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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
cineii Bargains.

Thursday advertised for bargain day. including several excellent values We sold them Tomorrow another bunch Special pces they'll go Will you get your hare
 Huck Towels plain hem coored border 36x18 12 2
 Turkish Bath Towels full beached long loop 13c Extra large bleached and Cscsnt bath towels 35c grade Monday. .... 24c. cOOed and white mosquito ne yards each Monday 49c bed spreads heaviest and largest quality made worth $225 Monday .es:. :. .$169. hemstihed sheets You'll be surprised the Gue.iy for. 1zc. Pillow match just good the sheets. 23c.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
Sbirt Waist Suits
THREE DOZEN SALE.

THREE DOZEN SALE This is genuine money Three lines selected Special attractions for and their prices them attractive.
 The first dozen dainty lawn suits of excellent quality lale dotted figures and tucked skirts We anxious but look be anxious formerly $500
  One dozen plain white suits the style and sbd above These have had $500 season. tomorrow the One Dozen White Linen shirt waist number different special price from .$75O $125O LINEN SK1RTS-Made in all grades all styles and embracing features .$ .$1J50, $2.50, $350 and 450
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
gbefnise Sale.

Nothing has greater demand than bargains but when the goods right bargains don't exist When say hese bgains we mean both the garment and the price.
 Ladies' Chenses made of good musn plain corded bnd nice garment well made, Monday. 49c. Ladies' Muslin Chemises dainty tucked yoke neck and finish ed with edge of embroidery 74c. Ladies nainsook schem dainty edge soft and cool, Monday. 74c. Ladies Fine Nanook Chme excellent garment with yoke of French embroidery. :. .$1.74
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

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Monday like Thursday always does but this weeks Monday The rainy and muddy last slight pretty day. will be great The army shoppers and the spells of trade exposed easy This why dsp army with bargains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
.MAY5AANGG. NEGRO \. Al
ONaB0ARD. 0FB ! \
Novel Execution Place sug gested
to Prevent Angry Citizens
from Lynching Bee. III.
e.,,.c,a Et6 Tho i,Tin, ~ ispatc

Especial to The Times ispatch.) az sss
MD, Jul VI 8. George
scott, alias William Lee the negro who
lcriminally assaulted Mrs. Lily Barnes
and Miss Frances Powell. Of Somerset e
county, who was convi cted and sentenced
to be hanged, may be tho first crin, II "a
to undergo capital punishment on Q boat y
a 1t$ihas been sugg estsd by authorities tflt,s
mat, inSview OF threats OF lynching made
BY r the citizens OF Princess Ammo, he
county seat OF Somerset, the negro 4 'pe
hanged b on a steamboat, preferably 4 one
3of the state oyster police steamers an
5cliored IN Somerset county wa ter for thy
purpose. It is proposed to erect the
scafrold on he main deck Of the steamer Ri
tt Is claimed that the execution could b,
carried out as successfully on the deck
OF a steamer as on and. s.t s j.l
Ii. Az the state authorities desire to avoid
any attempt at mob s,viol Hence, It Bis likely.
the Somerset county authorities will con i
sent 70 the unique plan for hanging tho
negro on a. boat 4t 5ss$ al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07

ALL Full Of oY AND n: y Po \ 4
~ 81 GeorgE "a bariia an yll|iI
Tennessee Revel5 Hi attract oitiiss lss
ofFthe Unfamiliar N orth. sEs|


{specia Ito The Times Dtspatch III
NEW DIRK July sIi .---,Monkeys.
subway and u wreck gers. dozen
drons ana Ice cream q soda were some
~ tie things q seen yesterday by tn
seventeen 3 most popular WI girls sin the 7
South. 1t was their verde that New
~ ok was al toget her Lowell y. that every
street was a fair and y that 3 road way.
with Its millions Of ghtsi was ~ 0f5 81
illuminated cutenes %gBSS
All had come from the land jof the nlhs
snolia and the oeand ers as guests q Htas
ne w,pape In Chattan enn:,S y 81 ichH
had iorganized S the IN pop u g rit sweep
stakes I In which they had Won oyer I've
hundred compel tors. One ~ the con
:testants received two mil lon tes. and
sitSis no {wond or she did. T he others Wsrsa
praised by hundrd Of thousand ~ BAL
lots NJ All lS Cieorgi Ia, Ala bamaN and Tenl1esssS
sea- was interested. 4 and after this trip;
IL over there MI III no doubt be- orpo.-SS
rated the Tri- State "a dmira ton Comp "
Unlimited t. ism 1T Sou TO sS
II Just to show wha 1T Il isi thoug int of the
E.seyenteens most popul ct home may
/ L;ea said that ~ ttanooga caused their
special train to be lad ~ It'll = bot
81 soda and gingera pops 800 Neapol ltaEn
ice cream bricks and 100 ounds ~ bon
hon a. fSt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
WILDE RESTORED.
Endowment Is Be Raised for
Ancient Church in West
s8s3 moreland County.

u A5 plan Is on foot to provide d fund for
I the restoration and care OF old Ii eoco-
Srnico Church. built IN 17os. In more
land county. n: VI "a
Bishop q bson and Arch deacon Jokln
Poyntz Tyler are both heartily !. In favor
{of 5 the project IN have given Il their
earnest support. e. y, 81. !.
S9 ii a pamphlet written ~ g Nressrs: Wat
,ryler Mayo, 8. Downing Cox and Walter
r. Crabbe, an Interesting stor ~ atold
8.,hasl stood through two y centuries OF
changing scanes, anl has experienced e
variety 81 usages little.scontemplateda BY
those whose plous hands laid u ts n fount-
dations.' s3 ~. s.,
Il 1t3is related how tor seventy years the
loyal subjects OF Great BritainH " ere re-
quired to assemble there each Sunday or
pay asf lne az tobacco; y how later Y became
a soldiers. barracks "a school house and y
barn. 8s HI 8li
During the War III OF 1872. the COM
Emunon table was removed and used as
meat block. while tbs bap dsna1 font
served as a punch bowl. n ffss'.5
8si Happily these relics have been recov-
erred Gand are now In the old church. &of
whose history Bishop Meade in 1898 wrote
an interesting account NJ
Z n In the Nve9try book OF the olo 1tIurcn
appears the names OF some OF the most
distinguished figures In the history OF
Virginia. and indeed Eof the tWno'e conn
try. b 53i V! .Gts s VI S
\ There are. 1t would SEEM, but few few
churches II, y the 4 State belong cling to an
older period than Yeocomico. such as
'Briton" at williamsburg g, and / the old
est Of al, the snithheld Church. tbs
q Il remark Gable fact that In this latter aa! ':r'
church a stained glass window has IS n 2
erected to the memory Of General y Lee,
whose name Is inscribed as Robert ~: "a !.
rnund Lee. instead OF Robert 70 70 Wat s. 4 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
GUILTY MURDER.
|N.SEC0 ! ] |:
Trial q Railroad Officer d ice! WIS y I;
Killed Robert Lane Comes
'5ss @ to End. s3 s5$
(sneoial to The Tlmes-Dispatch

a 81 y (speoial to The Tlmes-D ispa tch.) II. "
Ii CHARLESTON w, VA. July 6,-The
Howery murder trial, which has occupied
the Criminal Court for the past tive
weeks. cane to a close this afternoon. when
the jury, after being out anout twenty 'e'1ty'
minutes, returned q verdict OF second DE- t1E',
gree murder against John y Howery for
the killing OF Robert Lane on the eve
Ming OF Decenl Der 23d last
Howery was II special officer on the
Chesapeake and @ los local train. on when
Robert Lane and two Of his brothers were
passengers. IA dispute arose over the pay
ment OF fare when the train reached
Maiden, a station ! six mi les east OF;
Charleston, where the Lane brothers
lived, AEfight ensued between II the lat,
ter ana Iowery, In which Robert Lane
was shot and killed. d II
Eminent legal talen was eInpl Dyed "
both the defense and the State In the
trial, Howery's defense being conducted
by Harry Nj smit Of Rlohmond, AS
while Prosecuting Attorney Avis was AS
sisted by a number Of local attorn eys, an
Guiding Attorneys Belcher and Curry. II
SStauntoR, va, l8sis y I.
sentence has not yet been passed e but
the verdict carries with at g. penalty Of
five to eighteen years cont inemeHt In the
penitent!ary at the d discretion Of the court,
The usual motion to set as ide. the verdict
WAS made nv 1ower,El' Q att9gns1 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
4, ], Z, h 7, !

mouth, he tthe 3engin eer) let drive at me-.
Both Of us were fighting, and the mate 3. Z
interfered by 4 drawing his lrevo yer and
helping the engineer, while the cook,
who was standing on the galley ran to
the rescue Of the officers with his Ratchet
In one hand and 4 revolver in THE other
i was gaining the day hen the cook
sailed In. That was abou 40 a NJ !,
and even then was winning from oil
OF them when tho mate fired one shot tt,
from his revolver at me, but mis- sed,
when I drew my revolv liver = promptly
shot the a three OF them. and \ down the
galley they went. 81, s5 81, KIN IL
\ Thea captain vas III. the cabfnj wa tching
the whole scheme that he (RumilD had
icorlcocted, and which I had battered all
up, and generally bea ten. 4s@ When IS saw y
the captain coming up. before he had
any time to shoot me. I shot him twice.
and down tllec cabin he went, and I be-
hind him.; The captain and the cook
were killed by me 4 also the mate and the
engineer. s The only / man Who saw when
the captain, over boa I'd was Coax
ley.
IA give the honorable young Nh: William.
u. 81 Belarhy the III nest sofy praise for his
power towards u my d efehse sytylll ch he
lis entitled to- and also the Rtst r ev. FL
Robert Bennett for his kind treatment
9 HENRY SCOTT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
NEWS OF THE : j SICK ) =
Interesting Gossip About 1 Those e
at II ospi tails in the City

5as8 IL Hospit in the City.
lS ,,rs 7@ Ya mes Kahn. o. No. 1926 Laurel
STRAIT was operated upon at the WE
esnia Hospital Thursde and an d 81 s { oo'n tNs
u Dr. 81. Iawley w Martin. Jr..of Lynch
burg. Is receiving az me Y'rT
g g az FL Fl n ace, of No Nortt,
I'VE ty-second Street entered the 10 hos
pital yesterday. =, !. 2, =, ].
Esl .s e o,oo tho az hospital
yesterday bad bruised from neins M M
I MY !. R. AIarst teller the old Gonfed-
ton tta = some time ago. is getting alloDnS
n'f Professor Landon 6. Painter, lately of
Red Springs a NJ. CT, who has peen ~ ZOE
some time at the Virginia Hospital :le' Is
L MIA n w spence. Of Ed ater, Va Va.
liz Improving after "a long illness.
"a MI. r. j. Beard, OF Bracey. A. As = re-
covering from an operati Ion at tn 3H1r
= s'n n E. 6. w. Weiseger ., Ashland, Il
#'s Mrs. <. 6 ]. peasants Of 5Mercersville.
ya.,sis taking med ical trea tment ct ' me
a Mrs. rs w. I s.. Barnes. Of Amelia county.
u NJ r. Shepherd .bof 10. FOB East Ear.-
shall Street, Is convalescent.
Mrs. j. Il O. Porter. Of q Charlotte Court
house, Va.,a Is receiving edical trea Z
ment at the Virginia Hospit ~.
"a Mr. =. Carlton. Wake rs very se e.Ii
ously Ill at the Memoria Hospital s.
Miss Catherine An toni, who has been
THAT the Memorial Hspital Is Improving
s33 Miss Az b. II H Hey is at the Memorial
Hospital recovering from an II opera ton
recently performed. .F
D. NJ. Hudgins, who was badly burned by
an engine explosion is Improving steadily
at the Retreat for the Sick. VA
Mr. Frank Smith was able TO leave
the Retreat yesterday s$ " fsSsf h.
3 & Miss Phillips entered the Retreat for
the Sick yesterday. .53 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
.|E:X'.P[O.S.|.O||.|N|...H|'I.L|..IL|.,SI..
FOUR ] |N1UREs J! X.
Boiler House Of Michigan Dye
Works Torn to Pie Build
ings Shaken.
IiRYl. lAlIssociate d Press,)E

Il SAGINAW. MICH, July g, -Four per-
sons were killed and six more jured.
two 81 them seriously. hi he xploslon
to-day 81 a large gasoline tank on the
second floor Of the boiler; house !. g. g M
CosendaI Dye Works. on North y eTerson
Avenue. The dead are p: AZ. Foehi.
Louis cosendai, Carl Cosendai end q, George rg
ssndai. proprietor OF the aye works,
fatally burned Earl Norris, burneaf U about Y
the head. feet and arm.s CONG ltlon nnt
and Frances Gutke. knee injured. Rufus
Newman and his nisrer. Hattie, were
slightly burned by the fire, which broke
out Immediately after the explosion. il
tank q gasoline e sna Y hdiIep
house Was, torn to pieces, The explosion
Wrecked. ,suseS ali the glass in the buildings in
the block in which the dye works was
situated, and V the fire a spread lmmedi-
ately to the Sherna House barn. where
caused 5000 damage The less h due
$4,000. The total loss "a estimated at
$4,000. r I. Il VI is Il " Is IF syl & s y 6t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
iIY.PHO|DEv|S|TS
.....|.N.EC D ! 4. |: {.
Experts Investigate the Causefof
the Cases at Elizabeth
n VI I; College. ,,.t
FORTY CASES IN. N TOWNSHIP Is 1. {
Water Board Warns People to to
Use Only Boiled B NJ
s 'lsi's h Water 85fS
| FORTY CASES IN TOWNSHIP.
M % The lT4mes- Dispatch.

i5yE Especial to p ne T1tr1es- Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTE, N. q, Jul, O. Or. a l 4, .
HI Anderson Of the United States Marine l! y
Hospital Service, and William W. Locke X;
III the Metro pol ttan Water and Sewerage Y n1s
Board Sot Massach,s tts are making az "
expert invests heref to ay II, to the
causes OF The recent cases of typhoid
fever at u Elizabeth College, at least two
4 OF yyh ich were tai. "; X
AZ thorough exalrh ton OF the college
s,irrp tndlng and the watershed from y, \
p-i,toh the city gets Its supply was made tl
and the gent en,e1, Il rctu rned homie TO- to
II ght. 4 After due eiiberatt ton thear re- re-
port will be made. The Bonrd OF Water
8Comrnissio nars, n 4 has ISSUED g warm ~. \
ing is water users to boil all the water 81
used for tlrtr1 king purposes. Giving to the
con l.cting reports on THE condition 81
tho water, one authority declaring II
good and ar,other giving 2 cos1trar'y re- 'l
port 5lf " NV 81 !. 4, !. /,
. There are only about 10 cases 81 typhoid
fever q now In Cha riot te b tow1,ship. the
rrt,ab tants are much distur bed 9 vsr4 OILS,
uuieting rurnors and the lirsatsy e ctor 81
tcondtti6n OF the water suppl III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
SUMMER IN ORMlIAlLL
WILL CT OSE I D Az y
Lectures to Teachers Have Been
Greatly Enjoyed Hiss s. Read / ezl,l u
Will Remain. SS,

NJ AZ ter the session OF to-day the Rich,
mopd Summer Normal Will be closed = 81
theT sea son, and the various Instructors
viii cave some for a eason ofS re6tS an no
Others for q new Il cid OF "a la n %
a nong the most pl easant eatuIes ' ~
been the model school. Isl oo1lducsed ~
Miss q aleski, who ge1ayes with tho best
wishes OF all who have seen h 's, e
work. 81 s 44s IL & /, Il
gfs; Mrs. Read. the art teacher Will rer
main, a tho request OF her class. for Q
week longer, during VIII ch line she VIII
ntinue sher5 work ! n wat ter color q nd
"a esiRn Ing and will n take up some new
lines In perspective and Ink work, n
sl3 Yesterday Dr.. Mitchell de livered tho
third lecture on the French Revolution:
10 -day hisS subject will include ore s
summary OF the work OF n apoleons Bona
parte. " \,
the discussion OF the subject OF the
s1nodl.irn s ourrlcnl unl with reference no
modern social demands. He said.
Il .Tha modern tendency In geography,
while not negleorng the physical a nd
political phases, is NO emphasi2 e more no
social and Industrial side. We sf must
study the earth not pr nlarily from the
standpoint OF the 1 scientist, but asieth "a,
home sot man. as the scene OF his act !
pyatleS, ms occupation ana ms 31luusstI1eS'
I II we focus the attan ion on the most
important and significant facts. the De-
Y tails will come naturally and easily
I'm nat ure stody one OF the fund amen,
4 tai aims shoul ID be to get the pupil TO
appl what he learns In school To the
Improvement Of his surroundings out side
che school, his home his backyard, his
street his alley. his tNllo le neil II
n Here tllte speaker referred TO the WORK
Of q the Civic Improvement League ana
urged the teaGhevs to cooperate In this
work. Y, u, 4 u.
snce OF studying the lives OF the great
uxe41 OF history. d, 4iii. q FL q
While We should not forget X In our,
history work our great mill taTy4 leaders,
We should rene nlbe1, tina " at ter AL peace
hath her Victories no jless reno no chan
war. = " Us n. S 5 4. II
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meets Il WAR
SECRETARY at LUNCH !! j J. !.
Has Accepted Invitationf or#N Next
Week from Winston Churchill
and q theirs. NJ
fRv a,so,,,ciated n Press.l

LONDON, 8 July wi lllam Jennings
Bryan to day lunched with Major John h,
II. Beacon. the United States inilitary
attach to meet War, Secretary Hald q q .
The luncheon was arranged par icularlyi
50 thrt N i Mr.. Bryan and MI dal dane
could meet. No other guests were pre- s..
e,1t. Mr.. Bryan has decided to remain,
Ia London TIL Thursday, principally 70
hear 3Ir aldane, at the ALTERS inv Ia
ton. deliver 81 spec ctl on army retrench-5
,n1ent IN the House OF i Commons, aftqs
which Mr. Bryan will $ tart on his tour
Of the Rhine. switzerland and Italy; Mr. y r
Bryan has also accepted an invltati ion for
next week from Wins ton sSS Spencer
Churchill and others in public life. when
he a will meet many promln ant persons.
ferfwill 60 to $Yeatpark to- morrow With
Am bassador and Mrs Reid al 38ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
/ NEW RECORD
ON Linotype

Special to The Ti,nesspis tch.,

Especial Ito The Tlmesrblspatch.l
SALT Lake. UTAH, July 6:y-charlss
Herald. broke the worlds record TOR
linotype compost ion. Nichols set loe, 500
ems Of nonparlel type corrected. In seven
hours and tlfty-tWo minutes ctual work.
Ing time, The previous record for eight
hours was $4,000 ems OF nonparsil, made
by Taylor and Green In Chicago, IL 1885.
at q meeting of the lnternat iona Iyp o-
& The type set by Nichols failed $40 inr
ches OF "a standard width nswspape per col
uHn and la7 pounds sol BNstsI WsFs sass,
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5Visib le. g otton Supply.
< fRv A ssociated Press. $Sg:s
,(Byi LASSOCIi

! Il NEW ORLEANS Jlly .s-- Secretary
sHester,s statement OF the orld ss yfsts
bic supply Of cotton, issued to day. shows
the. total visible to be 2. s811 81 .against
81 f44s6 last and iass
IA Of this total Of d rnerl lean cot tonsis
1.6161l3,S "a ainst A. 2.466 las q week and
2,049 q s6 last year. and all other kinds.
Including Egypt, Bra I'll, s9$ Ind Ia, etc.ss
41,ss5ooo, a against d, $50. 900 last week and
4, 26sOO0 last ear. n OF the; visi bic supply
OF! cotton as above, there Is now saf loat!
ana held In Great Bri tain and ontinentaIl
Wear; in Egypt,I $500 Against II. 900 last
year; in India, sS S63, 900 So gatnst 80 900
last year, and Sin& the United States u Is s..
900 against s Il 900 last y ear.
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TO5COMBAI tn |.
new Goal Rate.
CONTINUED from First P7age.)5

Company, The Valentine Meat Juice Com
pany. The American tobacco Company,
and The Richmond Paper Company. Ii
was determined. after SO me discussion, to
place the matter in the hands Of a COM
nittee, composed OF two manufacturers
and four dealers, who should formulate
a plan OF action and report at a. meeting
to be- held next Wedne sday at midday, at
the Chamber OF Commerce. The COM
iInittee Is as follows:
Chairman. Mr.. Malvern g. Patte rson,
president Of the r. 5A- Patterson Tobacco %
Company. ri ~ IL.
Mr.. Nv liam T. Smith, manager Of tho
White Oak Coal Company. III ist
Mr.. a.. D. Land KIN, president Of tho
A. D, Ianderkin Company, Incorporated
Ell Mr. !. =. Vdcto ri w III ianls, ulanag en- OF the
Richmond Branch of the American sTo-
bacco Company. W Y. Il. 3
81, Mr.. @. p, Iathrop.
Mr.. 81 n. Halves, IL "a 81 I3a 5g
n It is not known what action the COM
lmittee win take nor what the exact nsl-
tures OF Its demands will be. The nlanu-
manufacturers,Si It Ia said, will be satisfied
IL the coal ey use Is !nclu ded In the sl,35
y rate. KS 58 .;i I n {, III hi 4 ,.s *
Stevens Has Heard Nothing
e President v Stevens. OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio. said last night that, he tladl
aecAyedI no conan lnllc atlon from tho
committee, and therefore could not say
what Its demands We're, IS ll3i #
Major HotchlS kiss, general traffic lnNn-
ager OF the Ghesap aka and Ohio. is out
of town and will not return until Aion-
day A II Mr., Goo am AN. traftl c manager O :
the Chamber OF Commerce, was asked
to state the reasons why the Chalnber;
Of Commerce had aiken UP the matter
Of the coal rate, He rapli led tllalt the meet!
ing had been private and that no was
not at llberty to dlvulEe What had been pes
done, Ef 7i5ss,s3 III II
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u Stevens Has Heard Nothing
Personals and Briefs,

Mr.. Cosby M. y Robertson Of Yancey's
Nils lis Who has recently graduated from
Viii Viii be ordained at his home church at
iYancey's Mills tuesday,. Relat YES and rs
the noble aud honorable profession which
7 Miss i Ma bel Wiley and Miss Maria Til
man, OF Yancey's M Ills, are attending the
School of Methods In ChaFlot tesyllle.
Gently, returned from the Grocer Semi
nary. IN Pennsylyani q will preach AZ
Hilisboro Baptist Church Sunday. 81
X Mir Emmett Gentry returned yestsr..
relatives at Crozet, NJ e 5 }3i 3 ~ ss i rs
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- N . lll.i
Musicale at City Home.

.M,ass Lillian Harris, 8organiste Of Grove
Avenue BAPTIST Church, assisted by Mrs.
Eta IA Bryant, Miss Mamie. agland. Mrs.
George Davis Mrs. Roy Ford. pr. RI ~.
Hudgns and Or. g. II; Mason. gaye,<cS 2
saveral 4 solos and Ri instrumental pieces
We, rendered, and the evening was spent
Veryd delightfullyS by the inmates Gof the
Home. for WI om the musicale was ar ar
ranged. " Sss VII u 85i sSf3 3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
.S!I[|ABO|ARD COMPANY
DECLARES DIVIDEND.
{. ny Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. July -.A Announcement
was made to-day that the directors Of
the seaboard Company have declared the
initial semi annual dividend OF two and
a.Shalf per cent. on the company's first
preferred stock. The Sea board Company
Is a. corporation formed in pursualac e Of
a plan for reorganizing the seaboard Air
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Druggists M us:!;t Live.

4 the last time had u this prs
scription q lled here, In this very n sans
hottle,SEit was only six ty-fi I've cents. and
'now5you want a dollar gEs
Yes; but thisli Is colored ri Ink 3. and you
can't get cochneal for noth hing. n uck..