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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-16
TRAVEL IN AUSTRIA
Railroad Fares High, Cars Are
Always 0vercroWded.
JOURNEY IN SNOWSTORM
Peasants Call Cold Blizzard "the
Wind of Death"
STONES OF ANCIENT VENICE
Quarries From Which They Were
Taken Still Scar the Noun
tain Sides.
BY WILLIAM E. CURTIS.
Special Correspondence Of The Star aud the
Chicago Record Herald

TRIESTE. Austria, April IL, 1910.
We left Venice in a binding snow
storm-a regular old-fashioned northeast
eriy blizzard, with the snow falling i'll
great big flakes and the wind blowing
them horizontally through the ar at the
rate of sixty and seventy miles an hour.
This storm extended along the entire
coasts of the Mediterranean, the Adriatic
and the Aegean seas, and it even showed
In Madrid and Cairo They told us it was
the worst storm that had been seen IN
Venice since 1867 The gale was so fierce
that the currents in the canals were like
a mill race. 1t was difficult to get gon-
dol!ers to go out, so we were compelled
to take one of the steamers which ply
the Grand canal every twenty minutes
and serve as street cars for Venetians
who cannot afford to hire gOndolas.
a lamentable incident which stir. ed the
SuperstittOnS OF the entire city occurred
in the morning when the shrine of our
Lady of the Sea- at the Fragetti landing.
which has been worshiped by the Condo
liers Of Venice for at least four hundred
years and was regarded as their especial
protection, was torn from its fasteniugs
and blown into the canal. The image Is
Of wood, about eighteen inches high ar
rayed in the choicest fabrics and covered
with cheap jewels. and is Enclosed in a
glass case fastened to wooden frame.
The wood was buoyant enough to prevent
its sinking. and the glass cover was so
tight that very little water leaked in. The
gondoliers who saw the accident had a
perilous time rescuing the precious OBJ
ject. but finally succeeded Ill doing SO
and carried it to the beautiful church of
Marie Della Saluti. where it reposed I'M
til the storm subsidized and the frame
could be restored to it's place. But after
that omen few gondoliers were willing to
take the risk of going out in the storm.
This shrine is we'll known to all seamen
who hail from Venice and they always
pray to Our Lady of the Sea- in bad
weather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-16

SITUATION, WANTED BY cOLoRED
chef: in or out of city: American or
European plan. Call or address SOC.
Buchanan Street. City.
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I RAD.E BALANCE
is AGAINST u. S.
Country Now Importing More
Goods Than 1t Is
Selling.

Washington, d. c.. September H.
The balance OF trade. which has gem
orally shown in the statistics of the
last thirty years largely in favor OF
this country. has turned over. 1t now
stands sl,0OO,000 on the other side Of
the ledger for the first eight months
of this calendar year. In the month
of August swung the pendulum and
brought to the United states s563,425
mere in trade than 1t took out.
From that condition students oi
economics may draw conclusions MS va.
ried as they may be many One is that
there has been no readjustmcnt OF
prices in the United States since the
panic OF 1aO7-190S. Another Is that
the balance OF trade has been against
us for long time without showing In
the statistics of merchandise beenuse
Americans spend st50.00o,0O0 year In
Europe and more millions are pa d for
ocean steamship freight rates to the
German and British banks.
However, it is generally expected
that the condition of national banks at
the close of business on September i.
now being complied. will verify the
latter conclusion In measure, and 1t
liz predicted that the gold Imports for
August. which amounted to s9,66S,1S3.
gold due to come from Europe in Sep
tember and october in settlements for
shipments of grain and cotton.
But in spite OF the inflow OF gold
for August the excess OF exports for
the first eight months of the calendar
year Is more than $40, 100000. That Is
said to be about the natural proper
ton, for this is a gold producing coun.
try.
Reports from the banks Of the coun,
try are reassuring to treasury officials
because they indicate that the interior
banks have strengthened themselves
for the crop movement and may no'
make any unexpected calls on the mon
ey centres. The formation OF emerEen-
cy currency associations. at the sng'
sestion of Secretary MacVeash, is ex,
pected to relieve any situation tha'
might come about from the interior
banks boarding their money. some o.
the hearty supporters OF the law pc
! l1eye II may Offset the POSITION tns
treasury is in because OF the iorelsf
! trade situation. -,
It is pointed out that with the pal
ance of trade against the United states
| and the working balance in the treas
urv at its present condition, the emu,
eency currency issue is the most iiKeis
| aid the banks would have al hanl'
! is admitted that the treasury cou,u nv
do now what it did in 1907 TO heip ti'
| banks. .,tt,,. -
! what the heavy crop expectations .
tho next two months will 40 20 IN ~,
I balance of trade will be watcheo W.
| a great deal Of interest.
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CONCERN IS PROSPEROUS.
nridre and Iron Company In
~ e.aa.a. stock to 81 ,5OO,OOO.

x,..,,,, bridge and Iron CompanS IN
cren.es stock to s1,5OO,OoU.
tsnee,al to The Times Dspatch-l
Roanoke, Va, September ~, W.
nseting of the stockholders OF lhe
ginia Bridge and Iron Compa5ns from
5av the stock was increaseu ~
$500 900. to sl,5o0,ooo- Like al t t,,s
otbar stock issued by the company INC
new.issue- will be common.
TIE company is one of the large III
d,stries that has never issueu MOI.
eages bonds or preferred stock on lts
SSainable properties. Under TINS plan
ali holders share exactiy ais s,,e ra a..
arv earnings, the owner OF ten shares
a aaoaiyinr precisely THE same rate OF OF
returns as the holder of 100 or aoo
shase. ,rs tba COM
pany has enlarged the capavly, an
Roanoke plant so that II eI,p .iu ,ha
average of 500 men daily Durns .s we
ZANE period new plants nave peen 90
,ahlis,ied in Memphis and Atlahla, au u
the additional capital voted to-oay 10 ,
to provide tie necessary money " - no 10
W Of the growth in business, Que "
the Increased capacity. The coN1pa ~.
aas been manufacturing steel cars ioa
I'VE Norfolk and Western, Chesapeakss
ind ohio and Southern Railway, anu
now is making preparations 10 many az
Sacture cars for other roads. AZ .ite
nresent time it also Is erecting
bridges and structural steel In every
STATE south of Pennsylvanla, anu ease
~ the Mississippi, and in ONO, leras'
ARKANSAS and oklahoma
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-
.DntireG,

a TABLE AND IAIT1E;pIGlNAL n ATER
without a peer--tiye gallons fora25c.,i
delivered--Ho oily 3 SPRINGS Lithia
Water Phone Monroe All,
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric RAILWAY

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh nd -,er-,
Streets. for Petersburg:
~ z. 8, .. 10 II. 'l2 r. NJ. !. :. "a 4 q
s6:46, y. z. 8. -, 10 p. NJ
Cars leave Petersburg. foo sycamor,
Street. for Mancheatsr:
A. ~. H:s5. 'la5. 2:a5. ASS. a:z5. 6:a5, s:3S
'i:es. S:ss. 9:a5. 'l0:Ao. lI:4o P. HI.
'Carrtes baggage and sxIrsss.
"Limited, except sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg comm &: with cara
for Richmond.
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GOOD TOP BUGGY. $3.50 RUBBER
tire top buggy. $50: one splendid
phaeton. $40: all in first-class order.
a. MEYERS SONS 731 East Cary
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>.,fe! 4uslare fnr aaie.

aNYBoDY WHO WOULD LIKE TO
own pretty little village can get
one cheap for cash. This place dur
ing five and forty years has had
the benefit of preliminary work, on
which more than half million dol
lars have been expended in wages
alone. The early difficulties of this
enterprise seem to have been due
TO certain daring industrial innova.
tions and a lot of Oppressive foreign
doings." There was bitter hostility
10 independent road building. Ma
chinery was obtained and highways
attempted in four directions. but all
We're barred. Plans of drainage met
the same fate. Private lakes and fish
ponds were taken for public use. and
g. handsome deer park was disman-
tied. Bnt the remedy is easy The
purchaser should curl up and go to
sleep, His mere neglect will disarm
suspicion and hostility Then the
natives themselves will get to work.
and their efforts and the trend of the
times will do the developing The
place is still very much OF wilder
ness, yet it already enjoys nearly
every public convenience appertain-
ing to an opulent city. No traffic
with agents. Apply by letter only.
with bank references. to the owner,
JOHN CUSSoNS, Glen Allen. Va.
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SHOE REPAIRING.
I BASKET AND RATTAN WORKS.

roe TAT. Chairs caned. all kinds OF
chairs repaired; novelties our spe-
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s,.v,,,, sel,s Redemption Bonds.
SNAoirS M, - MI -. ~, TNfsrafch |

Especial to The Times Dispatch , ,or.
no natioA of Suffolk to-day sold $4,000
worth Of per cent. redemption bonds l.,
Tbere we're Ave bidders. Colonel
Thomts w. Smith. Of Suffolk :, s sec, 60
$1,000 at 1os, s and 400 a. a. 16o.o7 f'
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what the heavy crop explorations Q.
~ nex. two months will do to the
balance of trade will be watcheo WIZ
a great deal Of interest.
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Real estate QMartta0.

WANT ED, SEVERAL. S@ MODERN
co1ored people. The demand is
greater than the supply. Willsclect
tenants who will take good care OF
property Address B, A. sCEPHAS,
Agent, COZ North Second Street
Phone Monroe SIS.
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ORIGINAL PINE, SAVING 10000 600
feet, on water shipment; az miles
from Richmond: price and payments
RnY. II2- City.
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3ttanboats.
OLD DOMINION LINE
FOR NORFOLK AND NEW YORK.

FOR NORFOLK AND NEW YORK.
Lv. Richmond tfoot Ash ST. daily...7 P. u
Leave Newport News..................S:o0 A. n.
Arrive Horfolk...... ..................S:ooA u.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except Sunday
1900 p NJ. Connection also made BIZ n. b
W.Ry 3 P. NJ. and c. & o. Ry. At Y. ~
Night Line steamers stop at Claremont -
land or receive passengers on signal
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. James Rtver
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. Now.
port News and all James River landin--
Steamer leaves Monday. Wednesday arc
Friday at 7:c0 A. NJ. Freight received for
all james River landings. Ticket o1lcs -
E. Main At.
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5itllatlons IMantep. fIaIe.

WANTED. POSITION AS BoOKKEEF'-
er by young man thoroughly trained
and competent; possess master of ac-
counts degree; some experiences: good
references; state salary offered. Ad-
dress r. S. B.. Box 100 Route !.
Buchanan, Va.
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Noom8 for Aeut.


WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
get clean, comfortable bed for SOC;
phone, bath and ice water free; ex-
celient meals served next door. 1902
East Clay.
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FOR SALE, NO 10. FOUR SEATED
Buick automobile. in tirst-class con-
dition. with wind shield. top, etc.
ATLANTIC VARNISH WORKS, Rich
nlnnd. Va
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YOUNG MAN FOR NICE,
large and small rooms and board,
with private family. Apply sos North
Fifth Street
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STATS Tor kent.

FOR Rent, 4 sEcoND-FLooR FLAT
of three, four or five rooms, In ex-
cellent condition; all conveniences;
at No 9 South Third Street.
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Drnfessional Delp 0Wanten.

REGISTERED PHARAIA-
cist or assistant pharmacist. Good
position with reasonable ours. Adj
dress WILLIAMS & TYNES. 3st Main
] Stree IL r{nlli.. Na u.
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Aul1rmer Noarning.

~ Jl,.--7-,s---~
"CLOvER Fields. COMFORTABLE
country resort; open all year; his
toric and picturesque Albemarle.
mountain air. ideal country life;
swimming pool, tennis, FOX hunting,
saddle horses. and vehicles; country
homes sale or rent; circulars. city
references. FRANK RANDOLPH,
KesWick, Va.
"KINLOcH F'ARMi-FOR sELE C T
people; beautiful lawn; large rooms:
convenient to station and in n cui-
tIred neighborhood: rates reason
able. Address AYLETTE EVER EFT.
Cismont Va.
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A YOUNG WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE
desires position as housek eeper. Ref
erences exchanged. Box 8. r. +. ID.
z, Earleysyille, Va. al ,} Y:
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II YoU WANT no BECOME a TRAN
cling salesman, wYite for particulars
of our. system. THE BRAp5TREI.T
aYSTEM Rochester NY - 'es7.e-tSs.s7
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WANTED, ~ YOUNG LADY TO TEACH
in private family. English branches.
mathematics. French and music. Ref
erences. Address MR.. a. j. BELL.
f'nhltrrrt
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Delp ma1teo, srlaIe.

RICHMOND REPRE-
sentative, full or part time: mostly
office work; large correspondence
school corporation extensive line
best selling courses: thousands sue
cessful students throughout Union.
exceptional commissions; $500 ncces.
sary. but this and $500 profit easily
returns from local business waiting,
send full Information yourselves.
INTERSTATE. Agency Dept. Box
lyS2 Omaha
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WANTED. SMALL sToRE WITH
I town close to Richmond orr Peters,,
burg; must be a bargain and good
stand, Address y n. care Times
DispatCh
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Mrs. CHARLES X. BOWERs. 115
East Franklin: handsomely appointed
Z. rooms. with board; large, well-yen-
tilated dining room. opening on Sec
oiId Street lnenls nv day or week
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RA. Az MAIL CLERKS WANTED
for Richmond examinations Noven-
Der L.: $500 to $1,000; preparation
free. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept.
aga II. Rochester. N Y.
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BooKKEEPER WANTS TO KEEP
small set of books at night terms
reasonable. Address K 123. care
Times Dispatch
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RAtlrnau8.
Atlantic Coast Line

RICHMOND AND CIIEsArEaIKE BAY
RAILWAY CONIPANY.S
Schedule of electric trains to and froU
Ashland, stopp!ns at intermediate station.
Laurel sts.}: s:c6b. 1910 s;lob, $40 ..lo:l0
il;io a.. M lao, 2:1o. $40. A;:ob, $40. e;2o
mo, s;lob, 1910. l1.E r. ~. Lv, Ashland;
s5,bb s70ob, g.. Pb. 10 ss11 aA.sS NJ, AIM, AL
q, 81. 4. Sd, 9. q, IS. 8b, ~ x. NJ.
sDaly except Sunday. ''Sunday oslN
y Carries baggage, NJ N 5Sg 3s IA
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John t. Goddin & Co.,
Auctioneers
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE. CONSIST
ING OF SToREHouSE AND
DWELLING.

BY virtue of a decree of the Circute
Court Of Augusta county. Va. entered
on the 31st day of May. 1910, in the
chancery causes, heard together. of j.
Caroline Campbell, etc, VS.. Lucy g..
Hendren, etc, and Patrick, Guardian.
etc, VS.. Lucy G. Hendren. etc, / Will
offer for sale by public auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80 1910.
AT O'CLOCK p NJ.
that certain building and lot lying and
situated in the city OF Richmond. Va.
at the corner of Franklin and -Four
teenth Street, on the southern side OF
Franklin Street and on the western
conveyed by deed of Alfred j. 1nloes.
and wife and others to Ann Eliza Hen
dren and others, bearing date on: the
g 0th day of January, 1882: and recorded
Chancery for the city of Richmond in
Deed Book No. 100 A, page III, known
as 1913 East Franklin Street
TERMS: One third cash and the resi-
eighteen months, evidenced by tho
bonds of the purchaser, bearing inter.
est from date Of sale, the title to ba
retained as ultimate security until the
veyance is directed by the court; or
all cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser. ARMIsTEAD G. GORDON.
Special Commissioner.
In the clerks office of the Circuit
Court of Augusta county:
I. Harry Burnett, clerk of the said
court, do certify that Armistead g.
Gordon the commissioner appointed by
decree of sale. entered May 81. 1910, in
the chancery causes Of Campbell ETC.,
VS.. Hendren. etc. and Patrick, Guar
dian, VS.. Hendren, etc, has executed
the bond required by said decree.
Given under my hand this nth day
of September 1910.
HARRY BURNETT,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Augusta
County.
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DihiDRnh Rottres.

Office of the
Lanston Monotype Machine Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS
this day declared a quarterly divi,
dend Of IL per cent. on the capital
stock of this company, payable on
the BOTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
1910, to stockholders of record at
the close OF business September 23,
1910. ]. SELLERS BANCROFT,
Treasurer.
Philadelphia. September 6, 1910.
Checks will be mailed.
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WANTED, OFFICE POSITION BY MAN
who has been employed by public
accountants. Address K 50. care
. Times-D ispa tn.
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s26 4 FOOT WILL BUY A WEST
Main Street corner; two side lots
can be cut off worth s12 foot. Madi-
e son l467. m u ~ rs q $3.50
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Merchants and Miners Transportation Co

Norfolk to Boston, Mass.. nEt
Providence, r. L
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston. dali,
except Thur: for Providence Mon. Thur.
and Sat. at p. NJ. Passengers and freight
taken for all Now England points. Tickets
on sale at office G. & o. Ry.. N. q w. Ry.,
8. H. Bowman. 7os East Main. aud Rinh.
Trana. Co.. 400 E. Main.
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Flats 1Nantan

4snullrp---t5r1 anu I,ne &stnrk,
FOR SALE, MATED HOMER PIG
cons; four pair for IS. Nice Young
birds, WAKEFIELD POULTRY
YARDS, WAX efield. Va.
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TWO ROOMS FOR RENT AT 1891
West Grace Street; private family:
board nearby. Phone Madison 357l
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Chesapeake & Ohio RAILWAY
Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Eject June u, lsio.
Leave Byrd street Station, Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: bs:lo A. n, $500 A. NJ. a3:0o p.
NJ .4:lo P. NJ. b7:o0 P. n.
FOR LYSCHBURo AND THE WEST:
sS:l5 A. NJ. se:W A. H., blx:c reon; ASSOC p.
NJ. 1880 P. II.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: b11:x A.
NJ. a11:4o A. NJ, $3.50 p. ". b1o:e5 P. ~.
sl:1o p. II. From. tho West: $50 A. ~.
ALSO p. NJ. b2:l6 p. NJ, '6:o5 P. NJ, $500 P.
II.
sDaily. aDaily. ex. Sunday. bsuuday only
Pullman. Parlor and Sleeping Cars, CAFE
Dining Carr. c. II. BOSLEY.
w. b. BEvILL. D. p. A.. Richmond, Va
81 G. 2. A.. Roanoke. "a
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FARMS AND TIMBER LANnS.-NtY
new catalogue contains 40G farmr
and timber lands: best bargains in
Virginia. I pay your railroad fare
i. 7. r. ELAN. Box 26T. Charlottesville,
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sIdMEDINTELY. CLERKS, HIGH
high school graduates or capable
men for railway mail clerks: good
opportunity years For successful
preparation. address 3 80. care
Dispatch
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LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED. THIRD
couple or gentlemen preferred. Pri-
vate family References exchanged
Franklin, near Third. Phone Madi-
eop
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YOUNG MAN. BRIGHT. FOR Gov
eminent railway mail clerk: begin
ming salary about $500; entrance ex-
auiinations announced; exceptional
opportunity. For information and
preparation, address : 81, care
Times ptspatch
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WANTED. q FEW HOURS WORK AT
night each week. Address BOOK
KEEPER, 1920 e. Broad St, Rich
mnrld. va.
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If YOU WANT TO BECOME a TRAY
cling salesman write for particulars
OF our system THE BRADSTREE.T
SYSTEM Rochester. n. Y.
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,Tur BaIe.

PRESSING AND CLEANING DONE
like new at BRODIE'S, 10 East Main.
Goods called for and delivered:
prompt automobile delivery. Phone
L6gQ.
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WANTED, BY MAN WITH FIFTEEN
years experience. position as sales
man or clerk; gilt-edge references.
Address A. B. c.. care Times Dis
patch GiftE
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WANTED, a F'IRST-CLASS STONE
man. Also q frst-ylass compositor.
Non union: work an eight-hour day.
Steady.Job, VI s. & d. a. BYck Co.
Savannah, ga
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FURNISHED ROOMS BY THE WEEK.
Terms moderate. One square from
post-oflice. Apply io7 North Seventh
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WANTED, THE 7fIIIsIIC MO ISN0W7
4 that Jahnke Bros. jewelers., 9125
East Main Street, buy, sellL5 ex-s
change and reRount diamonds in
4 the latest styles, Old gold and sill
Ven taken in exchange
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Doarrnitrg

BoARDERs FOR LARGE,
desirable rooms; table board a spc-
cinlty. Apply 900 East Grace.
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BOARDERs AT 1O2 EAST
Franklin Street; everything new ana
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Kaflrnaus.
Katlrnaps.
49, <>~r--~~>>->S
lchmond, FTederiCksbg Z P0tolnacR.R
TO AND FROM yASHJHC 70NAHD BEY0HD.
Leave Richmond

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Z
Leave Byrd 81. Sta. 80 r. n. for fredericksburg.
Arrive Byrd st. Sta. 1926 Am. from Fred e.
Arrive Elba Sta. $40 AM, 80 p from Aahland
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aEABUARp Avn JUNE.

DEABUAHD AIN line
southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich.
mond daily: 0:ls A. M.-Local to Eorl!na.
Raleigh, Charlotte, Wilmington. 1870 P. NJ
sleepers and coaches. Atlanta, B.rrning CHAM,
Savannah, Jacksonville and Florida points.
1850 p. M.-Sleepers and coaches. Savannah
Jacksonville. Atlanta, Birmingham and
Memphis Norttboua- trains tcheduled 10
arrive Richmond dali, 6:a3 a. a.. sos p.
~. $50 P. n.
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BOARDED FOR, A. BEAUTIFUL
large room, including second story
front. with private bath. to3 u.
W (irncn Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-16

THREE NICE. NEW ROOMS. WITH
bath. furnished or unfurnished; con-
yenient 10 college. All North Ninth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-16

ALL MODERN CoNvENIENcEs. HOT
water heat. rooms single or en- suite
furnished or unfurnished. Table
boarders solicited. 40 West Grace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-16
SCHOOLS.

WANTED, PUPILS IN SHORTHAND
and typewriting for session COM
mencing September S. For terms
and particulars, apply at RICH
4 MoND SCHOOL OF STENOGRAPHY.
Room AZ, Chamber of Commerce
4 Building. MISS POYTHRESS. Prin-
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