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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

DES MONIES. Ia. April AR
rests OF prominent men are pre-
dicted here today through an al
legged conspiracy to loot the vault
OF the Polk county treasurer's Of
flee. which was blown this morning
previous TO a battle with the po-
lice. in which Roundsman McMickle
was shot In the face and A. l..
Rhodes. one Of the robbers. was
captured.
Charging a conspiracy OF county
officials with the dynamiters. the
police have arrested James O'Cal.
laghau. deputy clerk In the treas.
urer's office. and 20 other suspects
are under surveillance.
AS evidence OF conspiracy. the
police point TO the fact that the
windows through which the robbers
entered the court house at midnight
were opened from the inside c.
w. Kellar. a clerk in the treasurer &
office. was In the building, and was
left bound and gagged by the rob
bers. The police refuse to allow
Kellar TO make his story public.
Blew Safe to Bits.
So far as known four men entered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

Johnson retired 10 prlvs,, ~,
broken in health aud fortgna ~. ~
hcartened and defeated h M .' w
life ambition s'sat
that's something more than .
year ago Since then Jobnson
out u office. has come bsct 'a'y ~
has regained all the old confIds,as
OF the people the corporatlons .',.'
away from him By fraud TIN IN
Citizen Tom would again be nsxas
Tom when Mayor Bachr's term ~, y.
pired was the best bet IN oh,ss.
tangled politics. until sickness ~
him low. '''o
Johnson IL dying. the dIspatehs.
say. HE work Will live In an 49,
oned people.
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son,
For the first half Of his life. Tom
Johnson was just plain millionaire.
like hundreds Ia the country They
live aud die, for the most part soon
forgotten Johnson had the money
smaklng instinct. He made hts
money. starting as street ear con
ductor hut he wasn't Satisfied
Aud when he had read twice
through Henry Georges "PfogreHH
and Poverty" Johnson turned his
back ON II all and enlisted on the
side OF the people.
Johnson might have earned many
millions In Wall IT, To-day he haa
but the shell OF once Imposing
fortune.
As mayor Of Cleveland for seven
years. Johnson made the most viz
oroun and effective fight against
selfish public service corporations
ia the history OF the country A
practical street ear man himself. be
argued that fares could be reduced
10 three cents. lie set out 90 make
the Cleveland car company come
to a.
Cleveland hash three cent fares
vet Johnson was 20 years ahead OF
his time. but Cleveland II on the
Way and will have Il In the end.
Hut his big victory was not In
lower fares or better service.
u was that he hammered home
year after year tho BIC, imposing
lesson that the people have rights
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= THE STORY OF A MAN NAMED 10

Then the remarkable thing hap.
pened. the thing that made John.
son doubt whether the peoples
fight WAS worth while.
Within a year the street car com.
pany, backed by the united capital
and brains Of evory street car com.
pany in America, reversed the vie
tory. They destroyed his credit,
broke his bank, pulled a strike on
him, gained control OF the lines
again by referendum vote and q re-.
oeivershlp and drove johnson out
Of office.
Il Was n long story. their victory
"A story Of deception and miHrcp.
resentati1n and crafty planning un.
paralleled.
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hut johnson fought them nj their
own game lie started his own
bank No financial base OF sup
plies lie used the courts. lie
built street car lines over night,
while his enemies slept once he
planted line OF poles and wires
down into the heart Of the city and
within a block Of his goal, the pub
lie square. before they found out
aud stopped him with an inIunc-
ton.
johnson won. Ne hammered the
old gang 20 their knees and forced
the most remarkable settlement In
America, getting full control Of ali
the lines In Cleveland In the hands
OF the officials Of the city.
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STOCKTON. Cal. April i--Aa
the result, Of the tragedy at the
stockton race track late yesterday.
In which C. II Land losi his life.
the motorcycle races scheduled for
tomorrow have been called off
Land was victim OF hear, fail.
ure and II is thought that he died
before be struck the tree The
tracks show tina, he made a straight
line for the tree. never wavcring
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and the public service corporations
have duties. In period when
every big city was In = hopeless
grip Of its corporations, Johnson
carried the message Of hope. The
people could fight and could win
that's what Johnson'a life taught,
Johnson had q bitter fight. OF
course He was fighting every day
he was In office. They fought him
at the polls and IN the courts. once
they even went into the Legislature
aud took away the charter Of every
city In Ohio 90 beat Johnson
That old corporation weapon. the
injunction. waa brought into play
at every step by his corporation
enemies
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cLAacYs GET STAY.

Owing to the illness OF one OF the
Clancy brothers. against whom the
grand jury returned an Indictment
for running a gambling house. Judge
Main this morning postponed tbs
time for their arraignment and pleai
TO Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

WASHINGTON. u. C.. March 81.
Tho wedding Of the Count Pour.
ates and the Countess Bernntorfi
March q. was the most brilliant
affair OF the whole social season.
Dozens of valuable presents wero
received AZ the embassy Mr.. and
Mrs. TAFT sent a very valuable
white silk fan with gold inesusted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01
CABINET FIRED.

MADRID. April AFTER serving
a year. the Spanish cabinet headed
by Premier Canalejas. was forced
out OF office today through the &C.
tivity OF the republicans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01
THE MARKETS

THE foltowtnn are inc average rFte~s
atstsd ~ the lesal uhsisaaaisru On ieeai
proane~ meats aud feed friess In al
10 frrshness and Hss~rsf ssestisass. bot
these prizes. unisas afhsrNise tndieated
are Zoe sfrietlr first grades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01
HOLD HEARING MONDAY.

A public hearing on the Meadows
deal will be held before the county
al 1 O'Clock. The question OF build
ing a new court house will also
come up.
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WANT SINGLE SESSION.

Students Of Lincoln high school
have petitloucd Supt. Cooper ask
ing that a single session b granted
them during the rest Of the semes-
ter.
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mother OF pearl sticks. and Miss
Taft n large ornamental silver diah
Tho bride Is the daughter Of the
German Ambassador and the groom
Is an attarhu of the embassy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

Therell be something doing at
the Grand, April II and ~. For
the bank clerks are going to appear
In burnt cork Yep. a real old.
fashioned minstrel show. Harry
Colwell, OF the Northern bank, Is
one OF the ~ end men A chorus
OF so is rehearsing nightly under
the direction of Paul Sternberg.
Five vaudeville acts besides the
is promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01
HUH, AMT WE GOING TO
HAVE NO WAR AFTER ALL!

SAN ANTONIO Tex. April Local recently
furnish the
notified department
about Of the original would
remainder Of the order probably would be cancelled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

CLEVELAND, Ohio. April H.
Today 10 the tenth anniversary Of
Tom Johnson'a first election aa
mayor OF Cleveland, he reused him.
self from what II Ia feared Will
prove his death bed 20 announce
that II he lives he Will run for
mayor again. Vim. J. Bryan
visited johnson this morning,
ls public life worth while9 Is Il
worth while 10 fight the battle Of
the pooplcG
Tom l.. Johnson has had many
occasions TO doubt this during his
life.
As he lies. probably dying. he Is
supremacy confident that Il was
eminontly worth whlle-that there
were corporations for every draw.
back
II Tom Johnson lives. he can be
the next mayor OF Cleveland for
the asking Had he had the
strength be might be u. s. senator
today In place of Alice Pomerene.
Canton lawyer whom he lifted out
OF ohscurity two years ago 10 con
test the nomination for governor
against Harmon,
Tom Johnson lived to see his
principles indicated That was
worth while Had he died two
years ago Il would have been a
dlsheaftcned and disappointed
man.
There's a moral and an insplra'
ton In the life OF this man John
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DEAD MAN RIDES
MOTORCYCLE

from his course. for a distance OF
more than 100 feet.
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The Federation Of State Societies
meets in the Commercial Club
rooms Wednesday to lay plans for
boosting Seattle.
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ssIrUArlnM|

~NNN~itON|
,,' Woman W ~
.h home ~
nd girl '' 81, q
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ladies' mai
Gstva no eans !
hash So Supply s :
Mats Hats made
'%eDOdeled Rrl
blaax' G pis. Ike
Wanted 10,
Tb.,.p Douglas
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SENATOR
WASH.
senstOr j
Hampshire
81 the sta
eenaie. Is
ingt0n al
session "
quet F1y.
ing Presie
sited.
Boss Pc
rich as Oh
committee
keep hini
beckgroun
senator
sostoarodW
10 win an
board pref
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HOT

III ]
REARDC
Twice mar
q financial
prietor Of
two reyol
breast at a
died at II
" have no
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RI Is

Jacob a
police reps
citizen IN
him by +
lecture at
church IN
attic Print
day night
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"
NONOOe
. .

s. 70 adverl
eren's pitci
one one ,brinEin
S Sae beantif,
saos grow
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MARRI

founE Eas|
nspond with
voleet matrin|
0esz NJ A.
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Dr. ofTnan
lectures Surf
Eiisrs Muse
eablect. "Th
Health. Veal
come
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Hot air An,
Nj Nj Swedish ~
Eetie Baths
w d M
ssndruft "a,
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SO far as known four men entered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-01

-ONE>
Mn Won
ZONE nome confine1|
Vs.s.fully trea|
~. VALLEY.
S1uake car
WANTED
ssLooD or 81
y call for nd
xmoos rene
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RuPTURt
russ; permnn|
euon or del
hoors over on
Wo years. fr|
ne Harvard |
NN Second
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- F0WT7
an Ben Sellers
Gss.,work quad
Sth Az. =
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,l.NNHeuinatign
Etel Blk ~
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,t ATmerf1
arcade Bidl
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NSentlenan
% sosrd IN wiis|
&c other ROOF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06
dissolution pofifes.

SoTiGE rs HEREBY GIVEN TIA T
at a Meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Chesapeake Coal Company, a cor
poration created and organized UNI
Virginia. held at Richmond. Virglnia.
on the 10Th day OF April. 19l1. the
following resolutions were adopted;
First That the Chesapeake Coal
Company. corporation, created and
organized under the laws OF the
discontinue business as a corpora I.
tion and surrenders to said Stale its
charter and corporate franchises
tThe Board Of Directors will proceed
action and all assets OF this corpora
ton into cash. and pay off and dts
charge all Its debts, liabllltles and
obligations; and after fully disoharg-
obligations. divide tho REMAINDER
among the Stockholders pro rata with
their several holdings OF stock, but
no such payment shall he made to
any stockholder until after the publ
ca lion of the notice hereinafter uro-
vIdod.)
Second. That the president Of this
corporation cause notice Of the a1op-
ton OF the foregoing resolution to Be
eneral clrculation, published near iFe
principal office or place OF business
of this corporation, once a week for
four successive weeks; and that he
certify these resolutfons to the Seore-
cate showing the publication Of said
notice, as provided by law. 80
Glvan under my hand this 18th day
COLEMAN WORKMAN.
Attest: VIM r. TRIGG, - - z
Secretary Chesapeake Coal Co.
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Situations maufeh. 1Frmale.
A4ent8 0Nanteb.

AGENTS WANTED, IS TO s35 rER
nay. selling our automobile special
~; write to-day. II, W. Filler SPE-
SiALTf 60, 1907 Main Street. Gin
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ReaI estate Ianten.

I bEsfiRE To PURcHAsE FARM IN.
Orange, Albemarle or Nelson cour-
Ties, not over one mile from station,
suitable for wincsap and pippin; also
suitable for raising beef cattle, either
I in above counties or elsewhere in
Virginia. For any OF the above i
cash., as much moro In IL months,
remainder to be made in sa tisfac.
tory payments. Prefer dealing Ill
rect with owner. Write me, care Mrs
Bowers, corner Second and Franklin.
Richmond. Va. CHAS. .. DARLING
TO BUY a TIMBER TRACT
Gdirect from owner. Give price and
fun particulars. e84, care Times
Dispatch, y 4;
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AGENTS MAKE 500 PER CENT, PROF
II selling our novelty and change
Big demand. IMPERIAL NOVELTY
SIGN CO.. st. Louis. Mo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06

CHEAP. ALL KINDS OF 5ECOND-
hand mechanical tools. Apply JET
FERSON LOAN OFFICE. 1905 East
Main Street,
SECONDHAND SODA FOUNTAIN. IN
good condition. l. BLUFORD & CO.
WE CARRY a FULL LINE OF BUSI-
ness wagons, both top and open, suit
able for every use: good service
guaranteed; easy terms. "a. MEYERS
CONS. ri y Gary Etreai ~ n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06
Meetillas.
Virginia Railway andPowe,
Company
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS,


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a
special meeting of the stockholders Of
The Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany has been called by resolution Of
the Board OF Directors of said Com
pany, 10 be held at the principal office
OF said Company, at Seventh and Main
streets In the City of Richmond. Vir-
glnia, on Saturday, the 24th day OF
June. 1911, at the hour of II O'clock
among others: 49,
!. To consider and act upon a
joint agreement entered Into by
the Boards OF Directors Of the
Company and the Virginia Railway
and Power Compa ny, whereby tho
Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction
Company Is merged and conHoU-
dated with and into The Virginia
Railway and Power Company upon
the terms and conditions set out
Mt length in said agreement
To consider and act upon the
stock of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company from an authorize
ed capital OF S1a.6O0.o0o, divided
into s5.0n0,000. par va lue OF prefer
red stock and $500, 900, par value
OF common stock to an authorized
capital of s20.0o0000. par value d.
vded into 100000, par value OF
preferred stock and $l2: 100000. par
value of common stock, and the
issue and disposition of said add
tional preferred and common stock
In exchange for the preferred and
common stock of the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Traction Company on
the basis set out In said agreement
and otherwise IS therein set forth,
8. To consider and act upon
qualification OF the. bylaws OF the
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany.
To consider and act upon any
other matter in connection with or
pertinent to said merger and con-
solidation and any other matter or
matters which may properly he
brought before or considered at
special or general meeting Of the
stockholders Of said Company.
The transfer hooks for the stock OF
said Company will be closed at tho
close OF business on Wednesday. the
7th day of June, 1911, and rsopened at
the opening Of busineTi on Monday,
the 26th day OF June. 1911.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
GUY PHILLIPS Secretary.
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Glat8 fnr A,Ilf

Attractive FIAT. CANDLES NIL,
four rooms and bath. 500 per month.
Call 800 South Fourth. ring right
hand bell. Possession September L.
FOR RENT FOR SUMMER MONTHS.
with privilege of leasing. very desir-
able second-noor fiat: Ave rooms and
bath; gas range; electric lights nest
central location. Rent cheap to right
party Furnished or unfurnished.
Address 123, care Times Dispatch.
EXCEPTIONALLY NICE SECOND
floor flat. five rooms and bath, Gam
bie's, liiil. Possession September 1.
Phone Madison l0S0-T, or address
II 220. care Tlmes-Dispatch.
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Dflp Ianten, Female.
WANTED. WAITRESS. WHITE or
colored. Apply in person at sol West
GraCe Street. -5.l l,G ~ y -

WANTED. TO EMPLOY A GOOD NURSE
Tor small childrens good pay TO the
rlght person. MRS NJ. c.. MANN.
Thirty-hrst and Porter Streets, Wood
land HEIGHTS -,5f-1' - :
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Auftton 5aleS, future DapR
BY a. c. I1arman, 5ssI
Real Estate Auctiouepr. HI,
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
DESIRABLE conNER BUILDING
k aTs Of 2s sT I'VE s agEHH Skp c1a
< CoStMODATIoN : STREETS. FIFTY
FEET FRONT BY l2o FEET DEEP.
In execution of decree OF the Cham
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmondf
OF Mary B. Crockford VS.. e. r. Brown.
we will sell by auction, on the prem
iseS, on IA
FRIDAY. JUNE g.. 1911. a
at 6 o'clock P. NJ.
those desirably located lots above re-
corner Of Seventeenth and Accommo-}
dalton Streets. fronting nifty feet son
Seventeenth Street and extending baeh
between parallel lines 100 feet 10 Page2
Brown. Page and CANDLES Plan
TERMS: For cash sufficient TO pa.
the sum Of s52S. With interest from.
sale. and ali taxes to day Of sale: Ike
residue upon g. credit OF SIX months,
evidenced by promlssory note. with
interest from date OF sale. title re.
tained until paid and deed Is orr
dered by the court.
W. D. CARDwELL.
w. G. PULLIAM,
Special Commissioners.
7 certify that the bond REQUIRED hl
miss'oners has been duly given
February. 1911. -4 s:
Teste: cIIAs. o. sAvILLE.
Clerk. NJ
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HICKORY STOVE WOOD.
Rooms for Aent.

FURNISHES ROOMS, SUfTABLE non
light housekeeping; reasonable. 4
North Sixth.
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DrofessionaI Delp 0Manten.

TEACHERS IMMEDIATELY ron
graded. high schools and colleges:
many splendid openings; demand
greater than supply; three agencies,
one enrolment; guaranteed service.
SHER1D ANS AGENCIES. Greenwood
! S. C, t.i 49, =. II .l7F+ ID '7'.5 49,
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DersonaI8.
SPRING CLEANING,

LADIES, II YOU WISH TO BE BEAU
tiful. admired by ali and win ones
everlasting affection, write to A. z.
CAFES CO. West Medford. Mass,
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HuGHES'S, 200 North Third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06

WANTED. a YOUNG LADY TO WORK
IN ianndJy office Apply ROYAL
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Roarb Qaanten.
FIaf8 UMantpn

WANTED, by JTNE IS, sTX-RooM
house or flat Cheated preferred) To-
cation south OF Broad and west OF
FIRST street. j 9Ts, care Times Dis
patch
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Attftlall Scales. Future Dapa,
By McVeish & OHM, Z
Real~ Estate Auctloneers,
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
KNOWN AS MOUNT BgNARD,p
SITUATED ON JAMES RIVER. NEAR
MAIDENs. IN THE COUNTY OF
E GOoCHLAND. VA, AND CONTAIN
ING 500 ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06

xHtinn OF Richmond Lodge. No. 10.
WA, r. Sc a. NJ, Will no held In the
Masonic Temple THIS (Tuesday) EVE
MING, June s. at 1890 o'clock.
Each member OF the lodge les re-
duested to attend. as an amendment to
tho bylaws will be acted upon. Mem
bers OF sister lodges and transient
brethren, arc fraternaliy invited. Work
second degree k
BY order Of the Worshipful Master.
II. L. VAN DEVENTER.
ii.9 5 tt Secretary
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Aottfe8.

WANTED. TIE PU6Lic 70 RGoW
+ that JAHNKE BROS. Jewellers, siz
East Main street, buy, sell, exchange
& and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN iTHE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil-
: yer always taken In exchange,
RELIABLE TRANSIENT, nfiLLNER'S
2o2 North Ninth Street, hanls trunks
Tor 20 cents, yalises II cents; claim
checks issued at the house for Your
baggage. Two men on our wagon
We make specially Of moving fur
niture and pianos. Phone Madison
1855: residence phone Monroe ALSO.
sPRINGTIME is HERE. GET YOUR
last years clothes--o out and phone
Madison 4121. md our automobile
VIII call, get and return your gar
f ments In Al condition. SPLITTER.
MY CLEANER AND DYER. l02 N.
Eighth Street.
BEST AUTOMOBILE PAINTING DONE
az z. II. BOSfER'Ss SONS, si15 South
Ninth street:
THE SHAWNEE FIRE h INSURANCE.
Company, Of Topeka. KANSAS. having
reinsured III fhe National Fire Inslr.
aHee Company. OF Hartford, Conn,
q desires TO Withdraw its'.b bonds dcDos
4 ted with the Treasurer OF Virginia.
any one having n claim againyl the
(. hhn vince Fire Insurance Company
Il should communicate the fact 10 JOS
eDh Button, Commissioner OF Inspr-
ance, Richmond, Va.
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&ItlIinerp.
Autolf1ohiles for SALE

AUToMoBILEs SOLD AND Ex CHI NC, :,
ed; from 500 to $1,000: free repairs
for one year, Free storage on your
car until sold. Our stock includes
trucks, delivery wagons, r,nabouts,
foadsters and light and heavy tour
221-22S w. Broad st. Monroe 1851.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06

FOOL THE SUN BY PLACING YOUR
order for awnings with us now. We
r ara In a position 10 meet all de-
mands promptly. II. E. COPELAND
& co, 10S N. Ninth Street. Phone
Madison 1915 IL
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No. 623 is a comfortable three-story
prick dwelling. conta ming eight rooms
pesides bath. with hot and cold water
etc. There Ia also large stable on
No. $50 Is deslra BILE frame dwelling,
containingSl0 rooms. besides bath. with
not and cold water. etc. :
The location of this pronertv he,ne
Very close to the market. az rein 3
shopping. district on Broad Street and
tho car line. renders IT unusually de-
sirable to parties seeking convenient
purposes. -',' 49, :
TERMS: Exceedingly liberal and an
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hereby certify that the hopd rec
quired OF the aforesaid commissioners
has been duly given.
P, 2. WINSTON Clerk. l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06

SEWMAN'S UMBRELLA FACTORY
Umbrellas and parasolS recovered
and repaired; prices reasonable; gum
mer, paraEpls recovered with your
owa goods, to match your dress
Phone US and we will tell you how
much goods You need. We have n
big line of summer parasols from soc.
up TO SIS apiece. Also a big line or
umbrellas from soc. up to $40 apiece.
Come and see us. We will treat you
right. BIS East Broad Street.
Phone Monroe 2109.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06

WANTED, A GH-CLASS MAN WHO
has experience in handing agents to
K sell pottery line: must be in position
Us to handle his own men; best selling
Il goods ever made: big commission.
sf. Do not apply unless experienced In
pottery selling TIE OLIVER
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