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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-26

NEW YORK, April 26.-RiValrF
between the Keith-Proctor and the
Klaw & Erlanger combines has
served to lift vaudeville salaries to
the clouds. Which brings to light
the fact that vaudeville as a career
for women is just about the most
alluring. For the stars, at least. it
is the golden age. President RoOse-
welt receives little less than 81 900
q week. Marie Lloyd is coming
over from London on a contract
that pays her 81 800 week. She
will work for Keith and Proctor.
Several English stars have also
consented TO enter the employ of
Klaw and Erlanger. Claire Romano
signed when the agent told her that
$3.50 would be the reward for a
weeks work. Daisy James and
Rosie Lloyd proved more suscepti-
bic and they'll take the voyage for
$500 each ----
Some American stars in vaude-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-26
MOONSHINER'S DAUGHTER

Are youuns's goin' to the doin S
at the school house tonight" in
CURED Tim Ruggles. drawing his
team to a standstill at the Beck
with's gate.
Yes, we all are goin, reckon"
pretty Bessie Beckwith answered
boiSterouSly-So boisterously in
deed that the strange gentleman
on the grocery steps across the
lane sat up and took notice Kate
Beckwith and Tim Ruggles glanced
at that individual and then winked
at each other
There amt no doubt about it"
said Bessie cautiously, hes the
government inspector and he's after
pa. He's the same one who caught
Jim Harwick last fall"
"Sh-h, he's lookin' this way" eau
toned Tim. rs you pa sure goin'
to run the river tonight?"
Yes answered Bessie, "by Nc.
Dougall's ford. Pas afraid to fool
around Parsons landing since they
caught Harwick there"
well, now I'll invite our friend,
the inspector, to the doin's.
reckon he'll be kind of surprised
when he arrives tonight and finds
how bad he's been fooled"
PLAY it good, Tim" said Bessie,
its the last chance you'll have.
| didn't tell you that pa amt goin'
to make no more whisky, did L?
Well, he amt When you see a
blaze up on the hill tonight you
can take it for granted that they
got the whisky off all right. Pas
goin' to burn the still"
A few minutes later, the govern
ment inspector, apparently taken
off his guard, had accepted Tins
kind invitation to see the "doin S"
at the school house and promised
to meet the young Kentuckian at
that institution at 1870 sharp.
Bessie Beckwth sat in the half
twilight and nodded her sleepy
head over the last apple of the lot
she was peeling for the morrow's
pies. The old clock on the mantle
had just chimed the half after 7
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-26
CRIMINAL GANG
DIFFERENTIATED
Special Correspondence to The Press


MAPLE, Italy, April 26-Seven
hundred members of robbery,
Matchmaking and kidnapping gang
have been arrested here by the Ma
pies police, who believe they have
unearthed the most gigantic Grim
inal socity in omdern history. The
gang has held Naples in terror for
. years, and during that time
has secured over $l,000,0o0 in
booty The organization called it
self The Beautiful Reformed So
ciety."
The head of the organization was
Enrico Alfano, a young man. with
remarkable criminal proclivities
He went among all the lowest tav-
ems of Naples and picked out the
most disreputable characters he
could find to join the society. Then
he gathered round him an inner cir
Gle of expert thieves, who served as
his executive committee. A most
elaborate initiation system was car
ried out in all cases.
Alfano was like Moriarity, the
great criminal who nearly over
came Sherlock Holmes. His name
was never mentioned and he him
self never assisted at any of the
kidnapings or burglarieS. He Sc
cured a major share of the profits
and lived in magnificent style, keep
ing several automobiles, giving big
dinners and moving in the highest
social circles, where he passed as a
millionaire. At the houses of rich
people he visited he made mental
notes OF the best means of effecting
an entrance, where the valuables
were kept and the habits of the in
mates.
The meeting place of the gang
was tavern kept by Gennaro Quo
colo and his wife Mary. Cuocolo
imagined that the thieves did not
treat him fairly, and finally told a
detective all about the band, giving
him a list of murders.
The police moved slowly and AL
fano, hearing of the informer's act,
had him and his wife murdered.
Then the police drew in their net
and landed almost every member
of the society. Alfano alone of the
leaders escaped.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-26
The DailyJhort Story

and even before the echo had died
away she heard step on the walk
"a strange step-that sent her
heart up in her throat. In a sec
ond she had dropped the pan of
quartered apples on nearby
chair and reached for the rifle over
the fireplace.
Put up the gun. miss" said the
government inspector in the door
way
"O-I-I supposed you had gone
to the doin's at the school house"
said the girl confusedly. you'll
be late"
Don't try to fool me-" said the
big man CURLY. Il want your
father"
You want my fa-"
"Oh, he's gone already, eh?" said
the United States representative
We'll. they'll get him at the land
ing-Farson landing"
Poor pa. But Bessie heaved
sigh of relief.
I'm going to send you all to
jail"
"Mr. Inspector" pleaded Bessie,
don't be made. Like apples? Help
yourself"
you pretty little vixen" -, the in
spector burst out, you can't jolly
me, you moonshiner!"
Pail moonshine you when he
comes back from McDougall's ford,
reckon, for talkin' this way to
me-" the fiery Kentucky spirit get
ting the best of the girl, you
Yank."
"McDougalls ford?' the inspec-
tor queried sinking into a handy
chair, but | thought" The girl
threw up her hands and laughed.
But I've got the evidence" the
inspector burst out, that hillside
distillery-'
Bessie had drawn back the cur
tain and pointed at a great con-
fiagration on the hillside
There goes yer evidence" she
said.
The inspector collapsed. The
girl was ready for him. Sne hand
ed him a small glass of whisky.
DO you believe in spirits, in
spector man. she asked.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-26
VAUDEVILLE WAR BRINGS FORTUNES
TO SALARIED PERFORMERS

vile do almost as well as Marie
Lloyd and much better than the
others mentioned, Ethel Levy, for
mer wife Of George Cohen, and Cis-
sic LOTUS get a stipend of 1000 a
week. Marie Dressler is paid 81 900.
A dozen or more of American girls
in vaudeville receive as much as
$500 a week
Agents of the American combines
are also raiding the London stage
for male performers of high degree.
Harry Lauder, considered the big
gest prize in this class. has signed
to work for Klaw and Erlanger for
a spell next fall for $500 a week.
London experts are saying that if
he had held out he would have got
ten $4,000
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-26
DOG HAS MANIA FOR ONIONS

WOOSTER, o., April 26-Grocers
Of this city are offering a reward
of $40 for the arrest of a thief. The
thief is dog that has an appetite
for onions and steals them when
ever he gets a chance. The dog
seems to know that he is stealing,
for he appears suddenly. digs out
the largest onion he can find and
dashes off with it. The canine eats
onions as greedily as an ordinary
dog would eat chunk of meat.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-26
THE MOST DEsPICABLE OF CRIMES.

Still another day with definite tdngs of little
Horace Marvin.
OF all the crimes that infeS the calendar there be
despcabe than that of this form of Kidnapping
We can understand theft murder, but the mere
contemplation of q crime that its instruments
innocent child most profound and
tempt
The father of the boy must know this how the
fathers and mothers of the land with him in his
frantic search and how every cry of his heart meets with
kindred throb in every home the country holds.
If ardy Justice called upon to pursue reent-
lessly and to punish without mercy this is the time.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-26
TACOMA HARRiMAN'S TOWN

TACOMA. April 26.-J, ID. Far
rell, Harriman's representative for
this state, and E. C. Hawkins. chief
engineer of the Union Pacific.
stated yesterday that within IS
months Union Pacific trains would
be entering this city. In the next 2
years. it is estimated, the U. p. Co.
will have invested SIS 100000 in
Tacoma
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Mems Furnishings
SPECIALS ALL DAY SATUR.

Mems madras shirts. various
new designs and colors, light
and dark shades; have them in
all sizes: values up to S5c.
SATURDAY OSC
MEMS NECkWEAR 23c
Elegant variety of four in
hand ties, new spring patterns
in SOC silks; also teck ties; va
rious cOlors: values to soc.
Sale price ................ .23c
300 pairs of mems new spring
pants in worsteds and tweeds;
striped effects and mixtures,
made to sell up to $3.50.
Saturday price ...........$1.75
Mems blue overalls. bib style,
all sizes; values Csc. Satur-
day ........ arc
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Mems Underwear

Mems fancy ribbed shirts and
drawers in pink, blues. browns
and ecru; Use values for. sec
Csc to Csc SHIRTS FOR 1ec
Mans fancy summer weights,
jersey ribbed shirts and draw
ers in pinks, browns, etc; val
ues to 35c. Sale price. 800. ice
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BAD LUCK WITH GOOD LUCK

STANDPOINT, Idaho. April 26.--
r. w. O'Brien, a common laborer
near this place, has been left $120,-
900 and some real estate by the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-26

death of his rich uncle, Patrick
O'Brien, at Sydney, Australia.
Yesterday it was discovered that
$4,000, the first installment which
was sent to O'Brien, had been
rihed in the mails.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30
Tillres.D ispatct) Dra,lcbes.

The following Branch Offices have been
established for tho benefit OF those living
K at q distance from tho Main Oifice of The
Times Dispatch The Timcs- Dispatch wants
lef. at any OF these branches will receive
TIM same careful attention ns though they
had been ieft ut the Main Cnice, and there
will be no extra cost TO tho advertiser:
sLAuGHTEH's DRUG STORE. twenty NTH
and NenablG Streets
W.. y. EANEs 2sl3 East Broad Street
A. a. SCOTT. Twenty.fifth and broad SITS.
W1LLlAMs.s PHARMACY. Twenty nrst and
Marshall Streets
TARRANT. GRANT G CO.. Foushee aud
BROAD streets.
E G}W. LATIMER. No. 900 Yves. Marshall st.
IHoMpsoN.s DRUG S'rORE..,ho 1891 W.
Main Street.
L L. BEvERlDGE. Brook Ave. and Clay 1t
PADY's DRUG STORE. Barton Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE No. 5000 wiz
liamsourg Avenue. Fulton.
ECBiN's PHARMACY. No. 200 East Mar.
shall street
CITY DRUG STORE. No. l4s4 East Main
street, corner Fifteenth
JtDsoN CUNNINGHAM. no. so11 Eas,
VILLfss PHARMACY. ITO. Se4 South Pin.
Street.
lIRK-PARRisn Co. No. AZ East Broad
Street
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. sol Yves,
Cary Street.
EATON PHARMACY. Twen,y-e,sh,h anl
KIsoN's PIIARMAcY. No. 11e. Canal stree.
8ENDLEY "a WALKER. Twenty-nfth and
J. T. LEWIS, No. s East Broad Street
koRrHslDE PHARMACY. Filth and Bake,
Streets.
cARrERs DRUG STORE. No. 1902 HUI
Street. Manchester.
TWENTY EluH1H AND NsTREET PHAK
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SOCIAL, and
PERSONAL
ENCOURAGEMENT 4

A ANNOUNCEMENT Is made by
~ Mrs. John II. Cooke, OF No.
~ South THIRD street, Of tic en-
gagalnent OF her daughtor.
Rachel. to DIR. baskerville
OF this city. The wedding
Will take place ut Mrs. Cookies resi-
dence on January 21st. Mt 9 r. NJ.
Miss Cooke is tile daughter Of the,
late General John II. Cooke, Confederate
states Army, who was for many years
president Of tile Soldiers Home. She
Is very attractive and popular young
lady.
DIR. Bridgeforth Is a son of Captain
George -. i3ridEeforih, of Luncnburg
county. but for some years lie has been
practIcing in Richmond.
Double Wedding.
The Laurel Grove Baptist Church
Pittsyiyanin county. was on Thursday
the scene Of a very pretty double mar
riage. when, at high noon. Miss Nora
Annie Dodson became the bride of Mr..
William Caleb Dodson and Miss Annie
Maude Davis the bride of Mr.. Abner H..
Dodson, the Rev. w. e. James ofticlat-
ing, in the presence of large audience,
which entirely filed tho church.
The church was very tastefully doco-
rated with ferns, holly and other ever
greens. an especial feature being a
large and beautiful arch of holly and
cedar with wedding bells suspended
from Its top. At the sound OF tho we'd
ding march, beautifully rendered by
Mrs. w. =. james, the bridal party
entered.
The ushers. preceding. were Mcssrs.
p. S. Dodson. with X. Il. l.. Farmer.
and 3. II. Holt. with John y. Schofeld.
Down the centre aisle came MIR. Will
liam c. Dodson, attended by his brother.
Nh. Robert NJ. Dodson, as best man.
and these were followed also down the
centre aisle by Mr.. Abner II. Dodson.
attended by Mr.. Walter *. Davis, as
Ills best man. Down the left aisle
came next the first bride. Miss Nora
A. Dodson, becomingly attired In 4
travelling suit OF garnet cloth. with
hat and gloves to match. She was at
tended by her sister, Miss Bessie p.
Dodson, as maid of honor. The second
bride, Miss Annie Maude Davis. in a
brown travelling suit, with hat and
gloves to match. came down the right
aisle. She was attended by Miss Helen
Keeling, as her maid Of honor.
AS the two couples stood under the
arch the. Rev. Mr. James performed
! the ceremony. after which the party
ileft the church in reverse order, to the
strains OF the wedding march. Amid
the. congratulations and best wishes OF
n host of friends the two couples left
FLOR Sutherlin Station to take the north.
\ bound train for Richmond.
| Mr.. William c. Dodson and his bride
will reside in Richmond. where he !!
now engaged in business Mr.. Abnel
I IT, Dodson and his bride will return
from their bridal trip to continue thetl
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Surprise Marriage.
Especial 10 The Times. p'spatch.I +,

[specaIto7The ea'pisiaSH ~ ~. 8
l.AIPORIA. N'A., December as''z-i ~
marriage OF Miss Marye k'stelie - scar
borough. of Waucnese.; No.. 70 M.
William NIoundf!eld OF Emporia, " hichs
was celcbra In Norfolk on, Chftsenas
hundreds OF friends of the contracs-
ing parties in this community. Y
Miss scarborough y decided 9 g, i IA :.
North Carolina. She Is n young LADY
Of many rare charms OF mind ana
character. while the groom, Is one. o.
the most popular Young men N tSwn.
land, and rs a nephew OF Hon. ohm
Chaplin. who lives in Greenesytlle,
Mr, and Mrs. Moundfiela VIII MAKE.
their future home here, W here ne sholoa
.Greenesville Manufacturing, CompanY.3
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Belp Wantro, 3tlale.

WANTED. for U. S. Army able bodied
an INN ,, men: ostWTen aess eI - ~
good character al temperate habits,
who oau-speGk. read and write Eng
Iish Men wanted now for service IN
Cuba. For intormation apply to ke-
cru.ting Officer. $40 East Broad ST.
Richmond. Va: 3 Sycamore ST, Pc
,ersburg. Va. or Columbia Building.
CRANKY ST., Norfolk, Va.
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Dibibenn nottres.
Bank of Richmond.

Bank of Richmond.
Richmond, Va, December y 1907.
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF
this bank have declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF 1 Ia per cent.
from the net earnings.
Transfer books will be closed from
this date TO January 2. 1908.
Checks for dividend will be mall
ed. T. X. SANDS.
Cashier.
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Host ana Toul,u.

LOST. LADYsS WATCH, BETWEEN
twenty eighth and Franklin Streets
and Iwenry- eighth anu Broad Streets.
or between Twenly-elgnth and
Broad Streets and Tniny-lirst ana
Broad Streets, Sunday afternoon
about 1870 o'clock, double case god
watcn. with initials II. H. Il. on back
attached TO fob with locket. Reward
" returned to Miss HATTIE T.. cry ;
ANT. 211S East Franklin Street.
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planters National Bank.

Richmond. Va. December 20. 1907.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have o-day declared the usual semi
annual dividend of per cent. Gree
OF. taxi on the capital stock OF the
hank, payable on and after January
RICHARD NJ. SMITH. Cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

LOST. SOMEWHERE; BET w Z +: ~
Eighth and Broad and Twenty-fifth
and Marshall Streets, diamond ring:
may have lost on Twenty-nfth Street
ca.; s25 reward II returned TO this
office.
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wv AN ID S. w AN il S
1 a WORD
ONE CENT a WORD.

THE RATE for CLASSIFIED Want Advcr.
Using ts cent per word. with a minimum
cost Of 10 cents for each insertion whsn
raId In advance. and Is cents when charged
Thu sapo ratio applies to deaths. MARRIAGES,
obituaries and all other classified notices
NJ, display typs allowed in tho classified
columns.
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Real GStatf far AaIc.

FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS At
lowest prices on easy terms: great
,st bargains in Virginia. Write for
catalogue. Address ELAN G.
CLARKE. Charlottesville. Va.
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American National Bank OF

:
DIVIDEND NO. 90.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OBJ
this bank has declared Its regular
quarterly dividend of one and one
half per cent on the stock of this
bank payable January LIST. checks
W. - o. b. HILL. Cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

WANTED, AT WESTERN STATE HOS
pital. Staunton, Va. a tailor who can
cut and make up clothes; wages.
s1.50.per day; board. room and wash
ing; must come we'll Recommended.
Address C. MILLER. Steward. Staun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

LOST. a LARGE BLACK AND WHITE
pointer, unbroken; little timid: large
head; face somewhat dished. Liberal
reward IL returned to, DR.. ED. Nc
CURE, Al East Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

fishers Pelrs perlodicals.-The board
Of directors have declared the regu-
lar semi-annual dividend OF 4 per
cent. on the preferred stock OF this
u. n. NEWMAN,
Secretary Treasurer (
December IS, 1907.
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WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER
I trade. new system; eight weeks COIN
pletes: expenses earned while learn
Ing: tools donated: board provided;
positions guaranteed when through.
Write FOR free catalogue. MOLERS
BARBER COLLEGE, 207 Bowery, New
4 York City,
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WANTED, YOUNG PEOPLE, PREF
crably high school students. to do
work during spare time. Any one
who Will devote thirty minutes daily
can earn two to three dollars week
~. Send 20 cents for sample and
particulars to Box 14l Madison
Square Station, New York City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

THE pggL1c TO n KNOW 3 !,
East Main Street. buy sell. exchange
ard remount diamonds In the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken in
exchange.
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miscellaneous.
>~~><--~>~--.>- ----r~~.~--.>-.o-
RIIRRER REPAIRING.

NUBBER 1tI1FA1f1SG.
RUBBER BOOTS IALF-sOLED. TIC;
heeled, 5Oc; patches. loo and up;
overshoes heelcd, Soc; Rubber coats
altered and fixed: hot water bags
and other rubber goods repaired.
DREW'o ELECTRIC RUBBER RE
PAIRING, 716 East Main Street.
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SITUATIONS, aprofessiollal.

WANTED, BY "A REFINED LADY, A
position to teach in private family at
4 college: full graduate and expert
encetl I.atin, French, mathematics
ences exchanged. Address TEACH
NJ Err Box 81, Chatham, Va, &ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

The Union Bank OF Richmond.
Richmond. Va. December, 10, 1907.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have declared a semi-annual dividend
of three dollars per share. or per
cent, payable to the stockholders
on and after January 2. 1908.
GEORGE w. CALL,
Cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

Commonwealth Bank, Richmond, Va,
December 2S 1907.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
bank have declared their usual semi
annual dividends Of 5 per cent, pay
able on and after January-2 1908.
w. L. WALTERS,
Cashier
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Gnr 6a[e.

FOR sALE.-I WILL
sell at .. sacrifice the following au-
ton,obiles: one Maxwell. Iive-passen-
ger touring car; one White Steam
er. one REQ runabout, one Dragon.
one Detroit, one Rambler, one VIM
ton one Holdsman and one Jewell.
3. a. BLENN Err. 1907 West Broad
Street.
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LADIES $50 TAILORED SUITS,
MADE; 10 ORDER, S4U. THESE SUITS
AkE MADE OF THE BEST MAIZE
RlALS. LINED WITH GOOD QUALITY
SILK OR SATIN. IN ANY STYLE YOU
H ntiR HttEGI; VII HE o suins WILL
BE MADE DIRECTLY AFTER
CHRISTMAS. NO OTHER TAILOR
IN RICHMOND CAN BEAT QUIZ
VERY LARGE SELECTION OF MA
TERIALS. WE: WILL ALSO NAME
OUR REGULAR $40 BLACK BROAD
CLOTH SUITS FOR $40. WE HAVE
A SPECIAL LINE OFt GOODS FOR
NlOUrNlNt}, Wr1lCH WE Are MAX
ING AT a BIG REDUCTION. al. GULD-
STEIN. LADIES TAILOR, ,21Ut NORTH
lt'ItvrH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

EVERY DEPosIToR IN "A BANK IS
equally entitled to the greatest Sc,
curity and tho best service. TAE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND, VA, undoubtedly AFFORDS
both. and invites accounts from all
classes needing the facilities OF a
strong, large, courteous bank. Assets,
$4,000. 900. Organized April, 1855.
DO You WISH TO BECOME a 5PRAc-
teal telegraph operator? II so, be
such a person. You can do SO BY
attending our school. Catalogue.
giving full particulars, free. MAS
SEY4 BUSINESS COLLEGE, 705 East
Main Street. Phone l947.
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aituations gNanteo, :Temalr.
ONE GENT a WORD.


AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER. DE
sires position JANUARY Asst; llrst
grade certificate and references. Adj
dress BOX AZ, Aldic, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

The Virginia State Insurance Co.
Richmond, Va. December 26, 1907.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have declared the usual semi annual
payable on and after January 2,
1905 Checks will be mailed
ROBERT LECki, JR..
Nice-President ana Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

WANTED. A BOY FIFTEEN OR SIX
.teen years old, to learn drug business.
Apply WOOD & RINkER, Twenty
fifth and East Leigh Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF the First National
Bank of Richmond. Virginia, will be
held In their banking house at NO.
1104 East Main Street Richmond.
Virginia. TUESDAY, January nth,
- JNo. NJ MILLER. JR.,
Cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

Office
Guarantee Building Corporation.
Richmond. Va. December %. 1907.
THE ANNUAL MEETING; OF THE
stockholders of this corporation will
be held at it's office, No. North
Tenth street. Richmond Va. TUES
DAY, JANUARY II, 1905. at 1880
GEORGE C. JEFFERSON.
Secretary.
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EDISON RECORDS.

JANUARY. EDISON RECORDS GO ON
sale December gath at 6OS East Maln
Street. c. B. HAYNES & co.
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