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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-02

deuce of a stickler for my own personal
comfort and convenience. You can bet
haven t been talking at you through gratu-
itous cruelty. But Mr.. Shelf and have
got yarn to bring out directly, which is
a bit of a coarse, tough fibered yarn, and
we didn't want you to give it a top dress
ing of varnish. So, by way of safeguard, l
pointed out to you that if we show our
selves to be sinners you needn't sing out
that you find yourself in evil company for
the first time.
Mr.. Theodore Shelf had been shuffling
his feet uneasily for some time. Cambel's
method of speech Jared him to the verge
Of profanity. His own saintliness was a
garb which he never threw entirely away
at any moment. His voice had always the
oily drone of the conventcle His SNUG
hypocrisy was perennial source of pride
and comfort to him, without which he
would have felt very lonely and abandoned
At this point he drew the conversation
into his own hands. 1t had been said of
him that he always addressed the house of
commons as though it were the congrega-
tion of his own tin tabernacle, and he
preached out his scheme of plumber, vio-
lence and other moral uncleanness with
similar fervent JUNCTION. Cambel was
openly amused and once broke out into a
mocking laugh. He was never at any pains
to conceal his contempt for Mr. Theodore
Shelf, which was more honest than Judi
cious on his part. Kettle, on the other
hand, wore the puckered face of a puzzled
man. The combination of cant and Grim
inality was not altogether new to him.
Men Of his own profession are very apt to
behave like devils unbooted at sea and
then grovel in clamorous piety among the
pews of some obscure dissenting chapel
the moment they get ashore 1t is pecul
lar trait, but the average sea captain be-
lieves that he can lay up stock of fire in
surance of this sort which will comfort
ably see him through future efforts. But
in Kettles mind shipowners were vast
ly different class of beings, and SO it never
occurred to him that the same might ap-
ply to them.
In this attitude Captain Kettle listened
to the sermon which was reeled out to him
and rather gathered that the project he
was exhorted to take part in was in some
obscure manner missionary enterprise
promoted solely in the honor and glory of
Mr.. Theodore Shelf's own particular mar
row little deity, and had Mr. Shelf made
any appreciable pause between his sono-
rous periods Kettle would have felt it his
respectful duty to slip in a humble
amen" But the dictator of the great
shipping firm was too fearful of Interrupt
lions from his partner to give any open
ing for q syllable of comment.
But II Captain Owen Kettle was I'M
versed in the finer niceties of the art of /
hypocrisy he was man Of angular COM !
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-02

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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-02
The BROKEN AXLE.
Dangerous Defects in Iron and Ste'
Unseen Pcrils ON Sea and Land.

Dangerous Defects In Iron ana steei'
Unseen Pcrils ON Sea and Land
An axle breaks under car of the limited
express. Only one axle, yet it wrecks the
the train; dozen persons, perhaps, killed
and injured. What made that axle break
and not some other? Was not the strain
the same for all? Yes, but that particular
axle had weak spot in it-may be from
the day it was cast. 1t is often SO with the
shafts of steamships. The weak spots do
not show on the outside and are discovered
only when they have caused disaster. The
same with your body. What is the weak
spotp Where is it? You or your doctor
may know that possibly, for the body feels
and shows signs in ways that machines do
not. When you know it you should take
pains to protect it. When you do not know
1t you should take the best possible care of
your general health. Avoid excess of every
kindand preserve thefunctional balance and
regularity of your system by using Calcura
Solvent, a neao medicine, discovered by Dr.
David Kennedy of Kingston, N. Y, aphysi-
clan known to the people of this country by
his success as a surgeon and pathologist
for thepast thirty years. This remedy, his
latest and best, is builder and healer, an
invigorant and purifier, and protects you
against a collapse of your weak spots. Re-
member the name-Calcura Solvent, and
accept no other instead of it.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-02
Rail. ROADS.
time TABLE CENTRAL VERMONT RY.
Oct. II, 'O3.

Trains leave Brattleboro as follows:
623 a. M, Daily for Springfield, week days FOR
New York.
1926 a. M, Week days for New London; connects
at Miers Falls for Troy; at Palmer for Boston
7.6O a. m, Week days for South Londonderry.
9.iO a. IN, Week days for Springfield and New
York.
1918 a. m. Week days for Miers Falls, connect
ing for Boston.
2.27 p. M, Week days for Springfield and New
York.
York via. Norwich Line Steamer; connects at
Palmer for Boston.
4.35 p. m, Daily for Springfield and New York.
5.45 p. m, Week days for South Londonderry.
nH-Subject to change without notice:
E. H FITZHUGH, V. p and G. NJ. st. Adams.
s. W. CUMMINGS, G. p. A.. St. Adams.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-02
"Ah, ones msmory fails at til

''Ah, ones memory fails at times.
dare say also you forget water famine
when the condenser broke down, and q
trifling ARRAY with knuckle busters and
other toys, and dash of cholera, and nine
dead bodies of Hadjis which went over
board? Perhaps, too, you don't remember
Judging clean bill Of health and black
sheeshing certain officials of his Shereefian
majesty"
NO." said Captain Kettle sourly, II
don't remember"
Pm going to forget 1t also If you'll
prove yourself sensible man and deal
amicably with Mr.. Shelf and myself I'm
also going to forget that when you were
shipping rice for Calcutta in 1889 you
rented mats you called your own to the
consignor and made tidy penny out Of
that, and ! shall similarly let slip from
my memory trifling squeeze of $500
which you made out of a stevedore in New
Orleans before you let him touch your
ship in the fall of 1887
"You can't make anything out of
those" said Kettle. They're the ordi-
nary customs Of the trade"
"Ship masters perquisites for which
owners pay. Exactly. l know shippers
consider these tri1es to be their lawful
u
rant enough to set them down as robbery"
II should like to know where've you
got all these things FROM, Captain Kettle
demanded, facing Cambel with his lean,
scraggy neck thrust forth nearly foot
from its stepping. II should like to know,
too, how you re here. I'd fancy you were
dead"
"Other people have labored under that
lv,,v nvr$ Il Eva nly
of keeping alive You've the same. The
faculty may prove useful to us both in the
course of the next month II you're not ass
enough to refuse 2500.'
"Ho! That's the game we've got about,
Is IT. What old wind TANNER do you want
me to lose now?"
STRIP Numbered 81 elf lifting his voice
for the first time. This is pretty Ian
guage Iwould have you remember that
but short time ago you were In my EN-
ploy."
And a fat lot of good 1t did me, F." re-
torted the sailor. but, he added, with the
sudden recollection that it Is never wise Of
a master mariner to irritate any shipown-
err but, sir, wasn't talking to you. I
fancied it was Mr.. Cambel here who was
wanting to deal with me-"
Then your fancy carried you astray,
captain, " said Shelf Come, come, don't (
let us get angry with one another. AS ! !
repeatedly impress on all who come In /
contact with me, there is never any good |
born out Of words voiced In anger. Mr.. |
Canbel has seen fit to mention few OF /
your-shall / say-eccentrcities, just TO
show-er-that we understand one an
other"
ITO show he's got his knife In me, Mr..
Shelf, and can wraggle 1t II lie chooses"
What fractions pepper box it is"
said Cambel, with a laugh. Man, dear,
If I've got to be shipmates with you for
solid month, dye think I'd put your back
more up than's necessaryf If you remeni-
Der me at all, you must know I'm the
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-02
SYNOPSIS OF THE PLUNDERERs.

Chapter Amy Rivers, the ward of Theo
dore Shelf. hypocrite, is engaged to Hamilton
Fairfax.
II-Shelf proposes piratical scheme tt
Patrick Cambel. Shelf being under the malign
influence of Mrs. Shelf.
III, ", V and VI--The scheme is to ship gold
to New Orleans. overinsuring it and wreckine
it. Shelf and Cambel employ Captain owen
Kettle to command the steamer, the Port Edes,
and to carry out the plan. Cambel sails liz thu
steamer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
NOTICE.
TAX NOTICE.
once Collector of city Taxes,

X Office Collector Of City Taxes.
Room Z, First Floor. City Hail.
Rle6monad ya;,,, pes !, 1922; :,
LAST HALE OF CITY TAXES, REAL
ESTATE AND. personal. for Los g
NOW. DUE AND PAYABLE at this Of
flee.
EVERY person keeping house OF do ng
business IN TIE city is assessed e. for per;
sonal taxes. Those who have not pad
any city taxes during the year will piea SO
cali and SETTLE so as to avoid being post
ed as delnquents.
GRADING, PAVING, PIPE AND S4lTV-
Err CONNECTION BILLS are also due:
and will have to be declared delinquent II
not paid on or be fore end of year.
FIVE PER CENT. VII be added to last
half II not paid on or before DECEAl NJ
BIER 31st.
taches to all bills as soon as reported de-
iinquent.
above. as under an ordinance passed ny
the City Council there can be no avoid
anco of the penalty.
Office open from Am. to 6 p. NJ.
FRANK w. CUNNING HAM.
dec 1-t31nc Collector Of ely Taxes.
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.A5NORTHICAR0LINA
SOCIETY FORMED
Organization Effected at a Meet
ing Held Yesterday
Afternoon.

Tho North Carolina Society Of Rich
,nond Is sow one OF the fixed Institutions
pf this city, and an enthusiastic orgnnza-
ton 1t Is, small IN numbers at present
i h;,t enthusiastic, all the same.
A little more than two months ago q, q
few Of tho native Tnrhees, resident IN
Richmond. got together and decided to
o,.r,,nIzc n North Carolina Society ~
tti,ncrary organization, with Or. ]. ALL
SCH Hodges as president, and Professor
William L. Fourshee as secretary. was e1-
fected. and this embryo society sent u
delegation, headed by Rev. pr. w, w.
Moore, to the reunion gathering "
Greensboro. Ii did more It went 70 Woik
lsichmond 'Tarlleels. DR.. Hodges appoint
cd The necessary committees 10 do the
work. md n meeting was called for yes
,crday afternoon TO hear tho report OF
B the committee appointed to frame Con-
stituion and bylaws.
The meeting. which was held IN tEe
assembly room Of tho Chamber OF COM
=, ,nerce was attended by t"cnty-lour =,
Z INC sthirty-threc charter members, anu
an enthusiastic meeting 1t was. Presi-
dent Hodges called the meeting to or
der. and, after prayer by Rev. LIT.
strange. business was taken up
,I,he Committee on Constitution and BY
laws. composed Of c. Z. Borden, ":
58IJllrter. DR.. WI. Fourshee, DR.. Edward
I, pell and MIR. Frank S. Woodson, sub
,ni,tcd a brief code Of laws, which was
+ with some amendments, ADOPTED. me
Constitution provides for the permanent
organization OF tho North Cnrolilin SO
cie,v Of Richmond. Va and oy its
adoption. the society was brought into
Eeing
rho Constitution provides that tho an
nual meeting of the society. which prom
II tses to be an important day IN the fu-
tire Richmond calendars, shall be on
souc date made famous in North Caro-
4 l,i,;. history, ana was left to the HIS
1orical Committee, provided for IN the pS-
Z laws 1870
On motion tho temporary OFFICERS were
= fc1n,,tinued until the first annual meetins
md a temporary Historical Committee
a wAs appoi. ted to select the date Tor the
annual meeting. Rev. Dr. w. W. Moore.
&,Iohn Nv. Gordon and A. S. tLanler were
4 selected AS members OF this committee
president Hodges will appoint the other
v committees provided for between now and
he next meeting, which will be caiied
wren the Historical Committee shall be
ready to report. probably soon after the
holidays. rpo,
horo reunion by Drs. Moore, Hodges and
rpi. Woodson, the society adjourned, SUD
iect to the call of tho president
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
ATLAN||TlC COAST LINE:

NNs rtGE1 otAIlON,
Er,tIIyl MONDAY, SEPT, 2ls !,
O;O5 a. Nj j.. c, l., hxpress 70 w po'N'9
o;uS A. NJ. Petersburg and Norfoik', J,
l5:i0 n. NJ. Petersburg and y; 81 W, NYeSN
FOO II. NJ, Peter sburg and MOTORS
"a 10 p. M. Goldsboro Local.
s,bS p. nj. Petersburg Local. ~,
9.SS p M.-"FIorlda and West Indian LARA
tied. to az Roll.ts s Q g e w. west,
II "a r. NJ. Petersburg Local, o>,,,
~ TRAINS ARK.yE R!cIlMsnoNlR S,nud /, !
SIS 7s M ~ go q e. e., I Us s y NJ.
e enly Isl sundiayiSoS =. nj. E2o F, M 7;iS
p, NJ, $40 p, III.
tExcept Sunday. 20. A..
~. ). CRAIG. Gen. Pass. All.
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SOUTH ! .RM RAILWAY.

sEraED I ~ 'lN ENFLCt Noi,! \, lss
! i ~: 80 +, M,--I,aiiy, Lllnllca punet Pull
ina man to Atlanta and Blrmlngnam, New
Orleans, Memphis, Chattanooga and all
s:uD +. MEX. Sunday, Chase CITY local.
,SS::SH /, Mi.-Jniiy, Limited. Pullman
ready $3.50 i, N, for 81 ne e, South
rha fayorlte route 10 Baltimore and
Eastern points. Leave Richmond 4:S0 +,
nj, daily, except sunday. !,
s zoo a. M Except sunday t.oca! mlxeo
Gen. Pass. Agent, DIS. Fass' Agent
sss Su =. M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
$40 a, M,-Fron Chase CITY. ,u.
b:i0 X. M.--From West Point.
O. II. ACKERT, =. H. HARnWlytGpk,A
l---jia'' " n Richmond. Va
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
Christmas Holiday Rates.

flfaF Christmas t1Ollday Hatcs.
Holiday excursion tickets VIII be sold
10 the public on December 92d, 23d, 2ith'
9th. goth 31st and January LIST at one
and third fars between all Chesapeake
nnd Ohio statioilts; ind.nt one and one-third
fare, plus twenty-five Cents, to South
eastern Passenger Association territory,
limited to January 4th.
~ TO students and teachers going homo
far tho holidays on presenting and sur
rendering to agent certificate OF presl-
dent. principal or superintendent Of In
e;itution, the holiday tickets VIII be SOLD
on December 10th to oath. and limited for
return to January Sth.
NOTICE, FREE CONCERTS.
Our store win be open every nVenlnS
until 10 o'clock until Xmas Day
WALTER D. MOSES & CO.
l0s East Broad Street.
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RAILROADS..
r. y. q n Richmond, Frederlcks'
burg & Potomac, r. r.

Trains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s:tl a. NJ. daily. Byrd 81. through
Gas A, NJ, duliy. Main. ST. Ihrous q.
7:l6 A. Nj, week days Eloa' Ash!aho
accommodation. O.
h S;lO' "a, NJ, Sunday only. Byrd ST.
Through. Local stops.S ~.
y y A. NJ. week days BYRD ST IhrouSh'
is:vo n noon week days. Byrd st. Through ;2lsd
400 r. M, week days. BYRD ST. freo'
crIcksDurg tlccomniudhtion,
b:U5 +, A., daily. .naln 81, Ihrousn p
6:25 T, Nj, week days. ElDa. Ashiatso ao' ~ 4
s:oo P, Nj, daily, Byrd st, Through.
Trains, Arrive ohmond-southWard.
$40 a. Nj, week days, Elpa- Ashland
s:lp A, H., week days Byrd st, Fred
erIcKspurg Accommodation
S:35 A. M, daily. Byrdt ST. ThLougn.
ii:45 A. Nj, week days, Byrd ST.
a:o5 r, M, daily. Main st. Through,
$500 r, Nj, week days. EIba' Ashlana
n Ills r. Nj, daily Byrd ST, Through.
$50 e, Nj. daily. Byrd st, IhfouSn'
1929 +. Nj, daily. Main st. Through.
Note Pullman Sleeping or Parl0r Car
Gen'l Man'r, Asst, Gent Man'r. tFa t'alan'
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Tickets will be sold between all points
IN this line, account Of the Christmas
HOLIDAYS at rate of one and one-thtrd
frst-class fares, plus twenty-five cents,
for the round trip, minimum rate fifty
cpnts ricketts, on sale to the general
public december 2sd, oath, 18th. soth. alst.
1908, and January list, 1901. final limit
January 1st. 1904. to teachers and stu
dents Of schools and colleges, OH prescn
tation and surrender Of certificates sign
cd by the superlntendents presidents or
principals. December 10th to 2od, inclu-
sive. with final limit January Sth. 1904.
For complete Information call on any
gent OF the company. or.
C. S. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent,
s3s East Main Street. Richmond. Va.
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RAILROADS.
a INV Norfo|ks1sWestsrn
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. .s
800 A. M.-NOkEOLk# LIMITED. Al.
rves Norfolk ,l1:zv a. NJ. SloIs only at
Petersburg. Wnverly and Suffolk.
a:O5 A.. M.-ClllCAGOt EMPRESS. Buffer
Parlor Car, Petersburg 10 Lynchbulg AID
Roanoke. pullman Slecpers Roanoke 10
Columbus. Bluettelu TO Cineinnatl; also
Roanoke 10 Knoxville. anu linoxYl!le 70
Chattanooga aLd Memphis.
i2:lO z. M.--hOANOlE EhPRESS Tor
Farmyllle, LynChburg and Roanoke,
800 p. M.-OCEAN SHORE 8LIMl ed.
Arrives, Norfolk $40 r. NJ Stops only al
Petersburg, Waverly and Sullolk. Con-
meets with steamers TO Boston. PloVl-
dense. New York. Baltimore and wash
=" rs +. M,-For Norfolk and all stations
ea s:!o r +. p M.NNEH ORLEANS SHORT
LANE. Pullman Seepers. Richmond 70
Lynchburg and Roanoke; Petersburg 10
East Radford; Lynchburg TO Chattanoosa,
Memphis and New Orleans. N;ate Olhlns
oi Trains arrive from the West 1885 a. M,
2:n r.. M. and $40 p. NJ: from NorIolR
ii zoo A, NJ, and T:20 p. NJ
Office No, KS East Main n, I, STREET IIrsf Nv
III, ing p sS M.-Ioca Local for West Point -,
1880 u, M.-Except Sunday, For Wss'
Point, connecting with steamers LOT t'u''
timore and river landings. !, ,r,,n
TRAINS ARRIVE RICElMONp;
G:55 a, NJ and G:4S F. N,-Fro'n az 'no
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STEAM BOATS
VInoINlA NAVIGATION COMPANY,
yAMES ttl Llt UAt ~ :

yAMLs NlY Llt. UAt LlN E;,o,,
rEAhlhls RoGAhoS " ~, isa9es AuN7
AM for Norfolk, Portsmouth Old Point.
&, W., ~ News, Claremont and James
Point for washington, Baltimore. a. and thf
3 Moderate ai Prices Electric ears direct
folk. Music BY Grand prenessr r,a !, Z.
nd All 'points In Eastern Virginia and
nsu Carolina, y IRWIN WEIsGER
1sossA ~ General Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19

a NUMBER or USED PIANOS
from rcnted and some have beet, tr1Aisd ~
6"sTiETir.' We have. had them rettned
polished and ut i pereq, t. co ,nh tlo fr great s,y
pintlos, Now why not cnll niil SEQ those
pianos, ns they must be sold. lnd to do i
Y QUICKLY 10 make room for our Xmas good Us
nstonisi,el at lie unhenrd Of low prices We
are giving III makes are here reprssso nhe,v
Konts.I G,l,IIlpT, MI T. Broad. aLN.AE
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"E' Company Association.
Richmond, Va. Dec, IS. 1909
COMRADES: YOU ARE REQUESTED TO
meet TO- DAY Saturday at $40 West Franz
lin Street, ut ! 80 o'clock Z atten t,e
funeral Of our deceased ccmrade and prcsi-
don't Major Chares r. Sklnl<er.
RQ, II. GILLIAN. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19

TIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the MERCHANTS NATIONAL
their Banking House TUESDAY. January L..
1904. at u o'clock M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19

Il ATTEIE AUGu M; eRocBRY CO IS $40 ls
SEP OUR LANCE AP Nm n T MfA A 5Yss
TER AHD' GAME DEpARTMEN'li;C CAN'T bE
B BEAT. PHONE YOUR ORDER IN IN, ,a AZ
s. TT WILL BE PROMPTLY .ATTGN DED ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19

1111Rr1 IS ON b or TIE GREAT BARGAINS
I'VE arc offering: One nne Mahogany PLANO Of
high grade Is good as M neW s,s asee cam 81 be
told from d new one, handsomely carved. full
seal pedals ne tone ans 1a for t 9ne % s1
former nrlce s375 our price $40. Terms so
cash ind 81 per month. Stool and scarf free
STIEIr1T, At ~ Broad.
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- - -----~-- -
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Ns, Richmond Va, Dec, .. 1908.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
copnrtn ershIp heretofore existing between
JOHN C. DREWRY and i, =: = A0 nISN, nna ae
ducting tho business of agents for tn State
of Virginia of the Mutual Benefit Life lnsur'
ance Company OF Newark, New Jersey, WIN
oif ces located ut Eleventh and Bank Streets,
richmond Va, WINS dissolved by mutual con,
sent on November II, 1908. All liabil.iles TO and
upnins, said nrrn have been taken over by tina
fiTm of j. C. DREWRY g. COMPANY, as to
which below a,,,,c
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S@WANTED.

r,unoIIou AN IJNFoRTtJNATE MISTAKE,
Shnvc n large assortment OF Christ mas iree
decorations md ynll toys LEFT on my h n, ,,,,
nm compelled to get ut least q part " my
n sncrlfce; enough FOR several lurge ties.
Address NOT a MERCHANT care this oni:o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19

Tho business heretofore conducted by the arm
of pREWRY & YOUNG VIII b continued'
with offices at the same pnc2 eS ,JOiTItN,,p =;
d COMPANY = ,,pEwny Is 20.
A RARE Opportunity is OFFERED Se,N-
erul good, reliuble agents ~ cenne them-
selves with the firm OF j. c, DREWRf
& co. Good contracts VIII be given sooo '''e'''
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STEAM BOATS.
1gz, CID DOMINION
49, SssS STEAMSHIP 90.
Night Line tor Norfolk

Leave Richinonu every evening toot o. ASH
strsotJ r. Nj. steamers stop at New
nor, News In both directions. arc Ss.eo,
Includes stateroom berth; meals, ooc'
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1900 PIANO. USED. $3.50; $3.50 PIANO, usE ~.
srni terms, sTilIFF, AL H.. Broad.
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No County Court.
Judge wickham did not come to the
county courthouse yesterday; consc-
nuently no session Of the tribunal was
held
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19

$3.50 srlstNyvAY FOR $3.50. Ttirs is a USED
plano, perfect condition; now ws have ,,,a ), II
lE,yith many others Of good make VII DO sold
i,vcsti gntu. sTlEFT, AL 70. Broad. fss Is 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.

y lNGlNLA-IN THE GIR 7:SJ = G 20 ,7ISi
Magdalene HAWKS
". Il. Y iiawks. -, !,
The object of this suit Is 70 secure r.,
from the defendant for tho said piah,tllt
and affidavit having been MADE thl5 sh,a
defendant is not res. dent or TINS oruts,
The said defendant Is required TO dppcnt
here within fifteen days after due puD!i.
cation ne.eof and do what Is necessary
uC protect his interest hereln, cr,,
Testo: J. Il. BROADDuS, Clarb.
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| THE COMMONWEALTH OF y; r.
| L GINA, TO THE SHERIFF. or tiiE
CITY Of RICHMOND. GREETING;
We command you to summon BattllnoIe
| and OHIO II siroad Company, tore 81
| corporation Gas we have before command,
| Ell you TO do), ~ dptGu! ". the cls'
| Office OF our Law and Equity Courl or tlle
city of Richmond, at the courthouse OF
slid court on tho THIRD MONDAY y!
| January 1904. to answer the acton OF
1 iiraucr Cattle Company, q curpolatlol'
under the laws Of the State of Vrs.nlil,
| OF a plea Of tcespaSs on the case ~
assumpsl. Damages three hundred DOL
| lars.
said court at Richmond, the 18th day Q,
December, 1908, and in the l2stn year OF
Inv e''''''0p +, +. WINSTON. Clerk.
O'Fewoll g. REGISTER, y q,
| dec l9-law-4W
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chr FLOWERS, ROSES, vIoLETs

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~. N,rI,T TO BIyY T1MBEREp- LAND OR
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FOX NEW YORK.

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