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The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11

NEWS OF THE WORLD
Brief Chronicle Of hll Important Happenings

Armed i.unatir AFTER the President.
young German farmer named
Henry Wcilhreunrr was arrested at
Sagamorc Inn. oyster Ray. while
mnking 4 peers s.tcut demand to see
President Roosevelt The man was
armed with a revolver fully loaded
He was taken 10 the village aud placed
In th" town prison and was arralgned
before Justice franklin on complaint
OF the secret service operatives. Jus
tlrc Franklin questioned the prisoner
about his movements aud his reptile,
were made In quiet tone OF voice
nut Indicated. apparently. that the
man is crazy. Asked why he went tn
Sagl'morc Hill. he replied:
Il went 10 sce the president about
his daughter. Alice"
Had you an cusag agemeut with the
PRESIDENT"
Yes"
How was that engagement madcT'
u rnlked with the president last
night. replied wellbrenncr.
How did You talk with him.
"Oh, I Just talked
~ sort of wireless talk. was IT,
Yes. TINT IL a. 4 wireless talk.
why did YOU want to see the prcs.-
dent about Miss Alicet"
Il wanted % marry her.
DID YOU ever see Miss Roosevelt
Yes | saw her night before last
Where did ynu sec her.
"At my house
Did she 20 over there
Yes. she came iu red Hutomuhilr.
Who accompanied her.
Her brother Theodore
Justice Frnkiu after the eNnmina-
iion concluded hr would hold We'll
hrrnnrr Uniil Ju .9qu.ry ot lUuacy
could %" held upon his ease"
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CoNDENSED NEW =.

The observance 81 Labor day, de'
spite the rain. brought uut ia full force
The wHgcwurk"r, who in most cases
marched under umbrellas The pro-
-cSSlnns COMPRISED thousands uf work
ors in all the larg" cities
Rcl oliver. president ~ the Ciu-
zens' Natiouul hauk of Beaumont.
Tex. the oi boom bank. which wa'' "A
- .uuu Ouo failure. was arrested
charged with mlSaprIying SiI.O1 or
The funds ur the institution He was
r.l,1~rd under StuuO bond
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\ New Canal Treaty.

tn" Colombian senate na> appointed
a commission tp prepare n bill author.
iZiug the government 90 negotiate a
canal treaty without violation nf the
constitution The general feeling is
favorable 90 ,hr new treaty.
SENIOR Mu1rJ. th" acting president
of th" senate. expressed hi~ admiration
fur the noble aud sincere policy pur.
sued by The United States aud hopes
that the canal viii u" opened hy them.
llr says he regrets he was obliged to
OPPOSE the llry-llerrau treaty a'' being
70 violation OF the laws uf the cnn>ti-
tuition. hut hc viii work strongly FOR q
canal treaty satisfactory 90 both coun'
tries. senator OhHidia. who has dccid.
cd tp support thr canal treaty. has
been appointed governor of Panama.
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B.Iduin'. FIgh,.

The examination of w T.. Baldwin.
the Adrian cigar manufactures
charged with criminal assault upon
Florence Spielman. which was set Tor
Monday, was again adjourned. Ooun-
sci for the defense cndra yorrd 10
waive examination hut Prosecuting Al
torncy Inslin asked FOR one. according
to his right Bnidwiu's attorneys took
the matter to thr circuit Court ana
Judge Chester issued nn order calling
the lower court Judge before him next
Saturday morning GO show cause why
Baldwin should not bc bound over
without an examination
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Idaho Gentiles are M In arms over
the report that senator Hepburn ~
about 10 name Smith III. Wooley. a
prominent Mormon. FOR n~snycr ln
charge Of the state assay office in
Boise city. One-third 81 the voters ln
Idaho are Morinons. aud II IL fcareI
they will come To- run the state.
Dr. 4 a Ames. former mayor of
Minneapolis. under whose rule that
city was stceped In licensed vice. must
now go Ia the penltentiary. Ills mo.
ton foe n new trial has been denied
and only his appeal to the Supreme
Court. generally conceded to De vain.
which will be heard this fali. remains
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Champion Jeffries was star fire.
fighter az n fire which destroyed the
building occupied by the Pioneer Roll
Paper company and the Lacey Manu-
facturlng company. IN Los Angeles
lie tossed the aOO-pound rolls Of pa
per into places of safety without even
taking OF his coat.
Mrs. Bob" Burlette. wife OF the
humorist. has been appointed n special
police officer In Pasadena, and wears
police badge No 30. Mrs. Burdette II
u member of the - T.. g. A. OF Pasa.
dena. and intends 10 use her new DOW.
ers 90 protecr animals. She II the
first woman police officer In the state.
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nlLnd rrl.nnrr. Mln mnt Irnn..

\ ~prril. f-om N.eru, ,lys. Mace
,luuln bands under fhv leadership ut
SnrIfun. rrr accused ut heudi-h AFRO.
citir, uu 900 Rouminiuu> aud Loan
Alhau.nuS after tu" capture of Hru.
shc,n Thrr,. RnumaUiau~ were
blinded with AIt lruns. stake WIS
driven through ne" stomach of an.
other. aud a." tongue nt 4 th'ri was
cut nur aud hi month stuffed with
pprl, flr Many -.ri, lud women were
driven mad
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Tn. ,,ontnup- t,niiure

A meeting Of the creditors ot
Charles l.. Montague and Referee in
Bankruptcy Harlow p. Dayock vas
held "Wednesday and the Union Trust
Co. OF Detroit vas appointed trustee
In bankruptcy Tor Montague cred
itors. The bond was liked at 500 900.
Tho trust company vas appointed re-
ceiyer in bankruptcy by the court a
few weeks ago.
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Harry T.. kreyil. son or well
known ~. Louis merchant. murdered
his bride. Mrs Annie Schnnrr kcevll.
whom hr sscrrjly married month
ago. then killed himself
Pittshurg Sllyationlsts under the
leadership of Sum capt White will
leave "Wednesday for the feud district
of Kentucky and undertake. the worl;
~ reforming The feudists The obicc.
tive point will be- Rrcathitt county.
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Innfr..-d Trrn.nn.

Tho German sergeant and six pri.
Yates who wrr" recently arrested for
treason ut Metz hny" confessed that
they stole two bombs. with the new.
secret fuses attached for au agent -.
France.
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,MrsrnENr. phrnoIr

NTrk tnI ~ ~rp'. =
Iy,rrN TuEArga.."At The Oh eros, Roads
S.t. Matiues ..r. EyrnnRs Oh, i>c - 'ac.
yvu,rSry TugArEH-"OvrF Niagara Fails 80
Natlnsc Iuc l'c AMI .a-. Eve lh' tjc inl ic.
.rrurtu .rHEArEN AND WoNpeHi.NNp -Attor-
noon. ..I. 100 90 80. Evenings, lF ..i 20 NC
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LIVE >TooK.

I.trolt -Dutfir.-,'uolca strrrt. - 10
"a :. good enpt,r butcher st-"rs I'no
O., 200 pound tidl 80. light tn good
butcher steers .vnd heifor-. 700 - 700
r..r.td. So -5#tt so. mixed hutfnNrs
and ff COWS o. ioft4 1N .tun'rH.
50 sorr2 sn. ,'mm'u "HiIe - - -, u >.
o. Trra 8. 90. 9 20. good 49, 30 hI'd
feeders 81 - t.ii s.. light ri"' n:
80 aU"a Do. Mite. cows ~pi = tn
market active ff ft.tt Nrvi prices. -,
.g.0 N,II calves. Market active tui
s.rpug at ifHt w.rk- price. 81 90"
5i
ilov. nrary ho.- am an4 slow ,t at
e. s6tfs 90 workers.. Hy"rIg" % % Do"
pounds. briusiuz t.r top prices iWp
inr punches b~pusbf s. 90. light good
hutcscr. s. s105 Ns pig. s. i5 .
d So. light ,pIkeFs. s.. % b -,
ipughs. sl"il ~. stass > N
Su~sp. E--t lambs. 81 - 80 %, lhlf
Co guod lambs ttol %: light u" r'iu
.n1n lambs S. in.fg. y"Hrilug- 10
80 fair o. good butcher Ehr-p. y: %
20. culis and Common. tiH..
Chicago -cattlr-Good 90 prime
rtccrS. s. e. Gb. poor % medium. - 10
RS 90. stpck-tz aud feeders. s. so On
Z IS. COWS and lHlf~rs. ; 5Jui can
ners. 81 5ouc -. bulls ga 81:
calves s. soH5; Texas ste"rt. s. "a ["
30. Western -tcrrs - .on -.
Hogs-MiNed ana butchers. - 2.h
2 90. good 10 choice heavy. s. ton 30.
rough h"ayy Si iod5 80; light - 50
Hi y lHa n.INA fN HNH"N. - tff ~ % Nh
sheep Good o. choice w"thers. 81 20
as 80: fair 90 choic. mixed. s. 20 ~
: s5. native lambs. - 5omG
Eas, RuGalo-catue market dun.
Hogs Mediums 81 1905 Is. heavy.
s. t5n6 "a. york,rS. 81 30n6 IS. pigs.
t6m6 Is. roughs, sjH5 25; stays SO
shccp-Best lambs. s. 75d5 a.. fair
to good. IS i1a5 50 culls. common.
- 25U5. MIXED sheep. s. s0R3 t5.
SEQ. Is, ewes 81 10. y-ariings. tfs
rs. wcthcra s. 1ifG; calves stcedy
best. s. esHi 90. fair To good. ss0i
Grain, Efr.
Detroit traBhl wheat = white.
Sthc. No. . rod > ears 40 sti. sept.
1000 bu "a Sthc. Dee. 5000 bu at
seAc. 5000 bu al sst.c. 5000 hu az
S6hc. 10000 bu at s6Nc closing nom
inai at 81 SO. May. 5000 bu az S9C. To-
000 bu az sNf.r 5000 bu az ssa, ~ 10
600 hu nt sNiss. closing nominal 80 $50:
NJ : red. A2l.r by snmpie. cars at
az sec. , car Jt Sic per bu
Corn-No. mixed. sgtsr. 40 g yell
low. b0iac prr hu bid
patT-No. white. spot cars at
3N &c Z cars nt iSiac. dp sept. 600
hu az asa 1000 hu at sStsc closing
nominal =, ashc per bu.
Bcans-spot. g. Is bid. oct. = O,
asked; - best bid Nov. 81 as asked
Chicago tcashl - Wheat-No spring.
ssn SIC. No. 2. soHStc. No red SID
&c
Corn-No. >. 5eLc: No. 2 yellow. sgn,c.
Oats-So. : white. 35Hs5Lc
Rye-No. = 55hc
Harley Good feedins. t9c; fair to
choice mailing. 5gWs6r
Jailer Galloway. OF Shnwneetown.
gamcly defended his Jail all night
against a mob of - masked meu. who
were determined fo lynch John Grlf.
iin. colored. charged with an attempt
40 assault On white woman. The
negro was iinally sent away for safe
keeping.
W. ]. Bryan closed his big Ohio tour
by addressing an immense crowd In
Marion. %. lie received an ovation
for praislng Tom Johnson, Indorsed
Clarke for senator dcspite the fact that
he didn't vote for Bryan. favored a
lwo-cent railroad fare. and equaliza.
iion in taxation.
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SG.GOspl

loial ,...,.t...s..........' 'sn.'''VV''
II II said that when the present sea
son closes all OF these factories VIII be
amalgamatcd under one big company
and one management for the sake 0f
economy In operating them.
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Weak
Hearts

Are due 10 indigestion. N!Hs,y-nins OF every
one hundred people who have heart trouble
can remember when IL vas simple indigs1-
ton. II Is a scientific fact that all cases of
heart disease. rot organic. are not only
daceable 10. bu, arc the d!re:t result OF .ndl-
gss,ion. All food tai en- into the stomach
which fails Of perfect digestion fefmen,s and
swellS the stomach. putting Il UP against ths
heart This interierc5 with the action Of
the heart. and In the course o. time that
delicate bu, vital organ becomes diseased.
Mr. . Ksa5.,. oi N-vaia. o. says; I had stomach
trouble ani vts N bad state IS had heart irou-ls
With a. t-7S koi3l Dy.g-pa!a Cure Ter sbcui iogr
monihs ard q cured me.
Kodol Digests What You Eat
and relisves the stomach Of all nervous
strain and the hear, o. al pressure.
Bottles only. 500 Sf- h,.iing ~ times the trial
size WAish sells f.r soc.
Prepared by L. o. Dewitt & co.. CHICAGO.
Grant Holden.
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An examination of the records show
that the sugar trust has obtained con-
troll OF several OF the bret sugar fac
tories of Michigan. Either hnlf In
tcrcst or more in the capital stock oi
all but one ot the following companies
has been obtained.
Valley Sugar Co., of Saginaw.
capital stock .............S 0OO.OJ'
Saginaw Sugar Co. of sag
inaw. capital stock ..,..... GJOOOp
Alma Sugar 60. OF Alma.
capital stock ............ G5o.OO
Bay Michigan Sugar 60,
Bay city capital stock. lOOO.vp
Tawas Sugar CO., East
Tawas. capital stock .... JoO.OOD
Pcninsular Sugar REFINING
Co. Caro-. capital srock. ... i,OOO.OoD
Sebewang Sugar Refining
CO.. capital stock ........ Go.0DD
Sanilac Sugar Refining 90.
Croswcll capllnl stock .,.. GOo,ODD
MenOmlnee River Sugar 60.
Menominee. capital stock No.oO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-12

- ga stchncraphcr mud typcwtiter In a private
office; references furnished. Address BOX SO,
(,iarlev{lla
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SUMMER RESORTS.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,
THU HOMESTEAD nc

THE HOMESTEAD HOTEL
will make special rates from Juno 10Th
to August 18th to parties staying one
AMus ENESTs-Go Links and Club
House. Tennis and SQUASH Courts. Swim
ming Pool, Fine Saddle Horses and LlV-
cry Casino for Dancing. Royal Poinciana
Orchestra.
Table unexcelled: Is supplied with fresh
vegetables and milk from Homestead gar
den and dairy.
Luxurious baths and most curative wa
tiers known for rheumatism. Govt. Obesl-
y FRED STERRY.
Manager
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PERSONALS.

wAxENE. tho only durable floor polish. TAN
NER PAINT 4 oil. CO.. 1910 Y. Main Street
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s,ruAT,oNs wANrgp-rEMALE.

LADY TEACHER will give her services a.
yApcher IN family in exchange for board, NJ.
s. b., No. 2i2o Calvert Street NJ, baltimore.
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RAILROADS.
y SM7M! Norfo|ki1sWe

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
900 A. M. NORFOLK LIMITED: Ar.
Ylvcs Norfolk II ~ A. n. Stops only ut
Petersburg. Waysrly and suffolk; 800
sos A. NJ. CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car. Petersburg TO Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Pullman sleepers Roanoke !, t. to
Roanoke to Knoxville. and Knoxville to
Chattanooga and Memphis. 80
FaInmy!le LynchbgyT and Roan ft, i,r,,r
Arrives Norfolk 800 p. NJ. Stops only at
Petersburg. Wayerly end sNfrolk. Connss ss
York, BALTIMORE and Washington. 80.
1925 P. NJ. for Norfolk and all stations
$40 P. NJ. NEW ORLEANS SHORT
LINE: Pullman seepers RI Ri slnn,rs 70 70
Dast Radford: Lynchburg to Chattanooga
Memphis and New Orleans. CAFE DINING
Car.
2 P. NJ. and s:55 P. NJ; from Norfolk II w
A. M. and 7:2l P. NJ. @
w. b. BEVILL. G. Fl. BOSLEY.
Gen. Pass. Agent DE. PASS. Agent
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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Office of Collector Of City Taxes,
~. rt5i.: (,itv Hall Richmon6 Va

City Hall. Richmond, Va:
RECEiyE ALL OR oNE,HALF oF
CITY TAXES. REAL ESTATE. AND
PERSONAL. FOR THE YEAR. 1903. ON
JUNE 18TH,
The whole tax Is due. but the ordinance
provides that one-half may be paid In
June and the remaining half In December.
Failure to pay all or shalt in June in
ours u penalty of s per cent. on the whole
amount. which Is due at once. and 4 not %
paid before SEPTEMBER list the ColleG-
tor is required to levy. with costs added
(See Chapter XIV. sec. 10
ALL MALES, 81 years OF nge. ALL
PERSONS (MALI1 OR FEMALlI) VINO
own personal property. or hold personal
property MS fiduciary. and all parties con;
Quoting business in the city of Richmond
(of whatever nature) are assessed, ana
VIII please call and settle. 80 ms to avoid
delinquency:
nection Bills are payable IN the same
manner ms Taxes, and at the same time.
Give name in which property. stands,
and see that you get all your bills,
This being the only notice provided FOR
by law, please give It prompt attention.
as under the new ordinance per cent.
penalty will have to be added to the whole
% Office ie o. open from $3.50 a. NJ; to 6.p NJ.
y. w. CUNNINGHAM.
IN s-to30 Collector of City Taxes.
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NOTICE I!

TAKE NOTICE, MANCHESTER METs-
chants, Lawyers. Doctors. Sc; All bust,
ness and professional Licenses expired
April 49, 1903, and under the present !! law sa',
10 report TO the Corporation Court AZ
dellnquents who fail to procure thelr
license before the July term Of court. No
time to lose; attend to fh's oI mRIleI ~
once. .. r., WLtaS;
Commissioner of Revenue for Manc re
ter. Va June o-lot
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WANTED. a good all.round telephone MAN, who
mornrto phones OF the Rcll make: give ref
erence and state salary wanted; dSnt , nrGE
TFIEpiiOSE CO., SmithNcld, Va
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WANTED, in private cottage at Virginia Beach,
boarders Address W. H.. 200 Mowbray Arch.
Client. Norfolk.
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l.
HELP WAkTED-MALE.

WANTED. FOR u. S. ARMY: Able
bodied. unmarried men,, between ages OF
q and a5, citizens of United states: OF
good character and temperate hanlts, W Mo
Information apply TO Recruiting OFFICER,
ito East Broad Street, Richmond va.
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SUMNER BoARDERs at Rippiemead.
one mile from Shawsville Depot: large, airy
rooms good table: telephone in house; adults
preferred. Mrs. FRANK M'CHESNEf. shaws-
ville Va.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


:. Office supt of Public Charities.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
ceived at this Office Groom 8, City Hall.)
until II NJ on MONDAY. June Is. 1893.
for FURNISHING THIS DEPART
MENT WITH WOOD AND , GOAL for
w EsTiMATE OF NEED:
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIVE as TONS, MORE OR LESS. OF
ANTHRACITE COAL, egg size, 200
pS T%o i sfg ;SH AMP rIEry ss 90
QUALITY RUN or NINE POCAHON.
TAs OR NUTTELBERG ENGINE
COAL, 1000 pounds TO ton, Bid on
TivT HTNp dig gSgs G1RRs M pIRI5
WOOD. sawed ends last seasons, cut
ting, and OF uniform size to be delv-
cred at City Almshouse In such quantity
and at such times as may be directed
by the superintendent; wood TO be meas
ured at the Almshouse, the department.
will rick the same. Coal 10 be weighed
at the Amshouse.
Also for SAVING FOUR HUNDRED
900 CORDS OF PINE WOOD. more or
less at the City Almshouse. and deliv,
cring the same to all parts of the city In
lots of 100 blocks each, as may be d.
rected by the superintendent,
Bonds. with approved security in the
penalty of $3.50, will be required for the
satisfactory completion OF contract.
The Committee for the Relief OF The
| Poor reserve the right to reject any or
all proposals offered,
Further Information can be obtained
! at this office,
GEORGE b. DAVIS,
| Jul2-2t Superintendent
Ju l2-2t
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BANK STATEMENTS,


REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TILE E
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK, ~
RICHMOND. IN THE STATE OF
l XIEs5N JUNE AZ .. TEE 1sos CLOSE y 20
RESOURCES. =,
Loans and discounts. ....... S2,on'1e q
Overdrafts. secured and un- $50 g,
U. S. bonds to secure circu- ,oo o,o ~
y. ao D. pohus ~ 100000 90
pr renInas; on U. S. bonds. 27sss e
Stocks. securities. etc.........; l,Vo W
se aat,,rea mouse, iu...ue l 1885 c.
other real estate owned.. 1851 q
D pesa lr agents1. l52,4o4 IA
D hank 1.uu So ............... 1892 %
Duo aeen from app'o.eu al, o46 90
Checks and other cash items. s,2S4 20
Exchanges for clearing house 5st69 Of
N Ranks 49, ........ 1900 90
fT nickels and cents. 1913 Sc
Lawful money reserve IN ~ ba az VIZ
Aes"' ee''ue' ''o'ee'.. - l4s,45o so
Redemption fund with U. S.
t eulation5 70 per een. :. c 4,o 90
Due frorl u. S. treasurer, 9TH
lion III ri" FIND Observation-Disclosures. ~ COCO co
Total, S. ,6os 40
=====
r,n,ta, stock naid in........... S. 100000 %
Surpl,ls fund 10000 90
o lenses and taxes paid H.. 77s,123 g.
National bank notes outstand- ~
Interest due depositors......... 1927 "a
Due TO other Nation
al bankS........... is,1V "a
Due to State banks
and bankers. 1925 81
Individual deposits
subject to check. 1,s22,G44 80
Demand certificates
Of deposit.......... 41l.1s9 o.
Certified checks..... LII g
: - 2,756,531 81
Bills payable... 100000 90
Total. .............. s4.2s4.en3 40
State OF Virginia; city Of RICHMOND .s
above named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the
RICHARD H. SMITH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
ii'n Wv ". - ". ut GosDEN, Notary Public.
80 JAMES n. BOYD.
W. ]. WEsTWOOD,
T. VIM. PEMBERTON,
MORTON 3. ROSENBAUM.
Directors.
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PRINTING.

CHEAPEST Printing House in Richmond: Work
strictly nrst.clss and up-to.date. Telephone
334l II you have any doubts, and VIC VIII
convince you that we can save you money.
This affects your pockctbook so keep US 10
mind. HARRIS PRINTING CO., 1903 East
franklin Street
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WANTED. a young registered assistant Dug
CLERK; state salary aud give reference ~"
dress Lock rox g. Elkton. W.
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SIX MILES from Richmond, on the G. 9.
IL n; hot md cold water; Convenient mail:
train and telephone service; good bathing aud
boating: moderate terms: frsf-"lass farsi
newly built and furnished. Address BOX Isl.
Richmond Va.
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WANTED TWO MEN: one TO take charge OF a
soda fountain and one to rim 4 cIEar stand;
experience required. Address Two MEN,
care this office.
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% r. g. ID Richmond, Fredericks =
Ns Ia Y Is burg & Potomac. r. 2

burg q Potomac n. y
Trans Leave Observation-Disclosures.
35l A. NJ. daily, Byrd st. Through,
GAS a. Nj. daily. Main St Through.
tbs "A. NJ, week days. Eiba. Ashland &C.
500 x. 81. Sunday only. BYRD 8.
$40 A. M. week days. Byrd st. Through.
H:u5 noon. week days. Byrd st. Ihrousn-a
400 r. NJ. week days: Byrd St led
I ericksburg accommodation.
SOS p ~. daily, Main st. Through.
6:25 r. NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland nc"
sos =. ~. daily, Byrd st. THROUGH.
Communications
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures
$40 a. NJ, week days. Elba. Ashland ac'
s:15 a. NJ, week days. Byrd St.. Fred
ericksburg accommodation.
s:35 A. NJ. daily. Byrd st. Through
11:55 A. NJ. week days. Byrd st. Through.
2:Oo p. NJ, daily. Main st, Through.
500 p. Nj, week days. Islba. Ashland ac-
" cOmmoda ton
tbs p. NJ. daily. Byrd st, Through.
600 p NJ daily. Byrd st. Through.
1929 P. NJ. daily. Main st. Through.
ll:O) p. M, week days. Eiba. Ashland ac'
fcommodaton.
Note-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
~ 5, 1sdf ". CUT cuLP. ". P!TAYLoR
Genl Man'r. asst Gen'l han'r. Trnf. Man'e
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SUMNER aoARDERs,

FEW BoARDERs Accommodated At private
cottage on Chesapeake Bay near hotel; boat
Ing. bathing. fishing free; terms reasonable
Mrs. W.. II. JOHNSON. Ocean View. va
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WANTED.

nithcd room, with board; south of Broad and
west of Fifth. Address SECRETARY, care
Carrier No. 10.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
On Norfolk and Western Railroad.
Address PHIL. F. BROWN, Prop.

ereenbrIer White Sulphur Springs, WA
,(The "OLD WIIITE'' Sulphur opens
June "a. Famous for It's sulphur baths.
Modern improvements with private ba ths:
week. $50 TO 800 per month. Write for illus
trated booklet Address GEO. A. MILLS.
Jr., Mgr, Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-rive thousand shares RICHLAN0
OH Stock. Write ]. NJ. STEPHESsoN'
Lynchburg. Va.
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FOR SALE cheap or exchange. anything useful,
twenty.four Golf Clubs and three Club Bags;
good. second hand order. WATSON, Nimrod
Hail. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
LADIES' COLUMN.

SOFT CREAM CANDY AT KAEMrF's, ITO N.
Ninth street.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK, AZ
VIRGINIA.. AT THE CLOSE OF BUS
MESS JUNE 9. 1903
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BUSINESS WANTS.

SOFT CREAM CANDY AT KAEMPf's. Ito N.
Ninth Street.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA. AT
RICHMOND, IN THD STATE. OF Wy
GINA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSl-
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LADIES Chests and Busts Developed lno mas.
sage): results. positively guaranteed; best fity
lE1s SCHOOL PHYSICAL CULTURE. OPT y.
Broad.
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MORPHINE. Landanum. Cocaine and Liquor
habits permanently and painlessly cured at
home; no detention from business action I'm.
mediate: leaves patient In natural healthy
condition without desire for drugs; cure guar-
antced for $1,000 Write for particulars. DR..
LONG CO.. Atlanta Ga.
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State OF Virginia; City OF Richmond-ss:
4 Richard II. Smith. cashier Of the
above-naIned bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true TO the
best of my knowledge and belief.
RICHARD H. SMITH, Cashier.