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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
Slatc bon aIlaemeiucm SmtercNe.

SIatc uon aIlaemeincm SntercKe.
q Gttp Sau = Nortb- II. 2erinaton.
StraBe.,
@aibinaton /. Wonnment - mt.
Gernon.Elacp
b So6ns Sopfins' llniueriitat =
&oro.SoiporoitraBe,
Sobns Sopfins' &oipitaI - NorS.
@roaotpap.
Sbladten-M onument = Galpert.
unb JaDetteitraBe.
@rab BON Cigar Mnen Boe -
&eftminiter-8 irdbot Sapette. unS
@reeneitrabe.
Orllio Sin 8arf = gu erreiden
nit .nOroliH laufenoen @asgons.
Gatterion Rarf = gu erreiden
nit 6itIid l~aufenoen @aseons.
Sort McSenrp = 2oeuIt.Hoint.
6ralen +. golea =. ct. Hail. unS
90. StraBe.
peaboop.S nititgt nnb Wuiif-g Con.
ie~rpatorium - Wt. 8ernon.RIace.
Eratt's Grei 9ibliotbef =, Mrl.
berry,, nabe Gatbe6ral'S trabe.
aatheorale = Wulber,p. un6 Ga
tbeOrnlitraBe.
afa6emie Der @tiieni6aften =
Granflii. nnb GatbeornIItraBe.
Ooaiitg Wen's Gbriltian aiiocio'
ton, Central . @eb6uoe - gbarIes.
unb Saratogaitrabe.
goItsebd,,oe - Gapette. un6 Gal
p%ertItrabe.
Cardinal @ib6ons' Neiioena =
CHARLES. un6 MiilbcrrpitraBe.
Sreimaurer . 9empeI = Horo.
gbarlesIfraBe.
SSo 5elIops . Tempel - Gatbe.
oral. 1i,O Saratogaitrabe.
G9am6er of Commerce = $oni'
oaD. uno Wateritrabe.
@eridtsgebdlioe Gapette' iino
ct. BauIitrabe.
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ylb nadI Cncbcc.

9 0 It o II, Maii., 81. SUM-. - Naf)
einem IuientbaIt Don 5ebn Sagcu,
bel Oeiien S1iuB inn BON Ser Sar.
paro : lluipcriitGt Ser SiteI zines
Goftors ser Hefte perIieben morbel
mar, perlieb 9eitern Nohmittog Erin5
9ollis pom Sapopen, Ser5og Scr
abri55en, Die Stoot. Sein Sla9g-
ihiif, bie .Iarcie," bate i'm 2atfc
oeS Sormittags i'm M~uBenbuien 9(n-
fer gemorie len, uno nadoem Die Selt-
liffeiten in Cambridge beeu0igt ma-
rem, bampite Ser Ser5og mli elmer
Eripatiat)t ST Sem aricgSidliii bin-
ouS,.ging an 9oro unb trot Die Sabri
nadl Sllcbcc an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
GicbmGrfte.

Gbicago, 81 Suni.- Minopicb:
3iif,ibr 5000; Warft iteti9; Stiere
AGO bis 100; Giibe 1926 bis 40;
@inocr 800 bis 500; Buffer $40 DIS
500; a1lber 800 bis $50; Stoders
uiib 3eeoers 800 biz 800. Sdfpeine:
3uiubr 1900; Marft lt,tig; cute
bis Nrinla $50 Bis 5.95; mittclmG.
bige bis cute $50 bis $50; builders
$50 bis 600; quite bis Brinta gl'
n1iit $50 bis 5.95; Yading 5.25 bis
5.S5; 5erfel go Bis G.05. Snic:
3lliubr 5000; Warft ilau; Sdoie
400 bis 6.25; 2ammer SO bis 40.
niH TAGgarSs, Yitt@'
bitrG Ta.y "A ar 6nni. &inbpicb:
Mnrft Iietig; eboice 6.t0 bis 6.25;
Yrima $50 bis G.t0. Sd)aic:: Warft
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8ritiidlc Scclente bcicrtircu.

Gictprio, g. g., 81. Suni. =
Son Ser 9emanmug bes britiid)cn
&rcl5erS .Monmoutb" iino, ieitoem
er bier liegt, pier5ig Manm o%eIertirt.
Sedssebn idppammen pon Dem 8rei'
ser oil 9ano itno entfomen. Sed)S
ipranaen geitern aus Der Gbren : gs'
forte iiir Sen ioponiihen Irin5eu 5u.
ibimi; lie peritedten lid inter Der
Marinemerit. Mebrere Duroen mie'
ser eingeiongen, iuGbreno JIG 5u eilt'
miid,eu i,ld)tcn, IN Glen gclegt mo
aui Den arui5cr 5uriid gcbrod)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28

ltctig; Erima pctbers $50 bis go:
oroindrc 200 bis 800; 2Gmmer 100
bis $50. Shlpeine:/ Worft flat;
8rinlo 600 bis Cos; mittelm1Biae
$50, idhpere Dorfers $50 bis 6.35;
leitc Yorfers uno Serfel G.35; rouhe
800 bis $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
Baltimore Marftberid)tc.

baltimore. q. Sum- 1907.
IcbI .-3ufubr 1850 Sdiicr, eins
ihlicBIid, 5012 SGiier 81 2ocuit-Eoint
uno $50 66iier 5i Canton. ailIten-
perlanot 1914 SGlier.. Gic Notirlmgen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28

Cine cute 6reunbin. =
sd iagc S6nen Trau 2cbmann Fat
aeitern idreflihc Ginge iiber Sic &c,
iproben!" - .Saben Sic Mid IN
Sdnlt genonrmen?1 Md nein!
id) mollte bod Niles boreli, i'm cs
SShnen er5ablen su %fGnnenr
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Sn perianien:

$1150.O0 fanfeu Elm mOSerncs
speii5dises Sais nit feds 3iu,meru. 600
gIod. aorb.Wiiton. sbenue; Gruno8ins $500
bro Sabr.
Muberoem: laben NIT Watnbaus glr. Els.
g9oros IortsSf rabe: quite Gage fiir. 0roceries2n'
oen. gretS $1400. WaenteI an Ort Ii. etene.
G. g. Uanaater, 1aumeifter.
gIrenu In Nr. 2407, 5dtrmount'slbenue.
148-)
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Welb ~ bcrlciben.

AuteiBen aaf I6beI mnb anScre
'eti. M ss.
.m Siderbeiten
fir Q NroaeHt eenaii mad hem neiien Gefeee.
@aIy sribatim. MiMter, Ir. 2fO, cf.2erius.
tsu.etrafe, Notwithstanding"
IN per cfiiee ,piro Tentih seiproden.
CSinif6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28

90 oiS.-3uiubr 11,773 9uidcl;
Serionot bon ocn Glepatoren 1893
9uitel; Glepatorcnporratb 1923.
SO 9uit)el. G%erf1uie: 3 Waggons
Spot, 60; 1 90. Steumcr gelniidter
Spot, 561a; / 90. gelber, 601a.
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Su ncrmictbcn:

SCENES. srobes 8immer i'm 9. Stod
aes rHaine.@ ~ebGroes," Rr. 413, Sit-
galiimore-St r. Nad5uirasen bet s..
@ainc, Office bes n9entiden Gurre.
I%ppnSent." $780,
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sr. 723, RS 727 etc., @sria@ : apenne.
5(tIit bon Der, Vpris9toao; bouftinble prddtiD
beiorirt: iebe rroberle geanemltdfeit.
aHr. HI III, 119 etc., Hur9.Ratnrent.s tr.,
6ptf6en Sairmount.stpen uno Sapette.Str.,
etn. Wepiert hpm rGatterfou,Garf." 9urdpes
f&1mA neicrirt; ,feSe moberne 8eauemItHfeit:
aueift1diae Sdufer. Ghiuarb &. Stor6. an Drt
iub eteae. ober VT. sc, ganther. 0nifb tnB,
1ssette' asb ct. Haxtsetr. (Sebr9,tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
Su U~eriamjen

Su U%erinuien: -
Gas nItsetnbIirte unb ipobIbefannte .8robs
iinb Ieiu.spirituuieltsSefd ous ipdbreilo
her Iebteu 80 Sabre bon benz beritorbenef Srh.
petrid MoSeerS In Gr. 22s, Yarf'sleenue be'
tyie6en tpnroe. e;
MinMte g. MsbDerS, X
sf4 Spbm .. Wusaers. X
,Q56--) 4 NanIaBpertpaIttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
1891. aelteifes GtabliNement. 1891.
GarDlaa6 Gbattcl Goan MiIoeiation.
Stbert Si.me. inm. Gel6dfisfibrer.

ae9eniiber BEN Deri6fss0ebduoe
oRtshs01e 1ahette. Mnt ct. Honl.ets.
NarIeben bon $4,000 bis 100000 af M1s
heI. Hi0noS ETC., otHe Gntfernulg oerfeIben.
mt. 1tone GouriI. 1856. g, & g. Ct. VauI
2650. = (sob9,1S,1&S)
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SteaenscimdJe
9teuedefnm:

ateaegeindj:
Sin oeititeS Mdodei iudt Sicuilng IN
philadelphia oocr 9iepsDurf. AM QieDfiet IN
ihGftcn, am 9iebiien bel alien oelitel. Wiuu
abreifire: ~. 90" .Eentider Correspondent. !"
u7a-9D
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SECOND CALL.

SGCUNU CALL.
30 Soufion Gil No ............ tx
$4,000 eeaboarS ier -. ........... II
$4,000 Seaboaro der :. ............ 70E
$4,000 lleiieo siailwabs 4er .......... So
$4,000 Cotton Sucf Ger ..,......... I0k.
$1,000 llHifeo Nailpa1s 9inf ........ 51H.
800 llniisO aps 3nnSine ser tseripD 10
10 WereeE...s sruft :. ...........iis
80 MereaHtile 1ruft -. .ft7La
% SeaboarS 80 Com ............. tih
100 Seaboarb 60 Com ........... tiE
200 Seaboaro 60 Com ............. 10
500 ilriteo Jaitpabs JtinSing Der. 10
100 Scaboarb Go 2. Rfo. $500. -. 2st.
100 Seabooro Go 9. 9fo. ......... 90
$1,000 ysorfol 3b II. 9isbt ser. ....... 05E.
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4HArAe4AS' wsD aesrauAeu, ,.breAen tiev
MR. Ne4Hf<fjrn mi Gdiiire. YtDbef inb 9rmifos
eiaeHitHm. On s;~effranen. aetue Qean>Gffices
MetDpeen. .Salttmsre 1npeftmsnt g." sr.
I'D Nes><9aea'a tfaat. l27sD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
8erlanet I'M Magemeineu.

GeutfdeS Mrteits-T amweifnns .glr ean.
inter Der Nufftdbt Der .Seitffeu Sefelt6att'.
= 9iefenigen, bie beuttte Sanotuerler. grbeit.r
uno 9tenfiboten gu bef9dftieen piinf6en, mol.
len ftt perfDnIi6 ooer in tranfirten Griefen un
ben Mgeitten Der 8efeufbdft, Subann .. Meger,
Simmer liz, Nr. 2f5-217, Gpurtlanb. Straie,
lpenben, tpeIder inentgeItlif gusfunft ertbeiIefi
piro. SpredituIben bon / bis 5 lIbr.
(Sdn27.1S)
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Dies 1T Sire 0elcecmbeit

OtcS vt JDre Wclc8cngeI
snr, grpetbune zines ntbSerner Sipet obsr
breiltDdigen SaufeS In outer Gage. M
22O0 1dufergeuierte Cft.slprfb.MpenNe. I
@eauein fir que Strabenbabus2inieu. Sebes
&auS befttt cue gtnriftungen, NIT 6enen Elm
.neoerneS Saus aiseeitattet tuerben fann.. =
Td0lif une eonntaas 8nr SaipeftiuM often.
0hoS. g., 0nrtette,
,%(Septb-) Nr. II, ch.2eTtngtom.ety
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gcrfdufe auf Der biciiscn gifeftcil.
13rie.
FIRST CALL.

5000 llniieo 5iuilipdbs Snnbtna scr. 10
$4,000 gsaibinaion Icrminal 3lser. s61s
$1,000 Cotton Sncf Ger ............... 79ka
$1,000 snaeoitin II. Fotomuc Ser ....... 9sE
$1,000 llnIicS aoilpaps Ginf. ........ 5o%
$1,000 llniteo 3iaiIbnbS 9inf =. ...... 81
$1,000 llniieb JiaiIipaps @ini moo. 5th
$1,000 llniteo 9iail,pdbs 9inf ......... 51A
$1,000 llniteo SatIpaps Ginf .......... 5ih
$1,000 @.g.e Clint :. .............. 22h
$4,000 Gss Clint :. ...,........... 2oh
800 Scaboaro 60 Com ........... IL
$50 llniicb SpS Jnuoin0 Ger (Seript) 7o4
Is 9~,ortbern Central .......... 90
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SAFER. = 3ufllbr 1891 Vulfel;
aus oen Glcuatoren 3uriidge5ogen
11.179 9uitcl; Glepatoren @orroib
206,131 Yulcl. Serfdllic: I @og9on
CIR. 3 mci6er. 1919.
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Gleine nnb oruhe Carmen

BON 5000 bis an $50. 900: gutter fru9tbarer
Noocn; i96ne sefnnoe @eeenb: ausaebeitneier
Warfs. Seruei gaupfdpe aeeen geringe Mn
sabluns; leitte 8ebineuneen. Serutann ga
Denbopp, Or. III, Nprc.Gbaries.e trafe. galtt'
more, Wtn. G6ijfsfaricn bon ino mad Su'
rupa iino eberfans bier 5u baben.
CSpet19,1S)
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5n bermietbem.

GIN ucrmictbcn:
Webrere %i11biirte 3immer iino in pr. 431,
SprrrftsStrafc, gegeniibcr bonn Ne!nirsWfarft,
3i oermietbefl. ui7-9)
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Gu pcrfanien:
~ IN Hr. GIG, Hprb.G niDcrt.s irafr, pripat,
obne Hiidiibt aif Aoiiclt. Steine %anoler. Sns
bait eines kribGibnuleo. bon Siideltsu ieHIilicH
All bis Garlors mo SGlniiiubelsDi0bel ssGit
meme .Watten mo Seppihe; 6uurs nnb Sitcrs
more : MatrabeH. sHtifer 4,ariorslifh mo
Gdlat5innler sWiobeI. Id9ii6 bon 10 bis 4 tlbr.
cU77-S3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
gu %perfaMieu.

Su pertanicn:
,qGine, aiiaebellhe Slderei iutr 2noeitaeibdtt;
billiser @ruio5ins. .3n ~criraecn in Der Etfirc
ssai ,Gfitfid,cn EnrreftsnDrntt.4,saA 4oIl5sar!p,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28

Tn98enWeDl, WItleITluBIgts
bis alisgeipGblteS -. 4,OO-4.50
Maismebl, 100 Efllnb... 1.2O-1.35
@ei5en. 3uiubr 661 @illel;
Gerlanot bon bcn Glepotoren 1888 Vu.
id)el; Glepotorenporrotb 179,S67 Vu.
libel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28

3u pcrfanicn:
W16eIn fir s 3intnier mo Sais biaig 81
bermietber. 9sn6aufraset in Der Stttte hes
nTeutidbeu Gprrefponoent". U77-O
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2ti u~erfnuicr

gu uertnuicn: q
Or. $40, ETiuro.MUenuc, Ode guouesStrabe
- 6lpeiit6diaes Saiis nit iehs 3inmern: ale
gcauemlibfeiten. is bel so SUB. giat5nirus
gen az Crit uno Stene. U76-S1) F,
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Wniifaliid)c Snitrnmcntc.
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Seutige S1luBratc:

Toggen. 3ufnbr 81 9uid)eI;
aus ben Glepatoren 5uriid9e5ogen
800 9uid)el; Gleuotoren . 0orrotb
1898 Vllid)el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28

Sebr piele Iaare reiden iidy am
Mltar gum letter. Wale ole GdnSe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-23

FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF BAGS,
new and secondhand bags RICH
MOND BAG CO. INC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-23
Tines-Dispatrb Brancbcs.

The following Branch offices have been
established for the benefit Of those living
at n distance from the Main Office OF mo
.fjrnes- Dispatch. The Times Dispatch wants
1et. nj any OF these branches Will receive
the same careful attention ms though they
Hal been left at the Main Office. and there
Will be no extra cost to the advertiser;
s1,AUGHTER'S p-suG STORE. Twenty fifth
and Nennble street.
w. +. ZANE. 2s1s East Broad Street.
"a. A. SCOTT, Twenty fifth and Broad rs.
EW1LL1AMs.s PHARMACY. Invent. first and
Marshall Streets.
TARRANT, GRANT & CO.. Foushee and
q Broad Streets
q. w. LATIMER, No SOC West Me- hall st.
THoMPSo DRUG STORE, No. .521 West
Main Street.
I. L. BEvERIDGE, Brook Ave. and Clay 1t.
RADY's DRUG STORE, T .ton Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. o. 1900 VIII
lamsbur1 Avenue. Fulton.
ROBINS PHARMACY. No. 200 East Mar
shall Street
CITY DRUG STORE. No. 144i East Main
Street, corner fifteenth.
JUEsoN CUNNINGHAM. No. 2o27 East
Main STR. corner Twenty-first.
wALL1ss PHARMACY. No. ss4 south Pine
Street
KIRK-PARR1sH CO., N. 412 East Broad
Street
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. sci West
Cary Street.
EATON PHARMACY, Twenty-eighth and
Streets.
RlsoN's PHARMACY, No. 11s Canal Street.
HUNDLEY & WALKER. twenty fifth and
Leigh Streets.
]. T. LEWIS, No. East Broad Street
NoRTHSfDE PHARMACY, fifth and Baker
Z Streets.
CARRIERS DRUG STORE, No. :1o2 Hull
Street, Manchester.
AND STREET PHAR-
MACY. Twenty-eghth and Streets.
G. T. w. .ERN. INC. corner Twenty fifth
and Church Hill Avenue.
EAST PHARMACY. No. 26cI q Street
TlMES-D1sPATcH. No. 40 North Sycamore
Street, Petersburg.
TINES, DISPATCH. No. ai5 Eighth Street.
Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-23

also in several Western States. and
small quantities have been qdarried in
California and Washington. but no pro-
duction was reported from these
States in 1906.
The production of the quarries va
ries from pure foliated tale to harder
steatite or soapstone. For use in the
arts 1t Is either powdered or sawed
into slabs or made into various arti-
cles. Powdered or flour tale Is used
in making ireproof paints, electric In
sulators, covering for steam pipes.
foundry facings dynamite. paper.
toilet powder. leather lubricators and
soap. Soapstone. now powdered, is
used In the manufacture OF hearth
stones, furnace Innings. laboratory
tables. laundry tubs and many other
articles of everyday use.
The total production OF tale and
soapstone in the United States in 1905
amounted to 1864 short tons, valued
at s1.431556, an increase of 24.o1o tons
in quantity and Of s349,494 in value
as compared with the production in
1905.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-23
NEW RATE Law
IS VERY UNJUST
Furnishes the Man Who Obeys
Orders Received from His
Superiors.
Times Dispatch Bureau.
Munsey Building.
vast,nr,on. D. G.. September 20,

washington. D. c.. September ~.
C. A. Jewett, traffic manager OF the
Chesapeake Western Railway. was In
Washington yesterday looking up some
matters at the Interstate Commerce
Commission. He said. in talking about
the new rate law. that he thought
there Is one hardship it imposes. and
that is where 1t says that the man
who violates the law rather than the
one who Is responsible for the viola
ton shall be punished.
'"rake given case. for example"
said he. "Suppose a man higher up
orders me, an ordinary clerk, to do a
given thing, and that is in violation
OF the rate law. Now. what am to
do Shall I have to resign for dis
obedience to his orders. or must I do
what he says and abide the conse-
quencos. In either case a hardship is
imposed upon me- On the one hand I
may lose my position, or on the other
my liberty. and yet the man who is
really responsible goes scot free. I
think the man who is vested with
the discretionary power and chooses
to violate the law is the responsible
individual, and should be held to be
60 ~ : /. e III
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Hli8rellar1fouB.

mink OF THE RELIEF YOU
specify the machine. you specify your
limit, you get what you want. NO
arguing. no hordes of statesmen wor-
rying your life out; its "cincha to
pat your typewriter here. No differ
ence to us what make you prefer. we
have them all, glad to sell you. too
busy to argue about what Is the
pest" machine, they are all the best
with US. If undecided. expert advice
gratis. no strings, courteous treat
ment. and back OF 1t all company
witt an immense capital and reputa-
ton of over thirty years square
dealing for you to get satisfaction
from. Get acquainted with uswtor
your own good. THE TYPEWRIIEFt
EXCHANGE. Branch, AMERICAN
WRITING MACHINE COMPANY,
INC.
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McGuiire's
University School.

Opposite Monroe Park, Richmond. Va.
Forty third session begins September IL.
Prepares boys for universities. colleges and
technical schools AZ University OF Virginia
this session twelve boys educated in this
school received eight degrees and forty-seven
diplomas. Full corps of experienced university
men as teachers in upper school. Lower
school, with separate rooms and separate
set OF instructors. under immediate super.
vision OF principal, for small boys. Ample
playground. Gymnasium with all necessary
apparatus. Experienced physical director.
Filtered drinking water Sanitary arrange
ments inspected by health officer weekly.
Catalogue at book 1tores or by mall.
Principal at 7 N. Belvidere after sept. 5th.
JOHN P. MCGUIRE. JR. Principal.
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TYPEWRITERS!

rs WONDERFUL HOW GOOD THEY
are. How cheap they are! How new
they are! Scores, yes. hundreds OF
rebuilt typewriters just received from
our factory. all makes, all prices. put
only one condition-perfect: See our
show windows. see our stock. get our
prices. save yourself some money.
Everything guaranteed absolutely TOR
one year, no risk. no trouble. we
would rather return your money than
to have you dissatisfied. Call. write
CHANGE. Branch, AMERICAN WRIT
ING MACHINE COMPANY, INC. sos
East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-23

THE SECOND DIVISION OF OUR
fall term (day classes) will begin
October LIST. Either a, full CONNER
cial course bookkeeping and kin
dred subjects) or full course of short
hand and typewriting. for $50. pay
able in installments of $40 month.
or s45 cash. Let us fit you for a
good position, and then put You in
one We cannot begin to supply the
demands upon us for capable book
phone or write for catalogue, which
gives full particulars.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE,.
1947. 705 East Main Street.
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VIRGINIA LEADS
IN SLATE OUTPUT.
The Old Dominion Furnishes
Forty-One Per Cent. of All
That Is Quarried.
Times Dispatch Bureau.

Washin gton. d. c.. September -
Tale and soapstone are found in
nearly all the States of the Atlantic.
slope. and in many of them the de-
posts are SO favorably located as re-
CARDS transportation and markets as
to make their development profitable.
During the yeaH 1906 quarries were
operated in Georgia North Carolina.
Virginia, Maryland. Pennsylvania. New
York. New Jersey. Rhode Island,
Massachusetts and Vermont. New
York, which has heretofore been the
largest producer of tale, was succeed
ed in 1905 by Virginia, whose product
now represents about II per cent. of
the total value.
Deposits of tale and soapstone occur
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BucHANAN's NIGHT SCHOOL.

wEEKLY PAYMENTS. install.
ment contracts cash scholarships, Mt
a BUCHANAN'S, Dos East Clay.
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EDISON PHoNoGRAPHs.

SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS: ENTIRE
/. catalogue Edison records. and all ma
chimes in stock. at 500 East Main
Street. c. B. HAYNES & co.
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SCHOOL, BOOKS FOR SALE.

EMBRACING HIGH SCHOOL. wo-
nuns College, Richmond College.
county schools. private schools. TIE
e RICHMOND BOOK EXCHANGE. No.
200 North Fifth Street.
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FURNITURE bedroom SET: ALSO
solid walnut bedstead. large
drugget, but little used: cheap. Adj
dress A S05. care this office.
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spE.AKs no sruDENrs.
Captain. Lamb Addresses Young Men t
Medical College.

Captain John A. Lamb yesterday
morning addressed large assembly
OF the students of the Medical College
OF Virginia. at meeting held under
the auspices Of the College Y. NJ. C. A.
Botween5 sixty and seventy students
were PRESENT Captain Lamb spoke to
the young men chiefly upon what their
profession demanded OF them and of
the events which had characterized the
history and growth of. the profession.
He told them that every civilization on
keynote of the present civilization is
charity, which is especially true of
the! medical profession.
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Powhatan Institute,
Belona. Powhatnn Co.. Y,

- beIUHU, IOWEHtNH CU'1 ' ~ 10 4
HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG
LADIES.
Forty miles from Richmond and thirty
miles from Farmville. Va, on the Tide
water and Western railroad. Good connec-
lions can be made with the Southern at
Richmond and with T. & W. in Farmville.
Healthful location. Corps of efficient teach
ers. New buildings with modern conyen-
ences. Board. tuition In English. Latin.
French. Physical Culture and Music for ses-
sion of eight months. $145. For catalogue
and further particulars apply
r. G. PORTER, Business Mgr,
Belona. Va
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.

rHE RATE for Classified Want Advsr-
st,r,ng IL 1 cent per word. with minimum
cost Of 10 cents for each insertion Wneh
paid in advance and rs cents when charged
The same rate applies 10 deaths marriases'
obituaries and all other classified hotlees.
No display type allowed in the classified
columns.
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A WEALTHY, AMERICAN GENTLE
man desires to adopt girl between
age Of twelve and fifteen years; must
be OF good family: highest reference
required and given: splendid chance
for young girl to secure splendid ed
ucatlon: photograph and reference
must accompany reply no trifiers
address j. care The Molsons Bank
Maryland Trust Co. Office Baltimore
Md. Photos returned. =
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33ersotraIB.


pARLOR SUITS, ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated, for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for esti-
mates. CHARLES JURGENS. SONS.
Adams and Broad Streets.
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COLLEGE ANNOUNCEMENTS.

OUR NIGHT SCHOOL HAS JUST RE.
opened. Bookkeeping, Shorthand
Typewritins. Penmanship, Arthme-
tic. Grammar and Spelling taught by
our regular instructors. Pursue any
subjects you desire. Tuition, IS a
month, or s25 for six months Ladies
and gentlemen attend. Call, phone
or write for catalogue
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE,,
Phone, 1947. 705 East Main Street.
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TO CURE CONSERVATIVES.
DR.. William Fl. Parker Now nuil,,,n =. |,
. tHOApltal Which VIII ha 1nn.ni ~ q - :"

Dr. William H.. Parker will shortly
open hospital for the cure Of pui-
mp sIng 4 cGnaamptio1 the building now
hospital will be equipped with large.
sun parlor, freely ventilated rooms
ana other accessories of a hospital for
Or; PARKER has long been interested
Gently decided to put lis IDEAS into
material shape. The hospital will he
the only one of its kind In the city,
and one among n few in the whole
the care OF twelve patients but win
.be eR!arEed as occasion dsnapds.