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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-26
I'D. WOLFF C CO.
CLOTHING
The Best Made in New Jersey, not because we say SC
or because we sell them, but because
we make them ourselves.

l know what they are made Of. The fit and finish Of our Clothing is as far
advanced from the ordinary ready-made Clothing Us an automobile is to a
d-fashioned stage coach.
The Suts IN these two figures represented heea are taken directly from Jul
stock. There is dstnctvenes, an individuality and character that cannot
very moderate. $500 to $S 90 is the price for this style of Suits OF course,
we have all wool Suits from $3.50 up, and no matter how cheap the price
d. Wof& Co. never sell anything that cannot be guaranteed for or two years
wear
OUR STOCK OF TOP and OVERCOATS is equal to our Suits. In style Of
cloths you "a find everything the market has to ofer. this season..
BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING are here in large varieties; also
popular priced from l.9S to $1049.
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28
FACTS ABOUT SAFETY PIN.
obliging Clerk Imparts Interesting
Information Concerning
the Article.

zone dozen safety pins. Twelve
cents. Thank you, madam" said the
clerk. "Your change will be here in
one moment"
She was very pretty. He was
young. A conversation sprang up.
"There is strange story connected
with the safety pin," the clerk said.
"An Englishman invented this pin
some 30 or 40 years ago. For this ad-
mirable invention he was highly hon.
pred. Fetes and applause were show
cred upon HIM. If am not mistaken,
the man was even knighted.
."And about three years ago, in exca-
waiting in pompeii, they came upon
what do you think? A perfect safety
pin. Hundreds of perfect bronze safety
pins. The Englishmans invention
wasn't new at all. 1t was 1000 years
old.
"The man had been feted and hon.
ored all his life, he had even been
knighted, for an invention that ne didn't
invent"
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28
Methodist Episcopal Church.

The usual services will be held next
Sunday. There will be preaching In the
morning. The evening service will be in
the interests of our Southwest Kansas
College at Winfield. The male quartet
from the college will furnish the music
for the service and an address will prob
ably be given by one OF the professors Of
the institution. II the weather is pleas
ant on next sunday evening we will have
a full house and 1t will be necessary to
come in good time to secure seat. A
free will Offering will be token for the
college. The work of the Junior League
will be discontinued during the months
Of July and August. We invite you to
our Sunday School at 9.45 and to the Ep-
worth League service at Z p. M.
F. W. IMBoDEN, D. D., Pastor.
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. G. C. Scates of Liberal is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Scates
The Sorosls club members were enter
tained yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs T. A. Scates.
S. B. Eastman of the Bargain Store
will leaye soon on his summers vacation.
He will 90 to Nebraska and later farther
east.
Miss Mabel Morrison Of Dodge City,
Kan, arrived in LaJunta last week aud Is
visiting her brother Charles I. Morrison
and friends-LaJunta Tribune.
Harry Giegolt who has been the mas
ter mechanic at the Santa Fe shops here,
has gone to Tucumeari, N. NJ, where he
takes better position with another road.
Warren Winterburn has returned to
his position In Supt. Ayers office after a
two months vacation at Grand junction,
Colorado. Mr.. Wlnterburn spent his va.
cation working at the carpenter trade
and returns to his desk much improved
In health.
G. w. Wheeler and j. J. Crlswell OF
Princeton, Ind. are In Dodge City, guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Phillips. Mrs.
Phillips is a daughter of NJ. Wheeler.
The Indiana gentlemen have been ON
trip in the Indian Territory and amused
themselves by each mailing down a
claim.
For Exchange for Wheat Lands-Well
improved all purpose farms In Coffey
county, Kansas, 100 miles from Kansas
CITY. Abundant fruit, values never been
doomed, to exchange for wheat lands
Send us In some offers while people are
wheat crazy. ADAMS & ADAMS, Leroy,
Kansas III
One would hardly think 1t, but there
are a lot of hogs in this country. We
mean the regular four-legged' 'quadruped'
and is bringing a good price. L. M.
Taylor informs us that he is buying hogs
in all directions from Bucklin and as far
| west as Bloom and Mnneola. He VIII
load few cars the latter part OF this
week for shipment to Kansas City
| Bucklin Banner.
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28
MIKADO'S SELF DENIAL.
Refused Heat in Palace While His
Soldiers Were Freezing in
the Field.

In the bitter cold Of last winter
l9O4-19O5-the mikado not content with
the fullest sofIicial reports, sent mis-
grand master to look into the condi-
tions at the front, to ascertain by vis-
iting every camp aud outpost, how the
soldiers were faring. When Count HI
iikata returned with his narrowing
tale of frightful suffering caused by
the cold, the emperor was broken
hearted, says Worlds Work. Nothing
more could be done-the Manchurian
winter must drag its Icy season
throughput the emperor would not
take his ease while his men were freez-
ing, and the order to discontinue all
heating of the palace till the war
should be over showed that his SYM
pathy was with them day by day.
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28
HIT ONE MAN HARD
Storm Vas Severe just North of Ford
County Line.

county Line.
The rain and wind storm Of Sunday,
June IL was very damaging In the Sheen
neighborhood, just across the line In
Hedgeman county.
Julius Kreger was in town last Satur-
day and reported large loss on his place.
Mr.. Creger had 200 acres of wheat that
was totally destroyed. On Mike Shoen's
place 800 acres Of wheat was complete
loss.
There was space about two miles
wide and six miles long where the storm
seemed to spend all of It's fury. The
water fell iu solid sheets and the hail
was terrific. The wind amounted almost
10 a tornado. The wheat was left pasted
to the ground, what was not chopped up
by bail and 6oated away by the water.
Chickens and wild birds were held up
ON the ground by the wind aud drowned
by the score in the water. Rabbits were
drowned by the dozen.
Mr.. Kreger says that the next day
great numbers of birds and rabbits were
to be found lying dead about the fields.
A wagon which stood near KIeger's
house was picked up, turned completely
around, and dropped near where 1t had
stood.
One man had his barn torn to pieces
and at another place porch on the house
was broken off and blown away.
Mr.. Kreger says that the wheat was In
good condition and almost ready to har-
vest. His loss will amount to several
thousand dollars and he carried no in
surance Oh his crops. He has been In
this country for "a years and In all of
that time never witnessed such storm.
Mr.. Kreger bad another field not very
far from his wheat which was not in
jured. This field was planted to corn
and feed crops.
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28
Death From LOckjaw

never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Its antiseptic
and healing properties prevent blood
poisoning. Chas. Oswald, merchant, OF
RensselaersYille, n Y, writes: "ltcured
Seth Burch, Of this place, Of the ugliest
sore on his neck ever saw Cures Cuts,
Wounds, Burns and Sores. 25c at Rath q
Bainbridge's drug store.
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28
Deadly Serpent Bites

UGAuIy SerVtHC BICPS
are as common in India as are stomach
and liver disorders with us. For the lat
Ter however there Is sure remedy:
Electric Bitters; the great restorative
medicine, of which s. A. Brown, of Ben
nettsville, s. c., says: "They restored my
wife to perfect health after years of suf-
fering with dyspepsia and chronlcally
torpid liver" Electric Bltters cure chills
and fever, malaria, billlousness, lame
back, kidney troubles aud bladder dis
orders. Sold on guarantee by Rath g
Bainbridge, druggist. Price SOC.
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28
GEM CITY BUSINESS IcoLtEGE,
Quincy, Illinois.

The largest, most successful Business
College in America. 20 teachers, l400
students, and $780, 900 College Building.
Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Type
writing, Penmanship, Banking, Etc.
Graduates readily secure employment.
Write to-day for 64.page Illustrated
Catalogue Free, showing how to qualify
for good situation. as stenographer or
boekkeeper. Address,
D.L. MUssBLMAN, Pres,
7-19 Quincy, Illinois.
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
At Dodge City, in the State Of Kansas, at the
close of business, June. 18th, 1905.


RESOUkCES.
Loans and Discounts ................ .$l99, PAL %
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured S2l 81
u. 8. Bonds to secure circulation 5000 co
Premiums on U. s. Bonds ......... 1000 90
Banking house, furniture and
fixtures. !. ......."....,...... :. 1900 %
Due from approved reserve agents. 81 l07 80
Exchanges for clearing house II lB
Notes of other National Banks..... 1885 90
Fractional papercurrency, nickels =.
and cents ..........,.:. o. w
Lawful Money Reserve In Bank w:
9peclet ,otea sSSao 5oo 90 20 l7s,s5
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer(5pe per centcirculation) 1,260 90
Total 27S,9O2 65
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In :. 49,. ....$ $4,000 90
Surplus fund. :. 1000 90
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid..... / ,296 28
National Bank notes outstanding. $4,000 90
Individual deposits subject to check 19l All 20
Demand certificates of Deposit. 34,l29 II
Total 27s, ,9O2 65
STATE OF KANSAS, County OF Ford, So.
/, II. A. Burnett, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
SEAL H.. A, BURNETT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th
day Of July, 1906.
G. .E. SMITH, Notary Public.
my commission expires Mch. 18th, l909)
Correct-Attest
w, T, CoOLIDGE)
@. r. CHANDLER Directors
j. W. BERRYMAN)
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28
Bids Wanted.

Bids Wanted.
For furnishing hay and straw for the
Reunion and Fair associations.
j. A. ARMENT, Seey. Reunion
Il. A. DAL1ON, Secy. Fair.
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SHOES.
OYEINo AND

JOHN L. TOUCHE. CLEANING. DYE
Ing. securing. pressing. Ia East Main
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southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
o,iv h-Fohowing schedule nrure. pubr.ba<
7-d1 1t"rmatiou. and are not guaranteed
fe.~, M-baNy-Local Tor Charlotte
-Daiy-Llmite1-Bunef Pu.no, g
Sra ans birmingham. NcH O-iesrs.
Tmph.s chattanooga and aI me SCUM
.Ielsh coach fnr Chase CITY. Orr,rd
durham End Raleigh.
- - p -EN suuday-keyrvfl1e Local
@Ipaiy-Limitcd Pullman resdy an
a. for an The south.
- 70 YORK RIVER LINE.
Except sunday-No. ig-Baltim--s
y M-Except sunasy-No. 1o-1ocai t.
-" w., pseep, sunaay-No. 7-Looai e
= " 40 p. M-From nh o., ror,n
from Charlotte. Raieirh. Durham.
e.n LlfF ana Local sfatirns.
II Prom Kcvsviia ana ro~,f r.,tt~7.
,- 40 L-Fron baltimore ana wesi
N'S a. NJ 40 o.. si7 p ". No p
~ Prf arI local efaf-~ns.
NE-ILIRT ID p A..
q y. AcKrPr ! M roDona Va
~ W ans Gen Ng~ pass Traf Ne ,
W TAYroE. e p -
Washington. p @.
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Railroads.
- Il ~ II Riehmond,
M l.. SC3 L Ersd~erleksbura &

r. F. ca p. s s@.:ss.'9s: a
Trans Leave RiohmOns~Morthwara.
- M-Dany-Main ST Tsrou.s
E-Week D0y-ElbA NSsiana A.
80 a. A-Dsily-Byrd 81 Through 1OoS
400 Week IAys-Byrd g.
a-Neck unys-Byrc =. prcTt4~k~
Surk .Cremodntfon.
See - -Daly-sluln St Through.
-"eek Days-Elba ASH aad 40.
M-Dal ly-Tv~d 81 rhrourb
1Fs'ns Arrive Observation-Disclosures
eona--Week Days-EibA Ashland Aa
sur .Week Days-Byrd 81 Fredeneks
e.s- 11fE. Accom- odRton-
II "a -Dailv-Ryr1 -. Through.
-, eek Days-Byrd 81 through
SO = A-Daily-Main st. Through.
csnnod~ek Days-Eloa Ashlana 40
400 > H-paiy-Byrd 81. through.
-. -DaNy-Byrd ST. ThrouEh. Local
NoTrr AEDary-Main 81. ThrouSh.
al - man Slice ~ or Pari5r Cars "a
mons ~ -, rains eNrenf trains arriving Rich.
mS1S,tn1,so A ~ wesk days Aad local seooas-
tid1 Is'e y arrivals snd departures and oonn.e-
49, btEE @ W CUrP. ". p TAYLOR
% Pr'S.- oen'i supt Trrf Mn
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PORK ROLL.

ONCE TRIED. ALWAYS USED. SLICE
thin. cook quick. and you will continue
GERS meat dealers. or 'phono 9S
HElNDL q Co, Produce Dealers.
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3 To S. NJ PTR
Nc DIES
AND A r
FEW Ks
AT WHTTLOCK
CAN ZIG CO
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THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is I cent per
word, Net Cash in A
with a minimum cost OF 10 cents
Tor each insertion. The same
rate applies TO deaths. marriages,
obituaries and al other classified
notices. No display type allowed
iu The classified columns.
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Schools.

Commencing Saturday, December 18th,
and continuing each Saturday thereafter
until further notice, Chesapeake and Ohio
train No. z will leave Richmond for the
West at 11:45 l.. NJ, instead OF HOO =.
VI.
on days other than Saturday train vii,
lcave Richmond at HOO p. NJ as at
prcsent
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Chesapeake O. Ohio Railway

chesapeake O. Ohio Railway
cincinnati, Indianapolis. ST. Louis. cntos-
20 Louisville. Meanwhile Memphis.
n ana 100 7 v faiy
.Westbound Local Trains:
81 and Gi5 ?. n week days.
Ne"port News. Norfolk and Old poi-t
30 4 ~ ani zoo =. ~ tafIF
~' 70r newport News and Oio Point
TX 4 n and 100 p. " dailT.
James River Limo.
- - \ n daily. 5is p NJ -eek d,v
..so A NJ. 'sS P. n. ss7e p.
% v -ie ~ 20 P a,
P " cpaiig err sunday
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4 NICE HOLIDAY PACKAGE.

VERY APPROPRIATE. NOT EXPEN-
slNe Tor ~ we viii deliver q beau
titul Wicker basket. containing six mint
pott les high-graie champagne. A bottle
MAKES such a nice gift for your friend
retail value nine dollars. EXPRESS
charges prepaid on Out-Of-tOvvn orders
Oner good only till January I 1907.
order now THE PHIL G. KELLY
90. Inc Local and long distant phone
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GIN.

DIR LEE BARRONS BUCIIU GIN WILL
relieve that pain 81 your back. ana
j don't taste Ike medicine either. Four
fun quarts. $50. TIE PHIL G..
KELLY co. GNCl
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Millinery.

I HAVE OVER 500 TRIMMED HATc
90 sell at "a great sacrifice 70 make
room for Xmas goods UntrimmcG vel
vets. any shape. IS cents. chNdren's hats
al O. price all little girls can have one
Cor Xmas. Store open nights NINTH 10
FOR the convenience OF those thai are
employed during the day VI. y. CHAM
LEE. 5s East Broad Street
GREAT CHANCE FOR a GREAT BAR
gain. every hat reduced. all the fastest
shapes You can be suited al your own
prices. Ms CHAMLEE. Sl6 and gIs
East Broad street.
] HAVE A FEW HANDSOME par
torn hats left az hair price: all trimmed
tafs are 20 go az a great sacrifice.
Mrs WORKMAN 216 N. Third Street
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For Sale.

GENTS 20-NEAR GOLD-FILLED CASE.
with L~-leweled American movement
watch. $3.50 Lady's -5-year go.d-niled
watch. genuine American movement.
$50. A large genuine diamond brooch.
seven large diamonds. &y2 same brooch.
with smaller diamonds. So. others i'm
b7rsains at ! WEINSTEIN'S. 1901 r.
Main. Also solid god wedding rings "a
Speciality. Prices to suit everybody.
WE RETAIL GOODS AT DisTILLERA
prices Nothing aut straight goods N
stock. Price and Quality. the two great
statesmen, Keep us busy. Favor US m
an order and be couVinced- prompt de-
livery THE PHIL q. KELLY 60.
CHRISTMAS CANDIES ORDERED
now. made and shipped later. Jacobs's
oppressed 20 WAGNER DRUG COM
FANN. Sixth and Broad Streets. Gail
and see samples
FOR SALE. FOUR WALL CASES. S FIT.
LONG AND feet hign. solid oak. natural
unlsn. glass fronts and ends; splendid
for law library or store use. At g bar
gain- Can Doe seen at S S. Tenth Street
tap stairs).
FOR SALE. A HANDSOME COUPE
k~ockaway. with rubber tires; win carry
three persons inside, IN perfect order.
and 2 bargain. For price, apply 10 ".
c. SMITH. 3l4 North Fifth Street.
DIR LEE BARRON's BUCHU GIN WILL
relieve that pain i'm your back. and
II don't taste like mcdi-iue either. -Four
full quarts. 81 THE PHIL O..
KELLY co. GNC)
WE'LL DID YOU EVER? NO. NEVER
have We na7 ANYTHING so nice for break
grocers meat dealers or phone 7. a.
HEINDL & co, Produce Dealers.
Eel MAIZE" is A MEDICINALLY
Pure Corn Wn'UErT nFNlVpn and SOFT
ened 10y age. Four fun quarts only
SEQ; prompt delivery. Phone l3s. ILiE
PHIL c. KELLY co. dNC)
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS. GAS
Stoves and Radiators Self-Feeding
stoves. Agents for Detroit Jewel Gas
Ranges VA PLUMBING AND HEAT
ING CO.. % \. Ninth
FOR SALE. DELIVERY. LAUNDRY
and Dayton WAGONS. new a-7 second
hand; prices right w. c.. SMITH. 314
COMO LITHIA WATER WILL CURE
uric acid gravel: cost same as water
you use every day Phone 1905. and
the Como man VIII call.
FOR SALE THREE PIECES MAHOG-
any parlor furniture. satin damask
seats. Can he seeo by oddrcesing y. a..
Post-Ofice RoX 5f3 Richmond.
FOR SALE FULL LINE CLOSED CAR
rtages for winter use. new and second
hand; goods guaranteed. W. c.
SMITH. S4 North Fifth.
sAUNDERs's FEVER AN AGUE
Pills; guarantee 10 cure chiIs and fever
and al malarial conditions. zoe. All
druggists.
LARGEST STOCK OF DIAMONDS IN
this cttv-Rings. pins. etc. BACH
RACH'S. Ninth Street Big bargains.
DO YOU WEAR SOCKS7 IF 50 ply
your shoes ar SPENCF'S. Ninth Street
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FURNISHED ROOMS BY DAY OR
week. centrally located zoo L. Marshall
Street
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Notice.


SOME PEOPLE PREFER q WHIS--
bottled IN bond. We sell tha kind. too.
Huron River bears Uncle Sans little
green stamp over the cork; that's SUM-
cieut. -Four full quarts. &3.95 THE
PHIL G.. KELLY co GNCD
JUST RECEIVED CARLOAD FOTH-
year old Kentucky Straight Rye. must
he sold before January lst. 1897. ar s.
per gallon. prompt city delivery. Phone
1853. TIE PHIL q. KELLY co.
QNC)
ORDERS TAKEN NOW FOR YOr-p
Christmas Candles. Chocolates. Bon
Bons. made and expressed later 70
WAGNER'S Sixth and Broad Streets
Call and see samples.
KIDNEY TROUBLE CURED Easily
while you drink COMO LITHTA wa
r served ar your home by the Como
man at the same price as other drfnk-
Ing waters Just phone 1905.
LIVE AND LET rs DYE FOR yOr-.
skilled workmen; established 1883 Mrs
a J. PYLE. NO. $40 North Fifth
BOYS SHOES THAT WILL LAST ANY
boy more than a month. for 81 al
SPENCF'S
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LEGAL Notice.

VIRGINIA: N THE CTANCERY
OUR OF THE CITY OF RICH
M0ND THE ETH DAY OF DECEAI-
In the matter Of the estate Of Charles
II. Phillips. deceased
EX PARTE.
tt appearing 10 the rourt that n report
Of the accounts OF Mary NJ Phillins.
eXecutrix OF Charles IT, philips. deceased.
and OF tie debts and demands against the
estate OF said Charles VI Pbflfns de-
ceased. have been fled in the clerks Office
or this court and more than one wear
having elapsed since the qualification Of
said Mary NJ. Phillins. executrix as afore-
said on the motion Of tho sai7 Mary NJ
Philips. sole legatee OF said Charles II.
Phfli"s deceased n is ordered that the
creditors OF SAID Charles " Phfrifns de-
ceased. IL any there he. do apnear before
this court on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of
January 1907. and show cause. ~ anv thew
the estate % said Charles IT. Phillips. de
ceased 70 tho sold Mary NJ Phillirs his
solo l~eeatee without requiring a refund
And +. f. further ordered that a conv Of
This order 10 nubliehed orce q weeJs FOR
fouv succes4i~e weeks 81 The Tires-Dis-
natch = n~wSoaDer published ia the city
OF RicbmoD6. va.
cHsprrS o SAvILLE. Clerk.
7. Jordan L~ake :. q.
IN Trrr rrrpE~s Orrr~r or Trrr
SrppTN~r C0rrDT 0r Apprsrs
At D~r~rINrO~-D NECENrpup - roo-.
NJ. A Finch ct Appellants.
against
Causey and Woodward ...Appellees.
Upon an appeal from and supersedeas to
a decree pronounced by the Corporation
Court OF the city OF Newport News on
the 20th day of July, 1906.
The object Of the petition fled in this
cause Is TO have the said decree reversed
and dnnulled and h1dav having been
made and filed that Francis +. Causey is
not a resident OF the State OF Virginia, IT
IS ordered that the said appellee, after
due publication OF this order in The
Times-Dispatch, "a newspaper published
In the city OF Richmond. for four sue
cessiVo weeks, appear her on the 10th
day OF January. 1907. to answer the said
appeal and TO do Is necessary to
protect his interests therein.
a ~copy-Teste:
". STEWART JONES. c. c.
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Coal and Wood.

WE HAVE SOME SPECIALLY coon
pine and oak wood for cooking at "a
reasonable price. cheaper OAK for heat
ing Also have some OF those nice
pine slabs az q lower price. our hobby
s. good, f~ree-burning coal. at the right
price. just call Phone 1888 and soc
what We can DO FOR you. QUARIFs A.
WINPFIhlD. Seventeenth and Wash
ugtOu Street.
PHONE 1920 y 1863 WILL GIVE YOTr
all the wood and coal Information heart
can desire. 7 sell -froe-buruine anthra-
cite coal and an kinds OF lump coal
NV pine and OAK Is dry and nice. INV
nlckory ~ the best ] ever saw. my slab
wood s. tho cheapest. ] am anxlous 10
Trio order. TILE WOOD NAN. IDl W.
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Business Opportunities-

" ANTfD SPlflAL PARTNER IN a
furnish six thousand additional r.,t,1f
Best location 90 tine State. r~es.r e
t-aI sales forty tlDIern1. arc cav D..
lrrre1end An absolute f0 ra- ~s,t
rrsfncnt THOROUGH fnveaffqnffo~ rc,
90 ADDRESS J.. so cara tail oefro
EVERY ONE KNOWS WI uA,-r 49,
largest and best stock ~ frlnL. -
bags in the city. We also have 49,.
ara genH shoes. aPENCE6 Ninth
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Wants Wants.
NE GENT WORD. ONE GENT a WORD.
Merchants, Remember

how little time you have to dispose of
your Christmas goods; also remember
when you use Times-D Dispatch Want
Ads. to sell those goods that you are
using a medium read by all the pur-
chasing public of Virginia, and you
are bound to get results.
Phone for the Want Ad. Man,
and he will come quick.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Miscellaneous.

PURE STRAIGHT WIIISKEYS COST
you no more than the other kinds.
Phone your order ana be convinced
prompt delivery. THE PHIL G..
KELLY co. uNC)
COMO LTTHIA WATER IS A CLEAR
spring. water; full OF medicinal proper
ties. pleasant Of taste. and will put you
on the right road TO health Phone
300.
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Nlrginia-Caroina Chemical COMPANY.
Richmond Va

RalLIR or
Nlrginla-Carolna Chemical ComDanv.
Richmond Va
December IL 1906.
CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND -
4ltE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
this day declared q dividend or two ~
Per cent. the same being consecutive
quarterly dividend No s. on the OUT
standing preferred stock Of this com
Iany payable January Il. 1e1-. when
dividend checks viii be mailed 10 an
preferred stockholders OF record m tho
clase n business on December 81. 1916
The books for the transfer of pre-
ferred stock viii be closed from 3 I.
" Monday December 3ist. until ~ A.
NJ Wednesday. January Is. 1877.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders % the National
Bank Of Virginia. OF Richmond will be
held AT their hanking-housa. corner
Eleventh and Main Streets. Richmond.
Va. on TUESDAY, January s. 1901. at
i o'clock noon.
w. NJ ADDISON. Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Gray National
Telautograph Company will b. held on
WEDNESDAY. December u 1876. at 10
O'Clock N. AT Room No. ., Merchants
National Bank Building. Richmond.
Va
H D WILLIAMS. secv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
Steamboats,.
FOR NEW YORK.

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