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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-29

now been reduced to the size of an
ordinary drift. which will be driven
ahead until the line is reached.
In the linn Florence drifts are be-
ing run on the first. second and third
levels and on the third level there is
three feet of quartz that assays $40
per ton. The linn. il would seem,
is certain to get some of the good
things possessed by its neighbors
Back of the linn ground. on the
Jumbo. the Jumbo Leace Co appears
10 be nearing an ore snoot on the $50
foot level The management has
dritted up under the old linn Jumbo
workings, which were productive OF
much rich ore above the 200 level,
and is in ground which indicates the
proximity of an ore shoot ". H.
Clark is president and manager of
the company. and has an abiding
faith in its future.
]. H. Tate. superintendent of the !
Iinn Florence lease. was visitor at |
The Baby Florence yesterday and was /
given permission by Superintendent |
Meikle to sample the ore shoot on the /
200 level north. Tate took sample t
across Is inches in the back of the /
lrift, which Meikle said was "damnel +
good ore. II is. The assayer gave |
returns from the sample of S234.60 +
o the .-Goldfield Chronicle.
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Wright. W H. Cowles. Arthur Full
Ter, Mary T.. Pinshot. Gist Blair, N. IL.
Graves, Nespasiam Warner. all of
Cincinnati; c. +. Written. A. F.
Witen. William Gemmell all of Proyi-
dence: W. II. Grape. Rhode Island; J.
F. Vale, Denver: c. NJ. Hewitt. r. b.
Butler. d. b. Jones, Stewart Spalding
+. J. Burlington. A. II. Milliken, H.
\. Langhorst, W. 7. Joyce. J. S.
Shaffer. T. ID. Jones. ID. b. Bunny, j.
A. Spoor, J. Hendenwall J. +. Oliver.
W. Bprropghs. C. Mark C. A. Smith.
w. X. BiXby o. b. FERN. \. w.
Goodrich. w H. Evans, c. -. Bor-
land. W. Kent. b. S. Hart. +. b.
Price. Spencer Otis, A. A. Mckay, J..
S. Runnels, J. T. Neff, j. c. Brooks.
w. Mclaughlin. all of Chicago: f. X.
Stevens. o. p. Letchworth. of Buffalo
r. l.. Airson, d. A. Campbell. d NJ.
Houser, S. cupples. H. S. Brookings,
r. Mallicrold, j. Homes. all of st.
Louis: Arthur Brook, II. c. Lea. II.
DistOn. \. Snellenberg, & Co, Il. A.
Gimmble & Brothers, w. NJ Potts,
o. Nishohe e Brothers. A. G. Har-
rison, J. w. Harton. NJ. Murphy. j T..
Caldwell. ]. Doake Jr. ". w Eft
Ter. c. j. Webb. W. Wood Il. Morrell
Lit, S. d. Lit Albert L. Middleton. ali
of Philadelphia; +. O. Briggs, New
ark. Nathan Goss. Wheeling: c. G..
Goodrich. Minneapolis; L. + Swinney
Kansas City; Mrs John Hay. c. T.
Saunders & Dempsey. all of CleYe-
( land; J. n. Stoyal, Menominee
Noah IL. Suyswayne. Toledo; Thomas
A Edison. Menlo Park. y. J.;
Thomas J. o Brien Toxic J A. But
I Ter, Jr. Youngstown: W. A. Hart. J.
S. Elliott both of Connecticut Es-
tate of L. B. Harrison. Clifford b.
Wright. w. II. Aims, all of Ohio: n.
L. Amster. II. L. Lawson, Charles \.
Parson. Jeremiah Williams & Co, W.
r. Sessions. b. II. Kreger, Edward S.
/ Fowler, w. II. Lyon, ]. II. Williston
& Co. Parkinson and Burr, Brown
and Adams. u. w. Nudge, w NJ
White. l.. f. Miller. w. r. Craig NJ
S. Payne. II. NJ. Dickson, j. Il. French
/ J. +. Deems. j. S. Coffin, W. l.. Clark
c. w. Hincley, Michael Blake. Will
liam Stone. f. Delanns, W. ii. Mar
Z SHdll, II T. HOllillSohs - OAif w -
Hatzell. +. A. Reed. J. Sleeper, c. w
Murphy. William Bushby. J. Kish-
land & Co., Henry Day. Harrison
Benn. A. Chatfield. W. f. Brown, +
I A. Wallace, G. f. Gridding, II. w
Sears. r. w. Stewart, S. Hinsburg, J
II. Weaver, d. w. Bowman, John
Onwake. Caleb Chase, e. Remsey, G.
w. Warren, s. S. Eyeland. j. A. JEFF
frey. c. S. Jobes, a. Morehan, II. c
Treater, J. y. Armstrong, Jr., NJ. J
/ Lawrence. Elizabeth Migon, Porter
Pollock. Edwin Miner.
Summary. Net amount received
and disbursed at New York and Chi
eago headquarters. 81 .035. 36S.27
In addition to above there was col
lected by the national committed s
financial committee in the several
states an turned over to the state
committees for use in their own
states $620150
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OF
NEXT LEGISLATURE

TONOPAH, Nov. Ex-senator George ID. Pyne OF Els
merada county probably will preside the during
the next of the legislature and his position of president
pro tem he is chosen will make him the of Gov
Dckerson should the chief executive be ncapacated
Senator Pyne is hold senator He was born on the
Comstoek and engaged the practice of law for many
Two years Senator Pne the choice of the minority
Tor president but defeated by vote Esmerada
claims the right to the president pro The speaker
ship of the house probably will be bestowed upon Assembly
man Folsom of Washoe
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ACTIVITY AT POGO TEMPO.

The construction gang on the tele-
phone line to POGO TEMPO was talk
ing 10 Carson this morning from a
point only quarter of a mile from
camp, and expects to have the line
completed today. Teams are hauling
gold to the mill and the POGO Tempo
mine has begun sacking lead-siver
ore for shipment. Prospectors are
coming in and an incipient bodm
seems to be on.--Carson Appeal.
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MORE STAMPS FOR MANHATTAN

The little two-stamp mill at Man
haitian known as the Veith-Plamenez
mill. which has been running con-
stantly day and night on ore from
that camp will be closed down tenn
porarily in order to allow of the in
stallment Of five additional stamps,
the machinery for which is now on
the ground. little later on a
cyanide plant will be added TO the
mill.
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WHERE THE CASH FOR
REPUBLICANS CAME FROM

CONTINUED From Page Three
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The Florence Consolidated will in
stall an air compressor and soon be
in shape for the extraction of a heavy
tonnage of ore. The work of stopping
is restricted at present, until a con-
nection can be made with the Baby
Florence. The big stope on the 173
level was extended for ten feet into
the ore body and the workings have
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Nelus Notes of Nevada

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 2s.-rhe Western Pacific Rail
road company announced today the completion of It's Flower
AXE tunnel which cuts under the Peqnop mountains III Aye
county Nevada
The tunnel Is on the line of the Western Pacific and
5657 feet IN length. Almost the entire distance Is through
solid limestone and the work of drilling through the noun
tains consumed u months.
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w a. .lEQ1IFS
ONE CENT A WORD.
lost ann Tounp.

LOST, TUESDAY, BETWEEN CEN
trail School and Cohcns. lady's gold
watch, With chain and locket Re
ward II left at 102 South Thirteenth
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5ituations manteb, Genale.

LADY STENOGRAPHER. SIX YEARS
experience, desires position: excel
lent references. Address G sos, care
Times -Dispa tch
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RED BASKET DEVILED GRABS.
Cal up COLEMAN. Phone 6s97.
Nuf ced,
FOR SALE. ONE LARGE REFRIGER-
tor suited for boarding house: bar
gain. Apply 5os North Sixth Street.
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groal saotitts.

v1RG1N1A--1N THE CIRCUIT COURT
THE sTIl DAY or MAY, 1908:
In the matter Of holding a special
election III Brookand School District,
No. !, to pass upon the question OF
of thirty thousand (s3o0o0) dollars
shall be issued by the School Board OF
SAID district for the purpose Of erect
ing schoolhouse Eat Glen Allen aud
a schoolhouse at Highland Park, In said
|dstrlct:
School Board OF Brookland District, No.
!, BY u resolution adopted February
30, 1908. and duly spread upon the min
utcs of the proceedings of the said
board, In which resolution tho said
board declares that in its opinion 1t
house should be erected at Glen AL
len and an additional schoolhouse
should be erected at Highland Park, In
said district In order to provide adj
Iditonal public school facilities for the
children of the school age In said dis
trict: and that the school funds Of said
school district Will not be sufficient
within three years from the passage
of the resolution, to provide said adj
ditional schoolhouses and to furnish
the same; and recommending that the
sum OF thirty thousand ($3OoO0) dol
lhES SlOuIu De eSpeUusu LOWhTQ tHe
erection OF said school buildings;
And 1t further appearing to the court
that the statement Of facts contained
In the resolution OF the said School
Board was on the Sd day of March.
1908. confirmed and approved by a
resolution OF the Board OF Supervisors
of the county of Henrico: and a copy
OF the resolutions of said School Board
and the Board OF Supervisors having
been certified to this court, together
with the location OF the schoolhouses
to be erected. with the plans. specifi-
cations and the estimated cost there
of, approved by the division school su-
perintendent:
The court doth order that special
election be held in the Brookland
school District on TUESDAY. MAY
26, 1908. to pass upon the question
whether such bonds shall be issued or
not for the amount recommended by
the School Board for said district.
The clerk OF this court Is directed to
give the notice OF such election by
publication In The Times-Dispateh.
daily. for fourteen times. and direct
the Sheriff to post notice OF the
election in ten (1o) conspicuous points
In said district which notice shall
state the amount of the bonds to be
issued and the purpose Of the proposed
Issue thereof.
A Copy-Teste: 80
Clerk.
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~~~@~~-~I~o~"-@N|--|
ENGAGEMENTS. PROF.
JAMES S. HARRIS and his merry
quartet at liberty for private parlor
entertainments. Fine concerts ar
ranged for churches, halls. etc. All
our music composed and written by
James S. Harris, the famous writer
of his great songs. I'll Be Waiting
Where the Honeysuckies Bloom
We have comedians, cack walkers,
buck and wing dancers. piano play
ers: ready for any engagement. Of
flee address,, Harris-Litt Host Mu-
sical-Comedy Company. J. S. Harris
Mgr. Phone 1884. 100 w. Main,
Richmond, Va.
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April 80, 1905.
1t appearing to the board that a
macadam road Is In contemplation be-
tween The Plains and Middleburg, a
distance of eight miles, under the SUI
pervsion OF the State Highway Com
mission, it is ordered that the clerk
of this board Will make out prope:
advertisement 20 build said macauam
road. returnable to May Is, laos, at
The Plains, and publish the sams in
the county papers and The Times is-
patch, of Richmond, VA; and 1t Is further
ordered that a committee be appointed
to meet at that place at that time
and open said proposals am, accept or
reject any or all bids and to lat the
work as whole or any portion thc-e-
of as in their Judgment is Right and
proper; said committee to be COMPOSED
of w. n. Tiffany. w. G. Davis and
Garland Skinker. Plans and specifi-
cations for same may be had or seen
at the post-office at The Plains. Va.
A certified check for $500 to accom-
pany each bid, and the State and coun-
ty representatives Will be at The Plains
on the sth day of May, 1908, to show
parties said road and specifications.
A Copy-Teste:
A. r. BARTENsTE1N,
Clerk.
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BID FOR ROAD BUILDING. Eau
OTTER COIINTY

BID FOR ROAD BUILDING. Eau
QUEER COUNTY.
Sealed proposals for the construc-
ton OF eight miles Of macadam road,
from The Plains to Middleburg will be
received at The Plains, Virginia, or
18th May. 1908. at the post-office there
OF. Plans and specifications for same
may be seen at the office of the State
Highway Commission in Richmond,
Virginia. md at the post-office at The
Plains, Va.
A certified check for $500 must ac-
company each bid.
Committee. composed of w. N. Tiff
fanny, The Plains. va: w. G. Davis. Yer
non Mills. Va. and Garland skinker:
Warrenton; Va, will open said sealed
reserve the right to reject any or, all
bids. and to let the work as whole
or in part. The State and county rep
rescntatives will be at The Plains on
the sth day of May 1905 to show par
ties said road and specifications. Pro-
posals should be addressed to POST
master. The Plains. Virginia.
a. R. BARTENsTE1N. Clerk
County Road Board Fauquier Co.. Va.
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Solicitors ano Statesmen.


rience unnecessary; 500 per mont
and expenses. PEERLESS CIGAR
CO., Toledo, Ohio.
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JUST RECEIVED 1000 GENUINE
Imported French briar pipes. all
shapes and sizes; will sell for the
next ten days for soc. each: others
get 50 for the same. McCOY'S, cor
ner Eighth and Broad.
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w A IN II S
ONE CENT A WORD.
H1i8tellanenug.

THE BEST $3.50 LAWN MOWER ON
the market; also hand sycles, flower
forks and hose. ELBA HARD WARE
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HE RICHMOND RUBBER TIRE co.
Is the cheapest place In the city to
get a tire put on when the quality
OF the rubber is considered; every
tire and workmanship guaranteed;
give us a trial; we carry the largest
stock OF rubber tires in the city; or
ders from out-of-town concerns
given prompt attention; our prices
are correct. 221-3 West Broad Street.
Phone 4054. We are prepared to do
blacksmith work Of every descrip-
ton.
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WHY NOT HAVE YOUR AWNINGS
made up now while you can secure
for the spring? H. Z. COPELAND
& CO.. los North Ninth. .
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JAMES's NATIONAL DETECTIVE
Agency. established twenty-four
years. all business entrusted to our
care will receive prompt attentions;
correspondence confidential Bank
OF Richmond Building, Richmond Va
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70 MAKE SPACE BY WEDNESDAY
will sell cheap lot Of dry oak
boards: see them quick for bar
gain. ISTOW-WORSHAM CO..
1900 East Franklin.
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Bnu[trp..=Tet anb q ihe &tock.

-
CHICKEN FOOD AND SUPPLIES
Wheat for little and big chickens;
carload Just in; dealers and large
buyers should inquire. w. ]. TODD.
428 North Sixth Street.
FOR SALE, A FEW CHOICE BERk-
shire pigs, Biltmore stock; entitled
to. registrations; eight weeks old;
price, five dollars each Apply to II.
]. SHEPPARD, Chula, Va.
FOR SALE, ONE TRANSFER WAGON,
one Dayton. one runabout; also two
horses, 1900 pounds each; also two
good driving mares. Virginia raised.
llLRA BOARDING STABLE,
FOR SALE. ONE DRIVING AND RID
Ing mare; four years old: sound,
gentle and very stylish. C. p, La
THROP & co. Phone "a.
FREE. 10C. PACKAGE coNKEY'S
lice nowder and CSC, poultry book.
Bring ad. to WALTER j. TODD, No.
426 North Sixth. Richmond,
FOR SALE, GOOD DRIVING AND
saddle mare, MARTINS STABLE,
305 North Eleventh Street.
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FOR SALE. CHEAP. TO QUICK Buy
err, touring car complete. with top,
wind shield, five lamps. three extra
SHOES and inner tubes Address E
756. care Times-Dispatch.
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A. r. Mayo. Auctioneer,
Ill East Main Street.

Roll Top Desk. Typewriter and Flat
Top Desks, Typewriter and Revolving
Chairs. Handsome Oak Wall Cases. Hair
and Felt Mattresses. Oak and Walnut
Bookcases. Hat Racks. Ceuches. Ward
robes. Extension and other Tables. Iron
Beds. Parlor Suits and Chairs. Oak and
Cherry Sideboards. Oak and Walnut
Chamber Suits and Household Goods of
every descriptions, at our warerooms,
I'll East Main Street. 1880 a. NJ,
WEDNESDAY, MAY IS, 1908. r.
TERMS. Cash
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THINK OF HAVING THE FIRE-BOx
in your range. around which the wa
ter circulates at all times. The
-CAMERON range has the never-burn
iron fire-box lining. 1t is bound to
last for wears,
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HAVE YOUR CARRIAGES AND WAC
ons painted, repaired and rubber
tire work promptly done by RICH
ARDSON BROS. SIS Brook Avenue.
phone 1867 6si
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LADIES SHOE REPAIRING.

SPECIAL REDUCED PRICE IF YOU
cut out this advertisement and send
with shoes. We havera lot OF small
halfsoles on hand, suitable for ladies'
shoes. Regular price, Soc: reduced
to Soc, sewed: nailed. 35c. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY, 716
East Main Street. Phone 1867.
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w A IN I S
ONE CENT a WORD.
BoaIrotrg.

NICE ROOMS. WITH GOOD sERv1CE;
excellent meals; for transient, $1.50
per day; one block from all car lines.
THE LANGLEY. 900 East Franklin
Street
WANTED, PERMANENT AND TRAM
sieDt boarders at THE LURAY, 403
East Main Street; excellent table.
nice rooms.
DELIGHTFUL ROOMS, LARGE AND
small: modern convenienccs. 1011
1iast Marshall.
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Business Opportunities,

FOR SALE SODA WATER !. AND
cigar store; owner leaving city.
MEREDITH s COOKE, iii East
Main, :
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w IN ID S
ONE CENT WORD.
DerSnnaIs.
ONE CENT a WORD.

LADIES. WE ARE MAKING SOME
very pretty Rajah and Mirage suits;
Just the thing for the coming hot
weather; they arc very nice for tray
cling also. We use only the very
Innings All our suits are guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction.
Hoping you may call. we remain.
very respectfully, LEWIS y BROWN.
2o2 North First. Phone 1855.
"W EsTovER" RUBBER ROOFING
carried in four thicknesses, Is SUI
psrior t. aa es s sSmyle e re e b on
fore placing your orders. Specify
"Westover" rubber roofing to your
dealer and patronizc home industry.
THE MISSIONER PAPER Co. Rich
mond. Va.
EVERY DEpos1ToR IN A BANK IS
equally entitled TO the greatest se,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
and Invites accounts from all classes
needing the Ia faculties II e, Of sot strong.
Uoo,ooo.oo Organized April. 1865.
FOR SALE, UP-To-DATE DRUG
store; central location, growing To-
cality: splendid soda trade: 1nnova-
ton fountain; little r opposition nae w. w.
selling owner cannot personally look
after business. Terms, 1-2 cash, ball
ancc reasonable. Address Room 11O,
Citizens Bank Building. Norfolk.
JOSEPH FlNGUE. HAVING SOLD
his interest In the Imperial Barber
Shop, has purchased an interest III
the Estess New Barber Shop. No.
7O2 East Main Street. and will be
glad to Jce all his friends at his new
location.
PARLOR SUITS, ODD CHAIRS AND
touches recovered and reupholstered
tressea renovated; for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for esti-
mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SON,
Adams and Broad Streets
DON'T YOU WANT A CORSET THAT
imparts style, gives comfort and pro-
notes health? Made to order for any
figure and guaranteed. THE CORSET
SHOP, 317 North Fifth street. Mrs.
A. ]. Pyle.
JANlEs's NATIONAL DETECTIVE
Agency, established twenty-four
years: all business entrusted to our
care will receive prompt attention.;
correspondence confidential Bank
OF Richmond Building, Richmond. Va.
THINK. OF HAVING THE FIRE-Box
in your range. around which the wa
ter circulates at all times. The
cameron range has the never-burn
iron fire-box lining. 1t is bound to
last for years.
SEE OUR ADS. IN FOR SALE" AND
Roses and Bedding Plants" MERIT
ROSE CO., West Grace and Cedar
Streets.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S. 209 North Third Street.
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Real estate fnr Rent.

FOR RENT. FURNISHED HOUSE ON
Preston Heights, Charlottesville. Va. !;
all modern conveniences. II rooms,
use OF COW, chickens, and -four
fishing garden, fruit. stable with 8
box stalls. For terms apply SUSSEX
d. DAVIS, Preston Heights. Char
lottesville, Va.
FOR RENT. FIvE-RoOA19 COTTAGE,
completely furnished. directly on
Chesapeake Bay no mosquitoes; use
of boats and pier for fishing, crab
bling. ETC., free; three months or
more, $2b per month"; H. r. DEA-
CON, Cheriton. Va.
AT FARAlVILLE, VA, THE HOME OF
a professor, to rent. furnished for
summer; nominal rental: seven rooms
and bath; large halls. cool and airy
Lithia spring water. Apply to DR.. F.
a. MILLIDGE.
FOR RENT. AN EIGHT-RoONI HOUSE,
with bath. hot and cold water on
Libby Hill. next to park; possession
at once; rent reduced until LIST of
September. Address D 663, care
TimesDispatch.
FOR RENT. LAKESIDE CAFE. AP-
ply to LEWIS SGINTER LAND AND
a IMPROVEMENT co.
HALF BROAD STREET STORE; BEST
retail locality; low rent. Address
e 433, care Times-Dispatch.
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A FEW BoARDERs WILL BE TAX EN-
at Bonevista, near Greenwood, AL
bemar:c county, from June list to
September goth; climate and sltua-
ton ,incxcelIed. Address Mrs.
THOMAS SEMMES. 206 South Cher
ry Street Richmond Va
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&ummer Boarbing

SUMMER BOARD ON PRESTON
Heights, charlottesville: best eleva-
ton cool, all the sconveniences OF the
city combined with that OF the coun-
try; elegant yard and shade trees
and summer house. Apply for terms,
DAVIS, Preston Heights, Charlottes-
Vile Va
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A HOUSE OF EIGHT OR
nine rooms, between First and Ninth
and Broad and Main; want posses
sion first day OF October. Address a
sea- care Times spatch.
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a part of Furnishings OF the grand
residence of Mrs. j. D. Pace, 100 w.
FRANKLIN ST., In the act of moving into
her new modern home. We will sell-u
rot fine Bric-a- Brac, handsome Parlor
Images and Pedestals, statuary, large
lot fine Bricabrac. handsome Parlor
Pieces, Gard Tables, Library Tables. Pier
Tables. handsome Oil Paintings and
Chairs, grand 4-door Mahogany Ward.
robe, Chest of Drawers, fine Side
board and Table, and Chairs (wicker
seats), Persian Rugs. Cut-Glass. Sill
y.erware, Glassware. Book Cases,
Couches, Porch Sets, and lots Of other
goods. This sale, will be a rare chance
to, purchase such goods. as they are
very fine. The goods will not be on
exhibition until the day OF sale, FRI
Der, at 1890 O'Clock.
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Meetlng8

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Of the stockholders Of the Baughman
Stationery Company win be held In
the office of the company, 1907 East
Main Street, Richmond, Va. WE'D
JAS S. FRANCIS.
Treasurer.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING or ACCA
! Temple Will be held THURSDAY
EVENING", MAY Hath, at o'clock,
Business of the utmost Importance
viii be considered. l desire the at
tendance of every member
r. w. McCAW, y
POtentate.
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PROPOSALS.

The town of Clarksville Va, desires
the lowest bids for about 1000 yards
of granolithic pavement. The town has
the money on hand to pay cash for
this work, and the bids should be en-
tered by the 25th of May. All appli-
cants should appear in person.
For further information. write
SAMUEL DAVIS and
G. r. VAUGHAN.
Street Commissioners.
OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMASTER
Newport News, Va. April 10, 1908
Sealed proposals I'm triplicate) for fur
nishing 800 tons of oats and 4.4oo
tons Of hay will be received at this
office until II o'clock A. NJ. eastern
time), May IA. 1908. Full information
f. A. GRANT. Captain Quartermaster,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13

LOST. PAIR OF SILVER SCISSORS IN
Reservoir Park. near the lake. Re-
ward II returned to 105 East Grace
Street