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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-08-06
Sunday School Rally.

There will be a grand Sunday
School rally at Forestville next
Wednesday, Aug. IL, to which all
Sunday schools in the county are
cordially invited. Everything will
be done to make the gathering one
of pleasure and profit. A band will
be in attendance and there will also
be good singing. Refreshment
stands will be on the grounds,
swings and other means of amuse-
ment for the children. Good speak
ers have been secured, and recita-
tons will be given by the children.
The grounds are fine and there
will be good accommodation for
all. Come and have a good time.
CLARENCE STEWART,
Chm Co. Sunday School Associa-
ton.
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The Park Lake.
ton.

The building of a dam at the
Powell falls will have the effect to
create quite lake-covering some
forty acres, probably adjoining
the city park. This pond will add
to the outlook from the park and
contribute to the desire for amuse-
ment in the line of boating in sum
mer and perhaps in skating in win
ter. Conveniences may be made
here for bathing and swimming
also, as a sheet of water of the size
of this prospective pond and but a
few feet deep in most places will
get pretty we'll warmed up in the
hot days of July and August. A
great many have heretofore ex-
pressed the wish that a dam could
be built to flood these flats for the
added beauty of the landscape-or
waterscape.
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From Washington.

Following are excerpts from a
letter of A. T. Churchill, formerly
publisher of the Times in this city.
Mr.. Churchill went to Eugene, Ore
gon, the first of the summer where
for month he and his wife visited
with relatives after which they
bought property at Kirkland, Wash
ington, where they have settled at
housekeeping
Kirkland, Wash, July so, 1908.
In answer to questions of enquir-
ing friends | will say that / am
quite we'll pleased with this western
country. | can see little difference
as regards climate between western
Washington and western Oregon.
The same cool summers and warm
winters obtain in both and the same
condition of drilling rains, and the
same hazy sunshine exists to about
the same extent all along this coast.
East of the Cascade mountains
there is less rain but warmer sum-
mers and colder winters. In the
Big Bend country the wind is dis
agreeable and the dust something
awful. Here there is no wind to
speak of, just gentle, pleasant
breeze. have not much choice be-
tween Washington and Oregon un-
less in southwest Oregon where
conditions are somewhat different.
When the rains begin again in the
fall / suppose we shall get tired of
them. If il would rain and have
done with it and give us little
sunshine it would be more agree
able but it remains misty, cloudy,
and just chilly enough for light
overcoat. The average summer
weather is but few degrees warm
er than that of winter. The sum-
mer SO far has been little too cool
to suit my fancy, except for a few
warm days. The thermometer reg
listers at noon about 70 and morn
ings and evenings about So to 60.
Any drawbacks that would apply
here also applies at Eugene in the
center of the Willamette valley in
Oregon. All kinds of crops mature
here nicely, except corn, and they
raise that TO some extent. The
soil is generally very good, produc-
ing prolific crops of cereals, vege-
tables and fruits. On the whole |
am much pleased with the country.
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BORN.
SANsBURNE.- this city, July 80,
1908, to Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Sans
burne, son.
waterscape

At it's regular meeting last Friday
night the council adopted the fol-
lowing resolution:
WHEREAS, Mrs. Lund and Mrs.
Winter have purchased the Powell
falls water power and are about to
improve the same for the purpose
of developing a water power, and,
WHEREAS, The City of River
Falls is DESTROYS of obtaining addi-
tional power for it's Electric Light
and Water Power plant, now there
fore it is
RESOLVED, BY the Common Coun-
ell of this City, that the City will
lease such water power. and i'm
provement from the said parties
with option of purchase of the same,
such lease and option of purchase
to be substantially upon like terms
as that of the agreement between
the City and the Trustees of the
Electric Power Plant now used and
occupied by the City:
Provided that the said parties
shall agree to sell to the City all
their rights in said power plant as
improved by them if the City shall
determine to purchase the same at
the price which the said power and
improvement shall cost them in
purchase of the land and water
rights and the cost of improving the
same, the rate of interest and gen
eral terms to be stated similar to
those of the contract aforesaid.
The terms of such lease and terms
within which such option shall be
exercised to be fifteen years, the
City, however, to have the right to
purchase the plant at any time
within such term and upon payment
of the purchase price with interest
the lease co terminate.
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Owing to some changes in my
plans | will not use the SO cords of
rock which l have accumulated. l
therefore offer to sell choice build
ing stone, delivered to any part of
the city, at current values.
w. H. PUTNAM.
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Roselawn Place.
West Pawlet, Vernon

West Pawlet, Vermont.
Editor JOURNAL:
The state of Vermont never has a
failure of crops, because they are
so varied. The severe drought in
May threatened the hay crop but
the rains since June first have been
SO copious that the crop is nearly
an average. The corn, however, is,
in many fields, too late to ripen and
will be somewhat below the aver
age. The high price of dairy pro-
ducts will make the year very
prosperous one as whole, in spite
of an apple crop below the usual.
Following the trend in other
states, Vermont is beginning to APP
preciate her patriotic and industrial
antiquities. Carrots are being
searched for old furniture, drawers
for old fabrics, and the valleys for
beautiful scenery. Many of the viii
lagos have summer boarders. This
town and Dorset have been the re-
sort of artists who seek to paint
beautiful scenery. For beauty, if
not for grandeur, it is said to equal
that of Switzerland. One painted
the woods, with the gorgeous colors
produced by atumnal frosts, and
sent it to Germany. His friends
thought it product of the magma
ton, because, they said, nature
never produced anything so gorge
oris. 1t was with difficulty they
could be led to believe the truth
The advent of cheese factories
and creameries have lightened the
labors of the household, and the
type of women, who, eighty years
ago, made the cheese, did the
homework, spun, wove and made
the garments for half dozen chill
dren, have passed away. Whether
their descendants have as substan-
tial characters and as much devo-
ton to stern duty as the noble
women who gave the state its great
name for the best maple sugar,
cheese, butter, brown bread and
apple sauce, is an open question.
The men, too, who swung the scythe
and cradle, raked with hand rake,
pitched hay with fork, and
threshed with a fail, are rarely
found.
West Rutland marble, from the
quarries of Col. Proctor, is famous,
but in Dandy, the town adjacent to
this, once marble centre, quarries
have been found with marble, pure
white, and in veins fifteen feet thick,
which surpassed all others in severe
tests. 1t is being shipped to New
York and used in the walls OF the
new Vanderbilt mansion. The
many slate quarries at this place
are doing large business, and
prices are higher than usual.
Vermont is a paradise of pie. The
writer had two kinds at breakfast
lately, and breakfast without pie,
an admitted fall from the ideal.
One old lady boosted that during
her long life she never had set a
meal without pie. Cream gravy,
with actual cows cream, is also a
breakfast companion to the peren-
NAL pie, blessed twins.
HENRY S. BAKER.
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WANT ADS.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
BOARDING.

THIRD, g, 15-BOARDERS aWANTEDs TWO
( sinny, connecting. front rooms: also single
room for gentleman; rice table board. Phone
Z ci6s; Is 8. Third Street. ai,, X st
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ROOMS FOR RhN'r.

a1e w. FRANKLIN-TYc1 LARGE CONNIE T
Ing rooms OH second door, freshly papered;
q SlD Nv. FRANKLIN. 3f41N s NtlJl-j VA 5-t i,#4g
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FLATS RENT.

FOR R1NT-sECoND.F FLOOR FLAT No. ass
West Grace street tthird door from HART,
wood cellar in basement; possession at once:
price s25 per month TIL septenber list iioxt.
Z Call at house from 0 A. N. TIL! 5 i. NJ. a;
y r. COURTNEY, Law Office. Eleventh ahd
Dank Streets lNtt ts * l=s44 l- slss SslH
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The State Bank OF Virginia.
At Richmond, Va Dec "a. 1913
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAyD
\ declared 8 semi annual DIVIDEND OF
I;IREE AND ONE-liALF PER CENT. uay-
able on and after JANUARY 2, 1904. Checks
4. WIN. NJ. HILL, Cashier.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IT HE COMMONWEALTH OF VGR-
GINA. 10 THE SHERIFF. OF !riE
CITY OF RICHMOND, GREITT4NG
We command you to summon The Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railway Company, a
corporation chartered and doing bus ness
under the laws of the state OF Virsln,a,
and the Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago
and St. Louis Railway Company. non
resident corporation. to appear at the
clerks office OF our Law and Equity
Court OF the city OF Richmond. at the
courthouse OF said city. at the rules to be
holden for said court on the TnlRD
MONDAY In December. 1903. to answer
the action OF b, c. Baylor. and T., f..
Minor, partners In trade under. the firm
name and style of Baylor a. Minor. OF a
plea OF trespa SIS on the case in assumpist.
Damages, one hundred dollars.
And have then there this writ.
Witness p p. Winston, clerk OF our
raid court. at Richmond, the y h day of
December, 1903. and i'll this l2ath year OF
The Commonwealth.
P. P. WINSTON. Clerk.
q ]. Kent Rawley, p. q, dec ls-law-4w
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FOR sALE-wHoLEsALE WINE AND III.
quor store: "snap." II sold at once; hne %
III w. WILSON, s11, Twelfth st. NJ W..
Washington, y. G. aH40a 8Saa. 53
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DON'T YOU THINK THAT CHRISTMAS
parjor suit or cOuch were newly upholstered
IN some rp.to date goods. JuRaENs MI. 90
1t at q tnodetHts prIco and guarantee Bats
faction: a1N.c1 East Broad Street. 43Bs
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: FINE ART

1rJ1,GENs HAS A MAGNIFICENT SUPPLY
Z OF Heating Stoves; they arc exceptionally
cheap, t,,: gl1s Il East Broad Street.
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~ IRGINIA--IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
5 v Of tlI5NkCo COUNTY, DECE6l-
g8BER 9TH, 1853,
Magdalene Hawks
. II. III
Z ;rha object of this suit is to secure
from the defendant for the said plaintln
y divorce frox the bonds OF matrimony.
and affidavit having been made tha! said
4 tiIes said defendant Is required TO appear
hafs within fifteen days after due puoli-
cafSon hereof and do what, is necessary
4 Ia protect hts interest herein.
q Yeste;. slJ, FL BROADDUs, CLERK.
al. e l;oode,tI. ~, T If[,
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ERNEST YouNG's ART STORE, 3 NORTH
line Of inportatlons ever seen In Richmond.
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THIS PICTURE SHOWS AN OLD QUOTATION. WHAT IS IT?
.MANCHEsTER's PROPER
BUSINESS HOUSES

FOR HOMEMADE CAM
dies. Fireworks, tho best 81 In til mark I;
\ prices reasonable. o. T.. RAY. ,S23 Hull St.
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~ Proyident Savings Bank.
=. -fa!chnond, Va. Dec. 0, 1903
AT A MEETING OF THE n0ARp Of d.
held December s. 1903. there was declared n
;. DIVIDEND OF THREE { Err CENT ,i.co
earnings. payable on and after DllCEM Ser
". GRAY WATSON. Cashier.
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SOUTH Urn RAIL WAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC, 81, 1908
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
700 A. M.-paily, Local for Charlotte. n. y
1880 p. M,--paily. Limited, Buffet Pullman
TO Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans,
Memphis Chattanooga and all the South,
500 r. Nix Sunday, Keysvills Local,
1920 p. M.--Dally, Limited pullman reAay
$3.50 p, Nj for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE,
Joints Leave Richmond 40 r NJ. Monday
AIS x. M-Exoepl Sunday Local mixed for
.;is s p. MMLocal. Except Sunday. For West
Point. NJ. x,,.., po,nt
Connecting With steamers Tor baltimore anu
RIVER rRMINs ARRIVE RICHMOND,
SOS a N. and e:ia p. M,-From all Inc
s:s5 p. M.--From Charlotte and Durham
$40 A. M,-From Chase City, 49,,
e:is A. M-Baltimore and West Point
1o;iS A. NJ $40 p. M.z:Fr9r Wet FONT.
!, i ~ ~ :, 5;sf 's - Nchmend. Va
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SOME OF OUR IMPORTAT1oNs ARE The
Inveiiest water colors obtainable In thu old
country. ERNEST YoUNG's, North Se-
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E Southern Trust Company. Richmond. Va.
have declared the regular TWO .AND ON e.
HALF PER CENT. DIVIDEND payable
81 =, - JNo. TYLER, Treasurer
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wHY NOT / TRY OUR COUNTRY AND
suger.cured Hams at 1870. per pound, , 1nd
everything else Just as cheap at p. g SNCLt.
VANS GROCERY. b02 e. Mlrdhaii street
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STEAM BOATS,
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co.,

a, I JAMES FVEF|t UN n LINE'
4 STEAMER POCAIiONTAS leaves MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at Z A. NJ. tor
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point, Newport News
Clarelnont and James River landings, and con-
ana hs North Stats t ressrved Tor ss
night at moderate prices. Electric cars DIRECT
10 wharf. Fare only $3.50 and 81 to Norfolk
Music by Grand Orcrestrion- li
Freight received for above-naRed places and
all points In Eastern Virgnis and North, caro-
lima, IRWIN WEISGER,
General Manager.
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DONT yo1I HEAR TIE BLOGAN7 ~
Saiis v no nees: every pair sewei. M>n'
shnss haifsoled 75c !: lndta' &C DREW
ETEc.TR1CH SHOE FACTORY, .71S e. Main
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German American Banking & Building Co,
Richmond. Va. Dec. %. 1903
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
Company have this day declared a seml;a
Ilual DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT.
out Of the earnings for The past six months.
payable TO the stockholders on anu after
y JANUARY .. 1901. &
CHAS. *. WILLIS,
Secretary and Treasurer,
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Steamship Line, Direct Route %
Boston, Mass. & Providence, r, |.
Steamers leave Norfolk FOR Boston Tuesday,
Wednesday. Friday and Sunday. For Pr., !;
r. Nj Passengers and trcisht taken for. all
New England points Ticket: on sale at Y. 4! :;
So D. a WRIGHT. 3Assas, Norfplk ".
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NYOUNG'S ART STORE and see the beautiful
line Of Etchlngs and Engrnvirgs; something
entirely new: 8 North Seventh.
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SAVES COAL. WEATHER STRIPPING PUT
on c, B. NORvELL 2ll1s N Sixth Street.
Phone 4a6.
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Yo1J HAVE NEvE RsEEN SUCH A COR:
ceous limo of Frames. they reach tho Top OF
ladder on style. ERNEST YOUNG.
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Esd, ONE fPo;,%ETBOOK, CoN.
tanning several notes and valuable papers.
suitable reward II loft with this offlce
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Az MEETING sce OF T "a BoA Ge z or Is 81.
reotors Of the WEST END HONE bU... DING
FUND ASSOCIATION. neld at tho office OF
LARS a share. being s per cent. on the
capital Stock was declared. to be, paid 20
1903 by check on JANUARY I'd. 1904. ! %
transfer books Will be closed on December
o6th and reopened on January g. 1904.
GEO. J. ROG ElaS. Secretary.
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Richmond Trust & safe Deposit Company.
Richmond: w, Dec. 2 1929. ,s
day declared a QUARTERLY p1v1DENI3,
OF ONE ~ PER CENT. on the capital
stock. payable JANUARY ID: 1904 to tn. tho
stockholders of record december 29th. 1903
The transfer books will 10 closed from, De-
rs cember goth, 1903, to Janaury I'd. 1904. Divi-
dend checks will be mailed. 1. s
I -L--. MIN II. i. CARELL. Secretary.
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n. GLENN. Cashlor.
VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE
---..-- INSl1RA Ni,E COMPA NY, !.

}EE Virginia Trust Company.
{i Richmond. Va. Dec. 10, 1908.
THE " DIRECTORS III OF THIS COMPANY
A have declared a sem, annual DIVIDEND OF
Z TWO PER CENT out Of the carnii1 .s " the
irast six months, payable on JANUARY 1st,
1901, ia stockholders Of record December 2sd
1903 Transfer books vii! be closed at +. NJ.
December o. 1903, and will be reopened ut 8
A. NJ. january I'd, 1901. Dividend checks Will
be mailed
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NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
have recently purchased of Mr., John
A. Clark 81 Lots OF land In tne pla. Of
robin Park" Henrlco co4nty, Va,
which were purchased by h m for taxes
due thereon from 1888 TO 1903. 4 number
OF these io,s were In ls9l decided 10 parties
whose address Is unknown TO Inc and who
have never recorded their deeds Desiring
that they may have further opportunity
OF protecting their Interest, noti4e Is he e.
by given tI.at IL The holders of such un e.
corded deeds VIII present the n al my
office, No. 6 n. Eleventh Street. r CHI
mond, Va. within thirty days, and pay Inc
Just proportion OF taxes and costs on their
respective lots, said lots will be raconyey-
ed 10 Them l.. A. CATLIN.
dec 4-1aW-iw
Richmond. Va. Dec; IS. 1903
COMRADES: YOU ARE REQUESTED TO
meet TO-DAY Saturday at $40 Yves, Franz
lin Street al i;s9 o'eock, . atten o
dent, Major Chares r., sklnker.
RIO. II. GILLIAN,
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THE GREATEST POINTS in OUR FAVOR
ITO North Ninth. 'ltAA 3teH
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WANTED. TO SELL RED LANTERNS TO
warn people not tn pass our place; %
things inside BALDWIN & BROWN. 1851
East Main Street. is Es, ,st
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WHEN YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT TO get
To eat Try II. C. HECHLER EAuSADE
they are fne; sold everywhere. Office; Htall
"a First Market l...L. L...L... ~. .--I.-...
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q. Office Of tho !

Office OF tho
Guarantee Building, Loan y Trust Co..
Richmond, Va. Dec. "a, lu03
DIvIDEND.-TlIE DIRECTORS OF THIS
Company have declared ctmi-annual DlVl.
20 DENDI OF'&TWO PER CENT. Gree Of taS)
out Of the profits of the past six months. pay
able on and after JANUARY I'd. 1870"
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON, Secretary.
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! FOR SALE.

CHEAPEST PLACE to buy shoes. II. sH1REY.
eni East &Aiarrhallt Street. Nh
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NEVER BEFORE SEEN ..sgg. IMPORTED
directly. It Is Relief Copper Work: any sub
1ect: Como to see It. ERNEST YOUNG.
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you MAY TALK OF OTHER ROLLS ,1F YOU
will but the taste OF Afternoons hot tnlls
hangs around STILL Phone 2olJ all west
Z broad ----- W. - --- -.---L-
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WHY DIDN'T ! THINK OF 1T BEFORE I
u Lovely imported smr king novelties at
STILLS. e0S e. Main Street.
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LET scfiNUkMAN make you a Rhlnproof
Overcoat 10 order for t6Inade IN ny Own
Cravenette In window gCfINUR1iAN. TAFT
or and Furn!sher. OF East Main. ~ aEsilE4
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I CAN HELP TO MAKE YOUR HOME
pretty for tho holidays by putting some new
wall paper n tho different rooms. JNo. 81.
ASHLEY, s NJ. Seventh Street 5s7.t 4.
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OLD MATERIAL.

PURCHASERS WANTED Fon OLD BRIGGS.
Z Sash Doors, inside and outsde Blinds, Door
and Window Frames. Sheeting, old Lumber.
Joists. toor!ng Beaded , C.illn s TN &C.: !:
WIN & BROWN. 1857 e. Main Street
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WANTED, THE SICK AND AFFLICTED TO
enquire of US whom In want Of N, n,edic'ness.
ferlng; best quality obtainable. a. II. ROB.
ms 700 East Marshall. Phone 1888 bG5 n
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Won ARE WELCOMED TO OUR STORE
re treat: don miss II CRHGSf foOrG'
3 North Seventh.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

WANTED. POSITION JAN. -1sT BY EXPERT.
AT PRESENT EMPLOYED. BUT. WISH TO
\ Make a CHANGE: BEST *; OF q !, REFERR'
H ADDRESS W. W.. CARE THIS OFFICE.
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.. p, KELLuM. THE FAMOUS FURNITURE
eleanor and ljpholsterer. Is now In tho CITY
a" Si9 West Broad. He makes tho best tur- :
niture polish in the world. II. i, &Ef55s
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kie. and guarantee quality and quantity;
goods delivered. KELGER's. 1903 e. Aar-
shall Street 49, I. ~. ---.- !--.-. ~
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WANTED, YOU TO BUY OUR BEST LARp
at tx cents per pound; count ~ ground meal,
lac, a peck: everything else Just as cheap. y;
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RlvlpEhp NOTICE.

Richmond, Va, Dec. %, 1893.
T,iE noAIp s 9F RlislEcT3RSS OF IF ,,,na
fiiond has this day declared n eenll-nnnual
DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT. oit OF
the profits of the last SIX months, rayah bic
10 tho stockholders on and after the I'd DAY
- '';'-'. JNO +. GLENN. Cashier.
VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE
Fl Y I1 q INSURANCE. COMPANY.
4 H@5 Richmond. Va. Dec. II. 1903.
Dtv1DEND.--T1IE DIRECTORS OF THIS
Company have declared semi annual DIV
y 1DESIl OF FOUR PER CENT. Gree Of TAXI.
payable to stockholders Of record DECEAlB 4
20th, 1909, from which date T. 1anutr sd'
Ks a04 the Trantfer Books Will b. y closed.
Checks for this Dividend viii b, mall TO
Stockholders. Changes Of address should be
notified the Company:
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I I Il g TEE.L.I.E.E
Daily Business Directory

BOARDING..
MISSES MARTINS boarding house 3 permanent
aud trs usient;' nice rooms and Hood fare;
101 North Seventh Street
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lemon spois Oh ne head and bodv. ward Il
returned to my office OH Chestnut Hill. T.
. C.. RItFIrlN. NJ q. ~ e--l. L..-. LLLL.I1..n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-25

rHE BEST CIGAR ON TIL, MARKET. IS THE
IMAM ABOUT TOWN" ALL REGULAR
SMOKER KNOW 1T, TRY A BOX FOR A
% CHRISTMAS GIFT. Ia4Ei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-25

FOR SALE, AT A. sAcRtFlCE-TWO BROK-
en- Settlers. one broken Pointer. one unbr'k n
puppies FULTON KENNEL. 3sos williams
burg Avenue. ,s.. ri e. go at5s5s $S rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-25

WANTED, ALL SUFFERERS WITH CHAP
ped hands and lips to Try Ko5in, Soothin x
Is. SOC bottle A.. Ii. ROBINS. zoo East Mar
shalt Phone 1888. F.5 5t-s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-25

SAVES coAL-WEATHER STRIPPING TUT
on, c, B. NoRVELL, 2ll1s n. Sixth Street.
'Phone 1885,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-25

DRESSES DYED IN DELICATE SHAPES
: Tor evening wear. Mrs..A j. PYLE, aLS N.
Fifth Street. Phone 2522