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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-20

in nowise can 1t be considered dan
gerous to the health of its employees,
other prisoners confined in the peni-
tentiary or the public at large.
The contract with Mr.. Graham was
entered into by this board under the
express authorization of the general
assembly of this State, and in their
last report to the general assembly
the legislative committee on penal
and charitable institutions expressly
found that the price paid by Mr.. Gra-
ham, for the services of the convicts,
was a just and reasonable one, and
there is no reason for the State to
make complaint upon this ground.
The attorney general and assistant
attorney general were both with the
board yesterday, and advised us fully
as to the law involved in this matter.
The boards conclusion has been
reached by applying the law so given
it to the facts as it knows them best.
Agreement Binding.
After the most careful. considera-
ton the board of directors unani-
mously conclude that the contract is
binding upon it, both in morals and
in law, and that it is its duty to
stand by the contract according to it's
terms. It will, however, CALI the
matter to the attention of the gen.
eral assembly when it next convenes
and request that body to instruct the
board with reference thereto, which
instructions will, of course, be fol-
lowed by the board.
Looks to Legislature.
In conclusion the board calls atten-
ton to the fact that citizens are al
lowed to visit this institution unan-
nounced and inspect all departments,
including the hosiery mill. The
board encourages such inspection and
feels confident that it has and will
convince all who make it that this
institution is sanitary, clean and
healthful in all of it's departments,
that the prisoners are treated hu-
namely in every respect, and that in
every particular the institution is a
model one for the accomplishment
of the purpose of it's creation and ex-
istence.
We are most respectfully,
A. K. SANDERS, Chairman;
W. H.. GLENN,
J. B. DEAS,
JOHN G.. MOBLEY,
JASPER NJ. SMITH,
Board of Directors of the South Caro-
lima Penitentiary.
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A ROYAL TRAGEDY.
Closing Years of the Mad King OF
Bavaria.

twenty-five years dSo, ou JULY Ao'
1886, King Louis II of Bavaria met
with his tragic end in Lake Starn'
berg. With him died the eminent
alienist, DR.. Won Gudden, and whole
cycle of legends soon afterwards
came into existence among the super
stitious Bavarian peasantry regard
ing the manner of their death.
During the months preceding his
end King Louis had revealed many
unmistakable signs of mental de-
rangement; he heard mysterious
voices in the air around him, and be-
lieyed that he was constantly pursued
by DANGEROUS enemies. He withdrew
entirely from the world; his cabinet
ministers were nable to attain ac-
cess to him, and his domestic ser
wants we're forbidden to look at his
face, being compelled to approach
him with averted eyes. The old valet
Meir was obliged to don a mask to
cover his features whenever he came
near the king, and many other
strange things happened at the mag
nificent palaces which Louis had built
for himself with reckless extrava-
gance.
: Wearing his crown and purple
royal mantle, with the sceptre OF
sovereignty in his hand, King Louis
would wander through the rooms OF
his castles at night, conversing with
imaginary guests, for the most part
with the ghosts of King Louis XIV OF
France and Queen Marie Antoniette.
Frequently places we're laid at his
table for their disembodied spirits.
The kings debts brought matters
to a crisis, and necessitated the in
terventiop of the .Bavarian govern
ment. Host of the royal liabilities
had been contracted through the con-
struction and decoration of the ia
nous three castles, and several cred
itors threatened to initiate proceed
ings to recover their money. King
Louis requested the government to
introduce a bill in the Bavarian legls'
lature granting his property immunl-
ty from seizure for debts, and when
his ministers refused this unreason-
able demand he tried to borrow
money from all sorts and conditions
of people.
In April, 1886, the Bavarian cham
Der refused to sanction the payment
of the kings debts from the public
treasury and for a few days later
the cabinet addressed respectful pc
tition to Louis to curtail expenditure,
King Louis responded by dismissing
the whole cabinet and nominating a
new ministry, at the head of which
he placed his own barber.
This irresponsible act brought mat.
ters to head. A commission OF
medical experts, under the presi-
dency of DR.. von Gudden, pronounc'
ed the king to be incurably insane
and incapable Of ruling, and a depu'
tation under Baron Won Crailsheim
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was dispatched from Munich to the
castle where Louis was in residence
to inform his majesty of his de-
thronement. The king had Baron
Won Crailsheim and all the members
of the deputation arrested.
Then DR.. von Gudden proceeded
to Neuschwanstein castle, where, to
all outward appearances, he succeed
ed in persuading the king to submit
to his dethronement and to retire to
Berg CASTLE, near the shores of Lake
Starnberg, where the final tragedy
was enacted. The king was escort
ed to Berg castle by DR.. Won Gudden,
another man, DR.. Mueller, and sew
eral trained attendants, and he seem
ed to acquiesce in the arrangement
that he should remain there for
year under close supervision.
DR.. Won Gudden, misled by appear
ances, telegraphed to Munich that his
royal patient was "as obedient as a
child" and at dinner that evening
he promised to take the king for
walk in the park. His assistant, DR..
Mueller, warned him that it would
be dangerous to go alone with the
king and urged him to allow an at
tendant to accompany them, or at
least to follow them at a safe dis
tance, but DR.. Won Gudden disregard
ed the younger mans advice, and
paid the penalty with his life. 1t
was Sunday evening, and general
feeling of uneasiness prevailed among
those who had remained at the castle
when the king and DR.. Won Gudden
failed to reappear after an hour had
elapsed. Search parties were organ
lied, and during the night one of the
royal footmen found the kings hat,
coat and overcoat close to the bank
of the lake, and DR.. Won Gudden's
umbrella dose by on the ground.
The bodies of the king and his ply
sician were found not far from the
shore Of the lake, in shallow water,
both heads projecting above the sur
face. DIR. Won Gudden's face and
head bore the marks of heavy blows
which the king, man of immensely
powerful build, had showered upon
him.
The position of the bodies and the
articles of clothing found near them
made it possible to surmlse, with
probable accuracy, the details of the
tragedy. It is likely that the king in
tended to escape from his prison
for as such he regarded the castle in
which he was kept as a madman-
and that he divested himself of over
coat and coat to swim across the
lake. DR.. Won Gudden, it appears,
closed with him at the waters edge
and tried to prevent his flight, but
the king killed him and died from
heart disease at the moment when
he was on the point of beginning his
swim for liberty. The post-mortem
examination revealed that neither
had died from drowning. but the
king from heart failure and DR.. Won
Gudden from the injuries inflicted on
him in the struggle.-Berlin CORE
spondence London Evening Standard.
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The Lawyers Waterloo.

The railroads of the world, it is
estimated annually kill less than one
fourth as many people as the mos
quitoes. AS there is no way of suing
the mosquito, there is great deal
of profitable business lost to the law
yers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

PAUL KAMsKY. LADIES TAILOR. Eli
NORTH FIRST STREET. WISHES
TO ANNOUNCE TO THE LADIES
THAT HE HAS JUST RETURNED
FROM NEW YORK. AND IS NOW
SUIT AT SUMNER PRICES. I HAVE
A COMPLETE STOCK OF WOOL
EMS AND CAN SUIT THE MOST
FASTIDIOUS I BROUGHT WITH
RISIAN STYLES AND AS AL 1'Ijn,
ONLY LADIES TAILOR IN THIS
TOWN WHO HAS THEM, INVITE,
ALL THE LADIES TO GALL AND
INSPECT SAME.
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autonlohles for Sale

BARGAINS II AUToMoBiLES-N NV
cars: Stevens-Duryea. IA. Price,
i, continued. Hudson Touring Car, price
Sl.S2S: viii sell $3.50: agency dIscon-
tinuSd Used cars: 1910 Chalmers 40.
fully equipped, rebuilt and ropaiEtsds
guaranteed. $3.50. 1910 Chaipfers 40.
seven pa ssenScr ful$ equipped. rs z
hunt and repa!nted: guaranteed.
$1,000. 1909 seyen-pa ssenger Ram
bier. In good order: run 5.6ee ratits, !,
si5so GoRposS Il. Nc MOTOR coM sSs. III.
INC. 81 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

oUNCEMENT.-wE BEG TO AN
nounce the opening of our fall and
winter seasons. We are prepared TO
show all that is new in fabrics and
fashions. This seasons styles are
unusually attractive and beautiful.
Individual styles carefully studied.
All workmanship executed by ex-
perts in our line. Let MS prove to
you that we are THE Richmond
tailors. Special prices until Septem.
her, WINTERS & DOLEZAL Cor
merry j. Winters & Coz. zoe l-2 n.
Sixth street Phone Monroe 1891.
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WANTED. THE NAMES AND AID
dresses OF 3vV Intelligent colored
mon in every vicinity VINO wants u
position as travelling salesman.
utanch Office Manager. paying sls to
siv weekly. positions ready Tor ap-
pllcants. NATIONAL BUSINESS b.
REAU. 400 Mecnanics' Bank Building.
Rlcnmond, Va.
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MEN VITA ORIGINAL. IDEAS; IDEAS
nave made tortunea. II you think
YOU: invention mas meTlt. lose no
free booklet tcils now, from tho nrst
slen In patentlnG It TO the actual sale
vi the patent Write to-day. De-
pArtment SIi. PATE-iT DEVELOP
sIJSkT CORPORATIONS. W ashinston.
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grlp ~xaa..,ru, ,..a,e.

WANTED. YOUNG MEN OF GOOD
character TO learn me automobile
business. We must nave between
MY and seventy-nve Men LOT our
factory connections within the next
three months. and we will allow men
who can furnish reference to pay d
part or the cost OIL learning Out or
.Aeir nrst months salury AR. Z. w
feainans. yIo West Broao, kichmond,
Va. no longer connected with this
Institution. For all Information au
dress communications CJrect To W ASH
ing Dept. 1895 t'ourteeata street. y
W.. Washington. y. z.
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aanuItrp, aoet ami I.ihe 5tofs

HE PROPER FEED FoK THOSE
foW tbn n ehieEs and nothing better
Sous. 40 n Sixth. Rl III, m Lo va. )
wv. j. t. BABY CHICK FOOD. poUL-
try supplies: everything for the
noultryman. Catalogue free. w. j.
ToDD.s Sons. Richmond, Va
GOOD FOR EVERY DAY IN TIE
y 3mnTe w, J. l. r.. Scratch Food !;
SONS. Richmond, Va.
W AN, II 1000 LEeHoRN BULLETS.
pounds to two and half pounds. in
lots OF from 20 upwards. viii pay
small advance over market price.
Write, stating the number you have
and their ages. whether white or
brown Address MANAGER GLEN
AllNON FARM. Stearnes Va.
FOR SALE. VIRGINIA RAISED MARE.
eight years old, sound and gentle
weight 1000 pounds: work anywhere.
For particulars write n. B. SHEP-
P:ARD Glen Allen. Va.
FOR SALE. ONE FINE FULL-BLoop-
ed Swiss bull NOAH AIESSER-
SMITH. Horseshoe Farm, Tunstall.
OCEAN VIEW. THE BEST PLACE TO
SPsiiu your vacation, nneSt dancing
pavilion in the South. Special rates
TO families and parties. Send for
illustrated booklet STURGES cor
TAGE. First Street and Avenue a.
Ocean View. Va.
MUST SELL TWENTY EARLY MARCH
Matched Buff Orpington pullets; i've
cockerels and some young stock; SIS
for the lot. j. c. TATUM, JR. 400
Fourth Avenue. Highland Park
GOOD WORK HORSE FOR SALE
POAT BROS. Dills Road, Highland
Park.
FOR SALE. ONE HoLDSTEIN FE
male calf, nine weeks old. THOMAS
NJ. klMBALL Butterworth. Va
FoR SALE. FINE THOROUGHBRED
partially broke beagle hounds. Ad-
dress Box 10, r, f, d. No. 5.
FOR SALE, ONE FRESH HOLsTEIN
cow and calf; large mixer. Phone
Madison 3S5s-J.
TEN YOUNG CATTLE. ONE FRESH
COW. eight shoats. WALLER TAY-
LOS & SON, 100 North Eighteenth
Street,
FOR SALE. ONE GENUINE BULL
puppy. three months old. Apply SOS
North Tenth street
FOR SALE. ONE EXTRA GOOD BAY
mare. SIX years old weigh; I,t50
cheap: one fivo-yea. bay horse atty
broke; also four good work muieS5
Is South Tenth Street. t.
POINTER DOG FURRY: s MONTHS
old; a beauty; Will make fne helder,
$40. 1901 Winder Street
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WHEN IN NEED OF DOMESTIC,
clerical and mechanical help white
or co!ored we can furn sh them.
SIS East Broad. Phone Monroe 4SS.
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Richmond. Va, July "a. 1911.
MIR. E. S. 1ADLEY. NO. sos MOSBY
Street, Recording Secretary Good
Will Council, Order Fraternal Ameri-
cans:
Dear sir.-Your check for Ave hun
dred dollars, insurance due at the
death OF my husband, w. c. Wright,
has Just been received l want to
congratulate your order on such
prompt payment My husband died
and the check came to-day. I also
want to thank your lodge for the
kindness and attention pahi to my
husband by IT'S sick committee and
other members.
/ should advise any one wishing to
have the benefit of kind attention
when sick and the prompt payment
OF all benefits due to join your lodge.
Very respectfully, ANNIE, +,
WRIGHT
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DersonaIs.

OUR wORK--OUR REFERENCE.
OUR FALL AND WINTER LINE ARE
"AEROPLANE QUALITY AT SUB
II. SCHOSTOCK & CO.. ARTISTIC
LADIES TAILORS. 207 NORTH
FIFTH
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CHARLES FISHER. LADIES TAILOR.
WILL MOVE TO HIS NEW QUAR-
TIERS. 3O2 EAST GRACE STREET.
ON OR ABOUT AUGUST l.
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SUMNER BOARD AND LODGING FOR
few select people at reasonable
near Staunton Address FRANCIS
GREENE, r. +. D. l, Staunton, Va.
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BE 4 DETECTlVE-EARN $3.50 TO
$500 per month traveiing. stamps FOX
particulars. Write FREDERICK
WAGNER. l2i3 Lexington Avenue.
New York
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RETAIL GRocERs' ASSOCIATION.

oNeCSiSASS <hs1SOSlsi4 I'm
Some OF the prizes to be given
away on the Retail Grocers' EScur-
sion TO Buekroe. Wednesday, August
s dozen packages Assorted Cakes
and Crackers. Donated by Southern
Biscuit Works. Richmond. Va.
case. SO packages. Pulled Wheat.
Donated by Quaker Oats Co
10 pounds Tetley's Suntiower Tea.
Donated by Wright Graham Co.
20 three pound tins Pure Lard.
Donated by George & Co, Baltimore.
dozen Folding Delivery Boxes.
Donated by Tuffer,- Hubbard Mfg. Co.
l dozen cans Mammoth Peeled
Asparagus. Donated by Spence Nun
namaker Co. Richmond, Va.
zoo pounds Good Luck Baking
Powder. 900 Jewelry Souvenirs. 900
Souvenir Postals. Donated by South
ern Mfg. Co. Richmond. Va.
barrel Flour Donated by Retail
Grocers' Association
Everybody gets something-so go
with us and have the time of your
iIie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED;
ho canHassing or soliciting required
goa income assured. Address Ma
IlONAL CO-OPEkAYIVE REALTY
Co. V SIT. Marden Building, wash
lnKIon. y. c.
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THE SHENANDOAH STABLES. UN-
der new management. with. efficient
heip' is thoroughly equipped to give
boarding horses proper attention
Meadow and Marshall Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

MEN OR WOMEN TO WRITE HUN
dreds of letters from samples; indus
try without experience. can earn s25
weekly; self-addressed envelope
BROOKS COPYING Co, 901 Pennsyl-
vania Ave. Washington. D. c.
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ICE CREAM, 81 GALLON: ALI. FLA
vors. SOMMAS. Phone Monroe hsL
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DeIp, 4fIaIe am TemaIe.

WANTED, N PRTVATEo FANNY
housemaid: also man and wife; man
TO work on farm and wife to cook
only; residence located small village
nine miles from Richmond: on car
line; city conveniences; good wages
Apply Room IS. State Library Build
ing.
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MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS
= with small mail oroer business;
began with So. Send Tor free Dook-
LOTT n Y
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1T PAYS TO DO SUBSTITUTE STEM
ographic work during the vaca tlon
season; for evidence call ut the rem
ington Typewriter Employmen. De-
partment and see the positions now
oDe,i Address coo L. main Phone
Madison Ssh
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Clients 0Nauteb.

AGENTS. ETHER SEX, SELL GUAR
anteed hosiery; 70 per cent profit;
goods replaced free Ii hole appears |:
experience unnecessary. Address
WEAR PROOF" West Philadelphia,
Pa
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WANTED, a COMPETENT, EXPERT
enced stenographer, man or woman,
for permanent position, commencing
August !; also competent stenogra-
pher for relief work from August /
to September /. Prefer some one
who has had experience in the lum-
Der trade. Address c l65. care Times
DisDatch
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YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment position. $50 month. Send pos
tai Tor list OF positions open
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept 41g II
Eochester. 4. Y -
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WANTED, FOR Q. s. Army, ABLrs-
bodied. unmarried men. between ages
OF eighteen and thirty five: citizens
OF United States, OF good charEcter
and temperate habits VINO can speak
read ana write tho English Language
For information apply 10 Recruiting
Officer. $50 E. Broad ST, Richmond, or
Isl y. Sycamore St. Petersburg Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

LOST. AT LAKESIDE. SATURDAY Az
ternoon, So!u chain and brooch. with
c1ip diamond in centre OF brooch.
Return TO zpG North Ninth Street.
and receive reward. or can Madison
liUI-J
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personals.

H. LEWIS, LADIES TAILOR. OF 2o2
NORTH FIRST STREET. WILL RE-
IGRN FROM NEW YORK BY AU-
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LIVE MAN IN EACH COMMUNITY TO
own and operate a business in hjs
home; experience unnecessary; spare
time: profits large. I furnish every-
thing. Particulars free. VOORHEES,,
Desk 413. Omaha, Neb.
WANTED. SEVERAL YOUNG MEN
whole or part time. for an excellent
proposition; must have IS cash.
80, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, TWO FIRST GLASS MIL
linery salesladies. for coming sea-
son; good salary to competent per-
Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

LADY HOLDING DIPLOMA
from "koerner School of Music"
Norfolk. Va. desires position teach
Ing piano music and harmony. y. V.
X, care Postmaster. Port Haywood.
Mathews Co, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

RICHMOND'S LARGEST AND BEST
business school Is offering life schol-
arships sl2.50 to $40 cheaper until
August 18th. Call or write for par
ticulars. MASSEY BUSINESS COL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES, WANTED.
no canvassing or soliciting required
Good income assured. Address Ma
TIONAL COOPERATIVE REALTY
Co, V 817. Marden Building. WASH
ington, D. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

AGENTS, HERE'S a WINNER: MAKE
$40 to SIS daily selling our malt
beer extract: everybody buys; 100
per cent. profit. y 81 can makes -
. gallons real lager beer: guaranteed
under United States pure food law
strictly legitimate; no government
Incense required. Write to-day for
Conrad BLDG Chicnpn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

1T PAYS TO DO SUBSTITUTE STEM
ographic work during the vocation
season; for evidence call at the Rem
tngton Typewriter Employment De-
partment and see the positions now
open. Address SOC z. Main. Phone
Madison S51
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

MRS. F. r. FAIRLAMB'S COTTAGE
at Willoughby Beach is now open
Tor the summer. For particulars
address MRS. f. r FA1RLAAIB,
Ocean View
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Ano. p,.u ~ nu.lr.

LOST. THURSDAY EVENING, On
Westhampton car line. near stop No.
70, Sentiemans open-tace goid
watch, or in new building neeruy.
Liueral reward II returned TO No.
South Deeprun Street. or phone Mud
isOn 1873
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Bcaroing.

WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
stop where YOU can got nico, cleaa.
comfortable bed for so cents; Ice wa
yer. bath aud phone free. 1909 East
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

AGENTS. IMPROVED SPECIALITY FOR
automobile owners; quick seller: big
profits: illustrated booklets. Write
Gem, W. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

WE REPAIR. GRIND. HONE AND PUT
in perfect condition razors, safety
blades. clippers, etc; also resharpen
and adjust lawn mowers. saws, scis-
sors, knives; in fact, edged tools of
every description. Out-of-town work
promptly attended to. All work
guaranteed THE "SHARP-O" CO.,
COS East Main Street
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RUTH COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW. VA,
the most popular resort on the beach
the waterfront: largo rooms; ocean
breezes; boats for hire: new bath
house, with all improvements; meals
at all hours; special dinner soc. MRS.
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MEN WANTED. AGE 1885, FOR
-fremen. 500 monthly; brakemen.
$50; on nearby railroads, experiences
Unnecessary; no strike; positions
guaranteed competent men: promo
ton. Railroad Employing Head
quarters; 1886 men sent to positions
IN 1910; State age; send stamp.
Times-Dispatch
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WANTED. AT ONCE. THREE OAR
penterrs to work on Venter High
school; inside work; good wages
Apply to w. D. ROUTE, Venter
King William county, Va.
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SCHREMP is LOCATED AT 41s Fast
Main. Fine umbrella covering and
repairing: keys fitted.
HEIRS OF WIN. HOPKINS. ALICE
Rogers or Frank Rogers are re-
quested to communicate with THE
Union TRUST COMPANY. Nashville.
Tenn,
HUMAN HAIp BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S. 200 North Third
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OCCUPANTS WANTED FOR LARGE,
extra, nicely furnished room; south-
ern exposure. combination lights;
phone; with board. Apply East
Franklin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

AGENTS ARE MAKING So TO SIS A
day taking orders for our fine made
to-order suits and trousers. We fur
nish a 15c. sample outfit free with
instructions. stand back OF you with
our good-as- gold guarantee, and
start you in a business without any
investment by you. Suits $40 and
up: experience not necessary. You
can't fail. Apply at once METRO
POLITANt TAILORS, SIS Jackson
Boulevard Chicago, Ill.
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$50 MONTHLY POSITIONS WGiT'fNo
for automobile drivers. We teach by
mail. Write to-day for nrst lesson
Tree. COEYs SCHOOL MOTORING.
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Iaanren.

w a N T f D. SECONDHAND STEEL
water tower. not less than thirty
feet high, and carry tank OF not less
than 1900 gallons. Address ] 977.
care Times DISPATCH
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