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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
Times-Dispafch Branches

The following. Branch Offices have bsen
e1iaGsns fro nor }hs 9fne o, hoss Living at
psnaeh TN Tie " sh ie1 q wa The n*,
any OF these branches viii receive The ssm "a,
careful! attention as though they had been luft
At The Main orice; and mere wll be no srtH,s
sLAuGHTERs DRUG STORE. Twen,v.n,,n
and Nenahle Streets. nv"
", r, E 4A.!S 2alS Il. Broad Street.
IL Roht so w HTihEr 4 Tnt n;Aa Sres,s
rXRRASIs, GRANT d CO., roushe. .na
G. ". LATTlmEn. No, 800 we., Marsh. /,
rHoMFsoWs DRUG STORE. No. 1921 We,
!. l., BEVERlDGE. Brook Ayenu. and c,a,
NApT's DRun STORE. barton us,x,,,
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. 500 Villa mn.
Rollins e4fE Si PaAn sI'SH No. 200 Ea. n
CRY DRUG STORE. No. IA, E0st Main
S bsGS G GtfSNf FSttisiHth NJ 40,
corner Twenty-nrst A'a'' hie'n'
PINE ssThhEr PHARMACY, No. ga South
p Npz ,sG Rs;,MIRK,rARHlsH CO.. No. "a
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. sol we.,
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty. eighth and y
J; 2 LEWIS. No East Broad Street.. ''''
hpSDl-Ef WALKER, Twenry.i,rth and
c4hfER,9s DRUG STORE. No. ITO, hun
v. <, PEHKiSs No, % ,Norh sycamors
uAcI; 1'%gniy ,slrh!h and N sirss,.. N
@ Y " KERN INC corner Twenty.nih
sna Churcs LII Avenue
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Tn The Matter OF No, $50
Bankrupt. BANKRUPTCY.
TO the creditors OF A. LEONARD
LUCAS, Of Riclimopi, In. the county Of
Ilenrico and district aforesaid E'aak-
rupt.
Notice is hereby given that, on the 9th
day Of &ay: 4. D., 1909. tho SAID A. a;
n bankrupt; and that, The first meet.
ing OF his creditors VIII be held ~ my
Office Rooms No. 10 and ~. Capital LAW
and hea .s'a,s i'",,h 80, K!ehmeRd' ,,as
al 10 o'clock in tho forenoon. ut which
Zine the said creditors may attend, n n,iye
their clnlUrs. appoint a trustee, examine
tic bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
TFIOS. II. SNEAD,
May H. 1906 Referee IN 1'ankrup'cy
Arthur NJ. Cannon, ESD, attorney Tor
bankrupt
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MEETING NOTICE.
CHURCH NOTICE.

BAPTIST.
TsssT and 4 4Tg;a sSeG 4ssF
Rev. DR.. W. II. WIlITSITT.. Of Richmond col
d. D., of the Monumental Church, will preach
the annual sermon before the Ladies' Guild.
Sunday school o. s. Mccarthy. sutp) at v:a.
:; sE C; -BAPrlsr CHURCH (coRNEl:
Adams and Frlnklin) Worship at II A. NJ.
and s1s p. Nj conducted by Roy. b. c. HEN
GROVE AyESYE E,ooo5 pA !, IT'S. p CHURCH
i H. A. n ana S r N. Sunday school at So
4 GRACE RACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
GtnAs. S. GAhDNER. p: IS. or.,sYnday
W WE'D .. sday az a. SIG r NJ = -
WEST VIEW BAPTIST cHTnGH dc Sgnoy "
P. II. sunday school at $50 A. N. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at p. n. Seats free.
A LEIGH sr risll; BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services and sermon at Il 4. n; and 8 40 7. NJ
Preaching by Rev ~ i n6MA An,dn d: d. D;
d doy school hSsS" ssS A. ~ Is. {. Garrison sup
CENTENARY M aHEflobisr Gu yncn
sireetso-Rey. ", = YOUNG 2; r. =, pastor "a !. :
IerI HE'LL a"r 3. S D., nnd s:e 2, III BY Rev. Il
Men. SIMPSON, d. d, Sunday school at 9:St
4. 81. All nro invited, AL seats free.
UNION sTATION NJ. e. CHURCH GIVEN
ty-fourth and n atreets)-Rev,H II, N; MASEY,
Isls,or.-orenchlpg ut II 4. NJ. ana +. NJ
Sunday school 81 g! eye 2, x a; n;
FIRST PHRSBYTRH5AS |, 81
+ + A. T. n p and 4A F. SEATS p ires Cordial vel
sH sisco $ s. nHEspyrER1AN G,
yices a. ii e K Il. ana +. N. Wednesday
= aE II ssayx r s' aMAc = sThEEr rnEsnY
terian Church at II A, ~. ana 3 +, Al, con
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. JEitE WlIllEH'
si GnGitc II Or THE COVENANT lcoRNE!'
CALVIN STEWART, p. D., pns,9or' c-Diylne
"s'he0'aS ~ Christian.
afARsIfALL sThEIr g u i ~ / AZ
INK Sunday at II A, NJ. and SAB i, ~, sun,
day s school $50 A, NJ, Christian Endeavor 7'l'
WEST END CHRISTIAN CHURCH toN
Morris between Main and Floyd Aycncl = :,
Preaching to, morrow by Roy; II HlI q
rDAncE KhNs x I su, n ana $40 T.
FIRST CHURCH. OF CHRIST, ScimNrls'i
corner OF Beiydcre and Main Strects), SUNDAY
morning II O'Clock subject, soul and BODY
An experience and testimony meeting every
"Wednesday evening NJ $50 O'CLOCK me rehd-
ng-room Is located In the Ghhlnner OF CONS
MERGE, ana 10 open every week Gay from ~ tt
2, All are cordially invited,
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V1RGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
or THE COUNTY or 1!ENHco.
Toddj, Lille May Todd md y. ~ Toad.
Isadorn Gresham (nce Todd. plaintiffs,
Isadorn Todd Walter c. Todd, Admins
traitor OF Walter J. Todd, deceased and
IN his own right; Laura r. Todd, Knte
T. TODD ClarH SnG9 t5y;Hsay a od s. G 5sy-
the s last six being Infants under the age
Of twenty-9 IN dHH ieES;o l's'eAuA"'s'
(Jxtract from decree Of April Is, 1869 z
". "on consideration whereof, tho
court doth ndjudge, order and decree that
sloncrs OF this court, who is directed to
take all necessary evidence. enquire into
and report to the court as follows:
tho said Walter j, Todd. ut The time or
his death; and an account of All debts
or liabilities for which the said walter j.
Todd was In any wise liable at the time
"B,t said Commissioner, before linking
and stating the sixth account above men
shall give notice Of tho time and place
OF taking and stating said sixth account
by publishing said notice once q week
Dispntch, a newspaper published in the
city of Richmond, the, publishing or which
notice shall be equivalent to personal SER
vice on all parties"
Office of Commissioner r. F.. Peyton, Dr.,
II and IS Merchants National
Bank Building, Richmond, va
TO All Parties Interested In the Above
You arc hereby notified that have fix
cd upon my, office, Rooms II And is , Mer-
chants National Bank Building nioh-
May May list, zoos, At il O'Clock 4, n. IS ne
time for executing, the re1ulremens Of
the decree, OF which tho foregoin,s Is az
and do what is necessary to protect your
interests herein.
Given under my l,and Lon, ~ commissioner
VIC 0'sA VIZ II, Tl PEY7TON, .Jr,
Commissioner
II, st, John coalter p, O.
Apl. H-law-iw
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARTER
masters Department, Washington, ID.
c., April 10, 1Go6.-Scalcd proposals, In
triplicate, will be received at this office
until 2 o'clock r. NJ. Tuesday. May 10,
1906 and then publicly opened. for fur
al washington Barracks and Washing
ton. D. C.; Forts Mycr ana Hunt. Va;
Fort Washington, Md. and Arlington
National Cemetery, Va; Charlotte, n.
c.. Richmond. Yn.; Annapolis, Md, and
for removing ashes and refuse matter.
furnishing leo. laundering towels and
shoeing animals. in Washington, y, c..
during the fiscal year commencing July
!, 1906 Blank forms and instructions
for making proposals and further In
formation will be furnished intending
bidders on application to this office.
a. ". BUTT, Captain and Quartrrnras-
ter, Y. S. Army. In charge of depot.
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+ s75'ssIi-s gFaFs -T--'-'''---' =
SCHOOLS,
University College Of Medicine

Medicine DentIstly- -Fharm aoy, sTUAKT
INQUIRE NJ D., President Complies ~ sGuip'
Mild climate Students Of this College, under
present conditions OF entrance and grnauat.on.L,
licensing csarninations In any state H9lle tai,
No. tells how medical students orr 1 -. sa.
practice OF medicine. Address WILLIAM ~
MILLER. Proctor, RlchmondI va
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PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.
Convention Adopts Paper Con-
demning Lynching.

j (SDcCIal to The TlmeS-LlSIA
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. May H.
Erypon the completion of the reports Of
boards the president of the convention de-
liyered his annual address. IT was q
comprehensive discourse. and gave a his
torcal sketch OF the work of the con-
vcntion.
President stephens declared that tho
past year had been tho greatest IN the
history OF the I3aptlsts. and that the
so bright, lie suggested tho name Of
Lookout Mountain as the keynote or tho
convention. He referred In warm terms
to tho principle Of soul liberty for which
nation to have been the pioneers OF that
principle in America. Flo said the num-
Der Of Bnptists In the world Is Q, ooo, cco, OF
whom 100000 are IN America, 4'o2ooW o., OF
wa nearly 100000, The whitA Baptists
OF the South own SIS, 10000 OF ch9rGn
p5operfX and n anyo fa eSS
Special attention was called TO the l'np.
fist gatherings Of this year--the Baptist
General Convention Of North America;
tho Worlds Congress held IN London IN
August last, and also to the unusllally
large conventions IN tho !, various s.a' ,ss
during the year. This all indicates, ne
said, growth In numbers ana orsaHlza-
lions and fraternalisnh l
Work of Convention.
The convention comprised BaplIst from
fourteen Southern States covering an h i,
OF million square miles with n popnla-
ton OF over 10000, 900 When the conven-
ton was organized In 1S45 the ,popunlaat lod
was 100000 and the denomination 23o ooo,
The population Is four times what IT was
then and the membership OF the, ,denomi-
nation eight times, or double the rut'o
OF the population.
The contributions to foreign missions
during tho slxty-one years Dy ~. ine
churches represented n the convention
have been over GO ana 70 nnl,,a,
missions over $a,25o,ooo. The. contributions
to missions and The value or chlrcn pInp.
orty are four times what hey we're IorLa
years ago and twice what lhey W Maan
twenty Years ago. As much has nee st
contributed to missions within r tnt PIC nwo
fifteen years as for me whole lor.,~ttthh M
years preceding and tho receipts LOT IN, IN,
mast year (s95,oCO were more lnum ,'i VIM,
we're from 1880 to 1860 'rhere are ii NV
ISL missionaries In the employ o. 'ilf
Foreign Board over 100 ~ thr el1p,o 10y 80, VI
the Home Board and about NV eliIi ..ueo
in the state, district and ely i',ss'I, J.,
work. The foreign mission work 1Ikoa = III ~
italy and Africa. The domestic m 1,s.,,I
west. lie recommends snecini at, ZEN
million dollars be raised Tor fore'sh mis- us
large manufacturing ccn'ers. ~ Ae
NN |a " Il
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FOR SALE.

U. s. TRANSFER COMPANY. MoTQ y;
power replaces tho horse: $50 to $50
head OF horses and 100 head young
blocky built mules. nges ,0sto s ye .orI.
weighing 800 to 140o pounds, to be p vs,-
wagon system. VIII be sold at rate g, o.
IS head week. All good. servi,c .N ~
stock, right out OF hard work; also 10, o. =
head young big, fat mares, pavenen.te
sore; will come sound In the county; 20
sets nearly new harness at sacrifice. see e 9
z SUPER INTENDENT, at stables. A5-al
North Paca Street, Baltimore, Mo.
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REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

LOTS IN cANDL1sH; NEW TOWN;
surrounded by richest land; liberal
an; G eo9 goEaI i Rulld-
ing. Chicago.
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WANTED--To BUY, lrOR CASH. FARM
in Virginia. Send description at once to
I EVERETT DUFOUR, Attorney, WASH
jngto7l, y. c. Es n
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GRACE ST., w. s17.-11L1 1G ANTLY
furnished rooms. 1irst-class table; per
nanent or transient. f
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NvANTlID-f ARDERS, PERMANENT.
transient and table 1917 North Seventh
street. Terms reasonable E.G
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GRACE ST, u. 1o3.--wANTED, BOARD
ers for two nice. large rooms and one
single room; cool and pleasant; per-.
,nnment or transient. a
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LADY WILL TAKE BEST CARE, or
home during summer in owners abb
scnce: best references. Address y ZOO
care Times Dispatch.
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PANAMA HATS.
Elsh AND GRABS
SHOE REPAIRING.

WHY PAY Doc. FOR RUBBER HEELS
the best heel made--Morgan & Wright,
with the name stamped on the heel-for
IS cents, We are able to do It. for We
buy direct from the factory at Wholesale
prices and give you the benefit. Red
Cross brand, % cents. ms good as others
charge double. While Oak Leather
Half Soles--men's. 10 cents: ladies', 60
cents. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. No. 7l6 East Main Street.
Phone 2GG7
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SUMMER BOARDING.

THE Ron AIR COTTAGE IS OPEN
for summer boarders. Address Mrs.
FANNIE DUNN. Bon Air.
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Gla EAST GRACE ST.-BOARDERs
wanted: largo and small rooms; every
convenience, lHah
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REAL ESTATE;-For Rent.

FOR RDNT-r1NE STORAGE WARE
houses, formerly Trigg sh1pyard: South
ern Railway and water connections. Adj
dress c. 3. FORD CO.. phone 3O2S,
rrigg Shipyards.
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TR1GG sHIPYARD EQUIPMENT. CON
sisting Of machinery. tools, stor4>r99o9m1
supplies, motors Q5 HIP. to 1870 HID,
betting (slngle and double leather).
shafting, pullcys, hangers. etc. Lumber
and IRE wood cheap. Address g. NJ.
. TOMLINsON. ShIpynrds. Richmond. va.
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BLUE PRINT COMPANY
makes HUE prints. rain or shine, by
electricity. we pay strict attention 70
out-of-town orders North Eleventh
Street.
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GOOD LIVE INSURANCE. MEN, ~
handle ono of the best propositions
ever offered the public; liberal CONTRACTS Ct
to the right men. Apply between IN. nv
hours of and 10, Room 4", Mereha'i's
National Bank Building.
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BRANCH MANAGERS WANTED $40
cnsn weekly; live at home: experiences
unneccsshry; no canrassnE. , ElE1GsI
stalnr for particulars ALUMlN NJ
HANGER CO.. Chatteld. Mimi.
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NOTICE.

HAVE MOVED NEXT DOOR TO MY
old stand. Eighth and Main Streets
Everything new In Hats and FURNISH
ms Goods; standard makes; reasonable
prIces MUSCOE II. CiARNETT.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

sTOcK COMPANIES INCORPORATED.
If you have stocks or bonds for sale
offer them through me to Investors.
GEORGE NJ. KELLOGG, Broker, $40
Ellicott Square, Buffalo.
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By PLACING Your Ad in The Times-Dispatch
BOARDING

E,Ic;II.rII STREET, NORTH, b1t-WANT-
Cd permanent, transient and table
boardcrs. Terms reasonable; home com-
forts, /. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12

LIGHTNING ROD statesmen WANI-
Cd must be sober md INDUSTRIOUS ca "a,
pablc of earning $50 per week; c a,d
salary $50 per month: commissions - anu ~
/ KIT, ". must be n hustler. Address III
aso care Vines Dispatch Richmond w.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I.C1sT.-ON BROAD AND TWENTY.
nth car. between Seventeenth ana
4 Broad and the baseball park. or At ,ne
park. one Gold Mounted Cameo seuI !
I pin. Reward II returned to w. y.
Il ROCHE. lale East Cary.
1,psT-MAY nth, a sHRlNEt
Badge carrying ~ Maltese bangle
Finder will return to this Office anu re-
ceive reward. =
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PICTURES.

THE GIBSON PICTURES GIVEN BY
. Sunday Tinles-Dispatch can be framed
with glass and back, ready to hang. for
IS cents at THE CRAIG ART co.
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MOST COMPLETELY STOCK OF AVN
lngs. tents and tlags In the South;
prices right Fl. E. COPELAND G. CO..
l08 North Ninth. Phone 2576.
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NOT1CE-1F YOU WILL, SEND Me 32lJ
will send you a gallon Of corn whiskey.
eight years old. BEN TERRY. Clarks-
Vile, va. s# ~
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5000 TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
Gold Watches at New York ratio OF In
terest. N. +. JACOBS & SONS LOAN
OFFICE, &17:0 East Main.
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED:-LEARN
plumbIng bricklaying, plasteringg, three n16es
best trades. U. S. government, e. e1r rtnen
graduates Unien cards y Ky EXPERIENCES
A Catalogue free. COINE BH -. o., 90 81
4 SCHOOLS, New York. Chicaeo' o.
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DRAWINGS OF ALL KINDS MADE
quick and accurate Room 6. 2 North
Eleventh Street. Phone 22Si. p. O..
Box 7i2 49,
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MEN AND BOYS WANIED l} - ,in irM
plumbing, plasterng, bricldaying; um,on
card guarantced; free e G,tiI,d1 8
f-oYNF, BROS TRADE SCHOOLS
New York, Chicago; st. LOUIS. -
Observation-Disclosures mb1wool so""'no
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FOR sALn-A RETAIL DRUG BuS1-
GINA; 500 Inhabitants; good location;
doing a splendid business. Apply 70
III. ]. FOREMAN. 21S and 22o, Citizen
Bank Building, Norfolk, Va
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

If YOUR OLD BUGGY NEEDS OVER
hauling and painting. Garry 1t to B. c.
BRISTOW: he will do 1t right. 1000 E.
Franklin Street.
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WANTED.

WANTED-TO BUY A GOOD AND
stylish wagon horse for a delivery
wagon. Apply to J. B. MOsBY & CO.
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>-rnc w AN,rED-sTEADY EN-
"A nloymcnt and good wages l ~ ~
classes of miners at y I'M y ~ ?
MINES Mineral, Va.
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Condemn Lynching.

4, the conclusion Of this address, lSfv'
&. a. Woody, p. D.. OF por'iaho' ~.
made a strong plea for the religious ''cc''s
or san Francisco.
Judge Fiillycr. OF Georgia o',eiei
paper which was adopted. cohoe's.''i, ne
fiyncb,nr and condcmning also the tedious
delavs OF the law as frequently provoca-
tive OF lynchlng.
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WE ARE SHOWING A TOP BUGGY
that can be changed to nm open run
about instantly; two vehicles In one. A.
MEYER S SONS, 100 S. Eighth.
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MULES, MIJLps,I A1ULEs-D. S. TRANS
fer Company; 50 head yonng; IN m y :
irENDENT, at Companys Stables, 4l5-
III North Paca Street. Baltimore. Md.
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NJ N1,rn--TRAyELING SALESMAN;
hustler with good habits and refer
ences required. DYSPEPTlNOL Mf ~
CO.. Roanoke Va.
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WE Make BLUE PRINTS. RAIN OR
shine by electricity. North Eleventh.
Phone 1854.
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TO BUY FURNITURE IN LARGE OF
small quantities. Address P. o. Box ia
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JOE BICKERSTAF'F MAKES KEYS
and repairs locks. ISL Il. Main.
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JACOB UMLAUF, PHONE 1929, WILL
repair and reupholster your furniture
like new; will sell you nice new
Mattress; make old ones over like new.
Prices reasonable.
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FINE UPHoLsTERlN0 AND MAT
TRESSES.
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~ 1NTED-sOBER. RELIABLE PRINT
crsfor country office at once. Apply "
= COURIER, Roxboro, \. G.
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SPECIAL AND PATENTED MACIIlN-
cry built, Why not have your ideas
developed into something that sou can
turn into money That Is part of our
business. G. - FORD CO. Trigg Ship
"a yard Phone 202s,
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ONLY SMOKE MAHOGANY BLEND
and burning OF your tongue will end
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
LEGAL NOTICE.

X/IRGINI.A--IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
' or THE COUNTY OF 1IENRCO.
William r. Todd, Daisy Bell Livesay (nee
Todd, lille May Todd md r.. j. Toad,
Isadorn Gresham (nee Todd Plaintiffs,
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,,ypEr31 lScED Statesmen WANTED
in our Mems Furnishing Department.
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tires ,givo, some idea Of tho remarkable
growth of the work.
Full details are given concerning tho
srnday school periodicals md athcr pub-
cations Of the board, Of It's relations
to tho Seminary, to tho b. ". p. u. and
to tho state boards.
The report closed With Il ringing appeal
for e1,ln fReilinut 4i7i 3 .tfgsGEs EgBdr4ItalEtF
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Receipts.

* The ,rcasurcr's report shows tho fol-
lowing receipts:
Alabama, 3302o5.62; Arkansas. s576i.44:
District Of Columbia. s1.S2l.G6; Florldn.
s4,sn.sl; Georgia, s52 ,927.0O; Indian Ter
ltfory, s732.7i Kentucky. 26.820.30; Louis
sppi, SIC, 2S0.S5: Missouri, sl2,4276S: North
Carolina, $2S.702.3i: Tennessee, SIS, 1916:
Texas s26.g291s; Virginia. sAo,7797o. and
from other sources Si,562.b1. making q
grand total OF s315,24SSl The total
liabilities OF the board are s2Sl5l.27.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male.

vOITNC MAN or TWELVE YEARS
experience in bookkeeping and CAPABLE
sa Of managing office, desires to MAKE ,H,, a
change and prefers a position in Rich It,
i mond Address a 361. care Iimes-pis-
patch office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12

JOE 4BICKERSTAFF jSIlARPENS AMI
repairs lawn mowers. 1911 E. Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12

ALBEMARI,E SWEET CIDER BY BAR:
rel or carload; also ,nanutacturers % (
Superior snoE T EHN W S9r6 me aR1sT
CIDER MILLS, Greenwood Depot, Va. (
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PERSONALS.

1T YOtl SEE ANYBODY WITH sTOCkf.
healthy rose bushes there il 10 need 4
n sizing where they came from, as they
got them from MERIT ROSE CO.
Union TAG or EVERY BAG OF MA
@FOGANY BLEND TOBACCO; Ken
aS.inond made.
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/ HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

N-AN'TED-A WOMAN OR GIRL WITH
expcrience to take charge or n0tsl
nnntrv work. Address THE McADOO,
NJ. ". Stcrnc, Proprietor, Greensboro
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-01-02

One of the longest bridges in the
world has been completed across one
of the largest falls in the world, the
Victoria falls, Central Africa, the
width, height and volume of flowing
water of which far outrivals the falls
of Niagara. The bridge is properly
over the Zambesi river, just below the
falls, and offers magnificent view of
them. 1t is one of the connecting links
in the Cape-to Cairo Railroad, and is
the most difficult piece of engineering
executed in the entire enterprise.
1t is one of the longest steel arch
bridges in the world, and has clear
span of 500 feet and crosses the gorge
of the Zambesi at a height of 420 feet
above the water. 1t is parabolic, two
hinged, steel arch, composed of two
ribs spaced q feet 6 inches apart at
the crown. The arch was built out
from both ends, and as no staging or
false work could be built up to the re-
quired heightit was necessary to design
the arch to withstand the strain of
ereCuOn ny duCHoIlHS Tue Top cnOfd.
The method Of anchoring was by
boring two holes in the solid rock 30
feet deep and 80 feet apart, and con-
Meeting them by tunnel at the bot
tom. The anchor cables were at
tached to the top chord and then car
ried back and down one pit to the
top. thus securing them to a mass of
rock 80 feet deep by 80 feet wide.