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Want Ad. Rates
ONE CENT PER WORD
When paid in advance. No Ad.
taken for Joss than TEN
CENTS. _
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN TWENTY
FIVE CENTS when phoned in
or charged at the counter.
Classification not guaranteed
after 9:30 F. M.
f^OR B USINE S S CON?
TRACTS Phone Monroe 1 for
the WANT AD. MAN to call.
!r\'A'NTi3i:?r*2o iuen* TPcTv^n?T? Vjord
wood bv the cord. Addr?*s;j II.
'J LA ze._ 1301 Ka i t Main Stroit,
^anfei).--an ~v:xi'ehi enced mTvn
in shaft and tunnel work wants a
partner with $10.000 at once. No ?
tri flora: plenty contracts. Address
H 562. earn Times-Dispatch._
svan T EI >, a It KG i ST ich ED A SSI BT -
ant druggist at once. Apply Box
' .'to?, Hampton, Vn.
*oung,1 m en~~wanted to le~w : n
the automobile business, the best
paid of any outdoor calling: Bhort
hour;; and good pay. You can be?
come competent, U4i?l Bouuro a posi?
tion by taking a course at our prvic
tieal school; Rvory competent grad?
uate placed at once. Yon can pay
a pnrt down, and tlie balance when
you arc placed In a position. Day or
night instruction. Actual practice
on modou. cors. Our mechanical in?
struction a Spocinltv. Call or write
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
11 West Main, near Jefferson Hotel.
E?T?iTkd men, become chalk
ftutM: day or night. SOUTHERN
AUTO SCHOOL 41" Brook Avenue.
%VANTED, FLORIST; ROSE or CAR
nation grower or pot plant man:
married preferred. Must he capa?
ble. Good wag??; permanent posi?
tion. With or without duelling. F.
FALLOX. Roanoke, _ V n
XV ?nted. FOR "?. B. ARMY", ABLE
botllcd. unmarried men., between ages
of 18 and'35; cltlzonH of United States,
of good character and temperate hab
lta. who can apeak, read and write the
English language. For information ap?
ply to RECRUITING OFFICE, k20 Bast
Broad St.. Richmond. Va.; 151 Sycamore
St.. Petersburg, Y.i. or Columbia Build?
ing. Clinnhy St.. Norfolk. Va._
\YANTi:i'. -SHIPPING CLERK; MUST
be husky and able to write good
hand; Salary, five dollars i>cr week,
advanced a* worth it. Address E
048, care Tlmes-pispatch,
V. ANTEd. :OFFICE b? Y; APPLY 1N
own handwriting. Address, with
references, ll ulll , care Times-Dis?
put eh._ g _ _
V.- ANTED, IJT?T?KlTi M U ST B E
steady and have good references.
Call GOB East Main Street 7:30 to?
morrow morning. _
j"- i I iiCOMPpSITO R; MUST; 111", FIR st -
eines. Apply ?') Oovorhor Street io
day, or call Madison 3101; MR
SPARROW;_ __._
V.- VNTED. A FIRST-CLASS STONE
man; good wnfres; steady nosition.
M. s. el- D. A- UYCK CO.. Printers.
Savannah. Oh _
OOVE1:NMENT!.''.EMI'LpYES W.\NtED
?Send postal for Richmond exami?
nation schedule, FRANKLIN INSTI?
TUTE. DepM 3JS2 '..?. RochCBter. N;,:Y.
f. ? 1 LWAY MAU . Cl i'BUKfi WANTED?
Avorage Salary, $1.100. Alternate
weeks off with full nay; Preparation
free for coming Richmond examina?
tions. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Dep't ?S3 l>. Rochester. N. Y.
f:xper i E~Ntr'i:T>' custom "i -utter is
Open for a position with merchant
tailor.. Address E G52, care Tltries
Dlspatch._
WANTED, POSITION as SUPERIN
tehdent or manager on farm. Ex-'
pertenoedj refofencp ai. Address D
'j;. cure Tim<- Ids;.a trh._
w"TntEI>7~"i *? > H1 *l P >N FOR TWO OR:
three months, beginning middle oft
March, !:i private school; two years'
experience; first grade certificate,
referonce exchanges. Address P. F. ?
D. No. 3, Box '>'>. Chase <"py. Va:
WANTED, POSITION as OFFICE MAN;
or city salesman, by energetic and
capable youne man. Address E 649;]
< ..re Tii::. s-Dlspntch.
Jf5clp Wimxtzti, jfemalc.
s\ ivNTKD. A^T^tST-CaiA^S WOMAN
stenographer; must bo fast and ae
? urate. TURNULLL i TURNBULL
I .aw rencevllle. Vo.
PANTRY; LA DT WA NTED. A~PPLY TO
_ Steward, HOTEL RICHMOND;_
W ANTED, A GOOD COL*j>RED Wo?
man lb cook, work ami clean f'ir
family of three in small flat: good
wage*. Apply at 17 North Pifjh^_
\V ANTED". LADY AGE N TS. BREAK
away frotn the dead one:.-. The.
Housekeeper easy payment magri- '
zYn'd club offer;, splendid oppbrtunl
t;r-s tn secure permanent employ?
ment with good income. Apply 71 SI
Raist Grace Street, after | ;20.
CrRON EMEYF.n.
\v a~N T i: i57 >hRST-CLASS WOMAN
stenographer from March 1. for an
out-of-town position. St;ite age, ex?
perience, quallficaf ionn and salary
expected Address E 254. care Times
Dispatch. i
S^ANTEDil A jTOUNG: LADY STE x?*
rnphe.. ?0 1<> years old and ex?
perienced; must write pood hand anil
bring best reference;.. Apnly FOOT-i
kr's DYE WORKS. 219 North I
First Stn.>et. j
^ttuati?ti? Mlnntcn. 1f emale. !
wXntkl>, b y "a y oi:ncT "t?a d\\ "a !
position as oOloa; assistant or cashier:
can furnish best of references. Ad?
dress e 646. cave Times-Dispatch.
LADT DESIRES rOSTTION AS COM
pnnion or hou.Kdccoper. Address F
667; care Times-Dispatch.
,G?C^*ERIENC'eI) S-irENt-n'HL?rIlWinrE^
?niros posllion at once. Address F? 561,
caro Times-Dispatch.
^antel?u
w^a^7^t>?'t6''buV F?n c?shVru'??e-'
Hold goods tn any quantity. Phont
Madison 3851.
S-Te c o n d-ii a n tTI?Tachinery "?f
of erory description bou.ght at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 E.
. Gary St. Phono_ Madison 352S.
W,HAT HAVE YOU FOR- SALE? DO
? yott want to roll your business or j
part interest ? We will lind the cus?
tomer. p. S. ELLYSON & CO., Sales j
Agents. 2S North' N.Inth".
. ^VANTEDt!"rfb~vtor:i:< >\v f7?o ON CITY !
property worth $2,000. Address A i
5.33, ct>yoj/rlinesVDjspn tch.
w A nte d. AVAS'lTlN?T'*To~do at 122
Pulliam Stloct. B?ETTIE warnFp.
jio?t?iHg. _
^ST^HAS. K..'B^WElTst llT'lCAST
Franklin; . handsomeP, appointed
rooms, with board; large, well-ven?
tilated dining room; opening on Sec?
ond Street. Moals by day or week.
d i ^i^Xm.!?:!?RON Tnio?M7":ir2_sl3ijTl:i
Third; also single room; heated;
table hoard a ^peelalty^_
AVH e N~ yol~c?m E, if to ri c ILMCdSd)
stop where you can get a nice, clean,
comfortable bed for 50 cents; special
. attention to ?ladlcs traveling alone.
1002 Fast Clay. _
M?E .rooms, wprfT tXrliTT3'o.uTi7.
M'-ai 71'EAst Fi ank 11)i. _
?:OOMsf~wlrTi p.oa r: n." m ns. smith
30i Eas^t Grace Street.
afceal ??tate forSzalt.
vHC^riTu, 4 <Tpr^?
lotn on car Uwe. Payments. 50 cents
tvo?kiy? oast and west. Price of lot*,
5125 im?. Address II. GLAZE, 1.101
_BftBt Main.
FO11 S A L l~ FLU Y D AVKNU13 AN D
Main Street lots, ?cur tiio Soldicra'
_2Ton;c Madison 14CT.
FARMS AKD TlMBKlt" L*AJS~T">H; 1 OUR
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands: best bargaina la
Virginia. I pay your railroad fare.
"WYite for free catalogue. Address
J. R. ISLAM, Box 267. Charlottesvlll*.
V?._ J
WE CAN PLEASE YOU 1 FIRST CjALL
t<> sco us if yon wish to buy. sell '
rent or Insure. D. N. W ALK EH &
CO., Real EBtate and Insurance, No. |
J, Mutual Building (entrance corner ;
_Nlntb_ and Main)._
your rent" Account* placed
with N. W. HOWE & son insures
btst results.
WANT ED, TO SELL OLD VIRGINIA j
farm, 5oo acres, 'jr,o under cultlva- i
lion, balance in timber- located liv*
mllos from R? F. & P. R. R . 35 !
inilos north of Richmond. Price. 56.
000: no> commissions. Apply direct
to ou'hfr. M. 11. WRIQHT, Box 848,
Richmond, Va.
FOR SALET^NEW IDWELLlNOi FIVE
rooms and hall, two lots; one square
from enr line; fruit tre?-.s and poultry
yurd: :iil for S^Ou. Talk with L W.
HARRIS, llio Bust Main,
n!ne-iit3*om brick hoiTse*! cen - ?
tfali near park; south of Broad;;]
must sell <iulek. Address A 5.'14. !
care ? ? Times- Dispatch j
?2,7IC.C06 ACtTks^cTF T1 Mli~E\i e<<1:
Hale This timber lays south of the i
Potomac River, und eas: of the'
Mississippi Hlver, it is in tracts from
JJ.OoO acres to 30,000,000 acres, Bach
tract 1? scparato. P. .1. HERKELEYi
FOR*5SALE; NICE LITTLE HOME in .
<;intor Park; cheap. Bu.s 35; Dum
barton, Vh._. .
It A RE tiPPORTUnITT ES
n acres of real rich land. S-roofn, hot
water heated house! all city con?
veniences'; just outside of tho city
limits, west of the city, through
which fdur most prominent streets
in tho city will run. Plenty of shade,
and house, sits only two blocks from
car stop. This is an opportunity in
li life time; n beautiful home and a
big future as an inveRtrn'eht; Easy
terms. Call at our ofilco about this:
183-dcre farm, t? inilos of Charlottes
vllle, Vh.. one mil'; of C. &? O. sta?
tion, The farm la divided into 0
fields; 2 creeks run through farm,
watering each field; the fences are
all good: ten acres in orchard, all
bearing. a1"10" sown down in timothy
grass, from which a lino crop of
hay is cut each year. 135 acre? in
cultivation, balance In wood. Two
story dwelling, 12 rooms, s'-.ingle
roof, besides a cellar and kltcheti
attached; also large ?artet; 2: room
servants' house corner yard: also I
rootn dwelling 100 yards of main
house, and all ?outbuildings, all In
Al condition. Yard Is shaded by im?
mense oaks and other trees: hue
garden, line water, etc. Tbl? is a
snap for some one. No information
given over 'phone. AMOS & POIK
DEXTER, mo East; Main.
If you want sure West Und invest?
ments sec us, as we are thoroughly
poster! in this property and make a
specialty in this section on easy
terms..
Also beatitlfuj buihlinsr sites on P.. F.
<fc P. IL, 4 miles of the city, close
at station: }125 per acre, fronting
on railroad.
1SJ! Farm Catalogue now ready, con?
taining all of the choicest Virginia
farms for sale. AMOS & POINDEX
TER, lllO East Main Street. No in-j
f"rmation nlvtm over 'phone._|
&cal ?statc for Bent.
FIE r Y ACT.K? '.\Ni ?'lM PK< iVEMENTs'.
one mile of station: a snap, .'-t once.
Lit. wave. p)i Fast Franklin Street.
l'.'P RENT. UNE >T1NE-R< >OM hues e .
possession April 1st. Stop 15. Seven
Pines Car Line. .1. L. & A. C. MIL?
LER, Stop IT Seven Pines far Line
_r. F. , P. , No. pity._
WE, CAN PLEASE YOU! FIRST CAEL
to see us If you wish to buy, sell, j
ient or Insure. d. N. WALKER &l
CO., Real Estate and Insurance. No.
1. Mitiual Building (entrance corner
Ninth and Main)._
Coal an? "cMqoo.
LD*?N^O;S*rwpOD IS" EXAC 'I L V LI ICE AlJL
good, dry. heating wood?It lasts, and
vour work t;oes on smoother. His
ioal mike? ashe> alter it burns.
Madison lOfli) and,' 1070.
PHONE US YOUR dRISERS"l-'?R !
wood and coal of quality. We are
hero to please von. Mudlsori G00J. j
NORTHS!de wood and COAL CO.,
640 North .Sixth Street._ |
iuckory' "stove wtoqd. j
DO YOU WANT A I/^A1> OF THE;
best hickory wood In the city cut !
to stove lengths? You can get Jt
by 'phoning your order to Madison |
?*? li. Deliveries promptly made VIR
GIN JA- NO RTH CAROLINA WHEEL I
COMPANY.
i^leetings
T1113 A NN f ' A I ,*" ME ETI NO '(>V ' TH E :
j stockholders ((( tho Gans-Rady Co. 1
j will he hold at tin- office "f the com?
pany. 1005 East Main Street, Rich- I
I mond. Va.. WEDNESDAYj February
15, 1911; im 12 M.
CIEO. W. RADY, Secretary.
(iVand Lodge of Virginia. A.. F. ^ A. M.,
Grartd Secrotary's OiTice.
Richmond. Va.. February 12. 1911 j
THE 133D GRAND ANNUAL |
i?ommunlcntion of the Most Wor
s'iipful (hand Lodge of Ancient, i
1'rc,. and Accepted Masons of tho j
Male of Virginia, will ho hold in the
'Masonic Temple. corner Adams and j
I Broad Streets, in the city of Rich?
mond, on TUESDAY, February 11. 1911, j
1 at 7 ;30 o'clock P. M.
By order ol the Most Worshipful
Grantl Master.
GEO. W. CARRINGTON,
Grand Secretary. |
Til E A X N E A L IME ET 1N< f" t) i V TH i-:
stockholders of the Virginia Hot
Springs Company, for the purpose of
electing directors, and for the trans?
act ion "f such other business as niav
1 lawfully come before the said meet
j ing. including the approval of all
; of tltc acts of 'be hoard of diroctoVs
and all committees thereof, of the
said company, in the past j>e.tr, will
he held at tito ofilco of the com
I pany. Homestead Hotel. Hot
Spring-. Virginia, on TUESDAY,
the i'Sth day of February, mil. at
13 M. Tho transfer hooka will closo
Wednesday, Fobr?ary 22. i?n, at s>
V M? and remain closed until 1?; a,
Mi Wednesday, March 1. 1911.
A. TREVVETT. Secretary.
OFFICB
The Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
Richmond, Va.. Fob. 7. 1911,
I ANNUAL MEETING OF StOGKHOLD
i ? ERS.?The regular annuol meeting
of Stockholders will be held at tho
I company's office.. No. 10l,S East Main
Street, Rimmond. Va., on TUESDAY;
'.'1st instant, at 12 M. Transfer books
win oc closed from Fobr?ary U to
February 23. 1911.
! William it. McCarthy.
! Secretary.
Richmond; Va.. jf.nuary 14, 1011.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the
! stockholders of tha Broad Strcot
Bank, Richmond, Va.. will b% held at
tneir hanking liouse ot) TUESDAY^]
February 14. 1911, at 10 A. M.
andrew M. glover,
Cashlor. i
THE ANNUAL MEETING OR THE j
stockholders of tho . E. R. Taylor
Company, will in* lield at the offlco J
of tho company. No. 1011 E;i3t Main
Street, Rlchftiond, Va., TUESDAY,
February 21. 191?', p t 3 P. M.
1 W. e. HENDERSON;
Secretary.
DAILY PUZZLES
fttrUfcs
A symbol of Valentino Day>
AXSYVKIt TO VCSTBUDAV'S i'TJKZLBjj
Lnildcr.
jFnr ?s>alc.
FOR SALKi SOOlOOO OLD BRICKS IN
Jots of 5,000. end tip, for L"> per 1,000,
on SIXtli Street. Phone Madison IS&2I
W. DAVIS ; BRO._
RETAIL SDRUO STORE ON ONE OF
the principal business streets of Nor- !
fr.?ju. va? doing a business of over
125,000 a year. Will sell at inven?
tory. Good reasons for Selling;
000 cash required. Address B 510,
care Tlroes- Dispatch.
WE HAVE BARGAINS. IN :fVcOND~
haiid wagons arid buggies. These, aro
vehicles that wore taken in ex?
change and must bo aoid at a sacri?
fice to make room for now sprint: j
stock coming: in. Prices from $15 to i
?5P. ^,V_ MEY ER'S SONS._|
EXTRA LARGE SIZE MANTLE MTRf
rors; slzea tixS 1-2 feet and smaller:
in ?ilt and walnut frames. Here
bargains, at S. J. LONDON'S, 1531
E. Main Street._
FOR SAL Et WINTER OATS; PRESENT
price. 00 cents per bushel. Sample
at 1111 East Main Street. LEWIS
GlNTER LAND AND IMPROVEMENT.
COMPANY._
E?Tr'WAGONS. GO TO K1CUARDSON
BEOS.. ??:. Brook Avenue-._
WANTED, TO;. SELL'i .SURREY, GOOD
as new, iialf price; also reed organ',
aiso baby carriage, Phone Madison
1 IG'J-.I._u_
EINEST AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
none at R. II. BOSH ER'S SONS. 16
South Ninth Street.
LL'M EFSHi EA? HS, >\i iNULh.>, ?Aar,,
blinds, doors. WOOD>VARD & SON,
Ninth and Arch. Richmond. Va.
FOR_SALE. ON!*: SINGLE TRUCK,
hrst-class condition. Apply at No. 2
West C.u
jtrooi
ONE RUBBER TIRE RUNABOUT, S30:
one rubber-tire top buggy, ?f,o: one
Surrey, =;T?; two top wagons, 520 arid
S3.",; two open wagons, S35 and $;5:
one single truck, one double truck.
Terms reasonable. THOS. H. DUKE
&- CO., SQ4 Brook .Avo.
WE 1L\"VE THE MOST STYLISH RUB~
ber-tire too buggies for the least
money that can be had in town. Call
and investigate. A. MEYER'S SONS, j
7 31 Ea ki c;lry._
TUB ?R1STOW-YVORSHAM;?CO.. ,1435 !
East Main Street, not the oldest or j
the largest, but wo hove the. goods
ar.d prices. We are offering this j
week a car of special business bujff
gi?j*, They possess quality; are spe?
cially designed for comfort and con?
venient. Look them over.
we are offering the latest '
style storm buggies on the market.
we are offering two sets of
heavy double-truck harness at re?
duced prices.
WE ARE OFFERING ONE SINGLE
second-hand firm wagon cheap, THE
B RI STOW-WQRS HA M CO., 1135 E.
Main St roe;.
NOTICES OF DISSOLUTION.?NOTICE
IS hereby given that the copartner?
ship heretofore existing between B >
C. Brlstow and R. e. Mitchell, Under
the firm name of B, C. Brlstow & Co..
doing business at No. 15 North Eigll- |
tcerith Street. Richmond. Virginia, j
has l-een this day dissolved by mu?
tual consent. R. e. Mitchell has re?
nt- d from said firm and business.
I ait the said B. C Brlstow will con
Unite the business at the same place:
arid iinder the tame firm name.
Dated Richmond. Va., Feb. i. 1911.
B. C. BRIST?.W,
_ _ : R. ,.e. MITCHELL.
LEARN To DANCE."
AT PROF. BELEEZZA AND SCELZ1
Dancing Academy, on Fourth, be?
tween Br>'-ol and Grace. Lessons
every Monday, Wednesday and Thurs?
day r.igius. Regular dance every]
Tuesday; Friday and Saturday nights
at S:S0. Admission, ??c: ladies free.
Pay class Tuesday and Thursday at
3:30; Saturday at 2:30. Matinee
dance every Saturday at 1:30. Prl
ay'ie lessons any hour in the day by
appointment. For further infortna
tlon call at i he hail from 3 to 5 P M.
CITY PROPERTY, BUILDING LOTS
and farms wanted tor auction saleB.
We have been most successful lately
in selling property under the ham?
mer, .and can sell vours. NOONAND
SON REALTY CORPORATION. Rusi-|
ness and property exchange. L'S North !
Eighth Street. .1. W. Lord, auc- i
tioneor._ _ _
TO AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE i
Agents?The advertiser is desirous
of making an engagement with a
llrnt of good stand in a in this city.
Havln-r had many years oracllcal ex
porienco as an auctioneer and estalo !
man, unequalled services can bo se?
cured, together with some amount of j
local business; reasonably remuner?
ation only. Address C 593, raru i
Times.-Dispatch.
5Te\V york-SIIQB SHINE, AND HAT
Cleaning removed from S10 East ]
Main to 72G East Main. Separate |
room for ladle;5.
Wanted, the pub. - ? ro know
that Jahnks Bros.. Jewelers; 913
East Main troet. buy. soil, es.
change and remount diamonds In
the latest stylos. Old gold and sil?
ver taken in exchange.
1 C~sT? E ll VSON ~&~CO~c??l"eCTION
Agency, North Ninth. Bills col?
lected promptly In and out the city
BE~sT aut~5m?bileT"p5tnfiTTg~':'^o"ni:;
at r. Hi BOSIlEB's sons. 15 South
Ninth Street.
your rent"* ""a'cc??nt i"""lTced
with n. w. bowe & SON Insures
best results.
Richmond, VnCi February 7. 1911.
REV. JOS E Pi I DAVIS, GEO. IIAYNES.
Mi s. II. O. Hudglns ami R. C. Hi ax
ton, holding storage receipts tor
household goods stored in my stor?
age department. GUI West Main
Street, will take notice that uhlesri
storage and other charges aro paid j
on or before. FEBRUARY 15, 101IY.
tho same will be sold to cover;said '
charges at 60u W. Main Street, bo- I
ginning at 10:30 A- M.
W. FRED RICHARDSON.
A BEAUTIFUL GROVE AVENUE*" lot,
full depth; running through to Han?
over Street; location unsurpassed;
price $10 lower than anything on
tliis lovely avenue; close to new col?
lege and Battle Abbey. Sec me Mon?
day. l. W. HARRIS, 1110 East Main.
Sc the STATED co mm
'XX of Sl- ?l"!!!s'-s i-odgc;
'7 cicm, Fred and Acedi
ST A T E D COM MEN ICAT fi >'N
No. ::.;. .\N
_Jptpd Masons.
will he liold in its lodge room at tho
Musonic Toni pi o THIS (Tuesday) EVE?
NING, February I!, at ,7:3? o'clock.
Every me...her of tho lodge .is' re?
quested to attend, and members of sis*
tor lodges and transient brethren arc
frhtofrihlly Invited to unite with us.
By order of Ute Worshipful Master,
OSCAR .1 ADAMS.
Beere tar v.
Jealous Man Murders Young
Woman, Then Ends His
Own Life.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch i
R?anoke, Va.. February ?J. w.
Powoil tafternoon murdered Mios
Maud West, near her borne at Buch
unan, nmply'iiR two loads: fr-?:-i a *hot
guii into thy young woman's body. Fol?
lowing1 thi3 he turned the tf?n on him
self, blowing out his own brains.
While the young woman was on the
way to u mail box to post a letter
Powell stopped put from a thicket, and
opened Uro on her. lie -hot her twice.
? me load going into her breast and the.
other Into her right arm. She fell, arid
lio placed the muzzle of the gun to h'n
head and blew out his brains, arid foil
at. her feet. A small boy witnessed the
tragedy, but beforo he bad given the
alarm Mrs. ?.?off. who lives near, heard
the shots and went i>. the place whore
the horrible sight met her gaze. Both
were dead.
It !.-; stated thai the young man is
from M?nford, Bedfoid county, and Is
a former, twerity-'cight years of atro.
lie had been corresponding with the
young woman, and was very much in
love with he-,-. Ho carno to Buchanan
yesterday and called on her last night
He found another youus man there,
and became very angry. He stayed
but a ?hort while, and as !i" went out
of the door ho whs heard to remark
S'Qlir.ttOtS tinD b./ ilr ???']} <
W A N' TE \'>T~ESiIAN FO 1: V ROFTT
a'de fide line; non(] commission*. NO
TEAR hohl: PROTECTOIt no.. Box
77:.'. Portland. Me.
EA IU~7y S~PRING H~M'<? VEST SEASON
calendar and novelty salesmen. vVc
whin Virglna men: full Hue. KEN
N E D Y - BR? WN-HA LI * CO., .fackson
v?le. Fla.
?xeal estare t?HauteD.
YOUR ' RENT" 'ACCOUNT^ PLACED
with N. W. BOWE & SON insu.?s
best results. _
j i^ooms for "&Ent.
CLEAN.*"'NE W LV' F? RN 1 Si I El > Rt')OMS.
! PhOne Madison 22oO-J. Transients.
Permanent: batr.3, central. THE
WELLINGTON. Dl 1 East Clay Street.
FURNISHED rooms FOR RENT.
Apply CIO North Eighth Street.
UN FU i WISHED" ROOMS FOR BLENT.
Apply ?". North Sixth .Street._
$ersoual?._
Si! M aV~1 i A lit""" BGu6HT~~ AND ' solo
at HUGHES'S. 201> North Third.
now isTthe time to have Your
automobile painted tor spring. The
best work at R. H. BOSHER'S SONS.
1 r, South Ninth__S trc-et._
YOUR RENT ACCOLN'i placed
with N. W. BOWE &. SON Insures
best results.
LADIES, GIVE THE ORDER FOR
YOUR SPRING SLIT NOW, AS I
ACCEPT ONLY AS MANY ORDERS
AS I CAN FINISH WIT! I CREDIT
TO MYSELF AND SATISFACTION
TO MY CUSTOMERS. 1 HAVE IN
ARE OF THE NEWEST MATERIALS
JN A VARIETY OF COLORS ANT)
SHADES FOR THE SPRING. ALSO
THE LATEST IN STYLES SENT DI?
RECTLY FROM THE FASHION
CENTRES OF THE WORLD. H.
, LEWIS. I/AD T ES' TAILOR. 202 N.
FIRST STREET. PHONE MONROE
I 26f,.",.
tB us in ess <&: t ?13 o r tuti it tea,
wanted,""'"?"""'TaktyT that ""has
f2,GO0 cash to put in an enterprise
Chat will pay handsome: pood se
? irlty given for the 12,000 untilsatls
iied with enterprise. Address it.
GLAZE. 1301 East Main.
W E CAN EE PAIR SOUR ?UTOM?
bile springs; bpdy, top, cushions,
wheels and paint in the finest man?
ner. R. H. BOSHER'S SONS. 15 S.
Ninth Street._?_
YOUR REKt VCC??NT PLACED
I with N. W. BOWE & SON insures
best resv.Its.
~^iisctUancoiS7~
j AvTNDOAV, GLEANING. : {
WAXING AND STAINING FLOORS.
old stains rernoved; general house
1 t^vanlrig, i-.irr"! and matting laying.
_WJLLTAM JOHNSON. Monroe 31^0.
I shoe; re pair ing.
! MEN'S SHOES. WHOLE-SOled, 51;
half-poled. 7 5c: ladles', 00c. chil?
dren's. 40c... and up, nocordinp tn
size. Every pair sewer]; no nails
I or peps. Best leather. drew's
I ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY". 716 E
i Main. Rhone Monroe 2667.
MAT T RteSbESs.
HAVE TOUR MATTRESSES REMADE
now. sanitary methods used; reliable
WOl'k. SYDNOR <fc HUNDLEY, 'ill
East Broad Street Madison o204.
~~ HAULING*.
! IF V?U WANT YOUR HAULING DONE
i quickly and promptly at any hour.
night or day. call EPPS. the Hauler.
Phono Madison 1s51; night. Madison
570.1-1.. Wagons furnished by yearly
contract.
SAFES
THE M?SLER SAFE COMPANY BANK
safes, the Mangnniso Screw-door arid
Corless, fl.ro arid burglar proof vaults,
(ire proof safes, etc. Address for
catalogue and e.-tinifi ley. <;. t.
CRALLE, Agent for Virginia and
North Carolina. Blacltstono, Va.
WATC\t iII3PAIKINO.
YOUR WATC 11 REPAIRED OR
cleaned by WM. TOBIEN, J R. is a
guarantee that it is done properly.
Twenty years' experience. Cleaning,
SI: main springs, ?1. 40S E?=? Croad
Street. 411 work puaranteed.
bakery.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR DRINK
aid's layer and pound eskes. Thev
are delicious. DRINKARD'S, 123 1-3
! N. Sixth. _ ~"
j A LARGE POUND OAKEi'FOR 25c. AT
I DRINKARD'S. \2X 1 ? 3 North Sixth.
I y ."i- ???-?:-.. '?:?; - ? i j i> j;-,, }
I ONltrCvMILY'CoifSInAYlOsHf?aiTL Y
; horse; work In any harness, dun;
i or single, absolutely gentle and
; sound': fc-irless: dark hay. nine vaar?
; old. t. G. POQLV{; Virgil in a. Va]
EGGS! EGG.sT--.FOR SALE, SINGLE^
comb white Leghorn eggs ^1 per
I settiniT of 13; Indian Runner Duck
i .eggs. $1 per setting of n. w. M.
_ .MiE\M. R. F. D.._No. 4. City.
I HORSE; good. USEFUL "ANIMAL".
for sale; price, 850; suit farmer or
I general carter Call at ?-?', West
T">ylor Street. .
; SH?ATS ?nd JERUSALEM \7uf"
| Chokes. ARCADIA STOCK FA UM.
j Durriborton. Va._
W A NTEDi TOl BUY "> ] Oil C; .TERSI3Y
or Guernsey cows. LOUIS D. ELLIS,
I R. F. i>. No i. Richmond: Vri. 'Phone
! i S fj - R.
FOR. SALE, R.""< ; illtOWN -legijohn
and R. g. White Wyandotte cocker?
els: purp strain. Aply to MRS. o. R.
TAYLOR. S.;bot. \'n.
NEWLY KEM< 'DEEED* "PR J V AT E E n"
Irani'" llfi West ora< e.
I'Ni-'ii.-Nistn'.i' i'i.\T i'oi: kent!
Aon!-.- 5 Noi'Ui Sixth Strc?L
that ho would put "hot lead Into aomo
one,"
Powell knew that tho young woman
went to tho mall box at a certain hour
arid he hung about tho place. An abo
am?; toward tho box ho concealed him
self In some bushes, on tho side of tho
road, and gave her no warning, shoot?
ing her afi ho stepped out. Miss West
waa eighteen years of age.
The coroner decidod that on Inquest
was unnecessary. Mies Weet'n body
was taken to tho West homo, while
that of Powell was turned over to tilt
undertaker.
Tho tragedy occurred a short dir.
tarico from Buchanan, and has caused'
loral excitement hero, where tho young ?
girl Is well known.
Miss West wuh tho daughter of
Chris West, who is manager on W. Ft, I
Bears farm. The killing took place;
mar the homo of the young woman.
[Special to The Times-Dlrjpateh.l
Ashland, Va.. February 13.?Thej
Town Council, at Its regular meeting,1
held on Fobruary 0, adopted the annual!
budget submitted by tho Finance Com
rrdttce through s. J. Doswell, chair-j
man. Tho valuer, on real estate, per?
sonal property and corporations show
nn Increase over last year's assessment
! of ? 13,360.10. This I? riot based on!
?the assessment made In 1910, but on i
the value of the property, made up by J
, the comriiissioner of the revenue for
the year 1910. Increased appropriations ,
I wer3 made to schools of $165; town'
j sergeant. $60; night watchman. $-18 ;|
slroats, $50: sinking fund, ?17 '? ]
An abstract from tho report gives J
j the following figure's;
iiudgct, ton.
Ashland, Va., Fob. 10, 1911.
To tho Council of tho Town of Ash?
land. Va.:
Gentlemen,?Your Finance Committee!
respectfully reports that it appears j
from tho real and personal property
books of Ashland for the ycar 1910 thatj
tho taxable values in Ashland and the,
revenue from the same at 41 on every j
$100 are as follows:
Values. Revenue.
Real '-state.$379,127 50
Personal property .. 142.535 00
Corporations . 10.150 10
$510,863 00
$5,10S 03
! Capitation tax estimated at... 133 50
i Licenses tax estimated at. 500 00 '
Dogs' tax estimated at. Sfi 50
I Fines . 100 00
I -
5G.22S 65
j Based upon tili? estimated revenue.
I your committee recommends that tho
: appropriations be ns follows:
APPROPRIATIONS.
i Interest on bonded debt.$ 600 00
I Interest on town real estate
! loan . 7S 00
Interest on jail bond.;. 19 50
Interest on public school bond
No. 1 . 125 00
! Interest oh public schools bond
No. 2. 100 00
Interest on concrete paving
debt . 100 00
Concrete paving debt. 5(03 00 ]
Public free schools. 1,400 00
j Street improvement and drnlri
- age . 750 00
' Salary, chairman Street Com?
mittee . 50 00
Salary, Mayor . 1S5 00
' Salary, Tax Collector. ISO 00
Salary, Treasurer and Secre?
tary .?. 60 00
Salary, Sergeant . 1?0 30
Salary, Strec Commissioner. . ISO 00
Salary, night watchman. 1 (>S 00
Salary, Commissioner of Reve?
nue . 30 00
Lights . 175 00
Fire Cammitte? and water rent GO oo
Health ..? 15 00
Poor . 15 00
Rent Council Chamber. 60 0 5
Incidentals . 200 00
Sinking fund . 500 no
Delinquents and insolvents... 16S 15
JC.22S 65
MAIL SERVICE UCLAVED.
Order of i?o*f-OtIW Department l!c
crime* KfToottvc nf Bristol.
) Special I o The Tirhes-Dispatch.]
Bristol, Va.. February 13.?The order
of the Post-Office Department, to tak
"the slac k" out of the railway mail
service, which went into effect between
Bristol and Chattanooga to-day, re
sttlte.d in nn order to cut out here the
postal car on the Washington-Chatta?
nooga fast train. This was.done. and
t^i-- train proceeded without a mail car.
and the only mall carried was that in
through pouches, which a-a? dumped,
into the baggage cari All the mall c.r
Bristol. Including that in the boxes at
tin- depot and that, carried to the train
from hotels and business houses, was
i "salted down'' on tho depot platform,
where it was held five and a half hours
I until tho next train. Ali East Tennes
? see points were similarly affected.
The business community la wrought,
up over Pie affair, and" If not cor- j
reeled mall service between the East |
and South will be seriously affected. |
f.m-.fH School to Wed.
(Sp.-cial to Tho Times-Dispatch.]
WiHehestbr. Va.. Fobruary 13.?Bo
lieviug housekeeping to bo more at?
tractive than nursuing Studie., In coun?
try school, Miss Ruth Virginia Shreck.
da nchter of .lohn Shreck. of Clarke
county, laid aside her school hook",
came t-j Winchester this afternoon, and
wp.s- married to pnvid Washington
Eellncr by Rev. H. Richardson. The
bride's mother arranged for the wed?
ding.
Expected to rCcoover.
I Special tn The Tlmes-Dlspateh.]
IVirichesler. Va.. February 13.?Al?
though his spine is broken, doctors
have hopes or saving the lifo or John
Porter, now In Dr. Tucker's hospital
at Berryvlllo. He wns on a Norfolk
snd Western Railway freight t;\\Ui
when two cars buckled, breaking his
.'?pi lie.
23aniu-upl Matins.'
Tri ine matter of j No lOOl,
In
NOTICE OF first meeting <Sp
creditors.
j
i smith'"V.-. ' woodall,
a partnership, and Al?
bert W. Smith and e,
Franklin Woodall, in?
dividuals.
Bankrupt. I Bankruptcy.
n The district court of the
; exited states for the east?
ern district of virginia:
To the creditors of SMITH WOOD
ALL, p:trtnorship, and ALBERT
W. SMITH and E. FRANKLIN
WOODALL. Individuals, of Rich
i mond. in tho county of H*n
rlco. and district aforesaid?Bank?
rupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
10TH day of FEBRUARY". A. ix P.Hi
the said SMITH & woo da i.e. a part?
nership, and ALBERT W. smith ami
I E. FRANKLIN WOODALL, individuals,
were duly adjudicated bankrupt, and
thai lllrt first meeting of their creditors
w ill bo liehl In mv itfiice, Rooms Nos. 802
arid Sd3, American National Bank Build?
ing. Richmond. Va.. op tho 2 ITH DAY
' OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1911. at 10 o'clock
I in the forenoon, ai which time the
said creditors may attend. prove
j their claims, appoint a trustee, ex?
amine the bankiiiiu. and transact such
other business as may property coma
before said meeting.
TIIOS, E. SNEAD,
Before* in Bankruptcy
Februar* irnM. li/.U
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED .STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
.lames A. Strother, trustee,
vs.
I. Lovlnson and Harry ICIoln, doing
business aa I. Levlnson gs Com?
pany; .1. h. Coazlns. Tr? and In
nts own right: Batista M. Edwards,
Admx. of Thomas II. Edwards, Tr.;
S. Lovlnson.
On motion of tho plaintiff by coun
pcl, It appearing that S. Levlnson, who
is a party to this suit and who la i
not an inhabitant of this district, nor
found within thi3 district, nor has !
Voluntarily entered his appoa.rancc, !
ftnd that personal service upon him ?
v as not practical; was not Included!
hi the order heretofore oniored in this
cause on the P.lst day of December, j
UMo. wherein it. was directed that ah 1
order of publication be had as to I. I
Lovlnson and Harry Klein, it Is hereby !
ordered that tho said last named order
heretofore entered he. and tho same
Ik hereby, vacated. And on motion of
tho plaintiff by counsel, it. appearing
from an affidavit made and tiled in this
cause, that. I. Levlnson, Harry Klein
and S Levlnson, defendants, are riot
inhabitants of this district, nor found
within this district, nor have volun?
tarily entered their appearance, and
that personal service upon them Is not
practicable, it is hereby ordered that
the said I. Levlnson and Harry Klein
find S. Lovlnson do appear, plead,
answer or demur to the bill filed by
tho plaintiff herein on or before the
16th day of March. 1911. and In de?
fault thereof that the court will pro?
ceed to tho hearing and adjudication
of sild sxilt: find that this order sholl
be published In The Times-Dispatch, a
newspaper of general circulation, pub?
lished In the city of Richmond, Vn..
once a. week for six consecutive weeks.
Richmond. Vn.. January 20, 1011;
EDMUND WADD1LL. JR..
United States District Judge.
A True Copy?Attest:
JOSEPH P. BRADT. Clerk.
OFLAHERTY t FULTON, d. q.
ISanUrupt JlotieES.
n^StIce^?I^^?of
creditors.
In tho matter of 1 No. 033.
edwin P. PHILLIPS, y In
Bankrupt. ) Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of EDWIN B. PHIL?
LIPS, of Richmond, in the county of
Henrico. and district af orcsaid
Bank rupt:
Notice is hereby civen that on the
OTH DAY OP FEBRUARY; A. D. 1911.
f'ne said EDWIN n. PHILLIPS was
duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that
the first meotinur of his creditors will
be held in my otlice, Rooms Nop. 802
end SO", American National Rank
Building. Richmond. Va.. on the 2 ITH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. D. 1911, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors may at?
tend, prove theirs claims, appoint ft
trstoe. examine the bankrupt. and
transact such, other business us may
properly come before said meeting.
TIIOS. B. SNEAD.
Referee iti Bankruptcy.
February 13, 1911.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
In the matter of ) No. 1000.
kate P. COBB, \ In
Bankrupt. ' Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN D f STRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of kate P. COBB. of
Richmond, in the county of llenrico.
and district aforesaid?Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
f'TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1011,
the said KATE P, COBB was duly ad?
judicated bankrupt, and that the Urst
meeting of his creditors will be held
in my Office; Rooms Nos. S02 and SOP.
American National Bank Building;
Richmond. Va., on the 2lTH DAY of
FEBRUARY, A. D. 1011, til 1" o'clock
in tho forenoon at which ''time tho
sold creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other bus?
iness as may properly come before said
meeting.
THOS. n SNEAD.
Referee |p Bankruptcy,
February in. 1911.
By Elam & Furiaten;
Real Estate Auctioneers.
EXECUT?tv?' PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF THE
ELIGIBLY LOCATED AND HIGHLY
VALUABLE RESIDENCE.
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF
THE LATE DR. JOHN S.
WELLFORD,
No. 313 E. Grace St.
The undersigned, executors of Dr.
John S. Well ford, deceased, will sell by
public auction on tho premises, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1911,
at 4 o'clock p. M., the above named
well known and most desirable, resi?
dence, long the residence and office of
the late. Dr. Wellford, situate No. 3 ib,
on south side Grace Street between
Third and Fourth Streets, the lot front?
ing about. 3? 1.-12 feet, with depth be
twoeri parallel lines of about. 150 fpf't
to the wide paved alloy in rear. Tho
residence Is a most substantial de?
tached, spacious nnd well-appointed
one of two stories and English basc'
morit, containing about ten rooms, hay?
ing the usual modern conveniences,
with wide space on both aides, afford?
ing ample light and ventilation, ana
being especially well adapted to resi?
dence, and olllce combined, ;he prom- I
ises belnsr in pood repair.
The purchaser will be. given posses?
sion at once. This property, so con- |
venlenlly and pleasantly located, so
substantial nnd desirable. In construe*
tlon, and having trir> assurance of con?
tinued enhancement In vnltie, appeals
as well to the Investor as to tho phy- j
slclan and the home-seeker, and nil
persons interested are. cordially In?
vited to inspect the property and nt
tr.nd tho sale promptly at tho hour!
named.
The premises may he seen before the.
time of s^le by appointment with thn|
auctioneers, and will be open at time
of sale.
TERMS: One-third cash, the residue
In two equal Instalments at ono nn?i
two years, with Interest thereon, pay?
able "quarterly; the purchaser to give
negotiable notes for the deferred pay?
ments and the interest, nnd secures
tho fame by deed of trust upon'the
property.
E T. CRUMP,
B. RAND. WELLFOBD.
Executors.
Elam & Funsten, Auctioneers.
Win. B. Plzziril Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
723 East Main Street.
Af Fee request of the owner, we will
offer for sale at public auction, on tho
premise?, that desirable, well located
property known as
No. 1421 W. Clay St.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 14,
at 4;30 r. M,
This is a- substantially built two
story detached franio dwolllng of eight
rooms, lighted by electric lights, hot
ririd cold >vtUer; all in splendid order:
lot SOxl?O; stable In rear of lot; rent?
ing fdr $2;: per month to a good tenant.
For a home or as nil investment, this
Is an exceptional offer. '
TERMS: Liberal, and announce,! m
sale.
Owing to the Inclement weather, thhs
: ,ile |s postponed llrilll TU ESDAY,
February i i, iviii p m.
By E3. A. Catlln A Co.
Business Property
No. 3 Governor Street
Wfl will sell at auction, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15,
at 1 o'clock P. M.,
that exceptionally woll located buai
noss property. No. 3 Governor Street.
It 1b needless to say that thin location,
is convenient to tha moat Important
commercial interest, of Richmond, and
it is hard to conceive than It will evev
decline In valuo. Tho property is oc?
cupied by an excellent tenant, whose,
lcaso will expire .Inno 1. 1013. To those
who aro seeking a remunerative in?
come on an absolutely safe investment
or to those whose business requires
t!iem to bo convenient to tho banking
or heavy mercantile houses of tho city,
this nropcrty should strongly commend
Itself;
TERMS: Will bo mado easy tt desired.
E. A. CAT EIN ?c CO.
By A. C. Harman.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS' SALE
OF
DESIRABLE CORNER BUILDING
DOTS ON TDK SOUTHEAST COR?
NER OF SEVENTEENTH AND AC?
COMMODATION STREETS, FIFTY
FEET FRONT BY 120 FEE DEEP.
TO PAGE STREET.
Tn elocution of a decree of the Chan?
cery Court of tho city of Richmond,'
entered December 21, 1910, In tho suit
of Mary B. Crockfbrd vs. E. R. Brown,
wo will sell by auction, on the prem?
ises, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1911.
at 4:30 o'clock P. M.,
tho.'c desirably located lots above re?
ferred to, situated at tho southeast
corner of Seventeenth and Accommoda?
tion Streets, fronting tlfty feet on
Seventeenth Street anil extending hack
Uetweon parallel linos 120 feev to Pago
Street, being lots Nos. 17 and IS iti
Brown, Pago and Gamble's Plan.
TERMS: For cash aulllclent to pay
the sum of $525, with interest from
July 1, 190 s. tho costs of this suit ana
sale, and all taxes to day of sale; tho
residue upon a credit of hIx months,
evidenced by promissory note, with
interest from date of sale, title re?
tained until paid and a deed is or?
dered by tlie court.
W. IX CA ED WELL,
W. C. PULIAM,
Special Commissioners.
I certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the Special Com
misKldners has been duly given.
Given under my hand 'this ltlt day of
February. 1911.
Teste; OHAS. O. SAV1LLE.
Clerk.
PHP. ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
on nocount. of rain until
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1311.
at 1:30 o'clock P. M.
W. D. CARDWELL,
W. c. p ULLI AM.
Special Commissioners.
R. B. Chafhn ?.t Co., Inc.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
1111 East Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF
Farm of Fifty Acres
NEAR HIGHLAND SPRINGS.
At the request of tho owner, we will
sell tit public auction, at the front door
of Henrlc.o county Courthouse, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1911.
at i o'clock P. M..
tho following described tract of land,
being the property or H. E. MardjUlssi
Bounded by tho lands of A. IX Teske,
now owned by Prokop and Meier, run?
ning northwardly 4,250 feet to Chioka
hominy River; thence along said river
eastwardly to marked willow oak:
thence southwardly 4,250 feet, and
thence westwardly about 750 feet to
point of beginning, containing 50 acres,
mere or less. Dwelling house and out?
buildings for immediate farming oper?
ations, and was formerly the estate of
A. F. Felt?.
TERMS: Easy und announced at sale.
R. B. CHAFFIN it CO., INC..
Auctioneers.
By .Toon T. Goddln ?- Co.,
Real Estate and Loans,
Bank and Eleventh Streets.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
A VACANT LOT ON BEVERLY
STREET. BETWEEN BEECH AND
LINDEN STREETS.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust
from Robert C. Randolph, dated Jan?
uary 3, 1910, to the undersigned trus?
ts and recorded in Richmond Chan?
cery Court in 1 >. D. 205 A. page J10,
default having been made in payment
of the debt secured therein, and being
required by tho beneficiary s<i to do,
the undersigned will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY til. 1011.
at 4:30 P. M.,
the property described in said dncd:
as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or pa roe.
of land lying and being In the city of
Richmond, fronting 51 feet $ Inches
On l he north side of Beverly Streot,
and beginning thereon 90 feet from tho
Intersection of Beech Street, and run?
ning -.hence along Beverly Street 51'
feet S inches, more or less, and ex?
tending back northwardly bet woo n\
parallel litter i. io feet to an alley:
thence along said alley and parallel to*
Beverly Street 51 foet S inches.
TERMS; Enough In cash to pay ths
expense*, of sale, ail taxes that may b-S
duo; also a ratable proportion of taxea
for this year, n note of $0.00 duo July
5. 1910, with Interest; a note of $9.0.0
duo January 5. PHI. with interest; a
note, for $300.00, due January 5. 1011,
with interest, nr.d the rosiduo at ona
and two years, negotiable notes, in?
terest added, and socurod by a deed
of trust on tho property.
W, A. WILLEROY.
Trustee.
Bv J. Thompson Brown &. Co.,
1113 Main Street.
Good Fairmotmt
Home
No. Hi:*, corner Twenty-fourth and P,
Street;, at public auction, on premlsos.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 15. 5 P. M?
on extra easy terms.
Two stories; detached! seven rooms'
wide corner lot; city water and aewcr,
A good paying investment or a ?nun
home.
YOUR. RENT WILL BUY.
Coma ami put your rent money in
!:, either for a home or for profit.
J. THOMPSON BROWN &. CO..
Auctioneers.
Stlantci City ?Uaovt?
GALEN HALL"
AND COVTAGES
HQ ret AND SANATORIUM
ATLANTIC CITY, N. 4*
4Jrf&7s op?tj. Always ready. 'Alt7C7sbHjy? k
; Jt. L v?ui.l. C*V154iL?t**aa

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