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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-21
WILL TRY AGAIN.
British Sportsmen VIII Try Motor
Boat Racing Again.

New York. Sept. 20.-British sports
men have decided to come to Ameri-
ca again next year to try for the
British international trophy for mo-
tor boats. The conditions of the
contest will be changed. in that the
match will be decided by winning
two out of three races, instead Of
one. AH
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THE COTTON MARKET.

New York. Sept 20.-Although the
cotton market was dull today the un.
dertone was much firmer and prices
experienced sharp recovery on
short covering. Spot sales, none;
prices unchanged.
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HE STAKEO HIS lIF-.
Man Loses Bet and Blows Out His
Brains

Joliet. H.. Sept. 2o.-John Pave
clio. aged 10, staked his life yester-
day on the turn of card, and lost.
He then blew ont his brains with a
shotgun. 1t is believed he was de-
spondent over a love affair. lie
was accustomed since childhood to
making decisions with the aid of the
cards.
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Helen Went Ashore--The St. Si'
mon line steamer Helen went ashore
yesterday afternoon as she was leay-
ing her wharf at 2:30. In some way
the little steamer went too Tar across
the river and went hign and dry IN
the mud. Fortunately tide was CONF
ing in. and the boat only remained
| II
ashore for about an hour
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BIG RACE WINNERS.
S, c. Hildreth Tops the List BY Get
ting 14o,5oo.

New York, Sept. 20.-Ta't ulation OF
the winners of the Metropolitan track
this year show that s. G. Hildretn
leads with $140,500; next is James
r. Keene, s6l 900; r. r Wilson, s54'-
900. and August Belmont. $4,000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-21
SOUTHERN FlNANciER HONoRED
Joseph Howell, of Nashville. Presi-
dent of Carnegie Trust Co..

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 20.-Joseph
T Howell, a prominent banker and
fnancier, today resigned as presi-
dent of the Fourth National bank of
Nashville, to become president of the
Carnegie Trust company, of New
York. He will assume his duties Oct.
18th. T..
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YALE GETS $4,000.

New Haven, Conn, Sept l9.-Gifts
to Yale university totaling 100000,
announced today at meeting Of the
corporation here today
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wAsHours STOP TRAFFIC.

San Antonio Sept. 2O.--Trattic be-
tween here and the City Of Mexico
has teen indefinitely suspended oy
washouts
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-10

Mrs. osborne, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Damon, DR.. and Mrs. G. b. High, Miss
Cooper, Mrs. Newly, Mr. and Mrs. Gill
more, Mrs. Gardiner Wilder, Miss Ehr-
horn, Judge and Mrs. S. NJ. Ballou, Mr..
and Mrs. Duisenberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fritch of California and many others.
Mrs. Gardiner Wilder attracted at
tention in an evening robe Of black
satin made hobble effect and a fetch
ing blacb hat to match.
Mrs. Fritch was remarkably hand
some in grey silk crepe deliberately
embroidered and wearing a stunning
necklace of opais and diamonds.
There were innumerable handsome
gowns worn on this occasion too beau
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-10

ornaments, the corsage being adorned
by rose point lace.
Miss Lawrence was dainty in white
China silk trimmed with old Maltese
lace.
Mrs. Hitchcock wore regal gown
of black crepe de chine trimmed with
heavy motifs of black embroidery, and
Mrs. Newcomb was handsome in a
black jet gown and wearing antique
turquoise jewels.
Among the large number of guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frederick
Wichman, Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Cox, Mrs.
c. B. Cooper, Miss Lawrence, Mrs.
Hitchcock, Mrs. Newcomb, Mrs. Dodge,
Reverend and MRS. Half, Canon and
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tiful and elaborate for description.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Francis Dill
ingham have issued invitations for a
bridge supper at which they will pre-
side on Monday evening next in honor
of Admiral and Mrs. COrwin P. Rees,
U. S. N.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox the world fam
ed poet and author with her husband
Robert l.. Wilcox passed through in
the Siberia Monday en- route to China,
Japan, Java and other remote lands.
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man, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Sheedy, Mrs.
Winters, Mrs. Wilcox and the gracious
hostess.
Many dainty notes of sympathy, and |
fragrant flowers are finding their way
into the home of Captain and Mrs. W..
H. Winters, where Mrs. D. ]. Durney,
the mother of Mrs. Winters is confined
to her room by illness.
= = =
One of the real musical events of
the week was the semi-annual open
meeting of the Morning Music Club
which was enjoyed on Thursday even.
ing by about one hundred members
and invited guests at the home of
Mrs. j. r. Gait on Liliha street who
had graciously acceeded the courteous
offer of her residence for the evening.
The invitations had read for eight
o'clock but owing to the inclement
weather it was half after eight be-
fore the programme began.
The large music room of this artistic
home was beautifully adorned by huge
containers filled with fragrant white
roses which grow in profusion about
the spacious grounds.
The officers of the club received the
guests in the drawing room and at the
opening of the splendid programme
the music room was we'll filed with
an appreciatiye audience.
The numbers were all wonderfully
beautiful and exquisitely rendered, the
quartette deserving especial mentiony
The piano solo by Mrs. D. Howard
Hitchcock was rendered ina MASTER
full manner and won high praise and
warm appreciation.
Mrs. Lows rendition of two songs
was wonderfully we'll done and show
ed the true artistic touch of this ta-
Tented vocalist. Her brilliant soprano
voice, flexible, true, and vibrant with
feeling moved all present to great APP
plause.
Mrs. Westervelt's "Arabesque" was
as usual worthy of that clever must
clan, who has gained a reputation for
artistic work, while the evenings gem
in the opinion of most of those present
was the trio I'm My Garden" and
"Spring Song" by Miss Ward, Mrs
Weight and Mrs. Walbridge with an
exquisite violin obligato by Mrs. C. B
Cooper who as an artist is above cri
ticism.
The programme of the evening fol
lows:
An Evening With Robert Schumann
Quartette-S eherzo ........ .Andant'
Mrs. Arthur Birdette ingalls,, Miss
Elsie Werthnueller, Mr.. Marx
DIR. Carl Ramus,.
A Reading ofthe life of Robert Schu
mann, completely Miss Margare
Hopper. Il Read by Mrs. Theodor
Richards,MS }9#
Two Songs
(a) Thou Ring Upon My Finger ....
(b) Ich Gronne Nicht. .............
Mrs. Charles Weight.
Piano solo. "Foschingschwank" 80.
Mrs. D. Howard Hitchcock.
Two Songs
(a) Widmung i..''..'''''''''
OBJ Lotus Blume. .......t.,......''
Mrs. w w. Low.
Piano solo-"Arabesque" ...........
Mrs. Westervelt.
Two part songs
(a) In My Garden. ........'.,...'.'
(b) Spring Song .......!...'.....'
Miss Kulamanu Ward, Mrs. Charl'
Weight. Mrs. Bernice Walbridge'
Violin obligato.... .t'..'''''.'.
Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper.
Governor and Mrs. Walter F. Ere
returned to town yesterday after cd
lightful trip on Hawaii.
q =
On Tuesday evening an elabora
banquet was given at the Union CIR
by his fellow workers in honor OF a.
as a farewell to Mr.. Stephen A.
wall.
MANY humorous speeches we
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Inc menu read as follows:
The Honolulu Gas Mems farewell
banquet to Stephen A. Sewall, Esq,
December 9th, 1910. Trou-
BILE! Phone 1884 nobody there, Union
Grill.
Dinner.
High Pressure Cocktails (Raise the
pressure billy
Green" Olives to-day sure service
needed))
Gas Mems Soup I'm it all the time)
Fish from the Illuminating department
Tipping is all inn
Entree a la Cashier King (sign the
chit please)
Sherbet a la Sewall "a smooth guy
Fritters Turkey with sauce from the
store room.
Say, these lamps not o. KID.
Salads a la Club Stables (who killed
George)
Vegetables by the Lamp Boys
(Small potatoes)
Stenographers' Ice Cream
(Requisltion 2322))
Acetylene Pudding in Prestolite Tanks
(Mosely Tanks)
For He's Jolly Good Fellow!
On Monday Major and Mrs. Baldwin
passed through Honolulu en- route to
the orient.
Major Baldwin was made the guest
of honor at luncheon, given at the
Alexander Young Hotel by Mr.. S. A.
Sewall.
The table bore a pretty centerpiece
of red carnations. and maidenhair and
the place card depicted tropical
scenes.
Among those present were Mr.. H.
S. Strange, Mr.. King, Mr.. Hampton,
Major Baldwin and the host.
| sc e.
Returning home in the Siberia Mon.
day after a very remarkable tour OF
Europe and the United States, Mrs. A
G. Halves, Jr., was warmly welcomed
by bevy of friends
Mrs. Halves was arrayed in the
height of fashion, and looked very mo
dish in a dark green shadow-stripec
tailored suit with extreme hobble Skin
and a turban worn low over the fore
head made of black taffeta faced witt
a white lace frill.
Miss Lady Macfarlane, popular
member of the younger set in Homo
lulu left in the Wilhelmina on Wed
nesday for San Francisco and Oaklan'
California, where she will remain TO
about year
, Miss Macfarlane was the motif OF a
large gathering of her friends and re
latives and was entirely concealed IL
wealth of leis.
- Mr.. Green of San Francisco and nj
, daughter Miss Green who have bee
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice. Phillip
for a month departed for their HON
in the Wilhelmina Wednesday.
= = e
The friends of DR.. George d. Gri
ham, Dental Corps, U. S. A., are r.
ioicing over his recent orders frol
Washington.
DR.. Graham had been ordered to II
Philippines by theODecember transpo
but later orders have extended h
tour of duty here till April 1917
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Knudsen retur
ed to their home on Kauai on Tuesd'
in the Kinau after having been great
&c entertained while in this city.
Mrs. Henry Williams presided as
charming hostess on Wednesday eve
ing when fourteen guests were accoI
,r ed a very merry time at Mrs. W
e,lliam,ss home on, King street
American Beauty roses long ste
med, and issuing from cut glass vas
20 foFinadFthe center of decoration a
III ported ferns added graceful comp
i'd ment.
To- A delicious buffet supper was Sc
ed after few hours of music a
70 cards of coffee, sandwiches, sherl
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Plain velvet, also hairline stripes
small checks, and corduroys, are very
much in the mode.
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Society
Continued. from Page 81

man, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Sheedy, Mrs.
Winters, Mrs. Wilcox and the gracious
hostess.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-10

All improvements water, electric lights Streets ETC. Excel
lent sOino rocks Fine mountain and marine view. Pures
of air Near to Waiaae car line But you will have buy
before the choicest gone Several fine lots face
Road.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-04
ENDS succEssruL SESSION.
Finnl Exercises OF Shenandoah Valley
Military Acadc my.


Especial to The Times Dispat ch.l
Winchester. Va, June 3.--The Snen-
andoah Valley Military Academy, one OF
the oldest institutions OF tho kind In Vir-
ginia, closed successful session to-
night, when commencement exercises
were held In the main hall at the Win
chester Inn, under the direction OF the
principal, DR.. Brantz NJ. Roszel. Exhi-
bition drills. held at Reservoir Park
this morning, and the tennis tourna-
ment Mt the academy courts this after
noon, drew large crowds Of people. A
dance followed the exercises tonight.
During the evening Colonel r. p.
Chew, OF Charlestown, w. Va, nado an
address to the cadets, and Bishop w. l.
Gravatt, OF the Episcopal Church, of
Charlestown. awarded the diplomas, as
follows: w. G. Cannon, OF Memphis,
Tenn; A. NJ Kloczenski, of Washington,
DC w. L. Gravatt Jr, OF Charlestown.
w. va; w. 8. Hildreth, of Wheeling w.
Va. /; C. p. Jamin. Of San Antonio Texas;
NJ C. Moore. of Middlebury, VT: J. NJ.
knight. of Tampa, Fla. and r. B. Coop
err. r B. Snapp, A. 8. Henkel. W. e..
Harloe and r. r. Sartelle, OF Winches-
Ter
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Mfetings.

SArIoS'1 h1c hhSK 81 VA xlRs'SlN'
Richmond, Va, May rs. 1917.
PURSUANT no A REsOLuTloNs
adopted by tho board of directors OF
the National Bank OF virginia, notlceA
Is hereby given thata special meet
ling OF the stockholders or said bank
wifi be held at the banking house OF
said bank. No, l0l6 Main street,
Richmond. Va, on TUESDAY, TftE
+ 28TFI DAY OF JUNE, 1910, az ~
o'clock NJ. to consider a Proposition
and plan for the consHiidati g M Of
tional Bank OF Virginia, as approved
By the hoard Of directors or sald
National Bank OF Virginia. to ccr
slider certain proposed amendments
OF the articles Of association of said
'oa nhfkS,o 'oTS To increase tho capital stock
Of the said bank TO s1,200,000
(9) TO provide for two ylce-pres-
dents and an increase of the number
of directors, II an Increase shall then
he deemed desirable,
tS) To consider the declaration OF
a dividend to the stockholders out OF
the present surplus Of the bank.
beF For susa Ss FansassGia u tSe aay
going matters, or which may he
deemed to the hest interests of. the
bank which may he then brought
to the consideration or said meet
A full meeting Of tho stockholders,
4 either In person or by proxy, As |ur-
gently requested w Il
wv. M HARLIsToN, President. y
". Nj. ADDISON. Cashier,
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Cburrt) s7ottfes.
PREsRYrERIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-RBv.
F. r. McFADEE. D. D.. pastor.-Preachina
by the pastor al II A. u. and P. NJ Sun
day school at $40 A. NJ. Wednesday ser-
vice at s.15 p. n.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Rev. RUSSELL CECIL. D. D., PASTOR
Preaching at Ii A. NJ, and p. NJ. Service
Wednesday at s P. NJ. Sunday School a;G
A. n.
GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
Understanding at II o'clock A. NJ. and
s:l5 o'clock P. NJ. BY the pastor, -. CLAY
LILLY, D. D.
CHURCH OF THE covENANT-REv. j.
CALVIN STEWART. D. D.. pastor.preaeh.
school at $3.50 A. NJ. seats all FREQ
WEST MINIS r PfEsBfTERIAS
Church-Rev.s JAMES Y. FAIR. D D.. pas
tor Preaching Tomorrow, II \. ". aad ssi5
P, N. Welcome
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 5tBRoAD AG,p
MCDANIEL, D. D.. viii preach at II a. n.
In the evening the pastor WIN exchange
puipits with Rev. 3. p. LILLY, p, p.' o, Q,
the Craze stsss naay seSoo
terson. Supt) at $3.50 A. M welcome 70
all.
SECOND BAPTIST cHuRcH-PREACH:
ing by pastor. DR.. ". r. L. SMITH, at II
A. NJ, by DR.. r. II. PITT at siS +. NJ.
sunday School s:a A. NJ. Frank crunp'
Supt. ,,,,,,cY,
{Grace and Foushee Streets)-Rev. DAVID
NJ. RAMSAY. D. D., pastor. Preaching by
the pastor at II a. NJ; subject. THE Bless
edness Of obedienee; a. $40 T. NJ, se soSoo
at $50 A. NJ. (Charles r. Winston, Sup.,l
Prayer-meeting wednesday at s:ls 7. N
a cordial welcome TO all.
GROVE AVENUE BAPTE5T CHURCH
{Grove Avenue and Harrison street-Rev
W. C. JAMES. TIL. D.. pastor. Freachi ns
by the pastor a; II A. NJ. ana $40 =. AZ
Sunday school at o:lS a. ~ en- =. Con.
supt.) "Wednesday evening prayer -Heet.ns
at SIS o'clock.
1rN1oN STATION METHODIST CHURCH.
Preaching at Il y. NJ. by Rev: r. II. p0pI .
and s:l5 P. NJ, Rev. w. AsBufi oa!'io.
i'A.s' = = CHRISTIAN.
SEVENTH STREE CHRISTIAN
church.-Regular services al II A. NJ and
sis ?. NJ preaching by tho pastor. Rev.
| II. D. C. MAcLACHLAN. Morning SUBJECT
love. the Fulfilling of the Law sunday
school $3.50 a. NJ.
MONUMENTAL CHURCH Corrected ISL.
on site of Theatre burned ISL. Broad stree,
!, below Twelfth).-Services at IL a. NJ ano
II Grace y Si o EP1scopAL CHURCH. FoU-
| shee and Main)-Rsv. LANDON Il. M ~. :,
rector. sunday services II A. NJ and $40 r.
seats free Mems Bible class Eu evsas
4 sunday morning 9'"o 70 Vow ~" III
| c. Massic. teacher. Metoome W a."
1 FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL Lu'
/ ,neran Church (on Seventh Street between
/ broad and Gracc).-J. J. sCHERER, ~:
/ pastor. Sabbath School at 9:so ~. M
! preaching at u A. NJ.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
REGULAR SERVICES OF IRsl
4 Church OF Christ. Scientist, Will be heid 20.
/ morrow morning in church edifce (corne,
/ park Avenue and Meadow StreeD at y
o'clock. Subject "God. the Only Cause ane
creatoE,' Wednesday evening t a.ss ION.
lal and experience meeting a. S''c r., -, ~.
3. readny- rooms are located in the Cnanl
her Of Commerce building, and are erel
avery day from 10 until g All are cordlail!
tlIryited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-04

THE INDEPENDENT MAN IS THE
one who has laid away something
out OF his earnings. Deposit your
BANK OF RICHMOND, a strong, safe
Institution, backed by s2,00o,00o cap
ital and profits, and become indcpen-
dent. Three per cent. interest al
lowed. Banking house No. 11oi East
Main Street.
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Furniture and Personal
Effects
FRIDAY. JUNE 10, 1910.
Commanding at 1a o'clock.

In the settlement of an estate. and
for storage charges remaining unpaid
on other property, there will be sold
at auction, at my warerooms. no. sol
West Main Street. Richmon. Va. on
the above mentioned date, sundry arttr@
cles OF furniture and personal effects,
TERMS. Cash Ss8.
Sale in the rear,
w FRED RICHARDSON. s
III, Corner OF BesNidere and Main Sts.
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snow and Hall at FredericksburE.

Special to The T1meS-DISpatCh.T
Frcdericksburg. Va. Juno 3.-Wea-
Their conditions here are unprecedented
for the season. This morning there
was violent hail, wind and rain
storm, and the mercury in the Their
mometer is ranging around 40. This
morning snow fell for a few minutes.
The cool weather is having damag-
Ing effect on the crops.
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Richmond. Va. May 81, 1910.
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN-TAKE
Notice: That ! have Qualified az ex-
eoutor of n. T. BEDFORD. deceased.
All persons having claims against
his estate will present them to me
for payment. and all persons owing
his estate will make payment to me-
G. ERNEST REDFORD,
Executor of n. 7. BEDFORD.
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sumner Camp for y. NJ. c. A.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Lynchburg. Va, June 3.-The local
Young Mems Christian Association has
selected site for its summer camp
near Big Island on the James River,
and the boys department will open
the camp on June 81 for ten days. After
this the camp will be for use OF the
association members and their families.
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SHOE REPAIRING sPEClAL

zoe REBATE-WE HAVE A LOT OF
light, plant leather suitable for half
soling ladies' shoes, and while II
lasts, II you bring this coupon. we
will half-soie ladies' shoes, soc, re.
cannot send for shoes at this spe-
cial price. DREW's FLEC TR1C SHOE
FACTORY. TIC e. Main st.
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ISLESWORTEI

ON THE BEACH, VIRGINIA AVENUE.
800 rooms. with fresh sea water in all baths,
Special American plan. $3.50 and up daily
European plan, $3.50 up daily. Special week
" terms. F. NJ Fhoehus, Mgr. Nm. LYMAN
Prop
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SLIP COVERS.

NICE LINE OF LINEN AND. DAMAsK
for your selection made to At.
SYDNOR & HUMIDITY. INC, Factory
4o2 North Seventh Phone Madison
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RUB IT OUT

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN rs To-
cated-stiTn ness and soreness OF mus
cles or joints-rub in Frayser's
Great Nerve and Bone Liniment and
the pain disappears; the greatest all.
round linirnent in use for man and
beast; try it--don't suffer-hcrc Is
the right help; 25c bottles. at drug
gists.
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WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that Jahnke Bros, Jewelers.. 9l2
East Main Street. buy. sell. e1-
change and remount diamonds In
tho latest styles. Old gold Snd sill
yer taken In exchanee
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THE BLUE M0UNTAN HOUSE

In the Heart Of the Blue Ridge. Open June
18th to October 1st. superbiy located at ele-
walton of 1000 feet. with unobstructed view
OF world famed Cumberland and Shenandoah
Valleys. Modern In every detail. rooms with
or without private baths, electric lights,
telephones. hot and cold water throughout
the house. Exhilaratlng atmosphere. beau
titul scenery, delightful drives. excellent
Riding Academy corrected with Hotel. For
rates. booklets. etc, address BOND & GLIB
BONS, Belvedere Hotel, Baltimore. Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-04

A TABLE AND MEDICINAL WATER
without peer-nve gallons for Csc,
delivered---Holly Springs Lithia
Water. Phone Monroe All.
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THE PUBLIC, IS HEREBY NOTIFIED
that my wife, Lilly Kocen. having
left my bed and board. shall not
be responsible for debts contracted
by her. ID. KOCEN.
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CREERY SHIRT CO.. NC. 71s EAST
underwear and paIamas to order We
havc all the now shirtings OF the
best Scotch. English and American
u
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WANTED, TO RENT FLAT: 512 EAST
Grace; September 1 /: references ex-
changed. Phone Madison 5367-J.
Nottfee.

NOTICE.--ALL PERSONS HAVING AN
account with j. a. Turner. Jr., de-
ceased, at the time OF his death, May
: I'll, 1910, are requested to settle at
once. Also, any person having bills
against the deceased are requested to
present them at once for settlement.
JOHN A. TURNER SR., Adminstra-
tor. 1917 Decatur Street. Richmond.
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MsiSfellatleous.
UPG0LSf ERINd, MATTREssE!

SUITS. CouCHEs AND ODD
pieces Upholstered, mattresses rem
ovated, willow furniture repaired and
rocaned. In fact. general factory
Is at your service. SYDNoR &
HUNDLEY. INC, Factory, 402 North
Seventh Street. Madison 1904.
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CoaI ana, UQHono.


LONG, TFIE WOOD MAN, HAS TIFF,
best lot of wood ever sold. 1t gives
4 heat and lasts longer oylgina
one. General office 1b0s-lO West
4 BROAD. Phone Madison 4 069 us
Sl,6O RUYS ONN-HALF CORD FIRE.
pared pine kindllng wood, Why pay
$3,26 Il W hen you can set the same
results froms this, Try a load SAM
4 y ~ . q IT. O'rTRELI4 q son. Phone
s.8 Madison y "a, III Iygs 81 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-04

ELEGANT DRtG STORE FOR SALE.
as whole or an interest to all ac-
tive partner. Having decided to re-
tire from the drug business, offer
the best located retail drug and pre-
scription store in Underwater Virginia
for sale. Located In Norfolk. Adj
dress PHENOL Box 7b7. Norfolk. Va.
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MillinRrp.

SPECIAL SALE OF Ny ENTIRE Line
OF millinery and ready-made gar
ments. Untrimmed shapes, 40 cents.
and IS cents, worth double. all colors.
splendid value. MRS. JULIUS BEAR.
1929 East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-04

OAK LAWN COTTAGE. CHASE CITY.
Va. Large airy rooms; cool shady
lawn good fare; splendid water:
long-distance phone. Address MISS
AJJCIE r ELAN,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-04

PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION
adopted by the Board of Directors
of the Bank of Richmond. Incorpo-
rated. at q meeting hold on the 18th
day of May, 1910, notice is hereby
given that special meeting of the
stockholders OF said corporation will
be held at its banking house, at the
corner OF Ninth and Main Streets, In
the city OF Richmond, on TUESDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1910, at
IL o'clock M, to consider the COM
blnation or merger of the Bank of
Richmond. Incorporated, with the Ma
tional Bank OF Virginia. under a plan
approved by the Board of Directors
at said meeting, and for the trans
action OF any other business german e
to said matter or which may be
deemed to the best interest OF said
corporation, which may be then
brought to the consideration Of said
meeting.
BY order of the Board.
H. A. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.