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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Dispatch Branches,

,. ghs sS''9 ,sa be 6sssat ss anns q
distance ffem tts Ma,h @ wsnm iefi e,
a ~ ~ ,hess branches Will resolve the same
careful attention IN though .hsy re been ~.
al the Main Office. ana thffs ~'.l ~ 40 saHa
coal 10 ths advertiser:
IjGHTERs DRUG gToHg. Twsa,3-nt.h
ana Yensb!e Streets
W p. EASEs, 1sla Eaxt Broad Etrs",
4 4 SCOTT. rwen,y-tf,h and Brpss Street,.
ROBERT, /, . WILLIAMS l1, ;FwsH''-afsH and
rAKRAsTs, GRANT q co. Pomhes AMI
Hr1ad Etrests.
O " IATlMgK, No. 20 yPer Msxsas1l
rnonrgos's DRUG HTonE 70, M VEST
h i, BEvEnlpGE, Brock Avenue ana ciaz
RADY's pRuG STORE. Esrnn HsgEn,
PEOPLES DRUG sTogE, 10. S'S Williams.
burg Avenue. Fulton.
ROBINS PHARMACY. 20. m Hast Marshall
Street
CRY DRUG STORE. No liH Eas. Main
street, corner Fifteenth.
JuDsoN cuNHlEGliAM, No. SD1 Esst Ma,g,
corner 1wonty-Hrsl,
PINE STREET PHARMACY, no. ~ ga.,a
Pine Street
| East Broad street. A.
THE PARAGON. PHAKaAcX no, m ws.l
EATON PHARMACY, Twenty eighth ana J,
] Streets 81 Gi.
| RIsoN,s PHARMACY. no ~ Canal etr.t.
u r., LEWIS. No, Feat Broad street.
HI ar E,fo,a & WALKER, T~emy-ana AZ
CARTERs DRUG sToAE. 10. IN iut
/ Street, Manchester, # 7
w A. PERKtNs No. 20 North 6yea.l.6,,
/ Street, Petersburg,
l}IWESrY -I2iG lIfil ASD n STREET PjIaf
4 MACY. trweniy-eishth and n at,Gfs
/ O.. II. w. KERN, INC. rornsr IYsnt, NM
! and Church mn Avenue.
y EAST PHARMACY, No ySgl Y jg,rsst,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
RATHER DOUBTS IT
Virginian-Pilot Apparently Does
Not Credit Denial of Walter.

rile Yfrefnis-n-Iflot, While publishing tho
Denial ~ pie rt,tnOfed restgna ton 81 ail,
flara Ar IIne ssetns 70 doubt tho states
Ilent giFsp 0t NJ tiie offices at Norfolk.
~ ESYsi 6 VI Il I'D 81 Az fe4l9 q
agtft N ,ke fsfsbOsfd SUSTAIN. Will, head
Gtsaftes ID tho G9tninsrc.al building,
fii9h Gfesl 40. hity. Nv ~ spcceed Mt.
Cost ~ ,fsf3a MANAGER. the r,Ifnors hfsye
~ tRt EeHtsSs fafriiFr up tbs line hcsin
VI ts@ys ,f.a Eassaxsffai Yeirgr of the trafflc
11ia ttt4ss,t ~ rs aaad 70 Mt e6sts
nSpFsl \.
tsiSfjse n II esG3iiaGcsallY den,ed mat
Mf. sssSsF M sH2f>yfYf siso - going 70
ifays sfs s@fYise ~ MS EAaioard, II is q
W tEse tttjssss,si,g fsEigaaii6n yathcr. ~
j+i&eIGt.as s@8Aae ~ t2afr Yas reforffd
pgE k@fpy@ 8s ttatiy qlitt NO Henboarh
~ lY$tN 6.py9} Ss2s 8ftisflt,Ts NJ tbs Wits
lstsoasS ~ ~ 1YitsrnesAofs gpipcd nircu-
~ ~ sTSa ss.1stEis beflre they form
So &8Atssi.esf essst retirssnsnl" s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
MISS sUI''TO HOME
AFTER PLAY ABROAD
Does Not Feel Discourage Over
Loss Of the British Lawn
Tennis Championship.
(spec,a, to The Times. Dispatch

"
L NEW YORK, August 1s.--A1lss May
sutton, the young California woman who
recently lost the lawn tennis champion
ship OF England to Mrs. Douglas, was a
passenger BY the Cedric. Of the White
Star line, which arrived from Liverpool
yesterday. Miss Sutton Is on her way
to Newport, where she expects o&take
part In tournament which Mrs Bar
ger Wallach is arranging to give. She
VIII remain there about two weeks and
will then go to Cincinnati, where she will
pay visit to her sister, Miss Florence
sutton, aud from Cincinnati Will go to her
home In LOS Angeles. 81 III n si.H
Miss sutton did not seem to feel dis
couraged over her lost championship
abroad. Although / was defeated. she
said, there are several reasons why the
i played against a wonderfully fast ops
ponent. and another Is that my o wl play
YVES far below my usual average.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
NETWORKS GAVE [ ].
CUBS ] WA |: !. D
Shut League Leaders Out by.
Score of.s;Fi |, 4 t t'r'.l y! o;'ttlhiing
H3.5S.$583# Yesterday. H5sa
fWlLTsE's GREAT PITCHING I : 4 ''|t:i
Philadelphia and sst.S Louis Broke!
Even il, Double eader.
Other Games. sS
I NATIONAL LEI GU :. /. u
Scores X esterd day. .3,sS5
4 Il New y orls, q !; Chicago, %. ut 4 II
Philadelphia, Q; st. Louis. 1. s]i.
g8 st.s Louis, s.; philadelphia, 4. II "a
Cincinnati, o; Boston, 4.
81 Boston, Il 4; Cincinnati. 2. ;35
Where They Play 7 o-Day.
New; York at Chicago. a45s 3
Brooklyn at Pttsburg S5 ls
4 Philadelphia at st Louis. s$f
58l vs. S3j Boston az Cincinnati,
b Standing 81 the Clubs.
I New Y ork, Chicago, 8.

n !. 1, &, /, q az; !, "a Y
:, :, y . !, ~! 3 4, Il
day shut ut chicaso 3. w.ltse, pitching
was g feature Strange was l banlshed IN
the OF
scis 3 m! =. 34 I, I, 5
Score 3.Ss AZ I r. 8. ~ - ~
Chicago i. Z 3 3 oo 20
~ " ~ = ~, 3 ~, 4, q . "a
IS ~ y ~,
Bresnahan. Time, 1:o7. I'm pires, Klein STEM
and q Day. .
PHILADELPHIA, Ga; st. Louis, rs.
(. -, Il 3rI,1o 49,. 1o ph,,.d :, IN e
sl -, e - va,
,,,,n 4 ~, "a !, al ar,d At louis
score: 555 5S5S AZ a. 81 r.. H, 3,
81. MI 4ouis . . % Oh 90 o o o o. 5 e Q
ph,,n All IL d III o4to015oioo-s So
1 ar;as = IN rrer. . Higgins md Mar
shall: Ritchle ana Doom: & T me, I Az
5Iimnira. GA rpenter. I5#54 J5S
4T a. ar -- ---- HIM i53
I, q, ,-a =, 4 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
AMERICAN DEFENDING.
YACHTS ARE CHOSEN !. ! ia
The Cararnba, the Vim and the
Auk}Selectedsto Sail Against M
German Sender Boats.
special to The Times pispatc h.)

t@ MARBLEIIcA10, MASS1I Angus Va ~
After sailing three trial races yesterdny /,
the German American 4 Il eBntta Commit.
tee ofithe Eastern yacht clubs elected
tho Caramba, the AUX and the Vim 70
defend the 4 r Roosevelt cup gaiIst the
three German Sender class yachts nexi
ana third races yes terdny and was 4s /, second
In the &f1rst race. The Vim won tho frst
ia iii which the AUX tlnished last and
the latter was second In SECOND
lie second and third races OF the,Lday 4,
n ,I,he Carnmba Is 4 owned by G. d. ":
Foster. Of the Eas tern Yacht CLUB; th 1le
Aux, by Charles Francis dams o, o.
iTrenor ~ Park /, Of the America n g. a g
Club, of n CIV y ork. }5S IA is5, e
"A cable essage was B !les patched 9, s. "
,thn K aiserlicher. Yacht rl ,tb &at Eiiel his
afternoon announcing the selectio:ss..,,i
the three S5AfnericAf pou. y Il 10 meet the
German clubs representa- lives. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Prof essionalS Situation Wanted.

"A FULL GRADUATE OF TIE RICH 4
n 1nond High School desires "a position
NJ rs teacher In public or private sens I 81.
II First-grnde certificate. exEell' n rs ny
= music References 3exchane Ell, * Address,
Il stating requirements I1AC = Lock r1k
sI2oXE Sc Culpe " q. " w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
TYPOS DETERMINED. B
Members Of Local Union, No. 90,
Confident as Ever. BIZ

81 The local Typographical Union No, 90
met In their hall yesterday afternoon to
strike. The meeting was secret and very
little was given out. It Ii understood,
however, that tho printers are still AZ as
was stated on good authority that they
expect 10 hold out 10 this end Z 1t Ia un-
ders,ood further that the strikers have
ample and sufficient support. and that they
are we'll able tohoId out til tho matter
Is definitely settled. ssfs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
sWlLTsE's GREAr'. PITCHING i !! l
i NATIONAL LEAGUE.
4; Vine " The..y,. SPlaIv, To Day.

New, York at Chicago. f43
Ss Broo klyn Mt Pittsburg 81 IN
Philadelphia at St Louis .5y3ts}E "a "A
3, y Boston az Cincinnati,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
The prints Help and Situation Ads than

THE RATE for Classified.
Want Advertising IL cent per
word, Net Cash iii ADVANCE Al Il! y
with minimum cost Of 10 cents \ g
Tor each insertion. The same ne
Fate applies to deaths, marriages,
obituaries and all other classified
notices. No display type allowed low ':;tl
IN the classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20

.srraf ATEsf Cl,EERFrLLY5 WEN ON!
Awnings, Tents ARID Flags; prompt Wor orr !;
4 large stock. g5&l II. Es COPELAND ~ Cso.'
up hone 267D. {;4g X R sftaiSg tS3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Used Harrirnan's Name

s. Especial / to The Times Dlspateh> ~,
use ,e Of the names Of II. G. Frick and p.
III - 4 Hartman as sponsors for telephone
orders to sell Union Pacific ,"s 81
al bears last Thursday In an endeayor TO
The leader OF the coter!e, IT Is said. was
a broker who for several years mas -, oe tea
With him were four or Ave others Of his MS
ilk. 3l5e Il. h. W AZ 4. ,i al sS. 5 q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20

ACHEAPEsT l LINE Ell o II j3 sUNABouTs,;
TOP Buggies and Surries III the city don 8
forget it, W. c. SMITH. S14 n. FIFTH
Az Street. III afli b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Richrr1onders in New York.

NEW YoRKS, August ls soI,3 r. satgSsy
IL Ellis, y. Thompson !, q ppe Hy =,
sl ~. Nv, bowen and MI g; ala !
Nv. 81 Met raw. H. Gary. 81; Mli!eI,; AZ ~
sylle-W.H S. Rhoad les. Marlboroutsan ara Il
y. H. ]; 1e 81 ~ +, L aSTn.
Grand Union Chi dress, pellln IoAsT
II Il. Goldenberg, Hotel As tor-- NJ =
Rlngh wapg eys s'i \ E II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Sold to Cleveland.

N (Ry Associated Fress,1 "a a y, 5lIl9
r GIOVERSVII.LH N. tY,,l August r.
Joe birmingham, OF Blmira, the fle 9 =
footed heavy-hitting fielder OF the Z
has been sold to the Cleveland "A Americans
for $500. He VIII not jo!nt Cleveland
until the close OF The State League sea-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20

Maybe Colonel Still can duplicate { q the The
trick turned BY Willis In Roanoke s SO tl1
day. The colonel Is Il scheduled. to sp p
q game this week. and every one who no. has
seen him work knows that he can make axe
many batters look different ways fo ~, 9 q
hit, He will open In Norfolk and h 2 lis
In the best Of condi ton, 4! Il. 81 5sj3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
NOTICES.


TO WHOM TT ID M .AY}a CON CERN---ON
August 1, 1906. IEclosedSsup and disconr,--l
q tinued s3theSt Glen Allen store, q cash GO
concern tof 81 twenty YEARS. st ,
& which never gave n note or asked ke an y
n haur 8 credit, am now ~. RECEIPT q
Claims "a gainst 5"SThe Glen Alen store
Company.ns know OF no 4 such COM on,
pa nv. 55I have sold out my entire tire bust }, Is
X ness interestss at Glendale and =
X am not, connected in any way 3 VII 2
K any Individual or firm or company or
corporation that place. T he charter
q name of "Cussons, May a. 4 Coz Moor
pora ted. 81. Is retained by the new own W 4,
3 ers. but have no coa IN, VIII
real real estate by direct negotiations With
the purchas ser, and no one gis {, autno.3
rized to&act for me in that {or IN any any,
other matter 5S z, :, 9 ~, G5
E(Signedl JOl1iN sSao,,,,
" Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
AZ N ear Being Arrested.
y Special 10 Tho Times Dlspatch:)

Special ITO Tho Times Dlspa tch.)
s}SsNORFOLIS, " A., VII August l9.--I}a rney
oldfield's racing machine, the Green ,1a.t'r
Dragon, came near being attached here
last night for an unpaid bill posting nc nc.
count. Barney raced hero Saturday His Il
manager wanted to leave town VII bout F'r''i
paying the account. but that did not not 80
with the billposters. warrant was y Y
issued for the mana ger, lth the threat ga.
that. the machine would DO attac taP H.
The Bill was paid 81 J:3f 555 5jj=f ii5iE5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
RATE HEARING
Mr.. Braxton Returns from At
5lantic City-Mr. Stuart Leaves.

HOY. a. capeTton Braxtnn. WHO has
fesD at Atlantic City. returned to Itlch-t
rord yesterday. and ~ stopping ut the
TGstnioreland Club. "a q I'LL ~ ri
Mr gra1ton will continue the prosecu-
cution 81 the rate matters pefore the
Ali ,i1ree y0embers Of the Commission
are ia tbs city attending TO tho affairs fairs
OF their Office, i, 4. ~.
f.0lnrHiss,oner Stuart leaves t0rn|sHt ZOE
sSptt tl 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Standing of the Clubs.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

ENew2O Orleans. 10; Montgomery, o,
H NEW ORLEANS. La, August Is, Wet
grounds and rain turlled the opening
game Of the Montgomery series Into q
farce. The game was called at the end
of the seventh inning on accoun OF ain,
& Score: 4c III II, n, b.
New Oriea rs. d, q. s ...,,04 90 4 o O--l0 10 8
Batteries; Tribble and Hansen: Phil
lips and Stratton. Tlmo, 49, Umpire,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20

slebie ana not Hinton L should have
played at the second base on Saturday,
and there might have been g difference
In the score before the tenth inning. Him
ton is one OF the best catohers N the
league. but oh can't be expected to DO
everything,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20

MOST = a iCr,OMPI E1,E STOCK OF EAWN-3
ings, Tents and Fla gs in the, Sou 1,h
u II prices right. II. F.. iCOPELANL " &C., ~,
.sIt los North Ninth a PHONE 20 ".
OVER a MILLION IN u sE-sH y I I'M
75 Dollar Ra zor !; buy er runs mo risk q 1so-
iutelyg guaranteed to- give satlstactl
81 WAGNER DRUG CO. W go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20

Tho question as to whether OF; not Rch-
llnond will be In the Eastern ] aguo next x:
year is tho ono that isg puzzlln the tltlch-.
mond fans as this time, There are, many
who believe that tho city will support o
team In faster company than at the pres
Ont time. Long certainly won the game
Saturday. He tied the score In the ninth,
and won by his good pitching afterwards
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Help " an1tt:eed- Male and F female.

HELP WANTED e1nale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Professional Help Wanted

fWrANTED-.A YOUNG LADY FULLY.
,4fsquallfed for her position, holding high
" est testimonials and fond OF children,
III desires a position to teach in q family;
usual English branches, Latin and
rs French; no music: have had several
IA years successful experience: terms. $40
4 II per month, boa rd, laundry and travelling
Ia exp enses Address Miss M, Box is.
$ Charlotte Courthouse Va. &. ~ vi St
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Memphis, a; Atlanta, 8,

4 MEMPHIS. TENN. August 1o.-Me ems
phis punched six hits In the third inning
OF atoday's game and scored four runs In
ht s ' rasult as ii three runs Alter tits
neither team could score, I, 7, !,
q Score ~ N 8 n q, ~
Atlanta, ", .,.s.t,,.0 0o-S
sharks ana Eyers Ltebhardt
ana owens, Time, 1880, Empires Rud deF-
ham and Scluster to II }5S q fssl; &: IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
I Looks Easy for Englishmen..

FL So the only thing to expect s q most
decisive and easy victory for the Brit
fishers. I. But OF & course, vic tory is L not
the main thing that tho American crew '.s
Is seeking. after all, ss They are no :.
5bea able N 10 Induce Cambridge & to come
\ over her and row Harvard on her n M.
tive waters. But don't think this VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
] COAL AND WOOD
REMOVAL NOTICE.
MACHINERY.

spEr1A1, AND PATENTED MACHIE-
erv built. Let US develop your rnechAni-
cai ideas along that patent you have
been thinking about; liberal proposition.
Y q 70. FORD CO, Trlgg Shtpyard.
phone 1925
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20

WANTED REINSURANCE CANVASS
ers. fraternal: best offer ever known;
sick and accident benefits; 80 per
week, twelve to forty-e!ght weeks a
year: 800 to 800 at death; low rate
payment: men who can show results
J get excellent salary. SIS Board CT
Z Trade Building, Norfolk. ~ e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WIG WANT YOU no GALL AT 7O3 EAST
BROAD Street and convince yourself that
wa have the largest and best line OF
n trunks and Travelling Necessities In the
CITY; repairing done, II ". ROUN-
TREE e. BRO, Trunk and Bag-Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
AGENTS WANTED.

ED-CANyAssERss IN y EVERY
city and county to work up per-
manent business, which will pay we'll
3 after canvassing Is done: statesmen
CO, 8 South Tenth Street.
Richmond Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
No, Game.

SHREVEPORT n LA, August ~ !
Shreveport. Birmingham N, pos ioir
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20

NANTED-A q OSITION AS COVER
d ness by "a graduate of Powhatani Col.
n lege; competent to. teach 81 Engllsh
Latin and music; experience and refer
# Kearneysville, Jefferson county, w
~ YIN if4 yga s5slAt IVA st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20

Notwithstanding tho
glowing accounts Of.
the work being done.
An England by the,
Harvard boat crew.,
~ don't believe ths.
Americans have o
ghost Of d chance OF.
winning their race
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Vanderbilt Won Again.

EAUyILI.l1, FRAN Cl1 a ugnsl =, ~ ~ c,
William X Observation-Disclosures horse M e. NJ
tenor Won the grand prix do peauYille to,r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
/, OST AND + OUND.5

LOST. ;ts, q OLD T'.Nts y RlyAsT
sH PIN, with three slnrge topaz SETTINGS,
z somewhere between Gnmble's Hill Park
&, and No.R3ll W.&Grace Street; probably,
II on S(mthSThird Street. libe raj reWarsu
Elf returned }to No.s3l1 West g race street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20

WANTED -CLOTHISG statesmen
with established trade in Virginia.
West Virginia, North Carolina. South
Carolina, Georgia and Florida. to sell
popular price, line OF mems and young
mems clothing; only those who have
had practical experience and can COM
mand trade. AApply,h With references.
l4A4 baltimore Md. s. ~, - Ns5 n i5#t5 S4y.4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20

WANTED, YOUNG MAN fi25 OR s3o) OF
d good habits and some experience as
4 teacher: one with knowledge Of vocal
music and from country preferred Adj
dress, With reference, LE,fTER III. caro-
this office. r II It's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
clLlAaKsViLLE is NOT a DRY TOWN,


Az, ABOARD NEXT TRAIN For
Ehinssss Il ali Kinds. Two YEAR OLD
CORN WHIsKEY, tl,e5 AND aug;
EIaHT-YEAR.o OLD CORN SWHIgkEY.
FROM 300 no 500 PER GALIEN
& III. IT. Gooch IS no longer In the whAhey
business, as the. Mann law broke him
VILE WIIIsi<EYfHoUsE. Clarksyiila
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

holToRs. RUG les SPECIAL LINE
~ close or ops,i tops; steel or rubber
fires: high-class, AT low prices. w, g.
EMrTH, sls n. Fifth Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Besides, Titus Claims Harvard
Il Has Not Got tile Best Of IN
S.laii College Oarslnci1. a8 5siss2

Especial to The Ti1es-D spatch) NJ
AEYSEW YORK, J. August 1.-THE World
I N # to-day contains the following from
WI g C.{ ~ Titus, champion onrsinaa
I 4$\ OF Americn at single sculls d ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
lljs [. " ,esrE D NJ ale.

LARGE WHO LEsA ALE NJ sII OF TIC 1So-)I us 81
tVirglnia) wants Il high-grade man az
Il sales manager; must know shoes thor or !,
n oushly, have Ind &successftI practical
gexperlence md have $ the & force and
sSwill receive exceptional offer and soppor:-i
s$tunity. Same house Inns S5o penings for
,Sthree good travelling statesmen; must be
men who have made good IN. this linc,s
i who can get the business All conrinu-
4 .nications confidential. Address, with
u full details ana references, r. S 4: !.
81 care Times-D ispntchs3 3Es ft tsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
REAL EsTATE--For Sale.

FOR sALE--BARTON HEIGHTS. s.
y room house, bath and pantry, cellar
and attic; hot and cold water; now
\ ready TO move in. For nrice and par
a,ticulars apply 10 z. II. BROWN, Bar
bYton Heights. ets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
WANTED
SHOE REPAIRING.

WHY PAY soc. FOR RUBBER HEELS
Of any old make Xhen we NH g We,sXb ou
rifh the name stamped on the heel--for
* cents, We are able to do At, for we
BUY b. direct from the factory twhoesa as
SST ros. brand. Is cents, MS good as others
crarge double. White Oak Leather
Half soles-Men's, Is cents: ladles 60
cents. DREW'S ELECTRIC# S SHOE
&. FACTORY. No. 71B East Main Street
@g'Phone 1851. 4&51 Es345t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
SHOE REPAIRING.}

75C~ HALF-sOLE# MEMS SHOES. A.
dies. e0c;J children. 40c; every pair
e "Rock Oak" soIes. DREW ELECTRIC
SHOE sFACTORY.l71 ZIG Il. Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20

"a 81 LADY, QUALIFIED 81 TIC TEACH
M usual English branches. beginners IN
& Latin and Algebra, desires q Il posi- Ion
gain private family small Ech ildrens, pre-
sstN1iss Az care OF postmaster 1Iarper's
sS Home. Va ttSi} Sg va
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SOLICITORS q statesmen.

SHOE SALESMAN WANTED TO COW
err State Of Virginia. Must he expert
enced road man. well acquainted With
established trade in this territory. AZ
Dress giving age for whom Travelled.
n annual sales and references. A. w.
4 TEDCASTLE & CO. EEI3ostOl. Mass.
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FLATS WANTED.


WANTED ~ INFURNISHED FLAT. 3
s5or rooms. With hath. By young mar
ried couple; centrally and dtsirably o-
Gated. References exchanged Address,
stating terms, y, w, LASSITER, Rich
,SG Square. y. G.
tANTED--A FLAT OF ABOUT FIVE
I rooms; central or western section, or
will rent house with RESPONSIBLE party.
~ Address ". S, p. care TinrcsrDispatch.
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.|A'fRAID. HARvARD
h! s!u00CHAN'I.CG.
"a. Ail11 1ery;;irlB Champion Oarsnan
Gives Reasons Why Crimson
Crew Will Be Defeated.
CLIMATIC q CONDITIONS BAD.

MI II
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y SUMMER II BOARDING.

4 modern conveniences; good table. Spee-
cial rates for August and Septelr,p}es,. I.
Address Mrs. s, d *. GARDNER, VI ~.
gintn Beach, ~ d. aSt M If 5f IN S.ts NJ ii
THE BuCK1NGH HAM, CAPE iENMa.
Vn. near railroad station and Cns ..ti,
board l,y the day., week or = ll' H'lltv
rates !reasonablc.8tf Apply to t{tll ~ w
VI WASH BIZ N. Proprletor
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iIITl1 NlII877WI7I7T Il9TLHIl a7I73I :
BOARDING.

-A3 ~ WI Il M AND ia BILE
boarders, everyt thing ilrst.class =! Table
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OTHER BASEBALL GAMES
American Asso citation.
3. milwaukee &, Louisville !. ], !,
e Kansas City 8. a Indianapolis GO N
nings). 9 j z {Sl 4. II
Minneapolis 8, Columbus ~ s355S

Eastern League.
Provld Providence s, Roches-
tor q CESS sS Nh =, Y. z, q i a
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roR A ga ,Is-svAG O. IS 10 sU11,ts5Yo U.
3pninflng,s$rep and rubber 2$ tire
work RICHARDSON ROs.,8 do blo
E T3rook A Vcnlle II tsSH IS
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81, WII,I, R1IY sI ULU WILLIS /. by 2 ,
1 George Wiks the sire Of Nyoli,1in e
9:os Ia and many others.of her 1, c' ass
trial 2:16 34;sslx years old To-, dwe r,o
Sound; only reason for selling /, n'l ~ nor
,'sc for her; using autoropl'ca. Z 4 my
stable, ii5 West hamilton street l3al'1
x moro. Md. an3sG. NJ
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

FURNISHED HOUSE AT IIAMPDES-
Sidney College, Va; eight rooms; iire
Y acres OF land attached; $3.50 per
Y month LOCK BOX rs, tIampdeH-
" Sidney. Va. .-NA- ~ .-
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FFOR SAEE

FOR sALE-TR1aG sr11r ARD p; E &: vi !
58inert, consisting .of mach!neff;y i N =.
Ni2o LII. P5,aei electric ceiling fans, s,n !,
gle and double betting, shnftingS, rn Mlrsd
era pulleys etc. iu1ner ,rarnsdI1i12 fNSsSoN
cheap. AZ dress s. M .TONlAL lis
x Shiny Yards. Richmond, Va. $500
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WANTED On CT, Is r RELIABLE
@SS drug clerk d (registered) 10 manage, q
A small store. Apply TO lis Twenty-s SIX i' !
K Street, Newport News, Va. Il.