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DARM FOR SALE OR RENT.

Fine 2O2 Acre Farm for sale or rent, stu
ated in Baltimore county, miles from II
Hampstead. Large brick house and
best improvements. Possession given at once
if desired. Apply at
aup24 ST. ADVOCATE OFFICE.
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SYKESVILLE MARKET.
Rv Wade II. ID. Warfield ~ Co
MARRIED.

At the Reformed parsonage Westminster, Nd, or
August 49, 1906, by Rev. K. W. Doty. Horace LeppC
and Miss Ella L. Yingling, both of Bachman's Val
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DRIVATE SALE.

A valuable little home, situated on roa d
leading from Fnksburg station to Finksbure.,
containing One Acre Ground, broom &.sII
Frame House; plenty of fine fruit and .szH
fine spring water; convenient to churches an d
schools. Apply to
Mrs. CATHERINE CRAPSTER,
I'LL Linden avenue,
aug24 3t* Baltimore, Md.
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DATIFICATION NOTICE.

DATIFICATION NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County,
JUNE TERM, 1906.
Estate of Abraham Buchanan, deceased.
On application, it is ordered, this 7th day
of August, 1906, that the sale of Real Estate of
Abraham Buchanan, late of Carroll county,
deceased, made by George Buchanan, Execu-
tor of the last Will and Testament of said
deceased, and this day reported to this Court
by the said Executor, be ratified and con-
irmed, unless cause be shown to the contrary
on or before the End Monday, 10th day of
September, next; provided copy of this order
be inserted for three successive weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in Carroll
county, before the LIST Monday, Sd day of
September, next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$3,949.5O.
A. KURTZ MYERS,
JOHN 4. ECKENRODE, Judges.
GEO. r. RUPP,
True copy,-Test:
JOHN j. STEWART,
aug 10 st Register of Wills
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TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
In Westminster District, Carroll County,
Maryland.

By virtue of the decree passed August 10th,
1906, in cause depending in the Circuit
Court for Carroll County, sitting as Court
of Equity, wherein Annie E. Black and others
are complainants and Charles 4. Black aud
others are defendants, and known as No. 1904
Equity on the docket of said Court, the un,
dersigned trustee. appointed by said decree,
will offer at Public Sale, on the premises, sit
uated about one mile northwest of the city of
Westminster, Carroll county, Maryland, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER LIST, 1906,
at 2 o'clock, p. N, all that Valuable Farm
of which the-late Levi Black died seized and
possessed, containing lat ACRES OF
LAND, more or less, situated on and near
the road leading from the city of Westminster
TO Taneytown, now known as the Meadow
Branch Turnpike, improved
with TWO.STORY LOG G&.S
DWELLING, Weatherboard- 80 n
ed, containing six rooms; sum. -
| mer kitchen, bank barn, with corn crib at
tached; carriage house, hog pen, wood shed,
spring house and grain shed. The spring
house has a stream of running spring water
| through it at all times; there are two wells of
! excellent water on this farm, both with good
pumps, one near the dwelling house and the
other at the barn. A stream of excellent
| water runs through the entire farm; about
twelve Acres is Wood Land; the fences are
in good condition, and the land is very pro-
| ductive.
There is an orchard of young growing frnit
trees, consisting of apple, peach and pear
trees and an abundance of grapes, blackber-
ries, raspberries and currants. The buildings
| are all located near the turnpike road, which
| is in first class condition for travel the year
round, and as it is only one mile to Westmin-
ster, the property is very convenient 10
| churches, schools and stores.
The purchaser will be given possession Of
the property April l, 1907.
Terms of Sale:-One, third of the purchase
money cash on the day of sale or upon the
ratification thereof by the Court; and the resi-
due in two equal payments of one and two
years from the day of sale; the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day OF sale
and to be secured by the notes of the pur
chaser, with approved security; or all cash al
the option of the purchaser.
BENZ. F. GROUSE,
Trustee.
Roberts & Grouse, Solicitors.
aug1Ots- j. Thomas Roop, Auctioneer.
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20 HEAD Of MULES

Will arrive at my stables, at Littles.
town, Pa, Monday, August 81, con-
sisting of stockings. yearlings and 2AA-<h
year olds; also fine lot of Horses. Come
and see this stock before purchasing els e.
where. For sale or exchange.
81. A. SPALDING,
aug24 Littlestown, Pa,
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MULES AND HORSES.
A FINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

~ -
offer my fine Dwelling House on West
Main street, Westminster, at Private -
Sale. II is weatherboarded, 10-room.
house, with front, side and back porches and
all modern c0nveniences, water, &c. Terms
to suit purchasers. Call on or address,
Mrs. JOHN T. WAMPLER,
augl7 st Westminster
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SMITH Il REIFSNIDER Screen all An.
~ thracite Coal before loading and give
2240 lbs. for ton. marif
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|I OLIVER GRIMES, JR.,
E. ATTORNEY AT.LAW,
10 Court Street. WESTMINSTER, MD.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
Il OF A VALUABLE
PARCEL OF LANn
In the Fourth Election District, Carroll
County, Maryland,

By virtue of the power and authority ~,
tanned in deed of trust made BY Maroare .U y
Smith, widow, and Charles W. Grossar, !.
al, heirs at-law of John Smith, late of CarroI.
county. deceased, to me, bearing date on H.
first day of August, 1906, and duly recordaS
among the Land Records of Carroll conntv 7
will sell at public sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER stb 1aos
at clock p. M, all that valuable parcel &c
land of which the said John Smith died seizsd
and possessed, containing
"a ACRES, l ROOD AND 80 PERCHEs
more or less, being the same land that va.
conveyed to the said John Smith in his lifa
time by William l.. Richards and Mechoir
Algire, Trustees, by deed dated February Nh
1874, and recorded among said Land Records
saving and excepting, all that part tberaos
containing Acres, Foods and g Perches of
land, more or less, that was conveyed by said
John Smith and wife TO L. Louis Leppo bv
deed dated September 2, 1881, and recorded
among the Land Records aforesaid in Liner
F. Il. S., No. 81, folio 446, &c.
This property is situate in the 4th Election
district of Carroll county, Md, on the road
leading from Wesley Chapel to the Baltimore
and Hanover Turnpike Road, about one
fourth of mile from Wesley Chapel, and
adjoins the lands of George Fringer Mrs,
George StuIl, Silas M. Martin and Carroll
Herring. There are no Improvements on the
property. About twenty-five acres Of the
land is under a high state of cultivation,
About FIVE acres of it is covered with good
oak and chestnut timber, and the balance Of
said property is meadow land. This property
| is under good fencing and we'll watered by
running streams. The location Of the prop.
erty makes it well worthy the attention of any
one desiring to purchase a small farm.
chase small farm.
Terms of Sale.-One third cash on the day
| of sale or on the ratification thereof by the
court; one.third in six and the other one third
in twelve months, the deferred payments to be
secured by the notes of the purchaser or pur
chasers with approved security and bearing
interest from the day of sale; or the whole O.
the purchase money may be paid in cash.
| WILLIAM l.. RICHARDS, Trustee.
aug Its Jno. Milton Reifsnider, Solicitor
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FRIDAY. AUGUST 31st 1905

FRIDAY, AUGUST s1st, 1906,
at clock, p. M, his Valuable Farm, con.
tanning 12l2 ACRES OE LAND, adjoining
lands of William Fl. Flickinger, Percy H.
Shriver, Reaver Bros. and others. The i'm
R BRTcE DW ffnssi ct H E5Ss A
eight rooms and good cellar; sa1 II
large bank barn, 45x9S feet; -==-~
wagon shed, hog house, ice house, and all
necessary outbuildings. The land is under a
high state of cultivation and very productive.
About II Acres of Good Timber. A good
apple orchard and a variety of other fruit.
Two wells of water, one at house and other at
barn; also stream of water running through
the farm. Possession given April LIST, 1907.
Terms will be made known on day of sale.
SOLOMON MYERS.
j. N. o. Smith, Auct. augl7 2t
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DUBLIC SALE
i OLA
VALUABLE FARM.

The undersigned will offer at Public Sale,
on the premises, about three miles southeast
of Taneytown, near the road leading from
Taneytown to Uniontown, on
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WAKEFIELD at SykesviiIe

Is member of Baltimore Chamber
of Commerce and National Hay AS
ISOLATION and in a position to give you
highest market price for all Farm
Produce. They buy at any point on
the B. Il o. r. R.
WARFIELD'S WHEAT AND
GRASS MIXTURE will produce
more wheat than any fertilizer sold in
Carroll county. Ask your neighbor
who has used it.
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A SSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEEs
IN SALE
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GPECIAL REAL ESTATE
OFFERINGS FOR SALE

No. l. A beautiful country
place, one of the best and most AMSN
attractive in Western Maryland, 10y.
located within one and q half @
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CEED WHEAT FOR SALE.

Fultz Mediterranean, smooth head
variety, and Algonquin, bearded variety;
was saved in good condition, without rain.
Terms 81 90 per bushel cash.
DORA L. ZEPP,
WILBUR 81. ZEPP,
aug 10 st Finksburp. Md
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1t does seem rather ungracious to charge
Sir Thomas Upton large tariff tax on the
gold cup he has presented to the New York
Yacht Club, as prize for the yachts to race
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1906.

with II TWO-STORY LOG Wealth
ERBOARDED HOUSE and large
new barn. And of which land there
is about 20 Acres in Fine Growing
Timber. For further information
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AT Tho request Of the owner. we y
offer for sale, m 8SyG An
Monday, July 2, 1905,
~ sUTToN&A co..
5 Real e state Auctlcneers.
SALESoFA
SNAIL BRICK STORE,

Il AZ THO We0kTNOI W.
t555 and Marshall Streets.
ByBvitt,,tel&oof a certain deed OF trust to
the undersigned trustees dated March
i17,.1eo4, recorded in the clerks office8of
the Richmond SChancory Court, In Deed
Book 1870 c. page 20b, default having
boon made In tho payment OF q portion
Eof tho money secured thereby. and being
requested 50 to do by the note -holder, we9
shall offer for sale at public auction,
bupln the premises. on
MONDAY, JULY g 1909,
at &: go O'Clock P.s M, the property above.
described fronting twentySt20) feet three
CAY inches on tho west line Of Eighteenth
street, running back westwardly along
Marshall Street seventy eight Sit78) feet
six (6) inches to an alley in common,
four az feet wlde. SssE
tTERke-cASH as to expense1 Of sale,
all taxes to day of sale,sa and the HumEofi
}147.5O with %interst from September II,
1905; s14s. rs. with Int from Maroh&17.
1906, and on ii credit OF $40 until septem-
Der IT, 1906: S136.25, until March III
1907; $ls2.6o. until septembers17 IL 1907, and
y$12s.75, until March IL 1908 the balance
upon a credit OF one and two years from
the day OF sale. the creditSpayments to
bear Interest from&the day OF sale,E orsall
cash, ut the option OF the purchaser.
aas %WIILIAM FLEGENT1EIMER,
F. 7. SUTTON. sfs23
s A&g5N5 @s GsB $85 Tr,,stan 4&4
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T-I1@T9YEE5E sS53bS9 0ab8g g& %Sh .4{2 ...fg{ll.
brides and OF necesslty.!lhs
rnanv EMBARRASSED b~rldegrooms hAy.ns
aac,,red marriage licenses since Jnne Ast:
ThIs "a 4 record for Chicago, Most =
the licenses have been givensSto scouptps
w,,h foreign names. The g ShAye
iea nad# the most to sentiment, ana Elhele
has been q great deAsire among tn " ut'9
To establish their lnres ana enu'es.f u. 10,
The youngest couple for 9 license we :
comuossesdS OF q boy OIL, VINO $maEr'eas =
FRI Of Is. The oldest person recorasu
was a man Oft whose bride was =.
Desplte. his years, he was trenlo!l,s
whan1 IA asked for'tha license and plnsn-
inu when Il was handed to him, a mum.
her az nueer stories have been revealeo
M the marriages OF the moleo6 y
most sensational was the Lelter'
man wedding, In which the glrl whs w,
napped l,by her father and ~idnaP
blythe aancerbefore the wedding was N cele-
/, Two couples. after years OF estrange,
mont were married again MT, ans
Mrs. w. r. Deland, who had been sepa-
rated az years, were remarked, and MI,
and Mrs. William Foskett, iwho Were
divorced more than 20 years ago, sdecidea
to spend the rest of their lives together'
etrangest Of all, perhaps, vas stne .Maas
riage by which q stepmother gave W.
that relationship to he the wife OF her
husbands son, the HHr," on the ena %
the name OF Mrs. Ktlburn Hoyt stone
being changed to "Ir,"
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KANSAS CITY GOES DRY,
Saloons and Club Houses 81
Town Are Closed.

~ Especial to The Times-plspatch
KANSAS CITY. July Livery saloon
yesterday and at the elub-housss IS the
slstant Attorney-d General .Trickett's threat
to destroy the bulldings used as Joints
Ind proved EFFECTIVE. During the night
sssa rsmovsa from many places q the
A dozen saloons In tho suburbs of An;
mollrdale. Argentine and Rqsedale still
9Temailed open, hut they may eventually
be1ciosed. These latter were operated by
q Missouri brewing company now inlthe
hands Of receiver. and Attorney-Gene,
raj Trlokett wished to, feel his groMaa
ixtures from one saloon owned by this
Company had ttIEbeen destroyed by me
Sheriff, Notwithstanding threats Is tAs
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.CiR|0|!G[;IIk'l' ROCKET a. Family
I. now [ v RlC9AClLlD
lsnacial 70 Tho Tlmea- Dispatch

i(special to Tho T!mes-plspatcH.) s.g5a
NEW YORK, July Whatever the.
a,rterences which might have existed ~
the Croker family. It seems that t these
nave now been all snoothsaEoyer
Aocompanied by his mother nls
aister, Miss Ethel Croker young Howaral
croker arrived here yesterday from llng,
.lnnd the three travelling y the saloon OF
the Hamburg American line. y steamshlp
AmerIka which reached her HobokenI pier
late yesterday afternoon
!. NJ mother and sister" young ltoward
said, "are Just from an extended WISH @
nv father at Ills country home Ny mother
spending three weeks there, When we
left my father seemed to be IN excellent
health, leading a very quiet l!fo, = ,apr
parently taking no interest In politics.
4 40 not think that. he has any intention
Of returning to America, nor do know
what his Views regarding Mr., Bryan or
any other prospective candidate for the
presidency. may be. az I did not hear him
express any, 81 BstsE
Nj. Croker added that lie has been unr
der a private tutor who has been prepar-
Ing him for entry to Princeton, He does
not expect to enter lntll5next year.
N'LLH .AN nH ~ ~ - LEN LM T." ~ NLI EL ~
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Chesapeake q Ohio Ry

Cincinnati, indianapolis, st. Louis. chieasi
90, Louisville. Nashville. Menphls.
a;l6 P. m. and 100 p Mssdany.
NWestboundH Local Tralnsi 5sgg
$50 4, N. daily and b:15 P. \. week days.SS&s
Newport News, Norfolk and Old Point,
500 "A. n and 400 p M daily.
Local for Newport News andaolda Polnt.g
S7,es "A. N and 5:ooSP ~ ". daily
James River Glne:} s8s$4s
s5 1870 An daily: 5 :1bt r. II. Sweek DAY .5..ss
SaaArrlce Main Wine from $Weat:$ .7:3 A. ~.
sss:so 1A:.s n. 's;45SSP 4, n, e77:tS p::IMs Fr en-
ss:o PM James River: Ssss 40 %A..# N, Nj sa:5x
r. NJ. q Daily. 4t sssH,x. BY Sunday. NJ
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Battleship Desertions.

Especial to The Timea-Dispatoh.l a.
NORFOLK, VA, July 1.-the state
meat is made here by q petty officer Of
tic United States Navy that 84S men
deserted. from the battleships Virginia
ana louisiana before these vessels left
the Norfolk Navy Yard last Thursday.
rev OF the men have been unprecedented.
The 5deserters are said to- have been
mostly new men from interior ypolAts,
soon tire OF service atloat. Many
Of them were seen In flight nen, here.
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ATLANTIC COASTSLINEI

aEFFECTIvE&MAY NSSsSS
~ Trains leave R!ohmopd daily 5,3 ...8,
For Norfolk, 800 4. II. 500 IA =. ana,
For NJ and W. r ). West. 1s:lo and 0:soI y:
PM. s:S,As:@s +. NJ; 1S:ab AND ll:ao.. NJ:
For Go,dsboro and Fayetteville $3.50 al's.M:.
Trains arrive Richmond dally:ES b:io. -
Issio;4 Is and i1;4o A.. NJ: $780, a;os. H |; 80 s;ss
and $3.50 P.G M ~
HsExcept sunday ,ssunday&only.a
AZ Time of arrivals and 3departuresgand oonneas.
not guaranteed -E.-...5fRR,.rS .Ss
SC.5ss 8. CAMPHELL.sD .. p
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Mi. Lear Webs Lynn Girl.
hIi IHh,aoiolE "a Tha OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LYNN, MASS, July l.-Mr, John =.
Lear, an instructor OF engineering NtSthe
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege,SofsC College Station. Texas, was mar
ried yesterdays to Miss 4Aldana 7,
Crockett daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, i,
Crockett. OF this county. Mr.. Lear isAtha
son Of the Rev. DIV, y walt
Known Methodist minister OF virginia.
He Is a gradate Sot virginia Polytechnic
LIrAtitutA. HltaNmHN pNNI MiaasiIa ~ .ttahtA
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Souther.nllR2ailwa

I, 81 7;RAINDSLEAvE RICHMOND
-. D.-.Followlng schedule fgurea Spuhllsnaa
o = ~ : I E,,99forna itlon: ana are not Euaisntcsd I.s
"a. "a GiafksYille and Buffalo LJthla Sprlnss:S8t ~
tAI''"SV' {. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pul!Inang
At..lantng and 4 birmingham. s New OtleanAa
aMetnph!A8 chattanooga and all the 6o0te.
Through conch for Chase City. O1xosos
yurhans and Raleigh. ri
,e:90 ~ M.--1x. asunday--keysville
1870 z. Observation-Disclosures ready 81
5Il$ Z. NJ, for all the Eouta,,a.@$Ss 1R yY
A. ..s&Y YORK RIVER LIME s89.
a:So 5; p sunday--No.f Y Ba'timoasFs
a rs e E M:--Esc.ps snnday--No. N--Ioeas W
t:t y a ;;;.M,.75bscept s,lnday-No.. 7-IooAl Y
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. ~
Pig IN, 7:50 p M.-From all tbs SOUTH.
S:8 !: M;-From Charlotte. Raleigh. Dufnanna.
E..A Chase City and Local Stations Ssa@i.I..l
S:to A.tM - * eysville5 and Local stat!ons.
9: is& Am No. ls-From 3Baltllaors and Wet ~
70: ~, No q. 5:l5& +. i. 70. 7 ss--Frc..l
~ M 10 and No.S1B stop Qulnton.3 TunsteAil1
White House and Letter Manor 7.S#s5
CIV. NWE9THURY d. AZ. $.as$Ss
sa.sg.s.lfaS n21 sE.G Main Stu Richr1ond .y1.,
8B.@sPENCER, s. H!#HARDWlClkk.
a8@@ Cen Mgr. Pass Traf. Mer.t
" H,.TAy1,!op, g. 4 e II
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virginia Fire and Marine insurance Co.
!, |, !, !, ; RichlmaoRd, Va 81 J M1Tn ,aSs 10 1oo g \
annual dividend OF Four Per Cent. Gree
n OF taxi, payable End July next, Checks
Will be maile@5t to 8stockholders. Change
OF address shhnld$ BIO advised the com
1WM. II. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
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3RIclhImn1ond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

CAR leave corner OF Seventh and 81 Perry
streets. Manchester every hou.. !on5 . ma rno nv
ftEn III ii car. E:H TP,s NJ. daily, except SUNDAY.
scars leave Pateraburs. foot ~ ct. sycamors
street, every hour from $3.50 A..M.3 20 sAy ~ 4 4
NJ. Lust oar. ll:to& r. M; Limited Sc car So - =
NJ. daily. except Sunday. sM. ~. 1870. p =,
An cars from Petersburg eonnsos1ns HAS 1'
mond cars. s8tBSz Ri3BN9
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RAlEHoAcet
IN. IN s E. s!;s:sIss ;ssts \, \

lS>a S4AS S1WfTl @IH ~ Potomac Hl NM
&Trains Loave Observation-Disclosures.
s:N A,t M.-patiy. Byrd st. Thtoash.
Gs:aofAS M.s--Daiiy-sfain 81 Through.
1880 Al. M.-;weeh D%Ays-Elbas FroderstksSasaS
$40 Al M.-Daiiy-Byrd 81. ThfoAGh leW
TAO hoon4A.Week Days-Byfd8 ID. Throushls S$a
Loo y. M.-Week tays-Bytd 81 Fredsrttkss
burg crofntnodati sBsg s 50 S&
y :oe r. M.-Dai;ysssAain sL Through. sts
s'so} !. Ms-tNee Dlys-illbas Ashland sast
s.so M.@Daliy.Byrd sa rnrvousA.
~ a S,1 As[!ys i3h,Shrn enc ~ A.n 3 VI.
S " NJ NJ, M.t-Week Days--Byfd5 81. grsdsfisktsss
e.,,. puiX accommodation. gSssSShei
w: r. a. 4 NJ i3aily--Dyr 81 Thrtcugha .sasMsa
1 1l'N + AN Al. Week bays-Btrd5 tssA2srh rt'ua' u
&C.: : j. M.---wssk 7 pays--Sibas Fssasr,sa.esst
S; Il M %bsiiiiy-sys 81 81 ll'9sSsss -.
We. * MIironily-Main 81. Through.
HOThl-Pullnn sleeping ior PAriof Cars aoas
IL So9vs traina except trains arriving 8hicns
mo g lti.eo8 Am week days and local accota.
, 1 5,.n 's5 e A. sss, !. ma DEPARTURES M ana oonnse-
M..ta ". 3CuLP. ".
Asst. 70 Prest. uen'l.a Sbpt Traf. NIT
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RIchmond.e SsVa.YssJune 22,ss319OB IS
ofStheSBoard 81 Directors ri the Mer-
;gchnnts' National Bank held this day,
the usual semi-Annual Dividend OF 8
per cent was declared out gof the net.
~ profits Of the bank fort past six
months, payableyon and nfter.the second
81 day of}July. 1906 s Checks will be Smatod
to- stockholders..f ] IF. GLENN
SSS}sSrS ls{tt%l 81 SfSN.1 Second 8Vice-PreaideNt n
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORsSaOF THE
N Realty Bond 81 Trusta Company have
declared their usual setni-nnnual dlvi-i
dend OF three per cent. Tree 81 taxes),
will be mailed Nv. L.SSWALTERS,t
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ISeaboard Air Line Railway.

Southbound Trains leave Rlohmond NV
II $50 IA. M.-Local to Norlina, Raleigh Char.
$40 p .&Throus gsleeperss and Coaches, AZ
S-"19E innta .% birmingham m, Savannah. 81 acka1o2HHs
viiioH ana Florida points, MY -
"a 10 pm EThroush Coaches and Slaepers say.
~ annnah, Jacksonville. Atlanta, Blrminghem
n,r+ aaa Trajns Arrive Richmond Daily
40 III. Ass III. NJ $40 P.@8Ms Se
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
STOCK BROKERS',
GEO. i. KING & CO.,

i1o<M IA, Main iet, Richmond. Va
sTocksI COTTON AND GRAIN,
Fractions, Lets . spsSla'tY,
Close Attention TO out-of.roWn Accounts.
PRIyATE WIRES,
NEW NoRKIcHlcAQo, NEW nNL1Aks
Western Union Branch IN our ofsiss.
stock Ticker In %customsr'S .Room.
---Msmbera-
richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange.
sstnnssrs Visiting the city ! iAyfled
10 ma1es aovr sAsce their headquarters.
and nave mall and wires sent incur care,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02

American National Bank.
Richmond Va. June 2lst 1895.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORs OFBRT,IiIs
n bank has declared the irregular quarterly
} payable July 2nd, 1905 checks will he
~ mailed. 70. b. HILL,t4Cashier. as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02

Reason for the Change.
$50 YOU no longer call your pretty little
'sThe Nutshell Why I'D you change
itiT.I -. - ttred Of having funny mea ring
my bsSll 10 ask Il the KERNEL was in;1 n il l
trated Rits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02

I ]5i.a8 Bank of Richmond,
"a Richmond. VA June q, 819os. .
THE8DIRECTORs@ OF@THEhBANK OF
Richmond havess declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF 4 IA per cent,
payable July Z, 1904. Transfer books.
swlii he closed from; June 9th to..June
30th,, inclusive. Checks forSJdividend
will be mailed. 2Aa@ H@92 &9sgg9S
-. fI.I.. Caahier. n