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They Acted Like Cosnnclks.
The opposition deputies tlercely at
tackled the government accusing the
ministry of sending agents to stir up
the populace In the south. asserting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16

THE WOOD MAN KEEPS SPLIT WOOD
on hand for kindling and cooking.
Phones 1920 and 1868.
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ANIMALS TO PERFORM
For CAARITY'S SAKE
Portion of Receipts Will Go for
Benefit of Retreat for Sick
Auxiliary.

Tomorrow afternoon, and evening Paul
Spessardy's funny bears, the equestrien
bear, the Polar bears, Mile Davilla and
her leopards and jaguars, and Sgnor RI.
naldo and his lions will perform for sweet
charity's sake, as both performance are
for the benefit of Church Hill Auxiliary,
Retreat for the Sick, and Mr.. Bostock has
decided to give a. goodly portion Of the
gross receipts from tickets to this or.
ganization.
The ladies of the auxiliary hope that
their friends will fill the arena buildina
at both performances and help swell the
fund which is used in taking care OF
SO many needy cases. All the performs
ers have agreed to do their best and the
trainers have entered intofthe benefit with
a will. and the proceeds will doubtless
be of no little help to this wo.~-.y cause
Mr.. Bostock's former visit to Richmond
was made memorable by the large num-
her of charitable organizations he assist.
ed while here He has given orders to
have as many Of these organizations as
possible assisted this time, and before
the trainers and animals leave Richmond
in the spring is his hope that many
of dollars will have been dis
tributed among them.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT MAY
HAVE ASSISTANT CHIEF
Board Will Probably Ask Council
for Appropriation-Chief
Fuller Sick.

There is considerable discussion
among the members of the board Of
fire commissioners as to the advisabili-
ty of electing a second assistant chief
of the department. Some of the men,
bers regard the Office as Unnecessary,
but 1t is said that majority favor
1t, and will at the next meeting ask
an appropriation of s1,500 additional I'M
the budget to pay the salary of the
proposed officer.
Although such action by the Council
is regarded as far from assured, as
pirants for the proposed post are al
ready, and contest Is being quietly
Waged In behalf of aspirants. Captains
William f. Joynes, of No. 8 Engine
Company, and Charles S. Atkinson, of
one Of the truck companies are re-
garded as the most formidable cand-
dates. @
Chief Of the Fire Department w. G.
Fuller Is reported seriously III at his
home and it was stated yesterday that
he was suffering with partial paralysis
Inquiry at his residence ELECTED the
that he had been i'll for
about three weeks, and that he was
In about the same condition
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WIN. WALDORF ASTOR TO WE'D
COUNTESS OF WESTMORELA Nh
One OF the Most Beautiful Women Of England Will Secure
Divorce From Earl From Whom She Is
Already Separated.

NEW YORK. January 15.-Society Is not
surprised at the reports from London that
I William Waldorf Aston, the expatriated
! New York Croesus, will marry the Count
ess of Westmorciand as soon as the
beautiful aristocrat has severed the mar
riage ties that bind her to tho Earl OF
"estmoreland. Tho rumor has been dis
cussed in New York social circles for
some time, and women who have recent
~ been to London have brought back the
stories of the old millonaire's infatuation
for the beautiful countess
Not long ago 1t WAS reported that As
tor was to be named by the earl In n
suit for divorce, but this was CLOSED
over. and the husband has gone into
retirement
1t Is understood here that details of
the separation. which is to pave the way
for the countess to become Mrs. Astor
have already been arranged and the
boundiess wealth of the bridegroom-to-be
is depended upon to smooth away any
obstacle that may arise.
II is understood that the Earl of West 4
moreland will consent to allow his wife
TO divorce him. There In no hint OF scan
dal. Lord Westmoreland and his wife
have been estranged for some time. ana
several years ago he published an adver-
tisement In the London newspapers PRO.
claiming that he would not be respon-
sible for her debts. AS matter of fact
1t is stated she was wife in name only
when Mr.. Aston first met her and sue
cumbed to her CHARMS
Nearly Twice the Countess Age. |
The Countess of Newfoundland is thirty |
five years old and has two children Mr..
Aston is close to sixty. His two children |
recently married against his wishes.
While the Earl and Countess have |
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Help Wanted Female.

AN EXPERIENCED COOK
and housegirl; none without refer
onces need apply. 1924 Monument
Ave. CWest Franklin street,.
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Times Dispatch Branches.

The following Branch Offices have been q
aslsed for, FOR The esns Of those S LYING L at
p l iG The 'Hs ,b @ Wants lei
any OF these branches VIII receive the sam
,sareful attention as though they had ), ee .,
sLAUGHTER's DRUG STORE, Twenty-hftt
w +. EANEs, lSiS East Broad Street.
A. a. SCOTT, Twenty nth and Broad streets rs
WILLIAMs.s PHARMACY. Twenty-irst ana
TARRANT. GRANT CO.. Foushse and
CIV LATIsIER No. 500 Yves. Marshall
TaaoMfsoN,s DRUG STORE No. lSn West
i. L. BEVERIpGE Brook Avenue and Clay
nADY's DRUG STORE, Barton Height gh;;;,,n..
RoBfN's PHARMAcY. No. 900 East Marshall
CITY DRUG STORE. No. isa Eass Main
5bDsoN cuNSINGHGM. No. 1921 East Main
Wallis PHARMACY. No sa South
kirk PARRISH Co. No. Az East Broad
The PARAGON PHARMACY. No. sol Yves:
EATON PHARMACY, Twenty-eighth and
HisoS,s PHARMACY: No; liz Canal canal, Street
HUNpLEY & WALKER, Twenty-ht'h anu
SoRTHstpE PHARMACY Fifth and Baker
cARTEB.s DRUG STORE No. uos Hull
TWENTY EIGHTH AND n STREET PHAR-
:, MACY; Twenty. eighth and n streets ,.,.,,,,
EAST aaa f Pa1RM ~! As No So, street.
TINES INES DISPATCH. No. 40 North sycamore
TINES DISPATCH. No us Eighth street,
Lynchburs.
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NEGRO Arrested.
Alleged Horse Thief Is Captured
in Portsmouth.

mouth yesterday afternoon with Jack
son Williams. colored, who Is wanted
here on the charge of horse-stealinE.
Williams was sent out on Thursday
Addison, which was being kept in tho
stable of Il. b. Hicks. The negro did
not return. He was caught in Ports
mouth by Deputy Sheriff HuffnaSle,
thorltes
Williams claims that he went into a.
saloon to get drink, and that while
horse. He got scared, Knowing that
he would be held responsible, and ran
away. He will be given hearing this
morning. t
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Lost and Found.

LOST. ON FRANKLIN OR GRACE
Streets or Third or Eighth Streets,
Monday afternoon, old-gold locket
and chain. Finder return to COS w.
Franklin Street and receive reward.
LOST. SOME SHEETS TYPEWRITER
reference to Law Digest Please
leave at Dispatch Office and
receive reward.
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Want Increased Wages.

The Timers and Sheet Metal. Work.
ers' Union has passed a resolution and
appointed a committee to confer with
the employers relative to q rearrange-
ment Of the wage scale. Up to yester-
answered by the employers organiza-
ton. Precisely what rearrangement Is
desired by the union is not announced
though 1t Is known that an increase Is
desired s
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WANTED. SETTLED II OUSEISEEPER;
farm; two In family. STRAIN &
son, Route /. Richmond.
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WANTED, FIFTY LABoRERs. APP
ply FOREMAN J. !. WILSON, Ameri-
can Locomotive Works.
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Wan Us
ONE CENT A WORD.

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is ] cent per
word, Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with a minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies to deaths, marriages,
obituaries and all other classified
notices. No display type allowed
in the classified columns.
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BE A Observation-Disclosures IN
Jewels and money stolen annually. For
tunes In rewards offered every year for
recovering stolen property. tracking
criminals and obtaining divorce and
similar evidence; capable male and fe-
male detectives in universal demand by
stores. banks, railroads and govern
ments. If tired of your humdrum life,
try this most interesting, exciting, pay
ing profession; easy to learn and start.
Send 81 for How to Be a Detective"
and reward list. We sell regulation Off
cial detective supplies. handouts,
badges. bull's-eyes. police whistles.
rogues, albums, etc. Send ten cents for
list, kARST 4 kARST, Detective De-
partment IS. Dunellen. N ].
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CoLORED LABORERS WANTED-WF,
viii, pay good men Sl.75 per day on
work in West Virginia. Charges, so
cents for shanty rent, S1.00 for hos
pital; transportation not over $500.
Party leaves Thursday night Apply
WINSTON & COMPANY, Room 500.
American Bank Building
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Business Opportunities.

FOR SALE, ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
of eleven years in -6ne of the best
business towns In Eastern North
Carolina: stock consisting of Notions.
Fancy Goods. Millinery, China and
of dry goods and shoes: store best
location in the city; have lease on 1t
until January. 1908; fine. opportunity:
reason for selling, want to retire
from business. Address A. D., care
this office.
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NEW ENTERPRISE.

MR. WILMER NJ cox. FORMERLY
with the e. z. Taylor Co., begs to in
form the public and hNs friends that
ne mas entered into business with Mr..
y. y. Ruehl (formerly with the Blair
Ruehl Glass Coz. under the firm name
or RUEHL & cox COMPANY, at iii
;; twelfth Street, where they have
large sample and ware-rooms. and
quote prices on GLASSWARE OF
r. F. Z DESCRIPTION j u G So
GORKS. ICE CREAM. SODA WATER.
PLIES n
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THE MILLER FUND.
Commonwealth of Virginia,
Second Atlditor's office.
''NSNV.IFH
Richmond, VA, Dec. 81. 1906.
Ills Bxcellency. Claude A.. Swanson, Gov
error Of Vlrginin:

L
Richmond, VA, Dec. 81. 1906
Ills Excellency Claude A. Swanson, Gov
error OF virginia.:
- slr--under the provision of the will OF
Ssltnuel Miller deccascd, for the estnb-
lish me, and perpetual support Of n school
on the nnnunl-labor principle, on tract
Or land In the county OF Albemaile. and
entitled IAN Act to give effect 10 a com.
Il the &C eonstr,ueton and effect Of the viii
ttablissh the manual labor SCHOOL provided
ror IN the twenty-fifth clause OF said
VIII 1t is made the duty OF the Second
rnnn, to open and keep separate ae-
COUNT or the fund given In trust for the |
, n,,GVe purpose. to be denominated tho !
Miller Mile Fund and annually on the sist of
December to make and render true |
ana accurate account OF the fund.- show
Inc distinctly and In retail the receipts
ana disbnrsements on account OF the
s sae during the year mmedlatey Pre-
by the oath OF the Second Auditor. Is re-
CURED. to be delivered to the Governor.
I'd pc by him laid before the Legislntpre;
manner. to be published for one month
IN two newspapers--one printed in the
t tRwn CIV e 81 and the other
+. In discharge Of this duty have the
honor to present the following statement:
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS ON
ACCOUNT OF THE INCOME or
THE FUND FOR THE YEAR 1906:
RECEIPTS. 1906.
January 2--.Interest for
Blk months to Janu-
aFy !, 1906 on 81 @
o44,oos.4o ana per 1Et
cent, registered GER
tllicates issued under
a asdo OF February %.
1919 ..-.............s3O.b 1893 05
July Ditto to July
J. 1906. on dltto... 30.596 05
--- ss11s6 10
4-1nterest for
six months to Janu-
airy l. 1906, on $685.
600 per cent. regis
tered bonds issued
under act of Febru-
t,, Try ~ dsse 1888. *6,3o4 90
'uy ,d amDttto to July
= i'o'' on dltto...., 1904 %
,,,,,,, A y..a.. AV'oVo w
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FOREMAN FINISHER WANTED. AT
Putnam's Organ Factory; s275 per
day for the right man, who thor
oughly understands and can take
charge of vanishing and finishing
on walnut and oak, in all its depart.
ments, W.. w. PUTNAM & CO,
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Real Estate For Sale.

PURCHASER FOR A GOOD
hotel proposition in Newport News;
new; we'll furnished; established trade
Other business interests prevent own
er from running 1t. Apply to w T.
CHAPLIN, Real Estate and Insurance.
Newport News. Va.
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SECURITIES BELONGING TO THE
MILLER FIND

MILLER FUND.
! The following is a statement ~ ~
securities belonging to the Miller Fund
N the custody OF the Second Auditor.
Virginia certificate registered
issued under, act Of Febru-
cent. on s9,5ss.49, and four
per cent. interest on s75,-
10000 ia January. 1909. and
i've per cent. interest there
vt n1ter ST. 1858 40
called In the market Gen
fury Bonds" on account of
running a hundred years, to
July !, 1891, bearing intcr-
est at the rate OF three per
cent per annum. 353.soo m
Virginia registered bond is
sued under act OF February
H. 1852, bearing three per
cent. interest. .............. 500 m
Richmond City eight per 4 ssiy
cent. registered bonds, due bas A
Wa; January ] 1907 1000 90
chanical College and Poly
technic Institute ten-forty
five per cent nontaxable and
equipment bonds ........... 10000 90
o. ,,..,a, ,s1.47o.ses 40
may be relied on of...... 75 Ago IN
The securities heretofore reported as
OF no value have been charged to profit
and loss account. ~ pi s'
1t will be seen by the statement q,
receipts and disbursements on account,
OF income that there is in the treasury
to tho credit Of the fund. in cash, for the
maintenance and support Of the school,
December 81. 1906, s72.69. 80 oAooi'
Respectfully submitted
JOHN G. DEW
Second Auditor and Secretary Of tho
Board Of the Miller Manual Labor !
School, Of Albemarle.
State of Virginia. City OF Richmond-to-
wit:
I, Joseph LeMasurier, a notary public
for the city aforesaid, and in the State |
Of Virginia do certify that John G. Dew.
Second Auditor of Virginia, and ex-officio
secretary of the Miller Labor School. Of
Albemarle, whose name is signed "a the
foregoing report, has acknowledged the |
same before me, and has made oath that
the statements contained In the said re-
port are true, to the best OF his knowl-
adge and belief.
Given under my hand this s1st day of
December. 1906.
JOSEPH LIE MAsURIER,
Notary Public. l
1909.
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BLANK-BOOK BINDING AND Iop
Printing. g. B, ADKINS & Co. Nos
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AT ONCE. SEVERAL MEN UNDER So.
sound, to prepare for entrance exams.
Tor railway mail service; excellent
Interstate Bldg, Cedar Rapids. Ia.
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Executors Notice.

THIS COMPANY HAVING QUALIFIED
a. a. EoXsEECuToR OF THE ESTATE
AL PERSONS HAVING CIAINfS
11GIyA,iMST SAID ESTATE ARE RE.
9CESIED TO PRESENT THEM
A 1ss.1, THOSE INDEBTED TO THE
PAYMENT. =
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
EAECuTOR OF OSCAR CRAM,
IAN, $. 1907. DECEASED
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locomotive ENGINEERS WITH
good records; age under fifty and
physically satisfactory: positions
open; state whole locomotive expert
ence; name references. RAILWAY
ASSOCIATION, Room Z IL. 227 Mon
roe Street. Brooklyn, n. Y.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

SO WILL BUY 10Th. P. ELECTRIC
motor 1n 800 will buy a Croker Wheeler
t t,i all In first-class condition; $50
VII BUY 10Th. P. gas engine 20-H. P.
a ooil ern. and engine Chase: all as good
a as rev, now running; to quick pur-
ana ana shafting attached. 5000 feet 8 pipe,
almost new: shafting and pulleys: for
sac. three sturtevant blowers; we pay
brass. lead zinc and old betting. Cali
US up and get prices. THE NJ. KEEL
LEY IRON AND METAL CO. GNC)
twentieth and Main Streets. Phone aH
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January 1910 w. L. Maupin
clerk. Charlottesville. Va, for
york for Miller Manual Labor
school. OF Albemarle, to Janu-
airy !. 1906. Observation-Disclosures. az O5
January 13-To notary public
1or taking the acknowledge
ment OF John G. Dew, Second
Auditor and secretary of tho
Miller School Board to his
report of the Miller Fund for
the year 1905. ............. 5o
January 6-To Daily Progress,
Of Charlottesville. for publ
cation of report for year 1905 ,, m
January 15--To News Leader
Of Richmond. for publication
or report for year 1906 .. 70 On
November 24-To Bell Book
and Stationery Co., for ledger. Ia
January 16-To John G. Dew
Second Auditor. for payment
OF one per cent. due him as
provided In Samuel Miller's
will. on S16,072. 80. . 1sn -
Me-. a.. ~ Si az ,aooo....... lis %
I,iy ~, Z ~ 90 .......... 102 II
sly Ky ta 1911 Sl4,eoz59 .:........ JAG 03
STn,,an,h -. In s9'Iy6.34. 81 So
A'o'e'i''er io-oh sl1,l4L9f 80. 121 AZ |
p,,,..o s75, 600 AZ
isa'aice on income account. 72 60
s75.7sa 10
SECURITIES BELONGING TO THE
MILLER
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FOR SALE, BREWSTER PHAETON.
also, Glass Enclosed Carriage for one
or Two horses built by Ainslie r.
Grace Street
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MAN. EXPERIENCED IN HARn.
WARE AND USE-FURNIEHING
GOODS. ADDRESS WITH REFER
ENCE. HARDWARE, CARE THIS
OFFICE.
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Help Wanted-Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn SIS TO sl0o monthly correspond
ing for newspapers, sure, steady
work, no canvassing; experience I'M
necessary. Send for particulars.
PRESS SYNDICATE, Lockport, n. Y.
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I MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN
Any one can do the work in their own
home, Send for free booklet; tells
how to get stlrtcd. MANAGER. Box
90 LOckpOrt N Y y.
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SUCCESS IN THE STOCK MARKET:
How to Attain 1t, Our new book of
liz pages Will give detailed informa-
ton; free on request write for it.
JOHN A BOARDMAN G. Co, Bankers
and Brokers, 80 Broadway New York
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For Sale.

FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND FEET
acres in fee simple; ten miles from
Iynchburg and mile and half from
southern Railway station; above
farm and timber proposition; 4-room
dwelling: necessary outbuildings:
also. 1000 ties; timber original
growth. Fee simple for all. $500.
Full particulars. JENNINGS &;
GLENN, Lynchburg, Va.
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FOR SALE. AT A BARGAIN. A KNOX
Automobile; seats five persons; Ia
horse power: speed thirty miles per
hour; in perfect condition Cost
new, $4,000. l. l.. FOWLER, 407 w
Lombard Street, Baltimore, Nd
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Wants,
ONE CENT A WORD.
Economy in Advertising
ONE CENT A WORD.

Means getting at the right people
at the least expense. The right
people are comfortably fixed fam
lilies. The Times-Dispatch reaches
all these families in Virginia and
large number Of them in the Caro-
linas. One cent word is all it
costs to use limes-Dispatch Want
Ads. Sure results are bound to
follow.
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DISBURSEMENTS. 1906.

DISBURSEMENTS 1906.
On orders of the County Court OF Albe-
marie and approved by the Board OF
70 stonewnll Tompkins, Acting Super
lntendent OF the Miller Manual Labor
school Of Albemarle. for current and
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Rooms For Rent.

DESk-ROOM FOR RENT CHEAP;
office nicely located Address Box
552 stating business.
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SAUNDERS's FEVER AND ACHE
Pills; guaranteed to cure chills and fever
and all malarial conditions. 75c. All
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FOR SALE. NEW WAGONS TO SUIT
you. Several secondhand grocery,
laundry. dry goods and phaetons,
and Dayton wagons. Painting, repair
ing and rubber tire work RICH
ARDSON BROS, 615 Brook Avenue.
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Miscellaneous,

MUTUAL BARBER SHOP. ROOM NO.
.. Just opened, with Baxter +. Jack
son ana William III. Sims. formerly
OF the Chamber of Commerce. High
etass chiropodist and manicure in
The WOOD MAN SELLS ALL nINDS
SL Lump Coal, Steam Coal, Anthracite
SohI-lt Is the free-burning kind, too
u. II. LONG, 1901 West Broad
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ON OUR BARGAIN TABLE WE HAVE
500 pairs Mems Shoes to be sold for
$l0O pair: worth $500. Come early.
ALBERT STEIN, Fifth and Broad
(wrong side).
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been living apart for a long time. they
Kept up an appearance OF fricndliness
FOR the sake OF their children untn last
summer. The Countess appeared at a
fashionable social function In London
wearing diamonds and other jewels worth
at the lowest estimate s1,250 900. The
Earl was furious.
Everybody in society knew that he
could not afford to buy his wife such
ornaments. This occurrence spread what
had previously been whispered-that VIII
liam Waldorf Aston was in love with the
Countess and wes Iayishlns gifts upon
She makes her calls to-day in mag
nificent automobile which was sent to
her at Christmas time. Her furs are
the envy OF all the women In London.
She appears to be supremacy happy.
Mr. Astor has been widower for sew
erai years. This Is not the first time
that rumor has engaged him to titled
Englishwoman. but never before has
there been 90 much foundation for the
report
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FOR SALE TO A QUICK BUYER, AT A
bargain. grocery and meat business;
good stock and modern fixtures; To-
cation none better In Richmond; rea-
son for selling, other business. Ad-
dress f 554, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16

THE WOOD MANS OAK AND PINE
Slab is the cheapest; 1t is dry.
Phones 1920 and 1869.
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Boarding.

LADY. HAVING LOVELY HOME ADJ
Joining Lakeside. wishes limited num-
Der of adult boarders; horse and au-
tomobile accommodations: references
required Address 3 49S, care this
Office
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Situation Wanted-Female.

LADY WHO HAS TAKEN
course In double-entry bookkeeping
and stenography desires position; is
willing to start on moderate salary
10 gain experience. Address L $50,
this office.
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PERMANENT TRANSIENT AND Ia
BILE boarders wanted at 516 North
Eighth
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FOR SALE, FULL LINE CLOSED CAR
riages for winter use, new and second
hand: goods guaranteed. w. C. SMITH
3l4 North Fifth
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PERMANENT AND TRANS
lent boarders at the LURAY. 403 E.
Main Street: excellent table; nice
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FOR SALE. DELIVERY, LAUNDRY
and Dayton Wagons. new and second
hand; prices right w. C. SMITH. 3l4
North Fifth.