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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-11
.B0NHAG WILL NOT RACE
gEBR|CA IN n. Y. GAMES
Great Long Distance Runner Says
He Is Not in Condition to
Compete with Experts.

NEW YORK. March 10.--George Bon
hag, the long-distance runner, has de-
finitely announced that he will be un-
ablo to race In the three-mIle run
against Nebrich, the cross country
champion, and Tom Longboat, the Ca
madam indian long-dlstance crack at
the games OF the New York Athletic
Club in Madison Square Garden next
Tuesday night
Bonhag held off till the last minute
before retiring from the race, as he
had hopes that he would show suffi-
Gent turn OF speed during this week
TO warrant his taking chance against
these. two star long-distance runners.
However this race promises to be a
rattling long-distance encounter, even
without Bonliag. Frank Ncbrch has
notified Captain lIambold, Of the New
York Athletic Club, that in private
trial in the Buffalo armory, where
Bonhag defeated Longboat recently In
q three7m mile race, In which the Amer
lean record was lowered to 14:4a3-5,
that he. Nebricll, reeled off the distance
in exactly 14:39. and feels that he can
do even better with the Indian to pace
him.
Longboat also considers that he can
do much better than he did against
Bonhas, which, IT true. should result
In one of the finest three-mile runs
seen in this country when he tackles
the cross country champion In the Gar
den next TUESDAY night.
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particularly In, Austria and France. the
paddock veterinarians are instructed
by the turf powers to refuse permits
sion to start to anv ho-so rnoring an
aggravated nerve treatment. The
same thing ought to be done here In
America" Undoubtedly reform in that
direction will come in the near future.
Israelite will be remembered always
AZ tine medium whereby the celebrated
Durnell- McCaTerty feud was precinl-
tated. In the autumn of 1904 Nc
Cafferty and Durnell Were ut Jamaica,
L. 1. .Israelfte Was started by Dur
nell, and McCafferty ran him up to an
unhcard-of price. The horse showed
himself to be touchy in the feet and
legs and was "nerved" for the first
time then That winter Durnell and
McCaffcrty developed their quarrel to
such an extent that public scandal
resulted at Ascot Park. Los Angeles,
Cal. Israelite is the colt which afford
ed Bookmaker "Sol' Lichtenstcin tho
butt of famous Joke. The colt was
in the Futurity of 1908. Coming down
from Saratoga, N. T., the night before
the race, some one asked sol" as to
what chance he thought Israelite pos
sessed in the Futurity. Said the pom
derous purveyor OF odds: "Oh, don't
know. He might win by nose Is
raelite was bred by James r. Keena,
and MT one time that thurman refused
$4,000 for the horse, Jerry" Wern-
berg a Brooklyn. N. Y. lawyer ana
sportsman, offered that price. He was
by Isidor Israelite was entered In a
selling race at an estimated value Of
$500 when death stalkcd In. AS some
one once said: "You can fall thou
sand miles on the turf"
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------------- 80 -
GOV. AGAINST RACING.
Arkansas Executive Would En-
force Law by Aid Of Militia.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. March TO-
The apparent defiance of the new anti.
racing law at the Oaklawn track, In
Hot Springs. has resulted in spirited
protest by citizens of that city to thu
executive department of the State to.
day, Governor Moore has been called
on for assistance in an enforcement
of the law. and to-day gave out the
following interview:
whether or not betting on horse
races is wrong is no longer question
in Arkansas. A law recently enacted
says 1t is wrong, and If had the power
] would see that this law would be en-
forced without fear orWfavor, and would
call out the militia if necessary, Tho
matter Is now up to the Legislature.
The executive department of this state
will give citizens Of Hot Springs all
aid possible"
1t is understood a concurrent resolu-
ton will be offered in the Legislature
Monday empowering the Governor 70
send militia to Hot Springs to preVens
further racing there
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ny j. $. s.. MACDONALD.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, March TO-
The shame Of the paddock" Is what a
well-known local turf critic termed
the practice f-Sfaciag "nerved" race
horses early this week.. His reference
to the subject was inspired by pitia.
BILE incident which arose during one
of the closing days of the recent fort-
nightly meeting at the Fair Grounds.
The well-known performer lsraelite
snapped off his foot at q point near thc
fetlock Just opposite the final sixteenth
pole during three-quarters race;
Jockey Pickett was hurled into the
fence. Later on he came around all
right. No so the horse. There he
stood right in front of the main sec
ton of the grandstand with thousands
of men and women looking on. Hob
bling about on the bare stump with
the hoof part dangling like piece Of
sail tackled to a spar Was lsraeltte.
Several women became hysterlcal as
the horse lurched next to the railing,
nearest the grandstand, and almost q
panic prevailed when sergeant OF
police from the race-track squad clam
bered over the railing and out on 70
the track with a glinting pistol nj his
hand. "Oh. goodnessH moaned the
typical woman raccgoer as the re-
port of the pistol resounded.
Either 1sraelite was possessed Of tlis
proverbial mine lives" OF Tommy s.
cat, or the sergeant was woefullS
lacking In pistol practice. Suited &c
know that again, and still again, thu
Kicking Israeite received a pellet OF
lead, on each occasion tho anguishet
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ADDIE JOSS SIGNS.
Pitcher Leaves for Ma Dn with
Cleveland Tea1I!

CLEVELAND, March 8i0,-Pttcher
Addie JOSS yesterday affixed his sig
nature to a contract to pitch for the
Cleveland Baseball Club during the
coming season. Subsequently Joss left
with other members or tho team for
Macon, Ca where the PLAYERS go into
practice The salary which Joss ls 10
receive has not been made pubic Last
year he got a regular salary of $2T0O
and a bonus of $bOc for winning TWEEN
tn games. This year IT Is said he re-
fused to sign contract at a salary
OF s3,0n0,
Terry Turner. the shortstop, also
signed a Cleveland contract to-day and
accompanied tho team to Macon.
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showing great form and will undouht-
edly make a strong bid for places In
the Varsity she'll.
Among the new Candidates, Kreimer,
105-Dound Westerner, Is learning the
fundamentals rapidly and should pc
able to deliver the goods" Daniel
B. Renear. Pennsylvania champion
swimmer. is as we'll built as an oars
man. and Is showing excellent form
on the machines. r. A. DE Bow, an
other swimmer. shows good form and
looks promising. while A. Foster and
, - Cartwright. who have had expert
ence in their class crews, also make
a credltable showing. $. Hulin, r..
Rogers and Il. Brown. of last years
freshmen eight are stronger than last
year, and give promise Of making
good.
Other men who are doing exception
a1lv we'll on the machines include j.
Toffecker, G.. Kirkpatrick, G. DIETRICH,
NJ. Bickham. III. organs. of last falls
scrub football team. as we'll as G. l..
,, Schelling, E.sstW. HILL II. Felterhoff
and v. G. CaEwithen.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-Penn
sylvania's crew prospects have bright
ened somewhat, according to Ellis
Ward. the coach, with the first months
work of the squad on the machines.
which has developed quite lot Of
likely oarsmen among the new can
aidates. as we'll as from last years
freshmen squad. Ward now has about
seventy-tive, Varsity and forty-hve
freshment candidates at work daily
and expects to start rowing oh the
Schuvlkill River as soon as the ice
disappears.
While this squad only includes
three men of last seasons VARSITY
eight, Captain Emg, Dean and Doer5
ing, and two of last seasons Varsity
four-J. Townsend and d. Hen6ric--
Ward lras all Of last years strong
freshmen eight,Jiall of the 1907 ana
1905 class crews, besides large num-
Der of new candidates from which
several men show promising torn o,i
the machines. "But 1t is too eafiY 10
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PALMER GETS A MATCH.
Englishman Will Fight Sullivan
at Los Angeles.


PHILADELPHIA. March 1o.--Jac,,
palmer, the English heavyweight. has
not made his visit to this country in
vain. Jack yesterday succeeded in pet.
ting on q match at Los Angeles. Cal.
with Jack Twin Sullivan for Marct,
26th. -
Matchmaker Mccarey, of the los
Angeles Club, yesterday wired Palmcr
offering him the bout with Sullivan
and agreeing to give transportation
70 California for Palmer and his
packer Jimmy loves.
The terms offered were so per cent
of the receipts to the fighters. the
purse to be split 60 per cent to the
winner and 40 per cent. to the loser
Palmer at once wired his acceptance.
as he was convinced that philadelphia
Jack" O'Rrien would sidestep all offers
to meet him In this city.
Palmer and his manager left hero
last night for Los Angeles. They OK
poet to arrive there next Wednesday
night. which will give the Englishman
less than two weeks in which to
train.
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PORTSMOUTH MEETS
4 SEVERE DEFEAT.
William and Mary Basketball
Team Piles Up Great
Score.
.Ispeclal to The Times Dlspntch. |

Y
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, March TO-
William and Mary College defeated
Portsmouth y. NJ G. A. by the over
whelming score OF 40 to 13 in a spirited
game of basketball in the gymnasium
hero last night. The playing was
spirited throughout, although it
was clear that the game be-
longed to the college from
the start. their team far outmatching
the visitors. The game started prompt
lv at $40 o'clock. For the first few
minutes there was no scoring. but Will
liam and Mary soon started into scor-
ing and rapidly mounted 1T up. throw
ing goal after goal During the entire
FIRST half the visitors scored only once
and the half ended with n score of %
to 2 in favor of the college, In, the
second half Portsmouth started off bet-
ter, and began throwing goals from the
first. but in few minutes the HON
team became again invincible and
started the heavy scoring, scoring
gtwentv- one points in this half, thus
bringing the score to 40 to l3,
The lineup Of tho teams was a.
Nfollows;
w. ana M. Position p,
Ellis.....e..,..,R G.,..,,.,,' Mcneil
(Tugge)
SGhlossberg. ILL G,,,..,.,..,W emple
Marsden, ....,..;, G. Wright
Driver, .,,.,..R F,,.,,....s.Jordan
Hall .....,s..... F,.,.,.. Watertield
3 (SmalD
keeper, Dovell; time-keepers, Hynson
and Scluggs
L = / j.
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FRENCH DON'T LIKE
COL 10 CUP TOUR

PARIS March 1O.--"Les sports and
La Presse" have attacked the proposed
Gold Cup tour of American cars
Through Europe during the coming
summer on the ground t,atlt VIII prove
dangerous TO the FrelNh Industry. ~
is said even the demands have been
made that the tour be prohibited, WIN
tbs further comment that II American
manufacturers want to advertise the
capabilities OF their cars they should
IN the cup tour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-11
COLLARBONE BROKEN.
Victim Worked Nearly Two
Weeks Before Finding Fracture,

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 1o.'or
nearly two weeks George Carhart steno-
grapher and general clerk to John w,
Isodlne, station master at the l'ennsyl-
yann Railroad terminal In Camden, has
been going about his work with II broken
collarbone without knowing It,
While putting on his overcoat the other
day he complained of pain, and ply
stefan found that the collarbona was
fractured.
carhart met his injury by a fan while
roller skating.
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Times Dispatch Branches.

Tne following Branch OFFICES have been
Established Tor the oenent of these livins
al a distance from tn Man oiiise OF VAN, ms
left at any OF theae branches VIII receive
the same careful attention as though they
had been left at the Main Onice, ana there
in be no extra cost to the .Neftlser.
AIl;iiTEr,S 81 DRUG STORE, twenty fifth
4 and Nenable streets.
w. Il. EASES 2slS East Broad street
Al a. SCOTT. Twenty-iifth and Broad
Streets.
4 WILLIAMS PHARMACY. Twenty-hrs and
TARKANT. GRANT & CO., Foushec and
s Broad Streets,
q. ". LArIMEE. No. 500 West Marshall
street.
THoMpsoN's DRUG STORE. No. 152i West
Main Street
]. l.. BEvERIDGE, Brook Avenue and Clay
RApYSs DRUG srong, carton Heights.
4 PEOPLES DRUG STORE, No, S9Vo VII
Harrisburg Avenue, Fulton.
ROBINS PHARMACY. No. eco Last Mar
shall Street.
CRY DRUG STORE, No i44a East Main
4 Street, corner Fifteenth.
JupsoN CUNNINGHAM. No. 202' East
Main. corner Twrnty-hist
WALLIS PHARMACY, NO. $40 South fine
A4 Street.
KIRK PARRISH do, No, 4l2 East Broad
4 THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. sol West
Cary Street
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty eighth and N.
Streets
4 5KlSONtS PHARMACY, No. 11o Canal Street
+ j, T. LEWIS, No East Broad street.
HuNDLEY < WALKER. Twenty-hfth and
Leigh Streets.
NoRTHsIDE PHARMACY, Fifth and Baker
& Streets
GATHERS DRUG STORE, No. 11oa Hull
Street, Manchester.
TWENTY EIGHTH AND n STREETS
q. Y. w KERN, INC, corner Twenty fifth
and Church Hill Avenue
y EAST PHARMACY, No. 260l Q Street.
Z. TIMES DISPATCH, No. 40 North Sycamore
, Street, Petersburg.
* TIMES DISPATCH. No. 215 Eighth Street
.ynchburp
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AMERICAN DEFEATED
ENGLISH WRESTLER

Z TOLEDO. OHID,' March 3,---JohNnln
Bileter, or Chicago, champion light
weight catch-as- catch-can wrestler Of
the United States, defeated Walter
Morris. champion of England, In two
straight falls for the championship Of
the world at the Empire Theatre here
last night
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
ONE CENT A WORD.

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is l cent per
word, Will, minimum cost OF
10 cents for each insertion, when
paid iii advance, and IS cents
when charged. The same rate
applies to deaths, marriages, obit.
taries and all other classified
notices. No display type allowed
iii the classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-11

ELECTRICIAN AND REPAIRAlAN
wanted for a small light plant and
telephone system in Pocahontas coal
field; must be a worker and thorough
IS ly understand installation, care and
repairs of telephones, direct and al
ternating current, transformers, me-
&a tiers, housc-Wiring and line work No
n central station work. Steady, promis-
ing position. State age, experience
salary expected, and give reference
Address j IL, care this office.
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Lost and Found.

LOST, IN FRONT OF wAGNER'S DRUG
store Saturday morning. lady's gold
silk fob with bell-shaped gold charm,
with n. Il. e. Big reward if re-
turned to 500 East Grace Street.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Real Estate Wanted.
ONE CENT A WORD.

II YOU HAVE REAL ESTATE FOR
sale, send for our free booklet, How
fer One Dollar We Find Cash Buy
ors." NATIONAL REALTY CO., CO.
lumbus O,
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Business Opportunities.

FOR SALE, IN A VIRGINIA TOWN,
about 5000 inhabitants, an up. to-
date clothing, shoes. and gents fur.
nishings business. now doing a good
business, in the main part of town.
about forty miles from Norfolk, va;
inventory, $4,000. Big opening to a
I. live man. Investigate at once al
dress VIRGINIA TOWN, care this
office.
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Staunton Defeats Locust Dale,

sTAuNTocN, VA .a March 'iIo,Mstaun-
ton Military Academy baseball team
defeated Locust Dale here yesterday
afternoon by the score Of ll9 to a.
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Notices..

HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
interest Of Mr., T. B. Robertson In the
concern of Robertson & Griffith No.
20 East Broad Street, we take this
occasion to express our appreciation
of the liberal patronage bestowed
upon the old concern and beg con-
tinuance of same with the new firm.
We shall, as in the past, carry d
very fine and full line of imported
and domestic wines and liquors, to-
bacco and cigars,
We hereby assume all obligations
of the old firm, and parties indebted
to same are requested to make pay
ment TO u.s.; Respeetfully.
d. r. GRIFFITH & co.
EVERY DEPOsIToR IN A BANK IS
equally entitled to the greatest Sc
curity. and the best service. Tho
First National Bank, of Richmond.
Va, undoubtedly affords both, and
invites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities of strong,
large. courteous bank. Assets,
S9.000.000,00. Organized April, 1865.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-11

WANTED, AN HONEST AND INDUS
trious. able bodied, married white
man to work on farm Address. stat
ing age, number of children and SAL
AIRY, ROBERT CABANISS. Peters
4 burg, Va.
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FOR SALE, MANUFACTURING PLANT
for sewing purposes, including power
horse power motor, etc. Retiring from
business. Address G 529, care Tlmes-
Dispatch.
TO LET, BLACKSMITH SHOP, WITH
or without dwelling; best STAND IN
Hanover. Apply BREMNER BROS,
Alice. Va. .l...
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Real Estate For Sale.

FOR SALE, BUSINESS PROPERTIES;
FINEST CORNL-t ON BROAD
MAGNIFICENT FOR THEATRE, OR
100000. BEST PIECE NORTH SIDE
OF G STREET. In TILE CITY OF
WASHINGTON: 66X96; SEQ PER
SQUARE FOOT; CAN'T DUPLICATE
THE BEST RENT INV ESTNE IN
THE CITY OF BALTIMORE; VERY
FINEST PART T. X N g TO n
STREET; RENTED FIVE YEARS AT
$500 PER ANNUM TO MOST En-
CELLENT TENANTS, WHO WANT
LONGER LEASES. j. b. WINNER,
REAL ESTATE, 1901 G ST, WASH
INGTON ID. G..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-11

AT ONCE, GENERAL UTILITY MAN
on small country place. Must be
executive ability d. D., care Of
Post master, Drewrys Bluff, Va.
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/ MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN
SIS; ANYONE can do the work in spare
time at home; send for free booklet;
tells how to get started. MANAGER,
Box $40, Lockport, N. Y.
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Stanley Captain OF Hockey Seven
Seven.

NEW HAVEN, March 9,--Harold Stanley.
'0S of Great harrington, Mass. was elected
tonight captain Of tile Yale hockey team
for next year.
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Help Wanted Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
carr SIS to 500 monthly correspond
Ing for newspapers; sure, steady
work. no canvassing; experience I'M
necessary. Send for particulars.
# PRESS SYNDICATE. Lockport, N. \.
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WANTED, a YOUNG MAN ABOUT 90
years of age, to do stenographic and
outside work. Address CONTRACT,
f. o. Box No. 7S7, Richmond, Va
stating age. experience and salary ex-
pected.
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Wanted.

WANTED, BREEDERS AND HORSE
fanoiers to see the handsome trottlng
stallion. Red Dillon, from the famous
Baron Wilkes family, the great race
and show winning tribe. Red Dillon
has rich breeding, speed, size and
style. His colts are fine Pedigree and
terms promptly supplied by w. j.
GARTER, owner, hoe Hull ST., Man
chester, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-11

WANTED. BILLS TO COLLECT IN
all POI lions of the United States. No
collection no charge Agents want
ed everywhere. PALMCRE'S COL
hECTING AGENCY, Oil Main Street,
Richmond Va.
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FARM FOR SALE IN FLUvANNA
county, 2 IL miles of railroad; 264
acres high land. low grounds and tim
bered land; nice orchard large dwell
ing; 15 outbuildings; fine state Guilt
walton. Present owner has lived on
1t So years. Price, $500. Address
Ii. a. BURGESS, Fork Union, Va.
FOR SALE OR RENT, WATKINS'S
mill and farm, miles south of Man
chester. on Petersburg Electric Road.
Apply to j. McPElA1L, r. Il. ID. o,
Richmond, Va.
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WANTED, AT ONCE, FIRST GLASS
drug clerk; good salary. Give full
details of experience, etc. SLOAN
BROS, Greenvillet s., C. {,
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Coal and Wood,

IF 1T is WOOD YOU BURN, TT JS
cheaper than coal, as YOU can get all
the oak and pine you want now for
SO hall cord LONG, the Wood Man.
Phone 1862
If YOU COOK WITH WOOD, IlRi
Slabs at $3.50 is cheapest My dry
hickory for heaters and CRATES Is only
S3.2b' LONG. the Wood Man. ext9d
1901 w. Broad. NIX
u. 7, LONG is SELLING HALF TON
Lnmp Coal this week at ton yatos,
Phones 1890 and 1902
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WANTED, TO BORROW $4,000 AT s
per cent, property in growing town
three years. Address MONEY, care
this office.
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Miscellaneous.
SHOE REPAIRING.

sc HALE SOLE MEMS SHOES, La
dies, COO: children, Acc; every pair
. sewed; no squeak; no nails; no pegs;
Crock Oak" solcs. DREW ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. 7lG Il. Main
Street.
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For Sale.

FOR SALE, IDEAL BUILDING STONE.
denoes, business fronts, factories.
warehouses, churches school build
ings, foundations, chimneys, porch
columns, etc, Cheaper than brick,
what their name implies--the best,
Contractors and builders should get
our prices. Factory, foot Virginia
STONE CO.. Richmond.
FOR SALE, ONE COMBINATION TOP
buggy (rubbrr tlres) can he changed
to runabout In minute, Several
newly painted, second hand, good ve-
hicles cheap, a. MEYERS SONS, 40
South Eiunth Street
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Situation WanGed--Male.

A YOUNG MAN. IS YEARS OLD, DE
sires position II Richmond at once;
hest of references, Address l. 237,
care this Office
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WANTED-YOUR D ICING, FRENCH
and steam cleaning; established 1883.
Mrs. A. j. PYLE, Bis North Fifth
Street
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POSITION WANTED WITH RELIABLE
house; not afraid of work; six years
road experiences prefer house posi-
ton; age, 81. Address SMITH, care
this office
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Flats For Rent.

ApAltTM ENr FOR
rent, three rooms and bath unfur-
nished; outside corner lease expires
October at, may be renewed; pos'
session Apsl
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EVERY DEPos1ToR IN A BANK is
equally entitled to the greatest Sc
curity and the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, OF RICH
MOND, VA, undoubtedly affords both,
and invites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities Of strong.
s9,O00.000.0O. Organized April. 1865.
HANDSOME RUGS AND DRuGGETs
woven from old carpets Mrs. A. ].
PYI e. 21h North Fifth. 81.
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Help Wanted Female.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn $40 TO 500 monthly corresponding
for newspapers; sure, steady work: no
eanyassing; ,experienc unnecessary.
Send for particulars. 'RESS SYNDi-
CATE Lockport, N. \.
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MACHINERY.

SPECIAL AND PATENTED MACtI1N-
cry built. Let us develop your me-
ehanical ideas along that patent you
have been thinking about: liberal
proposition. @. Il. FORD CO., Trigg
Shipyard. phone 302S
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Personal.

GOOD, STEADY POSITION, VERY
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