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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-15
A ubmarine Hotel ~

fish could never be induced to return to its
home, though freshly aerated water was con-
stantly supplied.
The conclusion that seemed most tenable
was was t that the fish never left the holothurian;
but this was highly improbable, and so the
puzzle remained until it was solved by the
curator of the great aquarium at Naples
Italy.
He found that his sea-cucumbers were also
inhabited by Fierasfer, and by carefully
watching them, he saw the fishes come out
formance.
In the large tank the fishes ventured out,
swan around, probably fed, and finally re-
OF it.. Instead of returning head first, as you
would naturally expect, the Fierasfer ap-
proaehed its boarding-hous as seen in the
middle figure, and slipped, not its head, but
the tip Of its tail into the orifce.
In moment the sea-cucumber relaxed to
in an inch, then rested; another relaxation
by the cucumber and another inch gained,
and SO on, until, to the amazement of the
Italian naturalist, the Fierasfer disappeared,
NAL.
You will naturally ask why the fish took
SO much trouble to go in tail first, when It
could be done so much easier the other way;
but, by examining the Holothurian, the cause
is evident If the fish went in head first,
being six inches, or so long, it probably could
not turn around, but by backing in, its head
was always pointed outward.
The Fierasfer, then, is boarder in the sea-
cucumber, a tenant that not only. lives upon
its host without pay, but does not hesitate
to attack it when hungry. This has been
proved by Professor Semper, who found
pieces of the water-lung of the living hotel in
the stomach of the boarder; but, as we have
seen, the former is able to reproduce lost
parts, and probably does not suffer. The
boarder also undoubtedly feeds upon food
taken in by its host.
The fish upon the right of our picture,
with the curious dorsa fin, looking like a
piece of sea-weed, is young Nerasfer enlarg.
ed, that, like many other fishes when young
differs greatly in appearance from the adult
All the fishes of this curious family live in
other animals. One off the South American
coast takes up its quarters in star-fish (Cul
cucumber. In fact, the latter is afflicted
with boarders A crab (Pinnotheres holo
thuriae), one of the little oyster-crabs, lives
in its water-lung, and numbers of shells also
crawl into it, and live parasitic life.
In the East the seacucumbers form all i'm
portant article of trade. They are called tre-
pangs there and hundreds of vessels go to
the localities in which they are found, collect
them by the ton, dry and smoke them on she
them in bales and ship them to China where
they are eaten by the Chinese
Once on the reef | speared one of. these
creatures but, having left my knife on shore,
was utterly unable to detach it. either by tear.
ing it off by main force or by beating it with
q piece of coral 1t was tougher than tile
toughest leather; yet this leathery creature
is considered one of the greatest delicacies by
the descendants of Confucius
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Il - ~
- 80 the Tortugas group of islands, my
kssss8l attention was attracted by u, tne
numbers of great, black, wormiike
creatures that were strewn oVe'
the bottom just within the breakers, Wneie
the water was smooth. They were hoiothu
rlans, or sea-cucumbers, the lower ngure"
shown in the accompanying illustration;
Wishing to secure large specimen, hauieu
my boat over among them, and soon hah one
more than foot in length in the glass jar
or portable aquarium, carried for the purpose
Another was lifted from its sandy ped ior
examination, and curious creature 1t was
1t seemed like great, grotesque caterplilar,
made out Of leather and filed with water, as
the handling caused it to eject two streams
of water with considerable force. After piac,
ing it upon the seat Of the boat, we Iounu
that the creature had elected all its interior el
organs-actually thrown them OIL. 1his
would have been grievous calamity TO al
most any animal except the sea-cucumper;
but, curiously enough, they have the 1acuity
of reproducing lost parts to wonderfui ue,
gree, and if placed back in the water would
soon provide themselves with an entirely new
set.
This sef-dissection of the sea-cucumber al
fords us opportunity to learn something
of it's position in life, and we find it is cou-
sin of the star-fish, having a very similar ar
rangement of organs, and though SO worm
like in appearance, is really radiate amman.
About the mouth are numerous tentacle-lke
gls, that in some species are of the most
fantastic description. In our common North
ern Pentacta they appear like shrubs OF
mosses, and are used as a part OF the pro-
tective arrangement of the animal.
The body being large and conspicuous,
would soon be noticed on the sandy bottom
by its enemies, SO the Pentacta burrows In
the stand, and when otu of sight, a delicate
shrub is seen. like some plant thrusting aside
the grains of sand Now another branch ap-
pears, then another, until finally over the
spot where the sea cucumber disappeared
there waves in the current a richly -colored
branch Of seeming algae-the mouth-parts OF
the Pentacta that thus lies concealed, yet ex-
posed, in perfect safety.
In Others the mouth-parts resemble mush'
rooms, ferns and sea-weeds of various shapes
and colors, often of the greatest beauty.
If we should follow up our investigations
of the anatomy of the sea-cucumber we should
find that it breathes by what is called a wa
ter-vaseular system. In the starfshes a hard
red spot is seen upon the upper surface, pune
tured with minute holes. Through this wa
ter is strained and taken in, passing out into
the arms and filling the sac-like feet. In the
sea-cucumber there is similar arrangement,
only the madreporic plate, as this pink sieve
is called, is on the inside.
The feet of the sea-cucumber are in rows,
and are almost useless, only enabling it to
move along in clumsy worm-like manner,
much slower than any worm you know OF.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-15
The Little Busy Bee

EES constitute a large family, and
belong to the order of Hymenoptera.
Solitary bees live in pairs only, and
use the nests of other bees. The
tapestry bees are dainty, and the
wild poppy forms the material for
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-15
Copyright by James Elverson.,

7EVERAL years ago, in walking along
the half-submerged fringing reef oil
4 the Tortugas group of islands, my
I'll attention was attracted by @ tne
numbers of great, black, wormiike
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Tn7cs-Dispatch Branches,

The ,,. following Branch Offices have hsen
distance frep the Main onice Of Tho 'ff,m.x.
any OF these branches win receive The s.,as
at Tho Main oee and mere Viii I b. g uo . isn
sLAUGHTER's DRUG STORE. Twen,y.st,b
W. +. EANEs: esis f. Broad Street.
Aot H sfoT W TTfHE1ie aFa h,Sss
rHs isisis CHANT & CO.. rou.hs. ana
G. ht W. iIlAsfTsTii:MEn No, so ws., uar,,.n
rHoMfsoN,.s DRUG STORE. No. 1921 w.,,
!. Ai /. BiEavERIpGE. Brook Avenue an, clav
nApYs DRUG STORE; Barton Heights.
n6 eIIks ASi PMARax 'S No. 100 E4s, Marsha.
ci Tfsss' DRUG STORE, No. iu. Eu., Main
,t St5sei s cFSySf HfifffHS'ha No ,7
pi fsfssi sT hTssifSnPli.A RnAcr No s4 South
I5iiNN I'M 3 KIRK PARRISH CO.. No q,
TIE PARAaoN PHARmAcY. No. Sol ws.,
EATON ATSS PHARMACY. Twen.y,e,xa,h and "
Ri iistiS'i : PHARMACY. No. ils Canal Street
J. 4. LEWIS. No I East Broad Street
hgNpLEY WALKER Twen,y-hf.h and
cA sRfH igiRtua STORE. No llm Hull
Street. Manchester,
" \, PERKINS, No. 20 Nortb syeapot
GAGY TWeniy sivSi f ara !s shss,. fHAi'
G. T. W, KERN, NC, corner Twenty nth
sus cAerch Hlu AYeaus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Blaine's Memory.

Edward Standwood's new biography OF
james G.. BIuine says: '.'rhc few glmpscs
we get Of hinr ut this the school, boy
period OF his life not only suggests The
future politician they show iii something
like maturity the traits for which he
was afterward famous. 1le lonow every
boy In school by name. Perhaps there
was no accomplishment which moro en-
dcared him to casual acquaintance OF the
first meeting. sf. HI F iE
Ills reputation III this respect some
times led people to expect too much, the
same account continues. he himself re-
lated that he was accostcd at Il town ia
Ohio, after one OF his nIeetaags. In the
travelling canvass OF 1884. BY q man who
referred to his memory for faces, and
asked II Mr.. Blaine remembered him. ~
54.'Evidcntly Blaine did not, but before
his tongue made the confession already
apparent on his face the man said, with
disappointment: Why. WAS
in the crowd at the station when you
passed through here in 1916, and stood
right before you.'." i5s5f $sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
THE PREsBYTERY
At LEXINGTON.
General Assembly Overturned Not
to Concursin Articles Of
Agreement.
(spcclal 70 rhe mcs.Dispatch.)

X lSpcclal to The Times Dispat ch)
" LEXINGTON, vA.,N May 5.-To-d day,
the second day OF tho Presbytery OF Lex.
ington, was devoted to important bust
ness. Rev. DR.. j. NJ vanDcvnnter,
chairman. made Il nnttcring report for
the Committee Of Foreign Missions. M.
r. Mcclure was received Under tho Pres.
sbytery ns n candidate for the ministry.
Rev. 3. II. Dupuy was called to Brant-
10y and Midland churches, Of West vir-G
glnin. n
'rhc Prcsbytery overturned tho General
Assembly not TO concur In the ARTICLES
OF agreement lately adopted by tho con-
ference ut Charlotte. N. c., but to do
all in It's power to encourage CO. opera
ton with the sister churches through the
regular committees and boards Of the
respective churches.
The 1'resbytcry confirmed tho 5nomi-
nation OF commissioners to tho General
Assembly madc last fall. Tho principals
arc Rev. G. 3. stricklcr, y. D.. and
Rev. w. y. Hudson and Elders w. S.
Currell md s. i. Plson.&
Or. r. II Barron of ElkIns. w. Va,
preached tho presbyterial sermon to-
eight, his subject being 'The Influence
OF Calvnlsm on the Formation OF Chris
,tian Character"
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Confession.

It Is hard for lis country editors to get
the hang Of city ways. We slept In a
short grass editor man, and In the morn-
INK We noticed him walking aro1nd the
room in n brand-new night shirt. which.
We presumed was the first one he, eveT
owned and was anxious that We should
APPRECIATE It in all its glory, when we
asked him: bill, why don't You drcss?"
lie said 'T am waiting for my clothes
to cool on" Waiting for your clothes
n nut my clothes on that ere thing last
night, and this morning it seems to be red
hot" lie had put HE shirt and breeches
on the steam radiator and had TO ihang
them out Of the window to cool them suf-
f1ciently to crawl into thcn.-Concordla
f(kan) Gazette. ss III
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CORONER FAILED Ill. q ].
TO FIX THE BLAME.
Luttrell and the Ramsey Woman
Will Be Given Preliminary
Hearing.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Ilmes-Dlspatch.)
BRISTOL TENN. May 3.--The cor
oner's Inquiry into the murder Of Letitia
Glover. whose head WIS almost chopped
off with an axe while she slept, was con-
cluded this evening. The jury will report
that the Glover woman came to her death
by fouls means. but Without undertaking IT. Y
to fix the responsibility on any one.
However. Chief Of Police Caldwell who
Investigated every feature OF the affair,
says that he was unable to find q motive
for such deed anywhere outside OF
Sylvester Luttrcll. in whose room the
woman was killed. and Jamie Ramsey,
the woman who, 1t was proven, had made
many threats against Letitia Glover.
Luttrell and the Ramsey woman will be
given u preliminary trial before q mags'--
ltratc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
He Hit.

At the recent annual meeting OF the
voters OF C2pc Elizabeth two names
were presented for moderator Harry s.
Jordan and Clement L. Staples. Republic
can and Citizen. respectively. The orator
who nominated Mr.. Staples made q
mighty effort who Is "a Clement y.
like pump handles and strobe back and
forth on the platform. a deep and illl-
pressiYe silence follnwed, Again wa wing
his arms. he called RI n voice Of thln-
der: .Tho Is Clement y. Staplcs?" The
silence was more pronounced and the
effect gre0fer. The audience was visibly,
Impressed. Before attempting to dwell
upon the good qualities OF his candidate
the speaker again broclnimed: say
who is Clement IL Staples?"ST
A small nran In the rear Of the Etll
stood up on chair and broke the silence
by saving: WAL; III bite Who IS
he ?''-Boston Herald.
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--=7------7---7- -
LEGAL NOTICE.


> CUT COURT OF HIINRICO COUN-
rY, VA, APRIL Il, 1900
CLIFFORD w. Fuller, Executor Of the
last will and testament of George S. t
Gordon, deceased legatee and trus-
tee, under said last will, and trustee
pontment of the Probate Court Of
Cuyahoga county. In the State OF
Ohio, PLAINTIFF,
Versus fH.
Myrtle r.. Gordon, now Myrtle r.
Gordon Seares; Rhcn G. Gordon, an
mic t'' s. e Gordon, Elizabeth &. Hanna
Hal Harry Vs. s. Gordon, William Gordon
Elsie Gordon STEELE and Morton B.
STEELE, her husband. Defendants,
e Ne III IN iCFIANCERY,
Tho object of this suit Is to administer
upon, settle and distribute the estate OF
said George s, Gordon, deceased. IN ac-
cordance with his last Will and testa-
ment including in such settlement the
trust funds held by said clifford ". Ful-
Probate Court OF Cuyahoga, county, IN the
State Of Ohio, AS aforesaid
Il IT appearing ny affidavit that Myrtle r,
Gordon now Myrtle r. Gordon Searles;
Rhea c. Gordon, mn infant under p wears
Of age;y Mnrnle. S, Gordon, Elizabeth q.
band: Harry s; Gordon, William Gordon,
Elsie Gordon STEELE and Morton 3. STEELE,
her husband are not residents Of this
State. they are hereby required to appear
within fifteen DAYS after duo publication
of this orde,s In the clerks office Of this
tecti heiri'ptorest In this s,it,
TASTE. .SANfIrFT, n. WA DDIIT,. f'lerk,s
James Austin Cahall ard Henry r. Mil
Ter, Attorneys Tor Plalntih.
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1C15LY. FIR
nshed Rooms good table and home
comforts; MISC trnnsients nccomtno-
da ted. 3l7 West Grace. EiktA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

WANTED. a PURCHASER FOR "A
farm, i'll cultivation, about ~ miles from
Richmond, near Southern Railway; Eood
house of. FIVE rooms; healthy and goo.u
acres price 5000 cash. Address L. 5b1
care this Office. .5 a.
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VULGAR Display.

Nose Johnson: Doan va hate to see
iwoman's hands covered wifi rings
FIR Pete Persimmons: All suttlnly does.
An ID as soon git hit wifi brass kunckles'
Puck. 6 Il
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

wANTED-COuNTRY HOUSE, FUR
}N1sHED ati# OR 9la JNT73N1sE1f1 WI N
& EASY ACCESS or RICHMOND, CON-
lVENiENTf 4 TO $s TRAINS. ADDRESS
+ G 3SS TIMIS-D1SPATCH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
COAL AND WOOD.

THE WOOD MAN-oFTERING AS AN
dry Slabs easy to split, nrakes quick
fire and a perfect preparation for hot
weather cooking. All kinds OF wood
prepared as described r. r. LONG.
Harrison and Broad. phone 1869; Bowe
and Marshall, phone 1920.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

FOR sALE-s 80 HIP. p. r. T. Boilers;
III 50 HIP. Loco. Boiler; ! 60 HIP. En-
gine:1 No. Lame" Double-CarrlaEe
saw:M!Il; 40 HIP; Boiler; I % 1, a;-r:
r.; T Boiler; ! Is HIP; r. I. Bo,trr,
and Logging Cars. All In good c0ndl-
ton, rebuilt c. B. FORD CO.. Irlgs
Shipyard Phone 1923. .5s q r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

WANTED--TO RENT A CONv11N-
iently arranged. modern residence:
twelve to fifteen rooms; centrally
\ located; state terms, trno Of possession,
etc, II 800, 1imcs-Dispntch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

1lAL13NA THE GREAT CLEANING
Paste, will elem ANYTHING, =, Try y !, "a {
5. 10, Is and 25c. boxes. ~ iht - Ne III 9.
Il GENERAL. SUPPLY. CO., G31 East Main
Street, upstair l
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The Emerson Of It.

Papa, what does It mean TO Hitch
your wagon to q star?'
Radically and antpodn!ly opposite to
tying VI, with a chorus GIRL my son. -
Puck -A5 gi4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

TOR RENT--A DELIGHTFUL HOME IN
Ashland for summer; unexpired .a lease Sc"
Phone $50 or address p. 0. Box 697.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

II YOU SEE ANYBODY WITH S,rOCKY.5
healthy roso bushes there Is no need or
asking where they came from, as they
got them from MERIT ROSE CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
REAL {EsTA.rE- For Rent.

FOR RENtr-TlND BUILDING, SUIT
able for light or heavy manufacturing:
Southern Railway and wuter connec-
lions Address C. 3. FORD co. Phone
SO2S, TrIgg Shipyard. J! il H
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

HOW CAN YOU FORGET US? SUITS
secured and press 75c.: Ladies', Dresses
S25 North Fifth Street. Phone 1862,
Richmond. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

5,rHiOlROi Gill Y
broken trotting horses suitable for sad
t1le md driving; must be trotters. cobs
.preferrcd. Address s. u. RUSSELL,
Dubois, Pa. Mi bs i#f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

AN ARTIST GIVING. UP THE PAINT
Ing Of family coats Of nrams viii tehcn
one or two pupils the art. the work ~ Is
& pleasant and profitable. Address i 10
Z frin1cs- rispatch, 9iM5.f Sl40ff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

wANTED-ALL SUFFERS FROM IN
digestion and dyspepsia to try Digest,o3
Tablets. the never-failing remedy. Mail
and telephone orders solicited. Sent any
where lin the city. Price 25 cents.
G IRVING n L. BEvERIDGE, Druggist,
Brook Avenue and Clay Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

11p-CANvAssERs WITH REF
erenccs Apply to 100 Nicholson Street.
Fulton. .aTs Ei t9 WEI III VII 58lIH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

Fly TIME-GlTr YOUR SCREEN
Doors and Windows from NEW STOKE,
gtVAUGIAN'S,a 2 w. Broad street. 8{
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BOARDING

EIGHTH STREET, NORTH, sic WANT.
IN ed permanent transient and tablo
boarders Terms reasonable: home COM
forts. lEtaa.s aE.N "a 4 mn la.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
UPHoLsTERiNG AND MATTRESS
MAKING.

WE DO FiEsTTcLASs UPtiOLSTER-
mattresses of hair, felt, cotton, combl-
nation and shuck; old mattresses made
oyer Ike new, LEVY 4 IfASS, "a Vest
ErOai, 'PAOae 1GA. styI+y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

z COFFEE AT THE
Grown Dairy Lunch Room Eighth ana
Broad. l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

t HAVE FOR SALE TWO STONE
crushers, FIVE Boilers from s to 80 horse
Ice Drums with necessary wire ropes
and all necessary tools to operate. three
quarrcs in Chesterfield county; will sell
necessary land with plenty Of stone 70
operate quarries. Apply to J. II. MID
4 DENDORF, SwAnsboro. Va, X. IT, -,
No. l. .sG1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
WINES AND LIQUORS.

~ SAVE MONEY IN wII1sKEY. YOU
have to buy It at II: F. WALDROP's.
Old Bumgardner for 50; Melwood, $3.50:
Star Rye, g.; Bourbon, $3.50: Rose Rye,
H.25 gallon. and the best North Caro-
lima Corn g. Wines cheap In proper
ton,
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PERSONALS.

no BUY FURNITURE IN LARGE OR
small quantities. Address p. Q. Box no.
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OPPORTUNITIES.

JOE 5BICKERSTAFF5 SELLS AND RE
pairs ali kinds OF bicycles. 1871 2. Main.
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FISH FISH FISH,

FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS L WILL
sell three large corned shad for &c.;
three large muckerel, 25c.; one dozen
small mackerel, Csc. one dozen roe her
ring, 1sc. II. F. WALDROP. sos Brook
avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

r. COFFEE Al TIE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room, Eighth and
Broad. tS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
WATCH REPAIRING.

Clean Cleaned BY WIN. ToBIBN, Jr. is n
guarantee that It ia done properly; 20
years' experience. Cleaning, s1.0O; Main
Springs. s. 90. 4nS East Broad street.
All work guaranteed. y,
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MACHINERY.

SPECIAL AND PATENTED MA
chinery built. Lot us begin work on that
patent you have been thinking about
so long We will develop and market It
for YOU c. B. FORD CO., Trigg Ship
yard SPhome 302S.
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COFFEE

COFFEE AT THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room Eighth and
Broad.
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Small Proposition Pays BigiS Times Dispatch 0dntAdS
ONE "A OF
COST ONE CENT "A WORD.
WANTED

WANTED = SAWY 11RS or WOOD,
drawers Of wntor, grinders OF feed. to
know that Gasoline Englhe power Is the
thing, We have the engines we install
and warrant them. w. X. BACHN &
SONS, 140G East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Thinning AND PLUMBING.

WE DO GOOD WORK AND DO IT
promptly at n reasonable price. Tin
ming, sanitary plumbing, gas fitting,
painting and repairing; tin roofs a
repaired. l.. w. DORSETT & CO., us
East Cary Street Phone 2917
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FOR SALE.

u. s. TRANSFER COMPANY. MOTOR
power replaces tho horse; $50 to $s5-5Oo
head OF horses and 100 head Young
blocky built mules. ages G to years years
Weighing 800 TO 1,40O pounds to be pos n.
wagon system. Will be sold at rate !, OF
Is head q week. All good, servicea pl re
stock, right out Of hard work; also o.
head young, big, fnt mares pavemen.,tt
sore; will come sound In the county; 70
sets nearly new harness at sacrifice. sec
SUPERINTENDENT at stables. 415-al'
North Paca Street, Baltimore, Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

IF YOU ARE IN NEED Of A BUGGY.
runnbout or surrey II Will pay you 10
see p. G. BRIsTOW, 1900 East Franklin
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

UNSURPASSED IA COFFEE at. THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room Eighth and
Broad. 3it
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WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade: new system; only eight weeks re-
z uuired tools donated; diplomas award,
ed; board provided; situation guaranteed
when through; illustrated catalogue
mailed free MOLER'S BARBER COL
4 LEGE, l3l Prince Street, New YORK
ii City.
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SPECIAL NOTICE-DON'T THINK OF
buying buggy. before seeing our $3.50
job; leather trimmed, leather quarter
and stays and,&al parts right. z. G.
Z HOENNIGER@$ BRO, No. South
Fifteenth Street.. fF 39,7&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

.WANTED-COLORED MAN COOK AT
the Chesterfield Franklin Street; must
s be experienced and bring good refer
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AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE.

THE AMERICAN PEOPLE HAVE
found that Callers Is the pnrest Swiss
Milk Chocolate made. str
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COFFEE AT THE
q Grown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
< Broad. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

wANTE DAHL t4f STOCK RAIsERs,
stock owners and dairy men to know
that we carry full line Of international
Stock Food Trade supplied at usual
discount. IRVING L.. BEVERIDGE,
Druggist, Brooke Avenue and Clay
Street fSstt5A'
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="7-LAWN MOWERS AND SWINGS.

RAIL- BEARING. BEST MADE; YOU
cannot do as well anywhere as with US
in Mowers and Swings Hammocks ana
sTreezers. HARRIS HARDWARE CO.