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Want Ad. Rates
ONE CENT PER WORD whenl
paid in advance. No Ad. taken!
lor lese than TEN CENTS.
NO ADS. TAKEN' FOR LESS!
THAN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
when phoned in cr charged at the]
counter.
.Classification not guaranteed]
after 9:30 P. M.
FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS!
Phone Monro? 1 for tho WANT |
AD. MAN to call
Host auto rffourt?.
lust, on p?rEfjfiSBUiu; i;t >.\ i> on in
Richmond, oho auto tool bag. one
?10x4 1-2 Inner tube mid one air
tank. Howard if returned to RICH?
MOND IKON WORK? CURL'., Rleh
11)011 ?1, Va.
ROST, Sl'NDAY, BUNCH KEYS. RE
\vard. Return to Tliries Dispatch of?
lice.
tFFe RRRS?N THAT TOOK BY MIS
to-ke. from Hin porch of the Shelter?
ing Arms iiospltni Sunday afternoon
it |ady*? silver-handle umbrella, with
monogram j: a. I', i:.. will receive
reward ll .-?. is returned to hospi?
tal. <>r phone Madlsoii 172S,
BT U A YKR FROM THE KORD, ONE
iady'fi hlool< Persian lamb collar, I/o
tween St. Paul's Church and the resi?
dence, 10t> North Ninth Street, ><?-:
toi'day. Reward if returned to the
above number
fa IST. SM~? I A. < P ?i ,i? BAR I' IN. fjET
with three pearls. Howard if re?
turneii to J *> t South I ii -; Street.
^ielp ?>i;UI!Udl. sstait.
ONE imoOS\ \vTn15eR, ONE HKooM
n> w< i None l"ii good men need
Id reply. Address lynche; if.
BR??M CO.. n". 1 ?"? j 7 Main Street.
Lyn eh burg, Va. _
WANTCO. GOOD MILLER FOB COHN
try huhr mill; wheat and qorn: mar?
rie'l man preferred; on salary or
shares. Address W. & T. WHAT ELY,
Kew. Va._
WANTRDi-;MEN TO RE ARN. BARBER
trndej only few weeks required.
w(ir<es while learning. Steady po?
sition guaranteed. Write foi free
catalogue MOLER'S BARBER COL?
LEGE. 207 Bower--. New Yofk ?'It >
STnt'k i ?. a " ki:\\ " rnTiH-CRASS
s^l.tfsmen, capable of earnins from
(125 to 5l'''t iif-r week. Address D
226, care Times-1 dspatch'.
W?NTRI~! assistant OR .-'FURL
registered druggist; married man
preferred; i Inferences required;
MONTI?ERR? PHARMACY; Norfolk,
j Va;_
6,000 t J ? V E R N M ENT POS I T I ON S
open. Write for ! 1 st. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dep't 390-C. Rochester,
_N Y.
WANTED, FOR U. S. ARMY. ABLE
bodied, unmarried men. between ;ik''S
of IS and 35; citizens of United Statin,
of good character and temperate hab?
it a, who can speak, read and write the
English language. For Information ap?
ply to RECRUITING OFFICE, fc20 East
Bio.?: St. Richmond, Vi.; 151 Sycamore
St . Petersburg, Va, or Columbia Build
Ing OrH'it-y St . Norfolk. Va.
CQROREH MEN CAN LKARN THE
automobile business, day or night,
nt SOUTHERN AUTO SCHOOL; -tin
Brook Avenue.
YOUNG M EN "TO '.'i'AhliV AS OA R -
an" managers, repairmen, chauffeurs,
demonstrators, ntc. You oati earti
$10,0 to t150 per month, and learn Ina
few werk?. Yon pay only a part
down, lite balance when ybu are
placed In * a poshion. You <-an cpinn
either by day or'by night. We teach
j'oii by actual practice. We can place
y<o; in a pood position as noon as
Competent Get outside, henlthy
work rind po'.d pay.. Reave the stuf
fv office, ill health and pooi pay: Call
arid cee us NATIONAL AUTOMOBIRE
SCHOOL. :i West Main, near the .lef
ffrso Hotel
WAnT E1V ASSIStA nT RI^gIsTEHED
druggist; good opportunity for a
hard-working, honest young man
Bent of references required. PEO>
PRE'S PHARMACY, Berkley, Nor?
folk, Va.
Situations ?K?ante?. i-Hale.
FlRsV-CRASS >l< m IRK EEl'EE. now
employed, would like to m.iko
eh?:.?- J I23. care Times-Dispatch.
POSITION': OF BUILDING E< > RE MAN:
no objections *r. leaving city; good
refcren'ecs. Address D 217. care
Times-Dispatch.
-&ituationi. ?#iariteD. .irempie.
Wanti-:i"'sbwi ng"'~by the hay;
<>r write .ICLIA CRANTON, 1006
Si. PetCT Street.
wm ?loianmiiipiowiiT am mm mg^magggBjBgimtagK
P>elp -^anteo, Jfcmale.
WAN tri?. 'A" cook. "Apply" 1l0fJ6 West ]
A venue.
W AN TED, G??T5 COOK ; F AM I RY
small; no children: good liome. Ad?
dress R ifio, care Times-Dispatch.
WANT El >. A in )OR FEM A le Tc?OK
to fro t.> country, where a butler is
employed; ?ood wages. Apply 501
Mutual Building, Tuesday morning
between 10 and 11,
TOUNG LADY S T e N O <; rt A I'll E R
wanted; one who has worked In law?
yer's office preferred, Address ar?
NOLD Sc ARNOLD, Wavcrly, stating
ftalarv expected:
Situations, professional.
WANTKIj." at 'Vintk.:? BY a" "iiic.il
School jftaduate, holding- first-grade
certificate,' position ;is teacher for
public, or private school. Address
^i,^1-1^^;_L_'''ni:s'{'- BdUIng, Vi<.
?SB>oItcttors ano ^aleemcn
T\V ? IjI VE i MAG A 7A NE siffist/mK
tion soljcltoi'k to rail on expira?
tions and write new business. Ap?
ply 719 E. Grace Street, after I IJ. M.
E. C. G RON Em E Y E R.
Ssents W&mtti.
FAN?'V" post" Ca h DS; B?Y 1 fi V, ECT
from Importer; save middloineh's
profits. Send 60c. for 100 samples,
retailing two for five. Agents want?
ed. acm E IMPORTING Co.. 3031
Broadway, N. Y.
puipeSs 0ppottmxititBi
"W a NffeDT" TO '"SELR . ?' IN t Bii EST 1N
g<iod paying drug store in Ronnoke.
, Va.; will sell all, but prefer selling
Interest, to the right man; owner has
other interests that require his time.
Address E ?r,0. care Times-Dispatch.
.WANTKD; WA NT El >. TO SE E IN PER~
son or correspond with pnrty witli
few hundred dollars. wishing to
double his money within six months,
tvltri view organizing stock company, j
putting newest and latest Invention
upon market. A sure seller. Do not i
reply unless you are Interested. Ad.-'
dress H 363j care Tlmcs-Uispatch.
^?lp, fflau au? jtfjiwlz..
YOU ARE ANTEFOR ROVEReR
ment position; SS0 month. Write for
llHt'-?T-poMtlons. open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dept. 389 C. Rochester.
ni..i^iiMai.i?iniain.raii.taiuiauijiimiinwiiii>?Mii
~~^caT estate~?r^cnt.
STOltE, NO." r^ST^BROAD STREET.";
large, modern, etc.; reasonable ren?
tal ' J. a. CONNELLY Sz CO._
GIVE US YOUR PROPERTY" TO SEEL
rent or insure. Wo will do the. rest.
D. N. WALKER Sc. CO., Real Estate
and Insurance. No. 1 Mutual Build?
ing (entrance corner Ninth and Main
Streets).
DAILY PUZZLES
Seen in the theatre.
ans wer to vkstkiidav's puzzlei
Chcntnut.
Jfor~$>ale.
Fbit" s\\le.'one~ Db\XSuK^Tn\fi ''xS in
good condition. Apply t*? BllUUK
LAND wood ANb COAL co.. 600
Nortfi Avelino, Brookland Park. Va.
for s.m.i:. two rMUNTiSb pressks;
be??ii, slightly used by United State*
government; Cottrcll <v Sons two?
re volution j? into distribution:
.''.:{\^0; five-horsepower Genera] Elec?
tric motor, 110 volts ?. c.; cost, $2.
250. Century, size 13x56, complete;
11 v e- h o r b c p o w o r motor, etc.. he above:
cost $3,500. Special bargain for
either "f above. Address .1 Oil don
& ro. Washington. d. (\
I'M It ?ALI:, one lady's DRIVING
librae; tzM<i rantecd Bound and gentle:
will stand anywhere and afraid of
nothing: also low phaeton, harnesa
anil Dayton wagon. Sold for want of
: use. Apply 52JJ s. Pine- Street.
FOR s.-. iiv < ?' ?NSERVATORY vlOLIN.
Frudinarin. in good condition, fine
tone; age something more than 100
years old, Can be seen at ?E? B
CARTER'S, 'JJ Bank Street. Peters?
lujrvr. Va. Phon?- 7.r.7.
Si "onP -i (A ni; T;i;a RANTEED saw
mlii machinery, planers, shingle mill,
lath mill, rcsaws, stave saws, boil?
er*, engines, gasolene engines, hang?
er?; pulleys and shafting. i. BLU
FORD tc <'</.. 1538 Kust Cary Street.
for wXgons" Go to rIcilardson"
BRi >s . C: 5 Brook Avenue;
$\tal C?tate tor *s>ale.
bJTiall 'tla'-k' i-?)k sali;' ? Hi;.\r- ?
Five and a half acres of land, five
room house and outbuildings, young
orchard; both rail i ?>?! ri and electric
stations. Address o. .1. WALS he.
Elmont, Hanover cminiv, Va;
Fl iR SALE. 1.017 ACRES,?; LOCATED
on James River. ?i Trees Point (three
miles from Sandy Point and one mile
from Oldfleld; forty miles from Rich?
mond ami thirty miles from New?
port News; one hour's ride in auto?
mobile). Only live acres of this land
marshy, balance fine Virginia loarn.
litit hau to ho Cleared; rlv-cr bank
Is very high, and view of James
River magnificent. I understand au?
tomobile road from Richmond tri
New port News ),; nsured fact, but in
order to satisfy the several Inter?
ests, 1 am offering to sell this land
for seventy-fivo hundred dollars
($'.??<?(<< Terms: One-third cash and
balance In one and two years. Ad?
dress K 442, cart- Times-Dispatch.
PA R MS AND ~TIKBER LANDS~' "?tJ"r
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands--; best bargains In
Virginia. i pay your railroad fare.
Write for free catalogue. Address
J. IL KLAM. Box 267. Charlottesvtllt,
Va._
G1 VK 1'S YOUR I I'.opERTY TO SEI,L,
rent or Insure. Wo will do the rest.
D n. WALKER & CO. Real Estate
and Insurance, No. 1 Mutual Build?
ing (entrance corner Ninth and Main
S t r e e t s >. ,
?Voom? tor i&ertt.
CLEAN. NEWLY FURNISHED TtOOMS^
Rhone Madls?h 22?0-J. Transients,
permanent: baths; central. THE
WELLINGTON, 014 East Clay Street.
BP. IC. hrf, SUNN y ROOMS; S ECOND
Bliry, very convenient to bath, with
private family. Apply 17 19 Park
Avenue, or 'ph?rw Madison 1SSC L.
ti fiti-51: "si nn y~i:poms, ini itNislTbd
or unfurnished, with or without,
heat: one square Jefferson Hotel.
Address E 267, care Times-Dispatch.
J. KATZ, LADIES' TAILOR, 200 NORTH
FIFTH STREET;
HUMAN HAIR tSOUQHT AND SOLD
at rIUGHaS'9. 209 North Third.
Coal an?j?lloou.
12 ? A LI TY~^~ AND ^UANTItV'^ARB
guaranteed from us. We have oak,
Vine or slab wood, and our prices
are right. We please evorybody.
Phone Madison 6913. NORTH CARO?
LINA WOOD AND COAL CO.. 827
Brook Avanue.
11 ICKOIly' STO VE WOOD.
DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
best hickory wood In the clt<* cut
to stove lengths? You can get it
by 'phoning your order to Madison
417. Deliveries promptly made. VIR?
GINIA-NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL
_COM PAN V.
LONGJS WOOD IS EXACTLY LI K E ALL
good, dry. heating wood?it lasts, and
your ?ork uncs on smoother. Hii?
i <>.M makes' ashes after it burns.
?Madison tQ6fl and IOTP._
^jS?titt?._
NOTJ cTP? F dTsSOLUTI?N.?TlIECAP
itol Motor Company. Incorporated,
has been dissolved and the personal
property has been sold to L. W. Wil?
liams, who will continue the garage
at !>IS West Broad Street. All per?
sons having claims against, the said
Company will present them for pay?
ment, and all persons Indebted to tho
company will settle with the. undeiv.
sig'netl., V. DON ATI. ?1S W. Broad
Street.
Richmond. Va., January 2R. mil.
W Ei; < :AN Rl JI LI) TO Y OUR ORDER
anything in the wagon line from a
pushcart to Hie heaviest double
truck. Also repairing and painting
in fill its branches. Factory 120 S.
Eighth Street. A. MEYER'S SONS.
_7 3J_E. Cary._
THE NOONANDSON REALTY COR
porntlon, auctioneers of ?real estate,
personal property and stocks of
merchandise. Auction sales con?
ducted on or off the premises, ort
the shortest notice, and on most
reasonable terms. 'Phone Mndlson
845. Address 2S North Eighth
Street. Richmond. J, W. LORD.
Auctioneer.
NEW YORK SHOE SHINE AND HAT
Cleaning removed from 810 East
Main to 726 East Main. Separato
room for ladies.
A TABLE A^'D^ExizCINAL WATER
without a peer?five gallons for 25c,
delivered?Holly Spring* Llthla
Water. Phone Monroo ?77.
W O ?d~C ?RVI N^THf?^NITiTre RE
paired. polished nnd mado to order.
Furniture upholstered, packed, etc.
II AY WARD & RHODES, 415 West
_Broad._Call phone Madison 4066.
WANTED. "THE TO KNOW
that Jahnke Bros., Jowelers, 91J
East Moln -treot, buy, sell, ex?
change and remount diamonds In
tho latest styles. Old ffold and all*
yer. taken, in exchange.
383nntrtJ.
S E CON DHi A ? D MACHINERY OF
of evory description bought at full
Value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1&23 E.
Cary St._Phone MadlHon .1526.
WANTED. TO BUY F?rTc?SH. HOUSE*
hold goods In any quantity. Fhont
Madison 3851.
fSoarotng.
WANT EU, BOARDERS FOB LARGE,
desirable second-story rooms; also
table boarders. Apply 20'J East
< ? race.
i?iifccliancoita.
La j >i ks; ' attkntion" 'now "that
Til 15 SPRING SEASON 11 as START?
ED. I have RESOLVED TO GUAR?
ANTEE EVERY SUIT 1 MAKE. AND
IF IT DOES n'>T FIT PERFECTLY,,
YOU ARE NOT OBLIGED TO TAKE
IT. I have a FULL LINE OK
BEAUTIFUL SPRING SAMPLES
FROM WHICH EVERY LADY CAN
CItOOSK SOMETHING TO PLEASE
II KB. I am STILL MAKING SUITS
at REDUCED PRICES. PLACE
YOUR ORDERS for SUITS TO BE
MADE LATER. EVERY SUIT
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. CALL
MARLY AND HAVE THE FIRST
SELECTION. YOURS REPECTFUL
LY, S. BUDMANj SUCCESSOR TO M.
BANNETT. 1?40 WEST GRACE
STREET. 'PHONE madison COIL
MATTRRrtJSES. '.
HAVE YOUR MATTBESSES REM A DB
now; sanitary methods used; reliable
work. SYDN?R & HUNDLEY, 711
East Broad Street. Madison 3204.
HAULING
IF YOU WANT YOUR HAU LING DON E
quickly and promptly at any hour.
night or day. call EPPS, the Hauler.
Phono Madison 1&51: night. Madison
57?3-L. Wagons furnished by yearly
contract.
SHOE REPAIRING-.
MEN'S .SHOES. WJiO LB -SOLED, ?1;
half-soled. 73c; ladle.?'. 60c: chil?
dren's. 40r... ami up. according to
size. Every pair sowed; no nails
or pegs. JV-st, leather. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. 716 E.
Main, rhene Monroe 2667.
F IN E U N11OLSTE RIN ? A ND M AT
T RESSES.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND Up?
holstered : mattresses made over llk?5
new; furniture and ehln-a packed
and shipped. JACOB UMLAUF. Phone
3292.
isiisssssssE! sbebbsbbbbsbbehbbbbbseh
iJo\l:t;P??^et ?ti? iLlse Strock.
BA BY CH fCK $^-fC CR EDS~AN: D BAR*
red Plymouth Bocks. S10 hundred;
strorifj. healthy, mixed breeds, *S
hundred Add res VIRGINIA FOUL
TRY YARDS, JeteravHle, Va._
NOT 1 < '.Elr - F11 ES 11 " COW S AI AVA TS
mi hand for sale. Apply to R. F.
BROADDUS, Highland Springs. Va.
R F. D No. 1.
.Sfleenngs.
Southern Ice corporation.
Richmond. Va., January 28. 1911. i
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Southern Ice Cor?
poration will he held at the office
of the corporation. Room 4?3. Mutual
Building. Richmond, Va., on WED?
NESDAY, February 191-1, at n
o'clock A. M.. for the purpose of
electing directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting,
C. E. ZOLLIKOFFER,
Spcretary.
Richmond, Va., January 14. 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Broad Street
Bank, Richmond. Va.. will be held at
their banking house on TUESDAY;
February 14. 1911. at 10 A. M.
ANDREW M. GLOVER.
_;_Cashier. j
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the
stockholders of the Jefferson Realty
Corporation will he held at the Jef- |
ferson Hotel. Richmond, Va., on
WEDNESDAY, February 1st-, at 12
o'clock.
O. F. WEISIGER,
I Secretary.
; ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKT
holders of the Richmond Transfer
Company will be held at their office.
$03 East Main Street, at 12 o'clock
noon WEDNESDAY. February S.
i9.il". W. T. HARDEN.
_Secret-a ry.
B. F. Johnson Publishing Co!
January 10. 1911.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of the B. F.
Johnson Publishing Company will
be held at the offices of the com?
pany In the city of Richmond, Va.,
WEDNESDAY', February 1, 1911. at 4
o'clock P. M.
E. L. pell, gccretar'y.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of stockholders
of the Virginia-Maryland Coal Cor?
poration will be held at Room 717.
Mutual Building. Richmond. Va;, on
TUESDAY, February 21. 1911. at 11
o'clock A. M. A. P. ADAMS, "
Secretary.
FOR SALE,
A Brunswick Household
Refrigerating Box, $200
f. o. 1). Richmond. This is an Automatic
Ice-Making and Refrigerating Box, suit?
able for household purposes or for a small
butcher shop. It can be seen by applying
(o TOWER-BINFORD ELECTRIC
AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
No. 5 Governor Street. Richmond, Va.
The Woman's College,
RICHMOND, VA.
Spring term begins February 1.
when students can enter tho several
schools to advantage.
Faculty of experienced teachers,
jspceialists in their departments. Much
individual attention given students.
Terms reasonable. Send for catalogue.
JAMES NELSON,
President.
Table d'Hole Dinner? Saturday
and Sunday evenings, 6 to 0 o'clock,
$1.50 each.
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The moBt magnificent hotel In the
South. European plan. Rooms single
and on suito, with and without baths.
Spncious sample rooms,
i. RatA,. >1.&Q. ?er day. and juiwarik
Auction &a\tfS. Sfljls 23ap.
By J. D. Carncal ?& Hon.
Beat Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 1 209 Taylor St.
By virtue of a certain de?d of trust
data May 19. 1905. and recorded in the
Richmond Chancery court clerk's bfHce,
In I). It. 18.-, c. page 70. default having
h??en made in the payment of a portion
of the debt secured thereby, ind having
been required bv the beneflc! try there?
in so to do, I will, on
MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1911.
at 1:30 P. M..
on, the premises, proceed to sell ;l |
public auction the property conv.eyed
therein, viz.,
All that lot of lano. in the city of
Richmond, Va., together with all Im?
provements thereon, beginning on tin
southern line of Taylor Street it a
point distant thereon 1S| foet more or
less, west\vaidly from the western Huh
of Re'servolr Street, theme running
(.westWardly along and fronting op. th<i
said southern tine of Taylor Street 30
fer>t, more or less, and extending buck
southwardly between lines parallel
with said western linn of Reservoli
street 120 feet, more or less, to an
alley in eomnmn 13 feet wide.
This is a splendid opportunity for a
speculator. Investor or home-seeker^ as
this property !s in a first-class rent?
ing locality and will pay well. A bar?
gain can be gotten 0y attending the
sale.
TFIRMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs of sal?, taxes and insurance to i
day of sale, end a debt of ? 1 "7.07. with
Interest from January 1?. 1911. and the
balance at six and twelve months, -with
interest at. 6 per cent., secured by a
deed of trust on the property.
JAMES LEWIS ANDERSON,
Trustee.
High Constable's Sale
I will s?ll be public, auction, on
MONI? A Y, THE :;0TH DAY OF JAN?
UARY. 1911. II O'CROCK A. M..
AT RESERVOIR PARK;
the following property, to satisfy a
distress warrant fWest End Electric
Park Co. vs. Pine Beach Miniature Rail?
road Cor.), in my hands: Three Cars.
Small Locomotive and Tendor. lot of
Tracking and two Trucks.
TERMS: Cash.
W. H. WYATT. JR..
H. C. C. R "
High Constable's Sale
1 will sell by public auction, on
MONDAY, THE 30TH DAY OF JAN?
UARY". 1911. 3 O'CLOCK P. m?
at my storehouse. No. 1306 East Frank?
lin, the following property, to satisfy
distress wnrrmts anrt executions i.i
my hands: Flat Top Piano. ShowcaHei
Roller Top D<?sks and Household Fur
nit uro.
TERMS: Cash.
W. H. WYATT, JR..
H. C, C R.
aurtton &>ales. future 2Bap&
By The Valentine Auction Co.,
A uct.ioneers.
61S East Broad Street.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
OFFICE FURNITT'RE. TRUCK, HAR
By virtue of a certain deorl of trust
recorded In Chancery Court. January
2?. 1911. from Evans Young. Inc., to
me as trustee. 1 will sell at public auc?
tion.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 31. 1911.
p.t 1,0:30 o'clock A. M..
on the premises, No. 17 South Thir?
teenth Street, the following articles:
One Iron Safe, one Typewriter and
Stand, one Stationary Desk and Stool,
one Heating Stove, two Gas Stoves, one
lot Stationery, one large Water Cooler,
onr Wardrobe, one One-Horse Tru^k.
one Set Wagon Harness, and other ar?
ticles.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
HEATH J. RAWLEY.
Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
A Fine Building Site j
30x1 40 feet, on I
TUESDAY. JANUARY 31. AT 1:30.
Opposite High School, Highland Park.
J. W. LORD. Auctioneer,
2S North Eighth Street.
By The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneers.
61S East Broad Street.
Bankrupt
Auction Sale
OF
STOCK OF CLOT HI NC, GENT'S FUR?
NISHINGS, NOTIONS. IRON SAFE,
STORE FIXTURES, ETC., OF HEN?
RIETTA SINSHEIMER, BANKRUPT,
AT NO. 1503 EAST MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
Pursuant to a decree of the District
Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia, entered
on the 20th day of January, 1911. in
tlie matter- of Henrietta Sinsheimer.
bankrupt. I will sell at public auction,
at No. 1503 East Main Street.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 31. 1911,
at 12 o'clock noon,
the entire stock and store fixtures, etc.,
of said bankrupt, consisting of a well
seleeted stock of Men's and Roys'
Clothing. Cent's Furnishings. Notions.
Hats, Caps, Shoes. Iron Safe, Store Fix?
tures, etc.. etc.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cnsh.
m EJjV IN F REG EN H EI >IE R.
Receiver in Rankruptcy,
303-304 Amer. Nat'l Bank Rhlg.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
By Harrison <SL- Bates,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
? and 7 North Eleventh St.
AUCTION SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
OF
Brick Dwellings,
Nos. 205 and 207
Preston Street
(between Second and Third), on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST, 1911,
at 4:30 P. M.,
on the prcmRes.
These houses are situated In one of
the. best sections of ol 1. Jackson Yv'ard.
and are always occupied by good,
prompt-paying tenants at $7.50 per
month each, and WO earnestly recom?
mend them as a very des'rnblo ltivej.t
ment. They must no -oil.
TERMS: Cash.
HARRR30N <& BATES.
Auctioneers.
Stlantit dtp Hesotts
GALEN HALL
AND COTTAGES
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM \
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. J
Always opoa. Always ready. Alwaysbaffjf?^
? v_.r., YOUNG. 'Gcrj'l llanaKtifc.
VALLEY PREDICTS
Many .Candidates for Various
()fficcs Springing Up All
Over State.
WELL KNOWN MAN MISSING
Friends Believe Sonic Calamity
Has Befallen kciuiiston
Kerns.
Winchester. Va , January ?Al?
though twelve months Intervene be?
tween now and election time, candi?
dates are springing up in nuny sec?
tions of tho ShenunUOah Valley, and
with the local campaigns a ltd the four- |
cornered light for ine ? at ted Stales |
seriatorshlps, It begins to look ub if
tho people will see much campaigning I
from now until next fall. A largo 1
number of small otlices are to be tilled
in tlie counties, ami according to the
present outlook none will g-> begging;
There is much dlsscntion among the
Republicans all over the Seventh Con?
gressional District, due principally to
the fact that Federal pic nu.s riot been
distributed according to tho wishes of
some of the leaders, but tn>.- Demo?
crats, as a rule, arc v.clL organised
and harmonious.
On account of an outbreak of small?
pox In the northern section of Fred?
erick county, all school children of
Winchester have been vaccinated dur?
ing tho past few days, not that there
is any disease, in the city, but as a
precautionary measure. All tlio doc?
tors were kept busy day and night
Friday anil Saturday innoculertlrig
boys and girls with the virus which
is supposed to prevent contagious dis?
eases.
What has become of Kennlston
Kerns, member of a well known faintly
Of Frederick county, is causing much
alarm and worry among numbers <it
his family. He went, toReriteloy coun?
ty last fall, and upon completing his
j work announced his Intention of re
I turning home. Thai was tho last, seen
of him, and .although strict search has
he.>n made all over this section ot
the country, he cannot be found. Re?
latives fear some calamity has over?
taken him.
Just as soon as J. M. KlbUr. a Balti?
more and Ohio Bailroad emplo5-e or
Strasburg .Junction, was a bio to leave
the Winchester Memorial Hospital,
where he. had been under medical
treatment, he hurried home, and the
following day drove' to Strasburg,
t where his marriage to Misr, Ada Gar
rett took place, the ceremony iming
! performed at the Lutheran Church
parsonage by Dr. L L. Smith.
Joseph Chrismore, a young married
man of Clarke county, who was re
I cently sent to jail here for violating
the Byrd liquor law and al.-o the local
option ordinances, was arrested again
Just as he left the Jail charged with
selling liquor without a Untied PtaUs
license. The rase was brought up
before United States Commissioner A,
J. Travenner, but It could not he
I proven that Chrismore had sold liquor
four times within sixty days, as re
i quired by the stt.tute to secure a con?
viction. He was accordingly dismissed.
A strange disease resembling dis?
temper in a severe form, hut differing
In some respects, has attacked a largo
number of horses in the northern sec?
tion of Frederick county?the snme
section in which a number of small?
pox cases have been found among peo?
ple. On the farm of Alfred Wright,
twenty head of horses are s!?-k with
the disease, and William Adams lias
eighteen horses similarly affected.
Other farmers report their horses sick,
and a number have died. Veterinary
I surgeons who have he on called jn
have not been able to determine the
exact causo of the strange disease.
I A photograph of General Stonewall
[Jackson, taken In Winchester by the
j late Nathaniel Foutzahn in tlie winter
I of 1861-1862; and which has for many
years been In the possession of the
family of Captain Thomas K. McCaw,
has been taken to Baltimore and
placed on exhibition in an art store,
where it is attracting a great deal of
attention. Veterans who were Inti?
mately acquainted with Jackson say
it is an excellent likeness of him, and
it Is expected that, an oil painting
will be made from the photograph.
Former Governor John G. Brady, of
Alaska, delivered his lecture on that
country before a large audience In the
ty Hall Auditorium on F.'Jay even?
ing under the auspices of the Winches?
ter Memorial Hospital Association.
The entire student bodies nu.l members
of the faculties of Fort Loudoun Sem?
inary and the Sherianhoah Valley
Military Academy were In the audi?
ence.
_
President William IT. Baker, tho
wealthy chocolate manufacturer and
prcs'dent of the Winchester City Coun?
cil, has presented the Frenclship Fire
Company, Of this city, with a hand?
some pair of black horses f. r their use
in pulling the fire-lighting apparatus.
The horses cost about $;"U().
W. E. Butts, a freight brakeman on
Hie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was
I struck by a bridgo near Sbcnandoah
[Junction several days ago, and was
taken to the Martinsbtirg Hospital In a
serious condition. His head was bad
I ly cut and he sustained internal In
I juries by falling.
John Stephenson, a well-known
Frederick county land owner, who
died at his homo in Winchester this
week, was in many of the hardest
! fought battles nf tho Civil War, in?
cluding Gettysburg, and was a mem?
ber of the Fifteenth Virginia Cavalry
part of the time ho served in tho
army. At the battle of Yellow Tavern
he was dangerously wounded, and for
a lung time ho was In a Richmond hos?
pital. As a member of tho staff of
fills brothor-iu-la w. General Charles
Fields, ho witnessed the. surrender at
Appohtatto.v, and saw General Leo and
Geherai Grant sign the articles of
agreement. Mr. Stephenson loaves
his widow, who was formerly Miss
Cornelia Mason, <T Frcderlcicsburg,
and ono son. W. Roy Stephenson, the
Winchester lawyer.
Tile*-policy of retrenchment on tlie
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has af?
fected n number <>f men who have for
yenrs been employed .-<s clerks In the
freight warehouses in this section, and
they have been laid off for an in?
definite period. notwithstanding tho
far t that, the tonnag? is much greater |
than It was a year ago.
on account of lack of patronage,
.Dr. D. Tucker- (ormerljt of Kew^
Report of Miller Fund December 31st,. 1910
His Excellency; W
COMMONWEALTH OF" VIRGINIA.
Second Auditor's Office.
Richmond. V?.. December 31, 1910.
Hodges Mann.
Governor of Virginia:
s'r-?Under the provision of the will of Samuel Miller, for the establish?
ment and peraetual support of a school on the manual labor principle, on a
',rac|.?' lnnd In the county of Albernarle. and the net of Assembly of February
-??. is.l. entitled an net to give effect to a compromise of the litigation In
respect to the construction and effect of th? will or Samuel Miller, deceased,
and to establish the manual labor school provided for In the twenty-fifth
clause of said will; "it Is made the duty of the .Second Auditor to open and
keep a
arate account, of the fund given in trust for the above purpose.
. to
be denominated the Miller Fund, and annually, on the 31st of December, to
make and render a true and aceuric- account of the fund, showing distinctly
and In detail the receipts and disbursements on a< count ?>( the same during
the year immediately preceding, a copy of which account, verified by the oath
of the Second Auditor, is required to be delivered to the Governor, to be bv
Mm'laid before the legislature, and another copy thereof, verified In llko
manner, to be published for one month in two newspapers?one printed in the
town of. Chariottesvllle and the other In the city or Richmond."
In discharge of this dutv. I have tho honor to present the following state
m ?n t:
Receipts and disbursements on account of the Income of the fund for 1910:
Receipt it.
Interest for si* months f ? January 1. 191?.
on $1,044,868.49 (4-5) and C per cent, reg?
istered certificate issued under act of
February 23. 1892.....
Ditto to July 1st on same, the (1-5) aro
now 5 per cent.
Jan.
July
30.969 55
30,OSO 55
Jan. 14.
Jury 2.
Mj.y 4.
Interest for six months to January 1, 1910,
on $75.000 Richmond city 4 per cent,
registered bonds.
Ditto to July 1, 1310| on same.
Nov.
dan.
July
Jan.
Feb.
July
Aug.
Interest for six months to May 1. 1910,
ort $70.000 f, per cent registered bonds
of Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
Colloge ..
Ditto to November 3, 1910, on same.
Interest on Charlott^sville city 4l? per
cent, bonds, 5160,ono, for six months to
January i. 1910.
Ditto to July I, 1010. on same.
Internst for six months on Lynchburj
bonds on $27.noo to January 1, 19i0...
On $70.oon to February 1. 1910......
On $2 7.nroi to Jtilv 1. 1910.
On $70.000 to August 1, 1910.
RSon on
1.500 00
1,750 on
1.750 00
510 on
1.4Q0 ?o
5 10 00
l.ton 00
Intercut on money deposited in Planters
National Rank from December 31, 1909,
to December 31. 1910.
Balance December 31, 1909.
5 61,939 10
3.000 no
3,500 00
7.200 00
3,SSO 00
3 27 68
220 23
DfMluirsenients, 1010,
On orrt?r of the County Court of Albernarle
of Education:
i Jan. 4. To n. B. Fulton. Superintendent, for cur?
rent and oti-.er expenses.
[Jan. 5. To R. It. Fulton, ditto'..
I Feh. 8. To R. B, Fulton, ditto.
M?-h. 8. To R. B. Fulton, ditto.
1 April 5. To R. R. Fulton, ditto.?.
I May 4. To R. B, Fulton, ditto.
Juno 7. To R, B. Fulton, ditto.i
[Jitly 2. To rt. R. Fulton, ditto.
?July B. To R. B. Fulton1, ditto.?
?ug, 2. To R. R. Fulton, ditto.
Sept. 9. To R. R. Fulton, ditto.
Oct. 4. To R p. Fulton, ditto.
Nov. 2. To R p. Fulton, dittr..
Dec. 6. To R. B. Fulton, ditto.
and approved by
3,too 00
8?5S7 22
6.1 15 95
5.9*0 77
0.3*0 44
1.79t 52
a 9on
$80
tho
067 01
Board
eo
s t
4.19?. 35
4.394 70
9.532 21
7.245 34
3.467 S3
'9.:
Jan. 10.
18.
Feb.
Mi h.
14.
h. 15
To W. R Mauplri, clerk of Alh-*mar1?
county, for work for Miller Manual I.aber
School, cf Albernarle.
To C. l.ee Moore, Notary, for takimr ac?
knowledgment of John G. Detv, Second
Auditor, and as such secretary ef the
Miller Board, to his report of the Millet
Fund for 1909.
To the Dnllv Progress for publishing report,
of 1 909.-.
To Richmond Evening Journal for pub?
lishing report of 1900.
To John G, Dew, Second Auditor, for pay?
ment of i per cent, duo him. ?3 provided
in Samuel Miller's will:
1 per cent, on $15.816.33.w..'(.<^L..?
1 per cent on $ 12,3SS. 38.....-~ .
necelptu of into.
R?ceived during the year 1910.
Ralance from 19^9.
158 16
123 S8
SO 03
91 43
50-\
75 00
IS 00
?S2 04
79,^46
220
7S
Disbursed during the year 1010.
Balance in Treasury.
$79,7
8<\n67
79.777
05
01
05
2S9 98
Securities beinnsrlng to the Miller Fund:
The following is a statement of tli" securities belonging to the
Miller Fund in the custody of the Second Auditor:
Virginia, certificate registered under act of
February 23. 1892. bearing 6 per cent.... $969.568 49
Bearing (4-51. 75.300 no
Eynchhurg city bonds (registered), 4 per
cent.
Charlottesvillo city (coupon) bonds. 4 Va
per rent .
Richmond city (registered) bonds, 4 per
cent.
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College and Polytechnic Institute t 10-40)
5 per cent. bond3 (registered).
$1.044,-868 49
97.000 00
160.000 00
75,000 00
70,000 00
Jl.-UG.S6S 43
On which an annual interest may be relied
on of $79.r.i9.to
It will be se^n by the statement of receipts and disbursements on account
of income that there is In the Treasury to the credit of the Fund In cash,
$289.96.
At a meeting of the Miller Board held December 23, 1910. it was ordered
that John G. Dew. Second Auditor and secretary of the board, refund the
S7S0 commission paid him January 15, 190s, and <?> sell $700 of the city of
Ey nth burg bonds to cover balance of $1,408.21 due the current account by the
Investment account. As slated in Inst report. John G. Dew on May 4. 1909,
advanced $1 SO to current account to meet R. B. Fulton's draft for current and
other expenses; this amount, deducted from the $7S0. will leave $600 balance
due from John G. Dew and $623.21 from sale of bonds to cover the balance
due current, account of $1,228.21. It will be seen that the i per cent, com
mlsslnn has riot been collected by John G. Dew since March 15. 1910. so tho
emount now due him will about balance the account of John G. Dew. And
the whole of said debt due from the principal to the income account would
have been settled before January 1, 1911, but for the fact that the Rynchhurg
bonds are nil of denomination of not less than $1,000. Tt being Impossible,
therefore to sell $700. n fraction of a bond, tho settlement, had to be post?
poned for further action of the Board. JOHN G DFW
Second Auditor of Virginia and Secretary of the Miller Board.
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Cltv of Richmond, to-wit:
I Jos Re Masurier. a Not.tr>
, Public in and for the city aforesaid, in the
fy that John G. Dow, Second Auditor of Virginia am?
ev"ft'mehi Vnerctarv of the Miller Manual Labor School of Albernarle. whose nam?
cx-omcld Secretary oi uie.wiu?-. ?*<???".<?? m???"> V , ' ~ ?M V
If cie-ned to the foregoing report, has acknowledged the same before me,
has niade oath that, the statements contained in said report are true to
best ; Of His knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 7th day of January, mil. ^ MASURIHR,
Notary Public.
My commission expires February IC, 1913.
"A Copy."
and
the
York, who established n hospital at
Berry ville. Clarke comity, several
years ago, has decided lo close the in?
stitution and go to his farm near the
Shenandoah River. Efforts aro being
inado by the King's Daughters, how?
ever, to keep the Institution open, and
a meeting lias been called for th's
week to seo what can be done in 10
gard to raising a fund.
A large number of people havo sub?
scribed for shares of stock In tho new
company which is being organized for
tho purpose of making an extension of
tlie trolley system from Cumberland,
Md.. to Winchester by way of the Back
Creek Valley, and those who ate in?
terested in the protect say they fully
expect to carry their plans to a suc?
cessful conclusion early in tho sprint;.
The line has already been built from
Frostburg to Cumberland, and it will
penetrate, a rich territory, passing
through the now famous Apple. Ridge,
section of Frederick and adjoining
counties, in which some of the largest
and most productive appl<o and peach
orchards In the East aro situated.
One of tho movable schools inaug?
urated recently by the Virginia De?
partment of Agfic lturo was held dur?
ing tho past week at Mlddletown, this
county. In the new Seventh District
Agricultural Digit School, under tho
direction of the principal, Professor
.lohn R. 11utchosdn. The mooting lasted
nearly nil week, and largo orowdg_nI.
tnrmors and others Interested In fann?
ing and horticulture attended the ses?
sions each ?luv. Practical lectures and
demonstrations were made by experts
from the Virginia experimental station
at Rlacksburg. and the United States
Department of Agriculture at Wash?
ington.
Paul Glynn and his pretty eighteen
ycar-old bride, who was formerly Miss
1 la seel Richard, wore. accorded a rous?
ing reception when they came baelc
from Hagerstown tlits week, after suc?
cessfully evading the girl's father and
getting married at the Maryland
Gretiia Green. Efforts were made to
reach their home at Mountain Falls
unheralded, hut friends had received
word by "phone that they were on tho
way. and as the couple approached
tho village they wore surrounded, aff
if from ambush, by people with horns,
bells, cans and other noise-making de
vlcos, and tho groom was required to
make a speech. Mr. Olynn's father,
the la to Captain .lames Olynn, was fof
many years secretary of the United
States Naval Academy at. Annapolis.
William G, Conrad, who is ono of
the candidates now being voted ou th?t
Montana Legislature for the United
States Senate, Is a native of Warren
county. Va., and maintains a fine coun?
try home ''Montana Flail," at "WhiU
Post. Clarke county, where memhers of
his family spend much time. Ho has be?
come h millionaire several times ever
since engaging in mining in Montana,
and ho has been Instrumental In de?
veloping and building up several towns
In the vicinity of Great Falls.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
O A 3 TOR I A
The Confederate Musuena
TWELFTH AND CLAY" STREETS
OPEN ? A. M. TO 5 P.M.
ADMISSION 25o. FfiKE ON aATURP/.Tft.
Tlie Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open dally from 10 A. M. to i V. lit
AduiiasioA Zfca, JTjca5ti<A ftMuzdji/ft.

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