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CHAPTER V,
Curious Confession From Lincoln on
Marv Owens Affair.

= FTER his second meeting with
~ Mary Mr.. Lincoln had little
time to prosecute his addresses
I'm person, for early I'm Deem
Der he was called away to his seat In
the legislature; but, IL his tongue was
silent In the cause his pen was busy.
During the session of the legislature
of 1S36-37 Mr. Lincoln made the ac-
quaintahce OF Mrs. o. II. Browning,
whose husband was also member.
The acquaintance rlpened into friend
ship, and that winter and the next Mr..
Lincoln spent great deal of time In
social intercourse with the Brownlngs.
Mrs. Browning knew nothing as yet Of
the affair with Miss owens, but as the
latter progressed and Lincoln became
more and more involved she noticed
the ebb of his spirits and often rallied
him as the victim of some secret but
consuming passion. With this for his
excuse, Lincoln wrote her after the
adjournment OF the legislature "A full
and connected account of the manner
In which he had latterly been making
"a fool of himself. For many reasons
the publication OF this letter Is an ex-
tremely painful duty. II 1t could be
withheld and the act decently recon
clled to the conscience of biographer
processing to be honest and candid II
should never see the light in these
pages. It's grotesque humor, Its coarse
exaggeratIons in describing the person
of q lady whom the writer was willing
to marry, Its imputatlon Of toothless
and weather beaten old age 10 wo
man really young and handsome, Its
utter lack Of that delicacy of tone and
sentiment which one naturally expects
gentleman TO adopt when he thinks
proper to discuss the merits Of his late
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A Little o. the Same.

"You say you were in the saloon at
the time of the assault referred to in
the complaint" questioned the law
yer
81 was. sor," replied the witness.
did you take cognizance of the
barkeeper at the timer"
81 don't know what he called II
sor, but took what the rest did
Milwaukee Sentinel.
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Springfield. Aug. 1e, 1887.

aug. 10 1906
Friend Mary--You will no doubt think
II rather strange that should write you
a letter on the same day on which we
parted and ] can only account for 1t by
supposing that seeing you lately makes
me think of you more than usual. while
at our late meeting we had but few ex-
pressions of thoughts. You must know
that cannot see you or think OF you with
entire Indifference and yet II may he
that you are mistaken in regard to what
my real feelings toward you are. II
knew you were not / should not trouble
you with this letter. Perhaps any other
man would know enough without further
information, but l consider u my pc
cuiiar right to plead ignorance and your
bounden duty To allow the plea. ! want
in all cases to do right. and most par
ticularly so In all cases with women. |
want ut this particular time more than
anything else 10 do right with you. and
IL ] knew IL would he doing right as l
rather suspect It would. to let you alone
I would do 1t. And. for the purpose OF
making the matter as plain as possible. !
now say that you can now drop the sub
feet, dismiss your thoughts ~ you ever
had any, from me forever and leave this
letter unanswered, without calling forth
ono accusing murmur from me. And l
will even go further and say that, II 1t
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CHAPTER vi.
Lincoln Leaves Love Affairs For Legs
la6ye Work.

"HE majority OF Mr.. Lincoln's bi-
ographers, and they are many
and credulous, tell us that he
walked from New Salem to
Vandalia, distance Of 100 miles, to
take his seat for the first time in the
legislature Of the state. But that Is an
innocent mistake. for he was resolved
to appear with rs much OF the dignity
of the senator rs his circumstances
would permit. For this very purpose
he had borrowed 5000 from Coleman
Smoot, and when the choice between
riding and walking presented itself lie
sensibly enough got into the stage.
with his new clothes on. and rode to
the scene OF his labors.
When he arrived there, he found n
singular state of affairs. Duncan had
been chosen governor at the recent
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Mexico City Excursion,

February Is, via Colorado Midland
railway. Round-trip rate S64, 10, limit
80 days. Choice OF routes, stop-overs,
etc, write l.. II. Harding, Salt Lake
City, for full information.
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a.
~ enc r,,,o, ot ~. ,, S ,,, ;u''' i'' 'N''
In your paper of last Saturday I see a
communication over the SIGNATURE oil
,,.na oro a,,ro,,,,nd g., ~, ro,,r,,nI NO
called upon TO "show their hands"
Agreed Hcrc's mine
go Tor All sharing the prlVi,eges OF INC
hurdcns ConScnnentiv ! 90 for admitting
all whites TO the right OF suffrage who
pay taxes or bear arms (by no means
eXciuu,ns lSma'es, ,, A., ,,,.,.
,ea,,e ~ s,ngamon NV constituents as
well those that oppose as those that sup
port me
Wn'S "ctinE hs their rIp'V ''',i, ~,
smbiccts unnn which have tho means
OF knowing what their will Is. and upon
all others | shall do what my own tudg-
menu tea'heS me WIN ptst nu''uve t"v ,,
for dlstrlbutne tbe proceeds Of the sales
OF the public lands to the several states
to enable our state. In common with ON
ers, TO u,s cana,s anu cohs,paco ,aao ,hs
interest on II
II alive on the first Monday in Novem-
Der | shall vote for Hugh L. WHITE foi
preS'o'h'' very resp''''',S' rNco,N
me eie'''ohs "e'e n,'u v" 'ne nio'
Mohu"v III august anu 'ie e"'nl'".s''
pee"n ABOUT SIX WEEKS VI wv 'hon'n'
peiore' topu''r meetings VIZ ~, -
useu VI ''ie S""s"'hoh ''u'''' '''' ~
St",e ncsis'er' orsans Vi Wv ..Hpe..N'
p"r''es' No' i"irequen',' 'no ee.
ings were o'n'.conii'oSr' y, oo'n pa'
ues.Wner' as i"nco,,, mouru say, VI,
canu'oa'es pun III 'he'' US NnS'
WINE tne "uu'ence rose W .'e uo'sn'
Oh the great "rsuuieh' WIN 'neerS
mu'i's, calcuiis. nsn's anu o''e' eAo,
cises "pproprio'e W 'ne ,'e' ""u VI,
.r"'''''e'eu envy 'en' Vt "'o FREEMAN
ooon'
Inc canu'ua'eS u"'eieu 'ion' on'
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DJtn g .1eF = &C To- iiir,-- -slvU..s-.. IL
I've never been to church vet nor proba-
bly, shall not be soon 1 stay away be-
cause l am conscious I should not know
how to behave myself.
I am often thinking about what we said
OF your coming TO live at Springfield I
am afraid you would not be satisfied
There Is a great deal OF fiourishing about
In carriages here which II would be your
doom to see without sharing It, You
would have to be poor without the means
OF hiding your poverty. Do YOU believe
you could bear that PATIENTLY Whatever
woman may cast her lot with mine
should any ever do 80. It Is my intention
to do all in my power to make her happy
and contented, and there Is nothing l can
imagine that would make me more un-
happy than to fail In the effort. / know
I should be much happier with you than
the way am provided | saw no signs OF
discomfort in you. What you have said
to me may have been In the way OF Jest.
or l may have misunderstood It, IL so.
then let II be forgotten: II otherwise,
much wish you would think seriously be-
fore you decide. For my part, I have al
ready decided. What l have said | will
most positively abide by. provided you
wish 1t. My opinion is that you had bet
ter not do it. You have not been accus-
toned to hardship, and It may be more
severe than you now imagine. l know
you are capable of thinking correctly on
any subject. and II you deliberate mature
1y upon this before you decide. then am
willing to abide your decision.
You must write me a good long letter
after you get this You have nothing else
to do. and. though It might not seem in
teresting to you after you have written It.
1t would be a good deal of company to me
in this busy wilderness Tell your sis
ter l don't want to hear any more about
selling out and moving That gives me
the hypo whenever I think Of 1t. Yours
etc, LINCOLN.
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my respects to Mr. Browning Your sin
ccre friend, a. LINCOLN.
Mrs. q. H. Browning.
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-. a.. -
'' w "o' "" wv ING "' '"S' ""u ~
oiien as tne temptations arise! Ana
where shall the process ccascI A hi.
op;onhy worth writing ot ali 10 vvorth
r.r,,i,,, s,,u,. 49,, ,1e,,.,i,. 49,, a..
""s w" '''"'N''' "h' 'hc
"rlter VINO supprcsses OF mahsics tne
truth IL no better than he who bears
false witness I'm any otl,rr capocjtv
7, ,,,,,, 1000 ,,t.. n,...,,, a,au..
,.I', 80,
uep"''u from iiliholS' anu III that
same month Mr.. Lincoln wrote Mrs.
Browning.
sn,t,,oi, ,.u -, ,o,s
poar N.ao yY,,,,e,,, inu,.,,, r.
hoins o,',sa'tn., I'll - ao
~ 80 ,,,,ch =, ,, ,ts. - 49,. a,a,,.a,
.I,co 80, co., a., ,,,',, IL, 49,.
AZ h, IT, - 80. ,,- y. ..''s -.
order 70 at,.a a ,,,u .,,5 t,,a,,,,.t,.,a "
co,n, ~ e.. ,,,1, - s..,, ~
fcrcd .tnca 7 sou, co., s,au ,,o.ss.. III,
have 20 re,a,, so,no ,h,, harnoroS hosar''
II was ,hor a. ,,a a,,,,,,fn 80 ,sss ~,
, married ,aa, 90 49,. ncn,,at,,,oro, al
VIII n,as 80, ,r,,,,a ~ - IT,,
nhou, 10 noe ,.,s,, 20 hon ro,hor d
othor roto,i,.o, ro.,ai,,r, g., Ison,,,a,,,.' -
,osad 10 ~ a., ~, -, ,.,,,.,, 80. -,
hr,na s,s,o 80 - liz ~ ~, 80,
,,on tSo, : ,,o,,s ,n,,ooo ., ,.onr,s No.,
hrothar~I,- iar, ,,i,,, Iii .,,,.a,,to,,, a..
patch. j, OF course. accepted the pro
posal, Tor you Know could not have done
otherwise had really been averse TO u,
put privately, between you ana me, was
most confoundediy well pleased with the
project. had seen the said sister some
60, o., a.raoa,,i, - %, 80, - -,
Iection 70 niodd,ns I,fa tSrorst, hand IN
hand with her Time N, sacd on the ladv
TOOK her Journey and IN due time re-
turned, sister In company, sure enough
This astonished me a little Tor 1t APP
peared TO me that her coming so readily
showed that she was trlhe too willing:
but on reflection It occurred to me that
she might have been prevailed on by her
married sister TO come without anything
concerning me ever having been mention
ed TO her, and so l concluded that, II no
other objection presented itelf, ! would
consent TO wave THIS All this occurred
| TO me on hearing OF her arrival In the
neighborhood. FOR be II remembered,
had not yet seen her except about three
| years previous, as above mentioned. In
| few days we had an Interview. and, al
though 1 had seen her before. she did
not look as my imagination had pictured
her. L knew she was oversize. but she
now appeared a fair match for Falstaf.
l knew she was called an odd maid" and
l felt no doubt of the truth of at least
halt OF the appelation. but now. when
| beheld her, l could not Tor my life avoid
thinking OF my mother, and this not from
| withered features. for her skin was too
| fun OF fat TO permit of It's contracting
into wrinkles but from her want of teeth.
weather beaten appearance In general and
| from KIM or notion mat ran IN my
head that nothing could have commenced
at the size OF infancy and reached her
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said to carry "a gourtl of postum fat"
and the unhappy victim of his art was
said to he creased and swallowed"
II Is not to he supposed that anybody
ever succeeded In amounting II single
square inch of Mr.. Lincoln's person
with the fat" that dcludcd. but his.
torians aver that the Long Nine" OF
whom he was the longest and clever
est. possessed 'gourds" of cxtraordi-
nary dimensions and distributed
grease" of marvellous virtues. But Of
that ut another place.
In 1896 Mr.. Lincoln was again can
didatc for the Legislature. his col.
leagues on thu Wing ticket In Sanga-
mon being for representatives John
Dawson, William +. Elkln. n. w. Ed
wards, Andrew Mccormick. Dan stone
and X. l.. Wilson and for senators A..
q. Ilcrndon and Job Fletcher. They
were all elected but one, and he was
beaten by John Calhoun.
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e
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w. ". EANEs. psis East Broad Street.
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I. L. BEvER1DGB. Brook Avo. and Clay
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CARRIERS DRUG STORE No. hoe Hull
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! TWENTY EIGHTH AND N STREETS
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3 EAST PHARMACY. No. zsol Q Street.
Street, Petersburg.
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Real Estate For Sale.

FOR SALE. 16O-ACRE FARM, rs
acres cleared; nice b-room dwelling:
six or eight acres In large. original
oak and pine, About fifty thousand
feet Of lumber can be cut of OF the
place: with FL necessary outbuild-s
Ings,land rich, fine creeks and sprinkB;
lovely neighborhood. and farm en-
tirely fenced IN with three strands
Of wire. cedar posts and cross fencc-
Ing also; about As miles west Of this
crop. already pitched. goes with the
farm for the unusually low price OF
sl,250; without the crop, for $1,000,
on reasonable terms. In the above
deal there are 2,0uo feet Of fine sea-
be handled. MCGUIRE g. GASP Eiiis
q S1-2 North Eleventh Street (second
hOOr) VIZ,
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Lost and Found.

LOST. JULY 3D, on SIXTH sTKEEI,
or Broad Street, small white, shaggy
puppy. Finder will please return
same to 613 East Broad Street (up-
stairs), and receive reward.
FOUND, JULY 4TH. CHILD'S COAT.
Same can be had by Identifying and
applying at No.S2 Z. Franklin
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LANDS FOR SALE ON VIR-
gnia Airline Railroad. FluvaTna
county, Va. 150-acre farm. With
feet sawed lumber. Price. $1,000
Two miles from railroad. l55 acrcs
all timber land. 100000 feet sawed
lumber 1000 railroad ties: price
1880; two miles from railroad. on
easy terms, Address ]. r. ELAN
charlottesville, Va. Wants to be sold
to a quick buyer.
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Wants
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TIIn, RATE for Clnsalnod Want Adver.
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The classified columns.
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Notices.

Office Of the Mayor, the City Hall.
Richmond. Va, July 9. 1907.
SOME ONE UNKNOWN TURNED IN
false alarm Of fire at box No. 81,
at Thirteenth and Cary. Streets. on
M. This act was In violation of sec
ton 20 of chapter SO OF the City
Code OF 1899, and subjects the Of.
fender, upon conviction. to a fine OF
not less than $500 nor more than
the Mayor by section 81 Of chapter
d Sc Of the City Code OF 1898, q re-
4 ward Of one hundred dollars (S1OO9
IS hereby offered for the arrest and
conviction Of the person or persons = :
Thirteenth and Cary Streets on sun
q day, June 30th, at about 7:60EP. M.
q CARLTON MCCARTHY, Mayor.
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Solicitors & Salesman.

ExPERIENCED I HOUSE
salesman and shipping clerk, Hst B.
< GOODRlDGE CO., Wholesale Grocers.
Norfolk, Va, ~ I; s -
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Agents Wanted.

AGENTS. IF YOU NEED a LITTLE
4 fortune quick, sell our patented
household specialties. WOOLVER,
me Co. Pittsburg, Pa.
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WANTEp for y s Army
and 35, citizens OF United States. of
good character and temperate habits.
who can speak, read and write Eng
lIsh. Men wanted now for service IN
scruiting officer, $40 East Broad Sc,
Richmond. Vu,; s123 Sycamore ST.. Pes
tersburg, Va: or Columbia Building,
Cranky St., Norfolk, Va.
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MEN. TO LEARN BARBER
trade; new system; any one can
penses earned while learning, Steady
z position guaranteed when through,
Write for free catalogue, MOLER,S
BARBER COLLEGE. 207 Bowery.
New York City. ~
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WANTED. TWO INEXPERIENCED SODA
a fountain dispensers, alternating SIX
y hours one day and twelve hours the
position for capable men, Apply in
Y nerson or by mail to HANGERS
PHARMACY, Portsmouth, Va,
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PARLOR SUITE, ODD CHAIRS AND
touches 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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PIANO TUNING.

PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED ny
our expert factory workmen at mod
crate prices. Our work Is Of the
finest:s satisfaction guaranteed. II
your Instrument Is in need of repair,
let us make you an estimate on same.
4 STIEFF's, 2O5 East Broad Street.
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Situation Frofessio nal.

GENTLEMAN EDESIytES POSITION IN
fall as teacher. William and Mary
man: Bryant g. Stratton graduate
-Four years. experiences; practical,
p thorough. zealcus '.ARITHMETI.
+ CLAN" care this Office.
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Board Wanted.

BY GENTLEMAN, FOR
four or five weeks, large. airy, WELL
furnished front room, bathroom ads
Joining, and breakfast State terms
II 44 care this office.
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the mall order business; began with
81 Sc. ANY one can do the work home
in spare time. Send for free books
let, Tolls how to get started. MAN
AGER, Box 839. Lockport. n. =.
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Situation Wanted Female,
Help-Male and Female.

WANTED, TWO MEN AND TWO
young ladies' to work city trade. Ap.
PLY to-day. TO 6, Ill South Twelfth
Street.
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GOOD PAY.-MENl WANTED EVERY
where to task. signs, distribute cir
tculars. sample S as etc. No canvaEsinE.
y RATIONALE DIST. BUREAU, Cl4icago.
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AT ONCE, SEVERAL, COM,
petent candy spinners; steady work
given right parties. SOUTHERN
CANDY CO.. Emporia, Va.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL Pos1TIoNS.-rWO
seppSern
one az superintendent,s and the other
as principal OF ,high school. In some
live Virginia city,. Both arc gradus
u seven years Buccessfuluexperience In
all departments of school-room work
II necessary. can carry some stran &
teachers. Personal interyiew may be
Is wanted. here ia strong pair
Address SUPERINTENDEN T5 AND
V PRINCIPAL, Times Dispatch once
- Richmond Y g - -
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For Sale.

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
East Main Street, buy, SELL exchange
and remount diamonds in the latest
styles, Old gold and silver taken In
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GET OUT OF THE WET JOBS WON'T
be so easy to get next year. We
can use 500 lnachinists:S highest
wages; steady employment guaran-
teed; transportation advanced to
1nachinists having trst-class refer:
encss. positively make no charge
IN any way. manner. shape or form
- for securing Jobs for machinists
Address, with references, POST otfic e
Box 457. Cincinnati, Q,
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EVERY DEPOSITOR IN A BANK 1s
equally entitled to the greatest se-
curity and the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. OF RICH
and invites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities OF strong,
large, courteous bank. Assets,
$4,000, 10000. Organized April. 1885
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CAN HELP FIVE OR SIX
young men of good character who
for small pay. Cali at 1iiis sCapitoIl
Street, third floor.
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REGISTERED PHARAIACIST: EASY
place; Sundays off; age no objection,
Address Box 2oi, fredericksburg.
II YA, 81.
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STONE HAND WANTED; PERA1A...
PRESS CO.. Petersburg. va.
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LET US CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS.
a NATIONAL WINDOW CLEANING
CO., 1912 East a1ain Street. Phone
3l45
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Dividend Notices.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co..
once Of the Treasurer,
Wilmington, NJ c., June %, 1907.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF At
lantica Coast Line Railroad Company
Cent. on the Common Capital Stock
4 Of that Company. payable at the of
flce of the Treasurer, at Wilmington.
NC, on and after July 10th, 1907,
~ to RStocishcldcrss OF record on the 21st
day OF sJuns. 1907. Tho transfer
books sareg closed from rne s21st day
* Of June 1907 to thaa1 tn day OF July,
1907, Fbothf dates inclusive. s3iffs
9 JAMES FL POST, Treasurer.
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WANTED, TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
and schools torateachers. THE Wiz
GINA TEACHERS ID BUREAU Rev.
r, w, Crtdlan. Manager, Name hester.
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Help Wanted-Male

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good Income corresponding for
newspaperG; experience unnecessary.
4 Send for particulars. PRESS SYM
& DICTATE, Lockport. N. Y.
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BUGGY UMBRELLAS AND CARRIAGE
sun shades at w. g. SMITHS. Fifth
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Miscellaneous.

: NATIONAL WINDOW ss CLEANING
CO.. 1912 East Main Street; phone
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LARGE, COOL ROOMS CAN BE FOUND
by exposition visitors at RED
HOUSE, corner Twenty sixth Street
y and Ruf1ln way, Ocean View car line,
Villa Heights, Norfolk Va. - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06

EVERY WEARER or A
decent watch to know that JAHNKE
BROS, Watchmakcrs, 912 East Main
Street, Is. the place to have 1t proper
w repaired
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06

FOR SALE, TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS.
at SEQ each, in East End Of Rich,
mond. lit will pay you to look after
these at once. MCGUIRE & CASPER,
! lila North Eleventh Street (second
nonrl N. -. s.. l---..-L 81. ~ -.sl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06

handsome 7-room house, with all
modern conveniences. broad and deep
lot at s2,600 on reasonable terms.
: MCGUIRE & CASPER. Z Ia North
Eleventh Street (second fioor).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
Rates Reasonable.
Quality Counts,
HOTEL MONTICELLO

Ocean and Kentucky Ave, near all nttrao-
tons. New ..s.throughout. ATLANTIC
APPOINTED Il HOTEL AT MODERATE
RATES. Elegant rooms with bath, Table
and service of highest standard. Hone-
liko surroundings. Liberal ownership man
Asement Capacity 600. Special rates SO
up weekly; sd up daily illustrated book
lat. A. CONRAD EStiOLM. s.