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THE MAN
Atiour
TOWN
-UY
Harry Tu ckcr.
Wo tiro really triad that we mudo that
bot with Alderman Ilonry Hock, formerly
Of Jackson, now or Monroe Ward.
He said that tho difference between
"eeo" and "saw" was apparent.
Wo said It was In-tense.
Then wr? inailo tt bet of a ton of coal,
?nd we won.
? And we are glad ,to say that the llttlo
Alderman always settles his bete, ln the
proper spirit.
When ho gole re-elected, which we hop?
lie will, wo .will mako another bet with
him next winter.
' ? . ? ? - ? ?' '??'?'.
About forty years ago we purchased
from Androw 3. Daffron a couch at ono
plunk por weok.
For many years we enjoyed the luxury
of an afternoon nan on that couch
Winters and summers tell on everybody
?nd ovorythlne,. und In course of time
tho hinges on that couch, got maty.
We wero about to send it out us a piece
of antiquo furniture, when wo received a
note from our ????? friend, Umlauf, who
?aid he'd put that lounge In an up-to-date
condition, and also cane our chairs for
us, so wo won't have to sit on soap
boxes when we eat our corn bread and
tierring.
Bo we dono It
And now we are lying in tho lap of
luxurv.
* * * ' .
All we need to complete our happiness
la an axe,
Wo aro growing old. and learning how
to swear because wn have to split our
oak wood with a pen knife.
AVo nre under the impression that our
' old friend Ned Fagan told uh he would
mako us an axe that would split tlssup
paper and put It In nur stocking on
Christmas.
Anybody got any old axes thoy (lon't
want, send them to Is>d, so he can mak?
arrangements with nt.
? ? ?
AVo nre delighted to see Mr, Emmett.
3>evy.
He comes back every now and then
from Baltimore and other suburban towns.
to sell cigars, and ho Is scattering those
famous poi'fectos, the."Man About _TOwn:-;.
clgni's, all over tho State. *"','
Our friends who have not seen -them
should loso no time about It, for wo must
eay they are a'good smoke.
We uso them, to?. H. T.
OF HUMAN INTEREST;
STORIES OF THE DAY
Trials of the Motorman.
ISlectrical publications have had their
nay about the llttlo thought of dltlloultles
that beset an occupation new to thd'In?
dustrial world, entered upon with Utile
or no preparation, yet charged with' Tre.
rr.endous responsibilities. Tho care and ?
nervous, strain* of tne railway engineer
form a hackneyed theme; but no one
lias ever framed the sympathetic side
of the motorman's lot. Yet probably the'
engineer in his eight or nine hours' run
hat, little If anything more to wear upon
hi? nerves or enchain his ceaseless atten?
tion than the man at tho controller as he
liushes his car along tlw crowded street,
with Infinito care, yet with all" possi-'
lile speed. D?nger confronts hint qvcry ;
moment?ln the treacherous rail, "'-Ilio?:
weak, but unsuspected, axle, the imper..
Ject wheel, tho chance obstruction of
liecdless human beings, terrified animals
or hurrying unsoeh vehicles. Perhaps, It
If. a wonder that..so few street.car acci?
dents occur, when we consider the hasto
with which the busy populaco demands
to ? be carried from point to point, the
opportunities for mishap In equipment or
rolling stock, tho always present ele?
ment of human error and the painful
.awkwardness of so ? many persons In
Voardlr.g and leaving cars.?IJortland.Ore.
gcnlan.
Circular .Barn.
? circular ???? ???,? been completed
by James Bears, whose farm Is. near
Xapcl. Ind. The walls, or rather -wall,
ot the barn are twenty-five fcu't high
nnd sixty-five feet lu dlamcier,. tho
toot running to a cone. There Is no
xuch thing un a post or pillar In tho
burn. In order to prevent tho weight of
tho roof from spreading the wall, Sear3,
who Is a practical, blacksmith, forged
three heavy steel h?opa, and with these
lie encircled the structure aa a 'band
-would bo put around a big water tank.
The barn Is cyclone-proof, for Boreas has
no chance to get a- hold on tho-etruc
ture. Inside a drlvoway runs clear
around. Tho stalls for horses and cattle
arc. arranged ln a circlo, there Is a blg
iecdlng room-in tho center and-a-ullo
oxtands from the ground to tho roof's
cone. Mr. Sears claims'that he can shel.
toi? moro stock and stow away moro feed
In-the barn than In tho Ordinary farm'
utructuro.
Diphtheria and Cats.
Doctors are fairly well agreed that cats
can carry diphtheria, and now a number
of residents of Germantown.? . in . the.
vicinity of Wayne nnd Seymour Avenues,
?would like very much to know If small?
pox can 'bo earned through the same
agency. On a lot extending alpng Wayne.'
Avenue below Seymour Avenue stands a
tumble-duwn shanty inhabited, by a h?m.
her of Italians?fourteen, tho neighbors
think they.'have counted, Hero recently
thero was a .merrymaking and celebra?
tion thnt lasted far Into tho night and
to which a number of friends of tho
d wellers..Iji the. shnnty were Invited. Im.
mediately afterward smallpox was dis?
covered there, and now tho placo Is quar?
antined. ? beg policeman stands nt the
front door of the shanty nnd another one
fil tho back, and thoy -warn ull? pedes?
trians?principally children?that the use
of tho lot as a short cut is no longer
?safe. Besides tho human occupants of
the slianty, however, are a number of
cats?not yet successfully counted by the
neighbors?that roam In and out and
mound tho neighborhood ln a way which
tho policemen aro powerless to provent,
which fact causes nervousness und anx.
iety to the heads of fumllles throughout
the vicinity,?Philadelphia Record,
Most Beautiful Women Eques
\ trians..
There is nothing that so develops the
beauty' of women us horseback riding.
It not only develops beauty of form
nnd complexion, but maintains It,
Aside .from the. beauty of face and
form, which attracts, equestrianism de?
velops a beauty of character which makes
friends and an ability to hold them. It
Is universally admitted that American
women are the most beautiful. And the
most beautiful A.morlcan women are tho
equestrians, .
Who has not seen or heard of the
n went Kontucky bolle, with her Venus
like figure, bright, laughing eyes, u
beautiful complexion that would put tho
damask rose to shame; a pose, a grace,
artistic lines' that 'are 'beyond the poet
to describe or the artist to reproduco?
This beauty of face, form and charac?
ter is the Inherited and acquired result
of equestrjanlsni,??iew York Jledl?a}
Journal.
Union Service at St. James,
A large congregation was present last
night at tho union servlco held at St.
'Jtinjor. Methodl.st . Churoh. The .sermon
was preached by the Rev. O. p, Btealey,
i?t BroadUua Memorial. Tlio ?o?g ?er?
_?__------_-_______-_____-?
Th? nati for
f?i?_lf!e_ Want Adv.rtislnq;
le 1 cent per wore1 Ne. Ca?h In
ADVANCE,' with a minimum cost
of . 2? cent, for each Insertion.
The earns rate applies to death..'
marring-., ohltunrlen and oil other
classified noticeli. No display type
allowed In the classified columna.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOHT-YEHT'OUDA-Y '.EVENING 1?'?G)? Rlr*
sorvolr Pavillon, a black OVBttCOATl vnl
vpt collar, sviti, a pair of jeJovtrn In pocKOt,
_.LIbornl iosvnril It reluiu.d to JIM 13, Clay.
~~H?LP' WANTED?Male."'"
ANT INTELLIGENT i'EPSON MAY BA.lN
110 to flOO monthly In -pare tltn?.? corrf_pniii?
Ing for tiosv-ptiperei no i._nvu????? ?'fiend l'ir
piirtloulare. NORTHERN PRE-H _YN_>-?
CATE, Lo-kport; N: Y. ? ' ? ?
CONU-CTORe AND MOT'IHMEN'-TWO
thousand positions hctsVecn now nnd Miiy 1st;
23 coni? per hour; ? oxpuno ioj . iiime c
Hnry; no ?trlk.: ?'-?ciillent opportunity to scro
the World'? Fair. Send 23 one cent .tattip*
for application blnnks, part., ars. etc.;
position guaranteed or money refunded. C,
K. ALLEN fir. CO., ilU N. -'lfl-.nth St., Hi.
Louis Mo.
WANTED, l'Oli -NS-tTOTlON", ' A YOUNG
tnan of xood, moral chnfactor, physically
?trom?, with some Knowledge of ins rumena
and vocal music. Address SUI'T,, fi.liool 1*.
P., Va.
WANTED. SUPERINTENDENT KOK PUP
Ile building; must bo able to la o f. work
from plans and fullosv ?peel .call nir not
afraid of work. Write, stating exp rkn c,
K. L. c, care this office.
WANTED, A COLLECTOR TC? h7\?dlK
nl-tiii! ono hundred and Oft.? Install.neat
leases In Richmond; experlon ?ed mim. Ail
?Iress '??? JONES BRUTI {ERS PUBLISH
INQ CO., Cincinnati, O.
WANTED. A WORKING FOREMAN ON MY
fann In Hftnrlco county, near RiehmOhd. A i- '
ply, svllh rijfercncc?, to T. C. WILLIAMS,
Jr.. 1113 East Mull? Street.
AVANTED, TO KNOW IF YOU WILL Dis?
tribute Bdvcrtliilng- ??a????p rollatilo ehern cal ?
company; J15 weekly ani cxpvnses, TRI?
UMPH CO., Dallas, Tex.
AVANTED. TEN ??18??G'_?8- -CARPEN*,
ters nt once. Apnly to JOHN T. WILSON.
Tenth and Main Street..
SITUATION WANTED?Male
WANTED. A POSITION AS* CO" LECTOR:
real estate preferrod; has?? ?e ? b o?? and
could Ins-cst small capital In a ?ood busln.ss.
. Address V, M., care this office.
WANTED,- SITUATION AS TO'.?__0'???G?.?
coininlssion or salary; city rcfJro'ce. Ad?
dress J. M. BELL, caro Walthall Ptg. Co.
SITUATION WANTED.Female
I WANT A POSITION AS LADY STENO
grapher; am competent; 5 years' experience;
best of reference; no objection1 t kann?;
town. Miss MARY T? care this office.
LADT OF EXPERIENCE ' DESIRES Posi?
tion as governess Immoli ttcly to teach En?,??
Hah, Mathematics, Music (a specialty), and
French; references exchanged. Address ?.,
Barkedalc'B P. O., Hnlliix, Va. ? ? -.? '. . i
WE CAN FURNISIf EXCELLENT' FIRST
class female stenographers, who aro accu?
rate, rapid and Intelligent?not mere automa?
tons: familiar with tho Smith'1 1?.rater.'and
other machines: must h_?*?v Wi tier month
salary. THE SMITH PREMIER TIPE?
I WRITE!. CO., Wl E. Main G Str.et, Rich?
mond, Va.
AVANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG LADY,
experienced In stenography and-general ?'
fice ss*ork; city references. Address Miss
OILLIS, 1!1S B. Main Street.
WANTED, BY' A REFINED LADY, A SIT
uatlon at? companion or rare of Invalid. Ad
drees C. A. J., Box 11, Round Hill, Loudoun
county, Va.
SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.
DON'T HAA'J. CHKAP LOOKING" SIGNS
. represen* ' good goods and wood Jloople. THIr)
? SOUTHERN UnVKRI'lSlNG SIGN COM?
PANY, 1312 East Main. 'Phono ?...
. shoe rep?Tring.
every pair seaved; no nails, no
pegs. Men's Jialfaoles TSC ; ladles 60c; Cost
rock oak leather, direct from tanner., to
wearer. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC?
TORY. 71? IS. Main. 'Phono 2607.
"""wanted,
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOAV THAT
ss ? ptvposo to sell AVood Heat?, s ot a sacri?
tlre to close out our present *rn_k Noiv
is your lim?? to buy. BALDWIN _? BROWN,
IH3 East Main Street. '...;
WANTED, ALL SUFFERER? WITH CHAP
ped hands and lips to try Robins' Soothing
Balm; money refunded in every failure; 15,
15, 60c. bottle. A- H. ROBINS. 20a ___. Mar
shall. 'Phono 13S8.
FOR THE LADIES' DRESSING ROOM oil
boudoir the aibson Girl 's Just the thin?: for
the wall decoration. INO. H. ASTLEY, ?
North Bes'onth Street.
IF YOU ?VANI A STOVE THAT HEATS GO
to JUBC-EN?-' BURNITURE STURBI" _---l
East BroUd Street. ___-__"__
WANTED, AGENCY FOR A OOOD FIRE IN-f
surance In tho city of S_ilthft?ld, N.. O. AV.
H. AUSTIN, Smlthfleld, N. C_ - , .
.SUO AVILL BUY A GOOD BQtfARE PIANO.
Terms, IS cash and (3 per monti- STIEFF,
-3.1 J3.Bro._d, , .., '.'; "-,...;'-. y
WANTED, TO l-.-CHANGE- DICTATION
svllh a student or- grailuato of shortliand."
PERUM GRADUATE, caro this? office. ,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
STRAIGHT AVHISKriYS-OVI-RHOLT (FIVB
years), $3.DO ..per gallon;: MuiiLcollo live1?
years), ?3.W per gallon; Cnii-IJ Spring tfour
years). |2._3 gallon; -llfon Spring?, beul, i\
goods on earth;'Old Charter (full snti-rt),
bottled In bond, II; goods delivered. KELL,-,
1703 Franklin. " ; _"._[
WOOD AND W??pT
E. T. LONG, SOO AV. CLAY', ?BLLb FIRST-.
class heart pino,, half nord, ?"-.SO; nens ined
? onk, half oord, ?2.7B; all kind.;of coal ch?up,
becauso I am doing a <"if?. cash' business.
'Pil?ne 106..
vico bogan nt S o'clock mid lasted fifteen
minutos. Tho Interest In the service Avns
very manliest.
WEEK OF PRAYER
AMONG? THE BAPTISTS
The syoek-of-prayer services being ?iold
by the Baptists are-being largely attend?
ed.? A service will lie. held from noon to I
P.M. to-day at tin? Second Church." .The
subject .will be "Prayer for. tiio Indiffer?
ent in Our Churches." Tho -on.c.onco
will bo condiu'ted by ' ICvangellst Garland
nnd uhort tsllss will bo made by .Dr, J.
13;".Hudson." Dr. AVeston Bruner and Dr.
John William?Jones, ihe servfeo to-night
will P? held at tho Grace Street Cliurc'a.,
Dr.. ft. _.. Willinghaiii will, preach.
FEAST ??????????
'OBSERVED YESTERDAY
The. Feast of the i-plphany w_b.?. oli?
served hero yesterday and eervlou? worn
told In the Oathollo and Bplsedpal churcli
The feast commemorates tho vl.tt
of the Magi of the Wast to Eeinlohom,
??'? nnd \yor*}ilp the child Jesus,
DIVIOEND NOTICE1.
"*~AVllmington, N. C, Jan. IS, IMI..
Oftleo of the Treasurer,
Allantlo Coast Lino Railroad Company,
TUBEOAlt- OF Dlll-OTOH. OP T.l_ AT?
LANT.C COAST LINI? BATLROAIV? Qw: >?
PANY have declared a PI I HNO. OF
TWO-AND?-ONK-1IALK PER CENT, on iho
Coinnion Capital Ht.ck of thut Company; du?
ldend due' and jiuyublo at tho office of ? io
Treasurer, at AVilmlni't"!'. N t.!.. on > and
lifter JANUARY 10, liiul. '??a Iriiuufi'i? bwikj
svili stand closed from Vic inb-r '44. I'M,
to1 January 10, IDOL' both dates Inclusive,?. *
. JAMES P, POST, Troo-mer.
. =K= ? ? ??? NG?? ""^7?.
Richmond, s'a.. Deo. .0. t??..'
THE ANNUAL MEETING OP THE STUCK
holders- of -AV1NGO, ELt.BTT <_ CRUMP
SHOE CO? svili bo held it their office, HK.-IU
B. Main Slroet, on TUESDAY, January It,
UHM. at'? 4 O'cloell P. M.
JecroUr. and TM&?tmt, ,
SCATTER TEE-DEE WANT ADS AS BUSINESS
SEED AND THE 'HARVEST WILL BE GREAT.
BOAR DI?O.
? ..?????,???? . DISsmiNO THE COM
forte or homo,' hoard, iiJoei room un ! hath,
?ca)\ obtain -ninne In prlvsti'? family near Moti,
fwi ? Park ? tnrrtiu modutatoi fitfitancfti I ex?
ulinii?eil. ; Ad'Iri?is ?.. ?., caro thls-oftlci?.
EIGHTH, N\, f.lO-??????, (SfNCILM ANO'
dc'ulilij? rooms; good labi*. ? ' ;
MIS81.8 ??????'? boarding- houioi peruu.neiil
nuil ? trunsteiitj nlco rimia? ?nd cunt) faro:
10!) Nrir.Ui Hi-et-ntli Street. .
the LisMMoXi loo,-, e; maiihhai.t^-i?anq?
Botile ?-???????, ?????-?????."!? Rppalntiiinlitn.
BOARD WANTED.
?WANTED, BY T\VcT~y"oIi?o MEN, ONE
double pr.lwo ululile; rnoin?, with biiiir/1. ceil
trolly li)i:aleiiJ, In private fiunlly. Addreis
QUICK, earn this off le*. .
ROOMS FOR RENT.
120 w. cr.AY-Kon rent.?two or thtIbh
rodins for Hellt houwknepInK; cotitru?ly lo?
cated. Kur further Iniormutlon apply 120.\V.
Clay Ktreet.
TO ??????oi ?08 ?. TWELFTH BTRE?t!
orni law front room (second' story) to
couple, or two men or two ladle?.?
REAL ESTATE?For Sale.
WE GUARANTEE YOU S PER CENT.. VOR
a year on un Investment of ti!3 OO'i In -hol:e
brlcli business properly In Ncwp.T New?;
choleo location : It ?s u snap'at prie? asked.
Write nule): for particulars to NET.MH,
MARYE. 'JiOYENTON &' CHAP?N, INC.,
Newport Now?, Va. '
REAL ESTATE?For Rent.
A DEHIRAW/E FURNISHED SUBURBAN
rcnldencn is fur rent f.ir Hire.? month ' '?1'
????? montili ? tern minutes on car from Bread
Ktreer, une of horn ? and bu~iiy. Apply at
once W. A. It., caro this office.
PORK AND SAUSAGE.
G. C. HECIII.ER'S SAUSAGE AUE THE
real kind for flavor nnd purity; Fold all over
the> city. OfTlcn: Rtall .3. First Market.
OLD-BRIC,KS FOR SALiC
OLD RRK.'Ktf l-OK~^ALE~APPLY 1017
Main Street.
SKATES SHARPENED.
SKATES SHARPENED AT BM3NNBR"!?. 1??
cblno Bhop whllo you wall; 310 N. Fifth St.
SKATES SHARPENER AND HOLLOW
ground at BLENNER'S, 310 N. Fifth Street
SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.
DON'T HAVE CHEAP LOOKING BIGNS
represent (rood pood? and good people. THE
SOUTHERN ADVERTISING SION COM?
PANY, ???? East Main. 'Phono 123. /
BARGAINS.
BARNEY fi BERRY SKATES T5C. PER PAIR
" at..VAUGHAN"S, S02E. Broad.
DENTISTRY.
DR. DORSET, 121 E. BROAD. TEETH WX,
traded painless.
In your home which
? you wish to sell or ex- -'--;-.;
change,
Anything from a
Chair to a Piano
Use a Little- ?
and it will bring yon
face to face with some
one who.wants it.
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY, --0-NI6HT.
AFTER YOU MYDEAR?
ALPHONSE & GASTON.
. Pretty C?lrls?Fu?ny Oomeillnns.
]JltICKS: 81, 7?o, Wo,.85c,?d?.' . ...
ACAFlFMY Fl''? lll,a 'Siit?
l\Ksl\Li 4VIV? i (Srvtu,.(lay Mut.
THE .earl ?F
mm Tonight,
E. L. SK?DER asJ^CAJ'/.TEDay."
lorn Chrles' Hea' Merry-Makers
In 11. V. .Moore's intugliatilo Farcical .
Comedy, In tlireo ucty, .
'?TUB KI.VO OP ??G: ? lUIPi'IN?S," '
! ' AT ???,???]????5 HA'LI,, , . ..
! TOrNlUHT, J'ANUAHY ?tii:
HeiiefU ot ?. O. O. l'\ L. T. C!?ib. ' ,
Jb-eriormnnco cnpimenco at Siili) ?harp,
Ura'hd ball from ?..'?, M. lo $ ?. ?1. rA]L?
! ?nissie'ui, 26 cents.?. '
1.he Valentine Museum,
????* vi a.-?. co ?-*.*? W?
At'i?isaioN ?s,
':, -f.BK? UN BATUilDA??
CAN YOU FORM A MALTESE CROSS OUT OF FIO. 2 TAKEN TWICE AND
FIG. 1 TAKEN FOUR TI ME 8?
Solution of puzzle in yesterday's -Tlmes-Dlspatch; A blind man gets small
good o? a lantern.
If you havo anything to
sell or exchange, take your
ad to the People's Drug
Store, 3900 Williamsburg;
Ave.,? Branch Times-Dis?
patch. v
25 words for 25 c.
NOTICE.
GO TO THE QUICK., SERVICE LUNCH
room II JOU are In a hurry; everything up
to-dufe ?and clean. JOHNSTON'S, ?. South
Tentt?. : .
f TlAVB THE GIBSON GIRI, IN SEVERAL,
rotori'tor tho wall. JNO. H- ASTLEY, S'N.
Seventh Street. ... tr.?-,
SAVES COAL. WEATHER STRIPPING PUT
on. C ?.'NORV?..L, al? N Sixth? Strool.
?Phono elSG. - --
., .? "? SJXSX? S, vS I ?.tV*r,-. ?JG N S.
DON'T 'HAVE CHEAP.'!r LOOKING? SIGN'S
represent Rood Roods ar>d pood peuple. THE
SOUTHERN ADVERTISING SION COM?
PANY, 1313 East Majiur Phone-123. :
ANTIQUES.
CALL AND. BE CONVINCED---X EINE COL?,
lection'"or original Antiques, at lbw prices. L.
N. ANNALI? 318 Brook; "Avenue* '
MOORE'S ,. ANTIQUES-r-Ai-GREAT .O-LLEC
tlon; ' 101J.-W13 SemnrW'^fitrfi-W Hane-hester.
SIGNS FOR PERMANENT AND TKMPOR
ary. itte. 'THE "SOUTHERN ADVERTISING
SIGN COMPANY, 1312 E.-Main. 'Phone 123.
QUICK LUNCH.
SAVE TIME AND CAR CARE?GO TO JOHN?
STON'S Latest Up-to-Dtito Lunoll Cutimar;
nothing like It In Richmond; good, clean,
reasonable;" 8 S. Tenth Street. ".
SKATES. ?',._'? ' . _..
ROYS' AND GIRLS' SKATES, ALL SIZES;
SKATES' SHARPENED. TOMPKINSV 311
TV. 13ROAD' STREET. .? ? ? ??? :?
SIGNS? ON YOUB FACTORY.
ADVERTISING .PRICES, GIY.EN ON STRIPS
lietwceil windowa and:, dead woJIb. Got next.
fuB- SOUTHERN ? ADVERTISING iJtUN
? COMPANY, 1312 E. Main. 'Phono 123.
FEATHER BEDS.
WANTiD, ' to'buy F??tbor BEDS; highest ca>h
prices iinld; a'lso Feather?. Renovated.-'Phono
B781. CASPER Ultoa,. lSOSVa Wust Mula
Streut, city. "".'."'..'- -, _
; SIGNS THAT.-ARE?. SIGNS. ~
DON'T HAVE? CHEAP 'LOOKING SIGNS
represent?' pood wares. Sen THE SOUTHERN
ADVERTISING SIGN COMPANY,' 1313 ? E.
Main, 'PhoneS-123. ?_?;?? . >?..?'
LEAKY ROOFS.
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? CALL UP ARM?
ITAGE . -MANUFACTURING COMPANY.'
?phono S71, or write us ?a postal; wo will ex?
amino samo and . report cost .of putting'It IB
good order, ? .: ?'??'.' '
MEETINGS.
*>&m?tt ALL ROYAL ARCn MASONS ARE
*fe?\ep, cordially Inviteli tu attend a ?natii
?*??? convocation of RICHMOND ROYAL
fiSOKSB ARCH CUAl'TER. NO. ?I. ??.the
Mason?' Hull ori Franklin Stieot Till.!
EVENING at 7:30 0'cock. Work cxueited. 'Win
Grand High Priest or -Iha Urcun Ru a. Ar?*
ampler of Virginia will pay official visit.
By-order'?'of? the ? E- H. P. . .
?v. ? "...'GEO.' F. : KEESEK, -.Secretary.?
e; MASONiO NOTICE:?A STATED COM
??* mimlCRtton of JOPPA LODGI?:, NO, 10.
'VX ?. V. and A. M?.' will lie held a? thu
Masonic, Tempi?' THURSDAY, 7th In?
stant, at 0:30 o'clocli JV il,','Mciuliei?? of. plutei?
lodges and transient brethren aro iratei-milly
Invited to lie present.
Hy order nf tin? Vf. .M. .:. ? ?
EGORGE C. JEFFERSON, Secretary.'?'?
THliT ANNljAL MEETING OC?? THE STOCK
'OldV'rs of Hid FIRST NATIONAL HANK. Of
Richmond, Vn'., will ha heW.m its lluiutlntr
tienisi?, 1101 ?i. Aitili !?>>?'G m.l'J 9'cleijc
TUESDAY,.JlOumry isih. lew... ;. .
JOHN M. MlLLEll. Jr.. Cashier.
'Rlchmajid, Vp!, Doo.'s?, |?)'p3.
THE RECULAR AN-,?l'Ai. , MEETI.,0 UP
tho Stockholder? of tin?' G?.?. ??,??: ,S' UANIv'OF
COMMERCE AND SAVINGS will ?To'halrj lit'
No. 83J East Main Street, Richmond, Va., on
TUESDAY?: Juuupry mil, HO),? tU .13 -o'clock
noon.
D. C. ZOI.LICKOFFKR, Secretary.
THE REGULAR ANNUAle - MEET! VII Oli?
tile Stnclilioldurs of Um CAPITOL SAVINU.-J
HANK will he lU-ld'.at Ita off Ico, No. lilt B.
Main,_ KR'pel^ Richmond, Vu., ut "i p. Al.
???'G. Jr,. Cashier.
Union lian'k of RIchnioiidT ~
Richmond. Va.. D.v. ;3. 1:1.03.
THE ANNUAL' MEETING UP THE STO.'.'!K
liolder* ot tlio UNION DANK ? UK?I1
MOND, va., win ;iiu ?Al-?i?n the ri?t ?'?"
tloniil Hunk Iliilkll.rt? THURSDAY, January
Hth, 1901, Vr o'clock' noon.
J. Jr. REASI.EY, Cuehler.
Richmond 'Fi?senK1-''' ""? rower Company,
? Rlohiuoiid. 'Vu,, .pec 25, IIM3.
SUI??*!.-ANNUAL MEETING. OF
.- _.,kSolde??? vti Out hu;hmon?i "
BENQEII 'AND ..POWER. (?pMP-AN r
KSa a? llo.pr>?cJltul ct?Ice-pfthu Co
Noe. - 02S?' aftS resO Bast Jkfalrr Sireoi
? TUB REGUL....
the ?JOdkiloldei'i? ?f? Out RICHMOND G??
IV Will bo
Comy ?ny.
. , ..,-eei Rich.
?????a,?'.???,???? MONDAY.. Jiunwry.ji, io,|,
nt l?-o?clooV.'?90i,e"?V}V.'n!.':P-,ri>}So ot ile?t
lug directo.?1!! "und tor >U? fl'ftilBH?tloii ?f luci?
other b'uufnoeii a?? fpay"p?i>P?i'ly fcome b??oi'u
tu.* rueetlu?. ^^ ^ORT^nOi?, mnxv*
MANCHESTER'S. PROPER
BUSINESS HOUSES
MORRIS- CHAIRS, FANCY ROCKERS,
ladles' Desks, groat variety, at DAFFilON'S,
St-teonth and Hull.
CARPETS, RUGS. DRUGGETS; BOTTOM
prices. DAFFRON'B. Sixteenth and Hull.
FOR SALE.
WANTED, A FBAV MORE CUSTOMERS
hard to pleas?; these know svhen quality as
sveli as price Is ?. ?.;'best quality obtain
able. A. H. ROBINS, AVholcsalo DruggiBU
200 East Marshall Street, 'Phone .MS. I
.-.-:-,-__ ?
GOOD SQUARE PIANOS ALWAYS ON HAND
from .10. ? ,20. MO, ?SO. *7G and 1100; takon tn
exchange, thoroughly overhauled and guaran
?___l easy time. STIEFF, <31 E. Broad St.
ELECTRIC . MOTORS, DYNAMOS, STOKAQB
Batterles. Eloctrlc AVIring and Telephones In
.talled. GEO. W. EUKER CO., 16 N. Ses .nth
Street.
THE NEWEST THING iX.-.RICHMOND?
JOHNSTON'S Up-to-Date Quick Lunch
Counter; try It ' once; '.. everything to eat
served quick and? clean; ILS,..Tenth Street.
the Gibson aiRt? on _r_j__ paper; re
la just the thing for: tho -bachelor's room.
JNO. H. ASTLEY, 5 North Seventh Street*!
-. POULTRY, BIRDS, ETC,
MAKE YOUR HENS .LAY-CRUSHED
.hell, bone, clover -'meal, egg producor; also
Incubators and brooders. FANCIER-' SUP?
PLY CO., .17 W. Broad Street. _
PLUMBING.
WHEN YOU CONTRACT WITH US FOR
tinning, -plumbing and gas-fitting y u may
be sure It's dona right. F. S DALTON
& CO., 10 Governor Street.
SHOES.
12.00?STITCHDOWN SHOES AND GAITERS.
DREAV'S ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. 711
E. Main, .,.'._._
? UMBERS ON" Y?UR HOUSES.
AVE CAN PLACE YOU A NEW NUMBER
(niiy st'vle) on your transom or dnnr at aston?
ishing low figures. THE SOUTHERN AD
\T_R_I__NG SIGN COMPANY, 1312 E. Main.
'Phone 123.
OLD MATERIAU
PURCHASERS AVANTED FOR OLD BRICKS,
Sash. Doors, Inside and outside Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Sheeting, old Lumbor,
Joists, Flooring, Headed Celling,'etc., taken
out old St. Charles Hotel. Apply BALDWIN
?. & BROAVN. 1567 E. Main Streot;
Ml?CELLANEOUS.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE GIBSON GIRL ON
AVall Paper at JNO. H. ASTLEY'S, G Nor tu
Seventh Street? ? ?? ?; .
CEMENT ROOFING.
AVANTED, TO FIGURE WITH ANYBODY
svantlng a new roof.-Carr'? Cement.Rootlmg
best made. BALDWIN ?_ BROAVN,: 16? B.
Moln Street.. ,
SIGNS FOR STORES,
AVE ARE MAKING SPECIAL DISCOUNTS
on commercial signs. Get good signs reason?
able. THE SOUTHERN ADVERTISING
SIGN COMPA?A'. 1312 E, Main,' 'Phonp 123,
..?. G?SY. HOME MAKERS. G
J, F. VAUGHAN,COMPANY,---INC., FIFTH
and Broad, entrance 803 N, Fifth Street, Fred ;
W. Smith, Manager. Everything In furni?
ture, carpets, mattings.. oilcloth, ot?. ; every
kind of stove on earth. Let us sas*o you
money; try our pay easy plan.
MEETINGS.
Office
Guarantee Building, Loan and Trust Co,.
?. Richmond,- Va,, Doo. .1, 130-,
THE ANNUAL MEETING?OH THE BTOCK
Uolders oC this Company will be hold at Its
office, No. 0 North Tenth Street, TUESDAY,
I Januar.' 12th, W04, at 4:30 o'clock- P. M.
GEORGE C. JEFFERSON, BecretTV
THE REGULAR? ANNUAL MEETING OF
1 the Sloikh?lders of the . GERMA . AMBHP
CAN BANKING AND BUILDING- CO will
be hold at the Company ? office AVEDNEd
DAV,. January-13th, .901.'. at 1 o'clock.
? ' ZV\ ? . ? . . !. CHAS. K. AVILL11.
1 Secretary end Treasurer?
? City Bank of Richmond.
... , .Richmond, Va?. Dae. ._? 130**,
I THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
? iho Stockholders of th? CITY HANK OF
; RICHMOND''svili lio held a' Its bonkilir
? house on. MONDAY, .January 11, 1901, at, 11
! " ' ' !" ? J. W. SINTON. Cashier.
THE ANNUAL'-MRETlNO OF'THE STOCK,
holders ?)C the MERCHANTS NATIO'?, \L
BANK of Rlphmonl. }_. svili bu h.l \ at
their BanWug liousu TU-jKDAY, January 12,
J9UI, at 12 o'clock M. ., .: ? ?.? .
J. li?.. GLENN. Cashlir,
ViRfltNiA TRUST COMPANY,
?Janua _ i. ????_
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holde.H of Ihls Ci'impony Will b. held at In?
ottico of the f'-mpnuy, Rlchinond. Va., ni 1.
M. on TUESDAY, Januury !.. 1.00..
?L. D. AYLETT,
Secretary.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL' MEETING OF
tho Sto. holder- of thu PLANI WHS NA?
TIONAL BANK of Richmond, A'a,, svili be
hold on TUE?UAY, J{_iuarji> 13, 1901, al U M.
o'clock ill tli<> blink building. .
u ^- ltrcHAltp' H. SMITH. Cashier.
MEMB?HaT'-l??" l?e'c?AMP,"'. NO. 1, O. A*.,
?sill meet nt Leo Camp Hall, hi unlfot-n, ot|
Thursday.'? januiu-y'-Ttb, u i? m? to at?
tend tho unveiling of tho Hunter Mc.UuIro
Monument. . ? ? -JAMES:!'. SMITH
Commander.
The -?yIds. BapK. cf Richmond.
HJ7 Baut Mula fltr?iet,
? ? niolliuulid.s'a., Dee. 22, JJU
THU REGULAR 'ANNU'.L MB-?TINO OF
the stockhpkhim of this Monk wlli bit held
' at th-'Bat,?.in_ Hou.e- THURSDAY. JAN?
UARY 11, 190- at .???'?!???? fit*1?,, v.."
JAS. _L WALL, C*?,??*--.
IT PAYS TO USE
TEE-DEE
WANT ADS.
?Phone 549 for the VVont Ad.
man. He'wllleome. -
PERSONALS. ?
THE P?WUATAN HOTEL IS NOW OPEN,
remodeled and tlnroughlv equipped svllh nesV
furnishings and with faultless bed?, Matinee?
mont, GEO. L, PEYTON, of White Sulphur,
RockbrldE? nnd Jordan Alum Springs, and
B. M. HERKELY, 20 year? cunductor on C
& O. R, R.
SOMETHING NEW In denlstry. Itl.h-grnd
brldgn svorlq in my process thero Is no pos?
slblllty of cracking or breaking off; facing
not submitted to hont In process ot solder?
Ing. I can positively guarantee the svork.
O. J. DAVIDSON, Seventh and Broad.
HERE YOU GET~YOUR~~l?nEn"~_AUN
dried In ? Iho best ? manner. THE EMPIRE
TjAUNDRY, 303 AV. Cary Street. Discount on
gentltimon's sv.ekly svosh; also dyeing rnd
cleaning. 'Phone ?tut.' ,*
"WANTED, THE SICK AND AFFLICTED TO
enqulro ot us svhen In is-ant of medicines,
chemicals and nppllanccB for relief of suf?
fering; best quality obtnlnnble, A. II. ROB?
INS 200 East Marshall. 'Phone 13-8.
WHEN YOU DON'T KNOAV WHAT TO '?KT
to cat try It. C. HECHLER'H SAUSAGE;
they are fine; sold ovoryivhero. Office: Stall
2?, First Market.
DON'T YOU HEAR THE SLOGAN? NO
nails, no pegs; every pair scwod. Msn's
shoes halfsoled' 76o.? Indi?,?' COc, DREW??
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY, 716 E. .'?tain,
?76 FOR A GOOD SQUATtE' PIANO THAT
cost svhen ncsv $150. Terms, $3-and $1 per
month. STIEFF, -t_L E.. Broad.
I HAVE LOTS OF NOVELTIES IN WALL
Paper; the Gibson Girl ri. ? among tho good
ones; JNO, U. ABTLEA*. E ?, Beventi! St.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
'J?RGENS HAS A MAGNIFICENT SUPPLY
of Heating Stoves; they art exco tlonally
cheap, too; 419-21 East Broad Stieot,
ANY KIND OF SIGN; BEST WORKMAN
ship; prices right. THE SOUTHERN AD
VERT-SING SIGN COMPANY, 1313 E. Main.
'Phone 123.
""ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS,
electric~ai?tor_,' "dynamos*,* SAV?TCH
boards, Telephones, Bells; AVIring of all
kinds guaranteed. JOHNSTON & CO., 5 S,
Seventh Street. 'Phono 4748.
CORRUGATED ROOFING.
WANTED. TO LET YOU INTO A "LITTLE
secret:" V Crimp and C.rrugn*.ed Roofing
Is cheaper than It "ustor svas." Come and
see. BALDWIN & BROWN. 1548 E. ? Main
StreeL
COMMERCIAL sTgNS.
ANY KIND OF SION YOU WANT. THE
SOUTHERN ADVERTISING SION COM?
PANY. 1313 ?. Main, 'Phone 123,
DENTISTRY. ~~
DR. DORSET. 121 E. BROAD. GOLD CROWNS
und bridge work,' J5 per tooth.
p.: "?1--? ? .-____________
?"? J WEATHER STRIPS.
WEATHER STRIPS IS WHAT YOU NEED
on your wlndosvB and doors; big stock at
A'AUGHAN'S, 002 E. Broad.
PIANO BARGAINS.
, aa part payment In oxchango on the Art ? stia
I "STIEFF." We have had them retuned,
polished and put In perfect condition; a great
many of them cannot be told from nesv
pianos. Now. why not call and see tnese
? planos, as they must be sold, and to do it
quickly to make room for our Xmas goods
svo have cut tlio prloe so that yo ? svili b?
astonlshcd nt the unheard of low prices w?
I are giving; all makes are hero represented.
1 Call and see them; It iB<a pleasure to show
! goods. ?TIEFF, 431 E. .Broad. I
*7B0.STEINWAY FOR ?290. THIS IS A USED
piano. In perfect condition; nosv we have It
. and svili sell It, Call and see us. This plana '
with many othere of good malm will be sold-,
Investigate, ' STIEFF, 431 E. Broad.
?400 PIANO, USED, ?260; t-60 PIANO, USED,
$220; $300 Plano, used, $205. Cash or on lib.
oral terms. STIEFF, 431 E. Broad.
HERE IS ONE OF THE GREAT BARGAINS
sve are offering: One fine Mahogany Piano of
high grado, as good as new, used a shirt
time, but not hurt In tho least, cann-l be
told from a new one. handsomely carved, full
seal, 3 pedals, tine tone, In fact, one of tbfr
best pianos we have ever seen for tho money;
former price $375. our price $-10. Terms, $19
cash und $7 per month. Stool and scarf free.
STIEFF. 431 K. Brood.
Now is the Time
That;Chang-fey
Are Made.
.Boardot'a. and Roomers who
have boo? away tor the holidays
uro beginning; to return, and If
llioy a. - dissatisfied thoy will
look for other Rooms or Board
? liig'VHou's-s, They'? all.'read. tho
' 'i'.ea.D-. ..Room-..for .'.Rent or
- ; Boiird I rig .Columns.", -lavo" \ your
? ,ad,''tl_.fo.an_ got ?ome o? thorn.
__
NOTICE,
CITY AUDITOR'S OFFICE,
Room 5, First Floor, ?
City Hall, j
RICHMQND, VA., D?c, 24, 1903,
NOTICE.
Holders of City of
llichmoncl Bonds ma?
turing? January 1st,
190-1, are hereby no?
tified to present them
at this office for pay?
ment when due, as
they will cease to bear
interest from that
date? low, J, WARREN,
_ _ _Au_..ar,
iTe^C_r_r'pRop?9?u..
SEAL-tQD PROPOSAI-, Wll-L BE RE.-'
oclvBil at oljlce o( Treasurer, So..tho ?
Branch, N. 11. !.. V. 8., Nati -n . So ?
ill-i.'.uomo. _-ll-_both.C'ty county, Va?,
until 1. o'cloc-'M.. JAN'Y. 2., '.904, and
then opened, for Painting a- Ilo. Ita
Hiilliliiii*- in acoordance svltli instili.t on.
nnd .poolll.alloua, coplas ot -svliloh, with
blank proposala and other informatimi.
BANK ?????????? ?.,'
********. ?? ? ?? ..?. ,??. ?| .---^mflt,), u*it,tM4l??mt**Htl?MtfMe
REPORT ov titn CONDITION or TH?
AMERICAN NATIONAL BAKK,
AT RICHMOND. IN TltEJ 8)???? OT
Loan* and discount?....,I?,SJ9,878 4?
Overdrafts, secured. and.un
secured .,., 1,4|| IT
IT. 8. hondfi t? secure olrou- -.?.
ltttl?ii .,..?,.,.;..,...., ? 3??.0M 0?'
Bonds to secure U.S. .de?
posits....'..,.,,? ,tvm
Premiums on bond?,..........
Fitoeki?, securities, ete...i.,..
Honking house, furniture and
fixtures .?,......... ? ??.. M.Sim s?
Due from National *,a" M
banke (not r<- ;
servo ngents)... .$ 62,809 M ? ?'-'-'?'
Due from Statu .
banks and Imnkors 83,264 SX
Duc from approved ??
reserve agents.... 360,641-80
Cash, on hand..223,6.53 22
Redemption fund With ?. 8. '
treasurer- (6 per cent, of ?
circulation). 1?,809 M
TotaI.?Va?^V;^?"*3?100?38- -?
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in.$ 400,000 00
Burpliis fund.$80,000 00 ??,?
Undivided profits. . . >?
less expenses and
taxes paid. 20,117 49
.? '?.. , . , -?-r- 100.117 49
National bank notes outstand?
ing........ ..?......?..>. 881.000 <H,
Eue to other Na?
tional banks _?270.478 85
Due to Stato banks
and bankers. 132,525 17
Duo to approved
reserve agents,., 23,318 78
Dividends unpaid .. 30 00
Individual dopoalts
subject to check 1,286,746 09
Demand certificates
of deposit. 54,680 39
Certified checks.0,31150
Cashier's c h o o k s -'
outstanding . '7,264 00
V. S. deposits. 300,000.00
. . . -;?"",.;?"?-'?????.???'ej
Reserve for Interest und tax??: 14.883 T?.
Liabilities other than those'
above stated?Bond account 120.000 Off'
Total.........13,100.856 88
City of Richmond?ss:
?, ?. ?. Hill, cashier of the abwve
nntned bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the beet of my
knowledge and belief.
O. B. HILL?,, Coehler.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thl?
2d dny of January. 1904.
GEO. L. PENDER. Notary Public, ' ' 'v
My commission ?pire? Sept. 23, 1907.. >?
wm. c. camp; ?.:;^
Manager Savings Department r?*?
J- . ?r-W. R. M'COMB. ,. ?.;.
President Unlun Stock Tarda. ':
m . WM. J. ?????.
President Newport News and Ol? Point
Railway and Electric Co.
OLIVER J. SANDS,
Late Nntlonal Bank Examiner.
EMMETT SEATON, .
Attorney at Law.
CHARLES E. WINGO,
Wholesale Shoes, ' .
HENRY W. ROUNTREE. ???"
Rountree Trunk and Bag Coripany.
JAME8 ? R. GORDON. -; ' ?
President Cardwell Machine Co.
EDGAR G. GTJNN,
Wholesale Lumber. ? '? '?
PHILIP WHITLOCK; ? '-?'?
American Tobacco Company. -;
R. H. HARWOOD.
Harwood Bros., Olle. ???
JACKSON GUT.
Attorney at Law.
With ample capital and a Board of Di?
rectors of active business men, thoroughly
alive to tho needs of It? customer?, thle'
bank offers Its services to the people and
guarantees the utmost liberality possible
under conservative banking? metho-da.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION ?G :
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, '
BUSINESS, DECEMBER 81,1908. -?. U
RESOURCES.""
Loans and discounts....83,946,668 49
Overdrafts, secured and unse- ? ?
cured. ..,.,..;....... 370 74
U.S. bonds to secure circula?
tion.. 699,000 00
G/. S. bonds to secure U. S. : ?
?deposits. .',?;. ?. 12,600 00
Virginia bonds to secure U. S.
deposits. . 464,000' 00 '
Stocks, securities, etc... 49,215 88
Bankiiiff house . 80,000 00
Other real estate owned. 25,800 00
Duo from National
bank? (not re?
serve agents)_5167,043 23
Due from State
banks and bank?
ers.188,573 38
Du? from approved ??- "
reserve agents... 367,796 53
Checks and other
cash Items. 7,879 61
Exchanges for ,
clearing, houeo.... 108,570 86
Notes of other na?
tional banks. 28,892 00
iraotlonal paper
currency, nickels
and cents. 683 85
Lawful money re- '.' ?
serve In bank, viz: ' ?
Specie.., 27,000 00
Legal tender notes. 108,000 00
Redemption fund ?'?? ??'??'?'
with U, S. trees- '?"
urer (5 per cont. ?..?.'?:-?-:.:-". . ' ::?;:?
of circulation).... 17)44?'60- ????'
;-"?? . ?>-?: ?7?,28| Of -.
Total....?a.iao.sas m'
n ? ', LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in.$ 600,000 M
Surplus fund.. 400,000 00
Undivided profits less expenses
and taxes paid,.,.. 75,514 8!
National bank notes outstand?
ing...... ............ ...,,, 699,900 00:
Due to other Na?
tional banks....? 536,034 27 ? -
Due to State
banks and bank- .. ?.:.-:?.?. : ?
er3-.437,743 18 ? -v
Duo to trust com- .??... ?..- ;
naniee .and sav? ?? .'?''- ?? -
ings banks. 108.214 OS
Dividends unpaid 24,000:00
Inuivldttal deposits
subject to aheck 2,173,580 65
Demand certi?
ficates of de?
posit . 199,094 85
Certified checks... ae.703 58
Cashier's ohecks
outstanding .... 13,843 82
L'. S, deposits.... 270,000 00
-,-8,T99;113 8?
U, ?- bonds account.,.,. 143,500 <?\
Virginia bonds account..:.... 464,000 0*
Reserve, for interest....,..'.., 19,768 41
Total.........8.,100,888'H '
State of Virginia. City of Richmond???: :
I. John M. Miller. Jr., caehier of th?
ubove named bank, do' solemnly swi?r :
that tho above statement is true to th?
best of my itnowledge^and belief.
JOHN M. MILLER, JB? C*?ni*r. \\
Subscribed and sworn to before me thl?
2d day of January, 1904.
J. C. JOPUN, Notary Public. - ,,,'
My commission expires Dec. 19, 1804.
Currect-^A'test:
TITOS. M. RUTHHRPOORD.
JOHN B. PURCELL,
D. O. DAV18.
pireotora.
OTMCE!
? The Offices of the
AMERICAN GUILD
Have been removed to its new
and larger quarters at
737 East Main Street,
Corner Bih, Siooud Flwr.
S, CALESM, Supreme fcce'i
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