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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
.ROSEBEN SEEKS
CARTER STAKES
Last Years Victor Pitted Against
De Mund and Other High
Class Three Y ear-Olds.

Be- =. g. Y i
NEW YORK, February 2s.-D. C..
Johnson's record breaking sprinter
Roseben is again a candidate for the
10000 Carter Handicap. seven fur
longs, the race which he nearly lost
last year because he was not quite
UP to the mark of condition. The
Carter, which is the first important
stake run on a metropolitan track, had
received firty-eight entries up to 4
O'clock yesterday afternoon. The time
of closing the stake was Monday It
midnight. Other nominations are ex-
pected from remote points.
Roseben Will this year be opposed by
more three-year-olds of high class than
those Which ran in the race last year.
The Messrs Paul and Roy Rainey have
entered De Mund and Horace E., as
we'll as the older horses, Sir Wilfred
and Heaslip. j. c. Core and McCar-
ter are the fthree4year-old entries from
the Newcastle Stable. and from James
r. Keene's there are entered Super
man, Philander.5s Cabochon and Fam
|. best all three years old
The full list Of entries to the Carter
Is appended. Weights will be an
nounced on March 21st:
Roseben, Joaquin, Handzarra, 1nqui-
sitor, j. c. Core. McCarter, Halifax.
Blandy, Don Diego, Okenite. Jacobitc.
Waterlight, Oxford, Rye. Dolly Span
kel s4oraoe t.. Sir Alfred, De Mund
Heasllp, Suffrage, Cobochon, Super
man, Philander, Zambesi, Hyperion
H., Red Friar, Pater, Graziallo. Her
mitage, Avaunteer, Orbicular. Ceder-
strome. Vendor, ISRAELI. Lotus. Belle OF
Iroquois, Tom Dolan, Juggler, Simple
Honours, Hooray, La Londe. Puisus
Cressina, Kings Daughter, Berkeley
Ma .acca, Pantoufie, Coniedienne
Claude Duval. Shackle, Marster Eddie
Ware. Rosemont, Conville. Pretension
prince Hamburg, 1ronsldes and Brook
dale Nymph.
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Green Spring Valley Hunt.

Fixtures for March. 1907.-Saturday,
March Cd. kennels, 2:30 p. NJ; Tuesday,
March 5th. Burnside Gate, A.. NJ;
Thursday, March It'll Rockland. 2:45 p.
House, 2:3O P. M.:'Tuesday, March 18th.
Chiffeholme. 5:45 A NJ: Thursday.
March 18th. Brooklandville, PAS P. NJ;
Saturday, March 10th. sShawan, 9 A. NJ.
Tuesday. March 18th. kennels. $50 A.
NJ: Friday. March BED, ,Chestertown,
5 A. NJ: Saturday. March 23d Chester
town. A. A.: Tuesday, March 26th,
Atamasco Gate. $40 a. NJ; Thursday
urday, March 3htlS. kannels.2 p P. M.
r. c. STEwART, NJ. f. Fl.
RANDOLPH BARTON, JR., Secretary
Baltimore.
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DISCUSS PLANS !.
F0R CLUB GAMES.
Members Of West1noreland Meet
and Enthusiastically Decide to
Wallop Commonwealth.

Members of the Northumberland Club inter-
ested in baseball met yesterday afternoon
4 In the Chamber Of Commerce Building to
make preliminary arrangeElenys forsAtheir&
munwealth Club,
~ Mr.. NJ. NJ. Mcclure was elected captain
Captain Joseph u. Willard. manager. and
Mr. George NJ, Reid. assistant manag err n IT
was decided that the first game would ,llas
played some time during the first wee,sg
of May. go
In the series played last year between
these two clubs the commonwealth won
two out of the three. capturing the cham
pionshlp. The Svestmofelaud team Is de-
termned to wipe out the old scores this
year II.
yesterday afternoon and who will probably
try for positions on the team We're Dr.. r..
c. Bryan, Mr.. Cardoza, Mr.. Elmore Hotch-5
kiss, Mr.. Henry Hotchkiss, Mr.. r. Gordon,
Mr.. Granville Grey. Mr. p. L. Conquest. W..
Tom Bryan and Mr.. st. George BRYAN NJ
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Business Opportunities.

FOR SALE, UP-TO-DATE STORE
house. neat dwellings,, all necessary
outbuildings. clean stock of general
merchandise; big run OF custom.
Situated on the Southern Railway at
Taber, Va Nothing but success
neighborhood, and in the centre OF
five good industries. VIII sell on
easy terms. Apply at once to G.. NJ.
CARPENTER, Eaber, Va.
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Notice.
NOTICE.

In accordance with a resolution Of
the Board OF Directors OF The State
Bank of Virginia made on the 2lst day
Of February. 1907, and pursuant to a
resolution, OF the shareholders OF said
Bank made the 18th day or February.
1907, a call is hereby made and notice
Is hereby given for q general meeting
OF Virginia to be held on Tuesday, the
I'd day OF April, 1907, in its banking
house, No. 1l1l East Main Street, in
the City of Richmond. Va. ut ia O'clock
Nj to consider and act upon the sub
ject Of the conversion OF this Bank
into National Banking Association,
and II deemed expedient and for Tx,
hest interests Of the, Bank and Of the
shaEehoders, to authorize the Board
for that purpose; and for the consid-
GRAFTON OF any other matters that may
come before said meeting,
by order Of the Board OF Directors.
JNO -. llI.IlIlTT,
WIN, M. HILL.
i{s Cashier.
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Hunt Club Fixtures.
rsnecia1sto The Times Dispatch.1
2 - II 4, % I.Hnnf

Tspecial to The Time -Dispatch.1
KESWICK, VA, February 2s.-Hunt
fixtures Of the Keswick Club for March
= Saturday. March I'd. drag hounds.
Keswick, q P. NJ; Tuesday. March 9th,
March 9Th. drag hounds. Cismont, p.
NJ; Tuesday. March 18th. fox hounds.
PARADISE" A. NJ; Saturday: Yarch
10th. drag hounds clubhouse, 7. NJ;
Boyd's Tavern, Z A. NJ. Saturday,
March 23d, drag-hounds, Piedmont
Lodge" 2 P. NJ; Tuesday. March 26th,
fox hounds, Glover Fields" A. NJ;
Saturday, March S0th, drag-hounds.
Keswtck, 2 p NJ
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NAVAL SCHEDULE.
Will Plav ". M. I. and Washing

ton and Lee, But Not Virginia.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. February rs
Manager C. E. Pugh has complete the
schedule of games of the Naval Acad-
enly baseball team for the. coming sea-
son. All of the games Of the season
will be played at Annapolis except the
one WITH the West Point cadets, which
will be played at West Point
The schedule follows:
March 2Sd--St, Johns College.
March 27th--Columbia.
March 2Stll--Yale.
March 30th-Cornell.
April Gtll-Gallaudet
April 10th---Nrglnta Military lnsti-
April 11th-Dartmouth
April 13th-Lafayette.
April lsth--Harvard.
April 2Oth--Johns Hopkins uniyer-
sity.
April 25th---St. Johns College.
April 27th-Maryland Athletic Club.
May 1st--North Carolina a. and NJ.
May ad-Randolph- Macon
May 4th--Walbrools Athletic Club.
May Sth-University Of Pennsylva-
May 9th Washington and Lee,
May 11th--D icNinson.
May 1Sth--West Point.
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noon and about the same tilho half a
dozen or more of the Philies leave by boat
for Savannah. The, Phillies' party will
probably be made up OF Gleason Doom.
Duggleby Donovan, Ricnie hnahe and
outside OF Philadelphia and has notified the
management that he Will be on hand to
handed pitcher from up the State, whom
Charlie Doom expects to turn out to be a
first-ciass man Doom thinks the Phlllies
have been since he Joined the club six years
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Wants
ONE cI1N.r A WORD.
ONE cNN.r A WORD.

TILE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising. is 7 cent per.
word, with a minimum cost OF
10 cents for each insertion, when
paid in advance, and IS cents.
when charged. The same rate
applies to deaths, marriages, obit-
uaries and all other classified
notices. No display type allowed
IN the classified columns.
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Mr. Hurka11lp l.tlee.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, February
2s.--Mr. Charles II, Hurkamp, the WELL
known horseman of this city, has been,
reqrnst,ad TO act as oneaof the tuages
at the Monmouth County Horse Show
at Hollywood Park, Long Branch N. T..
July cath. 25th, goth and a7th. lie VIII
accept, Mr.. Hurkamp judged at this
show last year.
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BASKETBALL
Saxons Beat Romans by One
Point Last Night.

Fast playing Is the order of the
games in the Y. M. c. "A. Basketball
League, and that Of last night was a
hot one. The Saxons and Romans bat
tied for supren1a cY, the former winning
out !, by one .point-score, s9-S. Both
teams played good ball.
The line-up or the teams was as fol-
lows:
Saxons-a Romans.
l. Hull ...i....f. II. ..... NJ. Fl. Lemen
Il ". kelley..s... f.. -.s...J. Fl. Jones
". A. Collins, NJ. i: Lawrence
(Captain)
Fl. T. Leake.s.. ]. q .f.f....J. Cushman
l. Schapiro ....s.... G G.. w. Roach
(J. Wheat)
Field haskets--Lawrence 3, Collins z,
Hull 2, Jones. Free throw-Hull.
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/ Know Nothing About 1t.

In a recent article referring to a pool
tournament being planned aS>ong local
playcrs Messrs, Louis and Willie Bowman
We're included in the list of probable parti-
lclpants. Neither expects to take part, nor
does either know anything about tho pro-
posod nhntch.
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Executors Notice.

Having, qualified as executor under
ceased, / hereby request ali persons
having claims against and debts due
by the testator to immediately file
persons indebted to said estate to come
forward and pay tho same to mo.
JOHN N. MILLER, y r.,
Executor las. II. Chalmers, Deceasod,
y. Q. Box 500. Richmond. Va
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BASEBALL GOSSIP.

DR.. Robert 49, Lawson, recently attached
to the University OF North Carolina in a
professional capacity has been signed by
the Trenton baseball club OF the Tri-State
League, as a pitcher. but Will not report
for duty until May 18th, being engaged at
the University up to that time. pr. Lawson
Is 3 brother of Mr.. George Lawson, of this
city, and is himself well known here. having
year. shutting out his opponents. He was
signed last year by the Boston National
try-out DIR Lawson formerly pitched nj
Locust Dale Academy, and on amateur.
teams In Lynchburg and elsewhere. He is
friends there as we'll as in Richmond. ,rhe
Trenton Trl-Staters Will go TO Danvlle Va
March 10Th for early ar = spring practice. An
other man signed by Trenton Is rIarRin, who
, was captain of the Georgetown team several
years ago.
owner Frank Farrell and Manager Clarke
Griffith. of the New York American League
team, express confidence that Jack Chespro.
the great splt-hali artist and mainstay q
| IS likely 10 lose The biz fellow, and Is
chesbro's Intention of retiring from baseball
appeared to be based upon the fact that
he suffered a setback in his record last
are over. and that hc could mt deliver the
goods IL signed. The owner and manager
Of the team thinks other;eise howsy g, and NJ,
luck last season, AZ was somewhat over
worked in crucial periods.
| Wilson Charles, one OF the star MEM
| bers OF the Carlisle Indian football team.
| who played In this city last fall. has been
| signed as u pitcher by the Trenton rrir
| State team this season. He&is q brilliant
| all-round athlete, and has been very sue
cessful in the pitchers box,
! TT lis now accented that Donlin, Bowernan
| and Mullen VIII not be With the champion
| Now York Giants this season, all having
| failed to sign contracts 10 leave With
| the team for early practice. Bowerman
| made IA reputation "a catcher ten u
| twelve years ago With the University OF
| Vermont team, and was signed by Bati-
| more in its championship days to assist VII
| bert Robinson, It's veteran catcher.
| Clarence Beaumont, centre-helder, who
| helped plttsplrg land three successive pen
| nants for smoky-town, has retired from
baseball, certainly with that club, according
| "a Manager Clark Beaumont, It is said,
| doubts his ability to maintain the fast field
\ ing pace of the Pirates,
Mike Grady, formerly with the Giants
| hut more MISUNDERSTANDING ifor the Sc
! Louis Nationals. has again been; signed by
fMrGraws for the Gihnts. THE Giants paid
ls2,opb for hlsg release, Grady will replace
| I,owerman.a
! Manager AL Lawson. of tho WILMINGTON
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Nav Race in Georgia.

Z 8CHATTAN0olA, TENN, Fobrunry 49,
Several horsemen, temporarily out OF bus
mess at NASHVILLE and Memphis by legis-
lation prohibiting racing IN Tennessee are
here planning 10 estnhlish q race track lust
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SIMPSON WINS.
Captured Prize by Majority OF
Five Pins.

The regular semi-wen1lly match for
the prize was rolled last night at the
Lake Alleys. There We're many high
scores. The contest was largely at
tended and all the boys evidently had
their@eyes on the pins Simpson crossed
the line with III, with Cosby, and Long
close behind him. The following We're
the nlaXerS and scores:
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Atlantic League team. has sold his franz
chse to Manager Connolly. OF the Tri-s
State League who will place his team In
that city, Lawson will locate an Atlantic
League team in Reading. aS
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Notice..

HAVING THIS DAY QUALIFIED AS
= administrator of Michael l. hIcDon-
ough, deceased, all persons indebted
to his estate will please make set
tlement with me at once, and all per-
sons having claims against the said
estate will present the same to me
for settlement HUGH NJ. ONEILL,
Admr. NJ l. McDonough. deceased, S14
Mosby Street. Richmond. Va.
EVERY DEPosIToR IN A BANK IS
equally entitled to the greatest se-
curity and the best service. The
First National Bank. of Richmond,
Va, undoubtedly affords both. and
invites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities Of strong,
large courteous bank. Assets,
$4,000, 10000. Organized April, 1855.
WANTED, THOSE INTERESTED IN
Gasoline Engines. Saving Outfits
and Feed Grinders. to write for
prices and terms to w. K. BACIE 6:
SONS, 1406 East Main.
WANTED, EVERY wEARER OF A DE-
cent watch to know that JAFiNKE
BROS, Watchmakers. 912 East Main
Street. is the place to have it properly
repaired.
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Flats For Rent.

A NICE FLAT ON SECOND FLOOR,
Of three rooms and private bathroom.
all connecting; front room heated
from furnace, also back porch. Can
be seen from A. NJ to IL a. NJ, and
from P. NJ. to p. NJ, at $50 North
Ninth Street, between Clay and Leigh
Streets
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Wants
= ONE GENT A WORD.
Wanted.

WANTED, BILLS TO COLLECT IN
oil portions OF the United States. No
collection, no charge. Agents want
ed everywhere. PALMORES COL
LECT1NG AGENCY, eli Main Street.
Richmond, Va
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has been doing some hard work with
the team, and hopes to make good
showing tonight.
Owing to the limited space, visitors
tary tickets issued by the two teams teams
The Covenanters will be glad to re-
ceive. challenges from other teams. Mr..
Charles Phillips, manager, 112 South
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WANTED, FARMERS INTERESTED IN
Corn Planters. Cultlvators, Harrows
and Grain Drills, to write US for
prices. w. *. BACE1E s. SONS, laos
East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01

wANTED--GHoW1 PINE TIMBER.
from six inches up State location.
size and quantity. Also give The
nearest loading point. Full inforn,A..
attention. Address TIMBER, 1163
Hull ST., Manchester, Va.
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I MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN
the mali order business; began with
IS. anyone can do the work in spare
time at home; send for free booklet;
tells how to get started MANAGER,
Box $40, Lockport, N Y.
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FARMERS TO TAKE NO
tlce that prices Of Farm Wagons will
soon advance. We sell Tennessee"
and "Tfbrnhilf' at old prices. w. K.
BACHE & SONS, 1406 East Main.
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LOST, BETWEEN c. & O. STATION
and post office. envelope containing
several checks signed Chas. w. La
pers and G.. b, Schmelz, assignee.
Finder please return to room 203.
American National Bank Building.
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LoSIg .Fox-TERR1ER DOG. SEVERAL
days ago. black and white face,
brown splashed jaws, one wi1ita and
one black ear, balance body all
white. Reward for return to 713 East
Grace Street.
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WANTED. "A YOUNG MAN FAMILIAR
with railroad general Office work,
particularly with station agents ac-
counts. Address, stating age. refer
ence and salary expected, BON 104,
johnson City Tenn.
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LOST, ONE FOX-TERRIER PUPPY:
two black spots IN middle of back.
one on tail. Liberal reward II return
ed TO 500 West Grace Street,
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PUBLIC TO KNOW
East Main Street. buy. sell. exchange
and remount diamonds In the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken In ex-
change.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01

eTRAYED, ON FEBRUARY 7TH, ONE
Shepherd Bitch. Color, light brown
with white spot In face Answers
to. name OF Fannie. Name on collar.
Linton vcniont. Reward II returned
to 1905 East Main Street.
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Help WantedMale.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON May
ing for newspapers: sure, steady
work. no canyassing, experience I'M
necessary. SEND for particulars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01

AT ONCE, A REGISTERED
or registered assistant druggist, Adj
dress IDEAL PHARMACY, SMITH
field, Va.
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WANTED, a YOUNG MAN, FROM
country, who can furnish horse and
buggy, to represent us in country as
salesman. Must not be afraid OF work.
References Required For further par
ticulars, CELL at SOL West Clay Street,
between 8 and 40 a. NJ, or after S
p. M. GILLIAN & TAYLOR
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WANTED, ENERGETIC MEN TO REP
resent us in each county OF Virginia
and North Carolina, to locate de-
sirable timber or timbered. tracts,
able toSyyou. Address G 545. care
Times-Dispatch.
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For Sale.

FOR SALE, IDEAL BUILDING STONE,
the best building, material for resi-
dences, business fronts, factories,
warehouses. churches, school build
ings, foundations. chimneys. porch
columns. etc. Cheaper than brick,
better than stone. Ideal Blocks are
what their name implies--.the. best,
Contractors and builders should get
our prices. Factory. foot Virginia
Street. Address IDEAL BUILDING
STONE CO., Richmond.
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ADMITTING PAYS SIS TO $50 A
week. Learn the best. quickest.
cheapest method. See or address.
TEACHER. 11l2 Capitol Street.
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Lost and Found.

6TRAYED--DOG (FOX- HOUND). AN
swers to name Jack" White and
black spots; aiso slightly red; more
white than spots. Reward for loca-
ton GEO. ~. MCDANIEL, Rich
mond, Va. Phone COPS l.
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Situation Wanted-Female.

A LADY FROM LYNCHBuRG WANTS
to be n companion for soma lady.
Reference furnished. Address C $50,
care this Office.
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FOR SALE, "A VERY FINE PAIR OF.
Howe overhead platform scales. Cost
$125. The only reason we have for
selling Is because they are too large
for our use; or Will pay difference
and exchange for good sound draft
horse Address DAVIS GRO. & PRO.
co. Lynchburg, Va.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the Chesapeake Western Railway will
be held at the principal office Of the
Company. No. 6o5 Mutual Assurance
day, the 9Th day OF March. 1907, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, for the election OF direc-
tors and the transaction of such other
business as may properly come berore
the meeting.
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,;WANTED,s A TlRsT-CLAsS COOK;
will pay best wages. Must have ref
erenccs. Apply 321 Harrison Street.
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WANTED. SECONDHAND BAGS AND
burlap; will buy any kind, any quail
ity, anywhere. We pay freight. RICH
MOND BAG Co. Richmond, Va.
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Real Estate For Rent.

FARM FOR RENT OR sALE--SHVTDN
miles from Richmond, on new electric
line; q station at door. Apply 81
East BrN,.u.
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PLAYERS Start South To-Day.

- IdyCF5 SHufl 86Oktt91 - 11ry -
PHILADELPHIA. February 2s,--Connis
Mack and seventeen OF his players vii
leave town for Marlin Springs this after
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w. Fl. HALL, Secretary.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Chesapeake Western Company will
be held at the principal office OF the
Company. No. sos Mutual Assurance
Building, Richmond, Virginia, on Tues
day. the 5th day of March, 1907. at II
o'clock A. NJ. for the election OF direc-
tors and the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before
the meeting.
- -I-I--..-rl w II IIAI1 sacretarv
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NIGHT COLD CURE WILL ALSO
7 lutaly cure your cold. does not make
you sick, no bad after effects: cures
while you sleep. Sold by WAGNER
DRUG CO. and BLANKS. ePrescrip-
ton Druggist.
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WANTED. FOR U. S. ARMY. ABLE
bodied. unmarried men, between ages
of p and So; citizens of United States.
of good character and temperate habits,
who can speak, read and write Eng
lish. For informa ton. apply to RE
CRUITING OFFICER, 800 East Broad
Street. Richmond, Va.
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WANTED, TO BUY GOOD. SOUND
draft horse. Give description of
horse. Address, DAVIS GRO. 81 PRO
CO, Lynchburg. Va.
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Miscellaneous.
WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR
guarantee that it is done properly:
20 years' experience. Cleaning, s10O:
Main Springs. S1.00. 40S East Broad
Street. All work guaranteed.
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Board Wanted.

YOUNG MAN, WITH WIFE AND
small child, desires board In pri-
yate family. Prefers two adjoining
front rooms with southern exposure
Address B 500, care this office,
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WANTED, A NURSE FOR INFANT:
must be neat and thoroughly reliable;
good wages. Apply 1918 Grove Ave-
nue..
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Clarence Beaumont. csntre-nelder, who
helped Plttsb,,rs land three successive pen-
inants for smoliy-town has retired from
baseball cerainly with that club, according
10 Manager CLARK Beaumont, II is said,
doubts his ability TO maintain the fast field
ing pace of the Pirates.
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SHOE REPA1RING

75C HALF-soLE MEMS SHOES, La
sewed: no squeak: no nails; no pegs;
Rock Oak" soles. DREW ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. tie E. Main
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01

Mike GRADY, formerly with the Giants,
Louis Nationals. has again been signed ny
iMrirawi for the Giants The Gianta paid
$4,000 for bisg release, Grady will replace
Towerfnan.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01

WANTED, MATTRESS MAKERS AND
FINISHERS:G PLENTY OF WORK;
G00n WAGES STEADY Fad, ~. EM TIF, ;,
LINDSAY, PORTSMOUTH, VA,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01

THE INCEST PLACE FOR YOUNG
LADIES OR GIRLS, STEADY EN-
PLOYMENT, Sc TO Sc PAID PER
WEEK WHILE LEARNING; AFTER
BECOMING lIxPERT CAN EARN 50
TO sig PER WEEK. WH1TLOCS
BRANCH AMERICAN CIGAR COM
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