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$3.50. .l25l 9th NV. Tor
s35 20. 1920 W NV. Or
$35. The Wyomipy, 8F
S31. 1.-THE Phoenix. 81
e85. ......llO5 N NV, e
$50. 80. The Montgom'y. 81
S32. 80. Job Goth NV. o.
$3.50. . .306 E ne, Or
$50. Is. .125 @ ne. Or
$50. go. $40 o NV. 7r
$50. .S05 9TH NV, 7r
$50. .12bS 9Th NV. Or
$50. The Montgomery. Il
$50. 900. 432 9th NV. hall
$50. sol D NV. ofnces
$50. sos 9th nv, office, n
e2s. so. -. .611 Sd ne. 81
e27. so. 1924 Decatur pl.br
e26. 40. -. .635 A Sc. q
$25. so. 1918 v NV, 7r
$3.50. :. .141I D NV. 81
S25. 80. 1928 N ] av NV. 3r
SIS. 40. 1927 French NV, 7r
$25. 1888 9Th NV. Or
SOS. The Milton. 3r
$25 & $40. .S11 H NV, sto
$23. .502ta I'd Sc, Or
S22 so. The Cumberland, 2r
$22. 80. $3.50. SO X ne, Or
S22. so. 1853 Md av ne. Pr
$3.50. 621 Mass av ne, Sr
$22. 500 I'd Sc, Or
$40. so. .2429M NJ NV. Or
$50. 80. 1915 18th NV. Or
$50. The Cumberland, 2r
$40. $40 r NV, ONCE
tls.50.222 Mass Az nW.6e
$16.50. 1927 Mass av ne. 6r
$16.4O .734 Sth NV, 0R
SIS. 40. 1923 18th NV. 81
SIS. 80 G NV. rear. shop
1890. 1904 N NV, store
SIS. sol D NV. Office
SIS. 1927 E NV. office
$3.50. .S11 9th ne. Or
$1O.5O. 1922 G ne, Ar
$40. go. $40 + NV. once
operty for rent send for
bulletin.
AND HENsEY CO..
F.
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-A CORNER HOUSE. 100 18TH ST.
NV. IL rooms. baths with porcelain tubs. front
and rear stairway to 3D. floor. steam heat. laundry
tufs. servants rooms. nice wide porches; all
front ROOMS: floors stained and vanished. Owner
papered and painted II for his private use.
Tcnants seldom ind a house In such perfect re-
pair. Rent, Ss3.33.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
nyS3t
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1924 NV 17r 3b 81. Oo0!9l2 7th ne. 7r. b. 50
1929 18th 1871, 3b2, 6O0l 1868 sto 7r. % 90
310O 10th 1br. 3b 2. 900 Loughboro I'd. IS 90
1882 10th 21r, 3b 500 sos 9th Ar b.. 20 90
1929 15r 2b. /, 500 1884 7th NV Or so
1901 f NV, 17r, b, 1873 ne, 7r. b.. 1900
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FOR RENT
S15O.1409 B NV. w'house
S125. .S14 F NV, store
2I25. The Marlborough AZ
s1O5..75&77 Wyoming, Or
500. .6O7 f. NV. office
$50. .204 F NV. Cir
Ss6. 1911 Pa av NV. sto. DIV
SIS. "a. 4 Jackson pl. once
SIS. 1906 N II az. lar
$75. The Wyoming, 7r,
$76. 1882 Col I'd NV, lar
SIS. The Marlborough. 81
SIS. lib LIST ne, 14tI
$40. The Milton, Or. fur
$40. .17OS Q NV, 10rI
SOS. The Wyoming, Or
S65. .1On N II Az NV. 12r
$50. 55.. 1871 Kalo I'd, Tor
$50. .1105 N NV, store
$50. >. 1925 14th NV. 12RI
$50. The Kensington, Or
$50. POS Del av ne. 1871
$50. ......1712 @ NV, Or
$55.. .21O Del av ne, 13r
$55. 1924 18th NV. 10fI
$5O.70. . 1929 K NV, 1lrl
$50. 10. 1883 Kenyon, 1lrI
$50. IS. PHI Wash CIR. 81
$50. GO. .1016 22d NV, 81
$50. The Cumberland, Or
e4S.25. 1919 X NV. 1ifl
S45. 60. .1O03 NHav NV. 10.
$45. The Milton, Or
S45.. The bennington, 81
S4b. The Marlborough. 81
e45. The Victoria, 81
S45. .....The Phoenix, 81
$3.50. The Miller, AZ
$40. 10. ...1513 r NV l1rI
$40.65. 1921 18th NV, Tor
$40.65. .635 E Cap. 1ir
$40. 80. 1927 Ore av. Tor
$40. so. .140 A ne. sr
$40. The Cambridge, Ar
$37. 80. The Wyoming. Ar
$37. so. .1407 Corcoran, Or
$37. so. ..1715 Corcoran. Or
For complete list Of ri
weekly
SWARTZELL, RHEEA
no3-d, eSu 916
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DAVID MOORE,
1928 New York ave. NV.

FOR RENT-ARMY OFFICER ORDERED TO
nished house. Apply premises. 1865 ST.
no5-2ts
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
lines it. soc. ST. 81 90. Iwk., 81 80. mo. ~ 70:
FURNISHED OR UNFURNiSSiED.
"I Rent Houses"
DAVID MOORE.

York ave.
,ISIfED.
1912 X NV, 1fr. b. Al 90
lII0 Riggs NV .9r. b.. 1913
ii22 n II av NV. Or. b40 80
Sol T NV. Tor. b. 40 90
2434 Pa av NV, 11r. b40.W
1921 school, Tor, b. $500
I3ls Nd av, ST.. h.. $3.50
1896 Corcoran, Or. b. .33 80
1877 T NV. Sr, b, sta. $3.50
1890 Dartmouth nw.9r.
b, hot-water heat. 80 0J
1T04 4th NV, 7r. b. 1880
1902 4th NV. Or, b. &c. so
Ellsworth. Or. b. 5000
Bryn Mawr. Ar. b. 1880
6e0 @ NV (Oct 25). 1850
1877 L NV, Sr, b. 1850
I441 Fla av NV, Or. b25. so
1904 f ne. Or, b. ESQ
2l22 Pa NV nv. Or. %. so
2d & Bryant ne, Or. be-. so
1905 G Sc. Or. b. %. 80
26l9 X NV. Sr. b. ..22.5o
325 and 34i 14th ne.
6r, b. -.......-...22.oO
303 Irving NV Or. b. 81. 90
I'd bet Bryant and
600 9th ne. Tr, b. 20. 80
Charming ne, Or, b. 20. 80
1888 b Sc. Or, b. .@.Jo
1896 Lincoln av ne.
Or and b. 1000
Brookla nd. d G., 7r.
stable. etc. .......D.W
I'd and Charming ne.
1852 \ j av NV Or. 1880
Or. 1900
1888 Ga av sc, Or. ..lO.oo
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FOR RENT-NICE 3-STORY BRICK DWELLI,d;
10 rooms and bath room; all NIL; with good 2
story brick stable IL desired.
nc3-7t' TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 F st.
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FOR SALE s., 500; A PRETTY 10TH ST HOME.
surrounded by many costly residences; rooms;
bath; furnace heat; beautiful condition;
owner going to sell; wants offer.
no3-tf,5 H. L. RUST, COS 14th st.
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES +. SHEA,
843 Louisiana ave. NV.
III Mo ave. n.e.. $O). w
sol 500 n St store & dwg.. stable. 50. 90
1913 35th st. NV, IL rooms. bath ...... 40. %
1880 N ST. NV, IL rooms. bath. .......... 40. 90
TO 9TH st. s.e Or. tiled bath, hw. heat. So. so
1910 18th st. NV, rooms, bath. ........ 30. IS
1913 LIST st. NV, rooms. tiled ba tn % 40
1919 LIST st. NV, rooms, tiled bath. Is. 40
3O0b 10th ST. NV, store Observation-Disclosures. "7.50
1883 N. c. me-. 6r.. tiled BATH furnace 70 40
222S 18th st. NV, rooms. bath. ......... 20 So
1853 st. Me-, rooms, bath. cellar. ..... 20. so
315 Mclean ave. s.w., rooms, ba tn ....... 20 40
643 La ave. NV, I'd floor (hall ofhce) 20 90
Cos 18th st. me- rooms, BATH cellar. %. 20. 90
2519 Pa ave. NV, 8 rooms. bath ......... 100
1000 So. Cap. ST. store and dwelling ....... 20 90
POI 9th st. Sc. rooms water. ........... 1875
319 Mclean ave. s.w, rooms, ba til ...... IS 40
327 18th st. NV, rooms I'd floor ....... 1900
3435 Brightwood ave NV, fat, 5r., BATH. Ii. so
127 Prospect St me-, 8 rooms, water. go. 1900
Ridge road, 10 rooms, bath, furnace. Is. 90
613 d st. sw rooms water. ............ Is. so
Gil G ST. NV large room on Sd floor ...... II 90
Rear 713-7l31b Sth ST. Sc stable . 10 90
2119 ST. NV, rooms. 100
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Iines It.. eoc st. 1920 wk.. $262. mo-. g. 20.
NINE, RITA, THE WORLDS GREATEST PALM
fst and Astrologer now holding receptions at
723 9th st. NV.
Fee. &c. and Soc. 1o1-1lt'
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No. 3, square 49, 5 stalls. ..................N5 50
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE coll
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above is only a partial list Of the properties
in our charge. but We will be glad to furnish COM
plete bullet application at this once.
THOS. J. FISHER CO., Inc,
l414 ST. NV. adjoining the New Willard
no3-sa tn, tn, IT
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100 Md av ne. Tor,
b Qease).
1916 Col I'd. Tor, bloc 90
'l744 Q NV. Tor, b. 10000
l50S-Q NV. Tor, b. 100, 90
'1730 Corcoran.9 Or. b.S7 so
1918 2lst NV. 11r. b. -. 90
I14ll Hopkins. Or. b.s0.M
l445 Pa av Sc. Or. b.. &.W
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LIS. COS 9Th ST. NV.
Stable r 1914 l. NV. 10. 50
1927 Morris ne, Or. .14.50
4 p NV, Ar. .......12.50
1906 Wiltberger. Or. H. 90
23l8 Champ'n av.sta10. 90
OcS0.tf
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Ar a II L
EthelhUrst, 3r, b,furSO. 90
Be cor Conn av and NJ
NV. 7r. b. ........75. 90
Manor House, ar, b.
furnished. go. 90
735 7th NV. % d,
Or & b. ......... so. 90
franklin. 1915 14th
NV, Or. b. 80
franklin, 1915 l4th.
Or, As. 90
Harvard, "a. Or. b. AZ. SO
sheridan. 5r. b.. 1000
The Kingman. Or. b. 40. OC
Franklin. 1915 18th,
Or, b. ............ 40. 0O
129 Md av ne, fur,
Pr. b.............3 81. so
franklin. 1918 I4th,
Or. b. ............37.5C
Harvard, LIST d.5r. b.37 SO
Oakmont. Or, b. .35. &c
pancoast, Or, b. ... .35. 90
Sheridan, 4r, b. .35. 0C
735 18th NV. Or 6,
Or & b. rs. OC
1913 n Y av NV. 3r. b35. OC
l32S N Y av. 3r. b. fur35. O(
blnney. 1r. b.. .OC
The Millet. Ar, b. .S2.5t
Sl4 NJ NV. 5r. b. ~. 80
FOR COLORi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
- .PAit
( SALISBURY IYNCHERS.
Evidence Accumulates to Show
Man1y from Distant Counties.

q Eg Especial to Tho IT tnes- ID spatolt.)
SALISBURY, N. August l9'- IT hat
the mob whjchglynched Nease g !llespie,i
y ohm Gillespie III and # Jack ~ Dillingham;
Z here last week was led by deter!nlncd
men from counties other than Rowan
is becoming more apparent u each dny
as al tho facts rare being brought TO to
Rlynchlng. n large gathering III tlzens..
the scene and were discussing the in
Icdent when n good looking stranger
with "a gray mustaclle announced to the
Gro wd 55T'aY You ladies should come up and
shake hands with us and thank US for
what wo have done for your county
We came long DISTANCE to show our
determination to prot cot the fair aides
fof the land, and you see he 4 res ulta Or
our work, When asked his name the
stranger replied: x "a have $ no i, ln nre, n
ASKED as to where he was from he said;
Il II am from everywhere, and came here
/, to right a. wrong, and nm going back.
4 No 'one Will swear against me, he said.
when warned that Ito might be arrested
X for his speech 55l u 4. IN as5 Va
II Tho stranger carried q large grip and
had a large following In tho crowd Mt
that hour Before leaving the scene the
stranger ANNOUNCED that u
ever needed again under slm!lnr clrc4m-
stances he would gladly como to Sails
bury. With thts he walked OFT and has
not been seen since. & n q. y j Is
Another notable fact a g a Il. . by
numbers Of strnngers travelling BY pri-
G,vaute 4 conveyance inquired tho way to-
Salisbury the day prenedlng the lynch
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.R:''| u J ,o,.f1l o. 81 !y
I ,ret1pora!O Mores II
n as0 D n l .3.l ~

V s y; NJ mi ! $50. n 4 SKI Il 45.g I
EIINOWN tho powered parkway daily 4
a Cantered bllthey ilo ana slio---ass
si .l--. sho lii haiti digit 5nll gaily
ES He lii sober liveree. Il ". Ne < n Il
trhenA-ther came those sudden tidih gx Y
Plunglhg ail her kin In gloom: ~
Grin result from idle rulings ~ 875
z She had married Peppers groom on. II
! III "a n 1906. q
Through the purlieus Of the cit Ii IA
A Motordd often he ana she
sho was lovely sweet ana witty ~ K
Z suchS II handsome CHAP WAS no. 10 IL
First theirStaik was scientific, ~
i Then twas all OF l,itn--niid hers
Later people said: 5'Terrif1c b. n I. VI,
She has married the olau t1e our
N If sSS sS3s3 NJ 1920. 58
Through tho broezes swift I, and supple,
4 Past the rain clouds farthest tip. a,5l
Sped an interesting couple "a fgi Il
ny IN her fathers flying ship. III III rs
Nnught she reolted whore sl1t was y loaded,
Y SO her lit tile heart was caught, Z
And she swtrelessod: y have - eddod,
s A.. $. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

,ed in the saving 0f more lives ANNUAL
" than were lost In the Cuban war, and
saved the commercial interest Of the
world d greater loss each year than the
cost Of the Rentire Cuban tsar.
Y jlA5 letter to tho editor IL The rltnes.--
Dispatch from president Eliot, Of Iiar-
yard, says. Il Il :.
year sngo 4 ar, q fort was begun to
iraise5n fund Sof TWEEN y-fiy thousand dol
lars, tho incbfie IT which should go 20
the widow md daughter during their
lives, and should subsequently be .is s' e.
for d permanent memorial, presumably N !,
thereby 0f WASH Or. for Major Koeu
After d year of effort twenty tioh ll n.l
dollars have been procured from ano ~
-FOUR hundred md fifty i,us,
IRE physicians IN the ~ o d
and Western states. President Glltn "a
and / Wish very much to complete y II lt,e
PROPOSED Subscription and Ito make max Wy,
income Immediately available Tor Alrs'.S
Reed. III "A 81 # "a 4 en- .55 a, Ell . !. 4. II,
s'Tho comparative exemption from ~.
low fever which Major 1aeeds o1s r,,.a,
procured for the West indies, q y
States md the tropicnl cotl1israes s q.
South A,nerca is az i,nin IT, =, ~ cnt1.
9tio1, and an incnlculable gain ~
b,,,rrce nnd btlsiness There has bee 81 q NO
Ereat I rnedicnl discovery since vt1celna.
finn. with tho exception OF anaest q s9
n "A 'nann tic surgery. Tho 8United5B State5
t,n,,or ,,,,et,t is not IN the habit Of re-
,,nr1iny such discoveries, ns oil tho & wv
ropent, governments do, espoclnllyn. i = III
ma 'Gern1a,1y. 1t y is tllercf onc, LETT Tor
IrivAto persons to provide for the WIDOW .,
and ultimately to Commemorate no ate' ing
III *, fft3 SE}5 " .4 Ut M
AS vet tho United stat government YER
has done nothing to recognize the meal
,culablo service to civilization and health,
rendered by Dr. Reed. No part Of + the TIC
United states Is under greater OBJ igatlto7lnl3
To- his Intelligence and self-sacrtfice than
thc South, ana Of tho $4,000 that has ms a 81
ready bee il raised by private s,,bscrlptio1n15
to further tho memorial, less than sSoo
has come from Southern sources
The Times Dispatch will be glad to-
receive md forward contrib, . tons IN IN
any amount tor the completion Of this this
fund ana we think It ospeclally tn 1'p'lltfl-
bent upon the boards OF trade ana ND inc
public generally OF those cities e Of the
south which owe their present Immunity
to the services Of Dr. Reed, who was y IN M.
SELF a. soutterner, that thoy at least %
not backward Fl In n assisting the com COM
mc,norntlor OF 50 noble and, y use 'f'l n
M "a ~ 81 fllsg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
Not Niece o. Governor,
NJ hirlvt ssncIatal I.rcsa. ~. y

tDy Associated Press,) tiFs
K NEW ORLEANS, La, August 1o'--The
statement sent out from Brook Haven.
Miss, August 18th, that Mrs. Agnes Ialrd'
song. charged with killing DR. Thomas
II, Butler, at Monticello, Miss, Is q Niece
of Ex-Governor Longino. Is entirely un-
founded She is not related to or con-
nected with him In any way, The man
she is charged with killing was the GoY'
ernor's nephew. Tho court before which
the trial was to take place was not y
session In Brook Haven, hut IN MontlT
cello. A change Of venue to another
county was secured ct this session Of
the court, and the trial will take place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
Cotton Mill Sold.

33 ,DURiiAM,' n. e., August LITTLE large
cotton },nlls at Cooleelnee, n. G. have
been sold to the Erwin Cotton Mills, g, 81
thls city, ana have been placed under
their management, The Erwin people own
large cotton mills In this city and other other
parts OF the state, and this VIII be Q
large addition to their present mills.
3FITho Durham county Confederate vet
Grams held their annual reunion at LAKE.
wood Park this afternoon Tho sreunlon
was largely attended by old soldiers ana
their friends. Speeches were MADE I *
several 5 prominent men and q basket din
ier was served at the park.
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An aforementioned Hero

"A little more than i've years ago DR..
Walter Reed. major In the Medical De-
partnent, U. S. A., reported to the Pan
American Congress, at Havana, the re-
bsult OF his experiments demonstrating
that yellow fever is not, properly speak
tng. contagious, That is, that this
disease Is not carried by cloth
ing, does not infect the house
4as scarlet fever. d!phtherla or smallpox.
kend that the usual, II not the only, meth
bod OF transmitting It is by tho bite Of a
mosquito. The immediate effect Of this
tdlscoyery was 10 relieve the apprehension
THAT had heretofore been felt throughout
1.-THE entire South whenever a case of yell
Flow fever broke out and by waging war
trpon the mosquito and protecting tho
hpatlcnts from the possibility Of being bit
Eten, tho spread OF The disease has abso-
l'lu,ely been prevented Tho demonstrn-
Elton was made by some private soldiers
thGho voluntarily subjected Themselves
TO a course OF treatment that Involved
their living for twenty days in a very
,,small room that was filled With clothing
4 that had been used both on the beds ana
Il on the persons OF infected patients.
The next step In the Investigation was
\ for q non-ilnmune TO submit to the bite
OF an infected mosquito For this pur-
I nose DR.. Carroll offered himself and i'm
I mediately contracted yellow fever, was
,-carried to the yellow fever camp and his
life hung In the balance, though he
! eventually recovered. Other volunteers
were called for, and two young men, de-
I Ginning all compensation, submitted tc
1 tho fearful hazard OF a certain ATTACK
OF this dangerous disease Tho result O.
! their demonstration Was to make II per
/ iect,y CONCLUSIVE that the Transmission
!, OF yellow fever was by the mosquito. Anf
! this offered means for drpllng with lh'
! spread Of the disease that has proved II
the highest degree sticae!ous In October
4 1900. says the Outlook. there were owe
! three hundred deaths from yellow feYe
I IN Havana; In October. lDDl, ti,efo weer'
three deaths. General Leonard @ Wood
speaking at a memorial Eeryiee IN homo
u Il Dr. Reed, said. "tls discovery result
4 "a NI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
Fertilizer Manufacturers,
G,neriHl To- Who TInleS- ID SIIat Oh

4 81 Especial TO Tho Tln,es- u siatch,l
J. NORFOLK, ~ A., August l6--The Fer
st,lzer Manufacturers Association will
Hold its 1907 convention In Norfolk.
This Information was received to-day
Bsrnrn Mr., w. g, sadler, secretary of the
,nssociAtion,
convention, II Will be held some time in
October ana fertilizer manufacturers
day viii be set aside for the organization.
This Will probably be on October 10th.
i The I'ert illzer Manufacturers Associa-
.tion has Just closed this years convention
at Put In Bay, o. ana the members voted
tunan imously to hold the next convention
Eat the exposition,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
alive to- the Importance OF having the
resources OF the count y xhlbltcd ah T.
!. Blend Own Whiskeys.
Z (By3 ASSOCIATED Pressl

M 17d1 (I3ylf AssOcIIltd E7Ftbs'y sF I'm
z coLUAlBIA, s. Cir August ~ l6,-Th' s.
board Of directors Of the South Carolina t 2 =
state dlspensary to-day adopted "a ro 30
luton whereby the Institution VIII blend nd
It's own whiskeys In the future This is
regarded MS an importantgste and ll' means
q curtaiment In the purchaiso O case
TIC institutions will 4 buy Its whiskeys
in bull, from bonded warehouses and
bland and bottle them In tho State dis
n nen, "a, II WAS decided to make this
Yreaol,,tion effective as soon as the noces-.
saryS notice can DO inserted In tho ad-7
,yortsement for bids 81 ls7 II X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
Y 'N,'le''r,'elly v Joking I

isE Proving Thelr Clevernss - w. signorn I. ):
II had d. dozen proposals before yours.
All from smarter men than YOU, TOO:
Sig. r. They must have boerl. WI di -
they manage to crawl out Of TIA Nm u
SCaricaturista, 5 n VI u
338 N atural.--Mrs. Chatters: What do you
think? I dreamed last night that ! was ts
at 4 h box party, and, Mr.. Chatters:s
".All That explains why you we're talk ~
Ing SO loud In your sleep. Ed iladep nlsl
Ledger. IL sis .I Z q. 5s II IA b Il
35 Fortunate Change 81 mover was SO SO
happy before said the new benedict:
Marriage has made a different man OF
mo. 's ssI.tn glad to hear IT, sud his
rival, for your wife's snke."-Philndel
3phla Press. ji 5, .{ 5g
n Identifying the oIr--she: I'D. you
eyer Sc tho II olner twins q He: Yes
fslio =: Don't you think the boy ls the
picture Of hts tather7n He X es, II and q
also think tho gIrl Is the photograph Of
her mother Chicago News 4 Fl. stst
tsa5 Not Quite the same.--Nrrs. Alien: 81 Oh,
really, that's nice! And did he truly
say l, didn't show my ago Mrs. CUT
ting S'' Nell--er-he said you were always
very careful ITO conceal It. "--Phila delphla
Ledger. n n 5S85 y
$lE After eusiness.-'My dear SIR began
the strung III. II would like very much
to marry your daughter W hat
Sir ~ snorted old Mr.. Roxley. g55'1 do not
even know you. Besides, she's already
ienga ged ~, Pardon mo I I do not wish
to BIO married to her, but merely to per-
form the ceremony. I'm Il a, Struggling,
minister M str. and need he fee, ~" -
Philadelphia Press. 3$s. Il Il 9 It'll
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Apt,plr,o:,lpriation Rescinded,

Especial 70 TheY TlWsE; Dl5pMl -, y,
LOUISA, August laIrl Y u f3 h u
81 $3.50 20 be added e
s7b6 raised by popular subscrip Ion for
q e county exhibit at the james town l1Ix !,
position rs to leave e me tgnpav1r
ber Mr., James IS Porter, the commits lis
sioner, Isl still receiving su ns,cFlPao,n1s ~
FOR ills purpo and .is nreeting With
fairly good succeas, The Peep aFe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
Switchboard Burned Out

swltchboard OF tho Western unlon. Tsles,
graph Company was burned out this
morning about 100 caused BY crossed
Wires. Tl,e ofIlcp was put out Of bust
ness Mi day and Tonight, with the OK
cepV,om az the Norfolk and Westera
wires, The chief OF the telegraph On
partment OF the Norfolk and N.Y. 81 e!n
UIGniion COMPANY, and are helping 70 get
things in order. VI, M 44s} F{.S Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
An Attachment OF Stock.

6 (SpeoitIl Ia The Times - sEltch,)
GOLDsBORO, N, c. a uglst le,T-M =, y.
p. Foster, general nnnager Of the z, At
lantic North Carolina Railroad mt Colds.
bpro, n. e., had all Of the property Of
r. s, Howand, Of Asheyille, n s. q, at
taehed by the order of the court satur-
day on account Of n suit brought py Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
Brlnghatn--Gray,

0spyoEal by s0uEHeFH 17e1l 4 ule1l'o1lei3
home Of Mr.. and I'll Mrs, Z. il, Evans yes:
terday afternoon, Miss Ola A. Gray, Of
Salem and Mr. BENJAMIN Hringham, Of
the Thrty-ffth Coast Art !llery, Of
II. II. Sherman, pastor Of Trinity Meth
odlst Church ,ottaclatlng. Miss Mamie
Hellns. Of Roanoke was maid }of l'onoFs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

y FOSTER for SEQ, 900 damages. alleged TO
.hayo been caused by rensonfof Mr. How
Slnnd,s failure to comply with q claimed
contract 10 deliver TO Mr.. Foster shares
az stock IN the Atlantic North Carolina
.Railroad Company, XXX 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

BY empty campaign chests tho Repub-
llcan managers sit down to weep, while
the Bryan reception committee have not
received enough contributions to \ meet
running expenses. This 8"only one dollar
and an honest ono at that must stop, or
two big events Will be sldetraoked. 3i3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

q a young lady In Iceland has composed
q four-act drama, entitled "Jlrfjfsrlzdr
Tyyjfjafordvajos,'S Take this homo on
the instalment plan ana try. II on your
simpliNed spelling board. I'D ~ g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

IN keeping with the general tendency.
OF tho times there has recently been IL
sensational advance In the price OF naval.
stores In the South. During the past
week spirits Of tturpentine In Savannah
advanced 8 1-e cents Per gal lion, s1.75
per cnsle. It Is said that he ndyanco was
duo to manipulation which was easily
accomplished III view OF the fact that
the market was already affected through
falling off in receipts There was L. cor
responding advance in tho prico OF
resins. II @ III 45i F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
5GlouCester Academy,

Near Gloucester g. Hn Va,&
Thorough preparation for Colleges and
tho University and for q business llfo.
Special nttontiop 70 back ward boys, ], nnd
T I'm next session VIII begin September
Sill. Correspondence solIci ted. For cir
mia "a amply to 10 I'm TAB 3 (Grnd. Un!y,
OF Val n Principal 2, o., Gloucester " 9,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

Tho Presidents son -ln-lnw's conviction
that Europe feels most kindly toward
AMERICA As doubtless more or less con--
nected with his being tho Presidents
son-in-lHW. Itf5 n y g5ss5 &. 81: y * 54