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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
EUGENE G, MAss1 If.

NOTICE OF ELECTION OF TEACH
1908 OF tho Public Schools OF Dam
VILE, Va. will be elected on April
~ 1907. Those wishing to apply for
election may get information as to
schedule of salaries, etc. by applying
plicatons must be fllod with the SUI
perintendent on or before April 8.
1907.
BY order OF the Board.
CHAS. e. HUGHES. Clerk.
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nc, 70 THE VOTERS or HENR1co couN-
ty: Yielding to the solicitations
5Sof my friends I beg to announce
that 1 have determined to become a
candidate for the office of Sheriff OF
Henrico county, subject to the Demo-
cratic primary to be held during this
Is summer and earnestly ask your
vote and influence In my behalf.
Yours truly,
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"NEWS BUREAUS"
To Take Place of Bucket Shops
in South Carolina.

III SOutH CaIOIIIld.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April 6.-Since the
exchange and bucket shops in this
state are to be closed on July 1, in ac-
cordance with the INV enacted at the
recent General Assembly concerning
bucket shops and exchanges and since
1t is absolutely necessary for the cot
ton mill people, and those persons who
arc Interested In the quotations. that
they shall be furnished with the quot
atoms during every hour of the day,
q movement Is on foot now to cstab-
fish bureau of Information in every
town and city in the state that is in
tercs tsd in cotton manufacturing,
whlca will conform in every rcspec
with ttae new law controlling such in
stituttons.
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Notice.

TO My Fellow Citizens:
AZ my business prevents me from
making a personal canvass among tho
voters Of the CITY, ] beg to. assure al
II re-elected, devote myself 70 every
munity and the Whole state repre-.
sent no class. and no corporations. but
sfafs ssope e fasssn fss g
are somo Of tho principles and meas
ires for which stand:
RENS sYsTEM to cinnr titles to rog-
lister titles. to keep titles good, to
mako tho transfer OF titiis quick, cer-
State to collect her taxes promptly, to
prevent tho forfeiture Of lands for de-
iinuuent taxes. and to Kill tho business
Of the he land grabber in Virginia.
ana citiea ~ s' the stnto b wv com,mo,,
rn ~ 90 .n ' mnaer tho replo
e t9n Of state Board Of Conn IN
PEELED 70 bear than its just pro-
por rl1Jrp y my sne ~ D,,p .o,o
COLLECTION Of DEh1NouEN I, TAXES e, les, BY
omeer That n taxes 8. haze been o, paid !,
uIAoA y PC. -. ~, 80 ..,s,
actloh or transter ot Iecora eon 'e''i u
ing the land IN question, ~ 49,
FOURTH. For a TRAVELLING AUDI
TOR, to establish. q uniform system. OF
public bookkeeping throughout the
State, inspect the accounts of public
officers, and see that Ill. taxes and
levies collected arc promptly paid Into
the public treasury. -,
FIFTH. For the ABOLITION OF
DOUBLE TAXATION by exempting
from taxation any bond. debenture.
gage or deed Of trust. and thus to
lower tho rate OF interest on loans, to
relieve borrowers from oppression, and
to save lenders from perjury.
SIXTH. For the estnblishment OF Q
BOARD OF FORESTRY, either rs n
separate department or ms bureau
within the Departmcnt Of Agriculture
to prevent the devastation and de-
| struction OF the forests OF virginia py
and reckless firing; to cnrtail the
enormous pecYniarx losses ., we are an
| nually sustainingafrom these causes
and to instruct our people in the great
| profits to BIO realized by tho conserva'
ton, ana extension Is, o. inner III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07

E At tho request Of the owner, i will
sell mt public auction. on the premises, on
W w !, ssArRll ID, :so7,
houses Above referred to- containing Hix
rooms ana hath, These houses are To-
GATED In the best section of Church Hill,
and will make paying Investments or un-
'eXrallef homes,
IA TERMS; Il liberal and announced Mt sale,
E}55t4 RI W.. G. l3I4ANT0N. Auctioneer,
1915 Bank Street.
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JAMESTOWN FoBs.

] JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION WATCH
fobs. Leather strap, German sllvors
pendant. with figures 1607-1907 arr
t,sticaily interwoven. Handsome Il
durable and stylish. To your all = \
dress. csc. THE NORFOL1S SPE-
C1AITY CO., 81 Brown Street, Norsl
folk. Va. " sl
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Meetings.

BY ORDER or THE BOARD or d.
rectors special meeting OF tho
Stockholders of tho National Window
and Office Cleaning Company Will be
held at tho offices Of the company,
Richmond, Va, on tho 0TEI DAY OF
APRIL, 1907. ut IL o'clock NJ. to act
on proposition submitted for thu
purchase .of tho business and good
Will of the company by w. v, Man
gum. and dlssolving the corporation.
(Signed) u. S. MITCHELL,
Secretary.
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{ We will offer for sale. on the premises

We will offer for sale. on the premises.
On
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1907,
at O'clock p. NJ, tho handsome
DETACHED THREE STORY BRICK
No. 121 West Clay Street. Lot 81 feet
front by depth OF $50 feet, to alley 20
feet wide.
at O'clock P. NJ, that attractive
THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING, OF
shall Street. Lot % feet front by a
depth Of 10S feet. to alley feet wide.
Home sellers and investors are invited
to attend this sale.
TERMS: One-third in cash; balance at
six, twelve and eighteen months. for
notes, with interest added, and secured
by deed o. trust; or all cash.
M'VEIGH, & GL1NN,
Auctioneers.
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
SALE BY AUCTION


SALE BY AUCTION
or "a
THAT ATTRACTIVE, NEARBY SUI q
BURBAN RESIDENCE. WITH
ABOUT SEVEN ACRES
OF LAND.
On. WILLIAMSBURG. TuRNPIKB.
ALSO, ABOUT. FIFTY BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS, ADJ DINING
THE ABOVE.
At the request Of the owner. who de-
slres to so further South, we will offer
for sale. by auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 6. 1907.
s sff ,ilf sUBuR ea RE SE cE
above referred to. The dwelling is Of
brick, Is large well arranged and sup
piled with bath. hot and cold water,
etc, and it Is, by reason of It's Intrinsic
worth and its beautiful situation, one
of tho most attractive and valuable
places around the city,. Besides tho
After the sale OF the house, we will
sell about FIFTY MOST ATTRACTIVE
BUILDING LOTS, adjncent to the
above, and we can heartily commend
them both to the home-seeker and the
investor. Plat at Office OF auctioneers.
TlIRMS-Liberal and at sale.
N. w. BOWIE &: SON,
Auctioneers.
POSTPONEIENT.
On account OF rain. tho above sale is
postponed until
TUESDAY, APRIL 9th.
at same hour.
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STANDING TIMBER FOR SALD.
NINE TRACTS or VIRGINIA YELLOW
pine. ranging from $50 acres to 1,100s
acres In tract, and aggregnting a0,-t
100000 feet. For further .nformntion
write S. Y. GILLIAN, Church Road,y
Vo 34,f-15 ~ 5i5955 M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NIU-
viii no held at tho office OF tho So
ciety. MONDAY. April 10, 1907. at
o'clock r. M. EDWIN A. PALMER.
PRINCIPAL Agent.
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by Green & Redd.
Real Estate Auctioneers,

BY request We will on
"WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, 1907.
at y. NJ. on the premises, offer for
sale tho above described property.
The house contains eight [s) rooms and
BATH new porcelain tub. range, ETC., and
Is In splendid order. There Is also a
good detached brick Kitchen on the lot.
The house Is built of the very best ma
h ho Rooms a MT large re hI gh ptehoa and nd
well lighted. Tho purchaser will find
here a delightful home In the most FASH
lonablo section OF Church Hill or an In
vestment that will bring him good rent
returns.
TERMS: Very reasonable and unnounc-
ed at sale.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. i. 4 &

FOR SALE. EVERYTHING USED oNi
the farm--Binders Mowers, Hay1
Rakes, Drills, Cultivators, Flows 5andi
Harrows; our prices are right. WEI
K. lBACHE & SONS, .1406 East Main.Ssssl
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MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY TO LEND ON UNDIVIDED,
estate and legacies. CONFIDENTIAIl.g
r p. o, Box los. sssss.sS
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TIMERS AND PLUMBERS. /

l. w. DORSET & CO., 615R II. A1AIr,i
for the bathroom. Also Steel and6
Gas Ranges Furnaces, Garden Hose.is
etc. Job-work done. Estimatean
cheerfully given. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FoFsi@
old Gold and Silver, or will gival
Watches, Jewelry. silverware in .ex-f@
elers, 915 East Main ST.. Richmond, Vat
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j.
We will sell at auction. on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, 1907,
at 5 o'clock +. NJ:
First. a nice seven-room brick house
on the west line Of Meadow Street, be-
tween Hanover and Ivy Streets This is
a nice location.
Second. Say at $3.50 o'clock, wo will
sell the following lots:
First. Lot 3oxl2o feet. at the south
Streets. This is the most desirable lot
left on Grove Avenue In this section.
We will then offer two desirable build
ing lots on Elm Street, Immediately IN
rear OF this lot. Size Of lot 4Oxl01 feet.
Next that desirable lot at the south
cast corner OF Grove Avenue and Straw
berry Street 3oXl30 feet. All this prop
erty is desirable, and will increase in
value II anything In Richmond does.
We arc instructed that this property
must be sold.
POLLARD Is HAGBY, Auctioneers.
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NEW FURNITURE STORE. 81

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
that we are III our big new homea
Adams and Broad. JURGENS. ssgs
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TOMORROW (A1onday) MORNING,

TOMORROW (A1onday) MORNING,
aj APRIL STH,
we will sell at our salesrooms. No. SIS
East Broad Street, commencing at 1890
o'clock, large collection OF Fine and
Medium Furniture, such as Chamber
Suits, WardDbes. Centre Tables. Iron
Beds. chiffonniers. Dining Tables. Side
boards. China Cases. Dining Chairs Roll
Top Desk. Bookcases, Parlor Suits,
Couches. Lace Curtains, Bed Spreads,
Mirrors. Pictures, Rugs, Druggets, Mat
ting. Refrigerators, Parlor Lamps. Up
right and Square Pianos, Plano Player.
Toilet Sets. Dinner Sets Silver Plated
ware. Folding Beds, Clocks Separate
Dressers and Washstands, Odd Bedsteads,
Bed Springs. Mattresses. and in fact any
thing used In housekeeping: also several
good Nickel Frame Showcases, etc.
VEHICLES,
One good Rubber Tire Hack. one Steel
Tire Cab, one Steel Tire Buggy.
Sale positive. Terms cash,
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.
THE BEST AUTOMOBILES FOR H1RH;s
in city. Phone Silt. All with tops.ia5
AUTOMOBILE PARTS AND sUNfs1
dries. Phone b117. s5SSt !;
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RED BASKET DEy1LED CRABS.

WE BRING THEM no YOUR DOOR,
Can we do any more? Gallup COLEsf
MAN, the Crab Man. Phone a676.1 '.T;s
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AWNINGS AND TENTS.

THE PUBLIC TO KNOWTHATsIIAvES
moved into my new place, 400 Easts
Broad Street; over $500 square fee or
floor space devoted to making fawn.ts
ings. tents, window shades. % g. Btu
Y NORVELL. 81 asssftttss
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EASTER PRESENTS.
SCHOOL TEACHERS
YES?

YOU ARE MORE TO BE TITTEDS
than tortured by me. You select
y9ur style. and leave the rest to- me-.
I. or. 122 z. Broad (sunny side)
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Auction Sales.--future DAYS

BY request of tho owner we shall
sell, by public auction, on the prem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. oPPo-a
site tho post-oftlce. Phone 1906. Ex-il
aminations and estimates free.s II
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BY Pollard & Bagb,
BY Pollard & Bagby.
AUCTION OF
.3O8 Meadow Street,

& BRICK HOUSE, ALSO TWO or THE
BEST LOTS ON GROVE AVENUE
AND TWO SIDE LOTS ON ELM
II STREET.
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BICYCLES.
ANY PUNCTURE FIXED FOR 800
each. Bicycles. new and second.i
hand All sundries Mt cut prices
TOMPKINS'S, 207 w. Broad. iE9S
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JOHN LA TOuCtIE. CLEANING. DYII.,
ing, securing. pressing, l2s y, Main
Street. s@sFs
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rwELTTH. For the promotion Of
UNIFORMITY OF LEGISLATION
among tho States tor tho regulation
and control OF TRUSTS and to remove
the nratext fnrs any further Invasion OF
STATE RIGHTS by the Federal Gov
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISIftf.S44 - l3f5ss5
SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. oPPo.i
site the post-oftice. Phone 1895. Exsi
aminatlons and estimates free.
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REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NE WIS.

Continued from First Page.)
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS. n 81.
HOOVER DELIVERY WAGONS AMI;
our own make Grocery Wagons. ~
c. SMITH. 3l4 n. Fifth Street.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-22

Buckeye, Mrs. b. T. Mundy,
all prizes.
Buff OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Poul
try Farm, Richmond Beech, first
and third cock, second cochOrcl
third hen, second and third pullct,
second pen; William Blackhurst,
South Tacoma, second cock, fist
and third cockcrcl, first and second
hen, first pullct, first and third
pen.
Black Orpinstons William
Blackhur,t, first cock, first and
second cockcrcl, first hen. first,
second and third pullcl, first and
scoud pen,
White Orpingtons vi prizes to
William BlackNur4t
5inglc-Comb White l.cghorns
Willows Poultry X Pigeon lofts,
Kirkland, second cock, third cock
crcl. third hen, second and third
pullct, first pcn Miller Brothers,
Fern Hill, first cock, first and sec
ond cockcrel, second hen, second
pen; Jim Lancaster, Selah FIRST
hen. third pen; G. NJ Dcniirg.
first pullct.
Rose-Comb White I.c2horns
III. \. Turner l&llcnsburg FIRST
cock, first, second and third hen.
!, II. Moore. first and econI cock
crel, first and thnI pullet fin II
pen; y. [. HlIckmore, Ellens.
burg third cockerei second pen.
Singlc-Comb Brown Lcghorna
Miller Brothers, Fern Hill, second
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prizes.
Light Bralma Bantaus II. A..
DUR, all prizes.
Light Cochin Bantans I'd
School, all prizes.
Buff Cochin Bantams i. y.
Johnson, all prizes.
Black Chinese BantamS +. \.
Johnson, first cock, first hen; Mrs.
B. f. Mundy, second cock. second
hen.
White Japanese Bantams Mrs.
B. +. Mundy, all prizes,
Golden Sebright Bantams Mad
rome Poultry Farm, Richmond
Beech, first hen, + a. Johnson,
first cock, second and third hen
first cockerel, first plllet.
The poultry awards Were made
by James A. Tucker, OF Concord
Mich. The show was supprlntend
ed by Harry H. Collier, the well
known hustler, and he was assisted
bv Seth w. Geer, A. H. Miller,
C. Simpson and r. Hearle.
Rose-Conb Rhode Island Reds
~. II. Moore, first cock, first and
second hen; Edward Shcarcr, Ros
lvn, first pullet, first cockerel'
Dark Brahmas \. NJ. Gale, al
prizes.
Buff Chochns j. D. Wilder, al
prizes.
Black Cochlns- II. Moore, al
prizes.
Partridge Cochins +. a. John
sou; all prizes
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POULTRY EXHIBITION
PRIZES WON AT STATE FAIR
pure-Bred Poultry Raisers Show
Fine Breeding Stock.

poultrymen of the state of Wash
ington have been preparing for the
rush and demand for good breeders
the coming season, evidenced Ly
the magnificent display of fowls at
the fairs in the coast states. One
thousand fowls were entered at the
state fair.
Farmers and fruit growers are
Interested more than ever before
about getting pure-bred fowls
which have been bred III line for
egg laying, especially cocks, for by
getting a good male it is their eX-
perience that the egg capacity of
their flock have greatly increased
Eggs at IS to 50 cents per dozen
makes good sires indispensable, es-
pecially so long as they CAN be had
at the reasonable prices now offer
ed by the ponltrymen.
Following are the winners at the
Washington state fair:
Barred Plymouth Rocks Blue
Rock Poultry Farm, Tacoma, third
cock, first hen, second pullet, sec
ond pen; A. d. Cowan, Nashon;
second cock, second and third hen,
third pullet, first pen; Seth Geer,
Tacoma, first and second cockercl,
first pullet; Mrs, r. Stanley, third
cockerel.
Silver Penciled Rocks NJ.
Gale, North Yakima, first cockerel,
first pullet.
Buff Plymouth Rocks r. l.,
Lltchey, KennewiCk, first and third
cock, first hen, first, second and
third cockerel, first pullet, first and
third pen; H. H. Collier & White,
Tacoma, second cock, second pull
let, third hen, second pen; a NJ.
Gale, third pullet; S. II. Schreiner,
North Yakima, second hen.
White Plymouth Rocks Miller
Brothers, Fern Hill, first cock, sec
ond hen, first and second pullet,
hrst pen; A. NJ. Gale, first and sec
ond cockerel, first and second hen,
third pullet, second pen.
Silver Laced Wyandottes Miss
fernlce Barnes, Sunnyside, second
sock, first cockercl, third pen, n.
Y. Blackmore, Ellensburg, first
Cock, second and third hen; J. II.
Moore, Ellensburg, third cock,
nrst hen, first cockerel, second pen;
u. Shanahan, Sprague, second
cockerel, first, second and third
Pullet, first pen.
White Wyandottes "A. A. Beas-
icy, North Yakima, first and third
pullet; {. ?, Smith, North Yakima,
Arst and second cockerel; Fred a g,
Johnson, Tacoma, INST cock, third
cockeral, first and second pullet,
nrst pen; "A. +. Linse, North Yakl
ma, first and third hen, second pen.
Golden Wyandottes R. Stanley,
North Yakima, first cockerel, first
pullet.
Bull Manufactured A. John
son, second cock, Orst and second
heh, hrst and second pullet, second
ana third pens J. II. Moore. third
cock, third hen, second pullet
second pen, D Shanahan, first
Cock.
Partridge Wyandottes Fred A.
'0apsou, secoad aud third cockeTel,
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ing rock candy in a little water.
Keep in small porcelain boxes or
jars. Apply little to the lips
Immediately before and after going
out into the cold. One or two
grains Of carninc may be added to
give a little color to the salve,
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VOL. XIV.

first and third hen, first, second
and third pullet, first cockerel, first
and secon pens; J. II. Moore, first
cock, second hen.
Columbian Wyandottes J. II.
Moore, all prizes.
Black Wyandottes y. H. Moore,
all prizes.
Black Langshans Collier &
White, first and second cock, first
and second cockerel, first, second
and third hen, first, second and
third pullet, first cockerel first
and second pens; J. II. Moore,
third cockerel, first pen; w. w.
Eldred, second cock, second pen.
Black Javas-B, +. Mundy, FL
lensburg, all prizes.
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds
Ware & DeSellem, Kennewick,
second and third cockerel, first,
second and third pullet, second
pen; B. +. Mundy, first cockerel;
II. A. DUR, first, second and third
cock, first, second and third hen,
first and third pens.
Rose-Comb Brown Leghorns -
+. A. Johnson, Tacoma, first cock
and second hen, first, second and
third puIlet, first and second cock
erel, first pen; J. H. Moore, third
eockerel, second pen.
Single Comb Buff Lcghorns Jim
G.. Wilder, North Yakima, second
hen, +. School, Albany, Ore. third
cock, first hen; T.. G.. Richards,
Nashon, first and second coCkcrel,
second pen; Miller Brothers, Fern
Hill, first cock, first and second
pullet, first pen; F. A. Johnson,
Tacoma, second cock, third hen,
third cockcrel, third pen.
Andalusians +. NJ. Svinth, Ia
coma. first and second cock, first
and second hen, first, second and
third cockerel, first, second and
third pullet, first and second pen;
W. W. Eldred, Seattle, third cock,
third hen, third pen.
Anconas ]. H. Moore, first and
second cock, first and second cock
erel first and second hen, second
and third pultet, first pen; Ancona
Poultry yards, first pullet, third
coCkercl.
Rose-Comb Buff Leghonrs y.
NJ. Gale, all prizes.
Single Comb Black Mlnorcas
T. c. Hubbell, Ellensburg, second
cock third hen, first cockerel, third
pullet, second pen; +. a. Johnson,
Tacoma, first cock, first and second
hen, first and second pullet, sec
oud cockerel, first pen; Mrs. b /,
kipp, Ellensburg, third cockerel'
third pen.
Rose Comb Black Minorcas J.
c. Hubbell, Ellensburg, first and
second cock, first hen, first and
third cockerel, first and third pull
let first pen; J. II. Moore, second
second pullet.
White Faced Black Spanish
Fred A. Johnson, all prizes.
w. c. White Polish-Fred 4.
Johnson, all prizes
Houdans Madrona Poultry
Farm. second hen, third cockerel'
third nullet, second and third cock,
second pen; l.. P. Green, North
Yakima first cock, first and sec
ord cockerel first and third hc1'
fret and second pullet, first pen.
Silver spangled Halnburss Ed
ward Shearcr, Roslyn, first cock
Gro, first. second and third pullet,
first pen
Golden Pencllcd Hambufe' 1870
Edward Shearer, all prizes.
A1tenburgers ", W. Eldred'
all prizes. ~ i,
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Winds of The KiftttHas.


On' WINGS OF the h'''I'aS
"o ioi .o"s nome oi Tue D'V''
''0" ''' ~ l ne'' 0"i song
A' yUo pass
IN" y'", 'o'''"6 ''''''S
On, WINDS OF the hlttlt"s
from q'.iet oee"D'' rams 80 ''e'
'N''o''e' Il 0''' '"o '0'' ~" , 10 ''~''
40 W, P'''
iie'''ne'' - PA o''0'' MINUS
" = mn ''0'
On WINDS OF the hl'li'aS'
You carry on your wings
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-04

MYthers-We have the Best Shoe for little folks ever put together. A flexible and wide extension sole, very stylish and durable. This is the ideal shoe for children. Sizes 5s to 2s at A. l.. Levy x Co.
 w. handle the very Best of Sugar cured Hams and Bacon at Valdez Mark ct, Phone %.
 Go to the Red Cross Drug Go. for your ith of July Goods.
 Do it Dow-get that new suit before Fourth at Dang Bros.
 Received on the Saratoga full line of American Lady and P. N. COrsets, and Sailor Hats at Miss Osland's, Swan Block.
 Fresh Mint Julips at the Northern.
 Sacks Wanted-The city will buy dry. sound coal sacks delivered at the old City Hall, Keystone Ave. See w.. H. CIary, Town Clerk. Deliveries must be made Friday afternoon or evening.
 Dry Sacks, in good condition, will be bought by c. s. Bratton, at Valdez Dock.
 Do you want boy's shoe that will wear? Get Billy Buster at Levy's.
 30 styles of new oriental trim mings, complete stock at V. B. x M. Co.
 Follow the crowd to the Mon- tana and see the new moving pictures.
 Green River Whiskey and Olym- pia Beer-That's all, at the Horse shoe.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-04
OlJR NEW BUILDING

is well under way The lumber is here and construction will be pushed as fast as men and money do it. We expect to show the people of Valdez the largest and most complete store b,dno in Alaska with the finest and most complete stock ot general merchandise that can be purchased In the meantime we are still doing business in the Mckinley Hall building and are prepared to furnish your home with every thing We want to furnish vour Camp Trail or Mine Outfits which Guar antee will be Mo- as to Quality and Satisfactory Price. Call on
 Universal Providers VALDEZ 6Ahk s MERCANTILE O., Inc.