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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-01
scEPTERs NOW
IN new HANDS
Governor and Mrs Mann Assume
t6S 5 "
Executive and Social Leader
ship Of State.
WELCOMED BY FRIENDS
Ex-Governor and Wife Leave For
New Orleans and Pacific Coast.
Reception Closes Day.

There Is new executive IN the
governors office, and there Is new
hostess In the governors mansion.
while the old capitol building from
top to bottom Is filled with hand
shaking and words OF conSratulation
and good cheer.
Governor William Hodges Mann
and his wtfe-one In the executive
office. the other In the mansion--are
the centers of crowding friends all
of whom wish to speak good word
and shake hands.
Godspced and Welcome.
Governor Swanson's ONCE was the
scene Of many congratulations, hun
dreds OF friends calling late In the
morning to bid the retiring governor
Godspsed. The governors secretaries
new tncumbents, so that they viii
walk In and find everything in place
and at hand
Immediately after the Inauguration
Governor Mann. accompanied by a
few intimate friends went up from
the house Of delegates to the execu-
tive once. where q love feast Of
handshakings and congratulations
Was held.
The heads of the various State de-
partments first welcomed HIM. then
many members OF the Senate and
House. while friends from all over the
scity dropped in. his secretary. the
veteran Ben Owen, being busy receiv-
Ing and opening kilograms which
poured In from every part OF the
State. and many from other States.
Il arm not doing any work to-day
said the new governor. smiling gra-
ciously This Is my vacation. have
got a lot of work to do, but to-day
am resting and meeting my friends,
and am glad to see them, and / want
them all to come in. I am glad to have
Them
Exchange Cordial Greetings
One of Governor Mann's prominent
friends. who called to shake hands
was Retiring Governor Swanson. who
wished him a brilliant and happy aa-
ministration. Governor Mann reply
ing that he would like to say at the
END OF his term that he had given
the satisfaction Of his predecessor.
Ex-Governor Swanson then hur-
riedly left the building TO get ready
for his Southern trip. which begins
immediately.
Il VIII leave right away. he said
this very afternoon, and Mrs. Swan.
son goes with me. We have enjoyed
having our distinguished guests. hui
we must now make way. and. be-
Sides we are In hurry to get re
New Orleans as soon ais possible"
From New Orleans. where the eK-
Governor and hts wife will attend ths
Mardi Gras celebration, they viii
journey across tho continent to Sar
Francisco. They will spend between
one and two months on their trlr
before returning to Virginia.
s0nco back IN the Old Dominion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-01
T. A. MILLER. Inc,
IN RECEIVERS HANDS

On petition OF the Vaughn Rohertson
Miller. Incorporated. the drug businsss
operated ~ Mr.. Miller was placed IN
the handss Of : receiver by Judge In
ErAm. 81 tbs Law and Equity Court.
salt was Instituted by the creditors
TO bring about the receiyership. II was
represented 70 the court that r.. a.
Miller. Inc. 8 insclvsnt. his debts
plAinAnfx alie9o th2t m Assets are
N61ut 3iQstees MT including the value
~ The Axtnrne n MtlleFsn 1tore.
Jpdee 1u9xAm appointed Thomas w.
Sr4ell rso9iysr- yeautrtng him ~ gtye
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-01
REAL nEls0h FOR
TACK on C0vVLEs
Young Woman Witness Scores
Central Figure in Navy
Scandal.
.--~
ACCUSES HIM OF
STEALING PICTURES
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limited That An Attempt VIII Be
Made to Impeach Complain
ants Standing in the Med
ical Profession.


- DO ASssS, Esd never gave
my photo to DR.. Cowies He took II
when was absent. His delay in
r&@nrrsn~ = ~. Coo. - -
ouosa Ahis 0eciaTAuon ~
the navy yard courtmartial OF Pay
maaksr G--R-Auad- and -Ansey
nj nohrete har. 1890 ~ ,r..,y
Ni. Dorosshy Hesisr. q yhicaTos
iswed trsult and. AfSck.. on Dr..
Idwsrd 4 COVE. wnsrh has st,rred
rs 4 scsndai n naval circies here
IA n Wnshinafnn. invoivinr secre-
eary Sc fhA Navv Never, .Adm;rai
Grrffa and afhers.
When Mr. Hesler went ON the
,atanS fo-dav MAJOR Caflin- the fudge
a0vocats, drew from her the whole
Cr-Hs Mo- HesIsr insisfrd mat At
~ tfrne had sh% rfyen Cowies any
vfshf Is nave ner nicenre she In
si@t~3 th.f their scn,ssinfs rcs ~. ~
~ s1son1 ortifnarv 'snrf and infinafed
fhsf sIiswed boastinr by the physi-
80 4 ~ snstr frterdsntn had M fam
dation in fact.
4 ~. a~.l~s -, .1.4>a th.t fscw,.~
-...~ns c,srse-ssns srre,rsrnsrt
~ssst $3.50 $3.50 chtss.snns -.
,~rens - ii -. c.sr sne t.ssnhnn~'
- 1919. ~ ~ w 49,. - wseus pnon
r,-sss@.ss. 49, 1I.,.s.. - ~
-. ~. .A~s,.I S.,ss $500.
~ q Srsr.t 9-srx ecr..a- c...s,,.r.
dsnt N n. a.. ri~.sn,rn navy yara
and who Il aid ~ nsve cancci,eS her
essagcment win Harry Duer ssorer.
M Atianta. O. q fnr fns .sSe ~ paw.
~ ewift fcrvsn.,y denounced r,r
SsA-rt~- ~ -. --g--s-- -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-01
BfiIl assembly IN Hall Of
Hotse. Where Inaugural
1Fefnonies Occur
HEAIf1x OVATION TO
ON NEW EXECUTIVE
Imprs iies Decentralization When
He ars Chamber and When
Hx Begins His Address.
dsR odhers Sworn In.


Ami ennes Of regal pomp and
spasnlI with ceremonial inn
pruai III pure simplicity, and
akin u Nesome in its solemnity,
with tAis near and dear to his
heart sFsd about him, with the
hiator Capitol Of the State
thron - nsrer before with dis
tingull men and women, and
ring ~ cheers and spplause
from ! - concourse Of his pa
trioth llpw citizens, Judge Will
liam n - Mann, Of Nottoway,
beca,ae - Governor Of the South
lands irest maternal Common
wealth noon Tuesday.
! Fifty simes before this same
: -
inauguration Of . chief executive Of
virginia had been held, but sell
dom Wild the beauty, acclaim and
enthn1ian Of Tuesday s. It was
= mups cn,yentionai and inspiring
ecrksSnux but few ether Hmm vir-
efnfa6a sssfa there, md tho ST
mUphere VS. snrfeited with the
whole hearted geniality and bon
comaradere for which the people
Of Virginia men and women are
famed. II was the States great
dry, Judge Mann's good, sweet,
rejoicing hour, and the peo-
pies holiday. History was made,
and into the annals Of the State
the proceedings incident to the in
PRODUCTION Of Nottoway's proudest
SON viii find a high place.
MANY LOYAL WOMEN.
Though it was q 'sman's day.
woman still being regarded as the
fountainhead Of beauty, grace,
kindliness and devotion, and no
part in sordid politics having yet
been allotted her many were the
feminine hearts that futtered dur
ing the momentus ceremony, and
equally numerous were the joy tea-
bcdimmed eyes = sturdy. resolutA
and distinctively distinguished
sans, husbands and brothers stood
proudly before the vast assem-
blage, and obligated themselves to
devote their time and talents to
the State whose soil they love.
Happiest Of them all, the cen
trad figure in the great sea of beau
ltiful and Handsomely gowned so
cial leaders Of aristocratic vir.
ginia, was q slight, slender, sweet.
looking woman tastefully and be-
comingly attired in soft lavender
Mrs William Hodges Mann, the
new mistress Of the Governors
Mansion. 1t was her Inauguration
a. wen AZ that Of her honored hus.
( I.
band, whose hclpmate and guide
she has been through many years
with their warp and wool Of polit-
ical sunshine and cloud. It was
her hour to unleash the strong emo.
itions Of pride and joy 80 long pent
up in; her wifely heart, and lei
them take full possession of her.
Mrs. Mann was seated directly in
front Of Judge Mann, and through
out the administering Of the oath
lot Office to him, and his strong
inaugural address, her eyes were moi
seen To leave his lace.
OTHER OFFICERS SWORN
Judge Manu. however, was mol
the Only IN il whom Virginia re,
| posed high anthorify, power md
confidence. Thefe were others, thu
treatment 81 leeer though hirh
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Aqpnts Ianten.

/ MADE $4,000 IN AyIvI YEARS
began with SIS; send for free book
let tells how. lIEACOCK, bl64.
Lockport. N. *.
AGENTS WHO ARE TIRED OF TRIV-
ial work can make satisfactory In
comes selling our picture frames;
case and catalogue free. Address
n. NJ FRIEDMAN "a g. GO. Mfgrs.
Box 707, Martinsburg Mo
so7 FIRST DAY MADE By FIRST
agent for new furniture pplisll, Win
special polishing cloth; advertislnlg
free, G. u F'DLIstIt CO.. ~ y. F'shth
ST., Reading, IA. as ls,
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.anIifltnrs ana S9aifsmfn.

VANTEp, Two HiGHGRADEs SALES,
men. those familiar with general
merchandise trade Of tichmond'
Petersburg and surrounding counties
preferred Coed salary and expenses
or commission advanced weekly Re-
plies of those already employed,
treated confidential. This position
liz offered by the largest specially
company of the world. Address Y
al, care Times- Dispatch.
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Doultrp.-Det anu Life 5tolh.

NY STOCK r. c. WHITE WYAN-
dottes won iirst and NTH cock and,
dfth pen at Richmond Show Jan-
uary 1910. and National White
Wyandotte CLUBS medal for best
shaped male in show. second pen
Washington, D. c., December. 1903.
Now is the time to hatch. Eggs
and stock for sale. Eggs So for 100.
or 81 for thirteen ,,hite WAN.
dotte is acknowledged best general
purpose fowl. WM. II. WYATT.
JR., Beach, i. L. u. No. 2, Chester
field county or Richmcnd. Va.
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WANTED, A FEW BOARDERs IN
home in mountains of Virginia: no
children bath room: tennis court:
accommodation for horses: fine
views good climate: English neigh
borhood: price. $40 per week. refer
cnces exchanged. Address A. Ia
WOOD Ivy, Va.
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WANTED. TWO YOUNG MEN TO
board In nice country home, four miles
from city on r.. f. and p. r. r..
Terms moderate. Address G 4e9, care
Tlmcs-Dispatch. I \
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wOODLAwN, GORDONsNJLLE, VA.
Open for summer guests June 8; cle-
waited, cool, shady; attractive sur
roundinss; modern conyeniences:
Ohio station. Terms moderate. AID.
dress NJ. Fl. DUVAI.
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WANTED. YOUNG MAN. WELL REC
commended, to learn craftsmanship in
the Egyptian Diamond Co.'S store.
Washington, D. C. One who is will
ing To work, and not afraid of drug
store hours, Small salary to start
With, advancement according to abil-
ity, Call and see DIR. SA4ADI Monday
morning from 0 to H. at Tragles
Drug Co.'S store ST. East BROAD 81
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SUMMER ROARDERS on
suburban farm: beautiful view: fivo
minutes from car, line; near pleasure
park OF music. dancing. etc! splendid
water. good board: terms moderate.
Address r. I. GRAY. Fl. r. y. No. 8,
Gtailntnn. Va
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WANTED, A LIVE AGENT. MAN OR
woman. In Richmond and other towns
at once: new article; sells at sight
anywhere: big profits. APPALACH-
Ian SPECIALITY CO.. Box 733, Ashe-
4 ,ulc ~ G
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auent8 0MantfD.

Agents dMunten.
4GEEfs MIKE 500 PfSf CENT.
profit selling high -grade post cards :;
nRssdGl s ssn vSar R,se e sspss
Co, 1894 Van Buren ST.. Chicago. III.
AGENTs-sELL ROYAL F1RELEss
Cooker for $1.50; make good profit
light; easily carried; sample free.
B. THOMAS Co. 1871 Mathews, Day
Burners 1t ali. lamps; 10 candle
ve eNi sINfPLEx GAsLIdHT co.
go Park Row. New York.
AGENTS WANTED. FOR THE BEST
paying seller IN AMERICA today.
sils: once tried. always used. Liberal
commission. Ten cents brings fuil.
farms tTr Write to-day. PALMETTO
SPECIALITY CO.. j. street, Green
1GENTs-I'LL START YOU IN 4 !, BIG 81;
mating work; easy; even amateurs
make IS to $12 day. Chapman.
Mich, made sis first day; Ice, Okla,
made $4,000 and built home In one
our n Msn sa Mom p,an, wrte to
day for particulars. G. 2. SWART1-
BAUGH, Box Q. Toledo. Q.
AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL EASY
wash. Makes washing pleasure;
sells to every housewife: permanent
customers; steady income; creates
It's own demand after once intro
duced Agents making from $50 to
$40 weekly. You can do as we'll Sc
cure territory now. STAR MFG. CO,
Meriden. Conn.
WOMEN AND NIfIN-FOUR MORE NEW
articles, needed In every home: Dig
profits; easy work; no experience
required: spare time or STEADY Wo ,.,
v wis MFG. co. Il :, '''s' Nas'ns.
WANTED, A LIVE AGENT. MAN OR
woman. In Richmond and other towns
at once: q new article; sells at sight
anywhere: big profits. ApPALAcH :
Ian SPECIALITY CO.. Box 7sa, Ashe-
AGENTS MAKE $500 PER HOUR
selling La Coda; delicious non non,
cent. profit F. E. BARR CO., Low
eli Bldg. Chicago.
FREE sAMPLrs--AGENTs ONLY
Faucet strainer. splash prcventer,
send two-cent stamp (mailins cost
s. profit daily and upwar a.,d ist 81 US
New York.
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS AND
crew managers to market two high
grade house furnishing specialize :
we manufacture: field and demand
exceptional In city, town ana 70
farmer, to rich and to poor. GEN :
ERAL SPECIALITY CO.. ConcstoBa
Bldg, Pittsburg, Pa.
MANAGER WANTED EVERY CITY
and county. handle best paying busi-
ness known: legitimate, new. e%-
elusive control. no insurance or poqk
canvassing. Address CHAS. HAL
STEAD IS West oath Street, New
York.
Statesmen WANTED BY CORPORA
ton OF national prominence; ener-
gctic men and women TO introduce
locally to the best people PROPOSE l.
ton Of merit and highest response
bIlity: position can be made perma !.
nent and very profitable. and II VIII
give It's incumbent prestige. ADDRESS
SCOTT ROBINSON. 1856 West .sth
street, New York City.
RELIABLE MEN AND WOMEN;
agente wanted everywhere TO sell
our speciaities; big money cash.
earned Write to-day for free par :
ticulars. HoNEYcuTT- SPECIALITY
co. Box s. Gold Hi. y. G
NTs.-sUPERvISE GRAND AID
vertislns distribution: 1915 worth
highest grade toilet preparations and
premiums free to every household.
Make $50 weekly New. novel, start
ling. moneymaking idea. Don't eat
before writing Particulars free.
PARKER CHEMICAL CO.. Chicago.
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THE GARWoOD COTTAGE. OCEAN
View, Va. opens. May !. 1910. new
spsss R modesn .mpr9ye GaRwo a.
Boy g. Ocean Wow. Va.
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.AchNTS, SEND FOR FREE COPY OF
'The Thomas Agent" the greatest
agents paper ever published, filled
with money-making plans; no
license tax decision of supreme
Court pointers TO agents. every
agent in the United states should
have copy at once. Address to-
day. THOMAS Co. 7los State ST..
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OCEAN VIEW. TCHEsAPEAKE COT
tage, conducted by Mrs. Lyman
Stu,z and Miss Essic Curtis; water
front: city con"entences: terms rea-
East Marshall. Phone Madison
sSG5
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BoARp-rR1VATE FAMILY
can accommodate two or three
boarders: high location: convenient
TO railway and stores. No. ., II. Il.
d No. Ivy Depot Va.
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AGENTS--NEW INVENTION; NEVER
before sold In your territory: coin
money: Automatic IIame Fastener:
horse owners wild about them; sells
on sight; any one getting territory
can make a fortune: free sample TO
workers: write at once. AUTOMATIC
FASTENER CO.. D 1891. Cincinnati.
0hin.
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NEAR PEAKS OF OTTER--BOARD-
ers cool. res,ful location: railway
and phone convenient. large lawn.
shaded waiks and drives. II. VI.
HrFE. irhnXton, Eedford county. Va.
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Drofeasional Delp 0Manteo.

rHE S-V,lIRGINIA TEACHERS BUREAU
supplies private and public schools
with teachers OF all grades; also
ratrons and .,ousekeepers. on snort
notice. REV. r. w. CR1DL1S. Man
aper. SO East Tenth Street. Manches.
TOR Va 'Phonn S5l6.
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EGGS FOR HATCHIeG, FROM ALL
the popular breeds OF chickens, at
$3.50 per setting of Is; $3.50 per
hundred. w. ]. TODD. 426 ~ Sixth
Street.
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LOCUST DALE. VAS L N N e r.
board: from thirty TO forty accom-
modated: healthy location: pleasant
MRS ". w BRIGGS.
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FREE ESTABLISHMENTS ONLY
Faucet strainer, splash prcventer;
send two-cent stamp (mailing cost !;
SIS profit daily and upward, let us
prove 1t. x. p. SEED, 80 Reade St,
New York
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WANTED. SUMMER BoARDERS At
the Greenwood House: opens June
9jth. For terms and particulars. ap-
ply TO MRS. JOHN WINE. Green
wood. Va.
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WE. WANT TO ENROLL HUNDRED
more Virginia teachers right away
for good fall openings throughout
Southern States: elections daily.
FOSTER TEACHERS AGENCY,
ATLANTA.
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WANTED. TO sELL PURE BRED
Berkshire pigs; three months old;
price. $40 each: also q tWo-$ear- otd
Holstein bull. Address j. II, JONES.
Gainesville. Va.
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selling La Coda; delicious, nom
alcoholic drink: csc package makes
25 glasses: no competition; 100 per
cent profit. F. e. BARR CO., Low
oil Bldg. Chicago.
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HORSES BOARDED AND PASTURED
at Riverside. Tho Kemp Farm. Call
Nj 1867 w C. B. CROWDER.
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WANTED. BoARDERS; JULY AND
August for rates and particulars, adj
dress MRS. BOXLEY, Poindcxter, Va.
r. T. D. No. Z. %,
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FOR SALE, ONE MULE. SEVEN VI EARS
old, weight 100 pounds. cheap; one
driving horse, eight years, sound.
any child can ride or drive him:
twelve fresh cows, suitable for dairy
and family use: price. $50 up. Also
fences. Best pasture in Virginia.
phone Madison %. PETER PAULL
FARM, Mechanicsville Pike, four
hlncks. from Fnirmount car. zli Inc. -
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all after 1t. but don't all get it; be-
come Davis Agent" and you get
It: one agent made SCI in eight
hours, rnother $50 in 1h days; an
other 500 in forty-seven hours. our
goods, nobby combinations of toilet
SOAPS and toilet specialties. with
valuable premiums at catchy prices:
we manufacture our own goods:
that's why you make 100 per cent.
to 200 per cent. profit; workers given
exclusive territory; worth inyesti-
eating, don't you think? DAVIS
soap WORKS. l4A0 Carroll Ave-.
Ch{caYo
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AS SPECIAL. CORRESPON-
dents In every town or community
good opportunity TO make money
without interference with other
work. SHERIDAN'S TEACHERS
AGENCY. Greenwood. S. c.
TEACHERS WANTED. Si0-s2oo
monthly: instructions for applying;
satisfaction guaranteed; thousands
vacancies open; booklet free. Dept.
/, SOUTH ERN TEACHERS AGENCY.
Columbia, S. c,
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FOR SALE. COW. FRESH TO THE
pail. giving from three to four gal
Ions milk per day: also Young ca!S.
Can be Seen at CULLlNGiWORTli'D,
1910 North Twenty seventh.
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WHEN WANTED. AGE Is TO IS, FOR
iremen, 500 monthly, and brakemen,
$50, on railroads in Richmond's vi
cinity. Experience unnecessary: no
strike. Promotion to engineers. con-
ductors. We send 400 men to posi-
lions monthly State age: send
stamp RAILWAY ASSOCIATION.
Dept a56-227 Monroe Street, Brook
Ign, N. Y. Railway Employing Head
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EVERY BOY AND YOUNG MAN WITH
any talent for drawing. ana wllaihs
TO learn to make s75 to sl50
month, is invited to call at sos East
Grace Street, second floor. front
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500 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TO
travel and distribute samples for big
SCHEFFER, Treasurer, c 81 Chi
CaSo.
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THROUGH MISTAKE SOME ONE EN-
changed umbrellas at the Academy
between Monday and Thursday;
marked Young & Co. inside. Please
return 1t TO Academy and get the
one left
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AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
for best So hand vacuum cleaner:
others not within a mile Of it: Sc
cure territory before it's gone. con-
TINENTAL CO. 335 Broadway. New
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BOULEVARD INN, ON HISTORIC
Hampton Roads. midway between
minutes to either place: bathing,
boating, fishing; house is equipped
with modern plumbing, electric lights
and phone. terms, SO to $12 per week:
MISSES SADIE e. REBECCA TABB.
Proprietors Boulevard Inn r. f. y.
No. ] Hampton Va. Reference: DR..
and Mrs. Edwin p. Wright, Rich
rlnnd Va -. 1900.
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LOST, BETWEEN LuB1N'S THEATRE
and Cherry's, one silver mesh purse,
containing bunch of keys and hand
kerchief Reward If returned to SO
South Fourth Street. Phone Madison
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FIRST CLASS Steel. r MIX
and tower erector; thoroughly expo
rienced and reliable; stale age, ref
erences and wages. w. L. CALD-
WELL. Co, INC. Louisville, Ky.
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$50 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TO
men to post signs and distribute
samples for wholesale mouse. sIeae ss
Chicago.
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WOMEN AND NIsN-FOUR MORE NEW
articles, needed In. every home; pls
required: spare time or steady work.
FAIR MFG. CO., II. f. 1912, Racine
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WANTED. MAN (MARRIED PRE-
ferred) TO clerk in general merchan-
disc store in small town on James
River; salary, $40 first three months
and $50 thereafter, If prove salts,
factory; those who drink whiskey
ior smoke cigarettes need not apply:
must have some experience and best
TimeS-Dispatci
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5ituations 1Manten, Hlalf.

STEN0GRAPHER. THOROUGHLY EX-
perienccd in Office work. deires po-
sition Address l. b5i. care Times
Dispatch
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-15

STRAYED, ONE LARGE WHITE HOG:
any information leading its recov-
cry will be rewarded by ALLEN
EIRSH Old Market. Stall 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-15

FOR SALE. ONE FINE HORSE:
weighs about 200 pounds; any lady
or child can drive him; selling on
account Of retiring from business;
can be seen at 400 North Twenty
seycnth Street.