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The newspaper., 1906-06-29
JOINED FOR LIFE.
RichardsOn-Canfield.

dence of the bride, and in the pre-
sence of about thirty five invited
guests, Rev. c. E. Lewis joined
in holy matrimony Mr.. Earl
Richardson, of Gunnison, and
Miss Ethel Garfield, of this place.
The parlor was beautifully deco
rated with flowers and the as
sembled guests listened with at
tention while these two popular
young people repeated the vows
that join them till death do them
part.
The bride is a charming young
woman who has grown up in this
community and enjoys the love
and respect of very large circle
of acquaintences. The groom is
young railroad man of Gunni-
son, whom it has been the pleas
ure of the writer to know from
his youth up. He is man of
sterling worth and Paonia's fair
daughted will be safe in his home
The young couple will make
their home in Gunnison and our
only regret is that Paonia loses
one of its popular young ladies.
The congratulations of host
Of friends in the two towns will
be extended to them in the hope
that the sea of life may prove
smooth and pleasant for their
bark
After the ceremony the guests
sat down to a sumptous wedding
banquet at which jokes, friendly
chat and best wishes for the
future OF the young couple were
freely passed.
The NEWSPAPER wishes for this
estimable couple a hapoy and
prosperous future.
Below we append list of val
liable and useful presents given
them by their friends:
Bavarian China Dinner set, y. w.
Richardson, Gunnison. Colo. -... -
Mexican Drawn Work table cover,
Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. Chincry, Gunnison,
Colo.
Navajo Blanket, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
b. Howard, Santa Fe, n. NJ.
Handsome Dining table, Parents
OF he groom.
Stand, Josephine NordstOrm.
China Celery dish, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
ID. Van AIKEN.
Glass salt and peppers, and cake
stand, Mrs. Nordstrom.
One half dozen frosted glass tumb-
lers, Ethel 'lnd Frank kenan.
China Salad dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry AIKEN.
Glass Berry dish, Mrs. Macintosh.
China Tea pot, Emma Nordstorm.
Bread plate, Charlie Nordstrom.
Fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. f. b.
Anus.
Dresser Scarf, Elmer Nelson, Colo
RADIO Springs.
Water set, sisters OF the groom.
Dresser scarf, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Peasley, Colorado Springs.
Silver butter knife, c. n. Hadley.
Berry bowl spoon and silver
holder, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Mosher,
Crested Butte.
Battenbrug dolly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Linder, Eldorado, Kansas.
Cream ladle, Carrie and Avis Eels,
Gunnison.
Set of water glasses, Melvin Wade,
One half dozens fruit plates, Veda
Bord.
Cut glass card receiver, Louise
Kellogg, Delta, Colo.
Berry set, Ed Lindsey.
Silver teapot, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Spencer.
Parlor lamp, DIR. and Mrs. Haz-
lett.
Butter knife and Sugar shell, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Garfield, kendallVille,
Ind.
Cream ladle, w. X. Hawkins, Ken
The newspaper., 1906-06-29

GROVER CLEVELAND was ap
preached by a reporter the other
day and asked for an interview
regarding the political situation.
He replied that he was not pre-
pared to make any statement.
Unconsciously his fatness did a
great service to the reading pub
lie. but the reporter should be
discharged for taking the risk of
obtaining that which he solicited.
The newspaper., 1906-06-29

WE notice that Bro. Adams, of
the Montrose Press, thinks it
would be too expensive for the
state to purchase a strip of
ground along the banks Of trout
streams. Wonder if Charley ever
made a computation on how
much money is raised by hunting
license of Sl00 and how much
would be raised by similar one
on fishermen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07
BRANCH EMORIAL.
Dedication Exercises Will Be
Held Tomorrow Afternoon.

Branch Memorial Chapel. at the corner
Of Thlrty-nfth and p Streets. will be dc1i-
c,0ed with appropriate exercises, to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Addresses will be delivered by Rev.
w. j. Young. Rev. r. NJ. Alaxey and
Rev. w. a. Cooper. y very pleasing mu-
steal programme has been arranged under
the direction OF Mr.. Reginald Walker, OF
Union Station Church.
This In n new chapel recently erected
through the efforts of the Methodist sun
day School Society ut II cost Of about
$3.50. and Will be n Very valuable at-
ceasinn to the very rapidly Increasing COM
munlty In which 1t Is located. near Oak
wood Avenue.
An afternoon Sunday school was organ
lied IN this locality II little more than
IA year ago and has been generally at
tended by the people Of ali denominations
In this section Of the city 1t soon be-
came evident that a permanent place
for the Sunday school and public worship
was needed. The Methodist Sunday Scnool
Society, under whose auspices this school
has been operated, several months n.O
took the matter in hand and through It's
efforts the chapel has been built. 81
1t Is named In honor OF that prominent
Methodist. Thomas Branch.
lt~Is n neat structure, admirably adapt
cd for the purpose for which It is In
tended, including Il suitable apartment
for the primary class OF tie school and
II neat auditorium.
Through the persistent effort or Mr.. G..
j.. Hughes, superintendent. anu his earn
est CO. workers. the school now numbers
q bout 100 es5s. 5Ea iaa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07
.NECRO'MURDERER .
WILL Be HANGED L:
New 1'rial Oil Grounds Of Newly
Discovered Evidence Has
Been Refused.
UNION DEPOT. FOR G0LDsBoR0
UNION DEPOT. FOR G0LDsB ORC
Governor Glenn Delivers Address
OH Occasion Of Presentation
Of Senator Kicks Portrait.
(spcc;al 10 Tie Times. DIsputch.)


1,Al,U,,f,u ~. a. Anril C.--Lntc This
!. a.. ,,,,,,,, "a ,,.t
g ~ - y $3.50
week, was Drought before Judge Cou'ic'l'
& III tic Superior Court, and sentenced to
~, ,,nnrn, A,,y o,tl ror@ l,c murder OF
II, !. '...,GyS, i's',''} 1fg d I. q I, K
1Ale \ ~ u l'cs - ~ 80
SeuEpard Air Line. who came to Raleigh
.from Petersburg. Appcal was taken to
~, . +, 80. -, ,ar,,,o, ~ ia
- - vi = 4 : ),
judge to grant ne" trial on account uni OF
newly discovered evidence. feature Of
which 10 INT ,yIllinms yns If, such mental
ss',, a5 Il .Z11..5, &, ,,.,
co'1o't'0' t''ae ~ s''ou'u ~ w 'iS'u
accountable.
Garfield Williams, another negro who
,,,., co,,.,,,tod ,,.t uoa,, nf ,,,c murder
- i'1> :. t'S, \ All, I.
Ols&Cnaric' s ! 'ulcli' .co'orep, ps i'''N'''s
licked him in the abdomen during an
Rnffray at n disreputable house. death hay
inE resulted IN "a few days, was also
brought before Judge Council ana sen-
fenced to twelve years In the pcnltcn-
t:ury.
The Corpora ton Commission received
notice from the Atlantis Coast Line
southern snnd Atlantic and North Caro-
Ina railroad companies this afternoon
mat tbny la vo. & nf.rcofl on n location for
. ,,rinn donot ,ttC:oIdsbo,oS 1T Ia y, In
~ western s,,hurh or ,l,e.# Town. the
= .n,,,, ., .l,r,'1thc NV, b ~ hnr than
=, ,.a,soi ,,,a I,1,tn ctroot na ~ nrnsent
lIanuse ,nu ' tho lncn,,on ~ liz nro.
~. J., ~, .i,a,, sa,ont,o Naive
p"nen !,
. -
Neruict - ~, $50 49,, w." ~ ~ -. =, 80 %
',is iiloril,iiB ~ ny
c e!n fra''k ioois u',u
tne iht'er co,oreu' NV, pu.ans ny p.an,
OF we ~ ~
naurdefihs nls'at Wii.cIlihhna o. :,
ne ttrial begun Aloi'Si'! u''u ny tte.
was gwen 70 tne jury 'Asl cNei''is ~
O CLOCK. Inc Burcn negro IS a q. 't
serving Two years on the ROAD ior break
ing into freight cars. Moore mad MADE
q confession Involving Burch and him.
self IN the arson and murder charge. but
his evidence indicated wealt-mindedncss
sufficient TO discredit the confession.
An amendment was allowed this morn
ing 81, the Office or the Secretary of
state for the Increase of the capital
stool. OF the Crevcing-Yan Dyck Com
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new INDICTMENTS
AGAINST I BLACKBURN.
Southern Railway Indicted for
Criminal Ncgli-
gence. i;
Especial Is rho Times Dlspn tch.)

I 4 IT,
GREENSBORO. N. G., April G.--rlIe
Federal Court grand Jury before adjourn
Ing, handed up three new Isis Of III
dlctmcnt against Congressman Blnckburll.
These bills arc In line with those found
by the jury at Ashcvlllc, ana are merely
supplementary. District Attorney Lewis,
Of Richmond after m examination OF tho
former bills suggested these additional.
bills ana dates In the now BIZ arc sup
piled where there was confusion in tho
first because the records were not then
accessible q, II Is understood thut besides
the original witnesses, several new ones
were examined before the grand Jury here
and their evidence. which is reported
as positive was geographically pre-
served. i.
The grand jury In tho Superior Court.
before being discharged, this AFTERNOONS
presented true bills OF Indictment against
w. c. Welfare, Il Southern Railway
switcEman here, for criminal negligence.
which cnused the wreck here In Febriln-
ry. resulting In tho death Of five cm-
ploycs.s,
4 bin was also returned against tho
Southern Corporation for criminal negli-
gcnce, growing out Of the same wreck.
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HANGED TO BED-POST.
Baltimore Men End Lives in Pre-
cisely the Same Way.
TO THO TIncS-DlspN tCll

Especial to Inc IlmcS-l)isH's tcL.J
BALTIMORE, MD, April b'--Curlous
coincidences characterize the suicides OF
two men in this city,
Jacob Dornb,,sch, n we'll known resi-
dent OF Locust Point. hanged himself TO
Il bed post at his home Wednesday nlgnt'
and yesterday morning Justus Dletrlcn'
who lived with his nephew, william stG!i,-
hnrh used The same means OF bringing
Ills life 10 a close. Both suicides were
Identical in every respect, ana so far n rs
can DO, learned the motive IN each case
was tho same. ~, Ia
Dornbuschf was co years old, ana =, nc
had become despondent as! result .. -,
ni,.nn in the case of Dietrich, who was
% We Years old, aud had been. an invalid AZ
Far nearly 4 year. For several years l1le-
trIcl. had been suffering with an affection
NJ Inc heart, and for nearly 9 year
ho had been unable to leave MS room
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07
TOLD IN SLANG.
Story Of Justice Johns Hearing
4 in The LINGO IF Street Corner

,o'SA IS ~. 1917 y oA4i , AASoA 1IS
in The Lingo of Street Corner.
Tho police shot a natural Thursday
night. and as result the man. behind
the table lost when the seven turned
UP on the green yesterday morning,
Four negroes were on the one die
and upon the other there were three
whites
The gamblers with fate walked away
with the chips and beyond a side bet
won on q roll for pull there was moth
ing for the kitty.
Had It not been for the bunch that
Rosa Braxton got to place her stack
OF whites on the come out of the little
phoebe he man who calls the numbers
would have beep stuck good and hard. .
But Rosa believed that the four and
the one or the three and the two would
again roll across the board and she
smackcd her fingers and yelled for tho
come.
I'll Two times she missed the point shn
was pulling and then up jumped tho
devil.
Rosa lost her stack Of five and slipped
the dice TO the next man with the lucky
prcmonitiOn.
The green was cleared and the stacks
Of whites lined up Behind the play space
and called for the naturals. The police
won and Crutchfeld, the keeper OF the
joint, walked away disguised with the
small wngcrs placed
At noon he dealt faro for the CIV!
docket people and won for the mouse
good bunch of blues.
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REAL ESTATE--For Sale.

FOR SALI,--OWlNG TO MY ADJ
vance age, eighty-cight years, hi health.
L viii sell or lease Il nice small hotel of
35roDIns ln good order; gas and water IN
the house; large lot, about an acre, on
which ~ hrst-class livery stabIei room
3 for forty: houses all In good order: stu
\ afed on the Southern Railroad, 81 miles
from washington; about same distance
30 Richmond aud ltyH'rhburg Junction,
4 three railroads IN one of the best agri-
cultural districts In Virginia; the town
rapidly growing: two banks, two news
papers, wholesale grocery aad COM
)lartinent stores, IN fact, business
Z Town; every line Of merchandise repre-
sentcd By good ,IartIes; low nrice, cn
f3tasy tarnns, Address JOHN E. NOR
h RIS ST., Orange, Va.
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Tn1es-Dispatch Branches.

established Tor the benefit OF those liv,nv n 90
distance from the Main Onlee Of The fin q,
Dispatch, The Times Dispatch Wants Ieft a.
any OF these branches viii receive the -, n ns
at Sho Main Office. and there Will be no ex ~.
sLAUGlTfERs DRUG STORE. rwc,,v.o,,n
and Vanable Streota. 'N"'' Wv
A. A. SCOTT, Tweniy.nfth and Brond Strcs,s
TAHRsR Az 3 GRANT s CO., Eoushe. ana
G. w ~ IATTiMER, No 500 West Marshal,
riiit6tMf;soSs DRUG STORE, No. ,s.l ws,,
!. L. BEVERlDGE. Brook Avenue ana Clay
RADYis DRUG STORE. Barton Height.
Peoples DRUG STORE. No. $3.50 Williams
RoBiSs PHARMACY. No. 200 Eas, Marshall
CITY DRUG sToRE., NO. III, East Main
Street, corner s.iINs I r,fteentMh' M ,o,-
pi fStas: sTR Hssly PmARMAcY. No. ss4 South
PdiNpEXTER. KlRk-rARRIslI CO.. No. a.:
TIE H. PtARAa6H PHARMACY, No. 50, we.,
EATON PHARMACY. Twen,y,eshh and y
J. fii =. LEWIS No. Easi Broud Street ,i'''''
HuNDLEY & WALKER Twenty-hfth and
cAtRs'FfEHRs biRue STORE. No. lles Hull
W x PERKiMss Ne e. West Tapp street,
TWENTY EIGHTH AND \ STREET pIIAR-
K MACY. Twepy-sghth and sEeetA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07

WE STAND READY AND WILLING
to pay 500 for the production Of any
case or pain we cannot cure to stay
cured. We know how to sure sickness
and we cure IT, Defective hearing
cured. References: Cured patients.
East Clay street, Richmond, Va.
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1872. ---s------------
MEETINGS..

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY. !.
New York, February 2. 1906
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
Southern Railway Company has been
called by the Board Of Directors, and
Will be held at the principal Office OF
the company In the city OF Richmond.
Virginia. on Wednesday, tho 18th day OF
April, 1906, at 10 o'clock in tho 4 fore
noon, for the purpose of considering m
issue and sale Of development and Gem
eral Mortgage Bonds by Southern Rail-
way Company, and the creation Of q
mortgage upon tho property of the com.
pany to secure the same, all as proposed
In the communication Of Samuel spen-
Ger, president. to the Voting Trustees.
dated February l., 1906 and Of acting
on such other business rs may be law
fully brought before the meeting. The
transfer books OF both preferred and
common stock Of this company will bo
closed on April 7. 1906, and opened again
on April 10. 1906 BY order Of the Board
Of Directors. r. p. tLANKFORD. Sec
rotary &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07

YOUNG MAN DESIRES BOARD AND
room: prefer to be with nltt} Jewish
family; stutctt efn,A AND. location. Nd
dress II u.s. ciIre iTlnfca-Dispa Gill;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07
BAD FREIGHT WRECK.
Bridge Gives Way Under Heavily
r .oaded Train

(srccal 10 'rhc r!mes-D ispatch.)
SALISBURY, NJ c.. April G.-ElIht
freight ears. heavily loaded, went through
an iron bridge on the Asllevllle branch
Or the Southern Railway eight miles from
this city to-dny, all of which We're badly
damnqed. IT Is learned the bridge gavo
way under lie weight Of Il chr which, had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07
AGENTS WANTED,

AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMITS
sion, The ereGteat agents seller ever
produced ;|cvery user of pen and Ink
buys It on sight; 200 to 800 per cent.
nrofit one agents sales amounted to
$500 In six days; another S32 In two
hours MONROE MFG. co, Y 80, la
Crosse. Wis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07

Richmond Va. March rs. 1906. q
Of tho stockholders OF tho Albemarle
Paper Manufacturing Company Will be
held ut tho Office OF Capt. Charles y.
anco building, corner Main and Ninth
streets, Richmond. Va. on Thursday,
April IL 1900. nj 1880 o'clock a. NJ.
' CHARLES M. BOSWELL. 8S
Secretary and Treasurer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07

WANTllDl,i ,C AfiDEfss, splRMtANI'N1.,,,
transient and table. 107 North seventh
street. Terms reasonable. a XII az
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Driver Badly Injured.
clnl to Tho Timcs-D!spatcl

Especial to Tho Timcs-D!spatch.)
SALISBURY. y. c.. April G,-ML a..
driving neaipan approaching train. was to-
day sprecipita ted down u thirty-foot en-
tbankmcnt, landing in Il henn With the
team. The driver was badly injured in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07

WILL MOVE IN THE NEXT THIRTY.
days to S03 East Main. Some broken lots
III Hats and Furnishings Mt and below
cost. MUSCOE II. GARNETtT,s Eighth
x ana Main. N S, S4E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07
REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

.Ei)J sFFrNT&sTHRFE UPPER FLOORS,
Nos, l7.2i North Twelfth Street, contain
hi. about eleven s,housand square iest;
suited for light Misunderstanding; also,
ONCE, a0x7G feet, No. IS n Twelfth,
f8RTGIIMONIy TYPE, AND ( EI-FCFRO-
illliYFE FOUNDRY. Twelfth and Bank
f6trest2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07

l1IClTII STREET, NORTH, jlG-..WAET.
ed permanent, transient ana tuu!o
bonrdcrs, Terms reasonnb!ei home COM
forts. .L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07
BOARD WANTED.

NVAN'rT D--T FURNISHED ROOM WITH
board IN private family. at once, BY
married couS.S state monthly rate;
reference exchanged. Address il i56,
care Times Dispatch
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-rWO ROOMS; CONFEN-
lent to bath. Apply q North IIonlbnrdy.
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NOTICE.

MUSCOE II. GARNII1'T, IIEADQUAR-
tcrs for all the best in Hats and Eur.
nishngs. Sole agent for Stctson Special
Hats. Eighth and Main. 5 - "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

THE WHOLE FAM Tx CAN RIDE IN
light but strong. leather-trlmmed and
rubber tires: n grcnt assortment A
MEYERS SONS, 800 South Eighth
street. .Ha sEt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07

TIE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders Of tba Richmond Horse
Show Association will he held ut No.
on Wednesday,, 4 nri 18th. ut 2 o'clock
p NJ, w. O, Wharf.-The EN-,
Assistant Soarntnry and Trensurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07

VIRGINIA. 4
nate f ste fsr"s t9ySrna s
+ cree.
VS.. II ,ta III f 3s
John Il. Young ct. ais.
To Il. B. Young and r. j. Young, their
executors. administrators, heirs ut law
and defendants thereof.
Take notice Of Following decree entered
In the above entitled suit.
1t appearing to the court that there
Is In the hands Of j. s: Price. general
receiver OF this court, the sum of one
hundred and seventy-nve dollars and
from May i 1905, Ccss. current expenses
and taxes.) to the credit of this suit, for
which there is no known claimant, and
Sthat,the said fund has been in. the hands
Of previous general receivers Of this court
ffol:a more than five years. the court doth:
this END day OF February. 1906 adjndsc,
order and decree that due notice be given
order or or 81, Of ' publication as prescribed by
section 1870 of the Code. OF Virginia,
tabish their claim to the said fund be-
1906 of this court, otherwise the said
fund will be, by order OF the court:
directed be paid into the Treasury OF
The Tie pubIc school 'f fund. less proper cost
expenses and reasonable attorneys fees.
II 4Andathe clerk OF this court is directed
4 to phHNeSuucf pu)lCatlOn MADE Nlll IL lleNS-S
napers Of the cityfOf Richmond. Va. aud
one Gf the newspapers published in Page
county for four successive weeks OF this
decree.
TeSte: e. w. Wt.A y !'h,
Clerk Page Circuit Court.
IN ~THE CIIANCERYS COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
]. fB. Shannon, who sues, etc. PLAINTIFF,
against 2E
Edward 4, Whitaker, Jr.'s, Administra-
Xii parties Interested in the estate of
Edward A. Wl.taTer, Jr deceased. are
Hereby notified that have fixed ,up .!ii
Nav / 1906. ut 10 o'clock a. M, NJ my.
Office. Room H. No. 1903 East Main street,
Richmond, Va. Tor taking IN account ol'
the debts ana demands against The estate
of tho said Edward A, Whitaker. ~, DE-
ceased, to whom due and the prloritles
among them. If any. rs directed ~ de
cree Of Marcel, Is. 1906, In the above en-
titled cause. Said decree makes puplcil,,
ton of this notice equivalent TO personal
notice. ,c,, ,,,, ~
March. 1906. OVERTON5 HON ARD.
Commissioner IN Chahcery'
John IIowerd, Jr., p. O.
Edgar B. English and John o. dayle'
p. d.
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BOARDING

WANTED; N1CELY-TUR-
nislicd front ROOM; first class bohrdi
also trnnsicnts accommodated: 3l7 west
Grace. 3..2@ AsN{egFN iie 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07

KALIlNA, IlALENA. #1IALENA-WII4AT
is 1talcna? Stop at the Virginia Cen
eral Supply Company. G!1 East Main
sample.
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nor SALE.

FOR sALE--A sPLENDIDLY BUILT
case, suitable for an architects Office, to
store drawings or plans. Just the TING
for. any, one needing d largo case Win
wide, deep drawers. Cheap to quick
buyer. Apply Timcs-Dspatch Business
Office, 91G East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07

MOST COMPLETE. STOCK OF AVN
ings;H' rents and Flags In the South:
prices right. II. Z. COPELAND & CO.,
Jos North Ninth. Phone 2576. ca. r#a
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NOT1CT5--1F YOU WILL SEND ME- $3.1s
I will send you a gallon Of corn whiskey,
eight years old. BEN TERRY, Clarks.
vile. Va.
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T-I3E7'W.EEN sos EAST GRACE
street and ST. Paul's church, yesterday
morning, n Brown Portenonnaie ~
ward IL returned 10 sos East Grace
IL street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07

SlOST-ON THURSDAY, THE 5TlI.
Gold fIsrcasi- Sn containing three snlnll
diamonds. Reward IL returned to ST..
t3f1Ncst Grace street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07

If YOU WANT a 500 WORTH FOR $50
get Chicago Writing Machine. Call
Phone 4o93-T4. 5s&
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Richmond va. March 10, 1906.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
s members Of the Mutual Assurance Sos
cIety Of VirgnIa, will he held at tho
Office OF the society Monday. Anril 18th,
nj one o'clock, EDWIN a. PALMER.
+ Principal Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07

s13OST--lN MONROE PARK. FRIDAY
tcvening. chld's Doll lazy Carriage:
with small pillow in same. Finder viii
receive reward If returned to ~ West
aNfaiil street
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LOST AND FOUND.

GOLD LOCKET REC
Triangular shape; lost between Memorial
$sIlospital and Fifth and Leigh streets.
isl'inuer will please return to BEL North
b Eleventh street ;lad receive reward.
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SCHOOLS.
DIVIDEND NOTICES,
OFFICE OF
NSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE

'1Tifs OFFICE OF
5IANsTON sMONOTYPF MACHINE
Il. ri COMPANY.
1891 sCalowhlll Street. ss
.W.e Philadelphia. Pa
rho Ron ri OF Directors OF tho lnnston Mono.
tyne Machine Company have this day declared
a. a. dividend of TWO PER CENT. on the capital
stock OF the company, out Of earnings. pay
able on the ed day Of APRIL 1896, to stock,
holders OF record at the close OF business april
- stock transfer books will close at T.:
Nj. April 9th and reopen 10 y, NJ, April
Dated philadelphia. April 3. 1906
j. SELLERS BANCROFT
Treasurer.
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UNDERWRITING SALESMAN:
3 must furnish references and invest
WI 81 900 In 1lrst-class per cent bonds;
s5 salary and expenses paid; experience
not requred we teach business at our
mills. THE WHEELING ROOFING
~ AND &CORNICE COMPANY, Wheeling.
xxi Nv Va
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SHOE REPAIRING.

&C. WE REBUILD HEELS; NC. WEDGE
shape scrap put In II to ;, S shy ont or edge
Goodyear Eicct-!c st!tcher; no big, ugly
Stitches like thH, e9bbler. sews ,6yhand.
S Ssh iea Hlloss morgan Wrght's' Rub.
Der heels, 35c,; Red Cross rubber heels,
Csc. DREW,s ELECTRlGH SHOE FAC
our bicycle messenger service goes any
where.