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NO aKo.herr Meat For chieeEo,

CHICAGO, Sept. 2, - The Chicago
Hebrew Butchers association has ar
range to quit the sale of meat, COM
meneing today. Many rabbis support
the action of the butchers, and an ap-
peal is being framed to the 10000 or
thod0x Jews of Chicago to purchase
no more meat until the strike ends. 1t
is doubtful If it will be possible to Sc
cure kosher" meat in most parts Of
the city.
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NOBBY FALL OVERCOATS
AT $500, sic. 90, sig. 90, $500

oney this Fall
Fall that lend style the These al
detail of perfect development The rap
the the shape the fit the general style finish and makeup stamps
this looking Fall OVerca
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-09-02
GAVE SATISFACTION
Minstrel Show One OF the Best Ever Seen In
Bennington.

The season at the Opera house was
opened Thursday evening with VIM H..
Vests minstrels as the attraction.
Seldom if ever has a Bennington
audience witnessed such a treat in
this class of popular amusement.
In the first part each musical num-
Der was rendered in an artistic man.
nsr and the jokes wtre original and
up to date.
All of the specialties were excellent
and 1.-The Great Kartelli' in his feats
on the slack wire gave an exhibition
watch cannot be surpassed.
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New Dress Goods

in the latest weaves-Mocha Cloths, Violes,
Sponge Cloths Mohairs, Broadcoths, Chew
lots, Vicunas, Venetians, Norfolks, Tamise
and Victorias at special prices
Special values in Suitings at SOC, 75C, SI.OO
Special values in Black Dress Goods at SOC,
75C and $500
80 Skirt Patterns in Black Dress Goods at fifty
cents on The dollar
g pieces Colored Dress Goods for
skirts, dresses and children's wear reduced
from SOC to II I-2c. New Flannelettes-
IS pieces New Flannelettes from &c to Ioc
Best plain Daisy Flannel all colors Ioc.
Shirt Waists have no seasons, they are good
any season; about Is in the lot at half price.
SO Children's Flannel Dresses from years
to years, trimmed and rufled, now 25c,
worth soc.
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Ak. RICHIE &COMP'Y
We're between Summer and Fall. Sum

We're between Summer and Fall. Sum
mer goods are going fast Soon there won't
be anything left to tell the tale of warm
weather What few are left are cut down to
the lowest notch for quick selling. Every
day now sees the arrival of something natty,
something seasonable, something stylish for
Fall. That's the nature of things, off with
the old, on with the new With reduced
prices and new arrivals you'll enjoy and
profit by visiting our store.
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GOYS' AND CRILDREN'S FAIL SUITS READY

Suits Twopece Suits Ihreepece Sus
ouys Derbes to S3OO
Nobby Fall Oyerco
$500 $500 genuine from $1,000 to $1,000
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-06-17

state, and is equipped with all the
latest and beat appliances both me-
chanically and mentally. After
the conclusion of the exhibition of
views, Prof. French requested that
the audience select a permanent
Institute committee in order to
have a working organization to ar
range for further meetings. The
following committee was selected:
w. L. McNear, w. w. Bush, Mrs.
P. W. Owen, F. A. Davis, P. w.
Over, Mrs. Geo. Sco6eld and T. J.
Jones. Prof. Judson then rendered
violin solo after which the
meeting was adjourned.
The attendance at both meetings
on Saturday was large and enthusi-
astic, and although this is only a
beginning, it shows well for the en-
terprise of the farmers in this vi
cinity as this is very busy time
of the year and farmer cannot
spare much time.
The conductors of the Institute
inspired much confidence by thsir
earnestness and ability and be-
lieve their efforts were appreciated
and will be productive of much
good.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-06-17

tie popularity of these Institutes
in other parts Of the state where
people have become familiar with
their workings and the benefits to
be derived therefrom. He desired
the attendance of the ladies, boys
and girls at these meetings, and
wished to get the rising generation
interested in one eff the noblest and
most renumerative callings in
existence, that of farming.
After a selection by the orchestra
Prof. l.. B. Judson gave very in
teresting discourse on plant growth.
The Professor was master of his
subject and in very plain and well
chosen words explained the man.
ner of plant growth, holding the
the cloeest attention of the audien &c
throughout. This lecture illu-
trated one of the many alluring
subjects for the the investigation
Of the inquiring mind, when ap
proached in scientific manner,
which may be encountered in farm
life.
Next came more entertaining
music by the orchestra after which
Mr.. Mop herson took up the subject
subject of food adulteration. He
told Of many articles of adulterated
food. the worst of which was, per-
haps, French peas, which contain
cpl er, which is used to give tn, M
their color.
He commended the merchant
for the readiness with which they
comply with pure food regulations
and seemed greatly en- ,ouraged
with the progress being made in
eliminating impure products from
our state.
He advanced an idea which will
be new to many of us and yet looks
reasonable. That bogus and adul
terated foods being indigestible and
therefore incapable of satisfying
hunger causes many a poor labor =
ing man to become a drnnkard.
His food does not satisfy his long
ing for nourishment, add from a
mistaken sense of what is necessary
to alleviate his longing, he resorts
to fiery and intoxicating drink
while if he was served with pure
nourishing food he would not have
that insane desire "booze." This
applies more to the poorer district
of the city than of the country, bu
no doubt there is much truth il
this theory.
The meeting was concluded will
violin solo by Prof. Judscn, &C
companied by Miss May Hart.
On Saturday, June 18th, tn
meeting convened about one o'cloc'
%. m. and some tests of milk ~er
made by Mr.. Mcpherson for pa,
ties interested in dairying. Pro-
FL. T. French, of the University a
Moscow, and su perintendent OF II
stitutes, having arrived On the on
o',lock train, was introduced. H
gave and able and extended dis
sertation on the subject of dairying
stock raising and forage plants. B
referring to illustrations the Pro
lessor gave very instructive lesso
in sci citing cattle for milk pun
pose or beef purposes. calling par
ticular attention to the points t
be considered, and demonstratin
the advantage of having well Sc
ected stock.
TIE then passed to a discussion {
forage plants, and recommends
alfalfa very highly, explaining thu
he Judged from conditions aroun
and near Moscow in arriving (;
his conclusions. He thought ineaC
e. I'll u nnnd nrass 10 eea
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-06-17

p
land but cautioned everyone to get
the right species of the fox tail
grass. He was asked as to his
opinion of rushes as feed and said
that he considered them of no
value. In this statement he was
combatted by Mr.. Bush, who stated
that in his experiences here rushes
were found to be excellent feed for
milch COWS, and this view was
corroborated by Mr.. Bruce, who
has had long experience in feeding
rushes. The Professor gracefully
accepted their statements of the
case, and said that it was contrary
to their experience in other parts of
the state, and that possibly these
might be a different species of
rushes.
1t was finally agreed that Mr..
Bruce should send some of the
rushes to Moscow for txami nation
and test.
Red clover was recommended for
COW feed and pasture, and it was
stated that white clover was not
much good. Many questions were
asked and answered, and Prof. judi
son exhibited some fruit tree pests
which he had collected from nearby
orchards. Among them were the
pear leaf blister mite and the oys-
ter shell bark scale, which were
new to most of the fruit raisers
present, and much to their advan-
tage to see, so they might guard
their own orchards against like
pests. Mr. E. G. Smith, local fruit
tree inspector, was present and as
sisted in the collection and exhibit
ton of these pests. Then meeting
adjourned about 5 O'clock to meet
again at 1880.
Mr. John e. Tracy was selected
chairman for the evening session
which consisted of program with
music as on the previous evening.
After an opening selection by
the orchestra, Prof. Judson pro-
ceeded to give lecture Oh Insect
L ests in Orchards" He described
the more common pests such as the
aphis, oyster shell bark scale, etc
telling of their habits and appear
ance and how to get rid of them.
Prof. French then proceeded to q
discussion of poisonous plants,
which was interesting and Of great
value to all stock raisers. He then
proceeded to arrange the stereopti.
con for the exhibition of some
views. While Mr.. French was
thus engaged, Mr.. Mcpherson oc.
cupied the time in a few remark,
upon the general subject of Farm
, ers' Institute work. lie shuwcC
plainly the advantage of such work
t and called the attention of tn,
ladies To the fact that the Insti
: tutes were usually attended b'
u Miss Porter of the State Unlversit,
d who gives practical illustrations q
of the latest discoveries in To
d science of cooking, and urged tina
: more ladies attend the next Insti
tute which is held here.
e Prof. French then proceede
X with the exhibition of the stereop
re ticOn views, explaining each one a
: it was thrown upon the canvas
l. The pictures, consisting of aetna
II reproductions of numerous breed
l. of cattle from the scrubbiest t
ie the highest bred, and few hog
e and chickens, proved very interest
$ ing. There were also number {
, views of the University building
y and grounds, also one of the frs
J. class graduated from the Univer
- sity and one of the last elias:
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-06-17
Don't Go to ST. Louis

Till you call at or write to the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railroad Office, 134 Third Street,
Portland, Oregon. Low rates to
all points east, in connection with
all transcontinentals.
H. S. Rowe, General Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO TAXI

once OF Collector of q
City Hall, Ric
THIS OFFICE WILL BE
: i3iscEiyE7 ALL OR ON
Ei'rY TAXES, REAL ~
4 PERSONAL FOtt THE
The Whole tax is due,
nance provides that one
paid In June, ana the rs
I in'loecember. Failure TO y
half in June tncurs q2pel
cent. on the whole amopnl.
at once. and II nqt .i,
TENiBiR i the Colled or
levy, with costs added. (Sc
ATI, M MALES 81 years Of age:
5pERsONS MALE OR B'EMALEJ
nwn personal property, or hold per
nrnperty as tiduc!ary, and all p
ron.iucting business In the city OF
Ynond s(of whatever nature) are ass
and will please call and settle. SO
A Grinding, Paving, Pipe and Sewer
nection Bills are payable IN the
manner as Taxes, ana ut the same
Give name in which property ST
and see that you get all your bills
This being the only notice Prov
for by law, please give 1t prompt attn
ton, as under the new ordinance
cent. penalty Will have to BIO added
the whole bill after June 30.
Office open from $50 a. N. TO =
8F. W. CUNNINGHAM.
Collector of City Take!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

IT YOU WOULD BE TAUGHT BuSI-
7 ness by approved methods attend MAS.
X SEY BUSINESS COLLEGE, An annual
enrolment of 500 students should con- cor.
advantages are afforded. On account
Of summer session, unlimited scholar
ships, all departments. are issued az 20
per cent. discount. New students enter
ing daily. Why not youP MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE, 7p5 East Main.
. Street. ..L.. 1900 .a.NN. -..ls -.l l..N!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

WANTED, MY FRIENDS AND PA
Tewelry store tore North Ninth Street,
opposite News Leader Building. Full
line of fine jewelry and great reduction
In watch repairing. JNO. sSCHEDE.
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WANTED.

READi READ WHAT ONE OF OUR
most prosperous and Influential citizens
has to say OF the Harris Anti Dyspeptic
and Tonic Water.
4 MIR. Jas. A. Morris, ia N. Seventh st,
Dear Sr,-After using our Harris
Anti-Dyspeptic Water for two months,
restion FOR the first time In years i
can now eat and enjoy hearty meal.
In addition to Its medicinal properties:
this water is most refreshing and
yours, 4. T.. BLANTON, President Rich
nond Dairy Company
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NOTICE!
city Auditors Office.

n City Auditors Office.
Richmond. va, June n, 1904.
HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICHMOND
hereby notified to present thenlrat this
Office for redemption, as they will cease
to bear interest from that date
EDW. JsWARREN,
sect.y. Board sky Fund comm'A
June 2S-lQt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

II German American BIKE. &: Bldg. Co., Z
Mol N Ninth Street:
Richmond Va. June 90 1904
TEE 81 ARD OF DIRECTORS OF This
Company have this day declared a Semi
Annual Dividend of THREE FER
CENT. Gree Of taS) out of the earnings
for3the past six months, payable to he
y stockholders on and after JULY !, 1901
CHAS. X. WILLIS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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a.. Richmond Trust & Safe Deposit Co,
! 6sS Richmond. Va. June %, 1904.
ONgsJI1N1l It'll THE IsO4ARDs$tlF DI-
4 rectors declared II Quarterly Dividend of
ONE ~ PER CENT. on the Capital
Stock, payable July ], 1904, TO Stock
) transfer hooks will be closed from. ~ une
q. 1904.Sto July /, 1904. Dividend checks
will be mailed. q sF +
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WANTED, no SELL BOARDING
house, in fine location; house well stock
ed with boarders; present owner desires
to sell Ion account of Ill health. For
further particulars apply s. S. s., care
n this Office aL.L ~. 81 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

5AoBERT5 HARDING COMPANY, INC,
Publishers Pell's s, s. Periodicals
Board of Directors have this day de-
K. end OF -FOUR. FER CENT. upon tho Pre-
ferred Stock of this Company, payable
July LIST, 1891 out of the earnings OF the
- ~ 70. N. NEWMAN Secretary.
June 10, 1904
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

.CiALLEGo WHEAT FOR CHICKEN
feed: only few hundred bags of. the
n damaged wheat on hand; stock Will be
exhausted by July /; Sl.@ per bag, or
enteenth and Dock Streets. WARNER
MOORE az co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

WALL, PAPER, ALL STYLES. AL 7, 4.
prices; iii work guaranteed strl:l,y
iirst class. we respectfully invite you
to look over our line and get our , es,a-
w. r. ALLEN & CO., 2l5 N. Flrst 81.
s. ,I1hone Go9. ss5s..f y ,aF fsatss53ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

CHEAP TICKETS 10 DANVILLE-.-A
party has five tickets to Danville for
train leaving Richmond THIS cThurs-
daY) .AF"TFRN DON at $3.50 o'clock thHt
can be bought for one dollar each; a
tirst-class white excursion. Apply to
\ MANAGER, Powhatan Hotel, city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

WANTED. EVERYBODY TO KNOW
cl>ice Crab Meat, stumpfs Gown make;
good size) real Little Neck CLANS at
STUMPF'S RESTAURANT. Phone 1853.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS EVER1W,IiERE.
left stocking tit the feet; .outWear all
others; large commission paid, For par g. !,
ticulaTs address WAulSIDNIiC)SE
KNITTING CO. Lowell. Mass,
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Richmond Perpetual Building.
MI rgiilliia r TRUST Company

ss Richmond, Va, June 81. 1904
i The Directors Of this Company have
this day declared a semi-annual Dividend
y or It wo Per Cent. free of tan payable on
and after July l. 1904. Dividend checks
will be mailed. t IL. ID, AYLETT,
3Si s$s }}i Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

3eS Sa Office psN TN .t
Guarantee Building, Loan 4 Trust Co.
5&57JT3,s Times Building,
Richmond Va, June "a, 1904
DIRECTORS OF
this Company have declared the usual
Semi Annual Dividend OF TWO PER
u GENT. Gree of taX) out Of the profits
& OF tile past six months, payable on and
after JULY i, = 1901.
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON.
Secretary.
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YES, WE HAVE HEART THERE ls AN
-5enidemic Of cholera morbus in this city,
but we IRE glad to offer you 9 I, Pnltp,!grnia,
hSIo NO MIC, WATER; Mr.. Morris says
IL cures every time. and no doctors Bill
"a TO pay, Phone 1889. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

I,1 .I1CTR1C FANS, NEW. AND SEC
I'd stnSthe best manner: give us ~ trial
and we guarantee TO please: ELUS-
TRIO NOVELTY & APPLIANCE CO,
Il FLO East Main Street. .f
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plyIpgNp NOTICE.
Wilmington. 1t. O.. June 80, 19Vl
nff,nc az fir trrpa sllrer. 81 l5Fs5sls

III " Nilmlngtun, n, c.. june 10 lvVh
& 81 i# Qfice OF the Treasilet. "a
l$Atiantic Coast Line Railroad Colnpa z " Y,
An A MEETING OF TIE BOARD ",
Directors of II,AN1lC COAs,l II I. \ ~; !,
|. held OH May 10th. 1901, ia Dividend 9, o.
TWO AND ONE-1iA1yF PER l,IJMSI
Awas declared on the Cornmon Capital
t,tools OF that Company, payable at tne
III. e.. on JULY 9th, 1904, 70 all Stock
l,blhers AS of July LIST. Tile transfer
4 books will stand closed from July lst 10
,JuiS 9th. both tinelusi We. a *
on JaSNtES r. POST, Treasurer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

BY a YOUNG MAN, BOARD
with room in private family west ~
Third Street; references exchanged. Ad-
+ dress j. "A. p. 200 w. Broad street.
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Z Hell p WANTED Male. 4

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MA AZ 15
Z narn rood income corresponding for
Snewspapcrs; experience Unnecessary
a nd canvasslng.G Send for particulars.
q NORTHERN M PRESS SYNDlCATI,I
NI.ockport. N. Y. {si HIGH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

BOARD IN COUNTRY FOR
the summer In private family for VIE,
self and two small boys; must be near issa,,
railroad or street car line ana Will With
easy distance OF Richmond. Address,
stating terms, accon,rr odations etcp ~"
Box CAS- Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

SPRING CLEANING IS 1NGOMp Fl, ET ~
chairs q couch re,pht2psteredr nv fegd
II Wa AZ IhIa work. cheaper and better
Than anyone else III the State, and hn ,s
tie pretticst coverings. II Yom, Ga39, Il NS
a. 1J fijga,a son. 1921 East Broad.
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s. isV'. j. S. sANrM1s, treasurer.

5Vtrrina Fire and Marine Insurance Cos,
m Richmond Va, June "a, 1901.
D1vID lie DIRECTORS OF THIS
X Company have declared "a Seml- nj; l,l
81 Dividend OF -FOUR PER CENT. Gree
or tax), payable to Stockholders Of
record June 90 1901, from which date to
JulyF2 1901. the transfer books will be
closed. Checks for this dividend Will be
mailed Stockholders. Changes OF adj
x dress should be notified the Company.
.eys w III MCCARTHY, Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

EVERY LADY CAN HAVE CURLY,
fluffy hair, which is 90 much &Geslr e!
C,lrline Will make 1t so; formula sent
4 forl' 2hc.. no gum Arabic used. Address
MfN. MAX SPECIALITY CO.. Richmond,
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4 Thc Savings Bank Of Richmond,

M The Savings Bank Of Richmond,
Richmond, Va, June 25. 1904
have declared the usual semi-annual
q dividend Of four per cent. Gree Of taxi
upon the capital stock of the bank. pay
N allie on and after July J. 1901 Dividend
checks will he mailed.
JAMES NJ. BALL. Cashier.
June 26,2s,3o.July 2,3.5
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Southern Trust Company,

Southern Trust Company
Richmond, Va, June "a, 1904.
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF
this Company have declared the regular
+ Semi-Annual Dividend of ~ PER
CENT. on its capital. $lOJ ooo.OJ, payable
.JNo. TYIER. Treasurer.
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= : : : :
Richmond. Va. June p. 1904.
bank has declared ttfestisual Semi-An-
nual Divldend'''o -FOUR PER CENT.
Gree of taxi on its Capital OF $60o0o00o,
payable JULY list to Stockholders of
record at the close Of business June SOth.
JNO, NJ. MILLER, Jr. Cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

w ,-I,,--I CAN'T TELL YOU HERE ABOUT,
ali tho good furniture we nave En-, pI ia,te
ySiaasmra In doing so. Remember this,.ls
not an instalment store. charging I, IN, m
stalment prices. but you are Nv, weicSS1l1h ,
10 omen an account with US, OSIRANfSiDi-
irR,S 2Nn West BrOnd Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

.IlDGEwooD, OCEAN VIEWED ? G 8
wood is now open for, the season; rev
minutes walk from hotel; bathing am ana
Is Iboating free and meals furnished sun
day eScursionists Address Mrs z. ~.
IAhIJCS I,dgewood. Ocean View. va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

TEA TIE r TEA CHER WANTED FOR
TIC Boydton High School as principal:
male college graduates; eight months
session; good salary. Address, with tes-
timQnia1s, g. j, I74AUIKNER,# Chairman
of Board Boydton. Va. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
WINES AN b LIQUORS.

THE BEST SUMMER .pRINK-oUR
VI delais, 820c full size bottle. Call or
Phone 3lSl. PAUL WE'LL. Fine Groc-
cries. Wines and Liquors, f2G West
Broad. ss5a a 81 {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

TosT--NtoNDAY, 4 A SMALL. GOLD
GROSS, marked on one side 1856 and on
Tie other 1890 A reward will be given
at lS13 IL Grace. p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

BOO EPER--WANTED. "A GOOD
boolskeeper, Intelligent and energetic,
to make himself generally useful, Ap-
ply SOUTHERN ADV. SIGN CO, 1872
East Main Street. Ags0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

POSITION IN DRUG STORE
& BY n young man with over two years
eSperience: can furnish good reference.
Z REM. sBLOSSER. r. L. y. No 8. 1iar-
x rsonburg, Va.
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,osT-oN - LAKEWOOD AND BROAD
Street car Tuesday, June 2sth, pair Of
gold lEYEGltASSES; no good to any
t6 5us INF owner Reward II returned to.
lis N. Thilty-second Street,
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National Bank of Virginia,

richmond, Va, juno q lDll
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK,
have this day declared a Semi Annual
Diyidend OF TWO AND ONE-HALF
PER CENT, payable on and after
JULY j, 1901 Checks will be mailed
vs.. NJ HABLISTON. President
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FOR SALE.

no FURNISH YOUR
K tings, rugs, lace curtains, portieres, pic
lures mirrors, lamps. chinaware, etc.
You can have your purchase charged
ana you don't have to pay talment
4 prices either. OSTFANDER'S, 2o9 west
+ Broad Street.
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planters National Bank,

T
Richmond, Va, june - 1901
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
Annual Divldend Of SIX PER CENT.
treea Of tnn) on the Capital Stock OF
the Bank payable on and after JULY
4 z - RICHARD II. SMITH Cashier.
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SUMMER BOARDING.

u PRIVATE FAMILY IN THE NOUN
7talns Of Virginia, eight miles from
a Staunton, can accommodate summer rllla
i boarders: large rooms, excellent !, sap ~.
and all home comforts; terms Sls per
Il month. Mrs q. LAURA b. IIINDEi-
SON. Swoope, Augusta. county va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

GOOD NAN TO TAKE GEN
cral agency for Industrial, accident and
health Insurance.; best policy on the
market; liberal contract to right. man;
experienced Industrial man preferred
Apply until Thursday to ia l.. ATLEIl,
Jr Richmond Hotel. atlft
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LEIGH, II. soo-DEL1q HTFuI RoOMaIs ",
good table board; private family. ny
900 last Leigh. n