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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
BY a, l.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester, Va,

i VERY DEsIRABLE TRACT Oh
SUBURBAN LAND, CONTAINING 20
AIRES, CLOSE TO FOREsT H1LLs
Park. IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
VA.
by virtue of deed of trust dated Oc.S
toDer IS, 1893 and recorded In the clerks
cilice OF Chesterfield County Court II
u. B. 81, page aS1, and having been SUBS
stituted trustee III the stead OF a, g
Attkisson deceased. BY decree or thd
County Court OF said county, entered cred, Noy;;
Arram Hellstern VS.. KATHERINE, Stein et
ais. default having been made IN the
.rayinont Of the note secured thereby, and
icing directed so to TO by the holders
thereof will sell at Public Auction ON
- TGESpAY, ISL DAY or DEC, 1908,
ar 4 o. clock r. NJ, the above twenty acres
cf land, fronting on the Midlothian (Man-4
chester and Coal Pitt Turnpike, RUNNING
back to Reedy Creek and the lana or
II, w. Wood, Esq. ct ais, bounded on, tina
west by the land OF Judge y a., Han.
Geek, and on. the east by the stein"
stern. The land is high. rich, slightly
rolling to the rear near electric. cars and
is udinira bly, located for suburban homes,
TLRAIS-Cash as to the cost or eNe-
cutting. this trust, taxes, and to pay q nota
Of $4,000 and interest thereon. due S,cto-
ber is, 1895. -, :, ,,r, Au,Eopn
Substituted Trustee,
Liberal terms may be had II desired,
A. l.. Adamson, Auctioneer. "
No 2u3l, q, ~ z, 20 "a rs, 20 q Del
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"The Cavalier"

The new war play. The Cavalier" from
George w. Cables Southern romance, has
elements to mako It popular with theatre
goers OF to-day. There Is Amerlcanism
in It and there Is heart interest; there
is pattos, sometimes approaching trag-
edy, though withal there is an abundance
!of light comedy 10 make the play, MS o
whole, a cheering and happy entertain
ment. The dramatization made by Paul
Hester preserves with remarkable fidelity
the charming literary style of Mr., Gable
and holds intact the delicious atmosphere
in which he has cnveloped his stories OF
the Sunny South.
1.-THE Cavalier" will be seen at the
Academy Friday and Saturday with Sat
urday matinee.
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AT THE ACADEMY

','rhe Burgomastcr, which contains
more pretty music and good clean VII
than any musical comedy Of recent years,
will be seen ut The Academy this after.
noon and tonight with big cast ana
q, company OF sixty.
unsteady, "rho Burgomaster' Is I'M
douhtedly the greatest Of the light operas
produced lii America In recent years.
While 1t Is catchy. It is OF n higher type
than is found in many so-called Now
York successes. This year the big list
OF principals includes Ruth White ms
"Willie," Oscar L. Fisman. as the Bur-
eomaster William Riley Hatch. Thomas
ricketts,, Charles Sharp r, j. Moye
George A1cKissock, Helen Dexter. Harriet
Sheldon. Louise Bracket and Josephine
Dit
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.COL0MBIA'S
PROPOSITION.
Would Remove Capital Of That
Country to Panama, But it
Will be Refused.
GENERAL REYES GRATlFlED
No Diplomatic Rupture Between.
This Country and Colombia ~
VI ...i IA. NSt,,; c+or IL Cofs
GEN ERAL REYES GRArIFlED
nv Associated press.)

f (3y Associated trc5s.j
H WASHINGTON, d. c., November "a;
Rcar-Admiral Coghlan, commander Of the
Caribbean Squadron. cabled tho Navy
Department from Colon, under dnto OF
November 2lst, that General Reyes. the
special commissioner Of the Bogota Gov
eminent, tenders his sincere thanks to
President Roosevelt and Secretary Of tho
Navy Moody for his gracious Treatment
at Colon by our naval force Adfritral
coghlan confirms the press dispatches
that General Reyes has departed Tor
washington. via Port Limon, Costa Rica,
FOR a con ference with DR.. Amador. q
member OF the Panama. Commission, ana
who Is IN tho United States.
Before his departure no Informed Ad-
miral Coghlan that the Panamn Govern
g(Reycs) arrival. Admiral Coghlan states
further that General Reyes expects TO
mako arnicable relations with the spe-
RcIal commissioners from Panama now IN
= rs MOVE CAPITAL.
It Is believed hero that aside from q
proposition for Panama to assume part
Of the Colombian foreign debt, General
Reyes main purpose Is to advance tho
suggestion that the capital OF Colon do
be transferred to tho city Of Panama
This would be equivalent to the anneXa-
ton OF Colombia BY Panama. The opinion
In official circles here is that though
hattering, the proposition will be rejected
BY the Panama Commissioners II
for no other reason than be-
cause through sheer weight OF
numbers the Colomblans soon would con.
troll the administration Of the reunited
republic, and the situation as to Panama
would be as 1t was before the revolution
and separation.
OUR MINISTER SAFE.
Mr.. Beaupre's status remains un-
changed so far as the officials here know,
and Notwithstanding the menaclng tone
OF tho notes addressed to him BY the Co
lombian minister for foreign affairs, as
set out in tho press dispatches from Bo-
gotta the State Department does not con-
slider that there has been a breach IN
the relations between the United states
and Colombia.
Tho fact that the Colombian legation
here Is still open for. business, under In
structIons from Bogota, is confrmatory
evidence OF the fact that there has been
no rupture of relations.
Mr.. Beaupre has informed the minister
for foreign affairs that the United States
has recognized Panama and has extended
the good offices OF our government to
patch zip peace. Tho Colombian answer
to this last proposition has not yet been
received,
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AUCTION SALEs-This Day.
Nv Augustine royal Il Co,
Real Estate Agents and Austiotlesers
~ RusTln,s SALE OF FOUR HAND.
! SOME LOTS ON THE PETERS,
EuKG TuRNp1KD, IN C:HEsTER-
lllLD COUNTY,, NEAR MANCllEs-
1908, An 4 O'CLOCK T.. NJ. ON TILE
PR iDM lSES. i +aS}lgN i-ltSis9s# i55Fs N

by virtue OF u decd Of trust dated Nov.
I'd, 1908 and executed to the undersigned
CLERKS 1tiiee Of chester1eld con1ty In
10 do ~ the beneficiary default having
boon made In the pay inent Of the debt
secured shall sell on tho day hour
and place named above those four (D
petersburg turnpike, In Chesterfield
county, near Mnnohester. W, q, and ID. dEesig, g,
Co. as Lots Nos. o. Z, 9 and 8; Lots Nos.
i. Z and 8 front 80 feet each, and Lot No.
fronts IS feet on said pike between Della
uure and Edwards Streets. Lots Nos. O.,
{, 8 have q depth Of ~ feet to an alley;
o. Edwards Street These are r, beautiful,
those seeking suburban homes.
TERMs--Casl, ~ TO expenses OF s g g,
i.ote past due for $6l.S3, with Interest
since Nov. Sd. 1908. III paid. and on credit
,rhe residue, IL any, Upon such terms us
viii be announced ut salo.
No lB.2o,Y ,22,24. Trustee
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!, !, IApnroyed N9y. 10th, 1900
RRA1GE}SHSo Is SEfA}SSGf22 81 e. o S2N
HEAD .BRiDGD .lAcRo ss OVBRroN
s;fHEET. gEr WEE SEVENTH AND
city Of Rich aeiH = - $500 -
nd ls That pormszloa BE- ana thS sas IL
Tobncxe;o ( G stee construct and maintain an
S Between Seventh SEVENTH A and Eighth streets.
tho bottom OF said bridge t9 DO at l lenst
Is not to be. moro than.G foet wide and
s WehIgRt sabjsot e tic following reond
tiohs: ~,
"a. THAT the said Bridge Is to be con.
structed according to the plan presented
by said x. a. Patterson Tobacc Co., and
now on flo in the office OF city Engineer;
materials as shall DO satisfactory to the
sd. The said r. A. Patterson Tobacco CO.
shall at times keep .aaid Bridge g,,n IN proper l
the Committee OH Streets may ut any
time deem reasonable for the safety Of
persons using tho highway under said
4th. The SAID r. a. Patterson TOBACCO
Co. shall pay the rate fixed by tho ordi-
nance Of the city allowing construction
5th. The permission hereby granted, shall
at any time be. subject e any amendment
or revocation by the City Council. Upon
Il revocation or amendment of said per-
mission, the said r. A. Patterson Tobacco
Co.., or any subsequent owner Of said
:.ouse, shall immediately conform 10 such
amendment or revocation
9th The said permission Is given sub
ject to the conditions that the said r. a.
Patterson Tobacco Co., or any subsequent
owner OF said house, will indemnify. re.
imburso, and save harmless the city OF
Richmond Tor any charges. dana ges4 J. or
cost that the city may be req u!red to pay
by reason OF any person being Injured or
damaged in any way, " property or per-
son. by the construction, existence. or
maintenance Of said Bridge.
Sth. For failure to conform fully TO
tho provisions OF this ordinance. or any
amendment or revocation thereof, or any
requirement Hereunder, tho said r. a.
Patterson Tobacco Co., or any subsequent
owner OF said house, shall be liable to q
fine OF not less than ten nor more than
fifty dollars; each days failure to be n
separate ofense. b <:
nances are hereby repealed. SO far as tho
same may conflict herewith.
10th, This ordinance shall be In force
: ~ ~ :" t@' BEN T. AUGUST,
nov 24-5t 4s.sss CITY Clerk.
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sclves in the costumes used In the orlgi-
nal production. Two scenes are shown,
the Yale campus, New Haven, and Monte
Carlo The last is, Of course, tho most
picturesque. The music. capitally ren-
sdercd, would hardly DO recognized as
that heard In ordinary REVEALS of
"Hoity-Toity." Prominent In tho or
gnnization are Nellie Sylvester, jeanette
Lewis, Lillian Durham and Harry West.
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he laid down beside the dead woman
and slept, perhaps, half an hour before
Tho prisoner, Who IL about twenty-five
years Of age, has u rather ropulsive mp.
pearance, and gives no indication OF
realizing the critno With which he Is
charged. I1o takes no Interest In the
court proccedings.
HIS wife and child nre constantly at
his side. as is also his aged father and
m M har itE9ttR eeNa tts Wa
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moySed, and Who Is DESTROYS 81 dlspos!ns
Of the property, even at a sncrifico rather
on the premises, at the time stated, the
above very DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL
PROPER above mentioned. Tho build
Ing g three story brick, and contains
every modern convenience and COMFORT
such az tiled halls and bath, tho later
fitted With the most expensive sanitary
arrangements; inlnid fools In parlors aid
dining rooms, walls Of most OF the rooms
and stnlrways handsomely frescoed sta-
tionary wardrobes and stands. electric
lights, ETC., etc. In fact, no expense was
spared to make tho property complete N
every detail and few,i II any, residences N
tho city Can compare with the interior
finish. There Is Immediately, II the rSnr,
but separated by ar. alley. a-TWO;STOHY
MODERN BRICK STABLE, with ample
accommodation for several horses nnu
carriages. Although the owner has spent
81 very large amount on tho PROPERTY. no
does not expect u fancy price, and those
in search Of Il frst-class property can Of.
tend sale with tho assurance that u great
bn rgain can be had. TO properly appre..
ciate this property It must DO seen, and
the auctioheer viii be pleased to inspect
same with any ono Wishing TO mako OK;
animation before the sale, and 1t IL Well
worth tho while OF any ono to 90 SO. sec
him: YOU will not regret It.
TERiS-Vill be very liberal ana an
nouncud Mt time Of sale. Most or tho pur-
chase price can remain on 1, the property.
POsSEssION IMMED1ATELY.
nov 1S.tds II. A. M'CUlsDY.sG
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BY Edward 8. Rose Company,
Reai Estate Auctioneers.

A 5ucTIoN SALE OF NICE pWELIt
~ ING NO, 10 POE STREET, BARTON
feet; the last belonging TO an estate which
mast be closed AS directed. we Will! on
WEDN t.SpAY, ETH DAY OF NOV, 1865
BY auction the above home. It's going,
It's almost gone. The lucky one Will boa
named at sale. Como. u may be YOU, 8
1ii EbWARp's s, ROSE COMPANY.
nov 19-tds E5S Auct!Gnssn
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snatched Purse.

Threo voting ladies reported lust Battr-
day evening that II man ran up to them
Oh Foushee Street just as they turned
In from Broad, on their way home, and
grabbed the pockot-book OF one Of them.
At ttpf b az. y I.I Q r = d e v T
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WEDNESDAY, NOV, Is, 1908,
By Geo, ". Mayo, Auotioneer.
. ECElYElS' SALE
II OF TIE
ASSETS OF TIFF I,ni,rf Y Al, T1s PR5NT
MIST COMPANY,

BY virtue Of an order Of the United
States District Court for, tho Eastern Dis
trlct OF Virginia. entered on the 18th day
OF NoVember, 1908 In tho cause therein
pending under the, style Of Tho Walthnll
Printing and Southern Tobacconst Com
pany, Bankrupt. the undersigned recely-
ers Win Sci at public ape!lon FOR sash b
- "WEDNESDAY. NOV, 20. 1903
at IL o'clock NJ, the assets including the
good Will or the NVnlthal Printing and
ing principally of Printing MACHINERY,
k kyps' s Is Tia sSsouthern Tobaeeon.st
rho assets include Office Furniture and
Fixtures, Cottrell Cylinder Presses, !
Chandler and Gordon job Presses. and u
full supply OF Job and Hook, Type,
Tho assets will first DO offered IN detail
The sale Will be subject TO the coniirma-
ton of the court.
with the papers In tho, said cause, N the
clerks office OF the United States DlStrlct
Court Of Richmond. Va.
Tho receivers will gladly furnish infor"
nation to those interested. al
r, b. WALrHAI.L, Y
nov 1874 ,22?2.2l.& RECEIVERS.
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BY Douglas q. Taylor,
sellor and Renter Of Real Estate.
"A cTloN SALE OF,
Main Street Properly.

Dwelling NOT on south side OF Main
Street, between First and Foushee Strcet1s
with Il beautiful building lot adjoining.
Al the request Of the owners. who arg
anxious to close an estate, I will sell
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER a7rlI 1908.
at 1880 o'clock p. NJ, the above described
property Tho 2-story md basement
brick dwelling con tnins about z rooms. &c:3
NGIhis property has frontage OF 66 STA
feet by depth Of 1853 4-l2 feet. Its los 4
cation Is central and improving. imme-
dIately on the cur line and an admirable
a desirable home, and for the same lren. 4
sons. improvements put upon tho vacant
lot will provo I'm excellent Investments.
4 TrRA1S-Libernl md announced at ale>
DOUGLAS Il, TAYLOR,
Nj 33-tds Auctioneer.
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Killed in Collision.

s5. (By Associated Press
WAYCROSS, GA, Nov. %. 1.-Two negroes
were killed in n collision between two
long trains on the Tram road Of j.. r.. Il
e. a, Bailey tonight. about ten miles
from Mcdonald. The trains ran together
head-on as they were rounding q curve,
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"Hoitv-Toity,"

OF tile Weber and Fields production OF
"IIoity Toity." to be seen Mt the ,Acade-
my Tomorrow night and Thursday matt
nee and night, tho st. Louis Republic
says:
The production IL the moat colorful
seen at the Grand In some time. There
is a company Of forty who disport them
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GERMANY.
Emperor William Directs That
Panama be Recognized.

(By Associated Press.)
BERLIN, Nov. 23.-Emperor William
has directed tho German authorities to
officially recognize the republic OF Pann-
ma An announcement Of the recognition
OF the new State is expected daily.
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RESOURCES.
stncks honds and mortgages :. E A73 SAG %
Stbnr raoI est,i te 80. ~ 1,1OO 90
ShacL. ana OF her ~ al items ~, 325 rs
,11no Tro,,, NJ tiunal bank z. :! 0S3 81
Specie, nickcls and .cents,!.:.... ~ %
Paper currency T...,..........:.... 400 w
KS ,rota, ,;,,,......... 81, 007, 1874 u
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LIABILITIES,

cap Ii stock paid in.e.:......., as,7so %
Undivided profits, less r amount #
4 p ala. FOR interest e4pensau s22,s7 50
Dividends unpaid ~ W
ln eneea aix fypdd ays notee sos "a
I sixtv DAYS; notice ............. 102. as1 IS
.1ntcrest on deposits in advance 81, 900 %
~ ( !, y T. (
1,otol 81 ,Oo7, 1874 Il
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BANK STATEMENTS.

srATEAIENT or TIE FINANCIAL
CONDITION, OF .TIlE ,uMIO y B BAN
X MOND, IN THE STATE OF YIR.
GINA. AT THE CLOSE OF.BUsl-s
y NESS INOVIGAf BIER ~. 1903, MADE 70
\ COUNTS 2OF5VIRG1NIA:
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s2.Oo7.@4 II

~. 3. Beasley, cashier, do solemnly.
swear that the above Is a true statement
Of tho financial condition of the Union
Bank Of Richmond located at Richmond,
In the State OF Virginia. at the close or
business on the 18th day OF November,
1908, to the best Of my knowledge and
b 4. j, B. BEASLEY, Cashier.
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BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.

THAT MOST ATTRACTIVE BUILD
! ING LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE or
GROVE AVENUE. between Sycamore
and Strawberry Streets, Just 80 feet west
Of Mr.. Henry Holzgrefes residence.
WILL BT SOLD by auction, on the prem
WEDNESDAY. NOV, Is. 1908,
at 1880 p. NJ.
This is n fine. deep lot, and tho many
now and handsome dwellings, now going
lin oil that most attractive drive way
attest the popularity and desilabllty Of
tho location.
{ TERMS-At sale. n. w: BOWIE,
nov yl-tds AuctOneer,
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- Nv y - "''Sos.
on account OF declining the business,
We will sell for Edward c. Rees & Co..
No. .713 West Main Street Opposite Monroe
THIS Cruesday) MORNING. NOV. 24Ttl,
commencing at 1880 o'clock. This lee
Cream Plant. Bakery and Confectionery.
comprising Hand or Power Ice-Cream Ma
chine (cost $1a), Electric Motor, 200 loo
Cream TUBS and Cans, Bread Trough.
BOX and Tables, Bread and Cake Pans,
Candy Stones and Bench, Marble Almond
Mortar, Ice Cream Moulds, Tufts Soda
rountain, of Italian and Tenne ssee mar
BILE, and two mirrors, with % syrup cans,
soda and mineral water spigots, mar.
BILE serving counter and 2 copper tanks,
cost 81, 10000; Soda Glasses and Holders,
Coco-Cola CCan, Milk Shake Machine.
about fifty, gallons Of assorted Sytups.
Coca-Cola &c.; 4 Electric Fans, National
Cash Register, Nickle Franc Showcases,
Iron Safe Combination loci). Counter
Scales, Stools, 12 Marble Top Ice-Cream
Tables, q Oak and Walnut Chairs, Stand
Ing Desk, Walnut Hat Rack, Pedestas
and Statues, Mirror, G5 yards lInlaid Limo
leum, Ice Cream Chest with and 10 gal
lon porcelain lined cans; lee e. Cream q IN,
Dishes, Candles, Chewing and md ! Smoking 8
about tons Anthracite Coal. Sale posi-
tive. INA a
~ TlGRMS-Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
No 22-2t. 5 Auctioneers.
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Correct-Attes'
Correot-Attest: ,,nnron
r. r. ARLINGTON,
b. ALSOP,

State Of Virginia, city Of Richmond:
sworn to and subscribed before me this
Esd day Of tNovem Der. 1908.
Commission expires December 10. 1908
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pnsnIlRcEs.

RESOURCES.
Loans and = discounts. i..........$l ,169,l93 80
Cverd rnft 3 M .......,..,,........... 1858 o3
stocks a bonds and mortgages. 1854 10
Banking house. 5000 90
Checks and other cash 80,
items .............".,.a 700 ~
ing.houae - ......,..... se,ss7 SO
p Banks . ,...........,... 42ab1 is
p and tr prIva e.'t bankers. 4s,oo5 IS
s'e cents ,.,.,.,, .....,. 25.17o2
PAPER currenc y. .,,,,., 81, 094 20
Il ~ ------------- 415,si2 10
l.. fFt4Ft .s1f stlkNH}t4
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STATEMENT OF TIID FINANCIAL
'CONDITION Or THE CITY BANK or
RICHMOND, LOCATED AT RICH
NOND. IN THE STATE OF VIR-
GINA, AT THE CLOSE OF -BUsI-
NESS NOVEMBER Z, 1929, N MADE ~ 70
e THE AUDITOR or PUBLIC AC-
COUNTS OF VIRGINIA.;
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BY james II. Crensf1aw,
Rcal Estate Auctioneer, s
1913 u, Main Street. Z

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE (,
~ OF flaia#a
BRICK STORE; AND DWELLING. Noe!
L 4OS NORTH E1CfEErDENTH STREET.5{ll'
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AUCTION sALES-This Day.
BY II. A. McCurdy.
Real Estate Aucuotleer.

pUBL1c AUCTION SALE
or THE
LATE RESIDENCE OF L. .BoRC5M11T;;R;s,
ESQ. TUESDAY, N0 Ii BER 2fIH' a,
NO 3U7 SOUTH no UR,rH STREET
GAMBL rs HILL.
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FOR RENT.
FURNISHED DWELLING OF TWELVE
(l2) rooms, with all tho most modern
convenicnces, together with fourteen QD
acres Of ground, on Dirs Road, within
q very short distance OF the Chestnut
Hill car line; convenient to the city. Gas,
hot and cold water, range, bath. sewer,
water. The owner has moved away from
tho city. and is DESTROYS OF securing u
tenant Immediately. 10 tho proper party
special Inducements will DO made, This Is
one OF tho best built dwellings In tho
county.
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33 LIABILITIES.
can,to, stock Maid In. ..,...,....,$ 100000 90
Surplus fund .....,...,..,,,..,,.. 100000 w
Undivided profits, loss amount
tnG p taxes Ike t ..,...,.,,,..s....,... 1884 81
Dividends unpaid .,..,..,.,.,... % 80
individual deposits,
subject to check,,..Sl ,O0S 900 80
o. denos,t -. :. '" 1890. 45,o42 Of
tUertliiei checks..,...a ], S27 90
Dua to national banks 3G,473 ~
and bankers ..,.,...s lib, 1924 IS
Il ~" 49, -------------- ! ,207, aG7 e
Notes and bills redIscounted.., $3.50 "
= +.
Total ..,.,....,.....,..,.., ,3sy SO
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An Ordinance.
\" (Approved Nov. 1Oth, 1003.)

approved NOV. 10Th, 1DO3.)
GRANTING PERMISSION, TO II, a.
f;TRUCTsA M MAINTAIN AN OVER
HEAD BRIDGE ACROSS OVERrON
STREET. BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIqI1TII STREETS.
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FL REAL ESTATE-For Sale.
CHPAn & HUME,
Real Estate Insurance. Loans.

FOR SALE.
1sOO A SMALL FARM OF 2o
y ,OOO acres, with good Groom dwell
ing, now rented to good tenant; at
Iuylor's crossing, 10 miles from Rich
mond and about one and a half miles
from Glen Allen. on the r. r. &: r. r. r..
Barn and outhouses. Excellent water
tpump). Good orchard. Nice grove In
front. Right at station. This Is bar
gain.
Gil OOOFOUR NEW, MODERN
IN every respect. All occupied by excel
lent tenants. Now renting for $l,1O0.
Splendidly located on Church Fill. A
safe Investment that brings 10 per cent.
81 1SO NV o STORY. FRAME
~ 500 dwelling OF seven rooms, on
4.lirty-fifth Street. Good tenant. l2 por
cent. investment.
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BY Edward 8. Rose Company.
Real Estate AuctlOncers.
BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneers.

q uCr1oN SALE
tlCE-CRDANI PLANT, ~ BAKERY AND
4 CONtEICrI ONERYE OF EDWARD G. =
REEFS & n CO.. NO. 713 WEST i,
MAIN STREET. s4 gR,
THIS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1903,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-09
BezlitosneWidmo

,,Przez lata los sGtigal mnie ME
przerwaniezse piszeF. A. Galtedge,
Zerbena, Ala. ,Miafem klopotliw9
sprawe krwawnicy powodobana 81
wypeklinaml. Gdy wszystko zawio-
do, Bucklen'a5 maSSc arhikowa wy
leczyla mnie. R6wnie dobra ma spa
rzenia wszelkie do1egliwoaci i b6lu.
Iylko Csc W apiece N. j. Kowalewn
fiiekiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-09
E~LEKTRYCZNY q

DE- ala pc kilku godzi-
naeh'czasami no kilku.
dnla b. Krzyz ten powi-
MEN w1siet We cnle j y
nocy ma jedwabDe; pltce
ma szyi spuszczonY Al do.
do}ka. nieb.eska stron4
odwr6cony do c ala.
Pred uzycl-m raz MS
dzle j:po uzyciu Dalezy.
krIYz ten wlozyf do lett
niego uctu ma pare minut
Ola dzieei m0czyt "
slab Sym occ,e.
Krzyt ten kos tu|e
81 90 i wyse}amy go ma
Gale e:sny u. i do Ka-
nady. GwarsDtu jenny. Ia
krzy3 ten dziala skutecz-
niej. MD pas, ktfry lest
cd 1920 razy drozszy.
Lepszcgo srodka leczni~
cseg0 .ak ten krzyz ME
= %~o ~ -E.k4st Sf