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Want Ad. Rates
ONE CENT PER WORD when
naid in advance. Nn Ad. taketl
for lcssf than TEN CENTS.
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
when phoned in rr charged at tht
coun ter.
Classification not guaranteec
after 9:30 P. M.
FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe 1 for th* WAN'I
AD. MAN to call_
UlOJSt m\tJ $OUIlb*
WANUERED AWAY, BtJNDAY, \>V.
combcr 18, very largc-bltio Importei
Mnltcso C*l, frorti 2J0 Enst C'arj
Street. Flve dollari! reward for in
rortnatl'Ui leadllig 10 tlio re< ..?.-.-1-.
allve. Ai wi rs to hairia of Joe
I'br.i.- MadJ lon r.ir.-i..
LOST, SMALL BLACK PURSE, CON
tnlnlng latchkey, Jfl and Masonic
pockci pleci , I- lnd< r i eturn to :;i 9
. .-? ? Broad and rcccli o i eward of $5,
LOST, A KDJIAliE SETTER; WlllTi-;
wlth black tt< ks nll ovct hody; hend
partly black: tnll cllppod n llttlo:
medlum sizod. Reward if rolurned
t.. JUDGE '?? CARTER SCOTT. 102
Easi Franklln S| . Rlchmpnd, Vn
I/>ST, NEAR AI.A.MK AND BROAD, OF!
Broad And Twenty-flfth Streot cnr,
?r somowhorc on Broad Streot, watch
fob wlth gold locki ' and small dia?
mond ln It. tnltlah A C. \V. Re?
ward if left at 25 Wosi Broad Sin et.
#clp '(L&anteD, ixlalt.
WANTED, V'HM; man BETWEEN 16
and 20 yeara for clerlcal positlon In
ofili o ivhi . ? m< i il la i e< ognlned, Ad
dress ii _"-. care Tlmes-Dlspatch:
frtED ASSISTANT
-??. a i rcfcrenccj
losition for righl
BSTNTJT VVENUfc.
Jewp . | News, Va,
?. I S. army"
.1 men, between
cltizens of Unlted
icier and temper"
speak, read and
tni .,- For In
tECRUlTINO OF
ad ? . Richmond,
Pet< r burg, \'.< ,
, Uranby .St . Nor
:.-" ii. CU3TOM& ix
railway mail clerks.
l.'.i't of sprlng examlnatlon In iticli
in..nd rtow ready; pr< paratlon free.
KHAXKJ.IX INSTITUTE, Dep't. -106
B, RochoBter. X. Y.
DK.N 1 triT? \V A.N T LL, i;i-;iiKVir,|tt;i)
dontlst at once; salary no object
io right party, Apply or wrlte to
27 Granby Street. Norfolk, Va.
WANTED BO"Ys" FOURTEEN TO :-l"x
. ? e'n yeara old. A pj . , Tuei ls y,
WANTED, DOCTOR
tl ' . i a o n e ol
ont ln Vlrglnl.i
??illK
iped
*5>ttuattons u'itiantru. iilalt.
T::ncs-M~p.it-n._
W.VNTUIl, i'l^lTIuX AS SAI.KSMAX
wlth g"" i h '? '? '.??'. b; ten
- < .irs' experience B< st of refer?
ences furnished. II 13, care Timeg
Dlspatch._
CLEKICAL AND MECHANICAL M"AX
thlrty-one year* of age. eight ycai
meehanleal experience, wlth koo.i
Ideas, an.l seven yeara* clerlcal:
gooil Ktenoirrapher and office man;
famlllar wlth buslness customs and
proepdure: desires positlon wlth
good concern: manufacturlng com?
pany preferred.- Address C 34, care
Tlmes-Dlspatch.
WANTED; SA.'.K.-MKX < >F ' ABIUTV
and neat appearance to call on all
merchants In thelr territory: elegant
side llne, convcnicnl to carry; good
commisslons: prompt remittance. A
ooO. BELMONT MFO. CO, Clncln
ii.-i.ti. O.
6Al.KH.UAX WWXTKIi FOR VIRGINIA.
West. Virginia, Kentucky and Ten
riesseo, by promlnent New Vork belt
an.l Bilspender manufacturer. An
gwor Y. S. CO..:452 Broadway, X. V.
6A LESMi-fx, AN OLD, UELTabI J; l'RO
priotary mcdiclnr. houso de.ilres a
t'.r.st-class ?eale'smah, .Must have ex?
perience in spccialty llne; best ref?
erences aiul ability. Bond in small
?>um required. Stato references, e.\
perlonce, otc. Addres? A 422, care
- Tlmes-Dlspatch
WANTED, SPECIALTY SALESMEN";
must havo had experience selllng tho
grocery trade: give references, stat
' ing experience, b.v whom omployod.
territory having covored; preferrini?
salesmen exporienced in selllng
roasted coffees. Address P. (J. Box
303. New Orleans.
W&anttls.
Wanted, dooVvood"'.i.'bTis, i.vspec
tlon'-to lie made at shipping point
and '.'afli f. o. b. cars. Wilte for
specificatlons and prices, stating
loadlng polnt and rate of frelght t"
?nearest port. ANCTIOR BLOCK
MII.1.S CO.. .Du-ksmi, Tenn.
WANTED, TO BUY FOH CASH. HOUSE
hold goods ln any quantlty. Phont
Madlson 38S1.
WANTED.?PA UT 1KS WHO FlAVE
idlo money to lnvcst cannot Uo bet?
ter than buy a. few shares of Argus
Gold Mining Corporation stock
whllo il is selling at 30c. per sliare;
par valuo. $1.0i). Do not wait uniil
lt has adyancod 25 or 50 per cent.
Minea located in Fluvnnna county.
Company controlled by promine.iit
Rlelinioiul buslness men. AS'rlte or
call on MANAGER, TOJ Mutual
Bldgly nichmond, Va. _
B1SCOND-HAND MACIUXKUV OF
of every description bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY; ir.23 K.
_Cary St. Phone Madlson 352G.
GIVio .\ LIFE SCHOLARSHIP TO
your boy or girl as a Christmas
present. Special rates during De?
cember. Call to-day. MASSEV BUS?
INESS COLLEGE.
t1_^-??-;-l_ ~
Bcal (Estate WBawttl.
fa Tt^ f "wa n t bi r~ 1 f y o t f"l iavthTa
farm, anywhere or anv sl/.e or acro
ngf, for sale list lt wlth us at. onco
nnd get. lt In our new catalogue wo
nre now getting out for Iflll.
AMos & POINDEXTER, mo E, Main
St.. Itlclimoml. Va.
rn-nnrriiiiiiwui nn ??.,in.j iii mimimii 11 n?i iikiimm i,
^talj&statt focjacixt _
Kent" WRw^ERvicJi^:ANBTwElfE?
ront your property. J. A. CONNEI.
LV t\i CO. _._
FOH RENT, S13VERAIJ VBRY DESIR
ablo farms wlth all iniprovumeiits,
near clty. Prlco $1T>0 to ?35o per
year. Address ic. T CRAWLEY, Box
S7n. Rlehmontl. Va.
niiirrn - ?jk i i.. . iksttrtrU.
one' Koi;Yfrci7 ma'im-; i',oir",sALE\
pall at aUNDLEV'S STABLE. ?
1
DAILY PUZZLES
What prccloiis meta!7
tHMVi'ii TO vi-:**.Ti.-i.iiAr*s* -ruzzi-n,
Itntlle.
Jfor ;?>ale.
BLLIOTT F1SIIER billino MACHINE
iu flrst-class condition. Call or ad
dreSb, ?U; l^_ Maln. second lloor.
FOR SALE, 6-11(J1tfi E PO WE tt l?" Kl<' K
steam englne, mounted; ln kooiI or.i
$160. Address II., care
Flno Creek Mllls, Pow
.. Va.
prh
SALE, BELGIAN 11ARE.S AND
i,.-a plnn. Apply L.'T'"i lv '*lu> St.
*_<;II,LI"TTE S.M'KTV RAZORS;
ri ns new mu blades unused), %l
h. .\,\f<il!.- LOAN OFFICK.
,\.*?.-( il;'!.MI.'.--i i iF lilli'M-J AND
i. s, $2.50 to $6.60, JACOBS",
'ii i.i:
LADIES' PEARL
JJ.iiO to $5. JA
BLAN
box
CARTRIDGES OF ALLK1NDS.
bre, 26c box; :iS-callbre, 40c
JACOBS*,
TVPEWRTTER8 P.ENTI*!) Z MONTHS,
$."?: prlvllogo applylng rent ..n pur- i
chase prlce. AMERICAN WR1TING
MACHINE CO., 603 K. M-iln f
LE.
? I
NEW SINGLE-TRUCK *
grocery wagons; new und second- I
hand RICHARDSON BROS., 615
_B?ook Ave._
FOR SALE. COMPLETE SET OF BANK
flxtures; good ns new; at a bargain.
Address Box .'17, Richmond, Va.
FOR SALE, ONE 60- 1 i6rSEPO>VER
gas englne, one uas purlfler, one .gas
generator, at a barculn. Address
OAS I'i'iWEI!. care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
HORSES TO HIRI** Bi THE ' UAX,
woek or month; also for Bale or ex?
change. W. A. JONES, 305 Kast
Canal Streot.
OR SALE.? TRUSTEES SALE OF
follo-n Imk stocks: 15 shares each sn
atiil li nnd ;.*> shares series
c Oxford Llnes; 15 shares each se
rles A and B Telepost: '.'", shares se
.;. ; A Natlonal Dictocraph; 10
sh.ires > ich pn ferred and common
Auto Presa; 100 shares Richmond
lron Work. (manufacturers Virginia
automobile i. All or anv pari of
either kind wlll be sold to hlchest
offers. Address -TRUSTEE," P. u.
P.nx No. SS7. Norfolk. Va.
."I" HAVE FOR .SALE A LARGE
stock of hlgh-Kra.de wagons and
lir--ht driving vehicles that must bcj*
sold, because we need room. If you I ?
wish to save money, buy now. A. i"
MEYER'S SONS. t::i East Cary St.
Coal and (Efcioob.
*QUALITV 'aND'" QUANTIT Y'~''A'R_
puaranteed from us. We have oak,
plno or slab wood. and our prices
oro right. We please everybody
Phone Madlson 691.*!. NORTH CAHO
LINA WpOD AND COAL CO.. 827
Brook Avenue.
WOOD TO 11U RN SHOU LD BE WOOD
lndeed. I have made a specialty of lt.
slnce 1*>97. Reeently I have added
free-burning coal: "there Is a dlf
ference, too. LONG, The Wood Man.
Madlson 1069.
Dcc.onalsf.
IH'M.VN HAIR OODQHT ANU SOLD
at HUGHES'S. 1.09 North Thlrd._
YOUR EVENINOS AlUv VALUABLE,
young man; invest them wlth the
lea-JIng business se.hc.ol of the clty;
lf you learn moi?e yoj can earn more.
Send or call for catalogue to-*tay,
MASSEY BUSINE**-.-* ?XU.LF.UL*.
i Fossess i^foITm^atIon WHICH
cost me a fortune. and feel that I
should let every consumptive know
about mv experience. MRS. T. Sl
REYNOLDS, Central National Bank.
1'iiliimbus, O.
3*\eal CsftatE for ?s>ale.
ftieot wil'h"iil*y'"NE\v itousE at
Forest Hlll Park, wlth seven rooms
and bath. Must be sold ;it once.
Address F II. care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
FOR SALE. . S70 ACRES; 125 L'NDER
cultlvation; balance well timbereo,
woodocl and avallable for cultlva?
tion; good market for wood; good
dwelling, three-story barn; ono ten?
ant house; one mile from town llm
its; 1 u m'les from college: prlce,
$25 per acre; will hear lnspectlon.
Address JOIIN BAXTER, Blaekshear,
Ga.
WEST END LOTS. TIIK CHEAPEST
lo be found, Madlson 1467.
FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS; -OUR
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands; best bargalns ln
Virginia. I pay your rallroad fare.
Wrlte for free catalogue. Addresa
J. R. ELAM. Box 267, CharlottesvIU*.
Va
?fcealeb -proposiate.
~'*Ofucc-- of
The State Highway Commission,
"Richmond. Va., Dec. 15, J.910.
B1DS WILL BK RECEIVED AT THE
ofllce of lt. T. Gordon, Clarksville,
Va.. untll 12 o'clock noon, WEDNES?
DAY. January -I. 1011. for thc con?
structlon of about thirteen miles of
soll road near Clarksvlllo, in M'eok
li aburg county, Va, rians and spec
iflciitlons on illo ut this ofllco and at
lhe ofllce of R. T. Gordon, Clarks?
vlllo, Va. Speolflcations furnlslied on
appllcation to tho undersigned. A
eertllied check for $250 to uccompany
each bld. Tho rlght Is reserved to
re.iect nny or *nll bids, and to let
the work as a wholo or in separate
BCotlons. l'roposals should bo ail
drossod to II. T. Gordon, Chairman,
Clarksville, Va., and marked "Blds
for Constructlon uf Itoafls."
P. ST. .1. WILSON.
State Iliffhway Commlssloner.
Petersburg. Va?, Decombor 24, i9in.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISli
~nigTrro Central State Hospltal, Po
toraburg, Va., wlth supplies for thren
months, beglnning January 11, 1911,
nml endlng Aprll 12, 1911, wlll be ro
celved nt lhe hospital until noon
JANUARY i: 1911.
Tlie special bonrd of dlrectors re?
serves tho rlirht to rojoC|t any or all
blds. All supplles nro to he dellvered
at the hospltnl freo of chiirgo. Lists
lawd character of a-rlloloa desired'
mny bo obtalned ut the hospital of
from S. J, HURT,
Stoward.
Mllimip.
CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL MILLIN
ery und ready-mado garments for
balanco season. MR3. JUL1US
BEAR. 1423 E. M.oin SL
$?0tfCC2f.
ILANOVER CAl.'lv, NO, 100 WK.S'
i-'iankiiii. ,.|,i foahloned OhrlHttnn
dlnner Monday, d;30 to 8 r. M? i
i on ta,
VVANTED, ' THE PVHi-i: TO KNOV
that .Tahnke Broa., Jewclors, 91
Knet Mnln Ireet, buy, aell, ex
chariRn and remouiit diamonds li
the mirsi styles. Old gold and all
ver ?aken in exchange.
?'?'??'?i M, TtJITION IIA'I'KS HUIU.Ni
I " " n b r onlv. Telephone, cnll o
' IfO for |?ii (|. iilni-,. MA.S.SE"
IM'"*I,VESH COLLEGE.
A TAIII.E AND MEDtClNAL WATEI
wlthout a peor?llve srnllnns for 25c.
dellvered ?Holly Kpring* Llthll
Wnter Phonr, Monro-i 477.
P&usintisa (Bopaitunitits,
>'. ,\.\T!-;n MKN dr* IDEAS wrrn
Inventlvo abllity, Addresi
CJREI l,KV & Mct.VTlRE, Pnteni At
ion,.'. ?:. >', iahington, 11 C,
RENT 0UI1 3ERVI0ES AND VVE'Ll
"'iu your property. J. A. CONNEL
?fEliscellflneouss.
>\V AND IIOUSECLEANINO,
vatlng und laylng carpots,staln
,nd waxlng lloors. WM. JOHN
Monroo 3120,_
BAKERY.
CAICES LIKE MOTHKlt
d, for H5c and 30c pound; Rprln
b om e- made bread, cakes and
"f all sorts. Ml.'LI.LER'.S NWW
K BLECTR1C BAKERY, 410
llroad Streot. Phono 2589.
RUB IT OU1.
V7HEREVT3R ACHE OR PAIN 13 LO
catod? stlffneas and sorcness of mus?
clea or Joints?rub ln Frayser*a
Great Nerve and Bonc Llnlnicrt. and
tho pain dlsappenra; the greateHt all
rmnd llnlment In uae for man and
beast; try lt?don't auffer?here lf
the rlght help; 25c bottles. at drug?
gists'.
SHOE REIwTRL*****".
7PC HALF SOLH MEN'S 6110BS;
ludles, 6"c; chlldren'a. 40c ..nd up;
ivirv ;>alr sewed. DHEW'S ELCJC
TRIC SHOE FACTOKV, 716 East
Maln. Pho'rie Monroe 26.S7._
MATTRBSbEfek.
Have your mattresses p.emadb
now; sanltary methoda used; rollabie
v.ork. HVDNOIl &. HUNDLEY, 711
East Broad Street. Madison 32l)4.
3HORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOK
kceplng taught at upeclal low mtog
by onrolllng 'lurifi-r Dajembor, Tel?
ephone Madison 2975 for particulars
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
FINE UNHOL8TERING AND MAT?
TRESSES.
FURNITURE ERPAIRED AND UP
holatered; mattresses made over like
new; furniture and chlnn. packed
and shlpped. JACOB UMLAUF. Phone
UMBRELLA ~SACRIFICE SALE
? lUGHT FROM A SILVERSMITH
l otll <,f buslness all tho silv-or
. gold umbrclla. haiullcs hi stock
al a greatly reduced price, and wo
? r? now overstockod in umbrellas
? : are selllnp them with theso
beaiitlful handlen at half-prico, and
wlll recover any umbrelia bought
up to f:hristnias free of all charpes
? . worn out, NEWMANS UM?
BRELLA FACTORY. S1S E- Broad St
Phono Monroe 2109.
Xvooms for &tmt.
'?' n i OR UNFUB
? ! for llght housekeeplng; re
flned locallty; new houBO.; clectric
lights. steain heat, pnn. phone; $21
to S25 month. Particulars, phono
Madison 631 2-J.
i : . : E FRANKf.I.V. FURNIsIlED
: ooms. .Monroe 1500.
JDibibenrj Motkts.
rhe Virginia Fire and Marinc
Insurance Company
Rlehmond, Va., Dec. 15. 1910.
JIVIDEND.?THE DIRECTORS OF
this compnny havo declared a seml
annual dividend of.5 per cent. (froo
of fax), payablo on and after
.lanuary 2d next. Checks for HUs
dividend "lll bc maileri to all stock?
holders of record this date. AH
changes of address should bo prompt?
ly notitied the company.
Transfer books closed from thls
date until Januarv 4, 1311.
WM. II. McCARTHY.
Secretary.
/irginia-Ohio Oil Company,
Ineorporated
317-31S Amerlcan Nationnl
Bank Bulldlng.
Richmond, Va., December 20, 1910.
i.T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
dlrectors of thla company, held this
day, a dividend of ono and one-half
por cent. was declared on the capital
stock from tho enrnlngs of tho com?
pany. payable JANUARY 15, 1911.
Checks will be malled. Transfer
books will tn closed January 5, 1011.
JOS. B. MONTGOMERY,
_Treasurer.
Natlonal State and City Bank,
Richmond. Va.. Dec. 15, 1910.
"HE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
havo declared a semi-annual divi?
dend of 3 1-2 per cent.. payable on
und after JANUARY 1, 1911.
JULIEN II. HILL,
Cashler.
Richmond, Va.. December 22, 1910.
.T THE MEETING OF THE HOARD
of dlrectors of the Merchants Na?
tlonal Bank, hold this day, a seml
nnnual dividend of 10 por cent. was
doclared, payablo to tho stockhold?
ers of record DECEMBER 31. 1910.
THOS. 13. McADAMS, Cashler.
Nationnl Bank of Virginla,
Richmond, Va., December 21, 1910.
'HE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANJK
havo . declared the regular aemir'
iuinual dlvidond of 3 per cent., free
of tax, payable on and after JAN?
UARY 3, 1011. Chccks will be maU.
etl. "A". M. ADDISON.
_Caahlor. _
TIE DIRECTORS OF THE FIRST NA
tlonal liank of Richmond, Va., havo
declnred a seml-annual dividend of
$50,000 (6 lier cont. on the capital
.stock). payablo to stockholders of
record at close of business DECEM?
BER 2STII. Checks wlll be malled
December ,1l8t.
JNO. M. MILLER. .111.,
_ Caahler,
'HE REGULAR QUARTICRI.Y DlVl"
dend of 2 per cent, upon tlio stock of
thls bnnk wns this day declared pay?
able to stockholders of record 130
c.ember 15. 1910. Chccks wlll be
malled JANUARY i.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK,
O. B. HILL, Can li Ior.
Virginia Trust Company.
Richmond, Vn., Docombor 20, 1910.
HE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
havo doclared a aoml-annual dlvi
ilond of 2 por cent., paynble on and
aftor JANUARY 3, 1911. Checka will
0 mnllod,
L. D. AYI.HTT,
Secretary,
PIarit,ers Natlonal liank.
Richmond, Va,, Dccombor 23, 1910.
HE DIRECTORS OF THIS RANK
havo to-dny doclared a .setiil-nnnual
dlvldond of 10 per cent. on tho capl?
tal stock of tho bank (froo of tax),
out of the narninga of tho paat six
montha, pnyablo on nnd after JAN?
UARY 3, 1911.
R1CHARD 11. SMITH,
Cashler.
rhe Confederate Musuem
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS ?
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M
tDMISSJON 25c. FltQja ON SATUKPAYa,
?Uaf'roaos.
litturea pubii-riea
a mieedj
Charlotto. Dm*
I Unliy-I.lmlt
l'rawln*f iicom
fiphl? vla A?h*.
P, M.?Bx. flun
'iioillntn atntion*.
Illa Local. 11:11
uli polnta South.
SOUTHEKN RAILWAY
TJtAlNti L13.VVI' ll, 'IIMUND
N. ll --Jrniiiiwi'ut ?cimdi
aa Ihforrn-itlon aml noi ?
6;ll) A. M.-Ual!>"'"' '
' tuiiii nnd R-ilelgh. 10:45
i ed-lor nll polflM
: llurrol Hicw-plng fnr t., >
, vlllo and i.'halianoogii. 3
I Local for Dnrliiim nnd Im
?;00 I'. M.-Kx. Sun.?K- ,
| P. M. Dallj-Llmltcl?I r
| I'ullninn roady B:*0 P. M.
vork ftivrcn i.ink
4:30 P. M.-Ex. Bun , ive-t n? ronnrct
Ing for nalllninr" Mo: ? L ,nn,| |,-r)i S;M
' A. M. BX. BUtt "nd : r. M.-Mon.. Wed.
. and Frl. ? I.oenl t" weal I'mnt.
' TRAINS AltRlvi; RICHMOND.
I *from tho South: 1:50 A M.. S:0C P. M.,
I dnlly; X:'o A ti(,Bx. Smi.j I":;,:, fcx. Hun.;
I 2:00 P. M., d.iiiy. From 'Vatt Potiut ":"0 A.
I M? Dally! II!** A. M , IVed, and Frl.; t:2J
I P. M? Ex. flun.
p. 1*. BunrjBss, n. p. a..
Mo E. Maln Pt , ,,? Mrt,n,f)n r,5
Norfolk and Western Railway
O.Vf.V ALL ItAIL LINB rt) NOKFOLK.
Bchodulo ln Bffect 0 tohar 2. l?li>.
L,eavo IJyrd Street .Sta:,?,>, Hkhmond, FOR
J+OIU-'ol.K: *?:00 A. M , ?J:C0 p. M., '4:10 1*.
M.
FOH LYNCHBUKO AM) THE WEST:
?*:15 A. M? *9:00 A. *,[,, *3:00 P. M? 'S^O
P. II.
Arrlve nirhmond fr m N'orfolk: **11:*o A.
M., *6:a* P. M? *ll:20 P. M. Kroin tau Weat:
?6:50 A. M., tt2:00 P. M , b!:l" P. M., 6:03 P.
M., '3:00 P. M.
?Dally. nDally, ex. Kumlay. bSundn> only.
Pullman. Parlor and s>eplng Cnra. Catt
Dlnlng Cara. C. II. BOSLET,
XV. II. BKVILL, D. P. A., nichmond. >V,
f). P. A., Roanoke. Va.
Riclimond.FrBcleriGfesl)1^ ^ Potomac R. R.
TO AND FROM WASHING TON AND BEYOND.
Leavo Rlchruond
?4.50 A..M. Byrd Nt.Sta.
?4.80A.M. IJ-rdSI.Sla.
*'.(..' .'..*l. "lsloNI.Hta.
?8.I0A.J1. Bjrd Ht. Sta.
lz.01 nnonBjrdSt. Sta.
t'.00 P.M. Brr* St. Sta.
H.I5P.M. Klba Statlon.
*'.I?P.J1. Maln St. Sta.
____k R-toKI. Sta.
Arrlvo Richmond
?I.XOA.JI. n-rdNt.Sta.
Hl.-V. A.M.Kllia Statlon.
Tll.iW, A.JI. nrrdSt.Sta.
*I.Ul'."1.."!alnKt.Hta.
*r.45 P.tt.BjrdSt.Sta.
*7.M P.M. BrrdKt.Kta.
?'J.OOP.M. Ryr*Ht.Ht?.
M0.3'P.M. Maln St. Sta.
?l.'.'nnlahtByrdSt.Sta.
ACC0MM0DATI0N TRAIN5-WEEKDAYS.
Leare Brrd St. Sta. IJW) P. !l. for Fredc-rlckunnrir.
I.eaie Klba Sta. 7.30 A. M.. (1.30 P. JJ. for Aahland.
'rrl-e Byrd St.Sta.S.'.'.l A.II.from Krederlck-I"--.
Arrlic Klba Sta. 0.30 A.M.,6.80 P.M. from Aahland.
?Daily. fWeekdayo. <Sundays only.
All tramfi to or from Byrd Street Statlon
(except trnina leaving .*.'o a. m. and arrlvinz
13.50 nlght) atop at Elba. Time of arrivala and
daparturea not guaranteeJ. Read the algua.
RICIIMON'n AM) rtiEMPKAKB- B\f
RAILWAY COMPANY.
flchedulo of electrlc tralns to and from
Aalilnnd, eiopplng at lntcrmcdiato statlona
upon slgnal: Lv Richmond (Broad and
Liurel HIb.): 6;?b. *7:10. S:10b. 9:10b. ??10:10,
U:10 A. M.: 1:10, 2:10. 3:10, t:IOb, 5:10, 6:20,
7:10. 8:10b. 10:10. 11:15 P. M. Lv. Aahland:
?6:'E. ?:-?-*. t, lb. 10. "11 A. M., ?12 M., "U
2, ?. 4. 5b. 6, 7, 8, Sb, 11 P. M.
?Dally exc*pt Sunday. ??Sunday only.
bCarrlea NiBBaae.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
1 i-, A 1 Dally?fa?t iralaa 10 Old Polat,
<:W P. "1 Nawport .Newa aud N?r(olk.
7:10 A.?Dally. Locai to ho-vpurl Newa,
C:C0 P.?Dally. Local to 61d Polnt.
2:00 P. J Dally?LoulavilU and CJnclnnatl
11:00 P. "*? Pullmana.
I:li P.?Dally. "St. Louli-CM---*. Bpeclal.'
Pullmana.
1:30 A.?Daliy?Cbarlotteavlllo. TVoek daya
?Hlnton.
S:1S P.?Week daya. Local lo aordonavllto.
10:00 A.?Daily. L'burg. Lcr.. C. Forga.
5.1. P.?-Week daya. To Lynchburg.
traLns arkive richmond.
Local from Eaat?3:35 A. M? 7:!0 P. M.
Throu"-h from Eaat?11:2* A M., ?:ii P. M.
Locai from -Wo?t-*S:30 A. lt., 8:M A. M?
?:20 P. M.
Throuifh?7:00 A. M.. 2:?S p. M.
James Rivcr Llniv?'3:23 A. IS.. 8:15 P. M
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railwaj
Cara leave Manchester, Seveni* and Perrj
Strceta, for 1'oiereburg:
?6. 7, 5. *3. :0. 11. ?U A. M., 1. 2. *3. 4. 5.
??5:43, ??, 7. 8. *9, lo P. M.
11:00 P. M for Chester, 12:00 mldnlght for;
Petersburg.
Care leave Petersburg, foot of. Sycamora'.
Street. tox ".Sanchester:
5:15, 6:35. ??7:15, '7:35. 8:35. 8:35, 'lO^, 11:35
A. M.. 12:25. '1:35. 2:35. 3:35. '4:35. 5:35. 6:S
?7:S.\ 1:35, 8:35, MOMO. 11:40 P. M.
?Carrlcs basgage and cxpresa.
"Llmlted, except Sundaya and holldays.
All cara from Petersburg connect wlth cara
for Richmond.
SEABOARD AFR IJNB.
Southbour.d tralna scheduled to leavo Rich?
mond dally: 9:10 A. M.?Local to Norllna,
Ralelgh. Charlottc. Wilmington, 1:20 P. M.?
Sleepers and coaches. Athinta. Birtnlncham,
Savannah. Jackaonvllie and Florida points.
10:40 T. M.?Sleepers and coarhes, Savannah.
Jackstinvlllr. Atlanta. B.rmlngham and
M-mphis. N'orthbound tralns acheduled to
ar.-lve Richmond dally: 6:32 A. M.. 5:05 P. !
M? 5:40 P. M.
fetcarmjoaW.
aTnice '
Jamaica, Cuba, Hayti, Panama aud
Central America.
$92 to $220?10 to 32 Davs.
"ASK MR. BOWMAN"
708 E. Main Street.
Steamship and Tourist Afient.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Lv. Richmond foot of Aah St. dal!y.7:0OP. M.
Loavc Newport News.5:00 A. M.
Arrlvo Norfolk .6:00 A.M.
Connccts wltli mnln llne stcamcra leavlng
Norfolk for New York dally except Sunday
7:00 P. M. Con: jn nlao made by N. "?
W. Ry. ?? P. &T. and C. & O. Ry. ct 4 P. M.
Night Llne steamers stop at Claremont to
land or rocelvo passongers on algnal.
VlRUtNIA NAVIUATION CO.-James Rlver
by dayllght for Norfolk, Old Polnt, New.
port News nml all James Rlver lundlngs.
Steamer leaves .Monday, Wednesday and
Frlday at 7:00 A. M. Frelght roocived for
all James lllver Inndlngs.
*if?ln TlcUet Offlce. Sl"* E. Maba Street.
Baltimore Sfram Packet Co
Equlpped wlth wireless tolegraphy.
TO BAI.TIMOKK AND THE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leavo Richmond Daily Includlng Sunday.vla
N. & XV. Ry. 3:00 P. M., Norfolk 6:30 P. M.
C. & O. Hy. 4:W P. M? Old Polnt 7:30 P. M.
O. I>. S. S. Co. 7:00 1\ .11. (ono day in Nor?
folk).
Va. Nav. Co. 0:20 A. M. (Monday. Wodnoa
day and Frlday).
Tlcketa at all offlci'S. For statorooma ap?
ply to Oi M. BOYK1N. Agent, 8"0 Eaat Maln
Street.
atlantic ?itp 3&t$Qttss
GALEN HALL
AND COTTAGES
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ,,
Alwaya opa-j. Alv/aya ready. Always busy.
F. L. YOUNG. Gen'l Managtt
Table d'llote ninnrri* Snturdny
nml Sundny cveulued, U to !) o'clock.
^i.r.n each.
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The moat muirmflcent hotel ln tha
South, Buropean plan. Rmims HhiKle
and en sulte, wlth nnd ivlthuut hatho,
Spaclous Banipln rooms.,
Kate, tl.50 lier duy unrt upward. \
VIRGINIANS FEEL
HOMEWARD CALL
They Pour Out of National Capital to Spend
Yuletide Season in the Old Dominion?Best
Place on Earth.
[Hpeclol to The Times-DIspatoh.]
Washlngton, Docembor UB;?'Vlrgln
lans resldent In the natlonal capital
have beon movltig hottiuwnrd ln i.irg..
numbers for the past several days tn
nntlclpntlon of an old-tlmo "Yulotldo"
Chrlstmaa in the "Old Domlnion."
Tl re Is nothlng thai tho average Vlr
glnlan alsllkes rhore, perhaps, than to
i>o eompelled t<? remain, in washington
during tlie Christmas liolldivs. when
he ean go |usj across tho border and
be at home. He feels thd call, like
lhe Mnrylander, because homo ls close
by, aml it is safn to say that durlng
tlie next few days there will he hut a
*-t'.-ir.=.- sprlnkllng of true Vlrglnians
ln Washlngton.
A round of tlie departnients where
many Vlrginlans aro employed show-,
tliat there are few on dutv, and that
thoso who have gone home will not re?
turn untll the holldays have eonie to
an end,
When The Tlmes-Dlspatch cnrrespon
dcri! vIsltM the ofllce nf Commlssloner
of Internal Revenue Roy Cabell yes?
terday he found thnt ofll.-l.-il loaded
wlth hundlcs, baskets and other christ?
mas trinkets, ready to begln the
Qhrlstmas festlvltles. "Yes, i want to
pi ?ml mv holiday ln the best place on
earth?Virginia," Mr. Cabell sald. "and
I shall go thero to enjOy tlu* Christmas
splrlt."
l*p iu the offlce of the Supervlslng
Archltect or the Tronr-urv, the Vlr?
ginlans also were preparing to go home
to eat Christmas turkey, and thla also
appltes to the other dlvlslons that
come under the supervlslon of Secre?
tary MacVoagh.
Snrroundlng countles close to Wash?
lngton*?Loudoun, Falrfax, Alexandrla,
and others, wlll draw heavlly on the
national capital for tholr vlsltors dur?
lng the next few days. to say nothlng
of thoso who llve there and make the
daily pllgrlmago to thls clty to perform
their diitlcs In the various depart?
ment H.
Closlng down here at noon yestel
rlav, wlth the lld on tlght, thousands
of government employes left their
auctionj&ales, _ruturc^ap^
PUBLIC SALE.
We, thc underslgncd. trustees of tho
estate of Colonel R. II. Dulancy, wlll
sell at publlo auctlon, on the
Goose Pond Farm
sltuatcd ln Caroline county, Va., near
Polnt Eastern Post-ofTlce, on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 3, 1311.
tho followlnsr arllcles: 15 Mules, 3
Horses, 2 Sows. 8 Brood Sows, 20
Shoats, Corn, Fodder, Sawmlll, Thresh
ing Machine, Wagons, Plows, Harrows,
Drill5, Corn Sheller, and other farm?
lng lmplements too numerous to mon
tlon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
No articlo to bo removed from farm
until settlement ls made.
Sale commences at 10 o'clock A. M.
R. HUNTER DULANEY.
RICHARD D. ROSZEL,
Trustees.
The followlng ndvertlsemeut. ls Cap
taln Cussons' answer to the perslstent
houndlnjr. which followed the closlng
of hls gates. after ho had malntalned a
sort of open houso for nearly half
century.
PIls fleld of enterprlse was dclib
erately chosen amld tho plno barrens
and crawllsh Hats of Henrico county,
Virginia.
In thu heart of this poverty-strlcken
reglon lie. expended ln wages alone more
tban half a mlllion dollars, only to,
awaken to the fact that ho had nour
Ished a tribe of callow communlsta?
eorrupt, cunnlng, shameless, unclean
and shystor-led.
Ho wlll chcerfully dlsappolnt the ra
pacity of these crcatures.
IIo will leave nothlng for them to
prevarlcato over or scramblo for.
Fifty years ls enough to throw away
on a group of hopeless lngrates.
He wlll nelthor hlow out hls brains
nor nbandon the country, but wlll go
on wlth hls oasis and wlll call up
colony of black men to advance his
suspended enterprlse
AFRO-AMERICAN'S
are invited to complete the dovolopmcnt
of a protty little vlllago of their own.
It is twenty mlnutes from Richmond
nnd within three hours of Washington:
No agents. Dotalls wlll bo mailed by
Captaln Cussons, the founder and own?
er of Glen Allen, Virginia.
Afro-Americans
can flnd out all about tholr new vll?
lage by writlng to CAPTAIN CUSSONS,
owner and foundor of Glen Allen,
Virginia.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open dally from 10 A. M. .o t P. M.
?bdnilaslnn -ie Krci OD Katurdara
iflECttngB.
Vlrglnhi^Trust Compaiiy,^
Richmond, Va., December 20, 1910.
THI-* ANNUAL MEETING OE THE
stockholders of thls company will **e
held at tho olllco of the company in
city of Richmond, A'u.. on TUESDAY,
Jandary 17, 1011, at 12 o'clock noon.
L. D. AYLETT.
_ Secretary.
Union bank of Rfchmond] '
Richmond. Va., Decomber 11), 1910.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of tlio stockholders of tho Union
Bank of Richmond. Virginia, will bo
held at their Ranking House. 1107
East Maln Street, on THURSDAY,
Janu,ary 12, 1011, nt 12 o'clock noon.
GEO. W. OALL,
_Cashler.
THE REGULAR .ANNUAL MEETLNG
of the stockholders of tho Natlonal
Stato and Clty Bank of Richmond.
Va., wlll be held at thoir bankrng
houso, 1111 E. Main St., on TUES?
DAY, January 10. 1311, nt 12 M
_ JULIEN 11. HILL. Cashlor.
TIIE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of tlie stockholders of the; Natlonal
Bank of Virginia. Richmond, Va.,
wlll b<? held at their banking houso
TUESDAY, Janunry 10. 1911, at 12 M.
XV. IL ADDISON,
_Cashlor.
Tho Savings Bank of Richmond.
Richmond, Vn.. Dee. 20, 1910.
THE ANNUAL MEETINO OE THE
stockholders of this bank will he
hold at tholr banking houso on Jan
UARY 12, 1311. at l o'clock P. M.
.TAMES M. BALL,
Cashier.
RICHMOND. VA., DEC. 0. 1910.
"THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OE TIIK SUAREHOI.Dl'RS OE THIS
RANK WILL DE HELD ON TUES?
DAY, .1 ANUARY 10, 1914, AT 12 M.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OE
RICHMOND, VA. O. B. II ILL.
CASHIER.
Ofllco Ciiaranteo
Building Corporation.
Ilkliniond. Va., Deeember 21, ,1910.
t'llK ANNUAL MEETING OE THE
stoekliolders of thls corpornllon will
lie lleld at their ofnoo. No. ti Nortli
Tenth Sireet, Itichmotid, Va? TUES?
DAY, january ift. i3ii. al ItHO o'olool?
1'. M, GEORGE C, JEEEKltSON,
i'uurcLa.E'-*
deska lo ili-Miii of Ihe 26 PT cent. in-1
crcanc of wngos thal has been Hold ? ? ??t
to them by a bill tntrodu,-ed iu Con?
gress a fc-.v day* ago (antl whieh they
wlll not ffet), Tluuigh they wlll re?
turn t.i work Monday, lt ls genoraliy
UTlderstood thnt few ot them wlll se
rlously conslder thelr dutles for A wc>k
or mori.untll nfter the flrst of tho
new year?whieh is tlie slgnnl hero
fOr play to stop nnd work begln ngaln.
ir ivould, of course, \<r- Imposslblc
to say what each of tho promlnent \'lr.
glnlans hero wlll do during the holi?
days. Thero are so manv wayfl nt eu
Joying the festlvltles ln tho "Old Do?
mlnlon" that evory ono wlll bo left
t" hls own Inrllna'tlons.
Not a membor ot tlie Vlrglnla ddn-?
gation ln Congress remains in Wash?
lngton, even Senator Swanson having
quit tbo natlonal capital for a stay ln
hls homo State. Thc members of tho
House broke r.inks several .lays ago,
nnd wlll not. return to Washington un?
tll Speaker Cannon rapn tlie llonso to
order on Jnnuary 6. Meantinie, besldes
seelng Christmas trees, looklng into
thelr Christmas stockings, nnd othor
wi^v urijoylng the "Ytiletlde." they win
hour tlie little senatorlal boo buzzing
ulong tbo banks of tbe James. Signs
polnt lo a hummlng and slnglng .lnst,
after the holidays ond, with tbe proa
poct ln nlght ot some Interesting po-'
lltical ecenes ln thn "Old Domlnlon",
next summor. N'o ono wants to talk i
polltles now. and none wlll talk about
such matters, but after christmas or-i
nambnts hnve been taken away, rc
mlndful that another year has come
nnd gone. nnd that we aro about to ,
stcp Into the great mystorlcs of a new.
one, tho polltlcal pot wlll be stlrred.
an.l tho giimn wlll bo on untll after;
tlie primary next September.
But meantlme everv Virginian in j
Washington who could gel home has
gon* there?to the very best placo on
earth. P- II. MeQ
ISIITEiTJOH
STILL
Mr. Jones Has Made No An
nouncement as to Future
Political Course.
[Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch. 7
Lancaster, Va., December 25.?Thc
reports publlshed ln certaln papeTs to
tho effect that Congressman Wllliam
A. Jones has decided not to entor thc
raco for tho Unlted States Sonato seem
to be rather promature. If tho frlrnds ot
Mr. Jones i'n tho Northern Neck ara
corroct in thelr opinlon of hls wlshea
nnd Intcntions. They say that as yet
Mr. Jones has mado no pubile or prl?
vate announcement ot hls Intention in
regard to runnlng for tho senatorship.
and that he will not do so untll tho
pro'per tlmo arrlvcs.
. Tho trouble over the romoval of the
prlnclpal of the Ottoman Hlgh School
by tho school board of Whlto Chapel
District has been sottlcd. When the
trust?c-e!ectoral board met to hear
tho appeal, tho slgncrs to the pot!tlon
wlthdrew thelr appeal, and the. prln?
clpal bade farewell to hls puplls and
patrons and went home.
Gcorgo Bernard Hazzard, a proml
nent young buslness man Iivtng on tho
Eastern Branch of thc Oorotoman
Rlvar, and Mlss Zenora Davls, daugh?
ter of A. XV. Davls, wero married thls
evenlng at tho home of the brldc's
fatiier, near Merry Poir.t.
James McKennoy has sold hls store
and hotel at Lancaster to Wllliam G.
Boane. Mrs. Marla Fallln Haynle, who
has conducted thc hotel for thc last
slx years, retlrrs to tako a luuch-nced
ed and well-deaervcd rest. Xo an
nouncemont has yet beon made as to
vho will conduct the hostelry In tho
future.
Tho Eplscopalians aro building a
pretty chapel at Flebton, on tho Great
Wtcomlco River. At present thc par?
lsh ls wlthout a rector, but the work
on tho chapel ls going ahead rapidly.
Ralph aml Cyrus Chllton, students at
the. Virginia Polytochnlc Instltuto, anl
Samuel Downing. student ut the Medi?
eal Collego of Vlrglnla, ln lllchmotid,
have returned to spend tho Christmas
holldays at their homes here.
Harry XV. Nlchols, of St. Joseph. Mo.;
arrived hero yesterday to spend the
Christmas holldays at the home of hia
wlfe's father. William Chllton, cleric
ot the Clrcult Court. Mrs. Nichols, for- j
merly Miss Laura Chllton, has been |
hero fnr several months.
A pleasint family reunion will be |
hold thls week at "Melrose." tho homo
of the venerablo. Dr. Wayland F. Diin-i
away, when all ot hi.i children wlll
meet again around tho ancestral
hcartlistonc. The Rov. Thomas S. Duh
away, Jr., of Smlthfleld; the Rov. W.
F. Dunaway, Jr., of West Vlrglnla, and
Clarenco Dunaway, prlnclpal of the
Sldnoy School, ln Rlchmond, arrlve.I
yesterday to mako tlio famlly circle
completo. The Rov. Wayland F. Dun?
away. D. D.. head ot Uio family, is ono
of tho best known Baptist minlstors
In Virginia, and Ib greatly honored nnd
boloved by all who know 'i'm. Ho was
a promlnent member ot tho conventlon
that framed tho present Constltution
of Vlrglnla.
Negro oystermen heretofore om
ployeri on the Rappahannock River, In
golng homo last woak; commltted im
inerous thofts and dopredatlons along
thelr Journeys. The wharf houses nt
Burhans; on tho MIddlesos slde, were
broken open and robbed of many val?
uablo nrtlcl'es. At Locklles Wharf,
farther down tho rlvor, a sloop eon
tainhig about 200 bushels of oysters.
was stolen and carrled off. The sloop
has not yet been recoverod, and no
cluo to tho crime has been discovered,
A brass band recently organized at
Kllmarnock la maklng flno progress,
nud is expocted to play at tho holly
ball thero to-morrow nlght, This
niakos tlie second brass band In Lan?
caster county, tho other belng at
W'henlton.
Judgo John C. Ewell, who lately re
tlrod from tho positlon of grand com-.
mandor of tho Vlrglnla Orand Camp ot
Confederato Veterans, Is reported to
bc ill from broncbitia at hls home, ne.ir
Bertrand, ln the Corotonian neighbor?
hood.
Alll-l STII.I, I.IVING.
Iteported Dend lu Wre'ck, Two VletilllN
Mny lleeover.
(Special lo Tho Tinves-Dlspatch.l
Roanoke, Va., December 38,?it. n.
lhiwards, of Roanoke, an express mos
scuger, iuul Charles Davldson. of Co
lu.mb.US, ii., iv mail <'lerk, who wora
reportod dead last nlght from Injurles
reoolvotl iu yastorday's wreck of n
Norfolk nnd Western passenger traln
ueiii- WillianiHon, XV. Va., aro stlll allvo
at thn hospital at Portsmouth, 0.
Edwurd.i is believed to havo a chance
for recovery, whlle Davldsou's trip:
condltlon has not yet bben learnod by
tho physioinns. Ile was aerlOUSly In?
jured about the .head'and back.
The nunilier killed in Iho wreck was
four. u? originally reported laat nlght.
he Gift
Somcthing in Lcathcr, of
course, beeause anything in
lcathcr makes a gift that
will last for years and bc
useful.
For Him
iirtr-ss siit cases,
POCKETllOOKS,
l.tlll) CASES,
t'oi.i.Aii a.mi ctrrrp boxi-,-.
ifti.r.Ait bags,
KOMITNG COAT TTAJfGEnS,
miavim; .Mirtnoiis,
ll.V'/.oit CASES,
roKElt SETS,
1'IPi: IIACKS.
For Her
I.Mlir.S' !*A***D n.\rj.x,
OI'KIIA BAGS,
VAXfTV IIAGS,
IVIIITINt; CASES,
MAMCI'Itl* SETS,
SCIBSOItS CASES,
.IEWE*. DOXES,
SEWtXG SETS,
NI"*'***,*: CASES
I,Ai;.M)ltV LISTS,
You had better conie to our store and
select that gift
The Rountree
Leather Shop,
703 East Broaa Street
IS
WOOD
ut thcrc is a differencc. I hav*
ladc a spccialty of Wood to burn
lirtccn years. Can prove to you
iy ability. I am better prepared,
andlc more wood and satisfy
lore real housckecpers.
All of my Coal burns to alf
ihes. Try me.
b
rhe Wood Man
1506 Wcst Broad.
Complete
The beat of Bath Tubs, latest devicei
Closets, Lavatories and every con
ivable Sanitary Plumbtnj* Fixture for
.e proper fitttng of the home, the office
a public building?large or amali?is
our stock.
IcGraw- Yarbrough Co*
Plumbers' Supplies
12 S. Mfthth St., - Richmond, Va*
Out-of-town orders shioDed auicklv. I
CHRISTMAS
FURNITURE AT
JANUARY PRICES
--AT
Jones Bros. & Co.
(INCORPORATED)
1418-1420 E. Main St.
11 AVE YOU SEEN
THE
ew Method Gas Ranges
AT
Pettit & Co.'s?
This May Manton
Shoe
in all Leathers
Parrish Bros.
21 W. Broad -
Direct Action Gas Ranges
Have No Equal
Sold Only by
Ryan. Smith & Co.
IWerry Christmas
Sutherland & Cherry
Special?Ortdn and ends ln Furnitura,
in Bods. Muttlnt,';,. Stoves. eto. Cheap
oleso ttietn out,
310 EAST llltli.tll.
tsjc AMnaicAN AN-ou**t-K-*pfi?t jaa&bz
<rv ***?**-. ^?%i*Vt, ^^^
$
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