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w omen's Hosiery and Underwear.

Plain Cotton Vests, low trimmed necks, without sleeve, or with
 short sleeves; regular price, 15c.,
 sale price ..a...........-.~... I0c. Women's Lace-Trimmed Wide
 Knee Pants, sizes 4, 5, 6; regu-
 lar price 25c, sale price. ...... .1ec. All of our regular 50c. Underwear
 (not including Forest Mills'')
 during this sale. 3. 3... ..39c. each. Boys Balbriggan Shirts and
 Drawers, sizes 24 to 34 Shirts
 short sleeves, Drawers knee
 lengths), value 25c., sale price..1Tc. Women's and Children's Piain
 Black Stockings; regular price 15c., sale price. ........i.... ...... 1ic. Womens Plain Black Gauzez Lisle
 Stockings, double soleS high
 spliced heels. thin and sheer;
 regular price 25c., sale price. .19c. Women's High Neck Shaped
 Vests, long sleeves, also low
 neck, no sleeves. value 25c., sale
 price .ss..........,s.~.%. .l9c.
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HARTFORD 5. HoLYoKE 2.

Hartford, June 20.--For eight innings in the game between Hartford and Hol- yoke to-day Wilson pitched in magnifi- cent form, only twenty-four men facing him. Dowd, who batted for Stackpole in the ninth, started trouble with hit, which was followed by three more, all resulting in two runs. The score by innings;
 R.H.E. Hartford ....,..1 O211012 *-S 1S 0 Holyoke ...,...O 0 0 % 0 % 2-2 5 5 Batteries Wilson and Kritchel; Stackpole and Sehincel.
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Notions.

Dress Shields, 25c. to soc. quality, sale price. ........,.......,.,... Sc. A well known Dress Shield, with out the name, one that you see advertised in the leading maga- zines and every street car, value 2Oc. and 22c., sale price. ....... 1Oc.
 8 pairs for 25c.
 Dress Stays, covered steel, the "Everyread" brand, value 15c. dozen, sale price, e,.........,..5c. 5c. Dress and Coat Buttons. in pearl, plain and fancy novelties. plain and fancy jet horn and ivory; values 15c. to s10O a dozen, sale price, a card. ...................1 10c.
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where his command viii encamp for the night.
 On Friday afternoon the brigade will be reviewed by Governor Roberts.
AUroIsTs HOLD MEETING.

Discuss Organization at Savin Rock.
 There were a large number of auto mobilists gathered at Moegling's hotel at savin Rock last night to discuss plans of organization. A committe was appointed to draw up constitution but no definite steps were taken, This was the first meeting of this sort in this city. Another meeting will be held in the near future.
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WEDDING AT soLp1ERs, HOME.

Noroton, June 20-Adjutant Edward E. Pelton, of the Soldiers home here. was married to-day to Miss MaryWood- ruff Leete, large number of persons, including nearly every veteran at the home, attending the wedding, which was celebrated on the lawn of the in- stitution and nearly under the big flag staff. A brother of the bridegroom, Rev. George F. Pelton, of Centerbrook, performed the ceremony, the Episcopal service being used.
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GORILLA ESCAPED.

Quite an excitement was created last evening by the escape of a gorilla at the White City. It was said that John K. Punderford attempted to catch it, but the large monkey was too quick for him. Up to late hour endeavors to find it were in vain.
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New Haven.

New London..1 0 0 2 0 0 o Q *-9 New Haven. 70 0 0 0 co
 First base on errors-New Haven 1. Left on bases-New London 6, New Ha- ven 6. Bases on balls-Off Ward 3, off Nolte 8. Struck out-By Ward 5, by Nolte 3. Stolen bases-O' 'Rourke and Burke. Two-base hit-Kenndy. Three base hit-Rising. Sacrifice hits-Cur- tiss, Rising and Fitzpatrick. Double plays-Ward O'Rourke and Kennedy; Curtiss, Keane and Kennedy. Time of game-one hour and twenty-five min utes. Umpire-Malone.
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Toilet Goods.

Fine Perfume fragrant odors
 value 25c. an ounce, sale price. .17c. ArmouTs Lettuce and Glycerfne
 Soap; the glycerine is the only
 soap that will father in the salt
 sea waves: value 15c. and 1ec.
 box of cakes, sale price. ..... lie. Finn's Hair Tonic, for the preser-
 walton, growth and restoration
 of the hair, results guaranteed;
 value 50c., sale price ........., .25c.
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ever, reserves the right to transfer reg ular scheduled games upon giving five days notice to Mettler.
 The settlement of the trouble was arranged at conference of Attorneys Fitzgerald & Walsh representing Dam aher, and E. P. Arvine, representing Mettler
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Wash Goods.

Figured Linen Lawns, a splendid
 material for children's dresses,
 wash and wear excellently; value
 35c. a yard, sale price. ..,... 19c. David & John Anderson's Scotch
 Ginghams in rich clan colorings, sold all season at 45c, a yard, sale
 price .................... S5c. Wm. Andersons Ginghams and
 Fancy Suitings, small, medium and large checks; value 25c. a
 yard, sale price. ....,............1 19c.
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White Goods.
[jWhite Embroidered Pongee, :

VWhite Embroidered Pongee, 94
 inches wide, a beautiful material
 for waists and dresses, value 50c.
 a yard, sale price. S5c. \ Peter Pa1l' Suiting, medium
 weight white goods with pretty designs made especially for Peter Pan waists and suits,
 values S9c., 50c.S sale price. .....
 ....................., ,25c. and 85c, 20 inch Persian Lawn, an extra good quality. value 25c. yard
 sale price ......-.............. .19c.
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WArERRI1RY 3. NORWICH Q.

Norwich, June 2O.-Farley had every thing to-day and Norwich lost to Wa terbury. 8 to 0. Waterburys first hit of the game, a home run by Thackera in the fourth, bringing in oHagaR, wen
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Mems Furnishings.

Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, plain henlstitched, regular sizez; also a few seconds" from 25c. quality; sale price. .sc. $L5O Chutt Shirts, detached and attached cuffs in nearly all sizes; also lot of extra sizes, 17, to 1SA
 bodies, made especially for large men: also included in this lot, Soft Shirts, with collar attached,
 in cream, grey, blue and white;
 sale price. ....... s.., ....a.. ....,. xl-1b 25c. Fancy Socks and Plain Black
 Lisle Thread, very thin and
 sheer, double sole and high
 spliced heels; sale price. .1Sc. pair Plain Black CWl1ale Brand) Socks,
 value 15c., sale price. ... pc. pair.
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DANAHER AND NEITHER AGREE.

Latter VIII Fay Slz1 TOT 0dNIl hUCk
 Grounds.
 An agreement was reached yesterday between Max Mettler and c. J. Dana her by which the difficulty over the use of the baseball grounds at Savin Rock by Mettler has been settled. The in junction obtained by Mettler to pre- vent Danaher from interfering with him in the use of the grounds will be dissolved.
 The terms of the settlement are that Mettler is to pay Danaher S225 for the use of the grounds on all open dates for the rest of the season. Danaher, how
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YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES NEW LONDON DEFEATS NEW
 HAVEN 3 TO o.
NoIte Touched Up at the Proper Time Waterbury Treats Norwich to Dose of ose-eggs--Hartford and Bridge- port Also Win.

New London, June 2O.-Ward was in good form to-day and shut New Haven out, to 0. He allowed but four scat tered hits. New London managed to get hits off Nolte when they were need ed. Hits by Kennedy and Rising and two fast double plays by the New Lon don infleld were the features aside from Wards pitching. The score:
 New London.
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Black Dress Goods

Entire Stock Reduced. During this sale our entire stock of Black Dress Goods, comprise ing all the best materials and most popular weaves, will be re- duced as follows;-
 79c. for $1.OO quality.
 95c. for SIPS quality. U. $1.15 for $15O quality.
 $1.29 for $1,75 quality. $1SS for s2.00 quality.
 $1.79 for $2.25 quality.
 $2.5O for $S.OO to $4.OO quality.
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IiningS.

Odd Lot of Linings, comprising Moreens, Serges Sateens and
 Percales, suitable for jacket lin
 ings, drop skirts and men's
 clothing; values 25c. to 39c. a yard, sale price. ..............-...10 10c. Lining Silks in a good range of
 colors; value S9c. yard, sale
 price .................... ........,...2 25c.
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Belts.

Choice of any 5Oc Leather Belt in
 stock during sale for ......... ,39c. Choice of any 50c. Silk Belt in
 stock during sale for ......... .39c. Choice of any 75c. or $1.O0 Silk Belt
 in. stock, black, white or colored,
 for ...................,......50c soc. Lot of Belts, black, white and col
 ored silk, some with large gilt
 buckles, values up to $2.9S, sale
 price, choice... .. .. .. ........$1.O %
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Val Laces.

German Val Laces in new and
 dainty designs, many matched
 sets, values SSc. to $S.60 a dozen,
 sale prices ..,........ .66c. to $2.7O
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Umbrellas.

A Here is a. chance to lay away something for rainy day.
 sS;EgTomen's Umbrellas, plain and sill
 yer trimmed, natural handles,
 piece dyed, taffeta covers; value
 s1-6O, sale price. ce.................$L19 L19 Afan's Umbrellas 27 to 2S inch paragon frames, ribs, pure silk
 covers; values $4.50 to $5.5O; choice ...................... $3. %
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the game for the visitors. The score by innings:
 R.H.E Waterbury ....o00200OO 0 1--3 1 Norwich ..."..O 0 % 0 0 0 0--0 2 Batteries Farley and Thackera; Hal ligan and Bridges.
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Velvet Ribbons.

Black Velvet Ribbons, narrow widths, the widths used so much just now for summer dresses, neckwear. etc.
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Kid Cloves.

Lot of Kid Gloves, some are lamb
 skin, others real French kid, black and colors, gloves that are slightly soiled from trying on;
 values Ssc. to $1,5O pair; sale price ................,... .b0c. French Kid Glove, 2 clasp, an inn proved make, black, white, tan and grey; value $1.75 pair, sale price .......i......... .$l.9 16 Button Kid Cloves, tans, modes, black and white; in black 5a and
 6, all sizes in the other shades; value $S.9S, sale price. .$25O
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Stationery.

One Pound Box of Correspondence
 Stationery, 4S sheets of paper
 and envelopes to match; value
 25c. a box; sale price. .17c, Kura Linen, one pound package of
 fine Linen Paper, always 25c. a
 pound, sale price. 1ec- Souvenir Note Tablets views of
 New Haven and Yale; value 1oc. each, sale price. .........,........7c
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The Ladies' Home Journal Patterns for July now ready.
BIG AND DECISIVE REDUCTIONS
Silks.

Rough Pongee Silks for Waists
 and dress, value SIPS yard,
 sale price ..................-... .59c. Cheney's Printed Foulards, value
 49c a yard. sale price. ....-.. .20c. Colored Taffeta Silks, white and
 black included, sale price. ... .54c. Short Lengths, Figured and Plain
 Silk, suitable for waists, sale
 price .25c.
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BRIDGEPORT, 6, SPRINGFIELD 2. Springfield, June 2O-Bridgeport had lit all it's own way in listless game this afternoon. Springfield tried Krebs, who has just been released by Holyoke, and he was hit freely while Springfield was able to do little with Cornen. McLane, also released by Holyoke, umpired sat isfactorily in the absence of a regular man. The score by innings:
 RH.E Bridgeport ..."O12O021O OO-6 F l Springfield ...0 oil 100 0-2 6 5 Batteries-Cornen and Beaumont; Krebs and Robarge.
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MohairS.

N1Olld11S Ss During this sale we shall sell our entire line of Plain and Fancy Mohair Dress Goods at the fol- lowing reduced prices:-
 Regular 50c. quality. sale X price ................. ,39c, X Regular 75c. quality, sale
 pTlc6......,. ...s..s....-s 0SC. { Regular $1O0 quality, sale pr1ce ...............'... ...19c. Regular $125 quality, sale
 prlC6 ..-................... ...96c. " Regular $150 quality, sale
 pr1Co ................. Sl.ZJ Regular $175 quality, sale
 pr1c6 .....".......s..... Sl.S5
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Philadelphia 70 OOO3OOOo o--S 9 9
 Batteries Rhoades and Bemis; Dy- gert and Schreck.
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Linens.

8-10 Bleached Damask Table Cloth,
 value $425, sale price..........$s.25 Napkins to match, in tea and din-
 ner sizes, values $S50 and $4.76,
 sale prices ......a......$2.5O to $3.5
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Detroit .........2OOOOO01" 0 New York ...O OO1O0OO 0 O--1 2
 Batteries-Donovan and Warner; Chesbro and Mcclure.
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Chicago ........o0OoOoo2 5 3 Boston ..........0 0 000 0O0 1--1 g 2
 Batteries-Altrock and Sullivan; Young and Armbruster.
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R.H.E.

Cincinnati ......02OOO1OOO-3 [ Brooklyn .......O 0 0 0 0 l O-1 i 1
 Batteries-Wicker and Schlei; McIn- tyre and Bergen.
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AmerlcaH League,

At Cleveland
 K.H.E. Cleveland .......UOO106OO-71 F Q
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At New York
 R.H.E. Pittsburg .....O11O012S 2-15 1T 8 New York .....0 0 0 0 1 O. 8 6 Batteries-Willis and Peitz; Wiltse, Ferguson and Bowerman.
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At Philadelphia

Philadelphia ....1 O4OSOO *-S II 3 St. Louis .......0 10000 O-S 6 5
 Batteries-Egan, Karger and Grady and Raub; Lush and Donovan.
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At Chicago
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At Detroit
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At Brooklyn
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At New York
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S BEFORE OUR SEMI-ANNUAL INVENTORY.

,at task as easily and Satisfactorily as possible we
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National Lengue.

At Boston
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Times Dispatch Branches.

lae following E-arch OTces have t'en 90
Ga shed f.r RE tenott ~ chose living at
.te1c. i-.n tar Alan Nf. ~ -.e me
an - ..csr branches ~ resolve me same
e-.-t-- a.t.at..n as Enough tnc5 ha1 perh
.rft lf t.t Na.a Office. and There VIII ue no
extra o.e- g. --e advertiser ....
s-AJ1lrEi.- DRUG STORE Twenty hiia
" p. EANEs lsls Esss Broad street.
4 A. SCOTT Iweu' -hfth and Broad s.reetSs
IS Il-I-AllS 5 PHARMACY. Twenty hrst aaa
ARRAY GRANT CO.. F7usneo and
a. ". LAIlNER No. 500 west Marshall
ThoNFsoNrs DRUG STORE. no. 1871 Wei
l. L BEVERTDGE. Brook Avenue ans Gay
RADYs DRUG STORE. Bar-,n Hagats.
f--fLs ORIG STORE. 80 So "'"-@'''-
.1Te Avenue. Fulton. e.t,
hobI@ s FHARMAcI. $50. 20 East MarsAAA
CITY DRUG STORE. NO l4A East Main
5UDsoN cUNNIN5HAM. 80. a-7 East Man.
giNE sT'RET7f THARMAcy. 40. s34 south
AIRE- FARBIsH Co. No. Da East Broad
7HE PARAGON PHARMAcY.' 30. 81 West
EATON FHARNACV. Teenty-eish.h and \
RlsoN 5 PHARMACY. No. iis Canal Street
HSNDLEY s. WALKER. TweAu-Hith ana
NORrHsIDE PHARMACY. Flfth and Baker
UARTERs DRUG STORE. 40. 1902 Hui
1wENTY- EIGHTH AND " STREET PHAH-
M a n; 17ty-eagatn and stTse am
49, Il5-ARMAcY. 80. 26oi = Street .-.
'tAHs- DIsFACTH. No. . North sycamore
F4MEs- DISPATCH no. .is Eissh Street
Lynchburs
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GRAND JURY TAKES
HAND IN BAD ROADS
conditions in Essex County Now
Before That Body-Colored
Woman Indicted.

=
IAPfAHANNOCK Va. Decentb.,- -
~" crowd attending court TODAY ~,
n"1 so large. owing 10 the very 80
~ Hea'u'r. Tho colored woman. Ma,
Susan Taylor. who has been ,o,,e,,- 80 y
jail here for some time. accu.,., "a
burning Mr.. VIII Taliaferro's barn h,
ppet Essex. was arraigued to-day ana
n"" Two indictments brought ia aeainsr
n'r' one for burning dwelling. ana On.
i'i burning Mr. Taliaforro's barn r.
OF court 'N'i"
A special grand jury has bcon s,,,,--
aii day on the much-vexed o,,..,, 'e'-N
bad roads in Essex x
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Wants
ONE CENT a WORD.
ONE CENT A WORD.

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising IS cent per
word. Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with q minimum cost Of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies to deaths. marriages,
obituaries and al other classified
notices. No display type allowed
,r tie classified columns
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q T.
Shells and Mice Spar Grit. prices right.
OH kinds chicken feed. w J. TODD
42f North Sixth
ASH SiFTERs.
THE "HUSTLER" AsH-STFTER s7r--rs
coal clean. without dust or dirt 4
Cnld can operate H. y. KLEIN a.
son Agents.
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING
FURNITURE. CHINA AND WEDDING
presents hacked and shipped with care.
JACOB lMLAIF. EOS West Main.
Phone 32g2
DVElNG AND CLEANING.
JOHN L. TOUCHE. CLEANING. DYE
Ing. securing. pressing. 10 East Main
Street
UPHoLSTERiNo AND MATTRESSES.
WE DO F1RST-CLASS TTPHOISTFR-
Ing at low prices. make new hair. FELT
combination and shuck mattresses: old
hair mattresses made over Ike new.
LEVY & kASS. . West Broad Street
Phone 1896.
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cARvERs. TABLE CUTLERY
CORN WHIsKEY.

FL MAIZE" IS 4 INCIDENTALLY
Pure Corn Whiskey. melowed and SOFT
ened by age. -Four fun quarts only
s. So. PROMPT delivery. Phone 1853 HE
PHIL 9. KELLY GO. GNC)
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GIVE THIS \ GLANCE.

6-year old Kentucky Rye. per gal. $500
o-year old Maryland Rye. per gal 50. so
4-year old Jassamine CO.. per gal. 50. IS
4-year old Kentucky Rye. per gal $500
No such goods ever offered at the price.
Prompt delivery
THE PHIL G. KELLY co. inc
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THINK or THIS. YOUNG LADIES,
$ TO s. PER WEEK WHILE LEARN
ING. MUCL IN a FEW WEEKS.
WORK LIGHT AND PLEASANT. CALL
AT WHITLOCk BRANCH. AMERICAN
CIGAR CO.. TWENTY-THIRD AND
CARY STREETS.
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BOTTLED IN BOND.

SOME PEOPLE PREFER A WIEiSK EY
bottled IN bond, we sell that kind. too.
Huron River bears Uncle Sans little
green stamp over the cork. that's SUM-
Gent. Four fun quarts s. 90 THE.
PHIL G.. KELLY co. QNCD
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oPTIcIAN.

YOt- CAN'T ALWAYS BELIEVE WHAT
you hear. you may believe what Won
see kut when you cannot sec the fol-
lowing errors OF refraction may be the
cause: Hypermetropia or Presbyopia
myopia or astigInatism. To know the
trouble ~ your eyes and 20 have same
corrected 60 20 Or H. BRETTSTETN
the Opucian us r.. Broad -.rcct. kN-
animation free.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
MISCELLANEOUS.
JEwELRY sPEcIALrlEs.

SOLID GOLD EARRINGS. NO Up.
Solid Colo Signet Scarf Pins. 500. Solid
Gold Signet Gun Buttons. s. 50 up: SOLID
Cold Signet Rings. $50 up. Solid Gold
Set Rings. $l.23 up. A. SCHEER. Jew
eler established 1880. 1855 East Main
Street. opposite old Market
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RYE WHIsKEY.

-FOUR FULL QUARTS MISSIONER,
best the world over ten-vear Old
Rye. $40 Souvenir flask old Virginia
Brandy with first order. prompt cciiv-
cry. Phone 1855 lie PHIL q.
KELLY CO UNC.)
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Meetings.

4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
or THE SOTrTHsTUF land 4 M
FkONEAiENT COMPANY is called Tor
tnc -fl day 81 DereuL.r 1915 40 a
O'Clock. 20 D.. held at the Office Of A. L.
Adamson Manchester VA 10 t,t-
action on two resolutions of the Board
~ "a meeting held on tho 18th dav Il
Decent er. 1895. 10 thn following eject
Resolved That section p of to
charter shall read ae follows
THE capital stock of said cornnar.y
SHAH n.t ne Joss than 81 0o1 nor rrora
than $4,000 and shall Doc divided into
shares ~ one hundred dollars Cgl0ol
each or this stock $50 shares shall bs
preferred ard 9s0 shares common
itceoiNed- That section 3 ~ tns
c.arter shall read as follows.
the place at which said conrar,.S
prinicpa Office is 20 be- kent shan ~ n
tie citr ~ Richmond. va
by order - Board ~ Directors
w ". POOL. Secretary
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Dividend Notice.


TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THH
lHcnmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
faiiroad Company has declared q SEMI
annual dividend OF four and half doll
lars $3.50 share upon its common
stock and dividend obligations pavabIS
January ?. 1907. Tie transfer books
VIII De closed from December q, l9O0
20 January 3. 1907. beth inclusive
Checks viii be mailed to all holders.
The undersigned should be notified OF
change OF post-ofice address.
d. K. KELLOGG.
Assistant Treasurer.
Office Of
Virginia Fire e Marine
Insurance Company.
Richmond. Va. Dec a. 1875.
DlNIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF TITS
company have declared dividend %
hve ger cent G125 per share and free
OF tax, payable January LIST next 10
stockholders Of record December IA. 1903.
Transfer books closed 10 January 4
1907. Dividend will be mailed to stock
holders. Changes OF address should b
notified the company
WAI. Il MCCARTHY.
Secretary.
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Business Opportunities

NANTED. SPECIAL PARTNER IN
Ihorousnly blished general store e.
furnish six thousand additional -
hest location I'm the State: prosent an,
aDal sales forty thousand. and can be-
increased An absolute 30 por com g.,
Nestme Mt thorough investigation CONT
"a. Address F.. >oi. care tris oface
RECOLLECT so RISK ATTFN,,e 90
u"IlnS your liquors from us Fverv-
tll.nS t-arartecd or money refunded.
ILgI4p1 CITY delivery. Phone 1855. THIS
Wa NI-D. PURCHASER FOR HAZE
IltgI'9, in raying business. with a.
WIlNott services. ten thousan.4 caeb 49,,
@.@ilrra- Address OPPORTT-NfTY. Boz
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A NICE HOLIDAY PACKAGE.

VERY APPROPRIATE NOT EXPEN-
sive. For $50 we will deliver a beau
uful Wicker Basket. containing six pint
bottles high grade champagne A bottle
makes such nice gift FOR your friend
Retail value nine dollars Express
charges prepaid on Out-Of-town orders
Offer good only till January /. 1907
order now. THE PHIL O. KELLY
CO. Inc. Local and long distant phone
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bE DEFECTIVE MILLIONS IN
jewels and money stolen annually. For
tunes I'D rewards oHered every year FOR
ietoN erlAS stolen property. tracking
Criminals and obtaining divorce and
similar evidence. capable male and fe-
male detectives IN univ ersal demand by
stores, banks. railroads and govern
ments j. tired OF your humdrum life.
tfy lhls most Interesting. exciting, Pay
MS profession, easy 20 learn and start.
send s for - 20 BE "a Detective
ar reward list we sell regulation oin-
cal detective supplies, handouts.
badges. bull s-eyes. police whistles.
rOS 4es' albums, etc. Send ten cents for
list kARsT q E<ARST, Detective De-
partment 6s, Dunelieu. ~ !.
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Boarding.


HAVE a HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
room on parior floor for rent. with
board. Ht very reasonable rates. THE
HAMILTON 1eN Park Avenue.
MISS PITZER. 115 EAST FRANKLIN
handsomely appointed house. good SER
vice. private baths
PERMANENT. TRANSIENT AND IA
bic boarders wanted at ole North
Eighth
WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR TWO
delighfful rooms with board. also
transient and table boarders. 305 w
Grace Street
WANTED. PERMANENT. TRANSIENT
and table noaricrs 6l2 =. Grace.
WANTED. BOARpERS. POO EASr
Broad Street. good tables reasonable
rates.
WANTED. BOARDERS FOR NICELY
furui shed rooms lo. T. Gtac. Street