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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
PARAMOUNT NEWS

Mr.. Frank Nuckols and his daughter,
Miss Cora. Of Louisa county. recently
visited relatives here
e. Messrs. RobertT Wright and John Ho-
mier, Of ST. Louis, were the guests of Mr.;
and Mrs. c. a. Felvey. of Twenty-third
Street, recently.
Miss Edlorg peaEea t has returned aSfar to
visit to friends In this vicinity.
Mr.. Corydon Gibbs, who has been MAX
ing his home in Pennsylvania for the past
few years, recently visited relatives and
friends here.
Mrs Jack Mnleton is quite sick in her
home on Twenty third Street.
Miss Mena Greenstreet, Of Twenty
friends in New Kent county
Mr.. Richard Mnson. Of Twcnty-f1rsti
Street, was badly hurt this week while at
work in the Locomotive Works. HIS foot
falling on 1t. He Is under treatment at
the Virginia Hospital,
Mrs Eddie Smith has returned from n
visit to relatives in Hanover county.
to visit her daughter Mrs. Stone
Mrs Grecnstreet and chilean have re-
turned from the country, where they Wis
tied relatives
AIR Andrew Collins has returned to his
home In Albemarle county, III spend
Ing some time with his cousin, Mrs. Fl. W.
Bailey.
Mrs Ida Layne is visiting her friend,
Miss Hughes. In Newport News.
after a visit to her friend Miss Eula
Hughes. of Twenty-hrst Street -, !.
mount Methodist church. recently took up
n collection In his church for the benefit
OF the San Francisco sufferers The con-
gregation responded very llperally ana
substantial sum was realized:
The Independent Order OF RED Men
celebrated It's anniversary In their hall
In Towards Grove Friday night. This
III Il md G
year in its history. Several splendid adj
dresses were made by prominent men.
Mr.. and Mrs; Shell and their daughter.
In the home of Mr. c. A. Felvey
Miss Ora Mitchell, who has been Ill
for several weeks, Is thought to be I'M
proving slowly.
Miss TIortense watkins, OF Twenty
second Street, recently visited relatives In
Caroline county.
Mr.. Grover Cook has returned from a
brated its twelfth anniversary Thursday
night In their hall on Towards Grove
.Ilill, After all business was love, over most ,s
frcshlnents were served In abundance.
quite number of young folks gathered
In the home of Mr.. Sims q few evenings
served. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. I.inwood Granger, M, nnd Mrs
Mr., and Mrs, Sims, Miss Eula Sims and
Ncssrs, John and Robert Sims, Percy
Brown and Read,
The .Jnpanese tea which was given by n
number or young ladies OF Paramount In
the town hall for the benefit of the Bap-
list church and Christ Episcopal church
proved Il most enjoyable success. Japa-
nese girls served tea in unique japanese
gowns. Quite large crowd Vas nai,. ~ at n.
tendance and a nice sum vas real,Sea a., !.
A number Of the young friends ot MISS
Matte Wade gave n very delightful en-
tertanment her honor fey y r eyenngs1
"nu md other pleasant pastimes were
INDUCED in until a late hour, when re-
freshments were served after n,o which 1hn the
mesent we're Misses Lille Wade. Matte
jackson, Iossio Carr, Bessie Demport,
Myrtle White FIorsncie h nafnTqn wa aha
Walter sabern, Naughtie Yeaghts, Harry
Brenwell, Walter Wade and others.
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remarked that one more not uhy
would get him right on edge for his
battle with the rough and tumble
Schreck The latter put In q coupie OF
hours in the gymnasium, starring WI"
his handlers
Johnny oliver. who is looking after
schreck believes that he Will give HART
the same kind OF dose that Burns uid.
Hart got word yesterday That burns VINO
defeated him recently, is on the way llast
from .os Angeles. lie received ne news
With Joy, and says he will challenge
Rmrns 10 another fight the moment he
gets in the city. Burns Will be on hand
70 sec Hart and schreck have It out on
Thursday. ,,,,.,5
since boxing was resumed In this city,
md It should prove n slashing one ~
10th men have good deal to gain by
ia result. Tim Hurst has been selected
IL referee the contest
Johnny oliver has arranged for good
vet Of preiminalies. including Sd
Murphy ana Willie shumacker Frank
paul and George Hocy ana fatsey neuly
and babe" Cullen. \ good opponent
viii also be selected for "Chck" Tucker,
Tho management has announced that
the entertainment will be strictly for
members, and that no tickets can be Sos
cured at the door.
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FAX" CLUBS FALL
BY THE WAyS|DE
fContinllcd from First Page)

former Is on Adams Street, and the lat
ter on South Second
Tho cnses set for hearing during the re-
,naindcr Of the week arc:
Tn-dny-West End, National Athletic,
Richmond, Lee, Capital City.
b 10 norrow-Sixth, Va, Richmond Loco
motive Gymnasium and Social. Manhat-
tan (Munn) Rudolph. Richmond Atm
gletic.
4ITnola. Jefferson (No. 20 North seven
ateenth), West End Democratic Lee Lee Mo''-
3ticelo.A -
N The fight is on In dead earnest, ana
rh,af Werner and his men are battling
hnrd TO prevent what they term TAKE
clubs from obtaining renewal OF thelr
licenses.
Must Live Up to the Law.
Judge Wits decisions up to this point
clearly Indicate his policy, and It plainly
IL that clubs will not be granted licenses
until It Is shown to the court that tney
AFRO conducted according to the STATUS
md come within the bona fide class
n Most OF the clubs discontinued now
ever, are In the outlying districts. ana an
many OF them were reported ny the po-
lice on various charges.
In the case OF the Richmond CLUB,
which comes up to-day Conrad Voland'
a bartender. Is charged with selling liquor
without a license. He was fined ana
sentenced to jail by Justice Crutcfl'eld'
and an appeal was taken.
4 Mr.. J.. o. sWendenburg represents the
club, and Mr.. John Forge is president.
Another interesting case is. that of the
Manhattan Club, which comes up to-mor-
row Similar charges have been lodged
against one of the barkeepers, and the
case comes up on appeal from the lower
court. The Manhattan is run by Mr..
James Mum, and will he represented by
former Commemorative Attorney D. c.
Richardson.
The club cases will consume the re-
nainder of the week.
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Three New Charters.

The State Corporation Commission mas grant
cd the following charters:
S. Boyd, president and treasurer; G. G.. Sib-
ley, secretary; both Of Norfolk. Capital, s2o0Vo,
Objecs To deal In cigars, tobacco, snuifs,
pipes etc.
Gnrnett Lumber Company Qnc). Richmond.
Thomas Gresham president, Norina, \. q:
John NJ, Jamison, secretary treasurer, Hamlet,
y. c, Capital sl2@.ooo., Objects; To manu-, manu-.
fncturc, deal In and scli timber aha lu'ne e"
The Dry Fork Dlst!llng Company Nnc2,
Fork Capital $4,000. Objects: For the man
ufacturo and sale OF whiskey; buying and sell
Ing live stock.
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that cotton and sell 1t as the world needs
It for conslImp tion. He maintained tha'
there was but one way to get the CO.
operation Of the spinners on the propo'
sition. The spinners were not going
TO commit themselves to it or brcak uE
their present system Of Mlylng cotton
unless the farmers and business interests
OF the South provide better facilities fot
handling and marketing tho crop upon
n business basis. When that Is done they
would, he said, have direct trade with the
spinner.
Baling, Ginning and Handling.
The report of the Committee on Baling
Ginning and Handling Of American Cot
ton was received and adopted unanimous
". The report recommended the follow
ing:
/. That all bales be made Of standard
dimensions
g That lightweight new burlaps he
used for bagginE, or. If conditions
Justify, that cotton canvas be used.
3. That ten ties be used on all bales,
with the Egyptian style Of buckles
preferred.
a. That MI cotton should be bought
and sold net weight,
5. That n committee be appointed
whose duty 1t shall BE to have cot
ton baled MS above, and to submit the
same for practical test to consumers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
Property Transfers Wednesday

Richmond-.John j. Rock to r. Sittcrdlns. 20
feet on south line OF Calhoun Street, Isl fett
east Of Brook Avenue. $500. ~.
Robert l., Winston and wife 70 Samuc smith
80 l2 feet on east line OF st. John n ooS street
iIcnrico-IIelcn Portewig to Mary o. wilton
l7s. acres on I'arham's Road, about miles
west OF Richmond slIS.W.
r. c. Swami and Wife TO T. II. Wheat Is ~
feet on south line Of Clay Street. $? l-3 feet
ives, OF Thirty-nf,h Street, subject to deed or
trust for 81, 1850. 5000.
Henry S, Wallers'eln. and wife e H. III T.;
Richardson. Jr., So feet on north line cary
street, 1876 7.l2 feet west Of Vest Street {ii1
Same 10 u. H. Lindsay, 60 feet on north l,ne
of Franklin Street. 80 feet west OF the 'oulf-
same 10 w. II. Adams, os fee, on north line
OF Franklin Street, 1875 feet west OF nc l'ouie .
ward and $50 feet on north line OF Franklin
ST rect, Ss3 feet west Of the boulevard, So
Wesley Alley and wife TO Frank lurScar.
% acres on south Side Broad street Road about
miles west OF Richmond 5000.
lanes r. Goodwin and wife to &. IS Luck.
3sis feet on west line Of Firth Avenue, plan OF
Chestnut I'M. subject TO deed OF trust tor
Nv, w n Smoot and wife to William II, lIus-
ton, 2iis acres in Tuckahoe MaKstcrlal DIS
10 Lane Stern, special commissioner, to Mary
r. ward 20 feet on north line Grace Street.
$50 feet east OF sheppard street, $3.50,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
First of Season to Be Run Next
Tuesday Night,

The nrst moonlight excursion Of the season on
will be conducted by the Womams ,en ,I naSt
Tuesday night May Sill. the excursion Will be
run on the renodeled steamer tocahphtsasso;
onleck M promp PITY The members ana friends Of
Inc association Will rally TO the support Of no
ISOLATION moonlights are always a success, nn A..
always greatly enjoyed by those gong .o Ar AZ
man to furnish full moon. and the programme
Viii include music and refreshments, Mrs; ";
Women,s Committee, will be In charge INC
ereshments VIII be handed By nf yGha aYs
NH, tl ssrve Rates are popular gentlemen. nifty
ladies' and aS99rs wsnsStiSs rs en,
hers, the Womans' Committee, Or at the build
Ing. t7+s !,
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conferences. With tho lofty ain for which wcs
"po we realize that this IL the only popular Mar
Indy eSistli,r IN this land for the vindicaton
Of tho intellectual Rights Of childhood II Amer.
lea for tho divine, INFORM, human rlght 10 u'i
education III "A ~, ,,.,s.
tees Of o,r democracy. by them our pu ,,.nai
OF Intelligence Is made strong or maze AZ "tn n
they nre weak a we desert them. w lish ~
country realizes It's dependence ufpn u. am at
obligation to tho teachers Of America me iens a
appreciated Of nil who serve society anu M, NJ
Etnte then will appear the Golden Age. liz rs
teacher, not the millionaire, Is the hope q the
state Tho richest man or woman IS inc te, ,n.
ter to whom the gratitude OF former seho a,n
Ia offered In affectonate and enduring nomHiE Ky.
Such an ono has riches that gold cannot p IVY
and flood, earthquake and volcano
The Money Side.
.'Ant now n very few words about the money
aide OF the Conference Itself,
''To describe It M a sort OF nendicant, or
pnupcr would only put Into accurate but IN IN
tniite form nm actual condit Ion. Donoralzing
resources are the least OF the Conference
temptations. outward larEesa or Inward graz RAJ
arc alike impossible. Without money to ny ,,y
Tor ta own printing md postage It n,1in "a.
and now stands willing to adopt as such a.. AZ
who may desire to compete tor q sinrc IN t,o
privilege. Local generosity provides for inc
pinces OF meeting, reporting of proceedings.
Eospifnity In crtertnnmcnt NIL OF WTlch tnH
.,,non time strength. thought and cxchequGrr Is
cheerfuiiy borne each year with a Douhtliui'
graceful and generous courtesy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
DailyCourt R ecord
Law and Equity Court.

Judgments rendered yesterday: @ Flnherty
and Fulton vs.. r. Schult Christian Schult ana
Wilhelm Schult for 1921.
Suits Instituted yesterday: Rosa l.. Smith vs.
Charles L.. Smith for n divorce.
JOS D. Williams VS., Otto Wegand ana
Charles e. Jurgens' Son vs. NJ. Rubcnstein
for s@33.
Hastings Court.
Judge witt Is stu engaged In heavng cases
relating to the social clubs.
C::e:y Circuit Court.
May term begins Monday. when docket VIII
be called through and all cases set.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
BRIEF ITEMS FROM EVER YWHERE

poisoned candy that came near costing Sow
cral lives. little Josephine Borden Davenport
has turned the tide Of police investigation IN
county jail on another charge; but this Is
merely to dctain her until the poison mystery
has been solved. ff 4.s EFas III. 80
y PIlILADE3LPFIIA-Of all the terrible methods
of committing suicide. Mrs Kate McLaush him
h1s the worst he ShG ser w er
Kate. was Mt schoo; yesterday. the mother put
on two light and highly !nflammable gowns.
"a turnted them with GOAL oil, put more Of the
fluid on her hair and lot It run down over
her face, and then sot fro to herself.
BOSTON.-A1axim Gorky Is In more trouble.
The management Of Symphony Hail. whero
Gorky was to speak next Sunday evening, can.
celed the agreement, and the Russian VII not
be allowed to speak there, fremont Temple
had previously been refused, the pastor decn-
Ing to permit the use OF the hall
NEW YoRk.-Poisoned by cyanide Of potnss-
sum- John Sawyer Ciiveen. n real estate deal
found dead yesterday morning in No. sS5 Greene me
Avenue Brooklyn. where they had lived for
two years with Mrs. Gveens mother Police
diner as to whether GIveen murdered h!.
wife and then killed himself. or whether they
died according to suicidal pact
NEW YoRl.-Mrs. Jennie scheidner; Of Nc.
East River, off Pier No. 10 while trying 70
rescue her Infant son Jacob. The child was
saved by n policeman. but died on his way
to the hospital.
| NEW YORK.-Toi his grandchildren. Fowler
| McCormick aged eight, and Nturiel Mccormick
| aged four, John D. Rockefeller gave $1,000 each
| MS a birthday present
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.HEAVYWE FIGHTS TO
ME IN NEW YORK
Marvin Hart and Mike Scllreck
to Fight at Madison Square d
Tomorrow Night.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
NEW YORK. May 2,-Alarvin Hart ana
Mike schreck put In some hard work
Yesterday for their bout at the Twentieth
Century a G.. In Madison Square CAR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

den. on THURSDAY
night, Hart -
training at John-.
sons road house
on jerome Avenue,
and the fine weath-.
er induced the
Louisville man 10
take a long run on
the road, lie came
back dripping with
perspiration, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
ARE TRYING TO STOP
. THE MkRCH. OF SHERMAN
lRY Associated press.l

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Genernl Duynll,
commanding the Department OF the Siulf
to-day teIcgraphed the War Department
that he had directed that orders ba given
for the recall of the cavalry detn6hment
which started with Father Thomas Shcr-
man from Fort Oglethorpc to Atlanta.
over the route travelled by his father In
.us march TO the sea.
General Duyall expressed DOUBT whether
stne orders would reach the detachment
by the time 1t arrived ut Resaca, to
which place, by direction of the Presi-
dent. permission was subsequently given
II to 80, but said they would reach 1t at
some point near there.
In the insane asylums Of Germany more
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
Couldn't Be in Two Places.

pa" said little Tommy, my sunday
school teacher says II I'm good III so
10 heaven"
''Wcll?" asked his pa.
WELL you said If l was good I'd 20
to the circus. Now, | want to know who, y
lynn. you or hcr?'-Thc Catholic stand
ard and Times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

& NEW YORK.--The Equitable Life Assurance an; Q
Society directors adopted bylaws giving adai-
tIonni powers to the president Of the organlzaa.-
lion. mo financial statement for the nrst
quarter showed Il saving In the cost OF mh'' ls'
N n !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

1rpeny r.12-y.-r7orcst flres in South Jer-
,oy threatened Cumberland with destruction,
and diphtherIM patients were carried IN COTS
from the houses Into the le!ds. gg4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

TO call n man "Dreyfus" In France
renders the user of the term liable to II
fine Of 800 francs ($10O) for libel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

AL1,ANY.-The New York Senate passed "a
bill giving the ballot to women taXpASe's ~
third class cities. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

The fisheries In Alaska have paid the
government more in revenues than Alaska
cost the United States, This 10 WheH
the Argo Red Salmon comes nom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

p11IIADEI pH1A,-A panic which threatened
n CONGREGATION OF 1900 in the italian Church
of our Lady of Good Counsel was averted ny
nrmation exercises, who struck the sanctuary
gong, bringing the frightened gathering TO KS
knees In prayer. @
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He Knew.

II want to get some bird seed" sa'a
~ Don't try to plague me, smarty!" err, cried
the now clerk from the const;r%S, r blIus
tic Standard and Times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

Little william Giesendoffer fell nNd
broke his leg Sunday afternoons
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Plain Enough

When we want advice, that's helpful
We must buy J., al a agsath,np <,
"Trhaats not good for-nothing. see?
@rhe Catholic Standard ana Times,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
SEVENTH ANNUAL
Meeting BEGINS.
President Ogden Made An Adj
dress Before Twenty-Five
Hundred People.
SPECIAL 5; &c J. I Y. FROM NEW YORK
Governor Beckllan Addressed the
Conference and Welcomed
Them to Kentucky.
SPECIAL FROM NEW YORK
(By Associated Press.)

LEXINGTON, KY, May 2.--The sew
entl annual Southern Educational Con-
ference began at tho New Auditorium IN
Woodland Park tonight, with $500 per-
sons In httendance. Tho address OF well
come was made by Governor ]. G.. w.
Deokhain, Of Kentucky, followed by ROB.
crt G. Ogden, Of Now York, president OF
the Southern Educational Conference,
Governor Jos. w. Folk, Of Missouri, then
spoke. After exercises Mt tho auditorium
n reception was held ut the sayre Female
Institute, 1000 persons attending. robert
c. Ogden special train from New lorK'
bearing 100 educators, arrived to-nlgnt
Following Is the address OF MIR. Osden:
when the Conference came Into being t t,r.
CUES Of eoauence. many of them now ana ,d aor-
brought conditions into bold outline Dufl l,S
the succeeding years the situation came i NJ
larger light with increasing accuracy ana t.I
knowledge of the mental. mora! ana p nyss.cIM1
needs OF tho imperial region OF the SCUM SCUM 80
growing larger and more complete -
.Thc modest claims OF the conference ~
not imply my orig inal creation. Its fuhctloh
has been to discover. to associate, 10 !hluln.'
to inspire to become In way Il sort OF clo W.
Ing house for the drafts OF educntlon upon ~
telligent sympathy.i4s o,,or
Into this movement have come tne soS|o' n,
nors and superlntendents OF educntlon, ~ oi
State. presidents and professors OF univetss.e'
colleges and institutes Of technology; reptesath-
tntives In Congress- Legislators OF state, Leu nr
ers and numerous patriotic ci'l~ehs-' 'e a'A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

MILWAUKEE, mprisonrd !,r conpair =
nent Of the partially tunnel rn was
nn,,rnr lohn Stat err stood for two hours watch,
Ing the water rise slowly until It threasened
to engulf him. When at last ne was rescue u
from fright. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

In the insane asylums Of Germany more
than third OF the patients owe their
condition 10 strong drink.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

O1EAN n Y-Explosion of n ntroglycerin
Magazine OF. 500 quarts shook the houses WITHIN
rad q nfssn Irn on novT Wns Np oud a
his wagon preparatory to shooting we'll.
TRENTON. With the positive assertion thaI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

NEW YORK-Tos his grandchildren. Fowler
Mc(,o,mick ayed eight, and Auriel Mccormick.
aged four, John D. Rockefeller gave $1,000 each
MS birthday present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

COLoGNE.-The Cologne Gazette to-day says
that tho American steel companies have pro
,osed to the German steel companies to Co
operate In supplying the extraordinary s de-
mands for structural steel IN reoulio'hs 9""
francisco, s . #|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

Mr.. Frank Nuckols and his daughter
Miss Cora. Of Louisa county. recently
visited relatives here.&
l. Messrs. Roberts Wright and John Ho-
mier, OF st. Louis were the guests of Mr.:
and Mrs. G. a. Felvey. Of Twenty-third
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Educational Renaissance.

THUS has resulted n sort Of educational re.
naissan nee In tho Southland. the outcome Oh
spontaneous condition.. mental material sp,r,
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saturday-Lone star, independent
Unola, Jefferson (No. " norm oeyen-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15
D. Y. YaObraugh by B. F. SaObraugh.
TONNAGE ENGAGEMENrs.

The French ship Duquesne is chart
cred for wheat from Puget Sound to
Europe at26s Sd and the British bark
Inverclyde VIII load lumber for the
same voyage at ass Cd. Both were
chartered prior to arrival.
The bark Isaac Reed will load lum-
Der on Puget Sound for Callao at sos,
the barkentine Echo will proceed TO
the Columbia River to load a similar
cargo for Sydney, and the German
ship Susanna will carry a full cargo
OF lumber from Puget, Sound to CO.
quimbo for orders (Pisagua range).
The latter was chartered prior to ar
rival at 3Ss 80, with the option OF
proceeding to a direct port at IS Cd
less.
The ships Hawaiian Isles and Fort
George Cat Henolulu) were chartered
prior to arrival for sugar, thence to
Delaware Breakwater at Sc.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15

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ment and device essential to the most
modern methods of practice. If you
are afflicted with any private disease or
weakness want you TO call and see
me. 1t VIII cost you nothing to ascer-
tain positively whether you can be
cured.
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DTRECTORS.
PACIFIC COAST BANK

Temporary office, 251e1s Clay St
Cup driveway Notice to Depositors.
We have cash to pay ali depositors
when accounts have been proven, and
subject to the rules Of Clearing House
and Bank Commissioners Payment
will be made through Western Ma
tional Bank. Send In Immediately
your Deposit (Pass) Book and COM
plete statement Of your account with
Bank as it appears on your books We
desire a record Of all checks issued
by you since the last balance OF your
Pass Book and a record Of all checks
which were then outstanding. Send
Z your Check Book with Stub intact
No account will receive attention un-
til the above has been complied with.
PACIFIC COAST BANK, /. Freeman.
Pres.
Notice to reholders.--Immedi
ately present your. certificate of stock
and receipt for Assessment paid. SO
that record may be made of same
and verified PACIFIC COAST BANK.
l. Freeman, Pres. 25161s Clay st. Cup
driveway.