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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-06-28
Rawlings to Make a
Last Fight for Life
Motion is Filed with State ST.:
prsme Court for a New
Trial Of Alleged
Murderers.

In his efforts to make last
fight for the lives of his clients
ia the courts, John Randolph
Cooper counsel for Milton,
Jessie and Leonard Rawlings,
convicted of the murder of the
two Carter children in Lowndes
county, has filed an extraordin.
airy motion for a new trial, or a
fast bill of exception, in the
state supreme court, which will
be considered by the court July
16.
The brief states that Rawl-
ings has confessed that he paid
the negro to kill the children,
giving him 500 for his part. 1t
is also said that the Moore negro
confessed to another negro
named Ebert Freeman, in the
Valdosta Jail, that old man
Rawlings had paid him to COM
nit the crime. It is pointed out
in the brief that Coroner T. S..
Passmore, of Lowndes county,
stated that Leonard Rawlings
had nothing to do with the kill
ing and that he should be relea-
sed.
He was released, according to
the brief, but was rearrested.
The brief also says that state
ments have been made by re-
sponsible persons that Milton
Rawlings is of unsound mind.
The case has already been
fought through the Lowndes
county superior court, the
United States supreme court,
and new is brought back to the
supreme court again.
Rawlings and his two sons,
Jessie and Milton, are sentenced
to be hanged July 10, but the
motion will operate as superce-
IDEAS. Leonard z Awnings is
serving out a sentence for life
i'm prisonment.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-06-28
.CordeIe Has Expensive
Blaze Tuesday Night
Quick Work by the Fire De-
partment Saved the City
From Destruction.

Corde1e, Ga, June 26.-Last
night at 1880 o'clock fire broke
out in the residence of Mrs. M.
E. Smith. 1t is supposed to
have been caused by defective.
flue in the kitchen.
The house was totally Destroy
ed together with most of the con-
tents. Mrs. Smith lost $50 in
cash. On her furniture she had
ISL, 400 insurance.
Mr.. E. C. Walton and family
occupied a portion of the house
and his furniture was also de-
stroyed and he had on it $500 in
surance. The house was the
prope rty of Mrs. r. E. Cook, of
this city, and was valued at So,
500 and the house was insured to
the amount of ST., 900.
The fire spread to the resi-
dece Of Mrs. J. ]. Hall. which
was also consumed together with
a large part of her household eff
fects. :. W. Fu1gham who oc-
cupied a portion of the house
lost most of his household effects.
Mrs. HalhAad insurance to the
amount of $1,000 and Mr.. Fu!-
CHAM to the amount Of 5000.
The house was owned by Miss
Margaret Barfe1d and was in
sured for $1,000,
The fire seemed destined to
destroy this thickly settled neigh.
borhood but excellent work on
the part of the fire company say.
ed the fire from doing much de-
struction.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-06-28
Rev. ]. I. Mann
Visits Scene Where
He was ''Hapged''
Trying to Find Man Who
Helped Him to Escape.

Pensacola, Fla, June 26.-Rev.
J. T. Mann, of Fitzgerald, Ga,
who has not visited Pensacola
since he was hanged by the fed
eral at Fort Barrancas in>1866,
for being Confederate spy, but
who was rescued after dangling
at the end Of a rope for four min
utes, is in the city.
His mission is 10 visit the
places where he had such har-
rowing experience, and if possi-
BILE to find a gentleman at the
navy yard who secreted him in
his home for four days, while the
federal troops were searching
houses and the woods for him.
He never had an opportunity to
thank this gentleman for thus
risking his life, and he does not
know his name, but if he is alive
believes he will recognize him if
be sees him.
Rev. ]. T. Mann, acting as
Confederate spy, was sent to
Fort Barancas- IN 1864, to blow
up the powder magazine there, it
being the intention TO have the
SConfederate troops attack the
fort in the confusion that follow
ed. The plan failed, as the. burn
ing bali of cord which he hurled
at the magazine was grasped by
an alert sentinel and thrown far
away. Mann was afterwards
captured and was being executed
when federal sergeant swore
that the wrong man was being
hanged, and he was ordered cut
down. - = - =.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-06-28
Ice Trust Members
Feel Hand Of Law
Five Toledo Dealers Convicted
of Combining to Raise
the Price of Ice.


Toledo, Ohio, J.ne 25.-In the
common pleas court today Judge
Kinkade imposed the maximum
sentence of SIS, 600 fine and one
year Imprisonment ia the work
house on FIVE men found guilty
of conspiracy in restraint Of
trade. The men sentenced are:
Joseph A.. Miller, who was con.
victed; r. A. Beard, r. C. Lem
mon, III. p, Breining and Peter
H.. Waters, who pleaded guilty.
The judge said the sentences
might be mitigated in the event
the men made restitution.
Hearing motions in arrest Of
execution cannot be heard for
some time, and the men will
stand committed until the fines
fare paid or the sentence other.
wise disposed of.
All of the men are prominent in
business and social circles.
'a3They were taken to the county
jail to await the making out of
the necessary papers to commit
them to the work house unless in
the meantime they meet Judge
Kinkade's proposition to make
restitution to the public. These
me4we-e indicted for combin-
ing to restrain trade-in violation
of the Valentine law.
Uader the prete4tthat the ice
supply was much smaller than in
recentyears, these dealers COM
bined and advanced the price
so to 100 per cent. They were
indicted and one of them stood
trial, but was convicted. The
others entered pleas of guilty.
The sentence is the maximum
under the law. If they would
escape any part of it, they must
pay back to.~customers all over
charges and must agree t. sell
ice at the price prior to forming
the com bination. The law pre-
vides for Imprisonment as we'll
as fine. and if the men go to the
work house they will be put at
hard labor. Two or three of
them are worth at least 500, 900
each
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-06-28
Who Gets the Money.

Banks, banknotes, bags, bis
cuits bleaching, BRASS, cables,
cans, earride, carriages, castor
oil, cement, clocks. coal, collars
corn products, copper, cotton
oil, district messengers, dry
goods, docks, english trains,
express companies, electricity,
ferries, favoring extracts, gas
glucose, groceries, harvesters,
ice, insurance, iron, lead, linseed
oil, lumber, Madison So. garden,
machinery, magazines, Man
haitian L, metals. metropolitan
opera house, niagra power, oil,
paper, pine products, pullmans,
rock drills, rubber, salmon can
ning, ships, shipbuilding, steel,
steel springs, storage, batteries,
sugar, tacks, telegfaphs, tele-
phones, tobacco, typwriters,
vase1iuc, water, watch case,
wireless biography.
The above tells how every
dollar spent one day by a New
Yorker put part<of each dollar
into th. pockets Of Messrs'
Rockefeller, Morgan and Ryan.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-06-28

Attend the tent meetings, your
presence will be encouraging and
may help some faltering one.
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d SEALED PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS. DEPRESSED TO
4 the Council Committee on tStreets'' and


SgADDR EsSED TO
4 the" Council Committee on Streets and
Ii properly endorsed. vi will be received by
the coundil Committee on Streets. at
ose 81 ths until Y
1906. and on that day Will be publicly
opened and read.
The work upon which bids are res res
auested y f SItsiIc
Floyd Street. or, az the construction
Eof vitrifed brick pavement In Floyd j
B Street The approximate 89 quantities
yards excavation. AGO square Yards
pa vement. t2) the construction OF q
granolithic sidewalk 5in the north
side Of Eiyer,ront Avenue The APP
4 600 cubic yards exeaya tion; $500
4 square yards sg granoli THO sidewalk.
Walk Vail to be be removed q, the, eonstruc-
south side Of RivsrInont Avenue. The I
approximate quantities. are as 3folloWs:5
i 100 cubic yards excavation, 2. 900 square
yards granolIthicg sldcwa TX. 800 square
Each of the above constitute dis
4 tinct piece OF work, and will be let
separately and not as whole.
Each bid Is to be accompanied by I!
be required for the faithful perform
ance of8the contract. 1s5i
The quaint are approximate only.
and the Street Committee reserves the
right OF diminishing embarrassing the
same as may be deemed necessary by
its engineer. s35 III
Plans can be SEEN specifications and
form OF proposals and contracts obtains
ed at the Office of Fl. Il. Shaner, City
h Engineer. Lynchburg, Va,5&8.t s
Street Committee reserves tho
RICH. TO reject any or all bids. should !.
they deem 1t to be for the Interest
OF the city OF Lynchburg to do so. 32fi.s U.s.
Il For further information apply to-
\ II. II. GSCFIANIIR,8C City Engineer.
DEPOT q UARTERA1AsTEE's OFFICE.
+ 'WashnEton, D. G., June II, 1906 Sealed
4 proposals, ,in&trlplicate, Will be received Z
at this office until 2 O'clock r M
1. Thursday. June q. 1906. and then pubs
, lIcly opened. for constructing stone
J: wal!., ct G., at the Richmond, Va, Ma
tional Cemetery, IN accordance with
plans and specifications therefor, which
II can be seen Mt this office and ut. the
Office Of the National Cemetery, Rich
"a mond Va. The u. s. reserves the right
to reject any or all proposals or a ~
part thereof Envelopes containing,
proposals should be marked :. Proposals
& for Stone Wal8.atl Richmond National
Cemetery land addressed to Capt. a.
w. Butt, Quarterr1aster,s Y. s. army,
Washington, D. G. ij9l
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dispatch Branches,

d. I. d 7 b. y M -
tnbshed for the benefit OF those living at a
distance from the Main Office OF Tho Times
Dispatch: The Times. DisHatoh Wants left at
careful attention az though they had been LEFT
at the Main Office. and there Will be no extra
cost to the advertiser.
SI4AUGHTERS DRUG STORE, Twsnty.nfth
" and Venaba Streets, 8 l57'''' 1925
w. f. EANES, 2sls e. Broad Street.
A. A, SCOTT. Twenty-ftth, and Broad Street.
RoBERT J WILLIAMS. Twenty dfth e oua
Marshall Streets, =, ' - 'laa
TARRANTs.,t GRANT 8 CO. Foushee and
Broad streets ~ -'"1
q, W, lArrlMpR. No, 800 Yves. Marshail
rAoMPsoN's DRUG STORE. No, 1921 Yves,
i. A. L. BEYERlpaR, Brook Avenue and CLAY
RA sItfl DRUG STORE, Barton Heights.
PEoPLEs DRUG STORE. No, $500 Williams,
ROBINS OBI PiiXRMAcY, No. 400 East Marsha,
CITY DRUG STORE :; NO, ,4a Ea., Main
'JuDsoN CUNNINGHAM. No, ao27 East Main
ri fslss! f HSsa1y-4PtHa1 RMAoY No $50 sou,
observation-disclosures ss;TisiKIRIkpARRl co No. q.
THE H. P l,s1a 81 PHARMACY. No, SOL we,,
EA 1s5 ?, ptnxinMAcY. Twenty-elshth and N
niseS,g nMAHMAlc,Y, No. 3 1ls Camel s Street,
HUNDLEY & WALKER 1wenty-hfth and
cA st:fI pk ys. STORE, No. ,los Hun
ri. 4. PERKINs. No. % North Sycamore
Twenty EiSAT sIs AND Dns sT SEssi. fA
and Church Hili Avenue. Il y M
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SUMMER RESORTS.
1.-THE Allegheny

# S M Il + 3 IN. "a
The mana gen.ent Of 1.-THE Alle-
ghany,'s at Goshen, Va, Is pleased to
announce that arrangements have
been completed whereby the service,
Attractions and comforts for tho sea-
son 1906 will surpass anything In the
history OF this popular mountain
resort.
The services OF Mr.. B. r. Brown, as
general superintendent, have been se-
cured. Mr.. Browns long cxpericnce
as hotel man, and his courteous
manner, Is an assurance that every
effort will be made to please and cater
to tho comfort OF guests. III
a An important feature this season Is
employment OF experienced and COM
petent WHITE help In each depart
mcnt. thus assuring the best OF SER
vice and cleanliness. 2}
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h TOKIo-Thousands OF the most beautiful
tnaidens OF Korea are 5languishing In spinsier-
Eood owing to an edIct OF the government.s.A
year ago The Crown Prince became a wtdoTer.j
throughout The country have been instructor
10 forward to Seoul the names and fu,;1ns-
Will Inst auctions q a We been Issned that no
vo,Inr women Of the better class shall be MIR
ried until the Crown Prince has announced hii
choice, S#sl
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SEALED pr oPosALs ARE INVITED
A to, furnish the tertiary with SUI v
a equal to cover the requirements for
one year estimated at 1900 tons, De-
K livery TO be made on Chesapeake and
Ohio tracks, second. Stree yay,n a. a. the
y Ming the lfirst week In July, 1906. Bids
q Viii be opened at z. M: June -, 1906
4 Address p. r. MORGAN, supernten-{
dent. a
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4 II II !is wrong to buy votes 1t should
be worse still to-buy them with 81 other
peoples noney.-Elmlra Gazette. y
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SSCHICAGO.-The$ tota; cash valuation OF per-
sonal property in Cook county. as returned by
the Board OF Assessors s 1922 s7a, 10. For INA.
ton purposes the amount will be nc-fifth OF
that, or 500, 93i,63O.
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Five children were killed
yesterday IN Philadelphia and vicinity while At
~ a railroad train and the ffth was kicked q
IN the head by horse while running across $,
the stree, in front Of her home SIKH 5ch mn
and one. 81 his L Is WINS cut OF. 4 lie may tile
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SPECIAL AND PATENTED MACHIN-
cry built. Let us develop your mechanl-
cal ideas along that patent you have
been thinking about: liberal proposition,
c.. p. FORD CO., Trlgg Shipyard,
Phone 1923. y
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Don't FORGET that YOU CAN SECURE GOOD RELABLEHEL
By Using Times Dispatch Want Ads. Cost One Sc
FOR SALE.

FOR sALB-TR1GG SHIP YARD Eo UP
| ment consisting Of machinery, tools.
store room supplies. motors Q5 J %. AZ, :.
gle and double betting, shafting,, hang, 9;
cheap. u''es Xdd rees s. u' NJ ToML1Ns
Ship Yards. Richmond, We. .-- y
FOR SALES 30 HIP: P. r: T. g B sI
sssW;M,li NJ q H hap9 Bo Req1ls's S HS
r.. r. Boiler; Loco. oller;;a1 IL H. Hi.
1 80 Hap, Engine !; 25.-Ton Locomotive lS,
9na L reSt Cars AZ NoRp sSeeSc Trss
shipyard. Phone so8.
TWENTY PER- CENT. D1scou.NT
Ing during the month Of June..WT T XII q
call or telephone for inforrnation. II IL ~ =
MASSEY B BUSINESS COLLEGE. corner a1
Main and Seventh Streets. l.L
WANTED TO SELL CHEAP For
cash, one showcase, % feet LONG =
feet high, with sliding DOORS sir 1inaI pna
SON & CTIAPPELL. SOL w. Main Of.
ESTIMATES CHEER GULLY .aIvEM n. On q
large stock. II. =. COPELAND & co.
Phone 257B.
POPLAR AND OTHER HARDwOODs
for sale In North Carolina in tracts to
suit purchaser. JOHN N. ADAMS Del
Rio, Tenn. ISL
BIG BARGAINS IN DIAM o ND,
liable. R1cHMoND LOAN OFFICE.
Ninth Street. s. Bachrach.
WE BRAzE BROKEN IRON CASTINGS.
STRICKLAND MACHINE CO., Main
and Twenty-fourth. AS i
FLOOR STAIN is WHAT YOU NEED.
we have 1t at IS and 4oc. per quart., 0 l,r
sS No. q West Broad. Fla
UNsURPAssED CoFFEE AT THE
{ Crown Dairy Lunch Room Eighth and
8 Broad. gEs3
THIS WEATHER IS FINE FOR
planting Rose Bushes MERIT ROSE
@ COMPANY ~ s,
JOHN L. 3sATTERFIELD, THE CAB
5BAGE MAN. As THAT'S ALL"
EGG BAKING POWDER.
EGG n BAKING POWDER. MADE OF
bicarbonate soda; absolutely pure; saves
Na eggs. q sji5s y3.-l. "a
-7--- EpUcATIoNAL.. - 77.4
SCHOOLS WISHING TEACHERS AND
4 teachers wishing position for next ses-
n sion address CENTRAL y TEACHERs't
5AGENCY.gBox IL. Richmond. Va.
5iE- ID PANAMA HATS. a5
PANAMA AND STRAW HATS
$ CAN MATTERS, 404 East Marshall. for
y merly Ninth and Broad.
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WE STAND READY AND WILLING
to pay 500 for the production OF any
cured. We know how to sure sickness
and we cure It. Defective hearlhs
cured. Reference: Cured pa PAL ~
East Clay street, Richmond. Va
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4. LOS AVG ELES. CAL.--That tuberculosis 10
sufficient grounds for divorce in California
waa proved IN the superior Court, when Judge.
Eordwcll granted Mrs. Charlotte Boyle Seam
NELL a decree because her husband 10 suffering
from the dread disease.
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. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Schnitt. n well known
found a half dollar in q hens esg
Tho coin was inside the shcl. The yoik anu
viewed the rema rkablet egg. sf4Sq II fas5
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yyILLlAaIsPoRT, P!A.-At Muncy Valley q
Muncy VALLEY Tannery: J. r. Miller and his
horse were covered by; the debris but got out.
A team OF tannery mules, caught under Inc
roof Kicked themselves l0ut gEGE
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Commander Booth Tucker, OF London. inter-
national secretary OF the +. salvation Army; 20
va Ion Army forces In Ireland, was announced
here. The wedding Will take place in London
and will be private
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FORMER PATRONS
y and others to know that ourscottage Is
now open for the reception, Of guests.
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SUMMER BOARDING.

BOARDERs WANTED AT ARqYljE;
healthy location; good wnter and gooa q
table. For further information apply 70 70
house, Va.
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ESTIMATES sCHEERTULLYs GIVEN ON
Awnings, Tents and Flags; prompt work;
large stock. H. e. COPELAND q CO.,
Phone 257B
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BIG BARGAINS IN DIAM o Nd,
Watches and Jewelry largest, most re-
liable. RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE,
i Ninth Street. 8. Bachrnch
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MISS EPITZER, 115 EAST FRANKLIN
E Handsomely appointed house, good ser
vice. private baths.
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WANTED, TO SELL CHEAP FOE
cash, one showcase, % feet long, =
I. in white enamel Apply to RICHARD-
~ SON e CIIAPPELL. sol w. Main Of.
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d NEW YORK when on his way TO saranao
Lake 70 visit his eldest son. WHO ls III there
OF consumption DR.. Edwin r. Jones' a we'll
known surgeon OF queens. j.. T.. died suddenly
of apoplexy In Ithaca, n. Y.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARTNER WANTED-I5 HAVE LONG
lease OF beautiful store; best loca.
business; new. up o-date fixtures, safe,
Optical stock and trade; desire q part
ner with capital or with stock Of Jew
elry. Address "A. W, 524 Coley Avenue.
81 Norfolk Va. 80 g5FstFg ti3,$2i s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-13

COFFEE AT THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
Broad 5,i R7s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-13

FOR " RENT-Two FUR E D
rooms with board: gentlemen prefer
red Apply 1U5 North Linden Street.
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Observation-Disclosures his twin sons looked
exactly alike. George V. Smith. a railroad man.
Is charged by the Humane Society with burning
the face or one With carbolc acid 30 he might
distinguish them
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q. Richmond, Va. June II. 1906.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
Z any debt incurred or contract made
BY, or for, any person whomsoever,'
unless incurred or rndo by me IN per-
Z son. This IL q renewal Of same notice
y made by me some time since. 2. w.
Y CLEN1MITT. {.j h it
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PANAMA HATS.
COAL AND WOOD.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

4 MEYERS SONS, |12oy IS. EIGHTH ST,
sellers Of good Buggies and Surveys at
moderate prices. esf5sf & ~ fss, Us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-13

the Massey Business College will go
into erect June 1st. Scholarships un.
ment. Write oricaii FOR circulars. Corr
ner Main and Seventh Streets. q s
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him for divorce. Charles owen Killed her on 1,
the street and then tried to kill himself, but
was overpowered 81 " i5s4ts a -
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POPLAR AND OTHER HARDwOODs
h for sale In North Carolina in tracts to
suit purchaser. JOHN N. ADAMS, Del
+ Rio, Tenn. sl
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EoE RENT HOUSE;
also for sale cheap. Miss ST. 1905 West,
Land Street. University. Of Virginia.
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Brief Items From
Everywhere.

I. PARis. The public test OF the motors Of
Walter 9IVellnlan's drigible balloon America.
with which lie Is about 10 depart on his ex-
cessfu1 az z1F s$l
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BOARDING.

DESIRABLE ROOMS AND BOARD AT,
s moderate prices; excellent table & con :
Y venient locations; references exchanged.
Address Mrs. ELLA sECKE 1871 East
Sixty-flrst Street. New York.
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LE NOEL, 13ONNAIR, VA. "A POSTAL
! will bring booklet and rates, or carriage
70 meet prospecting parties at station a. g.
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WE BRAzB CAsT-1RoN--sEND US
your broken castings and We VIII re-
Y pair them promptly ana in q hrst-class
manner. Sutherland MACHINE;
F CO.. Main and 8Twenty-fourth. ss8a
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THE HYGEIA, THIRTY sEVENTH
Street, Cape Henry, Va: coolest and
healthiest location on tho coast iines s
modern improvements. ROE & DYER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-13

UNSURPASSED COFFEE AT THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
+ Broad. E{ III 55 st.i III Ill, Ill
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EIGHTH sTREET, NORTH, WANT
ed, permanent, Nj transient and table
boarders. Terms reasonab BILE; home com
forts.
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! ROOMS FOR RENT. 4

FOR RENT--A LARGE, COOL, WE'LL
n furnished bedroom to a single gentle,
man third story 'front.' opposite Mon
roe Park on franklin Street. P.i O.
sH Box. 4N. tt Il sfA as q ed
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.iWANTED-PosITI AS sTENoGRA-
Address Adki L s53, care Re, Dispatch. !.
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100000 = 10 LNND ON g DIAMONDS.
Watches ana Jewelry ct New Yor =;
rates Of interest. RICHMOND ,MtopHi e
\ OFFICE, Largest and Most Rellap!e,
n 220 Ninth Street. & IL s Ss
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4 LOGAN. w SA.--AN lie had shot ard
killed William Cook on tthe street. John Runyan
was himself Killed by William Dingess. who
had tried to disgrm him. 5
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PAPER HANGING.
RosEsI ROSES! HOSES!

THIS WEATHER is FINE FOR
planting Rose Bushes. MERIT ROSE
COMPANY, ,Is1 An W M
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.wANTED-BY a YOUNG MAN, POSI-
8$f ton that will occupy his time Of about
II six hours day: salary no object. Il
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WANTED.

NrED-sC HooL rs . n. METHOD.
teachers. one square from University;
terms reasonable. Address Mrs. n q.
rs FITTS, POI Fourteenth Street, Char
n lottesVllle, Va. /. V
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CUT YOUR GRASS. WE HAVE CUT
prices on Lawn Mowers. Come up
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TWENTY PER- CENT. D1SCOUNT
from, our rates OF tuition to pupils ent,er-
Ing during the month Of Junee Write,
call or telephone for Information. IL ~ -
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE. corner 11a
Main and Seventh Streets. 0lER#
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BUY "A 1oc. OR zoe. PACKAGE OF OUR
Sprinhling Lime use all around place..
you win have things in sanitary cons.
dition. NEW STORE, VAUGHAN'S,2
near First. No. 2.