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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-14
10 LAsT SUMMERS elRLs.

10 o. j
From the New York Times.
Last year you smiled, and I, beguiled.
Vacation took the summer through.
Most charming Of all summer girls,
/ lost my place to be with you
Today you write: Come, leave the
town,
And get breath of mountain air..
Dear one. you cannot know I'm down
And out without a cent of fare.
TIE road that took you far away
Your papa owna-you travel free;
III you but knew what can't say.
Perhaps you'd send pass to me;
I'd take job as brakeman. dear,
on papa's road the summer through,
If 1 could lay off sundays near
The sweet retreat that shelters you.
Twas stock of papa's railroad; There,
1 dabbled in the winter through;
And that is how 1 lost the fare
TO carry me this day to you.
WALTER BEVERLY CRANE. I
Passing Of Time.
1t seems strange to hear the Boy
Orator of the Platte talk about adj
yancing in years, but time flles.-;
Manchester IN. H) Union.
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may be the next eruption people will
go back and begin all over again.
The American Newspaper
Boston Transcript.
Rollo Ogden, the editor OF the New
York Evening Post, answers in the
Atlantic the question pronounded by
clergyman not long ago: When
shall we have journal published
without adyertfsments?" with an
emphatic Never" at least, Mr..
ogden says this is the hope for the
good of American journalism. We
have no official press. no subsidized
press, no endowed press Any OF
these would have little influence. A
newspaper carries weight only as It
can point to evidence Of public sym
pathy and support, and that means
patronage, OF which the advertising
is an important part. Mr.. Ogden
points to the staying influence Of
large investments in newspaper prop
critics. Horace Greedy started the Trib-
une with a thousand dollars 10 years
ago. II he were starting it to-day he
would need million. But Greedy
reckoned up more than hundred
newspapers that had died in New
York before 1850. Since that time
it would be hard to remember 10, and
Mr.. Ogden can remember only two
metropolitan datlies in a quarter OF
century which have suspended pub
LEGATION. The higher capitalization OF
newspaper properties today, by con-
trast with. that period or with condi-
tons still prevailing in France, Mr.
ogden thinks has certain very salu-
tary effects, Such a great property
cannot be imperiled by allowing un-
scrupu1ous men to make use of it.
Frekish and rash experiments are
less liable to find a foothoId. The
very .dependepce OF the press upon
public support gives its patrons the
power of life and death over It, and
SO makes 1t their property in the full.
ast sense
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-14

not latne tp SEES Nt 1ple
towns and Commute es have been
5degasfa Bs earth duakes, tidal
waves, storms and other disasters
but In most Instances the lesson g
never learned, and the victims swarm
back TO their desola lated homes and be
gin the work Of rebuilding with CONF
ageous enthusiasm. There is no spe-
cial reason why anybody should live
on the side Of Mount YesuYius, yet
they do, and no matter how terrible
may be the next eruption people will
.go back and begin all over again.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-14
sonI1.eI sueeesEsl.e,s.


Ohio State Journal.
Reading a long article in maya
ziaes on the Joyous lives led by many
men and women who live on choice
spots abroad, we have drawn this con-
ciusion: That discontent is wish
that ts not supported by work, and
that success Is purpose vftalized by
tcil There are in nearly all the beau
HUI and romantic localities in Europe
men and women who we're once
school boys and girls in this country.
but who took up painting, music.
literature medicine, sculpture. SCI.
ence worked heartily and joyously at.
Ii nntil they reached some degree of
excsiisnce: and now live srandly
throag the force of their own cult
ure. Etfort wins when, it keeps right
alieati. ana makes no compromise
Win bTtdge baseball, Atlantic City or
diamond necklaces.
There is not speciality botany,
bird study microbes, painting, sewage
disposal poetry, drama, nerye-cu1-
ares cony ersati ion; philosophy, mathe-
matte nything good in which a
person may excel, which does not
open the door to- a glad ind useful
iife. And, what IS more, excellence
ia any ofsthese things Is attainable by
any young man or woman who
amounts to- q hill Of beans. There is
only one condi ton loyalty to work.
In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-30
Was. Great @RuIn.
I CANADA. READY
Will Receive sland With Open
Arms, Earl Grey. Says.
96(By5 Associated Press y

II ST. OHNs,. NJ r.. July, %. Earl Grey,
at an Official luncheon III his honor at
the government house yesterday. de-
5clared that he thad been prof oundly and
agreeablyi surprised ut the natural.
bcnutics and the ma terial prosperity Of
the island. The Earl said he brought
no suggestion aof H fed Grafton from. Cam
was non-exlstent ins the colony. He add
cd however, that II Newfoundland at
any future date should decide to seek q
union Canada 8 door would be found
open and It would not Il DO necessary TO-
3ts Earl Grey expressed the belief that
st. Johns Is destined ere long to become
Premier Bond said It was the hope q
the colony that n fast Transatlantio
line would be a. e. ,accompl'snea iac'
q overnors McGregor d and Earl 3, !, Grey
started on their fshing 8 trip q TO. n'ght'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-30
Changes in seaboard.
(By Associated PressD

JAcNssoNYIIA.lo, fla, July 90 NJ
shea, s,pperintendent OF the sixth division
OF the selboa1d AIR Lane Railroad, has
resigned. and official announcement was
made to-day that no VIII DO succeeded by
70. II Ryan promoted from tratnanastnr
OF this division. George hIastsn, traias
dispatcher, promoted to DO tralnmNStfri
w, H. Walters, promoted To DO sfhief
dispat cher. and w. IT, Griffin 10 ba as-
sistant dispatcher. All these promotions
30 into effect August lst, with heal,
ulatrlsrs az lleyetotage An Iacksanyilll.. Z
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game declare that Titman, with the
SPor tsmo,lthS nine, got one clean single
that there could have been no question
about. i555. if3 " IS,
{ People are yet talking about that woll-S
derful hit made by Hicks In the ninth
Inning Saturday. It was certainly ten teni-
Inning contest, until Rove broke & ts, I;
with the drive to left. Those are Y the
kind Of hits that Richmond has X p g. =
needing all the time. i5$ 4 Re Y #6 s.3ji ~ sg
33ff r oanoke will close the season llere Son
the Sth Of September. There will be 5'.
some fast games after the / regular sea-
K son closes, however. &. ;i 81 }}ss
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MEETING NOTICE.
NOTICE.

]. Richmond, Va. July 81, 1905. 3
THIS DAY SOLD no w Il.
Amory my interest in the florist busl-
ness conducted Mt Barton Heights
r. & CO. All parties indebted to tho said
nrrn viii settle with w L, Amory, and
3 he assumes all liabilities OF the late
flrm. H. N.fl'ATltlCih,
I, Nv. II, Amory. have this day bought
tho late Arm OF w. II. Amory a. Co.,
and will continue tho business at the
old stand. j assuming nll tho 5lihbl ties
OF the late firm w. u ANGRY,
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NOTICE, !.

BovER n MILLION IN UsE-sH!UMAATE
u, Dollar Razor; buyer runs no 5risk g pso-
"a lutcly guaranteed to give satis "a cs'o =
WAGNER DRUG CO. .-..-..-.---
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Brie Items ms From ''''l
Epe'r,,,y I,11vhere.

Jersey CRY. Two girls were drowned IN
,he 4iaRe OF Rancocas Park. near Moorestown.
tho result II was alleged, o. tnelr eneo'
tempting to dance In a ak 9$s \ $35 III
TRENTON. DELI. I1d wards "A ddicks called
ens q the Tpoa RsRaoeen Hs
Alice removed as chairman
KsSh ho arc NED
i II be. separatey Great thrones witnessed
the funerals. .54S s 1i f.
5Er.u1cAGo.-Many damage suits against the.
Irfauols Theate In Chicago wi!l come q y, 70
aisMaa p is sa,a sy 81 limitations
poSs. Z 455 alsii III g5y g}sB94 ssl j33l #
wern aevariy Injured BY Jumping from q Chest
nut lil tTolle fne = no was mo,nK
a & hir ne rate apa OF Speei VIZ
PH1DADsLpIrl psnnsylyania !, na ;,s
Rad has discoyHrsdh sa' y
a. fi%DsysH Yso shs
cssrns2, a.. IT. ysye
number Of budines there fol- and ho %ate ma
forming an 3lmpetuous torrent. carried OH ana
drowned 1ToH llso ~ tt"'s5 - 49, I'M 3
VALPARAISO. chill the u, raena y! .Ar Fl, 9
ducs ton Is now reaching critica! slagS IN
aHmproying tho Exacutlve's! attitude before
I'cru's baaelesp deinandn. 8 4 8 n
OF columba Unlysn!ty has been made "a !, ar 2
Sfss ss s sHss 81 ae
Hiart. I'LL 81 5
5ss8 ----- 55tS Il 81 81
NEW a. g1o ,aS, o 81 ,s ygh "a
wh ysH hs re- RASz se
a sya SsiSEe III
r sH bullet into hia temple IIe vas ta X I,
70 me German Hospital where Y was sa'u
c Ssrs o o asF sW
OF having escaped from the Insane as ;,l a.
gmh. Lending qosptal .sa sg
Ing with nervous trouble, RI. "
NEW kht men et the ARIEL s, Beat Pat
n ,MHtch theyhad started ITO row to the High
aa SI1ksRR S PIC ssss and
sI ru y ashore safely hut We're greatly sx
Ss1'Seah s ssst bsas sw faa ppss' se sD
N sSsm! ~ sD'S' 's 'r's Y
+ OCEAN CITY, N. While IN the act 1, o. Z,
.,,Mnsriloing her idrsn 10 dinner hs eYsn,,n m
Seen made, a. II was the tenth birthday ami,
S%es ysIs from
tSn nssoTtj story balcony Of her apartments
ff and died In q few minutes from q hrosen
nesk H. & ~, \, SIS 3 g.i & (
rs Reform In potIcai parties would come
sooner IL the men Wbo @ 70 loudestt .ln nrglhg
ibid not fall to regis ~ sleet ION
Wdshluxtou Post sfi;s X 8Ss So
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=, !, q nv r,11ry. grls werel drowned IN
,he lake OF Runcocas Park. near Mooresto"n..
the result, IT was alleged, Of their eacofts :
tempting to dance IN q akl it
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City Vaughn, 81 81 New Y>ork, Had.
Narrow Escape from Death
inaAutomobi1e. t@@ n
'DEMlNG TROP Y For KELSEY
sHill-Clin,bing Contest Will Will j. Be
gin 4 o-Day With Forty n.
Eight Entries.
it:By Associated Presss)
1. I,

~ IREION fWOVOAl
~ n. FL, July 20.-
~ CIV. Kelsey, a
Tnrrytown, ~.
was to-day
/ awarded the Demll,A
,trophyfo for the autoino.
bile tour$of 1.10O miles.
which ended hero last
IN lght. Post, Of New
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$pH1I.ADELPIIA.-t.E staye Kathke and Ei,a
Grabowsky tho child sweethearts who nro WI,
" I'M separately. Great throngs witnessed So
the funerals. 45i
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SHOE RETAINING.

wTIY pay soc. FOR RUBBER HEELS
OF any old make When we viii gtys y y
with tho name stamped on the heel -for
IS cents We are able to do i, for We
buy direct from the factory. al wholesale
gT,ass b ram cents hts as good as Others
charge double. White Oak Leather
Half Soies-Men's, as cents: lhdies'. 60
& cents DREYF's ELECTRIC SHOE
phone SeF7. 9.s
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"a HURT! IN GAM y. N y
Polo Player Knocked from Pony
by Mallet. 8s3S5. IF n

GREAT NECK, LONG ISLAND. july
s29.-Daniel Chauncey, Jr., OF tho Rock
away polo team was seriously Injured
here yesterday during the final match
FOR the Great, Neck Polo Club s trophy.
'Chauncey was making a rush against
II. u. stoddard, Of the. Great N ok team:
He ran directly against the head 4s OF
EStoddnrd' III mallet which hit his cork
helmet With such force that It pene-
Rtrated 1t Instantly. He received. q deep
scalp wound. Chauncey dropped from his
pony ,unconscious,$ It was thought =, x. az az
b MI, and Mrs. Daniel Chauncey. his
parent we're among the spectators q
the game. They were stunned when Nsf
they saw their son fall He blea prs PFC
snu,te into an automobile, which dashed Z
ar at d fifty-mile clip to the country J,
home 81 W.$Ia. Grace, where smcdlc cal a g 9
was summon med y. IS f5 5f
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Standing of the Clubs.
SOUTHERN I LEAGUE
Shreveport, 81; Memphis,3,.

Shreveport, 81; Memphis,H3.
!, MEMPHIS. T T, INN I. july, 2s,-Ter
eSXen hnra shref0soyt and Memphis
darkness ended the contest,
sfr Transport B. 10 o o 21{o o o--s ii q
Memphis . 8 90 9 % % . IS 3 j
Batteries: ii Hickman and Grafflus;
istockdale and Hurlburt, Time, 900
New Orleans, j Little Rock. o.
4, NEW ORLEANS, July 20. IN en-. Or
leans took q ~ to 0 game from Little
Rock Rock to-day, Pitcher Manuel. with afllne.
drive IN the eigh, inning, scored
ii Score |; I'll 5s5 tt;; . . q, q = =, ~
Little Rock 20 9 9 1905, 20
Batterles: Brady and Douglas; Manuel
and stratton, Time, 1885 Umpire, Hud-
Eastern League, ~.
q At. Montreal: Montreal, 4; Roches'
"a At Newark; Newark-Jersey City game
DOS tponed rain. n 81 b
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Il
$HAH'.1AAI trophy for the autoina..
GkGH\lc3Q bile tour OF 1. 100 miles.
rE3A3HHtE which ended hero last
kv-\G XY/ Y K N ight. I "A Post, OF New
---'----' .--ll3 York, VIZ who finished
at the saane time as Mr.. elscy, and who
also had a clean score, resigned in favor
OF the TarrytoWn nuto.nobilist.
The chief trophy. that offered by
Charles J.. Glldden, Of Lowell, Mass
the organizer and sponsor OF the tour
has not yet been aWarded.
Narrow Escape.
an Guy vaughn,fa New York automobllist,
narrowly escaped death to-day while dr1v-
ing his big car through the Crawford
NOTCH The car struck a big water bar
I'm the road. Bounded Into tho air then
turned turtle and landed on the rocks
at the side OF tho road Il The cur was
gdentol lshed. Mr.. Vaughn al though co VI
cred with bruises, escaped without $ae-5
}rio,s injury. Ho was not a participant
In the tours for the Glidden or Denins
trophies. but had come here to enter
in the hill.rlimbing contest Tomorrow
and was testing the grade up Crawford.
Notch Hill In prepara tion for tina event.
He estima ted that he was travelling forty
miles an hour when tho accident haD-5
pened. 70 one was In he car With him.
5Ss 70 ty-egflt cars have entered 81 In thu
hili-climbtns contest. & which begins ~ t.
$3.50 Pes. & n. M 4. saS VI
Was Great r I'm.
The run just ended practically began
In Chicago three weeks a co. from VII ich
city dozen cars star ted over, the roa!
along the axes for uffalo. e AS an In
centive to the hcago cars who iyyishcd
to Join the trip east OF Buffalo. q val-3
uable trophy was offered by Paul Dein-.
Ing for the best work over tho ], 600 tnilcs,
4includ Ing the G Hidden route. S s rs
At Buffalo the Chicago cars found
more than three-score OF aut onohiles
waiting the start OF the y 100 mile run.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-30
Unison Horse Show.

(sbeclal to The Times Dispatch.)
VA, j July e, Tho Unison
Horse Show Association y has been or
sanlzed Unison LopdSun county, ayd the the
saecrct ~ ia Mir, Ii. g. IIogeM Tho first
exhibition Will be held on Wednesd l,lS
Soptember 9Th, Tho usual classes 81 VIII ~.
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]. Standin:g4 of Cfubs.I

Chicago,5 Washington, 8.
coupled with yyalsh.s effective hitting, gave
Chicago the second game OF the serlos
with Washington here to day.
q Score: 55S5 53}i 8 50 +. Il. -.
Washington a5..,.. O i % o 08031&0 13 } o
ia tterics . Walsh and Sullivan Smith
and sif(yVa kef1 eld. Time, 1:45. Umpire,
HOLnughlIn. ks Ilg.i - 80
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ST, Louis, g; Boston,

st. LOUIS, y; Boston, S.
n ST. LOUIS, July pa batting rally
in tho eighth inning, during which Tan
snehill was driven from the box before any,
st: Louis S S RI Fl III
ST Louis !. o % s. os2Eo S.--sl5 s
Boston Il . Il. s. Q o az o o 0-5 g 2
Ger; Young, Tannehlll and 3Armbrus ter.
Time. 2 :3C. Umpire, Hurst +; u.
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Dispatch Branche s.

v q . . q .
rna following Branch Offices have been ca
"a hiished for the benefit Of those living at a
a1s,a nra from the Main Office Of The Times.
nispatcn. The Tlmes-Dispatch Wants loft "
a attention Az though they had been Lott
AZ the Muin office and there VIII ps no extra
cost 10 tho adyertlseT, ~, !. /, ! /. !, !
ala UIiIt'rER'S DRUG STORE, 1Wehty'Htth
~ any y ''EASEs, 2sls Eaat Broad Street,
a SCOTT, iTwenty-ntth and Broad Streets,
RoBfSHT ]. WlLA4Aa'e' Twenty-htth and
rANn sTtatN;ir s''t Giant s CO., Fou.hoe ana
q. h'9 y, i LAirTiMpR. No. 600 West Marshall
ri s,5sii; DRUG STORE, No, 1871 Yves.
/. IN l. ABIEvERlpop. Brook Avenue and clay
Rs i.s DRUG sToRB, Barton Heights.
PEOPLES DKUO STORE No. $500 Williams
| burg Avenue, Fulton
ROBINS ftiARAlAAt, NO, 40 Gast Marshall
CITY nr,ss' DRUG STORE. No. IN Ea., Main
street corner Fifteenth.
PINE IN sTREET PHXRMAcy. No, $50 south
=, KIM * ps s5ig ThK. Kirk PARRISH co M n,
THE PARAaoN PHARMACY. No, SOL We.,
EstoS PHARMACY. Twsn,y,e,sn.h and N
RisoN's PAARMAcY. No, no Canal street. !,
n hWls Ne %AK Ess' hTGsa S,Sss,
ca hsate sstss Drug STORE. No. ito. HUI.
Iw.. a. PERKiSs, mo. 40 North sycamore
TsS pa srs s;.s pu4
a. n " KEN, NC. A Corner s'; TWa1,
EAST PDAKliAGY4 No. 2aal & sise.. !,
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TFoRTsALE.s

is125 yy1I,L, BUY s LULU 11yIL1Ss, $E. BY
et George, XVilks, %~ ne sire Of NJ Wyomtng g.
33 200 ID, and many others Of her class !;
TRIAL 2,1s "a: SIX years old; 1872 hands;
sound . only reason for selling, nave = 1 uTp
more information SEQ Groom NJ I, y II ny !;
stable, lis West Hamilton Street . 80 III
mo- n
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5,w,ANTED-AN UNREGISTERED. DRUG.
CLARK With some knowledge Of Keeping
t55f i3noks and p. o. s,ib-stat ton. a ddress;
Y 30. SUR STATIONE N o. 6. salS5' J$
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nor q SALE PSI GRO GER X, LAUNpS Pr
and dairy rtnabo outs anr t hem
Eies newly panft,eida R Rna sSH' EROS
Brook Avenue. 33i
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styASTED-A RELIABLE REGISTER.
AZ ed druggist to take charge, or..Woul
take q partner. Address HASTE, care
this office. S5 & II sd &. tS5
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ron SALE. SALOON AND GROCERY
51 Wood and Coal ~ ards, doing q ., gooo,
4 business 3 Address B l24, care
an D spntcf ii55} VI sEEs
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SEAL ED PRoPosALs.

sEAL Ep PRoPosAt,s. Z.
SEA I1Ii PRoPosA AIS MILL y aR ~
Seiyed Until noqR Henfdtayt August ~
200 Cords Sound. Seasoned Pines ~ ood, 4;
I'd Tons Egg Anthra al to- Coal. 3,s III, 3s \
I 40 Tons Nut An thracite Coal, ~ j .
TO DO delivered on the grounds y I ee ~
4, freight ns rs s. hSoit:
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iyvIANrrEr-.,A GOOD BARBER, SOBER.
i$nfhirt cen dollars and half over tWefhty
If Der week. 4G1 Rocky Mount, M, C.5S3 C.
SNIPES s.l tsf 55,S5 tSiSs49
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-30

3WANTED--AT ONO RELIABLE
drug clerk (reglstered) to manage q;
small store. Apply to lis Twent y-s1I&Al ~
# Street, Newport News, Va. ..- -
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CIsI AND FOUND.

tsr.t1sT.-F,AsT OF RICHMOND /, n ),
{f'1irnricb county a lot pf Polo angus ,ty,1
= a ~ a n ~ t,J. q T1iLLARD Tun-
& Stalls, Va, r 7. p. No l..
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cHnAPEsTJ LIME OF RUNABouTS,
TopTBuggies and surries in theicity; f aon :
S12 forget it. n.y. c.. SMITH, 3l4 N. Ell ~
n Street 4, 1900 -. --.-
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file Rate for Classified 1 / ed
Want Advertising

4 IL s cent per word, Net Cash In 4 p
VANCE, With ~ ,,iiinitium cost q ~
cents for each insertions The 4, sn ~ y
and all other classified Z, ny iVn
tices. No liaplay} type nj lowed II the e
s7tcinssIilcd columns. n III 4 v ga III
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%WANTED--A.1lG o GOD CRANBMAN$ FOR or
M model 8'tyi 'EN1a rion.! Steam Shovel; goo 5000
wages to4flghtBmanI Apply to .Lt AM
SSBR OTHERSGCO COMPANY, y ila a 'l' !. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-30

FOR sA11B-oNE NEW, !. IiIGi5G IS r a E,
Rubber-Tire Runabout, oHi.g ~
t5G, care this 10 flee. N .I... -----
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WA NTE1 -R REGISTERED ASSISTANT
s Pharmacist (single mani, capable t,!. :. /. ,
tS@.take charge nece ssnry.# a ply ~
Fonce. est END PHARMACY, lamp I''
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1rsTTM x rps w. IfEERTtLJYHGI GIVEN ON
~ AWninR RS Tents ard FLAGS; prompt eW Oh
large stock. H r.. COPELAND q co.
a.8, Phone 2576. 49, $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-30

IDEAL "a SUMMER HOME, T Il !. p :,
Tuxedo 81 Cottnge, ~ Ocean y lew J. V.
water front large rooms; best fe eee
AnllEnew beds. Ask the Dlng.Llnegs WEI Maii
# rates Tor August. Address . y
y 81 OH AMMAN, Tuxedo Ocean-.vl y. 49,
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SUMMER BOARDING.

BpARD1SRs WANTED "A r u IzABY q Il
n Cottages Fifth Street, esMsi lllo9ns seDn
jssView; f1he fishing and ba thing: H e,,ss
q 81 lto 80 per we ok. NJ RS. G.. As3iV
h (lcAa ENiaSYL I'VE lsllslt.tsl
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(. lersI sheatfers helpers and hammer
s''atrlver:s for work on iocomotivefo rglngs
steady work and best Of pny guara'Inl-
5 teed " ia good & men, a ddress FO !1l
3G3 p O.. Box No. 1882, Philadelphin. "a. w.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
TRUNKS r,,[,.:,; II, AND BAGS.

WE WANT on ~ Call At .,n,, 7os Fact AT
t 1srofhu nye Tho largest md best line OF
MrnnEs and travelling Necessities IN the
a city: repairing done. II. ". -RouJN-
TREE & BRO. Trunk ana bag ~
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q, ,TNTEI,S STEM q e RIA r Fl z r AND
& VI vneWrite r who has had some experlen nee
lat figures, Address L 81. care TINS MS ~
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White Witt Women; one with knowledge o.
nursing other CAPABLE housek aTred Ad-
E5 dress r 457, care this office.
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SITUATION WANTED Male.

AN EXPERIENCED STATIONERY EN-
sssgraverswants a position; best OF 4, refer
ences Address II S43, care care ~ mes,
INK ispa tch. III 4 S i{ sfli i4s
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CLASS ! REAL. ESTATE Man Y! y Y
,,ess n well A acquainted in Richmond,
now connected with the largest r :, g
l5s 81 fate firm in Philadelphia; up-t o-date
methods Please do not answer y unless NJ PSI.
e YOU mean business. ~, lill le"S
& dispatch + sif ~ y :5s 22SS}5a5
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8sHuMATB HoNING sTRoP; .. MOTH ( y /, !,
Wa WeAG RsHsss' d DRUG SR i:Gi co
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! = =. = Il J sy6IANTED-FEMAL

\ ~ q n,.r1.I s. Il TENT PIERS ON 8 MAY
I. san ia Z, 80 monthly at sinSspare
t tme CO csoor re for no
canvassing; experience v, u UNI, SYM1;I.
Send for particulars. PRESS s'' s 8 VI
y GATE, Loclsport, N. *. s i,
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NATIONALSLEAGU

Scores yesterday.
q No games played. II y y. Y. Il. N i.s
Where They Play T Day.
at New. FORK.
Tittsburg ut Philadelphia.
IA 3j3. h sssss hicago at Boston. $iS
sS3 y S8 st. Louis at Brooklyn
.s5 Standing Of the c. Tubs.
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,vANTDD-AE FEW nc ON AMI ia BLD
.btheSvery1 best los East Main Street NJ
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pa,o,ma3in polltIcai. A parties would como
soonar Ii the men who are loudest q nrgl ng
did not fail to register ~ elect
washington posh Ky AZ fsl a.
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::Ielp Wanted -Male and Female.

WANTED OF ALL
. grades; schools needing principals !, !, !, or
y !feachers. Address CENTRAL TEACH
Y Frs 1AG ENCY. Box y. Richmond, q.