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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


IssOLuTION.-THE= FIRM OF R. l..
BARNES &. co. was dissolved by nu-
tual consent on January !, 1900 All
parties indebted to the concern VII.
n!ease come forward and settle at once.
: All parties holding claims against SAID
concern will please present same lor
!, payment Either party VIII nave the
right to sign the firms name IN iiau'-
.dation.
T,Jf-Ep0 pITPPITSS
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GAS I ORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
= s:ss: se: q 1zf59zzzSnz
LAND Of THE SKY"
Asl,crillc. N. C.

AsilcriIlc. N. c.
The Queen OF Resorts offers to the
,,leasure-seeker the charms OF a mild and
delightful climate and a scenic vista of
unparalleled beauty, and 10 the invalid
baimy breezes, redolent of renewed health
and strength. Excursion tickets on sale
eli the year round to Asheville, Hot
Springs and Tryon. n. G..
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ca Ia.
Bear, tse The Kind You HaYs Always Bought
Signature "a l@Xz@ztzx
VIGOROUS RUBBING

VIGOROUS RUBBING
with Dixie Nerve and Bone Liniment will
cure rheumatism. pains in the back
shoulders. sides and limbs. Stiff joints.
soreness in the muscles and sinews are
quickly relieved with a few applications
of Dixie Nerve and Bone Liniment 1t
cures neuralgia ii removes and cures COINS
and bun:ons without pain. 1t is the best
Eminent for both man and beast. Price
25 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-10
the Law and
of Richmond

Lanse VS. Orth. ct als.-ln ,,ss.
- F,uuity Court of the city OF fic
Decree Of 10Th May. ] 1899 3, 10
Pursuant TO the above s,ecial
cree. the undersigned, appointed. spseiIa1
Offer srv for ds ss.s.
mated. the following REAL ESTAT
,oE IL. Fsag nth e fsst and
inches on the eastern line of Fifth street.
ana runnings back an ailey
is feet wide. The improyernents. censi I,l
Of medun1-sized two-story prlsh aWs,
ing end the usual out Hdings-tW axe anu q.
sculvert connections. The property IS aa-
rairably located and susceptible OF n oals
improved to advantage.
TERMS: One-fourth Of the purcEase-
money to be- paid in cash, and as g .h the.
negotiable notes, of equal amounts. pay
able ats 12 and IS months respectively !.
with legal interest added from the day OF
sale The title to be retained until the
same are fully paid and eonveyanee
ordered by the Court. Or II ne SO elee =.
he may pay the entire purchase-prlce III
cash.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-10

TRUSTEES SALE
RESIDENCE AND EBUS1-
NESS PROPERTY AT TAYLOR'S
CROSSING,
ON THE RICHMOND, FREDERICkS-
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
HENR1co COUNTY : JUST TEN MILES
IRON RICHMOND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-10

- pc1SIA-1N THE OFFICE OF TIE
1EESI-STy COURT OF HENHSddooo,
THE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER e9'
rhe following applications were ere me n1ea da ~
the office of the SAID couf. w ~
of December. 1885,:
finder the provisions OF the laws %
Virginia. and especially under.an az ~ -.
the Virginia Legislaturei ssI11s9s pages
:,i3-t hereby make and 1le this; my S,a ,,n-
oiication for the purchase from tne I'm IN
monwealth of all that certain piece ., Va
sceI or real estate in your county; III 49,,
rina macisteriaI district, sold TO The CON-
1,nnvea1th under the local description OF
70 acres near Woodfin' s. peihs sha Gu
nroperty sold by the Treasurer OF eGn
ronnty on the 18th day OF January. 49,,
~, the TAXES and LEVIES thereon 1or
the YEAR 1890. and purchased in the name
If the Auditor of Public Accounts OF VIZ,
ginia for the benefit OF Your co. state o,, ali,
county for State taxes S-o1' eounsy
Ia,.ias $40 and has not been redeehieu
"Said real estate was sold in the name
of LEOPOLD. INCONSISTENCIES s,i.aioasr.: hooks in
the name of LEOPOLD WOLsCELEd=fc4 Ell.
.sDeed OF Trust
IT agree to become the purchaser OF said
real estate from the Gommonmea raa,,;re .
by law to entitle me to a deed 70 sala
property under the laws OF slrs M
Serve a copy OF this application upon
LEOPOLD Wolschlegel
H.f:;,,en i1nder5 nv hand and seal. this
1hlh ;day of February. 1888.
"CHAS. EDMISTER- tSeaL)
ITO Clerk of Henrico county. Va.
.Under the provisions OF the laws or
Virginia. and especially under an act OF
the Virginia Legislature, approved t.so. q
1895, Acts fs9I-lS9s. pages :i3.n f hsre .ps
make and file this, my application for the
purchase from the Commonwealth OF al
that certain piece or parcel Of real estate
in your county in Varina nlaglstsrla aus
trict sold to the Commonwealth under
the local description of 60 acres near
sWoodfin's. being the same property sGid
by the treasurer of your county on me
18th day OF January. 1902. for the = .A1 49,
and purchased in the name OF the AUDITOR
of Public Accounts of Virginia tor. the
benefit OF your State and county. for State
taxes, s1.O1: county leries. s1,f1, and mas
not been redeemed by any one
said real estate was sold In the name
of CAROLINE WCLSCHLEGEL. Now
stands on your commissioner books In
name OF CAROLINE WOLSCHLEGEL-
Il agree to become the purchaser OF said
real estate from the Commonwealth. and
to pay for the same all amounts required
,oy law TO entitie me to a deed to said
property under the laws of Virginia
Serve a copy. of this application upon
Caroline WolschleseI.
Given under my hand and seal. this
.cHAs. EDMIsTER. tseal,
And an affidavit having been made and
med that the said caroline Wolsch1sgel
and Leopold Wolseh.egel are non.resi-
fore. Samuel p Waddill. clerk OF the
County Court OF Henrfco county, va. do
hereby require The said Caroline Woisch-
,ssel and Leopold Wolsehlegel % appsar
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Fl. A. AI'CURDY.
Special Commissioner.

p. p. winston, clerk Of said court
certify that the bond required OF the spe;
cial Commissioner by the decree IN SAID
cause/of Goth May. 1899. has been duly
given. ~, -
Given under my hand. this 4th day OF
December, 1880. p. p W1NSltON,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-10

WANTED TO EXCHANGE 1881 ACRES
of land in. Charlotte county for house
and lot in this city: suburban prefer
red, T.. B., care Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-10
EoE SALE.

FOR SALE.
~~>~~~o~~L< <>~~~N>~o>~~>-@~~
RICHMOND EXCHANGE FOR WO-
MANS WORK, $50 cast Franklin
street, Old Phone 1909, New Phone
46O.-For sale, Beautiful and Dainty
Drawn Work. Embroidered Centre
pieces, Sofa Cushions. and many other
useful articles Orders taken now for
Infants aud Children's Spring Outfits
in fine needlework. Cakes. Beaten Bis
cults Pies, Jellies, Salads, Sailed Al
services of an accomplished Caterer, the
s Exchange is prepared to serve Lunch
cons, Teas and Suppers, furnishing ta-
BILE linen and china.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-10

BY George z. Crawford & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
sos east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-10

cbas q. sayille, clerk of the Chan
cow Court Of the city of Richmond. GER
t tifv that that the bond required Of the spse
cial commissioners by the above decree OF
t>os enio CHAS. 0. SAF1LLE,
Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-10

a Days Sale Of soiIed and
Mussed Under Muslins.
TODAY THURSDAY,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY..
4 general clearing out (prior
10 our Great Annual January Muslin
Underwear Sale Of every Odd. Mussed
or Soiied Muslin Enlargement in the
house. No matter what the cost or
former selling price was they go to-
day and the balance Of This week at
SO and so cents on the dollar.
LADIES DRAWERS. Trimmed
with fine embroidery and tucks, open
or closed styles, were 33c. Re-
ouced TO ........ ............ 70
cotton, umbrella style, trimmed with
tucks and embroidery. were 45c.
Reduced to ~
Drawers. made of best grade cam
brio. handsomely trimmed with VAL
enciennes lace, tucks and handsome
embroidery. were 81. Reduced to Hoc
c.ose out quick ......... w
LADIES' SIl1RTS.-Full lengths,
some slightly soiled, others one and
two OF style, all daintily trimmed
with Hamburg embroidery, We're ,2c
e., 30 and 4Sc. Choice to-day for ~
Skirts, made of finest cambria. UNI
brella founce and deep ruffle Of eln-
brofdery, were S1.5O. Reduced orc
Today TO ...............
Skirts, made with nainsook umbrella
nounce, finished off with deep flounce
Of lace. S1.SS and S2.25 Skirts $Ioc
reduced to 1880. 49, y
Short Skirts. odds and ends, three
and four of a kind. trimmed with lace;
embroidery. tuclis and ruffies: sl.3S
ones reduced to 15c.; 4Sc. ones re-
duced to $50; 3sc. ones reduced 7Sc
10 .>..--.-.. -.
GOWNS.-Ladies' Fine Muslin. Cam
brio and Long Cloth Gowns. elaborate
~ trimmed with lace and embroidery,
shirring ane rucks, We're S2.9S and
$50. Reduced 10
SI.o8 and $I.02
Gowns, made of long cloth, Empire
style. beautifully trimmed with en-
ofOldery. large ana Sildii NJ Ok
tucks Reduced price, choice. .
Gowns. made Empire style. with low
neck, trimmed with finest en- orc
broideries. Reduced to.....-.. W
Ladies Gowns, made Empire and
Hubbard styles, with high or low
necls, trimmed with embroidery, lace
and tucks. s1.5o Gowns reduced 6oc
10 ..-...-.. - : : -.
CORSET COVERS, dairti!v and
prettily trimmed, were 65c. Re- 22c
duced to ....-. ..-..-...-...
| KAUFMAN G. CO., Fourth s sss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-10

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Of the STOCKHOLDERS of the RICFi,
MoND TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY will be held at the com
nany,s offices. No. 900 east Main street,
Richmond. Va, on WEDNESDAY, jan
va - ..',eei 81. L. cAEELL,
deer Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-10

HELPgyyiNTED8.F elna1e.
>IN%N-~-~[S~-~o~->S
WANTED. STENoGRAPHER. YOUNG.
4 lady with experience. State salary SeN-{5
pected Address Box 525, city. JalOS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-10

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of the TITLE AND
TRUST COMPANY will be held at office
Richmond. va, on JANUARY II. 1860,
arI4:yO p NJ JNO. TYLER,
de31 Secretary.
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WANTED TWO WARM. SUNNY
Rooms, with table board. for three.
adults. Will pay SO per month. Pr II
yate family preferred. Must be south
OF Broad and east of First. Address
". w., care Leader. ss
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LEGAL NOTICES.

JIRG1NIA-1N THE OFFICE OF TIE TFa
V ESI-ETY COURT OF, Hen Sdoo'
THE 9th DAY OF DECEM Bf.fs. 80 :.
rhe following applications were itIeu da ~,
the office of the said court on Tue ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-10

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of the RICHMOND
PERPETUAL BUILDING, LOAN2AND
Trust COMPANY will be held on
n TTTESDAT. January Is. 1860. at
o.c,ocls p. NJ. at the office of the COM
many. 1904 east Main street. Richmond.
Va HENRY s. HuTZLER.
80: Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-10

rrrE NNIrAI. MEETING OF THE
observation-disclosures OF the RICHMOND
PaSTSE,T AND NoODF.sS-WAREs
Ma.11FaC-rTRING COMPANY Will be
held At the office of tho Tredssar Con-
ssauts.,se N 80 q, r. MORTON,
81 IS 9,1s - - - Secretary.
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X,
I. S. 80
.NrA5N'Cs.

LOOK. FLOoK.sLooK.- ARE STILL
selling, for cash, Wood and Coal at the
semeS popular prices. IS Is cord No. I saw.
ed pine. $3.50; = cord MOL sawed oak
s s275; one ton Lump Soft Coal, 400. All
other grades Of. fuel ae lowest prices.
:J.sFoUNTAIN FORD W. Cary St.
& Old phone %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
NEWS AND GOSSIP o. The MINING WORLD


Tia assessment work on the Ram
Horn and Cariboo has been completed
Word comes from the Horn Silver that
the main ledge has been struck and TWEEN
" feet Of high-grade ore have been IN.
covered. There Is group consisting o.
four claims which lie end 70 end They
are operated by an incorporated company.
The discovery was made while starting
working shaft to fntersect the nve veins
already opened up. There are hve known
Iedges OF the claims known as No. TO
NO. T. These veins all dip toward the
center OF the hill and II was supposed
that they all centered in one vein The
strike or rich silver before made was
found In No tunnel and the grade OF the
ore was so high that II was thought adj
v!sabie to start a working SHAFT at the
top OF the hill and thus work the seven
veins from the one tunnel The width OF
the ledge has been found TO be twenty
feet aha the assays taken from the ore
run from sls6 to s204.a2.
The Johnson brothers have completed
the work for the year on the Highland
Light Work has been discontinued on
No. : vein, rs the ore would have TO be
sorted In the bins. There r. Mt present
III, cubic feet OF high-grade ore In sacks.
On the west side OF Baker creek there
have been found many Indications OF coal:
Experienced coal miners who have visited
thas section claim that the district has
every irdication Of carbcniferous nature
and some time IN the near future II should
not AT all, be surprising TO hear OF a strike
in coal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

* the rna-fst today on n. announcement o. the
declaration Of extra dividend q per cent on
uouneemcnt the sts~k had heen lifted a poius. and
then reacted When the news ha'ietined there
was jump g l<is. but cnly ere sale was made a.
thAt price. afser which II fell hack Early III O.
tcoer Pennsylvania sold below Is. II has been
setrey trsded IN by energetic hni interests since
s sess mad, n' 10 *, ssa rl n. =, as ne
stock II vas alleged, for instance. that the stock
would certainly be placed upon pr cent basis.
made q large portion q the surplus "a the Penn
sylsania treasury. On the ether hand. the belief
prevailed generally that these assertions exciu
pany would persist IN the regular dividend rate q
81 semi-snnnzliy, which has prevailed ever since
1884 Reviewing these past conditions. II Is fair 20
assume that todays action disappointment to
some q the active bulls Ia the stock. While Is
certainly agreeable surprise 10 the conservative
earnings Of the Pennsylvania road ana the iines
directly operated By II have increased IN nine months
uf the year more than 81 Ueoe the correspcnd
Ing period Of last year. today rate Of distribution
The disbursement q little over N.Seea The
stocks net gain was u, and trading was rsmars-
strength in Sugar The advance was attended By
that a break in the prizes Of refined sugars
Is imminent Business tn the market At lArrs vas
too small TO have any important effect on prices
though II closed with the ieve, somewhs; above last
night. after being at one time shade lower
The rise In the call loan rate to-day TO per cent
may have some bearing the extreme duilness u
the speculation. Stock market demands on the
money market during the past week have been ex.
tremely moderate. and further receipts today Of
90 on that account Not dollar has bern trans.
feTred to the interior by the suhreasury since last
Friday That call ioans should have sftfened today
on the money market
The bond rnsrkrt shared in the duinexs Of stocks,
and prices moved irresuiary Total sales. 81 no oo.
United states bonds were unchanged on the last
call.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
RICH FREE-MILLING ORE.


The Imperial Development Syndicate has
decided to close the bonds on claims on
Lexington mountain. and proceed at once
to active development. A. III. Gracey, the
syndicate's engineer says the property
has the richest surface workings he has
ever seen on free-miiling proposition.
The hill was first staked in 1895 by pros
pectors who were looking. for silver-lead
properties; and. made their locations on
mountain r. hard to prospect. owing to
moss which covers the surface several
inches deep. and as the original locators
looked only for siiver-lead the merit Of
the free gold discovery was quite over
looked for some time and no work OF
any account was done beyond open cross
cuts. The Imperial syndicate has tied
me- In addition 70 the list men
tioned a few days ago. they have ac-
auired a half interest in four claims and
bonds on three other claims. giving the
control Of twelve adjoining locations. On
the property are four or ffve true fissfre
veins ranging from four to fifteen feet
IN width. from which assays OF - to $50
have been had. II Is proposed to erect
a comfortable camp and put crew or
thirteen to fifteen men at work immedi-
atefv utilizing couple OF cabins now
erected on one OF the groups under bond
a quarters for the crew In the mean
time Tunnels win be started on a couple
or the most promising leads and the ma
ture Of the ground Is such that develop
ment can be carried on economically.
and in drifting the gain in depth viii be
Gated within mile OF the wagon road
between Comaplix and Camborhe. b. c.,
and within half a mile OF the latter town.
site.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
GOLDEN EAGLE AND SURPRISE.
Rich strike in ore. the other Ready
20 Ship.

sreciai Dispatch 70 the Post-rnteiiigencer
GRAND FORKS p. C.. Nov John
Fox sfperintendent OF the Golden Eagle.
H. down from the mine today with. a
auantItv Of ore from the new strike
which has tust been made on the prop
erty. The body OF the ore Is extremely
rich looking chnico-pvrite. ana the ore
filing Is brown oxide of copper and
auartx. Mr.. Fox SAYS that they have
rrosscuf eight feet OF this character OF
ore at a denth Of 1sn feet. and that II lies
between well defined walls. The ore Will
ASSAY, on an average. In the neighborhood
Of 80 The same lead Is found on the
Earthquake but the development on the
latter property has not reached the same
proportions as on the Golden Eagle
The Post .Tnteiligencer correspondent re-
recently visited the Surprise mine, near
Nelson. Wash. snd inspected all the
workings. The Surprise has reached a
high stats Of development and Il now
on shipping basis, with about 15.0OD
tons OF high-grade ore IN sight. The ore
Ia In two shoots. which exist In separate
leads both Of which have heen well pros
pected and blocked out No. I shoot IL
about eighteen inches In width, and the
ore win average 80, No . shoot II three
feet wide on an average. and the ore
runs about y2. Bert Campbell, who, with
George Petty. Of the SLOGAN country. il
the owner OF the mine. has had 4 number
OF smeiter tests made at Grand Forks.
and n now preparing 10 commence taxi
ing out ore for shipment In all. 100
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
NINE ON NINE-MILE CREEK.
The Sailor BOY shows Up some Very
Fine Ore ON the Surface.

The Sailor Boy group, In the South
half IS showing up we'll and gives prom
Use Of becoming a mine. The property
lies on Nfne-Mlle creek There has been
some surface work done on all Of the
four claims composing the group. and
a shaft forty feet in depth shows nine
feet ana seven inches Of good ore
The values are carried in both gold and
silver: the latter. however, predominatss
The ore v solid. but the values are still
somewhat irregular. They vary from gold
and silver. the latter greatly predom-
mating In value. The assays show a great
variation IN value. ranging from $a5o to
500 per ton.
Specimens exhibited to the correspon-
dent OF the Republic Miner would un-
doubfedly ASSAY $3.50 per ton.
The ground Is well situated TO be de-
veloped by tunnel. being upon q high
ridge II can be cut at q depth OF 1000
feet BY driving tunnel 100 feet. There
II an excellent mill site on the claim.
and sufficient running water for mill
purposes, but not enough 10 furnish mos
tive power. There IL no scarcity OF tim
Der for mining purposes and fuel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

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e CURED NE Of CATAnRu had catarrh for long time It
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
Mountain Chief Expects to Be Put
On Z Shipping Basis.
( opp e-oolD ON tuckHoaS
II the Ore Genes IN 10 Expectations
sssefter wni ne Busis-rwenty
rect OF Bsxh-Graae Ore ON the
Hers siIver--siwns Of Coal ON
maker cre<E-rhe surprise. sesr
x~,sor. ON = shippisg Basis.

ii addition 10 noting the progress Of
.sort on tho Review. near Bolster. IN
whsch mine the ledge has Just peeh
sffuck. the Drfli says:
The Mountain chef - having the an
ruai assessment work completed ~
,'~e~crre az water and unavoidable delay
IN getting machinery has somewhat put
ack inc work that was expected TO have
teen ecemplished by this time WITHIN
fte next month or two steam MOIST VIII
H. installed. the power from when VIII
also be used for pump'ng. ana py ,ne
nrss Of the year II Is rumorcd that
4 force suf3cfent TO place the mine on
slipping banis win BE- put to work. The
outlet for the product OF this mine Is
Holster.
Monterrey doid Mining Company = op-
eating group OF claims on copper
mountain. the most important OF vnicn
II the Buckborn. All the work Tor ~
n1d thoussnds OF dollars already spent.
The uroducf Of this claim Is principally
copper with veiuss In gold. \ has been
Concentrated that there = sumcient lime
SAID that should the vein be ons-half AZ
x1od Al the point where Il In intended 70
stfIks AZ Il Il At the point where all the
work has been conferred. smeiter would
81, erected Immediately. The new tun-
ue,. which IN now In about 40 feet. IL
Isfceressing more rapidly than Il was for
ihe first 100 feet. the formation becoming
setter with each days work The con-
eanntered the hardest formation they
Naya ever known. Tho tunnel has been
equipped with a Slblsy. and tOo feet OF air
plses The necessity Tor better ar was
tho work IL becoming easter, the con-
tractors are feeling more encourages 40 10
ffogresA