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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

adopted a resolution continuing as agents
of the state In the collection OF these
claims, Thomas Green Of F'dnquier Oath
err of Bernard E. Green). and John A..
Parker, of Essex county. Under the
terms OF this resolution tho agents We're
offered commission Of 3 per centuil on
the amount collected and turned Into
tile State treasury. Later, or III 1881,
bin was passed BY the General Assem-
bly, offering Green and Parker 10 per
cent. Of the amount collected from tie
Federal government. They had intre-
duced into Congress a Bill Tor the rci'na
bursemGnt OF the state.
1t was not 2until 1903. however, that the
Federal government under the terms ot
another bill. secured nm appropriation tor
the Federal government In payment OIL
these claims. Tho Federal government
resurrectad an Offset claim Of certain
bonds or The state belonging to the y n
dian trust fund. tile amount of which
was about equal TO Virginia's claim
against tho United States Before this
recovery, however, both Bernard Il. Green
and John a. Parker had died. Never
lthelcss tho administrators of the Two
men Instituted this suit recltang that the
lecedcnts hal introduced o bill and were
entitled under the act Of tho General
Assembly to 10 per cent. Of the amount
due by tho Federal government 10 tne
State. rho state actually received $5.SV
from tho Federal government
The taking OF dispositions is expected TO
last some time.
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CALLED TO ASHLAND.
Rev.8R. a. Lapsley Will Become
Pastor Presbyterian Church.

East Hanover Presbytery held a meet.
Ing yesterday morning and received the
Y Rev. "a. IA. Lapsley from the Lexington
Presbytery.
After he had been put through the
usual examination on theology. personal
p!ety and church government, he was
elected a members and has accepted a
call from the Ashland Presbyterian
1 Church. A commission was appointed to
install Mr.. LaI,sley as pastor of the ASH.
land Church. The exerices will be held
January 18th. .3l "a 5s @
/ Those present at the meeting were r.
: r. Renne. elder Of 81izpah Church, mod
orator: the Rev Drs. J. T. SfcFaden,
Russell Cecil. the Revs. r. 3. Eggleston,.
W. s. Campbell. D. K. Walthall, Dr.. J. F..
Smith, DR.. "A. L.. Phillips, =. B. Price.
j. S. Foster Of Petersburg; W. A1cWhite,
{ of Petersburg; i. N. Osborne. Of Han
over county, Mr.. Nat Lancaster and J.. G.
Stewart. Bl.f3 .yisil NO ,S5 8 .E5Es5
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"A DAZZLING BEAST.
A New Kent Lady Sees Strange
SIGHTS in the Swamp.

Special to The Times-D lspatc,hl
ROxBURY. VA, Dec 19.-Ncw KENT
farmers are looking after the birds. ana
during .i the heavy snow. Several tiocks Of
partridges have been seen, and they
scem to be albright The farmers are
putting out feed and not allowing any 10
be killed during the snow. VI
One OF the strangcst sights ever seen "
this EecHon WIS witnessed near TINS
place Saturday, which has left lady ~
d terrible state Of nervous prost rltlon;;
Mrs. Woodson, whose home Is near ~, tne 2
Chickahominy Swamp, heard noise ike
the bleating of lamb Fearing some
little lamb had wandered away. she Went i1
to its succ or. When a fey. rods OIL slc
noticed the head OF an object Ike that
OF n sheep coming towards her. us eyes s
were a light brown, while Its ears were t,r
like those OF II sheep. Its body was tn 1 Y.
shape OF some largo snake, apparently
about four feet long, full OF scales AS
II would move In the sunlight the dinerenl
coIors were dazzling in their briG htncss
and so chhngeable that It caused her eyes
TO pain terribly. sS ,s I /. y.
I Mrs. woodson ran to tho house after
the male members OF the fnInily to tel
them OF her strange find, but when the
men got 70 where the beast or 5serpent
was Il had retreated to the srFa.nps q
the Chic hoininy.}3It was ira cked TO the
waters edge: there all traces were tost
of the strange Intruder. Hunger had un-
doubtedly forced it, from its hiding place.
as two rabbits and three birds had been
caught by the strange beast, as portions
OF each were found by tho hintsmen
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Mr.. Chapman, Artist, III.

Mr.. G.. w. Chapman, former resident
or this city, Confederate veteran and
widely known painter, is now III In q
hospital, at Westchest er, N. y. His health
last few months. Mr.. Chapman last
summer sent to the Virginia State LII
8brary a large number OF small paint
5ings, some of which were done by him
number of the pictures sent were the
work OF his father, the late John G,
Chapman. n native OF Alexandria. Va
who died in New York fifteen years ago.
The older Chapman had made a Wide
reputation. some of his works being we'll
known. Some arc highly priced pos
sessions OF the Confederate Museum In
this city.
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BY Geo. v. Oliver, Auctloneer.
Al w. Broad st. Phone 2275.

II WILL SELL THIS DAY AT 1890 A.
NJ, AT MY W-AREROOAis NO. ala WEST
BROAD STREET, one fine Quarter Sawed
Oak Chamber Suit, odd Bureaus, Wash
stands. Single and Double Bedsteads.
Nardrobes, Oak extension Tables. Roller
Top Desks, Walnut Book Cases, Bed
Lounges Couches. Hall Racks. Feather
Beds, Pillows and Bolsters. Hall l 4 Lamps,
seven handsome N1antel Mirrors. Pictures.
one Mahogany Table, Sewing Machines
one lot Mems New Pants, two hundred
Ladies Trimmed and untrimmed Hats
g any other articles too numerous to rnen-I
ton. Ladies invited to attend sale. Above
goods must go !, - !, III =, 1,,4,,,
Auctloneer.
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PRESIDENT AND PARTY
5s ATTEND GRAND OPERA

WASHINGTON. D. G.. December 49,
President and Mrs. Rooseyelt and Vice
President-elect and KRIS. Fairbanks were
occupants Of boxes at the opening pro-
Fdaction OF grand opera at the Columbia
Theatre tonight by the Savage Company.
Alice Roosevelt, Senator and Mrs. Lodge
and Senior Ojeda, the Spanish minister
Tile opera put on was Puccinis La Bo-5
sheine. which was given It's first English
production In Washington. and was
warmly received
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( BANKRUPT NOTICE.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
IN STIII18 DISTRICT COURT Of THE
UNIFIED STATES FOR THE last
sG ERIN DlSTRICr8C)E VIRGINIA..
Il In the Matter O. 80 No. 0CO.
n. CI,ENlEINT SKATER, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF j.. CL1cA1ETN'T shat.
lS Err @of Richmond, in the county Of Hen-
rico; and district Of aforesaid, bankru I,
day of December, a. p. 1904, the said
q. 'cLEsIENl. s FEB was duly adju15
adicated a bankrupt; and that the first
meeting OF his creditors will be held In,
my office, Rooms Nc. . 70 and. u, Capitol Law
and Real Estate Building. Richmond, Va,
ONT 9th DAY OF d 5CEAIBEFt A.. p /.
1904, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims appoint atrnssse ex
other business as may properly come be-a
~ - ' IA r. Q. 4 II. TALLEY,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
December 16, 1904.
son, Esq. Attorneys for Bankrupt.
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Two, Banks Closed.
4 ,(By Associated prcss.)

HOUSTON, TEX. December 1.-TWO
banks at Angeton and Nelssco, both Of
them owned by w J. NJ. Idoskins closed
their doors to-day. A run which started
Saturday at Angleton was continued to-
day, until MIR. sHoskins went there from.
Velasco and posted a notice that he would
suspend payments until he could make
arrangements for payment OF all claims
In full. No statement Of assets or Ia :.
b.l,ies was made. Both banks paid all
claims until they closed. It is asserted
thai about 10000 has been withdrawn.
during the runs.
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TAX NOTICE!
Office Collector of City Taxes,
Room 2 First Floor. City Hall,

Room z, First Floor, City Hall.
Richmond, Va, Dec, ! !, 1904,
u N OTIC u TO TAH-PAYERs-TllE
LAST HALT or CITY TAXES, real.
LsS,IATE AND Personal, FOR 1894
IS NOM DUE AND PAYABLE AT THIS
OFFICE. L " a f5
EVERY person keeping house or doing
business fnthe, city Is assessed for per.
any city taxes during the year will please
cail and settle, so as to avoid being post
'aRADINCi, IPAYING, PIPE AND SEW
ER1 CONNECTION HILLS are also due,
ana viii have to be declared uelinuuenl II
nat ruidi On or before end of year .
/ FIVE pER CENT, Will pc. added TO last
half II not paid ON or before Dl1CEM-
BIER 3lst. .,, =, I, y, . "A
Interest at SIX PER GENT. also ats
aches to all bills as soon as reported de-
llnquont. ~, :, 4 J. ~. \,
above, as under an ordinance passed ~
the city Council there can be no AVOID.
.i'i'ee y i''s pShis ~. CUNNINGHAM.
Dec1lm Collector OF CITY Taxes
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ISN'1'8NORRYING.
Failed to Win Richmond Bride
After Fifteen Years.

HI Mr.. Joseph f. Bear, OF Dubuque, Mon
3tana, who came to Richmond to find a
wife. when seen last night. said that he
had hoped to take the Richmond lady
home with him, but that no could not
make her see 1t his way.
I've are as wide apart as that, said
the Montana man holding his hands far
apart. 'I'll not take e Mrs. Bear from
this city III "a
Mr.. Bear is veteran OF the Civil War,
having served as captain In the Mime
sofa volunteers in the Inaian outbreak
and afterwards as private in the Second
Minnesota cavalry,in go. until the end Of
the war .f
He was born in Massachusetts and jsl
sixty-nine years Of age, having lived
twenty-five Of his life In Montana.
He leaves to-day for Washington and.
will not return to this city. I've given " up.
said he. ia a 4
When asked If lie was disappointed. Mr..
Bear said:
81 guess I'm pretty. fortunate, Every
thing happens for the best
Tho gentleman takes his disappont-
ment like a philosopher. and will scel:
fresh fields for the next Mrs. Bear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Ak Office Moft the y. !, q
state Corporation C2mmlsssio,nnot,ii
lil733 ftlCIlLtIUiILli IrST1NfE
ITO THE tSEtYl3RAI1 5RAILROAD.C SN1t--

state Corporation ECommlsslo, y "a
= MN s n ss9d a al G tSst,
7 u PANiEs sD DING 73s 3 sINEss I. ] IN q
THRHsThp ASD ~ ssis,,s =
stsol Commission WILL at It's offices IN =, ne
city Of Richmond. on TIJESDAYY,5the}1 18th
day Of January, 1905. pursuant to a uLno or.
ity conferred by the Constitution and .iaMs
OF Virginia, consider and hear any Is. OBJ y
jections against q proposed order. req SUI Wy :.
ton and requirement. of the Gommnlsia IL,.l
whereby a single or uniform freight
Of freight traffic carried by rail road com 4
panies within the isdction Of \ ne 5Cotn-
mission, will be put into effect, WI suc E,
executions and 20 su Ina ssh
shown or found to be proper and .ne q s
sary; also such com 1nodity ra ties on such
articles as. upon such hearing, 1T may be
shown found to be usual fas a ,u
side of a general uniform classltlcatlon.
on such hearing the clnssl tons, !, ~
8ceptions, amendment ana I, c9mmota,liy
the jurisdiction Of the Commission will be,
considered to the end that a single llnl;-8B
form classification may be finally forlnS>irr
with such necessary amendments, excep-
stions and commodit-- ties as may be con-
s!dered just reasonable and proper; such
uniform classiflcat on, anne ents, exceps
.tions and commodity ra tes when enacted,
Commission, to be at all times subject to
the further jurisdiction and control Of.
the G2mmss9n so snab te sa arder OF
Commission altered Or amended IN SO Tar
and reasonable to meet changing condi-..
s'0Hs Af0''' BE isvERIEY CRIME NJ
HENRY E i, "a, !; !; :
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\ The Old Codgers Caught.

"God save young men from stylish
women" Is the fervent prayer Of Vicar
\ General Fox, of Trenton, n. J, Doesn't
:. It secm as IL mature financlers and
need OF the plous solicstude Of the good
Father Fox as the young men W., do
not recall any young man In connection
with the Chadwick case. savannah News avs
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WOMAN S THROAT GUT
MAN SHOT TO Death

Il Thy Associated Presss)
4 SELMA, ALA Dec. 19.--Eews has
Williams. In Wilcox county. The victims
Williams, In WILCOX county. Tho victims
that place. Mrs. Andrews was found
lying across tho bed with her throat cut
from ear to ear. while Andrews was found
dead on the floor. with general pistol
married and had several children. lie Is
said to have loft his first wife and to
have married again. a few mont his a go,
It liz said, Andrews persuaded hts first
wife to deed to his second wife a farm he
had given to wife No. /. 81 This Is said to
have LED 70 a. bitter family d llnrrel. q. as4a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE r e
ceiyed at Office Of Treasurer. Southern
Branch. N. II. D. 5Y- s., n tioral oldlers,
Home, Elizabeth City county. Va. until
opened, for furnishing 5000 bushels Of 3oys-4
ter shells and 200 cubic yards sand, In ac-s
3cordance with instructions and speclfica-
5aIs ana other Information. may be had
upon application to b. A. BENSoN,tI'r Treas
sllrer. 3 FL t5RtS5 gsf
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DI AM g m ID S
Reduced.
Schaaf's, 426 E. Broad.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS B FOR CITY PRINTIN G.
: sTATIONERY,9 BINDING, sADVElHTIS-
4 nishing the city OF Richmond with Sta
tionery, Printing. Binding, Advertising.
etc, Tor the year 1905. VIII be received
Claims until Isl p M DEC1l BIER 20.
1sOz, when tho committee will meet to
= open same BIDS must be upon the
p blanks. which can be procured Of the
and must be endorsed on the outside to
II show contents. They must be left at
Room ii. Third Floor, City Hall, before
e day and hour ma med. Every bid for each
N class Of work must be accompanied by q
certified cneck for 500 Bond will be re-
#uuired Of the successful bidders q @
The committee reserves the right to
4 reject any orr bids IN whole or IN part.
#tiI3y order of the committee.
S ~ HERBERT Il. EZEIl1EL.s
(slorlY
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! -
In execution of "a deed OF trust dated
May "a. 1892. of record IN the clerk $ office
OF Henrico County Court, In ID. d. g1s3 "a,
page 4ts, I will sell BY auction. upon the
premises on
\ ayVEDMEsDAY. DECEMBER %, 1904, #
Mt 4 o'clock r s NJ the land described in
the said deed OF trust as follows Lying
and being in tho county OF Henrico, west
Of the city. Of Richmond, near, the. Cary
Street Poad. beginning on Tabb,s western
Inc 4s.so chains south q Cary e !, Street
to the middleton a street; thence north
g east along the middle of said street &c
street; thence aouth s. east along the
middle OF said street ~ chains to Tnob's
line, and thence south 1-2 west q long.
said rabb slime 12ss chains TO the gin 4
property being near the city and said to
contain brick clay, should attract rur-
$chasers. Il. 2i35 g885Gs lE
TERMS s. Cash sufficient to defray ex-i
8penses OF sale and to pa tWo notes. one
9th. 1899. and the other for 81 $50 with
Interest from December 9th, 1902,
"A. ii J .S CHEWING,
Dec 17-tds 53SS3 "A Surviving Trustee.
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Wines and Liquors
for Xmas,

CataWba Wine, per quart. .....,..,..,12c
Blackberry Wine .....s.............. .i2c
Quart bottle Imported Port Wlne... $50
Quart bottle sherry Wine. imported $50
Quart bottle Smart Set Whisky. ..... 75c
Quart bottle Gin, Imported ..........s.7se
4 Oscar "copper", Gibson or Mt. Veriicr, Old
Rye Wnlskcy, quart bottle .,....i...7bo
California Sherry Winei per gallon. i. BOO
{ Imported si,ttty Wit,e.,.. $3.50. .....$l
Fort Wine, per gallon.... ..l.. ~. BOG
ciaret Wines, per bottle, imported 2sc
( Old Rye Whlskey, 4 years old. ..3...s2
Old Rye Whisky, s years old...... $2.4o
Old Rye Whisky. 6sycars old ....s 50
Elmo N. G. Corn Wt,iskey, 8 years old "
French Brandy, 2 years old. .......3s2
3 Pure Old Virginia Apple brandy........$2
Old French Brandy, 6 years olG....... 50
imported Gin, per gallon. 1890 2
New England Runp per gallon. 1909 2
Blackberry Brandy, per gallon. $50. 4 og
4 Elmo Catawba Wine, per gsllcr,...r,.4ec
pure Virginia Peach Brandy, per GAL. S2
Good Holland ...... l.oo
sweet Cider, per gallon. -. .2o :;
kenton Valley Whlskey, s. years o .s
,quart,.... $500. !. !. +. ~
ell. Jacobs or Mincr's Malt yvhlskey, per.
bottle. .s...s.t.5. s........ .'...'.. -,
DuHy's Matt Whisky. . s y 6
4 Jnmaica Rum ......!!. '..'..Y@
catawba and Blackberry Wine, per GAL
Ion. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..i.}...,... 4oc
"a nRsEB5HAARAsC cnN
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Y DWELLING AND THE LOT UPON
which ii stands. on North East Side Adams
street, between Clay and Leigh Streets In
fnediatcly in rear Clay Street Methodist
Church; the lot fronting IS feet and having q.
wv i,v yr.,e oc a certain deed Of trust to un-
dersIgned, dated september 26, 1874. and re:
rsriisti in u. u. isa 3. page go, r chn1pnd
Chancery5 Court default having been made n
Il portion or the debt thereby secured, WI
soil on FRIDAY, DECEMBER %. 1904. on the
premises, at 2. NJ. the above described fea F
TERMs- Cash as to expenses Ct executing
this trust and sum fof 5000 upon credits Of $50
Dor month as to ~ notes, and 5000 in u months.
Interest and duly secured -. a. 4
Dec sO-lt 5" VIM. MARSHALL, Trustee. III
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REAL ESTATE For Sale.

MILLS, ETC 3 &c DIR SALE
5E83 CATALOGUE FREE g33t57,
Il i3{S III GEO. f. CRAWFORDS&C CT D., Az *
Il SOB q. Main street.
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BY "a. J. Chewntng Company,
E Real Estate Auctioneers. ts

n RUsrEE's AUCTION SALE OF u
ACRES OF LAND vGEN CARY
STREET ROAD $AND&JAGfES RIVER, a
SHORT DISTANCE FROM THE sCy1TYa
OFF, RICHMOND. ITS XII
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At the request Of the owner, who Is de-
ternined to sell, we will offer the above
mentioned property, which has a. good
frontage ara runs back full depth to IN
alley. This Is a corner property and
with little Improvement to the house
will make q good home, and leave room
for small cross.street houses.
TERMS--Llberal and at sale
Dec 49, ids 3S5 Eg5A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

Senator Martin Leaves.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas S. Martin left
Yesterday for their home In Albemurle,
after spending Sunday in this city. Mrs,
Martin WHO has been here for some time,
was joined by Senator Martin saturday..
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ANTIQUES.

ANTIQUES no r. 4 C.siRIsTNfAss---BRAsS
z Candlesticles and Iron Fenders, Ere
& Geld Mirrors, snnal Tables, and many
otlier beautiful pieces. suitable for .;
prtlsents. &c u sure and vlsi t.BlGSIS,S$
II SHOP bcfore buying your gifts Dis III r..
MAN Street. a3s st5lg Z 99t j9sj.s
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Mr.. Maupin in the City.
Hon, Addison Alaupln. who Is connected
with the general staff of the Southern
with headquarters at Atlanta, has arr
rived In this city to spend tho holidays
with Ills family. II contemplates l'ctnoy-
ing to Atlanta early in the coming year..
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FINANCIAL.
III 5 PER CEN T. M ONEY @
To Lend on City roperty.
McVEIG CHI & GIINN
WAN L ADS CON5TIN JJ5E1D.
iaiy.i3- < ~ $50 ,iti q.
BARGAINS.

If 70 ARE LOOKING OR barr
sells the real bargains y r link OF It, a.
%,fnll-slEed upright piano. guarantee for
ten years. IcEIaG uSSON BROS, II W.
d Broad a 3$ II NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

GET YOUR CHRISTMAS, . CAKES.
bread and Pies at EBRIGGs'S BAKERY
n AS good as the best. COS East MARSHALL
Il Street. al II ne
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PIES. IA LARGE VARIETY, Jr 1877 LIKE
the8 homemade kind, ut b RIiGS'S, 603
r. East MARSHALL Street ~
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Y e, ;s,,iae new1nr1d second-hand We can
save'you 81 money on Rubber Tires Come
and see us; repnl ring a speciality. Il r 81
BRISTOM, LEGO y. - Frank N. hone
. q IA N 81. !.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES,

sTTIfl BoARI, or DIRECTORS Or sTIIE
N Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Usual usaia.l semi -annnai Dividend, OF -Four 90
Dollars per- share nnon rs common
:. january "a, 1905. aud also an extra Div
Ii idend OF One-half Dollar per share. pay :
able at The, same tiine Checks MI be
mailed 10 all holders as heretofore,
4, Transfer books Will DO closed from the
/. 10th day Of December, 1SQi, to the Sd
ri. day OF January 1909; =, 4, ~, !, ~.
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CARRIAGES AND WAC; Ol1S.

spECfAI, BARGAINS 4 N NEW AND
second hand Wagons and l,haetons we 9.
Az trad ~ for ANYTHING we can handle
5 $RTaiiCHARDSONa BROS. 613 Brook Ave t.-s
\ nue. 5}is{ lE $500
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cAT,I, AND BIZ CoNvINCEp-A FIND
5SncIle ton Of iori gina An tlques mt low
III rices, L. N. ARNALI, .31S Brook Ave
nue.. ~ I. Sly "a st5Sl 81 g2
..FINE ANp1RoN AND OTHERSBRASss
a Foods, old NJ ahog AMY Furnl ture and -An.$S
~ tiaues Of every d escript ton. oR p, l6
Il North Fourth r "a 2sa5 ssltt 5i
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STORAGE.

.S sss-,1 CHEAP AND DRY EsToRAGE
s. rc as apply, to RICHARDSON q CHAP.
pEi.i.. Storage Department. Belvldsre
building. COL w. Mai Street. Ehon e. s4 '
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BAKERY.

IF YOU WANT CAKES THAT ARE
made with eggs that are laid by real
hens go & to- .ATIS,INSON.S.} Where you
will find ulls kinds OF Christmas cakes
800 W. Broad. Phone 2619. sssS33
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FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK ONLY An
TOMS Candies will A be reduced IN IN
81 prices. N 10. % N. Ninth Street.
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BUILDING s. LOAN Co.
.'NThe thirty-third semi-annual Dividend
OF q per Cent Will no payable on Jan
.; nary ., 1906. CHARLES y, LoEliI,
Secretary.
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S. ULL MANS son,

Maln-street Stores, 1s2o.1s22 East Main
Street; Marshall Street Store, COS {.
MARSHALL Street.
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LOVELY AND 9Th ZAP ARE THE LAT
est style hats at Mrs. CILANILEE's,. 3ISS
East Broad Street. sssl # ssIss5s 3f9
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NC sLBDs. LITTLE sLEDs, HIGH
land flat; all kinds Just received lat
COZ FEias st Broad. "a 58s
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SEE TILE 10 AND ooC.i MIXTURE JIM
e strictly Pure Candies HUB ECkANuDYAR
MFG. CO. 4Gs E. Broad ..BSs MI
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CARRIAGE HARDWARE.

NRIJIr CAKES, rs, 20. CSC, POUND;
selling lots of them; none DETER
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4 LUNCH PARLORS.

C7uE STE R3FlI8 u u D LUNCH ROOM.
- lr1ve1fIh and Main Streets; regular dinr.
D nsrs 90 . hot lunch 15c. the best In tho
y city,: give us q til r! Z.
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TINE 4 ANNUAL, MEETING VI or THE
4 Stockholders of the National Bank OF
6 FOR the the ensuing ns year, will be held at
their banking house. In the city OF r ioh-
\ mond, on TUESDAY, January 10th. 1906. q
- = : wv ". NJ ADDISON. Cashier.