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The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06
JULY


This II the month for picnics-
and '~ing too warm to cook
lunch goods are. Of course In
demand. We have taken s,s'.
cial pains to have on hand %
nice line ~ canned and ported
meats put up especially for
lunches. They ARE alright at
hame these hot days saves
many warm hour over the
stove. w. quote u few special
prices for July:
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06
Newman Bros Pianos.

kept only by II. +. Nichols. IL one
Of the purest and sweetest toned in
struments In use and Is daily grow.
ing In favor. just received from the
factory with beautifully finished cases
IN Burl Walnut, Rosewood. and Ma
hOgany. 22t3
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06
LOCAL IN BRIEF.

BlO-srr.
win striker made u trip ,o Slater
Tuesday.
rha, piano at u. r. Nichols il u
dais, ", IL. 22ti
viii Kolkmr,rr la. returned to
Jefferson tiiy.
Miss .\Dbi" Lennon l. :i-iting
Miami friend. this week.
Special or,.rr- in music promptly
filled ut ". +. Nirhol.'. 22tt
u. &. Hanna. of Miami. was the
guest NJ Marshall friends Monday.
I"rr, aud Helen l,hoaj.s hav. re-
turned from % ,i-i, Ia friends al Paris.
Mo.
Mrs. Phillip N. smith. ~ Nap,on.
entertained u large company Thurs.
day.
Miss Daisy Humans l. visiting her
uncle. onto Van Bicycle. nj Kansas
city.
H. sure +, ~ examine those new or.
yans ~ 70. +. Nichols. The, ARE
beauties. .2,i
Mrs. Ad"lpb l;nn-l~rg"r. 81 Nj.
Leonard. was In Marshall Mumin,
shopping.
Mrs. lsolwrt Campbell j. visiting
Mrs. u. N. Sp,,,-. 81 blackburn. who
u quit" sick.
u. N. Mel will lra," this week Tor
Potter. Kansas. Ia look after his farm
interests there.
Hiss t;-Orgi- Montague l. the guest
~ Mrs. George Barton ~ kan-a.
city this week.
Miss Do-ha Rector l. the CUES, this
week IL Miss Frances Nrnnblc Ia
Charlton county.
Huis.r, ,hrrry aud mother. guests
at Mrs. j. =. Kelley. have returned To-
their home u, Carthage.
Miss Fila Nirhol returned Monday
Ia her HON. In Lexington after u visit
I" Mrs. u u. Downing.
Jane, Evans and James =. and
william Lynch. III Sweet Springs.
wrr" IN Marshall Monday.
Miss Stella wclch. who |. attending
the summer term ut ". Y. g.. spent
sunday nj her HON" near Miami.
Arthur Nelson. III Boonvillc. was
the guest this week ~ DR.. VIM. Har.
risen aud wife an East Arrow Street.
thus. Thompson. representing 70 ~,
iOui- Glass Il Ducrnswarc CO., spent
sunday with his mother IN this city.
Rev. Mr.. Martin ana wife left Mon.
day for Wc-tpOrt where they will ls
the guests al their daughter. Mrs. q.
=. Beatty.
Mrs. Jennie Miller II spending her
vacation ut Iantha. Mo-, where any
one needing her services, may lind her
nj that address. lo.2i
-. T.. (;oOdwin. w. y. Huston.
Harry Striker. Clayton I.nmkin aud
J. &. I.amkin left Tuesday afternoon
for Kansas City,
" your boarding house or hotel ex-
lMnscs are not satisfactory. try the
big meals. quiet rest aud low price Of
The Cottage House, S-.'m
Miss Margaret and Speed Leonard
left Monday for Mt. Leonard. where
they ARE spending the week with Mrs.
Hayes III that place.
Ladies call ON II. +. Nichols and
see those handsome standard sewing
machines that are without doubt the
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06

Twenty per cent discount On all
Quernswarr this month. This
viii enab" you Ia get % set ~
dishes for very little money.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06

H. -
"""""! VII Ms WI! h"'"''
Mise. In, md IJ. c.m..o. aud
I.nrjin. JiicL,"am N.sSr" I.,.a'n.
Su.i'n wwW.uu r'ohh """r sF""'
'"""' =" "''"" 'Pr'"g~'
Indie. call nm N. n. Ni,.h,,- NM,
.,r inns. L,nLsn,,. s,.,i.,,i .,. H..
machine. thn, nre wi,huui doubt ,h..
Iiyb,,., runninv m.,.l,ine /, n.. ,S
wnn,,,l "a, f., of s-.,,.m,..r =.
y,oJ whit. ,,;ri t,r ,,.,,sr.i h,,..
wnrk. nn wn.I,iny ar irnnin,, AMI,
n, Ncv Vnrk s,,,,. Nr. t.,r,Iii:.
MAYER. al.S
York store, sells for ru-b. Lut give.
the buyer the udvantav. of n lower
price and the LEES, city Iura, M other
handled. .o.,t
l,obt. lsca. south ~ III" New York
store. sells III" hest cit, meat =! cents
cash down. In, then IL. money saved
aud good meat. 2..ti
Miss May Miller. thc guest al Mar
shall friends. returned Monday Ia her
h.,n ~ Kansas accompanied 10y
Misses Cora Hatfield and Iar Ma, lor
pa, 4.
!, ~ III. NJ, Wy
ILL.,, ".J I. 'pI" I",. "!
1917" ISL u" ."."i ""'.''nr
unr,'u ~, W." a,a'n"'S III ~. nv
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The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06

Evapora'ed apples per pound. .....ic
Evaporat"d peaches per pound. . -.
Evaporatcd curranis per pound =. ss
EvaIora'cd npriro's per pound .l0.
silver i'rnncs ......... .......... In,
santa Clara Irunr- ...............,c
Pi''cd cherries. ........ .......... liz
ni"hclien pancake Hour per pkg. Ia.
l'irhelicn buckwhent flour, pkg ~
quart bottle ~ blu" ...... .......,c
yhII"h I'kle ''.'......... 90. 2T
boxes Babbi,t's potash. ...... .tl.D
j" bhrs .ood SOAP, ...............2 T
can n"nrhr- ...'... ..Vh'
] can nprtrots. ........ ........... In,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
ACCA TEMPLE MET.
Grand Eanquct After Election of
Officers.

Accs Temple. knights of the Mystic
Shrine, held . largely-attcnded meeting
at The Masonic Temple last night. The
election of officers resulted III the re-
election Of all the present officers WITH
1,e exception OF Three Representatives 10
the Imperial Council 10 which the fol-
lowing members were chosen: Nessts.
george l.. street, Preston Belrin and \.
Won Eoscnesle After the business Sos-
sion The memh-rs repaired to the dining
room. where a sumptuous banquet was
enjoyed. Covers we're laid for about one
hundred aud impromptu speeches were
made by number OF members
Captain Frank ". Cunningham anu
AR. Charles H. Phillips entertained the
Shrincrs with several choice selections.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28

Doings of Day at the Capitol
and State Ii
brary.


Governor I-,-lcr was busy in his Office
,,.5,,,, MATTERS after re-
H"s va -, ,,.,,or, f7,
i''iil+lis 1i9ih ~
WELDON ed the Southern t1ductllolal AZ
eaela1ion on behalf OF he state.
lie issued Il feLtultioh val ait'
on requlsitioh from governor rus
sell o. >ofih t'lI"i4''a- ~ -
j.. -ueke' VINO NtS "ii"tl al - -! -
CIV, ana VINO was "dlltsu IA s'ut t. - =
county Nutti Idl oll'ia. on ~ ltit
"iiDez2illg doout So" lIoth '"e - - =
Oh COMPANY at l1lSh foiiiL' i@uthe taN-
lnS Zen the agent oI ihe eoiiii'aHH
thete' ne i'al'e'9 VIZ w. -
Officer William j. WealheIiE. WI" pro
'eeaea al once l" tiie va NJ ~ 49,
WITH MS prisoner i-nche vas d. lests'
through me eiior'S % Sli5 l'i-iiii,o'lr
Il'a2l oeleG,lNt -ASenIS, % "l''I4i wi -
~ i5Fewntl Il proprietor
i-utke was bonded =! me ! ioeii'A 1iii,'
a,el'oSit -~ai.> "a ~. LIN %
Neasfs. D. ID Moore y sooh u t1iiS cry
.'le agents.
me E4ecl"fat loiteEe W 'H7iiI1a M!
meet at the 1ftl'iir! on -dphudA' ''ail"ai
Hath TO cast the vote OF me state Lpl
president ana Wee ffesl9eA' 4ot inc
Term beginning March ath, 1901
Mr. j. g. danklns, CHIEF clerk IN the
office of the Secretary OF the common
wealth. and Eiectnr Lewis II. Machen,
ii Fairfax, are prominently mentioned
Tor messenger TO bear the vote 10 the
Secretary of the United States Senate at
Washington.
DIR. George L. Harding. of Chesterfield,
,,.,n has hnen nra.,it.i,,r medicine and
.I,.ntiStrv in cl;ba and occurring in the
1-,,;,.o,,sity If Havana for SOM, time. VAS
~ i,,s offi,e of The secretary Of The Com
. ~ t,,.,- -. -, ~
-, i,, a., ~ '7,-,oi,,1 sa,c
a. ,ncsi,o Dc fI,r hin,
on "a IA Nai'a ~
which mas pTsl "a 90,
NeIsilS- Df- ga u1.t.' -. 49,,
on account o. MS iieAiA'' l'i' ''-iiis''e ~
aSlttihs Win lin
tei x, ii. boShih' ioiis 1l,iNeh o
tachmend anu once d pi -. M
ocr al the tltN Council Niio il's Deeli
living in Boston TOR seFefai years, was d
caller on Secretary LawleSs yesterday,
Col. Boykin is one OF The most success
sul commercial men in Boston, where ne
mas made a great many friends
Commissioner oi Agriculture koiner IS
preparing TO hold a series of Farmers
Institutes in the Eighth Congressional Dis
irlc during January. Neither the exact
dates nor The places for The meetings
slaye been yet selected. but the Commits
- nel is At work ON The matter. and will
lie prepared TO announce ;he places and
times 81 meeting IL few DAYS
Mi. L G. MeIs. of the Railroad Com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
AN INSURANCE SUIT.
Interesting litigation in United States
Court OF Appeals.


The record in = case of great interest
was received by the Clerk Of Che United
States Circuit Court OF Appeals Yesterday.
The style is that of e. Spence Miller, exc
cutor OF the viii of Hobart Miller and the
appeal is from the District Court Tor the
Western District of Virginia. Hobart
Miller had been examined for Insurance to
TIE amount of $1,000 III the Northwestern
Life Insurance Company OF milwaukee,
MIS- He paid his hrst annual premium
of S241 20 ut the time The application iof
the policy was forwarded 10 the head Of
flee. The chief medical examiner was not
satisfied with AIiller's answers 10 cues
tions as 10 his habits, and he sent the pa
,pers back for further information In
the meantime Miller died. The company
declined to pay the policy. and suit WAS
brought the executor claiming that Mill
q, was entitled to the fun amount OF me
face value OF the policy. which was never
issued. Miller lost in the lower court
and took an appeal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28

900 A. NJ, NORFOLN LIMITED. D a
Petersburg, WaYeriy and Suffolk
o:o5 a. NJ, Daily. Arrives EeseEsbgMFs
Fayetteville 10 ?. NJ, ChattsSSSgiii
1856 p al, Savannah 100 A r.. M NJ,
Jacksonville 1880 a. NJ, Port an
pa $40 P NJ. Connects at W !s So!
with No. ~, arriving GoIdsEnSofo p III
T. NJ, Wilmington eco (. ". ~
man Sleeper New YORK TO dacASo'-
1865 A. NJ. Daily. except sunGtay. Arrive ri We
Petersburg l2:3o Z. "A; 0tpy 'tp1T3II.,
SIS q phf NJ oh GcEA \ sIIoKE LIAllIE.p'
Daily ;orf A Ar sy f s NJ Stops only
at Petersburg, WaverIy and suffolk
4:3O z. NJ. Daily, except aunQtaE;; NJ 30 -
Petersburg $40 z, Nj, " eldoLl II
p NJ, and Rocky Mount $40 NJ
Makes all intermediate StoPa-p.-
600 r Nj, Daily; Locaii Arriyef i IeIs
s.5o q pun n, o. TIloRIDA AND NEST N
Wv Ola LIMITED, Daily ARRIVES ,, 9G,
tersburs 7:25 +; N. Go fnr [or I5tt
9:10 CONNECTS with A. and y , LoT
stations ipsncev GItYes WeIdon s SOS p, hi,
1on 500 a. NJ. sasanRah, -, .:o4 F,a ~;
NJ, Jacksonville lI:H9 a. NJ %
Is Nn!W III Line s 70 q MIDDLE GEoR-
GIA POINTS. Arriving AGSust3
50 a; AZ. Macon p iiIo ~ S H..
! 8sW YORK !oaS to Wilmington. Charles
ton. Jacksonville. Port Tampa. Au
o.7o s us NJ, Daily. Arriving Petersburg
via, Norfolk and Western aatI"ay'
arriving Lynchburg 30 A. VI,
Roanoke 5 a. al, Bristol lo:59 a. =,
n Pullman Sleeper Richmond 10
1870 ?; "a, D a Arrives He'efs0u's
TRAINS ARRIVE We f fIcL5an2ile. sa-
4'o' yannah. Charleston. Alfalfa, Ma
con, Augusta ard all points south
7:ss A NJ. Daily. . from 4rat PETERSBURG
s.s5 4. III. Ds.iiy. except Sunday. fe-
"a, s e NJ. Daily. ally except Sunday, from
~ Goldsporo and Intermediate sta
lions, Norfolk ant Suffolk
,,cS 4 NJ, Sunday OF Iy, from Norfolk
Il ~ Suffolk and Petersburg. eoo,1-
,,.c 4, NJ. Daily from Norfolk, Suilo.A
30 aaaM rei DaiIy. Except Sunday. from
c.,o s M.. Daily. from Norfolk. Suffolk
and Petersburg: $3.50. port
7:2o r NJ. Dali; lroTH Ml1 ssav.annah.
rharisstcn, Wilmington. Goldsporo
ara all POINTS South po,a-,,re
s.5g p NJ, Daily, from fe'ersnui .
LynchDuri' onT &. Ne. EMERSON.
EENLEY. Traffic Manager.
= General Manager.
aentIsh1 as'f's..'*'G G. GAAIPBELL.
s-.ss.ssEss, tl-iz Ttyfsfon Passenger Agent
S3s Eazt Main Strest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
P'Y

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE DEG, -. 1000
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. Va Va
il 200 I. NJ, No. II. SOuturTn EXPRESS
daily for Atlanta. Augusta, Jack
sonville and points South, SIeePet
for DanvtiIa. Greensboro. SALISBURY;
and Charlotte. open at Richmond
900 2 Nj. stops Tor passengers at
local stations. Connects u DanFtIIs
aad Charlotte with New York aGd
ISIorids Express {No. SO. carrying
through sIeeperS between New York
aud Tampa. with coGHeclons Tor
All Florida points Also, connects
at DanyiIle and Charlotte with
Washington and Southwestern Lin
tied (No: 80, carrylnS Lifo SSd
NasfiyIIle. New York and Memphis.
New York ami New Orleans also.
Pullman Tourist Sleepsr AloHHayS'
Wednesdays and Fridays Nitsn4Is
ron TO san Francisco without
change. WIN connections Tor az
points in Texas. Mexico ana taL-
1870, ?. NJ. No. :. solid train daily fot
Charlotte, n G. connects ~; at T1vs1 =
ley with tarnlEItie and IoE S,i'rlssL
Vile. oxford henderson ana DuI-
nam. ana at Greensboro Ior i1ul
ham RaIefgh and NtnSSon-77s1 .,ffl5
Sat- i,SL mai, solid train, daily
Tor New Orleans AID points south.
which carries s-5tpsts 80 ,,.I- IN
ia New Orleans and New 1SfA 70
TeckscnyIlIe, connecting tor Nassau
and Havana BUFFET dra"lll5-Io J,t
sleeper Richm.ond 70 A .IGansr S s,ta
Birmingham I6Fot5A Sleeper
500 p NJ. No. II. local. daily: except
40 Sunday. for. keysyit,e ana iiltsF'he-
rRs dISss P sRRivE AT RICHMOND.
CO. = NJ .e'roIt. Atlanta AuSta lstt dst t..
s S:Q9 4 n FT rom KeysytIie and local
i ia9'Ht. FREIGHT TRAINS.
80 - : ~ - between Manchester
aud NeapQLS. r,.u-c.-,, r,c,tsrrr
YoRK RIE .5:t He R 81 ss SoK Kpls
I-t,ayES RICHMOND
$50 p NJ, No rs. Baltimore limited.
daily sX S. tnts2m taises is Stations gs
,rsIyfnz close connection at West
Point with steamer Tor Baltimore
$50 p NJ. No - i9 zee ,S eSpff SIS. da ~,
inI.rIn ediate stations Connects
Win stage "a Lester Manor for
SSaIkerIo.l aud S4ppahannock; also.
az, Vest Point Win steamer for
baltimore. stops at all stations.
eco A. IL. NO g; local mixed. Leaves
Wv datjv except Sunday Tor west Point
md Intermediate stations, con-
aectiug with STAKE at Lester Manor
95 S N aKRiSs 'i.sa aftHadoND
a:l5 4 NJ. daily freq, Vest lo.ni. VII, Wiz
nestlays, Fridays and sundays
1896 a. ". except Sundays and NOR
e.os IN T. n. daily. except Sunday. from
West Point and intermediate sta
steamers leave West Point Mon
d.sys. Wednesdays and Fridays 80
2. W.. arriving Baltimore $50 ~
NJ returning, leave Baltimore Tues
.I.,ys Tfaursti;tys and Saturdays :f:Hp
=. NJ. arriving West Point 500
\. NJ. and Rigtmoml 9.l's " NJ
tri,ty Bank EtIisrnnslss and Yorktown.
c. W. WES'FBURY,
TravelinS Passenger Aseat,
No. 500 Eass Main Street.
TsichIaorss. M
]. ID. EULP. w. Takh
IL $500 s. GAGN0N.
.rhird yice-Fressasne and GensyA Man
a:er, WashIDss3n. p. G,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
RAILROADS
Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad,
RAILROADS

Schedule In effect NOVEMBER IS, 1860.
Lave h4kD-SrEitatliE STATION.
points North. Stops at Milford,
Fredericksburg and Quantlco.
Sleepers 30 Washington and New
York
$40 a. W. Sunday only, -er Washing
ton ana points North. stops at
l6r21,s Glen bo Asa i Knihaf G sg
Penola, Milford Wcodsiane. CUT
nea. Summit. FREDERICKSBURG.
Brooke, Whitewater and Quantico.
Buffet Parlor Car
&c, a: NJ. Daily except sunday for
Washington and points North.
land, boswell, Milford, Fredericks
6urs and ouantico. Buffet Rarios
1900 NJ. Daily. except Sunday. for wash
ington and points North Stops at
Elba, Glen Alien. Ashland, Dos,
oa,, Mitors ire4 paS 9ar , and
meets with Congressional Limited
745 p n Daily fe ;on WaSai 5lf5 and
land, boswell. Milford, Fredericks-
2urg, Brooke. Whitewater and
suaa5Es s sseps oI5 ichmo stations ro
New York. Sleeper Washington to
PhilaGelphia.
ARRIVE BTRD-sTREET STATION.
$40 A NJ: Daily Stops, at Whitewater.
boswell Ashland and Elba. Stops
other stations Sundays Sleeper
~ ct Frederlcksburg: MiIford. Dos.
well, Ashland. Glen Allen and
ESQ T, Nj Daily. Stops at Fre4erieISs
burg Doswei!, Ashland and E!ba.
Pullman cars from New York and
s:45 p. II: Daily stops at Whitewater.
Brooks v G5eef3 n hfore sPP an5
boswell. 'IEylOIS Vile.
Ashland Glen Allen ana Elba.
Buffet Parlor Car.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS.
DAILY, except Sunday)
sds 8 n LsSss BYRD } yPF E1ps Sta:
ESQ p NJ. Leaves ELB.A for Ashland.
$40 4 NJ Arrives EL,BA from Ash
sos IA taho NJ. Arrives BYRD-sTRE1E
Station from FREDERICKSBURG. ~
6:o5 P. NJ Arrives ELBA from Ash
lana.
S. a. i JU ! a1rH2S AND R., + AND
LEAVE szoA !; -5 i s STATION
0:i' points Pc ITS Morn 6 stops At 4'rsdericEs $
burg and and q }5iai15s car 5iscpsFs TO
-, : NJ Daily 51 Tor . Washington ana
80 noints North. stops at boswell.
fredericksburg and Quantleo.
.RR1 SlssPfEFR g fsS STATION.
2:31 P NJ. Daily. stops only on a. Asb f9eG-
sleeper from New York.
1921 ?. II. Daily. Stops only at Freq i
erlcksburg, DosWell 3 am AS T1iaill,
Sleepers from New YORK DINING
E. T. Scr S. MYERS, " P, TAYLoE.
President Irsl.llc .. n.I--.s,- e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
HELP NTsD -Ec,nalc.

WANTED-EXPERI GIRLS
Good wages and steady work. Come
at once. S. b. ADIlI" q COMPANY,
Nos. and Governor Street.
WANTED. EXPERIENCED COOK.
References. Call at once. No. 100
Floyd Avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
ErAI. ESTATE Private Sale .

INVESTORS-N-E HAVE
tor sale the cream OF any Real Estate
Investment now offered on the Rich
mond market, consisting of Four Brick
Stores on southwest cornor of Broad
and Sixth Streets; annual income 5000;
first-ciass tenants Of long standing;
also, a most desirable Business Property
Ground Rent. Sale TO close an estate.
2vITIIAN &. PIIIlNI COMPANY.
Agents. Tenth and Bank Streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
TAN NOIICE.
0-~~JN(N|~"~|-|-|-
Office Collector of City Taxes,
Room !, first floor, City Hal

Room i, first floor, City Hall,
Richmond. Va. Dec. l. 1900.
NOTICE TO TAN-PAYEiRS.-T LAST
HALE OF CITY TANES, REAL E1S-
TATE AND PERSONAL. for 1900, is
NOW DUE AND PAYABLE at this
office.
EVERY male twcnty-one years of
age and EVERY person keeping house
or doing business in the city is assessed
for. personal taxes. Those who have not
paid any city taxes during the year will
please call and settle so as to avoid
being posted as delinquents.
GRADING PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS are also
due. and will have to be declared delin-
quent if not paid on or before end OF
FIVE PER CENT. will be added to
last half if not paid on or before De
Interest at SIX PER CENT. also at
taches to ali bills as soon as reported
delinquent.
Particular attention is called to the
above as under an ordinance passed by
the CITY Council there can be no avoid
ance of the penalty
Office open from 4: N: to 8 2 NJ
FRANK ". CUNNINGHAM.
Collector of City Taxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
900 \ NJ DAILY, for Petersburg. Hen
derson, and all Intermediate FOCAL
points This train makes close con-
nectiou at RidGeway Junction with
through train for Raleigh, atlanta.
and all points South and Southwest,
and runs through daily 70 Durham,
2::40 + NJ. DAILY. for Petersburg, Ba-
leigh. Columbia. Savannah, Jack
sonyIle, Tampa. Key West anu an
through solid to Jacksonville and
carries through SieeperS to Tampa
90 f. M DAILY, for Petersburg and
Henderson. and Will make all local
intermediate stations
1910 +. NJ. DAILY. for Petersburg. Ita-
leigh. Charlotte. Atlanta. Mont
Somery, Mobile, New orleans anu
all points South and Southwest
This train carries through Sleeper
for Atlanta Columbia. Savannah,
Jacksonville and TAMPA.
TRAINS ARRIVE. RICHMOND.
1908 y. NJ, DAILY. from Tampa; jack
sonvilIe, SAVANNAH, Columbia. IA
leigh and all points South.
$50 r NJ DAILY, from Tampa, Jack
sonvfiIe. Savannah, Columbia At
Ianta Charlotte, Raleigh. Peters
burg and all points South ana
1915 \. NJ. DAILY, from Henderson.
Petersburg and at local Aterme-
G:22 7. NJ. DAILY, from Henderson Pc
tersburg and all local intermediate
stations From Durham daily. eN-
cept sunday
For turther information. tickets, Pull
man and SlaepinS-clE reservations, rates.
,nauS and schedules. apply 10 any agent
Of the SEABOARD Air LINE RAIL
WAY or to G.. W. Morris, Depot Ticket
Agent Broad-Street Station tGhesapeake
and Ohio Depot. the Richmond Transfer
Gomgany ~ 9i East l2th !, sE 4St{f GF ths
Tis.rigt Passenger a gent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-28
uuLp 1IANruD-Maie.

WANTED. MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade. Comparatively no expense: Good
wages paid after only two months prac-
tice at our colleges either New York
or Chicago. Free transportation given
to most convenient branch. where we
furnish steady practice. instructions,
lectures. tools, diplomas and guarantee
positions. Apply by mail to-day
NlOLER BARBER COLLEGE, REPRE-
SENTATIVE, % Pennsylvania Avenue,
Pittsburg.
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Office Of the
"a ntcn BuiIlInc LLnan and TrNSt g

Guarantee Building. Loan and Trust Co.,
Times Building,
Richmond, Va. Dec y. l.N'
THE DIRECTORS OF
this company have declared Si.Al-
ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO FER
CENT Gree of taxi. out of the profits
of the past six months, payable on and
after JANUARY >. 1901.
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON,
Secretary
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LEAVE RICHMOND DAILE7. BYRD
STREET STATION.
900 4. NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED ArrlYe
at Norfolk 11;20 A. NJ. Stops oniy
at Petersburg Waverly and SUI
folk Second-ciass tickets not ac'
cepted on this train. ,,,,-,s,c,
9:O5 A M, THE CHICAGO E[&t f-t1oo.
ana an Chicago l Buffet Par!or Car
Petersburg TO Roanoke. pullman
Sleeper Roanoke 10 Columbus, also.
for Bristol, Knoxville and Chatta-
nooga Pullman Sleeper Roanoke 20
Knoxville
$40 P. NJ. OCEAN SHORE LlMl IT,
onIv at Petersburg, Wayerly, Suf-
folk. Second-class tickets nor so"o
$50 P. NJ. tor Suffolk, Norfolk and in
te1suedlate stations. Arrives a.
Norfolk at 1O:4O Z. NJ.
e.1O 2. Nj. Tor Lyuchburg and Eoanoke-
Connects at Lynchburg with Wash
irgton and Chattanooga Limited.
Pullman SIeepers Lynchours 70
Memphis and New Orleans. care
Parior and Observation ar ttSu-
Sleeper between, Richmond ana
I!vnchburg. Bertha ready for occu-
pancy st $50 p NJ Also, Puli1h''h
Sleeper Petersburg and RoanoAs.
Trains arrive fichmoud rom ~ hG ,I
burg and the West daily at 90 a ",
and $50 ?. NJ, from Norfoik and me
East at 11:1O a. M, 11:42 A nj. ana o.0V
I; Office: No s3s Main Street, ,1rp
CITY Pass and Ticket Agent.
c. H. BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
W. 3. BEVILL.
General Passenger Agent
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isEyIDENliS.

The Savings Bank o. Richmond, |
Richmond. Va. Dc. - 1900.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANI ),
have declared Il DIVIDEND OF THREE
PER GENT Gree OF tlXQ, out OF the
earnings for the past SIX months. pay
able to the STOCKHOLDERS on and after
JANUARY =. 1907.
de23-td JAMES NJ BALL. Cashier.
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WANTED-25 GIRLS TO
label cats. Increased
wages will be paid.
Apply at once at HOO
E. Gary ST., Richlncnd.
" Mt Ed.

>~---~~-~----, r~~>-0-O"~N~"S0~r
WANTED. TO RENT. IN FEBRUARY,
for eight months by q tatnlly OF tour
no children. House OF nine or ten
rooms either in the city or near the city.
on car line. Address, stating price and
location. z. Q. Box 361, city.
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Richmond Perpetual aui!dlng

j
Loan ana Trust Company,
1904 e. Main Street.
Richmond. Va Dec. Is. l:'1
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ifilS
Company have declared from the earn
ings of the past six months) i DIVIDEND
OF one dollar per share on the paid UP
stock fand ratably on the running
stoc}l}. payable ut the office Of the COM
pany on and after January ID, IHl.
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Richmond. Va. Dec. IS. 1s2

Richmond Va. Dec IS, 1870
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Virginia Trust Company has this day
declared its fourteenth semi-annuai Givi-
dend of three per cent. on its capital
stock of s50o,o0o payable free Of tax. on
and after January I'd. 1901.
JOHN MORTON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Security Bank,

Security Bank,
Richmond Va Dec. 20, 1900.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have declared the usual semi-anRual
dividend of 1-2 per cent, free of tax,
payable TO the stockholders on and after
JANUARY .. 1891. y. b. BLAIR,
Cashier
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AUCTION sAE;lS-This Day.
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