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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-05
BULLETIN.

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Paris. Oct 5.-The Portuguese mon
archy has fallen. Lisbon d In the
hands Of : revolutionary mob. Kins
Manuel lied from the palace during
its bombardment ana took refuge on
the Braxilian gunboat Gan Paola. The
revolution = sweeping like Wild fire
and threatens to sweep over the Dor,
der into Spain Emissaries Of the rev
olution aro reported 70 Be In all the
gotiations for diplomatic relations
with tho new government. Three Brit
ish warships have besn dispatched to
protect British interests and property
Many are reported killed.
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IocAl-Partly eleSdy tonight and
rhursday: pessibsy shesera T--.
0r toMlakG
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protect British interests and property.
Many are reported killed.
NEWS FROM FRONTIER.
Paris. Oct 5.:Portugal's monar-
chy hAs fallsn: tho green and blue
nag Of the republicans noats over tho
palace oe the Brasinsas ana the m
tion u upon the verge q transforma-
tien into : republic.
The information that tho short and
bitter revolution il Portugal had 70
suited IN victory for the insurrect-
ionists and that tho Postnsuese army
ana navy HAD dassrtAd the royal
standard and 3oine1 tho uprising
Ieachsd thissrssy toaey ~ auto lren
the frontier.
Many are reported dead. not alone
in Lisbon, but In other cities whore
outbreaks Of violence occurred simult-
aneously with that In the capital city.
Fighting between detachments Of roy
al troops and the revolutionists II
still going on. II II impossible, TO -
innate the number Of dead. Judging
from the vague reports the toll may
exceed 1000 or it may not 80 that
high. All telegraphic communities
ton from Lisbon was still cut on to-
day.
A Wireless Report.
A wireless report received from
CantAnder stated that the warships Of
the Portuguese navy had hauled down
their own colors and raised tho nag
OF the republic. then commenced I
bombardment Of the entire city. Ac-
coraing 70 this report. the green and
blue nag floats above the arsenal. the
barracks and other public buildings
in Lisbon 40 well - over the royal
palace.
The fate Of King Manuel and the
Queen Mother II unknown. One mea-
ser report which II supposed TO havs
been received by wireless ct the Span
ish coast frontier and telegraphed
here said that the royal bodyguard
had remained loyal to tho imperial
family and that desperate fight had
taken place while the troops were de-
Tending the king and tho queen moth
Ter from capture.
Another ana later report stated that
King Manuel had Ned from the capital
and ID. now . fugitivo. This report
declared that the king and few 10y
|al retainers Ned from tho palace q
soon ~ the bombardment started.
One section Of this report said that
the king had boarded BraxiIian war
ship IN the harbor and another that ne
had ded into the interior with the
hope Of making his way acroos the
frontier into Spain and eventually to
France.
The revolt was % carefully plan-
ned and its attacks were % sudden
and bitter that the city Of Lisbon was
taken completely ~ surprise. There
had been no attempt to align troops
I'm strategic positions 70 repel such
an uprising although there had been
mutterinGs since early In tho summer
when the breAk between the Vatican
ana the Portuguese government took
place.
Apparently the present. insurrectIon
was tbs direct result of the murder
- Hxef 1amM. ! republican dep
nRetjonist N tie anti-
r Bombardi was
fn the army. H
hfnnnn r
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Coatrast exhibits. showing the
great contrast between the old and
the new IN any line.
This section viii form on the west
side ol North Twelfth north Of North
A facing North A street
f1rse premiun $50 In cash.
Second premium o3S In cash.
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sides North Third street. facing Main
street
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section TIVE.


Deve1op0ent exhibits. showing
three or more steps In the develop
msnt Or growth In any line. from early
days until the present. Forms on east
side Of North Twelfth facing A. New
Hope hand.
First premium $50 In cash.
eecond premium. $50 In cash.
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on styjss n any line. Thls ssctio
win torn O The east side oe Mort
Eleventh street. north Of North 4
iscing North A street. Jacksonbur
band.
First premium 90 IN cash.
escoaa premium go h cash.
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N EW INDUSTRIES
PLANNED IN DIXIE
Dcvelopmental Announcements
of Past Week for Various
Sections.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. i

baltimore. Md, June 4.-Amoug thu
Southern Industrial and other devel-
opmental announcements In this week,,
Issue OF the Manufacturers Record ara
tho followng:
Texas Sugar Refining Company. Of
Texas City. was Incorporated with
Sl.600,0o0 capital stock and contracted
for plant with daily output OF 600
tons OF sugar.
Producers' OIL Mill and Fertilizer
Company, Arkadelphia, Ark. was or
ganized with $4,000 capital to build
cotton oil mill, cotton gin and ferti-
lizer factory.
PAM. Wichita Falls, Texas. was incor-
porated with s325.ooo capital to irri-
gate and reclaim lands.
Arkansas Natural Gas Company LIZ
tie Rock. awarded contract for con-
struction OF 263-mile gas pipe line
from Shreveport. La. 10 Littlo Rock.
about St.b00000 to be expended for pip
ing. COMPRISING station, distributing
plants. etc.
Interstate Gas Company. Huntington.
w. Va. awarded contract for twenty
four-tnilc gas pipe line costing $4,000.
Cornell Kanawha Coal Company.
with s25o.0oo capital. purchased 1,.5o
acres from established company. and
will continue development; present daily
output, 500 tons OF coal
Farmers Cotton Oil Company, La
Grange, Ga. awarded contract for erec-
ton OF fifty-ton oil mill costing $4,000.
j. B. jenkins Coal and Coke Company.
Clarksburg. w. Va, was Incorporated
with $4,000 capital.
Coosa Creek Power and Mining Com
pany, Atlanta, Ga. was incorporated
with 100000 capital
Southern Mineral Development Com
pany, Birmingham. Ala, was organized
with s1.jo0.oo0 capital TO develop gas
and oil properties.
Bogalusa Compress and Cotton Pro-
ducts Company. Bogalusa- La. was or
ganized with 100000 capital to build
compress and other plants.
Camden Power Company. Camden.
Ark, was incorporated with 100000
capital
Lake Arthur Irrigation Company.
Lake Arthur. La, was incorporated
with $4,000 capital
Calumet Manufacturing Co. Liberty.
S. c.. Will double present capital o;
s7S,2oo. and erect addition to cotton
mill.
w eSl SlISlIi.d f-EOuuCl5 Sp, t1uil-
ington. W. Va. was Incorporated with
$4,000.
Norfolk Knitting Mills Corporation.
Norfolk. Va. was chartered with $4,000
capital.
Usage Land and Development Co..
Usage. Okla. was Incorporated with
100000 capital to develope TOWNSHIP.
construct lake, hotel. cotton gin. fifty
ton Ice plant. etc. and secure estab-
ushment OF various industries.
Southern Motor Works, Nashville,
Tenn. was incorporated with 100000
capital to build plant for manufactur
ing automobiles.
o. a. Kentner. sapulpa. Okla. and j.
B. Paul. OF Oklahoma City. arranged
to build plant with daily output OF
100000 bricks, at Wichita Falls. Texas.
f, S. Register Guano Co.. Norfolk, Va,
will build 100000 fertilizer plan; at
Ala.
II. X. r. Mining and Lumber Co.
w. Va. was incorporated
with 100000 capital.
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FLATS Naantep.

WANTED. Al ONCE. FLAT or SNAIL
Address 1874. care Times Dispatch.
floor fiat; four rooms and bath; gas;
north or south exposure: West End,
not far from Monroe Park. Address
2. chre Times Diapntch
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! -
AlllIinerp.


SPECIAL SALE OF MY ENTIRE LINE
Of millinery and ready-made gar
ments. untrimmed shapes, 40 cents.
and 80 cents. worth double, all colors.
Pure linen suit. S3.98 and s4.9S:
splendid value. MRS. JULIUS BEAR.
1923 East Main Street
MRS. l.. BARNETT, WHO NOW HAS
her als,crs (Mrs, Chamlee's) milli-
merry parlors, Is offering. on account
OF being overstocked, a large line
OF the very latest shapes and STYLES
~ trimmed and untrimmed hats at
Almost your own price. They arc
s money-savers. lOut-of-town custom.
err are shown special attention, ana
AZ mail orders are attended to
promptly and with care, 3l6 East
Broad Street.
VIZ HAVE, A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
,Lllberle hats; also all that Is proper
~ tasly millinery; prices very low.
Broad Street
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Reliable Tran8ffr.

RELIABLE TRANSFER. MiLLN'EKs.
800 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
for 25c: valises. 15c to any part OF
the city. Claim checks Issued at tho
housc for your baggage; two mon
on our wagon. We make specially
OF moving furniture and pianos.
Phone Madison 1l45.
TRANSFER, MfIif.NERS
3o2 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
for 2bc.; valises, 15c.. to any part OF
tho city Claim checks issued ut the
house for your baggage: two mon
Li Our Wagon We mako speciality
OF moving furniture and pianos
Phone MeIison 14I5
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Business Opportunities.

COMPANIES REQUIRING ASSIST.
ance; railroad. municipal. government
bonds to guarantee yRISr stock; char.
tiers 10c $1,000. Write Il. /.
SQUIRE, 903 Walnut, philadelphia.
Many testimonials. pay when sales
are completed.
I POSSESS AN INTEREST IN A VALu-
able piece Of real estate, My In
prices. Will be worth so per cent
more In twelve months will trade
whole or part for residence in Rich
mond or suburbs, so, care Times
Dispatch.
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ANTIQUE JEyvELRY.. ;

70 CLOSE AN ESTATE WE HAVE ON.
i or ANTIQUE IEWELRf, COMPRIS-
1NG:89 LARGE fANp~SNlALL CAMEO
BROOCHES. / FINE STONE CAMEO
+ BROOCH SURROUNDED BY <GEN-
.RRooCFi. / BROOCH WITH F,NIER-
Fl AID SURROUNDED BY ROSE DIA-
MONDS. / TOPAZ BROOCH. 6
& BRACELETS. FAIR JET EAR
JIop AT. SrT yWITrI PEARLS: 4
ANTIQUE v1NAIGRDTTEs, 1 HEAVY
GOLD NECK y CHAIN, Coral
READS. SEAL CFTARN1S i PAIR
I FINE CAMEO CUFF BUTTONS. AND
YOIT ARE, INVITED TO CALL AND
LOOK THEM OVER. A. SCIIEE,R,
JEWELER (ESTABLISHED 1880,
1403 y, MAIN ST, (NExT TO COR,
Z FOuRTEENTH),
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PERSONALS.

WANT Eb, INFORMATION coNenRfa.
ing william Cole OF Malad, Idaho.
last heard OF In 1869. His people
lived IN Virginia, on Caroline Creek
nls brother. John Cole, was lawyer,
called the Big Red. Reward for In.
formation leading to his where
ap1uts. MRS. II. u. MASON, Sayre,
sECOND-H HAND BAGS AND BURLAP
lor sale RICHMOND BAG co.
RICHMOND REFINING COMPANY
!1Vs East Cary Street, City ContrAo.
Phone Monroe 3027. Buyers of tai.
low and bones.
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL

,oc REBATE-wE HAVE A LOT OF
light. plant leather suitable for half
soling ladies' shoes. and while It
lasts. II you bring this coupon. we
will half-sole ladies' shoes. soc, re.
bated to 40c. Every pair sewed. We
cannot send for shoes at this spe-
cial price. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. Tie E. Main st.
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6 PER CENT. ON YOUR SAVINGS.

F YOUR MONEY IS BRINGING YOU
only 3 per cent. or per cent. why
not not double 10 Nar3 ySIr income by inyest-
improved real estate now at per
cent, or secure 1t as a loan by first
deed of trust on a house and lot
here at pei, cent: net? Values In
In wealth in this section now over
s7,000.00o cash paid out around here
every year. We have loaned thou
sands here this way and never lost
dollar. Personal inspection. Con-
servative values. Loans not to ex-
coed so per cent. OF appraised values.
Abstract of title free and full report
with each loan. Interest collected
and RENTED without charge we
offer nonresidents q safe and con-
venient investment. paying per
cent. net. and guaranteed by us in
sums of 800 and up Write for par
ticulars and free booklet of interest
Ing information about this. the most
SOMM.ERNILLE TRUST CO. INC.
Newport News. Va Authorized cap
i.al. 100000. Jas a. sommervilIe.
President: Guy p. Murray, Treasurer
START A NEW BUSINESS: THE,
American razor honing and safety
p ea Z, sharpening ndI machine: make s.
CURED. r., S. GREEN. III Wash
ington Street, Chicago.
At TENTIo N-PAYMAsTERs AND
Others thrown with many people
VINO desire. to increase salaries $40
TO $50; win not conflict with your
duties: give phone. Address L. 256
care mines Dispatch.
red Wash Quick. Inc, stock; owner me-
needs cash; will sell at slo per
share Address 1876, care Times
Dispatch,
A FEW SHARES. STOCK. S PER CENT
preferred, in corporation which
will pay 5 per cent, per month in n
few months. Address j 1876, care
Times Dispatch.
OTHERS HAVE MADE MONEY, WHY
don't youY Let us start you in bust
ness selling merchandise BY mail,
make several thousand dollars an,
nually, $50 to 500 necessary, mar
ticnlars free. LACKEY. o2s2 La
sale St. Chicago
OWING TO INABILITY TO KEEP MY
cues up, VIII sell contract /. series q.
with National Home Purchasing As
ISOLATION. II you want $1,000 loan
soon, now is Your chance. Box go
Mosley's Junction va.
$3.50 WILL SECURE AN INVESTMENT
paying better than IL per cent. with
responsible LOCAL rarty; good Sc
G4rttN Address Il lG, care Times
WANTEp, ! PARTNER WITH $1,000
and ar sa s,,o,, interest ny. IN an established
Tor Young man: no triners. Ad-
nteSs J tno, care Timespispatch
FOR SALE, TIIEATRICAI.B OARpTNC;-
nnuss' 9est money-maker in Rich
tia9l'u. Dong ilne business. Must
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Goal and 0,Mono.

QUALITY ANE QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from us. We have oak.
pine or slab wood. and our prices
are right. We please everybody
Phone Madison 6013. NORTH CARO-
LIMA WOOD AND COAL CO.. S27
Brook Avenue.
t1.50 BUYS ONE-HALF CORD PRE-
pared pine klndling wood. Why nav
$3,25 when you can get tho same
results from this. Try load. SAM
uEL II. COTTRELL & SON. Phone
Madison III
LONG. THE WOOD MAN, HAS THE
best lot Of wood ever sold. It gives
heat and lasts longer. Original
growth. split In right season. TRY
one. General office 150G-l0 West
Broad. Phone Madison 1869.
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Humphrey Heater Awarded

The Humphrey instantaneous Heater
which was advertised to be given free dur
ing the demonstration recently held at
90 Broad Street by the Humphrey COM
.pany, was awarded yesterday afternoon
to Z. w. Lefew, No. ia North Morris
Street.
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AND RESPONSIBLE MAN
wanted to take charge OF publicity
and stock sales in each congressional
district. Exceptional opportunity for
good man. The work is interesting
LER TRAIN CONTROL CORP, Room
2os. Commonwealth Bank Building.
Richmond. Va.
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TO TIE LADIES: IN ORDER TO
SsIHE MY TA1LORs WORK
VEL u,IIIRoUGH THE DULL SEASON I
VII MlLL KEEP MY PARLORS OPEN
r vGB - IH ~. !, LADIES AND OFFER
SEK1 GREAT REDUCTIONS IN
SiLk AND WOODEN SUITS
IHaROuGH THE SUMMER. A FULL
ASSolSIMENT FOR YOU TO Sc
LEsT FROM ON HAND. J. BROWN.
L t,,T I, LES, TAILOR, 5a4 WEST GRACE
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SAVING TIME
RIGHT NOW

Young folks Of all ages should begin
saving right now. Do 1t to-day. Don't
watt until Tomorrow, next week or
more. and start savings account in
the Bank O. Richmond, where you get
interest. Your money will
grow fast this way. You can deposit
NintI, and Main Streets, 900 East Broad
Street. 1914 williamsburg Avenue or
Twenty fifth and Broad Streets,
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"WHERE THE GUEST LIKES TO
I.inger"-The Heights, Buena Vista,
Va; under new, refined and expert
enced management; In the heart Of
the Blue Ridge Mountains; grand
climate, scenery and water; building
one of, :he most beautiful and spa
cious in the South: rooms single and
en- suite, with private bath: all mod
sern conven.ences, fine table. special
low rates for such advantages. MISS
FLORA Z, COLE, Manager, formerly
OF NJ onterey. Pa
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Rntire8.
City Bank Of Ricbmond-

Richmond, Va. May ls. 1910.
PURSUANT TO a RESOLUTION OF
the Board of Directors OF this bank.
adopted on the 18th day of May, 1910.
special meeting OF the stockholders
OF this bank will be held at the prin-
cipal Office of said bank. Il0e East
Main street. in said city of Rich
mond. Va. on the nth DAY OF
JUNE, 1910, at II o'clock NJ. for the
consideration and determination of a
resolution of said Board OF Directors
declaring that in the Judgment of the
board 1t is deemed advisable and for
the benefit of this bank tina. Il.
should be dissolved. and for the con-
sideration and determination of a
proposition OF the National state
Bank of Richmond for the consolida-
ton of said two banks. submitted to
and approved by the Board OF Direc-
tors of this bank, the name of which
bank Will be changed I, Nationa,
state and City Bank of Richmond,
and for any matters incident thereto
or connected Herewith, and for any
other purposes. The transfer books
for the transfer OF stock will be
closed on and after the 7th day OF
June. 1910.
WIN. n. PALMER. President.
j.. w. SINTON Cashier
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VIM. II. PALMER. President.
]. w. SINTON, Cashier.

NoT1cE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING AN
account with J. a Turner, Jr.. de-
ceased. at the time of his death, May
y, 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.. Administra-
tor. 1917 Decatur Street. Richmond.
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ers: at s-ation; thirty miles from
Richmordl convenient to gentlemen
coming re each day; references en-
changed. MRS. r. n. ALLEN. Yer
don Va
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Dersnuals.

PERSONALS.
soIITHERN, DENTAL. ROOMS. oPpo.
site the old post-ofiice, Phone Madi.
son 3290, Examinations and esti-
mates free.
WE TAKE LADIES AND GENTLE-
mems clothes. feathers, gloves and
slippers, clean or dye them by our
system 50 that they look fresh and
have new appearance, every arti-
Gle turned out by us III bound 10
make a customer; our motto ia
Fair and Square, We pay cxprens.
age one way on out-of-town trade.
sWoPEs FRENCH DRY CLEANING
Co aoS NJ Second ST., Phone 1883,
ABSOLUTE PURITY AND FREEDoM
from organic mnttcr--nve gallons for
2bc--ilolly Springs Lithia Water,
Phone Monroe AN
loo ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS
ssseript ~ Roman. $50; old English.
s2,2b; poatpaid Samples upon re.
quest. RITTER BROS, 26os North
seventeenth Street PhlladelDhia
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OLD COLONIAL HOME, VIRGINIA
hospitality, large. comfortably rooms,
plenty OF ice and fruit water: Sc per
week; children under ten years and
nurses. $3.50 per week; children from
ten years to fifteen years. 1915 per
week. 35 miles north of Richmond,
Va. References exchanged Address
D C. DeJ-ARNETTE, DeJarnette.
Carolina Co Va
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COME TO TIE. AI4BEMARLE HOTEL
for rest pure 1ithia water, clean
rooms. cool. large lawn, plenty shade,
good, we'll cooked food, plenty milk,
fresh vegetables. ETC.; terms reason
able. MRS. L. G. WATTS. Manager,
Mediums River Va
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s1.5O-s SUGAR SPOON.
cream ladies', olive forks. and a vast
assortment of other pieces-in a case
and engraved. NF
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OAK LAWN COTTAGE. CHASE CITY,
Va. Large airy rooms; cool shady
lawn: good fare; splendid water
long distance phone. Address MISS
ALICE Z ELAN
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WANTED. A PARTNER WITH $4,000
to go into profitable manufactur-
ing business with me. 1 Will also
invest $4,000. Fl SO. care Times
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WANTED. BOARDERS IN A COUNTRY
town: convenient to Washington and
Richmond large rooms; cool shade;
delightful water: good country board.
Apply to MRS. ]. B. BUCKNER, Cor
louisville Va
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CLEANED LIKE NEW" GOWNS AND
suits, by our French process, make
happy hearts and smiling faces. Try.
Il at once. MRS. a. J. PYLE, SIS n
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SUMNER BOARDERS; PLEASANT
locality: modern convenences. MRS.
W. D. WOODSON. Gladys Inn, Gladys.
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Busiitf88 @pnnrtunftirg

YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
drummers' samples Of high-class
trousers presents itself now; we got
EN- cheap--so can you; but be quick.
n. +. JACOBS a SON. Ninth near
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III MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK
City-Large, small rooms; private
baths; centrally located; excellent
table: all conveniences for Southern
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Wa NTED, SUMMER BOARDERS,
Bracey, Va. Sc miles south of Rich
rnond: healthy location; bath. hot
and cold water: good table. So per
week. Address MRS. B. care POST
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I MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS
with small mail order business,
began with So; send for free book
let; tells how. HEACOCK. 5164.
Locknort N. Y u
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PURSUANT TO a RESOLUTION
adopted by the Board of Directors
OF the Bank Of Richmond, Incorpo-
rated, at meeting held on the osth
day Of May. 1910, notice Is hereby
given that special meeting of the
stockholders Of said corporation Will
be held at It's banking house, at the
corner of Ninth and Main Streets. in
the city OF Richmond. on TUESDAY,
THE 2STH Day OF JUNE. 1910, at
II o'clock NJ. to consider the COM
bination 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 germane
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 tho Board.
n. A. WILLIAMS.
SeCretary
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SLIP COVERS.

NICE LINE OF LINEN AND DAMAsK
for your selection: made to ft.
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY. INC, Factory
400 North Seventh. Phone Madison
1904
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-05

CASON COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW. va:
new, with all modern improvements:
water front; Southern Bell phone:
about one square from hotel' rates
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