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STOCK BROKERS.
GEO. I. king & CO.

E11o4,a II, Main ST. Richmond. va,
STOCKS. COTTON AND oRAlN.
I'D, Fractional Lots "a Speciality.
close Attention to OUT of, Town Accounts.
~ PRIVATE WIRES.
G IcAGO, NEW ORLEANS
Western Union Branch III our office.
stock Ticker In cuetomer's Room.
v -Members---------,
Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange,
Strangers visiting the city arc Invited
to make our Office their headquarters,
and have mail and wires sent In our care,
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We viii sell at auction.

WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 18TH,
at $3.50 o'clock, r, H., the above men
toned desirable property. Good lots In
this section are rapidly improving IN
value.
Come and buy while they are cheap.
K nv 81 F " POLLARD & BAGBY.
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BY Pollard & Baghy.
.AucT'o'N SALE
55 OF A
Nice Grove Avenue Lot,

1Ia5fl N l3l II by I2y 16ct, u 4
NEXT 70 THE SOUTHWEST coRNE n
OF GROVE AVENUE AND ELM
STREET, AND TWO LOIS OF
TWENTY (2o) Eel EFT EACH ON ELM
# sTHEET, REWEEN GROVE AND
FLOYD AVENUES.
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shares ........,...,......
Bonds Observation-Disclosures.
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y hereby certify that the bond required
OF the foregoing trustees BY the above
mentioned decree has been duly given.
Teste: G. o. sSAV1LLE, Clerk.
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Puro. clear spring water bathing at
Forest Hill Park.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Day

. Il q III u q
BY virtue Of q decree Of the Richmond
case OF John J. Crutch1eld w. Peter
commissioners will cell at public auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1906,
at $50 o'clock P. NJ, that VALUABLE
TWO-sTORY BRICK STORE, No. All
North Sixth Street, having q front OF "a
feet 8 Inches on the west line OF Sixth
Street, and depth OF S. feet, and In.
mediately thereafter will sell that
THREE-STOKY BRICK STORE, no. b0
East Marshall Street, fronting 20 feet +
inches on the south line OF Marshall
Street, with q depth Of 2S feet.
These stores are occupied by prompts
paying tenants OF long standing. It Is
seldom an opportunity is offered to So
cure property in such q prosperous busi-
string a f1rst-clRss Investment are In
svited TO attend this sale.
GTERMS--One-third cash, residue IN SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, negotiable
notes, with interest added to be given
for the deferred payments, and the title
retained until the whole Of the purchase
money is paid, ana conveyance directed
- 5's,IS DC. RICHARDSON.
JOHN !. CRUTCHFlELD.
Special commissioners.
The bond required by the above decree.
OF the special commissioners has been
duly given. Given under my hand this
9Th day OF June, 1865.
cHAs. o. sAvTLLE. Clerk.
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MARKET or THE WEEK.

STOCK MARKET or The WEEK .
closing
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THE STOCK MARKET or THE WEEK
(Fronl the New York Evening Post Of Saturday.
STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS.

Shares .........,,......,...
Hallway and miscellaneous bonds.
Government bonds sold .......,.....
.Flve business days. t
For the calendar year to date
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FINANCIAL,

ACTIVE ACCOUNTS OF INDIVIDUALS
FIRMS AND CORPORATIONS
sOEiclTEp.
COMMERCIAL PAPER ACCOUNTED
AND $LoANs! MADE ON NEoo'
TABLE EcURlTlEs,
THE STATE BANK OF VtR GINA,
~ RIG FlMok n, MA.
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Dwelling House No. n South
Third Street,

al present occupied by r, n. john
SON. ESQ. This house contains about
ten rooms, most Ct them. being large r!;ss
n ms,. liz convenlent and In all .re-
spects very delightful, and though close
II the street car lines. It ~ away from
the noise and dust Of travel. and VII
make a most delightful home or proflt-.
able Investment,
1TERMS-Lberal and al sale.
JANE X GIBBONEY, Executrix. z
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Executors Auction Sale Of That Attrac.
live and Delightfully."- Situated Residence
No. 10 S. Third Street,
!. BY AUCTION.

Archer. viii sell, by public auction, on
Inc X lW e,i,ISE JUNE 10. 1906.
at $50 o clock p. NJ, that valuable, well,
locnted and thoroughly con structed
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B It Is doubtful II. the gold export move,
ment, should It take place, assumes large
proportions. since thesfimnedia.e result
would be to rsi1ersmoney rates here,
which. in turn. bringing European funds
into the market would thus cause a
speedy read ustnent.s
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a. n, ". Bowe q Son and J. Thompson
= y Brown & Co..
Real Estate uctioneers.E
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-03
BIC FIRMS COME
TO Los ANGELES
PERMANENT OFFICES OPENED
IN BANK BUILDING
LibeIous Statements In Denver Paper
on Southern Calfornia-Prompt
Action by Los Angeles
Realty Board

Following are the permits issued
from the building superintendent's Of
flee Wednesday, classified according to
I'd
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-03
RUNAWAY HORSE INJURIES
WOMAN AND DAUGHTER
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE FROM
DEATH
On Way to Station Preparatory to
Going East-Lose Valuable Watch
and Other Articles in Excitement.
Both Will Recover

A few minutes before they were to
depart for their home in Iowa Mrs.
Charles Hutchendorff and daughter
Rose were knocked down by runaway
horse at the corner of Third and Broad
way yesterday about noon and the
elder of the women was seriously in
jured.
Mrs. Hutchendorff and her daughter
were crossing the street from the west
side when a frantic animal attached to
a light spring wagon dashed around the
corner from Third street to Broadway,
knocking down the two women, Mrs.
Hutchendorff was rendered unconscious
by the force of the collision and her
daughter was severely bruised about
the head.
Both have been spending the winter
at Hotel Astoria and were about to re-
turn TO their home in Des Moines. Ia.
During the excitement attendant upon
the accident Mrs. Hutchendorffs gold
watch fell to the ground and was picked
up by a man of whom the police have
a description. She also lost her UNI
hrella and a small bronze clock which
she was carrying. Late last evening
her condition was said to be much inn
proved and her recovery is said to be
certain.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-03
Denver Is the Limit

Overzealous and unscrupulous real
estate operators at Denver, Colo,
made an effort in last Saturdays is
sue of the Denver Republican to dam
age Los Angeles and Southern Cali
fornia by publishing in black display
type libelous statements on California
climate and Los Angeles real estate.
In effect the statements We're that 1.-The
California climate had failed" and
that real estate values in Los Angeles
had deprecated 90 per cent on account
of the San Francisco earthquake ana
fire"
A copy of the Denver Republican
containing the glaring advertisement
reached a member OF the Los Angeles
Realty board, and instantly an indig-
nation meeting was held in the office
of the board, attended by Secretary
Burdett Wright g. Calender, Mines q
Parish, A. H. Pomeroy and Byron Err
kenbrecher.
The conference resulted in forward
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-03
Are You Tired, Nervous
and SleeDIeSs =?

Nervousness and sleeplessness are US
ually due to tho fact that the nerves ara
not fed on properly nourishing blood;
they are Stdrued nerves. DR.. Pierce's
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the body are run as smoothly as machin-
cry which runs in oil. In this way you
feel clean, strong and strenuous-you are
toned up and invigorated, and you are
good for whole lot of physical or mental
work. Best Of all, the strength and in
crease in vitality and health are lasting.
The trouble with most tonics and med
icines which have a large, booming sale
for short time is that they are largely
composed of alcohol holding the drugs in
solution. This alcohol shrinks up the red
blood corpuscles, and in the long run
greatly Injuries the system. One may feel
eXhilarated and better for the time being,
yet in the end weakened and with vitality
decreased. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery contains no alcohol. Every
bottle Of it bears upon its wrapper The
Badge of Honesty, in a full list OF all its
several ingredients. For the druggist to
offer you something he claims Is "just as
good is TO insult your intelligence
Every Ingredient entering into the
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has the unanimous approval and endorse
Of all the several schools of practice. No
other medicine sold through druggists for
like purposes has any such endorsement.
The TGoden Medical Discovery" not
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root, In all stomach, liver and bowel
troubles, as in dyspepsia, biliousness, con-
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Golden Seal root used In It's compound
ing is greatly enhanced In It's curative ae-
tion by other ingredients such as Stone
root, Black Cherry bark, Bloodroot, Man
drake root and chemically pure triple
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"Tha Common Sense Medical Adviser, !"
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ing onlU For 81 stamps the cloth-bound
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Dl. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con
Stlpation, billousness and headache.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-03
ST. PAUL. ALLY
OF LOS ANGELES
CITIES WORK TOGETHER FoF
1907 CONVENTION
Minnesota Metropolis Will Aid In Get
ting Next Meeting of Shriners for
City of the AngeIs-Meet
With Favor

The disappointment that has come
to local Shriners with the realization
that the imperial council will not come
to Los Angeles and that Henry A.
Collins edict is "finaI,' is tempered
by the fair treatment being extended
by st. Paul. the rival of Los Angeles
for the meeting of the council. at the
last session. This city has sent word
that whatever Los Angeles wants it
shall have so far as it is in its power
to assist and that if Los Angeles
wishes the imperial council for 1907 it
can be had for the asking. Shriners
throughout the country are feeling hurt
over the "edict," and it Is said to be
certain that H. A. Collins will never
again be allowed to issue edicts as i'm
perial potentate.
Fred A. Hines and NJ. H. Flint Of
Los Angeles have received numerous
letters and kilograms saying that
regardless of the edict from Toronto.
In many instances loyal support to
Los Angeles has been pledged.
AL Malaikah Shriners, who have
worked like TrojanS for months pre-
pairing for the event, have stopped
worrying about the edict and are now
planning what they will do next year.
The entertainment for next year win
eclipse the one planned for this month,
say Shriners. Plans are being made
that will turn some people green with
envy, it is said.
Shriners from Los Angeles will make
the trip to Chicago for the convention
June 12 and 13 and will then attempt
to have. the city of the Angels selected
| for the 1907 Meeting place
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-03
W0MAN'S CLUB ELECTION
Wednesday Morning Organization
Elects Officers and Perfect
Harmony Prevails

The Wednesday Morning club held
it's last meeting for the year yesterday
and elected its officers for the coming
year Contrary to the custom estab-
lished by some of the other women s
clubs Of this city this year, they had
no disturbance. Mrs. Phillip Gerhardy,
the former president, was urged to ac-
cept the nomination, but declined the
honor.
The following officers were elected
Mrs NJ. B. Pitkn, president; Mrs. r.
It. Sinclair, first vice president; Mrs.
Frank Sturge, second vice president;
Mrs. L. V. j. Kimball, recording sec
retary; Mrs. Sherman Ball, financial
secretary; Miss Annie e. Pierce treas
urer. The seven new directors are:
Mrs 7. R. Willis, Mrs. Eugene Park
Mrs. Frank Caldwell. Mrs. A. e. Hold
son, Mrs, II. H. Harrison, Mrs, L. La
Grange and Miss Jennie Chambers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-03
ORDERS WIRES UNDERGROUND
Board of Public Works Calls Upon
Olive Street Property Holders
to Use Condults

Although Olive street is not in this
years conduit district. the board of
public works has called upon all per-
sons maintaining wires on that thor
oughfare to place them in conduits be-
fore Olive street is paved.
1t is proposed to grade and later pave
Olive street with asphalt from First to
Pico street. This thoroughfare Is also
to be widened and when the present
plans of improvement have been fully
carried out Olive street will be one of
the widest and smoothest in the city.
The street is looked upon as certain TO
become a business thoroughfare I'm a
short time and property owners are pre-
pairing for IT,
II is entirely probable that when the
council meets next December TO fix the
next years two mile district in which
wires must be laid in conduits, olive
viii be one Of the streets named.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-03
In New Offices

The Golden State Realty company
took possession of the Mission build
ing at 6OS-610 South Spring street, yes
terday and will now be enabled to
handle more satisfactorily the extern
siVe and varied business of the or
ganization. The offices were arranged
to order. On the ground floor in the
north room will be found the cashier
and many neat booths for the twenty
statesmen in the employ of the COM
pany. In the south room is the land
department, and also the fire insurance
department. The executive offices are
at the front on the second floor, where
will be found Mr.. Sol Davis and Mr.
E. f. Kornfeld. The entire suite of
rooms on the south side of the second
floor will be used for the legal depart
ment. At the rear a large room ex-
tends across the floor. This will be
used for the draughtsmen in the en-
ploy of the company.
The Golden State company, which
has accomplished great things in ad-
Vertising and developing Southern
California. and is preparing to do still
greater things, now has ample room
to spread out and transact all branches
of the companys business in the most
satisfactory manner.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-03

Andrew Jocksich alive until his COM
radeS could dig him out.
Manbert refused to make any other
statement although his attention was
called to the fact that several witnesses
had made contradictory statements and
that no snoring timbers were in sight
while the men were digging out their
entombed companions.
Coroner viii Investigate
"I did not have time this afternoon
to investigate the cave-in on Sunset
boulevard" said Coroner Trout last
evening. "All 1 know of the unfor-
tunate affair is what L read in the
evening papers
"I instructed the contractors to leave
the excavation in the exact condition
that it was at the time the accident
happened.
II shall certainly endeavor to ascer-
tain if there has been any criminal
neglect on the part of the contractors
or Others"
Radulovich leaves a wife and several
children in Lithuana. He was working
and saving in the hope of sending for
his family next fall.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-03
SNEAK THIEVES AT WORK
Downtown Eating Places and Rooming
Houses Become Scene Of Aetiv-
tiles for Crooks

u. NJ Ennis, rooming at 113b East
First street, was robbed of $3.50 while
asleep in his room. The work was evil
IDENTIFY done by a pass key" burglar.
Adolph Resiek, cook at the Saddle
rock restaurant told the police yester-
day that his gold watch, chain and
charm were stolen from the restaurant
at an early hour yesterday morning.
Burglars entered the room of j..
Jaconson at the "Nattick" at an early
hour yesterday morning and stole his
watch and 800 in cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-03

ing the following kilograms to Denver:
Los Angeles, Cal, May 2.
"To Publisher the Republican, Denver
Colo.
Advertisement of Lee Jackson In
vestment company, page IL your issue
April 2S, a libelous falsehood.
mo depreciation of property values
nor changes of prices of offerings here
since San Francisco catastrophe
I'VE request you decline advertise
ment mentioned and give Southern
California square deal by publishing
prominently this refutation.
LOS ANGELES REALTY BOARD,
by Leonard Merrill, President"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-03
Says Ditch Perfectly Safe

"The ditch was braced with timbers
and was perfectly safe" was the state
ment made by G. r. Manbert OF the
Alsop Engineering and Construction
company while the workmen were taxi
ing out the body OF John Radulovieh
and the physicians were trying to keep
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-03
"Los Angeles. Cal. Nav 2.

LOS Angeles, Cal, May 2.
ITO Fred ]. Chamberlin, President
Real Estate Exchange, Denver, Colo
Lee Jackson Investment company's
advertisement in Denver Republican,
issue of April 90, page II, unwarranted
and libelous falsehood.
Cant you. through the exchange,
see that Southern California is no
longer maligned? Secure discontinue
ance of this and other like unfair
statements and give us a square deal.
Real estate sales active as ever.
Prices in nowise affected.
LOS ANGELES REALTY BOARD,
by Leonard Merrill, President"
"W. H. Chamberlin, Chairman
committee"
The Realty board will hold another
meeting today and formulate a state
ment as to the truth about local con-
ditions that will be given the widest
publicity.
All Values Firm
The real estate dealers of Los Ange-
les report the local market in fine con-
dition, with all values firm, and in
Vestors active in seeking property. In
no part of the business district, nor in
the residence section, has there been
any decline in values. while numerous
sales have been made at substantial
advances over figures that ruled before
the fire at San Francisco. In no way
has Southern California or Los Angeles
been affected by the San Francisco
misfortune, 500 miles north. The eli
mate is just the same as ever, the kind
that has made California famous
throughout the world, business is act
i've in all lines of trade. improvements
are going ahead at a marvellous pace.
and the population has increased
nearly $4,000 within the past twelve
months. The future of Los Angeles
was never brighter than at present.
Expansion and prosperity are in evil
dence on every hand.
Activity at Naples
1t was stated last evening that with
in a few weeks 100 or more dwellings
will be erected at Naples, where over
81 900, 900 are being expended in maxi
ing extensive and picturesque improve
ments over 500 lots in the Ventian
tract of 200 acres have been sold at
from $1,000 to $4,000 each, and soon
handsome homes will spring up as if
by magic. About three miles of bulk
heads have been constructed and the
big dredger. operated by the Atlantic
Gulf e. Pacific company, will be con-
tInued in daily operation until the con-
tract work is completed. Naples ex-
tends north from Alamitos bay to the
station on the Pacific Electric line
Naples !c only 35 minutes ride from
Los Angeles the fare being so cents
for the round trip. A. M. & A. r. Par
sons are making good on the Naples
proposition and have met with well
deserved success in the sale of lots.
Within sixty days $4,000 will be ex-
pended in the erection of the Palace OF
the Doges, a large amusement resort
at Naples.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-03
Men Shrek for Help

e. b. Valentine of 1406 East Seven
teenth street said: 81 was driving by
when the accident occurred l had no.
ticed the way the work was carried on.
/ saw no snoring timbers previous to
the accident and don't believe there
were any. The crane on that excavator
was not extended so as to clear the
ditch enough, and the pressure Of that
dirt must have exerted some influence
on the dirt below
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-03
Will Buy for Mexico

The firm of w. Loaiza & Co., with
offices in San Francisco and New
York, has located permanently in Los
Angeles, selecting rooms 212-214 in the
Market-Produce Bank building, near
the central market. This well known
firm was a heavy loser by the fire in
San Francisco, and as their buying and
shipping interests are large. they de-
cided to establish headquarters in Los
Angeles. Loaiza & Co. buy and ship
all kinds of commodities to the trade
in Mexico and transact an enormous
amount of business every year. Ship
ments will be made by steamer from
San Pedro harbor.
The managers of the Los Angeles
office are r. e. Tracey and Lester
Sarle.
Several other big firms from San
Francisco are arranging to open Of
fees in Los Angeles.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-11-14

An. authorized agent to meet emf
grant steamers is Indispensable
With places provided, and guaran-
teed contracts in hand, hundreds OF
efficient Italian laborers could be sent
from Northern ports to Southern
farmers every month. With the
stream once thus diverted Our way,
every Italian on one of our farms be-
comes the advance agent Of friends
at home who will naturally swell the
current.
Direct lines of steamers from South
ern ports to Naples or Genoa would
Immensely increase the results. Ac-
tlv1ty on the part of Southern rail
roads, corresponding to the efforts
made by the western roads, would
populate our vacant fields as it has
settled the Western prairies.
The all important truth is this: I'M
migration will come to us when we
provide for it and go and get it. 1t
Will never come by our sitting on the
porch and extolling the glorious op-
portunities of the South.
l'he last two sentences of the above
editorial contain the summing up of
the whole thing. Almost every one
recognizes the fact that immigration
IS the only solution of the labor prob
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-11-14

stream of Italian labor to be turned
in our direction?
The stream must be tapped at its
fountain head Full results can only
be secured by reaching the Italian in
Italy.
Our need and the advantages we
offer should be placed before the
Italian in his own tongue at home,
perhaps even before he thinks Of en-
migration. The surest means toward
this end, however, is not by the send
ing of agents abroad, nor by a liter
airy propaganda.
Very many Italians reach Castle
Garden without definite plans, and
with no more definite objective point
that "America," where work is album
dant and wages are good.
The one thing these fresh arrivals
want and must have is work, not
the promise of labor, but a place Sc
cured and means offered for reach
ing it. The first essential is to list,
and contract with, the prospective en-
ployers of these immigrants.
Any state, locality or individual
must agree to employ certain num-
Der of men for definite time and pay.
II. l.,
new home must often be provided.