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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
0TRAS NO7|C|AS
No hay republicanos en- Mau.
nabo.-E Jcez senor del
Toro Cuebas.
CONsElO EJECUTItO
La c~arretera de Catano 4
Rio Piedras. La leche.-
Nuevos uniformes.

Mlrf5rmasenos que en- Maunabo no
70 ha iuserito On estas eli eciouss MIN
gdu republisAno.
Esa ssmilla no prspds On IQuslIcs
h~srrenos.
-HastA dnss do mss no eatark
aquf. dc rsgrsso de Ponce. sl juez do
10 Coris do Distrito sen 1r Toro Qua.
bss.
mLsOHBREROs y bastones do
Cabo Roio, eorIss dc casimir, enasies
espaHolss teiidos & nsno y toda elssa
do instrumsntos ~musicales. son ven
didos On 10 agsneia general do los
afsmsdos pianos do sKohlar & Camp.
hsll.s ealls do Allen NJ ., San Juan,
P. r. alt.
DE los trabaios do la esrretsra
sue 90 sonstruye do CatHo 4 Bio Pie
drss, dsssrt6 OIL dis ~ del sctaal oil
eon6nsdo v.csnts DliI. alias sTAllo'
tes que eumplfa sen tsnciA de diez afoa
! Of prs,idio por Of telito dc violA'
si6u. Sc han dado las 6rdsnss nsee.
ssrias para "a sIptura ;
sw'6s veudsn dies yxptss dc husyta
i6venes, uta essA 20 msdeias del
pals rselan oonstrpl .; 90 tona %.
nsdo 81 esido y 4 gsnaBelAs en- mag
nffoos paatos. 1nformark
Atrjsus FG-nAndss.
3e-s eli. CsRuas.
-vuslvn 81 tdblieo qveiAras 60
. p3sima salidad de Ia lsehs que 20 tx
pende On San Juan. TrAs do vendsr'
10 sara. sambi6n mails, 90 40 sbuao
que dsba et rrsgir 10 Eanidad.
-Ktnusl Nel6ndes cue seredj6
4 A, tonic Rios, fud senter ciado ayr
& psgar s pesos do multa 8 sufrir dies
dfas de arresto.
Esta tarde ss'sbrArk session ordi'
maria sl Conaei1 E~isoutvo.
Ell domingo estrenar&u los con.
duaaoFes y motoriaias do los cArros
sl6strisosdos nusvos un'f .rmss que les
ha oPdsnado ussr 10 eompsnia.
6TkL ssAor Agailsr Mors, Fro
iss0R dc Latin y Castsllano de 10 Alta
Basuels Central de Puerto Rico. dssea
somar bsjo % dirsce. On an pupilo mas
qua Doc 90 busuAs cossumbres y pueda
psgarle % dollars m~snsuales.
T. AgailAr sAllens @, q. Ju1n. {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
ECOS JUD|C|ALES
Apelaci6n en- Ia CUrte Supre.
ma suspendida. - Vista
de excerciones previss
JUzGADO De PAZ
Acusado por hurto de menor
cvantia. - Ccndenado por
abuse de cor fapsa.

BOY % vera On 10 Corte Hupre
ma 10 vista de IL ~apslasi6n interpuss
ta por don Luis Fsliss osu6s y don
Cal'xt' Gaons. contra ~,s.olusi6n d.
10 Corts do Distsito do Arasibo, qss
IL dsusg6 una solisitud de .HAbsas
Corpuss III sbogsdo Dc los asssa
dos o. oil sen or Rcssy.
-Por enfsrmsdAd dol Abcgado
Hh,r Bsrnardini de IL HasrsA, f.
s%uspsndida hoy IN 10 CoYse suprsms
10 viata do 10 a~pelasi6n, snupsisda
para hoy, do 10 Junta Essolar do
Guyana On autos que 10 sigus don
Juan Lsmbt gliA sobrs cobro do sG.
nonss do srrsndAmisntos vsneidos.
Pedro sk1shsz, vssiao dc Rio
Piedras, Aousado de hurlo dc msnor
s~uantfa, fG6 ssntsnsiado sysr poH 10
Corts Municipal 4 40 dias do arrsato.
A so dfss do srrsato fu6 ooads'
nAdo Aysr Pedro Rivers. por abuso
do eonAAnzA eo~nsistents On haherse
Qusdsdo con uuA saniidsd do dinsro
que 10 snsrsg6 Javisr HsrrGadtx para
Aassr una eompra.
-MaHAna 90 vsika On 10 sssei6n
Civil do 10 Corts do Distrito do Ian
Juan. las q aeE clones prsvias prassn'
aAdas por Tory Il v Ands 4 10 dsnan
do do los asllorse Osro y c. por per
assusi6n m alisioss y pos virtud do 10
eual 90 dici6 assgut amlsnlo do SEN
zen sia solisitada por Ossro , C '
ia6 smbArgado por Gstos Of Oirso do
Tony 1t Auds.
La Corts 10 Dlslrito de San
Juan. ssssi6n II. dsslAr6 aver hsrsde.
70 aHntsstotO do Albsrt Wood, & %
II gitimA mAdss Ellen Wood.
Aver iusron ssntsncisdos por
Of Ju'x do pas los sigzisntss indivf'
duoa; Tlburoio Rivera 81 por dar gri'
tos y sArrsrAs por 10 sale; Gsatrudis
Dsclsa % por prt fsrir teAass obsesnah
On 10 cslls del Sol; sAlonl Ysbrs ~
por easGndalo on 10 eAlls do Ban Do
bastiani Juan Diax IS per smhris z ues
y ssekndAlo On Pusrta do Terra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
BOARDING HOUSE

CAlls "a, n6mero 104, oests, New
York. Sitio muy e9ntriso. Pr6ximo
al subway, 4 los slevAdos, & los earroa
el6etrisos do Amsterdam, Columbus,
Broadway, u y % avsnida. Muy eerea
del botsl Morris Antoimstts, donde estk
Of Dub hero americana. A Riste euadrAs
del dostor Hsnna. Casa ampliA y Gle.
Vants' Cosina americana y espano
10. installation eompletamenta nueva,
Tres bAnos. Pfdanse intormes 4 10
administration de LA DEMooRAoIA.
Aurora Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
PEDRO N, T|LEA

Duranle 10 ausenoia do dicho 90
H)r que he sAlido para 10 isls On
Asuntos do 10 ] 0rtO Rican american
Tobacco Company. pusden los sonsuml
dores dc sabAsos solisilArlos dirssaa
msnts o. oil dsp6siIo que trenle al
Colonial Bar X tisne Of ssNor don JuAz
CArreras San Juan, 0elubFa 81 d.
1909. "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
LA SASTRERIA

dc don JoaA Damato. se he Arasladal
do a 10 sale do 10 Luna. rdnsro Is.
Gran surtido dc caiimires. CorIeG ls
moda. 90 &C nfeseloOan samiast 4 =
MEDIA. | m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
SECC|0N MERCANT|L
NOtlS 0medd|eS de San Juan
AeeA0Mew

Aeea0Mes
EaAoe De Pto. Rico . IS & 70
Ranso Territorial. . 20 6 "a
Danee PopulAr 10 o IL.
A2UCAR. Para L. exportaei6n
Din sperasioaes.
B@qwos amwmcRAdes
vaper espsHs! sPio Ixs sali6 DE-
BarssleaA Of Is del qus eursa para
sus esaolss aasstunbradAs.
Golsea americana sAsbury Fes.
tainss, dabs asbsr sal'Ge do n. York
para este tlnass 9sl pAsads.
vapor sspaa u <CAtslunAas ssli6
Of Ii do C&aiz para 6sla.
vavoS americana sOoAmos, sali6
Dc Nav York para ssts d % dssaaus
surss.
Vapor amsrissno s1arsoaiS. sal
dr& pare New York Of g. del que
sarsa.
EntYedaa
vApor sPonses, do 10 isla.
Raques ON PwsRs@
OO9TANkNO1
sIsahelas psndieats
sDos RsrmAnoss, TsjArdo.
cana MsFfas, pendent.
sAaria ArtauS. visQuss.
sEnsarnasi6ns, Fsiardo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
Al PUIL|!O

Gran galsria t~otogrkAsa dc sristal
con todos Loo adelantos modern0a.
Ampliaaiones. rspeodueionss, vissas
DO sdiAsios. grupos todos trabsios
0onsernienbes al HGmo. Br0pietArio
]. A. Forastisr!. -OaguAs =. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25

Para euraF IN resfriado on 10
ula, toms Of LAXATIVE BROMe
QUININA. Il botieario 10 devolverGe o.
dinero 81 NO 90 eura. La nrma do Il,
VI. GROVE 90 hallA On aada saiita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25

| Principles artieuIes
que 50 dsta'lAn en- alHaesnes, & los
slgulsntes preoiosi
Arrocss: do partido & Jsp6n de
" & II.
tdem valsnciano do OF 0 % poy
extreme do elAsas.
Aios do Is etvs. & 50.
Bonbons s63 81
Bssalao s6t
sardinas ahumadas . II eentavos.
Csbollas ~espaholas %
Id ansrisAnas .
Garhansos al
Habichuelas Amariaanas eoiorsdas
lasgas a6. BlAAsaa americans Of
HariHa do trigo "a 0 Il
ID do nsiz e32
JamoAes sl0} o II.
Jab6a Rocanora o.. america.
40. OF ~.
4sntssa Le7 On ! yea ssias de-
vi & 10.
NAntequillal do s1S o 10
Pasta dol pais Q e3&.
Pspas AmsrisanAs It o II.
Tosino, Q 1T = 10.
Taaaio 90
Queaos an. e10 Pataerks 70.
Lechs sondsAsada sAgailas & q
Id Id sCrux RoiAsN@
Id ID sAagaolias Oh
DML PALS
Ax6sar para Of soRsumol
Maseabado alaro do s1.
De misl alAro q g..
Csntrftuga elaro Dc 10 Q es
AmerisAna do Ga 81.
Dc Ponce ss2 0 %.
Ron ~ grades Oartisr 6 as Con-
lsvos gAl6n pagados r. Iatsrnas
MAix e11.N
Tabaco, nominal,
PrecIos dc cempra
Almid6n O e2.60
Algod6n do 8 $50.
Coeoa do Is o 10 millAr.
oaaros duless e3o o 81
Ssho dc roc 80
Oai6 e~orriense nominal
CANDLES ]VefFlsRtss
E0ndrss ohsak G.S7 k;A.S71
Paris q .A.3.:D.
Hambwrgo GA.G.D.
New.York 40. eavsi p
Espana TO- 0. 104 d.
CuduIas.hIpOtecarIas
Territorial y Agrioola 900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
Fibdca Do Aiqdna' Do Te'.
tu cafe Do Victor cap||''
San German P. r.

as fshrisan sstss mGQuinas dol
fanatic y presto que 90 pidan. Nxas'
tamsats iguAlss 6 los que 20 impostan
Dol sxtrAngero. ii tanAAo Dc 10 PAL
gadas Dc largo. Q do ansho y Ii Dc
alto, vale dos dellses. Dc mayor 90
maG0 subea loo preeios.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-22

SUPERB H., s. & M. SHORT LOTS.
Imported and American fancy weave
suits from discontinued lines, Of which
there are one, twoaand three Of a kind,
yet full size range. Single and double
breasted cut. High grade feather
weight, hand finished summer gar
ments. Actual $1S, 500, $22 ( @S1 r
and $25 values. Special. y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-22
WOOLToN SPECIAL SUITS,

The extreme Of value in medium
priced garments. Full and partly lined .
worsteds, fannels, serges, thibets and
cheviots in intermediate and extra
light weight single or double breasted
garments that would logically stand
as SIS values, here for Of ~
special value. %. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-22

with Peg Top Trousers) =
HAIL. quarter and eighth
lined garments. Zephyr ma
terials, penny weights. Newest
flashes of fashion. Light natur-
ally padded shoulders. Graceful
33-inch lengths. Trousers cut
plain or cuffed. Worsteds,
London hannels, imported
homespuns and four weaves Of
serges,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-22
$12 SIS
$18 500
D. Special
Several hundred Serge-Wor-
sted Coat and Pant Suits, plain
and fancy patterns. Outing
~ s"'ts ; snsn as ,: you :. 1915
s--
FANCY VESTS.

FANCY VESTS.
New pearl basket weaves, small
check designs and plain tans in linen
crash vests, ducks and natty home
spuns. SO, $3.50 and SIS grades.
Tremendous selection, $3.50. T.
Is styles and colorings in white.
and fancy wash vests, all shades, 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-22

.E.s TROUSERS. .-, .-.
bottoms; sailor
yacht snoe
Of
high grade workmanship outing Worth S. %
Trousers up bottoms special ST.
the yachnnan. IS % Ss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-22

Gray Serge Worsted Suits. 80
and 33-inch lengths with deep n 49,
side or center vents. High ~ ~
grade English mohair lining.
H.. H., S. & M. Granitone Gray Worsted
Suits and The Palace Make Silver Striped
Worsted Suits Long center or DOR
side vents. Large button cuff eM.6N
finish. ExceHently. trimmed. .:....
The Palace Make Invisible Gray Plaid
and Gun Metal Gray Worsted Suits. In
dividually hand tailored with non-bag-
ging trousers and the double don
stitched reinforced non break Ism.R&
able shoulder. .......T : = =
H., s. & NJ Chalk Plaids and Shadow
Stripes in imported velour fns m00
ished quality suits, Exclusive ~ rs
fabrics. Welt or vertical pockets =. -:
/. H., S. & M. Family Striped Velour
Il Cross Strut orHerringbone y ~ 4
Weave Suits. Nun gray ~ ~
and dust shades.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
The BLACK HAND
THREATENS DEATH
Following Murder of Member q
Band Another Attempt az
Blackmail Made.
THE POLISH COLONY EXCITED
Coroner Perfects Plans to Learn
Something of Working Of
Colony.

fITTsBURG, PA. November 20
r ouowing the murder of member "A
tho Black Hand Society here. am italian
VINO had been Threatened with doatt, -
H" failed 10 pay the society $500 -,
N"H'WsN prominent physician. ana
captain j. n Nowak "A banker ,
financial controller of tho Polish National
AHlance. to-day received letters rrot,
the Black Hand Society. do,o.n1,,..
$1,000. and threatening death url.es me-
acceoe % tho demands OF tho sociof,-
The Polish residents OF the city ira
greatly excited over the matter. and he
hcro Russian spies. endeavorlnQ to dis
courage tine Polish National Ariarr.o a~e
responsible for the authorship o. tie
letters.
M Nowak has control over "a lar~a
sum ~ money which, le received from
ail parts ~ Tho country as contributions
70 the Polish National Alliance. who's,
purpose is said % Doe 90 Hibernate Poland
from Russian domination
The Police Department took CHARGE p
tho matter to-day. and aided bv fhe
ihited states autl0ritirs. hope 90 arrest
tho persons who sent The letter.
coroner Joseph O. Arraetrnu. De- nor
iecting plans 90 loarn something % IL
workings % tho Black HAND Society in
Niiekhcny county when Dee holds AN
inquest into the murder ~ Antonio
.'7ela. member ~ the Black Hand.
VINO was shot yesterday bv Joseph
'iaI'ai' whom D. tried 20 blackmau
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
FOUND GUILTY Of
GIVING REBATES
American Sugar Refining Com
pany Heavily Fined in New
York Court.
ARGUMENT ALONG OLD LINES
jury Rendered Verdict in Accord
ance With Instructions OF
Court.

NEW YORK. November 2o.-The Amer
scam Refining Company was found guilty
hy n jury i'm the United States Circuit
Court to-day of accepting rebates amount
ing Co S-6.opl from the New York Central
Railroad. Tho New York Central was
recently found guilty OF giving rebates
TO the American sugar Refining Company
and fined Sl'S.oc0
Joseph a. Chootc. formerly ambassador
10 Great Britain. in his argument FOR the
defense az to-day's trial. declared that
there was uo precedent iu American
law for am enormous fine like the statute
against the Relating provided
NJ. Choate and former Justice Alton
T. Parker for the American Sugar Re-
nnins Company. and United states Dis
tr.ct Attorney n. l.. Stimson. Tor tho
erv. nmert, who appeared rs counsel In
the case to-day, argued along the same
lines ass they old in the Ncw York Cen
trial rebate hearings The defense offered
no testimony.
After Judsc Holt's charge the Jury took
tho case. and. in accordance with the IN
strucuons of the court. returned YER
dict OF ruNty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
DISEASES Of CATTLE
AND The CATTLE TICK
Commissioners of Agriculture Of
Southern States in Session in
Jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. November o.
The convention OF southern states Com
m-ss'oners OF Agriculture completed its
hors to-day and adjourned. The im-
poFtant business to-day was the adoption
OF resolutions with reference to the irnmi-
grafton problem and the reading OF papers
on the determination OF the cattle tick.
ccttle Diseases. sale Of adulterated foods
and tho utilization OF waste products in
cattle feeding.
An interesting paper on cotton breeding
was presented by y. l. Bennett Of the
Texas experiment station. Dr TAFT But
ler state Veterinarian Of North Carolina
presented views on the utilization Of
waste products In cattle feeding: DIT j. g.
femcyhough. State eterinarian ~
Virginia. discussed cattle ticks. Dr.
Charles +. Dawson. state Veterinarian u
Fiorldl. spoke ou cattle diseases. T. W..
Aiagruder. State Chemist OF Virginia.
read a paper on tho control o. the sale OF
human foods and the need OF uniform
laws.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
Patents and Postmasters.
Isp+tIal = Tae Timea-nls1atchl

Especial o. Tue Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON. T.. o.. November - -
Patents ISSUED 20 Virginia-Harry +.
Cunning. Roanoke. reducing valve. NOR
man j. Friese. Roanoke. vouulatng de-
Vice; william J. Hardwicke. Richmond.
static dischaTger. Anderson h. and
Charles T.. splitter Broadway. -four rel
attachment
North carolina-Jerome Borlck. Con-
over vehicle wheel. Joseph /. Woolari.
WILLIAMSON. gate.
Virginia postmasters appointcd-Boycr's
Ferry. Grayson county. Phehc A. Collins.
vice Wiley O. Collins. resigned. Dunn
Loring, Fairfax county Louis r. Poole,
vice T. /. Brenzier. resigned; Newbernc.
Pulaski county. George r. Swain vice
Charles r. Swain. resigned. Shoal. Cray
son county. John @. Osborne, vice Mar
vim r. Phipps. resigned.
Rural carriers ppointed-Nirginia: Fin-
castle. route !. Taylor * Peck, carrier:
Frank W Jones. substitute.
North Carolina: Carthage. route . Tai
mer \. Field. carrier: John VI. Fields
substitute; Warshaw. route Q Willis W
Wilson. carrier; James =. Wilson. SUBJ
stitute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
STEELE ON TRIAL
FOR GRAND LARCENY
Charged by New Orleans Broker
With Swindling Him, But De
clares He Acted in Good Faith

NEW YORK. November 2o-Charles
steele. OF Baltimore. was put on trial
here to-day on "a charge OF grand lar
ceny preferred by Augustn D. Wheeler.
president Of the United States Bank IN
New Orleans Tho case was given to
the jury, bat when adjourned for the
day "a verdict had not been agreed upon.
Mr.. Wheeler testified that the defen-
dant had swindled him out 81 5000 by
first interesting him 80 bogus inven-
ton. which he called "steeiecety." ana
which ne claimed would generate heat
light and power. Wheeler testified also
that Steele Ted him TO believe that u
company had been formed. with a capt.
tai o. $1,000 oo, with prominent bust
hess men az directors
The defendant offered no testimony.
His counsel said that Steele was an in-
ventor. and had entered into an honest
agreement with Wheeler
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
The Popular Entertainment
Course

AUSPICES BOYS BIBLE STUDY CLUB
opens saturday. Nov. 24th S30 7. NJ
7-CENTRAL Y. NJ. c. 4. HALL-7
SEASON-Italian Boys and Poland. the
Humorist; Willis l.. Moore. T. s.
Weather Man; Broomcu and Reed
Stories and Harp. Durno q Co..
sJeight-of Hand and Fun Srerry.
Aetna and Vesuvius." Illustrated.
EIdredge the Man OF Many Faces /.
Victors Venetian Band-22 musi-
clans.
SEASON TICKET, 800: Single
Tickets, Italian Boys. adults. SOC: under
u. 25c. On sale at Central Y NJ. c.. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
4 UNIQUE PRE- NUPTIAL
AGREEMENT IS REACHED
Wedding Shall Not Affect Either
Party's Right to Separate
Properties.

DETROIT MICH. November o.
unique pre- nuIual agreement. proyldln,
that the wedding shall nor affect either
party IS title GO As or her property. ana
that in case ~ separation rho wife
shan have BOO claim for al!uouy on
to-day by II. Vs. Hardmau. aged fortr-
six. ~ Middleboure W Va. and Mss
Hattie T. Briggs, aged forty-two. ~
Fenn-Ian. n " who Were later mar
ried al the Wayne Hotel An attorney
drew up the agreement for them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
Daily Court r ecord


Supreme Court of Appeals.
Cases argued yesterday. Puckett vs. MuL
ll.ls Adniuistrator FULLY argued by W. "a.
Werth f1r appellant and submitted
Mary X. Helm Lynchburg Trust and
savings Bank Il al. Argued hy r F. Scott
Tor the appellant. and A r. King f0r the APP
pellce. and submitted.
Park Land and Improvement Company W.
Lane. Argued by T. r Scott FOR appellant.
Next cases 20 be called. Williams Va. Viz
ginia state Insurance Company. Brown Re-
ceiver. Howard and whitehead. Trustees;
Trout et ais VS.. Pratt. and others; Smiley e
ais. vs. Providence Life and Trust Company q
Philadelphia and j. NJ Echols Company W.
Town Of Madison Heights. being Nos. IL to Is
inclusive. the privileged docket
Circuit Court.
Judgment entered fer defendants on vezdics
yesterday in case OF James p brown va
Miller & Miller.
Suits Instituted yesterday; John II DiclCer-
son 4 Co vs. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company claiming damages Of 500.
Miscellaneous. IN cases Of J.. C. walker va.
Pennsyivania Railroad Company and Matte
T. walker VS.. Same demuTers 70 declaration
OVerruled.
Hastings Court.
This court Judge Samuel y. witt sitting.
was engaged AL Of yesterday. until late IN
the afternoon hearing complaints Of erroneous
asseqsments OF real estate asst year. NUM-
Der Of such complaints we're heard and taken
under advisement
late an the afternoon the court began the
trial Of a small civil case, which was unhn-
ished at adjournment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
Schools.
Meetings

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEET
lng.-Fuhic notice - hereby given that
o. special meeting Of the stockholders
OF the security Life and Annuity Com
pauy ~ America Will be held az the
Hotel Itclmond. Richmond. Va. DE
CtM BIER lJJ. at 10 o'clock A. Al.
for t.c purpose n considering a change
~ name of the Company from Security
I.fr and Annuity Company OF America
TO Security Life Insurance Company y.
or To- such other name as may be
adopted hy "a majority Of the st0ckhold-
crs aui FOR the purpose OF considering
the rcIneorpornfi0n OF said company
under fhc laws OF the State Of Illinois.
and f1r fhr transaction OF any other
business which may legally and prop
cr.y como before said meeting
liy order Of the Board OF Directors.
w. o. JOHNSON. President.
Henry g.. Brown, Secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21

SAIESWONEN VA NTFD coon
salaries paii. MILLER & RHOADS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
Sealed Proposals.

OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERy9S sTER.
Newport News NOV 2I. 1906 SeaIed
proposals in duplicate will be received at
this office until II a. VI. December 3. 1906
az which time and place they viii bs
opened in the presence OF attending bid
ders for furnishing 300 tons of Hay and
1900 tons Of oats for export. Speciaca-
uons and fuI details on request Pro-
posals should be enclosed fla "a scaled m
Nelope. indorsed Proposals for Forage.
70 be opened December 3. 1906" and adj
dressed 10 Depot Quartermaster. Newport
News, Va.
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SAIESWoNEN WANTED: GOOD SAL
ARIES PAID. MILLER & RHOADS.
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News to Him.

"rhe beauty OF this great and elori-
Gus republic" said the American proud
~, "is that any boy born here may be
come President"
'Fawncy!' exclaimed the British tour
fist. II was under the impression that
tho President had 10 be at least forty
years of age. The Catholic Standard
and Times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
Professional Help Wanted

WANTED. AT ONCE. TEACHER IN
private family; well qualified TO teach
English. Latin and music. Address Mrs
H. r. JENNINGS. r.. r. d.. No. Z, Box
81. AppomattoN Va
WANTED THREE WHITE TEACH
ers for public schools Of Newsoms Dis
trict. southampton county. Va. Apply
70 J. 7. BARHAM. Clerk Of Board,
NewsOms. va
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Wanted.

= = -
WANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
l.at "a NJ. tfNJso-- se"e4ei S, Sl- last
Main Street buys. sells exchange and
remount diamonds in the latest styles.
old gold and silver taken in exchange.
WANTED To RENT FOR Co OR 81
days. I've or six heavy teams. mules
preferred. hest Of care taken; guaran-
teed To- return same I'm good condition.
Address TEAM. care this office
WANTED-VOUR DYEING. FRENCH
and steam cleaning. established 1883.
Mrs. A. J. PYLE. 3l5 North Fifth
Street
WANTED. -FOUR RED PYLE HENS;
state ace and price. c. S. COTTON,
EVANSVILLE Nd.
WANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT YOU
can get shoes. shoes. shoes. and shoes.
at SPENCES 5. Ninth Street Opposite
RuegersD
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Personals.


THINK OF THIS. YOUNG LADIES'
s. TO ST PER WEEK WHILE LEARN
I>G. MUCH IN A FEW WEEKS:
WORK LIGHT AND PLEASANT. CALL,
Az WHIILOCk BRANCH. AMERICAN
CIGAR CO.. TWENTY THIRD AND
CARY STREETS
BLANKSS HEADACHE AND NEI--
ralgia Tablets cure the worst form Of
headache and neuralgia within ten min
utes Price 10 cents. at BLANKS 6
DRUG STORES and WAGNER DRUG
CO.'S
FURNACES. LATROBES. RANGES
Repairlng and cleaning At reasonable
prices VA. PLUMBING AND HEAT
ING CO.. % y. Ninth. Phone 1874.
HANDSOME RUGS AND DRUGGETS
woven" from old carpets Mrs. A r
PYLE. 3l5 North Fifth
LARGE STOCK OF LADIES' SHOP
ping bags. from CSC. TO so Also some
very handsome htted bags from So to
SIS. a. SPFNCES. Ninth Street
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Hustings Court.
Gulf.

'sThey are distant relatives"
Indeed About how dstanty'
According to Bradstreet's latest, they
are about ten million dollars removed. -
EXCHANGE.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
that II IS done properly; % years ex-
perience. Cleaning. 81 %: Main Springs,
s. 20. 408 East Broad Street. Ali work
guaranteed
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Boarding.


MISS fIT/ER. lis EAST FRANKLIN
handsomely appointed house. good ser
vice. private baths.
PERMANENT. TRANSIENT AND Ia
b. boarders wanted at 5l6 North
Eighth
COUPLE ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
rooms and good table for transients 3l7
Grace Street west
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
excellent board. al l1lo T. Clay
WANTED. BOARDERs FOR DOUBLE
or single rooms. Apply Coz East Grace