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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-13
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Times Dispatch Bra1lc hes'

The following Branch Offices have been
established for the benefit OF those living
ut a distance from tho Main Office OF The
Times Dispatch. rho Times Dispatch
Wants left ut any OF these branches Will
receive tic same careful attention as
though they had been left at tho Main
Office, ana there Will be ITO extra cost to
tho advertiser: tss
sLAuGliTERs DRUG STORE, Twenty
nth and venable Streets.
+ Nv. ". EANEs. 2sls East Broad street.
A. a. SCOTT. Tweh,y-nfth und Broad
Streets.
3 WILLIAMS PHARMACY. Twenty nfst and
Mnrshall Streets.
{ TARRANT, GRANT & CO.. Toushee and
Broad Streets.
G. w. LAT1MER., No. 500 West Marshall
Street
,rHoapsoS's DRUG STORE, no. 15sl
West alain Street.
l. IL. BEyERlDGE. Brook Avenue and
Clay Street
1.ADY,s DRUG STORE Barton Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. 1900 WIZ
linmsburg Avenue. Fulton.
ROBINS pHARMACY. no. 200 East Mar
shall Street.
CITY DRUG STORE, 40. 144t Last Main
Street. corner Fifteenth.
JuDsoN cuNSINGHAM, No, 2os7 East
Main, corner Twenty-iirst.
WALLIS PHARMACY. No. sa4 South Pine
d KIRK-pAnRIsH CO. NO az East Broad
Street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. 40. sol
West Cary Street.
EATON PHARMACY. Twen,y-eieh,h and
n Streets
ElsoNs PHARMACY. No. ll9 Canal
j. Y LEWIS, No. East Brosl Street
1iUNDLEY & WALKER. Twenty 9th and
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Sealed Proposals.
4 HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.

SEALED PROPOSALS Will DO receiv--
ed by the Grcensyille County School
Board until noon THURSDAY, APRIL
Is, 1907, ut the office of the Spperin-
'tondent, Emporia, Va. for the erection
Of a High School building.
Plans and specifications may he seen
at the office of the Superintendent, En-
poria, Va, and at the office Of Albert
il, Hunt. Architect 1907 East Main
street Richmond, Va.
All bids must be ACCOMPANIED. by q
certified check for $3.50, payable to
guarantee that the bidder Will enter
into contract for the amount of his
bid ana execute u surety ,company's
bond forf40 per cent OF his contract
price within ten days from date OF
acceptance of proposal for the faithful
performance OF contract.
s'& The right Is reserved to accept or re-
ject any or al proposnls.'
M ~ HENRY X AfACL h
Superintendent, Emporint Va 4
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RAILROAD news
FR0MALL POINTS,
Advance Guard OF Pickpoeket
Army Doing Business on the
Railway Lines.
AUsTLlNG AT yAMEsIoWNI
Samuel Adsit Will Be General
Agent Of the New Virginia
# Road. tA

All the railroads arc rushing mt.
tiers at Norfolk, Newport Nows, Old
Point, Portsmouth and tho Jamestown,
Exposition Grounds, SO as to be In "a
readiness to handle the crowds that
will begin to flock there within tho
next week or ten days. The tracks and II
sheds that are being built at tho
grounds are nearly completed, and tho
terminal facilities IN Norfolk Ports.
mouth and the other nearby points are
being temporarily expanded ss5
The advance guard Of the army ofA
piclSpockets which is to invade the ter
rtory about tho jamestown Exposition #
this coming summer has arrived. and Il
&by-way Of keeping their hands In they III
are dong some business on the railway
trains out from Norfolk and Newport
News. A few days ago two Eentle-
men had their pockets picked on q s
Chesapeake and Ohio train between ri
Newport News and this city. One OF n
the unfortunates was O minister OF 81
this city, who had been down on the IN
Peninsula to fill q vacant pulpit ten h
porarily and, as might have been cx-
pected. his lost pocketbook contained
only a small amount Of cash, but the #
other gentleman had a moro plethorlc n
wallet. and his loss was something over
q hundred dollars. w
Mr. l.. SEWER. traffic manager OF tho
Sea board Air Line. has also been elected
first vice president OF tho system.
Samuel M. Adslt, general freight and
passenger agent OF the St. Joe and I
Grand Island. will leave that road on q
May LIST to take "a like position on the
vrginian Railway, better known as 4
tho Underwater. His Headquarters Will Y
be in Norfolk. IA
The Norfolk and Western Railway,
| 1t is reported has ordered 5000 tons
Of steel rails from the Pennsy lvaniaH
| steel Company.
5 i5 1s,5. siisi
The Tennessee and North Carolinasa
which runs from Newport, Ten n, tos
4 Watervillo and Mount Sterling. N. Co
twenty miles, will, 1t is reported, builu8
an extension to Canton, N. G., and also
/ from the other end of Newport to-
i Knoxville, Tenn. It Is rumored that
| the louisville and Nashville Is! back
OF this movement, although 1t Is also
| said that the Southern may be con-
cerne
4 The Corporation Commission yesster-ls
day heard argument on the petition
i Company, to DO allowed to abandon
4 some Of the passenger trains now be-
\ ing operated over Its lines. The COM
|pany was represented by Hon. Eppai
Il Hunton. Jr.. and the citizens, whoz ops
\ posed the mod ihcntion Of the sch edule,
were represented by Mr. William N II
4 .Justis, Jr. The Commission took the
case under yadvisement
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Miscellaneous.
SUMMER HOME.

ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO,
about fifty miles above Richmond. and
erick's Hall Station Louisa county.
An ideal place for n poulD'y farm or
( small tobacco farm Place contains
forty acres, all under hog-proof
built last fall Good shade and we'll
watered, and In q good fruit section.
Improvement consist OF room
tenant house and log barn. both in
need or repairs. II you are looking
and q place you will be proud Of, this
site will suit you. Price $500 Adj
dress FARM, No. GOO State Street.
cftv .f5a 5il ~ re- -sal lH sIt4
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.

AT CUT PRICES. WE BOUGHT A LOT
Of Red Oak Half Soles, and we Will
give you the benefit. II YOU VII cut
this out and bring shoes. Mems
half soles, sewed, Toe, cut to 5oc:
ladies', 60c.. cut to 40c. Mems mar
45c., cut to soc. This coupon good
only with cash until April l3th.
DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY, ZIG East Main Street.
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Property Transfers.

Rlchmond: Henry s. Wallerstein ana
wife 20 LEILA May Carr, % feet on west
line Thirty-fourth Street, 80 feet north
or Marshall Street, subject to deed or
trust for s495.9s, $525,
Allen G. Collins, special commissions
5er, to- Julian w. Tyler II feet on south
line Of Broad Street, so feet west OF
Jonn Joseph Holzbaeh to Robert
HolHbnch, interest In 20 feet on east
side of Coutts Street. $3.50. s
Rosa Holzback to same, interest In
20 feet on east side OF Coutts Street,
Robert Holzbach to Thomas G, Tins
ley 20 feet on south line of Coutts
Street. 1O4t feet west OF First street
Jack Temple to NJ p, Hoge. IT., IS
8 1-2-la feet on south line OF Hanover
Street, 81 feet west of Cedar Street
same to Albert w. Payne. 80 feet on
south limo OF Hanover Street, al feet
west OF Cedar Street, $1,000.
j. IT. Jones to stephen D. and Sarah
Reid, is, feet on east line Of Thirty
$3.50,
Iienrlco: James NJ shurm to Pascal
Arnall, S10a acres between Wllliams-
burg and Darhytown4 Roads. about two
miles east, of Richmond. 81 400,
Pascal Arnall and wife to Henry A,
Evans, same property described In deed
next above. $t,400 ~
to Mamie IL eWoods dots Nos. II, 8
and l6. in block y, section one, nlanI,ol
Highland Springs, $500. Sl
d. D. Coldiron and Wife to ChDr1es ~
Childrey. 81 acres. about q Nft mile
! east Of Richmond, saa5.
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ABANDON BANQUET.
Richmond College to Hold
Smoker Later on Instead.

Secretary Claude NJ. Dean. of the
Richmond College Alumni Association
announced yesterday that the purpose
of the association to hayein banquet at
the Westmoreland Club on Monday
night, had been abandoned. and tina,
later on there will be q smoker at the
Hermitage Golf Club instead. 7f
1t Is understood that the proposeds
banquet was abandoned for the reason
that 1t will not suit the conv nienca3
Of large number OF prominent meln-s
5bers to attend Monday night, szas
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Secretary and Treasur

State of Virginia, City Of Richmond
to Wit: gS 48
III. Gus Bernier. n notary nublic in and
for the city OF Richmond, do certify that
II. r. Fuller Secretary tand Tdeasurer
OF the Home Brewing Company. has ac-
knowlcdgedl the same heforeKme in my
CITY aforesaid 1teiIe fff
e Given under9my hand this 81 day Of
April. 19o7.sEh GUS, .RaiaNlisR
8lflsi fe Notary Public.
Commission expires July rs, 19os.) t,5
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Notice.

EVERY DEPos1ToR in a BANK is
equally entitled to tho greatest So
curity and the best service. TILE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.s OF R1C1I-
MOND. VA, undoubtedly affords both,
and invites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities OF strong,
large. courteous bank Assets S9.-
100000. Organized April, 1866.
SPECIAL AND PATENTED A1ACHIN-
cry built Why not have your ideas
developed, manufactured and market
ed? Liberal proposition: will save you
money G. Il. FORD CO., 'Trigg Ship
yard. Phone 3028.
STUDENTS!--5OC WILL BRING FORM
ula for best known tooth powder
Can sell at IS per cent. profit: in-
gradients easily procured. Box %,
Elizabeth City. n. c.
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CITY BoNps FOR SALE,

BY oRI,ER OR TH Il COUNCIL OF THE
: civ OF Rndford, Va. its Finance Com
mttee offers for sale 100000 ! per
cent. gold bonds, issued to refund
the old town bonds, bearing 6 per
cont. interest; @also $4,000 per cent.
building, street improvements, etc.
These arc thirty-yenr bonds, Bids
win be received til April AZ. 1907.
Tho right to reject any and all bids
Is reserved,
FINANCE Committee: !.
~. r.. 13OBFRTS
II ~, 4ajssF ~ .R. u. NOELLI.
n. O.. SCOTT.
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GEYSER1TE.

THE KING or TOILET SOAPS. MADE
In Denver. Colo, from natural pro-
ducts of the Rocky Mountain. region.
Get sample. It's free. Battle with
It, shave with it, use 1t on your
teeth. Put 1t to the hardest test
you can devise for soap, and YOU
will agree with us that 1t Is the
King OF Soap. Price 10c, sample
free, at leading drug and depart
ment stores.
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CHILDREN's CHORUS. &
General Rehearsal to Be Held at
Y, M. C. "A. To-Day.

A general rehearsal of the entlra.T
club Will be held at tho Young Mems
Christian Association Hall, Sixth and
Main Streets, to-days Mt IL o'clock I.nnny::
The children are requested 10 prlng
with them any.of the music or books
that they may have at their home,
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FOR SALE, AT RAWLINGS, VA, I 5.
good mules. just out of work and In
good condition, VIII sell cheap to
quick buyer. T. j. SHEPHERD, Chess
4 ter Va.
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WANTED, SETTLED WHITE WOMAN
to cook and help ganorally,in coun-
and good home. Apply u. skIPWiTH,
Charlottesville, Va
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Help Wanted Female.

"a GOOD COOK WANTED AT 81 SOUTH
Beach Street.
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WANTED, no, EXCHANG re a sPIlN Cla-
Tian trap for q high cart. Phone
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Tax Notice.
C...cc Collector City Taxes, City Hall,
Richmond. Va. April 1. 519U7.
LICENSE TAX
CITY LICENSES
FOR THE YEAR 1907

have been placed In my hands for coll
lection, and arc due now, as follows:
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The Norfolk and Western Railway,
1t is reported has ordered 5000 tons
OF steel rails from the PENNSYLVANIA
Steel CnmpnnY. 80 .A9L
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$3.50 PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP FOF.
cash. Reliable make. Owner leaving
city. Address ESP, care this Office.
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Real Estate-For Sale.
Business Opportunities.

lWANTED, a PARTNER WITH $500.
Golden opportunity to make money
at the Jamestown Exposition. Full
information on application. Conces-
sion made 300 per cent. at Buffalo
and st. Louis. No buildings to con-
struct or salaries to pay. Money IN
vested VIII be protected with prop
erty. Answer to T.. w. MURPHY, Gen
cral Delivery, Norfolk, Va.
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GOOD WASHER AND IRONER DE.
s.res work for private families. Ad,
dress 713 Bowe Street,
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Wants
ONE c1s1Jr a WORD. II

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is ! cent per.
word, With a minimum cost OF
10 cents for each insertion, when
paid in advance, and rs cents
when charged. The same rate
applies to deaths, marriages, oblt.
uaries and all other classified
notices. Nc display type allowed
in the classified columns.
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TUXEDO AND DRESS SUITS FOR
rent. SCHN URAlAN, 018 u. Main st
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DRESS SUITS FOR RENT.
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INCuBAToRs.

APRIL AND MAY MATCHED CHICKS
come livelier, thrive better and ma
ture as early, because 1t is natures
own season. Chas. "A. Cypher's In
cubntors and breeders give i ss trou-
BILE than setting hen. We are his
agents and carry full stocks. Chick
en- feeds speciality. w. J. TODD.
426 n. Sixth Street.
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION 5RESTAU-
rant and Cafe Concession, with liquor
privilege. niwatcr-front. Owner de-
s1res $4,000 toacomplete building@hna
equipment either on loan basis or
viii sell interest. Address "QUICIi,''
this Office
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
RED BASKET DIlvILED CRABs,

WE BRING THEM no YOUR DOOR.
Can we do any more? ca Gall up G0 : ~
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J. W. CUNNINGHAM,
Collector City Taxes.
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GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO BUY FINE
drug store central corner: onesof the
best towns Virginia: $4,000 stock;
must sell; take e-tfiird value. an
A swer quick. Box 910. Richmond, Va,
care w. Fl. Roy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-13

WANTED, FIRSTcLAss COOK FOR
institution; modern conveniences and
good salary; male preferred. Write
to DIR. j. EDWARD HARRIS; Iron
yilla. Va. 81 ~ - $780,
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Agents Wanted.

AGENTS WANTED FOR w. j. SBRY-i
ans one-yolume work, "rhe World
and Its Ways. GOO pages. over 200
offered Books ready for delivery.
Send 500 for canvassing outfit and
territory. Address CIIAS. L.. VAN
NOPPI1N, Greensboro, N. c.. general
South, Cnrolina.5eta II ~ E,Ta
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Help Wanted-Iylale.

WANTED, "A GOOD MAN FOR HANG
ing all kinds or relief decorations, u
good job for the right man; one
known to the trade preferred. Apply
If own handwriting, giving reference,
to II 533, care this office.
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Personal.

EVERY DEPOSITOR IN A BANK Is
equally entitled to the greatest Sc
First National Bank Of Richmond,
Va. undoubtedly affords both, and In
vites accounts from all classes need
ing the facilities Ola strong, large,
Organized April, 1865. 81,
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO VISIT
the South's largest furniture store,
i at Adams and Broad JURGIINS.
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WANTED. REGISTERED OR REGIS
tered assistant drug clerk; must be
Is sober administrations. Address. CAT
EEINE, P.-O. Box 50, Norfolk, Ma.
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LOST, THURSDAY, GOLD CLASP
bracelet (clIased work).& Finder re-
turn 10 Mr.. AiAuRI, National Bank
ct Virginia, and receiver reward
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Lost and Found.

LOST, IE'fN ZEN NINTH AND CARY
and EiGhthand Alain q black pocket
book containing S37. Reward IL re-
turned to ". q. BEW,5l6 Louisiana
Street, Fulton.
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WANTED. JOB coMPOsIToRs.
steady work; must be sober and re-
liable. PRINTER, care Times-Dis-
patch, Richmond. Va
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PEN E-SyYOMING II COPPER STOCK;
dividends Q per cent. payable 3 per
cent. quarterly. Limited amount for
sale. al s1.2h per share. Address *
l45, this office. 81
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flats For Rent.

I WANTED !, rIiST-IN FLOOR FLAT or#4
rooms and bath, llinfurnished,E by gen
tleman and wife. Address, with par
tlculars, t. 4G3, care this office. 31
FOR RENT, SEVERAL. LARGE CON-
Meeting rooms. setond floor, With
}dining-room. tlitchehs and servants
rooms at 1Q4 N.sNinth, NJ.
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WANTED, FREIGHT CAR CARPEN-
tiers and car rcpairmen. Apply to
WAY SHOPS, both at Seventeenth
Street and Fulton.
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN no TAKE
charge Of bindery; state experience
and qualifications. Address J 65, care
this Office @ t
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WANTED, TWO BOOKKEEPERS. APP
ply by mail to ATLANTIC BTU
LlTH1C Co, Box 372. stating ex-
pcrience and salary desired. Only
tirst-cluss, competent men wanted.s
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FOR SALE, RETAIL GROCERY AND
liquor business; fine liquor trade,
paying we'll; will sell cheap. Apply at
S32 i. Main Street. Room H.
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LOST, NECKLACE ROPE OF SEED
pearls with turquoise beads. Reward
II returned tp...JEFEEKS.oN.. 1ioTEI 4,
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THE ANNUAL, NlI1ET1NG OF THE MU-
Will be held ut the office OF the so
clety.3 MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1907, at
O'Clock, T.. NJ. EDWIN A. PALMER,
Prncipul Agent.
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FOR SALE. THE STOCK FIXTURES
and good Will Of the! drug business
which was successfully conducted for
ncr Of Twenty fifth and Broad Streets
by the, late Albert A. Scott DR.. r.
HUNTER SCOTT, phone SOB.
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WANTED, SO LABoRERs AND G CAR
pcnters. Must be- hustlcrs Apply
1AIPRO VEAlENT FOREMAN. Amerl-
can Locomot tive Works
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F.r Sale.

WANTED, TO SELL A FEW SHARES
Of stock in Fair apanl Company;
Japanese conces.s on from the James
town Exposition Company; large re-
turns on stock; send for propectus.
Address FAIR JAPAN COMPANY.
Atlantic Trust Building, Norfolk. ~.
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Millinery.

AM NOW SHOWING NEW. UP-TO-
date models in spring ln millinery nc I'M,
fine pattern hats. iReady-to wear
hats in all shapes; everything in
millinery line: also my Suit and
Ready to- Wear Department complete.
Mrs. JULIUS BEAR 1423 Z. Main st.
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& WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED PACK
er. Apply at once c. II. SAUER co.
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FOR SALE, A COMPLETE EQUIP
1nent of steam laundry machinery
This machinery has been used only
& a few months; now connected and in
good running order. Engine. boiler,
tank and pumps go with the outfit.
z II. EpDINS,3 Orange, Va.
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REPAIRS AND RENEW
ais, including engine. boilers and all
other Kind OF work that made Rich
nlond famous in the past. G.. B. FORD
CO. Trigg Shipyard. Phone 302S
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED SHIP
ping Clerk. Apply at once G. Il.
18 SAU Err CO.
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.
STANDING TIMBER FOR SALE.

NINE TRACTS OF VIRGINIA YELLOW
acres in Il tract, and aggregating 30,-.
600, 900 feet For further information
write s. Y. GILLIAN, Church Road,
We Va. 81. !. as - EE
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raB RICHMOND VA SATURDAY, APRIL 49, 1907
y Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Meetings.

TILE ANNUAL. NETTING or THE
Stockholders Of tho RICHMOND
HORSE SHOW ASSOCIATION viii DO
Held ut 500 East Main street, Rich
1nond, Va, i T.. Nj, Wednesday,, April
2ith.5 atH w. O.ElVAItTtft.N,
Asst Sec'y e Treas.
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WANTED AN INEXPERIENCED GRO
Gerry clerk at once. Address D SOC.
care this Office
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, 25 ELECl
TRlCAL S5yVIREM EN- APPLY TO
WIN. "A. BURCkAItD & Co, 81 COM
MERGE ST, NORFOLK, VA.
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MAMMOTH BRONZE 8 TURKEY EGGS.
Mrs. GEO. NJ. WEST P.-O. Box $50.
Richmond, Va.
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DRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS FOR
rent. sCHNURMAN. 918 II, Main st.
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Samuel M. 5Adsit, general freight and
passenger agent OF the ST. Joe and
Grand Island. will leave that road on
I May LIST to take a like position on the
virginian Railway, better known as
be in Norfolk.
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WANTED, ONE. FIRST CLASS SHOE
maker. Wages $40 to $l4 per week.
Apply 1901 West Main.
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Professional Help Wanted,

WANTED, TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers. THE YIR-ss
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU, Rev.
r, w Crldlin. Manager, Manchester.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-11-06
A Remarkable Building.

A certain young society man was
much given to telling exaggerated
stories and was rapidly gaining a
reputation for untruthfulness which
worried his friends and particularly
his. chum, who demonstrated with
him and threatened to disown him if
be did not mend his ways.
Charlie" said he, you must stop
this big story business of yours or
you are going to lose me as a friend.
Nobody believes a word you say, and
you are getting to be a laughing
stock"
Charlie admitted that he was aware
of the fact but complained that he
could not overcome his fault, try as
he would. He suggested hat had he
but somebody beside him when he
started to elaborate upon his tale, to
tread on his foot, he was sure he
could break the habit.
A few days later they were invited
to a dinner party and his chum
agreed to sit next to Charlie and step
on his toe if he went toofar. All went
we'll until the subject of travel was
brought up. One of the company
told Of an immense building that he
had seer when on a trip up the Nile.
This started Charlie, who at once be-
gan to describe a remarkable build
ing he had seen while on a hunting
trip on the northern border of India.
ut was one of the most remarkable
buildings, 1 presume, in the world"
said he. "Its dimensions we found to
be three miles in length, two miles
In height, and"-as his watchful
friend trod on his toe-"two feet
wide."-"Under the Spreading Chest
nut Tree" in Everybody's.