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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-18

To Lawrence Casselman,. r. Bialas,
Edgar Snowden, and all others WhoW
1t may concern:
Not being able to agree upon the
price or terms OF purchase for. the
fee simple interest in the land OF the
freehold whereof the said Lawrence
Casselman or the said R. f Blalasis the
tenant, wanted for the purposes OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany, notice is hereby given you, as
provided by law. that the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company, corpora
ton Of the State Of Virginia. duly au-
of August 1910, at II o'clock A NJ, Or
as soon thereafter as counsel can bs
heIrd. make application TO the Cir
cult Court of the county of Charles City
stoners to ascertain what Will be
Just compensation for tho fee-simple
interest In the land whereof the said
Lawrence casselman or the said r F.
hold. proposed to be condemned for the
use OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company. containing 22.34 acres
Of land, stua;ed partly in the county y
the county of Henrico. Va. (the greater
part Thereof being situated in the coun-
ty of Charles City. Va. situated about
NJ. r 10 beginning at point on the
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company. 1853 feet from said 81. 2. 10.
measured in an easterly direction along
said right of way line. and to award
the damages. If any. resulting. to the
adjacent or other property belonging
to the said Lawrence Casselman or
r. F. Bialas. or to any other person
beyond the peculiar benefits which will
accrue to the property of the said
Lawrence Casselman or R F. Bialas,
or of such other person, from
the construction and operation of the
W rks Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company.
For "a further description OF said
property. together with plat thereof
and profile of said work, reference is
HEREBY made to the petition OF the
said the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Co'npeny.. filed in the clerks office Of
the Circuit Court of Charles City coun-
~, Va, on the 9Th day OF July. 1910. and
to the MEMORANDUM filed Herewith,
showing the description OF said piece or
parcel OF land and the plat OF survey
and profile filed herewith
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY,
BY DECATUR AXTELL
First Vice-President.
r G. Bedford and S. o. Bland, D. O.
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HIDEs-rA
Levy Commission Co.. Inc.
..HoNIE OF KELLY QUALIFY"
Tho Phil g. Kelly Di,tillins Co.
HORSES-IULBS.
Cautnorn Bros. 1917 E. Franklin.
HORSESHOEING.
90 A. Uranium. l544 E. Cary.
SURGICAL I 9;SppI w HOSPITAL
Powers s Andsrsos so N Ninth move June IS
"HusIrHREY" ARCS.
snifs NERfEA 81 = F II ess.S
Cable Pi.n Sf Sd a7s 3; R siiIh1snnx.
Ha6R6f Isl y AS S5' DOMESTIC WALLPAPERS
James I Hs1i e. Z: DME e'6;
r 5Efr Sf!ss n r. = a eoGau MIXTURE.
Throat and Lung 9 sEWknE Il =: BFoad.
'hraf''sShEWa hh.fs 5iGsa sHa s MSRk
4 f I&SiE 50 A II H s1ssEs, ourrrrrEns.
Tho won.na Y n2b1 Ias' T IA Z R:e'd
?, pef hap Sc i SEA- TRIMMED" HATS.
Wh'' EFh1H ii w I; 15sa aEoxr1cr11o.-
G. r.y LIVE E'?sR Toek g! 4 Mhia
LOANS real. ESTATE.
po Nall s oEDkh s' &o u MA FOR LIQUORS
The Pay MI 6 II SS as Isl sl Ii ss0ad
= siassa ANb IS sLIf Ss TO ORDER
:. : A sTEN is F II ssfsfi
simon Sos! siEhe ~ i; SfS TaiLoRs.
=. Want M i Eli lfSs = Mali GOODS.
N'4AA'A' - MILLINERY Ii LINES GOODS.
Nh n n AGGs; IL H f h;Gsd
Observation-Disclosures TRUNKS, BAGS. ETC.
M sSSisss fo Ar 6N Z nv III 0'o'a
sa'nqs. A haso5Ssa1sf III 4 f 9SsGnANoE CO.
f'sa f'sAst NSri8Ns : II Iilssi
Mrs. o LIVE Bit, sis Ri Ml And ITALIAN
'An0a oRiG fsSRfsh auG ss4-aisf A1
- osTRiGa FnAThER HOSPITAL.
1 oufiFirTEGs FOR MEN AND WOMEN. !.
3u II hsn GAR : Mi rs AND AIIssHs
hayoFS: xsSS;syBS s. Be- n aEelS
The ET p1iE Hs'SEatf ST. ls iSS u hilsa
9gHiXWNos peRs; e Ma L
gslssr p PiMIS S;ss 81 w As nFfsa
The GsITni 49, Il i H:s.G;i
Gem AF' pS Sf III, u as AEets;
Barney P hsxSa sSp'1 moasEsaoEiSa
lWm. Newsoma 4 Son. aos Gamsr sol l7sh
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: CUSTOM E VIC WoR !, IA, TAILoRs.
w.. !. eTT I,IsE g e Rlsa SUPPLIES
DEALER AND HOUSE GOODS.
DENTAL SUPPLIES
Pos,s Andi'e 'o d Dsns n Gs SO Main
: ~. N DIAMONDS ! sos $, 1 ! MEL
DOLLS REPAIRED.
lou AG Dasaty N woh if.i IiNENs;Erc.
DRuGGIsTs.
DFEING-PREsSl NG-sUlTs TO ORDER.
H. T.. Z SEi E&hEd y Il S1ia coNTRAcEoKs.
WINSTON ffS:s'ST hieiiA i
e'aisa his1sae.SPi 81 fP5SiREeron
= D Eekh S3rHi istei IIseTafeAL. ''
A00'n''H Ey NssSP SHi; II eoR sss
EXPERT DYElNG.
''' sI5 n. Filth, . -
Mccarthy Ef As!as,, ss7 Ssoad.
cs,.slmnn & e. Eli IL :; Ma Als'
Mis-, Cecil. o slNs e sos = Bod.
Vim. A. Green f5 AZ T Z. Nam:
1v,v !. A,,nl s5sH 81 aS s. Mais.
= Fk ks1ss n g Foashss
Pitt. T Fa5ssa.s e es aa sS hSG
Mann ! Brown. ) n Me Bloss'
FRENCH DEY CLEANING.
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AffjnnIs.
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
BLACKSBURG, VA.

C-cgrec courses in Agriculture, Horti-
culture, Applied Chemistry, Applied Ge,.
ology, Civil, Mining, Mechanical and
Electrical Engineering MetallIrey and
Metallography and Preparatory Veterl-
nary Medicine. Sixty.lour Instructors,
Thoroughly Equipped Shops, Laborato-
ries and Barns. Steam heating and cleo.
trio lights in dormitories. Library 1900
volumes. Farm Of 1,ioo acres
School of Agricultural Apprentices.
Zone Year Course for Young Farmcrs)
Total cost Of session Of nine months
including tuition and other fees. board
washing, uniforms. medical attendance
1884. 90. Cost to Virginia students
s234.60.
The next session opens Wednesday,
September III, 1910.
PAUL B. BARRINGER. M. D., LII. D.,
President.
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AUTOMOBILES.
stes,rs Oldsmobie, Oakland White, B. A. Blen-
ner 1909 ". Broad ~,
Cars Of Character, hudson. Chalmers, Stevens
p r Sesdsn an Gs:os es%YRas sa Com
psny, Main street, opposite Jefferson hotel
Famous Ford TGES Aqs9 SenVS1HyS lssS W. Broad
STAPLE. & Lemons Inc, 81 O Mutual Building.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS:
Hoenniger-Sizemore Co.. Inc. 1883 e. Main.
ANTIQUES.
Bsgs Antique Co., 52l E, Main.
ARCHITECTS.
H. p. Atherton, 1908 Mutual Building.
AIT NOyELTIEs-KODAK. SUPPLIES.
The Richmond Art Co., e. Broad.
ART PHOTOGRAPHERS.
n omier & CLARK, 3O7 E. Broad
AUCTIONEERs-REAL ESTATE.
VIM. B. Pizsini Co.. 723 E. Main.
E. G. Gardner slo n Second.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
Sampson & Grey sl1 R Msisssi Building.
Capital Savings Bank, pays 40.
Merchants National Bank. Safest toI savings
virginia trust Company. Capital $1,000, 600
Broad Street Bank, $50 E. Broad.
Wv B aSi1; AND SECOND HAND
The k'0as Observation-Disclosures sSfls M zsSs ff'S;
Hunter S Ge Ins az z 4i2ss
Snthdss h6 byifsis S0 Ab gfsf s9a Ninth
orulls stah s!Iiio&{o e s Vsa.a;
Hat H0spisf Eta Isl p SaEsa'a S 81 Main
n nffCY Z Ifs o5To5.R-cYcLEs-sUPpLIEs
A. e Gentry sos " Sis sissa;
conneF' sisoSx aa5enEss III e c Nsfss
David NJ. Lea Ssnab 81, 'slS Z N.Y.
New Y sRffd RsssFEyA H. AND Nj S FiRS
The povhas.qh MISUNDERSTANDING MssulSSssa5eS S. u N M
A,MsysrSs, u Ssa' A Il 4 COLLAR oflyi FORM.
uo''s'4' = BUY A HOME.
AfRe tstiSfsss AiS E. MAR
Coles tf0s GH1EESi GSt'G 5ss 3 ASta
b esIh sSn Gs SlS 81 .n
FL oAtr GszzSs fs i al asurAcrunsu
CT Rose 8 6GiGiiia1ll IA 9iIaa;
ghs Gn aSsss 9 ap GHsiGaT I'M Il hss
John HGiS sS siR7 a1;s at1s
~. Jennie 4 SsHySssxiS vi I, g5Ssfi
seots''s Dye T SS1l AZ asb s. Won v95't
Mu,gp6bSs sSsi Iii dXnhixs tssr phones
GIN, MeMina 4 Cd GSSi;d ~ II caES'
Mayo s Co.. 1922 =, Cary.
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@7 Reference Guide of Representative Firms Richmond
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS.
G. T. Hoff, 500 E. Marshall.
PRESCRIPTIONS.

PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS.
G. T. Hoff, 500 z: Marshall;
Tarrant. Grant & Co.. 626 E. Broad.
HRESSING+CLEANING- RATl
G. NJ. White, 303 N. Third.
PURE HERB MEDICINES
l.. J. Hayden. go W. Broad.
QUALITY.
Royal Laundry 800 N. Seventh.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
MoCurdy johnson, Mutual Building.
. REAL EsTATEnALL BRANCHES
REAL. ESTATE LOANS.
Sutton 4 Co., l6 N. Ninth.
RENTER OF REAL ESTATE.
Douglas E. Taylor. IA N. Eighth
REPAIREnS & POIISHERS OF FURNITU1A
NJ. w. Wilkinson l16 e. Main.
RUBBER sTAMPs-sTOCK CERTIRICAgEa
National Seal Works. s N. Twelfth.
SADDLES-HARNESS-E
Luther 4 Ell! hA Ia IS sHaR siiss
The shA ssPS9ES 81; o1S Z: M.i1i
00'Asii 1sT. IA ASan li fO 1 %
s. E. Bishop, $40 e. z; Main Lda n,,s
fats'An BROS sH ti'f;1 RhpA II / G.0'a
D'sw' E sTabs SeSS rhFsisSssy 7aS msa
oNERY@WMoLEsALR.
= sTOVES-FURNlfURE.
souT risn1 aTIaST 1se LIFE INSURANCE. SUI CO.
eas SUNS 80 OEDER LADfEs,.
H. Lewis 2os n. F TaI,oas.
A. Simon & Son. us =. Main.
B, NJ wob SsST Il W Msln;
h = c0pslA ToGs Is; ~ T II hiass
AK N. Sss asfo S. (; IVA %s5aa,REHousa
y q 'A Observation-Disclosures II "a
r. p. Brauer. 200 Y, Broad;
J. N. Ka'n, y M u s6 5ia1d MAcu1Ss.
- UPHOLsTERER-A
4, v0lvSpRf aiti ~ ya sissd OARS
~ = M VETERINARY sGaGEoN.
fraser Observation-Disclosures aaSs; { Il lag
6. o'wAi's n i sss' A M u w hisa
Capital G''S Riizsi s2 eoS II nisss
SMITH @ArS Miesi Sb ! 9sG Eli Z kE .ta
ch %A hi32RosS IS u ssIa;
Richmond WSSiSs,ahs ST. DaJa Il ssssash
hesdsss' PVT Wfh Sf.i I'LL \ e hslsi
Y n, ps WhSI Isl i 81. Mi1IlsKsr.
R|pfpHsssA Gnis S6 Sci 81 sg, Ln.suss
NJ c's'sA''Sai NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III J. GEO
Hermann Sphmidt. soA .. BsoAA
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auttton 6ales. Tbts Dap.
FOR SALE BY
AUCTION
Nos. !. 10 and 1 IL m.
Eight Street
MONDAY, JULY 18TH,
6 O'CLOCK P. NJ.

No. Ito Ia detached. with grano.
lithic side alley and lot rs feet front,
running back with nearly fun width
for 100 feet, with rear extension l !
inches. Open court at rear.
No. liz is semi detached with gran
olithic side alley and lot % feet 4
inches front, "a feet 10 inches back.
with depth OF 139 feet Inches. Open
court at rear
These houses have bay fronts. with
brown stone trimmings, double front
doors. with beveled glass panels and
stained glass transoms, front and back
porches. and contain eight rooms and
bath each. with range and latrobe.
They arc In the midst of the new busi-
ness district, and are desirable in every
respect. They will be offered sepa-
rate1y and as whole.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
PAINE e CORLING,
AuctiOneers
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.Ie9aI nottres.
Commonwealth Of Virginia.
Department of the state Corr

poTatfOn CommIBsiOn,
City OF Richmond, July s. 1910.
rO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Whereas, the bondholders' commit
tee OF the William r. Trigg Com
pany have this day made application
to the State Corporation Commission
for permission to close a certain
dock, formerly the property OF the
Richmond Dock Company, situated
in the city OF Richmond. and to re-
lieve the said dock property of any
public use therein,
1t Ia ordered. That any person hav-
ing an interest in said matter do np-
pear on or before the 2eth day of
July, 1910, and file their written an
swer to such petition.
Whereupon. ON the said 26th day
of July, 1910, a day swill be set for
A Copy--Teste:
Clark
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3pelp UAanteb, 4Flale.


WANTED. BOY ABOUT is YEARS
old; one who can read manuscript; to
hold copy for proof reader. Apply
to Foreman Composing Room. Times
Dispatch, at $3.50 or o'clock this
evening.
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6ituations. professional.

WANTED. POSITION AS MUSIC
teacher in private school. Address
Z $50, care Times-Dispatch.
6WANTED-A LADY OF REFINEMENT
and culture wishes position as COM
panion. Address x 76s. care Times
Dispatch
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF CHARLES CITY. VIZ
GINA.
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6ltuatinus ouantep. 4ttalt.


"A YOUNG MAN tGERMAN) DESIRES
experience in that trade. Address
Fl 2IS care Tlmes-Dispatch.
EOOKKEEPER, NOW EMPLOYED,
open for engagement; good reasons
for wanting TO change. Address e
1877, care Tines-Dispatch.
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BUCKROE BEACH HOTEL.
Buckroe Beach, Va, Opens June 1st.
Finest appointment; rooms en- suite, with
or without bath. unquestionably the lead
ing and nnest summer hotel in this region
for those who seek the best Ocean front;
unohstructed view; tlrst-class N every par
ticular Beautiful location on the lower
hesapeake Bay. Extensive lawns and
shade. Send for rates. reservations. etc,
early. Undcr tho management Newport
News and Old Point Railway and Electric
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-18

WANTED, A COMPETENT THIRD
erencesG to act as inferno In the Lee
Camp Soldiers Home Hospital. Ad-
dress. at once, DIR. IDEAS, Surgeon
IN Charge Hospital
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Lost ann TounD.


LOST, AT BUCWROE BEACH THURS
day. July 14th. q gold bracelet, with
the initial l.. b. b. engraved on the
I outside. A liberal reward II re-
turned to j. w. KAY, 2007 Adams
Avenue, Portsmouth, Va.
LOST, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. GOLD
tie clasp, initials w. H. T., on Broad
or Third Streets. Finder please re :.
turn to owner. 1913 Mutual Build
ing, and receive reward.
LOST. SATURDAY MORNING, PLAIN
gold ring; initials NJ d. RI on
Twenty-second. between p and y.
Liberal reward IL returned to 140S
North Twenty second.
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Real estate tor Rent.

lFoR RENT, HOTEL, NICELY Fur.
/ nished; good patronage; beautiful
! location; large, shady lawn, fine
+ garden; mineral water; near depoti
[ possession given per agreement. v.
i A. BOWLING, Boydton. Va.
FOR RENT, VARIETY SHADED a
large. valuable farm in buckingham
county. Apply to MRS. A. j, BON
+ DURANT, Hubbard p O., Va.
EWLY-FINISHED. HOUSES. SIX
rooms EACH. with latest conveniences.
l. for $15. Inquire SEITZ'S, Boulevard
and Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-18

The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company,
ys. Notice
Lawrence Casselman. r. F.
Rialas and Edgar Snow
den.
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Agpnt6 UlanteD.

CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY FOR MAIL
order men; family necessity, with
very large profits; summer seller;
we furnish cartons for mailing
also advertising free in big dailies;
don't miss this chance. THE +. H.
ALDEN CO. Advt. Agents, 5l3 Main
Street, Cincinnati. O.
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Meettngs.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Richmond Paper
Manufacturing Company will be held
at its office, RIchm ond. Va. on JULY
10. 1910. at IL NJ.
Secretary.
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FOR SALE HIGR-CLAsS- CITY REAL
estate; desirable neighborhood; price.
$4,000: renting for 1895 per annum;
{ leased for twelve months. Address
L 96S, care Times-Dispatch.
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Parties wishing to attend sale. can
leave Richmond on the 6 P. NJ. train
and return about O'clock of the same
SUTTON & CO.
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Zeal estate for 5ale.

S0tjR EENT ACcoUNT Placed VITA
n. w. BOWIE q son ENSURES best re-
suits
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FOR SALE. THREE NEW. DETACHED
dwellings, near Chimborazo Park,
4 Latrobes, slate and cabinet mantels:
/ electricity and gas; modern in every
particulars; elegant homes. 315 n.
Thirty sixth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-18

At request of the owner, we will
sell at public auction, on the premises,
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TOR SALE, RESlUENCE OF !. L Ed
munds. on stanton River. eharlotte
county, Va. five miles from Aspen.
/ on Virginian Railroad, 7S4 acies, 145
! lowlands, most of them titled; about
100 acres meadow; 200 acres in
wood; splendid improvements: one
OF the finest farms In Virginia. Price.
$4,000. Address JULIAN MEADE.
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'r'AKMa AID ,TEhnEf AAs;Ds.-MY
new catalogue contains 400 farma
and timber lands. best bargains. In
!, Virginia, I pay your railroad rare
]. r. ELAN. Box Isl. Chxrlottesviile
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FOR SALE, GOOD TWo.HORSE SAND
cart. to quick buyer will take 800
Apply w. c, WADE, between Eigh-
tenth and Nineteenth, on Cary St
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YOUR RENT AccoUST Placed WITH
n W BOWIE 6; son insures best re-
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WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; new system; only few weeks
required; wages while learning; tools
donated; diplomas awarded; board
provided. steady position guaranteed
graduates. For full particulars, adj
dress MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE,.
New York CITY
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Noarn QuanteD.
personals.

THE GREGG SYSTEM OF SHORT
hand is easily learned, rapid and
legibIe: great demand for stenogra-
Pliers: special low rate Of tuition
phone for catalog. MASSEY BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE.
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zaelp oe4antgQ. J.emaLe.


YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS WRITE
or apply to the WHITLOCK
BRANCH Twenty-third and Cary
Streets. Richmond, Va. In regard to
situation learning 10 make and
pack cigars: good pay: pleasant sur.
roundIngE
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WANTED. A COMPETENT WOMAN
to do clerical work in bank in a
small town, state age, experience
and salary wanted. Address II &c.
care Times Dispatch.
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Nnr SDale


SAI.E-THE GOOD OLD SUMMER
time has arrived. good weather, good
roads, good time generally for horse
owners. good vehicles at popular
prices at our repository. A. MEY-
Fps CONS
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EMPLOYEES WANTED
Write for Richmond examination
schedule. preparation free. FRANK
ter N Y
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AUCTION SALE

NEW ATTRACTIVE DETACHED
FRAME DWELLING. 1903 BEY-
ERLY STREET.
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$3.50 BUYS A LIFE SCHOLARSHIP
for bookkeeping or shorthand course
by acting promptly. MASSEY BUS
MESS COLLEGE.
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"A TABLE AND MEDICINAL WATER
without peer--tiye gallons Tor csc,
delivered--Holly Springs Lithia
Water. Phone Monroe AIT.
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WANTED. A Competent MAN FOR
clerical work in bank In a small
town; state age, experience, and ap-
ply in own handwriting. Address E
3Oe care Times. Dispatch
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To Lawrence Casselman, r. +. Bialas,
Edgar s;nowden. and all others Whonl
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RnticRS.

WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that Jahnke Bros. Jewelers.. Ella
East Main Street, buy, SELL ex.
change and remount diamonds In
the latest atyles. Old gold and 81.
yer taken In exchanges.
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Blooms for Rent.


THE ALBION. Tls EAST FRANKLIN;
furnished roonns. permanent and
transient
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
MISSION CASHIER
FADES WITH CASH
Left in Charge of Lunch
room, Joseph Peel
Pockets Receipts.

The Central Union Mission is mourn
ing the loss of an unusually good book
keeper, one Of whose legs is three or
four inches shorter than the other. and
the receipts Of the mission lunch room.
The period Of mourning commenced at
; O'Clock this morning when simultan-
eous discoveries Of both incidents of the
night were made.
Joseph Peel. described as being thirty
two years of age, and OF heavy build.
was left i'm charge of the lunch room
at the mission by the head accountant.
Wilson A McClosky. This morning
when McClosky looked over the night :
accounts he found record OF receipts but
no money. Inquiry Of the watChman AT
the building brought forth the intelli-
genCe that Peel had departed at an
early hour after an affectiOnate and
touching farewell Peel told the watch
man he had an engagement in Cincin-
natl which had slipped his memory
up TO that moment, and must be on
his way.
With painfully plain evidence Of the
touching qualities of the farewell and
this clue 10 the bOOkkeeper's movements
the mission has asked the police %
search Alexandria
The exact amount of money missing
is not known, but up TO g late hour
this afternoon il WIS feared IL would
reach fully $2.S.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
NEW DEACON ORDAINED
IN ST. ALBANS CHURCH
Charles T. Warner Takes
First Step Toward Enter
ing Ministry.

Charles T. Warner, secretary Of the
late Bishop Sat-erlee. was ordained to
the deaconate OF the Episcopal church
by the Right Rev Alfred Harding.
bishop Of Washington, at this morning s
service at st. Adams Church. The Rev.
George Bratenahl, rector Of St. Adams,
presented the candidate 10 the bishop
The regular ordination service was
conducted. special music being given by
the choir under the direction OF the
organist. Clarke MiddIetown. The serv-
ices attracted a large congregation, as
Mr. Warner is well known both among
the clergy and the laity The fact that
this was the first ordination service
ever held at St. Adams also contributed
10 the large gathering
Besides the bishop, many other Episco-
pal clergymen were present. including
Canon Walter Mitchell, of Brookland.
and many friends Of Mr.. Warner from
Virginia Sc alinary. where the young
deacon is at crescent taking a course Of
studies.
The special sermon for the occasion
was preached by the Rev. George F.
Dudley. who took for his text: And
now I have sent a cunning man en-
oowed with understanding"
Mr.. Dudley said that a candidate for
the ministry Of God must have had
conferred on him three graces-inspira-
ton. equipment, development. 10 sue
cessfully engage in the work of re-
ligiOn. He must first have inspiration,
said Mr. Dudley. to come to the altar OF
prayer and 70 feel that the only life
for a man to live is the life Of Chris
tianIty. Unless a man has inspiration
in this work he will fail. and Will be
come a hypOcrite and a fraud
If God has given him the inspiration
TO do his work. said the clergyman
then ne must eIso have equipped him
for that work. giving him the power
Of knoWing man and knowing the mean
ing Of life as It is given in the Bible
he must have given him special graces
10 be aole to contend with the evil OF
the world. and the power OF leading
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
DYING Of WOUNDS
BUT UNDER ARREST
Alleged Black Hand Work
eI Has Nine Bullet
Holes in Body.

NEW YORK, April 3.-Alfonso Zicini-
conf is dying today with nine bullet
wounds in his body and Is under arrest
on charge Of being a Black Hander.
He is in the Long Island College Hos
pital and his death is thought to be
only a matter OF hours
Antonio Morda is charged with doing
the shooting Morda's revolver was
found near .he scene of the afSray, but
only three chambers were empty. The
police are puzzled to account for the
other six shots In ZicinicOnis body
According TO MOrda's story the victim
came 10 his home intent on collecting
%,ooO or blowing up his dwelling and
his family.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

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