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cents per milo, and IT liz this rate which
protects 10 n large extent our passenger
revenues OH tile greater volume OF
trafflc passing betwneil the NORTH and
the South entirely through tho state Of
Virginia, In which vrginians arc not
Interested. II this rate had boon re-
duccd to 2 cents per mile 1t Will be
seen at once that our passenger reve-
nues would be cut 33 1.3 per cent, the
result Of which would be almost ruin-
OTIS and would cause tic withdrawal
or curtailment Of much Of tho splendid
service ut present linking the North
and the South through the Richmond
gateway.
Low Communication Tickets.
Without this reasonable. remuner-
.ntive interstate travel which we enjoy.
of course wo could not keep up the
splendid service which puts Richmond
and this section OF Virginia in such
close touch with our great cities.
"By the maintenance OF tlits standard
or basing rate we can afford to carry
the lowest Communication rates in the
world, some OF which average about
2.10 OF I cent per mile, and entitle
the holder to transportation OF pack
ages and marketing aggregating sixty
pounds per day. FREQ of charge.
ct is interesting to note that our
inirastate passenger rates average less
than IL cents per mile and Our inter-
stale rates a fraction more tlan'2 cents
per mile, cheaper than stsset car fare
for the average distance a passenger Is
carried. Compare 1t with any method
OF Transportation, and consider the
relative conyeniences. comforts and
,luxuries, and IL the public will pause
a moment and weigh all Of these facts,
we feel that 1t will fully understand
and appreciate the wisdom Of placing
every safeguard possible around the
business which means so much to us,
aud is carried at rates which all fair
thinking minds must admit are rea-
sonable and Just"
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IeQal Rottftls.

V1RGtN1A--lN THE CIRCUIT COURT
gilE s5rts DAY OF, NAY II TnE
YEAR 1908.
{ In tho matter of holding special
election in Brookland School District.
No. /, OF the county OF uenrico. to
pass upon the question OF whether or
not bonds to the amount OF forty thou,
sand ({40,000) dollars shall be Issued
by the School Board OF sud school dis
trict for the purpose OF erecting O
gchoolhousc ut Glen Allen, u school
house ut Highland Park and a school
house at Barton Heights, In said school
district
II appearing 70 the court that thc
No. !, OF the county OF Henrico. by y
resolution adopted on the goth day OF
minutes OF the proceedings OF said
board. in which resolution the said
board declares that In its opinion that
II Is necessary that an additional
an additional schoolhouse should bo
erected at Highland Park and an ad-
|ditional schoolhouse should be erected
at Barton Heights. in said school dis
trict. and that said schoolhouses be
tional public school facilities for the
Ichildren OF the school, age in said dis.
trict, and that the school funds OF said
school district are not sufficient now
years from the passage OF the resolu-'
ton to provide said additional school.
houses and to furnish the same. and
recommending that. the sum OF forty
($40.000) dollars should be expended
towards the erection OF said school
buildings and the furnishing OF same !:
The court doth order that special
ELECTION be held In Brookland School
District, No. 1, of the county of Hen.
rico, an THURSDAY. THE 18TH DAY
OF JUNE. 1903, to pass upon the ques-
tion whether such bonds shall be Is
sued or not for the amount--to-wit.
forty thousand (s4o,ooo) dollars recon-,
mended by tho School Board for said
district. And the clerk Of this court #
election by publication in The Times
Dispatch. a newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond. Va. daily for four.
teen times. consecutivcly, and the said
clerk shall direct the Sheriff Of Hen,
rico county to post a notice of said
election in ten conspicuous points IN
said school district. which notice shall
state the amount OF the bonds to be
issued and tho purpose OF the proposed
Issue thereof.
| An extract--Teste:
SAMUEL p. wADDILL.
Clerk. +
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Railroad Goods
THURSDAY. JUNE 11TH.
AT 1880 A. NJ.

81
For account of transportation COM
pany and others, we will sell at our
salesrooms. SIS East Broad Street
s(second floor), in desirable lots Ito
the trade) beautiful line Of General
Merchandise. Spring Goods. all stylish
and up-to-date, consisting In part Of:
100 bolts Bradford Beige Dress,
Goods. So inches wide, book fold. as
sorted patterns. nice goods; 100 bolts
Derby Sultings single width. pretty
patterns, spring Styles $50 Ladies'
Skirts, assorted all good and salablel
100 Mems, Suits, Coats and Vests. sum-
mer weights. quick sellers: large loi
White Lawn Bows and String Ties'
.11S Boys Knee Suits, sizes 8 to 10
years; lot Boys Knee Pants; very
large and attractive line OF Notions
Assorted Dry Goods. Table Cloths. etc..
about 200 pairs Mems Pants. Is dozen
Children's Hose; 100 dozen
handkerchief, nice line Laces. etc.is
Spool Cotton and sundry line OF No
lions: 400 pairs Mems, Ladies' and
Children's Shoes. big consignment Of
Ladies' Trimmed Straw Hats, Belts,
White Duck Hats, etc.;; cases as
sorted Merchandise. boxes Chewing
Tobacco, 10 boxes Lamp Chimneys. 1t
boxes Ink. and large collectlon Of
sundry goods.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
General Auctionecrs.
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N Office TO TAXPAYERS.
office of Collector of city Taxes.

Office OF Collector OF city IaSeS,
City Hall. Richmond "a.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE 2nADY TO
RECEIVE ALI OR ONE-I-A ALE OF
CITY TAXES. REAL ES1ATp AND
Personal. FOR THE YEAR ioos, ON
JUNE 18TH.
THE WHOLE TAX is DUE. bit the
or dinance provides that one-hnlf may
be paid in June and the remaining
half in December. Failure to paw all
or one-half in June incurs penalty OF
q per cent. on the whole amount, which
is due at once. and IL not paid hefore
1ST the Colle-!or is re-
,qMired to levy, with costs added. This
'nnt.ce embraces the annexed district.
ALL MALES 81 years III age. ALL
PERSONS (MALE OR FEMALE) who
own personal property. or llo'i per-
sonal property as iiiuciary, and I'll
parties conducting busincsa in the city
OF, Richmond COT whatever nature) are
assessed, and will please call ard set
tie, SO as to avoid delinquency.
GRADING, PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS are pay
able in the same manner. as Taxes,
and at the same time.
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPEH-
TY STANDS. and see that you ge. all
your bills.
This being the only .loti:e provided
for by law, please give 1t prompt at
|tention. as under the new ordinance 5
per cent. penalty will have to be added
to the whole bill after June 30th.
F. W. CUNNINGHAM. y
:. Collector of City Taxes.
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AppoMATrox CHAPTER.
II 4. Rcorganixed Under Old Charter
mud e # /. Out We'll -. ~.


aud starts Out Well.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
APPOAfATTOX, Va, June 6.-Appo-
mattoS Chapter. No. Q. U. .. c., was
re- esta biisiied this week. and starts on
It's new life with good membership
and great enthusiasm.
Mrs. c. r. Tate. State president, adj
dressing the ladies' assembled to reor-
ganize the chapter. said:
II am glad to announce to the ladies'
who have petitioned me to re-estab-
lish tho old Appomattox Chapter that
after reviewing all the law bearing
on the case, and comforting with the
president general, they can operate
under their old charter. and thus retain
their State number, 6. U. D. G. No. H.
Mrs. Tate congratulated the ladies
that the law permitted her to render
this decision. They were suspended
chapter.
Nine OF the old members were pres
ent-Mrs. ]. w. Flood, Mrs. William
II ellis. Mrs. C. w. Hunter, Mrs. A. e.
Caldwell. Miss Lucy Smith. Miss ". j.
Trent, Miss Nina Jones. Mrs. Richard
Il. Burke. Mrs. Thomas S. Bocock.
The election Of officers resulted as
follows: Mrs. J. w. Flood. president:
Mrs. w. ]. Trent, yice-president; Miss
Nina Jones, secretary ana tTe6SureE.
The following ladies applied for mem
bership: Mrs. B. G. Anderson. Mrs. j. B.
Abbitt, Mrs. E. R. Abbitt. Mrs. H. r.
Allison. Miss Eula Burke. Mrs. w. Fl.
Both. Mrs. Thomas S. Bocock, Miss
Annie Caldwell. Miss Matte Caldwell
Miss Mary Caldwell, Mrs. w. b. Cald-
we'll, Mrs. D. E. Caldwell. Miss Clara
Caldwell. Miss Lizzie II. Christian. Mrs.
w. a. Coleman, Mrs. r. z. Caldwell,
Miss Vivian Coleman, Mrs. Howard Dill
lard, Miss Ethel Freshman, Miss Helen
Gregory, Miss Maud Gregory. Mrs. Hub
bard. Miss Alice Hubbard. Mrs. Thomas
II. Bocock, Mrs. Mary w. Hughes, Mrs
Henry Hughes. Miss Daisy Hughes
Miss Leila B. Inge. Mrs. Fannie Jcn-
kins, Mrs. NJ. L. Moore. Mrs. w. c.
McGill. Mrs. ]. O. o'Brien, Mrs. B. F.
Oden, Miss Mary E. Paris Miss Rosa
Paris, Mrs. s. B. Reynolds. Mrs. ]. c.
Shearer, Miss Venona Sears, MISS May
Stevenson. Mrs. ". T. Steele AIRS. T. j.
Stratton, Mrs. B. II. Wear, Miss Chessy
May Wear.
The following officers we're unanl-
mously elected: Mrs. Sallie Bocock
Reynolds, first vice. president; Mrs. Joe
O'Brien. second vice-president; Mrs.
] B. Abbitt, recording secretary; Mrs.
Nina Jones. corresponding secretary;
Miss Helen Gregory, registrar; Mrs. B.
III Anderson, treasurer.
The regular monthly meetings will
be held Wednesday after the first Sum
i-day2 in each month
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GRAY WILL CLEAN AND PRESS
your clothes equal to new. 4O7 North
Fifth Street. Phone 1907.
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One Day Made Differencc.

las to tho washington- Southern
Railway Company's earnings:
rGross earnings from Octo-
her /, 1907, to March 81,
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Daily Court Record
LaM md Equity Court.

A. J. Fleming. who claims TO have been
Injured by fall In the City Hall last June.
yesterday filed notice OF q suit against the
city in the Law and Equity Court for 35.oa2
damages.
In the same cour, James A. cardona filed
a suit of $1,000 against the Richmond stove
Company
Consent Judgment was entered for $3.50 n
tho case OF a. T. Morris's administrator
against the receivers OF the Virginia Pas
sepger and Power Company
State Supreme Court.
In the Supreme Court yesterday an appeal
was allowed In the case OF J. G. Mccrorey
against Beatrice Thomas from the Law and
chancery Court OF Norfolk. The case In
wolves verdict OF $1,000 awarded the
plaintiff In The lower court for alleged per-
sonal injury sustained by the falling OF an
awning rack over the store OF the defena-
ant, who Is a merchant in Norfolk city.
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w a IN I S
ONE CENT WORD.
H1tsfelta1enu8.
WEAK ARcnED FEET.

! SORE HEEL, is THE FIRST sYMP-
tom of a fnlllng arch (flat foot) and
is known In medicine as n specific
ailment, VIZ: "policeman's heel
While not mt first alarming, 1t soon
grows severe and Indicates IL serious
condition OF the foot. Any ono so
afflicted may become n cripple unless
by proper mechanical devices tho
arch OF the foot is upheld for time
and the pressure on the heel from the
weight OF tho body relieved This
very painful condition OF the foot
Is often wrongly diagnosed as rheu-
matism or govt. The foot-rest will
quickly relieve the pain and by re-
tanning tho bones Of the arch in prop
err position, will eventually cure. Per-
sons standing on their feet contin-
ually, or having to walk much, will
appreciate this appliance as restful
to the feet. Not being fastened in
the shoe u is easily Interchangeable.
w. u. DREW & CO., Orthopedlc Cord
WAIVERS, 716 East Main Street,
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g {. { ! d : +
On this list day Of June, a. D. 1908,
on reading the petition for discharge of
the bankrupt, 1t Is ordered by the court.
on nae the 15rH DAY "a 20 OF q pNE F ha' p
1905. before said court. at Richmond,
in said district, at IL O'Clock, noon.
and that notice thereof be published
in The Times-Dispatch, a newspaper
printed In said district, and that all
known creditors and other persons in
interest may appear at thet said time
and place. and show cause. { any they
have, why the prayer OF the said petit
toner should not be granted.
And It Is further ordered by the
court. that the clerk shall send by mall
to all known creditors copies Of said
petition and this order. addressed to
them at their places of residence as
stated.
EDMUND WADD1LL, i r.,
" s. District Judge.
A true copy---Attest:
& JOSEPH r. BRADY, Clerk,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE,
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT. OF VIRGINIA:
In the matter OF
HENRY SCHNURMAN,
Bankrupt.
To the Honorable Edmund Waddill.
Judge OF the District Court OF the
United states for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia:
Hannah May Schnurman. eXecutrix Of
Henry Schnurman, late OF the city of
Richmond, and the State of Virginia,
in said district, respectfully represents
that on the 9th day OF November, 1907,
Henry Schnurman was duly ad3udged
a bankrupt under the acts Of Congress
relating to bankruptcy; that he duly
surrendered all his property and rights
of property and has fully complied with
all the requirements of said acts and
orders Of the court touching his bank
ruptcy.
that on the 10th day of April, 1908, the
said Henry Schnurman departed this
lif, and that on the 18th day of April,
1908, your petitioner qualified in the
.Chancery Court of the city OF Rich
mond as eXecutrix OF the last will and
man, deceased.
Your petitioner further states that
the said Henry Schnurman had not
been discharged from bankruptcy In
the proceedings ABOVE mentioned, nor
made application for discharge, and
she Is. as his eXecutrix. entitled under
the law to make this application for
discharge of the said bankrupt's estate
from the claim of his creditors.
Wherefore, she prays that his estate
may be decreed by the court to have
la full discharge OF all debts provable
against his estate under said bank
|ruptcy act. except such debts as are
accepted by law from such discharge,
Dated this LIST dayaof June, 1908.
HANNAH MAY. sSCHNURAIAN,
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0ARDING. SALES AND EXCHANGE
STABLES.
ssITER < DoRAN.

LASSITER & DORIAN,
SALES AND EXCHANGE
stables. corner Nineteenth and Frank
lin Streets; right in the heart OF the
commercial district. We have the
largest and best equipped stables In
tho city; personal attention to ell
teams entrusted to our care. Auc-
ton sales every Saturday promptly
at 10 o'clock; private sales daily.
Phone 1910
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LET US DO YOUR WORK.

THE BEST EQUIPPED RD-
pair shop In Richmond. we are ablo
to give you better service than otn-
ers. and at prices much more rea-
Fonable.
Mems half-sole. ............ .1oc
Womens half-sole. ...............6 sue
Children's half-sole. .36c up
Best leather used. Prompt service.
Work called for and delivered. Give
us trial and be convinced II.
ROMI. goa North Fifth street.
Phone 3478.
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BY Edward S. Rose Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
.2lO5 E. Marshall ST.

Will be sold by auction. on the prem,
Uses. on
TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE
1905, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
1t is detached and contains six rooms
besides bath. etc. The condition and
location OF this property Is all to b
desired. The lot has front OF "a By
los feet. to an alley 10 feet. wide. q
OF purchasing property like unto this
When possession is given you will noIs
have a nail to drive or screw tosturn.f
Please be prompt.
Terms at sale. .i5
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY.
Aucttoneers.
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Real Gstate for Reitt.
Dwelling Rent List
or
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & CO.

Location. Size. Posses
BIO Park Avenue. ....... 1871. ut once
1O6 w. Grace. ......... 12r. Mt once
I10 w. Grace. ........... IL r. Sept.
6t4 w. Grace. ...12r. mt once
21S u. Main .......,..... ar. Sept.
Oil IL. Marshall. ......... 12r. Aug. !
400 y. Cary.........,... Tor. Sept.
400 n. Twelfth. .......... Sr. Sept. l
JOG w. Marshall......... 6r. Sept. /
2106 u. Franklin......... 4 n. Sept. l
2707 10. Franklin. ..,..... 8r. at once
2bf2 H. Grace. Sr. at once
S22 W.. Cary. ............ 8r. Sept. l
$40 w. Cary............. 8r. at once
5201-2 N. Fourth St..... 6'r., Sept. l
2l5 s. Cherry. ........... CIR. Aug. 8
8 s. Pine. 6 r. at once
607 N. Thirty-flrst St.. 6'r. July 15
FLATS
First Flat, No. 10 South Third Street,
8 rooms; possession September LIST.
Second Flat at St Adams Flats, 8
rooms. posseSyion ut once.
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Ex'x OF Henry Schnurman, Bankrupt.
Tn the matter OF No. 742. Z
HENRY SCHNURNLAN, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE
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THE HOLLOW ARCHED FOOT

CAN'T BE FITTED WITH READY
made shoes; and IL you continue to
wear shoes made on flat lasts, you
will have weak arch, flat foot:
have us to make you pair to tit
your feet; IS and IS. DREW'S ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY, 716 East
Main Street.
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DON'T PAY RENT! WHEN
we will buy the home Of your choice
and let you repay us at the rate Of
e6 cents per hundred dollars, in
Guiding five per cent. interest. Ten
and one-half years to repay 1t, with
privilege to repay at any time and
stop interest. Six successive months
grace in event of sickness, &c. Money
back in case OF death. Safe. sure
and reliable. Investigate US.
z STANDARD TRUST COMPANY. TO.
American Bank Building.
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A. ]. Chewing Co.
RENT LIST.

~ :. 4 \
RENT LIST.
For rent, September /, 1908:
1902 Hanover Street. $500 per annum.
1912 Hanover Street, $500 per annum.
2506 Kensington Avenue, $500 per an
mum.
soa south Fourth Street. hat. ssso per
2o1 East Main Street. six rooms, third
flat, $500 per ann,lm.
GIG North Seventh Street, $3.50 per an
$40 North Eighth Street. $3.50 per an
10 North Harrison Street. $3.50 per
IS South Pine street. 1870 per annum.
1o1s West Marshall Street, s21s per
so4 North Thirsy-nrst Street. sats
eos North Thirty-nrst Street. s21s per
so7 North Thlrty-nrst Street. 5000 per
$500 Kensington Avenue. fiat. six rooms.
$500 per annum.
2502 [ensington Avenue, fiat, six rooms,
$500 per annlln.
Elm Street. corner Kensington, nine
rooms, $3.50 per annum.
Elm Street, next to corner, nino rooms,
los Temple Street, new. 5000 per an
mum (6-15).
107 Temple Street, new, 5000 per an
aoa Sycamore street. six rooms. Bar
ton Heights. 1861 per month.
ia West Grace Street. basement,
three rooms, $50 per month.
SIS East Broad Street second and
third flats $45 per month.
1900 North Twenty-third Street, SIX
rooms. $40 per month.
1910 East Cary Street, store. $50 per
1000 Buchanan Street. six rooms. $3.50
per month.
416 West Grace street. office, base
ment, $3.50 per month.
sos North Thirty-fourth Street, $14
per month (6-10).
90 Maiden Lane, three rooms, $3.50
s22 North Harrison Street. six, rooms.
second fiat. private bath. SIS per
month.
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MEMS WORKING SHOES.

t2.5o.-DREW's OWN MAKE: WELT
sewcd; leather bottoms; no wood or
paper used between the soles; veal
skin uppers, which will not scratch
VIII rough Ugh usage. r D DI EL ~.
Main Street.
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UPHOLSTERY.

PARLOR SUITS, ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
like new: slip covers made and mat.
tresses renovated; for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for esti.
mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SON,
Adams and Broad streets.
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PURE WATER.

PURE WATER.
IF YOU HAVE STOMACH TROUBLE
try Old Chesterfield White Rock
Lithia Water. 1t will cure you. Also
a fine drinking water. FIVE gallons,
2bc.; delivered fresh from the springs
daily. W. c.. DUKE, Manager. lii
East Thirteenth Street, Manchester.
Phone oS53-IA
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ONE SECONDHAND EXTENSION TOP
jump seat surrey and harness; espe-
cially good for country use; Will sell
cheap. BRISTOW-WORS CO.,
1000 East franklin.
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WEDDING GIFTS.

$50 FOR SOLID SILVER CREAM
ladies'; something extra good for the
money. SCHAAFS, No. 426 East
Il RrOad.
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BAKERY.
WATER SUPPLY.
FLORIST,

CUT FLOWERS, CARNATIONS. PEo-
MES, roses, reduced prices. Funeral
designs, 81 to IS. NJ a, WHlTTf.
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-oRTHoPEDIc coRDWAINER

ALL KINDS OF FOOT TROUBLES RE-
lieved; advice free: we only charge
for the work; no chiropody; no sur
gerry; we simply construct shoes on
scientific principles; corns. bunions,
weak ankles. weak arches. drawn
ligaments, ingrowing nails. short
limbs, box ankles knock knees,
& CO., 7l6 East Main Street.
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Increase C. per cent?. STAG 20
.The extra day In February and the
fact that considerable portion of the
revenue this year appears as local
which was reported as through revenue
last year, due to abnormal conditions
brought about by the 2-cent rate in
Virginia, more than account for the
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WATCH REPAIRING.

IN ONES WATCH
makes travelling pleasure when
correct time is always necessary.
Yours may be q capable timekeeper,
but through incompetent repairing
you have lost faith in It. Bring It
to me. ! will repair the worst
wrecked watch, ana Will do 1t eco
nomically. o. r. HASTEN, Successor
to I. Goddard, $40 East Main Street,
Rjchropd Va
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.4-BEsT TEETH-s4.

FROM NOW UNTIL JUNE 18TH YOU
can get the best set OF teeth made
at 81 per set. Gold Crowns and
Bridge Work. $3.50 per tooth. Gold
Filings, 81 up. silver Filings, soc.
made. All work at half-price.
4 UNION DENTAL COMPANY, Third
and Broad.
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.Icrease (s.1s p. Co.'S 9,e5s 16
1.-THE mileage Travelled by passengers
during the same period Increased 1876
per cent.
Gross earnings from pas
sengers travelling be-
tween local stations
October 1. 1907. to March 81.
October l. 1905. to March 81.
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GROCERIES AND FEED.

NJ. y. MUssEN G. son, AND 10
North Eighteenth Street. Green and
fancy groceries. hay, grain. feed OF
all kinds; etc. Lowest market prices.
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w A IN j S
ONE CENT a WORD.
miscellaneous.
GRADUATION GIFTS.

$40 FOR MISSES SOLID GOLD CHAT
elaine watches.
S. AND UP FOR LADIES' GOLD
bracelets.
$3.50 no SO FOR THE swELLEsT
line Of signet rings to be found
So AND UP FOR LADIES' DIAMOND
rings.
50 AND UP FOR LADIES BROOCHES.
75C. AND UP FOR LADIES' HAT
pins.
scHAAF'. No. 4ss, Fifth and Broad.
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BE CAREFUL OF THE CANDY YOU
eat during the warm days. Be sure
It's pure. KAEMPF. 10 North Ninth.
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I'm other words. the revenue from
loal travel on the Washington-south-
ern railway actually decreased about
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I9Vo ...'.4-. 'I.SlVI,VoV %
"Gross earnings from Octo-
Der /, 1905. to March 81,
1907 ....... .....!...... 157.as1 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
In the matter OF
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