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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-23

Misses May and Olive Huey
will spend short while at
Myrtles with Mrs. H. M. Will
Iiams before leaving for the sum-
.mer.
Prof. J.. A. Thoms, who has
been principal of the Mansfield
High School for the past year, is
at Sewanee, Tenn. to summer
and study.
The Misses Provosty of Pie. |
| Coupee were guests of Mrs W.
| D. Patterson for the school
closing. Also Messr Bert Wills
and Provosty.
Judge LaWrason had profess
iOnal business before the Cir
cult Court in Baton Rouge, this
week, as did also Hon. R. G.
Wickliffe.
Miss Caro- Davis spent awhile
with relatives in Woodville, Miss.
coming to town Thursday for the
weekend, guest of Mrs. Fred
Hochenedel.
The accommodating. young
clerk, J. j. Parker of Whitman
station, this parish, made a bust,
+ ness trip to New Orleans recent
ly.
Mrs. S. H. Barrow returned
home Wednesday from a visit tC
Crystal Springs, accompanied
Il by her aunt, Mrs. Louisa Gill
u more, who will spend some time
with her.
l. Mrs. r. G. BrasseauX return
q ed home, Sunday night, as he
little son, Leonard, was sick
w She left her baby in New Orlean
n at DR.. Fenner's Sanitarium
Mrs. r. Tempel remaining wit
ly it.
n r. Yunkes, who has positio
with the Genesee Lumber CC
40 near Hammond La. came owe
D and removed his family to the
new home, this week. Mingle
IS regrets and good wishes folio
to them.
Al Mrs. W. r. Percy leaves Mo
ed day, to join her husband in the
s, new home at Minden. III
many friends of this lovely lit
is lady and her cherubic chlldr'
ms much regret the change mad
She is spending the weekend
The Locust Grove with her paren
mo- Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Stirling.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-23
The Confederate Monument.

We have been informed that
the Police Jury is contemplating
building cement walk from the
side entrance of the Court House
to the gate on Prosperity Street.
The u. D. G. had in view at
one time a plan for ornamenting
the base of the Confederate
Monument, but for lack OF funds
were unable to carry out their
wishes. A neat but inexpensive
design was suggested by Maj. +.
M. Mumford Commander of our
Confederate Camp, and it is to
be hoped that if the police jury
conclude to build cemented en-
trance to the court house, that
they will include this simple ad-
dition to the monument. 1t will
be not only an ornament to the
monument but also serve to en-
bellish the court house grounds
and keep off intruders from
lounging on the base OF the
monument during the session OF
: court.
The court house grounds
should be gradually improved
either by the parish Or the town
q and converted into a public
i: square. 1t would be appreciat
:; ed by our people on the hot sum
:: mer nights. Cannot this matte
}. be placed in the hands of three
!. commissioners and gradual.
, worked up? A little could be don
. every year, and the expens
=, would be comparatively small.
a. Let the police jury and GU
q CITY council take this matter III
g der consideration.
$, Capt. H. L. White and famil
n, moved here from Angola, La
a. week, and are located in I'll
residence near the upper JAG
mt son road. J. M. Austen hi
tn moved to Angola and has Il
N position of camp captain forl
y, erly held by Capt. White.
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Absent Friends.

Mrs. Eugene Ellis of New
Orleans and her children are
spending awhile at Covington,
DR.. Jas. Kilbourne is now at
Ethel. In addition to his
practice, he is interested in a
drug store there. Mrs. Kill
bourne leaves for that place
shortly.
Miss Carol Philips, daughter
of Mrs. G. M. Philips OF Lake
and, graduates from Stanton
College, this year.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-23

West Feliciana Chapter, U. D.
C, will hold a meeting, Wednes-
day, 3 p. m. at Memorial Hall A
full attendance is urged as az
engagements must be hurried fol-
the observance of Decoration
Day, June 3, which is also the
centenary of Jefferson Davis
Let every member bestir herseE
to make that occasion a memora
| BILE one.
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The Veterans.

West Feliciana Camp 1913, Unit
ed Confederate Veterans met IN
regular session at Memorial Hall
on Thursday, May 2lst. The
Commander was authorized to
appoint the delegates to BIZ
mingham, and to the State ne
union at Monroe, La.
It was concluded to hold
basket picnic at some time ou
ring the summer, time and plac'
to be stated later. The follow
ING officers were reelected: +
I'M. Mumford, Commander; B. L
Lavergne, Captain; q. Newman
lst Lieut.; A. b. Briant, IN
Lieut.; Thos. Butler, Bird Lieut.
wv. r. Campbell, Color Guart
lW. B. Smith, Capt. and ADV
tant.
~
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Closing Exercises of julius freyhan High
School

Closing Exercises of Julius freyhan High
School
The following program was
presented very acceptably on
the occasion of the closing exer-
cises of Julius Freyhan High
School, May q and %:
Chorus-The Mellow Horn
9th, 9TH, 9Th and 9th grades.
May Time, Primary Department.
Play, Out In the Street., High
School Department-E. F. Frier,
Hilda Simmons, John Robert Gil
more, lowering Lawrason, Chas.
Tooraen, Joseph D. Smith, Harry
Butler, Lillian Brandon, Helen
Row, Mildred Marsh. War of
the Roses, Bird, 4th, 5th Grades.
Pantomime- Love Knot, Amy
Leake. Song, School Days. Play,
1.-THE Bill Posters Dream, y
Bill Poster, Joe New s h a m;
: Dream Queen, Mabel Gore;
Groom, Mercer Barrow; Bride,
Anna Barrow; Quaker Oats
Harry Williams; Zu zu boys
I John Tenney, Edward Newsham
" Uneeda Biscuit, Sam Williams
T Sapolio: Cook, Sallie Pigott, May
u or, Ware Henderson, Doctor
y Jim Butler, Policeman, Charlie
Rogillio, Maid, Alice Golsan
Cream of Wheat, Charlie Barrow
Bakers Cocoa, Hattie Cutrel
Ivory Soap, Mamie Claiborne
Ham What Am, Solly Sterr
" Queen Quality Shoes, Annie XII
" bourne; Lowney's Cho C oil att
Theresa Mann; Fairy Soal
Eloise Stocking; Heintz 81 VI
~ rieties, Reeve Barrow; COlumbi
~ Lucille Williams; Attendant
Mary Tooraen, Hilda Simmon
". ", Augusta Weydert; Uncle SAL
Claude Daniel. Wilson's Lull
by.
o,, Last night, the commenceme
lie exercises proper were held wi
700 addresses by Supt. Hendo
High School Inspector, L
49, Weber. Misses Lillian Carg
.ho and Helen Schlesinger recelv
diplomas.
a The german given at the n
ar Wednesday night was quit
end success. There were sixte
md couples. Mr.. S. Carter led
german the first part OF the ev
Of s ing and r. G.. Howell the latt
ks Those present were Mr.. {
,ept Mrs. Thibodaux, Mr.. and M
ray. Claiborne, Mines. Kilbour
yes Golsan, Mckenzie, W. K. Per
for Mcguire, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Der. Howell, Misses Pruett, Sea
en- Leila and Mamie Golsan,
and Almena Kilbourne, Loga
ling New Orleans, Evans, Ball,
he vosty of Newroads, Hazel ]
that row, Belle Barrow, Richard
) on Messrs. M. R. Jones, Kilbou
Percy, E. j. Barrow, 5. Bu'
rned Gastrell, Borg, Wilcox, Buq
10 8 Lester, Sam Carter, Drs. 10
ow a Babin, Gelpi.
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Church Notices.

The regular meeting OF the
Woman's Auxiliary takes place
next (the 4th) Thursday at 4 p
m. A full attendance is asked,
and members are requested to
bring their envelopes.
There will be service at ST.
Mary's Church next Sunday
afternoon at 4 p. m. Children to
be baptized should be brought to
the church,
There will be the usual service
at Grace Church next Sunday.
Pupils Of the Roman Cathelle
Sunday School are requested 0
meet at the church for practice
this afternoon Saturday at 4 p
m in readiness for the ceremon!
of Growing the Blessed Virgin
Sunday afternoon May 81.
The ceremony of Growing tn
Blessed Virgin will take place a
the Roman Catholic Chur c /
Sunday, May 81, 4p. m. Beat
: tiful music is in preparation b
the regular choir and by tn
f children. The public is cofdla
q " invited to be present.
e There will be preaching SUI
o day in Star Hill church, at IL
i m, Let us one and all do OF
part towards making it a got
\. service. Not providen6ally M
r. dered, | shall occupy my pulp
If in st. Francisville Sunday at
le D. IN. Subject: What we we
Il by nature, and what we are
I'd Grace.
E. L. Cargill. P. G.
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River News.
Secretary

NENt iNHc' |
The river here after falling a
few inches has again gone to
rising with the U. S. gauge read
ing 1919 feet.
Craytishing is good and those
who have the time don't fail to
catch large quantities.
Business is little dull down
on the river front but times will
be better later.
Capt. Eugene Henderson, al
prosperous planter and timber
man is in town on business. His
many friends were glad to see
him.
After being laid up for one
week for repairs to her boiler the
tug Laurel is again 0. K.
Capt. Billy Binning, stole a
march on the boys and got mar
ried. His many friends extend
their hearty congratulations and
best wishes.
Capt. Jim Marsh has pilot S
berth offered to him at Vlcks'
burg and says he may accept
but don't like to 60 so far away
Capt. John Thompson, left yes
terday with his tug Laurel fol
Red river after a tow of timber
Mr.. Charley Pace is chief en-
: neer.
! Chas. Bartless is now building
a fine gasoline launch which h
intends to use in the races tina
will come off at New Orleans O
: tht 9th of next month.
n Capt. John Wells returne
last night with his boat Lizzie )
from Old river, having in tow
}. lot of timber. Owing to broke
: wheel she is laid up for repair
A J. R. Matthews was electe
r treasurer of Bayou Sara Lods
II No. sol. O. o. F. at the meetin
N Wednesday night, to fill the v
he cancy caused by the reslgnatlt
S. of w. H. Tenney.
VIII Harris, a stranger darl
" here, burglarized the L. K. q
station shortly after II o'clo
en- Sunday night. He broke OPP
I'd several express packages a
II. pulled open several drawe.
st. probably looking for money
nd nothing else was disturbed {
we cept some tickets for Angola a
ill other places. He was caue
lat later with 'the goods on hi
and is lodged in Jail. He &C
mitted another petty theft
same night.
ms w. Fl. Tenney and family lie
ce- by the 1st for Shreveport, VIII
mi he will go into business.
me- many friends part with him
;ed his family with the greatest
cry greet.
not We can give no particulars
ugh Bishop Kinsolving's visitation
IRIS. Grace Church as it took p
hool last night, after we went
and press. There we're several ca
ully dates for confirmation.
Vic Ike Wells, a Laurel Hill ne
i'r was brought in Thursday by
Chas. H. Argue on a chars
THE cattle stealing. Ike has
pretty extensively into this
next ness, having stolen 10 or IA
of cattle at different times.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-23

Elm Park post-office has been
established in the ninth ward
with M. J. Daniel as postmaster.
It will be served through St
Francisville. The supplies and
other Office paraphernalia have
not arrived. This post-oftice will
be great convenience to thai
neighborhoOd.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-23
Cohen
g. Co.
Notice.

We are requested to mention
that members of the family oil
the late Mrs. M. M. Converse
desire that no one,
outside the family, should BID
on her personal property at the
coming Succession Sale, Satur-
day, May 80, a desire to which
kind feeling will give ready ac-
quiescence.
The Feliciana Rifles under
Capt. G. G. Howell went to Baton
Rouge Monday and participated
in the inaugural ceremonies.
The local contingent was joined
nv the Baton Rouge squad and
the company appeared in the pa
rade about thirty strong. The
company received much favor
able comment and cheers during
the march and enjoyed the TRIP
Immensely.
| A spell of fair weather has set
in.
The Altar Society OF Catholic
ladies held no meeting, Wednes-
day.
Ninety-one tickets were SOLD
here. on Monday, for Baton
!; Rouge. Owing to washouts, the
IL. r. s. N. annulled their inau
guration special. The weather
v acted as deterrent in cutting
down attendance.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-23

Friday morning, the pupils OF
the high school were informed as
to the result of the examinations
and the consequent advance
ments or conditions. An AMI
mated, somewhat happy, some
what sad scene was presented
Give passed" was a glad cry
heard, while those who did MOI
were very uietindeed. Through
the thoughtfulness of Mrs
Emanuel Wolf, the entire schoo
was treated to ice cream an(
cake, a kindness which was full!
appreciated as evidenced by tn
hearty exclamation: "Hurrah 10
Mrs. Wolf
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,........t++|"""Hs"""';
.sssoHAL BUT POLITE, :
/. .,....n44~~~""""~EH~""

Miss Amen" IL.
n a rit fever, this week. week. several
psf n town this week. !.
Il ~ q. y J. P. Newsham took "
q nt othe city last week.
!, % P,inbIs Garner is visiting boy
iflg T.s Perkins is enjoying IN. MS
., ,ll' at his home in CLINTON
'I nr and Mrs. 0. D. Brooks ''-
O Lathe I inaugural ceremonies.
'', %;'. Lucille Nauman will spend
,s5sv here with relatives.
'' IaIee Chas. Kilbourne is here
q 1.-THE weekend. , j.,
Mrs Dora ll"iiil'
AVN, Friday. ,.,,,o.,
; Miss Elizabeth Norwood oo leaves
- visit relatives at Clinton.
DID y" MIS- Rea Kilbourne and DR.,
Toros will spend Sunday at
Highland. .,,,n+,,
Il Mrs.. J. H. Clack leaves shortly
for franklin to visit her sister,
Mrs. Kramer.
Miss Annie Gilmore is a guest
sg ! Pecan Grove for the school
exercises.
III. Misses Maud and May HaraI-
y SOD we're in town for commence,
nent
Mr. and Mrs. Ruf1in Barrow
rnsDend the summer at Tan
% geVild.
- HJ.Leake and Ed Mckinley
ront to Jackson for the higl
.eboolcommencement there.
". R. Campbell was TIN
aestOf his niece, Mrs. A. D
y Thoms on Thursday.
| Mrs. Jno. L. Wells and Mis-
Lizzie SWeetman were visitors t
Baton Rouge for the Inaugural
Miss Lily Beckham conclude
yesterday her visit to Mrs. Il. :
Smith.
Mrs. josephine Gibbons is VII
ting her son DR.. Chas. Gibbor
lie OtNew Orleans,
III Bishop Knsolving will be tt
guest Of Judge Lawrason durir
s his stay,here.
Mrs. Chas. Rosen and her i
lie sons are guests of her siste
irlaW, Mrs. A. Schlesinger.
al Invitations have been receive
here for an elegant reception
4 Alexandria in honor Of Mi
Freda Stern of this place.
1ifi Nh, holland Bourgeois Of P
COupee and Miss Corinne a
G Master Clifton Bourgeois we
here for the school exhibition
Afr Joe S. Jones, brother to I
Tom Jones of St. Francisvi1
graduated in dentistry last we
and will locate at Clinton.
The weather prevented sew
a. who had anticipated goi
,,,sa, from taking in the inaugural
-. Monday.
Mrs. Matt Gilmore and c
dfen, Percy and Katheri
Oil spent Thursday in town v
Mrs. ]. H. Percy.
Miss Augusta Sherard retu
4 and ahOme last Friday from a
sbre @Ficksburg where she wen
meet her grandmother.
Mrs. A. E. Mckenzie lie;
tuesday next for Chicago.
Spe sllspend a week in New
III Of leans en- route.
Mrs, 7. W. Butler and
sarah will attend the Sill
institute closing, when
Super Geraldine Fort graduates.
Miss 0phelia Nauman wi
ne guest of Mrs. L. p.
eoarne from Sunday till Z
day.
,,aelIN !,
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Advertise your business in The
TRUE DEMOCRAT.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-23

There was standing room only
at the hall, Thursday night.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-23

J. R. Matthews was elected
treasurer of Bayou Sara Lodge
No. 80 O. O. F. at the meeting,
Wednesday night, to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation
of w, II. Tenney.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-23

Baines' School closes next
Friday with a picnic.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-23

A spell of fair weather has set
N.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-23

The Altar Society of Catholic
ladies held no meeting, Wednes.
day.
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EatiiOn

IaClOl ]
veport all.
Veen DhV
fc. Spe.
1tS all
B. HELM, .
cneral Super
Agent.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-23

auiescence.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-23

w. Fl. Tenney and family leave
by the LIST for Shreveport, where
he will go into business. His
many friends part with him and
his family with the greatest re-
oret.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-23

There will be the usual servlc'
at; Grace Church next Sunday.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-05-23

We can give no particulars OF
Bishop Kinsolving's visitation to
Grace Church as it took place
last night, after we went to
nress, There we're several candl-
dates for confirmation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-18
5ealen 1roposaIs.
sealed PROPOSALS.

Farmville, Va. June g. 1905.
Sealed proposals for the construction
of % miles of macadam road will be
received at the clerks office OF Prince
Edward county, at Farmville. Va, un-
til 12 o'clock noon, June 80. 1908.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the above office or at the State
Highway Commission, Richmond, Va.
Certified check for 5000 to accom-
pany each bid.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right 10 re1eGt any !, ana ID a., nids.
June 10th to go over the work with
prospective bidders.
Proposals should be addressed to the
clerk of the county. Farmville. Va.
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legal 12otites.
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS.
office Of Collector Of city Taxes.

& " 1 4
Office OF Collector OF city Taxes,
CITY Hall. Richmond, "a.
This OFFICE WILL BIZ i.EADY 70
RECEIVE ALL OR oNE-I-AI.F or
PERsoNAL FOR THE YEAR 1908, on
THE WHOLE TAX is DIV. but tho
ordinance provides that one-half may
be paid In June and the remaining
or one-half in Juno incurs penalty OF
6 per cent. on the whole amoiin,. which
is. due at once. and II not paid before
SEPTEMBER 1sT the Collector Is re-
notice embraces the an,exei district.
ALL MALES 81 years vi nge, ALI
PERSONS (MALE OR FEMALEl who
own personal property. or ho.d per-
parties conducting business in the city
of Richmond COT whatever nature) are
assessed. and will please call and sct-
tie. so as to avoid delinquency
SEVER HRl eossE nAHlSs R1l HlS are a ssy.
and at the same time.
. GIVE NAME IN WHICH PRoPfsR-
TY STANDS, and see that you get all
your bills.
This being the only notice provided
for by law, please give 1t prompt at
tention, as under the new ordinance 5
per cent. penalty will have to be added
i
T. W. CUNNINGHAM,
Collector OF City Taxes.
STATE; OF VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF
PoWHATAN--1N TIE JUSTICE
COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF POW
HAITIAN, THE 1sT DAY OF JUNE,
1908:
P. L. Lipscomb. ............... PLAINTIFF
VIZ.
Peyton Washington........ Defendant
The object OF this suit Is to obtain
o Judgment against the defendant for
the sum OF s351O due for bill of lum-
Der furnished to the defendant by
plaintiff. An affidavit having been
filed that the defendant is a non-resi-
dent of this State. 1t is ordered that he
appear at Belona. Va on the 18TH DAY
loF JUNE. 1908. at o'clock A. NJ, to
make whatever defense he may have
to the said suit
Given under my hand as justice of
this LIST day OF June, 1908.
Copy-Teste:
D. S. HoBsoN, Up.
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Delp. male ana Female.

-~~4-e<-.--->----- JTN<tJ~<N.~-~-~
AENl AND WOMEN MAKE BIG MONEY
selling our eousehold specially; best
repeat ordSt! yetter on the market.
Don't dei~ Write at once.
FLETCHER DISTRIBUTING sAGEN-
CY, Alpha, Tenn.
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8olicitnr8 ann 6aIpsn1pn.


statesmen WANTED.-WE START
YOU in candy and grocery business
anywhere. or employ you on commits
sion or salary; experience not neces-
Dary; exceptional offer for honest
people Send name and ten stamps
to cover samples. METROPOLITAN
CANDY CO., Chicago. Ill.
EALESMEN WANTED EVERYWHERE;
experience not necessary: stokes
campaign watch fob. entirely new de-
h, sign;icommissionb basis; exclusive ter.
ritory: investigate this. .>ddress T.
S. R1NFiHATT. Altoona, Pm.
WANTED, SOLICITOR no SELL STOCK
in Industrial company; first-class
propositions; salary OF commission;
roference. Address 100. care Times
4 Dispatch.
= WANTED, GENERAL AND DISTRICT
salesman In every State to handle
the Stokes campaign watch fob; big,
commissions. Address STOKES SPE;-
sCIALTYs CO., LTD. Curwensville, Pa.
SALESMAN WANTED; EXPERIENCE
unnecessary; salary and commission.
PEERLESS CIGAR CO., Toledo, Ohio.
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Dibinenn .Rntifks.
Office of
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.,
Richmond, Va, June ., 1905.
DIVIDEND NO. 81.

The Board Of Directors have this
day declared dividend Of two {(2)
per cent, the same being consecutive
quarterly dividend No. Of on the pre-
ferred stock of this company, payable
July 10, 1905, when checks will be
mailed to all preferred stockholders OF
record at the close of business on
June 80, 1908.
Books for the transfer OF preferred
stock will be closed from 5 P. NJ, Juno
80. 1905, to 10SA. NJ, Thursday, July
S. w. TRAVERS,
Treasurer.
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ATTEl. JULY FIRST a
few boardcrs. references. Apply to
Mrs r. II. 81 ED, Powha,an Court
.house. Va. Z i. y. No l.
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Delp 0Manteo, 1emaIe.

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG
woman, who thoroughly understands
hair work and manicuring, to take
charge of our manicuring and hair
dressing department. Position now
open: write at once; state salary ex-
pected, experience had and furnish
references. c.. II. ALMOND DRY
GOODS Co, I4ynchburg, Va.
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Hotires.


Office of
Superintendent of Public Schools.
Richmond. Va. June 49,, 1905.
TEACHERS WANTED
For the RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL.
In the Departments of Drawing. Latin.
French, English. Commercial Geogra-
ply. and Music.
For the COLoRED HIGH AND NOR
NAL SCHOOL. an Assistant Principal
who will be expected to teach classes
in Mathematics, Chemistry and Ply,
sizes.
Applications will be received at this
office for consideration by the School
Board at it's meeting in the near fu-.
5turc.
Information as to salaries may be
had upon application.
BY order of the School Board
WM. Il. FOX.
Sup't. Public Schools.
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Real estate QWanten.

WANTED, FARM IRON 100 no 50
acres, about SIX miles from Fich-
mond, With reasonably good house,;
valued from $4,000 to $4,000 gcasll. Adj
dress 2. III, MoADANIS, No. lT37 Sec
end ..YeAUe, Plt tsb arg, III q. ~ " 4: Il
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SITUATIONS. professional.

Y NJ SENIOR IN RANpOLPH-MACON
Woman's College desires tutoring
n work during July and August; excel
altitude preferred; modest compansa-
s tion expected. ~ SARAH EMRItY
4. COLEMAN. $8sssssws sss sstG5F, ~ &
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Meetings.


Robert Harding Company, Incorporated,
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Of the stockholders OF the Robert
Harding Company. Inc. will be held
at the office OF the company In the
city of Richmond Va, on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY IN JULY, 1908, at 5
o'clock P. NJ.
E. N. NEWMAN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
June 49, 1908
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LOST. TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH AT
Lakewood, Byrd PARK, or Reservoir. y
lady's gold pin. containing a small
ruby and several pearls. A reward
sc left at EOS East Clay.
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LOST, FROM BUGGY. BETWEEN
Tenth and Cary. Richmond and Free
Bridge. Manchester. Tuesday after
20, III Gocdwin's TurfGuide for i9( 4.
howard IL left at TimestDispatch Of
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F.,..,Nr. On BROAD AND TdA1N CAR.
Wednesday morning, purse, contain
ing money: owner can get same by.
proving and paying charges. Cali
322 North Twenty Street.
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WANTED, GENTLEMEN BoARDERS
for nice front rooms: excellent table
board; also transients. West Mar