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place in the parlors of the Hotel Cum
berland yesterday afternoon at 3
O'clock. All of the shooters and the
island visitors were present. E. c..
Butts, On behalf of the local club,
presented the different trophies, max
ing a neat little talk as he called out
the winners. In each instance those
who had captured prizes made brief
little talk in which they thanked the
club for the prizes and congratulated
the members for the success of the
tournament.
]. H. Hillsman, representing the
Winchester Arms Company, who as
sisted with the shoot, was presented
with a beautiful watch fob by the lo-
cal club. Mr.. Hillsman is experien-
ced in handling tournaments and he
rendered great as 9istance to the club.
W. c. Lemen acted as cashier Of the
tournament and he handled the diff.
cult position to the satisfaction of all
To cashier a gun club tournament is
no easy task, but Mr.. Lemen, while
it was his first attempt, handled the
tournament in excellent shape.
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KILLED
LITTLE SISTER

Arab, Ga. July 23.--The 12 year.
cl1 son of Tom I"Goe OF this place
Wednesday killed his sister, aged 8.
with parlcr rifle, accidentally. The
ball entered the head over the left
eye aud blew out her brains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-13

Mrs John NJ. Sledd, OF. No .s0t West
Main Street, and her friend, Mrs. p. o.
Smith, of No. AoS South Relvidsres
Street, are visiting relatives In 81 I'll
more and Atlantic City.
Mrs i. B. Scarborough, of Waco
Texas. is visiting. her dau shter MS;
George W. Mcdaniel, at Htshlansi'
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ROBT. M, HUGHES.
Snecial MASTER
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TRYING TO sTOP MILITARY . i5s
BANDS FROM GIVING CONCERTS,

WASHINGTON, D. j uly 4 2 n IA.
sletterBof protest received at the War,
Department against the rlaying
free concerts OF, the Fourteenth AR,
tillery band, the post commander at,
Fort Screven. Ga, has explained to- tha'
satisfaction OF the military .authori.
ties that the performance of that band
is in no respects violation of the
existing law forbfdding competition
with local musiclons of military bands,
1T is held that the law does not con-
template prohibiting citizens enjoying
the benefit OF music rendered By n, y: =.
tary bands. hut forbids members OF
such orgnniza lions receiving further
remuneration IN addition TO their army
pay, for playing off the reserwat On.
when by SO doing they came Unto COM
petition with local musicians.
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ARMY OFFICERS MAY He 3
GIVEN EN1ERGENCYiEXsAAI

WASHINGTON, July ~. decision
has been rendered at the War Depart,
ment which In effect holds Nat army.
officers may be promoted shhject to
examination in those cases. where, by
reason Of sickness, they are not able
to present themselves to I. a board of.
examination. 1t is held that this con:
dition constitutes an exigency Of the
service within the meaning of the act
of February 2, 1901 This will dot
much to relieve the army OF Az such
Blocks to advancement an have oc-.
Cured because Of sickness OF officers
eligible for examination for promo.
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Progressive Peanut PArty.
Miss Lummie L. Cunningham. Of
Richmond, and Miss Anne Perkins. of
Newport News, We're hostesseS at a
progressive peanut party given IN, their
honor by Mrs. G. III. Saunders, of Chase
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5ituatious, 39rofe8sionaI.

WANTED. a POSITION AS TEACHER
in neighborhood or private school or
college by n lady who has taught for
ten years In intermediate and pri-
mary work: have also taught elocu-
tion, delsarte and physical expression
and oratory for two years in college.
Can give best OF references Address
ETHEL ATKINSON, Forty-eighth
Street. Highland Park, Norfolk, Va
FULL GRADUATE OF ONE OF VIR-
ginia's highest Institutions for men
desires a position as teacher for en-
suing year: one years experience.
Address GRADUATE. care Times
Dispatch. Richmond. Va.
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SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
He wedding OF Miss Marguerite
Elizabeth Gilbert, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger X. Gilbert,


Elizabeth Gilbert, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger X. Gilbert,
TX a of No. 1908 West Main Street,
NJ; to Mr.. Herman Frederick Nc
Daniel. Jr, of Newbern. N. c., was
celebrated on Saturday evening at o
O'Clock, In the home of the brides pa
rents, the Rev. j. j. Gravatt, of Holy
Trinity Church, officiating.
The arrangements In detail carried
>olit the idea Of rainbow wedding,
house decorations being in pink carna-
tions palms ard ferns. Miss Freddie
Myston played the wedding march,
Tho Observation-Disclosures Molly Earn
est Daisy Lester, Myrtle Pearman and
Mamie Rider--wore lingerie gowns OF
rainbow shades The maid of honor,
pink rlousseline over pink taffeta Her
flowers were pink roses. The ring
bearer, Amelia Pearman, was in pink
china silk.
Mr. Guy Mcdaniel was best man.
Messrs. Frank n Hopkins and George
Gilbert -officiated as ushers.
The bride, wearing white chiffon and
carrying lilies OF the valley. came in
with her father who gave her away
The ceremony was followed by re-
ception.
Out.of-town guests were Mrs. T. Fl.
Harris. Newark, N. j.: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Brown and Mr.. Guy Mcdaniel. Nor
folk; Mrs. M &c. Gum and Miss Grace
Powell. New York: Mr.. Blair, of Will
mington. Nh /. and Mrs clyde Earnest,
OF Baltimore.
Advertisement.
The wedding OF Miss Martha Mosby
snead. daughter OF Captain and Mrs.
Charles Goodall Snead, of Fluvanna
county. TO Mr.. Elliott Averett, of New
York, will be celebrated at noon on
July 22d. In tho home of the bride,
the Rev. William f. Hatcher, D. D.,
and the Rev. DR.. George II. Snead Of
ficiatins.
MI and Mrs. Averett will leave i'm
mediately after their marriage to spend
their honeymoon in Canada.
Z The prospective bride is most pleas
antly recalled in Richmond where she
was the leading soprano in Grace
Street Baptist Church choir several
years ago. She Is most attractive
young girl, possessing many gifts be-
sides those which have rendered her
we'll known in the musical world She
is connected with old and prominent
Virginia families.
Reached New York.
Mrs. Junius a. Morris and her niece,
Miss Elizabeth Kent King. arrived in
New York on the morning OF July
10th, after six months\trip abroad.
Enjoyable Lawn Party.
/ Misses Elsie Wright, Amelia and
eParthenia 3. Buck. who are visiting
Miss Louise Haynes at Bowling Green,
were guests of honor at lawn party
given on Wednesday, evening of last
week,
Guests came in Mother Goose cos
tunes and music added to the pleasure
of the occasion. Those present We're
Misses Miriam Coghill. Bessie Butler,
Florence and Helen Broaddus. Estelle
and Julia Collins. Margaret Webb,
Edythe Chandler, Elsie Wright. Amelia
Buck and Parthenia B. Buck. and
Messrs. Everett Butler. Hugh Collins,
r. L. Beale. Aubrey Valentine, Leiper
and Russell. Robinson, Athol Collins,
Taylor Chewing Aubrey Garrett and
Mrs. W. G. Coghill, Mrs. William Ma
gruder Cobb. Miss Blanche cogtill,
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.Avcrctt-snenc.

The wedding OF Miss Martha Mosby
snead. daughter OF Captain and Mrs
Charles Goodall Snead, of Fluvanna
county. TO Mr. Elliott Averett, of New
York. will be celebrated at noon or
July ed. In tho home of the bride
the Rev William f. Hatcher, D. D.
and the Rev. DR.. George II. Snead Of.
ficiatiut ~ y q
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The score cards wore novel in de-
sign. On each card were hand-painted
peanuts. with decorations of blue,
Among those present We're Misses
Bigger. Laura Emory and Seal Greg
Dry; Messrs. Robertson, j. o. Bigger,
C. B. Bigger Lipscomb A. Brooks, s.
Brooks Land and Brison.
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le4aI Rnt{rk8,

Secretary and Treasul
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MRS. B. B. JONES, MRS. w. G.. KERA
MRS. j. POWELL WATSON.
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Miss Cleveland Davis. of No. $500
East Franklin Street, Is the guest Of
the Rev. and Mrs. ]. F. Cuthriell at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-13

Miss Ethel Carlton has returned
home after pleasant stay OF several
weeks at the Blow cottage. Virginia
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5ealen Droposals.
SEALED PROPOSES.

THE WARWICK BEAUR e G ARDS
Monument Committee will meet on the
9TH OF JULY. 1908. to consider plans
and designs for Confederate monu>
ment. to be erected at Warwick Court
house, the cost ranging from two to
three thousand dollars.
]. C. CURTIS. Secretary.
Denbigh. Va.
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Castle EIillO Opens Julylst

New appointments. Rooms single and
er suite. Unobstructed view OF Blue Ridge
end Allegheny Mountains. Cool nights.
No mosquitoes. Golf links and tennis
courts Fishing. First-class livery. Sui.
rhur1 and alum water. For tooklet and
terms. address
L. B. sLARRIcK.
Lexington, Va.
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WANTED, IN "A QUIET COUNTRY
home, in mountains Of Albemarle, a
to ladies with children. For terms
apply to Rural Route No. /, Red
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Mrs. Virginia c. Braxton is enter
tanning. party OF young people at
rTilr n
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Q1aa,:nteo.

WAITED. EVERYBODY 70 TRY & !, .
4 FIAYDEN'S medicines and be cons
WINGED that they can be cured. They
are made from the purest Of herbs.
I manufacture many different kinds
OF medicines for all diseases, For
full particulars write or call In per-
son on L. J.. HAYDEN, 220 West
Broad Street,
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DON'T FOOL OR BE sT1NGY WITH
yourself KLEvESAHL'S soft drinks
are worth all you pay for them.
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WANTED, TO IflVESls u u yVlGNTiY
thousand In cast, In bric,s dwellings
4 to cost from three to five thousand
dollars elch, Address a 607, care
y Times ispat CHI s S,s n ~ n @
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Wv AM is. w AMT S.
GENT KS
lost ann fnut,n.

LOST, BLACK MOURNING SILK pAR-
asol, with embroidered edge, on y
Madison. Reward and no questoions
IL returned to I'll West franklin
E{ropt th85s ~ "a
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4uents QWanten.

WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL bToZ0.
the greatest disinfectant on earth. a
dry germicide and sure insect exter-
minator. nothing like 1t on the mar
ket: canyassers make from IS to SIS
per day. Apply at once. W. e.
KENDR1CK & CO., 3 South Belvidere
Street.
AGENTS wANTED-WE POSITIVELY
have the fastest selling household
patent on the market WOOLVER-
IN Co, Pittsburg. Pa.
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N THE CIRCUIT court OF TIE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIAI
seaboard Air Line Railway.
VS..
tee. s
and
The Continental Trust Company, Trua-
VS.,
Seaboard Air Line Railway ct ais.
CONSOLIDATED5C CAUSES.
58a Creditors are hereby notified that
the time for presenting their claims to
me, as provided by the previous de-
crees whereof notice has already been
given, has been extended from June i,
1908. ito August l.. 1908, by decree
entered in said cause on June Is, 1908.
Special attention Is called to the fact
that this decree also provides that per-
sons holding claims who fail or neg
lect to file them with me on or before
August 7N190S. shall be barred and
precluded from asserting any claim.
lien or other right Of payment against
the corporate property or franchise OF
the Sea board Air Line Railway In the
custody Of the court. and shall not
be included in any distribution Of the
proceeds of sale or the income from
said property.
ROBT. M, HUGHES,
Special Master
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The Blue Mountain House

The Queen Resort of the Blue Ridge.
NOW OPEN. Elevation. 1000 feet;
.urobstructed view OF the world-famed Cum
baths; electric lights, telephones. hot and
cold water In rooms Refined patronage. All
amusements, bowling. boating. etc. Livery
etc. apply BOND & GIBBONS, Western
Maryland Ticket Office. Baltimore hid.
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DEMAND KLEYESAHLS GINGE
& ale and soda waters, They cost the
consumer no more.ss ri 33S8g s5si q Ike
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VIRGINIA BEACH. va.
Virginia Beach, Va.

The only resort In Virginia directly on
the Atlantic.
FEREBEE HOTEL.
New in 1907. All outside rooms. Low
prices with best accommodations on the
beach. Fronts directly on the ocean. Write
for booklet. ~ II
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for Gale.


FOR SALE, ONLY EXCLUSIVE SHOE
store in North Carolina town OF 49,.
600 with millinery department on an
other street attached. Splendid OPP
portunlty to right party Address
L II 437, care Tlmes-Dispatch.
- TWO BRAN.NEyp.
one 'tG" model. need the money
and will make attractive prices. Adj
dress "WILLARD," Box 677, Norfolk.
Va.
WANTED, SOME BUYERS FOR RUN
nbouts, surreya, traps and buggles
Mt greatly reduced prices A1NsLlE
CARRIAGE CO., s. 10. ~ South
Eighth Street.
SEE OUR STOCK OF SPRING VAC
crs; any style you may want can
DC seen on our floor. BRISTOW-
WoRsHAM CO.. u. II, III North
Eighteenth.
CURES CATAR-
rahal troubles. often giving great re-
lief within a few days. Don't fesi-
tate In purchasing bottle OF RIEUr
S1ATEUR; price, soc.
|REPAIR1NG. RUBBER TIRING, PAINT-
Ing neatly and promptly done at our
new factory. OW-WORSEiANI
Co. II. 10. Is North Eighteenth.
WHEN YOU GET a GREAT BUNCH
Of nothing cheap It's expensive;
cents per bottle They are worth It.
FOR SALE. CHEAP, IDEAL WIND
mill; good as new. Apply to 7. l..
WALKER. Roxbury, Va.
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Blooms for Rent.

foR RESr SPACE IN LARGE.
bright, desirable front office: call
and see. 322 East Main Street. sec
ond floor front.
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Delp QWautei,. Hlale.

WAITED, ron &. s. ARMY.@A6LE-
bodied, unmarried men, between ages
of Is and 35; citizens OF United States,
of good character and temperate hnb-
Its, who can speak, read and write
English. For Information apply to
Recruiting Officer. $50 East Broad
ST, Richmond. Va: 1913 Sycamore ST.,
Petersburg, Va, or Columbia Building,
CRANKY ST., Norfolk, Va.
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latter spending his vacation in New
York City, g q
Miss Susan Bell is spending some
time with Miss Ruth Gillian In Char
|lottesvilie.
german, given on Friday evening
by the young gentlemenF,of urbanna
and Robert Garnett, of Richmonti.
Among the other Richmonders danes
Ing were Misses HARRISON Rytand,
Palmer and Marston ard Mr.. Palmer.
Or. and Mrs. Austin BrockenbroYgh
Williams. of Norfolk. have bought
the New Hampshire State, Building ut
the jamestown Exposition Grounds and
VIII reside there permanently. \. sS
Mss Bessie Wtilshirs and Miss
sett, of Lynchburg.
, Miss Estelle Tay1oe has returned u
county. after a two months tour ,ot
the West and the Pacific coast
Hattie Paulett and Master Richard, 81
Virginia Bay Sass OCEAN sn VIEW View.
Miss Lima Shields was a recent guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. /. N. Vaughan a Ash
I.HeIsier. Of richmond. are guests at
Grand View Cottage, ocean View.
Miss Marie Easily has left for, her
nome at South Boston after visit TO
| Richmond friends.
Mrs John Davenport and Masters
John and Harrison Davenport are
spending the summer with relatives In
| Gordonsville.
Mrs. a. y. Holiday. and Miss Caro-.
ilyn Holiday are visiting relatives ut
| Gwathmey.
! been si the tsu guest Of Mrs ". j. Young
in Danville is now visiting Mrs H w &:
Thomas; Of that city.
Mrs Preston Belvin and her daugi1-
ter. Mrs. Charles kruse ARE spending
Isome weeks In the PennSSfy>nrtan loun-s
tains. They will be in Atlantic City. on
July 27th.
Main street. and her friend, Mrs; E,.o..
| Smith of No. aoS South Relvidsre
/ Street. are visiting relatives in BiHi-s
more and Atlantic City.
Mrs j. 3. Scarborough, OF Waco ss.o
George eeeag, : ". Mcdaniel, at Hlshlans''
/ Park. I.
4 bridegroom Returns.
NEW YORK, NJuiy Rs Lieutenant
Harry Fl. ROUSSEAU, mem oer OF ne
! 1sthmian Canal commissions. was an
arrival here to-day from Panama on
board the steamer Esperanza; L llsu
1 tenant Rousseau was secretly married
to Miss Gladys ssauiers. daus g .
/ the United States minister to Panama.
Herbert G. Sauiers. last April, after 81
hall given one nisht by the Ttvoiis
club. The ceremony was erformed by
Judge Hezekiah A. Gudser. Of North
Carolina who is y Judge of the canal
zone in the District Of Ancon. IL was 81
known In social circles that Mr. sqliars9
had opposed the marriage. Four days
latter the secret wedding he couple
were married In public in the presence
/ of all the prominent officials OF the
| canal zone.
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MAcH1N1sTs WANTED. SEVERAL
fIrst-class all-around nachinists:
steady Job. STRATTON & BRAGG
CO., Petersburg. Va.
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capital. or will sell whole business
and good will;" an excellent 8open-
ing for ma n who can get business.
Price, $4,000, CRESC'ENT CREAA1-
a lCRY. 3Charl ottesYil Va,
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PERSONALS.

EVERY DEPos1Toh IN a hank. IS
security and the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND, VA. undoubtedly affords
botn. and invites accounts from all
classes needing the facilities OF a
strong. large, courteous bank. Assets.
S9,000,000.0o. Organized April. 1866.
PARLOR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
like new;7slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated; for cash or on
easy ,ayments. No charge for esti-
mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SON,
Adams ind Broad Streets.
STENOGRAPHERS- BE SAT-
isfied until yoa are as good as the
best. Law reporting and technical
work are well paid. Write US in
regard to our advanced course. J..
CURRAN, p. o. Box lis. New York
City.
DO YOU SUFFER- THE TERRIBLE
pains Of rheumatism? Then don't
waste your money on llniments. Take
Rheumateur; It cures by driving out
the disease. All good druggists, soc.
THE BEST BY ALL
who use them; ii you do not get
KLEVESAHL'S soft drinks, It's your
fault ~
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD,
at HUGHES'S. 2O9 North Third.
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A GOOD SADDLE HORSE;
must be sound, fit for hard work
and we'll trained. Answer, giving
age, height, weight, color. gaits and
lowest cash price. Address G ST.,
cora fob
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FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
rooms for rent at SIT East Marshall
Street. Apply to Mrs. HILL
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WANTED SOME BUYERS FOR RUN
abouts, surveys, traps, bug
L giles at greatly educed prices.
s. AIN SIZE 8CARRIAGD CO., s, 10, IL
n South EIGHTH Street -.
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PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT
we are in our new factory, at II, IS,
10 North Eighteenth, now. and pre-
pared to do better work and give
prompt service, BRISTONY-WOR-
SHAM co.
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'Doultrp...D ft and Zine 6tork,

FOR SALE. A FLoC E o THoRouGH-
I bred, Hampshlr Ire ~ hee p, wi thu extra
!, IHlW!s GiNTMR
81 NJ hull In 81, M
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5um111er Boarnil1g.

wANTED, SUMMER BoARDERS; LO-
cation near foot OF Peaks OF Otter;
SIX miles from top. seven miles from
Bedford City, and three miles from
Thaxton station and telegraph Office:
mail daily; two churches within one
mile; fine water. nice shade and
grass. Mrs H. c. HOPKINS, -Pentcks.
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WANTED. SUMMER BOARDERS; DE-
llghIfli situation, in mountains; cool,
pleasant rooms and cool, roomy We
randas good boating and fishing;
close to station and posi-. ot1lce.
Rates low. Mrs. J. A. THOMAS. AL
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Z WANTED. FIVE FIRST CLASS INsUR-
ance solicitors to1sell the best health
and accident propositions on the
market. good place for producers;
call between 8 and 9 o'clock, room
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~ ANTED, COUNTRY 5OARDERS:
miles from station; healthy; good
spring water; cool nights; river on
Z premises; bath house. private dancing
pavilion; no invalids or children.
Terms reasonable. Address Mrs. ].
A. SPICER, Orange. Va
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professional Delp Qaantfn.
TEACHERS. WANTED - SOUTHERN
vacancies NOW open: s300-s1.S0O: at
tractive booklet free; men in special
demand: can place all. SOUTHERN
TEACHERS, AGENCY. Columbia, s.
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders OF the Watkins
Cqttrell Company will be held at
tfIeir office, No. 1911 East Main
Street. Richmond, Va, on TUESDAY,
AUGUST 18TH, at 12 o'clock noon.
c.. S. FE,NSOM.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Goal a1rn QQAnpn.
Embellishments
2 SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL
ONE GENE A yYonD.

1oc. REBATE ON ONE PAIR, If YOU
bring this coupon with shoes before
July 18th. Mems half soles. 75c., re-
bated to CSC; ladies' half soles, 6Oc,
rebated to Soc: children's half soles,
40c., rebatcd to soc. Every pair sew
ed. Best leather. DREW'S ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY, TIC East
Main. Phone 2667. Will call for
and deliver.
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WANTED. a. GOOD SERVANT AT
once. Apply los East Broad.
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Business Opportunities.

EXPERIENCED HOTEL Man, NTH
& $4,000 to $4,000, can secure
controlling interest in best pay
ing mountain summer resort and
e springs In Virginia; unusual oppor-.
4 tunity. Address * 5a9, care Times
tcht
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=BoaIrnin.gI!;.

BOARDNRs WANTED, 70 MADISON
Avenue. Now York City; cool, com-
Az Portable rooms; board optional; cons
venient Locations; terms reasonable;
ftft re erence
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FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. with or without board. 1lS
East Marshall. near EiC:.th Street.
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR
without board. Table board, 81 per
week. 935 West Grace Street.
NICELY FURNISHED, COOL ROOM;
reasonable 30S West Main Street
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FURNIsHEDy ROOMS, HOT WATER,
telephone: meals served. 700 East
MARSHALL
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UPHOLSTEH1NG
RHEUMATISM CURE.
AND CHINA PACKING.

WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITURE.
china. wedding presents. etc. JACOB
4 UMLAUF Fine UpholsterinE and
Mattresses. 705 West Main. Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-13

A. EDWARD ROEBER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
THE NEXT MEETING OF TIE VIE
ginia State Board of Dental Exam
iners will be held at the University
College Of Medicine. Richmond, Vir-
ginia.. on TUESDAY JULY IA, 1908,
beginning at "A. NJ.
(SiGned) r. H. WALKER,
SeCretary. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-13

.EYERAL BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, BOTH,
fyont and back, with excellent boardand
good service treas enable rates Ap-i
p ply at TIE LANGLEY, 500 and 611
80 East franklin Street .sass $500 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-13

,WANTED, GERMAN lNp8 AND TRAM
silent hoarders at THE LuRAY, 4 03
East Main Street: excellent table;
nice rooms. ssl ~ 3stS ssstl4fs4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-13

N THE CIRCUIT COURT TIE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,