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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-08
BIDS ROOSEVELT ADIEU.
Baron sternburg Visits President Be-
fnre Going to EmrOne.

fore Going to Europe.
Washington. April Baron Speck
Won Sternburg, the German Ambassa-
dor today called at the White House
and babe President Roosevelt good
bye preparatory to sailing for Europe
next Tuesday.
The Ambassador and Baroness Stern
burg will leave here tomorrow after
noon for New York, probably being ac-
companied to that city by Arthur Lang
ham of Louisville, KY. Baroness Stern
burg's uncle, who is a guest at the
German Embassy.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-08
Two women DROWNED.

Ell Paso, Texas. April 1.-Two wo-
men were drowned by the breaking of
a reservoir dam at San Ramon. San ia
lisco. A baby in the arms of one of
the women was cast on the bank by
the water and saved.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-08
TUG POTOMAC is LOST.
Search Is Instituted for Boat Bearing
Ten Men.

Norfolk, Va. April 1.-THE naval tug
Potomac left the Navy Yard today to
search for the navy coal barge which.
with ten men aboard, broke loose last
Monday from the collier Caesar, which
had been towning the barge up the
coast. The barge was last sighted
Thursday. The collier Abarenda was
to follow the Potomac out tonight and
1t is expected the cruiser Cleveland
will leave the Norfolk Navy Yard ear
ly tomorrow to Join the search.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-08
Damage In Union Springs.

Union Springs, April 7.-(SpeciaL)-
terrific rain storm struck the town
yesterday afternoon about four o'clock
and did much damage to crops, gar
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-08
STRIKE TO DE CALLED.

Large Number of Men VIII Go Ont in
Paris.
Paris, April AT a meeting today
of a committee of the allied provisions
trade union, comprising butchers, bak-
ers, grocers, etc, 1t was decided to call
a general strike. No date was specified
for it's commencement. but there is ev-
cry reason to believe 1t will be April
IL
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-08
UNPRECEDENTED HAIL
SWEEPS LOWNDES COUNTY

dens and the streets, washing them
badly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
West Points Electric Kitchen.

Tho FIRST thing which attracts ones
attention IS the electric potato peeler
"a tub-like machine with revolving
knives. a busnel OF potatoes IS thrown
ia at a time, a button IS pressed. and
in the space Of nve minutes the tubers
Iau into another tub. neatly peeled.
As four or I'VE barrels Of potatoes are
used every day. the labor saving Of
the apparatus will be readily under
stood This machine especially inter
ested Prince Fushmi during his in
spectiOn Of the military academy. and
Tor his amusement. one hundred and
fifteen loaves of bread are baked every
twenty four hours, and nearly ono
thousand rolls. with occasionally fftv
spice cakes. Pies are used once Il week
ana one hundred and twenty-five are
baked
There is an electric bread-rnixinp
machine with tunnels through which
the Hour. water, and yeast may flow
according. 10 the wish of the baker
me ioayes are also cut and rolled
by machinery. the whole baking being
done without hand touching tho
bread until II comes from the oven
ana is placed on the cooling-racks.
An electric dough divider is used for
cutting rolls. The dough Is thrown
on an iron plate. and cutter drops
separating II into pieces of the size
required for each roll These are
quickly transferred 10 pan and are
set 20 rise
The eggs used In cooking are beaten
by electricity. and sl4ver used in the
dining room ia polished with a brush
lNi by TIE same motive power. I)lSneE
are washed by placing them in wire
rack and touching lever which causes
the rack 70 sink into scalding water.
where the dishes are cleansed Another
lever lifts them. and they are turned
out on trays to dry.
Ice - made IN the basement, and
comes from the freezers IN nifty pound
cakes. The sterilizing- machine is an
electric apparatus. and with its aid one
hundred and eighty gallons OF milk
are sterilized every morning The milk
IS poured into a large can and heated
20 1SO degrees. which kills the bac-
terra. and in less than three fourths OF
a minute IT is cooled 70 thirty ght
degrees.-Mrs. 9. u. Miller, IN Leslie's
Wco1<lv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
SUICIDE IN ROOM
WITH WIFE'S BODY
Man Who Fires Bullet Into Brain
Leaves Note Saying They Had
Formed Suicide Pact.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. January IO-Ia
pursuance OF a suicide pact with his
wife. who died a few days ago or grip.
Alexander Johnson. forty-three years
old. OF 132s Sewkirk Street. nred a bullet
into mis- head and died instantly yester-
day in the room in which HIS dead wife,
body lay AT their home Three children.
Isabella. fourteen years. Sadie. ten years.
and Robert. six years old. are left alone
in the world by their fathers act and
their mothers death.
In explanation Of his self destruction
Johnson left an incoherent note. dated
January .. 1907. and addressed To Gods
People" IL reads:
Between me and my wife. some years
aRo. II was agreed that We did not want
10 live more than Jew days after one
another so the time has come. This
world is wicked. SO God has called us
away to His heavenly home. where We
viii suffer no more. Jesus the Lord.
But God help them that desp'se me. or
lie OF me. for they are many that iie.
God help my children and bless them. for
He IS their only help.
Investigations conducted by Coroner's
Detective Paul led him 10 doubt the
mans sanity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
THE FUTURE AMERICA.
She Will Tower Over the Ma
lions 20 Years from Now.

The new Bank Of England is America.
II we propose TO build a railway we
have to go to the United States for
the necessary capital II we wish to
develop some Industrial concern we
apply to an American hnancier for
assistance. II we have to sell large
pronerty. valuable picture. q rare
work Of art or a celebrated race-horse
we offer IL to an American millionaire.
II any we'll known bachelor among US
IS in pecuniary difhculLies II IS 10 the
United States that he hurries TO find
bride with a fortune. II a more
obscure Engiishman is unable TO earn
q living in this country II Is 20 the
United States that he generally crosses
70 obtain employment!
IL is probable that at the very least
America will have twice as much
wealth and power In twenty years
hence as she has acquired in the past
twenty years. II so. what country
will then be her equal? The future
OF the United states" would be a useful
subject for some essay writer to deal
with for an America that Is twice as
rich. as powerful and as popuious. that
has double the feet OF memo war
and merchantmen and that does double
the trade with the outside world that
the America OF to-day has and does
will be a monster among the nations.
London Truth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
HIS WIFE NO. | WAS
BRIDESMAID TONO.2
First Mrs. Blauvelt and New
Husband Then Took Old
Spouse as Boarder.
MOTHER IN LAW 0UIZZES
His divorce Paper" Found
Worthless-He Confesses to
Bigamy in Court.

NEW YORK. January 1O-Declaring
that he was utterly ignorant % the laws
relating to marriage and bigamy. William
+. Blauvelt pleaded guilty 20 having two
wives. In the County Court Of Brooklyn
yesterday. According 70 his remarkable
story, he voluntarily surrendered his
first wife TO another man because he loved
her so much that ne would not stand In
the way of her happiness and she. he
declared, acted as a bridesmaid at the
ceremony that united him to his second
choice for a helpmate.
The innocent victim OF this arrangem ent
is Miss Florence r. Fitzgerald. who, with
her mother. lives At NO. go Jay Street.
Brooklyn. and who brought the complaint
against her husband. Yesterday she went
10 the Raymond Street jain with her at
torney. after Blauvelt had pleaded guilty
and personally served him with the papers
that begin an action FOR the annulment
OF her marriage.
Il feel as IL I would 80 crazy" she
said. when ] reahze what he has done
and the way that he has deceived me.
Such man shoulG be punished
In April. 1910. Blauvelt welded Sarah
A smith at her home In Rockville Centre.
L. j. A year later they separated. after
he gave her a paper which he imagined
represented a divorce. He then assisted
her In carrying ont her wish to become
Mrs. Grover G. Cammer on March s. 1876.
ON May 10th Of the same year he married
Miss Fitzgerald. and wife No. I was
bridesmaid. while her new husband was
best man.
Mr. and Mrs Cammer took a house az
No. 562 East Third Street. Brooklyn. after
her last marriage. and Biauveit and wife
No. boarded witt them. There the -four
led happy existence until the mother OF
No. began 20 ask questions. This had
the effect Of causing Blauveit 10 desert his
now wife. Blauvelt viii be sentenced on
Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
MGR. IRELAND WILL
VISIT THE STORERS
Publication Of More Letters in
the Celebrated Case Expected
as a Result.

CINCINNATI 3D.. January Io-Arch-
bishop Ireland. 90 ST Paul viii Dee en-
tertaiued the latter part of his month
40 tne homo ~ Belamy St0rer. former
ambassador 90 Vienna who paid "a pr
sonal visit % the Vatican in behalf ~
lreiand as candidate for the frst Arncri-
can cardiua-at~ and as a result lost hls
position. and later stirred up "a muss b,.-
tween himself ana the President on ac-
count Of it
Tina, the intimate relations existing
for many years between the archbishop
and the Storers have not been disturbed
by the controversy between TO Storers
and President Roosevelt s. Indicated hy
The fact that the Storers' home is being
Put Into shape 20 entertain the prelate
Tho Storers are at the horne ~ Mrs.
Storers son. Joseph IOngworth Nichols.
Saranac Lake y. y. but they will re-
turn within few DAYS
Archbishop Ireland T. coming here 10
address the @. a. Z. January 81 and 70
Will be his first meeting with the Storers
since the Roosevelt Storer episode II
Is said that more OF the Storer- Roose-
Welt correspondence Will Doe made public
after Storer has had talk with the arch
bishop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
STRANGE MURDER CASE.
Identification Marks on Mans
Body Obliterated by Fire.

NEW YORK. January 10.-Ffre was
used - destroy the features and prevent
the Identification OF the body Of a man
found in the woods opposite the old Gut
tenburg race-track in North Bergen, yes
terday. The man IS believed TO have
been murdered. partly burned and then
carried 10 the spot where the body was
found.
+. W. TOetsie. member Of a gypsy
tribe which is camped at The race-track,
discovered the body. The Indications
seemed to be that fire was built upon
the breast and another on and around
the head and face. There was a strong
odor Of kerosene oil. and near the body
lay new can with little oil in H.
A big wallet, IN which there was SiO7
was found beside the body. and also
a silver watch and chain. An investiga-
ton IS being made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
j. 5. TO DOUBLE NAVAL
STRENGT TIL ON PACIFIC
Four Of Finest Atlantic Battle
ships Ordered Round
the Horn.

VALLEJO. CAL. January Io.-Word
has just been received AT the Mare ISL
and Navy Yard from Washington that
four OF tho most formidable ships now
attached 10 the Atlantic squadron. includ
ing the batteshlps Kentucky and Kear-
sarge Will be sent around the Horn and
added 10 the Pacific squadron
Together. the arrival Of these vessels
and the commissioning OF the New or
leans, Marblehead Albany and Wiscon-
sin viii more than double the strength
~ the Pacific fleet. and the number OF
enlisted men attached 10 the squadron.
The feet of the Pacific IS 20 -, in
creased, untu there are two large squad
rons 81 vessels on this seaboald
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

II 10000 women should CLASH b.na.
they would girdle the globe. but for -
reason they prefer to stay home and loo~
after the housekeeping.
hair Is but LOCO Of an inch THAI
but down a mans neck after a bsirc,,t
it feels Ike a cable.
A flea can jump $50 times its own
iensth. Sucn leap can only be equaled
expected appearance Of the auditor
A Breton woman makes one s,,,a...
dress do all her life. This Is the kin -
items husbands like to read our loud -
their wives. 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

2. Gods thought IN mans creation chief
content
3. Man Gods vicar.
&. Benodiction
o. Exemplary respite from toll
The Teachers Lantern.
All that precedes in This story of crea-
tloh is preparatory 70 man. Separation
OF hsht and darkness. waters above and
beneath. creation OF sun ana moon. ~
NE animal and vegetable. au rs AN or
nTfIy approach 20 man ass the crown II
This Is assurance Of the dignity -
mans station and the worth Of hts be-
ing. II les HIS coronation az the hand ~
LADS Creator.
NAT Constitutes mans likeness to God7
10 cunno; Pc anything Zoo physical nature.
Tor God is Spirit without body. The Ike
ness ihneres 10 mans moral and intel
lectnai faculties. Hc Thinks. wills. loves
This power. not shared by any other or,a-
tlre makes him 90 lack little of being
Comradeship was fra ;he mind Of God
n the making Of man. COD wanted COM
rany.
Likeness and image is simply rhc-
t"ricaL II has NOT two different ncan-
inrs but duplication ~ the same mean
ing Tor 'mD.asls.
Mans dominion over nature was never
s' great as NJ the present day. with roe
tort. spec tram and telescope Dee is wresf-
INK uatlres secrets from h.- and s.b-
DUNG hep forces - his ueo The rufv.rs.
affords 70 l.1.itless arena for mans SKIN
and proves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Business Opportunities.

FOR SALE-COI-NTRT STORE-CAR-
ryiug $4,000 stock of general mer-
Chaudiso. wishes to sell This is an
exceptionally good opportunity 10
One wishing 90 engage in the mer-
camille business. Store IS located
slNty-fve miles south ~ Richmond.
eight miles of of railroad The
owner prefers 20 sell as an entirety.
bat GO thoroughly capable man.
Will sell one-half interest. provided
he could attend 10 same in all it's
details over $4,000 OF business
done last year. Address BUSINESS
OrPpRTt' NIFTY. care Southern Bar
gain House. Richmond. Va
SUCCESS IN THE STOCK MARK EFT.
How to Attain IT, our new book OF
li- passes VIII give detailed infOrrna-
tior free ou request "a rite for H.
JOHN a 3OA1iDMAN & co. Bankers
and Brokers $50 Broadway. New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
GIRLS HIRE SPECIAL"
Forty Angry Maids Shake the
Dust of Hazleton from Their Feet

WILKES BARRE. January lo-Forty
angry chorus girls OF the His Honor the
Mayor Company. arrived In this city
80 @ 'clock this morning from Hazle-
ton on q special car. having hired it TO
bring thor here rather than remain in
Hazleton. because. as they declared. they
were not treated properly az the hotels
there
1t cost them 81 10 paw for the car and
they lost couple OF hours sleep. but
they said they would not have remained
more than that.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
SEARCHING FOR ELLA"
She Was Once Sweetheart of
las. w. Riley, Who Died Rich.

COLUMBUS. O.. January 1O.-Admin-
istratOrs Of James w Riley, a wealthy
old lawyer. who died at East Liver
pool. o. recently, leaving an estate Of
500, 900 and no clue to a living rela-
tive are advertising for one ELLA
who was evidently once q sweetheart
Of the lawyer and whose picture. with
Some tender letters signed only ELLA"
was found among his law books
This photograph they reproduce in
the ad yertisement and hope 10 procure
from Ter some clue 70 his heirs II she
- stiu living, as Riley never mar
EiGd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
DIG ON SUKDiY, BUT
DO NOT DECORATE
Boston Blue Laws Make This
Highly Interesting
Distinction.

BOSTON, MASS. January 10-The ex-
cavating which George Freeman vas
doing In the Washington Street subway
on sunday. December 80. was adiudged
necessary within the meaning OF cbe. law
In the Municipal Court to-day ana
Freeman, who had been arrested in con-
nection with the prevailing agitation
against Sunday work was discharged
Edward w. Wilson was fined s. FOR
arranging merchandise attractively in =
shop window
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Fishing Line Worth $4,000.

A fishing line worth SCOOP"
Eyes sir"
Il don't believe it,"
Its the truth It's q cod0s,, l,,o r..-
one Of those lines 70 which you owe vo,,~
sunday morning flshbans and your les
appetizing but equally helpful cod-livar
oil. 80
Ihese goldfish lines. YOU see. are fire.
9uentiy eight miles long. They have a.
o" hooks. Iheyll often land 800 cod. NA
wonder they cost 1900, eh2'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Notice.

WAIST BETTER JOB2 WRITE To
LIIN VEIL A. BILISOLY. INC. ~ Law
f.E norfolk Va. and ask TOR
Your orIortunity.' You VIII get IL
" reform mail
WANTED. EVERY WEARE.R OF A De
cen "tirr o. know that JAHNKT
t.it'~ .>ft.umak els. ei2 East Main
sweet i7 fhe place o. lave u properly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is ] cent per
word, Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with a minimum cost OF 10 cents
for each Insertion The same
rate applies TO deaths, marriages.
obituaries and ain other CLASSIFIED
notices. No display type allowed
I'm The classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
The International
Sunday School Lesson
First Quarter. Lesson a. Genesis Z. 20;
%. 3. January 70, 1907.
Man Made in the Image of God.


Man Made in the Image Of God.
Genesis is essentially pictorial II 8 a
radiant panorama. For the end attended.
its scenic method could not have been
surpassed. The motive OF the book is To-
reveal the reality. personality and power
OF God, 10 show the material universe
as expression % His mind and a
creation % His will: 10 make plain Co
him, mans own constitution and his
relation TO nature and 20 God For the
purpose TO be conserved the form IS
singularly effective. When all is said ana
done by way OF criticism. the book Will
still command respect Theories coz
corning authorship and inspiration may
be altered or discarded. but Genesis viii
never lose its hold upon the universal
human heart
The most remarkable content OF the
book is the thought OF God in the crea-
tion Of man. The radiant enunciatlou ~
this is the rarest jewel in this casket OF
gems. II IS Of practical and priceless
value. With dramatic vlvidneSs the
Father Of the World II pictured as COM
ing 20 a halt in His creative work. In
the last 81 the great and long epochs. He
pauses as n 70 separate and give special
distinction TO what He is now about 10
do. The fact that Il is the last in order
indicates that IL is pre-"mine1t and Gle
mactical. The change in the creative
formula is Also significant The let be"
used seven times Is now changed to "let
us make"-it is the plural of mnje- ty..'
IL Is as II God IS solemnly announ ring
70 Himself His intention % creating
vicar who shall vlsibly represent Hiuse
upon the earth a being is now 90 be
made who shall be like God One vith
whom he can commune at pleasure. and
one who by his intelligence and win shall
bring everything. animate and iuauiulate.
20 ~ best estate Il plealses Him to
create man IN dualism male and f--
male creates He them. He 0rdains thefr
multiplication and com n1is sions them 30
have dominion" with the soucitlde
~ father re indicates the kind. quality.
and abundance OF food prepared FOR them.
And now for the seventh time God spreads
His hands in benediction over all His
works. In the seventh epoch rhere is
cessation from creative work. and Cod
Himself Zives an object lesson apd ex-
ample u respite from toll
Analysis and Key.
I. Genesis pictorial
Effective method
To reveal Cod. the world as His
handlwork and man relation 70
world and Cod
Theories concerning Genesis discard
ed. while for substance book is re-
tainei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Solicitors and Statesmen.

WANTED. EXPERIENCED SHOE
salesman 20 handle. in Atlantic Coast
States ladies'. misses and children's
line. a stylish medium priced shoe.
Ohio manufacturers. Address - 63, care
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
RAID COAL TRAIN.
Freezing Inhabitants of North va
L,;r,o ut Co.-o I'll

kima, Wash, Seize Fuel.
NORTH YAKIMA. WASH. January 10.
A train beaded with coal wac ra1ded At
the station here yesterday by citizens
without fuM and almost twenty car
loads were carried on Pie engine driver
started 60 pun out when the levers hold
Ing tie false bottoms Of the coal cars
were pulled. snd the coal lot down on
the tracks. hundreds have been without
fuel for days with zero weather prevail
Ing Citizens have organized 10 hold up
any coal train that attempts "a pass
here without leaving fuel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
soo.ooo Starving in CHM.

VICTORIA. y c.. January IO.-The
steamer 5hinano. which arrived to-day.
reports that ne famine IN Central China
affects 10000 200. 100000 q whom are
n actual want aud 5000 starving,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ne Norfoik and Southern Railway
Company has established q priurlraf
once lu Norfolk Va
NORFOLK q SOUTHERN RWY ca
~ b. 5. Cannon, PresldeaL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Sealed Proposals.

CONTRACTORS ARE INVITED TO BID
o. SIX modern dwellings 20 be erected on
bellevue Park Richmond. Va CAN at
40. "a North Seventh street for plana
and speoi dcstions BELTFVryr PAX
co. INC Horace L. Smith. General
Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Miscellaneous.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

30 WILL Buy 10-H. p ELECTRIC
motor 500 viii buy Croker Wheeler
IS-H. r. motor. with starting box at
tached all in first-class condition. $50
VIII buy lO-H p. gas engine 2o-H p
boiler and engine Chase: all as good
Is new, now running, 10 quick pur-
chaser a bargain can be had. All baiffD,
and shaftine attached. 5000 feet 3 pipe
almost new: shafting and pulleys: FOR
SIC. three Sturtevant blowers. We paw
highest prices for machinery. copr-ar.
brass. lead zinc and old betting cali
Us up and get prices. THE NJ KEEL
Icy IRON AND METAL co. NNCD
Twentieth and Main Streets. Phone GA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Meetings.

OF MEETING OF STOCK
holders Planters and Merchants Bank
OF South Boston. Va--Notice is hereby
given. pursuant to resolution of the
Board OF Directors that "a meeting 81
tn stockholders Of the Planters and
Merchants Bank VIII be held at the
banking louse OF said bank at South
Hoston, Va. on the 18th day OF January.
1907, at o'clock = NJ for the purpose
or considering the advisability Of CON
Nerrng or rcorganizing said Planters
and Merchants Bank into or as a ma
tonal bank and. 81 deemed advisable
at said meeting 20 do so. OF adopting all
such resolutions as may be necessary or
proper for the purpose OF carrying such
conversion ~ reorganization into eject
pursuant 20 law
BY order 81 the Board Of Directors.
December o. 1906
HENRY EASLEY.
President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Boarding.

LADx4 HAVING LOVELY HOME AID
Joining Lakeside wishes limited num-
her ot adult hoarders. horse and au-
tOmobiir accommodations. references
required Address b 49>, care this
office
WANTED. PERMANENT AND TRANS
ieut hoarders at the ITRAY. 400 r.
Main Street, excellent table, nice
rooms.
'-nlr ,NENT TRANSIENT AND Ia
Die hoardcrs wanted at 5l6 North
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Help-Male and Female.

WANTED. GOOD LABEL COMPOST
tors. steady work and good wages.
Apply 10 THE RANDOLPH PAPER
RON co. 1871 Ross Street