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nounced his appointments as follows Evan Parnell, assistant chief; E C. Stanley, Oscar ParnelI, John J. Minor, Monroe MeAks. J. R. 1Iargrove, J. M, Reidinser. V. H. Boyd, John Wilson, w. F. Phillips. ] P. Smart, patrolmen A. J. Mitchell and L. Cason. stock men; Albert Adams and George Carr. patrol drivers.
 Fire Appointments.
 Fire Chief Briner announced the following appointments:
 Assistant Chief--F. P King.
 Engine House No. 1-George Afford. Ed Perdue, Jesse Afford Clyde Vow ell and Robert Ballard
 Engine House No.. Tim Holland and E. B. Toney. Toney succeeds Fletch Seymour here E. E. Toney is a brother of Mayor W. L. Toney He recently returned from Central Amer ica.
 New Standing Committees.
 The following standing committees were named by Mayor Toney:
 Finance-Fred Fox. J. H. Hudson and William Nichol.
 Fire--.J. H. Hudson. J. H. Dellmon and J. A. Clement
 Cenletery-J A. Clement Fred Fox and c. F. Dunnington.
 Public Works--William Nichol, c. F. Dunnington and J. H. Dellmon.
 Police-Gabe Meyer, J. A. Clement and Dr. 4. c. Jordan,
 Ordinance-J. H. Dellmon, Gabe Meyer and Fred Fox.
 Sanitary-C. F. Dunnington, Dr. 4. C. Jordan and Gabe Meyer.
 Water and Light-Dr. \. C Jordan. William Nichol and J. H. Hudson
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WOULD REPEAL
 ANTI TRUST ACT
Opinion of Hon. J. F. Rutherford,
 Chairman of Democratic State ..z4ss, Central Committee.

The following open card was is sued today by the chairman of the Democratic state central commit tee:
 To the General Assembly: My at tention has been called to the ques- tion which is now going the rounds of the state as to whether or not the Browning-Lee bill will repeal the antitrust law. As q member of the last state convention and more particularly as chairman of the state Democratic central com mittee, l became interested in this question for know it was the sense of the last state convention to preserve intact the antitrust act Of 1905. so l took it upon myself to lay the matter before several prom inent attorneys. and it is their unanimous opinion that the Brown l inG-Lee bill will repeal the anti trust law l refer more especially to Hon. Lewis RhotOn of this city, who gave it to me as his unquali- fled opinion that the effect of the Browning-Lee bill would be to re- peal eth antitrust law and at the same time authorized me to quote him to this effecet.
 !. F. RUTHERFORD,
 Chairman Democratic State Centrai
 Committee.
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FOR SALE-A BARGAIN-TERMS.

520 acres timber land, oak and nick ory. Heavy saw mill boiler and en- zine complete with other machinery goes with it. Timber estimates 4,O00 feet to acre. Machinery on Cotton Belt. railroad with switch.
 A. A. LIE LAURIN,
 Box 237, Pine Bluff, Ark. Two neatly furnished rooms for rent, 400 West 9th.
 For sale, locomobile automobile runabout. Apply G. H. Adams.
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WANTEp-AT ONCE, SIX GOOD IN
side wiremen: all winter Job; good
wages. Apply to G. w. r. STJD-
+ MAN, Fordwiclk, Va.
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HAVE Railway men
BEEN IN CONFERENCE Z.
Runlor Says They Met at Wal
dorf-Prcsidents Make J,
Denial. Y

NEW YORK. September 6.--The
gathering OF the presidents OF several
Wetsern railroads, WHO have been III
this city attending board meetings
deferred from the summer months.
gave rise to we'll defined report late
to-day that tho executives OF certain
roads had met In quiet conference at
the Waldorf Astoria to-day to discuss
the new law under which the rail-
roads have been forced to charge to
operating expenses certain items that
heretofore had been charged to con-
struction account. "A
1t was further reported that one
or more OF the presidents had had a
telephone conversation with President
Roosevelt's secretary at Oyster Bay.
Presidents of several trunk lines de-
MED tonight that any such conference
had been held.
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WANTED, A POSITION IN. PRIVATE.
family to teach usual English
branches and beginners in music.
References exchanged. Address Miss
EVA REAMS, Lilburn, Powhatan va
WANTED, a POSITION AS ASSIST.
ant bookkeeper, by a, young lady.
Address Miss *. care this Office.
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WANTED, GIRLS TO OPERATE EN-,
yeiope machines HERNDoN &
LESTER, 2002 East Main.
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Uimrs.D igpatrb Brancbes.

Tho following Branch Offices have been
established for the benefit OF those living
Mt distance from the Main Office OF The
Times- Dispatch The Times- Dispatch Wants
lief. at any OF these branches Will receive
the same careful attention as though they
hna been left at the Main Office. and there
viii be no extra cost to the advertiser:
SLAUGHrER's LUG STORE, ,rwenly,fifth
ard sennble street,
w. +. ZANE. ISIS East Broad Street.
a. a. SCOTT, Twentyfifth ana Broad Its.
wlLLfAMs's PHARmACY, Invent. first and
Marshall Streets.
TARRANT., GRANT q CO., Fousheo ind
Broad Streets.
g. ". LATIaER, No. 500 West Mar hall 81.
THoMpso DRUG STORE. No. .521 West
Main Street.
j. L. BEvERiDGE. Brook Ave. and Clay ct.
iRADYs DRUG STORE. Barton Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, o. 1900 Will
liamsbur Avenue. Fulton.
ROBINS PHARM ICY, No. 200 East Mar
shall Street
CITY DRUG STORE, No. 1iii East Main
street, corner fifteenth
sJCESoN CUNNINGHAM. No. 2o?7 East
Main stre-t. corner Twenty-first.
WALL1s's PHARMACY. No. asi south Pine
Street
KlkK-pARRIsH co. N. Az East Broad
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. SOL West
Cary Street.
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty-oig and
N Streets,
RIsoN's PHARMACY. No. I1s Canal street.
HUNDLEY e WALKER. 1wenty-fifth and
Leigh Streets.
j. T. LEWIS. No. East Broad Street.
HoHrHsIDE PHARMACY. riftn and Baker
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CAVALRY WINS
DRYDEN TROPHY
Massachusetts Beats Marylond ia
One-Thousand-Yard Com
petition.

SEAG1RT, N. r.. September e.--The
$4,000 Dryden trophy and $3.50 cash, the
most coveted prize offered at the New
Jersey Rifle Association tournanlent,
was won to-day In an exciting finish
BY tho United States cavalry team with
LOCI points Massachusetts was Sec
ond with OFT.
In the thousand-yard competition.
Massachusetts and Maryland contested
holly for second place and the s10a
cash prize. When Sergeant G. j. LETTERS.
Of the Bay State team, came UP for HIS
last shot he made q bullseye. Ser
geanr NJ. l.. Brown, New Jersey second
troop. won the off-hand match at 200
yards this afternoon by score of As.
A. Dietz, OF New York. was second
with 4s, and private j. Marvry, Marine
Corps. third.-with ~ points.
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ELKs WILL have
A GREAT OUTING

Chairman Edgar Allan, of the COM
mittee in charge of the arrangements
for the proposed Elks' Gala Day cele-
bration at Lakeside next Tuesday, has
announced the following program:
Commencing at noon and continu-
ing until 1880 P. NJ, a fifteen minute
schedule for car service has been ar
ranged.
"This picnic and gala day is given
for the entertainments elks and their
entire herd. af,]li
Purple ribbons Will be furnished
such members as desire to dance. The
pavilion has been secured for our en-
elusive use. Re.
This Is a basket picnic. and you are
urged to''kill the 'fatted calf and give
your family treat. Every member
who finds 1t convenient so to do. should
carry his basket.
During dinner and supper hours. for
the benefit of those who do not care to
take baskets. meals will be served ut
the cafe at fifty cents EACH City prices
will be charged at the safe for refresh
ments.
special cars leave at 10 A. NJ. Get
the children out early and let them
have full day of fun.
During tho recess the two base
ball teams will practice.
CEnjoy Yourselves.)
.During dinner hour Ice cream and
cake will be served.
1.-TWO tickets of admission to the
grounds and ZOO are herewith rendered
you.
'.You are invited to participate in the
grand ball.
zone Of the most interesting events
Will be the championship baseball
game,
mo less interesting will be the ath-
letic exhibition.
THE use of the boats has been Sc
cured for the entire days outing.
1.-THE pond affords excellent fishing
and Is ours for the day.
''The bowling alleys are at your dis
posal.
Athletic Exhibitions.
d al A. NJ, to P. NJ
"Throwing baseball Gone throw
prize.
standing broad jump, prize.
"Fat mems race Cover 400 pounds)
prize.
prize.
"Potato race Cor ladies), prlze.
Dinners
a p. NJ to 8 r. MY
"Recess. 3 P. M, to 4:s0 p. NJ,
.'Baseball Give Innings, all Elks)
1870 r. M.
"supper ana music on lawn. 8 P, NJ
to 3P. NJ"
Y Following Is the committees on on,
tertalnment; Edgar Allan. Jr., chair
man; Robert To Masurter John j.
Lynch, Julian Nj, RossieuN, Joseph NJ
Kahn,
Tho Festivities will conclude Withtt
grand ball, Dancing WILL begin at
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Afbopls.
McGuire's
University School.

Opposite Monroe Park, Richmond. Va.
Forty-third session begins September Is.
Prepares boys for lnlversities, colleges and
technical schoolR AT University OF Virginia
this session twelve boys educated in this
school received eight degrees and forty-seven
diplomas. Full corps OF experienced university
mon rs teachers in Upper Cchooi Lower
school. with separats rooms md separate
set OF Instructors. under Immediate super
vision OF principal. for small boys Ample
playground Gymnasium with all necessary
apparatus Experienced physical director.
Filtered drinking water. Sanitary arransc-
ments inspected iby health officer weekly
Catalogue at book rtores or by mail.
Principal Mt N. Belviderc after sopt. sth.
JOHN p. MCGUIRE. JR.. Principal.
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STANDARD OIL
WINS BIG SUIT
Plaintiff Loses in Fifty-Million-
Dollar Action for
Royalties.

BOSTON. MASS. September ga
verdict was given for the defendants,
Henry Fl. Rogers and rha-;es Pratt OF
New York. by Auditor Winfield S.
Slocum in the Supreme Court to-day in
a suit brought by C. NJ. Raymoni, Of
Somerville. to recover s50O0o 900 al
legged to be due as royalties for the use
and it's products non-explosive.
1t was represented by the DEFENCE
that the formula was OF no value, ard
|sive, according to experiments by Hi
ram Maxim; that the contract was ter
minated January. 1875, Benjamin +.
Greenough, with whom the original
contract was made, acquiescing, and
finally the defendants referred to the
statc:e of limitations. The auditor
did not perform what was claimed
for 1t.
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Virginia Mechanics Institute,
Richmond,s Night school of Technology

Richmond's Night school of Technology
will begin It's fifty-fourth year
Tuesday, October I, 1907. at 1880 r. NJ.
Twenty-three instructors teach Matte
iuhtlcs. Science. Drawing and Designing, Free
Hand. Mechanical and Architectural, Eng
lish Language and Grammar. shop Practice
In Woodwork, Clay Modelling, Bookkeeping
ana Elementary Engineering.
Students OF last session will be given the
exclusive privilege or entering before
September 18th. After that date all april
cations will DO corsldered In turn until the
limit OF each class Is reached. For de-
scriptive catalogue apply TO
Superintendent FRANK w. DUKE.
Eleventh and Broad streets
MANN 81 QUARLEs,
Chairman COMMITTEES on Schools
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FOR sALE-NIcE LOT OF YOUNG
stock hogs. X. q. GARRETT, Rural
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SHOE REPAIRING sPEC1AL,l

MEMS SHOES HALF-soLED, &c.,;
Ladies'. 60c.: Childrens. 40c. Heel-
ing, 25c. "Goodyear" welt, sewed.
DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY,716 East Main Street. E.
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WANTED, WHITE WAITRESS, AT
once Apply S04 East Main Street.
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ARTHUR KEMP WANTED,
CHARGED WITH EMREzzLESIENT

WASHINGTON, D. c., September g.
The State Department. to-day received
a cablegram from the American En-
bassy in London inaulring WIZ thers
Arthur Kemp was wanted in this city,;
Kemp was chief clerk of the Police
here and disappeared. leav-.
ing a dafo!t in his accounts An an
swer was dispatched, asking for the
arrest and extraditlon OF Kemp.
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CARE WITH SUMMER.
time chicks Will raise them. Proper
food Is essential: New wheat. We
Street. sa
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q CENTS per uay. IUU2 East Gay.
WANTED. PERMANENT AND TRAN
sicnt boarders: all bright rooms;
first-class table board. Terms rea-
sonable. 307 East Main Street
WANTED, PERMANENT AND TRAN
silent boarders at THE LURAY, 403
E. Main Street; excellent table; nice
rooms.
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BIDS WANTED.

FOR MOVING AND.
relaying lakewood Rink floor. Ad-
dress FIRED LEWIS, Manager Idle
wood Rink.
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GIVEN
FIVE-YEAR TERM.
Telephone Company President
Convicted of Influencing
Officials.

+ SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, septembers.
Louis P. Glass. vice-presdent of the
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph
Company, convicted OF having bribed
Supervisor Lonergan to vote against
granting d franchise to the Home Tele-
phone Company. was to-day sentenced
by Judge Lawler to Ave years fmpris-l
onment in the State prison at San
Quentin.
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FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF BAGS;
new and second hand bags. RICH
MOND BAG CO.. ING.
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THEATRES.
.,rha Heart Of Virginia."

s'Ehe Heart OF Virginia.
Life on the great East Side OF lower
New York City has been used as A.
theme for numerous plays, but an mons
has it been SO faithfully portraSed "a
In Hal Reds new musical COMEDY
diram, 'grhe Heart OF Virginia: Joe
Norris, the star of the piece, Is sup,
ported by an excellent cast. and
3throug bout the play sings several new
songs and parodies. A chorus OF pret-
3ty girls Is a feature of the production,
which will appear at the Btlou next
week.. II
Al. q. Field NIinstrels.
The cast OF players with tile Al, q.
Field Greater Ministries this season ~
very strong, and Includes Billy Clark.
Doc 0uigley, Harry Van Tossen. John
q. Dickens, George Y, Martin. Board
man s. Carnes, Run Granville, Harry
iCoffmen. Walter Sherwood. Earl Flynn
and half Il hundred others. All Of the
music for this years production has
been specially WRITTEN for Mr.. Field.
and tho new songs and ballads are OF
that popular melody kind that Will live
and ba aver remembered, Mir, Field
will himself appear In the first part
and speetacles The minstrel show viii
ap pear ut the Academy on NvdnesiAyss
matinee AID night
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ALBERT STEMS SHOE SALE.

q ties and pumps leather and white
heels, worth $500. Stein's price. 7bc.3
Fifth, and Broad Streets
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FIREMAN KILLED IN
NEW HAVEN WRECK

BoTsFoRD. CONN, September e.-In
10 collision here tonight between a
freight and passenger train of the
same road. George Chambers, fireman
OF the freight, was killed and several
persons on the passenger train We're
slightly injured.
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Hotel Elberon

AND MAGNIFICENT FIREPRooF ANNEX.
Tennessee Ave, near Beach. Atlantic City.
N. J. Opposite Protestant and Catholic
Churches A new. modern, up to-date hotel.
extra large rooms; private baths. telephones.
metal beds; excellent table; filtered water,
poultry and fresh vegetables from our Owl
farm; finest OF meats. guaranteed by daily
veterinary inspection. Capacity 4s!o Write
service Special rates. So to $3.50 weekly;
$1.60 to $500 daily. Booklet.
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WANTED, IN PRIVATE FAMILY,
teacher of English, mathematics
Latin, music. Mrs. WRIT JACKSON
Keswick. Va, t.ast
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WANTED, REGISTERED OR RHtsfs-
tered assistant drug clerk AainmaI-.
ried. Address OLD DRuGGisT,,,,
care Carrier No. l, Manchester. Va.
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CHARGED VIOLATION OF .
INTER- STATE COMMERCE. LAW

JAMESTOWN. N. Y, September g.
The Federal grand jury In this cry
today found four additional indfct-
ments. one each against the Standard
OH Company. the New York Central
Railroad Company. the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. and ono against
these two railroads Jointly. The in-.
dictments charge Violations OF tho
interstate commerce law. either in ac-5
cepting or granting rebates on oil
shipments go 81
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MEGAPrIoNE,

Il - "a
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leuaI 4nntice.

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. F.
PARTMENT OF THE STATE CON-
PORATION COMMISSION.
This is to certify that the charter
OF RICHMOND GUANO COMPANY was
1907, reducing Its maximum capital
stock from three hundred thousand doll
lars to one hundred thousand dollars
recorded in the ct.lce OF the Secretary
OF the Commonwealth on the 9Th day
OF September. 1907.
Witness my hand as Clerk of the
day Of September, 1907.
r. T. WILSON, Clerk.
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CHEs GEN
oral bookkeepin ga and youche rt Says-
! TENS, 908 East Clay Ss
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SITUATIONS GManten, female.

DESIRES EXTRA
work; first-class service; charges
reasonable. Will take place requir-
inc two or three hours work night.
Address F 80, care this office.
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SNANTED-YoUNG MAN WITH ONE
to three years experience In the re-
tail drug business; IL you, expect to
attend college this fall do not apply.
CONGDON'S PHARMACY. near Old
Point Comfort. Phoebus. Va.
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Dflp 0Manten, 4Tlale.

A COOK AND DIsHwASH-
er. Apply to CONEELL g. MILLER,
2O6 East Broad Street.
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FOR SALE. FINE BUGGY. CHEAP.
answer at once. Address III II, care
this office.
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WANTED. for U. s. Army, able bodied.
unmarried men. between ages of 81
and 81, citizens of United States. of
good character and temperate habits.
who can speak. read and write Eng
fish. Men wanted now for service In
Cuba. For information apply to Re-
cruiting officer, $40 East Broad ST.,
Richmond. Va; 123 Sycamore St.. Pc
tersburg, Va: or Columbia Building.
CRANKY ST., Norfolk, Va.
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edison PHoNoGRAPHs,

SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS; Il ENTIRE
4 catalogue Edison records, and all ma
chimes in stock, at 1903 East Main
Street. c. b. HAYNES u co.
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FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
three good male stenographers, s65
each. For Virginia, one good male
mer Massey students preferred.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE, 705
East Main Street.
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6ituations aManfeb. MIaIr.

Neutrality-suspicious. AS CITY SALES
man by married man. Address u.
3, this office.
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rOWuArAN INSTITUTES.

Belona, Powhatan Co.. Va. Homo School
for Girls and Young Ladies'. Forty miles
from Richmond and thirty miles from Farm
Vile. Va, on the Ttdewater and Western
Railroad. 1t has corps of efficient teach
ers all graduates of the best colleges South.
New buildings with modern conveniences.
steam heat and hot and cold water. Health
full location. Board, tuition, in English.
Mathematics Latin, French, and Physical
Culture and laundry for session Of eight
months, s145. For catalogue and further
particular. apply r. q. PORTER, Bus. Man
ager Belona, Va
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Drpfessipnal Delp Iantrn.

WANTED. TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers. THE viz
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU, Rev
r, w Cridlin, Manager. Manchester
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iNANTMp. WEiITH BARBER AT one I1.
n el6 Y ests Gary
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Bparn 1Qaanten.

REFINE YOUNG LADY WOULD
like board in private family. east of
First Street preferred; terms must
be reasonable. Address D. II. care
Times-Dispatch
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WANTED. FARM HELP; FOUR GOOD.-
y work on farm eight miles from
Richmond; constant employment. Ap-
ply in person. ] .McPHAIL, r.. F. d.
B, Richmond, Va. te
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Iosl anu uouno.

LOST. a scuICn .uLLIE DOG: 10
White. with brown spots. Tie mas
one brown eye and one blue eye
Liberal reward given IL returned to
$500 Park Avenue. Phone 62il. Dog
answers 10 name OF watch.
LOST, THURSDAY NIGHT, ELK
charm. Return to BEN II. WISE
BERG. Murphy's Hotel. Reward
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WANTED. "A FIRST CLASS, EXPERT
enced paint salesman; one acqua int
cd with Southern trade. Address
GEO D. WETHERILL & CO., me-.
No. la North Front Street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. q
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Wants
ONE CENT a WORD.

THE RATE for Classified Want Adver-
Using is cent per word. with minimum
cost OF 10 cents for each insertion when
paid III advance, and rs cents when Charged.
The same rate applies to deaths. marriages.
obituaries and all other classified notices.
no display type allowed In the classified
coIufnns N d 3 Il
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FOR RENT, TWO ROOMS, WITH MOD
ern conveniences. Apply Is South
Morris Street.
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MaIn. A1alf am fet11ale.

WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED AND
energetic man, with wife, for dairy
farm-the man to milk. the woman
to cook and housekeep. for an IN IN
married man. Address r. r. BROAD.
DUS, r. r. D. No. !, Highland
Springs, Va.
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ROOM. NICELY FURNISHED. NEWLY
papered, for gentleman; next to bath;
plenty OF light and air; large yard;
required. Apply 1895 West Grace.
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Rooms QNanten.

y ANTED = TWO uNFURNfsHED
roms by lady and son IL years old;
state location and terms. Address II.
IL, care of this office.
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5ituattons. Drnfessional.

YOUNG LADY, or Pr
: good family and refined tastes, de-
sires position as goyerness In a
home in or near Richmond, to teach
Young children the lower English
branches, plano and violin, Apply
to x.,I 1913 Fort Street, Norfolk, Va,
PHYSICIANS D5SlR-
" ing services Of experienced substitute
may secure same by addressing A IL,
care this office.
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NANrRp 4 R Esosber As sc ASSIST Or
in private family. to teach the usual
English branches and music. Refer
erces exchanged. Address Mrs. NJ. M,
S.. care Postmaster Riceville. Va.
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EXPOSITION VISITORS LODGED OR
boarded at very reasonable rates;
quiet neighborhood: nice. airy rooms,
newly furnished. Mrs. w. L. TUR-
NER, 114S Twenty sixth Street. New
port News. Va.
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Busilress Opportunities.

sARTY WITH $4,000 10 s1o, 900, no
take over established business pay
Ing good dividends; entire control,
Don't answer. if yoll haven't the
money Address q 4, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-07
Real estate for Bent.

FoR RENT. LARGE STORE, WITH
dwelling attached, near. Richmond.
stock and fixtures, for sale. Address
II 40, care this office.