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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
CAR MEN WILL HELP
Strangers Will Have No Trouble in
Going About Town. . - (

The street railway company will Co
operate with the entertainment COM
mittees in helping to handle the, crowds
that will be in the city for the en-
campment. Every unit of rolling stock
in the possession of, the company will
be put in service. ..- =.
For the benefit Of visitors special
guide service will be provided at all
transfer points. At each Of the down
town transfer points six guides will be
stationed, whose sole: duty will be to
direct strangers where they want to
20. They will wear caps and badges to
attract attention, and will be under or
ders to be useful rather than, orna-
mental.
The trainmen, especially conductors,
will be under special orders for the
week. All conductors have been pro-
vided with specially prepared diction-
ary Of the city and are under orders
to answer all questions politely and
promptly. All churches, parks, public
buildings, etc., in the city, are listed
and the car lines to be taken shown.
BY the use of the book, conductors will
be able to tell strangers what cars to
take to reach any desired point, and
all necessary directions. ..-
The officials of the, company believe
that with the special service and with
the guides and inspectors that will be
scattered about the city, the crowds of
strangers can be handled without con-
fusion. No attempt will be made to
decorate cars. Everything will be clean
and in the best possible condition.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
Late Corners Placed,

Thru the kindness of DR.. Whipple,
headquarters have been provided for
Idaho, Montana, Texas and the detached
corps of the w. R. G. The departments
were late in applying for headquarters,
and the committee, was at loss for
pie came to the rescue and donated
rooms 6 and at 305 Nicollet avenue
to Mrs. Ida Martin, W. R. G. department
president, for the use of the corps.
Both the W. R. G. and the Ladies of
the G.. A. R. will close their headquar-
ters in the Andrus building Saturday
Mrs. Martin and her staff Of workers
will go to the West hotel. So will Mrs
Mindie Barnum, national junior vice
and her secretary, Mrs. Ellsworth. Mrs
Mary Phetteplace, department president
of the Ladies. of the G. A. R., and Mrs
Minnie McAllister, will be at the Hyser
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
COME ON OFFICIAL TRAIN
Chicago L. Of e.. A.. r. VIII Includ
Many Prominent Women.

The Chicago contingent Of the
Ladies of the G.. A. R. will come to
Minneapolis on the headquarters train
Of the Illinois G. A. R., which will
leave Monday, as the guests Of U. s.
Grant post, N. %. Mrs. Mary T. Hager,
national counsellor, with her daughter,
Mrs. Genevieve Longfellow, a member
of the council Of administration, and
the department president of Illinois,
Mrs. Martha J. Van Duzor, with her
staff, and Mrs. Agnes J. Winslow, past
national president, will be on the tr ain.
Mrs. Hager will deliver the greetings
of the Ladies of the G. A. R. to the
commander chief Of the G. A. R. and
veterans at the campfire Tuesday night.
Mrs Hager is graceful speaker and
her welcome will be worth hearing.
Mrs. Christine Dunlap, the secretary
Of the Appomattox Surrender House
association, will arrive Monday eve.
ming. Mrs Dunlap will speak at length
on the work of her association.
Tennessee has recently been made a
department and the members of the
circles will come on the special train
which will bring the G. A.. R. There
are a number Of Afro-American circles
in the south and the Kentucky delega
tion will include colored women as vel
as white.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
NURSES TO BE HONORED
Grand Army Men and Others Will Re
member Ministering Angels.

The fifty army nurses who will be
here next week will be sure to receive
an ovation from the G.. A. R., many of
whom they nursed and cared for in the
strenuous days of the civil war; The
nurses will be met at the railway sta
tions and escorted to the Y. w. G. A.
building: Later they will be taken to
the Williston hotel, which will be their
headquarters.
There will be a meeting, preliminary
to the convention, Tuesday at pm. in
the Commercial clubrooms and it will
be followed by banquet at 6 0 clock.
On the day of the. parade the nurses
will be honored by being given seats on
stand by themselves and at noon Mrs.
A. E. Russell will serve lunch.
It is possible that Mrs. Fannie Hazen
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
WEEK FULL OF WORK
Ladies Of the G.. A. r. Provide for Com
fort Of Members.

The Ladies Of the G.. A. R. will open
their convention with a. council meet
ing Tuesday at 2:30 pm. at the ma
tional Headquarters. The national, past
national, and department officers COM
pose the council which will consider
matters to be brought before the con-
vention. --.azs. e f.
-. The convention will be held Thurs
day and Friday in the First Baptist
ell Of the new officers on Saturday. A
restroom will be opened in the church,
where the emergency committee, which
includes Mines. Nellie Mortimer, Emma
Cassidy, Pierce and Mary Virgins,
will look after tired and overwrought
women. A doctor will also be in at
tendance. w"
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
BE COURTEOUS
Nothing paws VS.. SO wen as cor i

Nothing pays so well as courtesy.
During the Grand Army encamp-
ment, Minneapolis citizens can con-
tribute materially to the comfort
and pleasure Of visitors by extend
ing to them courteous treatment.
Every citizen should be willing to
put himself or herself out to con-
vey helpful information to
stranger. The Grand Army COM
mittee has provided large num-
ber Of special buttons which 1t;
proposes to distribute to members
Of the Commercial club and other
organizations Of the city IN the
hope that they will be worn during
the week and that the Wearers will
do all they can to assist visitors in
the city. These buttons will be
distributed by mail Just before the
encampment and their use will
contribute largely toward making
the guests Of the. city feel that
they are among friends.-Minne-
apolis Commercial Club Chronicle.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09

of Cambridge. Mass, the national presi-
dent, will be unable to be present, as
she has been i'll. If she is not here Mrs.
Clarissa S.. Dye Of Germantown, Pa,
national vicepresident, will preside.
Mrs. Kate Scott Of Brooklyn, Pa. is
secretary of the organization. The
chairman of the local committee is Mrs.
Lydia George Whitemore, who was an
army nurse in Minnesota during the In
dian outbreak in the late 60 s. " .* .
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
Masses of Flags,

The Security Bank building on Sec
ond Avenue s and Fourth street will be
large American flag is to be fioated
from every window Of the ten floors.
The Temple Court building is to be dec
grated in a similar manner. The Ven.
dome hotel will fly flag from every
window. The flags will be solid colors
red, white and blue, the colors to al
ternate fr rom floor to floor. Other eff.
fective schemes are planned and will
be carried into effect in the next three
days.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
Health in General.

In measure, the health Of the entire
city encampment week will be in the
hands of the Physicians Red Cross.
Physicians who volunteer their services
will assist one another with their pri-
vate practice and will work together
with the other physicians Of the city.
DR.. McCollom will have his headquar-
ters at the general committee head
quarters, 500 Hennepin avenue, in the
West hotel. It is planned to run a sys,
tematic bureau of health. A card in.
dex record Of all cases reported win be
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09

REDFIELD, s. D-"peeping TOMS are
greatly annoying citizens When Mrs Henry
klebsch stepped upon the porch a man jumped
at her out of the darkness. She tainted, but
truder took to his heels. 1t is proposed to
organize a shotgun brigade
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09

Total Income {
Excess Of Income over Disburse-
menus .............. ........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
Your Ad Tor Country BOarderS il Placed in 1ieSDiSdtCh
COLUMNS VIII SECURE THEN ToR YOU


her trouble, counsel continued tho girl
became temporarily insane. In this III
sanity sllo, saw visions and heard voices
repeating: ''Y Oh intst kill. !" On tho day
when sho stabbed her unco and aunt.
sho had first prayed, asking whe Shar
tho voices were Of divine origin, and
thought she heard tho answer TINT they
were.
Tour defense slnll be-" said MIR. Pali-
nlrl, "tliat the girl did not know tho ma 1:
ture OF the act. sho did not know she
was doing wrong"
Court officers brought into tho room
s tho Defendants mother, Mrs. Pollard
who is ,nn invalid and who left sick
bcd to-day She said that both her own
pirents and those Of her husband were
addicted to drink and that she rstN Sub
Ject to epllcptlc fits. she said that Reg
gio claimed he had adopted Josephine ans
that he would not allow the witness to
talk with her.
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Mrs. Susan Wisernan
.McD. Alexander.
CHURCH NOTICE.
BAPTIST.

ia ~, BAPTIST.
pl gssa ana n 4Ta15 teesFa
and pA SIS pa sasday sshSei o. s. &ecsrthy
sp yEeo 81 H q w eMGRca f
Adams and Franklin).- worship at II A. NJ.
f RI s5 slrM s s1nsass'a school ss s s: II
5sss5 j. &
HAT n sa r saassy sehee
4 GRACE n STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
c9rner Gase snf F9ui p
school 'ni1 at $50 4. A. Preaching hy the pastor
at ii a. NJ, and s:l5 r. NJ, Prayer meeting
"Wednesday a. sig r; n: ,,,,,,n,,, - oyn
Avenue and Meadow strcct)-Waf. LoCKHART
BALL pasor-Prteaehing at Il ~ ~ r ama w.
meeting lin Wednesday at P. n. Seats free.
Ar vESABLE STREET BAPTIST. CHURCH
at aee b Sss'o services ee subiec' fer morning
Broader Vision; evening me second coming
of Christ"
cn i, AIRY a 5hH26p!sr cnyn ,;.,
lGraco Street between Fourth !, and Eiith
n BY REV. q. e. KELLY. D, 2. Of !;yncn,
burg. Va. Sunday school at $3.50 A. N. AL
az UNION station N, p. CHURCH GIVEN.
ty-fourth and y street31-KeV,. rs. 81; % IS Il
- ~ 4 PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURC11--REv.
i 4 I n q ara Seats irss Cordial vel.
ty sEe9 :? p'''RiREsByTER1AN cnuRcH-REy.
H yess It cMt n D Wsdnssda ssF
sE T AT GRACE sTREET PREsBY-
terrain Church at u A. NJ. ard P: a., con.
Quoted by the pastor Rev. JERE W1TllER.
se cHGRc II OF 81 THE COVENANT CORNER
Park Avenue and Harrison sreeD-R Rev. j.
CALVIN STEWART. D. D., pastor. Divine
services tomorrow at IL a. NJ. and P. NJ
Sunday school at $3.50 a. NJ, Devotional service
Wednesday AZ Christian.
SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Services Sunday at II A. N. and s p. ~, con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. j.. ]. HALEY.
Morning subject. The Devils Fnyorltc The.
SIS Evening subject "Characterlstlcs OF
Norris, between Main ana Floyd Aysnme2,.,
Preaching Tomorrow by Rev; HENRY
PEARcE ATKINS at II a: N: and Sis n,
THIRD CHRISTIAN CHuRCH--lR1cACH-
Ing Sunday i. M and S p, NJ, by q, BARS
Ef RICHARDSON.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. st#
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SClEN'rlSi
Corner Of Belvidero and Main stren1s);--Sunday
morning II o'clock, sub1ect,I Ancient and Mod
err, Nccromancy, or Mesmerisn and ltypnot-
ISM An experience and testimony meeting
every Wednesday evening at $3.50 O'clock. Tnc
reading room Is located In the Chamber or
Commerce. and Is open every week day from
10 to q All are cordially invited.
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DEATHS.

ARCHER. at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. w. =. Emanuel; , IN
Nicoln. S. c., Mrs, CARRIE ARCfHER,
widow Of Dr. =. G, Archer " NO
sevontioth year of her age,
= Intcrmcnt at Manakin church, low
hattan county, Va, next suNl'A9 az
12 o'clock.
:, !, / MAN. DIED, Friday, May 18th, 1T
. o;ciock r, NJ, 5nt Virginia Hospital.
IRENE EIiXABETH. eldest aeess ,s dnnShtssr
of Frances y. and tho late FRANK -
i'T Tmncrn from residence, 2OS North Xlnn
street SUNDAY AEHrERNooS, MAY
10Th, at 4 80 O'clock fr ,,ann ana ~
qllnintances invited TO a'te''A'
WtssMANN Died, l'rlday, May IN IN
ol5 r, NJ. at her sons RESIDENCE; { AZ G.
SWiIE,sMA Mn in her seventy-lifth year.
Funeral notice later
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

BIDS FOR THE ERECTION Oh; Il THE
main building Of the new plantsof the
s Chatham Episcopal Institute will be re-
celved at the office OF Chlswell Dab
na.y, secretary, Chatham, Va. from
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. May
g. 1906. Plans and specifications can
be seen at the office Of E.%G Frye ar.
chitect, sLynchburg, Va, at the office or
&c DERRICK & Pearson, Danyille. Va, At
the store Of r.. p. Hunt and office OF.
I: Chiswell Dabney, Chatham. Xa.3,,
i >1Ht'i "a i ~ E7 ;.sasa G.. %. sPRUDEN. ssas
President Chatham Episcopal a Institute Institute,
Chatham, Va. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
AUTOMOBILES RETURN.
DR.. Sycle and Party Have Pleas
and Trip Through Tidewater.

Or. Moses c. syclc and wife and n
party Of friends returned to Richmond
yesterday morning from a. very pleasant
trip through ,ridcwatcr Virginia, where
they spent nve delightful days. rho
party was composed of DR.. Sycle and
View and Buckroc Beach and other points
and Miss May Myers.
They went to Portsmouth. through to
Norfolk, Pine Beach, the Jamestown Tx
position site and then back to Norfolk.
They also visited Virginia Beach. Ocean
View ana uckroe each and other points
OF interest In that section.
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Times Dispatch Branches.

establ..hSa Tor the benefit Of those Iivinr e o
distance from the Main ofrlce OF The Times.
any Of these branches viii receive the IS sans re-
at the Main Office. and there viii be no ARIA .u..
s sGss i IF fessF bKGo STORE
". +, EAMEs; 2sis p: Broad Street,
AohR sTogT W TTffn.yiH and n,9aa Streets.
rA asfsSs!1 s'' CHANT s co. rou.hee ana
G! i'S y. iItTFiMrh No. 500 West Marshal,
TnaoosMifi;soN's DRUG STORE. No. 1872, we,,
!. Man T. B hHvfEsfRl Brook Avenue and Clay
nARXS pH Hn IS sT2 sIehp n4 Sa u, Height
burg Avenue. Fulton.
ROBINS PHARMACY. No. 200 East Marshall
CRY DRUG STORE. No. IA. Ea,, Main
street corner Fifteenth. - .N-'
IupsoN CUNNINGHAM. No, 2o,7 Eas, Main,
pS fSfs' sTiREET' FHARMAcY.%So. sa South
pdti iNH fHsffi ,K1RK-pAnRlsH CO.. No. AZ
TIE hHt' p Aisa9 Ss!s PHARMACY. No. Sol ws.,
EATON PHARmAcy. Twen'y-elshth and y
RisoE's PHARMACY. NJ, Iio Canal street.
HuNpIEY 4 WALKER. Twenty nth and
cAkfFEER?I$ bhga STORE, No uoa Huh
". A. PERKINS, No. 20 North Sycamore
rWEGyY EISMTal AMP n n STREET pHAR~
q. n. w. kern. INcs corner Twentyrntlh
and Church Flu Ayenues JFYSifI -Iil
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SCHOOLS.
University College OF Medicine

MedIcne--D entlstiy- Pharmacy. STUART
M'GuIRD. Nj. D., President. Complete equip
Mild climate. Students OF this College, under
present conditions Of entrance and graduation.
licensing examinations In any state. Bulletin
No. 8 tells how medical students are affected
practice Of medicine. Address WILLIAM r.
MILLER, Proctor. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19

An a MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE
Committee Of the Fifteenth Virginia In
fantry Association West Point, was
brato our forty-nfth anniversary on the
9th day Of May next. The committee
REQUESTS the cooperation H Of all COM
!rades, and earnestlyoltrusts every sur.
q vivor will be presena 3l;rain VIII leave
s Southern rRailways at 9:301A.. NJ.
ftA.fL.s,PHILLIPS;a Chairman.
A. NJ. Lyon, Secretary
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DEFENSE Of GIRL
|MURDERESS BEGUN.
Mother Left Sick Bed to Go On
Witness stand-Plea
Insanity.
NV Asaocintnt] 1,ress.)

NEW YORK, May 1s--The defensoSpf
Mrs. Josephine Tcrranova, charged with
the murder Of her aunt, Mrs. Concettn
Regglo. was begun to-day. Former JUS
tlce Palnlri counsel for the accused, In
outlining hcr case, declared that tho
crime Of the aunt against this girl was
blacker. deeper and moro horrible than
that Of the uncle. The crime Of tho
uncle. whom She killed, he said, was
committed against her when she was less
than twelve years old. Brooding over
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
Mrs. H. T. Ogburne.

Especial to The Times- DISFaECIi.J
sCHARLoTrE. N. G., May Pr 4 " /, ~. =.
II. Ogburne. OF Cincinnati died tliis 'n ~,
Ing at the home of her dhlShtfr heIc
very suddenly. She came 10 Charlotte on
n Visit a few days ago. and was ~ , On
ccllen, health She is survived ny y nus i,ln-
AWAIT Two sons and one daughter. al
Of wl ION except Mrs. rins!!ey reside IN
the West, The remains VIII be SEM I"
Cincinnati in the morning Tor nterll'e'tt'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
City Home Inmates Treated.

The inmates Of tho City Home were
treated to most pleasant surprise last
night, when DR.. Thomas d. Leonard who
was one of the physicians in the home
last year. treated them to eight gallons
OF ice-cream, Tho inmates set to and en-
JOY the cream with all the nrdor of youth.
DR.. Leonard was cordially thanked for his
Kindness.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
MEETING NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
special meetings of the members Of the
Christian Won1en's City Mission, Of
Richmond, Va, and of the Citizens
Relief Association. of Richmond, 81 Va.
Will be held In said CITY on Monday,
June 4, 1906. ut their usual meeting
places, respectively, for the purpose OF
authorizing sale and conveyance Of
house and lot situated in said city and
known as 70S East Franklin Street. 'Ihe
meeting Of the Christian Women's CITY
Mission will be held on said day at II
o'clock a. NJ, at the Your Mems Chris
tian Association Building, corner Sixth
and Main Streets. and the meeting Of
tho Cltizcns' Relief Association will be
held on said day at . O clock P. NJ. at
the Office of Chaplin & Hume, No. 10
North Eleventh Street.
By order Of the Board Of Managers
of the Christian Women's City Mission
and the Board of Directors Of the Citi-
zen's Relief Association.
FANNIE M. WREN, F..5.
Il g-S1-5 Secretary.
G. CoATEswoRTH PINGsKNEY.
& rsEEg lEtst s$ ~ a Secretary. \
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Mrs. M. l.. Belts.
.nec,al IN The Times Dispatch.)

SALISBURY N. c." May RS NJ.
r.. Belts, one of the most prominent wo-
mon OF this city, died at her home mere
this afternoon from the effects OF y
stroke OF paralysis. from which she SUI
fored but few hours. The stroke cahlo
without warning, and she never reeainsu
conscio,lsness. She leaves two SONS, four
brothers and two sisters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19

70 Att WHOM 1T. MAIL CONCERN,
I have. this day named, constituted and
appointed silvio Narducci my agent to
conduct my saloon and retail liq no a 1Jya
East FRANKLIN street, Richmond, Va,
With With power to buy and sci! for cash
only. JOHN 4l1AIIA III ~ ~ ~
May 12 1906
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BANkRUPT NOTICE.


a NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
IN TIED DISTRICT COURT OF THE
& UNITED STATES, FOR THE EAST,
y ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the Matter of # No. $50
PAULINE i. RYAN. In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF, PAULINE l.. RYAN.
4 Of Richmond. in the county of Henrtco,
4 and district Observation-Disclosures e
Notice ts hereby given that on the ard
day or May a. D.. 1906 the said
PAULINE I. RYAN y'ls duly adjudlcated
a bankrupt; and that tho first meet
ing of her creditors will be held in my
office, Rooms No. 10 and z. Capital Law
and Real Estate Building, Richmond. Va,
on the goth DAY OF, MAY. A. D., 1906.
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at which.
time the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, examine
the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting. s
THOS. B. SNEAD,
May is, 1906. Referee in Bankruptcy.
George, A. Hanson. ESD, attorney for
bankrupt
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Miss Ada Lee.
Especial 10 The Times Dlspats

~ Especial 10 Tho Tlmes- DIspHIVl1J- .---1-
. FREDERICKSBURG. VA, May IL.
M ISIS Ada Lee. daughter of 3a!r. anu Mrs;
vest crdav nj the home OF sher brother.
Mr.. Charles Lee, in Louisa county. where
she was visiting aged sixteen years; Siio
was sick only n very short time The re-
ImnIns were taken TO her nome Tor lnteE-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
SHOE REPAIRING. Z

WHY PAY 5oc. FOR RUBBER HEELS
of any old make when we will give you
tho best heel made--Morgan & Wright,
with tho name stamped on the heel--for
50 cents. We arc able to do It, for wo
buy direct from the factory Mt wholesale
prices and give You the benefit. Red
charge double. White Oak Leather
Half Soles--Mens, rs cents: ladies' 90
cents DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. No. TIC East Main Street.
Phone 2B67.
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OBITUARY.
Miss Irene E, Brannan.

Miss Ircnc Elizabeth Brannan. eldest
daughter Of Mrs Frances =. and the
late Frank d. Brannan. died at 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon In tho Virginia Hos
rital. The funeral wilt tnke place May
Goth at 30 r. NJ. from the residence, 21G
North Vine street
Mrs. Susan Wiseman.
Mrs. Susan Wicsman died at 9:45 p. NJ
yesterday III her sons residence, SIT West
Marshall Street. She was scventy.f1ve
years OF age. The funeral notice will be
announced later
J.3McD. Alexander.
(Special 10 The Times-Dispa tch.l
tLEEINGTOS,ryA., May 18.-John Nc
Dowe1l Alexander died at his home In
Lexington this morning In his soth year.
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Mrs. Martha Bland.

Especial 10 The -Dispnlch)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. May H.
Mrs. Martha Bland died at her home here
yesterday afternoon after brief illness.
aged seventy years. She is survived by
a number of grandchildren. The remains
we're taken to her old home tn Caroline
county for interment. l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19

GOOD LIVE INSURANCE Ml5N, ~ ~
ever offered the public: liberal CONTRACTS Z $
to the right men. Apply, between me p,
hours Of S and 10, Room 43, Merchants
g National Bank Building.
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I'D. Omohundro.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
WARSAW, VA. May 1S.-Mr, John p.
Omohundro, Il prominent citizen Of, Farm.
ham, this county. died this morning at =
nine years. He is survived hy widow
and five children. E-l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19

FOR RENT-F1NE STORAGE WARE
houses, formerly Trgg shlpyar.d;; South =,
dress c. b. FORD CO.. phone 3o2S.
rrgg Shipyards. 5f9 g
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T. B. Burchell.

Especial to The rimcs-Dispatch)
ter B. Burchel, a retired farmer, died
very suddenly last night at the age OF
sevcilty-iive years. Mr.. Burchell had
been In bad health for the rhst twelve
months. He is survived by a widow. two
sons and two daughters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19

MEN AMI. BOYS WANTED TO LEARN
& plumbing, plastering. brcklaying; Spe-
cal offer life scholarship nifty &c dollars IS
easy payments; position and UNION on ga ear :.
BROS. TRADE SCHOOLS, New York.
y Chicago St. Louis. rst
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 703 EAST
Broad Street and convince yourself that
we have the largest and best line Ut
Trunks and Travelling Necessities IN the
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