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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14

ocr &crDaltllng 5lln1 Gerb0r DortllDs
rem 81 lolien urlO ibncn 8%elcgenbelt
| 31 qe6cn, iid ollf Die %cr6obCncn Nn=
tloQen sit pcrtbeioi9en. @llf miro III
Dem Grlob I'M sugcmeincn ollf cine
6cld)lelnigte Ero5eliirung ser polls
tiifen 8efangcnen ge0rungcr. tic
les GinIcnfcn Der Hc9icru1g crfolgt
orf Die i'm 9or5en Son0e crtitollocnt
ungebcuere Gntriiitllng iibcr Oo&
niQfiirlihe SorgcDen Scr 2ofol6cb0r-
ben bel Ser &erboitung bon @crO1d}s
tigen, Die oDnc Gerbor ie~it0cboltcn
oocr im oonriniitrotipen Mege per
bannt mcr0en.
Gr NotGon'S W ei II II
gem.
9crlin, IL. MGr5. - Or. Saul
Hotbon, elm %6ctannter 4}ubli5ilt Der
iocbcn Don elmer Heiie O1lr0 HuB-
lonO 5ilriid0efcbrt lit, tbcilt nit, Oob
Nie Gage Der ruiiii6en >SlrOcn cine
idrcfliGe lei. Stiinblif ici 5l bcfilrd.
ten, ooB ncltc Suoen = WtoiIotrc2,
i6limmcr ol5 jc 3upor, iid crei0ncn
mcroerL mcnn audi MiniitCr g Erdli.
Dent gSittc ult0 Der Miniitcr Oc9 SHs
ncrn Gurnopo peri0nlid pcrIidcrt
bGtten, ooB itc Die Sllocn bcI6ilBen
miir0cl1.
Nod Or. Notbon's llc6crjcugllnJ
9ebt oie Golitit Der ruiIiihcn 8cgi2-
rltng Oo6in, bic Slt0cn , 6roge int
2on0c our6 &erni6tung ser Sl0cn
51l l0ien. Gr babe ltn6eItrcitbnrc St-
mciIe g%eiltnben, bob Die @clncBel I'M
Sftober porigen SobrcS bon Den BE.
BORDEN %orgonilirt mor0en lctcr.
@lcid5eiti9 in 400 StGoten uno Srts
i6oitcn icien bic Slt0cn e Gcriolgun.
gen oltSgebro6cn. Sn ieOcrn eitl5cl-
nen Safe babe Der Gobcl ungebin.
ocrt bic Suocnpiertel gcpliinOert rno
6rolten ulto GinOcr Dcrgcnoltigt,
mGbreno 6ic @Soli3ci bic @rclcltbatc1
rubig nit nngeiebcn babe. Sltoen,
0ieg9ioeritono leiltetcn, icicn ponSol.
botcn ais 2luiritbrer eridoiien nor
Sen. Sn Goeiio peridofitc iid) Or.
Notbult Gin Grpnlplor zines Nufrllbs
fca an bic Grltppcu : @orniion, IN
mcldem sic Solootcn On5u MuigcIta~
helt nuroelt, sic iiloiihcn &errGtDer
nicocr 5t MADDEN. Ger 9(uirui lit in
Dem 9ilrcou Oea fotlcrlidcn General
Itobcs ocorl1ft mo bon Dem Gc1lot
unbeunltonoct ourhgelolIen moroen.
Or. Notbon gibt Scr jilOiidcn 81.
nor5rpelt bringcnb Den Hotb, JfuB.
lunb, meldCS Jest mic0cr cine ncuc
Nnlcibc plant, Ben Credit ST. cnt5ic.
hcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
SeiratbS=2 iecnscn.

Nbrobon s. SinlmeliorO, %, u,0
Tannie Geinler, Is Sabre oft; Sicen5
geGolt bon gbrobom s. Sinmelforo,
Nr. G67, @eit-2erin1tonitr.
Naron allrttpiclc, %, urb Si55ic
@einiieir, % Sabre alt; 2icen5 &C.
holt bon 2i5Sic &einitcin SIR. 1876,
Noro.SigbitroBc.
Ibolpb Hoienlon, 81, rno Sorob
Sepebfp 10 Sabre oft; 0icer5 acbolt
bon Sad 2epis, Nr.213, Noro-Sono-
itrnbe.
@ottlieb Spott. 81, u1o Morp
Berg, "a Sabre olt; Siccn5 scbolt
bon SSpbn 9crg, 9tr.S06, Siio.S borp
ltraBe.
,Solomor @bitebiQ, 81, uno Mi:-
nie Miler, 90 Sabre olt; 2iccn6 &C
bolt bon Moies MiQer, Nr. POGO,
9ruib.Si1-N penlle.
emil llblif, %, unb Worp Setc.
lif, 81 Sabre oft; 2icen5 gebolt BON
@ntf ltblif, Ger. 1926, NbbottItr.
9Stliam Sulipon 80, nnb Gatbc.
rine 8. Mepnolos, 80 Sabre oft; g.
cen5 gebolt bon a!eranber SomiltoL
9tr. s07, @elt.Grobitr.
@iaiom aluib, 90, unO 8eiiic
9lod, is Sabre olt; 2icen5 gebolt
bon @iuiom &luih. Mncfielb, @elt-
&irginien.
Benjamin Wo5cfolu, %, unb 3on-
ME @einlteir, q Sabre olt; Sicer5
aebolt bon Benjamin Mo5eforp, Nr.
1863, SrlconsitroBe.
Ni6olos Grpeetti, 90, unb Goncet'
tina De la Noce. "a Sabre oft; 2lcenS
gebolt bon Sobn Maiino, 9tr. 211,
SiibsGreteritr.
Jreberid G.9aamon, 81, nno Sen=
rietta sc. @beatIen, 90 Sabre alt;
aieen5 gebolt BON Sreoerid 6. gall.
mnlL 9sr. 1924, anoreItr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
Gooes0roGungen Gegcn
a0ntq Safoon.

S'NNNs
GobeS0roGungen Gegcn
a0ntg &otoon.
9erItn 10. WGr3. - @ie aus
Gopcnbogen genlcl0ct miro, bat Der
ncllc &Gnig Sofoon Don %Ntoriucgen
iett ieirem He9icrur9Sontritt 5abl-
reid)e Grobbriefe aus Sdyueocn err
bolten, in meld)en inn ongcfilltoigt
miro, hob feline Gage ge5Gblt ieien,
iols CT ntd)t i6leuni0It abOonfc. -
Der Wonor6 id)cltft Oicien 9ro1un.
gen feline 9eodtung, obcr Ietne @ot-
tin, Die &0nigin Mou0, rcgt iid) Der
art ii6er 0ieiel6en o,ti, boB lire Sc
iunDbeit gclittcn Daben ioQ. Sic lit
atgebliG IN Splge Scr lortmGGrens
ocn 9lnQit INT ibrcn @enlobl 10 1cr-
pos, BOB Tie in Gr5tlid)c @cbonolung
Qcnonlmen merbcn ml,bte.
InQebIi6e Giirfcngreucl
in Nrabien.
2~on6on, 10. Wdr5. - 2eplan0
Burton, meld)er ioe6cn aus Sano in
Nrobicn 5rtriidgefcbrt'iIt, no Die tiir-
fiiden Grltppct eincn gcfGbrliden
NuiIton0 at ulttcroriidcn boberl cr-
fldrt, BOB BON OenIelben mebr, offs
10000 GingC6orCne ma1Iofrirt NOR
bcn iin0. Sic i6ontcn ouf ibrenl
Oinride ourtb Gingcborcncn-0 0rier
mcoer Jroltcn, rod Gin0cr.
Ser GoItcllanes g del.
Dumas Ero3eB.
8oris, 10. MGr5. - Die @rGfir
Sc GoItellonc (cGcnlolige Nina
@oul0) cridicr bcute III 9cQlcitling
ibrcs @opototeu Ghmono aclp Dor
Nid)tcr Gittc, Dem YrGiioentcn bes
GipilS ~ribltnolS oe5 Seine eporte.
ments, unO criltd)te nm GrlaltbniB,
Die S6ciolu199flagc 9egen i6ren
@ntten, ben @rofcn @oni, oo6in 5lt
omenoircn, bob oo5 SGeiounQS-Ges
fret ibr Die obiollttc SGeioung &C.
lu01rc. Sn Ocnt @eiltd) miro fcrncr
uG6rcl6 ser Goucr ocs Gro3eB-9er-
fabrenS cine bon 0em @eflogtcn ob.
~Geiorocrtc 8Chutiung mo sSbbltt
iiir sic Ser Gbe cntiproIienen &inoer
bcantrogt. Gihter Cite erfiilltc, ehe
or Dos @elud) cltIdJcibCn miro, Die
iiblide SormolitGt, inoem CT oieGlG-
germ uno bcn 9etlagten ol1iioroerte.
5uiannmcn i'm 8erid)t 5t erihcihen,
I'M tie iiber Die M0glidfGit elmer ct.
poigcn QUESTIONING SIT bcirogcn. -
GicS lit lebiglid cine leicbli6e Ser
pilidltlulN Die o6cr fcin giinitiges
Ieillltot er9ebcn 0iiritc, 90 Die Gor.
teien cntidlollen iinb, ben Gbebuno
5u loien. 9aS gcnciniame GrIdei-
11cn beS @rafcn utb Ser @rdIin ga.
l%tcllone miro IN bier o0cr iiinf Sogen
crfolgcn nnb ltnmlttcl6nr .oarallf
miro, cntipre6eno Dem @eiud) ser
@rdiir, bic omenoirte Glo0eidriit
6interlc0t mer6c1l, iuelde bieielben
@riinSc cnt6Glt, lpic Die friiGere &lo.
&c, MIR bab iebt obioll,tc Gbeibci-
Dung bcrlnltgt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14

@ettiabrt I'M Mittelmeer, Elm paor
Morote Ip1ter uuroc iie bel einem
I1tomo6il=llnfau in Spaltien ldmcr
perleBt. Sic mndte b0ltfig 9olons
iobrten, uno ilog aud einmal nit Ell
llem SSoQidirm ilber YariS meg, fltbr
1T einem llntcrieeboote uno lit ii6ers
boitpt ii6eroQ babel, no es @efabr
9iebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
Noiuic upn iciucr Gran p%trlaiien,

Gbieoeo, Sas, IS. Mor5. -
Mad, elmer be1te bon Der n9ailp
Gens" per0fientlidtcn angabe bat
0rau 9opie i1ren @atten, Den Eros
pbeten, p%erloiien uttb lit 81 ociien @i.
oeriadern iibergegonacn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-20
PICKS MEMBERS
FOR WORK

Judge H. A. nalllnger president
OF the Seattle nar association. has
named the members % the various
committees Of that orgauisation "a
follows
Committee on the amendment OF
the law I, Condor. G n Pat
terHon Alfred Rattle. Kenneth
Maeklntoah aud Edgar J Wright
Judiciary corwin e. shank
Judge J = noyt. Henry y Me
Clure. George nonworth aud J, II
Powell
Federal lesielation-C " Han.
ford. W u Gorham. ] II Howe,
Thomas Burke ana W + novell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-20

lake aud the house % Eva Nor.
San. the owner burned last night
PORT TOWNSEND = liavine
been without food of sleep tog TIVE
DAYS and three nishts, A, nfaile,
. fisherman. blew IN here yester.
day afternoon In 4 tiny launch With
a basket Az q sail Tho launch 4
nachluoly hroke down en- tho way
uum West beach
TAcoMA-Mra. u n. nucham.
vie II tho owner OF the Hotel
Reed. was thrown from a hnkHy un.
der the horses during a runaway
at Gle Elum aud Kicked to death.
PORT ToMNsENn-The SOCK.
eve run has begun IN the suit OF
Georgia More than 1000 fish
have 0csn taken az Friday haroor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-20
ORDER MAKES
THEM ANGRY
...seaANrs ARE NOTIFIED TO
v.rp WARES or TaH SIDE.
WALKS, KEEP POLICE rg1n.
.,oNr BUSY FoR soURs.

-. ordinance recently PASSED
,rsAleltng the display OF meI.
.s.nal.e ON the Sidewalks Is new
!. sSrce. and the police az , wv
, = me various BUSINESS
esases Of the fact. 49,,
80. msraips The phone a. head .a.
ana sasr,srs aas keps busy ~ a ,s.
.ssa,s' some kiekins assla's me INC
. .a,s and thNasenins iisht. e's ,.,s
s'.pF' sn5 s,yll others assing special
s ~ !, 81 one Kind aud another.
avn an patFOlmsa have been been. m IN,
.,rae,ed to notify The nae , :, ~, =.
ssslr beats Of the passlns .., ~ me :
srdinance and 20 Sc, 49, ,,s..s s'ss !,
.snnla the ordinance q e's's' ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-20
.una.r ,h. CITY l.mp..s

one can shut the eyes ana mag
Inc just such things happenink as
are seen Ia Under the city Lamps.
the play al tae Thsfd Avenus. Ths
AyiesWoEth company could not have
selected a better play for ihsls
closing performances. The scenes
depicted are thoss Of every large
city and never fan 10 interest.
The bin viii consinas untii sun
day night. after Which the Third
Avenue vii be closed for a time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-20
STATE NEWS

v.tIA Believing that
~ ras kianaped. scarchers Tor
~, ~, sen 81 r l. Britain. vho dis
s - Sunday. have EiNen ul'
- hunt summary vengeance VIII
- w.,ea Oat a the person 10
,S.y - guilty q the crime II he
h found
TACOMA - Humane otiicer
nrexn has arrested Mt and Mrs
a,rxu. Who are charged With hor'
-. cruelty 90 their adopted son,
.xra The chiid's ears have BEEN
go, tern OF. aud che brutal treat
s.gus has affected his mind
povFR-The "Alhlno" coyote.
snes whlte animal % abnormal
=. that has been the terror Of
.s..pmeu along the Columbia river,
- been shot and Killed Owing
4 his color he could steal Into q
roek q sheep with ease. and has
erohAhly Killed more lambs than
.ny 70 coyotes IN this section.
TAcouA-John n Laeth. Of
v.ncoaysr, gave his sick wife car
Aelie acid Instead OF her medicine
~ mistake az Collins hot springs.
asa abe died 10 minutes later.
ABERDEEN Mistaken for a
enaxar xhlie cut berryins near
rnsies logglng camp. Mrs Louis
Ia cssss was shot through the
hesa yesterday afternoon AMI
killed.
T4COMA-A forest fire IL burn.
inx hsfxesu Elhe aud Mineral lake
u ne Slssnally valley.
sroEsSE-The pavilion e Leon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-20
FUNERAL or cot. SCOTT.

The funeral Of the late Col s
W Scott was held this morning as
the chapel of the nonney Watson
undertaking parlorn. The intcrinent
was in Lake View cemetery A
committee et tho Washington So
clety of the Sons OF the American
Revolution consisting of judge G
". Hanford. George II Walker, A
" He'll. q J G. nutton and W u
neals accompanied the remains 70
Lake View Col. Scott was the
fret president OF the atate society
and was prominent aa one Of the
nost active workers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-20

Rialzx crups for ladies and sen.
slersnf az Henderson Saddlery Co.
az oreiaentai ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-20

The bin az tho star this week Il
the beet attraction offered by Man
aEsr Donaellaa this summer. Harry
iaRose and company, In a high
class comedy sketch entitled The
Sailor and the Horse" and Lowe,
the xslephene artist. are addlas 60
their popularity daily. chris Lane
and Peter nunswogth are also first
class entertainers
Sext week the Masen-Keiiy oem-
rany will be at the star In The
onion Trust Charles Mason vii
be remembered as a member Of
Mason and Mason. IN Rudolph and
Adolph.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-20
cANssRlHs OPERATING

Sound cannegies are nov IN full
operation fss soekeyes have been
taken bat the general Impression
n that the run win be as large
as Va former years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-20
Grand Moonlight Exeur.
slen and Dance Tonight

At Pleasant Beach. steamer pori
Orchard leaves Pier : AZ o'clock
Come one. come all. and have q
sood time Raued trip Soe. inelad
ting dancing 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-20
THREE SAILORS ARRESTED

August Meyer. NJ Meehais and
IT, Hsnsie. three German sailors
from the steamer Erna. we're ar.
rested last night BY patrolmsn In.
lie and Mccoy. At the request q the
commanding officer. Who aileEei
that they are dessrtefs. The men
are held az headquarters. but vii
be turned ovef 90 the ships officer
Tor puniahment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-20
THE THEATERS


The FfRWleV company and the
management ate more than pleased
With the reception OF Madame
sans Gene" at The Seattle, only
three more performances win he
given. and doubtless there viii be
many who regret they have not had
an opportunity 10 see this clever
French play.
The ffaWieyn are daily rrhears-
ms ouida's Moths" which viii be
pat on Tor the first time Sunday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-20
nls SIXTH ARREST.

William Chapel VAS again 40
rested yesterday and deposited th'
usual sam u t4eQ 60 bail money
lie row has 81. geo on deposit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-20
RYAN COMES SOUTH.

Dick Ryan. the defeated candi.
date Tor delegate 10 congress. sailed
south from Juneau on the faralien
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-20
GRIEF aAs LIST.

chief warpsnstesn has obtained
from the secretary % state q nst
showing that cut Of sss automobiles
licensed last year that enty iks own-
eta have renewed A number %
meter companies and private own-
era are running cars this YEAR. IN
der The cd number. ard being
guilty os such an offsnss are sub
jet TO punishment under the mis-
dsmesuos section % the law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
Times Dispatch Branches.

The following Branch Offices have been Ga.
distance from the Aa.n onics OF The Times.
any 81 these brlnehes VIII receivs h' a. !e,, a.
careful attention as though they had been i.fi
at the Main ONCE, and there Will be no ertra
cost TO the advertiser. 49,
sLAUGHTER'S DRUG STORE, Twenty.af,,
and fVenable Streets. - = $50
w. r. EANEs. zs!s Il. Broad s,ree,
SCOTT W TTysIah.iyXMI'sh Ana Broad Streets.
rA AafsAss: s. GRANT & CO.. rou.b.. ! =
G! pf ". LXTTiMER, No. SO IVES, Marsha,
ri Hs5sii;sos's DRUG STORE. No. .ss, w..,
i. nan L. pgB'VvERlpGE. Brook Avenue ana cl.v
K1pYg PHT y,,l gr s.TD2;p Barton ss Heights.
burg Avenue. Fulton, "'''sA'"s'
RoRiNs PHARMACY. No. 100 East Marsha,
CITY DRUG STORE. No. nu Ear, Ma,
Street corner Fifteenth, -a'A
JuDsoN CUNNINGHAM, No, S,27 East Main
pf fsdssI sfREsF No. s.. SCUM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co. No. q,
TIE pARAaoS PHARMACY, No, SOL We,
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty.eighth and \
RisoS,s PHARMACY. No, liz Canal street.
AuEpLEY & WALKER, Twenty-afth an,
cthfRR's DRUG STORE No. ,,es Hu.
W;s 4, ,FERklNs. No, " North sycamore
T%%EE;SSyTya ZIG s, AND n STREET PHAli
! g, 7, w, KERN, ING. corner Twenty -af.l
Il !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
SOLICITORS & statesmen.

WANTED-ExPERT CIGAR SALES
man; Southern territory; none but ex-
perenced man In this line need apply;
must have reference as to ability ana
d tunity for right party; salary and ex-t
penses. a GORDON CIGAR. AM. CHE
ROOT co. Nnc). Fifteenth and Main
Streets. Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,
7DYEING AND CLEANING.

DYEING AND FRENCH CLEANING
Having secured the services OF one OF
known to the trade In this country.
am now ready to turn out the best work
in the city. A trial will convince High.
grade work solicited. JOHN LA.
3 TOUCHE, l23 East Main. Phone 24l9.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTs WANTED TO SELL OUR POP
ular policies. covering all accidents, dis
eases, and occupations: som s' e, en- :
only: easily understood and easily SOD
II cost but S. per annum each; large com
missions paid Immediately and sxelpsive
AcCIDENTs SOCIETY, ~ 900 Broadway,
New York. Established 20 years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

wANTED-NEN AND WOMEN TO
prepare for civil service examinations
BY our system. For full particulars
address Box 30. washington. D. @.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

MEN AND BOYS WANTED LEARN
plumbing. plasterlng, bricklaying.
Special offer life scholarship fifty dol
lars; easy payments; position guaran-
teed; free catalogue. COYNE BROS
+ TRADE SCHOOLS, New York, Chi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

I WANT a GOOD SAWYER; MUST
understand how 10 keep mill and en-
q CINE in order. Write. give experience
and price. c., w. PARR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
HELP WANTED Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn 80 to $40 monthly at home In spare
time corresponding for newspa pers; no
canvassing; experience unnecessary.
Send for particulars. PRESS S1NDl-
III CATE, Lockport, N. 7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

1V4AN.rED---tIRST-C GLASS TILE SET
Y ters; floor and wall work only: nom
Union men preferred: years work guar
anteed. THE 4 S. II. CALkINS CO.,
3O5 North Greene Street, Baltimore,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

MEN AND BOYS WANTED. TO LEARN
y plumbing, plastering, bricklaying. spe-
scial offer life scholarship fifty dollars,
4 easy payments: position and union card
si6guaranteed; free catalogue. COYNE
& BROS. TRADE SCHOOLS. New York,
Aiee Chicapo 81 souig -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

3WANTED-A THOROUGHLY coMPE-
5Stent pook-keeper5 and office man between
Ea9 tweuty-one and forty years Hof age, to
Il. take charge of books Of large manu-
3s$$ featuring concern In South Carolna;
state age, experience and references.
Liberal salary to right man. G. L.,
sscare Times-Dispatch Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

WANTED coMPosrToR: LONG EX-
bperience not necessary; must be well
recommended as to habits; state salary
N in u application. Address HERALD,
Farmville, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
koDAks.

GOING AWAY TIME DON'T FORGET
to take your kodak, or else your vaca-
ton will be failure. THE CRAIG
ART co. has the most complete supply
in the State. 3. A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

aYYANTED-BY- LARGE "a MANUFAC-
turing plant In neighboring city young
4 eral office assistant must be strictly
Il temperate, good habits accurate and
n energetic; we'll recommended. Address
NJ. F. G.. care -Dispat ch, Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

Richmond. va..s June is, 1906
~ stockholders OF Tho Everett Waddey.
Company will be held at tho Office OF
T the company, HOS East Main Street. on
X July "A, 1905, at o'clock p M. n
iss ssf ss335f r. s. CHAM BERIJAYNc,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

.WANTED-cARRIAGB MECHANICS
BLACKSA11THS, WOODNvORKERS,
8.PA1NTERS AND @TRIMMERS.5 GOOD
WAGES. EIGHT HOURS PER DAY
y AND UNEMPLOYMENT FOR
tFcDAfPETENT5,A1EN APPLY ROBERT
sE McREYNOLDS SONS. S1423 L STREET,
~ NV. syVASHINGTON.E d " II
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GENTLEMAN WANTS tesTO SHARE
comforta BILE home with small family or
+ widow lady. Apply A 428, Times-Dis-
patch. a
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WANTED-To ENGAGE BOARD IN
the country for family OF three adults
and six children for the month Of,
August Address. with terms, w. S. B.,
care Times Dispa toh; 8 .sg
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MILLINERY.J

WANTED-ALL PERSONS, ESPECIAL
: ly those living in the country and
suburbs. to know OF the cheap sale
and inducements offered them In nice
4 class Millinery. We have beautiful
line of Settled Ladies' Bonnets trim
dren's Mixed and Plain Straw Sailors
at one-half the former price. A table
Z of Chiffon and Mohair Handmade
Hats, all good shapes, suitable to wear
z late in fall as we'll as now. Sailors,
Leghorns and High Crown Chips. Call
and get the choice before being picked
over. ,3ls and Sl6 East il Broad, M. D.
CHANDLER" - ~ at
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WANTED-YoUNG MEN AND WOMEN
to attend our Special Summer Session,
ana prepare themselves for positions
this falls Special summer discount dur:
Ing the month Of June Write or call
for catalogue. THE MASSEY BUSl-
NESS COLLEGE, corner Main ana
Seventh Streets. 3s4 ii
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE.
New system; eight weeks completes;
wages while learning; SO weekly guar
II anteed when through; special induce-
/. ments now. Write for catalogue
9,,MOLER'S BARBER ID COLLEGE, III
y Prince Street, New York City. ~
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%wANTED-YOUNG# MAN TO ATTEND
-sto shipping and assist in office; expe-
wanted. Address in own handwriting,
III BREWERY, p. o. Box 49,
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M AT. x Y: osE-
lin," thirteen miles from Richmond on
& Southern Road; adults only; particu-
lars .'RO SELIN,' Midlothian, Va.
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DINING.ROOM,

2 DlNING-ROOM.
BEST DINNER IN THE CITY FOR Csc.
\ Fine Lunch, 16c. Breakfast or SupDer.
Csc. Quick service. Give US a trial.
& CHESTERFIELD LUNCH ROOMS.
Twelfth and Main.
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TUXEDO COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW.
situated directly on Chesapeake Bay;
newly furnished throughout; paved
walks: all modern conveniences; dnest
fishing and surf bathing; families So e,
licitcd: table the best. Address W. y.
a BOHANNON. Norfolk tYa ~ lll..-f. 80.
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THE HYGE1A. THIRTY. TcvEFTHl
B Street, Cape Henry, Va: coolest ana ui
healthiest location on the coast; lln mes.
surf bathing: grand marine vleW'
modern improvements. ROE & DYER.
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MINERS yYANTED-sTEAD EN-
I'm ployment and good wages FOR oil
~ classes OF miners AT ARllNlUS
rs MINES. Mineral Y Va .s...s All 4.
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PAPER HANGING.

CALL UP PHONE 1857 AND LET US
call and talk to you about your paper
q hanging. Prices right and all work
guaranteed. n r. s.. BOGG, 500 West
Main.
A wall paper line in the South: worknrcn
sent anywhere in the State. JOHN
WHELTON, S12 North First Street.
Phone 3077. s3f..
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y in Ss shoe and furnishing store: eXpe-
9rience preferred MYERS. 102 East
Z Broad Street ma
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W1LLTEN5 COTTAGE OCEAN VIEW,
Va, Bay Station; good ba thing; large
vice. For rates address Mrs. II.
W1LLTEN. Ocean View, Y a. ,si ,tts.s
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GREAT REDUCTION SALE ALL THIS
q week on all trimmed hsta Some great
bargains. Call and see nm before the
4 North Third Street. s55.
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WANTED-IN VICINITY OF FOREST
I Hill Park, in refined home, furnished
room and board. by gentleman and
wife. In first letter state location &C
commodations and price. B 2SS, care
aTimes-Dispatch. 1ssa. # f; tts X
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UNION LODGE, NO. q. T. O. o. i. -
K Tho members OF the lodge are request
ed to attend the meeting on Friday. the
4 bylaws will be acted on BY order OF
Y the lod go. 81 OH N METZ, N. G.
\ George E. Bowden. Secretary.
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WANTED-A YOUNG NAN BETWEEN
ssthe ages Of sixteen and twenty to study
Y architecture and do work around an ar
81 chitect' S office; must be In good health,
II have good eyes, and attentive to busi-
competent. monthly. but small salary
5S to start with; ; must have good educa-
y ton. Address p. O.. Box 742, city.