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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-01-17
MORE SHADE TREES
\ Large Number 10 Re Planted la thr
East Eud inihr Spring.

The East Fad which has llways
been the finest resident part of the
city, partially on account OF the mum
erous shade trees that line the walks
on many of the streets and avenues,
is yet to be more beautilied by the
addition of 1900 trees which are to be
planted the first thing in the spring
rhe board OF public works will shortly
advertise for bids for furnishing the
trees. They are to be placed ON West
Fourth, Sixth, Seventh ane Eighth
streets from Hollings head to Robert
son avenues There will be several
hundred new trees at the West End
this year also.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-01-17
HUNDRED THOUSAND CLUE
ticci Officers and Discuss Matters IL.
iaiiug to The t.oou Os Ihe cay.

At the meeting of the Hundred
Thousand club Tuesday evening the
following officers were elected tor the
ensuing year
James Agen, president.
+. b. Manwaring, first vice presi-
dent.
Homer Andrew, second vice prcsi-
dent.
VIM. Callison, third vice president
W +. Bolin, fourth vice president
Maurice McGinnis fifth vice presi.
dent.
II c S,ivers, secretary.
j Macoseky, assistant secretary.
a. A. mpbell, treasured.
President Agen addressed rhe meet
ing upon the work of the club He
stated that the club had been of great
service and would continue TO be so;
that it had been especially active in
the different franchise discussions
lie said that there were no grounds
for Encouragement and that the club
during the new year should be stead
i'y advanced
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-01-17
Agaia BereaNed.

For the second time within a few
short months the grim messenger has
called az the home Of Mr and MIS-
frederic Armstrong o. POS West Thi d
street
The last summons was for Katie the
bright little eight year old daughter
who died Monday after a brief illness
OF pneumonia
The 5eTieved parents have the sin
cerc Is mpathv oftaei- many friends
ard uaighbors in this tier hours Of
deep afflicuon. The funeral was held
at the house Wednesday and inter
men, IN Wuodlawn ceremety
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-01-17
ChurSn Notice.

FIRST METH )DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Thompson Ave, and Sixth
street Jesse d Searles, Pastor. sun,
lay Jan IS 1902
Preaching 1890 and 7:3O p. m,
Morning subject, Sin, Is Origin
Nature and Extent
Evening subject, Sin, rs Remedy
y m. Sunday schonl Subject,
Paul at Thessalonica ana !! cea,
3, p. m Sunday school at Central
Park NJ. Il. church
$50 Epworth League. Subject,
walking with God - a Message from
His Word.
Thursday 1880 p. m Prayer meeting
You are cordially invited to any and
all services held in this church. come
and make yourself at nome.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-01-17
PLEASED TO SEE HIM.
Iuiorms Health once He
Was Sick wan the uHiipOx.

Ifsmallpox patients don't stop com
ing . ca the city hall with the Joyful
news that thgy axe earring around a
bunch az that disease there viii be
several attacks Of heart failures at
the big building with the many halls
and snake stairs.
Tuesday woodsman from Hines
camp at Hawthorne, dropped IN to
the city health Office with the news
that he had the small poX. He was
sent to the isolation hospital.-Leader.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-01-17
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rev. Clarence J. Mcconnell, Pastor.
Morning worship, 1890 a m sub
ject, "Bring no more vain oblations
incense is an abomination unto me;
The new moons and Sabbaths, the
calling of assemblies, ! cannot away
with; it is iniquity, even the solemn
meeting" lisa, 1913,
Sabbath School at ll:45 a. m,
Junior Endeavor at 3p, m.
Y. S P. c. Z. at $50 p m Subject.
"Motives for Repentance" Luke II:
20 Sc
Evening worship 1880 p. m.
The New Presbyterian Hymnals
have been placed IN the pews and are
giving excellent satisfaction. Col,
George is choir leader and Miss Fan
ME Coburn organist.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-01-17
SATURDAY, JAN. II, 1903.

Mr.. james Bardon has been in Madi-
son, few days the past week.
MIR Norman Mcdonald, of Ely,
MINI, spent the past week in Super
ior, renewing Old acquaintance.
The ladies Of the fist NJ, f. chuch
held very pleasant sociaole at the
hone of Mr. and Mrs. 4. II. Woltord
on West Fifth street "Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Fern Nichols entertained a
number Of her young friends by a
sleigh ride Saturday evening
Howard G. Gilbert, chef at the
Euclid, will open a first class resta
rant at 279 West Fifth street about
April first,
a little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Winter, West nth street and Beck
er av4 died Monday of Scarlet fever
The remains We're inferred i'll the
Nemadii Catholic cemetery.
L A. Whitney Co. has IA tiue
line Of furniture as can be found any
where in the North West, why any
resident Of the East End should 80
out-of- town to purchase goods OF
this kind is simply because they
would rather pay their money to
strangers than to their home mer-
chants
Hare wood For sale at
COREY BROS. LUMBER co
iTiSG9 Right. Phone 55}S.
One thing Superior is sure of and
that is if we run short of coal there is
plenty of wood to fall back on. So
we are not going to freeze.
A man giving his name az Irvine
Severns, and brother of the Western
Outlaw Harry Tracy" was in court
this week charged with stealing cloth
ing at a dance in Dedham recently.
a. no one appeared against hun he
wiki his partner was discharged.
An increased force of men have
been at work on the Y. & l.. coal dock
and the way coal is being shipped it
will not BE- long before the dock will
be entirely cleared.
Senators Hudnail has been appoint
ed chairman of the committee on en-
crossed Bills and Is also a member of
the committees on Judiciary and
Military affairs.
Gordon has an epidemic of small
poX, two to three new cases being re
ported every day. A strict quarau-
tine is to be placed on the lumber
camps i'll that vicinity, and promp
action will be taken to keep the
scourage out OF he city.
Chief McKnuon's new arrangement
of police shifts went into effect, SO
that a larger force will be OH between
. and in the morning The chiefs
purpose III making the change is to
spoil that part of night for robbers.
Ne-gon e-quay Council No. 3 d. O:
p. viii hold another OF their popular
Masquerade balls at Music Han next
"Wednesday evening Jan. l. There
will be good music and a good time
assured those in attendance. Vaiu-
able prizes given to maskers, Tickets
including suppcr ~ 90 per couple.
ahe eupeti9r Bank Que Of the safest
fia..ai astitutions IN the city has
r~Caaiy decreased The interest rate 10
depositJra and is now paying 3 per
cen, on certificates of deposite. Do
not leave your ready cash in the house
temptation to burglars but place it
in this bank where it will be earning
you something and At the same time
be perfectly safe. See their new
yerti5ment Oh this page.
The New hardware store of ). G..
LeamOn and CO with its large stock
OF new goods. IS what The East End
has felt the need OF for long time
No more excuse for going to the West
End 70 buy hardware, You can find it
now AZ home.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-01-17

LOCAL HA72E M.nGc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-01-17

Mr.. James Blrdon has been in Madi-
son, few days the past week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
! SEALED PROPOSALS.
CONTRACTORS.

4 SEALED p1o posA1s Will be received
at my office In Lynchburg Val until y
eoGH Soon ARM 2gtn .n 1--WE tbr res
mlles more os less of TIE pq y h .rs
bridge station on y. 8 ~ ! r, Roc Y !.
ne ne as cuiIverts, Drains and Bridges.
N Bond With approved security Will be re-
qulred 4, ana A certified check TO 4 the
amount Of Two Hundred Dollars must
accompany each bid, vi 4. 35 IN 4 sa8'
The, privilege lis reserved TO reject any
!, For specifications and further particu.
\. lafy N api.H II BRIDGE PARK CO..
inv BY John Stewart Walker. Pres. Il 35
Mo- SIT Main Street. Lynchburg. Va. i
NOTICE TO coN'rRAcro SCALED
proposals will be received at Room H.
third floor, City Hall ,$ until FRIDAY,
APRIL a. 1909. ut nc on. for taking down
"a part of the wall on the Grace Street
sldeHof st. Johns Burying Ground and
erecting granite coping and Iron fence on
said wall; similar In design and work.
fmnnship as the Broad-Street fence OF snld
cemetery Bids shall specify price per
running foot IA for conformation E WIT
height OF brick wall. stone coping ana
fence as that on Broad Street front,
For further information apply to- Kee per
at the grounds The Committee on 81.
Johns Burying Ground sreserrves}t the right
to reject any and all bids offered: Il y
s3 5i,ts} ALE. Fl. b NfcDO ELL,
81 Z u Clerk Council Committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
BANKRUPT NoT,ogs,

NOTICE. n or FIRST MEETING OF
lfsl I'M CREDITORS. an $E
IN THI DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
q ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
R5 81 ths 1M s. f,B # Nj Il -
Bankrupt Bankruptcy,
To the creditors OF ROBT. r.. LEWIS,
O. RiqhmGnd y The so'HHpty q Hsat'oo
e Notice isl hereby given that on The w e
aay e gePEnSgX p le ths sasd
q bankrupt, and that the. frst meeting %
his eredltora VII bs held IN ny 9n,i .S.
msRq irFRIa i the o,S sSth u p AZ ,o ~
noon. at which time tho said creditors
may attend prove their Slalas a1Ipfplns,
act such other business as may properly
come before said n nGhEE ,rA1,1,r,Y
Il Referee In Bankruptcy,
q. W VI, TshhisoSssmorton. Attorney tos Bank
rupk TX &SA t III n "a 4eSys IN 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
BANK NIX kRF,lv RI NOTICES,

NOTICE OF FIRST MBRTlNa Or
=, M I n1sT GRER'YGooSHSiR , or TIM il,
'4ffJNiTEp STATES FOR THE EAST
ERIN DISTRICT OFSVIRGSIfSlA
In the Matter OF No. ~.
MOSES dREIoNWAI4D, IN
Bankrupt. AShkFuptohl
To the creditors Of MOSES GREEN
VALID. OF Richmond. In the county Of
Henrlco, and district Of aforesaid, bank,
rupt; .55 \, Us II !. y Z ISL !. VI,
DAY 0 y Maga asssps yss hs .sIa as
GREbN Id was duly Adlla ieats4
lis cred !tosrs viii Be hold "a nv eiheS
Room No, ~, Postoffias RnildinEs RieA:
APRisL, a. 3, 1908, al 10 D clock q 10
torsnoon whl0h slns ne ne oFsd1,
point a trustee. examine the BANKRUPT
and transact such osher business 80 MAJ
M " 81 X .8s no, III. TALLNy, s3s
u tseeeres 10 Bankruptcy,
JoSnX \. Ia;ah Attesasy tss
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Ap1 15,17,1s,2
MEETINGS.

a S1f.tl55RF Office Of the Secretary. II III
NOTICE is HEREB 7, G1VEN 5rI + AT "a.
general Or special RaestlTng ths st9Sk s
RAiLn I, COMPANY has been called
BY tho Board OF Directors to be held at
the office OF the Company In, the Cit, qf
Richmond. Virginia. At i ocloek AZ. q NJ:
On TUESDAY. i$ TIL Q SEA q 8 I'll, DAY OF,
APRIL, A. D.. 1853 for the purpose OF
considering and acting upon the pur-
chase Of the railroads and other. pre- per.
tie Florida Southern Railroad Company.
and also for the purpose &of& considering
and acting upon the pur ase of the
silcges and franchises ofgthe Sanford and
ST. Petersburg Railroad Company, both
corporations created and existing under
will be submitted for their approval. s Sss
80 II. L. BORDEN.
iSs 3Ss az ls43. Secretary. t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
TO THE PUBLIC

q It having come to our notice that reports
ere being GirsHated that GoiNa
Z Of : informing the public and the trade
generally that such IS not the cas- On
the contrary, the orders for the various
STYLES OF stoves, Ranges and Heaters man
tory Of the company, showing their ok
fcelience and popularity. and we look for
the biggest business for the year :, 1929 % that
has eyer enjoyed. The trade can call on
us for our we'll known brands 81 Cast Iron
Cooks. Ranges Heaters Air =, Tigh t e and
OIL Stoves with confidence that their or
sSS''s'5Sif SOUTHERN STOVE WORKS. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
PRIZE WINNERS ~
. IN THE TIM DISPATCH WANT COLUMN 5$S ggss5
CARTOON CONTEST

$588 SiWAYBRLY. " 3s
r. b. Carpenter. /
Sss LOUIS A, II 81
l 81 Miss N. q. Vest. "a AZ sS1
sUTIIERLIN, VA. al 4s}Bst
H 4; Richard Brooks
Il s8 MCDOWELL VA
Robert Hansed. 81 II MI
u CROzET, v a. WI IL
]. iAylett Ellison. J. ellison. fs38a
sS5s CLIFTON FORGE. VA.
&'S ST c. r.. 3. w. h
n WARRINGTON, D, e. s3ig iiis ss
9j. Mira. H r. Gordon. v & 81 s
EARLYsvILLN. VA. ;s5
Si5 II d. r. Crenshaw. ~ Il nj
?{,y5 CULPEPER. VA b n
a G. w. slaugh liter.
ss5 aPoTTsYIL1B vi Iss
,,}i r. Il. Jones. Is Is ifsl y!
RuTfIBR GLENN. VA.
81 "a q. Monours. E s3s
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA.
I III Il RI W. Bitshugh.
N GOoCIl14AND. VA. Il
~ g. .. Miller, s3 A!
HAMPTON, VA. III
a. L. N. S9 4. 5i5l
~ E III 4 II NEW YORK. a e E.
Frank Roth. X WI
4lS OXFORD. N. G, ~
Mr.. r. Mr.. r. y.
Mr.. Edwards. 58' IN t54 ,4i. 3: ss4 s &
YoRKTOWN. VA.
b Charles Chandler. 5;i
M gURRY. VA. us
r.. q, Astrop. AM +. Is 88
SIS5 gTAUNTON, n ID
James r. Minor. !s 3lIf Il
NEW BERN. VA,
r. a. Palmer. n ME-
sJFFOL4 Va l3g1
I'll Miss Daisy Murney, ISL g
4 PETERSBURG,Y VA. n
(, ], w. nv
MI FREDERICKSBURG, YA.ss l.s N
Miss M. 8Howiaon. ~ richardson.
In the future there win be but ave
prizes offered In this contest Drawings
must not exceed 6xs inches. Il oil d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
Lecture ''DYNAmITE.

e DR.. John Harmon, Of Union Station
Methodist Church. Will deliver his hur
nlorous lecture, entitled "Dynamlte" ~
stha lecture room OF Park Place Church.
Monday evening, April goth. at $50 =, Nj.
All are invited to attend. The admission
fee IS L. cents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
CLERK ana Supervisor.

5ss ,358B Room S z. City Hall ,55a
lily Richmond Va. April 4, 1909. 81
ceived at this office for furnishing, M 9 3,
and COAL for use 81 In 81 the i..Pu Big IL
SCHOOLS In the city until APRlL. 9th
at p M. Specifications will be furnished ls'h
4 Tho 8 Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. . +. 81 ]. ~ s}.5 II
q CTIAS. q P.8 SJvALFORD,
Apl IL, III 1929 Clerk and Supervt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

sT1'IR'GIN ! AIN THE cILAANcERY,
V-COURT8 o n THE CITY OF RI EI-,
.MoND. THD 24TI DAY or MARCH.
Virginia VIZ - Moss, Plalntlf,
John r. III Epps, Sheriff Of the city Of Rich
d mond, \ and as such Admr. Of the estate,
BIZ Of Dudley Hall. deceased !; Ma ttldn Hall,
a Leo 70. Smith, Belle Wash, Lottie NJ.
En- Rose, Hattie Hall Minnie. Atkins. Ida
FLOYD. Mrs j. w. Luck, z Chaataine w.
Hail. Eddie Hall. J. Fred e, I, Hal and {, y
4 S'i$ in CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit Ia to enforce the
specific performance Of q certain contract
entered Into on the 22d day OF December,
1850. between Virginia ~ Moss and Dudley
Hail nov deceased) for the purchase Of
80 acres Of land situated In Hanover
county. Va, in Beaver Dam District. and
10 have q deed made to sald Virginia II.
And AFFIDAVIT having been made and filed
that Chastaine ", Hall. Eddle Hall, J,
Fred Hall and Charlie Hall are5not resi-.
dents OF the State oftVirginia. 1t Is or
dered that they appear here within fifteen
days after due publication Of this order
interests in this suit. II IS M Al. H5 N
d ICopy-Testa: :, !, /, !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
WINNERS I'm THE
SUNDAY TIME DISPATCH WANT COLUMN
PROVERB CONTEST

practice what you preach. was the
lproverb used III last Sundays Times. q Dis
patch Want Column Proverb Contest.
and the seven prizes were awarded az as
follows: M y. Il. 81 ,sis N 5i
First prize 90 order-htrs. y. r. sta
ton B. city. 53s VI A. q u ~
4 Second prize s1.o0 order-Miss Pearco,
No. III North 1'wenty-hfth Street. city. Il
4 Third prize--5oc order Miss Lola w !.
Brown, No. 2sos East franklin Street,
city. 5a5 3sf n III
N Fourth prize 800, order ISIS Helet,
& Frlournoy, Charlotte G. H, Va, Box 10.
q f Fifth prize eeoc order Miss Sue N. Fig
sat, Roanoke. Va. 8 A III 4 i{
\ Sixth prize-5oc order--Mrs. q. a. Hun
ter, Keysville. Va IA II
a Seventh prize-6oo order---Miss Leka
! Jones, Belfleld, Va. n 81
Ss Correct answers we're + also is received
from the following named contestants.,l
SsS III RICEIMOND.RvA s$s9 VIZ
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FORT MITCHELL VA
Mrs.. w. u. Spencer.

FORT MITCHELL. " 82s
4 u Mrs. w /. u. Spencer. n
\ ~ 4, q wA1DRoP IF, VA
u. D. Niche, Miss N y Co dn,an
Miss Hattie Bibb Miss NJ. Goodman
& sURnY VA. s8s
Re 8s 81 c. Clarke. iIES ~
" III GLEN 4 ALLEN "a. II s!Si
ii 4sl * Mrs M. e. Broadd us.
@ L BURKEv11 " "A. Ii
l5,E Miss Mary Adams ~
{ .NoTTowAY, "A b & 5;a
Mary P. Atkinson. Miss b. Cornell,
Charles Deane. Geo., H Robertson, sS
Mrs. 2. Atkinson Miss y :: -. \. Atklnsof 81
s. G, Atkinson. p a tki ms
.5s 4, DAsr. RADFoRD, VA. 4
3y ~, @ Mrs. H. p. anderson.
"A NJ N sDANv1LLH. " a. IA lia
sf 53 Mrs. ]. F.. Hnmlin.
SOUTH BosTor VA. q Il. 81 vi,
H. ]. Ingram. flss w 8 McC omb.
Miss " By ingram. " 81 &
S5S38 b yGOOCTILAND, v "A. II SsISg5sI
Miss L q GathrFht Susie n iris. s.
3.3l GUN s HILL, a. sSs s.,sfS
ls IS John G. Neblett. W l35s S
En- ~ P1TTsYLvAN1A COUNTY VA; q. ssfS
81 Miss Mary Grtibb.
q. WON'T GT1. 4 a. MI va s5f s#$ Ms
Z IA Augusta Davis \ ~ a +
AsTi1AND.5 Nv VI RS
sli s. j. Hall. l q ESI
4, Si 55 FIAArPDEN-s1DN "a M 3$l
W.. r !. Clark. tts II
i.t 5sKEYsv1LLB, VA. 2s8SJ
Mrs b n Jeftress. Mrs. G. al. Hlnt. "a
s8.E GREENWAY,fs'vA "a. .SS .ss9f NM
NJ. y Payne.
TREvTL1AN N, q "a. NJ.
ss Cecil ELAN. Sss3s ES
OLD CHURCH ~ A.ss ts n;
Miss Mary Beal, Miss Win steid.
Il Miss Ste Tcals III 55ss53
4 ts{ LINDSAY. \ hit n 5ssl
4 ,Nfrs 10. D. \ Nflotie. s.
BDLTf ELD. VA rs NJ
stl Mss Lucy Mnclln. Ss8
CHARLOTTE. 4 \, Az SS$
Miss n. Nflchi
r c15s n
Mrs fIAsvauEhan.F Master r Vaughan.
A. j. q vauxh han, Miss M yaughan.
SISSSSI CORD oNsvrLn Nh
Miss Lila srasE. Miss lola Bragg. s
"a Fis M RI. rizzfes Bra RE.
w'YTHTvrLLB
S n. M Fluff. 8 b9S N,
PRO spnc1 W IN;
i5}5 an BIRCH. " "a. ~
.. & n & Davisss3 n
@G33s NEW CANTON. "a, VI q 4 All,
Miss Pheb Ma bic, Miss r,ottfe rfttS. III SS
3a iss "A &. NJ. r ioda
3 sCOTTsv1LLE,8vA.s !sj
Annie w. b Jones, Mrs NJ n M. Blair.
Marion IT'S. Fr ar OILS It ~, Harris.
Fannie Bri ggs, F$ N. EnesS Fl tts,
Lizzie Briggs, Il " g. sha Ter
s.a G8S Mrs NJ M J nm eson Sss ~
XII 4s ROCK CAsTLN. ~ "a. 81 aS q SsiSay
Miss Ora eli Lacy. a N Sy
wAn.DDI OCK, VA Il sssi ias.sss
Susie p ter,a N a.ry ]. 81 elt on:Sss
T Another Il proverb contest VIII be found
II, to-day's want pages. " q The proverbS 10
composed Of IS letters which are scat
tered tl1rou ghout 1.-THE little want ads
Sever, prizes will he awarded the winners.
What Is the proverb n 81 4 SS:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

Fl Richmond. Va. "a prll S. 1903.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THE
loss OF certificate No.E5 for five shares
4 Of the capital stock Of the Richmond
and Petersburg Electric Railway Conn
ipany, corporation chartered and doing
Virginia. with Its principal office at Rich
3mond, Virginia, standing on the books
OF said company in the name OF James
G. B.. Woolworth, and in whose name also
ed BY said Woolworth to the ndersign-
ed. Will GChristy. and that, upon the due
completion ofsthe publication OF this mo-
5tlce lE application will be made to said
company, under section 1856 OF the Code
sof5 Virginia. as amended. 1, to Issue to the
undersigned q new certificate In lieu
S1-i a. "a d "a 81 Va A WILL CERISTY.5
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The six prizes for the best drawings
submitted in The Times-Dispatch car
toon ontest last week were awarded as
follows: ii, tsi
Il First prize $2 order--J n. Davenport,
INo.519 South Pine Street. city. 55s
Second prize. q order Miss J. Handy
andy, city. &. III IA f5f
Es Third prize. 81 ordor--J. r. camphell,
Hinton, w. Va. sl s8 i Vi i5 IS. IS. Il "a
Fourth prize, 81 order Samuel B. Rloh-
ardson. No. JIG Randolph Street. CITY.
a2 East Thomas street, DanvIlle, va.
Sixth prize 81 order 10y IA. w ltehead,
oNrton, aV. u lil5t n & u IA ss55s.
Special mention Is due tho following
named contestants. S ~ "
MARION, VA. Il
Josephine Desmond. w, H, a1npson.
CREW. VA.
Madeline Sutton. Olive B. Sutton,
Madeline sutotn. 10y Sutton.
Ernest - Sutton Irene Sutton I
BUcKNER VA.
Mamie Cooks.
Hs CRABBOTTOM,v VA,
James RsWaybright. n,
3 "a 3SS SHIPPERS VA. *
Miss Martha Epps. Mrs. J, y. Epps.
~
55@ ss Z, Jennie p. Wilkinson. 4 4sa ii IL
DLACKsTONH, VA. - y
Mrs. r. F, billiard, y. } sS,
MARTTNsVILLE, VA. ii
James A, Mullins, AZ III n.
q q y BUCKINGHAM. VA. q
81 ss9 r II John w. Pierce, 5TJ a q & s
RICHMOND, VA.
Mrs Rowe Hicks. r, II, Hicks, Jr., NJ
John H. Davis, Annie 3, Kendlsr,
j. W. g. 3{ Armstrong Price.
Miss Lulle Collins, Samuel B, Riohards,I
Unknown. Miss Lucy Lawrence,
benson Staples, Henry Staples,
Trevilian D. Eaton, Blanche ] otnston,
Albert Word ". r. L. Smith, Jr..
J, H. Davenport, NJ M. So
John T., I.awder, Mrs, p, Johnston,
Mrs. B, "a Stlth. Egbert j. Giles,
George Orley Fanny Crenshaw.
w. II, Sampson. HarrysP r. Lawson,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
Druids, Attentionl.

nj. Night = I At tie coNFEpETsATE MEMO
RIAL BAZAAR 5 All Druids are urgently
requested to meet Tuesday ct. g clock t,s
Cary Streets, to attend the Bazaar in q.
!! Dou ~, JNo. g. METzGBR, N. q. a.
wv. r, Doyle, Jr.. Grand Secy.
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The printing business heretofore carried
on under the fiTm iamec t5a NJ FEAMk
AF KfI4Ks1NiA lsNIANHFA OH A saa
FANNY, manpsaeturs,Ts f q roller gum an end
nan sses Of sAPTIs 4 PII'pn9and the VIM:
=G liifl sMANUFAc TUHING COMPANY.
thanking our friends and the public
generally for pas, patr nsa we respect
tA'f' n II B. =, h BAPTIST &; P1CsE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

Mutual Assurance Society OF Virginia.
Rehmond va March \, T. 26 ,I 1s9s, =
Il the annual meeting OF the mel bers OF
Il Of the Society, inqR Richmond, Va, at =
4 O. clock MONDAY. thu goth day Of April,
1903. EDWIN .A.3 P PALMER, 8!{9,
y /. principal Agent.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

B. NOTICE. rs HER EBY GIVEN THAT
us rs the Undersigned, FRANK BAPTIST
5CcT.N p. PICOT and u; r. noBERTsoN,
carrying on business under md the firm name
Of the TRANK BAP,T Il 3; ,,r, ~
"a FAGruRINCs COMPANY at Il Richmond
Va as printers and manufacturers Of
roller gun, and printers, .rol lera, was, on
Mutual consent, tile said d. !. II. Robert
SsNf' rS'f' 't r. BAPTIST, ~ "
G. e. PICOY, gtt
i, +, ROBERTSON,
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

70 THOSE WHO HAVE NOT PAID z ! 2
THEIR CITY TAXES FOR 1902 s.rAlS '-le'
G That rs between the hours Of 10 in the
morning and in the aftsrn9 I2n a. ~, tne
$,. - MONDAY, MAY 4, 1909,
that being the first day Of the May term !, !,
3R r nm Il viii sell ALL REAL. rs =,
TATE SAID CITY I, P PEI 9doa = e.
thereof shall be 5afGenl
costs and charges due thereon. unless
there be previously paid the taxes and as =,
!sessments on the same. With interest and
penalty i:tt Y. Il !,
give notice that the gDELINQ UENT.LIST:
will be- published In the News Leader on
the 22d day OF April and in The he, Times Inns g
Parti es desiring to avoid the ubllca ton
OF their names must pay on or before the
goth, as on that day will hand the list
= 80 20 = 1870, THos. g. 5wALFoRD. q
Col. OF Del. Taxes e, OF r,