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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
DAUGHTER WANTS MONEY;
FATHER COMMITS SUICIDE
Italian Shoots Himself Through Head
in Front of Catholic Church.
Leaves Note for Souls
Salvation

FRESNO, Nov. 5.-Giovanni Bianchi'
an Italian, committed suicide at b
o'clock this morning by shooting him
self through the head while stanolIis
In front Of the main entrance to St.
Johns Catholic church.
He left a note commencing his soul
to Jesus, Joseph and Mary, and asking
forgiveness. He was 49 years of age
and had been drinking for some time
on his person was found letter from
a daughter in Italy saying she mad just
discovered her fathers Whereabouts
and asking for money.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
TWO DEMOCRATS ELECTED
TO STATE LEGISLATURE
FROM FRESNO COUNTY

FRESNO, Nov. 5.-With only one
precinct TO hear from, a mountain dis
trict having registration of only IS,
the vote in Fresno county is as follows:
Taft. 1868; Bryan, 1850; Hlsgen, 49,;
Debs, S35; Chain, sos.
Supreme court justices-Melvin, 5446;
Murasky, 5293.
Congress - Needham, Republican,
6566. Feliz, Democrat, 4464.
Assemblymen-Sixtie district, Cd
ON, Democrat, 2S40 Chandler, Repub-
lican, 2756. Sixty-frst district, Drew,
Republican, 3063; Behymer, Democrat,
1925
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
WEST VIRGINIA PLURALITlES
FOR REPUBLICANS INCREASE
WITH THE LATER RETURNS

returns increase the pluralities of both
Taft and Glasscock. The five congress
sional districts are Republican by good
sized pluralities. The returns at hand
make the Taft plurality in the state
25,19S, with the complete vote of sew
eral counties still to come.
The plurality for Glasscock for gov
ernor is 11,172.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
DEMOCRATS GAIN
9 CONGRESSMEN
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE
HOUSE REDUCED
COUNT IN MANY DISTRICTS is
VERY CLOSE
Nearly All States Split on Matter of
Representatives, but G. o. P.
Still Retains Its
Control
rBy Associated PrAss.1

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The Republican
party, according to present returns
from all congressional districts in the
United States, will control the next
house by a majority of Al.
The figures so far received show the
election of PIG Republicans and 175
Democrats, gain of nine for the lat
ter party.
The majorities in several districts are
reported as extremely close, and it is
possible that in a few instances the
count may change the figures here
given. The following table shows the
number of representatives elected from
the various states:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
Debs Makes Statement

GSpS "dHSS OhdiSIilSnI
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. Be.
V. Debs. defeated candidate for the
presidency on the Socialist ticket, to-
day made the following statement corr
cerning the Socialist vote:
1.-THE so-called falling off was not a
falling off. l attribute the votes fall
ing short of the expected mark to the
fact that an unusually large vote was
cast for the Socialist candidate in 1901.
Then there were a great many dis
gruntled Democrats who were cha
grined because Parker was nominated,
and they voted with the Socialists.
This year they went back to the DEM
ocratic party and voted for Mr.. Bryan.
1 count that we have made a gain in
the actual Socialist vote"
GUTHRIE, Okla, Nov. 5.-The So
cialist vote in Oklahoma will aggre-
gate 1000, double that of last year.
The independence party vote appears
to have been very light.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
Exhume Historic Bones

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The bones
of James McCubbin Lingan. personal
friend of General George Washington,
and a hero of the Revolutionary war,
who died in 1912, were yesterday ex-
humed from the private burial ground
i'm which they have laid for almost a
century, and were reinterred in Arling-
ton National cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
RAILROAD FIREMAN is
IN CRITICAL CONDITION

RENO, New, Nov. 5.-John Mid
daugh, fireman for the Southern Pa
cific who was shot through the lung
while running between here and
Sparks last Sunday, is in very Sc
rious condition, and 1t is believed he
will not survive the night.
Middaugh's parents live in Sacra-
mento. Mystery still surrounds the
identity of the person who fired the
shot.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
INDIANA GOES FOR TAFT
BUT ELECTS DEMOCRATIC
GOVERNOR AND ATTORNEY

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Fred w.
Sims, acting chairman of the Republ-
can state committee, claims late to-
night the election of the Republican
state ticket, with the exception Of gov
ernor and attorney general, by small
nluralities. His estimate is based on
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
RETIRED MISSIONARIES
TO RECEIVE PENSIONS
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Of Methodist Episcopal Church
Takes Action at cincln-
natl Convention

CINCINNATI, Nov 5.-Pensions for
retired missionaries were provided for
in the closing session of the Women s
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church, which to-
day adjourned.
This is in the shape of retirement
fund for the benefit of superannuated
and invalidated missionaries, and this
is the first time any woman's mission
airy board has taken such action in this
country.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06

90 of the 90 counties and on both official
and unofficial returns
The Democratic committee still
claims its entire state ticket is elected.
The official count probably will be
required to determine the successful
candidates.
That Taft has carried the state on
the national ticket and Thomas r.
Marshall, Democratic candidate for
governor, has been elected is conceded
BY both sides
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
N. c. REPUBLICANS ELECT
a CONGRESSMAN BY 364

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 5.-By a gain
of 5000 votes in the Fifth congressional
district over 1906 the Republicans have
elected John A. Morehead by a ma
iority of 364 over A. L. Brooks, Demo-
crat, who was named to succeed W.
w. Kitchen, governor-eleet.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
RESULT OF SOUTH DAKOTA
DIVORCE LAW IN DOUBT

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. SIT Is
confidently asserted tonight by oppo-
nents to the proposed new divorce law
that the measure was defeated on
Tuesday, but this is not conceded by
those faovring the law. Returns are
meager.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
MARYLAND ONLY
DOUBTFUL STATE;
ELECTORS SPLIT
OFFICIAL COUNT IS NEARLY Y
COMPLETED
FIGURES SHOW SEVEN FOR
BRYAN; ONE FOR TAFT
Colorado Safely in Democratic Col
umn and Republicans Show a
Plurality Of 800 Votes
In Missouri
Continued from Page one)

cratic majority in the legislature than
first estimated. The Democrats are
now claiming they will have 70 of the
100 members of the senate and house.
All congressmen are Democrats.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
SOCIALIST VOTE
SHOWS INCREASE

CONTINUED from Page one)
city, Debs poled a total of 25,361, a
gain of only SAT over 1904
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
SHOWS FIGURES
ON AMENDMENTS
RESULT MUST WAIT FOR THE
OFFICIAL COUNT
EACH DISTRICT CONSIDERS BILLS
DIFFERENTLY
No Doubt That Direct Primary Has
Carried by Overwhelming Vote,
but Other Measures Are
Uncertain
rBy Associated Press.1

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 5.-The COM
plete vote on proposed amendments in
Sacramento county was as follows:
Senate constitutional amendment No.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank organ. their
little daughter, Sue, and Master Do
pont Gelzer left on Saturday for Bruins
wick Inn. Waynesboro. where they will
remain until the autumn
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FOR NATIONAL RIFLE MATCHES
,rhe state OF OHIO Make. EIaborate Az

The State of Ohio Makes Elaborate Ar
engagements for Shooters.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The State
of Ohio is making elaborate prepare
tons to entertain the crack military
shots of the United States at the ma
tional matches in August the more so
as It will probably be some years be-
fore the matches are again held on
the Camp Perry range. There will be
almost thousand team members and
substitutes in attendance on the ma
tional team match alone, representing
almost every State and Territory and
all branches OF the regular service,
together with a team from the army
in Cuba
There viii probably be 500 entries
in the national individual rifle match
and half as many or more in the ma
tional pistol match. In addition, there
will be hundreds of marksmen who are
ineligible for these matches but who
Will contest In the matches OF the Ma
tional Rifle Association and the Ohio
State Rifle Association shot during
the preceding two weeks.
Approximately 100 army officers will
be detailed to supervise the national
matches. together With a regiment OF
regulars to act as markers and scorers,
The State has purchased sixty-six acres
the range. which will admit OF firing
at all ranges from common nring
point. The new 1,O00-yard butt will be
500 feet long, OF reinforced concrete
and equipped with telephone connec-
tons. buzzers. etc
just north OF the railroad terminals
a new mess hall is being constructed.
It will be 76x172 feet. two stories in
height. with an extension for the
kitchen. The upper story will pro-
vide large drill hall without pillars.
This building will also be OF re-
enforced concrete. On the lower floor
1000 men can be messed at one time.
For the national matches Congress
made special appropriation OF s12,-
600 to provide for the messing OF the
competitors. which mess will be con.
Quoted by the army.
The improvements will cost the State
about $4,000, in addition to the cost
of the additional ground In July the
Second Infantry will be at Camp Perry
for qualification of its men, and will
probably be designated to remain dur
Ing the matches in August.
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ALL DEMOCRATS IN GEORGIA.
Republican, Will Not Put Up Candle
date for GOyernOr


ATLANTA. GA, June 21.-To ratifv
the choice of the recent Democratic
State primary for officers on the State
ticket, and to select delegates to the
National Democratic Convention. dele
gates from all parts of Georgia viii
assemble in this city Tuesday at noon.
There will be few or no contests ac-
cording to present indications, for I'M.
der the usage the leaders n the va
rious counties favorable to the State
candidate for Governor are permitted
to choose delegates to the State con-
vention.
No other party In the State nomi-
mates ticket, so that after adjourn
ment Tuesday it Is simply for Cover
nor Smith to finish his two-years term,
expiring in June 1909, and step down
with the other defeated primary cam
didates to allow the followers OF Jos.
cph NJ Brown, who won the governor
ship in the primaries. to take up tho
reins of government In the state for
two years at east.
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Lizards to look out for and protec. the
health of the community. II vaccina-
Tactic measure; figures show that it
does tmmurize. 1t is also stated by
the anti-vaccinationist that doctors
favor 1t for the fee they get out OF
1t. In answer to this statement, we
beg. to state that in every city vacci-
nation is done by the health depart.
ment at no expense to the patient,
and In ruraa districts 1t Is carried out
at the expense of the State. and we
beg further tG emphasize that prophy-
Tactic and preventive measures against
disease arc not as remunerativc as
prevalence OF disease.
In conclusion, the writer trusts that
this very abbreviated reply to the, anti
vaccinatiortEts will be worthy of their
,constdera ton and bear fruit 1t Is zoo
abbreviated to GO deeply into the sub
ject. but simply. calls attention to
sorne of the more salient and irrefut-
abfS facts and figures, which are cer-
tainly unanswerable
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Boarning.

SEVERAL DELIGHTFUL ROOMS AND
excellent table board. 210 East Grace
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Elizabeth City, N. c., Thursday. has
just been announced.
Rev. DR.. Stone. pastor OF the Bap-
list Church OF that place, performed
the ceremony. and they returned on
the afternoon, of the same day to
South Norfolli
The bride Is. a daughter OF S. 2.
Bryant, OF Tunis. N. c., and the groom
Is the son of F. w. Zimmerman. OF
the firm of Davidson &: Zimmerman,
South Norfolk, and foreman in the fac
tory. Both are we'll known and popu-
lar.
Mr.. and Mrs Zimmerman will re-.
side with the sroom's parents. in
Campostella Heights.
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CALL ON COPELAND FOR AWNINGS.
flags and tents. Phone 1915. 1os
North Ninth Street.
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.McGuire's University School,

Opp. Monroe Park. Richmond. Va.
Forty fourth session. September Is. 1905,
to June IS. 1909. Prepares boys for the
University OF Virginia. for all other univer-
stiles and colleges. and for U. S. Naval and
Military Academies. Primary department
for llstie boys. Nine months session. Full
corps OF university men. Gymnasium.
Filtered water. Catalogue at bookstore and
by mail upon application.
JOHN p. MCGUIRE, JR.,
prt
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her sister. Mrs. Arthur Glasgow, of
London, has returned.
Miss Bell Perkins will attend the
marriage of Miss Kate Massie Ryan
to Mr., James Smith Barron, scheduled
to take place In Norfolk tomorrow.
Miss Gwendolyn rutherford, who
was a student at st. Mary's, Burling-
ton. N. j.. during the past year, has
returned home.
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solicitors ann 3aIesme1r.

sALEsMEN wANTED.-WE START
you in candy and grocery business
anywhere. or employ you on commits
sion or salary: experience not neces-
sary: exceptional offer for honest
people. Send name and ten stamps
to cover samples. METROPOLITAN
CANDY CO.. Chicago. Ill.
SALESMAN WANTED: EXPERIENCE
unnecessary; salary and commission
PEERLESS CIGAR CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
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Svceney-Robinson.

The Williamsburg Gazette says:
"Mr. Henry Mercer Sweeney. Jr.
and Miss Margaret Virginia Robinson
announce their marriage to take place
Wednesday,, July LIST, in Richmond.
%Mr. SweeneyFis son of Mr.. and
Mrs.otH. NJ. Sweeney. and Is a we'll
known young farmer.
The bride-to-be Is popular attend
ant at the Eastern State Hospital
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@rofessional belp QNanteD.

TEACHERS WANTED = SOUTHERN
vacancies now open: $300-$l,800; at
demand: can place all. SOUTHERN
TEACHERS AGENCY, Columbia, S.
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6ituations 0Ma,teo, Rlale.

REGIsTERED PHARMACIST, WITH
energy, ability and integrity; wide
experience; open for position. adj
dress .'KINO," care Times-Dispatch.
SITUATION WANTED. HARDWARE,
Wholesale: experienced house sales
man or shipping clerk wants posi-
ton. II you want rn1l who knows
address SAMSON, Box 337, city.
POSITION WANTED z REGISTERED
druggist; have had long experience
and can furnish best OF reference
Address PHARMACIST, care Times
Dispatch.
SHOE SALESMAN OR STOCK NAN
wants house position. who'e2a'e only.
experienced. SAUL" Box 237. city.
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Zeal Ggtate dManten

~.
FARM FROM 100 TO $50
acres. about six miles from Ricl.-
valued from $1,000 to $4,000 cash. Adj
dress J. II. McADAMS, No. 4737 Sec
ond Avenue. Pittsburg. Pa.
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Bryant-zimmcrmn,

Bryant-Zimmcrmun.
special to The Times Dispatch.1
NORFOLK, June 21.-The marriage
OF Miss Lizzie Virginia Bryant and
Christian Joseph Zimmerman, both of
South Norfolk, which took place in
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and
PERSONAL

CONGEN1AL party made up OF
~ Mrs. James II. Cannon, her
mother. Mrs. James b. Harvie.
her aunt and cousins, Miss
Martha Hnrvie. Miss Liesa B..
Archer and Miss Adeline w. Chaffin,
accompanied by Miss Betty Johnson
and Miss Susie r.. Bolton, will sail on
Saturday to spend GONE months abroad
and add to the large number Of Rich
othcr side OF the water for the sum-
mer. Mrs. Cannon. who has spent
several previous summers in Europe.
Will conduct the party.
BY the Kroonland on Saturday Miss
Katherine Hawes's party, including
her two step-brotllers, Messrs. j. M
and r. NJ. Fitts, Miss M. Constance
Evans. daughter OF the Rev. and Mrs.
w, E. Evans. OF Blrnin CHAM, Ala, and
Miss S. r. Meredith, will sail to tour
the British Isles and the Continent
until the autumn.
Some OF those who went abroad early
In the spring are due to return in
August and September. Miss Avis
Grants party Will reach New York on
August 10th. and Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Munce are expected early In the
autumn.
Richmond party registered at the
Plaza Hotel, New York, includes Mr..
and Mrs. j. Rice Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. e. Borden, Mr.. George W. stevens.
Mr.. William Fl. White and Mr.. w. ..
Duke.
Schmidt-kOss.
The wedding of Miss Pauline jose
phine Koss, daughter of hIr. and Mrs.
Henry Koss. to Mr.. Albert Julius
Schmidt, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Schmidt. will be celebrated tomorrow
evening at $40 o'clock in the First
English Evangelical Lutheran Church,
the Rev. J. j. scherer, Jr.. officiating.
The music will be directed by Miss
H. May Greener, and the wedding march
will be sung by the choir. Miss Ma
ME Koss will be maid OF honor, and
Mr.. James Lewis Frazier the best man.
Other attendants will he Messrs.
Charlie. W. Frazier. Frederick Poehler,
William Schmidt and Walter AGREE.
A reception will be rendered to the
bridal party tonight at the home of
the bride, on Chestnut Hill The hon
eymoon will be spent in Washington
and Baltimore.
Observation-Disclosures.
The wedding of Miss Martha Lois
Watkins, OF Midlothian, to Mr.. Winfree
Chewing. of Ashland, will be cele-
brated on Wednesday evening at 9
o'clock, in Bethel Baptist Church. Ches-
terfeld county, the Rev. r. H. Winfree
officiating.
The attendants will include the maids
of honor. Miss Eva White, of New York.
and Miss Neville Watkins, the brids's
sister; Mr.. Dan Ellis, of Ashland, best
man: Messrs. Hunter Martin. OF Rich
mond; Jack Chewing and Edwin
Vaughan, of Ashland; Kirk Watkins.
of Nelwood; Ben Watkins and John
Watkins. brothers OF the bride.
yittle Misses Virginia and Alice Wat
kins, sister and cousin of the bride,
will bear the ribbons. and Master How
ard Baker. of Hallsboro. the ring.
A reception will be given to the bril-
dial party and guests from distance
in the home of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Watkins. of Midlothian.
Afterward the bride and groom will
go North for a wedding trip.
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Real Estate for &ale.


FOR SALE, COLONIAL ESTATE, 500
acres best timber, pastures water,
perfect, repair; sacrificed at $4,000
for good reason; worth double Al
farm, 5000 trees; choice location;
$4,000. a. H. JENNINGS, Lynchburg,
va.
3 FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS TAT Low,
est prices on easy terms; greatest
bargains in Virginia. Write tor cat
alogue. Address j., r. ELAN, Char.
lottesvllle, Va. -
j,000.AcRE FARM, $4,000; TWO GOOD
houses, ! 90 acres river bottom; rail-
: road five miles, church two miles;
school one mile; no agents. Address
OWNER. care Times-Dispatch.
FOR SALE, CHOICE GINTER PARK
lot at bargain, Terms cash. Ad-
dress BOX 4l7.
BIG RARGAINsi BARTON, HEIaHTs;
good location; ten-rooM house; BATH,
y, electric lights, large lawn. Cheap;
come Quick, Phone 1913, CR0YO y
Il ! RENsIlAW, N
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legal Rntires.
ffice OF Collector Of city Taxes,
~r,-~~~--~--~~~-~
n Office TO TAXPAYERS.

office OF Collector Of City Taxes.
This OFFICE WILL. BE HGAEY 70
RECEIVE ALI OR oNE-EALs OF
CITY TAXES. REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL, FOR THE YEAR zoos. ON
JUNE 18TH.
THE WHOLE TAX is DUE, but the
OF dlnance provides that one-half may
be paid in June and the remaining
half in December. Failure to pay all
or one half in June incurs a penal:y>pf
per cent. on the whole amount, which
is due at once, and II not paid before
SEPTEMBER 1ST the Collersor is re-
qi,ired to levy, with costs added. This
notice embraces the annaxet district.
ALL MALES II years " age, ~ IL
PERSONS (MALE OR FEMALE) who
own personal property, or ho.a per-
sonal property as iiiucinry. and ell
parties conducting business in the city
Of Richmond (of 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 manne: as Taxes,
and at the same time.
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPER
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
to the whole bill after June 30th.
F. w. CUNNINGHAM,
Collector OF City Taxes.
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w a. IN u S
ONE CENT A WORD.
lost and FOUND.
ONE GENT A WORD.

LOST, FROMTWENTY- Il FIFTH SIR EET
car, at Skating Rink, gold eyeglasscs.
Please return to The Tlmes.Dispatch
office.
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Aqents QQaanteo.

1aEETs GREATEST SELLER on
the market; automatic fan for chair
25c, sample. 3. & N MFG. CO, wor-
eester, Mass. Postage. 10 cents.
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6un,n,er Boarbing

Nll1N + s 5, COUNTRY ,BoS1llRDERs;
Orange, Va. Piedmont section. three
y miles from station; healthy; good
spring water; cool nights; river on
premises; bath house. private dancing
II pavilion; no invalids or children
Terms reasonable. Address Mrs. J.
A. sPICER, Orange. Va.
klNLocI FARM, LARGE ROOMS,
| shaded grounds. pure water; conven-
lent every way; neighborhood al
ready. resort Of best city people; cool |.
restful. Address AYLETT EVER
EFT, Cismont, Va.
ocean WAVE COTTAGE" OCEAN
!. View. Va; three minutes walk from
hotel and amusements; direct on wa
ter, boating, bathing and fishing; ex-
cellent table; reasonable rates.
OuCKROE BEACH, VIRGINIA.: I CAN
accommodate a few more boarders at
{, my COTTAGE; new house, ideal loca-
ton; modern conveniences.F Mrs. j..
g. OUTTEN, Buckroe Beach, Va.
NERRINrAC COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW,
Va, now opened for guests.
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9Rr8nnal8.

NN~N~N~-~<1@-N~-><-~->@
EeGhH aN SAMM
security and the best service THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND. VA, Undoubtedly affords
hotn. and invites accounts from all
classes needing the facilities OF q
strong, large, courteous bank. Assets,
Ss,O00,oo0,O0. Organized April. 1865.
ARE YOU SUBJECT TO RlIEUMATIsAI?
2 DO YOU know that you have a RENEE
dy at hand. one that has been man.
ufactured In Richmond for the last
] twenty years.. The name Is "Rheu-
lnateur." A trial will convince you.
Ask your druggist for It,. Manufac-
tured by a.. GREEN NYALD, 900 and
609 West BROAD
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w A IN I S
ONE CENT A WORD.
AliIlirrerp.

SALE OF MY ENTIRE,
stock OF millinery, trimmed and UNI
trimmed hats for the balance OF the
Sumner season, special reduction on
all OF my ready to wear garments
Mrs. JULIUS BEAR, 1923 East Main
street.
REDUCTION SALE ON MILLINERY
and ready-to-wea garments now go
ing on at Mrs. JULIUS BEARS. 1923
East Main Street
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Real Estate for Rent.

-s>-.-
HALE BROAD STREET STORE; BEST
retail locality; low rent. Address
y 1873, care Times Dispatch.
FOR RENT. LAKESIDE CAFE. APP
ply to LEWIS GISTER LAND AND
IMPROVEMENT CO.
VIRGINIA BEACH COTTAGES FOR
rent by month or season. MERE
D1TH & COOKE, Phone 1916.
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Coal ann QNoob.

DON'T ZEE HUMBUGGED LONGER.
Phone us for prices on all Kinds OF
fuel We've got the best to be had,
strate Il. QuARLES & WINGFIELo.
seventeenth and Washington. Phone
1889.
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w "A nj S
ONE CENT A WORD.
Blooms for Rent.


TRANS SCENTS, STOP AT 1902 EAST
Clay, where you can get clean,
comfortable bed for 80 cents In q
refined home, central and historic
neighborhood.
ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFURITsI-
ed Franklin, near First; private FAM
ily adults only. M" Box 337, city.
FURNISHED Rooms, HOT WATER,
telephones; meals served. 200 East