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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-12

IF you are a neutrality-suspicious.
person of positive character you can
eat onions without the least fear of
tainted breath" says a gifted lecturer.
But first be sure of your disposition.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-12

An Illinois minister has left the pull
pit to become baseball umpire. 1t is
a far cry from saving souls to calling
strikes, but it is to be feared that the
latter cry is heard further in the land.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-12

Morocco's grand vizier has been
seriously poisoned by three of his own
wives. Excessive matrimony has its
drawbacks everywhere.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-12

A man in Texas has just received a
letter mailed to him 50 years ago.
This proves again the unerring per-
sistency of the mails.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-12

Rump steak has more nutriment.
but the porterhouse article has more
style, taste and reputation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-12

A South Carolina farmer is using
dynamite for blowing. Safe blowers
say it brings in a good harvest.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-12

Merchant Shoots Down Burglar.
McCaIlister, Oklahoma. j. NJ
Lathim, merchant of this city, early
today shot and killed a burglar, who
was entering the store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-12

Get justly; distribute cheerfully,
and live ntedly.-Thurston.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-12
New King a Family Man.

The new king and queen are very
devoted, and are seen everywhere to
gether. Queen May is pretty, great
lover of her home, and is thoroughly
English in her thinking and 1SG&As
She knows no other language.
, 1910-03-02
Ge1ze T. tsore1s

Rn EFT bekeudtgoIes herved, at Guverno-
no meutet paa Grund af Pest mar anla4t
en- Korant@ae af Il Dage mod Para % be-
stemt, at SEIbe ankommerde hertlI fra pest
smjttet Sted, sc1r et1er Ia2obet of ho0I-
touetide0, like vile erhoIde Prsktlka for
etter Foreta8else atDesinfection
Kan Desinfection like forotages, MIA
Sktbet like gaa naermere til Nfcrft END 70
Fod, og saadan Ladning som kan yPre ~lH.t-
teforende eller muse Rotter, maa like lanae-;
hyorhos kun Diet podveud &c poisoning
Samhvem med Laud maa tindo S,ed.
GOVERNMENTS Sehretariatet, st. CfolA
den Tide Februar 1910.
BAUNANN.
est.
, 1910-03-02
.BN~ UANN
Translation.
ublic

81 is hereby made known that the QJaran-
30 time established here on the 7tU De
cember 1909 against arrivals from Neuezue-
la on account Of bubouic plague has becn
raised today. Ships arriving from Veuczuo
la must, however, until further notice. not
50 nearer the wharf than IN 20 Gce,.- dis
lance, and this only by daytime. white ut
niSht-tlme they must re moved cat ia ,lo
harbour. Further. such precautionary meu-
sures as may be cnioiucd by the Quarantine
Commission ia order to prevonr rats from
coming ou shore must be observed.
Governments occletary'e Ouieo, ST. Croix,
the iIlh leoruarv 1910
ENTrN
, 1910-03-02

KINDLY permit us through your
esteemed papers 10 gave, from our personal
observation, some information concerning
the examination of lie Christiansted Hlghor
Grade School, which took place on the 23rd
and oath inst.
In response to the public invitation, many
parents, guardians and friends attended
The Clergy, the press and the teaching pro-
fessIon were also ably represented. Visitors
from Fredeiik7ted hoped to make up the
crowd of intelligent listeners.
The examination was IN part oollaeted by
the School Dlrestor, who paid especial ut
teDtion to Danish, Botany, Geography, His
tory aud Physiology, an at times required
Of the pupils such intimate knowledge as
would do credit to college student.
From the answers given to most Of these
questions and from the work done o0 the
black board in Arithmetic, Geometry, auj
Algebra, from the foundation lad II the
thtee RS, nom the lumber of maps, charts,
globes. homemade apparatus; from the specl-
mems OF local insects, dried or III alcohol,
from the experiment OF tying a bone etc.
we infer that the principles laid down by
Pe9talozzi, Di8sterWeg, Compayne, Herb@rt,
Herbert Spencer, Bum, Q lick, Francis PA
ken. JOS. Payne, DIS. Harris, AM White
with other e,tuCaiiOLa4 WORTHLESS nui oAPIe9
sion here.
Tue proceeding from the near, practical
and actud 10 the remote, abstract md ideal;
Tie importance Of science for family lite
the "multum' not "multa" dlctum The
learning to do by doing; TO observe and
reflect; and last but noC least, a habit OF
order, and submission to rule, in the school,
at home ana in life-in ahort-good CITIZEN
ship, aud loyalty to government are pr1cti-
calIy taught.
At the close Kong Christian was sung,
then followed q dialogue III Danish then
numerous Rotations, dialogues and school
songs OF the former, some were very anus
ing.
tn conclusion the School Director bestow-
ed praise and gave encouragement to the
teachers end the pupils,
The priucipel. Mr.. Thos. J. Ash, distribut-
TO EInq Ash for General Proficiency, a
good dictionary, kindly provided by Rev
w. G. Watson, NJ. A..
To Florence Stephens, a Certificate of
Merit for General Proficiency, Good Con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01
SURPRISES IN STORE
Widow VIII Spring
Them in Divorce Suit.

Them In DiNOTCc= SuAe'
rSpecIal to The mes.Dispatch.l
New York, July 31.--When Mrs. Van
yolkenburg to-day, had signed COM
nla mi for absolute divorce she permit
ted an interview in which she was
Quoted as making a bitter attack on
her husband. declaring that she had at
least three unpleasant surprises for her
snnnse Who is the scion OF one OF New
York's oldest families. She IS twenty
eight years his junior
The surprises concern lndiyldualA.-
the ten million dollar widow as she
is hest known to the public, said
hut she refused to give names.
"He doesn't realize what I know
she said "but he will have much to
absorb his attention when my suie
comes up.
Abandonment, RIGHTEOUSNESS. brutal
ity and the humiliation of being press
ed. by mere hotel clerks for such "tri-
vial bills" as s45 for a hat, are among
the allegations set up by the widow
OF the multlmillionaire. VIM. Hayes
Chapman, against her present husband
In q long bill. Besides. the names OF
two women-one of whom figures
slightly in society--are mentioned as
attracting Van Nolkenburg's rather dt-
vidad attention, beginning within few
weeks after her marriage.
Mrs. Van Volkenburg, who goes
abroad on Tuesday, is at the st. Regis
| 1t was there she WAS asked II the
rather impetuous courtshlp Of Genera
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
BLAcKsBURG, VA.

Degree courses in Agriculture. Hor-
ticulture. Applied Chemistry, Applied
Geology, Civil, Mining, MechanicH' and
Electrical Engineering; Metallurgy and
Autobiography and Preparatory veteri-
nary Medicine. sfxty-four instructors.
thoroughly equipped shops, laborator-
les and barns. Steam heating and
electric lights in dormitories. Library
10000 volumes. Farm of LOO acres.
school of Agricultural Apprentices.
zone Year Course for Young Farmers)
Total cost of session OF nine months.
including tuition and other fees. board,
washing, uniforms, medical attendance,
s2s4.GO. Cost to Virginia students,
s234.8O.
The next session opens Wednesday.
September 81. 1910.
PAUL B. BARRINGER, NJ D., LII. D.
President
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MR.. SLEMP is FACING
FIGHT OF HIS LIFE
Candid Republicans Admit That He Must Strue
gle Hard if He Would Be Returned
To Saat in Conrrncc

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Bristol Va. July 3l.-With the
news of the coming of Colonel Roose-
Welt, who has agreed to SPEAK for
Representative Slemp in Bristol Octo-
Der z. political news in the Ninth Vir-
ginia District Is beginning TO take
shape. The press of the district is
shaping the lines OF policy. and 1t
now begins to look as If the New York
customs incident involving Hon. Hen
ry C. Stuart is destined to be made a
live issue in the campaign by the Re-
publicans. Republicans take the view
that the speech of Walter Dickinson,
who was permanent chairman CT the
ready had the effect of prejudicing j
number of people against Mr.. Stuart,
not so much that he may have sought
to save the payment of custom duties
as that he Is alleged to have regis
tered his wife and daughter as for
eigners as means of accomplishing
this end. Local prejudice will, as far
as may be possible, be excited against
Mr.. Stuart on this account,
The campaign will not have It's for
NAL opening until August 90. when
Mr., Stuart will make his opening
speech at Gate City, Scott county,
Following the principles laid down in
that speech. 1t is expected that the
district press will be all agog about
THE contest In the Ninth,
Candid Republicans. men who take
things seriously, do not hesitate to
say that while Representative Slemp
has the preponderance of voters in his
party, it is nevertheless going to be
the fight OF his life this time. They
take the view that, he is Undoubtedly
facing the most formidable man who
has yet been nominated against him
The Democrats are encouraged nos
alone because they have Mr. Stuart as
their leader, but because they know
that they have more men qualified TO
vote in the November election than
any time in the history of the dis
tvI of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01
),ttuatinns @anten. Malf.
Young Man, Some Expe-
renee
Desires Connection
With Up-to-D Real
Estate Concern,
located in Richmond or elsewhere
in Virginia. Address Box l56.
Richmond, Va.

ton Grove on the Rappahannoek River
la in full blast. Several thousand per-
sons were in attendance to-day, e1-
cursion steamers bringing many from
Baltimore. Norfolk, Newport News and
Hampton, as we'll as from distant
points along the Rappahannock, the
Potomac and the Great Wicomico
The broad expanse OF the river in
front of the camp ground was alive
with steamers and small craft The
Rev. H. NJ Wharton, OF Baltimore, is
the leading preacher The meeting
will close next Sunday. which will be
the greatest day OF all Next Friday
the Methodist campmeeting will begin
at Marvin Grove in the southern par.
OF Richmond county, for which great
preparations are now going on In
these parts
The Rev. Lawrence r. Combs. rector
OF the Episcopal churches in this
parish, has gone with his family to
spend the month of August in Stafford
county. While there he will hold
services and preach every Sunday in
st. Georges Church in fredericksburg
for the Rev. DR.. McBryde, who ia
spending his vacation in the noun
tains.
Tho Rev. william Meade Clarke D.
D., rector of St James's Episcopal
Church In Richmond, and Mrs. Clarke
will spend some time this month Wis
iting Mrs. Clarke's relatives IN Ian.
caster
Miss Grace Warner. of Nebraska
who has been visiting the family OF
the Rev. WI. Ware in Lancaster. has
returned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01
PICKING CANDIDATE
TO/OPPOSE JAMES HAY

Mr.. Paul stands high socially and po-
litically, and would make a good run
Throughout the Valley. While at the
university he was member of the
varsity football eleven. and in recent
years has returned to alma mater To
assist in coaching the teams.
Z. N. Flanagan, of this city, who
was present at the recent district
committee meeting In Harrisonburg
and was successful In landing the con.
vention for Charlottesville. stated to-
day that there were no avowed can
didates as vet. He mentioned as pos.
sible candidates. however, E. OFT. OF
Harrisonburg. and C. E. Pritchard, of
Warren. Mr.. OFT. who is a young at
torney, is at present supervisor of the
census for this district He is a
young man. and active in the affairs
of the party. Mr.. Pritchard opposed
Congressman Hay two years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01
AN EPIDEMIC OF
I Up Hold FEVER
Disease Is Prevalent in Portions
of Northern Neck, Due to
to Impure Water.
[sneoial to The rImea-pisnatnb

SDeC1hl 10 Inc
Lancaster Va. July a1.-Reports
from several parts of the Northern
Neck indicate the prevalence there Of
typhoid fever. nearly all the cases. 1t
Is said. being due to impure drinking
water or other defective sanitary ar
rangements. There are several cases
In the village Of Kilmarnock. Among
those who have recently died of this
dreaded disease was Miss Blanche
Lamont Beauchamp. only daughter OF
Jerry Beauchamp, Of Burgess's Store,
in northumberland in the sixteenth
year of her age. She was one of the
most attractive and popular young
girls in this section.
Hon. william A. Jones, member OF
Congress from this district Joseph ".
Chinn. Jr.. Commemorative Attorney
of Richmond county, and Thomas J.
Downing. of Lancaster. were the rep
resentatives from the Northern Neck
to the State Bar Association at tho
Hot Springs last week.
Calvin Dunlevy. or AIiddlesex coun-
~, and Miss Ruby Elizabeth Rowe. OF
Irvington, We're married Wednesday
night at the Methodist parsonage at
lrvington by the Rev. j. p. Hozier,
In the presence OF a few relatives and
friends.
lte tomato growers Of this section
nave not planted half the usual acre.
age in this staple product OF this re.
gion. The low prices prevailing last
year and the heavy failure OF q Nil.
ton Sydnor. OF MISUNDERSTANDING seri-
Gus pecuniary losses on the growers
are assigned as the causes for the
email crop this year. 1t is estimated
That farmers in Richmond and West
moreland counties lost moro than
100000 by the failure of Mr.. Sydnor
| Tho Baptist cnInn- meeting ~ INhar.
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Zeal estate tor 5ale.

YoUR RENT ACCOUNT Placed WITH
| n. w. BOWIE 6 SON insures best re.
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Especial to The Times-Dlspa,ch.

Especial to The Times-DIspatch.l
Charlottesville, Va, July sl.--A
leading Republican OF Albemarle,
when asked to-day who would be the
nominee of the Seventh District Re-
publican Convention. which meets
here September IA to name A con-
gressionaI candidate to oppose the
Hon. James Hay, stated that, in his
opinion, the choice would go TO John
Paul. of Harrisonburg Mr.. Paul is a
young attorney Of the Valley City. and
was educated at the University of
Virginia, where he graduated from the
Law School. He is son OF the late
Judge Paul. former member of Con-
gress Young Paul belongs to no fac
ton. He was strong supporter of
Taft in the convention held at Luray
two years ago. when delegates were
selected to the Chicago convention
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS

AUTOMOBILES.
stearns, Oldsmobile. Oakland, White, B. a. Blen-
ner. 1909 W. Broad.
Company. Inc, COS W. Broad.
Cars Of Character. I H1ds9n. Chalmers, Stevens
P M SsFd faa Me:o5 eeRfeE Com
pany, Main street, opposite jefferson hotel
Famous Ford Err AYsG SSnpH1ES 1872 w Broad
Staples Lemons Inc, Clio Mutual Building.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS:
Hoenniser-S izenaore Co.. Inc, 1888 E. Main.
Bisgs Antique Co.. 52l E. Main.
ARCHITECTS.
H. p. Atherton, 1905 Mutual Building.
ART NOYELTIEs-KODAK SUPPLIES.
The Richmond Art Co., 5 E. Broad.
ART PHOTOGRAPHERS.
II onier l. Clark, 307 E. Broad.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ESTATE.
Vim. B. Piz1ini Co., 723 E. Main.
AWNING-AIAKER.
E. c. Gardner. $40 N. Second
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
Sampson q Grey Sli b ASiSs! Building
Capital Savings Bank, pays 49,.
Planters National Bank. Capital. 100000.
Virginia Trust Company. Capital 81 ,ooo. ooo
Main ss.es. Bank. &c So~msroal savings.
- BOTTLEspNEW AND SECOND HAND
The Krouss n9 Kk, GS 2s9s Mai9;
Hunter Gs Ens sas = h1ssS
sn''hdes ifsis G0ssf f vhR ~ Ninth
cFull'' s''f BI6 q 4 Tsa.s;
Hat Hospital, l08 N. Seventh, 1901 E. Main.
BIRCH BEER ''NOXO.'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YCLES-S
a. p Gentry sos 81 TAS Sisfa
so sHssantes Ski e c Nsnss
David NJ Lea S s 81, ~ {; Ms,9
Ssw f bRfd hsssFtyA 81 AND NJ h FIHE.
The porha'aG Ga Mss11ss.ls9S S. N 7
:, Meyers S5 SsH'' A n Z COLLAR 6fiy FORM.
Golstein PIG N. Fifth.
BUY A HOME.
RPRe tstssiiay rAso5S 1ss = Mai
Coles o5aRSiaskx i dSsfa So & sfSha
RAG asia nj TissTafs Gs 3ils j Main
tc1Hr EfSlS: Isl III oshA MaI aNurAoRE,
9, :, Rose 8 GGa s:i s15 ahIai
Ghf h 3 Gn aSss AID tsssfGaP Hi II Ms1
John H e haii aS sti7 Ms;s ntR
A'A' jennie f eiGEAN Nj s 1ilIfH
roo's''' Dye T eSAi, 4: IND B Won Vs.;
nsg55S asssi 5ss HI dSaiizs tss' phone
! g. NJ N'Ai Min : Cd eod 5fSs Il; Cary
Mayo 4 Co., 1892 e, Cary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01

spiridovitch and Prince Sonic might be
renewed.
NO. no, no: will never marry again.
might get another like Mr. Van Vol
kenburg, and have l not had misery
enough?
He'll suffer for this. To think he
could shadow me. My life is without
| blemish-he knows that My case
against him is complete. / won't give
any names, but will have surprises
al least. three-big ones"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01

CUSTOM WORK TAILORs.
S, jacobson & Son, 2o24 E: Main.
Ernest Miller, $40 W. Broad.
DEALER AND HOUSE GOODS.
George a. Goode, 1923 E. Main.
DENTAL SUPPLIES
Powers & Anderson Dental Co., sos e. Main ST.
move June IS to oo5 E. Main St.
DIAMONDS-yETELRY.
D. Buchanan Il Son, III E. Broad.
DOLLS REPAIRED.
Doll Hospita al 42l W. Broad.
: DRAWN WORK, LINENS, ETC.
Japanese Bazaar, 2o9 y; Filth;
chiId5sy Drug Co EiEs. and I, Bread ao pnpp
h a Dsf HIE:d Il Ii CALI CONTRACTORS.
Winston Esq:5ss Co Il \ ssSsath
J Godsey & Richardson. 7ls E. Cary.
:, ENiBALNiER- DIRECTOR
~ EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL.
Ro6i1'onh NS1;sf i fS II e 3 Ms'a
EXPERT DYEING.
Richmond DIS & c. C. Works, (hlrs. A. j. Pyls
90 ~ rn FAMILY GROCERIES.
a'eeAf'ny = F IsaaS' i FOE SALE.
FINE MILLINERY.
Miss Cecilia Gf FisEE'T 81 /: sista.
VIM, A. Green, 527 E. Main.
| FIRE INSURANCE..
lvey l. 4s:inFSEnc 81! = oss
| C. B. Norvel 2l4 N. Fotlshee.
FLOOR COVERINGS, ETC.
! The Pitts Furniture Co.. Inc, 1920 Z, Main.
FLORISTS,
Mann . P FRENCH j DRY CLEANING.
| swope's F. b. @. Co.. 800 N. Second.
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Bun1rner Resorts.

observation-disclosures.
Levy Commission Co.. Inc
HOME OF KELLY QUALITY"
The Phil G. Kelly Distillns Co.
HORSES-MULES.
Cauthorn Bros. 1917 E. Franklin.
PROVISIONING.
oe A. Trsnum, l544 E Cary,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, HOSPITAL
SUPPLIES, &c.
Powers & Anderson. 80 N. Ninth. move June Is
"HUMPHREY. ARCS.
fNE fsEHs 81 II p1 Il oseaa
Gable f'AH is 81, III 5 s MfIL1NEnr.
s anR6f 81 a AND VII DOMESTIC WALLPAPERS
James 7 ESi 81 +: pMf e'ai
: r 5EFr Ef!;s rs Is. a eoueH MIXTURE
Throat and Lung 1 sE%EiE f!s E. Broad.
h.Hs niSsf sH S WSRk
H G fSSfE aS7 A n N MHssEs. ourrrrrpns
The w0man'' f h2b1 1ns T "A E Broad
pef hab SIG SK ifss TRIMMED" HATS.
A'.1 IiThII AZ wATEs NSSfoNT1cELLo."
y" G. rayIG I've EFesg ToSk& ogs G Mn5n
LOANS ZEAL ESTATE.
po;Id b owphk sl Go & Ma FOR 11ouons
The p@s Ws 6 S9 l 3b 81 sl N Broad
sATT Hsiassi SIS coVERs TO oRDE1
= =. NE MEEN IS F Il nsfsai
SIMON n0S! MERCHANT 81 1; e'S TaiLoRs.
A. Want q Co, 1905 =. Main.
NIILIINEKY--HAIR GOODS.
t'''-'.'A' - MILLINERY GOODS.
MIS-; NJ n M99Es ~ ni 55Gad
Observation-Disclosures llzsfs ait;i TRUNKS, BAGS, ETC
- " MONEY LOANED ON JEWELaY.
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
Fred plsa'f Observation-Disclosures A6S: . N LINZ
Mrs o LIVE e oif ltfa n MAJ AND ITALIAN
i''1'l'i'0't oRiENTAI l,IK:IuGs--KEfAIRs.
NJ Kam5GS,iaP als n Sr FI,st; ansp,rA1
% o 6fyi FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
A 7; heng 4 Co.. , 2Ss n; Fifth nh;.s. .Nn,ussps
nAS'GPt! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ;ISs.tii
HT Fafhs sFfGtzsf a Isl ssa
GPsiN Mltss PsHsS 81 Ma i Il ts
Walter i P M5iss fSi " c j,
Tho GsIl%ntt &C. X B pssaas.e
Gem Art Si M: ~ Z; stoesi
Barney Rsw9ss a1mT hMsEaosaN
lWm. Newsoua i Son sos Gimar. Sol lsA'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01
SWEET cHALYBEArE SPRINGS,
Reference of Representative Of

! : rE RE 4 srEc1AIlsrs.
r.,,.,,, Grant RhEs S1'' SO T. Sss,a.
PRESSING SIN, q 7; A n 9 RA1a
= M "h. pn1 sus NJ Hr ,nau, ,pn,cnra
I. J. Hayden. ego " a,, Broad;
Royal Laundry 800 n. seventh
Mocurd W. { johnson In sai Mutual Baildias,
Vaughan al1 { R sRhAsT Tenth and 1a1 B.sf
a. REAL Estate TAT! LOANS.
nr.r,,,,,, orn~.I uer.up
E Z !N.El ~ 4 hs - ESTATE
REpAlRERs & PoLIsHERs OF FURNITURE
N; " Wk1p,9S 10 T. Ma1 ornp,o.rrs
National Seal Works = \; !. Twelfth I.,,l! 49,.
Lu.h.. R. sa spiis c.. sos E S Mas,Sal.
The "sha s9;s r Gs. ol SI +. Main .aro.s
southsEs Tent and AIMING CO, 400 2; Broad.
$. E. S BISHOP. 81 :: Heis; .l ~
Parrish Bros. 'Sslls',ss;" 4 Y. Broad
p.ev, Electric $500 sSas N fae!e.y. "a F. M.a
D. T, Lithsse, e y: Broad ! ~
Tho waliotd a s:s.ieae1y Aad Fss e. All =. Main.
N; Rs,sn1lss% ! S.. iSss !; Ssis -, :,
Angus 9; SYM. Az II Ms;SaI Bqlldinf
Fl, Lewis s! 80 n. \ Fist 0hDhA 'AAD'As'
/ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01
SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL,

KEELING SHOES FREE, IF YOU
bring this coupon with shoes and
have them half soled3 mems. 75c;
ladies'. coo. and children's, 4oc and
up; white oak soles: sewed with
waxed flax thread; rubber heels 25c
extra. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 716 East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01
Richmond, Va.
HOTEL IRopUoIs

South Carolina Avenue and Beach. capac-
ity, 400. Modern and up-to-date: 100 front.
ocean side rooms: private baths; elevator:
fine porches music; white service: elegant
table. Special rate. $3.50 UP weekly; $3.50
and up daily. Booklet. w. F. SHAW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01
The Valentine Museum,

ELEVENTH. AND CLAY STREETS
Open daily from 10 A. NJ 20 r. NJ
Admission 26o, Free on Saturdays.
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MiSteIlatrenug.
RUB IT OUT.

ACHE OR PAIN IS LO-
cated--stiffness and soreness of mus
cles or joints--rub in Frayser's
Great Nerve and Bone Eminent, and
the pain disappears: the greatest all
beast: try it--don't suffer--here is
the right help; 25c bottles. at drug
gistS',
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pnst anu 1Inunn.

YosT, on the CARY STREET ROAD,
between the Belt Line tracks and
Westhampton. two checks. each for
more than 1900 payable TO the order
OF 70. f. BurWell, about 1890 o'clock
Saturday night. Finder Will be re-
Times- Dispatch office. Address z.
+. b.
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5ituatinl1a. aarnfagsinnal.

4 POSITION 10 rEAcf1
instrumental music In primary and
intermediate grades; flrst-class ref
erences. Address MRS. D., care Post
master. Blantons Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01

WANTED a COMPETENT MAN FOR
clerical work in bank in a small
town. state age, experience, and APP
ply in own handwriting. Address =
400 care Times Dispatch.
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RnttreG.

Nnttce9.
BONNER RATES POSITIVELY az.
pire August Is; save from $3.50 to
$40 by buying scholarship now; good
any time, day or night sessions
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
WANTED THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW
: that Jahnke Bros. Jewelers., SIG
East Main Street, buy, sell ex-
change and remount diamonds in
the latest styles. Old gold and sill
yer taken in exchange,
TAKE NOTICE-RICHMONp REFTN-
Ing Companys telephone number
Will be. on and after August /. Mon
roe 5S3. Dead animals removed
promptly.
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED WITH
N. w. BOWIE e SON insures best re-
suits.
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WANTED, A BOOKKEEPER; PRE-
fer one who has some knowledge OF
handling typewriter. He must be
a man OF integrity. sobriety and en-
ergy. Address A.. Hampton. Va.
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front: cottage line. Ocean View. Va, !;
fine boating, bathing and fishing;
reasonable rates: hot and cold baths:
shower baths: Southern Bell Phone
666i.
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WANTED, GOOD, ALL-ROUND PRINT
err. Apply NO. Z. care Postmaster,
Mathews, Va