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The Republican journal., 1910-01-27

uatber Maine-built vessel is in trouble
lg night the three-masted schooner S. G.
teI, stranded on Handkerchief shoa with
,a. seas sweeping over her decks in the
ace # a 4o-mile gale. She was bound for
ton with a cargo of lumber from Bruins
'ea Ca, and had had an unusually rough
a-le. She was commanded by Capt. W. l..
,'Al of Swans Island, who had his wife on
'a- and she with the captain and crew re-
ise- to leave the vessel when the life-savers
ane to their rescue. Sunday Mrs. Staples
'nsen ted to go ashore, and that afternoon the
Ar" writer's agent put gang of men aboard
.l' they began tossing her deckload of cypress
I'd the sea. At last advices the schooner was
early full of water and her pumps were
hotea and there were no hopes of saving her.
The Republican journal., 1910-01-27

George M. Harding, for many years resi-
dent of this town, died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. H. W. Loveland, of Lincoln
street, Friday morning January 18th from
general debility, and his death was not unex-
pected. Mr.. Harding was born in Chatham,
Mass, Nov. 9. 1927, and was the son of Milford
and Emily c. Harding. He came to Boston at
the age of II years and studied at the famous
Lowell Institute and later organized the firm
of Silloway & Harding, architects. For several
years he resided at Manchester and Concord,
N. H. In the latter city he married Eliza A.
Fay, daughter of Joseph P. and Charlotte Fay.
Mrs. Harding died in this town in 1893. About
1857 Mr.. Harding took up his residence in
Portland, Me-, and later came to Hyde Park to
reside, being a citizen of our town for more
than 20 years. He took up his residence in
Union park, Boston, about five years ago. and
returned to this town early in the month, max
ing his home with his daughter, where he died
as above stated. Deceased was member of
all the masonic bodies. During his long busi-
ness career he was the architect for many pub
lie and private buildings throughout New Eng
land, notable instance being the remodelling
of Masonic block in this town. He is survived
by one son. George F. Harding, of Providence,
R. l., and daughter, Mrs. Loveland.-Hyde
Park, Mass, Gazette.
Mr.. Harding was the architect of the Masonic
building in this city.
The Republican journal., 1910-01-27

The death of Charles Willis Follett took
place at his home on Commercial street Sun
day evening. He had been i'll since June 1908,
and was confined to his bed for about three
weeks from the effects of diabetes. When he
was taken i'll his sister, Miss Nette NJ Fol-
lett, took rooms in the George R. Carter house
and had since given him her constant and de-
voted attention, returning the loving care with
which he had cared for her when she was
young and needed home He was born in
North Searsmont, the son of the late Charles
V. and Almatia S. (Emerson) Follett He
spent his early life in Searsmont, coming to
Belfast at the age of IS years. Soon after
coming here he became deputy sheriff and
turnkey under Captain Charles Baker, then
sheriff of Waldo County. and served in those
capacities for number of years. He then
entered the employ of Wood, Baker & Shales,
grocers, and continued there with Lendal T.
Shales as a member of the firm of Shales &
Folett which was formed in 1902 The deceas-
ed was member of Waldo Lodge of Odd Fell
lows, Penobscot Encampment and Canton Pal
las, 7. M, l. o. O. F. and took deep interest
in the order. He was great worker and en-
joyed being busy. In the home relations he
was kind and thoughtful and ready to bear
more than his share of the responsibilities. Of
his family there remain three brothers and a
sister-Eugene w. and Volney T. of Rockland,
Harvard H. of Portland, and Miss Nettie M.
of Belfast; and one half brother, W. H. Fol-
lett of Howard, r. l. The funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. A. E. Luce of the
Methodist church officiating.
Passed to higher life in East Knox, Janu-
ary 14th, Mrs. Matilda Mixer Linnekin, widow
of Thomas Linnekin, aged 81 years and 16 days.
She was born in Belmont, now Morrill,, the
daughter of George and Mary Crooks Mixer,
one of family of thirteen children two of
whom survive. In 1843 she married Thomas
Linnekin, and from that time lived on the
place where she died. Mrs. L. was kind
hearted and faithful mother and was ever
ready to aid in making those around her happy.
She was true to every duty of life. She leaves
to mourn their loss two daughters. Mrs. E. A.
Sheehan and Mrs. Sarah E. Rogers of Knox;
three sons, Daniel O., George A. and Joseph W.
Linnekin, also of Knox, and number of grand
children and great grandchildren. The funeral
service was held at the Knox meeting house,
Rev. Mr.. Cox of Morrill, officiating.
IN MEMORY OF MOTHER,
o mother, thy gentle voice is hushed;
Thy warm true heart is still,
And on thy pale and peaceful face
Is resting deaths cold chill.
Thy hands are clasped upon thy breast;
I've kissed thy marble brow,
And in my aching heart know
have no mother now.
When leave this world of changes;
When l leave this world of care,
shall find my darling mother
In our heavenly mansion fair
Farewell, mother; farewell. mother;
must say my last farewell,
Till we meet beyond the river,
The Republican journal., 1910-01-27

bought farm where he resided until his
death. Mr.. Morrill, is survived by son, Lew
man M. of East Troy, and daughter, Mrs.
George Kenfield of Norwich, Conn. A brother,
Daniel A. Morrill,, formerly of Waterville, lives
in Plymouth, and he had three sisters Mrs.
William Wingate of Dixmont, Mrs. Sarah Barker
OF Troy and Mrs. Willis Stevens of Plymouth
Funeral services were held in Troy and the re-
mains were taken to Waterville Friday and
placed in the tomb in Pine Grove cemetery to
await burial in the spring.
The sad news has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Eva Sprague Starr at her home
in Spokane. Wash, January 18th. Death came
suddenly and Unexpectedly and the attend
ing physician pronounced it case of heart
failure. Her aunt, Mrs. Louise McAndlass
johnson, who lives in Lantz, Wash, was sum-
moned by telegraph, but did not arrive be-
fore the end came. The deceased left Belfast
two years ago last April to make her home in
Washington, where she met Mr.. Starr and was
Don after married and had very happy life
In her new home. Her last letter to her moth
ei' "liIteh Ten Gays ago, was 1ull OF hope and
happiness. A large circle of friends and ac-
quaintances in this city, her former home, will
ear of her death with deep regret, as she was
an unusually attractive young lady, both in
person and mind. She was identified with the
Belfast Christian Scientists organization She
is survived by her husband, Mr.. Josef Starr,
her baby girl of four months, and by her moth
er and brother in this city-Mrs N. G. Pettin-
gill and Mr.. Wallace Sprague, who have the
sincere sympathy of all their acquaintances.
The Republican journal., 1910-01-27
ALL HANDS LOST.

--5ooner Henry B. Fiske Capsized Off
Nantucket. Wreck of Schooner Mertie
S Crowley. Vessel Total Loss. Grew
5ayed. Schooner S. G.. Haskell Ashore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-19

FOR SALE. RESIDENCE or :. I. ED
munds, on Stanton River. Charlotte
county. Va. five miles from Aspen,
on Virgiuian Railroad. 1854 aci es, 145
lowlands. most OF them titled; about
100 acres meadow; 200 acres in
wood; splendid improvements; one
of the finest farms in Virginia. Price.
$4,000. Address JULIAN MEADE,
Dauyille Va
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Real Qsstatp fnr Rpnt

FOR Rent. HOTEL, nicely f=rR.
nished: good patronage; beautiful
location: large, shady lawn, fine
garden; mineral water; near depot;
possession given per agreement. v.
a BOWLING, Boydton, Va.
HOUSES, SIX
rooms each, with latest conveniences.
for SIS. Inquire SEITZ'S, Boulevard
and Broad
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30 YOU WANT a HOMER YOU CAN
buy. build or improve house and
z be free from landlords. We can also
take up any straight loans you
have. Our instalment loans, with
their small monthly payment of $3.50.
with per cent. simple Interest, and
long time u0H years., with the
privilege of paying off in full at any
time, Is the best way to acquire a
home. A great many homes In Vir.
GINA have been made possible by this
simple, safe and convenient method
of loaning money Don't pay rent
pay US. and become the owner OF
your home. Write or call on j. w,
PONDER, 343G Chamber of Com
merce Building. Richmond, Va.
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FOR SALE. THREE NEW. DETACHED
Latrobes. slate and cabinet mantels:
electricity and gas: modern In every
particular: elegant homes. 315 N
Thirty. Street
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Belp. HIaIe am TemaIe.

VOTED, OFFICE ASSISTANTS
ers-stenograpners), print-
ers. hotel mattresses, stewards. gov
ernesses, statesmen, salesladies. CASH
iers, for early fall. PIEDMONT EN-
PIGMENT AGENCY. Durham. N. c..
ANY INTELLiGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for
newspapers; experience unnecessary.
Address PRESS CORRESPONDENCE
BUREAU. Washington, D. G.
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In execution OF a certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned trustee, dated
June 90, 1908, recorded in the Office OF
the clerk OF Chesterfield Circuit Court
in D. b. .1l6, page 266, default having
been made In the payment OF tne aeo'
by the holder OF the notes SO to. do,
/ shall offer for sale at public auction,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JULY 10. 1910.
at $3.50 o'clock z. NJ, the properly
above described. The dwelling con-
tains five or six rooms, with lot fronting
so feet on Chesterfield Avenue, running
back depth OF goo feet (and is des-
ignated as lot No. 2, in square NO ..
on a plan of the Bon Air Land and
Improvement Company. -.
This property is situated within 20o
yards OF the railroad station, which
makes 1t very convenient TOR persons
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Keal Gstate for AaIe.

YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED WIrH
N. w. BOWIE G. SON insures best re.
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EARNS AND 'TfhBEE IAryDs.--MY
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands: best bargains In
Virginia. pay your railroad fare
Write for tree CATALOGUES. Addroas
J. r. ELAN. BOX rt7, CharlottesviiIe,
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1Fnr Aalk.

DON'T FORGET OUR ICE BOXES AND
gas ranges; you run no risk; they
are both guaranteed to~giye satis-
faction PITTS FURNITURE CO..
1929 East Main Street and lit West
Broad Street
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SPECIAL TO THE LADIES TAILoRs-
IF YOU WANT TO HAVE A GOOD
FALL SEASON AND PLEASE YOUR
CUSTOMERS IN EVERY DETAIL
AND IN PRICES ALSO. AND WISH
TO MAKE YOUR SUITS WITHOUT
SHOULD USE THE BUST FORM,
WHICH SAVES YOU LABOR AND
TIME, AND YOUR CUSTOMER THE
ANNOYANCE OF SO MANY USE
LESS FITTINGS. AND DOES AWAY
WITH SO MUCH UNNECESSARY
PADDING PRICE FOR BUST
FORM, s2.50. SPECIAL PRICES TO
LADIES' TAILORS. INSTRUCTIONS
TO LADIES TAILORS AND DRESS
MAKERS FREE OF CHARGE. NJ.
GoLDsTEIN, 21s NORTH FIFTH
STREET.
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SITUATIONS, DrnfessionaI.

WAITED, a POSITION IN HfGH
experienced teacher. postgraduate;
Presbyterian, mathematics special
ty. Address Box 348, Lewisburs, W..
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Parties wishing to attend sale, can
leave Richmond on the P. NJ. train
and return about . o'clock Of the same
day.
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Flats TManten.
Dpeinu and Cleaniuo

SUITS CLEANED AND
pressed, 75c; ladies' and gents suits
dyed like new; mail orders promptly
attended to. Phone 1852. G1LLS,
325 North Fifth.
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sarpfessipnaI Delp QNanten.

WANTED. TElcGEKs Of All
grades for colleges, public and pri-
vate schools. for fall vacancies.
VIRGINIA TEACHERS BUREAU.
Rev. r. w. Cridlin. Manager. Man-
chester. Richmond. Va.
TEACHERS FOR SOUTH IN
schools and colleges. BY no means
too late 10 secure good place. New
vacancy list free; guaranteed en-
rolment. SHERIDAN'S AGENCY,
Greenwood s. C.
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Dtlp uuanteD, alaIe.


WANTED. A COMPETENT MAN FOR
clerical work In a bank in small
town: state age, experience. and ap :
ply In own handwriting. Address 3
y09 care Times-Dispatch.
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sl4 EAST CLAY---CooL, CLEAN
rooms, nicely furnished; bath, phone.
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OPTICAL.

IF YOU WILL ALLOW YOUR EYES
to smart and ache and annoy, you
may never be able to make them
strong again; neither can we; avoid
dangerous delays and see at once
DR. H. BREITSTEIN, The Optician.
1IS East Broad Street Consultation
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aituatinus GNantep. Alale.

A YOUNG MAN (GERMAN) DESIRES
position in bakery; have six years
experience in that trade. Address
II 2Ts, care Times-Dis patch.
auainted with city. would Ike to en-
gage with reliable house as city
salesman; commission basis. Ad-
dress L so4. care Tlmes-Dispatch.
WANTED, A POSITION AS CHEF;
with eight years experience: excel
lent on meats and pastry. ADDRESS
III North Twentieth Street.
YOUNG MAN, Is YEARS OF AGE,
who has good references, desires po-
sitlon paying not less than SIS per
month; would like position with
good chance for promotion. Address
II 66s, care Times-Dispetch.
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EXCURSION.

WE ARE GOING TO BUcKRoE THIS
with US last year we know you will
come this time. Bring. your friends
with you. RETAIL GROCERS' AS
SOCIATION.
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TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale
and any taxes that may be due to day
OF sale. and s61s, with interest from
June 26. 1909: the balance at one and
two years. with interest added, secured
by deed OF trust upon the property
or all cash. at the option OF the pur-
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Hotel Shorehar11,

Ocean end Virginia Ave. \ modern Hotel
with every Observation-Disclosures private
baths. etc. Open lawns allow plenty OF light
and air Ideally located. Service and tanle
the best. Rates. $3.50 up weekly. Booklet
W. b. GOTTEN,
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COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM
for rent, with excellent table board;
reasonable rates. 1o4 North Fifth
Street.
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Richmond, Va.
DissoIutiotr lotires.

July IS, 1910.
THE FIRM OF BURTON & DRIsCoLL
has this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All contracts and business
on hand Will be carried out and com,
pleted by Hunter Burton, who will
do business In has own name.
Hereafter Fl. L. Driscoll VIII not In
any way be connected with or rep
resent Hunter Burton.
HUNTER BURTON.
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CORNER BRICK BUSINESS PROP
erty. renting for sssS per year; never
vacant; 1920. AMOS & POINDEX-
TER 111O East Main.
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES WANTED
Write for Richmond examination
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept 500 O. Roches-
ter n. Y.
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Auftton Scales, Tbts Dap.
BY sutton & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 16 N. Ninth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

Az - I]1' - ~ AA1S SSA4sh
FRAME DwELLlEG = IN THE WILL
AGE OF BON AIR. VA, ABOUT
EIGHT MILES FROM THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, ON THE SOUTHERN
RAILROAD,
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BAKERY.

SIX LoAvEs BREAD FOR csc: 2 LIB.
raisin cake. 25c; 100 fancy cakes, roc.
DRINKARD'S, 423h North Sixth.
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FOR SALE. 165 ACRES GOOD LAND:
fourteen miles Richmond eight miles
Petersburg; near Chester; some i'm
provements: suitable for poultry,
small stock and truck farm; some
fruit; considerable cord wood low
price; liberal terms. Address owner,
L. M. HULL. 10s American National
Bank Building,
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THE ALBION, 716 EAST FRANKLIN;
furnished rooms. permanent and
transient.
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FOR WAGONS, GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS, els Brook Avenue. Madison
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Rooms for Aent.


WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
get a clean, comfortable bed for soc;
phone, bath and ice water free; ex-
ceilent meals served next door. 1902
East Clay.
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WANTED, FIRST CLASS STEEL TANK
and tower erector: thoroughly cxpe-
rienced and reliable; state age, reler'
ences and wages. w. =. CALDWELL
CO. INC Iouisyi!lc. Ky.
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Busilress Opportunities.

WASTED. PARTNER n ESTAB.
lishsd and paying LUMBER business:
none need apply but men OF high
character, experience and ability to
take entire charge of manufacturing
firm: location good, healthy South
Carolina town; must have $4,000 or
mere to invest in the business: at
tractlve proposition to right man.
;AduFess Z. Q. Box 32s, Lynchburg,
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.

SHOE REPAlRINE SPECIAL.
KEELING SHOES FREE, IF YOU
bring this coupon with shoes and
have them half soled; mems, Use;
ladies', 60c, and chlldren's, 40c and
up, white oak soles, sewed with
waxed flax thread; rpbber heels, ESQ
extra DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. ZIG East Main.
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miscellaneous.
RUB 1T OUT.

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN IS 10.
cated-stiffness and soreness of mus.
Giles or joints--rub In Frayser's
Great Nerve and Bone Liniment, and
y the pain disappears; the greatest ALL
round lniment in use for man and
beast; try it-don't suffer-here Is
the right help; Csc bottles. at drug.
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Dersol1aIs.

i SPECIALITY IN LADIES' TAILORED
SUITS-WE ARE TAKING ORDERS
NOW FOR THE FALL AT A VERY
BIG REDUCTION. OUR SUITS ARE
GUARANTEED TO BE MADE IN
THE BEST STYLE. BEST WORK
MANSHIP. AND WITH NO TROU-
BILE. WE ONLY REQUIRE ONE
FITTING. AND HAVE NO ALTERA.
TIONS. WE COMPLETE THE BEST
SUIT IN "a HOURS. IF YOUR SUIT
is NOT SATISFACTORY, DON'T
TAKE IT. ALL OUR SUITS ARE
MADE BY THE LATEST IMPROVES
MENT. TO GET THE BENEFIT OF
THESE ADVANTAGES PLACE YOUR
ORDER FOR YOUR FALL SUIT
EARLY, AND GET A REDUCTION
OF 20 PER CENT, NJ. GOLDSTElN.
LADIES' TAILOR, els NORTH FIFTH
STREET.
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On the above date I will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder the
entire outfit and stock of r. Fl. Walton.
bankrupt consisting of Boiler Engine,
steam Pump, Jonter and other ma.
chinery and the stock OF Sash, Blinds.
Doors. Dressed and Rough Lumber, two
Travelling Cranes Hand Elevator Mis-
cellaneous Hardware. Scrap Iron and
Scrap Lumber and other building ma
terials in and about the carpentcr
shop recently occupied by said r. II
Walton, which IS located in the alley
between Thirty-fi first and Thirty second
and Clay and Leigh Streets. Most OF
the stuff Is new and In good order. and
the sale will be attractive to carpen-
tiers and builders
TERMS: Cash.
WIN. e. CRAWFORD.
Trustee
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YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED WITH
N. w. BOWIE g. SON insures best re-
suits
HUMAN HAHN BOUGHT AND SOLD
At HUGHES'S 70s NORTH Third
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR SAMOSET
Chocolates; the best sold In Rich
mond; 60c per ID,
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Want Ad. Rates.
ONE CENT PER WORD when
baid In advance. No Ad. taken
Tor less than TEN CENTS.
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
when phoned in or charged at the
counter.
FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe for the WANT
AID. MAN to call. ,
Lost ano Dou,,D.

1o6E An0 D0ti1tU.
LOST, AT BUCWROE BEACH THURS
day july 1fth. gold bracelet, with
the initial L. b. d. engraved on the
outside. A liberal reward IL re-
turned to j. w. KAY, 2007 Adams
Avenue, Portsmouth, Va.
LOST, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Be
tween Tenth and Broad and Tenth
and Leigh. two gold hatpins. Finder
please return to BIG North Tenth
Street. Phone Madison $3.50.
LOST, ON CHURCH HILL. OPAL RING;
serpent setting: initials. Reward IL
returned TO l.. w. CARROLL, Wealth
er Bureau.
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ter; registers from l cent to s7.99:
nearly new: total adder; latest model;
will sell for sS5; used one year. cost
Si25. Apply to c. NJ CARPENTER,
Rocky Mount Va
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Goal and Qeanub.

tl.50 B0YS oNH-HAiS GoRD PRG-
Ss.25 when you. can get !. the same
results from this. Try a load SAM,
uEL Fl. COTTRNLL & SON. Phone
Madison lit. W.
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FOR SALE, TEN SHARES CAPITAL
STOCK OF COMMONWEALTH BANK.
OF RICHMOND, VA. ADDRESS
L 963, CARE TIMES-DISPATCH
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YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS WRITE
or apply to the WHITLOCK
BRANCH. Twenty-thIrd and Cary
Streets. Richmond. Va. In regard to
pack cigars: good pay; pleasant sur.
ruundIngs.
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GOOD WAGES AND STEADY EN-
pIoyment will be given to tirst-class
lump wrappers and machine runners
DUN lIOP, INC, Petersburg, Va.
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Flats far 8ent.

WANTED. FLAT Or THREE ROOMS
and bath; second floor preferred; on
G Sann i Or Eranlslin Streets; centrally
iocated ana near hrst-class boarding
ences exchanged. Address II 957.
care Times ID ispatch, "a
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-WATCR REPAIRNC

WANTED. EVERYBODY TO KNOW
that Samoset Chocolates are simply
irresistible
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o, YES! THE GREATEST DATE on
the calendar, August 10th, Retail
Grocers' excursion to Buckroe Beach,
You can't help having good time.
So come.
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STEEL TIRED RUNABOUTS. FROM $40
$15 up; two heavy business buggies;
Will move at reduced prices; high.
grade; also one high-grade, full
leather top buggy, rubber tired; good
as new. except tires, SIS. BRISTOW-
WORSHAM co. lal7 East Main
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THE GREGG SYSTEM OF SHORT-
hand. is easily learned, rapid and
legible; great demand for stenogra.
piers. special low rate of tuition.
for few weeks; call. write or tele-
phone for catalog. MASSEY BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE 5s5
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INCORPORATE YOUR BUs1NEss-IT
guarantees against accident fire and
Il things beyond your control; It eliml-
mates personal l1ability;l let us. show
you how and explain the advantage
CARELESS Of where you are. VIR-
GINA CORPORATION BUREAU, 9O7
Bank Of Commerce Bldg, Norfolk.
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RTERS FOR SUM-
for kindling, o2k,
sawed lengths to
IT Will Advance.
y coal Ia going at
Place order now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-19

WE HAVE SEVERAL GROCERY,
contractors, light and heavy delivery
wagons and two single trucks; Will
sell at reduced prices for cash, as
we want to reduce stock. See these
while they are going; some OF them
might suit YOU BRISTOW-WOR-
SHAM CO.. 1417 East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-19

WANTED, sTENOGRAPHER. MUST
spell correctly; hours, a. NJ. to
p. N: one hour dinner: close p.
NJ saturday: state experience and
salary. Answer p. o. Box Ala, Rich
Inond Va