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The Detroit times., 1908-04-13
SUBSTITUTE NEEDED
FOR THE SALOON

AS the saloon Is done away with
some other place for social fellowship
and refreshment must be provided
This is one of the conclusions of the
Rev. Allan Hoben, who spoke on the
liquor question In the First Baptist
church. Sunday evening. He took oc
CASTOR to denounce the men who are
responsible for the proposition to boy
colt the temperance leaders. Thai
the formation of committee to OH
force the laws has aroused such an
tagonism shows the character OF the
saloon element in Mr.. Hobens judg'
ment
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
AAD PROSPEROUS
YEAR IN 1927
GAIN SHOWN An NEARLY EVERY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RATE
THREE PER CENT HIGHER
THAN IN 1906.

The showing OF the Michigan Cen
ore. In the annual report just issued
by the directors, gain in nearly ev'
cry line OF business is shown for the
year.
The gross earnings for the year
were $.S,547.0 900, and the expenses
S23,l3l.000. Deducting from the gross
income OF s6.l17,000, the items OF In.
terest, rentals and taxes, the net earn
ings for the year were $1,729, o65,
which allowed of the payment of an
eight per cent dividend, instead OF
the five per cent dividend OF 1906. aud
left a surplus OF s230,325.
The increase in passenger earnings
was disproportionate to the increase In
freight earnings, the amount being
s612.228 as against s1.276,573 for
freight increase. This was an increase
half as great, while the pasSenger
earnings were only one-third az much
as the freight earnings In total. The
amounts received for carrying the
mails decreased by $4,000 from the
total OF s454,000 OF 1906.
During the year the Michigan Cen
trail issued $10.000.000 OF three-year
gold notes at five per cent. There was
also issued s1.500.0 900 OF 50-year bonds
to retire other bonds and provide for
equipment. The Detroit q Charlevofx
road was acquired during the year.
The road has entered with others OF
the New York Central system into
the issue of s30.000.000 OF equipment
trust certificates. OF this the Mich
gan Central will pay $4,200,000 for the
cost OF new equipment. A 25-year
contract has been made for Pullman
car service and 40-year contract
with the Western Union Telegraph
Co
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13
Hrhe Guesf,s kIck-

A good story reached the Chiffon
den hotel last week concerning guest
with a crouch. He carried II to the
proprietor.
Look here" he said. things around
here are just about as rotten as they
make them. When / went to lunch
today found hair In the Ice cream
hair In the honey and hair in the ap
pie sauce. Now what do y think y
that? Is that good hotel?'
Well" explained the genial propric
tor, II can explain the hair in the ice
cream. That likely came from the
shaving OF the ice. And | suppose the
hair In the honey came off the comb
But don't understand about the haiT
In the apple sauce. bought those
apples myself. and they were every
one Bald-wins. "-Columbla (Ohio) Dis.
match
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13
There Was No Loss.

A well-known minister of Phlladoi.
phia accepted an invitation to lecture
In small town In New Jersey, bur
afterward discovered that he had a
prior engagement on the same date,
so he notified the committee accord
iDgly. and offered to make good any
loss the society might incur through
his delinquency.
In reply the secretary said that no
harm was done, and Enclosed hand
bsl. which read as follows: LAS the
Rev. Mr.. Blank is unable to give his
advertised lecture as announced, q
Negro minstrel troup has kindly vol
unteered to give performance. Any
person who has bought a ticket for
his lecture can have 1t exchanged TO
this on payment of 10 cents extra"
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13

Financial fiurries, so called,
often work good to US, be-
cause they teach us econo-
my; which is the basis of
wealth.
We can save on unneces-
sary food stuffs which are
not only costly in money,
but in health. h IS
Grape-Nuts and good
cream furnish a wholesome,
economical breakfast. and
many a thrifty clerk or Office
man, Is learning that a Grape
Nuts breakfast saves money
and makes brains.
II is made of wheat and
barley and is a perfectly bal
anced food.
There's a Reason"
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13

The laying OF the cornerstone oi
the new Church OF the Assumption IN
Connor's Creek, took place Sunday al
ternoon. Bishop Foley officiating. The
old church, known for years as the
Grotto, burned more than a year ago
and since that time the Rev Err Roy
name and his parishioners have work.
ed zealously TO make the new church
possible. Bishop Foley was assisted
by several priests In the services. and
nearly 1000 persons were present.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13
|uTTI LOCAL STORIES

HAL n. Smith will address the mem
bers Of King Cyrus chapter, No. 1885,
r. A. NJ. in Masonic temple. Tues
day evening. April IA.
The annual supper Of the Detroit Ply.
steal Culture oociety will be held In
the woodwardAv Congregations.
church Tuesday evening, April Ia, al
6:15. a musical and literary pro.
gram will follow The supper is 10
be vegetarian.
= Fire OF unknown origin nearly de-
stroyed the home OF William n. lib
bier, No. 1177 Kirby-ave. west. Sun
day evening, together with most of
the household effects, cntailing a
loss OF about $500. partially coy
cred by insurance. The family was
away at the time.
!. No opportunity to view Detroit was
enjoyed by the Assault Shimbun"
party of Japanese tourists which
reached here at 1880 Sunday night.
They were unable 10 accept the offer
of the Board OF Commerce TO remain
over and look at the town, going
directly to- Niagara Falls.
OFFICERS from the Inspector generals
department will inspect Troop B,
cavalry, of the Michigan National
guards. In the armory on Custer-st-,
Monday night. The company has
been mustered in only two months,
but Capt O'Brien Atkinson expects
to make good showing
r. p. Twiggs, principal Of the Bishop
school, told the Newsboys all about
the Rocky mountains at their Sun
day night meeting. Musical num-
bers we're rendered by j. Harrigan,
Harry Sharpe. Little Baby Barr and
Walter Brake. REGULATIONS were
given by Miss Mary Jones and Mr..
ShS-pe.
tPatfolman Henry found a show case
. in front Of the Rowland & Uhlik
store, No. 1853 Woodward-ave., brol-
en- open and its contents gone short
ly after 2 o'clock Monday morning.
Mr.. Rowland says that four or five
coats and an overcoat were taken,
valued at about 800. The police
are investigating.
With impressive ceremonies and In
the presence Of several thousand
people, the cornerstone OF the new
Y. M. c. A. building, at Adams-ave.
and Witherell-st., was laid Saturday
afternoon. J. L. Hudson. whose gen
;. crosby made possible the building,
acted az master OF ceremonies, and
addresses were made by John b.
Howarth. president of the assoeia-
ton, the Rev s. s. Marquis. Or.
A. G. Studer and Mr.. Hudson. The
Revs. A. III. Barr. #. ID. Leete and
@. G. Atkins took part In the re-
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13
Want keusch Named Assessor.

A committee of stove workers call.
ed on Mayor Thompson, Saturday to
request that he appoint Edward r.
Keusch, assessor to succeed Edward
Marschner. Keusch was formerly a
deputy assessor and was reduced TO q
clerkship two years ago when the
board changed its politics. He was
formerly a molder in the stove works
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13
Miss myrta oarrIs, Musician, Dies.

Miss Myrta Garris, prominent In
local musical circles, died Saturday
of typhoid fever at No. 81 Baltimore
ave-, where she was living while in
the city completing a postgraduate
course In the Thomas Normal Train
ing school. The remains Will be sent
TO the home of her parents In Mu-
NTH, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13
Broken Down

Over-work, worry, mental ef-
fort, sickness or any strain upon
the nervous system affects the
whole body. All the organs de-
pend upon the nerves for strength,
If they don't get it they can't do
the work demanded OF them.
DR.. Miles Nervine restores nerv-
ous energy, and builds up the
broken down system
Two years ago my wife was aimoet
af The point OF death with nervous pros
trption, / sllaIl never forget how she
suffered. ~ was night and day. untn ~
commenced 10 use DIR. Miles Nervne
and she speedily began to recover. TO-
day she. Is enjoying IS good health an shs
ever REV J. II. HERSHEY. Lititx Pa.
II first bottle falls 20 benefit. money back
MiLEs MEDICAL CO.. Elkharts Ina.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13


ligious exercises DR.. G.. NJ. Lau led
the singing.
Palm Sunday was observed In nearly
all Of the Detroit churches ycster-
day, hundreds OF devout wcrshipers
attending the services. Special sci.
vices were held In all the Catholic
and Episcopal churches. Bishop Will
Jams confirmed three classes, one In
st. James church In the morning, a
second in st. Paul's In the after
noon and the third in st. Johns In
tic evening. Bishop Foley blessed
tho palms in SIS. Peter and Paui's
cathedral at 10 o'clock I'm the morn
ing and Vicar General Dempsey
sang the solemn high mass. About
20 students from the Polish semin
airy sang the passion.
When Thomas Powell, Negro, employ
ed as night janitor In the Plaza
apartments, entered the coal cellar
Sunday evening TO fix the fires, hi
was attacked by a man armed with
a hammer and narrowly escaped be
ing seriously wounded. He grapplet
with the fellow, and with the assist
ance OF residents OF the Plaza, over
powered him. His assaIlant wa!
Louis Lawler. formerly employed Al
an elevator man In the apartments
who attempted suicide by inhalinl
gas In hts room on Elizabeth-st. cas-
last Tuesday Lawler was removed
TO st. Mary's hospital In the Eas
End ambulance. II is thought he Il
insane. "
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13

"You are wasting your time painting
pictures"
But I sell my pictures" protested
the artist.
And that convinces me that you
can sell anything. Such being the
case. why not take I'D lie insurance
or steel bridges or something with
big money In it7"-Home Herald.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13
Fire soorches Bakery.

The bakery of Arthur II. Pearsall.
No. Ill Stanton-ave.. was partially de.
stroyed by flre, believed to have been
due to spontaneous combustion, about
O'Clock Monday morning The fire was
discovered by George Pelletier, an EN-.
ploye. who is still suffering from burns
received in slight blaze In the same
establishment a few days ago. When
the department arrived the flames had
spread throughout the building. The
damage is about $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13

His wife (writing)--Which Is prop.
eT- rdTsr1rusr0ned' OF 'dfstffusiun'
ized?"
Her Husband--oh, just say mar
rsedT and let II go at that.--I.ondoh
Tit Bits.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13
Real Estate

The CITY & Suburban Homes Con;-
pany. Limited, r. NJ. Grindley, man
ager, 1881 State-st.. report the follow
ing cash sales for this week In tue
North woodward-aye.. district;
No. 35 Sewardave.. sold for Max
Bremen 20 Isaac Goldberg, of the LII
lie Cigar Co., OF Kalamazoo, MifA.,
which company has recently moved 40
this city and Is located In the Boydeli
building. This Is new eight-room
house. modern throughout, being re-
Gently completed and Is situated on
the south side OF Seward-ave-, be-
tween Woodward and Second-aves.
Mr.. Goldberg purchased this for his
home at price OF $4,000.
No. go Josephine-ave.. an eight
room modern house. sold for Walter
G.. Seely, Jr., TO James WellmaD, VINO
has recently located In this city and
purchased this place for home at q
price OF $4,000.
Nos. 130-132 Blaine-ave.. double
brick veneer, situated on the south
side of Blaine, between Second ans
Third-aves.; sold by Frederick Lead
beaten TO Henry Weber and wife at
s., 200.
The Hannah Real Estate Exchange
report. the following sales:
In Park Hill subdivision, on Edison
ave.. on north side. between Wood
ward and Second. 75x133 feet. $3.50;
on south side OF Atkinson-ave., ESQ
feet west OF Woodward. lot 50x137. ST.
600; the southeast corner OF Atkinson
and Second, so feet, s2.250; one To-
on south side OF Calvert-ave., between
Woodward and Second 40 feet front,
for $500: lot on Calvert-ave., between
Second and Third. 40 feet front. for
$500; one lot on south side OF Fort
st., between Waterman and Rade-
macher-aves.. 40x130 feet. for $1,000;
one lot on Taylor-ave.. north side OF
street, between Woodward and Sec.
ond 50xI25 feet. $2.250; lot
on Virginia ave. in the first block.
north side 51x163 feet. $500: on
same street, In second block. lot COX
1863 feet, s1,S75: both cash sales: 4,
feet by f25. second block. north side
Of Delaware-aves., $500 cash; on Pas
adena-eve., north side. between Sec
ond and Third; 40x125 feet; for 1919;
In Walnut hill subdivision; five lots al
$500 eacn, $500; 403 Jefferson-ave.
four-story brick. 25x200 feet. assessed
at $4,000, sold on private terms for
cash one lot on east side of Lever.
eng north OF Fort. 30x143 feet. TO
Mary Deans on private terms -
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13
oIa World and thc New.

Describing the opening OF the new
tunnel under the Hudson river, M.
Stephane Lausanne, in cable mess
sge to the Matin. observes that the
tube under Abe river cost SOC, 000. 900
and was built in eight years by $500
men. He inquired Of one OF the high
officials present how much time would
be saved by the tunnel. 1T viii be
an enormous saving" was the reply:
passengers will gain nearly 10 min
utes." "All the difference between
the Old World and the New" reflects
NJ Lausanne. lies in that reply. In
America they spend Gl4.000. 600 10
save 10 minutes; in France we would
not spend Ella TO save day"
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13
Leaves $500 to Church.

The sum OF $500 is left to the Den
ton. Mich, Methodist church in the
will OF the late Thomas Barton, OF
Van Buren, township. which was filed
for probate Saturday. Barton left An
estate of about $1,70o Small requests
are made to number of relatives and
friends, directions are left that all
debts be paid. and the balance of the
estate turned over TO the Denton M
Il. Sunday school. to be paid in annual
instruments OF $40.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13

While services were being held IN
the First United Presbyterian churcr
at Bellefontaine. O., the congregation
was alarmed by the tolling OF the
bell. An electrical storm was IN
progress and the bell had been ,runs
b. q stroke of lightning.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-13

BeaFsfko ~ "'s ~ ~ 80. = :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-24
4egal 9otires

STATE OF VIRGINIA. IN THE CIR
CULT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
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Bankrupt .Rotttes.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING {

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
RoH b sss R \, SII 8 i &,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED FOR THE EASTERN Dis
II UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
To the Creditors of ROBERT N. TIL
LER, OF Richmond. in the County OF
Henrico and District Aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
nth day OF July, A. D. 1908, the said
ROBERT N. TfLLER was duly adj
Indicated bankrupt, and that the first
meeting OF his creditors will be held
In my office, rooms Nos. 500 and sos
AUGUST. "A. D. 1908, at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon. at which
time the said creditors may at
which time the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims. appoint Q
trustee, examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
July 81. i sos.
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Ratlrnans.
Southern Railway

(. TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.-Following schedule figures pub
li.hed only as Information and are not guar
antead: fsis &. "A,
6e.20A. M.--Daiiy-- for Charlotte.
400 a. N. DAILY Distinguishing Bro!ler
M to Atlanta and Birmingham, New
Orleans, Memphis, Chattanooga, and
all the South. Through coach foi
a Chase city. oxford. Durham
500 p. NJ. sunday--,Ieysy!lle Local.
11;30 p. M.--Daily-Ltnited Pullman read,
1880 p. NJ. for all the South.
b YORK RIVER LINE.
1870 p. M.---Ex.i Sunday---To West Point
connecting for Baltimore Monday
Wednesday,, Friday.
ais p. M.--Monday. Wednesday and Fri.
day--Local to West Point.
1880 a. Mex. surdays--Local to West
Point WE
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
700 AM, $3.50 p, M.--From all tho South
4:l0 p. M.--From Charlotte. Raleigh. Dur.
ham. Chase City and local stations.
$40 n. M.--From Keysvil1e-Local.
$50 a. M.--From West Point, and from
Baltimore Wednesday. Friday ant
1oA5 a N. 5:4s p. M.-Local from wes
Point III
g. w. wEsTBuRY. DIP. A..
+ 900 F.. Main st. Phone 455.
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wv ll'Fg S.
Goal AMI 0QHnpn.
ONE CENT A WORD.


THE WOOD MANS FREE BURNING
coal with q bundle OF splinters ia
kindle with, certainly will make u
fire this winter. He sells Anthracite
New River, Kanawha, Lump and Run
OF Mine that won't give you trout
less to the ton now than when snow
falls. My coal must be the long
lasting kind. Try 1t now. =. Z.
LONG, 1901 w. Broad n
WOOD AND COAL AT SUMMER
prices; coal, $3.50 to $3.50 per tor !;
will sell for the next ten days. III
cord split wood, s3.25; Just the slzc
for the stove. Phone rbr a sample
lad. Phone 6913. NORTH CARO-.
LIMA WOOD AND COAL CO., SGT
4 Crook Avenue.
DON'T BE HUMBUGdED LONGER.
Phone us for prices on all Kinds Of
fuel. We've got the best to be had,
and only ask trial order to demon
strate It. QUARLES e WIN9FIELD,
Seventeenth and Washington. Phone
1893 a
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RED BASKET DEv1LED CRABS.

ALWAYS GET THEM FROM THE RET
basket; fresh every day. Call COLE
MAN. Phone 6897.
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IF YOU HAVE SCIATICA. NEURAL
gia, govt, or rhe una tism. don'tcontinue
to suffer. Take Rheumateur. Price
= 5tc at all druggists.
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.GManten.

HAYDEN'S medicines and be con-
vinced that they can be cured. They
are made from the purest Of herbs.
Z manufacture many different kinds
f OF medicines for all diseases. For
LUZ LUZ ws.ye or cab aan ~ per.
Broad Street.
know that cleanliness. purity and
quality are always worth the price.
Demand KLEVESAHLS.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway,

;sOUTHBoUND TRAINS SCHEDULED 70
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
$40 "A. M.-Local to Norlina, Raleigh
Charlotte. Wilmington. 1895 P.aM.-sleep-
ers and coaches. Atlanta, Birmingham. Mem
ptis. Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
ham and Memphis
NORTHBOUND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
ARRIVE .RIcHMoEDSDAILY PEI
VI $40 A. NJ, sos p. NJ, :25 p. NJ.
H. S. LEARD,9 ID. p. "A. y
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6ul,rl1rer Boarnina.

"A FEW SELECT BOARD
ers; healthy situation: daily mail;
references exchanged. Mrs. LUTHER
S DICKINSON. Louisa, Va.
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GINGER ALE AND SODA WAITER
are 20 delight 1t made by. KLEVE-3
{ SAIL Try 81 and see.S y, ls$s, As7
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Co

Summer Schedule OF Electric Trains to and
from Ashland Stopping at Interme diate a
Stations Upon Signal.
q Lv. Richmond tBroad and Laurel stsN
sos. 7:lo, $40. o:1o, .1o:1o, 1910 a. NJ.
.l2:1o. lilo, 2:1o. $40. 4:1o. $40. $40,
7:10, $50, $40, 10 10. 511:45 p. NJ. *
Ly. Ashland: 5:55. 1900, $500. $500. 1000
sll:00 "A. NJ; IL 100 NJ; 1880, 82:0o.5& 100.
400. 500, $500. 1900, $500. 800, $1,000.
ssl0:30. es11:00 p. M s3
Saturdays and Sundays only. - Daily
except Saturdays and Sundays.
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Merchants and Miners Transportation Co

Norfolk to Boston, Mass, and
Providence. r., !. y ~
5E Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston sun,
Mon..l Wed. and Prl.i for Providence Sun,
Tues. and Sat. at p. NJ. Passengers and
freight taken for all New England points
Tickets on sale atSotices c. 8 o.. Ry.. N. 6
w. Ry. s.. H, Bowman, sos 2, Main, and
Rich. Trans. Co., S19 FL M ain, n IN a8f
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FOR RENT.

An unusually desirable space
for millinery business can now Be
rented; the room is on second
floor, and is amply large for asbig|
trade; location is one of8the best
in city, rightsi11 the shopping dis.
trict. Heat, light, water, elevator
and delivery service furnished
Rent most reasonab BILE; splendid
portunity. Apply at No. 4 4 I.
East Broad Street, City. s
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Rallwa
Norfolk and Western Railwa,

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect June 7, 1908.
Leave Byrd Street. Station. Richmond
p. NJ. $500 p NJ, b7:oo p. NJ. For Lynch
burg and the West: b8:10 a.. NJ, Assoc A.. NJ.
s'12:1o P. NJ. 1881 Q p. NJ. Arrive Richmond:
las:5o P. NJ. bs:45 P. NJ. From the West,
sS:o5 A. M, .2:05 p. NJ. 1920 p. NJ.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Cafe
Dining Cars.
Daily; a Daily Elk. sun; b Sun. only.
w. B. BEVILL, C. H. BOSLEY,
Gen. Pass Agent. District Pass. Agent.
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Reliable transfers

TRANSFER. - HAULING
trunks, 25c.; valises, 15c., to any
part OF city: Will issue claim checks
at residence; quick and prompt SER
vice; hauling furniture and pianos a
speciality. Phone 1445. Residence
phone 1880. G. G. MILLNER, 904
East Broad.
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3Aoot11,sI for RtntE,

ROOMS. HOT WATER,
telephones; meals served. 700 East
Marshall.
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4qellts QMa11ten.

WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL DIOZo,
the greatest disinfectant on earth, a
dry germicide and sure insect exter-
minator; nothing like 1t on the mar
ket; canvassers make from SIS to SIS
per- day. Apply at once. w. E..
kENDRICKE & CO., 9 South Belvidere
Street Alslas ~ ~ - -
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w '|:l;'lls[ ]:
ONE EMIT "A WORD.
Ingt ann foultn.
ONE q SNT a word.

LOST, WHITE FEMALE Fox-TER-
rier, with one side OF her face brown:
answers to name OF Talo. Liberal
reward if returned to 10l w. Main
Il Street. n .aQ
LOST, ON MAIN STIR EET CAR ABOUT
o'clock Wednesday evening, one
red grip. Reward IL returned to III
North Fifth
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#isfellat1eous.
IT Is a FACT.

- y rAS1I
THAT WE ARE SERVING MORE
customers than any other repair shop
In Richmond, simply because we give
you first-class work and DO not dis
appoint. Let US do you- repairing.
Mems tAlf soles. 75c.; women's half
soles, 6oc.: children's half soles. SIC.
and up. All work guaranteed. Work
called for and delivered. Phone No.
3478. THE CAPITAL SHOE REPAIR
ING SHOP, II. ROME, Proprietor. 203
North Fifth Street,
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Teste: e. r. PHILLIPS.
Deputy Clerk.
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] jAAIEs's NATIONAL- gEDETECTIVE
Agency. Room 202, Bank OF Rich-
nond. J OIIN 7. ] AMES & CO.., Pros
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PURE WATER.

IF YOU HAVE STOMACH TROUBLE
try Old Chesterfield White Rock
Lithia Water. 1t will cure you. Also
z5c.: delivered fresh from the springs
daily. W. c. DUKE, Manager. lii
East Thirteenth Street, Manchester.
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The 9Th day Of July, 1908
American Locomotive Company
4 VS.. 70
William J. oliver, a. rs
IN EQUITY AND ON ATTACEMENT.
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WANTED. a FIRST CLASS, ACTIVE
carpenter: best OF wages to right
man. Apply at 8 a. NJ. Room 3o2,
Bank of Richmond Bldg. Ninth and
Main Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-24
STEAMBOATS,. N n
Virginia Navigation Company

An kIS INV Ell IA - AA1EN
STEAMER PoCAHONTAs LEAVE FROM
OLD DOMINION WHARF NoNDAY. WED
NEsDAY ana FRIDAY Az q a. NJ tor Nor
lclansmont and Janes River landings, con
meeting al Old Point for hiIlgt ton. 9altI-
more ana the North. ElActrlc cars direct
10 the wharf u q On I, se y. st RsnhnscAd
.MainS Street. or on wharf or II aantAy xAsG
to- Norfolk. one IN Ay,gs 11i Al, Rouna TIM,
1880 !: aecond Ian. XII ~
and ali polnta in EAsteTn vtIstaIa IasyHs