MISCELLANEOUS.

RETAIL sGROCERS' EXCURSION TO
Il Ocean View, August sun ssit l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
HELF WANTED-FEN1ALE,

Any s1NTEI,LIaENr PERSON MAY
= earn 40 to $50 monthly at home In spare
s time Corresponding for newspapers; no
canvasslug; experience unnecessary
Send fors particulars. PRESS sYNDI-
rs CATE, Lockport. NJ. 7. lt5 8sliB d 5Jl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28

ESTIMATES GIVEN ON
Awnings, Tents Ard Flags prompt Wort:
large stock. H. II. COPELANDg& CO.,
l'Phone 2576 Nj j5s 4; ~ ~ II @ /.
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iWANTED-As ID GOD CRANEMAN@ FOR
NJ model co Marion Steam Shovel; good
wages to right rnnn Apply to LANE
BROTHERS COMPANY, Williamsburg,
MN Ef55 ~ t't tl9by%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28

b saNrHi GUARANTEES e Please; ss5 Per
a gallon, B cents half gallon; special
N prices to churches. Address t. y
II ELKINGTON, with p. Maia, Il East
Broad. Phone 52i7. "a t, II. fg
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WA NT15D FEW II DOM AND sT \ y ; g 2
bonrders; everything nrst-ciass e. ~ ' D1e