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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
Sealed Proposals.
NOTICE TO
BUILDING CONTRACTORS.
ONCE of s
Clerk of Courts OF Caroline Co.

Bowling Green, Va. July 9. 1907
SEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to
the undersigned, will be received al
DAY, August i, 1907, for furnishing
Materials and Constructing Tireprool
Record Room for this county. Plans and
specifications on file at this office
drawings apply to WILLIAM G. WEST,
Architect, 1903 East Main Street Rich;
lnond. Va, Bids must be accompanied
by a certified check for $3.50 tmada
antee that the bid Is made bona-flde.
Satisfactory corporate bond to such
amount as may be agreed upon will be
REQUIRED from the contractor whose
to be filed within ten days after til q
acceptance of the said proposal. ri
Right Is reserved to reject any or
all proposals
(Slgned) j. l.. WHITE,
Chairman. Rnildinr Comm ittea
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Help Wanted Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON. MAY
earn good income corresponding for
wspapers: experience unnecessary
Send for particulars PRESS Syn
{ DICATE, Lockport. N. Y.
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PHARMACIST; EASY
place; Sundays off; age no objection.
Address Box 20i. Fredericksburg.
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Hotel Elberon
HOTEL MONTICELLO

Ocean and Kentucky Ave, near all nttrac-
tons New throughout. ATLANTIC
GITYS LARGEST, FINEST AND BEST
APPOINTED II HOTEL AT MODERATE
RATES. Elegant rooms with bath. Table
and service of highest standard Home
like surroundings, Liberal ownership man
ngement Capacity 600 Special rates $40
up weekly: 50 up daily. Illustrated book
lot. a, CONRAD 11lkHOLM
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PLACE FOR RUNABOUTSs
Staahopes. Surveys and Top Buggies
stock. of ali styles. in the city. W.
C. SMITH. Fifth Street
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sAIESMEN.-ST AND b COUNTY
iiigh-grade Speciality for general use;
mechanical, commercial; no competi-
ton: exclusive territory. Address
ROCHESTER, ELECTRIC SPEC1AL-
TT co. 319 Wl.aerspoon Building,
Philadelphia.
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Real Estate For Rent.

FOR RENT. NO. IA N. THIRTIETH
Street, overlooking Chimborazo Park
seven rooms. newly papered, range
porcelain bath and all modern Inn
to J. r. GRIMES. 10 N. Thirtieth
Street. ...-..- ~. - ~
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WHEN FoU WANT THE BEST

TRUNKS, BAGS AND GIFT GOODS
In every size. shape and price, or
wish your. trunks, bag or suit-cas re-
pnired, beIsurs to call or telephone to
RCUNTREE's RETAIL STORE, T03
- East Broad~ Street Phone 5133
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Real Estate For Sale.

SPECIAL BARGAIN, $4,000 HAVE
dwelling, on Barton. Heights, for
sale; ali modern conveniences; cleo
trio lights. hot and cold water, bath,
etc. House has front and back
porches. and an excellent place for
a home. Possession can be. had at
once. I can arrange easy. terms IT
YOU desire. e, a, CATLIN, 6 North
Eleventh Street. s.#AFs1 gstt.. -8t
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For Sale.

REPAIRS AND RENEW
ais. including engine. boilers and all
other kinds Of work that made Rich-
mond famous in the, past G. B. FORD
CO., Trigg Shipyard. Phone 3026.
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sTONE HAND WANTED; PERNA-
nent position. Apply FRANKLIN
PRESS CO., Petersburg. Va.
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Help Male and Female.

WANTED, sI1XPERIENCEI BILLING
clerk (male OF ftmale), familiar With
ElliottrlfisherY Machine, Good place
4 to right !, party Apply to O.. y,
SAUER CO., Twenty-tirst, near Main.
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.

FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED AND
polished and china packed and
shipped. Mattresses made over like
new. Slip covers cut and made.
Hair mattresses q specially. JACOB
UMLACF, 705 w. Main Street.
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AND z FARMS FOR
new railroad, Fluvannar- county,--Va,,
ranging in size from so ito 465 acres.
Bargains for quick buyers, Address
J. r. ELAN. MISUNDERSTANDING ~
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Wants:
ONE CENT a WORD.
Help Wanted Female.

ANY INTELLIGENT b PERSON MA 4
earn good income corresponding FOR
newspapers; experience unnecessary.
4 DlCATE, Lockport, N. I.tistM @
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Boarding.

BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED. BY
brother and sister. In private family,
on Clay or Marshall Streets. between
First and Third. Address C. K, care
The American Baking Co., Leigh and
ST. James Streets
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.
EDISON PHoNc GRAPHS
Bicycles

ANY PUNcTURE FIXED FOR 15c
each = Bicycles new and second
hand. All sundries at cut prices.
TOMPK1NS. 207 West Broad.
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. X z T. RI ENCED BOoKkEEpilt,;
short hours; none but thoroughly ex-
perienGed persons need apply. state
iuil particulars. Address u j25, care
this Office.
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GWYNN A. LYELL. CIVIL ENGINEER
and tsman.-Drawings and spec
ifications furnished; foundations,
buildings. maps. P. o. Box 347
phone s4599-J, Richmond, Va
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LET, us CLEAN YOUR, WINDOWS,
= NATIONAL WINDOW CLEANING
CO, 1912 East s1ain Street. Phone
3145. n
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VISITORS, LODGING.
" Best. residential sectton;is1 per night.
lis Warren. Crescent; Norfolk
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Situation Wanted Female.

WANTED. POSITIONS BY TWO
teachers one. excellent musician;
chorus-training, voice, piano; the
other one. English branches, Latin
German. Address TEACHERS ",
care this office.H.
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Mt. Elliott Springs. W.

STOCKTON HOTEL, Cape May. N. J.,
For information. rates etc, address p, II,
G.. or Horace NJ, Cake Proprietor. Cape
May, n. j. @
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PARLoR SUITE, ODD CHAIRS AND
touches recovered and reuph'olstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated; for cash. or, on
easy payments. No charge for. aestt-
mates. CHARLES JURGENS' SONS
Adams and Broad Streets.
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/ HAVE RENTED TIE FURNISHED
residence of Secretary Young NO.
50c to sl.00 day. Write Mrs Ian y.
3O5 Charlotte Street, Norfolk, Vas
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FOR SALE, THE "AuToMAT1c" RE,
frigerators and the F. a.. Whitney
Carriages and Go-Carts-the best
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY. Leaders. 7o9-
7l3 East Broad Street.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

10 CLOSE CUT MY STOCK OF PAN
eled grocery and dry goods wagons
at factory prices. w. c. SMITH
Fifth Street
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WANTED, PERMANENT AND TRAN.
" silent bourders. 107 North Seventh
Street.
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RATES REASONABLE TO EXPOSE
ton visitors; furnished rooms. with
private family. ~ e. A. B1NNS, 113
Walk Street. Norfolk Va. Con-
venient to all car and boat lines.
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LENNOx.-ROOM /, AND BOARD AT
1908 East Marshall Street.
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WANTED, FOR. RICHMOND. THREE
good male stenographers; former
Massey students preferred. Apply
in person MASSEY BUSINESS COLI
LEGE, 705 East. Main Street.
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LET US CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS.
NATIONAL WINDOW CLEANING
co. 1917 East Main Street.. phone
3145, ~
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CARPETS AND 5DRAPERIES
CLEANED.

CALL 2522, AND OUR MAN WILL
call and. examine your carpets and
draperies for dyeing. to match house
T decorations. Mrs. A. j. PYLE, 315
North Fifth Street.
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HAVE YOU GIVEN ELKINGToN's
ice-cream a trial? He guarantees
satisfaction. Prompt delivery,
Phone $40. 427 West Broad
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SUMMER TERM-sPECIAL RATES;
During our summer term, unlimited
scholarships; all departments: Will
be issued at twenty-f five per cent.
not avail yourself of this liberal Of
fer? Call, phone or write for cata-
logue. MASSEY BUSINESS coll
LEGE, 7o5 F.. Main Street.
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sTIIRTWA1sT BOXES.

MADE TO ORDER; ALL SIZES. ALSO
Mating Covered Boxes in large vari-
ETY.. SYDNORa 6: IIUNDLEY, leaders
709-711-713 East Broad Street
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WRITE FOR PARTICULARS AT ONCE
and secure accommodations from
81 to s12 per week; ocean front.
COLONIAL COTTAGE, A. W. Willett,
Prop. Cape Henry, Va.
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WANTED. PERMANENT AND TRAN
sient boarders at THE LURAY, 403
f. Main Street; excellent table: nice
rooms.
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WANTED, @BYT CT. & o. r. r. CO;.rAT
Seventeenth Street and Fulton shops
carpenters andr-car -repairers.
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WANTED, .AIR-DRIIE RUNNERS, FOR
shaft work; sl.75, eight hours Call
Saturday and Sunday from 9a,toi IL
a. NJ southwest corner Eighth and
Franklin. rs
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VISITORS TO JAMEsTowN EXPOSE
ton can secure lodging. and board If
desired. In best residential section
of Norfolk. on lire exposition cars.
For particulars address Mrs. w. j..
CASON.f $40 Graydon Avenue. Nor
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Flats For Rent.

SECOND-FLOOR FLAT FOR RENT
at 100 East Grace Street
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WANTED, A HoHNc MAN WHO I'M
derstands bookkeeping and Etenog-
raphy, to dostwork In a. law, and
insurance 9th CO.. Fair salary Adj
dress Lock 'BoNaS2, Waverly. Va
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FOR SALE. TWELVE TRACTS. Ping.
timber, $50 to 100 acres In tIach
aggregating 100000 feet. WIN
sell separa tely or as whole. S. Z.
GILLIAN, Church Road. Va.
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CIVIL ENGINEERING AND
1a-.thsa2 ~ DRAFTING.
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WANTED. A LADY'S MAID tW1I1TE).
good seamstreBs and accustomed 10
waiting on Invalid. Address. with
\ references. III Sc. care this office.
WANTED. S EV T. RIAL TEACII1P:,.
holding certificates to teach in punllc
schools. A. c. BURCE. ,'lerk, Nap
tina, Va.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

GOOD WORK is APPRECIATED. WE,
have patrons from New York CITY
to Galveston, Texas. Established
1880. Mrs. A. j. PYLE, 315 North
NTH Street. 'Phoneti2622
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BUGGY UMBRELLAS AND CARRIAGE
sun shades at w. c. SMITHS. Fifth
Street
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SPEND YOUR SUMMER AT THE
HENRY CLAY INN Ashland, Va.
Write for booklet with rates.
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(Slgned) j. l.. WHITE,
Chairman Building Committees
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Personals

YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS IF YOU
are going to work, why not work
at the incest place and the place
where you can make the most money
helping make the famous Old Vir,
ginia Cheroots and Royal Bengal
Little Cigars? at WHITLOCk
BRANCH AMERICAN CIGAR CO,
Twenty-third and Main Streets. i.
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GOOD PAY AND YOUR COMFORTS
looked after $500 toss 6.OU-per week
w whie le nea mHGh morn y lifs
lockers for your clothes; matron ID In
charge; dining rooms and RESTAURANT,
etc; light work ut WHrTLOCh
BRANCH. AMERICAN CIGAR Co,
Twenty third and Main Streets. IL =
GOOD POSITIONS, BOTH PERMA-
1ERED TO EXPERIENCED BAit-
LOCK OPERATORS BY THE Co
LuMB1A TYPEWRITER. MFG. Co.
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Notices.

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOIL
at HUGHES'S. 200 n. Third Street.
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FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF BAGS,
new and secondhand. RICHMOND
BAG Co, INC. G1i10 East Cary.
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Situation Wanted Male,

POSITION WANTED BY EXPERIENCE
ed business man in any responsible
capacity, either In store, office Or on
the road For. particulars address
r 434, care fhis.. office. II.
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WANTED. TO SELL ONE LOT OF
FLETCHER's, 4O4 East Canal Street
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WANTED, POSITION, BY :COMPE-
tent young man.as Address j 12s. care
this Office. -.s5z.
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Two RUBBER-TIRE STATION CAR.
riages cheap. VIC. SMITH FIRTH
Street. 'F3i =.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-11
The President end the Panic

impressive part of his speech to the de-
runciation of the 'malefactors'' and
the criminal rich and the ''swindlers'
In general who are in the marts of
trade, what is the conclusion to be
drawn by the average man who makes
up $4,000. 900 of the $4,000, 300 in our
population?
When the president of the United
States, with all the circumstance and
dignity of his office, goes hundreds of
miles to denounce the ''malefactors'' in
American business and has but a pass
ing word for the honest men, what con-
clusions are drawn and what impress
sions are made both in Europe and in
America regarding the men and condi-
tions in American industry? For eX-
ample:
Had the president of this country re-
peatedly addressed a great audience
with denunciations of the ''malefac-
tors" and the criminals" in the labor
unions of this country. had be empha-
sized the need OF putting ''in the pen
itentiary'' the union leaders who had
not been even arrested, had he advo-
Gated with all the force of his vocabu-
larry the policy of bringing the labor
unions under the supervision and adj
ministration of the federal government
to stop their crimes" how would his
attitude toward the labor men have
been regarded, not only by the labor
men themselves, but by all other men
who read his words? AS hostile. as Bit
terly and belligerently hostile, of
course. For illustration again:
If the president of the United States
had gone forth time after time to adj
dress a great audience regarding the
bankers of the United States; had he
emphasized the statement with all the
force which he possessed that tilert
were "rascals" In the banking busi-
ness; that there were 'malefactors''
whom he intended to punish, cost what
it might; that many bankers in the
United States ought to be Sin the pen
itentiary," what would have been the
effect on public opinion and on the
banking business in this country?
Even though he had mentioned the
fact in passing that there were honest
bankers, how many banks would have
withstood this onslaught? And would
his words have conveyed the impress
sion that he was friendly or hostile to
the banking interests in the United
States? Hostile, bitterly and belliger-
emily hostile, of course. Let everyone
multiply the Illustrations for himself.
The possible number is infinite. These
two suffice.
x x x
They suffice to show why the securi-
ties of American railroads were the
first to yield to the onslaught; why
fourteen billion dollars of railroad in
vestments shivered and broke beneath
the presidents repeated onslaughts;
why holders of our railroad securities
in Europe, after reading the presidents
speeches, FASTENED to throw them back
on the American market, under the i'm
preston that they were at the mercy
of none but rascals and rogues as long
as they held them.
They suffice to explain why the on
slaughts of the president on ''malefac-
tors" in other industries. as he has
widened his policy and the circle of his
denunciation, have been received by
the people at large, first with astonish-
ment, then with Indignation, and finally
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-11
OLD BIBLE A TREASURE.

Berlin Cor. Chicago Inter OCEAN,
In the famous library of Wolfenbut-
tel, in Hesse, is an old Bible which is
greatly treasured, but until the other
day it was not known why it is so
valued. The mystery has now been
solved by the discovery of papers re-
lating to it. 1t appears that in that
passage in Genesis where God told Eve
that Adam shall be her master and
shall rule over her, the German trans
lation is: "Und er soil dein Herr sein"
Herr" which means master, does
not occur in this Bible. but instead
there appears the word Mari" which
means fool.
The newly discovered documents say
that the error was caused by a quarrel
between the printer and his wife in the
year 1880. The wife was vengeful, and
in the silent watches of the night she
entered the room where her husband
had been setting type and maliciously
changed Herr into Mari"
The printer was arrested after the
book had been printed and the mistake
discovered, but his apprentice testified
that he saw the wife steal into the COM
posing room and alter the word. The
woman was imprisoned for blasphemy
and died in prison.
Orders were given that all the copies
of the edition should be destroyed. This
was done, with the exception of the
one copy in the Wolfenbuttel library.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-11

said ali has been said in favor of free
seeds. On the other hand, congress
has just as much right to appropriate
large sums of money to be used in the
purchase and free distribution of
clothing
1t l.; fine thing for the congressman
to tickle his constituents with presents
of seeds at the expense of the govern
ment. But wouldn't his constituents
be pleased also If through their con-
gressmen they could get free clothing.
free house rent. free food and other
things? The distribution of seeds has
just as much tendency to destroy IN
dividual enterprise as to encourage it.
The man who can get seeds for moth
ing isl't going 20 worry a great deal
about his stock of seeds for next year.
The whole theory is wrong. The
money that is paid out for seeds should
go INTO other branches of the agricul
tural department. 1t could be distrib-
uted among the agricultural expert
ment stations. for example, or among
the farms managed exclusively by the
government. And very much better
results would be attained
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-11
GET GROCERIES BY MAIL
How the Parcels Post is Operated in European Countries

There are refinements in the marcel,
post business which have been carrioI
into effect successfully in Great Rrit,
ain. The postoffice department, for in
stance. virtually insures a package n,
to $40. and for 4 cents extra increases
the limit of the guarantee to S25. For
a special fee of 35 cents the government
will give an insurance certificate up to
a maximum value of $1,000.
There Is but little doubt the adoption
of the parcels post would hurt the ex-
press companies. The development OF
this branch Of the mail service in Eu-
rope has been more natural because on
the other side of the water the car
riage of small parcels by the express
companies never has been really sys-
tematiZed.
Most people are not so anxious about
the express companies, but there is a
genuine desire that the small country
shopkeeper shall not be Disseminated
against and put at the mercy of the
metropolitan mail order houses 1t is
to protect the country merchant that
the plan adopted by the postmaster
general involves the establishment of
a reduced rate to be applicable only on
a single rural route
That is to say. the rate of IL cents 4
pound will hold good for the whole
81 lildI IL d illdll mouse
in Chicago wishes to send a package
direct to a farmer living on a rural
route it would cost II cents a pound.
If that farmer desires to do business
with q neighbor or with a storekeeper
at the end of his own route or any
where along it he could have his pack
age forwarded to him for cents for
the first pound and cents for each ad-
ditional pound, the result being that
he would have to pay IS cents for an
eleven-pound package originating any
where or his own route, as compared
with s1.32 for the same package from
anywhere outside that route. This, Of
course, would be an immense advan-
tage to the local merchant and would
make IT profitable for mail order houses
to do business through cross roads
stores.