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The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-31
Foot Guard Receives Acknowl- edgment from Richmond
 Blues.
VISIT MAY BE RETURNED
Distinguished Southern Company Thinking of Coming North
 Next Summer.

After the regular weekly drill of the Second company, Governors Foot Guard, last evening, which was well attended, special meeting was called by Major Frederick w. Brown, in tho company's room and the following let ter was read from Major E. w.. Bowles, of Richmond, Va.
 Headquarters Richmond Light
 Infantry,
 Blues Battalion, Richmond, Va.
 March IS, 1908. Major Frederick W. Brown,
 New Haven, Conn.
 My dear major: Our clock is still the center of attraction in this city and every evening the crowds gather to admire 1t; the whole city speaks of it as our clock" from New Haven. It certainly is the handsomest thing I ever saw and we are very proud of it | can assure you.
 We have just gotten through with our annual l.. $. inspection and I am very much pleased with the showing the boys made. out of 21s total strength of the battalion we had 212 present, three on furlough and one absent The boys were very proud of this and the inspector and adiutant general were both very complimentary in their remarks.
 Our boys are certainly Foot Guard crazy and they will never rest until we go to Connecticut, so it is entirely possible that we will get up your way in August or September. We certainly did enjoy you with us and do wish you could have staid longer. With best wishes for you and your command, believe me.
 Sincerely yours.
 E. W. BOWLES. The Richmond Blues is one of the crack military companies of the south: their attendance at inspection bespeaks the enthusiasm of the mem bers. The letter is a personal ac. knowledgment by it's major of the clock presented by the Second com pany, Governors Foot Guard. to tho Richmond company on February 2. last.
 By a vote of the company the reg. ular Monday evening drill hour wa, changed from S:30 to 8 o'clock.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-31
HOTEL DENNIS

Maintains an unobstructed view of the ocean and boardwalk, is most lib- erally appointed and conducted on the American plan.
 Hot and cold sea water in private and public baths.
 Write directly to the owner and pro- prietor for information and rates.
 WALTER !. BCZBY.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-31
Starin's N. Y. & N. H. Line.

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE
 Leaves New Haven 800 p. m.. Starin Pier. foot of Brown Street. Leave New York 800 p. m, Cortlandt Stree;, Pier No. IS. N. R. Fare 75c., excursion tickets SIPS. Rooms s1. Take Chap- el Street cars to Brewery street. C. H. FISHER, Agent, New Haven. Conn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-31
LOST BALANCE ON STAIRS.
Laborer Carrying Hod of Coal Gets
 Bad Fall

While carrying a hod of coal upsta'rs last night at his home on Franklin street, Patrick Tierney, an Irish lah- orer. lost his balance and fell back wards 10 the bottom of the stairs. He suffered a severe strain and fractured a bone in the right side. He was talk on 10 the New Haven hospital in the police ambulance and was resting com fcrtably late last night. rietney IS U years of age.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-31
cnme "a ATLANTIC CITY.

And enjoy the delights of early spring,
 The world famous boardwalk and its procession of roller chairs is never more enjoyed than at this season of the year The Casino, piers and Coua- try club are at their best.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-31
xxS& Marine Record. 63e:
 PORT OF NEW HAVEN.
ARRIV ED.

ARtlN ELI Sch Ann Louisa. Miller, Amboy. sch Keystone, Bishop, x. \. Sch Aetna. Knowles. N Y.
 CLEARED, Sch P w Snra que. - Sch Sea Breeze. Harris. N Y s,b Charlotte. McClintock, \, '. Sch Yosemite. Fisher. x. '. Sch H $. Lanfair. banfair, Beaufort
 N C.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-31
HOLLAND.AMERICA LINE F.. ~ n. N~...s.<

NEW YORk--ROTTERDAM via BOU-
 LOGNE. Ryndam Mar. 31 Noordam, Apr lB Potsdam =. .AprS Statendam. Apr. 23 HoIland-America Line, 80 B'way, N. |.
 Or Local Agent
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-31
MONTICELLO

AfI6nttc t1ty, ". J-. henfuCky Hve..
 Near Beach.
 The hotel for comfort. Near all at- fractions. Modern high class, home like. Private baths Capacity 500 s19 LID weekly. Booklet. A. C. EKHoLM
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-31
HOTEL OSTEND. Whole ntpck Ocean Erouf

ATLANTIC CITY, x, J.
 100 rooms overlooking the ocean; 21l with bath. Capacity, 500 White ser vice. Finest table and service. Hot and cold sea water baths. Heated sea wa ter swimming pool, elevator, or- ehestra. Auto nets trains, Write for literature, American plan-s1250 uu weekly. Special season and family rates. D. P. RAHTER, Manager.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-31
GENERAL SHIFTING NEWS.

GENERAL SHIFTING NEWS New York, March So-Arrivel steamer Brasile, Genoa.
 Plymouth, March 5o.-Arrived: steam
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-31
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL TRAYM0Rl

HOTEL TEAMWORK,
 Atlantic City, N. J. Open Throughout the Year. A Hotel Celebrated for Its Home Com
 forts.
 TEAMWORK HOTEL CO, Chas. .. Marquette D. $. White, Manager President.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
RANGER In CHARTER
AMENDMENT NO. II

hrinsing in the accounts regularly.
WiIl largely he nUsatlNud. Tho CITY
Slll either have to ran the rlak OF
heinE muieled la considerable sums
for aadaN delinquent accounts and
diseontlnuaaeea, ~ must increase
the required advance deposit 10
protect usalnat such uak Either
coufae viii ne Injurious aud unjust
both 10 the department aud 10 ron
sumers who pas their accounts res.
uiaHly
do not beueve the other tech
meal accounting changes pfapousd
hY this amendment are 81 Hnlfl,
ctcnt consequence 10 warrant. the
risk OF assuming these three month
deliuQucneles on hshtiuE aecaunts
Matters are running along smooth.
Is and safety la the financial az.
fairs Of bath of our great public
services and "a 10 we'll Go let we'll
enough atone The contingency |
have referred Ia was. | ava iniugm.
ed. not contemplated or considered
when the amendment was appwved
hv the council charter committee.
Under all the circumstances. u will
be safest 70 vote against amend.
naenf No. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
..ar eorrERllL

o. e'slse charter Amendment
, - ~, as.,k. Z teak q Tor Etant
" - a.sar no criticism tium
4 'ss.s .,sr that he new siem
~ ess. .slias tbere provided Tor
! $50 - aalsr department VAS
y ~. .reaiea hy experience. anu
IN +, every body
~ s.ee aaecftsmcd, On me
~. ssels authority that The tol.
- ~. lsiaa Ia this amendment
psl.t !. s.tgouslS laiurc and pos
haa's -. ~ IN. financial hasis az
.s.ss as,em. via ard shall
D y -, gal days compilo q
81 - = ne names aud proper
sissss .e consumers a. are aellh'
I'd sail further cause the
- - these cousHmcta - ~
s',e,.sse.l Applied "a the va
60 plth iss sravity sapply
y ste.aso. thls carrying ~
g -. ~ t,r % DAYS q nel sest
~ applled 20 the hshtlns sNa
- 80 Is higher proi9fs '.1,I'.' Y
~ 's.'.sesally where rival private
- twnlshing hEht and powel
.s.l,sble 4 Is bound a. lead 20
y s', e~.ersai loss tndeF it .
- caa gvt thrcc months
~ e. sewer frcm the Sl's - - =.
=, ssliasusn, and quietly aa !,
- 80. and lct the city
80. - sue lor the thrco months
-. s,eaerea Il this amend
y saopted. the present
-, eara syster. With is ten
~ no,lse Of monthly a ...,, s,, !.
xAlsA Is wsFkinE vel ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

No matter n the price we're steep,
IN smile aud 0sY twcre cheap.
This world a. but a school
We learn by rota and rule
Who know lambs from WoiYCa the
best
Never fail 10 pass the test"
She wrote songs OF love 10 him.
aud once she composed this prayer
IN verse
God Of Wisdom teach his soul
selfish love must be hla goal
lie muat learn 10 realize
Truth will never epmprumlBe.
He's the Kind must drink the drog
Know temorae and pardon beg.
Cast ouf all uutipAthy
Before he'll feet sweet sympathy.
Help him give up self desires.
Bcing eleanHcd by Rorrnw'a fires.
Heaven viii enter with Loves
thrill.
Aud greet hts soul with Peace BE-
still
None of these lines could turn
the heart OF the traction mRgnate
according Ia Mfrs Parke. She say
however, that She n willing 10 for
give him aud would even get a 81
sorce 50 that he could marry an
other woman she wants 20 be IA
aured that the other woman IL !
good womau
Farke denied the charge OF Rban
donment aud claimed that bis wifi
spent more on clothing than h.
could afford 20 give her. Ito wa
| released by the police because b,
claimed to be citizen of iowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

CHICAGO. March a-pnyera.
hFpnotiam. poetry were aomo OF
the means Mrs Frances earke Of
lles Molnea la told the Chicago
police che used IA an attempt 10 ru.
tain the love of her millionaire
husband. Albert Edwin parke.
fhtko II said Ia be- about a
years old. = mining promoter aud
Interested IN iuienrbau traction
Mrs. farke Is living with her
mother aaa the south Side. aud
fafkv ia staying az downtown
hotel.
When Mrs rafkc had him ar
rested ON = charge al abandonment
she accused him of these things
"ills heart hasn't q soft spot in
t. once | nut on ms wedding
dfehs aud prayed he'd remember
lie didn't
I suffered from neglect Az
hea Motnes friends never knew
how little money I bad at my dis
nosal
7 tried 60 hypnotlse him into
ioting me and found that instead
he was hYnn0tiHing me.
Then he iclt me
Mrs. fafke u writer 81 verse
af some uote. She wrote the fol
lowing IN the hope OF touehiuE Nj
Parko'a heart:
Now. Why should I he SAD
When the world Il bright aud elad
IN last wipe out the past aud aat
Ny iifc begins today.
Hut memory will serve
Aud bid me observe
The pitfalls that before nc llsi
III profit thus thereby.
II With experience
There comes a growth of sense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
SIMILAR NAMES
CAUSE TROUBLE

Similarity In names has caused
Miss Elma Wlllrtfe. "a resident Of
Green Lake. q great deal of annoy.
anee. since the papers published
news % the arrest 81 AKel swan.
son. ON Thursday night. charged
with having enlioed Elh named
Emma Wiilelt into saloon on
Pike 81 aud with afterwards plying
intoxicated
her wlth liquor until she haesme
MIaB Eima Willctte family lives
at Green Lake and formerly re-
sided "a Z2l5 Eight az. Miss Clare
Wiileue. of iOUgtE Main 81. a
sister. explained today that since
the publication 81 the story con
cerniuE the arrest many friends Of
the family bad been mialed by
the fact that the names were al
most the same. II Is not our Miss
Wlllette." she announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
TO CELEBRATE BIRTH
OF ROBERT EMMETT

On next "wednesday evening the
local divisions Of the Ancient Or
der Of illbernlnna viii hold a spa
eial program Of speeches and songs
IN honor OF the 10th anniversary
Of tho birth of the patriot Robert
Emmett The affair viii be held
IN Hibernlau Hsll. Ninth a.. aud
Yealer wa. beginning at $50
otelock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
Loss IS COVERED.

Fire Saturday afternoon caused
damage 81 $500 Ia the realdenee OF
Mrs. g v fwitt. 1910 Flfth av.
Mrs rwttt lighted a fire IN the
basement stove. and went upstairs
10 visit With friends The stove be
came ossrhsatcd and set fire % the
woodwork. The property MAS In.
sured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
DAMAGED BY FlHH.

Following the explosion q =
lamp I'm the residence OF Mrs. -.
Hall. 2l0f East Madison St. a. 7
O'Clock last night the house and
contents we're damaged - the eE-
tent OF $500 b. he flames.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
RELEASED ON BAlL.

NJ q. Hambley was arrested &C
bis home al 23d Az and Madison
e. yesterday on a charge OF grand
larceny. II a. alleged that be bad
stolen $50 from Mrs. Jane Huasey
of Green Lake several months ago.
tie gave bail Of $500 and Was
released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
DINO lncarAsGs.

February building permits eN
ceeded those issued during the
same period Of last year and
compare more than favorablY IN
both number and value OF improve
ments proposed. During last
month there were 81 permits iH
sued. the estimated cost Of the
buildings being fg42. lao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
nav unoLAno cLUe.

Former residents of New Eng.
land who are nov living IN this
city and vicinity will bold a spe.
cial program on Thursday evening.
March 9. ia tho Columbia College
OF Music. nj Broadway and Pine
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

Of people relied
and Judgment the providing hghgade and de-
pendable furnishings indeed with much pride and
feel that OF this character will
the confidence support OF the entire buying public OF this
preparations complete this REMOVAL SALE which will
undoubtedly exceptional successful houseurnihng
conducted the West We unexceed
make
buying point during Whether you buy look
Ubc ustas Nclcom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
re event ALI Seattle
waiting for

trade movement of extraordinary interest to
without question the greatest most reaching sale
planned in the Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

Patrolmsn Brandon fired three
shots at n suspicious character
whom he met a. Ninth az. and
Jefferson 81 early yesterday morn
ing when the man started 10 run
Instead OF giving explanations.
None OF the bullets took effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
conditions governing this sale---

delivery service will be nstaled cannot promise delivery at
Ftped orders will necessarily have be filled in their
Aour Delivery Service will be applied suburban
buyers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

the for the moving OF this for the transferring
great building at SECOND
AVENUE AND PINE STREET.
moving organization of this size tremendous undertaking.
expense effort absolute necessity that the
stocks be reduced, and reduced greatly
REMOVAL SALE imperative and have planned this sale
daa positive determination
quantity stocks and reduce the items OF
nd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

A thunder storm has swept tbs
southeastern part Of the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

NE sal goods will be held for future delivery.
telephone C. O. d. orders for sale goods will be hled
goods sold condition. refunds or exchanges
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28

WATCH AND JEwELRY REPAIRING
is our speciality. "A. SCHEER. Jewel
4 er Established 1870. 1856 e, Main
Street, opposite Old Market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28

TRY AN AUGUS-INE CORSET:
prices soc. and up to- So; best values
for the money In this line THE
CORSET SH6P,s3 m North +, fifth Mrs.
a. u PYLE, Proprietor. Sc
ALWAYS THE SAME. ALWAYS THE
Best. KLEVESAHLS ginger ale and
soda water.
WANTED. THE ADDRESS OF MRS.
. Hettie Power and Miss Lizzie Power.
Address a SAG. care Times-Dtspa tch.
FINE UAIBELLA@ COVERING. CHAS.
SCHREAIP, Umbrella Repairer. 222
East Broad Street
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD,
at HUGHES'S. 209 North Third.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28

OWN REMEDY FOR
rheumatism or Kindred complaints is
{, .Rheumateur. There is no expert
menting with It. Price. 80 cents at
your nearest drug store.
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THROUGH SKYLlGHT I'm SOUP

NIlps jacobson, Dining ON COncy island
Balcony, Falls Through. IN
d N EWi YORK, July 27,--Mtss Julia.
jacobson, Of No. s74S st. AIMS Avenue.
Bronx, eating dinner on the second
balcony OF the Bohemia Hotel. on Surf
Avenue, Coney Island. Yes terday, lost
her balance and fell two stories through
a skyllght, landing on the range upon
which the remain der of her meal was
cooking. She was taken to- the Res
sception HOSPITAL, VIII Gre, It was said,
that she was suffering from concus-,
sion Of the brain and bruises. She will
Henri.ssthe chef was flavorlng the
head crashed and the young Woman,
fell ON the stove, Pots and pans dis
appeared and lingerie and skirts took
their place. III (
nearly tainted. Other memb ers Of ths5
cod king staff. however,. remoyed me
young woman from amid the kettles
and fried eggs. There was no more
cooking done for some time. however,
and the guests had TO so nWithou their.
soup for a. time.
BY tables Say that they saw Miss
jacobson struggling as IL sonle gmorsel
or food had slod ged in her throat. But
they paid no mt tent ION until Il hey saw
her sud denly San In lS l, III tctl Jnv Yer he
low rai ling and N lsap pea 7.
as4 4Aa /; her gaspi AZ en- les We're Wnetls
by heacrakh ar I'll q ssJs and tlalsup roar
In liza Il Si tGhan. Yornan ssc raa met nd
jnaer overturnAd Ghk!r as In excl tsInent
Tha acci den ss wi M tyil IN eas al by hpNrs
lsshd got psol hs 4 n est ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28
ANNUAL MOUNTAIN EXCURSION,
AUGUST 14TH, TO THE GLAND

Via Southern Railway. Round trip
to Hot Springs. Waynesville and Hens
s11.0o: to Lake Toxawayst
$1,000. On sale August l4th, Good to
return on all regular trains within ten
days from date of sale. The above
tickets will be on sale at Richmond
Norfolk and all intermediate stations
to Danville. This Offers a rare oppor-SS
.tunlty to visit the Land sot the sky
and the beautiful Sapphire Country.'s.a
For information. al ply to any Southern
Railway agent, or address ~ =
c. w. WESTBuRY,
District Passeng ger Agent. ss
* IS. ys5y {, M RI cFnort1 Va
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i Heard and Seer,
in Public Places

u1AMd, Fo y ! Judge a,g san, Y. wlll!ams,
II i general said Mr.. Bruce
a., BaInks, q Southwest rgint4
ZEN .'' ocrat, who was AT the Ca ito1 yes4
terday. AZ. Banks was the superin-i
! tendent of the Virginia Mineral and
Timber EXHIBIT at the Jamestown Ex4
position. anu Is returning to his hong
IN the Southwest after looking over
q fairs at the Exposition grounds with
reference to his charge.
The property Ia all stored In thu
original building on the Exposition
grounds" said Mr.. Banks, "awaitina
the completion OF the new annex td
the state Library. the. lower portion
Legislature for our purposes. on my
recent visit / found the exhibit iii,
good shape, ana believe II will ID
Kept intact until we are able to nova
nome. .' -yi 81 n.
but. coming back to politics, said.
VT. Banks. x think Judge William de-
serves to win the light for the Attor-
For twenty-five years he has spent
his money and canvassed freely for
his party, and II looks as 81 if these
things ought to count for sonasthing,
1896 in order to make fruitlesss
race for Congress. and long before
and ever since that time he has been
prominent leader and advocate OF the
principles OF his party.
How about the Democratic nornl-S
nation for Congress in the Ninth Dis
trict?" was asked. ~ s J.
II do not know was the reply:
The party leaders have II called vi
convention to meet at Pulaski City
on August 9Th. and there are no can-s
sdidates. but we will put up q man
and make a strong fight. Former
and there Is also much pressure being
brought to bear upon former Senator
Robert r. Bruce. OF Wise. who made
a gallant race two years ago. and
who for brought the Republican ma
jority down to point which LOO ked
very hopeful for the Democrats"
Mr.. Banks Will be in the city for
several days, having a number OF pri-
vate tnntters to look after sherA before
he leaves for his home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28

q ACRES lo-RooM. .2-sToRY HOUSE,
with hall and two large porches:
barn, wagon shed and three chicken
houses, four miles Of city. at sta
tion. HANCOCK e GARRETT, No.
9 North Ninth Street, 57Ssss
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MEN IFoR PAcIFIc FLEET
Contract for Thetr TranspprtnttoH
u e Awarded to Several Roads, isss III


Awarded to Several Roads.
WASHINGTON. July a7.-Contracts
were awarded by the Navy Departnent
to-day for the transportation OF ~
enlisted men OF the navy from Nor
folk. va, to San Francisco. Cal. The
men are to be distributed among the
various vessels OF the Pacific fleet.
which viii shortly leave on a cruise
among the Pacific islands. flat rate
OF s34 man was made by the rail,
roads. 5 81 I, IS Ss
RI The men were awarded to the cl,osa-
'peake and Ohio. the Southern Railway.
the Norfolk and Western and seahoard
Air Line each being allotted the trans-
portation OF 1870 men. The movement
will begin August Cd, sixty men being
started each day until the entire 7a1
are on their way si:sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28

II. Il BAUMGARTNER. SAFE Elk
pert; safes opened and repaired:
combinations changed, locks cleaned
and put In order. Phone 3033.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28

WANTED. POSITION BY DRUG CLERK
of about three years experience. re-.
tall: references. Address SUI
PLATE. care Times-Dispatch Office.
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HOTEL Observation-Disclosures, :

5-a1l1f UCCuI CItyl NCVv4 verBCy. n n
Accommodates 200 100 suites Nth fresh
and sea water baths: the best service and
cuisine; viii satisfy the most exacting: at
Reasonable -ates; every facility for conf
and pleasure, with added charm Of spacious
ness automobile route from Philadelphia:
"a miles nne State roads; Norwood Golf Park
10 minutes by trolley: Atlantic City So
minutes: write for booklet P. Fl. 3. CAKE
owner ana proprietor, Also Hotel Nor
mandie Washington, d. C.
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for BaIe.

FOR SALE, ONE-TH1RD OF AN IN
corporated fire insurance agency;
gross premiums, $4,000 per year; u
suitable man buys the stock he will
be made manager Of the agency at
a good GALAXY. Address Box B, Farm
VILE va 1850 teas lsl Z isllN.I sla...sa
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HIGH, -WELL DRAINED LOT. BEYOND
Ginter Park; 200&feet on Lakeside
line, $50 deep. Address G. 1853, caro-
5TfmeS-DfSpatch.S N 5SsyS
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FOR SALE, CONFECTIONERY STORE;
ply 1856 North Seventeenth Street.
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cGuires University School

q Opposite Monroe Park.
Forty-fourth Session Opens September 18th.
I Prepares for all universities. colleges and
u. S.. Academies. Certificate admits pupils
to advanced classes at University OF Vir-
ginia and other Virginia institutions, Full
corps of university men as -instructors Prl-
mary depar tment with two experienced as
slstants. Nine month"; session. Gymnasium.
filtered water. Fifty-page catalogue, with
full information, Mt book stores or by mall.
Principal at North Belvidere Street after
September 5th. .s5fss ~
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I CoLoRED, THEATRE.

AND TAILORS, LET US
sharpen your razors and shears: all
kinds Of repairing. VIRGINIA CUT
LERYs MANUFACTURERS. North
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Bituations 0Manteo, MaIe.

WANTED. POSITION IN GENERAL
merchandise store or similar work by
experienced clerk: good references
given. Address Box 275. Batesyilie,
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RICHMOND ACADEMY

University and College Preparatory School
for Boys. Seventh Session begins Septam-
Der IS. 1908. Advantages: "a Faculty OF
nine experienced men. l2) Primary depart
ment in charge OF trained men. t3) Number
q students limited. 81 Modern equipment
work (7)s Honor system OF discipline. (s)
Students from homes OF culture. For cata-
logue and other information address
Fl VNI.9 L. PRIN CE, Dean
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28

FOR SALE, SIX TOP BUGGIES. FIVE
Surveys. ten runabouts, two Dayton
wagons. two grocery wagons and
farm wagons. at cost price; two car
loads coming. Call and get bargains.