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Arizona republican., 1906-05-16
ThE MURDERESS BOTKIN
 GOES 10 SAN QUENTIN
She Gives Up Her Eight Years Strus.
 gle for Liberty.

San Francisco, May 15.-After two sensational trials and eight years of the bitterest legal battle, Cordelia Botkin. the murderess of Mrs. J. P. Cunning, went to San Quentin today to begin her sentence of life imprison- ment. Judge Cook signed the commit ment this mornig on the personal re- aust of the notorious criminal. and she was taken across the bay this af- -ternoon by Deputy Chas. Minert.
 The crime for which Mrs. Botkin is suffering, was one of the most notori- ous in California. Madly infatuated with Cunning, she sent his wife box of poisoned candy which caused the death of the woman and one of her sisters in Delaware.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-16
DROPPED DYNAMITE.
Seven Men Dead in a Pennsylvania
 Coal Mine.

Shenandoah, Pa, May 15. An ex- plosion of gas occurred in the Shen- andoah City colliery of the Reading Coal and Iron company today. It is be- lieved that between thirty and forty men are imprisoned on the first lift. Black damp followed the explosion, preventing prompt rescue. Two men are known to be dead at the bottom of the stOpe. Every effort is being made at rescue.
 The mine is surrounded by hundreds of men and women.
 Later-It was ascertained that seven miners were killed and twelve badly injured by the explosion which was caused by a workman dropping a box of dynamite which he was carrying on his shoulder. The explosion ignited the gas, Thirty-five men were at work when the explosion occurred. but it is believed that all escaped except those on the first lift.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-16

South Carolina senator. MT. Tillman read a portion of MT. Chandler's $ memorandum of his conferences with the president. which has heretofore been given to the public, prefacing it with a brief statement of his own, say ing that on Saturday the senate had been startled and mortified to hear the utterances of an eX-member de- nOunced on behalf of the president as d deliberate and unqualified falsehoOd.' As he had been responsible for intro ducing the subject which had caused the attack on MT. Chandler, he felt un- der obligations to place him right on the record. To that end he read the ex-senator'sf statement.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-16
CRIPPLE CREEK SYSTEM.
Controlling Interest Brought by Colo rado and New York Capitalists.

Colorado Springs. Colo, May 15.- The control of the entire Cripple Creek railway system, with the exception of the Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek district railway has been pur- chased by Charles NJ. MacNeill, Spen cer Penrose, Clarence C. Hamlin and Jesse R. Waters, all of Colorado Springs; H. M. BIackmer, and R. F.. Flinch. of New York and Chas. F. Aver of Boston. the consideration being up- wards of s2.0OO. .00O
 The deal was closed in New York
Arizona republican., 1906-05-16
THE eAPoN INQUEST.
The Body of the Murdered Priest Is
 Identified.

St. Petersburg, May 15.-At the in quest on the body of Father Gapon. which was found on May 13 in an up per chamber of a lonely villa in the suburbs of Ozerfli, Finland the former priests lawyer positively identified the body. The autopsy showed that he had received a blow on the head, the theory being that revOlutionists were listen ing in an adjoining room and heard Gapon betray his connection with the government; that the revolutiOnist leader. Putenberg. who is said to have lured Gapon to his death, rushed in. felled him with blow, and afterward hanged him.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-16
Characteristics of The HANSON BUSINESS COLLEGE

Absolute Thoroughness. Minimum Expenses. Maximum Results. Modern Methods Standard Systems. Competent Teachers. High Class of Students. Highest Standards for Graduation. Complete Preparation for Life.
 PHOENIX. ARIZONA.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-16

City today at a meeting of the Cripple Creek Central directors, confirmation being obtained here tonight. It in- wolves the purchase of controlling in terest in the Cripple Creek Central Railway company, which owned the Midland terminal, the Florence and Cripple Creek and the Golden Circle roads.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-16
WHEREVER CHEAPEST.
Supplies For The Panama Canal Are
 to Be Bought.

Washington. May 15.-The president today transmitted to congress a letter from Secretary Taft. accompanied by numerous appendices. in which the secretary. who has the full approval of the president. lays down the prin- cIple that supplies for the Panama canal should be bought in the cheap est market, all things considered, whether American or foreign.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-16

Three things necessary to your sue cess, whether old or young, are cheer fulness, readiness and willingness. All these will he encouraged by a box of Donofrio's Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-16
BANDITS TO BE TRIED.
The Men Who Held Up canadisu-Pa-
 cific Train.

Vancouver. B. C.. May 15--The three men captured by provincial officers last night near Quilchena and suppos- ed to be the bandits who held up the Imperial limited on the Canadian Pa ciic last week. have been taken to KamlOops. where they will be tried Is the sharp fight between the officers and men captured one of the latter was shot and wounded severely
Arizona republican., 1906-05-16
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. May 15. -FoTecsst- Arizona. Fair in south; showers and cooler in north portion Wednesday; Thursday fair.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-16

FOR SALE-EIeven room modern brick house. in best neiEhborhood. close in. suitable for a boarding house if desired A money maker for ths right party. PascOe. no N. Center St-
Arizona republican., 1906-05-16

FOR SALE-A six-room new, mod ern brick dwelling on North Second avenue with bath, screen room, toilet, electric lights and gas. D. D. Pascoe, 110 North Center St.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
|. Gr,andchild's Rebuke,.

Bishop olrnstead. Of Colorado. was Lurg |.
ing q rich man to contribute, generously
to to- the support. OF the, church,
"GiYe freely,.' he said, Don't lay your r
SINNERS got from her grandson IN Balai
& odd Mrs. SINNERS was Well-to-dp, Rut
3l1arsimonlous. She went to g Meth2dls9
chapel On Bala's outskirts. She attende &c
ali the chnpel's meetings very g;}nlaIEi ~,
plate would certainly have enriched 8Sno
one. .s, IN L, !, y 4 n,
her lIttle grandson 70 tie chapel With her,
Tho boy sat through the SERVES
b ii and hnwklke eyes. And lle t 90
deep interest the lseuss!9 nar 10y
Did Lucy j ones wear hor pii !ad Ns9 ~
linY Mrs SINNERS dauEsss9 aa ma b fsid
Miss Lena Larin have that Johnson1, ~
eS g. FINAL ha se, sam oa sns
|, aFa!s SINNERS Inn en W
Pa f MdEhsy H seI l,ttle boy
1.What could YOU xpect 219g 3 Pm I II "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
..F:DA||ICE.D1DREAD0G'A:S|:i.
T0.A|DIC0MRADEs.
Thirteen Men, One After A1l-4
other, Overcome BY Fumes .
While Attempting Rescue,
THREE DEAD AN D TWO DYING J
Men Were Engaged iii Dumping
Ore and Coke Into

by GAssociai cd Press ii
5 PITTSBURG,stttfAu August =. Three men
are dead. two arc In q serious condition.
md nine others were rendered rncon-i
scious B BY a ssiow out OF accumulated
gas earl, to-day at the Eliza furf,aces
OF the Jones and Laughlii,' Y Steel Corn
pany. at Soho. this "a Iss3
S5 The dead are: 5sr Al {5
E5 GEORGE 4 AIARSLEY .E. X. 5
ANDREW 81 A{ARELEY. sis; 81 i IS ..
4, MICHAEL j DIS r. # S til 38E lI
3f1 The men were engaged In dumping orc
and coke into the furnace from the tops
when there was an explosion Of ac-a
cumuluted gas. Flames shot UP and
enveloped Andrew Mursiey In the dead.y
fumes and nd fell unconscious HIS
brother, George H went to his sassistnnc
but he, too. was overcome, md n cha.el
$Bcise. who followed him; WAS also rem
fdered insensible. 3y' s. 35
rs In spite OF their realization that the
same fate awaited them, each OF tho
eleven men remaining, attempted to suc-5
cor those first attacked, q and every one
in his turn was overcome. by this time
tho gas was shut of The men were then
rescued, but three died on Il the ! way to
the hospital. The Others were rc-22
susctated, and all bytg two. ohm Aarsley
and George Ola, WHO may die were able
Ia go home. N 555sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
DEWEY s Blu DOG
HAS PASSED AVA u
Canine Was Companion il Ii,
Adtniral's Daily Walks XIII
About ! Town.

Especial to rho rimes. Diapn.cl,.)

III Special 5 70 Tho II " lines. DiHpnt ch,)
8 1YAsH1N GTON & a q. 4, C.., August 81, u
Some oil has snids VI "A man 8 N truest
friend 49, Ills dog,.'1 and ne thislbe w. then
Admiral George Dewey In Il the untlf11cly.
sdentliiS OF q. Bob, Ibis brown bulitorrier.
has lost his best friend .9 II q was one OF
tho most famous OF inerican dogs 4 Y Ss5s
Bob, b n company OF his distinguished
master has been il q K familiar slight 4 to
hundreds OF iVnshingtonnn II For sev-j
oral cars II past tholrsE ia ily3 i walks to-.
3gctheri have shown tho 1eEplnfftctlorl be-.
tween tho two. The canine had been left
ut q fish ionablc dog boarding house hero
during the absence Of the Admiral y and
Mrs. ID pey ut, llltchfeld Springs. f"3otn
was seized with Observation-Disclosures Friday,
md not thstnndlng lle ~ received q the
best Uf attentiot,E died during THE night.
Ma JULY Jack u lIved tl,e early
years Of Ills puppytood on board tho
Dolphin MS; tho PROV pert of NJ s& Nfoody.
then Secrotnry or tho Navy. Ills rai1io
there was n a'B " Mood W Iii the spring
OF 1908 when Admiral Dewey went 10 tho
.Cnrribeanl4S Sea forg4 fleet fmhf1euverH. llo
became much nttached to tho dog and tho
But ..I3ob was not shnrlpp " nboarr,d ship
Tro was ndsnan after fnll and Cap
tain Stoney, commander OF the Dolphin
5suggcs ted to Mr.. M cody that he 3 BIO pre-
scented to Admiral Dewey.
q Secretary Moody glndl " consented. b and
the Admiral took : Bob, II MS y he named
him, into his homo and heart. He became
SO much attached to Bob that all res.
quests to enter him In prize shows were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
NOTICES,

4 The state corporation DH cena Hllt
5To5#the Several steam u Railroad Com;
E panies Doing u Business In n 7Virginia,,5
a an q all Persons Interest ed S5
az notice, State Corpora
Richmond, on THURSDAY, \ the e. : flr st
day Of November, 1900, at u d o'clock,
noon, in accordance with authority con-
and the statutes i enacted s.byathe 4 E en-
leral Assembly OF SV Virginia ~ pursuant
thereto hear and consider any objec-5
tons t. which HI! may be urged against rule,
maximum rate or Or charge 81 two cents
per mile for the transpo rtatlo OF pas
songers eyer h The q
steam, between points Within the state
of Virginia. said maximum rate to be
observed whether the transportation be
company, or joint ranaportatlon over
and whether tho contraot for transpor-5
@tatlon q g passeng ger = or assengers DO
stations, by mileage book or other
wise s. the comnl ssion 4 TO S have n II e au-
thorlzed by law. tho power and authority
from, time to time, and as often as cir-
revise the rate or BY rules: resula tons
more convenient and III axpe dent putting
into effect and proper observance OF said
oa'o s aaa maalm ana
rate Of two cents per milo. the method.
time and extent Of pronnllgating and
putting into effect II the & same will be
sion. to the end that maximum rate
for passenger transports lon % may be
put into effect and be made applicable
to nll steam railroad companies doing
business in Virginia.. and DO properly
observed by them In the TRANSFORMATION
of passengers. - y 5li..t VS.
H.. G. STUART. VI 58il n
S JOsiEPI II a y. MI WILLARD, ~;
ID X & 4s s5t nv Commissioners
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Dispatch Branches.

o the eS''G Tor tho benefit % those living at
qnisnatch. 4 the Times.Dlsp4tch Wants left ~
nH ~ these brhnches VIII recevs the same
sn nau thsra my ff ex 10 ea Ira
cost TO the advertiser !.
NJ 'A,,C,HTE,Rs DRUG STORE, Twenty-hfth
: and Venable Streets "a 55 " FIJI
w " EANEs. s2sla East Broad Street.. Fl.
a, A. SCOTT. Twenty-ffth and Broad streets.
HS nsrshaa, 1st streets, ~ A Al,
rA AIR GRANT 8 co.. Foushee and
q wv w LArlMER No, 500 West Marshall
rlloMpsos.s DRUG STORE. No. 1921 West
Main Street, lG
], L. BEvERIDnp. Brook Avenue and Clay
HApY,s DRUG STORE. Barton HelEhA
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. 1890 williams
burg Avenue, Fulton f%5 G3
RoBiN,s PHARMACY. No, 30 East Marshall
Street
CITY DRUG STORE. No, l4H East Main
Street corner Fifteenth, El@0
JuUsON CUNNINGHAM, No. 2O27 loast Main,
corner Twenly-hrsr i8
PINE STREET PHARMACY. No. 1884 South
| Pine Street. lE
PoINpExrEh.:.KIKK-P PARRISH co. No. ~
! THE PARAGON PHARMACY No. SOL West
Cary street.
EATON PHARMACY, Twenty-eIGhth ana N
| Streets. sa 2yff
RlsoN's PHARMACY, No. lls Canal Street.
1 j. II. LEWIS No. East Brood Street. II
\ HuSpI.EY &. WALKER, Twenty-hlth and
| Leigh StreeH
CARRIERS DRUG STORE, No. llos Hull
| Street, Manchester. = IA 5Rf
W. A. FERkiNa, No. 10 North Sycamore
/ Street, Petersburg. Gf.5 Il
TW ENTrY- EIGHTH AND N STREET THAR
MACY. Twenty-eighth and n streots.
4 q. N, { w. KERN, INC, corner Twenty NTH
4 and Church Hill Avenue, #5s s.
i u s;l sIsiI a I'm AliY Nc. z2501 q, straata
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
How He Killed Them.

Everybody calls Alfred y, Stofer. e
we'll -ka own Washing ton character N y
'5'.yVhere did you get your tile Stofer?"
Representative Llttleheld. Of Maine, once nee
Earned IT.. sub ~ stofer replied, .killir,'
hut stofer,n you were not old enough
b .syVho said tx was n soldier, sub who
said / was a soldier? 1 was Twin In my
those tryin times. and 1t was there won
glory for the sainted nfederatc cause
and myself KILN X al kecss. Z u. a !,
Il RI '.I3ut how did you XIII hem
digestion. sold EN- apple pies and
killed EN- by scores ss5t, tfi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
VI y M q A. EXCURSION,
WASHED DOWN STREAM,
Negro staysin. Vehicle and Floats
h Shore-.H Horse Drowned,
Id The ITmeH-l)Isputth.)

H n1rT se,i August 2l.-In attempt
inM Ia L cross Croaker's Rus,, which was
Very much swollen by h aey, ra,nf; ,a q
G 'ilI and driven by q Golored man
ana woman, was washed down stream
The I buggy became detached from the :,
horses and oated to the bnnk .ak SINE
ara with nor assistance the man also
"a 4 out. hut the horses floated onEdgW,n "
stream Tor 1--WE mile and landed N Nm
.nna bonaa Ssyas rnwned although when
som y they i We're till lied ttogst ne
III. the pyeast yoke 81 j, j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
eDi,pach IS the Want Ad Medium They Bring Results

RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is cent per
/ wbrd, Net Cash in ADVANCE,
VIII, a minimum cost OFT 9 cents
sfor each insertion. The same :ls'
rate applies to deaths, marriag es..
obituaries and all other classified Cd
notices. No display type allowed Y 81
In the classified columns. Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
5A Bishop Among Architects.

bishop Vincent was pralslng # CIlhu-
5'1SBeautiful Sbulldings'' lie said, fare, o.
perennial delight, and the architects who
give us them should be more high " hoIl-5
5ored and rewarded than they nre 4, "a
Eings here think Of what their Enrchitcct
once said tome, He said thataa bishop By,
employed one OF his brothers IN the q, DE-
signing and erection OF n me a. q IT,
OBJ was we'll pleased with y, out Whh,H ~,
the nrchitect'a bill was presented 20 {ll'i''
he was not so we'll pleased \. u, so,d !
My good brother nrcni.ec no ,,1 sn aro
TOO TOO high? The yearly salaries Of many q q
my curates don'ta equal he Z amount =. ="
ithin bill of you ~, 4, ~, 4, AZ ra,nliel
.sYcry ik ely not the M 8 hishnp
but I am not q curhte Ivy = 1'N"INt
n rllong ar chitccts ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Is aii n ..Ias et5sfCHalTlHaHSl
II. G. STUART. *
\ JOSEPTI 7. III WILLARD,
Commissioners.
SEALED PROPOSALS..

asEALED PROPOSALS. FOR BUILD
ings5 !. sewers in Petersburg. Virginia
VIII DO received by the Committee ,,on
lEof tho City Council. mt the Office OF
4 the City Engineer. until ~ Nj August
80. 1905. aud at that time publicly
\ opened for compnrl son !, 1.
recommendation to the Council and
\ Board OF Aldermen at tho monthly
meeting in September ] Q08, x
Each bid must be nceompan cd by
be seen and blank forms OF proposal,
specification ana contract fnay be OBJ,
tnined at tho Office Of the City lsng 7,
neer. ls3 3 t pa ftf iass "
derInnn reserve the right to reject any
ana u bids. y,G IfD y. HlJl3p.
M & Il IL City Eng neer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE MONIYIGAItpII OF VIIi-
48i GINIA:a 5H H y Id sis Hs
TO the Hhnrlrt Of me CITY nf Rich

i'S 1osalON "a r y No. Y AAsT
70 The Sheriff Of the City Of Rich
We command you. as heretofore we
5Dabney issoksrnange Company, eorpo-
ration chartered and doing business UNI
der The laws OF virginia, e appear q I
the Clerks once Of our Circuit Court
room Of said court In said city !. at rules
TO be- holden for said eo,rt; on !, /, ( tl !.
III RST MONDAY n fz PIEMBigRi
1906, 10 answer tho action OF j. ~, Il M g
Intlre ana II, NJ, McIntire, partnerT.
'trnding under the firm name and ~ w.
tof ], y. Melhttre "a Coz, OF q plea !; n
irespass on the case ~ ass9l pas TX
dollars. And have then there this writ;
Witness ls, M, a ItoWelle. Clerk 81 y "a z IN
COURT al Richmond the 10Th day o. 4, y Y
1900; and IN the lsiat yetf 81 " sio'lt'
' 'N39s ~. N, oYYllLl 4 clerls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
3 REALIZES STAT F OF Sale.

FOR 8sALT-BARTONS HEIGHTS, g.
X and attic; hot ana cold waters; now
III ready to move In. For price and par
ticulnrs apply to y. r. sBROWN,$Ba
ton Hell gh its. w AZ S 3s s55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

412 NORTH II r 1oN H II 90 ms 5 FOR
rent, furnished or unfulntshod: u board
( optional private family. " s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
SUMMER BOARDING.

THE BUCKINGHAM, CAPE HENRY
Va. near railroad station and Casin 10
s board by the . day, week Or ], lnon! u
rates reasonable. 5 Apply to Nj -. Ssgf " I.
4. yYAsIIBURN " Prophet tor. w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

FOR SALE -sTo OK or RocBRIE1ss,
u cand les tobaccos, etc. 4 cost over $500,
But for prompt sale will . take $500;
strictly cash business done; roo q,
store and dwelling at cheap rent. al :.
IN drasa ] 9a1 caro- this Ofi CO. s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

.WANTED-A FEW RI ON AND TABLE
the very best. 40s Enst Main Street. A:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

'Sclllliery1 butt n Wis., not have your
itlens developed, msi rt,:osured ana mar
keted !? & L.nCr al g pID-t sit!on:: wi 81 save
4 you money. T.. -. FORD CO.,5tsIri gg}
~ Shipyard. 54s' Phone 3O.:8. ~ sli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
AGENTS WANTED.

rED-CAEYAssBRs IN PyERY
city. and county to work up a per,
Inanent business. which Will pay well
M after oanyassing IL dones salesmss d1
WRINcER CO.. 8 South Tenth Street
Richmond, va. a38S 5,tEi g9.et B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
S5,AJo,lse,.

a Joke.
An institution for chorus girls would Y 9
not be such a. novelty y 9 IreVamp IN - ~, n,a
Joke, lots OF us ha Ye see., '''e -
girls home Ncw Yorf atf'1',,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
BOARDING.

MISS PITzER, lis f1AeT q RANK LIN
y handsomely appointed house. good SER s.
Vice, private baths. Is i,ff .5S@ ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

Z,


no VIII ON N IT MAY CoNCERN'---.oN
August I, 1905 closed up nnd discon-
~ tinued tho Glen Allen store, ca ,aIll
concern OF Il twenty q years standing,
which never gave e. note or nsled a ~
claims againat 'H.Tho Glen lion Store
4 Company.''9 SI know Of no such COM z,
& pany. laye sold out my on tire pu 81
ness interests ut. Glen Ale ana a., II I
any. individual Tor firm or company OF
tcorrorationsnt that place. The Cha rter
/ name Of w. Cussons, May G Coz, 1ncor-.
II porate "A is retained by the now own 9.aI |.
N ers, # but II have no come otton "a Will q! !!
that concern ..5s i am selling out nv
III real estate BY direct negotiations VIZ - =.
the purcha ser, and no one IS nutno.
i rized to not for me in that or IN 1 1 any
81 other matter. 81. !. y, \, !, =, 5
90 (Signed) 5si III OHM CUSSONS. &
Forest Lodge. Glen Allon, Henrico co t'1Ll1T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
LAWN MOWERS. III

Tors RAIN, II LOTS GRASS; LOTS
! lawn Mowers can be had from
z VAuGIAN: cut your grass often. Our.
2 s3.Mower will do the work OF 50 one ne
\ No.S2 West Broad. formerly Sixth and
i Broad. is5 g4ia.4 45t5l& 3 -Ill lL.-l n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

W;j:71NTpD, FOR o. s.5A1ssrY- ABLE;;
\ Bodied unmarried men. between ages Q.
rood character and temperate habits,
f5}s Who ca II speak, read and write Eglis,h,
q FOR Information apply to 5RDCRUFriN9
Fl OFFICER, $40 East Broad Street. ttlcn-
~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

SO 1000 ~ no al LEND ON DIAMONDS;
Watches and N Jewclry az New 1o r.
rates Of interest. R1CHMONa1D1,, ~. LO q
X OFFICE, Largest and Most Relia bic.
s. 220 4 Ninth Street. sa r Il 85 sai5tS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

.WANTDD II NsURANCp CANVASS
ers, fraternal: best b fer ever known y,
week, n twelve to forty eight weeks =. 9
yenr; 800 TO 500 at death; low rate
4 payment men who cur, show results
3B get excellent salary. 615 Board III OF
Trnde iidinE, Norfolk & ss5 ssttl II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

FOR sALD--To CLOSE ESTATE. GOOD
n water power; corn and wheat mill (burr
4 tlour) ono milo from growing town OF
Il $500 population |: good stand. cash
trade. in q beautiful ntry to III I've i
E terms easy. Box 1928 Culpc per,, Y Q. lSSsl&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

WANTED TO 3RENT,sFLAT@OR THREn
1 to#Sfour II roorls,$. In neghborhood OF
4 T7loyd Avenue q and 4 Lombnrdy Street.
A$IIE464 S caro- Times y lspntch s #Ii III q MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

BIa BARGAINS IN ID AN o N d..
Watches and Jewelry: largest, most re-
liable. RI I1M OND LOAN 5I OFFICE,
Ninth Street. s.. 3achrach. X
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HELP WANTED ----'-.:Ml N;

CAI25B JJILDERSl 3. n
WANTED, FOUR OR FIVE GOOD - ,c : =
,c, Sd Ito interior tfinishs also two
Or TIRES men for bottom and PLATFORM n
"a Work.oi electric cars; good wages, l ano
steady work; Apply ,5v !; ~, 5Mhhl Avenue
Etl 1,biln dalnhin PA. t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

WANTED -lF YOU Will. DISTRIBUTE;
~ Anti a garetts, IS and expenses per
|, day; write ua quick. STAR SER VICE
M Coz Ds llar,, y iTsxa ~, ~
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EsTTNIATEs ICHEgRFULLY5 GIVEN ON
Awnings Tents ara Flags; prompt WORK:
large stock. H. E.COPELAND$& Co,
~ Phone 1878. ii X ss fsN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

OVER BAs MILLION IN USE sHUMATEi
Dollar -Ra zor; buyer runs no risk; abso-
lutelY4. guaranteed to give satlsta ctlon
n WAGNER DRUG co. Al5if
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF AVN
iil ings, Tents and Flags IN tho South;
" prices right II. u. COPELAND 6 CO.,
fs 108 No.th Ninth. Phone s2b70.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

FOR sALE-NICn LITTLE BUSI-5
mess to one who can devote time. Ad--33
dress n 345 cure this office .lA{
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3at;sCREENS. \; "a.

WHAT WE }ss HAVE IN WINDOW
A Screens and Doors Il IS yours ut a cut
Bl price. We don want to carry them
the cut ices:ss:VAUC iHArl' -. 4 formerly
& Sixth and ID Broad. Ssh now located No. N
WEST Broad Street S5 "A y