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secure John J. Brosaan. Seoc one year 6 Per
cent annually. lots s. g and 10.
Moore K Bsrb5U-'s Add!ticn-Gertu-ie +. AID TN
othy L Lewis % Gerald u. and William q.
johnson 70 secure John y. BaTdro8, so, one
yca- Pr CIT quarterly. 3et % block l.
SQUARE E9-Rosa II Muicare G: VIZ James f. 10
Egdri6-s T. Jo15cn and Gsorge r. Linksns .
sec.-s tao Merchants ard Mechanics saT.ngs
Rank SZC10. taree years. Ter cent senlzI.-U-.!y'
east ore-haif q iot q. I'm Drugs Subdivision.
SQUARE lGl5-Wi,liam C. S0Cder % Samuel Gross
and Peer y. De Cav. 20 secure Robert T.
Payre. g co. three years. D1- cent ssinl-Sii-
ruaEg. iCc - IN Bus-Eers Subdivision,
A-cy.e pars-GeoGEe i. Wagner a. uz 70 joseph
II Esene and Herbert A On. 20 secure Sce-ton
= Cameron. s. 295, thi-sy months per cent
se!a.-ss..--al,y lets ard square 2s'i. II Blas-
5er's Subdivision.
-,,r-.hta Hefshts-S farea.e:ha Deidsman - Thomas
" and ]. Edward Fowler. - see7Te Ada HePi''-
stall soc. three years. - Ter cent semi-ar-
rraf7. lex .. .D~Vaa W!csl5 e. a., scodiylsion
hlcc5 "a
- T,-g.1 Ps-s-Dag,s r Weaver e to John L.
and Cts-.cs Il Weaver. 10 secure trausott 10
ss-brs-5. $500 ta71e years. Per cent semi
srnas..y ,oy =. n Rosa G. al saool'ls'on-
SAINTS Add..io1-Thonas A. WEi-tingi1a e TX 20
4 Fr-~s saui AID 0sltcr Z. Hilton, 20 s,c1re
T n. sauI. gc5]. E01thly, pr cert SEMI
Annually loS . square 2-.G9
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WILL SURPRISE SHOPPERS.
:. Kann. sons & Co.'s striking Bar
gains for Their Fall Opening.

s Kann. Sons & Co, at Their big de-
partment stores fall opening, present
some Of the best offerings of the season.
and many things not found in ether stores
are there.
-Four splendid suit numbers are trresisti-
bic inducements to women who are prone
to pride themselves upon the up-to-date-
ness of their attire Handsome tourists
coats. rain coats. and skirts. with
trimmed hats that are rich in appearance.
viii be sure to entrance the shopper
Exquisite taffeta silks. china silks. crepe
dc chine. and silk plaids are shown. and
that. too. Just when silk costumes are so
much in favor.
Au-over Iaces and nets for dresses and
waists are just as much desired for win
ter use as for summer, apparently. and
Kann's three special lots displayed are
NEST attractive
BeGwear that suggest cosy comfort on
cold nights have place in their big fall
display. Flannels and fannelettes for
warm night robes or underwear are wise
hints that an ounce OF prevention is worth
a pound Of cure
The very latest thing in checks is the
English Gun Club" check suiting
Broken check Ia black and white effects
are exceedingly modiSh and chic.
TC-mOTrow's shoppers are thOughtfully
advised 10 put a lining item on their shop
ping list y new gown requires the best
Of lining. nor is ii always complete with
out visit to the trimming department,
where the very latest trimmings are dis
played. Ribbons. too. are prettier this
year than ever. plaid and Roman striped
ribbons having great bid for favor
Curtains. tabiecioths. aud towels call
ones attention to the needs Of the house
hold.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14

ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Deeds.
Square &7-TheIesa Albright 20 Richard H. Ram
say. SO. lot L.. in Clagctt 90 al. subdivision
sibiect 10 trust $500.
Argyle Park Shelton T. Cameron ct NIX. 70 George
L. Wagner $40. lots ald Z, SQUARE 355i, IN
Egeden's Subdivision.
Square 9al--Jaln Geek. trustee to William J. At
kiasou, SO part original Oct s.,
Ch;cAester-Julis a. Douy e. sir james II 10 VII
liam J. Latincr. SIC parts lots &C. to rs ~
Moo-e's subdivision.
Square 255-Sauford Edic 20 James r. Ellerson SIG.
original lot g.
Friendship s.. Philip and Jacob-John r. Farnm
e TX. 20 William o. Hazard SO. lots S, AID
10. Subject TO t-ust. $1,000
Addition 90 Lc DIoit PARK Thomas n. Fo.ey 20
Carrie V. Lucas 5l2. lot O.. = StelvaEsn c. a..
trustees subdivision. block 2.
Square elj-John u. Henderson 20 Dennis 4. Nc
Nacaara. So Aaif interest Z ct -. n ca
b5TI's Subdivision.
squarc si2-Frauois y Ne-cAs-. e. uz % Par.
G. sa.b7. SO Subdivision 10, 50, subject 90
trust. S,7).
Hal Hote. Company. SO. lots Z. :. / aaG parts
lots Q 9. c AID g.
Square lx5-Thouas Z Riley % Joseph R. Rigs
SIC. lots IL ard Is. IN Batchelder e. al ms
tees. Subdivision. sus.cci = t--st- G.sa OF eac@
Colgnb.a He.gsts-Ale1 Fl. SINNERS &c Chari.s H.
Davidson. SO 70, L Haldy's Subdivision.
block 81
Square 736-T. FrankHn Schneider ct TX. % John =.
Iuttreil SO lot g. n Heckmans s1bdirls.51
slbiect 60 uUst. s. 30
Square .35-same 10 Franklin Barrett. SO. lot G.
same sabdiTisiCG. subject % sssst. Si.52.
Saul's Adciticu-B. Francis saul g x. q fhomss
A. Whittiartsn, Sc. lots Il and e. square Sg3
Raadle H.ghlauds-Thc Un.ted states Really Com
paEy 20 Eliza ;. Green. SO. Dc: lo5. block 562s.
Washington Highlands hsries g. TayiCT 20
Joseph T. Sn..,hson G. al. SO. lots = ard Is
block L. u TaylO-s subdivision.
Square sss-Johr n Young e ux. 20 silas A.
Manuel. SO lots 4 3 and Is. aid parts lots 2
:. G. and g.
Reservation Sarah Y. zahn 70 Thomas 2. Riley,
SO, lot IS, n White sssnecs. Subdivision.
Deeds of Trust.
square sao-w william A Atkinson 20 Charles T. Ben
.amin and Roger z Mitchell. TO secure tas
Perpetual BuI,ding Association 800 part
original l0i 6.
Square si-E,ien =. Cuuan ct VIZ. Bartaolomew. 70
the Washington Loan az6 Trust Company. 70
secure the Equitable Co-opcTatiye Building As
socisti0n. $50. part original lot y.
Reno-SaTah < Dorsey 20 PERT vs.. Frisiy sr3
Edward T.. Piackney. 20 secure John e. Nc
wood. $3.50. : % So months rer cent. lots ll
and IL block 4. IN Butts Subdivision.
South Grounds Columbian University Robert FL
lott 4 Tx. b. William j. FlatbeE and Charles
". Fairfax, 20 secure John II. Jones. $500. =
years ) per cent sem-anually uar- lot q
Friendship. 81 Philip and Jacob William O. Hsz-
sga 70 Richard Z Psirc and Herbert a. Gil, 70
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
PEACE VISION HAS VANISHED
Santo Domingo Once More in ThrOes
of Revolution.
after All Arrangements for SuFren-
der Had Been Made, Insurgents,
800 strong, Ask ImDOssibiIities.

When everything seemed so lovely IN
Santo Domingo, and plans had been made
Ter a glorious ending Of the revolution.
500 of the rebels withdrew to the woods
about fifteen miles from Monte Christi
and made such demands on the govern
ment that peace is now impossible unless
some new agreement can be reached. So
the Doninicans are fighting among them
selves again,
On October 10 Commander William IT,
II. Switzerland, commanding the Ameri-
can naval forces in Dominican waters
cdbled to Washington that Oh the follow
ing day. last Thursday, the rebels would
surrender 10 the government forces at
Monte Christi and Il lasting peace would
bc declared. There was To have been a
formal ceremony in connection with the
surrender, and the government began 10
feel easy again. Unfortunately. however,
the white-Winsed dove OF peace failed 20
keep the engagement. Commander South
erland reported to the Navy Department
yesterday that negotiations had failed,
and that the government had directed the
-enewal Of hOstilities.
Following is his dispatch.
I regret 10 inform you that revolution
airy leaders at last moment refused TO
stand by articles of agreement for the
surrender. Revolutionary leaders have
massed forces Of about 500 men at a dis
lance Of fifteen miles and have demanded
most impossible terms The President of
SantO Domingo has directed the renewal
of hOstilities."
washington officials regret that the
break occurred. There is q plan for float
ing biz loan TO settle the foreign and
internal debts of Santo Domingo. and
whether there is peace in the republic is
likely 20 make a good deal Of difference
20 those who have undertaken TO raise
the lean
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
BOOMERS HOLD BANQUET
Return of Special Train from Trade
Trip Is Celebrated,
"Greater Washington Was Theme
Speeches Were Made.

About fifty persons, representing bust
ness houses, the Evening Star, the trade
bodies Of the city, and invited guests.
gathered around the table last night in
the red room of the New Willard to Cele-
brate the return 20 Washington Of the
Star special train.
"Everybody's happy" was the slogan Of
the evening. and judging from the talk
after the feast much Of which was elo-
qUcut and inspiring. the participants IN
The trip brought back to the city some of
the enthusiasm and optimism which seem
cd to characterize the trip from begin
ing TO end.
4 few minutes before 10 o'clock C.. J.
Bell president of the Jobbers and Ship
Dcrs' Association. rose and named Thomas
E0yes tOastmastcr. From that time until
midnight the trip was described by those
who participated in it, its results summed
up by those who did not 80, and many
prophecies were made of the good effect
Of tine experiment upon the city for
months and years % come. The keynote
of the gathering was that the work of
building up the Greater Washington should
not lag. but should be carried on with an
energy equal to that with which il had
begun. Railroad officials. merchants, one
of the District Commissioners. bankers.
editors, and men of affairs, ali had a good
word 20 say tor Washington, and "a com
plimeut for the Evening Star. which plan
ned and carried out the "trip
The speakers were Commissioner Henry
=. r. Macfarland, T. L. Townsend. Cen
George II. Harries. r. 2. Andrews. TheO-
dOre Noyes. =. E. Guy. Edgar Shaw, Col
Walter q. Coleman, Woodwork Clum. C.
J. Bell Victor J. Becker. j. L Tucker
and Irving G. Norwood.
Letters of regret were read from Sen
ator John W. Daniel Gen John NJ VIII
son. Scott G. Bone. John +. Wilkins Col
John Biddle, and Commissioner Harry
West
One of the enjoyable features OF the
evening was the reading. in lieu Of q
speech by Irving c. Norwood, of a roast
given him By the editor of the local paper
Of Bedford, Va, who took ofense at the
uncomplimeutary remarks made by Mr.
Norwood Of the condition of the streets OF
Bedford, when the train stopped there
The following invited guests were pres
ont. James r. oyster, president Business
Mems Association; Henry 3. F. Macrar-
lard District Commissioner; William F.
GUIDE. secretary Business Mems Associa-
ton. Edgar D. Shaw, editor Times; Col
Walter g Coleman. Scab6ard Air Line
Railroad. Gen. George II. Harries. secre-
tary Board Of Trade; r. ". Noyes. 7. c.
Moves, }. Whit, Heron, Irving c. Nor
wood, J. /. Tucker, lie Roy ~. Heron,
Fleming Newbold, and Victor Knunmann,
all Of the Evening Star; Louis p Shoe
maker and Woodwork Clum. assistant
secretary JObbers and Shippers AssoCia-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
New Army and Navy school.

Candidates for the forthcoming exami-
nations for commissions in the army and
Marine Corps viii be interested in know
ing that Mr.. Michael DOwd. late Of the
Army and Navy Preparatory School, has
started new school. the Army and
Navy Coach, 1il0 Harvard street. Mr..
Dowd IS well known to large number
Of successful candidates now holding
commissions in the various branches Of
the service. who have had the benefit
of his instructions in the past three or
four years
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
wouid Become arm Officers.

The War Department made public yes
teTday the list of candidates designated
to take examination for appointment as
second Hcutenants in the army. Thirty
FIVE enlisted men, nine honor graduates OF
military schools. and twenty-nine civilians
are designated. The examination viii be
held at Fort Leavenworth. Kans., begin
ming on December 3.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
NAVAL CADETS GIVE DANCE.
Social Season Is Formally
Opened with Many Guests.

STec1al 70 The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd, Oct. I9.-The winter so
cial season at the Naval Academy and in
the city formally began tonight. the ini-
tial function being a hop, given by the
midshipmen in the armory building at
the Naval Academy. The midshipmen
have arranged q series OF fifteen such
events, TO be given during the winter. and
IL addition the naval officers viii also
tender several dances To-nights dance
was well attended. the guests being from
Washington. Baltimore, and other places
many OF whom attended the Navy Prince
ton football game to-day
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
SEE INSANE MEN ESCAPE.
Crowd PUrsueS Hospital Inmates
Fleeing in Night Clothes.

New York Oct. 1S-The spectacle Of
several male PATIENTS clad only in their
night shirts escaping from the Williams
burg Hospital for the Insane. at Bed
ford avenue ami South Third street. soon
after daybTeaK this morning was wit
messed By many people, some Of whom
sided in the capture OF the fugitiVes. Al
IhOusss no Information about the affair
could be obtained at the institution. it
was learned that the patients were in
The public ward on tise South Third
street side Of the building.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits were Issued by Iaspeo-
tor Ashford yesterday, as follows.
10 Sarah W. Russell. fo- cas oae-story frame
dwelling ~ Bates road. architect ana s-,dCT III.
EJutz; esIiu7,Cd cust $3.50.
70 joe H-cr1au - install one eec.ric eu11h-
zsiter at 1915 Pennsylvania avenue src;ect, Il. J.
rls.,veft. estimated cost SOD
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
CRAZED FATHER KILLS SIX.
Wife. Four Children. and self Vie
tins of Tennessee Farmer.

Knoxville. Tenn. oct. I3.-Becoming
suddenly insane. Chalburn Mintooth. aged
nifty years. and one of the most
prominent farmers Of Cooke County. ~
day murdered his wife and four children.
fatally injured two other children and
then committed suicide by cutting his
throat.
8 The tragedy was enacted IT the Min
tooth home near Newport, Tenn. An AK
was the weapon used for the deadly
work. The wife and children were
Drained and death was instantaneous.
The two children. who are still alive, can
not recover, their skulls having been
crushed.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

cesr-s Co7alsy. :. West Point, y. y. ard Anra
D A-riuwsu. - Rev. john y. Asp-nwsA
Harry n. Liebergn1n. C. and Dorothy Michael.
q boil q Baltimore. I'd. Rev. Abraham Simon.
Ten Madam. 2. snt Ruth Tyler, %, Of Silver
Sur.or. ~. Rev Joseph ( ActTee.
COLORED.
william Eden. =. and Fssaie Brscoe. q. Pew.
w J. Howard
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
DAILY COURT RECORD.
Court of Appeals.


Adjourned 70 TUESDAY October ls. 1905
ASSIGNMENTS for Tuesday. October Is 1906.
Special calendar. Nos. % and u. United States
Of America IS Evans. b. W Baksr-Thomas Tay-
Ter. attorneys
No. l67s Columbia National sand Drcdair- Con-
rauv Morton
No. i651. stiison Hutchms IS. C. l. Mum.
No ISL Simon Bronson s.. Edmund Brady
No loo. Toledo Computing Scale Company "a
Garrison
No. 1876 sho-tsleeras vs.. Capital Traction Con-
No. lgL The Aucmauh Fire Insurance Company
Is. The Firemcn's Insurance Company
No. 1888. John cfarlang IS. Patrick Kirby
No. e9s- Thomas Il. I1csiord ~ Heury 81. Tai
bott
Equity Court No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No assignments.
Equity Court No. -
JUSTICE GOULD
Assignment for Monday. October Is 1896: Somgr-
vile ss. stewart.
Circuit Court M. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
Assignments for Monday October Is:
Jones Is CI0sEen. Cladman rs. BC1u Gordon IS.
Butts Ford Is. Ford. Whitford vs.. Holshierlein.
Guerdrm Slys. Rosenberg vs. Commercial Auto
mobile Supply Company, kelan Washington
Railway an Electric Company. Fischer Ar; Con
Baum Tower vs. Ladd.
Circuit Court 80. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignments for Monday. October Is: Dusan IS.
SwecEeY. Schautz vs.. Bliss, Coven % al vs. Jones
Ct a., Walker IS. Hoover. Daike IS Davis.
Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Assignments fer Mondav. October Is. 1915.
Arrafe1 lncuts-United States IS. samuel Pe;rall0:
same s. William Br1nsugh: same rs. Robert Green
wald. same SIS. James Bradley, same Arthur
Tabs, same vs James FCslue, sumo rs Robert
Br00gin. same VS.. Preston Thornton. Case as
signai-UEitCd states vs. George Hunter, same
BENJAMIN Kelly: Sane vs.. Robert I. Anderson:
same rs EmesJ Parker. Same IS. William Allen
Same vs.. Charles Sea0nght
Criminal Court No. =.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignments for Noudsy. October Is, 1906:
United States rs. Edmond Howe and jerome
Emcrs; Same Is. Viola Fleet same VS.. William
Harris Same vs. Howard Mcdonald Same vs.
Tasker Johnson Same vs. Herman Sullivan.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Henrietta Bsseri win dated November
q 1884, fled
Estate Of julia Z. Hardell; VII dated june 4.
1896. Med.
Estate Of Sarah 4. Van Derlipi VII dated Mas
Is. 1895. fled
Estate Of Ellen NJ Cotton; petition for letters Of
collection and for rule 20 shou cause fled At
toncys. X, Golden Donaldson and T. Va Parker
Law Suits
20 1855 Mary J. Cunningham vs. Louis Beyers.
jr.: account Sis Plaintiffs attorney, T. s.
Duvall, II.
Mechanics Liens.
GeorCe F. ReTeH IS. Rachel Sava, lot J. block J.
Moore q BdTb0urs addition to Washington, So and
interest material furnished 20 Richard Brooks con
tractor.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
HoAR'S CONDITION CRITICAL.
Physicians After Consultation Re-
fuse to Discuss AiIment.

Worcester, Mass. Oct 1S-The failure
Of Congressman lockwood Hoar 10 re-
spond to treatment is causing the utmost
alarm TO his friends To-day the appear
ance there Of DR. Frederick Shattuck.
head OF Harvard Medical School, was the
cause Of additional alarm, as It was felt
that IN spite OF the reports his condition
must indeed be serious. His physicians
have al along stated that he was suffer
ing from neuralgia and severe pains in
the head. which affected his eyesight. and
deny the rumor Of Brisht's disease After
the consultation at Gen Hoar's residence
this afternoon. the three physicians de-
clined TO talk.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
-. Annie n. Parker Dend.

Mrs Annie n Parker. wife of Charles
IL Parker. died at 1 o'cloc,, yesterday
Afternoon 81 Layhii. sd. The funeral
viii ba held co. Monday morning II 20
clock from the family home IN that town.
Mrs. Parker was twenty-eigtt years o.
age.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL. VESSELS.

Arrived; Dolphin. az Navy Yard. \. T.: Des
Aoines. Celtic. and Hannibal. at Manzsnillo; Mari
eta. at Monte Christi, Yaatton at Boston; Charles
ton. 80 Mare Island
sailed: HOPKINS from Navy Yard. " 2. for
LEAGUE island
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
AUTO KILLS AGED MAN.
1inchinC 1unninE Forty Miles n
Hour knocks Down Victim.

New York, Oct I2.-The speeding auto
mobiles claimed another victim here to-
night. when Adolph Lansberg. bent with
age and very feeble, was run down and
instantly killed while crossing the South
crn Boulevard 1t 175d street By a big
French machine in charge of Edward
Anderson. Of 81 West Eighty-seventh
street The police alleged that Anderson
was running his machine at the rate of
forty miles an hour.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
For SALE

THE HANDsoAEsT. BEST ARRANGED: AND MOST MOD
ERNIY EQUIPPED COTTAGE N ALEXANDRIA, WITH 1562
y
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14

I SAY YOUR I'D. IN THE HERALD
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14

Criminal Court No. 2.

Assignments for AIouday October Is. 1906:
United States vs.. Edmond Howe and Jerome
Em0ry; Same IS. Viola Fleet; same VS. William
Harris, Same v. Howard McDorald, Same IS
Tasker Johnson Same IS. Herman Sullivan.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
Received by President.

Al o'clock last evening the members
OF the club were received by President
Roosevelt at the White House, after
which they returned 10 the Shoreham,
where banquet was served, ut which the
guests included J. Cd Stokes. of Pittsburg.
Pa; Col J. T. WitheT L $. A. Robert
Ridgway, New York; Murray Cobb. Z. o.
IIiler, G. n Tower. Charles MCFee ".
q. Ross, Gen. 6. r. Elliott. United States
Marine Corps. Hon. George c. GOrham
Hon J. w. Yerkes. Collector Of Internal
Revenue, and Admiral Winfield Scott
Schley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Papvrus for Bank Notes.

In only one place in Europe IS the
papyrus plant still to be found, THIS
is on tho upper reaches OF the little
river Anapo in Sicily. near the mouth:
or which Syracuse Is situa ted. $I Pa pyr1s
cultivation was avery important branch
OF agriculture with the antique and sclas-4
sic worlds, for 1t was from the pith OF
this semi-nquatic3 plant that The material
was made upon which the ancients wrote,
a material sin,ila,n to tough, thick. witty
brown paper, which nloderns also cal
pa pyrus. It was employed for the pu,-s
pose OF literature and correspondents ny
the Egyptians. Greeks and Romans, and
continued In general use both in italy
and throughout the eastern empire un-.
til the twelfth century. Indeed 1t was
the writing paper OF the world for over
1900 syears--n long period for any manu-
lfactured article TO command the MAR
iket ard successfully defy all competl--s5
ton. j8
Now the italian minister OF finance Is
planning to utilize the papyrus plant
again. It's cultivation Is to be UNDER
taken by the ministry of agriculture
and little factory for the manufac-s
turc Of papyrus pa per II is to be erect
ed "A law Is to be passed declaring
both the cultivation and manufacture
to be government monopolies. and tbs
apapyrus paper is to be employed ex-
clusively for the purpose OF currency.
Bank notes printed on paryrus m nar3
would, under these circumstances, be
really inimtn1e. In Italy-the note
forgers' paradlse--thls would be OF in.i
a0alculable advantage to the governs
ment and to- the nblic.-Chicago News. 2
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Times-Dispatch Branches.

/
the following Branch Offices have been es-
for the bensat OF those living al q
distance from the. Main Onice Of The Times
Dispatch. the Times Dispatch Wants left a,
careful attention az though they haA been Iert
al the Main ONCE, and there vii! be no extra
cost TO the advertiser.
DRUG ETORE, Tyeuty.nf,n
and YenAble Sreetx. 49,
w. F. EAMEs, 2is E. BROAD Street.
Ala. SCOTT, Twen,y-ntth and Broad t,,,...,.
RoBERT J.. WILLIAMS. Iwsn,y-nlth ana
rAnRASTs, GRANT & Co. Foushes ana
O. ", LArrlMEn, No. 80 we., M4s.,....
Ta fso5sMiP;soNs DRUG STORE. no. Du we.,
!. / BEvBRIpGE. Brook Avenue 4nA clay
RaDYs DRUG STORE, Barton Heights.
fpoFLE'E DRUG! STORE, No, 800 Williams.
RoEiN's PHARMACY. No. 30 Eas, Marsha
CITY DRUG STORE; No, lsA E.u, Kan
Ju ii,ss, 'IcsutNSINGIIAM, No. a?7 Es,. Nam
pi iS'sst sTiKGE REEF PHARMACY. No. sa south
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARRISH co, No. ~
ri III F:X ,'s PHARMACY. No q, w.,.
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty.erhth ana II
nisoNs PHARMACY. No. u, Canal street.
HuNDLEY \ WALKER, Twenty-ntth ana
c4RffERs DRUG STORE. No. 10. HUI
| ". a. PERKINS. no. 70 North Sycamore
fSf Asp aps sF 5ts:sls r.tAls
/ G. T. W, KERN INcs core. Twsn,v nsl
4 sns cla!el upl AsenSe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16

Great New Fireproof Hotel in New
York Al Popular Prices.-The Woodstock,
On Forty-tf,ird Street. near Broa dway, a
model Of comfort without extrayagance.''
The best Of everythinsyat popular prices
that will not be advanced. Try the
Woodstock, and you will come again and
bring your friends there. There Ia no
better hotel In the world, and the prices
are moderate, u 4, +
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NOTICE ! Il: F!
~~4~~~~~~>~e

Richmond, Va. June Ii, 1906, a
Il The co partnership heretofore existing
between N. f. Jacobs and Adolph
Jacobs, pawrbrokers. at 1920 East Main
Street, under the style Of N. +. Jacobs
& Son. Is this day dissolved by the
withdrawal of N. It. Jacobs, who has sold
his interest to r. Jacobs. IA
M N. i. JACOBS & SON. Is
Referring to the above. we beg to irl-i
form our friends TINT we have this day.
formed 8co-partnershipE under tho name
OF r. Jacobs g. Son, pnwnbrokers IS
such we are entitled to all the assets OF
tho said firm and assume all Its liabili-;
ties. we 5g shall continue the pawn,
solicit the patronage OF the public. All
business strictly confidential.
r. JACOBS. III II
ADOLPH JACOBS. X
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
McGuire'S University School

Il Opp. Monroe Park Richmond. Va.
Forty-second Session OF nine months begins
September 49, 1906, and closes y une IS, 1907.
Full corps OF experienced university men as
teachers in Upper School. Lower School for
small boys taught by two ladies. with assist
ance and supervision OF the principal. For in-s
formation. apply to 9te5l