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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-08
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
otfice of COLLECTOR Of City Taxes.

office of Collector of City Taxes.
City Hall, Richmond, ~.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY TO
RECEIVE Az OR ONE-EALG OF
CITY TAxEs, REAL ESTATE AND
FOR THE YEAR ioos, ON
JUNE 1bTH
THE WHOLE TAX IS DUE, but the
O, dlnance provides that one-half nay
be paid in June AMI the remaining
half In December. Failure TO paw all
or one-half in June incurs penalty Of
s per cent. on the whole amount, which
is due at once, and If not paid before
SEPTEMBER 1ST the Collector is re-
CURED to levy, with costs added This
notice embraces the annexed district.
hl.I. MALES 81 yaars of ase. ALL
PERSONS tMALE OR FEMALEl who
own personal property. or ho'd per.
sonal property as iiInciarS. and ell
parties conducting busineIs in the city
of Richmond (of whatever nature) are
assessed, and will please call ard set
tie. SO as to avoid delinquency.
e GRADING. PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS are pay
able in the same manner as Taxes,
and at the same time.
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPER
TYs STANDS, and see that you get all
your bills.
This being the only ,lot,ce provided
for by law, please give 1t prompt at
tention as under the new ordinance 5
per cent. penalty will have to be added
to the whole bill after June 30th.
F. w. CUNNINGHANf, Fl
Collector of City Taxes.
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TO DANISH WHITE PLAGUE
plysiclnn Hopes to Establish Method
of Procuring Immunity.

VI H1EOCuHlukS
CHICAGO. June Although the
scores of physicians who addressed the
American Medical Association on tu-S
berculosis during the last week limited
their predictions to the checking of thu
white plague through hygienie
methods; Pr. Gerald 3. Webb. q Eng
land. told the National Association for
the Study and Prevention of Tuber-
.culosts yesterdaythat he hoped to ses-
stablish method for securing immu.
nifty from the disease.
Dr.. Webb's home. is in Colorado
Springs, where he went because Of his
own dread Of lung trouble. His res
port to the association was brief pre-
,liminary statement of his experiments.
upon mice with the poison ofmalignal,t
prepare his .diminutive subjects so
that an additional amount Of the
bacill would not affect them had not
been fruitful more recently he had
succeeded IN filling the mice with
enough Of the germs SO that theypwere
immune from attacks OF the disease.
When he has completed his work In
this line, he said, he intends to turn
his undivided attention to experiments
with tuberculosis cultures injected into
Euinea-pigs.
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MANY MENTIONED
FOR BISHOP RIG.
Diocesan Convention Will Be Re-
convened in Consequence Of
Bishop Brent's Declination.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 7.-As
stated heretofore, 1t has been decided
to reconyene the Diocesan Convention
on "Wednesday, June 18th, for the pur-
pose OF electlng bishop for the Dio-
cesc of Washington In place of Bishop
Brent. The convention was adjourned
last month subject to the call of the
presiding officer pending the acceptance
OF Bishop Brent. who had been elected.
Many OF tho delegates are attending
the London convention and others arc
on their summer vacations. On this
account 1t Is expected that when the
convention meets d move will be made
to have the election postponed until
fall. probably September.
The declIration of BishcD Brent. ints.
sionary bishop to the Philippines, was
such surprise that tho members OF
the Episcopal Church IRE undecided
unsuccessful candidates will have their
supporters and that several new can
didates viii be nominated. Among the
latter being mentioned are the Rev.
William Mercer Grosvenor.f rector of
the Church of the Incarnation, New
York City; the Rev. Alexander Mann,
rector of Trinity Church, Boston: the
Rev. A. IT. Manning, rector OF Trinity
Church. New York. the Rev. Arthur
LLOYD, one OF the Church's national OIL
cers; tile Rev. Edwin NJ. Jenries, OF
Philadelphia; the Rev. Philip NJ.
Rhinelander and the Rev DIR. Beverly
Warner. rector Of Trinity Church, New
Orleans.
Another missionary bishop promi-
nently talked Of is Bishop Lucien KIN
solving, Bishop OF Southern Brazil.
Bishop Griswold. OF Salina. Kan, who
was mentioned before the election OF
Bishop Brent, also has supporters.
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ATTACHMENT FOR HIM
stock Market Pinnger Can't Or Won't
.1l,ss Settle Debt. 500 ~

a Is lie q = =
stock Market Plnnger Can't Or Won't
Settle Debt.
Walker, the stock market plunser from
Chicago who was cerdlted with Win
5nings OF $4,000 900 at the height Of the
panic last October. and who then an
>nounced his intention OF quitting the
Wall Street game, was served with an.
alta hment yesterday for $23,415 on an
order obtained from Judge Curry, of
the Supreme Court, by the(Stock EN-
change firm, Carpenter. NBasgott 4
4 few months ago, $4,000 would
have been regarded by Walker as q
mere trifle. But according to counsel
for his brokers: Blandy, Moody s
a debt for that amount, hence the
attachment 49, liz
The attachment was served on the
Fifth Avenue Trust Company. where
Walker carries his principal account,
and also on several brokerage firms.
Including T. r. Poll s. Co, through,
which he deals.
When he was conducting his big
bear campaign. which began early IN
1907 and continued up TO Decemher
last, II not longer, tho plunger traded
through eight or ten brokerage houses.
He makes his hsadanarters 4, n !, the u :
Co., at No. 500 Fifth Avenue, which
is at the corner OF Forty-second
Street, and his desk there is equinped
With sin Telephones, each connected by
private wire With IA brokerage house. @
IN Walker ives In bachelor apartments
at II %. ~ Nest s'rlitra street, Ele could
not ha faEna there last pt17h.--st M S$
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MUSIC BY MULE TAIL
A Story Showing Tint There Still Are
lyre Ifirf1sl In .Jcrsey.lH

iyre Dlrdst In dorsey.
. JACKSONVILLE, N. j., June 1.-The
heroes who solved the mystery of the
melodious .hant' of Joe Holloway's
this town, are Jacob Growther, Charles
spangler and Michael Doremus. They
unveiled the mystery on Friday night
at 0 o'clock.
For weeks people who had to pass
the old Joe Holloway farm took pains
to make a wide detour of the HolIo-
way house, for in the house was some
force that played a wild. weird, jerky
sort Of music. Some times the tuna
seemed to be lost. Some times It might
have been marching Through Geor-3
gia:" again it might have been I'm
Afraid to Go Homei in the Dark
The self-constituted committee on I'm
yestigation penetrated to the inner
most part OF the house on Friday night.
Their lantern showed them In the
Kitchen Abe Wallen's old 5ray mule.
WITH wandering temperament. The
mule was not put out at all. Even
as the committee held up the lantern
her swishing tall beating on some
wires across the ancient window. start:
ed OH Let EN- All Come, Joe."
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MOST BEAUTIFUL OMEN HERE
Brouillet, French Painter, Says Amer
icnn Type Leads the World.

Brouillet, French Painter, Says Amer
icnn Type Leads the World.
PARIS, June 7.-Andre Brouillet, the
eminent French portrait painter. who
has Just returned from New York. con-
tributes an article to Gil Bias. inwhich
he says that American women are the
most beautiful in the world.
From a mixture of German and
English blood" he says. has resulted
a new type. superior to the two original
types, and combining the best quail
ties OF each. The women generally are
large and robust, but with all the grace
which comes from constant exercise.
"They have the reputation OF being
coquettish. II IS true that they are
tremendously fond Of dress, but they
are sagacious in the matter Of artifice.
They never dye their hair, for example.
1 saw many women who, though still
Young, were quite gray. / can imag-
Inc nothing moro delightful than the
contrast this made with the youthful-
ness or their faces and figures. I be-
lieve their wisdom in this respect was
largely inspired by the numerous por-
traits by, French masters of the eight
eenth century, in which New York is
so rich"
Speaking OF the private art collec-
lions Of America, M, Broulllet says he
believes that in many cases these are
merely purchased for display, rather
than from any love of art. He pays
a high tribute, however, to the taste
displayed by such amateurs as Henry
Frick. Americans In general he says,
have a n,arvelously developed taste for
,portraiture.
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w a IN il S
Miscfllai1fous.
ONE Gent a WORD.
49, s-7,,3-..-ss,,,I-.~1S1-,l y
UPlIOLsTERY.


PARLOR SUITS, ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and rcupllolstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
treases rerOvated; for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for esti.
mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SON,
Adams and Broad Streets.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
or 4; SECONDHAND EXT TENSION ToP
jump seat surrey and harness.. espe-
cialiy good for country use. VIII sell
cheap. BRIsTOW -WORSHAAf CO.,
1900 East Franklin.
FLORIST.
CUT FLOWERS. CARNATIONS. PEG
mics. roses, reduced prices. Funeral
designs. 81 to So. NJ. a. WHITTY.
RED BASKET DEvILED CRABS.
ALWAYS GET THEM FROM THE RED
basket. fresh every day. Call COLE.
MAN. Phone 6S0T.
UPHOLsTEkING AND MATTRESSES.
LEVY MAKES SLIP COVERS, RE-
pairs and pol!shes furniture. Phone
1895. AIS West Broad.
AWNINGS.
CALL ON COPELAND FOR AWNINGS.
flags and tents. Phone 2576. 10S
North Ninth Street.
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5umll1er Resorts.
N atural Bridge
...Hotel...

The most delightful resort in the
mountains Of Virginia; all modern Inn
provements, private baths. swimming
pool. billiard and pool-rooms. tennis
courts, tenpin alleys. a beautiful lake
with boating and fishing. fine orches-
ira. saddle and driving horses. ex-
cellent cuisine and service. Apply to
c. H. PAXTON. Mgr.
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SEVEN -T0ED CAT BEWITCHED
Brings III and Good Luck to Elmer

BrlnEs III ana Good LUCK to EImcr
Clayton.
WATERBURY,. CONN.,. June 1.-The
presence of a seven-toed cat on the
farm OF Elmer Clayton has resulted IN
the mysterious death of chickens and
COW and a calf, and also in q boy OF
5Ciayton's breaking his arm and the re-S
covery of Clayton's mother-iR-la from
an apparently fatal malady. The cat
is supposed to be bewitched, as 1t was
mysteriously perched on the refrIss
orator one morning and jumped
through pane of glass When the elder
Clayton went into the kitchen to make
the fire. NJ
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TO Eaucatlon Me eting.

CHICAGO. ILL. June Acting I'M
harmony With the wishes Of MIR. irwin
Shepard, secretary OF the National
Central lines announce that for the
meeting OF the National Educational
Association In Cleveland June a9th TO
July Sd. they Will make an open rat q
of5a fare and one-llalf for the round
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-08

The island OF Cuba embraces about
ona-half OF the total area OF the Vest
Indies, with natural commercial ads
yantages surpassed by a few ScoHfs 4.
tries. Tho population. numbering ar s
'proximately 100000, asnlost ednal lys
divided between the native whites 4, III
Spanish origin and negroes and liked
races, depends almost wholly upon "a he
sugar and tobacco csops. III Il gt
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MILE OF RHoDoDENDRoN
Mrs. Russell Sage Gives New Yorl
100000 Floral Trent.

Mrs. Russell Sage Gives New York
$4,000 Floral Trent.
NEW YORK. June MRS. Russell
sage recently gave. to the city enough
rhododendron plants to cover q mile
along the slope on the west side of the
east drive in Central Park, and for the
last six weeks about 100 men have been
busy setting them out
What will be known as the Sage
plantation when 1t is finished. starts
at Eighty-sixth Street and. dividing
the bride path and the east drive for
almost the entire distance, continues
almost to 106 Street.
Thousands of persons for the past
month have watched with interest the
growth of the plant. but they did not
known the name of the donor.
Park Commissioner Smith saws IL
would easily take $4,000 to duplicate
the plants.
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THE VICTORIA MATERNITY HOME
now open for the accommodation Of
patients. For information address
THE VICTORIA MATERNITY HOME.
. RirhInond Va. --l.-5-..
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De[p QMa.ltec, 1t.alc.


WANTED, FOR U. S. ARMY, ABLE
bodied. unmarried men between
ages OF 1S and SO; citizens Of the
United States, OF good character and
temperate habits, who can speak,
read and write English. Men want
cd now for service in Cuba and the
Philippines. For Information apply to
RECRUITING OFFICER. $50 East
Broad Street Richmond, Va; 1873
Sycamore Street, Petersburg. Va, or
Columbia Building. CRANKY Street.
Norfolk. Va.
WANTED. FIVE FIRST GLASS 1SSUR-
arlce solicitors to sell the best health
and accident propositions on the
market: good place for producers;
,. call between and 8 o'clock room
2lo. American National Bank Build
ing.
WANTED, AT ONCE, white barber:
good pay TO right man. Address
ROYAL SHAVING PARLoR, Black
stone, Va.
Z WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED DRUG
clerk, must be sober. give reference,
age. experience. Address w g.
HARTWELL. Newport News. Va.
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FEAR AMERICAN GIRO uLARs
Some Englisl People Disturbed by New
Penny Postage.

Some Enellsll People Dtsturbed BY New
Penny Postage.
LONDON, June 7.-Sone people fear
that the penny postage rates between
Great Britain and the United states.
which take effect October 1st, Will
make their lives misery by reason
OF the circulars with which American
enterprise will flood the country.
I'VE knew circulars when we saw
them in open envelopes" say these dole
ful pessmists, but now Yankee firms
will put their circulars in closed en-
velopes"
John Henniker Heaton has received
due acknowledgment for his services
in bringing the change about while
William 7. Stead is apparently of the
opinion that he has been badly treated.
II any one man is entitled to the
credit 1t was that eloquent American
blacksmith, Elihu Burritt, who fifty
years ago was consul at Birmingham.
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YOU WAN THE BEST DYEING. THE
best cleaning, -. best carpet clean
ing. the best carpet dyeing; all to
be had at Mrs. A. J. PILES, 3lJ
North Firth Street.
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w A IN i S
ONE CENT "A WORD
lngt ana 1fnunn.

l5sT. ny EXCHANGE, On CANNON
bali train, Saturday evening, Juno
9Th, suit case. containing ladg's APP
parel, for suit case containing gen.
tleman's apparel with Initials j. NJ.
j.. on same. Apply to Bagghge-roon,
Byrd Street Station.
EOST, SUNDAY EVENING. a LIVER
and white colored pointer, about five
years old. Reward offered for re-
turn Ia 172N Grove AYnnue.
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5c!!ritors anb 3alesmen.

r Il p II Il $ L, INITIATIVES WANTED
everywhere to sell g 25c. household
necessity once used means buying
again; exclusive territory; large prof
it's. credit extended Write for offer
Il zoe sILVEREASE COMPANY.
Snringficld Mag
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lVlRGlNia--iN LltE CIRCUIT COURT
or The COUNTY Or HENRiCO,
The .ofH Day OF MAY In THE
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Millinteg:rp.
HIi8relIanfnu8.
---h
ROSES.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.

your clothes equal to new, 407 North,
Fifth Street. Phone 6307, s &
PANAMA IlATtrERs, s35
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Ministers mt Forest Hill.
The Baptist ministers of Richmond
and Manchester will have their annual
outing at Forest Hill Park to-day.
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Summer Bnarbing

TAKE A PLUNGE THIS HOT Wealth
er In the ocean: we have at Ocean
View, Va, Bay Station. on ear line,
three new and newly furnished cot
tages that we want filled with sum
mer boafders: Il good table, city
water, electric lights and finest bath
ing; special prices to large parties.
Apply to c. r. SAND ERSoN, Ashby,
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Neal Gstate for Rent.
Real Estate 0aa1lten.

WANTED, INFORMATION REGARD
i ,liar about location; wish to hear
{ from owner only whip will sell d.
\ rect to buyer; give price, descrip-s
/ ton and state when possession can
4. be had, Address IT, loAHBYSHIRl1,
{ Saax. 4pS A. och ten. N s3i4
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Hypnotic Show mt Dijou.

Hypnotic Show Mt Bijou.
Professor Lee, the hypnotist, after
having made study of the methods
OF the Indian seers, and observed the
fakirs at work, will present at the
Bijou all this week show unique In
itself. He will give complete per-
Torrance and then expose the tricks
OF the art of hypnotisrn. In addition.
he will attempt to cure by hypnotic
influence such pains as toothache,
headache. etc, treating the patient
free of charge on the stage at each
performances
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/ ,O0O-AcRE FARM, $4,000; TWO GOOD
houses; 100 acres river bottom; rail-
road five miles; church two miles;
school one mile. no agents. Address
OWNER, care Times-Dispatch.
AND TIMBER LANDS AT LOW.
est prices Oh easy terms; greatest
bargains in Virginia. Write for cnt-
aiogue. Address j. r. ELAN, Char
Z lottesyille. Va.
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w a IN i S
ONE CENT A WORD.
flor 5aIe.
ONE CENT A WORD.

VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY FOR
sale QUICK: also nice clean stock Of
goods ind hxtures, situated In one
OF the Dest towns in the state; large,
well-lisited store room good li';ii9.
rooms upstairs; good garden am!
we'll water; best location In town;
doing paying business, but he se
best reasons FOR quick sale. Addy ess
40. 90, care Times dispatch. $1,000
net profit in six months.
FOR SALE ONE NEW AND TWO
second hand doctors bugsics: fine
leather top buEgies, one laundry
wagon, delivery wagons, runabouts
ana sur.reys. THOMAS H. DUKE *
Co, SO4 Brook Avenue.
Two SECONDHAND PHAEToNs. ONIl,
'BosIIer' make rubber tire; good
order, will make. good business 1obs
sec them now. BRlSTOW-W ORSiiAM
CO, 1000 East Franklin.
SEVERAL. SECOND HAND .BUGG1Es
and runa bouts; will sell cheap.
BRfST oNtaWORsH co. 1000 East
Franklin
ALI VARIETIES AND SIZES OF
roses. half price to those who will
carry them away: soc. per dozen up.
MERIT ROSE Co, West Grace and
Cedar Streets.
RESTAURANT, QUICK LUNCH ROOM
and boarding house; eight rooms,
two stores; doing good business: beat
location. Reason: Other business.
Address 3 Iii, care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE, ONE SECOND HAND
phaeton, with rubber tires, in good
condition. Price, s75.- Address W. p.
DUKE. Byrd Street station.
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Death Of Mrs. NJ X XVehh

Mrs. IT. K. Webb. OF Washington
county, Va. who had been III in the
Memorial Hospital, died there at IL
O'Clock last night. Her husband was
at the bedside. The remains will be
taken home for interment
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nottces.
' = 2
a CARD.

a CARD.
MY TIME BEING TO QUITE AN Ex-
tent occupied with my undertaking
business l have secured the services
OF No. / man to take charge OF the
boarding department of my stable.
am nov prepared to give especial at
tention to all horses intrusted to my
care, and guarantee first-class SER
Vice TO my patrons. l have FEY.
box stalls and several straight stalls
vacant. My stable, COS East Clay
Street, is centrally located and in
close proximity to the business part
Hof the city. EDWIN PHAUP.
EVERY DEPoslTOI; IN A BANK Is
equally entitled to the greatest
MIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
both, and invites accounts from all
classes needing the facilities of a
s9.oou,o 10000 Organized April. 1865.
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
That JAHNKE BROS. Jewellers. 9la
East Main Street. buy. sell. exchange
and remount diamonds in the latest
STYLES. Old gold and silver taken in
exchange.
YOU WAN THE BEST DYEING. THE
Ing, the best carpet -dyeing; all to
be had at Mrs. a. ]. PILES. 81
North Firth Street.
THE VICTORIA MATERNITY HOME
now open for the accommodation Of
patients. For information address
I THE VICTORIA MATERNITY HOME.
Richmond, Va.
10 HAVE Y,n'i: AUTOS AND BICY-
ciea repaired and Keys fitted, come
TO 0 North Seventh Street.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND
repaired equal to new. JOE BICK-
ERSTAFF, 1911 East Main Street.
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SECOND HAND BUGG1Es
and runabou will sell cheap.
BRfST ONtsWOR CO. 1000 East
FRANKLIN.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Observation-Disclosures.
Bljou-Prof. Lee, HypnotIst.
COlOnlnl-Camernphonc.
Notwithstanding.
IdlewoOd-vnud
brilliant French Comedy.

brilliant French Comedy.
The most pretentious of all the splen-
did productions Manager r. L. Gifren
has staged and dressed in Richmond
this season will be offered at the Acad-
envy of Music tonight, and all this
week in Sardous brilliant comedy,
"Divorcons.''
The, comedy is in three acts, each
of the settings affording opportunities
for the fine artistic treatment the hand
of the adept Giffen can give to scenic
environs, staging and dressing.
Miss GraSce Scott will make her
Flskes version OF the famous French
comedy. AS most votaries Of the drama
are aware. the character is a great
one for comedienne with personality.
temperament and true command of the
art Of acting. Miss Scott has demons
strated long ago to the satisfaction and
delight of Richmond playgoers that
she has all of these. In rendering
tCyprienne she seems to live the part
of the little feather-brained girl-wife
until the aoroit husband pretends to
coincide with her views. evincing a
Willingness to further her desire;
wherenpon she promptly falls in love
With him again.
Richard Bennett will be seen at his
best in the role OF Henri Des Pru-
nelles. and George Howell has an unc-
tuous comedy part in Francois, the
waiter. Frank Patton will play Adhe-
mar: clever Miss Lucille La Verne Will
be seen MS the young widow. and other
important characters of the comedy
Will be in capable hands.
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Boarding.

NICE ROOMS. WITH GOOD SERVICE;
excellent meals: for transient. $3.50
per day; one block from all car lines.
TIN; LANGLEY, 500 East Franklin
street
WANTED. PERMANENT AND TRAN
sent boarders at THE LURAf, i03
East Main Street: excellent table:
nice rooms.
DELIGHTFUL ROOMS, LARGE AND
small. modern conveniences. loll
East Marshall.
WANTED SEVERAL BOARDERS;
nice, cool. elegant rooms. Apply
1903 Grove Avenue.
BOARDERS WANTED FOR NICELY
furnished rooms, at 103 East Grace.
BoARDERS WANTED AT us EAST
MARSHALL
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5ituations Geaartrb. Alale.

>-,lr~~~---~e4---s---s
CARPENTER WHO WANTS TO DOu-
Bile his wages for q while. For par
ticnlars, write MIR. DUNLAYY. 1897
Eighteenth street, San Francisco. Cal.
6EGISTERED PHARMACIST. TEN
years experience, open for position.
Address II sG2, care Times-Dispatch.
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WANTED, a FEW BOARDERS; MOD
ern conyeniences: water front; good
battling; two minutes walk to car;
five minutes ride to Buckroe Beach.
For further information address H.
S. WILSON, Box 16, Phoebus, Va.
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Aeal estate fDr Gale.


FOR RENT, SIx-ROOM HOUSE. AT
head OF Brook Turnpike, near car
line. Apply JAMES p. MALLORY,
on premises.
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SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED AT
F'armvlle, Va: cool, airy rooms; excel.
lent fare; lithia water free: modern
conveniences; terms moderate. Ref
erences exchanged. Address Mrs. NJ.
Il. NJ, Box ISL, Farmville, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-08

pelp @antrD, Delnale.


WANTED. A SETTLED LADY AS a
housckeeper for one man and three
children. Apply at 73T North Fourth,
between the hours 8 and 4 o'clock In
the afternoon.