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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-02
MACHEN
AFTER MANDAMUS.
Will Make Formal Application
to Court for Writ
To-Day.
MAY GO 70. PETERSBURG
Member from Alexandria Works
Hard to Save His Two
Amendments.
MAY GO TO- PETERSBURG

Senator Machen, OF Alexandria, Will
make formal application to-day for
writ of mandamus compelling the en-
rolling clerk to publish two resolu-
lions adopted by the General Assem-
bly, at It's last session relating TO
changes In the Constitution. One OIL
these provides that the Legislature
other that bills before the Assembly
shall not be read more than one time.
AS heretofore explained, the section
OF the Constitution was not complied
with, inas,nnch as the Senate jour
nal, or minutes, did not carry the full
text or the measures as demanded,
only the aye and no vote being
recorded.
Senator Machen arrived here yes
terday noon from the meeting Of the
Bar Association at Jamestown, and had
a conference Immediately with Clerk
Williams and Sneaker Cnrdwell, OF the
House of Delegates. He had already
been officially advised OF the ruling by
the Attorney General that the resolu-
lions We're void. In his opinion the
Attorney General held that the clerk
could not publish2the resolutions in
the newspapers without authority of
the Circuit Court.
Went to See Judge Witt.
Within a few hours after his arrival
Senator Machen prepared the applica-
| ton for the Writ. and with Speaker
Cardwell and Clerk Williams, he pro-
ceeded to the home Of Judge Witt, Of
the Hastings Court, to discuss the
situation. 1t was said afterwards that
Inc formal application was made to
Judge Witt. To-day, however Senator
Machen will appear before Judge In
gram, of the Law and Equity Court,
and II he fails there will probably go
ibefore Judge Mullen, at Petersburg.
Clerk Willinms Ready.
Clerk Williams has everything In
shape to rush copies to newspapers II,
all parts OF Virginia. They will be
mailed Just as soon as the writ is
issued, and the. clerk Is assisting
Senator Machen in his efforts to ar
4 range matters so that the amendments
will not go by default. The member
!. from Alexandria was the author OF
{ the resolutions, and he worked hare
for their passage. For that reason
he does not want them to fail because
of the blunder OF somebody on the
Senate side. The full text was spread
. upon the House minutes, but the Sen
: ate was not SO particular in conform
Ing to the requirements of the Con
II stltution
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INSPECTOR BECK
HARD AT WORK.
Will Examine All Building Plans.
Or. Labenberg to Erect Six
Stores.

s Mr.. Henry p. Beck took charge of
his new department as building In
spector yesterday and the future.
promises no. small amount Of work
which must have his consideration.
In connection with the creation Of the
Office the building Inspector will be
required to examine all plans for
new buildings, of whatever size or
nature. something which has not been.
demanded heretofore
En- During the morning Mr.. Beck was
busy with the examination of plans
for six two-story stores on the west
side or Seventh Street. corner or
FRANKLIN. on what is known as the
old Mcclure. lot. The buildings are
being erected by DR.. Charles A.. La
benberg, w. G, West being the archi-
tect.
Until tile new building code Is COM
piled and ratified into law bywproper
ordinance, the inspector will have less
authority, but this matter is being
arranged. In the same way a new
law is shortly to be enacted by which
MI. Beck will be prepared to condemn
old buildings, regarded as unsafe May
or Mccarthy having advocated that In
| his last message. 5i<
Every building plan prepared by
an architect must be filed in Mr.. Becks
office.
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Ma is,
ONE CENT a WORD.
NTl9teIlanenlls.

MATTRESS MAKING AND FEATHER
RlINOVATING.
HAIR MATTRESSES REAiADE. FELL,
hair and good combination mat
trcsses made to order Estimates
given FREQ OF charge. SYDNOR &
HUMIDITY, INC. Ill East Broua
Eireht s&e5
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TAKES NEW POSITION.
New joint Stock Company Formed With
IsiChnOnd Capital. t3Es

Mr.. c. NJ Selph. for the past ten years
connected with the electrical business N
Passenger and Power Company, has accepted
position as SECRETARY and treasurer of the
Southern Pipe Covering Company. a new
Joint stock concern OF this city. Mr.. John
a. Selph is president OF the new concern
and Mr. c. Il. Paul manager. Its officers
and hackers are Richmond men.
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Upf1oLsrE R1Nu.

PARLOR SUITE ODD CHAIRS AMD
couches recovered and reupholstered
Ike new; slip covers made aid mat.
tresses renoSated; for CASH or on
easy payments. No charge for csti-
: mates. CHARLES. III RGl5NS' SONS,
Adams and Broad Streets.
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BOYS PREFERRED THRAsH1NG.
Rather Take Their Medicine Than Go to thu !:
u4se25a{ A KefOrmntOry.- 49, 4

y Joe yenable and John Martin, two sdlIninuS
tive pickanlnnies. were before Justice
yesterday. charged with stealtns
thirty-tiye grass bags from the freight shedi
OF the Southern Railway. The boys hal
their choice between taking n thrashing aftsi
court or going to the Refornatory. ana
chose the former. Joes mother looked aftes
him, While Policeman Bryant. was assigned
to do what seemed necessary for the morals
of John. Both got all that was coming ia
them. 20
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FINE HOME FOR SAID. AT. WAKE
field Va. on a lot 97x42o, in. the very
best residential part Of the town.
story Of beautiful design; seven
rooms, largest 1Sx1S; very large hall,
two porches, large windows; COM
pletely nished; bathroom supplied
by 24-barrel tank. and hot water
boiler Of <30-gallon capacity: entire
interior very nicely finished; large
coal and woodhouse and stables; two
wells Of excellent water. Price,
$4,000; terms reasonable, JOHN =.
WHITE, Wakefield\Va.
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Iost and Tounn.


FOUND. - CAME TO My PLACE. a
strange cow. white with brown mead
and neck. Had on a new haiter.
owner can get same by applying 70
AT West Seventh Street Manchcster.
LOST, AUGUST lsT. SOMEWHERE
between Harvey Blair " Co.'S and
The CHESTERFIELD $22.50. finder
please return to thfs Office and re-.
ceive reward.
LOST, ON MAIN STREET. BETWEEN
Eighth and Fifth. or Eighth between
Byrd-Street Station and Main street
$50, Liberal reward II returned TO
No. East Cary street.
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M8lO3( is
ONE CENT A WORD @
ONE CENT a WORD.

THE RATE8for Classified Want Adver-i
Using is cent per word, with u minimum
cost OF 10 cents for EACH insertion when
paid In advance, and % cents when ehnfe .
ed The same rate applies TO deaths mar.
rIages, obituaries and all other CLASSIFIED
notices No display tyle allowed In the
classified columns,
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& Fifty-four Instructors, thoroughly equipped
Shops, Laboratories and 1nfrmaries. Farm
of eleven hundred acres. Steam heating an.
electric lights In dornlitories. Degree
courses in Agriculture. horticulture, Civil
piled Chemistry, Applied Geology, Prepara-
tory Medicine and Veterinary Science AMI
General Science. Shorter courses In Prac-
teal Agriculture and Practical Mechanics.
Total cost iof session OF nine months, In
Guiding tuition and other fees, board, wash
ing, textbooks, uniform, medical attendance.
The next session opens Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 10. 1907. For catalogue and other
Information. apply to E
PAUL B.EBARRINGER. NJ. D.. liz D.,
S57t ss,lig5 e ~ tts.. President
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On Motor CIR "Trip.

Captain and Mrs. Joseph =. Willard,
accompanied by Miss ELIZABETH Hop-
tlins, OF Baltimore, and Mr.. Gray, Of
New York, are touring Canada In g
motor car. When last heard from the
party was In Montreal. 8ss;
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WANTED, TWO AL JOB COMPOSE
tors and one stoneman; nine hours
day. highest wages. MEYER
ROTlER PRINTING CO. Milwaukee.
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F. F eople Scent In
in p ublliec; '' Places.
~


SWELL, that is, indeed. interesting
said Il man long Identified with polltics
of Virginia. when informed at Murpny.s
Glass, OF the Lynchburg district.
Lee will have a strong folloWlnE,
as matter OF course. said man
ing for either candidate, but the
thing that surprises ME Is that hi Z
should partially abandon his profess
sion for political honors. suppose 4
ing criminal lawyer of Virginia, and, at
any rate, he has that reputation pc.
yond the borders He defended McCue 4
the strothers Who killed Bywaters, az (
Culpeper. and more recently he had
charge Of the defenses forces When
Judge Loving was acquitted. But =;
hope he may not have to go to the i
front again in any more Of these unTs,
written law tragedies
Senator Machen was shaking hands
with his friends at the hotels and club
last night. lie mad what to might ,e v ~
engaged In the preparation of the wrlt
of mandamus TO save Two pro ,!,,,s'.t
amendments to the Constltution, WHEN !
the last session OF the Leg!slature, and
(which were threatened with destruc-
ton because OF an error In spfresa adan
them upon the minutes: - me r., Al s,aot
ing of the bar associa tion. IN .Inurs-
day lie read a remarkably strong pa
/ per on the divorce question: IN winch
Rage is one Of the principal causes
| for the increase in divorce statistics
The bridgeport Telegram party.
bound for the exposition, had merry
time at tie Rienmond ot eetteut spant
the points Of interest about the city,
1anraX s sary Of ana hs ssst we!f M aN
/ could come here and live IN this t,ne1
old city Of hills" said young We
man. more Impressed With the \, charms g, ms
Gay the read a.ty 81 Ins Vr gin its quaint
toms, It's romance and its cavaliers.
ana i must say that the people here T.,
! lave seen the monuments the Capitol
the historic resiaensss. but w we so ona
visit AL In the yhoff b spaee q v Gne
4 to the exposition would have been
i complete without side trip to Rich
4 mond"
4 United states Senator John ". Dam
lei arrived in the city from LYNCH
4 burg last. and is stopning At the Rich;
rsSxs s q somos al 1 ' ,hs VIZ VIZ
4 sinia rate cases, although Senator
4 discussing the subject. He was hero
), last Saturday for a conference. with
Attorney General Anderson and Mr..
4 Allen capterton Braxton; and befoTs
i, probably return this week, Mr.. Bra1-
ton was expected here to-day, and
there Is reason to believe that the
4 CONSULTATION. Senator Daniel retired
\ sarly, and saw few callers.
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Goal alln 0Woon.

As I HAVE BEEN II HEADQUARTERS
for wood about fiYe years "a knq by
Of wood. and prepared every way
+ sekeepers desira,it, Quality counts
as much as price. Half-cord. $3.50.
'Phone 1883. THE WOOD MAN. 1SQl
West Broad. Y
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sPARLOR SUITE, ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
like new: slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated; for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for csti-
mates. CHARLES JURGENS' SONS
Adams and Broad Streets.
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HELP WANTED. WILL PAY GOOD
wages and furnish room and board
for the following help: Colored wo-
man, who can cook corn bread in
all old-time Southern styles, two
colored mattresses and one competent
white pantry woman. References
Old Virginia Corn Mill, Jamestown
Exposition.
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WANTED, for u, S. Army. ablc-bodicd
unmarried men, between ages OF 81
and IS, 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. $50 East Broad ST.
Richmond. Va; 123 Sycamore ST.. Pc
tersburg, Va: or Columbia Building.
CRANKY St. NORFOLK. Va.
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bituation8 IanteD, Temale.

4
"A LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS
charge Of and teach as many as
four children, from four to ten yenrs
of age. Address Miss A. B. g, care
Postmaster, Cold water, Va.
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Hotel Elberon
THE DUNLOP, Atlantic City, N. j.

I Directly on the beach, overlooking the
Tboardwal k.;f!o ocean piers. end convenient to
vate baths; on the European plan only;
$3.50 day and upwards; frst-class restau-
rant attached with q la carte service. Fine
orchestra ROBT. E. DELANEY. Prop.
Isl s.. r. BOWMAN. Manager. II
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help Iatrten, Gemulr.

ANY 1NTELLlG EMIT : PERSON MA Z
earn Kood income corresponding for
Send for particulars. PRESS. s. NJ
dictate, Lockport. N. Y.
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WANTED, FIRST = CLASS WHITE
barber: $3.50 for Saturday, and $500.
per week; steady work. Apply alo
West Cary Street.
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WANTED. TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers. THE SylR.
r. w. cridlsn, ManaFey. Manchester.
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Boarning.


PEI M A N ENT AMI
transient; also table boarders. 1of
North Seventh Street.
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.Q'Qaanten.

WANTED. YOU TO COME, WRITE oR
phone for 1.-THE original "Ye Oru
\ ginia and the Carolinas. Our N. G.
Corn at 81. and Rye at 81, $3.50 and
So can't be beat. D. r. GRIFFITH
& CO., 20 East Broad Street. Phone
1913.
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FOR SALE, BARTON HEIGHTS HIGH
porches, pantry and BATH BATH Ai hot ana ana
cold water. electric lights; corner
lot; $500 to a quick buyer. Address
y 5ll, Times-Dispatch. .5.
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WANTED INTELLIGENT AND
refined lady, of GOOD social standing,
4 would like situation for the COM
ing session to teach one or two small
children. Terms moderate. AAdr.sS
Box 35, r. u. ID. No. 4, Louisa, Va.
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WANTED, BY A LADY, POSITION;
Office work preferred. y 496, caro-
this Office.
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lockwood WANTED FOR CASH,
q cut green's. or plants. State size and
number OF plants, with full particu-
lars, to BOX 4, South Orange, N. J.
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FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF BAGS
BAG CO., INC, lilo East Cary.
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70 EXPOSITION VISITORS.

COOL NlIyvLY-FURNIsH
ed rooms at $500 ana T5c- per day.;
convenient to exposition cars. Write
to S. A. Evans. 463 Chapel Street,
Norfolk, Va.
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4 UPHOLSTERING or THE RIGHT
KIND

PARLoR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AM,
Brocades, Tapestrys and Damasks to
select from. Phone for free estl-
mates. SYDNOR & HUNDLEi, INC,
709 to 713 East Broad Street.
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AND FARMS FOR,
new railroad. Fluvanna county, Va,
ranging in size from soto 465 acres
Bargains Tor quick buyers. Address
j. r. ELAN, Charlottesville. Va,
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I]Dial1n Cunning.

Plan Oss. TUNED AND REPAIRED BY
our expert factory workmen at mod
crate prices. Our work H. Of the
Your instrument is in need Of repair.
let lis make you an estimate on same.
u STIEFF'S. 205 East Broad Street.
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5ituations. 3arnfessinnal.

:.
LADY or EXPERIENCE DESIRES
position as teacher in private fat.t-
lily. Qualifications - English, Latin,
mathematics and music. Please state
terms Address Miss NJ. GARRETT,
Tamworth, cumberland county, Va.
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WANTED, PERNIANEN TRANSIENT
y and table boarders at SIG N. Efshth.
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39er8n1aI8.

EVERY DEPOs1TOR IN "A BANK is
equally entitled to the greatest se-
curity and the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, OF RICH
and invites account from ali elasses
needing the facilities Of strong,
large. courteous bank Assets,
$4,000, 100000. Organized April 1855.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-02

WANTED, TO SELL ONE LOT OF
church pews: can be seen at
F'LETCHER'S, 4o4 East Canal Street
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WANTED. WANTED. WANTED - q
buyer. single man preferred; on.
who now holds the position or iias
held one as an assistant busar,Eia
retail store for notions, leithe:
goods. toilet goods, jewelry, u u.,sl
departments, II capable one who uc-
sires to make cnange and can tako
fun charge Of these departments,
managing and buying. am open
for a hustler, a man with good ideas
and ability. All applications Will be
1 treated ,confidentially. G.. NJ. GuG-
81 .GENHEIMER, Retail Dry Goods Mcr-
chant, Lynchburg, Va.
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aQentS 0aanteb.

-SITIvELY HAVE
the fastest selling household pa tent
on the market. WODLVERIN% CO,
Pittsburg. Pa.
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DfIp manten, Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON NAY
earn good income corresponding for
newspapers: experience unnecessary.
Send for particulars. PRESS gym
DICTATE, Lockport, n. Y.
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Is J, SWEET SPRINGS NOW OPEN.

OLD SWEET SPRINGS NOW OPEN.
1900 f4ts elevation. no mosquitoes. nights
always COOL Finest grounds, baths and
swimming pools. best table. cleanest place
In the mountains Best nine-link golf
course in the country. and all outdoor
amusements. Excellent orch estra. Run by
owner; not lessee plan. Send for illustrated
booklet CIIAS.s M SIN1NS.
General Manager,
85 Sweet Springs. w. Va.
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Real estate for Rent,
Real G8tate fnr @aIe

FOR RENT, FURNISHED OR aUNFUK-
nlshed, 1926 Hanover Street
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| MADE $4,000 7 NFIvE YEARS IN
the 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. NAN
AGER, Box 500, L0ckport. n. Y.
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Rooms for Rent,

ron RENT GRACE NEAR FIRST,
excellent front room; gentlemen
only. For particulars call Phone
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BUGGY UMBRELLAS AND CARRIAGE
sun shades. at w. G. SMITHS. Fifth
|, Street.
at HUGHESS. 209 N. Third Street.
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ACADEMY,

Near GlOnccN{er Q, IT., Va,
Thorough preparation for Colleges
and the University and for u bus mess
life. Special attention to backward
bows, and tie. most careful individual
superiysion. The next session will
begin September 9th, Correspondence,
solicited. For circulars apply to JOHN
TADB (Grad Univ. Sof Va.), Principal.
IL. o., gloucester, Va,
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FOOD PAY AND YOUR COMFORTS
while learning; much more in a little
while; nice dressing-rooms; private
lockers for your clothes: matron In
charge; dining-roo1ns and restaurant,
etc; light work: at WHITfLOtc *
BRANCH AMERICAN CIGAR ca.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-02

NEAREST CITY TO JAMESTOWN
: Fxnosition; only % minutes to Elk.
nosition Grounds: large, cool house
overlooking water. Mrs. I. u. STE :
& GEN. zoos West Avenue. Newport
News. Va
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TERMINAL HOTEL,

West Point, Va.
Richmonds nearest and most con.
yenient resort. Service excellent spe-
cial rates to families.
Write for booklet.
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THE LEXINGTON

Pacific and Ark's Ave-, atlantic City, \: J.
Square from depot and Young's Pier.
Battling from house. Premises extend to
Beach. Ocean-view rooms, IS up weekly;
sle5 70 SEQ per- Y days Ssr s1o aNs
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CHICKEN FEED.

sPRINGT1ME CARE WITH SUMNER
time chicks Will raise them. Proper
food is essential. New wheat. We
Street. sf
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FOR II RIA NsIENTs S. ELEGANTLY
furnished rooms, with hrst class
: board electric lights and all modern
improvements. Terms moderate. 3l7
West Grace.
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.

dE:N's SHOES HALF, soLEp. 75c,;
Ladies, 60c.j children's, 4oc. HEIDI
Ing, 25s Goo f.,, e w %d,, sewed
TORY, 716 East Main Street.
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Mt Elliott Springs, Va.
Directly on line OF c. & O., West OF
stanton. different Mineral Waters. Pri-
vate Baths, Sanitary Plumbing. Splendid
Service Rates, s12 week UP.
S. FRED CUMMINGS. Mgr.
Mt. Elliott. Va.
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Blue Ridge Springs

TX s ~ VIRGINIA.
The favorite health and pleasure resort
of the Virginia mountains.
z All the attractions that contribute to the
enjoyment of Its patrons. 55
Season Opened June 18th.
PHILIP IF. BROWN,
Proprietor.
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Rntite8.

WANTED, EVERY WEARER OF \
decent watch to know that j AHNKE
BROS, Watchmakers, 912 East Main
Street, Is the place to have 1t proper
ly repaired.
w. G. SMITH, FIFTH STREET. Fer
anything in the vehicle line at best
prices. ~ f.5sls sli.
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flats for Rell

FLOOR OF five ROOMS. KITCHEN.
hath. 1903 West Grace Street. -
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WANTED, BoARDERs FOR SECOND
story front room. also small room;
House has been leased again. 6l2
East Grace.
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EDISON PHoNcGRAPHs

SOLD ON. EASY PAYMENTS: ENTIRE
catalogue Edison records, and all ma
chimes lin stock. at eD3 East Main
Street. c. B. HAYNES 6: co.
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~ ANTED. II u Still NG SALESMAN
and advertiser wants speciality Inc
for North and South Carolina. ket-
erence and personal Interview. Al
dress W.. care Postmaster, Station il,
Danyille Va
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-sL1p COVERS 10 ORDER. 4

\ BEAUTIFULLY LINE OF NOVELTY.
coverings to select from. Phone
for free estimates. SYDNOR &
Broad Street.
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3Drpfessipnal Delp @atlteo.

" ANTED THREE WHITE !. 1, AND
the public schools OF Jackson Dis
trict, Amelia county. Va. Apply to
r. Il. BLANTON, Clerk. Beaver Pond,
Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-02

HAND ROLLERS WANTED, TO ROLL
cheroots and high grade little cigars.
Steady work and good wages. APP
"a ply WHITLOCk BRANCH, American
Cigar Co., Twenty-third and Main to
Cary Streets Richmond, Va.
ladies in our bindery. MITCHELL
. & HOTCHK1SS, 6-8-l0sNorth Eighth
rienced stenographer; satisfaction
guaranteed. Address II l52. care
this office.
room Apply COLUMBIA SHOE Co,
foot Twelfth Street
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WANTED. A BOY TO WORK IN OUR
bindery; one who has had some ex-
perience OH cutting knife. Apply
WILLIAMS PRINTING CO.. 6 South
Tenth Street, city.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

70 CLOSE GUT MY STOCK OF FAN
eled grocery and dry goods wagons
at factory prices. W. G. SMITH.
Fifth Street.
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ROOMS FOR RENT,
Eighth and GRACE Streets; private
family. Phone 100.