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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
Golden Gate Players To
Meet on Courts

The first and second class players OF
the Golden Gate tennis club will COM
pete in a class singles tournament on
the park courts tomorrow.
The drawings were held last night
and resulted as follows:
First class. preliminary round r U. whitney
vs.. ". g. Knowlton; Charles Foley vs.. r. Hunt.
First round. upper-E- p. Finnegan vs.. F. A
Adams; B. Botktn, a bye- First round lower
g. James, a bye, F. ". Guerin vs.. J. A Code
Second class. preliminary round-6- Vensano
vs. T. p. Eastun; o. P. Martin vs. A. Sutro-
NJ Rosenberg vs.. 3. n. Levison! J. Schwartz w.
E. Riebeth- First round-C- Curiey vs.. ". Mar
Gus; F. Bass c. Guerin-
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Too bad that the Seals could not
get by with that one against the
Villagers. Had they accomplished
this feat, they would have been
pretty close up. But as it is now,
we can not afford to brag about our
team unless it gets in and wins
couple in a row from the Villagers.
There are three games left, so the
Seals still have a good fighting
chance this week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

The. Seals won't tie any strings on
that pennant If they can't fire up a bit
better than they did yesterday after
noon against Vernon. The TO , vic
tory which the Villagers snatched off
Tor themselves leaves the series even
up with two games for each club thus
far. This viii never do, because San
Francisco simply must win a lot of
games from club like Vernon in order
10 qualify in the big show. Things
are breaking fairly well for them, but
they must help along a bit themselves
during POrtland's idleness.
1t was one Of those sluggish. feature
less games and nobody did anything
that would cause any of the fans TO
so mad. Witt made couple of spec
tsCUlar stops and throws around third
base. However. with his team TO the
bad ali the time. the fans could not
very well soup up their interest in the
exhibition. They pulled hard enough
put pulling viii not help any aggrega-
tion out unless the players become q
biz aggressive with the stick. This i'm
porJaut move was not made By San
Francisco yesterday
WiiletJ pitched a nice game of base
bah for the Villagers game good
enough TO have been recorded as a
shutout had the men behind him played
as they should have played. But a
bad error, sahdwiehed in with a hit and
pass, had the effect of bringing a
pair Of the Seals over the jumps, and
this robbed Mr.. Willett of the fame
which he should have annexed for him
self had things gone bit different with
the men behind him.
MOHLER MAKES A BOOT
A. Crs+o- - 4oolr g,s
ing in the third inning, but the fault
was not all his. because Captain Mohler
made z very glaring boot of an easy
-grounder at second base, which allowed
two OF the Villagers TO come tearing
home This boot by the way, came
right on top Of q brilliant stop which
rhe Seal leader made when the sacks
were filled with Vernonites.
Had the home boys been able to start
anything at all IN any of the various
innings they might have won out
handlly enough. But their efforts with
the big stick We're awful. They could
not hit and they would not wait for
bases on balls. It was simply one of
those bad san Francisco days-a day
when the other club must win. no mat
ter what might happen.
The third inning was the tough one
for the Seals and the bright one for
the Villagers Sutor got off badly.
pass 2g Lindsay and giving Brown a
hit Carlisle also bingled, making it
full house. Then BUrTell hit down to
Mohler. who made beautiful stop and
peg and hailed Brown at the pan The
next man was also disposed Of but
then Mohler booted one from Ross bat.
and two runners. Willett and Carlisle.
romped across A moment later
Brashear gave them a bingle and Bur
reu was in with the third tally
This seemed to take all the fightine
spirit out Of the Seals. Their pepper
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17

ABERDEEN. Wash. Sept. 16.-Richard Ar
land second oaseman In the Montesano baseball
team If the State league. was killed in an auto
mobile accident Montesano late last night.
As the machine was crossing the Wynooche
bridge Arland leaned out Of the car and his head
struck against a steel support, killing him al
most instantly.
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HIGH AND CoLLEGIANs TIE
Dispatch to The Call

lSpccidi Dispatch 10 The Call
OAKLAND. Sept. 16.-The football
team of Oakland high school lined up
against the ST. Mays college SQUAD
on the college field this afternoon for
the second time this week. The con-
test was g fast half hours exhibition.
Tic egoss resulting IN tie. to 3.
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Angels and Oaks Get
New Players

AUBURN, n. Y, Sept 1s-John H
Farrell, secretary of the National AS
sociation OF Professional Baseball
Leagues, today gave out the following
list OF drafted players in class A and
"A More than $4,000 was deposited
with Secretary Farrell for the drafted
rmen. The list in part follows:
Selected by draft (chosen by lott:
Los Angeles from Hartford. Netzgar
Oakland from fisalis. y Lynch
Oakland from Waterbury, Banvister
Birmingham from Seattle Chensult
Portland from Waterbury. Rodgers.
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BREAKS ANoTHER RECORD

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept 16-
Minor Heir. son of Heir at Law. again
broke the worlds record for a paced
mile today at the state fair grounds
going the distance in 1881 The
former record was 1853, which Minor
Heir himself set in race here last
Monday.
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Sp0t[6g[hGs
On Sports

VICTORIA. B. c., Sept I6.3The shooting
season opened yestesday ard Chester Young
aged is. was killed by bullet rrom the rife Of
Collin Wood. q hunter, aged D. Wood was held
for the coroner's jury.
WASHINGTON. Sept 16.-Chicago defeated
st, Louis, TO 3. today in the tournament OF the
union printers national baseball league
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SITNNARY

Hits-on Lively 6. Home run-Csmeron
Three base hit-Pfyl. Two base hits-Swander.
Delmas (2) Daley, Waring. Sacrifice hits-Wares
(2l. Hogan, Thomas Hallinan, Swander Ber-
nard, Daley. Stolen bases-How ard. Smith. In
nings pitched-By Lively s. First base ON called
balis--of Delhi e off Lively 4. off Harkns L.
Struck out--By Delhi 8. by Lively TO- Passed
ball-Thomas. Time of game hour and so
minutes. Umpire-McGreevy-
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SWEDISH CHURCH sERvICELBerkeley. Sent.
16.-Special services were begun at the Swed-
ish Mission church at Grove and Parker streets
and sermons will be preached fo- several days
Rev. @. f. Sandstorm Of Oakland and Rev
Mr.. Malmstadt OF San Francisco addressed the
congregation tonight. Tomorrow afternoon
Rev. J. A. LdndQuist. pastor OF the church
Will lead the discussion.
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American League

DETROIT. Sept. te.-Coombs held Detroit to
two hits today, only one local man reaching Sec
opd. and Philadelphia won. 10 to 0. Cobb batted
for willett in the eighth and struck out Score:
Philadelphia ...-.....---...-..-. 10 IA 4
Detroit -...-,.-..- 0 2 8
Batteries--Coombs and Lapp; willett, stroud
and Schmidt.
CLEVELAND. Sept. I6.-Cieveland defeated
Washington today. too Walker and Mitchell
were effective until the eighth inning when both
were knocked out. Score: r.. H. E..
Cleveland ....--..--- -...-.-..... 8 2
Washington 6 q
ker, Gray and Ainsmith-
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his good stick work, Cameron drove
In three of the six runs that enabled
the Oaks to win by a margin of one
tally. Immediately after the end of
the game Cameron was told he had
been suspended with Wolverton until
their actions of yesterday have been
satisfactorily explained Score:
Los ANGELES
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CHICAGO. Sept. ls.-Another surprise occurred
today IN The championship tournament of the
Momen's Western Golf association when Mrs
Harvey /. Pound Of the Skokie club eliminated
Mrs. Luther heunett Of the Evanston golf club
ana toe southern California champion by and 2
brings Mrs Pound in the 6nal tomorrow against
Mrs Ihurston Harris OF Westward Ho, who
defeated Mrs Edmund 7. Perkins, and ).
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CAMERON and OAK
Chief SUSPENDED
First Baseman Hears Order
After Winning Game for
Commuters

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 16.-Cameron,
who led the Commuters in their at
tack on Umpire McGreevy yesterday,
won today's game for his team with
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the show, but the board did not grant
the club a permit.
An effort was made to secure the
signatures of 10 Of the supervisors, but
evidently the club was unsuccessful in
its efforts, so the show was called off.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Sacrifice h.t-Tsnaant stose: asses-Ros..
Lindsay. First base on called balls-By VII.
iett ?. by Sutor 3. Struck out-By Willett
By Sutor Z. Hit by pitched ball-Ross Burrcll
Double plsys-Shaw TO Tenant; Lindsay to r
~. Time OF game hour aod 45 minrtes
Umpires-HildeSrand and Van Haltren
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Western League

~ Wlchita-Sioux City g. wichita 2
At s.. Joseph-First game-Omaha H. ST.
Joseph o; second game-omaha TO- ST Joseph s.
~ Lincoin-LGncoln G. Topeka ..
AZ DenFer-DenFer s. Dee Moines ieisht In
uings: darkness
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American Association

Al Columbns-Toledo IG Columbus g.
Al ndianapois-Louisyille = Indianapolis 0.
Al Minneapoils-ksnsas City 4, Minneapolis z
At 81. Paul-Mnwaukee l, ST. Paul ..
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Northwestern League

VANCOUVER. B. C.. Sept. Ies-Byl winning
the second game ~ a double header today Spo-
kane got a step nearer the 1910 championship
flag Ia the second game Vancouver got only one
runner as far as third. Score.
First game r. II. z.
"-.-'~fV- ------------ ----------.-
ciiekane -.--------- 3
Batterles-Jenson and Lewis: Clanin and Shea
Second game r. d. z.
Vancouver ---.--...-.-..-........ 3 o
Hl-Aaue ---- .------ ------------.
Bstteries-Brinker and Lewis; Bonner. ostdiek
and Shea
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Crude OIL for Peru
Chauue of DTn.fern

Steamer T1verton, late master Samuel Bon
ield present master G.. Dettmers
ENROLLMENTS
Schooner Repeat, n. @. Grimm master
Steamer Prentiss, v. Iyerson master
Steamer Aberdeen, n. H Rees master
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Friday, Sept 1s.
11:40 a M, stmr Yellowstone. Ludlow 81
hours from San Pedro; ballast to Charles r.
Mccormick & Co.
DOMESTIC PORT
BANDoN-Arrived Sept. 16-Stmr Elizabeth.
hence Sept. 13.
Crude oil for Peru
The British tank steamer Ell Lobo was cleared
for Lobitos. Peru. yesterday with 1,4O0 600 gal
ions of crude oil. valued S27,5o0 me
steamer also had so cases Of dried fruit. valued
at $50, for Callao
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THE ALBION TIC EAST FRANKLIN
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sbituations @anien. Gemale.

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governess or mothers helper; best
references. Address f. z. B., r. T, d.
Box Z, Elvaton, Md,
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5un1n1er Ioarninq

liz MADISON AVENUE. NEW YORK
City--Large, small rooms; private
baths; centrally located; excellent
table: all conveniences for Southern
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GREEN GABLES. MAGNOLIA. MASS,
Laura II. Monk; large, airy bed
rooms, with or without private bath;
Sis to $25 per week; European plan;
only few stena from bathing beach.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

800 A. I Daily-Fast trains to Old Point
4:o0 2. Newport News and Norfolk.
7:40 A.--Daily. Local to Newport News.
$500 P.-Daily. Local to Old Point.
900 p. Daily--Louisvilis and Cincinnati
1l:0o p. c Pulynnns.
GAS P.-Daify. "St. Louis-Chicago Special
Puimans.
1900 N.--week days to Hinton. "Mountals
Special" Parior Cars.
$3.50 A.--Daily-Charlottesyiiio Week dayt
Clifton Forge.
Sis P.-week days. Local to Gordonsvllo
HAS A.-Daily L'burs. Lex, C. Forge.
Sis P.-Daily. To Lynchburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from East-s:o5 A, NJ. $50 p. N.
Through from East--11:a5 A. NJ, s:s5 P. n
Local from Wcsi-'s:30 A. a.. $3.50 A. NJ
1:20 p. NJ.
Through-7:co A. NJ, 2:45 P. NJ.
Janes River Lne-s:35 A. NJ, $500 p. 81.
'Daily except Sunday.
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MAIN STREET. LOT, CORNER WEST;
1876 T-12Xl79 1912 feet; $26 per foot
Call Madison 1467.
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ETRAYED FROM MY PLACE, ON FRI
day afternoon. June II. large fe
male hound dog, white. with lemon
notified OF whereabouts or returned
TO my place, on Midlothian Turn
pike, about halfway between Halls
boro and Midlothian, in Chesterfield
county. T. s. WINSTON, Midlothian,
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MRS. JENNIE sEIGEL BUYS AND
sells ladies' and gents secondhand
clothes. 1908 East Main Street. Rich
NJ nnd. Va
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WANTED. FIRST. CLASS WHITE BAR
Der, $3.50 and so over $50 per week:
steady employment TO good. sober
man: send references. b. S. WIN
STEAD, Roxboro. y. {.
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Mulinfrp.

sgcRTFIcE SALE CT THE LARGEST
stock of millinery In the city; hats
to suit any one. Ready-to-wear gar
ments for ladies and children In
cluded in this sale. Call and get the
bargains. MRS. JULIUS BEAR, 1923
East Main Street
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TIE BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE

In the Heart Of the Blue Ridge. Now Open.
Superbly located at elevation OF 1000 feet,
with unobstructing view OF world-famcd
Cumberland and Shenandoah valleys. Mod
crn in every detail. rooms With or without
private baths, electric lights, telephones. hot
and cold water throughout the house. Elk.
hilarating atmosphere, beautiful scenery,
delightful drives, excellent Riding Acad-
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let's. etc, address BOND & GIBBONS, Bel.
vedere Hotel, Baltimore. Md.
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TWanten.

WASTED. TO BUY FOR CASH. House
hold goods In any quantity. Phone
Madison 1851
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Rottres.

PrRsuANT TO 4 RESOLUTION
adopted by the Board of Directors
OF the Bank of Richmond, lncorpo-
rated, at d meeting held on the 2Sth
day OF May. 1910, notice Is hereby
given that a special meeting of the
stockholders of said corporation Will
be held at its banking house. at the
corner OF Ninth and Main Streets. in
the city OF Richmond. on TUESDAY,
THE 2STH DAY OF JUNE, 1910. at
l2 o'clock NJ, to consider the com.
bination or merger of the Bank OF
Richmond, Incorporated. with the Ma
tional Bank of Virginia, under plan
approved by the Board of Directors
at said meeting. and for the trans
action OF any other business germane
TO said matter. or which may be
deemed to the best interest OF said
corporation, which may be then
brought to the consideration OF said
meeting.
BY order OF tne Board.
H 4. WILLIAMS,
Secretary,
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WANTED, AT ONCE, A GOOD WET
nurse. Apply 112 North Twenty
sixth.
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Boaroing.

4o3 EAST MAIN STREET; PERM4t-
nent, transient and table board;
very comfortable in summer.
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FOR SALE. SPRING WAGONS. $50;
TOP wagons, sig; furniture Wagons e55.
Surveys, $50 and $50; road carts $50.
THOS. II. DUKE & CO, Soi Brook
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Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE 10 NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect June IL. 1910.
Leave Byrd street Station, Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK. bs:t0 y. NJ. $500 a. NJ, a3:Oa p.
NJ. si:io p. ~, bT:oo p. VI.
FOR LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST;
'6.I5 ~. NJ. .9:0v a. AZ. bi2:1o room. sA3;o0 p.
NJ, 1870 P. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: bliss a.
NJ, n:4o A. NJ. $3.50 p. NJ. bio:oS P. NJ,
SLIGO p. NJ From the West: $50 A. NJ.
al 80 p. NJ. b2.i5 p. NJ. .6;a5 +. AZ. 1900 r
NJ.
daily. aDaily. es. Sunday. bsunday only.
Pullman. Psrlor and Sleeping Cars. Catt
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LOST. EITHER IN MANCHESTER OR
Richmond. Monday afternoon. gold
locket with monogram O. II. on
back, containing ladys picture. Re
ward II returned TO 311O East Broad.
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$500 BUYS FULL BoLTED-NoT
nailed--four-pas passenger lawn swing
at HOWELL BROS, 500 East Broad.
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NEVER BEFORE IN THE HISTORY
of dyeing and cleaning has there been
such perfection of work: handsome
evening gowns cleaned by our French
process without removing the most
delicate trimmings; the most soiled
suits returned TO you like new; the
most faded articles made into hand
some new colors: send in your order
now MRS. A. ]. PYLE, 315 North
Fifth Street
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WANTED, "A DRAUGHTSMAN. APPLY
at RICHMOND AND HENRICO
RAILROAD OFFICE. Mutual Build
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BOARDERS WANTED FOR DEsIR-
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Nusit1ess QDpuortunlfles.

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ington. .. c.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR IN
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Delp QNanten. HIaIe.


GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES WANTED
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OCEAN VIEW, VA; 8ERRlMAC COT
tage. open for guests: all modern i'm
pfovenieats; large verandas, water
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FRUIT JARS.

45c DOZEN FOR PINTs 55c PER
dc, IN for quarts. 75c per dozen for half
gallon Mason jars; 81 per dozen for
one quart open-mouth jars. HOW :
ELL BROS. COZ East Broad Street.
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Flats for ksnt

~ AS.O ~ A.t>AaC
DESIRABLE FOGR-RooM FIAT;
large, cool rooms. Apply 104 West
Grace Street.
FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT 507 EAST
Grace: references exchanged.
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flor 5ale.

ICE PLANT FOR SALE; SMALL: NEW ::
equipped with flooding system: in
large territory; reason for selling,
engaged in other business. Address
p. c. LOFLAND, Snow Hill, Md
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DIGGSs COTTAGE. FRONTING cHEsA-
Boatinr bathing and ashing. Nod
ern plumbing, hot and cold water.
shower baths. MRS. II. 4. DIGGS.
Ray ncaap V{e,v vn
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Times-Dispatch
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ROOMS, WITH BOARD. MRS. SMITH,
301 East Grace Street.
WANTED, BOARDERS FOR LARGE.
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ers. Apply 200 East Grace
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RnnnIa TOR Rent.

FOR RENT, TWO NICE. LARGE DIN-
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WINDOW SCREENS AND DOORS.

FULL AND COMPLETE LINE DOORS,
81 to S2.25; we make screens TO
order; sell them 10 you; knock down,
the easy kind TO make yourself: adj
Unstable windows, csc to 60c. at
HOWELL BROS, 6o2 East Broad
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

1roK NORFOLK AND NEW YORK.
I.v aicnmond foot Ash SD daiiy,..l =. "A.
Leave Newport News,...,,,-.-.,.-,..o:eo \. ~
Arrive Norfolk,.,.., ....si% a. =.
Norfolk tor New York daily except sunday
1900 r, NJ. Connection also mIde b. y, =
w. Ry p NJ. and C, 4 Q, Ry, a. y. ~.
Night Line steamers stop at Clarsmcnt y
land or receive passengers on siSpAL
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION Gu. -anes Rtysr
by daylight tor Norfolk. Old Point, Ssw.
port News and al James River anilnss.
Steamer leayes Monday, Wednesday and
FRIDAY at 100 A. NJ. Freight rsestss- Tor
al James RIVER landings Ticket e1iss ~
u. Main ST. n
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SUMMER,
Park and Allen Avenues, Phone Mad
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WANTED, TO DISPOSE OF LEASE ON
Broad Street Store; near Brook Ave-
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eight-room furnished cottage, on
cottage line water and electric
lights. For terms. S. c. PHILLIPS,
1888 Church Street Norfolk, Va.
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Hotel Shoreham,

Ocean end Virginia Ave. modern Hotel
with every convenence-elcvator, private
baths. etc. Open lawns allow plenty OF light
and air. Ideally located. Service and table
the best. Rates. $3.50 up weakly. Booklet.
w b. GOTTEN.
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ONE STICK SEAT SURREY; USED
only few times. and looks as good
as when first taken out; cheap for
cash: 500. Two high grade Surveys,
cut-under and rubber fired, $3.50;
none better; see them BRISTOW-
MORSHAM CO. l417 East Main.
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WANTED, INFORMATION CONCERN
ing William Cole of Malad. Idaho.
last heard of in 1869. His people
lived in Virginia, on Caroline Creek:
his brother, John Cole. was a lawyer,
called the Big Red. Reward for in
formation leading to his where-
abouts. MRS. F. e. MASON, sayre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-23

WANTED. MEN TO LEARN. BARBER
trade; new system; only few weeks
required; wages while learning:
steady position guaranteed. For fun
particulars address MOLER'S BAR
Der COLLEGE, New York City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-23
LAWN SWINGS.

$500 BUYS FINE BoLTED, NOT
nailed, four-passenger lawn swing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-23
DrnfessionaL Delp INauten.

TEACHERS, ENROLL NOW FOR FAIL
positions; excellent openings through
out the South. postal will bring
y y9q7r Igll infoTmatl4n; write to;day
Columbia, S. c.
FEACHERS-DON'T WATT TILL ALI.
best places are filed; we need You
now; assistants principals superin-
tendents: many splendid openings
throughout South. SHERIDAN'S
AGENCY. Greenwood. s. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-23

WOODLAND HEIGHTS RESIDENCE,
10 roomsi modern improvements;
$4,000; another or eight rooms, With
all city conveniences. $3.50. Address
B 463. care Times dispatch.