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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-03-07
KNOWS THE BIBLE BY HEART.
Deaf and Blind CSIored Boy who Can
Quote Scripture Correctly

Deaf and Blind CSIored Boy Who Can
quote Scripture Correctly
while visiting an old friend on the
Tennessee river. near where Shannon's
creek empties in the larger stream, not
long since" said 8 country minister,
reports the Louisville Post, 4 saw Il
negro lad of u who is as great a wol-
der 10 me as Helen KeIlar, the world
famous blind girl and deaf mute. He
lives in typical Kentucky backwoods
community, and has had no advan-
tages. Ny friend asked me If would
like to see the youth, and 1 assured hi1a
I would. We went TO the ehiid's home.
if the little hut might be termed home.
and before left it opened my eyes
wide l. establishment The boy was
born deaf and blind, and with one arm
he was for years. while a mere tot.
called the freak by the negroes who
unfeelingly poked fun at the unfortu-
nate. This child was given a raised
letter Bible by an old Eomadic mis-
sionary, who happened to see the pick
aniuny while preaching TO the negroes
and from it the boy learned every chap
ter in the Bible. He can quote any
verse in the Scriptures and DO it quick
". He spends every hour Of his time
in studying Gods Word. aud saws he is
going to teach the blind children Of his
race. The lads name is Harry William
Balaam Freeman. and he is a cookbook
ing nl0latto. l am going TO get some
friends of mine to join me in a collee-
ton to be sent the boy 10 further his
studies His mother works in the field.
and his father is a steamboat rousta-
bout
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-03-07
SLEEP. WORK AID LONGEVITY.
Proves That the Idea OF Eight Hours
Fest Is Erroneous.

Proves Tint the Idea OF Eight Horrs'
Fest Is Erroneous.
Some OF the greatest workers OF our
day have done with much less than
eight hours of sleep. says the British
Medical Journal, Or. James Legzs,
professor of Chinese in the University CT
Oxford. who has just died at the age of
80, was. it is said, in tie habit Of rising
at three a. m. and allowing hImEelf only
five hours Of sleep. Brunei, the famous
engineer. for a considerable part Of his
life worked nearly 20 hours a day. Sir
George A. Elliott, afterward Lord
ueathfeld, who was in command
throughout the great siege CT Gibraltar,
which lasted four years. never during
all that time slept more than four
hours out of the "a. las I pet ole. said
HUMBOLDT. Il want more sleep-four
hours at least. When I was young.
two hours Of sleep were quite erorgh
for me-" On Prof. Max Muller hirting
that he found this hard saying. Hum
boidt said: 1T is quite a mistake.
though it is very widely spread. that we
want seven or eight hours Of sleep.
When was your age I simply lay down
on the sofa. turned down my lamp. and
after two hours' sleep was as fresh as
ever He lived to be 50. These ex-
amples are. to use the cousecrated
phrase Of the photographers. more fer
Arbitration than for imitation; but
they serve to show that longevity and a
small allowance Of sleep are not in all
cases incompatible.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-03-07
HOW he VOTED.
Character Who Had n Way fer Cir
cnmventinE Inspeetors-

Character Who Had Way for Cir
commenting Inspectors
Citizens of the Second district of the
Fourth ward, says the Rochester On
" Democrat and Chronicle are having
considerable fun with a weli-known
character of the vicinity who developed
novel idea of the blanket ballot sys-
TEN of voting, on election day Forthe
purposes of this narrative the char
acter may De called Tom Hewas given
a ballot by the election offcers. and re-
tired into one of the compartments 10
make his little cross marks. After re-
manning in the booth for a time Tom
emerged with a self-satisfied air, bur
empty handed
where's your balIot2- asked an cleo
ton officer
sOh. that's all right" replied Tom
ST put IT in there all right
''You haven't voted yet; go back and
get your ballot
Yes, have; you can't fool me:
voted it in there: you can't get sight
at my vote
After little more argument on the
same line an investigation was begun.
which resulted in the discovery that
Tom ha-- carefully marked his ballot
to his own satisfaction, folded It up and
slipped it through a crack in the back
of the booth From there II had slipped
down into 4 pile OF agricultural i1nple-
ments stored in the place and it was
with no little labor and some difficulty
that it was '-fished'' out and returned to
the would-be voter. who. much against
lis win. was obliged to permit the in
spectcrs tn handle it before il was de-
ranSited in the hnx
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-03-07

Salmon fishing has been very poor
on the river Spey this season. owing,
it seems, to the whisky refuse from
the distilleriss On the banks. Anglers
assert that the refuse kills or drives
away the fish, while the distil,ers say
that the salmon is hungry for it and
thrive on it. For either cause. how
ever, the salmon viii no longer touch
the flies.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-03-07

At the jubilee festivities Of King cs-
car of Sweden and Norway, one OF the
features that appeared most to interest
him was the exhibition Of the female
fire brigade Of Koenissen. There are
$50 of these young women, from 20 to
so years old. directed by male COM
ulaader, who is married.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-03-07

Last years Swiss exposition at
Geneva lasted six months, and during
all that time there were only IS days
when it did not rain. The result was
deficit Of $4,000, which the city
paid.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-03-07

At tie topeka ofiee Of the Atchison
the following d;spaseh aouEc;ng an
accident was received from an engineer
on western Kansas division: "on
No. 2. have busted fue. what shall /
do? O'Donahue."
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-03-07
An ola beverage.

Next to our grape wine Is feevee
that Japanese sake. or rio
Oldest alcoholic beverage 1pewr lon4m.
its use in Japan dating lsk sTcr 1890
years.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-03-07

In the last 20 years the ostrich indus
try in South Africa has increased from
S5o0,c90 annually to $4,000. zoe.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-03-07

A huge cypress tree in Tnlle, in the
state Of 0axaea, Mex, is 154 feet in cir
conference,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-03-07

U. S. Senate ........,..,........H Henry ueitfela
George L. shoup.
Member Of Congress. ........... Edgar yllson
Governor. Frank Steunenbura
Lieutenant Governor ........Jos. Eutcbtnsor
Secretary OF State ...........I Mart Patr,e
Attorney General. ................. H. Havs
U. s. Marshal. Franz, Raynse,,
U. s. Dist. Attorney. ..............R. coozier
Treasurer. ,....................L.C. Rice
Auditor '-......'.'. ...-,Bartlett Sinclair
Inspector Of Mines. ...............Jav a. cz,zel,
Supt. Public Instruction .Perrneal Frencb
Surveyor General. ..-..........Jos. Perran1t
Supt. U. s. Assay ONCE. w. II. Cunningham
Supreme Judges--J. W. Huston, Chief Justice.
Ralph 7. Quarles, 1. n. Sullivan,
Dist. Judge, Dist. No. 4......C. o. stockslager
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-03-07
DIRECTORIES.
STATE or IDAH0.

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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-03-07
LAND OFEToEHAlLEY D1sr1Icr

Register..'.'' .'.'.'...............NealJ J. Sharp
Receiver. .--...................W w. A. HodgIaan
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'''''' ATFXANpRT. RR1TTON.
---Drr FlflfON-

02S-a0 y street y " Washington j. &.
Augustine Royal -" ...,
iu2o Manchcstc VI AuctioheerS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30

WASHINGTON. June Senator
Warren. Of Idaho. called upon the Prosi-
dent to-day with reference 10 his west
eTn trip.
The President contradictod the publish
ed reports that he had abandoned the
idea OF going West this summer.
lie still intends 90 90 unless circum-
stances should intervene 10 prevent. but
ne has been unable as vet 90 consider de-
tailed plans and both the time and
extent Of his trip are matters for future
determination.
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AUCTION sales.--future Days.
- Il. ... u.s. . ..... - - p. .--e-----0s
BY A. L. Adamson,
Real Estate Auciloneers.
Msnchestcr, Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
| OF
THAT HIGHLY IMPROVED AND VERY
VALUABLE STOCK FARM.
KNOWN AS
whit "
FRONTING OF JAMES RIVER. ABOUT
TWO MILES FROM RICHMOND,
IL CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. VA.

BY virtue OF a deed of trust. dated april
IL. 1885. aud recorded IN the CLERK Office
oil Chesterfield County Court, Ia ID. b.
30 q5. page SO. asa. default having been
made .n ne payment OF The note secured
thereby. and being directed so TO do by
the holder thereof. thc Undersigned. trus-
ICES. Will offer FOR sale. 40 public auction,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY. THE nth DAY OF JULY,
1899
~lNItTIA." containing TWO HUNDRED
AND N.NhIN-NlNL t2aJJ ACRES or
LAND. more on less, fronting on James
river. extending 90 and fronting on the
Petersburg turnpike.
This land ls ln TIC hig S-ate o. cui-
rvatior. ard embraces about one hundred
acres OF rive" luwgrounos, when easily
,fcld sixty bushels "a corn per acre. 4Ae
annual bay crop - about one HNi'tto
tons lc buildings are No-y hah"f 'lhe
mansion. containing fourteen rooms. o. W.
room and modem couvenieuceSi oNeracoI
house. quarters. stable room ior seventy
TW horses. mas barns, etc. cic. Ihls
property has tie reputation Oh being. ana
is iu reality the most alil"tllNc ana Val
liable farm .u the vicinity OF hichmond.
fu addition to It's NalCc as STOCK ldlnl
and au attractive county residence, 1T is
exceptionally valuable ior the following
rirsf Its frontage Of about one-Aalt
is about TWO feet ucercr than az kich-
mond. makes o. very valuable for manu-
featuring and shipping purposes. mere
Is probably 10 better s.ie Than TINS Tor
large ship-yard and dry-dof6.
Second There Us an eAfiient granite
QUARRY On the property near the river
also. large deposit OF hick clay. splendld
Slipping facilities both by water ANA iAli-
road. and , ,..
reecutlv surveyed from MarcleHter 70
! PETERSBURG along The Petersburg tnfnIkc
passes Immediately iu front ot ne ltdF
| rart OF this farm. thus King u vslHa-
Die for acreage lois
TERMS One-fourtl cash ana me 2lI-
ance ir one. two and three years CO.
rerred payments bearing interest from nay
! of SAID and secured by deed OF trust. Up
he purchaser can make larger ceah
! rsru1rnt if be desires so 90 do, %. eie.
| on deferred payments o. be- ral4 81 i.-
! arnraii, JOHN C1IAMDLIN,
JAMES CASK)c.
Trustees
A. l.. Adams0n. Auetocser lUlo
Pv Edward s. Rose Com1 1y,
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BALTIMORE. June % The steamer
Queen Anne OF the Princess Anne Rail
road Company. was launched here to-day
a notable feature of the occasion being
the omission OF the time-honored custom
OF breaking o bottle Of wine over the
vessels bow as she glided from The ways.
Instead Of this TWO white doves were
released as the vessel began 10 move and
her deck was strewn with wreaths and
garlands OF flowers.
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BY J. Thompson Brown g. Coz
Real Estate Auctioncers.
] OF
ATTRACTIVE VACANT LOT
West Main Street,
Between Lombard, ard Plum Streets.


I'm execution OF a deed of trust, dated
February 20 1854 recorded ln inc tleI,
office oI Richmond Cnaucciy Count DO
Deadlock 100 'H. pa6e i1-. ana I'D pui-
suance OF q decree of lne la" aAu -4Nt'3
C.llrt of the cts Of Richmond entered
ON Inc Id dav OF June. $500 ln The suit oi
s. Weidmam who .sutr. &c, rs. samuel
Eofrosfer Trustee. and others, the UNDER
signed. trustee. Will sell, by public auc-
''0''' Oh FsiIIJJbAY. June 80 1899.
oornrnereiuc III D. O'Clock ,. A.. that q I-
'rRACTIVE VACANT WEST END LOI
beginning at point on lAe SCUM 1iNe %.
Main street distant 100 feet IRON ihc east
line of Lom0aroy slte.g S.1 '',,
thence alons said south Inc OF Nam
street 40 feet more on less, ana extend
inc back from said front az right angles
a depth of 119 feet, moro or less 10 ah
mis- pronerty is advantageousy located
In the growing West End. convenient 10
street cars and schools. and Us sur, to
Increase I'm value in the near future.
An sales are made subject 90 iAe ape
nroval OF the Law ana Equity Court DO
Tho above mentioned suit. amt report
thereof will be made to said court for its
TERMS: one-fourth cash. balance IN
equal instalmentS ON cfcllt pi SIS.
twelve and eighteen months. the pur-
chaeors 10 give negotiable notes for sac %
deferred in4talmelfs. with interest added
from the day of sale. ana title % Tie re-
tanned until the rurchase-m0uey has been
paid i'm run and deed directed hv the
ronr, SAMUEL REGISTER
Trustee
l. Thompson Brown & Cos Aucioneera
S Weidman. &c. US. REGISTER. Trustee
and o. hers.
p Winston. clerk of the Law and
F0uifv court certify that tho bond ro-
ouired of the trustee hy the decree in safl
cause OF June @. 1899. has been duly given.
J.. j. WINSTON
emf GfsI e cum
'YIeID
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PARIS. June 2s.-The Venezuelan Arbi-
tration Commission was again IN session
to-day and the leading counsel for Great
Britain. Sir Richard Webster. the British
Attorney Genera. continued his preseata-
ton OF his side OF the case.
The commission adjourned 10 Wednes-
day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30

cLERKsvII.LE. MO. June 2a.-Fivs
men were drowned to-day In the Missis-
slppi river a nile above here by the over
turning Of a skin
They were government laborers en-
Gagged In the river Improvement work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30

Richmond. Va. June q. 1889.
THE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
have to-day declared the regular six 60
per cent. eemi-annual dividend on the
capital stock free of taxi. payable OUT
of the earnings Of the past months.
on and after July l. 1899.
RICHARD II. SMITH Cashier.
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Richmond. Va. June % 1890.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or THE
virginia Trust Company has this day
declared the usual semi-annuel dVi-
dend Of three 90 per cent. free Of tax.
on IT'S capital stock. payable on and
after Monday. July 3. 1893.
JOHN MORTON.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Richmond. Va. June y. 1879.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND have this day declared
therr usual SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
or THREE AND ONE-HALF PER
CENT. ont OF the net profits Of The last
silk months. free of tax. payable to the
stockholders ON and after July J. $500
r,aa j. T.. GLENN. Cashier.
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~ Edward s Rose Company.
Real Estate Auctioneeis,
No. IL north Eleventh street.

rrRUsTFFS' AUCTION SALE or No.
Il lis WEST BAKER STREET. BY
virtue o. a certain deed Of trust. dated
18th day OF December 1898. Of record I'M
the clerks off.ce OF Richmond Chancery
Court. D. b. 1874 y. page 323, default hay
ing been made IN tho payment OF the
debt thereby secured, ane being required
BY the beneficiary so 90 do, We VIII sell,
bv auction. upon the premises, on
SATURDAY. THE 1ST DAY OF JULY,
1899
M g o'clock p. NJ. the dwelling as above
numbered. The lot has front OF IL feet
on the north line OF Baker street and
extends back 90 feet 20 an alley 1G feet
vide. II you wish good paying property
buy this
TERMS Cash.
EDWARD s. ROSE.
IOSkPH w. THOMAS.
I'M Trustsea.
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Awarded salvage.

LONDON. June % The British steamer
Balmoral has been awarded $1,000 for
towing the British steamer Lokoia into
Fayal IN Nav with propeller gone while
bound from Galveston for Havre.
The Baimoral arrived at London June
gath herself disabled. having her tail
shat. broken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30

~-~-~l-.-..-----.-s--I .F'-T--a' !. =.
NOTIcE-ATLANTIc COAST
LINE RAILROAD COMPANY OF Nlh-
GlNlA.-The Board Of Directors nave de-
cllred a dividend Of three per GEM. on
ths capital stock OF the Atianuc coast
Line Railroad company ~ NHriH,"' -
GLIDING the original stock ana the
class r. stock. OF the Richmond ANA
Petersburg Railroad Company, and
dividend OF four per cent. on inc stocn
Of ne PETERSBURG Railroad. Oh the par
value Of one hundred dollars thereol,
ON of the net earnings OF this Company
for the six months ending June 20. lH'.
navable on July 3, 1899, TO Stockholders
Of record I'm each Company on the "a
dav of June 1899. The transfer books
wifi be closed from the I'D OF June 10
the "a OK July. 1899, both lnclus.Ee.s
". K. JONES,
iuiS Treasurer.
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Richmond. Va. June 13. 1899.
THE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
have declared the usual SEM ny l. A.
dividend of THREE PER CLN T.
ONT 81 the earnings for the past SIX
months. payable on or after July J. ls''.
j. ". SlNTON.
s,pt Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30

QUEENSTOWN. juno 2s--The British
second class cruiser MelamDus and the
torpedo boat Gossamere have left this
,cst 70 destroy the dgelict bark ssdartha-
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DIVIDEND NOTrcE.-THE BOARD OF
directors of the RICHMOND, FIRED
ERlCKsBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY have declared diyi-
dcnd or THREE AND \ HALF DOL
LARS per share on the Common stock
and Dividend Obligations or the cone
Inv nayable JJ-LY /. 1899, TO holders
- Inc same of record on the 2oth OF
Jnue $3.50. after which date the transfer
booi,s win be closed until July >. 1899.
J. Il. WINSTON,
fut7 Treasurer.
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(. ". BRANCH q CO.,
STATE BANK BUILDING,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
Private wires New York. Chicago and
all principal trade centres. 9cz-ot
TAN NOTICE..
Office of collector Of city Taxes,
city Hall Richmond va.
TOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

CITY 4dNt ist'H4AipiANs o.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
This Office will be ready 10 receive an or
out half of CITY TAXES, REAL AND
PERSONAL. ESTATE. sor the year 1873,
on JUNE ETH. ..,... -..,,-..
The whole tax is due. bu' the ordinance
provides that 0ue-hat 'nay De pald IN
fuue and the remaining hair pa Decemoer.
Failure 10 nav an or ouc-hali M June
inrurs a penalty of per cent on the
whole amount which is due at once, and
Il moi mid before TIMBER LIST the
Collector ls required 10 levy. win costs
added. ,sea chapter XIV, sec -
ALL MALES twenty-one years or age.
Ali, PERSONS tMALE or FEMALE
who own personal property or hold per-
sonal property as fduclary, and all par
lies conducting business in mo city or
Richmond (Of whatever naturel are as
sessed and viii please call ana settle, so
IA. 10 avoid delinquency.
Grading. Paving, Pipe ana sewer Con-
necfl0n Rills are payable IN the same
manner as Taxes and az the same time.
Give name lu which property stands and
see that YOU get an your BINS.
Thfs tclng the only notice provided FOR
bv law. please give IL prompt attention.
a. under the NEW ordinances per cent.
ncnaitv Will have 20 be added 20 the whole
bin after June 3oth.
Il. w CUNNINGHAM.
ara Collector Of city Taxes.
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NJ fiI>Gs.
X. l.. J. Blues Association,
Lima 90 1lO0

II. Il. J. Blues Association.
June 20. 1899.
A GENERAL MEETING OF The KlCH.
NOND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES
ASSOCIATION. called for the purpose
OF electing officers and the transaction
OF such other business as may come be-
fore H. will be held in the assembly,
room OF the Chamber OF Commerce
FRIDAY EVENING, June a0th, at g
o'clock =. NJ. A full attendance Is de-
sired. ID. A. RITCHfE,
iu3D Secretary.
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secnrLtv Rank.


100 east Main street.
Richmond Va
THE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
have declared the usual semi-annual
dl,.dend of three per cent. free of taNl.
uavable 20 the stockholders on and
after July lst
A. p. BLAIR Cashier
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Bv virtue of a decree of the Hust mgs
Court off the city of Mancnesler sllt OF
Kelley and WIFE etc.. US. lnomas 81.
Charley 81 ais. entered june %. 1850 Ne
viii sell al public auction. Oh ihe piein-
FRIDAY. JUNE 60 $780,
az O'Clock j.. A.. tnat valuable .ot oi
land. together with NE desirable dwell
ing thereon. fronting aO ltDt un tle Ncrt
line of Nineteenth street between Everett
and Maury streets. ANA running Na BIS n
parallel lines 700 feet. being tle same
real estate conveyed 90 Caroline CHA .k'of
by deed from George G.. Anderson aOd
wife. dated june l6. 1884, ana Iccorl0l DO
D. b. D. page oiH. 10 the Clerk office 0l
the Hastings Court of Manchester 10
which deed reference SIS hereby made.
This IS a comfortable dwelling with fine
shade IN yard
TERMS Onc-thrd purchase money
cash. balance on credit oi ANA l-
months. with interest from day of sale.
been fully paid and conveyance ordered
'' j. NJ. GREGORY,
ID l.. PlLiiAM
Special Commissioners.
A. Y. ADAMsON. Aucuoncer
In the Clerks office Of the Hastings
Court of the city OF Manchester.
Kelley and Wiic, etc..............Ila intiiis.
against
Chalkev 90 als............-..-..i citl uani-.
II. L. DuNal clerk ~ The said court
do certify that the bona required OK lhe
Special Commissioners by tine decree reu-
dered in said cause on the 2lth day Of
June 1899 has heel duly given.
Given under ms hand a. clerk ~ The
said court. this Path day OF June. 1899.
lu25 II. T. DnF AL 'l'iN-
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Office OK ,,,
Realty Bond and Investment '"hPn"s'.
ga3 cast Main street
THE REGULAR sEMi-ANNI,AAlt. ", ~, -
DFND OF THREE MD - go -
PER CENT. on the Fuh-fuiH ,n no
this company VIII be- pay".. ,,,r-
stockholders az the office OF ~
pany on and aftcr July >, ., ~,
ti3o secre'ars
Office Guarantee Building Loan anu
Trust Company
Richmond Va. June ~ i'"''
DIVIDEND - THE DIRECTORS vf
this company have declared Sr rt,p
ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF lWO r.. -
CENT. free Of tax) out or tne p'p III
o. the rast six months, payaD'e %" '''"
after JULY J. 1909 ,.,.,,r,pe,,>-
GEORGE c. JEFF IsisS''a,.
ju3o Heolo''l'
Commercial Building & Loan Assoc n.
Richmond. va. June - ~
rrrrCKs FOR THE SEMl-NNNl NJ
DIVIDENDS OF THREE YER 80 J.,
on prepaid and THREE MD iiHh
on full-paid stock Of his Association.
v,nl be mailed 10 stockholders ON Jun"
40 1saa r. NJ. CRUTcf,Frfl.D'
''' President
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- So IN of NIrgInIa.

Richmond. Va. June - 1879.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS Ban IS
have declared DIVIDEND OF THREE
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT, payable
ON and after July ], $50.
WA. NJ. HILL.
frng Cashier.
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Richmond. Va. june 2i 1870.
THE INFECTIONS OF THIS BANK
re,o today declared "a DIVIDEND or
TWO AND ONE-HALF PER CEN Z.
ON of the earnings OF the past SIX
rorths payable on and after July .,
800 n. a. WILLIAMS,
,a Cashier.