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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
CATHEDRAL FOR 3 BALTIMORE
!Episcopal bishop Announces Plans fol
Great Edtflce. az

Episcopal bishop Announces Plans for
a Great E;difce. ,,
( BALTIMORE, MD, October 26.-Plans
have been laid for the erection OF a
Protestant Episcopal cathedral in this
city. Announcement to this effect was
made by Bishop William; Paret. OF the
Diocese of Mary land.
s."rhere is Uncertainty as to the de
tails, but .sthse cathedral itself is a
certainty said the bishop. 'Of that
you can be absolutely assure Will
probably take from one to two hundred
years to build our cathedral; and those
OF us who start the movement will not
live to see It's completion"
ss tits known that tn Episcopalians
have acquired a mort commanding site
Opposite the Johns HOPKINS Universi--
directly In line Of the growth of Balti-
moro and will Il beiGof great strategic
lNalua as the city spreads out Ia s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
SHERMAN ACT FAILURE

Judge Grosscup Declares That 1t Does
Not Exterminnte Trusts,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, October 26.-
Judge Peter S. Grosscup, of the United
States Circuit Court. Chicago. tonight
in an address to the m mbers ofsthe
tion, maintained that If the enactment
of the. Sherman antitrust law was in
tended to exterminate trusts or to
affect wages or prices. the purpose OF
iitlthe present age, industrial combina-
tions were an effective az ncy tosiwleld
the energies of mankind beyond any
other form yet disepyered = ssefl
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THE LIMERICK ED.
MEETS GRISLY FATE
- ~.
|. Maxine, Though Aged Proves
I Husky, and He VIII Trouble,
Her No More.
DE M!oRTpIs q i !! NIL NIslI BoNum
Mr. Nc. Napier, of This City,
Writes ale 4Prize-Winning
Line.
de MoRTuIs NIL Nlsll BoNuM

The History OF Maxine, as related
from time toStime in these columns.
ended decisively last night The his his
tory OF the limerick editor. as related
in all earthly prints. ended stimuli
itaneously. OF the two histories. SO
closely interwoven by the hand OF
destiny, that of Maxine. harried and
lnaligned as she had been. ended FAR
the more gloriously. She yet lives aHd
hunts, and no man may say when her
betrothal notice may appear in the
nations press With the poor limerick
editor it Is quite another matter After
|life's fitful fever he sleeps we'll, and
the vagrant breezes Of Bon Air blow
needless over his unmarked grave.
Maxine, in short. is splendidly
avenged Face to face at last with the
man who had so Indignantly pursued
her, her somewhat choleric tempera-
ment burst all bounds. She acted, 1t
NAV be. with rather less of that refined
lladylikeness than is usually expected
Of our firstcfamily females, but who
His there so stony hearted as to blame
her for thato Is there jury in the
LAND who would have to leave their
box for a moment to shout out: Not
guilty He got what was arcomin' to
llim!',s
Il However, let the feaueT aeCAus lASse
things for himself. He will fnd tht
sad sequel to this lurid biography
| epltomized admirably in "a line by Mt
~. c., Napier, which is duly set forth eth N
i,another column. 1t will doubtless be
| generally agreed that this affair could
| not we'll have come to a more striklns
llconclusion than that devised by Mr.
Napier Other possibilities however
Ihave been suggested without numbet
iby hundredssof clever Observers, some
Iot them so uncommonly. good that the
tjudges were put to it, as never be-
ifore,, to choose among them. These arr
Ian printed al. length in their prope'
4 place, and each reader is at liberty itt
Ibrowse there and see what fates wert
proposed for both parties to%this od'
! history. I,
/ In doing so. 1T is hazarded, he vii
4 lind much to amuse him. There arr
many laughs on the Limerick Page
1 this wee k--far more than ever before
This concluding contest Is by lont
odds the. hest OF them all, which !:
4 quite as 1t should be. Maybe, tn
4 ,|limerickers have Just thoroughly got
ten their. hand In, maybe the more
A practised poets have been aroused Y
III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
DATE OF SAILING FIXED

Atlantic Fleet to Leave Hampton
Roads December 18th.
wASHINGTON,O Oct. Secretary Met
calf to-day announced that it was detin.
itely settled that the Atlantic fleet would
leave Hampton Roads Dec. 16 for rs
,ruise to the Pacific coast
This announcement followed con-
ference. held at the White House.
Secretary Metcalf stated that the ques-
tion of allowing newspaper correspon-
dents to accompany the fleet was dis
cussed and the conclusion reached not
to allow newspaper men aboard. but that
officers of the fleet would be designated
to send such news as might be thought
Idesira bla totmake publlC,t -
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FOR NEGRO COMMONWEALTH

Noted Retired Army Omcer. Moving
for a National Convention.
s LOS ANGELES, CAL, October 26.--
Colonel Allensworth, United
States, Army (retired). one of the most
prominent negroes of the West, has
addressed Communication to the
members of the colored race In the
United States asking for expressions
regarding the holding of a national
convention looking to the solution of
the race. problem In the 3SouthernyS States
and the .desirability in particular of
establishing purely negro Common
wealth in some part of the United
States. Il ss4 s g.
Colonel Allensworth is Baptist
ninister5of Bowling Green, KY. I.
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L PISTOL Il FALLS AND D FIRES.
Hall Goes Into street Car and Strikc'
7h0 pussenEer. IL 4,
a \ TsrecIal to The limss- DIspatGh.J
s19AJ,lIJ(, III NJ c. October 26.---A Yer

Isreclalstorh Zines Dspatoh.]
SRAIsEIls IL h N. c., October 26.---A very
remark BE accident. which narrowly
mIssad rafsianhAvr Very SERIOUS serious results oeeurred
this evening OH. n.l,ayettexllle street. op-
posite the City Hall. Cleye holloway,
& negro. q 5jumped@ Off Il street car. and
a .revolvar III from his pocket to the
pavement so thatFit fired, Is 80. !.
The ball passed UP into lhe front il,n q.
of tho street ear, snlashlng 9 q Ei':s Ei1'ss
son, d we'll known young iarmer r 4 on ?,
tho head. Thesbullet went through ms
hat brim, then through the band and
inner iswe at 8banu. However, me aq1Feas s
was 1.so, spent that it merely rals go
d knot onlRiss sshead, and did not make
even a flesh wound.
sgl The negro rs IN JAIN and WIN ns
prosecuted. The Motorn,a y lanat Whs sls
window. III ss .l n
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LOOKING aFOlt NEGRO WHO "A ts
( Z lSILLEn III rs GFATHEIl-IN.I..kNX
'rsnecrlal Ia THO oITlmrless, Dispatch.

Especial to The Times dispatch. q
tire police force OF the Western Branch
District, Norf TX VI county, was on the
lookout all OF last night and to-day
for Eugene bryant, olored. w llo early
last MI ht5 slew his father In Law. Rev,
ins Piedmont Heights. N trace oel the
|rluy d deyer can he TO und q. N N y. Il
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GOES DOWN with BOARD

Carpenter. Saw. Off Timber He Is
sitting on and Is Injured.
P1PTSBuRG. PA, Oct. 26.-slttlng on
n niece of timber on o thirty foot trestle
to-day. John Hughes. carpenter for the
American Bridge Company sawed tne
board through and fell; WITH the piece he
had sawed off. He had been sitting on
the wrong end of the board. His right
thigh was broken and he sustained severe
scalp wounds.
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HEIRS or A. SUICIDE

4 Special to The Times pispntch.i
NORFOLK, VA, october 26.--Suit for
the recovery OF. 100000 has been en-
tered III, the Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry here against the Mutual Life In.
heirs OF the latn Fred Nv. Wertheimer.
Wertheimer, who WAS the manager 9
the Fairfax Hotel. In this city com
5mitted suicide. In Hotel York, New
inrce company lis resisting payment on
the grouad Of his hayins taken his
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Ileye. As.lgned ia Sea- Duty

,-on,mnnder Reyes President Hoosevelt's 8
inuwal I aide, has been assigned to sea duty
To command ono Of the new scout turbine
cruisers now under construction, M "
S Licutcnantr Commander WI llinln s, Sims
has been designated as the ident's naval
aide to succeed Com n,aaaer keysa. III x 4
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Vigorous Sanitary and 1at-KillinEl

{l SnmpH!sh. jsss
$s SEATTLE, WASH, October 26,-The
city authorities, the State government
and Federal officers are co-ordinatins
In measures taken to suppress the
jbubonic plague In Seattle. So far five
cases have developed and all have
proved fatal, but all infection occurred
5befort 1t was known that q, case eN-
listed here.
determined the mature of the, nalady
from which Policeman Osborne, his
two sisters and the undertaken who
prepared Osborne for burial and u
ChinamanS died. no new cases have
4 Vigorous cleaning $up and rat
killing crusade Is on all over the CITY.
and the authorities are hopeful that
the disease is now under control.
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WILL 8sUPPO MEASURES !s J
Nj essr RS. Ecl,ols, Ghnrchman and Walk
or Ilxprcsk Their Willingness.

~ Especial to The Times Dispatehl
STAuNTON, 3 VA, October 26.-Flnn.
Edward Echols, candidate FOR the State
senate, and Hons. john w. Cllurchman
and sllas II. Walker. candidates tstt for f
reouest for their Views on pending
questions, announce their readiness to
snnport the tmeasures embraced IN the
platform of the Anti-
saloon League. s5i A n i ~
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TAFT HAS MARROW ESCAPE

lVln1- Car DcrnlIcd just In F'r0ht1 OF HIM illl
af III ON New Road. TIE
Z MANILA. Oct, 26-S Secretary Taft made
an Inspection of the partially completed
extension Of the Manila-D -Dagupan railway
Friday, lie rode stwenty-tiVel mies on the
first passenger train run over the line
first accident on the road. Near tile
terminus a flat car i'm front OF Mr.. raft,s
car was derailed and nearly took his
with 1t .3 The. !. Taft car ran completely on
top of the flat car. ii, q
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MORGAN AND sSTlLLhlAN ON SITUATION


HM M
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(contirued on sixth Page,
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FEAR PLAGUE I'M SEATTLE 81 {: !.

/. Colonel Allensworth is q Baptis
of Bowlin. Green, Ky.
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Baptist
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'CALMNESS MARKS
!. CLOSING OF Week
After a Period Of Un.f
usual Stress the Last
Day Promises Relief.
------- -,
CLEARING HOUSE
CERTIFICATES
These Will Be Issued to Trust
Companies, as Well as Banks,
ItIs Expected, During the
Coming Week-Otfer
Relief Meas
ireS

NEW YORK, October es.--caim-
ness and groming encouragement
were the dominant features OF the
financial situation when the great
banking institutions closed their week
to-day, with all the great financial
institutions of the city Intact, after
having met the unprecedented demands
of the past week. With this signal
demonstration OF the resisting powers
OF the banks came the adoption of new
and important measures to prevent
recurrence OF acute strain. Although
the stock Exchange and other sensl-
tive points were free from extreme agt-
tation. yet there were heavy with
drawals of cash from several banks and
trust companies, these Withdrawals be-
ing for the most part by the smaller
depositors. All the institutions affect"
ed continued to pay out on demand up
to noon, the usual hour of closing on
Cot la ~ +. j. T.
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Tincs.Dispattb DralrfDrs.

The following Branch offices have heon
established for thu bcreat OF those llSlns
at distance from the Main OfficeSof The
Times Dispatch Tho Times. Dispatch Wants
left at any of these branches VIII receive
the suro CAREFUL attention ns though they
had been left at tho Main Office, and there
will be no extra cost to tho advertiser;
8sLAUGHTERs DRUG STORE. Twenty-nfth
and Venable Streets.
w. Il. EANEs, asia East Broad street.
"A. A. SCOTT Twen,y-hfth and Broad
Streets. a
w1I.L1AMs's PHARMACY. Twcnty.Arst and
Marshall Streets
TAERAE,f. GRANT s. CO., Foushee and
Broad Streets,
G.. w. LArlMER. No. 500 West Marshall
Street.
THOMpsoN'S DRUG STORE. No. 1921 West
Main Street.
l. l.. BEvERIpGE, Brook Ave. and Clay
Street.
4 RADY's DRUG STORE, Barton Heights
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. $500 WIZ
liamsburg Avenue. Fulton.
4 1soHlNs's PHARMACY, No. 200 East Mar
shall Street.
CITY DRUG STORE. No. l444 East Main
Street. corner Fifteenth.
4 JUDsoN CUNNINGHAM, No. 2o27 East
Main. corner Twenty-irBt,
wALLts's PHARMACY, No. 1874 South Pine
q .
i K1RK-PARRIsH CO.. No. Az Eas, Broad
a Street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. sol Yves,
Cary Street.
IN Streets
RlsoH,s PHARMACY. No. ii, Canal
Street.
~. n LEWIS. No, East Broad street
IiuNDLEy q WALKER. rwenty-nt,h and
FL. Leigh Streets.
NoRrHs1DE PHARMACY. Fifth ana Bake,
Streets.
CARRIERS DRUG STORE, No. 1902 Hull
Street Manchester.
TWENTY EIGHTH AND STREETS
PHARMACY. Twenty eighth and N SITS.
G. T. W. KERN. nc. corner Twenty mfr
and Church Hlll Avenue.
EAST PHARMACY, No. 2eol Q Street.
4 TIM s-DlsPATcH, No. 40 North sScamor,
Street, Petersburg.
TINES DISPATCH No els Eighth Street
Lynchburg.
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BAKERY.
sHIRTwA1sT BOXES.

MADE TO ORDER; ALL SIZES. ALSO
Mating Covered Boxes in large vari-
city. SYDNOR 81 1IUNDLEY, Leaders
7O9-711-718 East Broad Street
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notire8.

EVERY DEPOsIToR IN IA BANK IS
equally entitled to the greatest se-
c,;rt,y and the best service. 'rTIll
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, OF RICH.
MOND. YAnundoubtedly affords botA.
and invites accounts from all classes
needing ths fasllles hank Of stsons
II 50. 900 100, Organized April 1855.
WANTED, EVERY yYEARpR or A
decent watcf to know that JAEINISE
BROS Watchmakers. Sl2 East Main
Street IS the place to haYeSit proper
~ repaired,
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FLATS 0Manten.

FURNISHED ROOMS. ia r. GRACE
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STOP WITH MISS NELLIE HAuSEY,
Star Cottage. Ocean View. Va. on
Cottage Line fifteen minutes ridn to
exposition. Rates from $3.50 to S5.tn
per week, or from Soc to $500 per
day. Meals, nc desired.
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Aeal estate for Rent.
Nea( estate for 5ale.

I-131 NEWl ELotU|E3 1UE aVWlE.
AND FARMS FOR
sale at low prices, on easy terms. on
= new8railroad, FluYanna county, Va,
bargains tor quick buyers. Address
4 J.. r. ELAN, Charlottesville, Va.
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DfrsouaIG.

EVERY DEPOSITOR IN a BANK Is
equally entitled to the greatest Sc.
curity and the best service THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, OF RICH
MOND, VA, undoubtedly affords both
and invites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities OF strong
large, courteous bank Assets
$4,000, 100000. Organized April, 1865
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Solicitors atrh AaaIr8lnell.

WHO SELL DIRECT TO
consumers to handle our line for
made-to-measure clothes. II YOU
are now selling other lines such az
groceries, jewelry, etc, you should
add our Hire OF woolers at once. II
means a brilliant future and good
profits for YOU. we furnish sam
pies OF wcoiens In any form. Write
quick for territory desired. Address
Lock Box 25s, Chicago, Ill. Gen. Mgr,
Dept. No. AZ,
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WANTED, for u. S. Army. able-bodicd
unmarried men, between ages OF 81
and 35, citizens of United States, OF
good character and temperate ,,abl.s,
who can speak, read and write Eng
Cuba. For Information apply to Re-
cruting officer. $40 East Broad ST.
Richmond. Va: lea Sycamore ST.. Pc
tersburg, Va: or Columbia Building,
CRANKY ST.. Norfolk. Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24
Dor @ale.

FOR SALE, TWELVE HEAD OF
hishest-class heavy draught horses,
where they can be seen at any time.
On account Of completion Of railroad
contract, these choice horses, spe-
cially selected and brought from
4 Pennsylvania for snatch and heavy
pillow teams, are offered for sale as
a whole They are all choice picked
animals, in perfect condition, weigh
ing $500 pounds and over, and no
better can be found for ali heavy
work. Apply NJ. p. QUINN. Bedford
City, Va
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800 : c. MILLER,
Steward Western State Hospital.

SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
for the purchase. of $4,000 OF 5 per
cont thirty year bonds of the. City
OF williamsburg. Va. Bonds are all
Bids accompanied by certified
check must be made on blank forms
furnished by the city, and must be
in the hands Of p. NJ. Lee. Clerk q
Full particulars can be had on np- i
pl!cation. ~, -,
III. S.. BIRD,
II. D. COLE, II
Finance Committee Of the City OF Wis
liamsburg. 5s
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BoARDERs FOR SECOND
story front room; also small room.
House has been leased again. 6l2
East Grace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24

WANTED, MACHINISTS FOR OUT
OF-TOWNs JOBS, FIRST-CLASS- ME-
CHANCES, AT ONCE; HIGHEST
WAGES WILL BE. PAID TO MEN
! WHO WANT TO EARN BIG MONEY.
AND ARE COMPETENT TO HAN
, DIE BIG BORING MILLS. 5LATHES3
planners. SLCTTERS, GEAIt-CUT-
$CHINISTs ON LIGHT WORK WANT
ED. POSITI ON PERMANENT:
j STEADY WORK: 4OPEN-SHOP SIS
I'd TEN; FREE BOARD. TkANStt,rt-
TATION ADVANCED. APPLY TO
Z ". s. DEVEREUx. ROOM 430l MUIR
PHYS HOTEL ANNEX 10 A. NJ, TO
9 P. N. ALSO SUNDAYS
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CHEAPEST PLACE FOR RUNABoUTs.
stanhopes Surveys and Top Busgies
for business and pleasure largest
stock, Of all styles. in the city. W..
c.. SMITH. Fifth Street.
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Goat AMI QMDon.

AS / HAVE BEEN HEAD QUAKrEltS
Tor wood about five years. 1 know l
Il can please you. have every kinu
3 Of wood, and prepared every way
housekeepers desire 1t. Quality counts
as much as price. Half-cord, $3.50.
Phone 1869. THE WOOD MAN, 1901
West Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
East Main Street. buy. sell. exchange
and remount diamonds In the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken in
exchange.
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Want
ONE CENT A WORD.

The RATE for Classified Want Adver.
Using 10 cent per word. with minimum
cost OF 10 CENTS for each insertion. when
paid In advance. and x 20, cents when
charged. Tho same rate applies to deaths
marriages. obituaries and all other classified
notices No display type allowed IN tho
classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24

with Mrs f. A. poMl1NICK, Cape
Henry. Va. Capt Holmes cottnge)-
sea-bathirg unsurpassed and a per-
feet view Of all ships in and out 0 I
the capes. Correspondence solicited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24

SPECIAL. VEHICLE SALE TO LIGHT
en- stock-Top Buggies. s41so; Run
abouts, s33.40: Dayton Wagons, s53;
these vehicles at Crenshaw Ware
house, Shockoe slip. city, or write to
SPOTLEsS CO, NC, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24

STRONG RIjNABOUT. RUBBER TIRES.
cheap, for want OF use. 27l2 East
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DianO Tlinit1u.t

TUNED AND sREPAIRED by
our expert factory workmen at mod
crate prices.1fOur work Is OF the
finest; satisfaction guaranteed, II
your instrument Is in need of repair,
letFus make you an estimate on same.
STIEFFS, 200 East Broad Street.
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@ituations Mauteb, Nlale.

YOUNG, ACTIVE MAN, WHO is
willing to do any work necessary
in grocery and feed store; one With!
mont position to, right party, AF|
letters conhdent!al. Address "sossI,SA
f care this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24

BUGGY UMBRELLAS AND CARRIAGE
sun shades at w. G. SM1THS. Fifth
Street.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S. 400 N. Third Street
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tho mail order business; began with
IS. Any one can DO the work home
In spare time, Send for free book
let. Tells now to, get started. MAN
81 AGER, Box $40. Lockport, N. =.
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Doarn G1lanten.

WANTED, PERMANENT. TRANSIENT Il
and table borders at SIS N. Eighth.
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fouNCf 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? ct WHITL o c X
BRANCH AMERICAN CIGAR Co.
Twenty third and Main Streets.
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err and stenographer; one competent
to attend to correspondence and office
during managers absence. Apply.
own handwriting. giving age and eX-
perience. II 35, care this ONCE.
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WANTED, RED DRUG;
clerk; must come we'll recommended
and of good habits; register letter.
Address AUGUSTUS YOUNG. No. 1es
Charlotte Street, Norfolk, Va.
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FOR SALE. ONE 1906 WHITE STEAM
err Automobile. thoroughly equipped
with all extras; touring body Ad-.
dress X so, care this office. *
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FOR SALE VERY CHEAP, A NUMBER
of second-hand. rubber-tirs run
aboats phaeton5 and surreys taken
pair. W. C.. SMITH. Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24

WANTED. AN INTELLIGENT YOUTH
for mailing department: must write
good hand and know how to tie bun
dies. Give experience and REFER
ences. Box 54S. city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24

FOR, SALE, EVERY STYLE OF.
Wagon-open, express, top-grocery.
moderate prices A. MEYERS Sons,
4 100 South Eighth Street.
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A GOOD-PAYING LUNCH-RoOAl, IN
heart Of business section; only small
cash payment necessary. Address
II 1876. caro- this office,
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FOR SALE, ONE SECONDHAND
one-horsc farm wagon, used four
days; bargain One threshing ma
chine and 6-horse-powcr steam en-
CINE; thorough order. No. 3 South
Fifteenth Street.
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FOR SALE, ALL KINDS or BAGS,
new and secondhand. RICHMOND
RAG CO., INC, lilo East Cary 55-
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.LITHoG RAPH PRESS FEEDER
wanted: 5000 per week: steady work .
good position. state experience ana
age. II. GAMsE & BRO. Baltimore,
Md
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REGISTERED DRUG CLERK / WANT
ed z single man; good references; xi5
per week. and room free; permanent
position to the right party Address
'pRUGS.' care Milbourne Adyert:s-
ing Agency. BaltiTore, Md.
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FOR SALE..-AIY INVENTORY SHOWS
$500 puilets. single-comb White Leg
2 horns. Am crowded for room; will
sell a few hundred April Matched 70
first corners for $500 each. Write to
Department OF Agriculture. State OF
Virginia. for, bulletin No, 5. Poultry
Raising In Virginia" written by me,
which shows views of this poultry
plant. JAS. y. MASON. Proprietor
Maxwelton Poultry Farm. Gladys
Va sH=FFHl .+4eii{Ia-
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Mli8ceIlanecu8.
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lUPHOLSTERING.

SUITE. ODD CHAIRS AND
touches recovered and reupholstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated; for cash or on
easy paymento No charge for osti-
mates CHARLES JURGENSs SONS.
Adams and Broad Streets.