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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-02

La Sociedad de las mujeres artistas
exhibe actualmente al p6blico parlsien,
en- su segunda Exposition anual, $50
cuadros, dibujos, etc. En- la referida Ex-
posici6n no fa1ta originalidad, notando-
Sc en- conjunto buen gusto, espfritu de
observation, gracia y ejecucion acer-
tada.
Otra manifestation del arte femeniI,
mas Suntuosa, mas cuidada y mas ex-
quisita, es la que Sc nos ofrece en- la
Exposition de la Sociedad de la Mi
niatura, de la Illumination y de las
artes precioSaS.
DeSde hace algunos aflos, Sc ha ope-
rado una verdadera transformation en-
este genero de manifestations art1sti-
cas-.
La ejecuci5n, que revelaba un carac-
ter de production industrial excesiva-
mente marcado. aparece hoy puesta
al servicio del arte, resultando de clio
trabajos tan notables como hermoscs.
Los miniaturistas, preSentan mejor
sus modelos, cuidan mas Ia election,
despiegan mayor gusto y producer
bebida gaseoca y tambien en- sellos ca
QOSlS uS CIGS CuCudTdudS OG CdlS aI O1d.
conjuntos mas esteticos, de ejecucion
1ijera y refnada la vez.
Cast todas las miniatures son de5idas
a mujeres, muchas de las cuales culti-
van tambien con buen exiio ell arte,
delicado y muy en- boga, de la ilumi-
nacion de misales, y el de bordar fgu-
ras en- seda, presentando cofrecillos 6
arquillas con los brillantes colores que
dan los bordadoS.
Los artistas varones exhiben ilustra-
clones de 1ibros y deliciosas estatuillas
de cera. Esta substantial, tan docil a
los dedos del artista, es ahora mucho
menoS fragil, graciaS ingenioSos pro-
cedimientos.
Vense tambien bell1simas acuarelas
las que Sc af1aden puntas de brillanre
metal en- los ropajes y adornos. de lc
que resulta TN aspecto bizantino baS-
tante original, pero algo teatral.
Las curiosas joyaS esrnaltadas tras-
lucidas, de gran hr1llo, del conde de
Suan de la Croix, producer admiration
por la rlqueza de su ammonia y la ORR
ginalidad de Sl1S formaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-02


Muy fertil en- acontecimien-
tos va resultando la inesperada
vista de Eduardo VII; inespe-
rada hasta cierto punto, pues
sabido es que en- estos tiempos
los Monarcas hacen por ST mis-
mos sus maletas y sus asuntos
Y sc cuelan de rondon donde ne.
cesitan colarse. Ell paseo, de
puro entretenimiento, segGn Sc
dijo, que dio el.EmperadOr Gui.
Illermo a fines de este verano,
tuvo por consecuencia la inter
vencion europea en- Venezuela.
IOue consecuencia tendra el
paseo que acaba de terminar
Eduardo VII? Desde luego pue-
de Y debe asegurarse que el
Rey de Inglaterra y Emperador
de las Indias no vino a Paris pOr
gusto de volver a yer, hacinadas
en- un palco de la Comedia Fran
cesa, a las ant1guas am1gas del
Principe de Gales. Vino a yer
al presidente de la Rep1blica, al
ministro de Estado y.... al
hombre del porvenir en- Fran
cia: Waldeck-Rousseau; y de
estas entrevistas, del acuerdo de
ambos Gobiernos y de ambas
Prensas, saldra algo bene6cioso
para FranCia, aunque no tanto
como para Inglaterra.
"Los gordos 1mperialatos, el
imperiaIato ingl6s, el imperiala-
to aleman, el imperialato russo,
y bien pronto ell imperialato de
los Estados Unidos, Sc tragaran
los pequenos pueblos, 9 los pue-
bios que, despues de haber sido
grandes, sc han convertible en-
pequenos, advierte Drumont.
Cierto. Pero Francia no esta,
al menos por ahora, en- situacion
de que Sc la traguen. Todavfa
puede sacar alg1n provecho pro-
piO, aunque sea una raspa, del
festfn de los imperialatos.
Otra novedad producida por
ell viaje de Eduardo VII es la
actitud de los socialistas, sir
viendo de pararrayosal Monarca
britanico y vitoriandole en- Pa
r1s.
va Sc que me van ustedes a
decir que esa actitud, en- la cues
ton polftica, no es mas que res :
puesta a la actitud de los naciO-
nalistas que quisieron silbar al
Rey.
No dire que no. Pero Ell he
cho, como observa 'LEclair,' =
de que los socialistas dedicasen
el ''Primero de Mayo" a vitorear
a un Emperador, no deja de ser
tan curioso como expressive.
Que los anarquistas defendie-
sen al presidente de la Rep1bli-
ca en- Longchamps, puede pasar.
Pero que los socialiStas defen-
dan y amparen a Emperadores,
Reyes, Chahs y bajas de siete
colas, es TN case digno de es-
tudio.
lTendrfa que yer que los So
cialistas defendiesen a Abdul
Hamid porque 10 atacaran los
nacionalistasl..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-02
Colocaci0n

La solicita, sea en- el campo 6 en- una
poblacion, TN sefior que puede trasla-
darse a cualquier punto de la Isla.
Posee bastante el indioma ingles, que
Sc propone perfeccionar, y una larga
practica en- trabajos de escritorio, bufe-
te ofcina.-Para mas informes, diri-
girse esta imprenta.
3-5 Mayo % de 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-02
" "BirreSbOrn''
Aqua mineral natural

Ofrecemosesta aqua, que por
tantos afios Sc consumio en- la
IsIa con excelentes resultados
para las intermediates del esto-
mago, hfgado, ri1ones, intesti-
nos, etc. etc, y como la mas agra
dable bebida para la mesa.
Pfdase en- las farmacias y col
mados, 6 a los
UNTcos MPoRTADoRES
GAMBIA Y STUBBE.
rETUAM 80. SAN JUAN. P.-R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-02

(PensamientO de Victor HMgO.)

|
Huracan que destruyes
con saf1a concentrate
los mas preciados frutoss
que ell hombre elaboro;
que rules y trepidas
con ira furibunda
tronchando despiadado
ell arbol y la flor,
respeta en- tus furoreS
el pecho de la hermosa
en- que fulgura estable
la llama del amor,
y deja que fructfferas,
lozanas y arrogantes
ostenten las espigas
del fruto ell esplendor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-02

Pero combate rudo
con ansia destructora,;
con hiel en- tus instintos,
con fmpetu feroz,
la espiga que sin fruto
ondea en- los sembrados,
el arbol que pregona
esteril su verdor,
y aniquila y destroza
la fragil envoltura
de la mujer suicida
que vive sin amor!
M. Garcia Rueda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-02
Paris ar2iS&iC0
M. Garcia Rueda.

Miniatures -Transformaci6n-El femi
nismo-Estatuas de cera -Acuare-
las-Aspecto bizantino-Joyas es-
maltadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-02
E. FRANCS. E9ERfs!zise. EHzRSgEz5

Ell mejor COLMADO conterfa reposterfa hcores vinos
conservas.
Sc srven encargos de duces vzcochones coneta hela
dos, ETC., etc. para bodaSy bauizos.
Importaciones directas de todas procedenca
Gran fbrica de chocolate alVapo eaborado con cacao
azucar del pals
Premiado en- la Exposition Buffalo de 1901 con medaa
bronco en- Ia de Charleston de 1902 con Ia de oro
Production daria 500 libras.
Agente en- San Tuan lslDR0 A. SANCHEZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-02
La CerVeZa
ANHEUSER BUSCH

Compuesta de extracto de cebada pura dpulo, es Ia
mas tonca mas saludable detodas las cervezas. No
causa dyspepsia. La fabrica es Ia mas grande del
mundo.
E consume del ano pasado assemble 1877, 300
botelas.
Agente R. A. Macfe. Tetuan 7.
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z.AN!ARD|.EL|L|,l
PASSES AWAY.
Former Premier Dies at His
Villa at Madeno, on Lake
Corda.
HAD TUMoR IN HIS STOMACH
Forced BY lll-Hcalth to Resign
in Octobcr Last With Eli
tire Cabinet.

ROME. Dec. 26.--Former Premier
znrardeili died at his villa at Maderho,
on Lake Carda. ut 1880 o'clock TINS eve
Ming.
The news of the former Prenier's death,
although expected, produced profound
if,pression here, Rome considering MN
ms ONE of nor citizens. The King anu
Co,,ecn learned OF tho death OF SiEnor
Zanardelli While they were attending the
opening night OF the opera season, ana
Immediately left tho theatre liigh diSni-
taries say that solemn funeral WI DC
held Mt the expense of the State
Guiseppc zanardcli, who had previous
" served one term as president ol the
Chamber OF Deputies. was fe-eletteu 20
the Chamber in May, 1895, and December
IA 1897, was appointed president OF ire
Council OF Ministers, and In April, 1903.
he beca me 50 seriously Ill that lie tainted
as he was leaving the Qulrlnal after me
weekly consultation of the Premier with
the King. He was taken to his nome ana
the doctors said there was nothing alarm
ING III his condition Later no resigned MS
office. :,
Early In August last signor zanardelli
became so III that his physicians recon-
n,ended q complete rest. and OCTOBER soth.
he resigned with his whole Cabinet owing
10 Ill health, the step being IN no way
connected with the political situation,
though attempts were made to connect
the resignation Of the Cabinet with the
postponement of the Cars visit to Rome.
4 dispatch from Rome last night an
nounced that the condition of siGn7r
Zanardelli was extremely grave. His doc
tors made public the fact of the existence
of tumor in he patients stomach ana
added that they had given UP all hope CT
Signor Zanurdellls recovery. This nc"s
caused a deep Impression In Rome.
The deceased statesman was seventy
seven years old.
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This Is a charming little home. OBJECT
wide by IS feet inches long, designed
for small family and n modest purse.
The finish throughout, as estimated. Is
of the most inexpensive kind. though in
good taste, but the house itself is most
convenient.
In the suburbs of son1o Of the large
cities, the heating would be extra, but
in most places hot air heating would
be nclue.,d In the estimated cost.
The exterior Is clapboards or siding.
over sheathing; the roof is shingled.
The house Is intended to be white or
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...BriefC.

(special to The Times-Dlspatcho
GLOucEsrER C. FL. VA Y i,,a Dec: n Ss:E
While shootng ata marc az bsss Mr.
e owens gun accidentally discharged ana
wounded his cousin, the son, or MT. AleA;
+ owens, in his arm, between his elbow and
Mr 9wsny and Tas cae rG9 ~ pr
& Hoskins. Lane and White. who nope 10
save his arm. aa.
WlSCl rs TER, yA.-Albert Ogden, an
inmate Of the Parish Farm VINO mn ca am:
found dead in a yard IN rear OF a Main
Street residence. lie had been dead for
several hours, and an Inquest was deeinGu
and was tie son of the late Thomas Os-
4 den. a prominent Winchester manulac-
h turer
STAZEWELL, VA.-Lee Finlay, who
several months ago, was tried and acquit-
ted In the county Court here Thursday.
The coloie Odd-Fellows OF which Fin
lay was Il member paid the attorneys Tor
BOYDION, VA.-Thc negro train wreck
or, Arthur Lee, who was convicted he. G
Tuesday in the County Court OF Mecklen-
burg, for an attempt at wreckng trains
years in the pcnitentidry, was turned over
to the sheriff of Halifax county and was
taken to Halifax on the afternoon train,
where he stands charged with w.ecKing
as1rain in that county on Thanksgiving
DAY. Tie prisoner mas confessed the
crime in both cases.
L.s.> -. uN. WA petition has Iocen
signed by a, number oil ireehodcrs of
Rockpridge and forwarded to Stale En-
tomooSlst Philhps, at Blacksburg, setting
forth the existence lin the. county OF the
San lose. scare ond asking that steps
be taken for It's eradication.
PhlE-rsbuhG. VA.-The Rev. James
W; Fshbu,n the negro preacher who
sold to negroes in this city New Jersey
lands that do not exist, has been brought
to Peters burg from Mt. Holly, n. j. Two
Of the most prominent law firms at Mt,
Holly represented Fishburn ut the pro-
ceedlngs In that place.
MALVERN HILL, VAL. c. and Il.
Gill's dry goods and liquor store at Provi.
dence TO Sc was robbed Christmas eve
A number of watches, besides a large
stock Of razors, were taken. The thieves
entered by boring out the lock with
augerS.
PETERSBURG. vA.-Thc best talent
OF the city will take part in the New Year
reception TO he given at the Y. NJ. c. A.
New Years evening The ladies auxiliary
Will nave charge Of the dining room
There will be a continuous entertainment
give an exhibition: the Y, NJ. c.. a. orchcs-
ira Will play several selections, and Mr..
hlbbey, the new secretary, will pay sew
eral selections on the Xylophone, This
will be W first New Year reception ever
led at the association.
FACES, NA.-Grnnt Trahynum colored,
was shot and Instantly Killed by Mr. "a
tayette Rodden, OF this place ut an early
hour Christmas morning. Trahynum WAS
drunk and using pIrolanc language. trying
to force his way into Rodden's house
MANCHESTER, VA.--While hunting for
rabbits near Boycevllo this afternoon,
William Randolph fatally shot George
Coy over the neait
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colonial yellow. with 0 green or gray
roof; tn, trim white.
The pretty windows and graceful
shape makes 1t a very pleasing house
The side porch leads into q pretty lit
tie hall, with convenient staircase
Under tn, staircase is coat closet and
on the dining room sda n low. china
closet with glass doors.
Tho entrances to parlor have no doors:
there is corner column and curtains
arc to be, hung between. The dining
room entrance is also Intended for a cur
tain There is a neat mantel In parlor,
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and q very pretty. end window
b The dining room is a large. well-lighted
room, with open fireplace for Craze
There tn. back and cellar stairs and q
side entrance in little lobby. and the
Kitchen is convenient, the range being
at the back.
sized bedrooms and q chld's room. The
closets arc fine and more can be placed
under caves walls are feet high at the
srdes) II desired. 3p2a
: Ceilings are s feet inches and feet
high. Cellar under house. Plain plumb
Ing. a
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NOT ICE.
TAX NOTICE..
Office Collector OF CITY Taxes.
Room {, First Floor, City Hall,

ONCE Collector OF CITY Taxes
Room {, First Floor City Hall
Richmond, Ma. Dec !, 1903
LAST HALF OF CITY TAXEs. RAJ.
ESTATE AND. PERSONAL. tor 10. .
NOW DUE AND PAYABLE al this or
fce. =
EVERY person keeping house o. do rg
business IN the city is assessed for Per.
any city taxes during the year will pea q
cali and settle, so as to avoid beng post
ed as delnquents.
GRADING, PAVING, PIPE AND s-.W-
Err CONNECTION BILLS are alsJ cue.
and Will have TO be declared delinquent II
nor paid on or before end OF year.
FIVE PER CENT, W II be ADDED TO last
half If not paid on or before DEcEAl-
Interest at Elk PER CENT. also at
taches to all bills as soon as reported DIS
Particular attention Is called to the
above, as under an ordinance passed ~
the City Council there can be no avoid
ancs of The penalty,
Office open from 8 a. n. to 6 P. III
FRANK ". CUNNING HAM.
dec l-tS1l1c Collector Of City Taxes
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thurs Z !, January 18th, 1904, at
o'clock Aoon, Al chase
Llty, Va,

offer for sale at Public Auction, on the
I. em!ses. ,un the req And "! sunal rr4p.
2lacent 10 the sad town Uf illsc t.fty,
and EN- DrucinS III aces or grounds, wi.h
tle SntUn,D "a ~ ail
lenburs HO.cl and SAlIutO.:ull, wiit it's
$cGnp!ete CIRCUMSTANCES l SuIu .edupa,enta.y...
HHtsA M; viii rs YE i:eHt o5.y NJ!
tilyn,eJ and ,eniiated; vide luiis aud.
steam. lighted W electricity, supplied
uLEAN FyKE w1rElt S !, nan. u AisrG-
slAE NELL, unu equipped with II :unl-
ldete Hyurlutic deput tlnciIL. Inc .)ols.r
sutton withT Do.lers. elislies, pumps. ty-
x xnt u aH heut .so aIII u ~
ample tor the needs VI Tie house Ut I'll
supacEl,y;G}! ne s.vam Luullury Is Well
House is provided sm!lh tanks. pipes e...,
Tor CONVENIENT nunuiiig or llie mineral
wutei =. Aud tnerltnie uisO on lie pten.is-
s 5o Rsnis uoSs gtisl III ar s'i Ihs
plumbing aud sanitary conditions are e.
s ssien Hriy y Sfs ed .haR
with furniture, bedding, lIleis, Carpets,
china. silverwure. Kitchen utcllsl.s. No..
&c, OF latest design aud excellent qunlt.y;
CITY, in sOUIHktN VlKulNiA, on
SOUTH EitN e kAlLMA Y. three hnuls
from points Nurtn South uiid West. It
Is b35 feet above scu ievei. enjoys uni
'iormly mild cI.inule. ul'"ius so0u stlootinp
Ii. season. and IL un ideal all The yeslr
THE iiUIEL is, NOW OPEN and en-,
ltertuiIiiny guests, and has been III con.
tInuOLy operation since lls completion, N
Dccembcr lyU.. and has won luYur with
tho puDiic.
Inc purchaser would be able to tatss
Immediate pVssessun. aud ild ample
equipment Tor continuing tile bus.ness
Without interruptions. &
This property Ullerst a rare opportunity
for i lvestiienl, and pa rites lnteresl I'D are s.
INVITED u make personal Inspection VI
IL befo,e day ufIsule.
\ Il EIthiS-CASH as to one.fourth OF the
purchase mOtey, aud the residue In two
eQua l~insluImeLls ut Olle and Two Yeard,
With Interest thereon at the rate OF AII
per. cent. porl anum from date Of sale
I'LL paid. the ,uulcrred puymelts Ia Ds
evidenced by nUles Or bonds Of The Dur-
chlser. and secured ny deed " trust upon
* "a Z LO 81: Z TERM LEASE is AUrHDJs-
!%EE1F, S !; y 3 / 9EEEH Is RE-
y, Il lsoi,ENis.
WATER I, COMPANY. KlcAMOSD. VA
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
& UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
IIRN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.: Nl


III the Matter OF No. 47A.
MOBILE Al. MOORE In
Bankrupt Bankruptcy,
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
1903: on reading the petition for disch re
Of the bankrupt it Is
order ed by the court. that hearing o
nhu nPun Inc s....e on L!,,, 4L.. Ds, ) ! +
JANUARY, A: d. 1874, before salu court.
at Richmond. In said dis,lic', at II o cl ok
noon: and that notiCc thereof he p,,u-
llshed In, The Times-Displtch, a ne VS.
paper printed In said us ct. and that
al known creditors ard otnert or on
IN interest may appear at the sa d time
ana ., place. al.d sh.W cause, # any they
nave why tho prayer Of the sad pet.
tioleI should no be granted.
And 1t Is furthe, oruelel by the court,
that, the CLERK shall send by mai to all
known cred. Tors cop es of a.d phi Iol
and this order. address ed to them al tn IL.
places of residence as stated N1l1i
EDMUND W.tDDlLL, Jr.,
Joseph p. Brady, Deputy Cerh.
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Mr.. |. A. Higgins Here.

Mr.. j. y. Higgins, OF Atlanta, and
fnmily are here on a visit to the father
OF the former. Mr., John NJ. Higgins, Mr.
Higgins has made Atlanta his home for
years and Is very successful in the rail.
road world there
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LEGAL NOTICE.

n HE COMMONWEALTH OF V.R-
GINA, TO THE SuERlFt' OF til -
CITY Or' ttlCtLNlOND, GIGETING:
. we command you to sum.noL a.tlmore
and Ohio Railroad Company, a, foie en-
corporation las we have before comnlanu-
Gu you u uul. To aprel. a. tn. clsr s
Office of our Law and Equity lour, OF The
sad city, at the rules 10 be il lAen iSr
said court on the THIRD MONDAY l.,
January 1904, to answer the acton Of
brauer Cattle Company, cUrpu. alton
OF a pea, of tresbass on the case, in
a ~ mpsl. damages three hundred dol
And have then there this writ.
y Witness, p. +. WINSTON, clor., OF orr
said court. at Richmond. the 18th day Of
December, 1913. and In The 12otl IS ear Of
the COmmOnw calth. 5e S5J:!ta @15.lEsE
T. =. WINSTON. cletls
O'Ferrell g. REGISTER, y. q.
dec l9-luW-4w ET ~ - -; r.
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nAnkRuprcY NOTICES.

s y{f , EHE$g sBS, pzsf
!: 'i 's} Ha| N k + ,,n "a e.
ORDER or NOTICE, ron D1sGHARaE:.
on iehulhg tic liz petition for' dly lii %
q ,r as % ss Isl ao, III tat henvng Ia
5AN}HAM X 1'04 before t'a coqr
III Tho Times. y lspaich, tfns new pncer
printed In said district ni'd that al Know,
creditors and other, persons III tiers st
and show ca use. It any they have, Why
the prnper Of tho said petitioner should
not be granted. 5.
that the clerk shall send BY mail. to ~
and ts order, addressed 10 them at thslr
places of resi- dencc as stated.
EDMUND w.A 3, ! i ,,, ~
Joseph p. Brady, Deputy Clerk.
N fN THE DE EF1g F G9YR rl1S 1F 1 lg
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
!: 5d s. $1, S 4 e ro J.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE. 4
1908, on reading The petition for discharge
of the bankrupt, It is
Ordered by the court, that hearing 10
had upon the same On tic In DA - I b
JANUARY a. .. 1904. h"fOre SAID 70 r,
at Richmond. in sa d ds.r ct. at IL O'clock
noon: and that notice Their, Of DO puD-
lished iii The Times Dispatch.> news.
paper printed IN said dis rIct and that
all known creditors and other I. er. ons
In Interest may appear at tho said time
and place, and show G use. If any they
have. why the prayer Of the said pLt.-
tuner should not be granted t
And It IS furlhei orderc. BY the court
that the clerk shall send BY man to oil
known crcd.tOr cop.es Of aid petition
and this order. address cd to them at tlleit
places of RS .dcnce rs stated.
= EDMUND WADD1LL, Jr.,
u. S. Judge
Joseph p. Brady, Deputy Clerk. r.
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AT IHE RICHMOND BAZAAR.

! We VII have for next Wednesdays
We VIII have a big lot o. stock on
hand, and you can get any kind you
want and the best quality,
We have two loads from P!ttsburg, ono
load from Union own, Ra.i one load from
lllllnois, one load from st. Louis. Mo-;
two loads from Ken tucky, one load from
Gariesburg, H., and seYenty-fIve head
already here on hand, n
p AS this is the last sale Of the old year
we are going to sell everything out, and
7 feel confident in say Ing that they win
sell $40 per head cheaper next week than
they win Q week ter. as has been the
the san1e this year as the trade always
opens UP hen and prices go higher,
Be with US II IN need, as you ca do
well to buy before the first Of the year.
JOS, LAsITTEH.
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J. w. s1SroN. Cashier.

Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond Va, Dec. 10. 1903
THE DIRECTORS or THIS COMPANY
have declared a Acmi-nnnual DIVIDEND Or
y TWO PER CENT. out &c the cnrnin IS II too
past six months, payable. on JANUARY 1st,
1904, to stockholders Of record December 23d.
1903 Ira nsler books will be- closed at 8 r.. NJ
December. e. 1908, and Will be re opened ut .
4. NJ. January I'd, 1904. Dividend checks viii
be nailed sl a1 II
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CITY Bank II. Richmond,

Richmond VA, Dec. !s2, 10, 3.
THE DIRECTORS OF TIL. BA.vl.I HAVE
declared. the usual semi -annual DlV1DGND
OF THREE PER CENT, PAYABLE on AMI
after JANUARY 2, l0Ji.' Tho tran. fer, b ,oks
will be closed from December oath TO JanLa
Sd, 1905. i-'E.t'h sS A.
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rHo national Ba nix Of Virginia,

,, Tho National Bang OF virginia.
isb Richmnnd, Va. Dec. IS 1913.
to-day declared tho usual stml.annunl DiFI :.
DEND Urt ~ FER CENT pa! able on AMI
after JANUARY I'd, 1874. Checks VIII Do
mailed stockholders.
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The Sayings Bank Of Richmond.
III East Ma In Street,

--0 VIfgiHld Slhto Insurunce ColHIany
THE BOARD 81 Or DlREIC TORS Or THIS
Company have this day DECLARED the seln;-
annual DIVIDEND soFI3 PER Cent. eree
of taxi out of the cnrnings for the past six
months. payable 70 tho stockholders on anu
after JANUARY I'd, 1904. The books OF 4tAu
Company have. been. closed until January "a,
1904. Checks Will be mailed.
f ROBERT LE;CkY, Jr., Secretary.
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Richmond Perpetual Building. Loan
SEAL 60 PROPOSALS.,

Central State Hospital
Petershu & Va,
December 10Th. 1908.
SEALED PROPOSALS. FOR FuKN4SH-
Mssre sh's $751; o' lao VIII III sUPFLiss VIII b
Iece we'd until twelve O'Clock, noon, Jan-
uary I'd, 1904. The special board reserves,
the right Ia. reject any or. all bids. ~!
Tree OF charge. List and character Of
artcles. needed may be obtained ~ the
hospital or from JOHN y, GRAVES,
stemald, Petersburg, Va,
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

ron RENr-HALF LARGE STORE or SCI w.
Main; suitable for tallur shoemaker pun
her; flnc place for any bust sss. An " IN the
store or at 6l9 n. Twentyrsetond street
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Southern Trust Company. Richmond. va.
THE DIRECTORS y OF: THIS h COMP ANY
have declared tho regular TWO AND oNE-
HALE PER CENT. DIVIDEND. paS1uis
, JNo. TYLER. Treasurer.