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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

Sir Sic fatholii6c SreIie lit bobs
ipiirDiger Batter Deepen i'm vHecorb",
Dem umtlihen Organ Der SiD5ele
louisville, iebr parm ein9etreten.
9ringenoes 9ebiirfniB lit Die Inter
itilbl.ng Der fatbolii6en Srcile bon
Geiten Ser @iidDfe uup Der .2aien.
~lluiere fatboliide Sreiie beSarf gang
entifieben etmns mehr ais cine tbeps
retii1e llnteritiibung. Die biidofs
liden Ipprobationen fntboliiher Vldts
ter iitb gut, aber fp~irtungslos. Sic
Gpthpenbi9feit elmer futboliiden
8relie mnB mieherbolt Don Der 8an5el
6efannt acmadt iperben. Ser Weg
Der fatGpliIMen Spurnnlilten lit IN Den
@ereinigtcn Stnaten ein bornenpoller;
10 DornenboIl nls p%erbienltpoQ iiir Die
&ebofterrc, ipeihe cine t~auicno Wtal
6elIere @e6nnblun9 bon SiI6ofcn.
Srieltern unb 2aien perDienten." -
.9lproamerifa".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

MRS. ROSA N0ESEN, %Crookston, Mimi, ODER an
REV. NJ L. NOESEN, Deadwood, S. Oak.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-25

Heights High School has Issued invi-
tations for commencement exercises to
he held in assembly hail. Tuesday even
ing. Juno I'd. at $40 o'clock. Adj
mission will be by card.
smith-NIcLauchlan.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas McLauchlan
announce the Engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their daughter,
Annie A., to Mr.. Joseph Hawkes. Smith.
OF Glasgow, Scotland. the wedding to
be celebrated In ST. Johns Church on
June 4th, at 1890 A. NJ, the Rev.
Robert A. Goodwin officiating.
Personal Mention.
Miss Caroline Gordon Rennolds gavo
"a very enjoyable house party at hor
summer home near Ashland last week.
Her guests were Misses Roberta
Trigg, Roberta Smith, Elsie Lindsey
and Sarah Hamilton, of Petersburg.
Miss Bessie Jackson left on Satur-
day for Sweet Briar Institute, where
she went to he present at the closing
exercises. While at Sweet Brian, Miss
jackson will be the guest OF Miss
Margaret Eaglesfield.
Mrs. rutherford Fleet was the guest
last week of Mrs. G. G. Bridges, Of
Ashland.
DIR. and Mrs. John S. Pendleton are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fishburn.
of Roanoke.
Mr.. ]. A. Anderson spent several days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-25
INMANs DON'T WANT WHITE
TO MANAGE FIRMS ASSETS

MACON. GA, May. 24.-Attorneys for
lnman & Co. hankrupts have petit
toned the United States Circuit Court
OF Appeals for the fifth circuit In New
Orleans, Ln., for the review of Judge
speer's appointment Of his marshal,
George Il. White, custodian OF the IN
man nrm's assets in the Southern Dis
trict of Georgia, and a supercedeas has
tho. Circuit Court Of Appeals and put
ting q stop to the hearing set before
Judge Speer here for tuesday. May
10th, The supercedeas bond. required
ticesof the proceeding has been served
on Custodian White, 3
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with friends in Lynchburg last week.
Miss Jennie Mcdowell Is the guest
of Mrs. Stanley, in Ashland.
Mrs. Daisy peasants is visiting her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Drake. Of
Clarksville.
Mrs. Martha Williamson has left for
the home of her brother, Mr.. ". A.
Yanccy, of Clarksville.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Scherer are the
guests of friends In Marion.
Miss Kate Buford is spending some
time with Miss Margaret Buford, OF
Iawrenceville.
Mrs, N. z. Flournoy is the guest Of
vile.
ton, is visiting Miss Kate Crawford,
in Richmond
s Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Jones. of Forest
Hill. gave a farewell entertainment In
honor OF their son, Mr.. B. a. Jones.
who Is leaving in a few days for
New York City.
Miss Phoebe Cullingworth will re-
turn to her home from Mary Baldwin
Seminary on Tuesday, and will have
as her guests for several days Misses
Martha Newton and Allen Mcleod, OF
South Carolina. and Ruth Bradley, of
Alabama.
Mrs. Lewis Parker, who came with
her husband to attend the cotton con-
vention In Richmond. has returned te
her homo In South Carolina, near
Greenville.
Miss Lille Schneider. who suffered
injury from burn in January last.
is Improving, and has returned to het
home, No. l21S IL West ClaN Street
where she will be glad to sec hei
friends.
Mrs, A. j, Montague and Miss Janet
Montague have returned to Richmond
after a visit to Mrs. Montague's mother
and sister of Saluda. Middlesex go n-
ty. 8S
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Afal estate for 5aIr.

FOR SALE. ONE TEN ROOM DWELL
lingain Waynesboro, Va. modern con
eastern 'front.' beautiful view OF Blue
Ridge Mountains; property covered
filth fine shade trees; six different
kinds of fruit; fine garden and good
stables; iron and stone fence; owner
will sell at moderate figure. Adj
dress Box 266, Waynesboro, Va.
FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS ATLOW--,
est prices on easy terms; greatest
bargains in Virginia. Write for cat :
alogue, Address j. r, ELAN. Char
lottesville. Va. 4
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DIR. BR0UGHroN BREACHES
TO TUSKEGEEss GRADTATEa

4 q T.
TUskEGEE. ALA, May 24.--Thsl
twenty-seventh commencement eSer-l
cises of TuskeEee Normal and Indus
trial Institute for negroes. located
here, hogan to-day with the preaching
or the commencement sermon by pr.
L G, Broughton. OF the Baptist Taber-I
nacle (whitel. Atlanta, Ga.
DR.. Broughton's sermon was =
powerful exhortatlon to the graduating
class to reproduce their lives In the
communities to which they ara going.
The final exercises are to pc held
Thursday, May asth, at which tina the
commencement address will be daliysr-
20 by Charles w. Andarson, nlted
Statea collector OF internal raysnuas
New York u. v IN 4 S g4A
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Heard and Seen in Public Places

and the Kitchin delegates stick the
fireworks may start when dark horse
enters the arena I should think, how
ever. that Craig will turn up the
winner.
although Mr.. Bryan Is popular with
the rank and file In North Carolina.
there Will be a strong effort to send an
uninstructed delegation to Denver, so
that North Carolina may have more
weight in demanding the right sort of
platform planks. Senator Overman has
said tina. he wants the delegation to go
foot-loose which is the view of a great
many party leaders"
NJ. NJ. Green. Of Warrenton. j. j.
Miller, Jr.. S. F. Patlow and Charles II.
Fox. of Washington, Va; DIR. B. G. AL
Zen and P. H. Gill. of Henderson. N c..
were registered at Murphy's last night.
"Out my way there is a general I'm
proyement in the business and indus
trial world" said DR.. a. NJ. Whitehouse,
of Chicago, at the Jefferson. and it
would be far more encouraging except
for the national campaign
e TT railways happens that presidential
years are bad for business, and this is
especially so by. reason of the more re-
cent depression. Much, Of course, de-
Ponds upon the action OF the conven-
lions at Denver and Chicago. and IL
the platforms adopted are sane, con-
ditions may become still better. The
nomination of Secretary Taft viii un-
auestionably have wholesome effect.
1t may or 1t may not surprise YOU.
but it Is remarkable to go into New
York City and find the tremendous
opposition to President Roosevelt. The
commercial, banking and railroad ele-
ment there is solidly against him. and
I wondered how 1t would vote in a
contest between Roosevelt and Bryan.
i am Republican. but l believe any
attempt to force the President to ac-F
cept another nomination will be the
greatest blunder the party ever mada."
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w A IN u S.
Bustntgs Opportunities.
ONE cENr A WORD.

AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY IS
offered business man as partner In a
strictly high class. cHsh.paying bust
ness. which Will merit your closest
investigation. A net profit OF over
100000 yearly; business IL clean and
ensily handled, and in u short time
can be considerably Increased. Full
pn aiaI az li,.ervieW sS.oSo e re-
care Times Dispatch.
SASH. BLINDS. DOORS. FRAMES
mouldings, brackets. ceiling, flooring
siding. Factory, Arch Street, from
Eighth ITO Ninth. MONTAGUE; MFG.
CO.. Richmond. Va Mail orders u
Ipecialty.
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PROPOSALS.

BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL.
Monday, June l. 1905. to furnish the
Penltentiary the following goods:
$4,000 yards striped cotton twills,
$4,000 yards striped cotton shifting.
+ 1000 yards eight-ounce bed ticking,
$50 pairs blankets, All to be deliv-
cred by October 10, 1908.
Samples and specifications can be
B. #. MORGAN,
Superintendent.
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@ealen Droposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals for the construction
of about SO miles of macadam roads
will be received at the clerks office.
at Jonesville, Va, until 12 o'clock noon,
June s, 1908. Plans and specifications
may be seen at the above office or at
the office OF the State Highway Com
mission, Richmond, Va.
{ Certified checks for $3.50 shall accom-
pany each bid.
The Board Of Supervisors. by It's
committee. reserve the right to reject
any and all bids, and to let the work
as q whole, or any portions thereof.
Convict labor to be furnished con-
tractor in accordance with the statute,
and to be allowed for as provided by
law.
An engineer viii be at Ben Hur at
9 o'clock A. NJ. on May 30th to go over
the work with prospective bidders.
Proposals should be addressed to
ROBT. L. PENNINGTON,
Secretary, Jonesville, Va.
Jonesville, Va, May 10, 1908,
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w A IN il S
Ronll1a fnr Rfl1t.
ONE CENT A WORD.

1880.
STOP AT 1909 EAST
Clay, whore you can get IL clean,
comfortable bed for 80 cents In IL
refined home. central and historic
ncighborhood.
ONE, LARGE FURNISHED, AIRY,
cool and light front front room. for
one or two gentlemen, at cheap rate;
Broad
telephone meals served. 700 East
Marshall
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. SEC
Ond floor. lOD North Seventh Street
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Steamer Hornsee Aflont.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. H. May ga
Cuba for New York, with a cargo Of
sugar, which went ashore four miles
south OF Lit title Egg Harhor yesterday
morning. floated early this morning
apparently INDIANA ged, and; pro ceeded
north, .sSSi l358 US MI si ~
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w A IN I S
ONE CENT A WORD
Lost ann founn.

->S.--~,4.-~s--e-s~,,4.
REWARD OtrERED---LOST, SATuR-
day, between IL and r. III, on
North Fifth Street. on westbound
Clay. street car, white watcred RIB
bon belt with gold buckle set with
blue acuua marines. suitable re-
ward IL returned to S1Sl-2 West
FRANKLIN street.
lost, ONE CAMEO BR1jASTPIN, BE-
tween Memorial Hospital, First
Street on street car, or at corner OF
First Street. Finder Will get suit
able reward if returned to No. ais
East Broad Street
LOST. A MALE BROWN SCOTCH
collie; name Launcc. Liberal reward
II returned to 1905 East Marshall
Street
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.ffTN almost every respect Richmond
is thoroughly up-to-date." said
Mr.. G. II. Young, of Philadelphia.
at the Jefferson Yesterday, "but


is thoroughly up-to- date" said
Mr.. G.. II. Young, of Philadelphia.
at the Jefferson yesterday, "but
there is one deficiency. At 2 o'clock
the other morning I was seized with q
sudden attack of an old trouble. When
r limped to the telephone and asked
the clerk to send for medicine. he was
forced to admit that the messenger
might have to visit many places before
he could find drug store open. An
hour and half later / got the stuff,
the messenger saying that ne had 10 go
as far as Church Hill, wherever that
happens to be, and that the clerk want
ed to charge him extra. That part OF
1t was all right, but 1t seems to me
that a town with $4,000 inhabitants
ought to have an all-niSht drug store.
A man might be three jumps ahead OF
Mt that could be easily warded OF,
but 1t would be almost sure to eaten
him while the messenger was going and
coming from Church Hill"
A distinguished party of Balti-
moreans arrived here yesterday.
stopping at the Jefferson. In the party
were Mr.. Edgar Allen Poe Mr.. George
Whitelock. Mr.. John B. Deming and
Mr.. w. Cabell Bruce, vs
"You Democrats of Virginia may
think you will have warm conven-
ton at Roanoke but you must drop
into Charlotte next month and see. the
Tarheels perform II you want to Wit
ness an exciting contest" said VIII
minston. business man at Murphy's
last night. Don't understand me to
mean, however, that there will be a
rough house. It won't be that. but 1t
will be exciting enough, with a three
cornered battle for. the governorship
between Craig, Kitchin and Horn. Dis
patches this morning indicate that
Craig has good lead, the primary re-
turns giving many instructed dele
cations. At the moment he hasn't
two thirds majority. so, if the Horn
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miscellaneous.

a CARD.


4 a CARD.
Ny TIME BEING TO QUITE AN Elk
tent occupied with my Undertaking
business. I have secured the services
Of No. man to take charge OF the
boarding department OF my stable.
am now prepared to give especial at
tention to all horses intrusted to my
care, and guarantee first-class ser
vice to my patrons. have few
box stalls and several straight stalls
vacant. My stable, sos East Clay
Street, Is centrally located and in
close proximity to the business part
OF the city. EDWIN PHAUP.
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pelp Uaanteo, selale.


WANTED. FOR u. S. ARMY, ABLE
bodied unmarried men between
ags,s OF IS and So; citizens OF the
United States, OF good character and
temperate habits. who can speak,
read and write English. Men want
ed now for service in Cuba and the
Philippines. For information apply TO
RECRUITING OFFICER, $40 East
Broad Street. Richmond Va: 1913
Sycamore Street, Petersburg. Va; or
Columbia Building, CRANKY Street,
Norfolk. Va.
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FLATS for Rel1f.

foR RENT, sHcoSb AND THIRp
steam neat, possession September i.
Apply T, LEIBERNUTH. 1905 West
Grace Street
TO LET. SIX-ROOM APARTMENT,
second floor. West Broad. SEATON
8 SONS, 1912 West Broad,
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE FI4AT, NO.
Il II North Third street. Possession at
once. Apply on premises.
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EeuaI Rnttre8.

THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.
/ THE sTH DAY OF MAY. 1905:
In the matter Of holding q special
No. l. to pass upon the question Of
whether or not bonds to the amount
of thirty thousand (s3o.oeo) dollars
shall be issued by the School Board Of
said district for the purpose of erect
Ing a sohoolhouse at Glen Allen and
district:
1t appearing to the court that the
School Board OF Brookland District, No.
!. by a resolution adopted February
80 1908. and duly spread upon the min,
utes OF the proceedings OF the said
board, In which resolution the said
board declares that in its opinion 1t
Is necessary that an additional school,
house should be erected at Glen AL
len and an additional. schoolhouse
said district In order to provide adj
ditional public school facilities for the
children Of the~school age in said dis
trict: and that the school funds OF said
school district will not be sufficient
within three years from the passage
OF the resolution. to provide said adj
dittonal schoolhouses and to furnish
the same; and recommending that the
sum Of thirty thousand (s3o,00O) dol
lars should be expended toward the
And 1t further appearing to the court
that the statement of facts contained
in the resolution Of the said School
Board was on the Sd day Of March.
1908, confirmed and approved by
resolution ofIthe Board OF Supervisors
OF the county OF Henrico and copy
of the resolutions of said School Board
and the Board of Supervisors having
been certified to this court, together
with the location OF the schoolhouses
to be erected, with the plans, specifi-
cations and tho estimated cost there's
of. approved by the division school su-
Iperintendent:
The court doth order thatsa special
election be held in the Brookland
School District on TUESDAY, MAY
26. 1908, to pass upon the question
whether such bonds shall be issued or
not for the amount recommended by
the School Board for said district,
The clerk Of this court is directed to
give the notice of such election by
publication In The Times Dispatch.
daily. for fourteen times. and direct
the Sheriff to post a notice OF the
election in ten (10) conspicuous points
in said district, which notice shall
state the amount Of the bonds to be
Issued and the purpose Of the proposed
issue thereof.
a Copy-Teste:
SAMUEL r, wADD1LL,
Clerk.
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Real Gstate QWa1,teu.

INFORMATION REGARD
ular about location; wish to & hear
from owner onlys who will sci d.
rect to huyeri give price, descpip-
n ton and state When nossession can.
Is be had. Address u, u .NRBYSIIIRE,
( Box 49S A. Roc ter, NJ ssYY
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Appointed Sponsor.

Miss Clara Lee Smith. of Croxton,
Caroline county, has been appointed
sponsor to represent the Virginia d.
vision at the Confederate reunion IN
Birmingham, Ala, June 9th-1lth. The
appointment was made by Major-Gen-
eral Stith Boiling, of Petersburg.
Miss Smith is q daughter OF Captain
C. T. Smith, who commanded the Thir-
ty-sixth Battalion, Virginia Cavalry,
Jenkins's Brigade. c. S. A. He is now
commander of Caroline county Confed-
crate Veterans camp. and is county
treasurer.
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SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

"HE card season at the Womans
Club closed brilliantly on Friday
evening, when the last tourna-
ment was played. compass whist
being the game. Nine tables took part
In the contest, with unusually close re-
sults--three winning couples on each
SIDE and also three couples who tied
for lowest score. The successful play
ers over north and south were Mrs.
Patterson and Mr.. Cary. Mrs. Ben Palm
er and Mrs. Nelson. and Mrs. Bland
Smith and Colonel Spottswood; east and
west, Mrs. NJ. y. Hoge. with Mr.. Peyton
Giles; Mrs. NJ e. Moore. With Mr.. Ar
thur Cannon, and Mrs. Basil Spalding,
with Mr.. G. G. Chaplin.
Other players were Mrs. John Hun
ter and Mr.. Austin Brockenbrough. Mrs.
Cannon and DR.. Spaldlng. Miss sue
Gordon and Miss Lucy Quarles, Miss
Gunlaume and Mr.. Travers. Mrs. Web
ster and Mr.. w. r. Robins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin. Mrs. Robins and Admi-
raj Webster. Mr.. and Mrs. Clack. Mrs.
Williams and Miss Helen Montague,
Mrs. Young and Mrs. Glazebrook. Mrs.
jTravers and Mr.. Wilmer. and Mrs. Boy
kin and Mrs Norment. The hostesses
for the evening were Miss NJ. Il. Moore.
Miss Helen Montague and Mrs. r. c.
Norment.
The thanks OF the club are due to
Rear-Admiral Harrie Webster. who has
managed all the meetings OF the season
with much skill and affabllty.
Miss Berxh q, Richmond.
Miss Lille du,ngelo Bergh. of New
York. spent few hours in the city on
Friday. renewing old friendships and
admlrins the growth of Richmond. Miss
Bergh is widely known both in Europe
and America as fine singer and most
successful teacher. She Is one of the
three Americans honored with the dec
Grafton of the Order of Melusine. of
which she was made a chevalier in
France in 1897. One of her fellow
members In this county was the late
Bishop Satterlee, and the other is
Miss Clara Barton.
Miss Bergh Is pleasantly remembered
here in connection with song recital
which she gave before the Womans
Club few years ago.
Delightful Outing.
The party OF Richmond friends en-
tertained at luncheon at the Chamber
lin Hotel. Old Point, on Saturday by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. White returned to
Richmond on Saturday evening about
o'clock, after q most delightful days
outing. The luncheon was served In
the pavilion at the Chamberlin, the ia
BILE being beautifully decorated with
pink peonies and smilax. Those pres
emit declared that the entire day was
perfect. and that nothing could exceed
the graceful hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs.
White go
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agents 1Qanteb.

AGENTS, WE, POSITIVELY HAVE
the fastest selling household patent
on the market. WOOLVERIN CO.,
PlttSburG. Pa.
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professional }belp Manten.

WASTED. 4 FEMALE TEACHER OF
vocal and instrumental music. a fe-
male teacher Of manual training and
male teacher for the senior class
in the blind department. for next
session. Election by board OF vis-
itors. June 10, 1908. Address N8l. A.
BOWLES. Superintendent, Virginia
school for the Deaf and the Blind.
Staunton, Va.
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FOR RENT, FOR THE SUMMER
months, eight room furnished house,
in the West End, desirably located:
rent reasonable. Address II $50. care
Times Dispatch.
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EANTED.-rwO E Err CED
teachers, college graduates, wish
summer position as clerks or teach-
srs address, Box 212, West Raleigh.
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Solicitors arn Statesmen.

CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED; EXPE-
rience unnecessary; 500 per month,
and expenses. PEERLESS CIGAR
co. Toledo, Ohio.
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Summer Boari1irq

- -, - -r~r-c-SsLNsS--<S
suM an5{ &c BoARp On rKESToN
ton. cool. all the conveniences OF the
city combined with that OF the coun-
try: elegant yard and shade trees
and summer house. Apply for terms.
with reference, Mrs, SUSSEX D.
DAVIS, Preston Heights. Charlottes-
VILE Va {ltss7
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oRTHoPEDIc CoRDWAINER.

ALL KINDS OF FOOT TROUBLES RE-
lieved: advice free: we only charge
for the work. no chiropony; no sur
gerry: we simply construct shoes on
scientific principles; corns. bunions.
weak ankles. weak arches. drawn
ligaments. ingrowing nailss short
limbs, box ankles. knock knees.
slew foot cripple feet. w. e. DREW
e. CO.. Tl6 East Main Street.
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REGISTERED ASSISTANT TPITARsIA-
cIst desires position; two years ex-
perience. Address L 707, care Times
Diypatch.
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Delp Manten, Female.

WANTED. AT ONCE. COOK TO SLEEP
on place: husband not objection. sig
North Fifth Street.
WANTED. HOUSEGIRL AND NURSE.
Apply 9i7 West Grace Stree;
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AN EXPERIENCED SODA
fountain boy. Apply sos East Main
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DRUG CLERK. REGISTERED, OPEN
for situation June 1st; city or coun-
try Address DRUG CLERK, care
TimcE-Dispaich.
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&ituations QMantpn. AlaIe.


BY YOUNG MAN WITH
several years experience; position as
stenographer and bookkeeper or any
kind OF clerical work; can furnish
references Address c COL, care
Times Dispatch.
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three months from June 1st) of
house No. 1871 Grove Avenue. APP
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BY REGISTERED ASSIST
ant druggist. position at once In city
or country; one year at college; two
years experiences: best OF references
Address A. X, care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. FIVE FIRST GLASS INSUR-
ance solicitors to sell the best health
and accident propositions on the
market; good place for producers;
y. cSll between 8 and O'Clock, room
SO. American National Bank Build
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SHOE-REPAIR1NG.
AND CHINA PACKING.

WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITURE.
china, wedding presents. etc. JACOB
UMLAUF, Fine Upholstering and
Mattresses, EOS West Main. Phone
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HALF BROAD STREET STORE: BEST
retail locality; low rent. Address
+: 433, care Times dispatch.
FOR RENT, LAKESIDE CAFE. AP-
ply to LEWIS GINTER LAND AND
z IMPROVEMENT co.