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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-09-06
COMPETITION FOR THE TOBACCO TRUST.

Several months ago The Progressive Farmer
published the news of Japans action in regard to
the tobacco trust-her decision to buy out the
rights of the American Tobacco Company and
manage the tobacco business as a government
monopoly. Two or three weeks ago we also pub
hshed a dispatch from Canada announcing that
a bill aimed at the tobacco trust had been pushed
through the House of Commons and would prob
ably become a law. We have heard nothing of this
matter since, but from little Japan comes the note
worthy rumor that the yellow men will have buyers
on the North Carolina market the coming season.
The following interesting interview, apropos of
this subject, appears in a recent issue of the Ra-
leigh News and Observer:
"I am reliably informed that the Japanese gov
eminent has taken over to themselves all the
manufacturing tobacco business of Japan and
will hereafter buy their leaf tobacco on the mar
kets of North Carolina independent of the Ameri-
can Tobacco Company. AS the American Tobac-
co Company for the past two or three years has
virtually been controlling all the tobacco business
of Japan, and buying the leaf tobacco through
their regular buyers, this step will give the farm
ers considerable competition ON the warehouse
floors for their tobacco, a competition that they
have not enjoyed for the last year or two. 1t is
reported that the japanese government has al
ready given out orders to the independent buyers
for twenty million pounds of bright tobacco, suit
able for making cigarettes, and as the trade is
increasing on North Carolina brights in Japan,
it is thought that in a very short time the Japan
csc government will need some where between
forty and seventy-fve million pounds of North
Carolina brights.
"The prospects are Frightening for the tobacco
farmer. While prices are very satisfactory at
present on all the markets, averaging from three
to four cents per pound more than at the same
time last season, still if cotton continues to adj
vance or even averages the farmer ten cents, at
the present prices of tobacco there will be another
cut in the crop of tobacco next season in all the
cotton belts of Eastern North Carolina and South
Carolina. The present crop of tobacco is not now
estimated as high in pounds as it was the first day
of August. Scarcely a man whom / meet is estl-
mating the crop over 40 per cent of what 1T was
last year, and some put it down as low as 25 per
cent of a crop.
"And now with another cut next season Eastern
North Carolina and South Carolina will cut d
very small figure in the tobacco business. As the
eold belt cannot possibly raise enough tobacco to
supply the present demand, it looks to me like q
self-evident fact that the manufacturers, now
composed of the Imperial Tobacco Company, the
American Tobacco Company, the Japanese gov
eminent and the independent manufacturers of
the United States,a are compelled to pay much high
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-09-06
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER

er prices for tobacco to get enough of it raised
in the cotton belt to supply their wants, as they
cannot manufacture a pound of tobacco without
the raw material, and we all know that they are
not going to close their factories"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-28
SEASONS FIRST SNOW.

Storm Unable to Withstand the Smiles
 of the Sun.
 The first real snow of the season came to town yesterday morning and decamping about 10 o'clock, left strewn behind it 8 thin mantle of the beaut:- full, As consequence many of the sidewalks of the city furnished pre- carious footing for the unwary wayfar- CT. The snow battled valiantIy to make brave showing. but the genial sun declined with thanks to be retired on his special day, and the pealing ot the church bells capped the utter rol1t- ing of the storm king. A few patches x remain here and there on which hap- py youngsters essay to get "a slide or TWO, having rushed to get their sleds to enjoy the first slides of the season,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-28

stead of temporal benefits he experi- ences ridicule and often bitter perse- cution. and as for spiritual benefits, how is he to comprehend these? Why is it that they become Christians? MT. Mosher said that the only explanation he could give was that it was the re- suit of the unseen working of the spirit of God in the mind of the individual.
 The next step in instruction consists of the Lords Prayer and the Creed.
 Upon the completion of this and the attendance has been satisfying and everything else all right, the Chinaman is admitted to the church. A year on the catechism leads up to confirmation. Rev. MT, Mosher spoke of the gov- erRment of China as being rotten from the highest to the lowest official. and there is no hope of the nations coming out of the present crisis. the great est crisis Of its 10000 years ex- cept by the aid of honest rulers. The Chinese are beginning to realize that these come from the Christian church. The most powerful influence in Il that land to-day is. the Christian church.
 In answer to the question as to whether the Chinaman is deeply spirit ual, he said he could not say yes, but if asked if they were deeply in earnest, he would answer in the affirmative,
 He also spoke of the yellow peril" of being impossible, but rather, he said, there was white peril endangering China. Our duty to China was to meet it's demands upon our funds and our selves. the. sneaker. .cnnclnded.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-28
SINCE f776
NOTED PHYSICIANS OF EUROPE HAVE PRESCRIBED COD
 LIVER OIL.
As the Greatest Curative Agent and Strength Creator Known to
 Medicine,

But they have also admitted that ow- ing to the vile, nauseating grease which 1t contained, and which had no curative value whatever, it was impos- sible for patients to take into their sys- tems enough to obtain the best results.
 Therefore, the discovery of two French chemists how to get the bene- fit of the valuable curative elements of the Cod Liver without the oil was hail. ed with delight by physicians the world over. These Frenchmen found that the medicinal curatives could be separated from the grease and oil, and produced in a concentrated form deli cious to the taste and acceptable to the weakest stomach. Thus was created Vinol which is sold by our local drug gist, Wm. H. Hull, on positive guar antee to return money whenever it fails to do all he claims for it.
 MT. Hull says that in Vinol they offer the people of New Haven a cod liver oil medicine acknowledged by physicians everywhere as the greatest curative agent and strength creator known to medicine, and they have never sold anything in their store equal to Vinol to build up and strengthen old people, weak women and children, and people who are run down, tired, nervous and debilitated. Sit MT. Hull also guarantees that Vinol will strengthen the digestive organs, make rich, red blood, cure chronic colds coughs, and bronchial troubles, and re- sstore the system to a healthy, robust condition quicker than any other nledi- I cine.
 vinol is not a patent medicine. and syou know what you are taking, simply Ba delicious cod liver oil preparation Swith everything which it contains 3printed on the bottle. Try Vinol on our guarantee to return money if it fails IIulYs Corner Drug Stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31
STRAI0HTi&WHl

Maryland. Pennsylvania and kentucky
Rye Whskies in bond. 7 must reduce
4 this enormous stock, and In order to do
SO have established a large retail mall
these We'll known straight Whistles:
"Cnrroll Springs" Is yearsl $3.50 per
Y gallon; %"Jessamine Country Rye, $2,25;
aClifton Strings" $500; 2 81 old North
$500; ''MaysvIlle Club % years., ssoDi
';Atherton Rye" $500; calvert "a
years) $3.50. Our Immensee, stock at cor,
oniy FEW leaders, Goods as repre-
senfted or money refunded. Prompt ship.
ment plain package. Add for jugs and
packing. 1 gallon. 20c.;j2 gallon; sQc.;, =
K gallon, A5c., etc. Remit certified check,
K Registered letter, postal or express ordor.
PHIL e. KELLY, Mail Order Dept.
Franklin Street, corner seventeenth,
Richmond. Va. fS 74
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31
'TEE.DEE BRANCHES.


The following Branch Offices have;
been established for the benefit Of
those living at a. distance from the
Main Office Of The Times Dispatch.
The Tee-D Wants left 5(at any Of
these branches will receive the same
careful attention as though they had
been left at the Main Office. and there
viii be no extra cost to + the endyer-s
tiser: stS
sLAUGHTER'sS DRUG4sToRE,f Ven
ty-nInth and Venable Streets III.
/ W r. EANEs, TWenty-ffth and
Leigh Streets. t5s 4
A. a, SCOTT wsnty,f'th and Broad
Root, j. WILLIAMS, TWenty.fIrst
and Marshal strests.
K. ii. m, 3 HARRISON, Foustee and
Broad Streets.
@. w. LATlMER No. 300 West Mar
THoMPsoN's DRUG STORE, No.,
1921 West Main Street.
| 1, L, lBEVERlDGE, Brook Avenue and
RspY,s DRUG STORE, Barton
pE zss5s.s,' DRUG sToRE, No, 5000
williamsburg Ayenue, Fulton.
! ROBINS PHARMACY, No. 200 East
Marshall Street.
CRY DRUG STORE, No, 1914 East
Aain Street, corner Fifteenth. "
EJUDsoN CUNNINGHAM, No, 2o27
East Main. corner TWenty,f first.
PINE STREET r tiA r MACY, No, aa4
south Pine Street. ST Il
PolNDExTER-k fRk- PARRISH XII CO..,
No. 4ts East Broad Street,
THE PARAo ON RI AR MACY, No. 4o2
North Sixth Street, Be 4.
EATON PHARMAc Y, Twenty gfth
and N streete. u 7.
4 RIsoN's PHARMACY No, 11s cana
Street .a M - ~ w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31
-NoTICE:.
5'llA2kN''lO','T.s.i|.CE5!5
Y Office Collector OF City Take!
r Dom q, Firs Floor, CITY 4 II ALI

II pom IL FTSLs II II ALI
# 5fS II ichniond Il Va, Dec. Il 1901. 5
e, Z !; I'y 81 sl !,
Es'rd,TTI s AN PIE RS0NhL 8FC II s4l SJl
is now uFs p FAA LIE ATT HIS
EVE ii r i 1 male 81 years II 81 N u Z. ana
over per son Keeping rouse or doing
business he ,cty ls assessed
anyT city taxes during he ycar,5tsiil5 please
call and settle, 50 as toanv Old being post
q spG r. PAVING. - PIl A SD SsEyv-s
FL. oNNl1GTiu,N PILLS ~ y !! also due:
not "a id on or before end of yea
SF'l We r F-R be added Lto last
.t,nlf, III .iofBspaId Son or before - ECEM-$
IIntercs t5et SIS. Err CT: II. n also & /
stachea to ill bills as soon 9 report ed $de-3
n Particular attention IS called TO the
above, as under an ordinance passed BY
the CITY Council there can be y Q yoid- 4
WIS., N . IIlS M ~. cUNNTTGIAat.4
Dec lin Col lectcr ot Gil " axes. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31
LEoAL NOTICE.

TO WHOM 1T NAY CONC ERN s, 4
y Notice is hereby given that I, salllei
Campbell Dearborn, gua Lay 4 Of, H L. e
state OF Cali fornla where tho said Sallies
Campbell Dearborn vas dyyly q Ppo ~ ai
e sa,a rds tRe
city&of Richmond; Va, on the 23d day ,of
Janua ~, 1906. s for tho entry Of an order
authoring meas guasdiaan1 a,Eresa,p
State OF California. the interest. Of the
{ said wards In tho proceeds Of the. sac
certain piece es.n n9stnSstii
linz Inc of Of rankin Street one hundred and
feet s ysst Of IT. te Tfst 1ns
nov nc On - deposit In tho Capitol Savings
Bank or the city q Rlchmond I, v Z, +.o
9city#of Richmond, IN the cause therein r1aIi
pending under tho style y OF y HI n
guardian q a g sSIs 81 ead al dav q
sALiiE DEAH 9II'GIS1sn
Il John Garland Pollard Counsel.
Dec 24-1a w-4w i35i ~ H
VIRGINIA ~ IN V TIL p &. CliANCERI
5A1oND. TIL 9TH DAY OF \ Dl 7EIs
y
Spencer cornick. Administrator g. I; a. 1, Of
Samuel II, c5rnack, deceased, st !. a i,
Charles Sharp. Trustee: William i, Gor-
mick, Mary M, Prescott, Philip M. Pres
H colt, Carrie Cornlcls Chambcrlalne, y ohn
a, chnmbcrlalne and William. Ch Vsaa q
alne Marrow, Ct efendants
t6 The objects OF this suit q re-: 4, y.
"A /, yTof appoint "a guardian ad item FOR
the infant defendants, ii n. aasS =,
9. no construe the will OF Samuel ~
tCornlcls, deceased, u sS. J.
8. For the settlement Of the accounts Of O
Spencer c,rnick, Admins trator g. =. 9, ot
4, 10 settle The accounts Of Spencer
SCornick, administrator g. +. a.. Of sald
Samuel II. Cornick, deceased, and as sue!
Administrator Trustee under the deed OF
February IL, 1897 from samuel III COZ
nick william a Af1rrow ana 1 MaE ga
Marcy To- salmue H ornssk pd ~ said
deed In the place and stead OF said SAM
8uel HI Corlllck, depease ed. Is !.
for services rendered said Administrators
and as Aclfpg Trustee uSdsr said deed,
A9d 10 ai4daS gy 4MaynE Sssa Psip a
Pres Carrie esorniek Ghan, berlaine.
John Il. cbamhorlaine and w lliarn Cham 9. z
3berlaine MARROW are not lresid len s iof 7 ne
State Of Virginia, 1 IL ord cred tfaa
appear hero within fteel days alter t'E,
publication Of this oIder ana do W!lat Y
necessary tp protect heir IN eres's ~ 1''ls
suit. a VI Il M ss3 h IA s4 HI 5g
COPY q 4 't enAs;s q sAyILLg, elerk.
n q. I sc 4 " S doc 10-l aw.aWt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

LOST ONE Et CO14flf1I PUPPY, SIN
38ino1ths DC. with black body and white
feet. he wore a collar nnd medal no.
NJ Fra nkiin. ,5,9 III St, 5il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

,LoST-LA7GE ORANGE AND WHITE
a Pointer dog named Jack. Small piece
g out OF bunc ear. Reward II brought to
IL Southern Express Office. Ell 5 y S}s3l
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QUICK sEF:llcE FOR 1t elJoU.

TIIDATRE-GO ERS CAN BE ACCONIA1O-5
s dated both before and after the show.
4 with the Finest Oysters on the half
4 Soc Quick Lunches, Sandwiches, also a
one-pound Porter House Steak for Sc:
# In our restaurant Quick service and
can ret t. guaranteed ten year.oid Wis
key for l0c., or the finest Budweiserj
Beer on draught. IT only takes you q
minute to run over from the new Bijou.
& F1RANCIONIE'S, Nos. x O6 and 907G Ea 8 t
Broad Street. Ladies' dining-room llp-f
sGstairs Old e phone 1862 i8s VIZ an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

LoST-A A LARGE WHITE AND LIVER
Al colored Pointer Dog; liver colored head;
th!no collar; answer name ~ Mike. Re-3
ward ifareturned 6 South Tenth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

,LoST-A GOLD STICK PIN SET WITH
# one pearl either on Barton Heights or
8Chestnut Hill. Liberal reward II re-
turned to drug store, Barton Heights. .s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

AtoNRo 4, 4 az NrECTIO Jerry. s7ol \ " |,
& Maln s street, finest line f$con feet loncry
and fruits III the West End. n N ny open,
4 YOU IRE cordially invited to call. ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31
n REAL ESTATE WANTED.

i WANT a NUMBER O r GooD,,,,Vl$RIa-i
\ ginia farms for my clients; VIII pc pc
pleased to- hear from owners .i 81 goou
4 Ayentle. Chicago, II vs. 5 afl {5} }{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

REso LuT1o AR NOW, i n oEDllllR, e
'fiIet yours 10 sensible, and then live, w
to them. YOU Will then have not J, q. ni an
to regret Are you re1,nret, for e. s w,
mot resolveln t once to make the 4; ncces-
sary9 Perpendicular There Is notlhln 9 StIoo
bcgalned by delaying I. AND Il mere !, ,r y
knowledge Of the lrece ssaly > up le {,
than tile. MASS U SIN lss N GDdd.-{{
k LEG Il. Winter. term beg iis Jan. Z, leoo
MAssiSYS BUs1NEssT cotlLEG y { 7O5 1St.
Min Street. ~ NN
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST, ST IiATISI) q r q $ nc LrIN FROM
b white Fox Terrier; has black spot on
$$tlil, left side OF face and ear BACK.
ai.lindel will return same and receive re-
5sWatd. IS s3 llgt 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

SPECIAL FOR XMAS: ONE CASE 512-
quart bottle Old Pepper Whiskey, bottled
and sealed in bond .5r$ case, $40. GEO.
5&| a. II JNDIlEY'S Palace Grocery. Ring
$50. G eo. MD. Blake. MANAGER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

EsPEcIAL3 BARGAINS IN N EWi AND
d second hand Wa CONS and Phaetons. we
s. RICHARDSON BROS, 613 Brook Ave- We
s. nue.. - .3L.-L- 1911
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

BoTTLE fCoCO.COLA91SF a. PHEASANT
q drink that helps your digestion ~ ana M
{5 boosts youftp general y.3H 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31
n ---1 ID '.58IsI = \ 80 - ~ ~
.coNSTAeLE,s SALE.

TO SATISFY. "A 81 CERTAIN lD1SrR E0SS
u warrant In my hands. and being re-
quired so to do. I will sell at pub lie .auc.
b and Midlothian Pike. Swansboro on
{ Saturday S December 31st, at u o'clock
NJ, the following property to-wit: One
\ Collar and Cuff Ironing MACHINE, known
A3f as che Twigg- Edge Ironer. Terms-Cash.
w. IL GRANT, table, z G. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31
MEETING.

Richmond. a., Dec. 81, 1904.
I holders OF the Robert Harding Company,
Inc, will be held at ii the Office pf, the
Company 81, Eleyenth,,s Street R!sh-
4 1905, at o'cIock 1 r, MI, for&theB purpose
OF considering and acting upon Ia pro-
z posed n amendment to he charter. n
tho capita! stock Of thh Com,
y Stock, the present number theseof, to
q 900 shares Of Preferred stock,land rom
i,50o shares Of Common; s tocls tho pres.
e eom ~ Stock and Ito act
+ upon any other hus!Gesa5 that may te
Brought y before tho neeti NC. s88 3s
BY order OF the & psTeG,ors
& II. L., Pell, President, Ss w Ii TX.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,

STS RnErIesi new and second ha nd. We car
IS save YOU money on Rubber II res Come
H and see us ;; repa ring a spec ella t.. n Ctl
BRISrCNV n 1900 n = 5 S5 Frank IN. Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31
y HELP @WANTED-Male.

BY MANUFACTURING II 9 U 8 p,
IA trusty assistant for branch office SIS,
V paid weekly; position permanent no
capital required previous experience not
i8B essential. Address BRANCH MAMA
" GER, 325 Dearborn, Chicago. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

THE COTTAGE NEAT MAR ET, 1922 w.
n Broad Street. will open Snturd q next:
Flrst-class line Of meats Mt exec ptlonal
h low price. Give us a trial. ~ il 81 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

ri ii The Nationa Bank OF virginia. IA
III Riohinond VA Dec. q, - 104.i NJ
STlIE D1RICT RS 81 q + VI r III s .g BANK
have o-day dealare red q ID yld end Or rsyye'
aft ter 4 JanitiryJa 8. SS 1905. Checks viii be
I mailed Is gh6reholders. Transfer books
will be closed lint til january. Sd next.
S4s w Ni.fADDlSCN;s Cas- III cr.5S
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a. DoneIust Use Want Ads Succeed
.plYInEhp NorlcEs.

rfiD 3 AttD! 70 r. to1 Il en- q Isl q i, I'll p
Rlehf,ond F,rede !cksbirg hiid posto a.
sisgRi Semi: snhlai / piVidsnd 81 FSursty
y Dollars Il per q are non ~ is 60 n mon
3 Btook and Dividend Oh lgations1 pay 4 pie
idstid q Chs.hai { . oliar{psr share, pi y
II able al the same time. 9 ieck y WI bs
4 mailed TO AllS no ders as heret ofore.
Z transfer books " III be- closed from he
10Th day pf eoeinber, 100. to tho I'd
day ofSJanusrx Y. 1eo6 ~ Y. i, i, I. h, X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

Z HOTEL, FE q! tt Nc ms.
painted newly panered. Board from 70
10 Sio per week; $3.50 and So per day \
rooms, 5o 7bc,f and 81. Fine sample
a rooms, s lt t3N5 {Q8tEfltGy VsB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31
/ REAL j ESTATE For Rent.

FOR RlfNT-BRosAD STREET ST. IRE,
n 3l4 EAST d DAD. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

THE DIRECTORS OF 1'HE R.II.t lily
I declared their usual semi annual Diyi-t
4 dend OF: 2 Per Cent pa yablc on January
D 3D.. 1905, W. 3. 9. y
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BAKERY

GET n. Y OUR CHRISTMAS CAKES,
Bread and Pies at Bl2 IGCsS'S BAKERY.
I'll AS good as the best, 6o3 East Marshall
vi Street. M lB q ,3s 35 n sty}i "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

~ AITED, BIZ YOUNG MAN WITH
good reference, position; expearli,ein rssa
/ IN Office work and as manag er. q dress
8g8 u. 81, N this gof " q
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icAKEs ICED AND ORNANENTEDA ALL,
M at BRIGGS's. sos East Marshall. u 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

FRUIT CAKE MADE AS YOU s-WOULD
make them yourselves 3a I'RlGG-iSS,S =, w
III East Marshall Nj ~ * ri a;s sis
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PERSONALS

4VliY8 ii s158 81 Il, y I1ss II fsA c.1s
sAtiER,SE I5XTRACTS "a RE G. EA PIES
"a Uii2's lA ~ 1 2; y, USE -
sA SffaHs !rf Hi:NsrisA crs AtstT sTArcrL5Y
3sA UER' s EXTRA CTS e3tvI1 vol @ l5.l -
suits wherof 3 tiers fol !. u, i, n
sE4AU11R' s 81 EXTRACTS IIAV I18 ~ ~
sNuttySi;,s S1sXrR ACTS r d q II Iy 2 p
highest award and medal "a " ofld 3
= ITnt istpfl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

FOR CONT RT AND ELEGANCE in
Shirt made to ord we have repllta-
\ tom tia t Is well deserved: - s.. CON
VI STABLE s. G D., 735Q =. Main street.
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y MDETING or TIL II ST cKHo9I, pE E
Forge M!nlng an n ntheyesa1EP y
j 4 Rent ~" X edmond, Va, 4, on Tuesday
Sianu,,ry cath. 1906, to take action on q
propusitonito have the max ipllln ca llAl1
stool, ;of the comp my II reduced III 're1El
y s2g ~ 'ord sr OF the Board OF Directors,
e. III, a no. *. AN DER son, seere ary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

once Va Fire & Mar. ms. Co.
Dit IN DIRECTORS 0E,51,lils;I
n Company have declared q seml-Annua u Y
3a tax, payable To- Stockholders of.record
%5DeceriberS q, 1901, from which date ta
b{ January@3, 1906, the transfer books viii
IA be closed Checks will pc mailed Ls IS. 9ckj
holders. Changes Of address should b9
Il notified q the compan " y ls s gtI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31

WANTED. 4 TELEPHONE IS WI TIC. H
board operator for small town y near
Richm1ppd payS I5ypP5N CO OF OF
VA.,,a5Sz south Ninth STREET.
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Union ny m 81, 81 Richm,otnd.

4 Richmond, a.. Dec "a q 100. y i
THE BOARD OF DIR CTO RS o n 4 II u
ia Merchants National Bank OF RI chmond,
IS Va, have, this day declared, gu t @ the.
s;emi-Ann,nll Dividend OF, d I'or}3 Cen t}
Checks will be mailed to the Stockhold- =
ers December 81, p 904 h.
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THE RECT LAR IE1l1'rNa "a r or THE I
4 Shareholders OF tho American National
u Bank of Richmond II. Va, VIII be held at
It's bunting house ~ Z I1sDAiY 4, january
10th, 1905; ut j o. clock II Il nj s
f5 s{{itSt t1.sEAYLORYII T. Lis. Cast HER. 9ss
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ROOMS WANTED.

WA N,rEIo--rtvC C)R$ THREE FURNISH
g ed rooms for light housekeeping. t5A Must
be first class. Answer L, GO, care this
@ Office. s lF4sff- .a'4As f sf4sa sstl n
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/, good we can supply you; it's quality
With us. seven-year-od Gibson Nh!s--.
key, IS; a G-year-old Green River, 81: s.
year-old Maryland Rye, 81; 6-yea r-old
syear-old Virginia Mountain Rye, SO;
year-oid Perfection Rye, $3.50; 4-yea:-oidi
4 star Rye, S2.25; 3-year.old Leader Rye,
s2."GEO. a. gIIUNDLEY'S,5u nde r Lee
4 Camp Hall. 433 3it III. g3 N & q
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THAT TIRED FEE L1N g IS RELIEVED
bv drinking BOTTLE COCO-1Col4fN.3'l'ry
a bottle. "a III Ei 81 }4s # II iiFii8SS
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PjANo@FoR RENT.

p lANO &FOR& Rem sss..s sY
PIANO FOR RENT-BEAUTIr;UL MA
i1ogany case Upright Pia for rent;
TX price $3.50 per mont Address MINK
4OS9} Main Street. city, Fl ts5s III
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SITUATION WANTED Male

sWANTED ONCE b AN E'XPER r :
s. sas ana ano
}y ia,.,s referred: small salary q nd eX
penses Will be, cons derod; good y re IL Ell
i ence.' Address AS, b ga re this on