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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-12
Officers Underestimate Attendance.

OmCSIS underestimate Attendance.
While the officers of the Road Drivers
and Riders Association were confident
of the parade proving a success they
underestimate what was IN store for
| them. Secretary P. V. De Graw was
one OF the most enthusiastic men in
| Washington last night.
THE fact that 300 persons who are in
no way connected with the Road DriY-
ers' and Riders Association turned opt
and took part in the parade said Mr..
De Graw, lis a sure sign that many of
them will enroll as members of the as
ISOLATION. ] confidently expect the num-
Der of members 90 be increased 200 at
least, within the next month There
are always persons who are 10th to join
Ia an undertaking of this sort at first, but
once they are assured of a success such
as we enjoyed yesterday. they soon fall
in line. Had the parade been a half
hearted sort of an affair, interest in the
association would have suffered to a ma
terial degree. but now-well. we're here
TO stay. and in d few years will have
speedway which Will compare favor
ably with any in the United States"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-12
10 the New Century Speedway where
II was met by at least 5000 spectators.
Races Hard Fought.
With as much dispatch as possible
arrangements were made for the races.
The. first 10 falre rllacn was n 2.2n trnk
Races Hard Fought.

With as much dispatch as possible
arrangements were made for the races
The first to take place was a 2:90 trot.
in half-miIe heats. best two in three
After q hard-feught contest. the de-
cis.on was awarded TO Dr. Lorenz,
driven by w. c. Frederick. of Balti-
mere. Or. Lorenz captured the two
straight heats, but won each by a mar.
row margin.
After he was judged the winner, Col
lIu Steele. a Brightwood trainer, en-
tered a protest, claiming that LIZ
Lorenz is Clanden, which he drove
several years ago at Norfolk, with Il
record OF 2:21A Should the protest be
SUSTAINED Mr.. Frederick will have to
forfeit first prize, which viii be award
ed TO J. ". Rebber who drove Elnor
An accident marred the second event,
a free-fOr-all in half-mile heats, best
two in three. Crapshooter. the Balti-
more horse, owned and driven by s. |.
Lanner, became uncomfortable and
threatened to run into the river. His
driver Immediately proceeded to get
himself away from the vicinity of the
runabout and made a jump for it after
having turned too short so as to pre-
vent the horse and rig from going over
board.
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be Inundated, but the bleacherites got
after him after the third inning. He
was hooted when he struck out in the
fourth. and the same treatment was
accorded him in the seventh, when he
was retired on a pop foul fly, after try
ing TO get out of the way of a wild
pitch. In the eighth inning, when he
struck out again, the crowd yelled for
Schwartz. a baseball fan is very tickle.
One day a ball PLAYER is king. next day
he is booted and hissed.-Cleveland
Leader. Not in Boston. however.-BOs-
ton Herald
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XTST NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE DAY IN THE WOPLD or SPORTS
Speedway Opening
Highly Gratifying
Vehicles in Line Beyond All Expectations.
General Public Heartily Encourages Road
Drivers and Riders Association.

The Washington Road Drivers and
Riders Association yesterday afternoon
scored Its banner success in its parade
which marked the opening of the New
Century Speedway in Potomac Park.
More Washington admirers of horsefiesh
were in line than in any previous pro-
cession of the kind ever held here.
That five hundred persons elected to
take part in the parade speaks well for
the popularity of this association, which
is practically in its infancy, so far as the
time of organization is concerned.
Only two hundred-and only two hun
dred does not mean a small number In
this case-entries were received by b.
F. McCaully, to whom they were for
warded by the thirty-thsrd degree sports
men. The other three hundred made
their appearance without notice AT
Maryland Avenue and First Street
northeast
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-12

This is Tenny's tenth year with the
Boston Nationals.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-12
Ten Men Each.

A resolution was adopted that each
team submit to the secretary, by Satur-
day next. list of ten men from which
it will select its regular team, and sub
stitutes- Should any team desire to add
new man in the course of the season.
II will have to give ten days notice TO
the secretary, and the new man will not
be admitted except By the unanimous
consent of the other teams This pro-
vision was adopted TO provide remedy
in case a team should be disrupted at
any time. but IL was also thought best
to put in the unanimous consent clause
to head off the bare possibility that
some one might try TO run In a ringer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-12

Marvin Hart has backed out of his
match with Sandy Ferguson. He claims
Ferguson insulted him. Ferguson is a
big. strong fighter. with a hard Wallop,
and Hart knows It,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-12

Viau is pitching in decidedly hard luck
for Providence.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-12

There are more farmed players this
year than ever before" declares Barney
Dreyfuss.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-12

II is Ike pulling teeth for any team
to win a game from the Boston Ameri-
cans The pitching staff is a hummer,
Criger is a Peerless catcher. the bali has
10 be hit over the infielders' heads TO be
safe. and there are Doughtery, Free
man. and Collins 20 drive an occasional
hit TO the fence.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-12

"The Montreal grounds says Harry
PulIiam. ARE the prettiest ball grounds
In existence"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-12

Herein IS set forth how It came .
PASS:
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rhe. Nelson and q free pa IS to the yAcad do
my from Charlie Rex. \
these things go 4 9 make life worth 7lftll
living, and We want to I've some more nor,
yet so We can tell the girl With tn. the
glasses a few things which We have mot not
had the nerve to tell her 70: a long tine I'M,
AS for ourself we would like TO nave lll y q q
nice, quiet time, a sleep tha will Put us
out OF the world for the time being, SO Sc
we may drop into oblivion for aW f1ileS and
forget our troubles, SO yyo can recover 81
some OF 4 no flesh swe.$ have lost cha sing
around looking for Henry Beck. si N
3 We didn't get any straight lips VI on
stock / We expect to get ur sllar raise u
the doctor won't send Ills bill until after
Christmas holidays, and we hope 70 start
the new year With q clear page on, on 1.e
diary. 81 y a. " .5,s u KS
Therefore; we feel ike Wishing al ta
very happy Christmas, and many Of them
i sl III IA M III
Twas the morning q 4 g hristnlas. when zen
4 Willie arose Il. Si.
He looked UP the chimney then put On On his his.
His stocking was empty there wasSllt ttla
joy. So RI III
For month after month lao had been i g g
E bad boy. s'S; # .3s tss5 y
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Gut TURKEYS ON
MARKET I: / yesterday '!::!i|. y
Warm Gather and Large Re! Re,
ceiptss Cause Prices to-
Drop. s8ss 1s5 ss

$sa Consumers 4 OF Richmond 81 had itSs their
way this Christmas on turkeys; i. T he COM
mission merchants claim that the receipts
were K double as Il large this week as + any
previous Christmas week III the last ten
years, IL Il has been imposs BILE to dlspos
of all OF 81 tho turkey 8 eceiyed IN IN
addition to the INN ense y receipts, he
water for the past two days has been n
verygunfayorable, which caused the retail tall
dealers to lose money on u sir early DUR ll
5clnases, and 4 also prevented them from -
buying as literally as they would I, have
bought had tile weather been cold and
clear. Shippers in all "A sections OF ne
country will be dlsappoin ted with returns,
withdrawing the fact that tho 2 mer--
chants have no d oubt awo rkeuS S ha rder
than they would have done had Scondi-
lions been different. ass
8i Poultry has been very high all this
fall and shipment of turkeys have been
light up to this time 4 + seems as 4
tho ma 1orlty Of turkey ra lsers have held
their turkeys back for Chr stnlas I'd
this market, Ike all others, has been 5ell-
,tirely overl oaded. Y y III *,
rho commission merchants We're very
much surprised to learn hat there We're
as many turkeys In The country 5as have
been but on the market this week. II
will take at least 10 da SIS or 3 weeks to
get tho lnarketgln good. strong oondl lon
again, and Sit is hoped by the merchants
thut prices will be satlsfa ct DRY and HE n
3ert kby the middle o { January, t3S
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5yATc AE=s AND D !! j

BARGAINS in Plan s. sr5EFF 500 p.
8 road NJ
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

/ NOW IfoL LID OVER 800 BARRELS OF
/ Ryo WHISTLES In bond. q mustEre ucei
1 this enormous stock, ana III o rider to do
h soj have q sta blshed IL largo retail mall
order house.. Note u ese B low prices.o on
Carroll Sprlngs.,|SS Is years. .3S 1850 B per
: gallon a Jessamihe Country Rye, s2.26 4
llfton Springs, Is 81 90 year old NORTH
corn, s1HS aDa,nend y
Anterior Rye, 81. ~ vert
Il ycars) $3.50. a DIR Immense stock It COR
low prices. r he above are
setitted Or money refunded. Prompt ship-
! rnent plain package i. Add N fer Jugs and
packing, VI gallon,. zoe. !; 2 hon, SOC. =
q gallon, 45c. etc. Remit certified cheols,g
SPHIL| G. KE LSLY Fl Mail ss$3 Order ~ Dept
FRANKLIN IL Street, corner Seven tenth.
A Richrnond "a. m III E
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- 80 -

~
Dear santa Clause III has been nearly forty
3. 2, nd so,no sunn,ers since we aprealed 70
voi for some slight remind err Of the festive
o.oa aion. hut boys viii te boys, and we olu
sdncks feels kittenish and gay soniettmcs Whe l
No SEQ Sc many stockings around, especila ~
"a 4 slushy day Y Therefore. 80 can $50
tic harm asking you 70 help ~ acn
2 hs Sa IN 1ro ahis 'o OCCASION
si1ndcrs other crcumst cest IS o. would not
bo felt called upon 10 make ~ ls nppei ~,
n raa W 81 Ice ''. at minimum our
way clear TO tho purpose Of that seals ,t.ii
that prgmiss a council Would only call
ihnmselycs N together in special session., nm ~
salary =, t n,s9s r.
sunssII one Mou ui''t
.yis sss ii he next budget for n,, we Ss
Would feel nel, easier g 80 fa nome q
Nav Dear SANITY, suppose you send VS. FEW
4binVs TO satisfy our mi nds. ana 70 glv 70 ns
n CHANCE TO square ourselves W. =
Just send us ono ton &C oak and plnes, - y
mixed so We can have u nee ~ ap and
III snSav v', IA pers, Inspiration comes much
sas,s bright flreslas' a 5 Mns y who
Nlsn, send us 1881. 30 we can buy 2 dozen ~
eggs 10 make some fegg Or ~ 'aAu :.
NC! 3. W snnla Ike IL have about
pounds OF Kempf candy, 80 as to Supply LIN. III
sa t ayer s1naay
we Nc ike. so, 10 help out our pooE nsls 7;
ne 1a",ly sen "a alo Mau
tysl y VEL q to lpf salary for Which
Reaifs BE- q most most deyoatiy thankfl "a o.,.
Rlsass aIS III 1 IR k liz al
rTe t Si ass'nsf bse si early doesn't
!ntsrteaTe ana Es MS "a eIos ss' s
t enc Ms mar other shirt home me
n s.g ssoi y .sye Wfa hoping
from You again next Christmas = Il, L II =
g sna AZ es SSsfs9fak asS
No felt very i ,nucll relieved that la q inc
brown eyed girl got her stocking t l.ls e
good things, si4s Ii s !, q I
81 Many friends have come to our lr felleL
at the suggestion of Santa Claus, ana !, :
a a consequences, we feel ~ ttor. ~ ~
home at the ghostl Y houf OF ..s'0
do9our share Of hollors j.
make. FOR instance, Ben Michigan, tlc
nrnmlses to send mp the necessa ~ Don OF
cigars. and Constine says 10 VIII see MA :
We IA not want for a. dish 70 en- e,lf
nf.pand Smith says we shall have ~ Atsofs-
! rlsiichair to sit upon as sWe smoke our
Jefferson olga y. ~ y. / d,
e VIII, allAthese things, We must feel
..,catef,llito Henry I.ercll for thai Weln er
vWrrst he so kindly donated for ! es coll-
!, f prt OF the six barefooted ones.
Then there are some thanks COMM Y 80
Billy Mann for the bunehS Of roses No so 80
Kindly donated towards the fes tlye Spce ~
5 sion i,,5s ", z. ~ e ", !, u Y. y
4 nice umbrella standlng In the hall tFo''ll
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I GOLD .I:,s. No slLt,vE,R sIy'yE!R.5
4, q . ! x W.; q
COLI! CURE IL 1 6.

TAKEH Nc. COLD AND GRIP CURE.
yVM, 5P. POYrI1RE SS e co. 8is sgs iiSS
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NOTICE.
Il N lI'AXlN,IlOl.lT IN.
~ "A -. ]. /!
ONCE Collector OF City Taxes
Room Z, First Floor, City Hall

iiE2i4s Richmond, iva, Dec. l. ls04.Sat
IN OTsIsC y 1T RSTAk-PAYERS-TH
LAST HALE OF CITY TAKES. REAL;
ESTATE land PERSONAL. FOR as19o45
is NOW DUE AND PA;YABLE sATSgTII1si
EVERY male 81 H years OF 81 age, and
NVERY person Keeping house Or doing
sonal B taxe,. Those who have not paid
any3city taxes during the year will please
cali and settle, 50 Sasl II 10 avoid being post
9sNqGRADING, PAVING, PIPE AND SEW
ERSCONNECTIONfRI BILLS are also due.
ana wIliIl,ayeytog be declared delinquent IL,
not paid on or befor end OF year.
a FIVE PER CENT. WILL be added to last
half II not paid \ on Or before DECEM-'
Der 31st. !. 20. z. 81 A
.taohes to ali bills as soon assreported de-,
q, is
above, as under an ord lnance passed by
the city Council there can be no avoid
anee ots ins pSns CUNNINGHAM III NJ
Dec lin Collector OF !ty Taxes.
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PRAYING Made Easy. 7

I It Is snls. that there are no feWar lieu
Ppayng+ d made very easy. II the streets
are tall posts, With pIrayeIrs printed !, . on
inland with II small wheel attached;
that counIs d 8 a prayer The people iii
the second largest or the 1880 Sislands., q
Which tho empire Is composed, Worship
the bea r and TeYe reno the 9 Y ~ ooll,
flre. wind and WAter. W. ~ .i.laffNYS
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Winter Term al College,.

A The Richmond College Bulletin for De-
cember contains the announce for
THO winter term, a nd report 8 d most 81 g
eessful veal, thus 3 fan, both V An tend
anceg and avery other way gS,,
!. The winter term MI commence January
"a and close Marc h "a TIL. "
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BITTEN BY MAD @DO G. II
Boy Has Desperate light With
}i;S Feroci0lIS ANNA is,s 3si,

$5 Ferocious Animal.
III B II Especial TO Tho Times Diapatch,) s
x SALISBURY. N. O., Dec. p Charles
Brown. a young son ot Mr.; Frank Brown,
residing about four miles from this city,
was bitten by a supposed mad dog Thurs
day. and It IS expec ted that the lad VIII
be taken North for treatment with the
hope OF preventing hydrophobia. The
tyoungster had q fearful III enc ounter and
hard fight with the ferocloua animal.
which bit him IN the should but which
was finally shot to deaf ,.4li1 ST.,
At thcir45last meeting the Salisbury
Board ~ OF Aldermen voted Il to Increase
the license Of retail aloon lSee pers from
$500 to $500 per annum. Tho raise seems
,to&meet with general apr oYal, z and II 1s
expected that lie new$ year Will bring an
Increased number OF snl looms, Nlessls. y.
q. Summers u Co, NJ wholesale Liquor
dealers OF Asheyille, having applied TOR
license to do business In shl sbury. Ks
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North Carolina Sentiments.

V .The Mount 3OlIYe Trlbune: :, q,
N "a President Roosevelt visits the South
ho should ind Will he treated Wit no
respect due the highest g fhc!al 5of tll
republic, Wo SEQ no u eed / Of padyls
spIo, as some OF the neH'spa pcrs sconl to
3bo so much In feSr# Of itI
Tho Charlotte Observer ndds that item
to correct history; I ~
VI, Is, lis Of some interest in North Caro-
i limo that Judge Charlea SNtl ylle, of ne
United States District Court for tho
Northern District of 4 ISlprlda, snfl whose
$Lmpeacl nlent the House has given, e
orders, is \ tho Immediate successor . {
Judge Thomas Settle OF this State, \, WHO
died In 1885, 6 He was appoln ted By t'resl-
Edant Harrison, from Delaware end has
never, gotten along we'll With tho ~ Flo.
spidlnns. }si 81 Az ~ 5s3
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85 SEALED PROPOSALS.,
$50, 600 mARTIMSvlLlE,
VA, BONDS.

UNTIL JANUARY THU, lgrI Il NJ l2
,o'clock' ri, sealed bids viii he received for
$4,000 nf per cent? Tux reeeliiS,s, .s.,
Bonds OF the town az .MertlnsYille. VA.
or any part thereof, This is the Mrs .is,
sue 81 $4,000 5 per cent, bonds aAt horlzsd
the aRirst Series Eleetrip Plant honda
dated January 2,esl 0l6. bearing interest
from that date, payable 4, seIllra n
,iIvegrcts To- Npurchaser on January ss5th, or
from the ,fifhographer. Right reserve 70
'tS'SNs Il - r. w. ID IFs. SAsii
{ Chairman Finance Committee.
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sTYpEWRITERS.

LjP-TO- DATE KIND, FOR uP-T ATE
y business \, new and second hAnd II terms
3easy.l5 CONSO III AT ED@TYPEWRtTS
DIR CO., 1902 ID. M ain Street. q, II
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ROOFING

TAR no OTrNG f'APER-2.PIY,7 70 CTs..
.S al Roll x 81 pl ~ 95 cts. u RolI, with caps
and Nails d t % u G11 HARDWARE CO.,
No. COS East MARSHALL Street. III Es
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A. Virginia carolina Chemical c
Richmond. Va, Dec l8, Il 1904

,nIIlE BOARD oT d DIRECT HAVE
IA Der cent? Per cent. the same 3 being
n Quarterly Dividend No, 81 on ! he out-S
standing preferred stock o q this GomsS
dividend checks will be mailed to all
q Preferred Stock holders of record at4thai
Y close az buslnesss on December Bis I. .E heS
( books for the trans fer OF rs Pre- fegreas
day,5 December 3lst. 100. uni til 10 AZ NJ.
Monday, january 16 tn 1909 3.
i7s'''sg B Y s. NJ. rItAVETt 3. Treas urer.
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CARS AND 8 AN plEs.

NCl TEIH1At EVERY DAY; 10 PER-
p cent. ofD this week. 5DR1NKAEsD's,42S 1871
IL North Six thu 8 {t M n i5a NIX
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VIRGINIA BUILDINCl e. LOAN Or.
n Tho Sthirtyrthird sami-ann,lal stp lvtdend
H guar y 4, 1905 Nv CHA les 4 q EFlR,
Secretary. 5ss 5 ..a3
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Room for Two 4 Or Three Pupils

gATE Il, OcUsY EDALE ACADEMY IA All
after the holidays. l.at TIM Greek; French,
Spanish, German, Ma hemat Tics, SUI eiylng
Charged from date Of entrance. M.
Az W. w, B4sAGGs, Prln. II
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58if Tho Ralcigh NeWs.0 observer says.
decreased crime In North Carolina. The
Mats law was not advocated as q. lneips
sura 10 reduce steallng and 70 lessen Inc
terms Of criminal courts, hut. \ nlt KIN
gdrel egislatlon that .precede " ana made
III possible have had hat effect,
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15 The Raleigh Post says: An
" THE occasional lynching or negroes Y p
North, and often for triles, causes u but
*spasms arc won't to come f,pm. II they
had MS many, negroes they, oud prob-
sab.yBlnake tho South ashamed of itself
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Provldent Savings Ban!

l; ~, N provldent$ Savings SBanlt. IS s5S
Riohmo VA, Dec. Ct b. y o4; Y,
Directors Of the Proyident4 Savings sans.
\ held Dacember5 13t h, 1905. there was ;desS
Is clared a Dividend OF I; Three Per Cent.
II free OF tax. on the Cal tai s tocks Q Y OF
December 81. 4 90i . !, u ~ Z, aSssii
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;IVT, Al WAYS Il IA:VES BARGAINS. WE
acIl our goods low and 8slllp direct from
factory Go your home. @ ESTEY8PlANoi
IS a. CAN 4AGEEC a s
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~ F:lU. ii F.URs UR:s.3

MANY iENTEEL PEOPLE NO NOT
want. To pay 800 to $3.50 for 81 set ;oi ,Furs,
4 and yet something that tina VIII give
J worth the b money expcnd ed. do e have
the good -comp1ete SO tss NUNS and
Il Neck Pieces. for 315.. go SIS $50 and up
4 Also = superior line hfinks, Foxes, ar--3
& tins &and Erm IN 8.
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APROCLAM ATlON.

SS Mayor Offlcs, City Hall
H ist 8 Richmond, v a., Dec, q, 1904. .5
Tho approach Of hrlstrlas, with NJ ~.
PENDANT 5{estivities, seems to dem and some
formal anilourSsr1entSto IL. the public. !.
low tfie greatest latitude d to n harmless
3mirth and inofenslvo hilarity but to
sstor1,ly Suppress vulgar tty rudet1ess Or
the city DESIRES 1T TO fBD KNOWN
THAT u LAWS ARP 3. l, i, MOI n Y sus;
PENDED ANY DAY IN tn - J, LEAR, ana
1iccessltlte tho arrest and ARA r =, snmentt
OF the fender. yyS II Z. \. 3Y
gpartrr1c1ts n OF tho N City Governnl emit on
Monday, the 28th. as complete @ It
can & be done wi tho tut II In con yeilience Or
harm. Heads OF depar ents will exercise
their dis erection and determine to What
extent shall cease IN tn eir several
3 o sps'4s eAS' CARLTON NJ ARTriY,
Doc IN Mayor
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.ARM.ol.!RY A::zA',.AR

TTIE, COUNTRY STORE WILL HAVE
y you}have never. tasted the best until you
4 have eaten these. G. For purt ty and cx-
s5cellcncc, picures WI ~ find the ats5
!. j ans. Il ellies and 4 Afarmalades q RI. dell
.ciousiy. nell fl,ious SB and app tizing.aa
v Money can t buy bet ter. Il De ivered free
/ anywhere hi the q ty5 At on IS 1oc.t anu
! BE-. 1jer ia r.sliy Siis
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NEW ORGANS FIR ON $50: 90 UP, CHAR
teed for years ana
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I7plVlDEN Norfo n.

4 offios Va. Fire a. Mar. t1,s. 4 Co. II
-, !. I, Ri \, or,d. I. Va. psc: g.
S1 Company have de claref IA ssnit Annut
4 DIV idend Of Fsotir Per q Cent. freq tiff
tnx) 4, Iayab! 3 to stockhol ders u reco4 tis
q Decenlbe q 1904, from NV oh d ate sYE
4 January 8, 1905, the transfer books NH
DO closed. Check . Will ~ mai led gtoc1tsS
IS ders. Changes Of address should lie
i VIM. lNA ARrITY. Secretary
THE BoARDs OF. 81 REc enc IRIS SoF THU
55s Richmond, n Ere deri oksb tlSg and Potomac
v Railroad Cofnpany HAS s declared N the
USUAL semi.anI1tinf DIV lend ,of -Four l)$
boek pvaena SPIa G1nMSS
81 January Cd, 1905, and also an 8ex ira DiI.l
dend OF Qne-hal II liar per share pay4l
4 mailed to a i holders as h hetetofof6.g
IT TEtnsfe +. books will BE- closed from the
IA day OF January, 1909. ,fiHs
B. b.. y. DUKE Treasurer
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BARGAINS IN SQUARE PIANOS rs /;
3 good for d beginner. SIT EFF' SV7 tiast
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MILLINERY.

REDUCTION SALE FOR BALANCE OF
winter season on m VI en- tire line Of win
Il ter illlnery, cloaks, SUI s.. sla d es,. ana
children's wea e d NJ rs. = ULIUS BEAR
fS9 1923 E. Main Street. S5s
NOWsIs THE TIAfD5 no SAVE M oNIJY.l
very low price ut AIRS. ROAcH' .s22oS p!
z Broad Street. X IS. III 3s
MRS. ~ ~. ri LIAM #1ss NOM syELDiitG
EfnliltneryEat and below coat. x GU will
8 find some rare Bargains, 316 y. Third
NV Street. fssss55 "
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~ Il. Z GLENN VI /. Cashier.

{ FL sSS{ n De cel1iber 81 1905.
THE BOARD OF ID REC !. 9Rs OF, The
First National Bank Of Rio ll91ond. az -
az have this day deG g 70 w Fpllvldsnd ofs
took, @ payable Il anuary .s Sd ,9te to-
~ Stockhol ders Of record cemher th;S
1904, The trans fer book VII be closed
11th. 1906. q Diyid end checks Will be m ALL
"a ed to IS toclshold Id rs Dec mbAr 81 at
l;;5 o. NJ. FILLER. Jr., Cashier
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LUNG H~PARLoRs.

2, = !, 4 IN, = = r. = LUNCH ROOM,
d, twelfth and Main Streets; n regular DIN
ners 2c.;@hot 3lunoh 15c. !; the best n the
" city; Sgive8us a rial.