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HEL p WANTED Male.

ANY III INTT LLIG11NT PERSON. tN MAJ
sf "a RI so Ia SO monthly ut home IN spare
A time corresponding for new papers !; ne no
s4i canvassing; experienc CO unnece ssary.
I send 8 for particulars 2 LESS sYNDl'9A-
EsS CATE, Ltockport, N. 7. ~ III "a #
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

a. YOUNG LADY, POSI-
'tion as assistant stenograph Having
n nniy5 Iiurited experience, would give SER
w,ces without campansa top for, n short
L lperiod. Address p q. eare.th!s Office
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gWANTED--TWO GOoD 3 COLORED
N eek /: must n be competent; per tnnnet,t
WI los. Apply at & once, or address Y EN-.
ABLE S & CLEANING WORKS. fD Dan
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BOARDING..

TlfH l LENNON X, 1905 EAST MARSH A1, y,
Handsome rooms, " It'll or Wit fiout boh llr
WANTED -BOAIsDN PEINfAr. EN 7,
transient and table bontders car 20 no
cotnmodated at 101 East Grace street.
Mrs. 81 s. SM lTH. b l.ts5
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STANTED. YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN
s't ~ do 1 clearical work: rapid, accurate;
\ good references. Address, giying name name
and address, G 3il.8 care this ounce.
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I|N|..DAVv|LL NOW :. !
F0 B !. / GAMES |
The Lawmakers to Try Points.
With q obacconists FirrstsHta1llf
t#I Of This Week,
THEN ], /. NORFOLK COMES HERE
Richmond Team to Try and and Gust,
Them from Second Place, 81
Gossip.
MI "a t----.---- = : -
!, VIRGINIA !, STATE LEAGUE G. j
Where They Play To-Day.
Richmond at Danville. 4s ~.
Lynchburg At Roanoke. .ea,,. !
D STATE LEAGUE,
Where They Play To-Day.
Richmond at Danville. IL.
q LynchburE at Roanoke.
port s,noi1th at Norfolk
Standing Of the Clubs.

!. N sf,l,uu.l TIE Lawmakers left at 1880
- - 20; {, clock yesterday for Dam m
y, III Vile to play three games.
81 The Tobacconists have
~ q strengthened their nine con- II;
z. siderablyan the past two, or II three z g,
= weeks, and the Richmonders' VIII
~ have a Hard time in taking the the
4 majority sof the games. On Thurs
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5uC,s,r Co-MPLETE STOCK OF A z ,''1Sl
- inrs, tents and Flags In the son Hn
prlces right. H. p. COPEltaAeMEsD q 80 -
los North Ninth Phone 1olo.------
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-06-13
Ser sslob ein-Gpifuraer.

Die meiiten gI0be iinO be5iisli9 bss
4lutfaugtns refine GpiturGer, Die Mose
titos basesen ridtige S9lsmmsr. Die
GlDhe feBen ii9 nt9t bin unb f9laeeu
iih ben Magen auf einmal DOH, nie
oie Wostitos, fonoern fprinsen bon
elmer Stele our anbern, UNI iiberaq Elm
tptnts 9lut fo5ufasen gu nippen. go
bat man BON einem ein3elnen Glob be-
Oba9tet, baB TT in 8p6lf Minutsn
sbenioDiels ODER nod mebr bur6 istnsn
Std ent3inbete Gteuen binterlafsn
bate, obne oaB iein 2etb cine auBergs>
tpobnIt4e Qusoebnung 3eigte. Der
Tlob bat sinen m~erfpiiroigsn Stens
opparit. tporan einoelne SbsiIs an Elm
boppelieitisss 5Ggeblatt NIT febr faar.
fen 3d6nen trinntrt.
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Fob am a,nuuaeenrrampt

fDlet ME elmer 8erlebuna, bic nit
Buflen's Nrniea Salbe bebanbelt
wirb. Sire antiieptiihen gigenibaf'
ten nertdteu Blutoergiftuna. gbas.
Ssmalo. 4aufmann In &enIfelaers'
bile. 81. g., ihreibt: Sic beilte Seth
Burh BON Der erdBlidfteu @unoe
i'm Waden, Die ih lie aeieben. Ga
rantiert. Is Gents bel GbDlpb Dreis
unb s.. Rulteper uno Gobn.
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Giue alormterense gttuaitpu

1T bauha oaS Reiultat Der 8ernoH.
ldiiiguna ueritopfter @inaeueioe, bic
Verit0pfuna druniih miro. Or.
Sings Reue 2ebenSs Biuen idaffer
Nbbilfe. Das Bette 3ur &egulie.
runa oe8 Waaeus unb Der ginae.
weioe. Bu baben bel &bDlph 9reif
uno e. Ealtener uno S0bn. IS @ts.
sStnd's 5 Gents bapana.G ianrte
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meh ans aatider i'm eaaufenner

Gin esgenartieer unfau ereisnete fl4
iingit In Rtgborf BET Berlin. Gin
Ma9su fam bic abfdiifige 9ermann<
ffrabe entlang. Der magen mar nit
Rotsfdden I9tper belabeu. bate teins
8remsborri9tuns, uno bas R6bfein
mar f4na6. Dte Gdbrt purbe f9neIs
Ter uno fdneler, un6 i9ltebti9 rate
per magen nit boiler Wu9t bernie6er,
Der 8utfaer ma9te einsn lsbten @ers
iu9, In ote 9afenbetbs absubiegen.
llmfonft, Das pferb bermo9te Dem
3ugel ni3t gu folsen. 60 mar cine
aataftrpphe unbermeiblid. Das Sbier
rate auf bic gde 5afenbeibs uno Ser.
mannplab gu, mo fi9 Die gtliale zines
@fgarrengef4dftes befinoet. Gin lau>
ter Qnpratt an bsr 8orof9psfIs. Der
Masen blieb fteben, bas pferb ftirste
fltrren6 bur9 oas Sfaufenfter unb
Der Ruti9er flog I'm 8osen mad. Nu4
feline Quftreife enoete i'm Qaben. Das
R6BIein bate nidt unsrbebli9e Der
lesungen- oapongetragen Der 8utf6er
l0ar iebp9 unbsrfebrt gsblieben. Der
gdla6en fam iibrtsens bas Subildum
hes britten unfaus oiefcr Dirt feiern,
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HAMBURG AMERIKA.
8oppelfGraa6em ggpreks
unn Ypits9 ampfer=9 ienft.
Wsn Netp Dnrf bia plbmoutb, Scber
aa0 9~berbourg mad 6atnburg.
New York mach HeapeI und senua.
'gia Gibraltar

Eie neuen 9ttetensB at1bfer. ,Mmerifa.'
unb ..ssaifertn 2tuanffe @%tctoata''.
%, 500 &ea. Spunen, 42, 0O09rutto=S onnen,
reip. 25. 900 Ges. SpunerL Al 5000 8rutto=
Eonnen. baben auBer ben luturi6Ieu Gin=
ribtunesn als Neuigteiten Elm &eftau=
rant a Ia Carte Unit 3i0euner=R apefle) ,4al=
ia9ier=@uisua. Surnb ale, sleftrii6e Sdoer,
Bidder unb Vlnmen 2aben. L., 2. uno 8.
Railte nno 3miidenDed ETC.. etc.
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9enHstesint erplefton

9snu B + stnt egplefton
5um tai /. Der Rsif.nbe
RarI Stabl bait. in einem Mbort elmer
Wirtbf9aft gu Grantfurt a. 81. bic
Gasleitung a~ngebohrt. 4Is Der Nbort
abgel.u6tet wuroe, erfolgt. cine gsring.
Wgi9e GIploiion. Die 0erpirrung be-
nuBts Stabl, UNI Dem Wirtb aus Der
S6u6laoe Elm Gebertdihden nit 5000
Tlart 3u enttpenosn. 9as @slb srbielt
Der 8eft0blens tpieber. Der Mnge.
tlagte purbt gu sin.m Sabr @sfdngnib
nsrurt6eift.
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Werbrennung pom 20 asgs
spns. Die 9enninlpania=G iIenbobu
bat iber 10000 alte @iiterpasgons,
tpel4e auf ben 2inien peftli3 DON
ptttsburg benuBt norben paren, ber@
bremen laKen. Die Mag9ons paren
LANCE Dor Der 3eit gebaut iporben, ehe
re9elmdbise @iitereil5iee eingefibrt
puroen. Das on ben Waggons be-
Ftnolids Gtien muroe ab9eI9lasen unb
oann iouroen Die !9ol3tbeile CUR Der
brennung aufsefdi6tet, Sn ben 8ubns
b0fen tn Columbus. 81, in0 aletu
1000 Wao9ons auf folde Weiie psrs
brannt mcrosn unb mteoerbolt bate
Der unaebeurs Brand CUR Abgabe Don
@larmf isnalsn NnldB gsgsben.
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Die ,,9i6ernjo."
getrtebsumiaus her 8erebaussiegs
ifatt umb ein Streit.

Gin preubii9er @eieseattpurf Stiinbuna
Der 8ersiae rtseefeutdaft-Sta aaf 8tSs
aen 6epaltisss &apitaI gteasrn uno
@etane- n rbeiter nbubaafes.
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Hergniignuss- ano Grbolnnss:
Heiieu.

Netiet.
Nad] benz sMittelmeer uno nacb
Dem Mriattiben Meer. Nad benz
Norbtap unb Spibberaen. Nndb
@roB : 8ritannien .uno Norpeeeu.
Nab ben berIhmten eurDpaIdben
BaoeDrten per Dpppellbrauben<
Dampfern nBliiber". rBrin5e5fin
8ictDrin 4Duife" unb .Metepr".
Slnfrterie Eraiberte aratis bsrianbt.
N1beresNusfunft erteilt:
, HAMBURG. LIME,
sol Dline., str.. ct. louis. Dc.
2ofalsMgenten tberau.
I&&fx<Akf q 4
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5ia6's 5 Gents papana.G iaarre
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Sedjseba Sabre inter Der @~rSe-selt1asae
Aaterfesuus 3itacemtbitratdjsa uuo tbr
DabrfGeiHIid)er 3pe6 uebersafAenpe
Wsefamo rpbpie-&u r &ebeusoauer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-18
ENGLISH LABoRITEs AGGRIEVED.

LONDON laborites are aggeVd at 'he iS'' " ~
the Labor the Commons
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k|NCA|O OUT
Of CENTRAL.
UNION
Ills Relations With the
Church Are Formally
Dissolved.

Central Union Church has rarely in
it's history seen a larger gathering at
6:15 than assembled within it's walls
yesterday. These early morning meet
ings are a revelat ton of quiet power.
Rev. A. S. Bakers exposition was the
central attraction of the morning ses-
sion. He had the hardest chapter in
the epistle of James to illuminate but
he did it well. The delegates are get
ting some steady diet from these les
son hours that will tell in their next
years work.
Business was lively. Maui Island
felt itself aggrieved by the hint of
in the Secretary's report.
A committee to look up the matter held
several hearings but could arrive at
no decision. At the suggestion of the
Secretary, the sentences were held
back awaiting full investigation during
the year by the following committee:
Revs. o. H. Gulick, S. L. Desha, A
K. Poepoe, A. S. Baker and Mr.. d. L.
Al. The name of former Judge Kalua
was prominent in the discussion.
Travelling Evangelist E. S. Timoteo
read a report detailing important and
effective Iabors on several of the Is
ands. It was listened to with deep
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Pressc cabegrams)
SAN FRA VCISCO May slight earthquake shock was
felt here last night. There damage.

hich
one report being the
cable
nothing of kind
there had been
The eablegrams yesterday afternoon stated that
bodies of the victims be
body ruins
band soldiers of
fred
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PORTUGUESE CABINET RESIGNS.

LISBON May 1The Cabinet has resigned because tne s
% postpone the meeting the Cortes
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THE MORMON CHURCH
TO ABANDON COMMERCE



Tribune tthing
establishments
which The Mormon Church
and of Other
the
and in
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4 PLAN THAT
CAME: To
NAUGHT
How the Men Of Maui
Schemed to Side
Track Kuhio.

| Thrice did offer him a kingly crown
(Which he did thrice refuse"
| Now, here is a tale which it may
well be that You will not at all believe
yet is it sooth. 1t is a tale of the con-
ception of some willy statesmen of Ma
vi seeking to adjust things, and of tbs
| help which some other statesmen OF
Oahu would have given them and did
seek to give them, until they ran
=, against a man who. having troubles of
his own, would not stand for the un-
| loading upon him of the troubles of
others.
1t is a fact well known to most men
that Kuhio KaIanianaole is a candidate
for reelection, and that John Lane is
his prophet 1t is a fact not SO well
known, but still within knowledge, that
there is very large section of the Re-
publican party within the Territory
that believes the party and the Terri
tory would be better served at Wash
ington by having some man other than
the present Delegate to represent both
in Congress. This last section realizes,
however, that Kuhio needs the money,
and to the end that he might still
have that, and the Territory have its
man of force at the front in Washing
land kingmakers evolved.
A SIMPLE PLAN
Simply, it was this: Kuhio was to
be brought to consent to become Secre-
tary of the Territory, and Acting Gov
ernor and Secretary Atkinson was to
be nominated for Delegate. The Maui
harmonizers thought so much of their
project that it is said they sent dele
cation down to Honolulu to lay their
plan before the Acting Governor And
it is said, moreover, that the delegation
met a cold and gloomy frost in the Ex-
ecutive Chamber
Mott" said the Acting Governor,
when the plan was broached to him. |
Don't come telling me your troubles. |
1 have an assortment of my own"
Thus firmly and finally. as it is said !
the Acting Governor hoped, was temp |
tation put aside. But it was not put 50
far aside. The Maui men had told their
project to certain men in Honolulu, and
we're beside so enamored of il that they |
hated to let it SO. The Maui men
lid not tell how they had been put
aside The Honolulu men leaped at it
Ike trout 10 a fly Here was q per-
ectly beautiful chance TO harmonic
III the elements, to elect Kuhio to stay
u home. happily provided for. to find
man who could make run where
,lex. Robertson could not. perhaps, and
0 win a Delegate who knew the ropes
CONTINUED on Page 81
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NAVAL BILL IS PASSED.

WASHINGTON, May 1s.The House has passed the NaVa
Ru carving one hundred millions Of dollars.
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I reaks of Big San Fran
cisco TembIor in the
Cities of the Dead
Some Fine Tombs
in Ruins, and Others
Close BY Not Touch
ed--Proof That the
Earthquake Was a
"TWister."

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1o.-Whil'
the clatter OF the hammer and buzz Of
the saw are heard throughout tbs
burned section of San Francisco and
temporary bungalows are sprouting on
the ground where once stood more sub
stantial and handsomer structures, out
in the silent acres of the dead nothing
has been done as yet toward repairing
the damage wrought by the big earth
quake Solid blocks Of marble weigh
ing tons lie broken on the ground un-
touched since the morning they We're
hurled from their bases by the shaking
earth In these stirring times of re-
construction, when every moment
means so much 70 the living, men have
little time to give thought to the
dead.
The damage in the cemeteries, from
q monetary standpoint, seems almost
beyond calculation. Repairs to some of
tie disiodged monuments will run into
thousands of dollars, say the artisans
who handle and cut the marble; re-
pairs TO all the damaged monuments,
mausoleums and headstones in the
cemeteries located within this county
and on the grassy slopes down near
San Mateoi VIII reach figure at which
even the superintendent of the yari-
Gus places will not hazard a guess. All
this is damage which cannot be re-
paired for months, even if the work
should begin Immediately.
That is the money side of it-quite
important in itself. But there is an
other side; it is in the several ceme-
teries more than any other place that
the freaks of the disturbance are
shown Monuments only a few feet
from each other have toppled over in
exactly opposite directions The mid
section of some monuments has moved
one way, while the capstone has moved
the other the base remaining solid.
The movement of other stones near Ly
seems to have been rotary. In a word.
the earthquake was 'ttwiSter.' That,
was the designation given it by the
secretary of the odd Fellows Cemetery. |
out on Point Lobos avenue, and it
seems to sum the thing up better than
any scientific exposition yet made. 1,
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NORWAY IS REJOICING.

cHRIsTIANIA, Norway, May 1s.-The national fete is
18th extraordinary enthusiasm
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PARIS May 1s.-The Princess RadziwlI has been g1VeI
alimony of ten thousand dollars year
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THE ANGEL OF GRIEF.

attention. A letter of gratitude to the
American Missionary Association fol
! it's grant in aid of $4,000 during the pas
year was voted amid much enthusi-
asm. Mr. Manuel G. Santos of Paia
was publicly examined for ordination
His paper detailing his experience, life
story and faith was full of interest
1t was voted to grant him ordination
next Sunday at p. m. in the Portu-
guese church.
HAWAII AT THE FRONT.
During the afternoon in accordance
with a motion made by Rev. J. M~Lyd-
gate of Kauai the Association took one
Of the ideal actions possible to COM
munities not hide bound by historic
prejudice. Throughout the Mainland
hundreds of churches still cling to the
week of prayer at New Years despite
the inconvenience of the season and
the steady decrease of vital interest in
it's observance. Meanwhile these same
churches are. observing Holy Week
with greater zeal and helpfulness every
year. All considerations of Christian
unity and large historic association call
upon them to abandon the former for
the latter but still they hesitate. The
question had only to be broached to be
unanimously voted yesterday Here
after throughout these Islands the
evangelical churches will concentrate
upon Holy Week their chiefest energies
thus coming into line with earliest
Christian practice.
DISMISSAL OF DIR. KINCAID.
At o'clock a large proportion of the
pastors and delegates filled one wing
of Central Union Church in response
to the request of pastor and people to
constitute an ecclesiastical council to
pastoral relations so long sub
sisting. Rev. H. H. Parker was chosen
and Rev. E. b Turner
Scribe. After listening to the reading
Of the church records, Revs. w. D. ,
O. II. Gulick and D. Scud- |
der We're chosen to prepare formal
minute. The council adopted as its
action this minute as follows:
This council approves the action of |
The Central Union Church and its pas
-or as communicated to this body and |
hereby diSsolves the pastoral relation |
existing between DR.. VIM. NJ Kincaid |
md the Central Union Church.
I'm taking this action the council |
lesires to put on record it's high es-
innate of DR.. Kincaid's faithful and
CONTINUED on Page 50
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CASTRO WILL SHORTLY
RESUME THE PRESIDENCY
YORK May I8It reported that Cpriano Castro will
Presidency Venezuela and that when he does
he will grant amnesty to political offenders.

laid
only handed the
the feeling need
war
by
Evidently the to
nothing ndpeaehas ruled since Castro stepped down
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-18
TWO ToMBsToNEs THAT
MOVED IN UNISON.

Most curious of all the freaks in AID
around the graveyards is to be seen
in a little stoneyard opposite the en-
trance of the Masonic Cemetery in this
city. Two small monuments standing
about four feet high and each built of
three solid blocks of marble. were
awaiting customers near the gate the
morning of the shock. Identical in ev-.
erything except color. they We're also
affected identically by the earthquake.
The top section of each monument now
stands exactly in the place it was put
by the cutter. The midsection of each,
Continued from Page p
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EARTHQUAKE AT SAN FRANCISCO LAST NIGHT

No Damage Is Done by the Shock,
Which Is Slight, but in Some Way
Exaggerated Rumors Concerning
1t Are Spread About the Streets
of Honolulu in the Early Evening.
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nothing gandp has uedsi stepped down.
NORWAY IS REJOICING.
national fete is being celebrates
enthusiasm
PRINCESS RADZIWILL GETS DIVORCE.
divorce
ten nthousan a
NAVAL BILL IS PASSED.
the Naval Appropriations
hundre MILL
DOUMA DEMANDS REFORMS.
lower passed the
other
PORTUGUESE CABINET RESIGNS
because the KING reinSed
to the m Cortes
ENGLISH LABORITES AGGRIEVED
LONDON May labOrite aggr1eved at the leH " ~
Lords of the Labor passed Commons
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DoUMA DEMANDS REFORMS.

ST PETERSBURG May 1s.The lower house OF the Douna
e to the speech 1t demands amnesty ana OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-01

IF YOU WANT A FIRST-CLAss JOB
and one at once, try Z. r. BROWN.
No Eds, None ,wo ar Iop an nr
two small, nor complicated.
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TRUNKS.

SPENCE, 22 AND "a N. NINTH ST., HAS
the largest and best assortment OF
Trunks, Satchels, Flasks, Card Cases
and Leather Novelties ever shown in
this city, and at the lowest prices. If
your trunk or bag Is out OF order, phone
us; we wil1fcal fori and return 1T same
day. Our motto: One hundred cents .or
your dollar. e. H. SPENCE. % and "a
N Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-01

FOR SALE ARM, 56 ACRES, TEN
iniIes from Bedford City; seven-room
house. -buildIngs, good water, some
timber etc; school and church within
ing 10 sell, Address II, 427, care this
Office. .a *
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.ee=Dee Branches.

The following Branch Offices have been
established for the benefit of those living
Al distanes irom The Main Once q
left at any of these branches will racaI,,s
the same careful attention as though thau
had been lett at the Main Office. any
there VIII pc no extra cost TO the advar
sLAUGHIER's DRUG STORE. rwent.
nth and a., N s sa3 j Str Streets.
A. a. SCOTT. Twenty-htth and ueo Rro, !,
R BERT j.. WILLIAMS. Twentv
and Marshal Streets, LIN
,TARRANIS. GRANT & CO., Fousboo
q! hS u. ltaIIiMER, No. 500 West Mar
TisiiU,IMPsoN's DRUG STORE; No ,5,,
West Main Street. ~ Aoal
i. L. B Z; Aa Ektpuh. Brook Avenue ana
PEoPLE's DRUG STORE No. Sn,
ROBINS y9asi.SHs PHARMAcY. !" No on 800 Eas, ~.
shall Street. har-
CRY DRUG STORE, No. 1444 East MAJ
JGDso& CUNNINGHAM No. a27 E,s :,
Main, corner Twenty first. ~ f.ast
| PINE STREET PHARMACY NJ, H.
South Pine Street. 1,o' Sa
POND DEXTER RK-PARIsH 90 NJ
Az East Broad Street. ~ mo.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY NJ o.,
West Cary Street 49, e0i
EATON PHARMACY, Twenty-eght and
RisoSs PHARMACY. No. us can,,
j. n +. LEWIS, No. 4 East Broad stree,
HUNDLEY 6; WALKER, Twentv-t,,sI,t,,
and Leigh Streets, ~. "'eH
CARTERS DRUG STORE. No. 110o HI,
Street Manchester NAutt
w. A. PERKINS, No, a North Sycamore
Street, Petersburg, $500
| IIvENTY- EIGHTH AND N S'rRDEyr
PHAREhiACY, Twenty-eighth aud N
! Streets. ~ s-ss',
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YOU eat While You are waiting We
have everything that first-cnss restai- 1
rants have except the high pricesI
Finest oysters. steaks, Chops, Game.
tors can't be excelled. We open ali fhe
oysters we cook, HOTEL I.AWRENC,El
I, CAFE Twelfthsand Main Streets. !is &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-01

FOR RENT-oFFICE IN MUTUAL,
building. Furniture and Fixtures for
sale. Apply Room 800. -,
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REAL EsTATE-For Sale,

OWN YOUR. OWN HOME ATTEND
nlidwlnter sale NJ midwinter prices OF
Rrookiand Park Lots TO be held On the
properfy between 3 and 5 p. NJ, Friday
and saturday afternoons. Prices. Sltto
$3.50 Terms. $40 cgsh, 50 monthly Cars
leave First aud Broad streets at 3, $40,
:I:4a and o'clock Car fare free both
ways. See advertisement on other page
for details, or apply 10 S. l.. SNOW
IEN, ll95 East Main street.
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FOR RENT-HoTEL GRACE, CLAR1Ss-
vile, Va; modern 40-room brick build
ing: established business. Address X.
II. EASLEY, Clarksville, Va.
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FOR sALE-I HAVE FOR SALE A
5-year-old Shetland pony; light mouse
color, with stripe down his back; Il
nice saddler; suitable for child 10 to
u years old; height of pony 8 IL feet:
price, $500. (. o. b. cars. Address BOX
+, .Clarksville, Va.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-NICELY FUR NISHED
hall room to gentleman: privileges of
well-heated bath; private house, near
this office 'si g.t -s.r-s+L
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FOR RENT-WITH OR WITHOUT
board, two large choice rooms on second
iloor. Apply 403 East Main street.
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BOARDING

EIGHTH STREET. NORTH, 516-WANT-
ed, permanent, transient and table
boarders. Terms reasonable; home com.
forts.