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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Building and Loan Associations
Hear Interesting Speeches.

l4l$f CE3ys f1SSOCldteQSf TeSS.) 5ffs
e CINCINNATI,iO o. July 2s.-At to-day's
session Of the convention OF building and
loan associations, an address was made
by D. A. Tonlpkins. OF Charlotte N. u.
on the State Leagues OF Building and
Loan Associations and Their Work" Mr..
Tompkins told OF the mutual a1u 6e-
rived by the members OF the State
league and urged a closer and more en-
scient organization. Sa6 ,Ssss3
Vi There was much interest IN the ad-
dress OF Frederick H. Clark. Of San
Francisco. on 'i,The Effect Of Earthquake
and Fire Upon the Building and Loan
Associations OF San Fran Cisco
The following officers were cleo ted:
President Charles F. Bentley, Grand
Island, Neb.; first vice-presldent, q. ~.
3SchumWny, Taylorville, ILL.,; second Vice
president w. G.. Weeks, New Iberia,
La; third Vice-president, q, III. Jones,
Boston, Mass.; treasurer, Joseph & X.
Gamble, Philadelphia. Pa; secretary, II.
r.. Cellarius, Cincinnati
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The Wiltshire,
Atlantic City, n. J.
Open all the year, Write for booklet
s., 81, PHoEBUs.
VOLUNTEER FIREMAN I.
CHARGED WITH THEFT

Especial TO The Times-p ispatch,) I,
sf NEW YORK, July v g8.-Countess a.
caatelmenardo,. who was Edith van
Buren,, Of New York, has spread consteF,
nation among the volunteer ftreHen 81
Hackensack, N. u. by instructlng hel
attorneys to investigate the loss q. o.
Countess says the antiques were stolen
by some of the volunteers, whose mems
bcrship includes heads Of families and
young men socially prominent In Hac ken
sack Bs 2s3 81.
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,WANTED-AN5 UNREGIsTERED$ DRUG
CLERK with some knowledge Of. keeping
~ books and p O. sub:station. Address
X P|O. HESITATION NO. O., 5At IS
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Times Dispatch Branches,

Tor tho bcneAt Of those living at q
distance from the Main Office OF The Times
Dispa'sn the Mmss D'Snat'n Mant1 left ~
careful attention as though they had been left
at the Main Ohlce. and there win bs no extra
ST.; e III rs DRUG STORE. rwea,y.ns,h
and Nenuble Streets 1j
", i. LANES. ISIS East Broad Street
sGIo TT1n.YlM enS 9fSaa S!Fesis
TARRXNTs, GIANT q CO., Foushee and
C. W LAITiMpEa no, 800 Wost Marshall
pAoMRsows DRUG STORE. No. 1881 West
]. !. nEyEklpoD. Brook Avenue and Gay
RADYs DRUG sToRp, Barton Heights,
PEOPLES DRUG STORE No, 300 Williams
burg Avenue Fulton.
cry DRUG STORE, No. l.A East Main
I FI5ss. 9ST iNS,E Snn;fsanh NJ o., =, !,
corner 'rwenty-drpt. Ei31 ..fls =
riSSE sTKEpf PHARMACY. No, ssss South
roiNpExTIR, KIRK-pANn1sH CO.. No. az
rIs pAARAaoN Fl4A4tMAcY. No. 50, weos
EAloN PHARMACY. Twsn,y-e,snth and N
RisoN'E PHARMACY. No, 10 Cana, Street,
uEsbhEHE#4 ls " tk Hsstt HFFssS SSSst
cAK sifar ep5iRtye STORE. No. ,,ea HUI,
VI. \. P gEatsIssss'' No. ~ North sycamore
i5IsS;i Ei:ssSaa1 AND ~ STREET rHAn,
q. II. W KERN. Ne. Corner s's Event
EAST PHARMACY. No. 2sol q strest
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MOUNTED MURDERE.R.s'
NILLW'I|.F., SHOOT man n
Couple Seated on Front Porch
Fired Upon from the Front
Il ct ATE - s43
81 Associated Press.)

13I33{ (By Associated Press.) 8
ARK, July 96-Mrs. n. x.
Lea ptrot was shot and instantly kille1,
and her husband was probably fatally
wounded. last night while sitting ton the
porch IL Of their residence. near Cherry
Valley. The shoo ting was done by three
mounted men, who fired from the front
gate. 2}5 "A ID q 5
To-day at Vanndale five "a Woolbright
brothers were arrested on the charge
of complicity&1n murder. Two years ago,
1t is said, Mr.. Leaptrot killed member
: OF the Woolbr!ght family.
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MURDERER Or |].|: State
SENATOR MUST. HANG !. NJ
Governor 81 Alabama / Refuses to
Interfere in Case Of Aged n
81 @5ss 4 fIxy1.;%~ M :. :,
fWhite:SM''l.:a;l.nl
3 "a seocIated Press,) !.

# BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Il July q. Gov
ernor ". j. Jelks tonight ended one of
the most determined fights ever made
IN this State to save n man from Tie
Egallcws by deciding that he !. VIII $ not no
interfere In the execution Of John WI
$liams, an aged white man. OF Cullman.j
Ala to- morrow, !, "
sS4 Williams was convicted OF the murder.
5of state senatorYR L. II pp, q ut two
years ago, whilet3' Hipp was Trying TO,
serve an custer, document on the old
man. which wotiid have left him home s,-.
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Sw.ANTED-YouNG MAN FOR OFFICE
556 assistant: one with experience pre-.
33 ferred. Apply II 346, care Times Dis:
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ssJis- 2s, &


JEEN1NGS.-TheB brother OF Mr.. Charles I
51ly 'shn iso at a's Eos r. e. after an III
sufferer, "a Which he bore With Chris
tan fortitude died peace iuiy an %, rs
-four children, mother sister and Two Two !
5 brothers. Il s5a W Y: 3tssi.,5
Forget thee /! oh. when life shall cease
Tohthrill this heart OF mine 3 II
u But not till then can forget
gp2s5 One look or tone OF thine. n
s$ on, no! 1t rningles wit h the sound III
And, think Vi i can forget d 5538
2 He i loved so dear? N s$f tis
Forget thee? Il is g ], 6i e wore
Forgetfuiness Is. not with life,
But with the silent dead: 4,
then may , cease g 40 on'nK ~
But oh we'll meet. trust. N Heaven +.
WITH hearts unchanged and true.
Ss' HIS BROTHER. CIARLEs.8
The funeral VIII take place FRIDAY .As
1s9s AZ, NJ from nd hs Fsa'i
H Road, near ALL a Avenue. g.
Baltimore papers please CO y.
M sITset al IS Il sts ss 1906 PXL
X META a. M RANO, Infant daughter
o. Mr.~and Mrs. Joseph Alorano /; aged !
three months and eight teen days.
h This lovely bud, so young. so fair,
a Called hence by early doom !; a fsst
n Just came to show how, sweet q noWos
n In Paradise would bloom.
Ere Sin could harm or screw g y f a
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed
And lbade It blossom there. ,ssjF
day. s9n ATrERNo 5l at o'cloek: Inter
msnt Mo srao iGq ianeCa inyIted e
attend, ~ 81 95s, "a y VI II
MAEoNR f%Sh 8 S SxRDNn VII 'R'y s
III The funeral viii take place from the 7
residence OF his sister, Mra; -
H Ss'h HH i11s GsFsSs
O'clock.
sn i 81 g s NaAesls s'f Soa
H at $3.50 IA. Nj, uly 2ot1l-
anchored safe where storMs arc Ger;
RI on tie bord erland we lett nm ara
III Soon TO meet and part no more,
W Wsen w We sf'i leave this world % care
We Shall And our missing siI &c to rs oNe
IN our Fathers mansion t g "
Ms sssE ssnss 93aRsiD l i:fa 5p b'; sss
at4;S0 o'clock F. NJ. IA
Funeral Notice.
ARsF5TSFHSsssA fus MzAg& f MI YIN
EEn,Irt X Street. at o. clock THIS LENrt-g
4 n d day9 y FTERN ON, Friends and ae-
II auaintancess are !ny ited
Great. NEW Blreproot Hotel In New
YORK at Popular Frices,-The Woodstock,
~ Torty-thirdi Street, near Broadway, o Il
mod 81 Of .oomfort without extrayagance,''
The pest Of everything at popular prices
that ,i Will not be advanced. Try n the ii
Woodstock, and you will come again and
bring. your friends & there .,I There ls ne
r "a mod Ora tie .tF ts0 ;Sl ses
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"
f Mrs. Mary Ruff.

ss Especial to The Times Dispa tcll.)
LI1xIINGToN. VA. Jul 20, MRS. Mary
Ruff. widow Of Mr.. liam A. Ruff, for
many years o prominent resident Of Lex
ington. died Wedn esday morning at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. D. s. Eads,
5seventy-elght years Of age, Before .nar-
ariage she was o Miss Moore. OF Rock
bridge county. One sister. Mrs. G. ],
.Brawley, OF Lexington, and three chill
dren, Mrs Eads, Y e. n Nj, Ruff. OF Rock
bridge, and ], W. Run, OF BluoAeld, W.
Va. survive, The remains were buried
In the Lexington cemetery to-day, sSa l
Two In Family Die.
(special 4 to The Tlmes-D lspatch.)
WINCHESTER, VA, July 2e.--James
w. Larrlck, a prominent Frederick coun-
ity. farmer. died last evening at his home,
west OF Winchester. after q severe illness
OF paralysis, aged seyenty-tWo, Six
hours later his uncle, David w, Larrick,
died at his home nearby, aged eighty
years. The former leaves one daughter
latter Is survived by his widow, Mrs,
Rebecca Larrlck, one son and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dr., Walker. OF Halls, Md,
William r, Padgett, S
tS Especial to The Times-D ispatch,) =
81 ALEXANDRIA, VA., July 2s.77-Wil liam
r. Padgett, a resident q Alexandra,
employed IN the Treasury DspaFtment ] e. e.
past has been detailed as the special
airy to him, died to-day at the George
town University Hospital, at Washing,
ton. He was thirty lght years olq.. ana
was a son Of 2, +. Padgett. q A9exAtl n
dria, 5g h
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COAL AND #.WOOD.

YOU 70 IA DON'T WANT LONGS LONG
WOOD, ne but G you want q Long s saw
Cd wood SSs that lasts long time;
ali Kinds of woods: all kinds OF sum
t11er coal ;Ymy slab wood is exactly what
want in not weatlh,sr h 81 G9rat
4 Broad. Phones 1920 and 106e. "a Il a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27

UNSURPASSED q Coffee N AT THE
n Crown Dairy Lunch Room, Eigh 1L a ,arrd
e Broad. g " Sassf s$s
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FOR SALE.

SIPS Will Buy LULU WILLIS, 3 ~
N George SIVilks, the sire Of yonring,
N 2:o0 IA, ana many others Bof her class;
trial, 2:1e ga /; SKI years old 815.2 hands 1:
= sound; only reason for cling. nave , no 4
v moro information see NJ Groom al my
stable, lis West Hamilton Street B att
" moro Md. VI III RI isg
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], TRUNKS Il AND BAGS.

WE VANITY on 10 GALL AT 7oa, EAST
II we have the largest and n best line OF
&c trunks and Travelling Necessities In the
city; repairing done. 81 H. I'll w. fS ROUN-.
TIRED q BRO. Trunk and Bag Co. 'st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27

3WANTED-A GOOD 5BLAcKsMITH's
HELPER; an experienced helper can get a
steady Job r, H. BOSHER' S SONS,
gssl5y South Ninth Street. f5sg$
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

DOCTORS BUGGIEs-A SPECIAL LIN 10
,1 Of close or open tops; steel or rubber
Y tires !; high-class. at low prices. w. G.
N SMITH, Sl4 n. Fifth Street. is iA$
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DrWillia.n 4, Nornick,

Especial to The Times !spa toh.l
y MORE July 22S.T1r. M Mlllta ,s y
Princess a Anne county, died to-day 81
the home Of hia 60 pslns, p y urtnan ttoGsr
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m. n "a ( "a 81 ~
WATCH REPAlRiN6:I
UPHoLSTER Rim q AND MATTRESS Z
iai FL MAKING. W lis r. y

WE DO FIRsT-CLAss UPIOLSTER-
{ Ing OF all kinds at low prices; 4 make
@ actresses OF hair, felt, cotton. combi-
4 nation and shuck; old mattresses made
over like new. LEVY & lKASs, 23 West
jQe Broad l Phone 10S8. l8 ,g4}i q
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,W,ANTEp-AN EXPERIENCED EN-
TRY clerk. Address B 122, care Times
II D{spatch. 4t -{flgfa4
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Funeral Notice,

THE funeral ssE s9 Sf Mi Ki, BEE
K I nnas rom 81 his late residence, eM North
Fn,irt II Street., at 8 o'clock THIS 5LF'r1-g
\ jdayt AFTERNOON Friends and ao-
n nnafntances are invited, q III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
CLARK svlLLE is NOT a DRY own.


NEXT @ TRAIN { FOR
N Clarksville with your orders 5 for
whiskies OF all kinds. TWO-YEAR-OLD
IS CORN 9WHISKEY, . SIZES lBAND JUG;
-YEAR-OLDfC ORN&WHIsKEY,
FROM 500 10 $500 PER GALLON.
". II. Gooch is no longer in the whiskey
business. as the Mann law broke him..
80 send all orders to THE CLAKS-t
WILLIE WH1SKEY HOUSE, Clarksville.
VI Va. a5A5 1i5. t,s'5 5iS65& 8.at4
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AT ATS FOR RENT.

rORT RgNT-ELEv EN-RooM APART
7inent, steam heated. all mot ern im-
provements. 1908 West Grace Street.
Apply first flat. IA AK
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MAYO.


Special TO The Tlnes- Dispatch. 49, 81
Il II WILSON, n. G. July 2s.- Mr.. ] esse L.
Mayo, mem Der n OF X the s arm IN OF n Mayo
Brothers, OF this city, died suddenly
gterday afternoon In the hardware store.
jApoplexy was the cause OF his death.
Ss n Mr.. Mayo was for years on the w ilson,
police force. and for four years was Ge-1
putty aheriff. For the past three years
he has been In the mercanttle business,
The funeral services were conducted %this
afternoon Mt o'clock by DR.. swindell,
pastor OF the Methodist Church. at the
residence on Crowell Street. Mr.. Mayo
was forty-four years old. III -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27

,WANTED-ro SELL "a GOOD, FIRST
class latrobeE stove, good az new; not o
selling for any fault, but adopted h III
II Fifth Street. u IS IN 8S $si EEL
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
Malone, formerly a we'll known young
Petersburg citizen, died to-day al ST
5yincent's Hospital 4 In Norfolk. He was
q son OF the late William Malone. OF this
city. and Is survived by four sisters and
a brother ;;i{ l 43 9tS
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Rockbridqe Alum Springs

h In the Mountains Of Virginia. Elevation O. ooo
feet. 3 Chalebyate and Alum Water unsurpassed.
Cuisine excellent Orchestral Colt Links Tennis.
II you want your summer. outing TO count fof
health and pleasure, como TO sRockor1oge Alum
For Illustrated Booklet write MI. Ro sA-. =
YOUNG. Proprietor. Rockhndge Alum sprinegA
Va Take West-bound Chesapeake Z and fa OHIO
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Apply il where will do the nost Good Wal
NOTICE.

-. - ~ = ~ =, =
make room for fall goods, will close out
ii 81 line ZOE Fancy and some Broken si1e i.
e III White iNegiiee Shirts, at ana be e!
sGS, ad s s shIits Se se
all going IN this Z sal e N e. p1g
ElghthS and Main. az. - v
WE !. y! READY As AM. WILING y ~,
cured va Know how 70 sure s 4 :; =, :
s ana W. cure It. Defective - nf tisnts.
f pIvfNr hMai s5zcIfSe q;
East Clay street. Richmond. Nc. ..... B,
OUR a SUMMER RATES WILL CON-
tfnue until August 18th; twenty, I. PER eF
s see,as a,sfpgns lloved as BUST
NESS COELRGE.N
OVER SA MILLION IN UsE-sHUMAAT II
f3ls Dollar Ra1or:abuyer runs no risk apsO-'
lutely guaranteed to give satista ton.
G5il 3 3WAGNER8DRUG co.
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF AVN q \.
prices right Ii p. LAID a n q g go.
RI 1oS North Ninth. Phone wv go.
.UNsURPAesnD B COFFEE At THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and and
i.J Broad. IA 9(Efs SasssEE
3. 81 R. BROWN. CONTRACTORS AND.
Heights. va. "a 9 a3s
- MAC HINERY.
BARGAINS g IN SECONDHAND p !. NJ
n gines, Boilers, etc; rebuilt as good az
ew.s G: lB. FORD CO., Trigs shipy y 81 q.
< i'P hone 1923. S lgf a Ii } G s5aa
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FOR Il sALE-C COMPLETE BOTTL1NG
NJ outfit, I'M nice order; will learn pur-
Il cl1as,,r; large profit In business |; s to
II make ginger ale and soda waters. etc;
u soda fountain for sale. GARLAND
8IMORRISS,s Manteo. Va. Nj 81 ai Z Us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27

WANrED-BY LADY OF REFINE
rnent position as nurse for invalid or as
,Ians assistant housekeeper. Address Miss
AZ M Riceyiile va. Al}
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Syork at Popular Prices,-The Woodstock,
al ~ Torty-thirdI Street, near Broadway, 8
mod 81 81 .,oomfo rt without extrayagaMce,'
The pest Of everything at popular prices
fthats will not be- advanced Try the
bring. your friends there, There As no
better hQtel in the lworld, and the ipgIess
Ssse mod frate; II VI 81 S3y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27

FOR SALE, GROCERY, LAUNDRY
and dairy wagons, runabouts and bug,
n gies; single trucks, i newly painted ana
SON BROS, 615 Brook Avenue.
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# Won wish 10 Concentrate VOU Advertising Expenditure and

He had been Ill for four mont this, n He was
d 8Ehativea of Norfolk city, but lived 4 In
Princess Anne for q nuinber! OF years.
His4nearesta Surviving relative ils a. niece,
Mrs. 5hillipR Prescott, Of washington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27

1. AfALE ASSISTANT no,
teach French and German especially;
E and to assist In other subjects II neces-2
II sary. Applicants must send testimon-i
sials and u stamp for return Of same. Y
". Suffolk Va. Is .L1- n. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27

tWANTED-HANdA1ER SHING--g
8lers, heathers, helpers and hammer
5 drivers for work on locomotive forgings.
~ Steady work and best of pay qua ran =
stSteed to- good men,. Address FORGE;
Up. o.S Box No. 1892, ladelphia,l II Pa
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Z ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS G FOR RENr-lt1CDLY FUR
finished rooms, with or without board.
I 1902 East Clay. Sl 9t
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nookBINDlNo AND 3PRlNTiNo,.l
MACHINERY.
COFFEE.

UNSURPASSED COFFEH AT TIL
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth ant
Broad.
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OVER iANILL1ONG1N JsE-sHUMLATID
"a Dollar Razor; &buyer runs no risk aps0-
AZ lutely guaranteed to give satlsta ct1on.
A NAGNER2DRUG co. 7'8 Isl 35fSl 5lttt558g4
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PAPER HANGING.

gCATT|IJP PHONE 5567. AND LET ~ s
n, cali and talk to you about your paper
hanging. Prices right ,I andS al work
S Main. ID 80.
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MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF AVN.
F5 ings, 81 Tents and Flags IN the soutn;
M prices right. gSSfH. p. COPELAND q SS' 60
3 108 North Ninth. Phone 2b7 s.8{3 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27

wANTED-TWO GOOD COLoRED
week d must be competent; permanent
N Job. Ell Apply at once, or address VEN
35EABLE'S a CLEANING " WORKS. Dam
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DUNG MAN, 81 ExPE-3
igrienced preferred, for general office as
Ts sistant; must write good hand. quick
" and accurate at figures. Address u 47O.5
a.@care Times Dispatch. I. 81
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----T ~. lsi. : ~. M
SHOE REPAlRlNo.l

WHY PAY soc. FOR RUBBER HEELS
( OF any old make when. We will give you
& With Wit the name starAped on the heelSfor
ID as cents. We are able to do It, for we
Il buy direct from the factory ct Wholesale
Y Cross brand, I cents, as good as others
Charge double. White Oak a Leather
Half soles-Men's. rs cents ladies u 80
cents. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
! FACTORY. No. 716 East Main Street.
ag'Phone 2e87. sSss5s " Ell
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HANDSOME PRIVATE yAtRRIAGE p.
i95 coupe type, latest STYLE. perfect condl-
tion also several horses: bargains 1or
NJ o. Box 90, city. ~ .Fi 81 "a Z,
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5BOARD&WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a IN PRIVATE
& family for young lady: central legation
desired state price In reply. y 4bst care y
Times Dispatch. Il AZ " W. u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27

Veterinarian, he had local men at work
Hi many OF the counties accomplishing
daily what the Federal people nd vocated
doing but failed to see, or ackr,o wledge
that Virginia had done u NJ 5Fs 3k ii is
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David J.Whipplc.
|(speclal \ vs. NTho Mines .Dispatch.)

fs\opeClHl 10 RAHe 1lIIlE6. IJls pAtCil.J
" llVlhippIe,b aged aSvonty. aeyerl years. !
prominent resident q OF Rockbrldge Il ana
former sheriff Of the county d died ct his 4
home tlear Brownsburg riday, AM. his
prov!dcnce PIresbyte 4 Church, REV.
pr. g. Az Wilson D ftlclating. \ He Is sur
gvlVcd BY his wido.iF and Six 4 children.
Mrs Isaac N Huffman. IL
(snecial to The Times d ispatch) H.4
LII RAY, " ] VI 4 %. IN rs. Isaac NJ
Huffman. aged about sixty-elght n yea r.,
dled her ho,,ae q N.Y. Run
morning. Mrs. Huffman had been an in-I
valid Tor the last I lrty H years, d great
deal OF the time being unable to walk q
"a husband and six children survive hor.}
Charles w. Kennerly. 81 5$
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch itSS
Il sAL1sBURY,sNs8 q. . uly 2s.--C harles
at his homo In Rowan county last night
after q long Illness. Tho deceased was
d well known and sturdy farmer, and 2
leaves a wife and five chill drerl.
John w. Trout.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.) u
ROANOKE. AZ. July 2e. Mr.. ohm !
vs. Trout g carpenter Of Tronty,ille. Va,
his father IN la ", Nj. NJ. ". q Obenschnin,
In this city this morning. Heart dlseasc
was the cause OF DEATH Mr.. Trout was
thirty-Aye years old. SS q II 9 leaves N his I
Mrs. Mary g. Sloat.
Especial to- The Times Dispatcl,.) gSsS
!, WlN !, 3 !, July 2sI MT,
chester, died this; evening 4 OF paralysis
aged about eighty years. as She leaves
several sons and daughters. She was the Il
widow OF J Jesse Sloat "a
Miss Martha Watson /.
Special to The Times Dispatch.)
5W1NCHEsTER, a, July 20. -Aslss K
Martha Watson aged twenty, four dIsd
after q lingering illness, She leaves her
parents, Mr.. n and Mrs. 81 3. #8 r. " Watson,
i've brothers and two sisters. u;
Mrs. Mary Hale.
Especial to The Times II lspatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA. rs July 2G.--AIrs.s
Mary Louisa Hale died last night at her
residence on Harding Street. Mrs. Halo
Eyived by several children. III II; sss$ Il
5#5$55 Walter Malone
Especial to The rimes- Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG VA, July 2s.--Naltera
Malone, formerly n Al Welt known young
Petersburg u either, rs died to-day at n St.jG
SYincents Hospital In Norfo k. He was
a son OF the ia to w liam NJ lone. OF this 4
ana ~ butYlvcu ~ s!stess a'lu
a brother. ~ It s5F SE S Y.
N. E. s. Mayo. .s
Especial To The Time -Dispatch.)
EaE cROzET, VA July &c. ~ !. B. ~
Ohio Railroad Company, died last night
at II o. clock at the residence OF his SON
in-laW, George H. Bur ton. Ell g
esse y. Mayo.
Icnaoia 10 n ha m me n sn a n, Mr.
4 WILSON, N. c., July 2s. Mr.. Jesse L.
Nfayo mi m bar OF Inn nd Arm of & hfayo9
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MADsToNE FOR sALE;4PR1CE, So, 900.
!" Name and address given for &c. stamps.
I'd 479, care this office.
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FOR sALE-TR1aG SHIP YARD EoUI1r-
S nent, consisting OF machinery. =. 1ooi5 g
to 12O II. P) electric ceiling fans SIN n
N glo ana double betting, shaft!ng, n ansd,
ers, pulleys. etc. lumber ana nr r5SN
& cheap. Address g. NJ. TOMLlNSe , tS'
Ship Yards. Richmond, va. D. Nj =
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WANTED-A GOOD SCRANEMAN8 FOR!
fnlodel CO Marion Steam Shovel; good
wages to rightllnan 4 Apply to ( LAM p
COMPAN WV lllamsburg,3
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WANTED h. ONCE, A5 RELIABLE
n drug clerk (registered) to manage a
small store. Apply to lis sixth 'Es.th
I'D Street. Newport News, Va. .4a5
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Nj. MERCHANTS AND. FARMERS.

GET PRICES ON OUR H1CK DRY We
d hicles and Greensboro Farm Wagons
before you buy; prices and quality
right; side delivery windrowers for pea
b NIGER & BRO. No. 3 g. Fifteenth
4 Street. "a
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WANTED, FOR u. 8. 5ARArY:--A-BLlE:.s
Ifand S,#cltizens OF United States, OF
good character and temperate habits,
who can speak .4read and write ENGLISH.
+ For information apply to RECRUITING
~ OFFICER, $40 East Broad Street. Rich
@ norld wa, sS15 it9 4Rftl tt 5&&
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n YOU NEED "A TRU NK, BAG OR
B suit h case, might as well come where
81 the newest things are. ". Cheaper, q too:
heca Sc III no expense to Gus to sell
these things. OH. BERRYS&B CO..
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N. B.. Mayo

Especial to The I II lines Dispatch.)
MS cROzET, VA July 26.---A b.
Mayo, long an employe OF Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad FL Company, II died last night
at j O'clock at the residence Of his SON
iin-laW,A George H. 8 Bur ton. 8sg n