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fb5I' -
4uPHoLSTERiNGS AND MATTREs y
X 5555f MA ING, Sf N N III

WE DO FIRST CLXss j@2fUPHoLsTER-l !,
mattresses OF hair q felt,SS cotton, combi- !
nation and shuck Il old ma tresses made
Il. over like ne II. "a LEDVYS6s KASS, #23 West?
Broad Phone Il O36.. ~
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IN IVA NTED-1F8Yo on WILL DISTRIBUTE;
IDA Anti Ciga rette, 50 and expenses, Gay.
8sg Write us quick. STAR SERVICE Co',
,$9gs Dallas, IA exas --...5
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU no CALL AT 7oS EAST
aaif Broad Street and convince yourself that
isss Ne 4 have the largest and best line OF
Iii Trunks and Travelling Necessities in the
z city; repairing done. H,%W. ROUN-
&: BRO. Trunk and Eas Co.
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SWANTED-A GOOD NJ COOK; GOOD
references. Apply. l2s " est Grace. aLsG,
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1 SUMNER BOARDING.

H"-LARG r ~ r looms 11x-
& tenslve grounds: church, sta ion, pool
n Iies wick CLUBHOUSE, near !; neighb fnoo .
I favorlte9 resort, hlgh.clhss bonrderss
Z terms reasonable. 3i3 u Y Err EFT CHS
y M b MI, Albemarle county, va. ii x
SEA V1I1yV FE COTTAG on, VIRGINIA.
\ Beach, H delightfully."- located. With
spacious rooms and tyerandns I'VE min.
tltes' walk from hotel and post. once e,
moderate rates. ii Applyigto Mrs w. ~
I<LB VI Virginia Beach. Va s313llLl 49,
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:WANTED-sPECIAL AGENT TO A1' r
"a point local canvasscrs for Keyless
II Padl ock',; new invention; demand enor--
"a nous <; good salary and expenses pay
AZ & HE q weekly. Ell Address MANU- FAC.
ss$TURER, 723 Chestnut Street, Ph1ladel-
=, r a 5 Ioa gt1s5 5439 ~ t5lf5i
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7. BOARD 6WANTED.#

ANTED--BOARD IN 9gRICHN1OND3
suburbs for gentleman and wife with
yenr-old baby and colored 4. nurse girl &
location must be convenient to car
s@linc a. state terms and ton n to- S *
Il 10 tits MAS, care Cohen & Co., Rich
n1nnd IVA. i23ltht
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OUR \ SUMMER RATES WILL s! con- . Y.
iitinue until August 18th; twenty PSF tsa
cont discount allowed ana I, II -! a.
scholarships issued. MASSUf = SIS y
ISL NESS COLLTGE.3j i 5sls 3s III VIZ II
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rOR IRENT-FU RNIsHED ROOM
suitable for married couple. 5s Apply 2l9
s$ South Laurel S treet & H 5 $3.50 ~
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term ternmak err stea Industrious man on
IN general. medlun-sized work. zs Address, b
with references. sta ting wages desired 9l
$2 FURNACE SS5$ COMPAN1,}
.s8 Glen Wilton, Bot etourt county, y a..
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e q . AN FOUND

LIGHT j ERS1SY COW
IN and one Dark Heifer. Owner cur, got
M same by calling J Ohm WIIITEMAN,
~ rwenty-e ighth and II Streets, and pay
~ Ing for this advertisement Il IL; Mi "a
LoST-E1THER5 ON CAR 52s OR III $50.
S3 h1Aln-Slrect@ line, one Green Sill Ca I'd
f. Case $ Return to CAESTlJRF1ELD
III DEPARTMENTS and receive reward
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I0 NShtO Concentrate your Advertising Expenditure a(
NOTICE.

MOTIF E- b ii IS CI1OoL BOARD 20 OFv
Manchester, q, has decided ~ = ensa 9.
fescSS}s tsa sers r. tR e, tsai Se
saId Board s Maeh teapeher must %
good dlscip lit,arian and cap pa : !
3 struc tress In all Of the branches ta9s ~
High school OF the best !! sta i,roner
sagr4'sase q p shSY e IT, pUtLiAM
supt Public Schools. Mamches.er. y :. y
e y sSB H1R1 p;1ssSu 1 %lssF1 ss2
cured. We know how to sure s ncs r',s
and ws l| cure Il. De G,estn rntients
East clasA street. Richmond. va. 80 -
Dr. MARTIN. I@ BRAUN, SURGEON !os
Ss hiropod dist, from the Imperial il)nlver-
sity Iospital Vienna, treats 4 G co % = );
bunions ii1growing toennlls sce g
w,thout pain ! re 81 eic a. I'll s..
Broad, ono night up Hours 9 rA y !. NJ NJ
70 Pm. Sundays 10 A. M.-to- = - y.
oyR SUMMER Rates WILL " IL c9 az
s}Owod M a2a "
N SEess 'coElE assqS0i
OVER A&M1LLIONS1N sE--sIu MAaTM
Dollar Rn buyer runs no risk M1ou
M lutelYB Guaranteed to give satlstdlcc
WAGNER DRUG@Co. Ij
MOST COMPLETE sTo sex OF 4 y N y.
Sslings. Tents III ana Flags N the Z so '1,I
prices right. HI .. oPELAND g CPS ft-st'.
Il \ l0s North Ninth Phone 2576.
HAS REMOVER Fl ,a : j.
ri Cru &c. - s5s Z, fSS
100 FEET, 81. 90; MADE
n by lectricity.a q North Eleventh Stre7ie'
Phone 2S4.g f B58t5is
So. r. BROWN CONTRADICTORY AND
N Builder for all classes Of work. Barton
It'll Heights, X Va. yE y g} Il 9
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August near Richmond VI on electric
road 3 by man, wife and two sons, ten
8f ana seventeen years; ~ references exrs
Changed. Address TELLER, isS care
Times Dispatch office. ay5}
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! ROOMS 4 FOR ) RENT :, ]:

ROOMS OR "a Rem TN CELY FUR.
I1iished rooms, with orr without $poar r.
1902 East Clay. 5555 u 55 d.
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9O3 WEST GRACE ST.--NICE ROOMS
z and good board J; summer rates. N gFt
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REPAIRS AND Ne FE--,
s5newals. why ayr fact ryf prices when sil
save I !, & apd t'f'7G py
as Slipyard. Ph lone 3o28. is$53} Il 1)i$
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vERsASM1LL1oNf1N US E---sI q Z N MA ~
@ Dollar Rn zor; buyer runs no FISK !. PSF
M guaranteed to give l S ,l'1
WAGNER DRUG@CO. 4 81 : lsa5
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N feed iime plaster Ind cement chicken
I! and cnttle powders tobac eco rock So t
II for 70 r cat tie. country produce 81 az !
81 Kinds. 3f M 81 j. Sf M UsS EN- AND SONS
North Eighteenth Street. Phone, 1926
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NTED-.BO OAR DERs, 3y5 1'ERNIA = q 7,
transient and table 107 North SeyN ~ ~
I Street + erms reasonable. s ssfssstssggA
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DR. D, 3A.#KIJYK$HAsS RENlOvED. Ills
flee from, w. Grace to boS5 I ~ e
& Cru ce. 43 N & 5Stsss ~ 5iii llRSl
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DaEENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Crhe old White sulphur.) Now Open.
Famous for Its sulphur baths, Modern Inn
proYements, with private baths, Permanent %,
month. Write for Illustrated booklet. A9dres
'lsig5 GEO, "a, MILLS Jr,, Mana SGT.
Al Greenbrier White sulphur Sp W Va Va l
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YOUNG COUPLE WANT BoARD{C CON.
vcnent to Ninth and Main 5} q ddr 'sas Y
6 1852, care this $oft1ce. 80 -,
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HELP WANTED Male

ANY lr1TELLIG EMIT re RsoN 55S MAY
!! earn 40 to $50 monthly ut home In spare
e time corresponding for neWsp pa pers e no
y canyassing; y experience # unnecessary.
MA Send for particulars # PRESS sYNDl-
Ri CATE, :Lockp port, r. si5 ~ III
CONTRACTORS HAVING 4 TEAM AND nj
sS scraper equipment III unemplo Eyed i.a can
M hear OF attractive piece Of railroad
8 grading work IN Virginia on Tide water y.
lSS Railway by$calling on or. addres ss,
vi tgCONTRACTINGss CON- ~,
A&PANY .sS keysvllle, Va, or Jig &Pennsyl--
RuildlnE. Phiiadel phla. .L!
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sI;x AZ NON-UNIoN5 q "a r p p N T!E RS
K Apply GEORGE G. STOSz,
III oberts Street. Barton Heights. Il, 3I
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BOARDING.

fyVANTED-A FEW ROOM AND TABLE y
1 Ri the very best. q 40S East Main Street
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NM, hoard in private family convenient
to to- First aud Broad. Answer, stating 2
K, nrtce, willing to pay III right price "
board Is satisfactory. Address FLOYD FLOYD,
II care Carrier N o.. ID. ,i3 ss3
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CONGRESS HALL, n I'd.
Cape May. N, J, Situated on bluff .oyerlooKlng
the Ocean, Surrounded by lawn q Zen ae ;ces
Appointments and cuisine first. class. Az amuss-
ments, tennis, bowling and large CAFE Guei AZ
Stockton Hotel LARGE oschost RAJ spee!al raj ;e g,
made for families. For terms. etc.. ed dress w
II. s. CAKE. Rates. ils week and pps .83y 3tjs
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BLUEaPRINTs,i8 400 FEET, $500; MADE y. 1oE'
On electricity.3 q North Eleventh Street.
n Phone 22S4 gE5 d SSt3Sii5$
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MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF AVN 4 " y =
5ings Tents and IL Fla gs IN the sop 1.13
5 prlces right. HI. d.. COPELAND q 80
H. f108 North Ninth. Phone 2576.
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FURNISHED r ooMs t g y LIGHT
housekeeping. 311 East Mains 30 m
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WANTED YOUNG NAN TO CLERK
in shoe Il and furnishing store; ~, expe,,
.i&rience preferred. Call between 9 ana NJ
O. lock- JACOB Y,ER, 5lo2 1I.slsa
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s. r. BROWN .s3 CoNTRACTORs,z AND
53a Builder for all classes Of work. Barton
a H ights, va. 81 ~
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}letio structure ever built in tho world
the Stadium. sE$
\ Personals and Briefs.

Misses Martha and Mary. Gold, Mary
! and Hazel Bright and Katherine Hutche-
on are spending some time at Grand
View cottage, Ocean View, Va, chap
eroned by Mrs. Bright and Mrs. Robert
son, the latter OF the Greensboro Female
college. "a ;s3 N e E lFs
Miss Julia Shuman Is visiting friends in
Caroline and King William counties. She
will return in the fall. VA 5i5 N
Mrs. j. F.5E SteinmanG and little Edaugh-
ter and Mrs. Steinn1an' g niece Miss Car
/ RE Schminke, have left the citylsto spend
a month at their former home In Greene
county bal &
SSs Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Dunford and their
two daughters, Misses Katie and Annie,
have returned after q delightful trip to
Wa shington. s
5ss Mr.. and Mrs. William Knote left Thurs
day for Niagara Falls, Toronto, Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City,
Miss Florence K. Doughty, of No. liz
North Park Street, left the city yester-
day morning to visit friends near Rawley.
Springs. Va. 5{ g 5{,i !l5 II @
IL Misses Sadie and Maude 8Hawley. ac-
companied by their little niece, Helene
Chamlee left this morning for "a few,
weeks stay at Haynes's Cottage, Ocean
View. D, II NJ Sll 3S5 NJ r N
Mr. George Treizulany and wife. who
are visiting the Misses Thelmer,l In Fair
mount will leave shortly for Jackson
Vile. Fla. 5I 8$js ri
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Ashland Postmastership.

.special ID The Tinaes-D lsIaalc

sSS5S4 Especial 10 Inc @Iff1aes- lSlkAtcn.)
ASHLAND, VA. July 8,-The Ashland
pDstnastership has been finally settled,
50 far as the present incumbent, Mr. ].
9Kyland Fleet, Ii concerned. Mr.. Fleet
was never appointed to the Office, having
been a hold-oyer, with the title OF "act-
ing postmaster" since 1901 his temporary
occupancy of the Office being subject
10 a sudden termination at any time. lie
was relieved of his official duties to-day,
Special Inspector Keen, OF the Postoftice
Department, in conference with Mr..
Fleets bondsmen, arranged to-day at the
federal building IN Richmond to relieve
.1im OF bis official duties. The bondsmen
sare Judge cardwell. Mr.. Henry Tyler,
tEair. W. r. Shelton and Mr.. Writ Taylor.
iwho, In obedience to the instructions Of
the Pnstoiiice Department, drew up the
proper resolutions, and selected as tenn
rorary postmaster Mr.. Harry Fl. Cramer,
t0fsAshland,
Mr. cramcr is now employed In the
snfiifes nf the Western Union telegraph
Company, In Richmond. lie will take
{ !RiInediate charge Of the Ashland Office
and Mr.. 4. Parkin Scott Will probably
be his assistant. This appointment viii
hold until tho President appoints reg
rlar postmaster, and the appointment ~
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Book on the Olympic Games.

Mr.. James e. Sullivan, who was the
American Commissloner to the Olympic
olympic Games that were held at Atnens
this Year, The book Is published In Spald-
Eing's Athletic Library series. and is the
athletic event. The volume is dedicated
WAS honorary president OF the american
Win IVA yalnabie . Information, ana contains
nearly 100 full page pcl4res OF differenr
scenes at athens, portraitH OF President
Greece, His Royal Iiighness the Crown
Prince George, Prince Nicholas and Prince
Andrew, and many pictures of the vic.
torious American team and Individual
members as we'll as numerous pictures
tof entrantu from other countries, The
the Olympic Games OF 1896, 1900 and 1904.
q history az the olympic Games and q
description Of the most remarkable asn,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l:
ALlDIG0FCANC Il;
Patrick German, Last 81 Quar-.
III tet 81 Derby Politicians,
SuccumbsS TO Malady. y


DERBY, CONN July: Is. Patrick Cor
nan, Demo cratic State tltral rltnlt
teenat1 ana a former t1iefllher " of IT,
Connecticut House OF sg epreseii tativeSs
sisg the last Of d quartet OF prominent and
inseparable local poll tciafls to re str
ssf,, one after another. with the same ~ 9
td!sease. & S5 "a 81 4 "a
IA Fpr III Any years, unit death separ ated
stfern. FORMER Mayor Thomas j. o. SUIT.
van ana Edward !. Condor, Peter Reilly
ana Mr. dormar, were the closes u Of poIitt.
Fcai ana Social friend s. u They we're promi.
Vent III local and State Democratic ooun--'
Ss,lls and II, the business life Of this come
3t1l1inity. a n $s I'd 5s5 l,j W ss5s
u Six N years ago Dr. O. Sull Ivan fell sSa
Victim to cancer and died after an opera
stion II, st. svincents Hospital, New < TX
I a II few days 81 before & the expiration OF !.
his fo,lr-years' torn as Postmaster OF
Derby. " Three years later Mr.. Cons
don died OF til & same 1nalndy on the ope-
rating table In St. vincent's HOSP. IA.
Boston. Last September Mr.. Reilly nr!-
dermer1tf ar, operation a for cancer IN 81.
avincent's Hospital Bridgeport, and died e.
the same day. z "A few weeks ago ian ope-i
ration was erformed upon Mr. German Co nan
FOR the same complaint The four men
were seemingly Il In perfect heal tn uni III
within q rev, months OF their deat tn They
were all within two " ears sof the same rll
age, and each possessed "a fine physiqu ls
Ai5sAt the time OF Mr. Condon's death
he, [. Mr.. Reilly and Mr. German were tbs
three trustees Of Derby Lodge OF Elks.
rMr. German was flfty-seNen years goi -.
He leaves d widow and q brother, John
4 tsorma "a q leading local business m an. III
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police 70 PICNIC j
At WEST:HAMPT0:|.N||..
Annual Blow-O Out Of Police Be
nevolent Association: Will Be &
Great Affair.

5 The Police Benevolent ASSOC citation ex-
8pect to have a big time ct their annual !, e
picnic and celebration at Hampton
Park next Thursday NJ The bject of53 the the
picnic Is not only for the police to have
f a good time themselves, but to furnish
a good time for their friends and Il in
cidentally to enlarge the fund that Is
Ito be made available for the good cause
they represent, that OF taking care of
the widows and orphans OF deceased and
disabled officers OF the Richmond police
force. 81 II iii i5ss al 4 {s3S58s
957 This is always an " occa sion that IS
greatly enjoyed, and the annual bio out
has place in the Richmond calendar
that j is worthy OF consid Ion. Hun
been sold for this years picnic, and hun
dreds moro will probably be sold. any
how the managers have made ample pro-
Vision for q big crowd, &c II 5 IA q y
Much Brunswick Stew,
Following Is llstio the good things
that have been provided for the Bruins
wick stew, which will be made in
tremendous pot: One load OF corn, three
bushels OF butter beans, five bushels OF
potatoes one busHel OF onions. five
bushels of tomatoes, TWO hundred and
fifty chickens, three dozen cans OF
asparagus. fifteen pounds OF butter, five
gallons OF sherry wine, two bottles OF
tobasco sauce. four shoulders ofsyeal,
And Chowder, Too.
A mighty bowl OF Virginia chowder
has been provided, and 1t will be made
Of the. following ingredients: Five gallons
of clans, one dozen chickens, five cans
French mushrooms, eighteen cans Of
French peas. six cans French pepper
tosh. one bushel OF potatoes, one-half
peck onions, five pounds OF butter five
gallons OF milk. IA
For cold dishes the following will show
up: Two hundred and fifty pounds Red
ford's special picked beef. ten roast
lambs. two hundred and fifty pounds OF
ham, fifty pounds Swiss cheese. f
The salads will require six bushels po-
tato salad. six bushels tomatoes. six bush
els cucumbers and five bushels devils
mixture.
Six lambs and one veal will be enough
for the barbecue. and they Will BIO on
hand,
These are but the leading features Of
the layout, 1t would take column to
tell OF the bread, the delicac!es, the pies,
etc, that will be on hand for consump-
ton at Westhampton next Thursday.
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SEALED EPROPosALs.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
Il ceived by the undersigned #until IL M.
Il September 3. 1905. for the purchase Of
Z 800 900 "a per cent. bonds OF the town
n OF Suffolk. Va, Issued for permanent
II street improvements under authority
4a Of an act OF the \ General Assembly OF
Virginia approved February 10, a 1906,
An act to authorize the town Of
.Si Suffolk to borrow money and issue
a bonds therefor 35.l i }{.fe
Bonds to be Of the denomination III OF
4 $4,000. to be dated July /, u 9O6. and to
mature thirty years after date, Interest
payable semi -annually, January LIST and
July LIST, both prime! pal ts and interest
i payable at the Office 8S Of IA the Town
Treasurer Of Suffolk. ~ Va ~ = @ Ii;
Bids will be received for the entire
issue, or any part thereof and a GER
tilted check for 6 per cent. Of the
4 Boykin. Treasurer, must Vi accompany
each bid. Bids orgall orr n one ! or all
+ or any part thereof will be received. M
ijsS The right to reject an y or oil bids IS
4 reserved ss(sg y " d. iig ~ 49,
d Further information furnished on re-
Fl quest. Iii. Il Ri rs !ys8
A b Address all bids and communications
N q RE- " B FERGUSON
j. e. PRIMER. sSss
is Finance Committee, SUFFOLK, fVa &s
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gCalder-Perrow.
,ec,al to Tho Tirnes- D!spatc1l

~ " Especial 10 THO IIlleS-L'7Sl511tN1.'7
S CHESTER, VA, July 2S.-Mr, Leslie
Calder. Of Richmond, and Miss Mazle
perrow. Of this place. were married
quietly here at the brides home TO-DAY
Mid and attended tho ceremony. After
he marriage the couple took the trolley
line to Richmond, where they will first
stop With the groom's father, Mr. A. Q.
calder, and after touring some VIII make
their future home at l5mporia. ~
Miss Perrow, a daughter Of Or. 2, r.
Perrow, was popular young LADY OF
this town. and this fact was attested py
the many handsome presents she re-
ceiyed from her friends.
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confirmed by the Senate. The Senate
failed to CONFIRM the Prestd dents recent
appointment OF sMr. Thomas Fox ,as post
mas ter, and Mr.. Fox prompt ly vi hdreW
his application. III
ls This temporary adjustment OF the Ash.
land postmastership brings to an end
the career Of Mr.. Fleet, who has proven
to be an efficient officer. with the indorse-
nlent while In 8 faces OF almost the entire
community. The contention Of Fleets
friends to hold him In Office under the
most significant political opposition is
one Of the special cases which 4 different
administrations have had to deal With
through a period of over five yea rs. In
volving the Influence and frien dship OF
three United States Senators, two Gov.
errors. one United States Judge, four
members OF Congress- a college presi-
dent, and several men Of letters, who.
are always strong with the nations s.Esx-5i
'ecutlve. 5His t5 t3 HI g 5ts 33iiEl1
The Ashland office pays ZOO annual
salary, and an allowance OF 500 q year
for clerk hire. 55s1s MIX L
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Music at&tl1e Park.

following programme to-day9at lakewood:
y 9t.S 5iAFTERNOONi8 CONCERT. Ess,f n All
1-March, Nick ersonlan"....J.s G M. Fulton
3-Fantasia, "Grand American" ~. Dalpy
4-selection "Wonderland, &. 4. 5, Herbert
6-Waltz Youthful Splrits'' X onzax
6-Medley Overture. Southern g# stars
cher Ma HI
7-Request Y. 4. h. :,
S--Reverie. Evening 1dyles".. Farmhouse
EVENING CONCERT
FL $3.50 to 1880 r.. ND
1-Maroh, THE Policy King : .5..... Fiest
2-Overture L"Zampa Heroic
3-Piccolo Solo,. I. -; Arr. seebold
Mr.. j. q. Seebold. }1,i
4select ton, IVAN 2, q. /. 7. Morse
t-Nocturne. "Narcissus |. 4. Nevln
e---Waltz. Jolly Fellows Yollstedt
7-Request
s-Scene from HugUenot 8. ~. !. N eyeTbcer
La Benediction De Polgnards.
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OFFICIALS MAKE DENIAL
Say U nsanitary c Conditions at Col
5lege Not Responsible for Fever
81 lSnecIalsl to The Times D ispat CHI Asa


X RALEIGH. N. G., July %. There was
a conference this afternoon between
y Governor Glenn and the Council OF
State. together with Dr.. y. r. Rogers
and MI g; NJ Allen. on me part. Of ~ ne
chanicnl College, # to Ii devise 9s4Sy ways V and
means Of procuring money for construct
ing a; sewerage system for the college,
tho necessity having arisen from pu BILL
cations recently made that the unsani,
ltary conditions at the college had
caused several cases and one death from
The college authorities deny that the
three or four cases of fever that have
developed among teachers at the, SUM
mer School We're in any way due 1, 20
feel that q sewerage system, is ! very e Y
viii make an effort TO PROVIDE t ne
money. until the Legislature meets ana
can make an appropriation to meet the
obli gation. IN 9lE .ts 4sgHt - 5lfl t3lj 4
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1. Short Visit Home.

Mr.. Charles L. Todd, Jr, OF this city.
who has been engaged in engineering in
Mexico for q bout two years, passed
through Richmond on Thursday 4 to ac-
f cept a. position as inspector OF masonry
on the Underwater Railway, and Is 4 now
located near Lynchburg. Va. His engage
ments were such that he remained at
4 home only half q day IN n
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NOTICE.
IL GAL NOTICE.


EVIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
- OF THE SUPREME COURT OF6AP
sPEAI;,s AT. RICHMOND, JULY q. I, 1905;
Mamie p, Caskie,.,,',,.,.;, -,.,A ppellant,
ssS. against i3g s5Sj
Richard q, Scott, Executor, ct ais ],
Upon an appeal from, and supersedeas
to a decree prom ouneed by the g hancery
Court Of the city of Richmond on the
9th day Of July. 1905. Vi
Tho object of the petition In this cause
5annulled, and a ff1dayit having been made
and Aed that one OF The appe lees Z. Ellen
Of Y.rsina 1t IS ordersd that the ssid
appelles after due th!s
paper. published In the city OF r hmcnd,
I for four successive weeks. a appear I here
on the first M NPAY IN Sep Der, 1903
to answer the said appeal and h de- what
Is necessary to protect Der Interests a'Fs''
herein, NJ i B "A II. IT.
LA Copy--Teste tee u w y. IN
H sTEWAR q Jo MES. iGf;ia ! 81 G Y
Henry r. filler, counsel Tor et9's97''ss,
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iRichm onders in New York.

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~ NEW YORK, July Is. w ldorf, NJ p. p.
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$Watkin, II. M Baskerville. p. H. Basker-
vile; Hoffman, T .f 6 6. Glenn; Imperial.
HI s.5tWright, W. II. Miles; Buckingham,
~. p. Willard, Misses Willard / Aldine, II.
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Issues Challenge.

the RagaTuttins, state that they are
very DESTROYS OF playing game OF. ball
with the ST. Andrews team. T b ey issue
challenge 10 any amateur club IN the
city. Those taking up the gauntlet may
phone to Manager p, ]. Hogan Jr,
4535. FOL Church Street. n Il