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Barton Heights.


Mr.. Leslie E. Briggs Of Hampton
Roads, was a visitor on the Heights
last week.
Mr., Alex. II. Sands. after visit to
relatives here, has returned to his
home in Ashland, Va.
Miss LILLE Cary Jones, who has been
attending the exposition, Is visiting
relatives here and In Richmond en-
route to her home, at the University
OF Virginia.
Misses Maud and Louise Anderson,
have returned to their home In Reids-
VILE, N. c.. after a visit to their
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian G. Ander-
son, In Miller Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 81. Overbey and
their son Julian. who have been visit
ing In King William county for the
past two weeks have, returned to their
home in Virginia Avenue
Miss Bessie and Norma Woodward,
who have been spending several weeks
with relatives in Hampton. Va. and at
tending the exposition. have returned
! to their home In Lamb Avenue.
Mrs. S. P. Jones and daughter, Miss
May ones, who have been attending
the Jamestown Exposition and visit
ing In Washington, have returned to
their home In Luck Avenue,
d Mr.. Edmund D, Redd, of North Ave-
nue.. who has bnen visiting his sister,
Mrs, William Wise in Norfolk, Va, has
returned to his home,
| Miss Louise Lorraine has returned to
her home in Barton Avenue from a
pleasant visit to friends In Suffolk,
Va, p
Mr.. G. g. Pursonette, Of Baltimore
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despotic powers. and declared that his
fathers second marriage was Illegal.
and the widow, Donna Francesca Carl
baldi, without rights of status.
Ricciottl is planning to have his
fathers body renewed to Rome, and
the other members OF the family call
this "sacrilege.' He has already been.
the body of Manila Garibaldi, son of
the second marriage, who lay beside.
his father, removed with its tomb.
Donna Francesca and her daughter
went to- Caprera in 4 torpedo boat, ac-,
companied by government authorities.
to demand Ricclottls expulsion from
the island, which Is private property.
Meanwhile Rlcciotti Is defying every :
body. threatening to break his crutches
| Che is crippled with rheuma.tism) over
] the head OF any ono who touched him.
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Highland Springs.

r a lawn party Will be given by the
Misses Adams at their home on Cedar
Avenue Thursday, August 18th, for the
benefit Of the Highland Springs Metho-5
dist Church. Refreshments, consisting
Of cream and cake. will be served, and
music Will be furnished by fine talent
Mr.. Brinker, OF Pennsylvania, is a
guest at the Tower House, s
Mr. Woodward, Of Watertown, N. Y,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Smith.
!, Mrs: p. S. Read is entertaining Miss
Stella Durrell, of Melrose, Mass, who
arrived in the village during the past
week.
Mrs. James Davis. after a pleasant
visit of several weeks at tho home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dudley and other
friends. left during the week for Provi-
dence, X. I.
Mrs. isabel Bible left the first Of the
week for Alton, Va. where she will
spend a month,
Mr.. D. a. Smith left during the past
week for visit to friends and rela-
tives in Providence, r. i. He will also
visit Boston and other cities before re-
turning home.
Mr.. w. Maryland. of Newport News,
was a recent guest at Evergreen
Cottage.
Mrs. Rosenberg, after month spent
with her son and family, left the first
of the week for her home in New York
lefty.
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Mechanicsville

L i -. ! 8 g
Mrs 3. II. Harton and children. of
Spencer, n C.. are the guests OF Mrs.
Minnie Bass, OF Bowling Green Road.
Miss Nora Parrish, OF this place. left
several days ago to visit friends and
ty
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie chenault and
children have returned home after a
pleasant visit to Mrs. Dayics Dean, OF
the Creighton Road.
Mrs. T. j. England has returned to
her home here on the Pike after
pleasant trip to West Point
Miss j oslo Tellcrs has returned home
after spending several weeks with her
sister In Baltimore.
Master Raymond Carter has return.
ed from two months stay TO relatives
in Halifax county
Miss Grace Culley Is visiting her
brother, Ira Culey. OF Rocky Mount.
n. c.
sIr. Frank Carter is home again af-
ter a pleasant visit to her grandmother.
of Petersburg.
Miss Katie SnelIinger. of Balti-
more Is the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Hughes. Of this place.
Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Tuck and children
have returned from pleasant stay at
Beach Park.
Mrs Florence Jenkins is home gain
from visit to her brother in Hanover.
The Newberry Memorial Circle Of
Kings Daughters and sons will hold a
| lawn party on the lawn of Mrs. D.
| Pierce on Wood Street. Monday. August
18th. 1t is hoped that a large crowd
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Seven Pines.

Mrs. James =, Lyme and daughter,
Miss Evelyn Lyme, left during the past
week for visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Reid in Norfolk. where they
will spend several weeks In visiting
the Jamestown Exposition and other
points of interest. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooking. Miss Ruth
Brooking and Mrs. Henry Graves were
recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bot
toms and family,
Misses Alma Downing and Virginia
Edniston, OF Missouri and Miss Adams
of Virginia, We're recently entertained
at "Catalpa."
Misses Alma Downing and Virginia
Edniston, Of Missouri, after n pleasan1
visit with Dr.. King and family, have
returned. mn.
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Will be In attendance, as the proceeds
Will goto worthy cause.
Mr.. ma Mrs. Robert r. Jenk,nson, OF
1'luvAnnn contE, IRE Visiting friends
here,
Mr.. James Burton, or Gordcnsville, is
spending a few days with his daughter.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones have re-.
turned aftcra stay OF ten days to
relatives In CLIFTON Forge.
Mrs Mena Walsh md family OF West
Virginia, are Waiting friends and rela-
tivcs here.
MI. John BigEers Of 1rluvanna coun-
~, IL the guest Of his mother here on
the Pike.
Mrs Eddie Carter and children who
have been visiting relatives In Lunt
enburg county. have returned
Miss Susie Graves has returned from
u pleasant Visit to friends In Ports
mouth.
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Jacobs & Levy


line county TO Visit her uncle, Mr.. w.
j. Luck.
Mr.. Herbert Mcdowell. OF Twenty
second Street left u few days ago for
baltimore to visit his sister, Mrs. Har-
~ Goodliff.
Mrs. Mary Mcdowell has gone to
Portsmouth, Va, to spend the month
OF August With the family OF Mr.. An
drew j. Mcdowell.
Mrs. Wood. Of Lynchburg, is the
guest Of Miss May Henderson. SHE. will
also visit the exposition before return
Ing home.
Mrs. Willie Nuckols and children,
Rowland and Aubrey and little Miss
Evelyn, have returned from three
weeks visit TO relatives in Charles
City county.
Miss Minnie Abrams has returned to
her home in King William county after
a stay of several weeks with her aunt,
Mrs A. NJ. Pollard
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Elko Items.

Mr.. Warren left for Honduras during
the past week, and Will be absent until
some time In December
Z Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Hall and two
children have returned ito their home
at Beaver Dam after spending several
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A, r..
Fisher. They were accompanied home
by MY, and Mrs Fisher*and daughter,
who viii remain with9them Q week,
Mrs. G. Long, OF West Virginia, Is
visiting her daughter Mrs. !, Wharton.
of Windsor" Stock Farm.
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Frank III. Mott in Brookland Park for
the benefit OF the Barton Heights
kindergarten.
Miss Ora Hopkins. of Oraville, Mo.
is the guest of Miss Bertha Harding in
Barton Avenue.
Mr.. George Allen Rady. of North
Avenue. has left for Louisville, KY,
and Jeffersonvillc, Ind, to spend his
vacation.
Miss America seay, of Shores, Flu
wanna county. who has been visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Charles c. Rady, Of
North Avenue, has left for Newport
News to visit her aunt, Mrs. McGruder
Sinton, Of 1142 Hampton Avenue
Mrs. +. A. Ward and daughter, Miss
Selma Ward, of Raleigh, N. c., are the
guests of Mrs. George H. Ware, of
Lamb Avenue.
Mrs Durand. OF New York who has
been visiting friends on the Heights
has returned.
Mrs. c. c. Cobb. Of Arkansas who
has been attending the exposition and
visiting Mrs. N. B.Croxton, of Monteiro
Avenue, has7returned.
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Lahore.

LAHORE, VA. August l0.'--Wheat thresh-
Ing Is about over and farmers are hurryins
the grain to market at rather better prices
than last year.
Fine rains OF late Insure good corn crop,
and the hay harvested this year Is far ahead
of q decade past
This neighborhood. famous for its reviv-
nls and protracted meetings, takes all
round rest this year. At Pamunkey first OF
this week Marshall Frazer, a promising
student of the theological school at Louis
vile. and son OF D. NJ. Frazer. Of Virginia.
wnB ordained to the ministry; Drs Taylor OF
Lynchburg and Williams, Of Fredericksburg
assisting Pastor Decker.
Mrs. John Burruss and son are at the ex-
position for an extended stay. Many others
a - making ready for the big show. but tho
general exodus will not probably begin be-
fore the middle OF September.
II Is said that the examinations held by
Superintendent OF Schools Scott were SHINY
attended and only a few second grade and
some dozen third-grade certificates were
reached among the whites, while not n sin
gle negro succeeded.
Gerald Rourke, OF Chicago, istyisiting I,
s Casey here.
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and tho Cue music and other attractlons

We're much enjoyed.
Mrs Vaughn, the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Garrison, expects shortly to
join her husband In Newport News,
where he is nowaengaged in business
Miss Manic Weymouth, after. a, de-
l.lightful visit to her sister, Mrs. Johns,
will leave in a few days for her home
| In Fluvanna.
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New Bridge.

The lawn party given by Mrs, John
son and Mrs. John Clarke at Seven
Pines Tuesday night for the benefit of
the Daughters OF Liberty was a pro-
nounced success. both socially and A.
nancially, A large crowd was present,
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son OF GARIBALDI
BECOMES A DESPOT.

Il ROME. August 1o.-The little island
of Caprera,. where Garibaldi was born
and is buried Is the storm centre of
bitter quarrels among the family OF
The national hero. General Ricciotti
Gariba1di. second son Of the I.iberator
by his first marriage, has assumed
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day August goth, on the lawn of Mr.
Frank II. Mott in Brookland Park for
1.-The bene1it OF the Barton Heights
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Md. is visitingahis friend. Mr.. w. l..
Summers, OF Virginia Avenue.
Mrs. n. S. Duval and Miss MIollie3
Duval who have been visiting her
brother. Mr.. Henry Scott Of Tucka-
hoo. have returned to. their home n
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Sale Of Desirable Shoes Starts Monday Morning August 18th
Ladies' Bargains.

0Qo Pink and Blue Canvas oxford
JoC Pumps; $3.50 grade, and White
Oxfords and Gibson.
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ett0E 1900 pairs of best Patent
pl.JCl Kid Oxfords and Straps.
plain toe and tip, turns and welts;
$500 and $3.50 value.
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than last year.
Tine rains OF late insure good corn crop,
and the hay harvested this year Is far ahead
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Mems BARGAINS.
P dish Bargains.

csc Pink and Blue Polish. 1880. .15c
Art Cum to clean them. ........ &c
loo White Polish, large slze...... Sc
25c White Jar Of Paste........ Toe
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cOEE Two tables of our best $3.50
pAs1O stock Oxfords, broken lots;
good style; enough to find any size
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LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE o. sale-Bay mare. waite feet. pru1-
er-v ef stralger. lef- win u1dersi gned IN
ra=ru-aGr n Na-rh 1896 VII - <1ld -
pubIir aucrton 70 discharge Len. Tuesday jury
= IoGT 10 e. m. az 20 Amazon aT-. san
Francfse0- n HANSEN-
To me district attorney of san Francisco eoun-
rr- I hereby given notice that am zuing 20
Apply far parole 70 the state oaard q prisn1
directors a. their next regular meeting
JANIS DOM EII.T
NOTICE Is hereby gfve1 thar the arm knowu "a
fha California ProFisfon Co. z03S Nfzsion
ClaUson 4 Huber. propS-. has hen dissolved
and thaf all bills are assumed b 2. q.
CLAWSOS-
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DIrInENp NOTICES

DIVIDEND NOTIcE-san Francisco savings In
toa. NV. corner California and Norsgonery
s1s--Fcr Ire haif year ending Jane 81. 1907.
dividend has been declared At the rates Per
sn1uu1 q four "a per cent On term deposits
snd three ant six-tsnrks % 6-1of per cent On
ordinary deposits. f-ee q taxes. PAYABLE On
are entitled 70 draw their dividends At anv
tine during the succeeding haf year Divt-
oends nos ereEn " e aal.les e --e aeis,s.- is.
accuunr- oeccUe & part ln-reoI a11 e2rn dlEl-
dsnd fron July l. LOWELL WHITE cashier
DIVIDEND notice-CentzI Trust Company of
Caltfcr1ss. . N1nrEcrerv 81 eorneT Suffer
For bali year ending June 90. lssls. dividend
has been eeclared On DEPOSITS in the savings
department Of thtS bank follows On term
deposits 81 the rsre or four 60 per cent per
snaun. and On ordinary deposits az The rate q
nun. payable "a and afrer Monday. July 4.
1g0- rivfdanss Dot called FOR sre adted %
ard bear he sane rate sf interest the prin-
eipal from July : 1901 B 9 IOGNAzLL-
manager
DIVIDEND NotIee-Bauk OF Itzlv So Mont
gonery -. San Frsnc-sco CaL-For the haif
year ending June 81. 1907. a diTidend has
been declared at the Tsre OF three and eight
tenthS g 500 pr eens Per snnsm en- q.
AMI sfrsr July T. 1897
Dividends rot ealled for are aided n anf
bear the same rte q interest a. the principal
L sCATENA. President
GEORGE G CAGLIERI- Cashier
DIVIDEND NOTICE-The CoasinentzI bnildi1r
san Francisco. CAL has declared FOR the sir
months ending June 80. 1907 a dividend q :
Per cent rsr snnum ordinary deposits and 2
per cent On tern tepcsirs- Interest on Deposits
payable On snd after July /. Interest On
dirary deposits not called fcr VII Be added 70
the p-iaeiDsl and thereafter bear interest az
WILLIAM CoRBTS. Secretary.
WASHISGToS DODGE President
DIVIDEND notice-NfutusI savings Bank af Ssa
Frzncisc0. 1oS Market -. orD- Third-For ths
been declared az tie rate o. three and three
a1srtsrs 81. Per cent per annum on al d.
pOsitss free q taxes p1vlole On and afScr
Monday July I. 1897 Dividends not called for
s<1 the princiDal from July 4 1907
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DIvTDFvD NoTfre-The SsFiaEs and Loan -
eiety. I01 MenrEoEery 81 corner SSzter- hss
-. 1907. ss the rate - three ard three-
o1srtsrs tS2sl re- cent per snnHu al
ssss~ vanisT. Juiv /. 1s07. DfTia-nss net
called for SRI added u and feaT RE sane
rate % interest principal EDWIN BON
NELL cashier
THE Mission saTi1rs Bank. Ne 1851 Missiea
Tes- ending June 50. 1907. interest yin ~
paid On ali Deposits. free - taxes. ar the rate
q rSur ca per cent per snu1n, 1T,- payable ea
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DIvIDESD Bosiee--Homs Mutual pepos,t Lean
Conpany- saint Mango building. 1900 Golden
Cate 2v--Dfvidend OF I've CD per cent pr
auuuu declared for six months sndlng June
20. 1907 ALBERT 2. KNOLL secretary.
GEORGE NJ MITCHELL president
DITTDEND notire-serursry ssvsngs Bank. sls
June ~ 1907. dividends up0n al deposits st
the rate q four a. pr cent pr annum- frss
o. taxes viii be rsysbIe o. snd astsr JulT 4
II
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PROPOSALS


NOTICE = hereby GiTen that sealed bids VII
Be received a. 21s Cslif0rlis hail University
of California. Berkeley. On or before : D n
JE-E 10 1907. f5r -radinz. curbing with wood.
mscsdanizi1E and concrete Eurtsrinz the
s0utheriT half of Hearst aTen1e. IN BerkelsT.
along the norfheriT boundary q the grounds
Of rhe University of CaIiforata. Re- Dia1s
and s7ectScztiOrs On 6ie n sald afad1 n cali
foruia hall No BIDS VII Be Considered Unless
sceonpansed ~ certified check bor1 in
favor q the u1tsrsiEned- equal n 70 uer cent
Of the bid. WITH sufficient securities. c0udi-
toned that II the bid be accepted the bidder
VII enter into a contract fsirhfuiIy 20 per-
form tEs col olszztions "a accordance wirh "a a
bid and with said plans ard specifications.
he rlsht 70 reject s7y and al bids Is hereby
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
NOTICE = hereby given that sealed BIDS
VII be received AZ c1s Csiifornfa Hall Tn
verslty r CaItor1is. Berkeler. On or besors
D n July 1. 1907 for the excavatt0a snf
foundations fer Lfhrary Building for the
University q Caiifor1ia. az Berkelsv. rsr
plsns ard specification nle az sad Office N
California HaT
No bids WI - cc1Sidsred unless srconns-
MED by certified check bond n tsvor q
ths undersigned. equaI n 10 Der cent - she
bid. with sufficient sIreries. conditioned rfFr
r the bid BE acceD-~7 rhs ai5ter VII enter
into 4 coatrzct fasrhfuIlT 70 persorun rhs obii-
cations n sce0ris1c4 with said bid and with
said plans and specifcart11s- TIE right 20
-ect any ~ al hi1S Is hereby reserved
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
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DELINQUENT NOTICES


DEIISQUENT SALE NOTICE
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Lccati ton and Place of Business. CITY and County
Of san FTzncisco. STATE q California
NOTICE-There Is delinquent upon the follow
irg described stock accou1- of zssesslnenr So-
-. levied On ne Sth day of LaT. 1901. the ser-
eral amczTnts set opposite TIE 1zDes % TIE -
spectfve shareholders. tailoEs-
Name of Ce-1t6-
S1sre1olders- cate Su1bs-- S1sres- AnoI1t-
Tnon,as. L. -. 117S SO -
And In Accordance with izw ard an order q
the board o. directors made rne sth day q
Nay. 1907. uanv sha-es q eac1 parcel cf
sneh stock - naT Be Necessary win Be sold AZ
pubic auction a. the ofAcs q the compa1T AZ =
Cay ST.. IN ire ci1y ard comfy ~ san frd1clsco.
state of Califor1ia. o. Friday. June :. 1877. az
the hour @ three O. o'ciock = n On suc1 day.
to pay such delsacaerr assessuenr thereon. -
gether with cost of afTerr1silz and expense q
sale h ". THOMAS. oecrer1rT-
Otdce = cczrany- - Cay - ei1I 41o -o1l-J
Of San Frzncfsco. state of Calf0rnlA-
Dated Iure II 1877
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COTTAGE home ar Hsiarits- near BeIvede-e.
completely furnished: rooms and bath. eEec-
trio lights. r1nning water. Ii acres ground
garden. stables. chickens. bosthouse and bath
houses: everything ready 70 move in: win rent
cheap n responsible parties Address box ZIP.
Gail office
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
The biggest bargain IN Alameda todsy- 6
room story house modern and up 20 date al
through large lot On north side Of same san
Antonio AZ. I bIock from street and steam
cars good neiEhborhood- See THOMAS nTF-
FEY az isSI san Antonio sF., who has this
good thing fo- sale
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09
LOS ASUNTOS JUDICIALE ES'


Ell Secretario de la Corte Munich
pal de esta ciudad sefior Gonzalez,
nos lnforma que Ell estado de los
asuntos despachados por la mencio-
NADIA Corte, ante Ell juez sefIor del
Vale, durante Ell aflo fiscal que aca ba
de determinar es como sigue.
Ndmero de asuntos civiles pen
dlentes en- I de Julio de 1906, I67,
ldem ldem presentados durante ell afio
fiscal de Iooo-o7, Coz; idem idem du-
rante ell af1o fiscal, 436; idem idem
deslstldos por las parties, 66; idem
ldem abandonados por las parties, SO;
idem idem pendientes en- l de Julio
de 1907, II2.
Causas nominales en- l de Julio
de 1906, 70; idem instruidas durante
ell aflo fiscal de 1909 -o7, 1850; idem
talladas durante el aflo fiscal, III. !;
Ndmero de sentencias condenatorias
1894; idem idem absolutorias, 422;
ldem idem cauSas remitidas al senior
fiscal, 38; idem idem pendientes en-
de Julio de 1907, 6.