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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-15
OESOE TOA-ALTA
Denuncias contra nu-
chOs adulteradores de
leche. = EnfermO.
POR SEDUCTION .
De la joven Carmen Marti-
nez - Examinadas para
maestrAs rurales.
POR SEDUCTION

JUNO I2.-Ayer fue un dia
malo para los lecheros. FL policia
Milalles, que les estaba dando ITEM
po, les IN tito nano yssapoco mas lie
ua el Juzgado de cacharros viejos y
leche, por manfcstas infracciones
a las leyes de slniia1.
AL Juez municipal de Baya-
mon toca el resto.
Nicolas Rodriguez, de Que
brada- Arena, llevaba amores con
su convecina Carmen Martinez.
FL amor vehemente 10 arrastr6
a la seduction, y por esos avances
Sc encueutra bajo la accion del Co.
digo Penal.
Don Eladio Izquierdo, dis
tinguido jefe de una larga fa,nilia
y honorable miembro de nuestra
sociedad, Sc encuentra enfermo de
bastante gravedad.
-Dofa Estefania Nieves, otra
apreciable seiiora, .madre amantisi-
ma de los Hernandez entire los cua-
les fguran don Mariana y don Del
fin, concejales de este ayuntamien-
to, tambien Sc ha.la gravemente en-
ferma.
-Deseamos vivalnente que las
virtuosas y aprovechadas sefioritas
Lola Santini y Francisco Sevilla,
nueStras amigos y compuebianas,
logren sus titulos de maestras ru-
rales, como resultado de los exa-
menes que sufrieron hace POGO en-
Vega.baja.
De seguro que seran buenas
maestras por SIT inteligencia y sus
virtudes.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-15

En- Ia corrida de toros cele-
brada el 20 de mayo ell Madrid la
mo la atenci6n que presidiera al
principle el ex-matador de toros
don Luis Mazzantini, hoy teniente
de alcalde, y despues el CONCEAL
sefior Diez Vicario.
FL hecho tieue la siguiente ex-
plicaci6n. Tocabale presidir q I'D.
LuisS, pero a causa del frme pro.
p5sito que desde SUI retirada del to-
REQ tiene hecho, de no volver 4 in
tervenir en- asuntos taurinos, Sc ne.
60 a ocupar la presidencia y en- su
lugar fue designado el Seiiot Diez
Vicario.
S1polo, sin embargo, el rey, y
deseoso de probar la frmeza del
proposito de su buen amigo, el po-
pular ex-matador de toros, lie hizo
saber el agrado con que lie verla
ocupar Ia presidencia, cosa a la que
en- Ell acto accedio adon LuisO, no
sin tener que solicitar de un grande
de Espafia el pasajero prestamo de
un flamante sombrero de copa, para
comparecer ante el p1blico con to-
dos los attributes que su importante
mission requeria.
Presidido Ell primer toro y con
feliz exlto, por cierto, don Luis
expuso al rey su deseo de retirarse
de la presidencia, toda vez que su
incon 1icional acatamiento 4 la vo-
luntad regis habla quedado va de-
mostrado, y como ell rey le diera la
autorizacion, al mismo tempo que
las gracias por haber accedido a
sus deseos, Manzzantini dejo el
puesto, y pas6 a ocuparlo el sefior
Vicario.
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De san GERMAN
Monsenor Jones Ell esta
ciudad. Proyecto de
I'm Colcgio cat6lico.
SERIE De FUNCIONES
Fallecimiento de des. entu-
sisstas unionistas. .-Ofcia.
les de la Guardia Nacional.

JUNO I3.- Durante los dfas
miercoles, jueves y viernes de la
semana pasada, fut nuestro hues-
ped distinguido, el Iltmo. senor
Obispo Monseiior Jones. FL saba
do, en- el tren de la maiiana, sali6
para Mayagiiez.
lie acompafian en- ST. viaje el
doctor Caneja y el venerable Padre
Berries. Su vista a esta ciudad
tuvo por objeto la renovation de los
cargos en- la virtuosa Congregation
de las RR. NM, Carmelitas, y el es-
tudio del proyectado Colegio cato
lico que SC establecera EN- el antique
Convento Po1ta Cells.
Numeroso gentlo acudi6 al re,
cibimiento del ilustre prelado, y por
la roche fuG obsequiado con una
esplendida reception, ell Ia que to-
mo parte principalisima el uOrfeon
Germeiion, cantando en- los jardines
de la Casa Parroquial, las mas bri-
llantes pleas de su rico repertoire.
Dirigfan el aOrfeonn, el Rvdo. Pa
Dire Juan Larrinaga y el maestro
Morla.
Una serie de funciones tea
trales ha sido organizada a bene6cio
de nuestro temple cat6lico, para
atender a su arreglo y embelleci-
miento. La segunda velada Sc We
ri6c6 el domingo, estando a cargo
de inteligentes afcionados. Hizo
la aperture, el ilustrado orador y
celebrado poeta Lcdo. Jose de Die
60. Immense gentlo llenaba el tea
tro de bote en- bote. Ell verbo sa-
crosanto del cristianismo Ell labios
del sefor de Diego, llega directa-
mente al coraz6n del pueblo. Ha.
bio por espacio de dos horas, siendo
interrumpido a cada instante con
estruendosos aplausos.
Despues subieron a escena tres
zarzuelitas del genero chico: oEn
las astas del torop, aMusica clasica,
y aTriple Alianza.D Su desempeiic
estuvo regular, sobre todo la parte
lirica. Los coros y la m1sica, bas.
tante ajustaditos.
Ell jueves Sc lament6 el fa
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ED|cTO! 5UOICIALES

Am:sO.-A las personals que ne
eeSiten insertar en- este periodieo
edlctos judiciales, advertimos que
deheran pagar anticipadamente su
in,rorte, 81 no tiene relaciones con la
empresa 8 no envian dichos .edic-
to por conducto de nuestros agen-
teA Las personals relacionadas con
nosotros pagaran el importe total
cuando este hecha la mitad de las
inserciones.
La Administ,ati6n de sLa EemO.
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cYuc50.s
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llecimiento del querido correligio-
mario don Antonio Ruiz Porrata y
el del honrado ciudadano y amigo
nuestro don Marcos L. Arce. Para
anbas familias va nuestro sentido
pesame.
Mariana Sc veri6caran en- el
teatro la election de los senorts
que han de formar la ofcialidad de
la Cuardia Nacional en- esta ciudad.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
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GRAN HOteI1eStluIaAt "INGLA1ERRA'
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
TetUan 10y 12'-Cruz Z y FOrtaIeza 2l,

Consda sxpresamente para Capacad para paSaeros
Stuac6n mas centca Vsas la bahia las ce Teuan Cruz
FoaeEa FL mas fresco ventado de capital 81 comedor de
or las Antas Tne oepaameno independence fmias Ds
de AgcO ge ademas del pazO antique de las comdas tema
americana guso del pasae Ten carruaes de uo INTERPRETERS
haducOres precOs gu los demAs HQ Sc hacen aonOs
manales.
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Anuneios. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iSu niQuina no e'cribs bIen?

Pues, por TN preciO m6dico Sc
le cenpone mandAndOla q los RSta-
dos Unidos. Sc reniquela, Sc repin-
ia y se Gambia cualquiera pieza por
cra nueva 81 fuere necesario. D1-
Mase Il correspondencia al Sedor
II. n. Pl o. Box 441.-Marcelino
Mirabal. San Jose II, altos.
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For Sale.

FOR SALE. a FINE DRUG STORE
and business in TidewRter; in town
OF 300 inhabitants: good farming
country and oyster business and
factory business, stock will run
from $4,000 20 $500; own building
and lot; a bargain TO one who wants
GOOD paying business Address
Va ~ ~ N -
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WHITLEY KILLED
BY STRANGE YOUTH
Head OF Great Department Store
in London Shot Down by Man
He Had Not Passed by That
GIVES NAME OF WHITLEY
Police Ascertain, However, That
lie Had Not Passed BY That
Name-Attempts Suicide.

LONDON, January ga dramatic trag-
edy startled London to-day. when William
Whlteley. one OF the most unique. and. at
the Same time. ono Of the most prominent
hsures in the business world. was shot
dead in his store by youth claiming to
be his son. The assassin then attempted
TO blow out his own brains.
Tho name OF White.ey has become n
household word. in England owing 10
the enormous department store IN London
run by n company OF which Mr.. White
ley was president. and he was the pioneer
In such enterprises.
The crime occurred shortly after mid
day An unknown young man was ac-
corded private interview with Mr.
Whlteiey in the latters private office.
"nere the two men remained closeted for
le" moments. AS Mr.. Whitley
emerged from his Office il was observed
mat the young man WAS following and
importuning him. while Mr.. Vhltele, ,,.as
waving his visitor off and threatening 10
CAL tho police Suddenly the young man
whipped out a revolver and fired two
shots point-blank AZ Mr. W-hiteley. Tho
bullets lodged IN MI Whiteley's head.
and no feu dead. Before the ASSASSIN,
could be secured ne turned he y,es,,o.,,
upon himself and inflicted what is be-
hevcd TO be "A mortal wound
mo personality OF the assassin and tho
motives Tor his crime are enveloped in
mnch mystery. lie gave the name OF
Ne,H Nhiteiey. but relatives Of william
whitley disolaim all KNOWLEDGE Of him.
ne police found no papers or other
written matter on his person 20 lead to
the establishment Of his identity but
they discovered his place OF residence
ana learned that he never had called
hi.hseH Nhiteley there. The clothing OF
THIS young man bore the initials ii. r.
The police ara OF the opinion that tho
f''iNe for this crime. when discovered
VIII show that there were present none
OF the elements OF revenge for personal
INJURY, but rather that the attack upon
MI Whiteley was result Of a fancied
ErlcNa nce
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Glee Club Entertained

The Woodland Glee Social Cl,h 49,.
H.llE ttuiy entertained i'm the homo -
D.. f. poe. on Iwenty-frst Street.
oy her daughters. Misses Nadollr,. ..
May me bo1e. few evenings ago RI
naliS ana parlors were prettiiv a.. rs
aattu IN palms, and the dfnln f--re,,,.
was artistically arranged in the co I'Iii
% t1e CLUB, in the midst OF which the
,~vt.,us, me woodland GIeo." la silvcr
produced most charming 80
t"'. MISS Mamie Shelton added ro,,r,
10 the pleasure OF tho evening by Sc
.,i 49,. D'autifui vocal selections. as ala
-. 'i"n fnale quartet At II
$500 1He guests We're invited into tia
utllhS room where refreshments ,vors
- gu ~ ar - hoz" assisted her dauRh-
S,ucs'a- Among those present were
MtsheS Mamie shelton. Gertrude Acr,e
Ina felvey. Madeline Boze J.ssie
Cwens. Madeline Dominica Alien uord
Stsy fetI"N. Manic Boze. Mossrs Ern-
csI1 Randall. Frank Williams. charlie
and Julian lord no b"
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Surprise Party

. IN" OF the most peasant affairs Of
past week was "a SUI, rise. marty
HtsSh inc Misses Watkins ia their homo
4 ilnay evening. Tho young ladf.g
800 taken completely 10y surprise. bit
20 eiitieeh were equal 20 tho occasion
"ln gave their guests "a hearty yv.l-
s"iIe- music and games were in
ollged I'm until 10 o'clock. when ia
lr"shmonts. after which mo f-afati.s
We resumed until late hour Among
s.'S" VINO composed tho uarfv ,..re
~ Ihses Lottie Rooney. Kate HechIer Fs-
Sle atkins, Hazel Cole. Alice rfecblnr
na tole. Alviua Garrncfrnan Fnr7
H'.nE' hssl" Permelmau. May FeIvpv.
Jessie wiucr. Nellie AlSton Aifr. Mo
Thet. kuth Watkins SalIic smith. Bar-
1era watkins. Retha watkins. M.s-rs
l.i.. NeS.-i nsnause. Blaine Wright
- cifcA, Richard Watkins.
s,i.-i IN wright. Howard Jones. David
" nee. turisty Smith. Earl Kelley
Milton Smith Mt and Mrs watkins
assisted tho Young ladies' in rpe.irInz
ana entertaining their guests
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RECEPTION TO PASTOR.
Rev. Mr.. Earl and Wife Wei
coined to Paramount

a reception WAS rendered Monday
evening by the congregation OF Fair
mount Baptist Church 10 their new pas
tor, the Rev. J. a Earl. and his wife
Ar Earl was installed last Sunday
morning. and the congregation turned
out ia fun force 10 greet him and 10
express their good wishes for a happy
ana successful pastOrate- Mr. Earl IS
from New York and had supplied tho
pulpit 90 the church on several occa-
sions prior % his being called. The
ofncers 81 the church express them
selves as greatly pleased with the i'm
preston Mr. Earl has made. and saw
tuat the outlook for tho church work
has never been better
During the evening a delightful pro
gram WAS rendered the following
young people participating Misses
Mamie shelton. Ella Fe!vey. Mary
smith. Marion Richardson Lille smith
lnez HObson. May Felvey. Oracle Miller
Mrs 5. / Gary. the Woodland Csle.
club Quartet. and NJ. Ray England
who acted as master Of ceremonies
AFTER the program was over the
ladies served light refreshments in
abundance
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TRAVELLING MEN WIN.
interchangeable Mileage on All
Southern Roads.

Tie Atlantic Coast Line Railway am
nounces that effective at once. inter
changeabie mileage arrangements have
been perfected by which the southern
Railway and all Of its branches the
Illinois Central. Mobile and Ohio. Gin
cinnau. New Orleans Texas Pacinc.
fazoo and Mississippi Valley have be
come parties % what mas hitherto been
known as tho Interchangeable mileage
ticket 20 the Atlantic Coast Line. Sea
board Air Line. and Louisville and Nash
vile. and other rnes aggregating about
twenty.
a general book. good over all lines
in the territory south OF the Ohio and
Potomac and east OF the Nfississippi
Rivers will be issued as soon as Il can
be gotten from the printer In the mean
time the new lines will accept the issue
Of the Atlantic Coast Line. and the At
lantic Coast Line will accept the Issue
Of mileage books OF the Southern Illinois
Central. Mobile and Ohio. etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
TEMPE RANCE PEOPLE
TO STaENGT HEN LAWS
While This Is Their Plan for
This Year. Prohibition Their
Ultimate Goal.
Ultimate Goal.


(Sper iaI 90 TIE T mes i Iis0afchl
RALEIGII..% y. g.. january - The state
Temperance Convention tonight. after
lengthy discussion adopted q platform and
resolution declaring IN favor OF state pro-
liDition, but agreeing that for tha press
emf tho Legislature shall be- asked only
20 strengthen the present temperance laws
by a more general and effective ant-jug
law and make possession OF Federal H-
ccnse evidence Of retailing. and demand
a more general enforcement Of tile press
cnt laws.
II was said that the personnel of tIs
convention was two-thirds for "a state
prohibition. but Governor Glenn tonight.
in a lengthy and spirited speech. advised
that no demand be made on tle present
Legislature for an election on prohibition.
as he was advised that the request would
not be granted. lie thought il best I'd
just call for Strengthening and enforce
mcnt Of present laws with state prohibi-
ton as the ultimate goal. however. The
Governor pledged himself TO lead CAM
paign for state prohibition lf tine convene
ton. after PRAYER ANA denberation.
thought II best 20 undertake such cam
paign at this time.
IIeriot ClarksOn, Of Charlotte. was chair
man Of the convention. which held three
scssions-mOrning. afternoon and Tonight
until past midnight
The joint committee on railroads and
other public service committees Tonight
heard representatives of The newspapers
az the state on amendments to the pend
Ing bills as to transportation. allowing
the present law as to contracts with news
papers for transportation TO stand. and IN
the end the amendment was voted down
by vote of six % five. This leaves
the Graham bill under which papers could
only receive mileage for specified con-
tracts on space dates for advertising.
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
\ B-FolloN'inE schedule figures published
only as information. and are not guaranteed.
100 A M-Dsily-Local for Charlotte
lll5 A. -Daiiy-Limited - BUFFET Pull
man 70 Atlanta and Birmingham. New
orleans. Memphis. Chattanooga and
All the south. Through coach FOR
chase city. oxford. Durham. and Ra-
90 y. ~ Ok. Sunday-Keysvill Local.
1850 ? NJ -patly-Lirnited Pullman ready
$3.50 =. NJ Tor all the South
YORK RIVER LINE
$50 p FIX Sunday-No 1910 West
Poiut-Connecting for Baltimore. Mon
days. Wednesdays. and Fridays
z-lb Z A.-Moucays wednesdays and Fri
cays-No. 10-Local 90 West Point
AS M--tK SUnday-No. 7&-Locat 20
West Point
9 20 -. NJ. Sis = NJ Prom all tho south
SO 7 NJ From Charlotte. Raleigh. Dur
ham. Chase City. and Local stations
$40 a. Prom keysviile and Local sta
fious.
s.l5 A No. I5-From Baltimore and
1o.ss a ~ 40. wednesdays and Fri
DAYS
SIS P No 7s-From ives, Toin. and
Local stations
G. " WESTBURY. n T
ego Z. Main St. Richmond. Va
c. p. ACKERT. y HARrWTCK.
UP and Gen Mgr. Pass Traf Mgr
w. p TAYLOE. c. y A.
Washington. u. a..
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POST-OFFICE SITE.
Authorities Here Await Passage
Of Annronriation Bill

though II IS known that a number
OF places have been and are now under
adNlSenent as a temporary location for.
the Richmond post ofYice while the pr,
posed new Federal building IS heinz
constructed. vet II IS the opinion of
nose IN charge Of the situation that
done with reference TO the matter
pending the passage Of the enaergencv
appropriation bill by Congress. This
bill contains an item Of $50. 600 FOR the
expenses Of temporary quarters. ana n
u should not 20 through. OF course.
the work VIII be delayed, and the ONCE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Chesapeake c. Ohio Railway

CINCINNATI INDIANAPOIIs. ST louis.
CHICAGO. LOUISVILLE. NASH
VILE. MEMPHIS
10 81 daily and II 90 =. " daily ev-
cept SATURDAY,. i As p. NJ Saturdays
WESTBOUND LOCAL TRAINS
FPS ~ and .l5 =. NJ week DAYS
NEWPORT NEWS. NORFOLK AND OLD
POINT.
no A NJ and 90 r. " daily
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD
POINT.
T.25 A NJ and 500 = n daily
JAMES RIVER LINES
1890 A " daily. 5l5 p VI week days
Arrive Main Line from West $50 "
-.S 30 a " $3.50 = NJ 49, -t5 b. " From
Past. go. 05 A NJ I'll As a NJ - 100 + "
5000 J. NJ James River. 'ss 80 u &C .55
? NJ 'Daiy. ''Except Sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

BOOKK EEPER AND GENERAL OF
fec man. desires position with s. real
estate nrm now empi yed' city ref
flee
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Notice.

i.Dlmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad COMPANY,
once OF the Treasurer.
Byrd. street station
IArlmond. Va January "a. 1907.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tNe Certlhcates Of Dividend Obliga-
tons and Dividend Scrip. issued 10
Gle holders Of stock and Dividend
Obligations Of the Richmond. Fred
'rl ksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company. TO the amount ~ IS per
cent ~ their respective holdings at
f.. close ~ business December 2Oth.
lHus are ready and will be delivered
f1 holders or their attorneys by tho
Undersigned AT this once.
D. X. KELLOGG.
Assistant Treasurer.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD

THE RATE Tor Classified
Want Advertising Is cent per
word. Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with a minimum cost OF 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies 10 deaths, marriages,
obituaries and all other classified
notices. No display type allowed
I'm 'tc classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Cigars and Cigars.

customer, II want cigar"
Dealer. Yes sir; here's good cigar.
Five cents straight"
customer. ~ want a cigar"
Dealer BEG your pardon. sir Here's
our. special fifteen cent straight The
Catholic Standard and Times
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least present ~
- tho better opinion, however tho,
Wlthln the next ten days the bin v,.ii
ter. ~ INC mat
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Ssaboard Air Line Railway.

sOUTHBOUND TRAINS sCEDULED TO
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
$40 A M-Local TO Norlina. Raleigh.
Charlotte. Wilmington. 2.2O p N -Sleepers
and coaches. Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida Points 43 p Solid Pullman
train To- ST. Augustine. 80 r. M-Sleep-
ers and coaches Atlanta. Birmingham Mem
phis Savannah. jacksonville and Southwest
NORTHBOCND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY
8 20 A ". - = ". 80 = ". 5 IS p NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
R richmond and Petersburg
Electric Railway

cars leave corner OF seventh and Perry
Streets. Manchester. every hour ton the hour
from A ~ 20 DO T.. M Last II mid
might. Limited car. 5.f5 i. 81. daily. except
sunday
cars leave Petersburg. foot Of Sycamore
Street. every hour from $3.50 A 20 10 -
p VI Last car. II 80 +. N Limited car.
T.I5 A NJ. daily except sunday.
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich
mond cars
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Clyde SteamShipCC

PHILADELPHIA
CHMOND AND NORFOLK LINE
FreiGht received and delivered daily at g.
& - Ry. 60 = Depot. Seventeenth and Broad
Streets ~ X. WDODFIN. Soliciting Agent.
C1de Llno wharf Phone 510
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7 irginia Navigation Co. S

" irginia Navigation Co. s
" JAMES RIVER DAY LINE
STEAMER poe HON r A g
IEANES FROM OLD DOMINION
WHARF MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
AND FRIDAY AT 4 NJ for Nor
FOLK. Portsmouth. Old Point. Newport News
'laremont and James River landings con
Meeting az Ola Point for Washington Baltl-
more and the North. Staterooms reserved
FOR the night at moderate prices Electric
cars direct 20 the wharf Fare 81 so ana
81 Norfolk Through Excursion Tickets on
sale ~ Richmond Transfer Co. $40 H. Main
street. sos 7 Main Street or on wharf or
steamer. Round Trip 50 So
Freight received Tor above-uamed places
and an points IN Eastern Virginia North
Carolina and tho East
JOHN r MAYER. Agent
IRVIN WEIsIGBR. Gen'I Mgr
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Railroads.
r. F. ca P. $$ #satRsSa251s55Sssuac


r. F. ca p. ssS5SEa B,GsRl9kseuso
IN -, a POTOMAC n. r.
LEAVE RICHMOND - NORTH
WARD.
$40 a M. --BBSiiIy-nyTa s. s., Through
800 A Daily-Mafn 81 1bro,,s6 A.,
90. Pullman Cars N''
''V' n, NJ Except Monday - BYRD 81
en- .hrough All Pullman Cars
'-oV a M-Weck Days-E,lba Ashland
Accommodation
$40 A M-Daiiy-Byrd st. Through. To-
30 noon-Week Days-Ryrd ST Through
''V0 M--Week Days-Byrd st. Frcdor-
5,o lleksssurE ACCOMMODATION
$50 = -Vsoi, M, ain 81 Through
comnodaton
$40 = M.-Daily-Byrd ST Through
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND - SQUIRT
WARD.
'''o a, Week Days-Elbs Ashland Ac-
90 A M--Dany-B ST Through
90 a. M--Week Days-Byrd St Freder-
AA'oV a M.-Week Days-Byrd Sc Throurh
2l2 p. M.-Daiiy-Main st Through
s'to r M-weel Days-Elba. Ashland
Is P. Daiiy-Byrd St. Through.
300 p M-Daily-Byrd 81. Through 10
$40 p Daily-Main st. Through. An
1890 p. M--Daiiy-Main ST Through
II 30 p M.-week DAYS - BYRD street
Through. All Pullman cars
NOTB.-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor car.
on all above trains except trains arriving
hichmorr II 80 A. NJ weeks vs.. and local
accommodations
Time OF arrivals and departures and con-
nections not guaranteed.
w u DUKE c. ". Ct-LP. ". p TAYLOR.
Asst 20 Prest Cen Supt Traf Mgr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Daytime to Baltimore

MRM Via c. G. O. Ry. and Old Point,
ltTedN T. s MAIL ROUTE.
IN Leave Richmond via c. 4 o.
III daily. except SUNDAY. ~ f. NJ .
~ connecting a. old Point with
steamers OF old Bay Line. leaving us y
NJ arriving Baltimore $40 A. NJ connect
ing North. East and West For tickets and
Information. apply to g. & .. Ry.. Richmond
Transfer Company. and 30 sac East Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Rooms For Rent.
Flats Wanted.

IINI = 81 Z ID Il . L s Z X z r y / \ 4;
apartment or furnished house from
February 1sf go June LIST Locaffon
between Jefferson Hotel and Ches-
terrified Apartme preferred Ad-
dress APT 500 Chesterfield
WANTED. MODERN FIRST OR SIS
Cund flat of three or four rooms In,
Address b 56S care Times Disrat.i'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers Except satur-
day. making connection In Norfolk with
Main Line Ship following day at = NJ.
also Norfolk and Western Ry. at 8 A. NJ and
3 =. NJ. and Chesapeake and Ohio Ry at =
a NJ and 90 p NJ. making connection
daily except sunday at Norfolk VITA Main
Line Ships sailing az y NJ. Tickets sOS
r. Main Street. Richmond Transfer Co $40
r Main Street. The Jefferson. Murphy's
Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
ONE CENT A WORD.
Help Wanted Male.

WANTED. DRUG CLERK. UNAiA IL
ried. state references and salary eN-
pected. o. =. Box 474. Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Steamboats,.
= -.
old DOMINION
- STEAMSHIP co.
Night Line for NOrfo1L,

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
street, at Z. M. stopping az Nevrnorr
News en- route. Fare 81 SO one way. 81 so
round trip. including stateroom berth, meals
SOC. each. street cars to steamers yvhsrf