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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
Pet Fox Caught.

Iet p w SyHu > ~ /,
A pet fox, escaping from the Kennel
which 1t occupies with It's mate at
horne near Capitol Square, ran to the
square yesterday morning, evidently
under the impression that 1t had reached
the country. 1t was seen by Policeman
Tom Haynes, who gave the alarm. The
chase was taken up by Policeman Tom
Carroll and his squad OF convict labor
ers, one OF whom caught tho fox. The
inhabitants OF the Capitol came from
their burrows to watch the finish,
which occurred right In front OF the
grandstand, at the portico. The AMI.
mai had but three feet, one OF them
having been severed by steel trap
some time ago. Shortly thereafter the
owners learned OF Reynards where
iabouts and claimed him, taking him
back to bondage.
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GOVERNOR HEARD
BYLARlGE /: CROWDS.
Northern Neck Counties Will
Probably Help Demonstra-
ton Work.
49, ~ M I
Northern
S TAN DING OF MILITIA.
Head Will Report to Chief Of
taff-Rifleman Is Bad
ly Hurt.

AS result OF agricultural meetings
held in the Northern Neck this week.
Governor Mann believes that the coun-
ties in that section Will appropriate
money for demonstration work, under
the regulations OF the United Agricu1-
tural Board. The money will be spent
in the counties which give It and will
be supplemented by State funds.
Good crowds attended the meetings
and much interest was shown. The
Governor was accompanied on his trip
by r. o. Sandy, director OF the demon
stration work in Virginia under the
United States Department OF Agricul-
ture.
The Governor and Mr.. Sandy left
Richmond Tuesday at noon. going first
to fredericksburg. There they took a
steamer on the Rappahannock for Car
ter's Wharf. The trip to Montross. the
county seat OF Westmoreland county,
was made in a buggy. In fact. during
the three days the Executive covered
Sfifty-six miles in buggies.
Crowd Braves Rain. s
Although rain fell all day Wednes-
day, good-sized crowd gathered In
the Westmoreland county courthouse.
on the walls of which hang the Pic
lures OF probably more great men than
any other one county in America has
lproduced
The night was spent at Tappahan-
mock The speakers went. the next
morning to Miller's. in Essex county.
near the border OF King and Queen.
where an audience of not less than 500.
drawn from the two counties. listened
to them.
The Governor in his remarks spoke
generally OF the Importance Of agri-
cultural deyelop1nent and OF the ne.
cessity for cooperation and demon
stration. Mr. Sandy went more into
details. specializing in growing corn
and grass.
From Miller's the return trip was
made via Walkerton to Lester Manor.
on the Southern. where a train was
taken for Richmond.
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Bnarhinq.

ms CHARLES K. BOWERS. lis EAST
Franklin; handsomely appointed
rooms with board: large. wcll-yen-
t;lated dining room, opening on Sec
ond street: meals by day or week.
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FOR SALE. NICE THREE-ROoM5 COT
tage. with acre and quarter land;
shade, water, etc; at railroad sta
ton: 81 miles from Richmond or
OWNER, care Postmaster, M6sleys
Iunction Va sssal
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fnr @aIt.

-,
FOR SALE, PART CASH. BALANCE LANCE,
est fixtured, best stocked and hana o-
soonest drug stores in the entire
South; now doing paying business ~ y
being comparatively a new stano
and trade increasing. daily; IN a pusl !.
10 none; other business that must
have owners personal and constant
attention cause OF selling; a splen-
did chance for some one. either /, q :
druggist Or nne e W,'h ca dpruKgist to
manage; store on the best street
and best neighborhood in Richmond
an opportunity. Address $40. care
Times-Dispatch.
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Delegntes Appointcd.

Delegates have been appointed by
Governor Mann to attend the eighteenth
Irrigation Congress, at Pueblo.
Col, next month. They are as follows:
8 John NJ. Steck. Winchester; e. D.
Cole, Fredericksburg; Henry Harnish.
Charles r.. Boiling. Rich,
mond; /. Z. Spatig, Lawrenceville; j.
Gordon Bohannon, Surry; Paul Garrett,
Leesburg; r. II. Bagby, Portsmouth;
James L. Davis. Bristol; w. M. Ellis.
Elliston; E. w. Carpenter. Harrison
burg; ]. C.. Featherston. Lynchburg;
William Fitzhugh, Cape Charles; L =
Roanoke; S. wilkins Ma
thews. Oak Hall.
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sketch OF Flng.

The Governor has received from the
Acknowledgement OF New Jersey q
sketch of the flag which the Northern
State desires to present to Virginia as
soon as its identity can be learned. It
had been presumed that 1t was taken
from the headquarters OF General
Stonewall Jackson at the time Of his
fatal wounding.
The flag is white, with a Maltese
cross in blue in the centre. On each
arm of the cross are three white stars,
making twelve In ALL A search for
the origin OF the flag is being made.
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1t has brought the
inb the linelight.
tofore. Everybo dy.
attempted assassi-.
n perforce Obliged
:hings which have
official record. Tho
this will leave is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

DELIGHTFUL ROOMS AND ExCEL-
lent table board. 210 2. Grace Street
GOOD BOARD AND NICELY FUR
nished rooms. with private family:
rates reasonable. Apply sos North
Fifth Street.
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COOK BADLY HURT

4 /. Il
sStaunton Rifemnn In Hospital at Camp
Perry With Injured Leg.
Cook W. u. Rhor. OF Company a. Sec
sond Regiment, OF Stanton, who Is one
of the detail for rifle practice at Camp
Perry, is suffering from what are evil
IDENTIFY serious injuries. Cook Rhor IS
in the hospital, whose he will probably
remain for several weeks
Major IS. w. Martin, commander OF
the detail. does not explain how the
injury occurred, but says that It hap
pened last week. involving damage to q
leg. An operation was performed on
Sunday, and portions Of bone We're re-
moved.
It is not expected that the cook will
be able to come home with the rest OF
the troops. Major Martin saying that
If he cannot be moved to Virginia he
will be cared for at Columbus.
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AROUND THE HOTEL S

5Lynchburg; Jack Hamilton. University
ParkMM. p. Bonifant. Powhatan; a.
II. Willis, Virginia.
Richmond-St. George r. Fitzhugh,
Fredericksburg; a. Quick, Lynch
JDanville: w. j. Burton. Farmville; Il
G. Torwillinger, Norfolk; Is. Bar
row, Dewitt.
Gilbert-J. A. Hughes, ArVonia; r.
w. Ely, Jonesville; Ebert Edens,
louisville.
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8fale0 Drnpn8aIs.

Si clifton Forge, Va.
OR SEALEDsBIDS
II ~ Allan. arch s Hot End Pss pri a BY
4 Va. for the erection OF q courthouse
4 and jail, TO- cost approximately
$40, 900 Plans and specifications will
be complete August 2 s. Sealed bids
be received n q, ny the arehiteet
lids will be opened September 3,
j at ~ Snoon.t at the office oil sA. b.
& Dawes, in the said city. All bids to
" be- accompa led q by certified check
sSs for $500. a II ElsA
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MoPheeters. Mint.
lnian r., Brown,
ls, RingtoWn; Mrs.
l.la'msb1urg; g.
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sassin's bullet has
said T. r. Smith,
in Richmond last.
or's nomination by
his election, seem
st dope in the polls
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BAPTIST CHURCH
Streets)-Rev. DAVID
Understanding at
+. GREGORY, ID. D.
o service ut night.
10 A. NJ. Charles II.
er-meeting Wednesday
ial welcome to all.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Street)-Rev.
, pnstor.-Preachtng at
GEORGE b. EAGER,
y KY. No service at
at 9:15 A. NJ. On. F.
lay evening prayer
u W .-r1H 20. sHHLI - 4
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R0on1s UManten.

WANTED, BY YOUNG MARRIED CoU-
iinfurnished: in good location: with
private family; would prefer to get
witt, some old or settled couple, and
would like to- board With family, II
possible. Address j 624, care Times
Dispatch. ~
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Must Care for Dincs.

Colonel q. NJ. Weaver, Coast ArN1-
flery, chief OF the Division OF Militia
Affairs, War Department, writes Adjus
5tant- General Sale that he learns that
certain units of the organized militia
were IN camp during the recent joint
3manoeuvres without oil or other mate
rails for the care and preservation OF
small arms. He therefore directs that
hereafter the troops be notified to pre-
pare themselves with the proper mate
3rtaIs Isl
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Gburff, Rottrtt.

presbyterian.


PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cHuRcH-Rr5v.
at II a. NJ. sunday School at $40 A. NJ.
SECOND pREsBYTERrAN CHURCH
tFlfth and Main eets)--Rev. RUSSELL
CECIL, pastor. Preaching at II A.. NJ. by
Rev. j. s.. FOSTER, .. D.. Of Birmingham,
Ala. No service at night
GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
Understanding at II O'clock a. N. and
SIS O'clock P. II. BY tho pastor. o. CLAY
LILLY, d. D.
wEsTsAfINsTER PRESBYTERIAN
Understanding II a. NJ. and s:i5 p. NJ.
BY Rev JAMES u. COOK, otgBnltimorc.
CHURCH OF THE covENANT-REv. =.
CALVIN sTEWART d D. pas.ornPrsssh.
son, D. D.. of the Presbyterian Of the South.
No service at night. Midwcek service We'd.
nesday ut s:15 r. 81. sabbath school at o;sa
a. NJ.
L GINTER PARK PRESBYTERIAN
Church.--services morning and evening,
Sunday. August Il, conducted by Or. w. w.
BAPTIST.
Twelfth streets2 The pastor. Rey. GEO rls.,
w. MCDANIEL D. D., pastor. The : Rev.
WM. LUSsFoRD. 2. D., q Nashville 7, \, TENT s,aIa
day school ca. w. Patterson, sups.) $3.50 a.
NJ. a welcome to all. &.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH tF'RANRLlN
Ing at II o'clock. preaching by Rev. w. w.
IANDRUM. D. D.. OF Louisville, Ky. Sub
1ect Christ, the Key to the Universe. Mt Il,
shse sbo Hunter as %, Y sng
Grace STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
tGraco and E'ousheo streets) DAVID ?. =, Z !,
a A. NJ nA by the Rev q. Z. GREGORY. d: B..
Of staunton. Va. No service at night.
Sunday School at $3.50 a. M. Charles r.
winston sup prayes,set.ng
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
(Grove Avenue and Harrison street)-Rev.
We. JAMES Tn; D.. onn essernp s
D. D., OF Louisville, Ky. No service At
night Sunday School at 9:15 a. NJ. &(M F.
Cox, supt.) Wednesday evening prayer
meeting at SIS s s,sIsex;
MONUMEETALsC CHURCH Corrected 1914
on site of Theatre burned 1911, Broad Street
below Twe,fth). Services at II a. NJ. and
ST. PAUL's CIrURcH.-THE REV. WM:
| z. EVANS. d. D.. rector of tho Church OF
the Advent. Birmingham. Ala. win officia.s
at II A. NJ, and sis p. NJ. Visitors and
strangers always cordially welcomed.
1 CHRISTIAN.
4 SEVENTH SIRE e r CHRISTIAN
n. FORREST Of university lof Virginia. No
services at night. Sunday School ESQ A.. NJ.
LUTHERAN.
FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LII.
theran-J. J. sCHERER. JR.. pastor.-Ser,
vices held In Richmond College Chapel un.
Eti completion OF new church. Sunday School
$3.50 A. ". Morning service II "A. N.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. #
REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
Church Of Christ, Scientist. viii be held to-
morrow morning In church cdiice Corner
Park Avenue and Meadow street) at II
o'clock Subject. Mind" Wednesday even
Ing testimonial and experience meeting at
$3.50. The reading-rooms are located in the
Chamber OF Commerce building. and are
open every day from 10 until 2. All are
cordially Invited.
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3Yelp gAaulen, Jemalr.

WANTED. TWO SETTLED WOMEN
one as nurse; other as house maid !:
small family. references required.
1 Apply 2010 Monument Avenue.
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i"Back Gaynor t. OWN"
yIrgininn1 mt the Hotels.

Jefferson--Mr. and Airs,lsJ A.. ReN,
u. ], Carr. Alexandria,;
William u, Carson, RiYerton; n G. M.
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Mr.. Ynncey resigns.

The Governor has accepted the resig..
nation OF Robert D. Yancey, Commons.
wealth's Attorney Of LynchBurg, from
the board of directors OF the Eastern
State Hospital. at Williamsburg. Mr..
Yancey says that his5court meets every
month on the dag for the meeting Of
the board. which he consequently car1-
not attend, and asks that his resigna-
ton be effective not later than Octo-
her 4 5.Ilti
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FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LII.
theran-J. J. SCHERER. JR.. pastor.-Ser,
vices held In Richmond College Chapel un.
i'll completion OF new church. Sunday School
$3.50 "A. ". Morning service II A. NJ.
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Pace, IN Lee county, in 1905. The sher-
III Of Leo county will 90 to Spartan
burg, where Frost is confined. for the
prisoner
Frost Is charged with shooting Pace
with a pistol. He escaped. only re-
Gently being recaptured.
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WANTED, AN EXPERT ENC ED y tAC +
er (male and unmarried) to teach
Usual English branches. piano and
stringed Instruments. Address expo
rience. references and salary exc
pected Address 'P. a. W., Lee
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two unfurnished rooms and bath,
with light and heat: on third floor:
corner laurel and Floyd. fronting
Monroe Park. Address J 623. care
Times Dispatch.
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Rooms for Kfnt.

Nicely FURNISHED STEAM HEAT
ed rooms double or single. Apply
All West Grace.
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WANTED. a YOUNG LADY OF EX-
perience to sing and play in moving
4 picture theatre. State salary eX
pected Address II. p. c.. care Post
master. Glendower, Va. ~.
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Farmers Arc Named.

Farmers Are Named.
Delegates have been appointed to
represent Virginia at the Farmers Ma
itional Congress, which Will meet at
Omaha, Neb,, beginning October 6.
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TWO VERY ATTRACTIVE ROOMS ON
South Third Street. Phone Monroe
4o9. or write j 6SS, care Times-Dis-
patch
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1SOUNG LADY FOR TYPEWRITING
and office work: one with some
| knowledge OF steno graphy preferred i;
( answer in own handwriting, giving
address, experience and salary eX-
! pected. Address ] 627, care Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

GINTER PARK PRESBYTERIAN
Church.-serviccs morning and evening,
Sunday. August II, conducted by Or. w. w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

LARGE. AND SMALL FURNISHED
rooms for rent. Apply TO East
4 Franklin Street.
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.Reauinition .Issuel,

Requisition Issued.
The Governor yesterday issued re-
QUESTION on Governor Ansel, of South
Carolina, forathe person OF James Frost,
charged with the murder of Jasper
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CHURCH (FRANKL1N
Service Sunday morn
aching by Rev. w. w.
{ Louisville, Ky. Sub
7 to the Universe" Mr..
.ill sing tho offertory.
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:. ST. PAUL's CIUncH.-THE REV. waf.
z. EVANS d. D., rector of tho Church. OF
tho Advent, Birmingham. Ala, will officiate
at II A. NJ. and sis p. N. Visitors and
strangers always cordially welcomed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

FOR SAVE. ONE BLACK MARE; CEN
tie and kind; not afraid Of any
q thing: also one rubber tire surrey
and one set Of harness. Apply 322
South Pine. Phone Madison 1556-J !.
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WANTED. RAILWA4 MAIL CLERKS;
government clerks at Washington:
I, post-cftice .cierks-carrters: Richmond
examinations September "a and No
vember L.; average salary. SLIGO:
annual vacations: short hours: COM
mon education sufficient; influence
unnecessary; preparation free; write
for schedule. FRANKLIN INSTI-
TUTE. Dept. 35s 6. Rochester. n. Y.
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.sALEssfE;S. TRAVELLING, TO CARRY
on commission six SAMPLES OF mems
first-grade solid leather work shoes.
made to retail at $3.50 and So. State
experience and references Address
$3.50. AND $500 SHOE FACTORY,
baltimore Nd s.
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II believe the assassin's bullet has
made q Presid IT, said T, r. Smith
son. Of New York, In Richmond last
night. Mayor Gaynors nomination by
the Democrats, and his election, seem
to me to be the surest dope in the polls
Stical world at this time.
go In tho first place. 1t has brought tha
Mayor vastly more tni the .llme!lght
than he was theretofore Every body
nation and has ben perforce Obliged
been said about his official record. The
impression which this will leave is
5likelysto be las ting, @
Then. 1T looks as though he will
i be the Democratic nominee for Coy
ernor. He Is easily the most available
the. nomination Is likely to be thrust.
rid Of him, and the people want him.
IF Gaynor is nominated he! will. be
elected Governor by. an overwh Ginning
majority. Nobody in News Y ork n ow
thinks or talks anything else except
certain, oyerwh Ginning, almost, ami
Thilating& defeat for the Republicans In
that State In November. 81
in NeW York would bring Mayor. Cay
the front in the public mind as q
presidential possibility. When the
next Democratic National Convention
meetsTfhe would be there with the
votes OF many States pledged and
would probably BIO an easy wi mn err. a339
lastly If nominated he will DO
elected. Any Democrat can win In
tory all this more complete and de-,
al Iva j I'D =
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iTHREE LARGE. UNFURNISHED SEC.
ond floor rooms; private family: no
children, Apply S12 West Grace.
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Has His Arm Out on. 55
land Brown, well-known citizen, was
nm over BY a string OF freight cars
at a grade crossing hero to-day and
nod n n arm cut off, sS
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WANTED, MANAGER FOR LARGE
farm in Orange county. Va. Address
stating salary expectcdJ. s.Ep.cREN-
s SHAW. p. O. Box 374. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

WANTED. FOUR HOUSE-TO-HOUsts
demonstrators, Introducing new
cleaning powder; salary; STEADY en-
ployment to winners. See MIX. POT
TER. Gilbert's Hotel. Call Saturday
1 morning after 8 o'clock.
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+ 5iR3iirm,ngham, ;2.15s,ooo; increase,
: T s1,37e,ooo: increase, s.4.
Charleston, S.. C.. $1.093,o00: increase.

Chattanooga. s1.674,ooo: increase, 46.s.
Mobile, s1,257,oo0: ipcrease. 10.6.
Macon, Ca, 100000: .tncrease.4 81.
Columbia, s. c., sS9s,ooo; increase y %
re- ~
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prnfesstot1al Dtlps UMantfn.

supplies private and public schools
with teachers of alllgfades on short
notice. Address REV. X. w. GRID
LIN. Manager, Manchester, Rich
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yyeelx,. n.ni- fIcarin =.

New York, AUGUST 19.-Bradstreet's
ending. August IS shows an aggregate
OF sa,53s,24s,o00. as against s2,494.452,-
900 last week and s3,259,S74,000 in the
corresponding week last year. The
New York. s1,420,63S,000 decrease
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WANTED. POSITION BY UNREGIs-
tered drug clerk; Ave years expert
( ence; best references. Address
606 North Main street.
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OLD7 BUILDINGS FOR SALE; BIDS
are invited for two large WOODEN
buildings situated between Water
and Wharf Streets. this city; one
building to be removed IN thirty guy ~
and one in sixty days, or carrier !.
desired BY purchaser. INQUIRE OF
WADE ALLEN, Auditor. SOB mutual
Fulfilling so
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6ul1mer BnarninQ.

sTURG1s COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW.
Va; all modern conveniences; cleo
tric lights, bath room with running
water. telephone. etc.; large porchess;:
nice lawn; in full view OF bay: all
outside rooms: cuisine unsurpassed;
minutes walk to pavilion and amuse-
ments; board and asphalt walk from
cottage to water front, ETC.: special
rates to families and parties. 40
dress MRS j. ". JOHNSON. Pro>
prietress. Box IA. Ocean View. va,
THE WARMER COTTAGE, MODERN
in every respect; boating. pathinE
and fishing. modern plumbln s., not
and cold water: shower baths. Mrs.
e. B. WARNER. Ocean View. va.
SUMMER BOARD I N G-BuCKRoE
Beach, Va; Sayre Cottage, on the
beach front. all modern convent
ences. send for circulars
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beIp QAallred. 4tIale.

WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; new system; only eight weeks
+ required; wages while learning;
steady position guaranteed. For
free catalogue, address MOLERsS
BARBER COLLEGE, New York City.
WANTED. REGISTERED ASSISTANT
drug clerk: state salary expected
and give references. Address w. u
/ BOND, Fredericksburg. va.
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WANTED-WELLS DRESS
ed. single man t22 to 3o). to travel
with manager. man capable OF earn
ing fifteen TO twenty dollars per
ers: call 0 to IL this morning II. II.
BAESHER, Room 9, aiurphy's Hotel.
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Goal ann QMoon.

Lone ls5HEADQLARpF II i, f,s1 e 81 NJ !.
& n en- Nv 900. 81 Tbs N Tor kind lin lt,
L Sh!ckoF nd nl N 70, ed s.la IN.
Oh sui every N oma,S IN AZ w nplsS
ss tsra coa tsot ngS Rtl
M y
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GIRLS WANTED; wHITLocK
BRANCH, FEDERAL CIGAR COM
| PASY. TWENTY-THIRDs AND MAIN
STREETS, RICHMOND. VA.
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Chicago, s24o.61s, 900: decrease. Al.
baltimore, $2s,174,00o: increase, SO.
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louisville. $s11,so3.ooo; Increase, ST.
Atlanta, $7.7s2,oo0: increase. 343
Memphis. s4,474.0oo: increase. 2l.6
Washington. d. c., $6.215,000; In
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DtrsonaIB.
.DouItrp Det gnn gibe 6tork

FOR SALE. MALE COLLIE PUPS. e.
@. vERMILLERA. Atlee. Va.
"A GOOD TURKEY DOG:
banks when flushing: give descrip.
ton and age: also fast young bird
dog: good retriever preferred. ADJ
dress Box 131, South Boston. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
Rltuations 0AarrteD, hlale.

WANTED. POSITION AS Law AS
sistnnt orsstenographer by law grad
uate: passed State bar. II $50, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN. AGED 20.
steady Job. with chance OF promo
ton: would like to learn good trade
Address "A. u. B., 1915 West Cary
Street.