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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-12-22
PERSONAL


shaw, is spending a few days in
Charlotte.
Miss Clarice knight has been
spending few days with friends
in Rock Hill.
Mr.. w. B. Knight, who is now
IA commercial traveller, has come
home to spend Christmas.
Mr.. Ralph Foster, now of Char
lesion, has returned 10 his old
home to spend the holidays.
Miss Lizzie Connors will re.
turn home today from an extend.
ed visit to relatives in Columbia.
Mr.. Geer, the Columbia States
travelling representative, spent
"Wednesday and Thursday in
Lancaster.
Miss Ethel Gregory, Of Lancas-
ter, is visiting at the home of her
uncle, Mr.. r. L. Blackmon.-
Kershaw Era.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker McMur-
ray left yesterday for Abheville,
to spend Christmas with their
son, DR.. Crockett McMurray.
Mr.. John @. Williams, of Heath
Springs, spent Wednesday night
in Lancaster. He paid this office
pleasant call Thursday morn
ing.
Misses Mayme and Bess Jones,
who are attending the College
for Women in Columbia, have
como home 10 spend the hoii-
days.
Mr.. j. ID. Mccall will leave
this morning for Lancaster, S. c.,
where he will spend a few days
on business Thursdays Char
lotte Observer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Baker spent
Sunday at Heath Springs to at.
tend the 69lh birthday dinner OF
Mrs. Bakers father, Mr.. S @.
Gardner .-Kershaw Era.
Mrs. M. A. Cunningham, OF
Liberty Hill, is spending several
days with her daughter, Mrs.
Alexander Owens, on r. F. D.
No. 1-Chester Lantern.
Miss Annie Gregory, of Atlanta
Miss Maude Gregory, of Claren.
don, and Miss Julia Gregory
Winthrop student, will arrive
here today to spend Christmas
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. f. Gregory.
Mrs. J Il. Poore, OF Columbia
Mrs. q. B Gatling, of Columbus
Miss, and Mrs. %. F. Boswell, o
Burkesville, Va, are here t,
spend The holidays with thei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Pay
seur.
Misses Bessie Flynn, Birchl
Funderburk, Bessie Stewart
Minnie and George Plyler, stu
dents of the Columbia Femal
College, arrived here Thursda
night, en- route to their respectiv
homes in the country to spen,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-12-22
Dress Goods.

Dress goods going at prices that
means great saving to buyers.
Many going at half their value.
3 pcs 81 in. Suiting, value 6Oc,
special for this month 39c
4 pcs AZ in. all wool Suiting,
never sells for less than 45c, spe-
cial for this sale 25c.
3 pcs fancy Mohairs, value soc,
to close out at only 25c.
81 in. Mohairs in all the good
shades, value 75c, special 49c.
pcs "a in. all wool Brcadcloth
value 100, special sale price 72tc.
3 pcs. those 81 in. heavy Kersey
Broadcioth in grey, tan and navy
blue, just the thing for a nice
coat, value 1.75, special 1.25.
Ladies and Misses Coats.
Another shipment of these
goods for the holiday trade. See
them and save money. Misses
coats from 90 each to 5 on. No
better bargains can be found for
the same money. In ladies' coats
we call special attention to a
black number, value 12 80, that
we offes long as they last at $50
We have other coats 9 so to 1880
Ladies Furs.
Sample line ladies' surs at one.
third off regular price.
900 Furs, sale price $500
750 Furs, sale price SOC
6 90 Furs, sale price 45C
500 Furs, sale price 3.7s
400 Furs, sale price 2.7i
3 90 Furs, sale price 2.0(
1.50 Furs, sale price Loo
Don't miss seeing this line oil
sample furs.
Table Linens
and Napkins to match. Nothing
nicer can be given as a Christina
present than a nice linen table
cloth.
70 in. bleach Damask,, value
1.25, special sale price Csc.
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6S in. unbleached Damask, val
ue 75c, special sale price 4Sc.
We have mercerized damask
all widths and prices from 25c
the yard to S5c.
Bed Spreads.
Here is where we knock out all
competition.
An extra large II 4 spreed, val
ne l 1,25, special sale price Csc.
Job of Is spreads, positively
worth and sell everywhere for
2.25, our sale price 1.39.
Genuine marsellaise spreads,
value 800, this sale 200.
Here is a marsellaise spread
that is handsome and worth 400
on any market. Our sale price
is only 2 IS.
A good line OF colored spreads,
just the thing for an iron bed,
value 2 %, sale price 1.49.
Shirt Values.
l case mems. fancy Dress Shirts
in neat stripes and checks, value
75c, special sale price 49c.
Big Line Knit Goods.
Never before have we had such
collection of knit goods. A doz
ladies' shawls, the greatest bar
gain in a shawl ever offered in
Lancaster, 54x54 inches, pure all
wool, value $50, sale price LAO
Good line shawls 25c to 100.
Fascinators 25c to 75c.
Baby hoods 25c and SOC.
We are showing a great line OF
children's and misses sweaters
at SOC to 2 90. See them.
Clothing.
Here's where we've got the
boys going. Every oody aston
ished at the prices we are now
making on clothing-a saving Of
from 1.50 to 800 on every suit
you buy of us.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-12-22
Christmas
Goods.

Beautiful and Artistic Cal
dars for 1907. Toys, Cut SIS
in fact, any
you can think of or war
line we have and sha' :
for you to come in
our stock. We fee
full to our custom
liberal patronaf-~
past year, and VI
them and ask {
the same. &c
always glad toy
you our goodszzA
or not. "
ri Vpllpu -
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-12-22
CLYBURN Il
Sale of Person.

| will sell at public the estate
previously disposed of fe request
within the legal hours all per-
first Monday in January, tnde bted
sonal effects of the late Drsiy at
Dow, deceased, consisting or
Instruments, Medical Books,
Furniture, Fire Proof Safe, Medicineg,
etc. Also one horse, buggy and har-
ness.
Terms of sale: CASH.
Mrs. Mary b. McDow,
Adm'x. estate f. S Mellow.
Dec. Is, 1906.
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Nine black unfinished worsted
suits, double breast, value 1900,
sale price II 90.
15 black ThIbet suits in single
and double breast, value 1900,
sale price 9 80
IL suits, fine worsted, in neat
checks, nothing better in town at
is 90, special sale price Is 90.
We have left about Is of those
fine cashmere suits, value 1000,
to close out at 100.
Our line OF boys and young
mems suits are beauties at prices
you cannot resist If you expect to
buy nice suit 25 to 1000.
Shoes.
Here is where we get busy, as
everybody knows that Cloud han
dies the best line of shoes in the
town for least money. Give us a
chance and we will prove this
assertion.
For misses and children we
have the G. q K. line that cannot
| be beat. Children 5 to s at 60c /;
children 5 to S at 100; 8 to IL at
100; 8 to II at 25; misses 13 to
at 1875 13 to at IS. See our
line ladies' uttenhofer shoes at
200, $50, 275 and 3.00-none
better can be had for same mon
ey. Keith Conquerer and Boyden
for men at 3 so to 5.00-for dress
shoes the real thing. Bed Room
Slippers, just the thing for nice
Xmas gift, 95c, 1.25 and 1.50.
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carefully to getyo -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
REAL. ESTATE MD.
BUILDING NEWS I: " {:
Richmond Hotels Ehlargitig to
Get Ready for 'fcr-Ccii-
tcnnial Year.
4CoL. MuRpAY's CONTRACT
Hotel Richmond Will Have
4 Nintl5Strcet Annex Strictly
/. Up-to-Datc.

The real estate men look for good
business this week. inquiry for good
building lots on tho small order is pro-
no,,nccd and there are holders who want
to sell. This condition makes 1t COM
parativcly easy for the AGENTS to get
buyer and seller together on amicable
terms, 80 to speak. Tho probability Is
that 81 large number Of sales Will be made
during the week to small home builders.
In tho meantime there viii bc. several
Interesting auction sales. This afternoon
ut $50 D clock j. Thompson Brown and
Company, viii sell two extra large cor
ncrslots on East Franklin Street, corner
OF Twcnty.slxth. on ono OF them there
Z is Il thlce-story brick residence, ana on
tho other is Il tour-story brick house
Both houses nre In good repalr.
To- morrow afternoon at 6 o'clock, ~.
~. Bowe and Son will acll the . brick
dwelling, No. Is South Adams Street,
corner Of Cary.
To- morrow afternoon, at $3.50, Green ana
Rcdd viii sell Nos. 400 and t01 South
& Linden street, and two splendid dwell.
ings they are. AT 6 o'clock the same
Grm viii sell No 1903 Beverly Street,
which is also a good dwelling.
on Thursday Green and Feed VIII se'i
ut auction beautiful building iot az
the southwest corner OF hc!lsihsto'' civ
Elm Streets. Is . 4, \.
on Friday nj $50 r. NJ, Pollard ana
Bagby will sell the brick dwelling ana
large lot at the northwest corner OF
seventeenth and Cedar streets.
The Richmond Annex.
Mrs. Atkinson. the owner OF the Hotel
pichmond. has decided upon the plans
for the Ninth street Annex to the ben UT
ful hotel property. and John Is. PeeOlcs,
q Norfolk architect. whose preliminary
a plans have been accepted, has been IN
structed to rush them 70 completion so
that they may be submitted to the con-
irnctors early in May. Mr.. PEBBLES homes
10 have them ready for the inspection OF
contractors within a week.
AS It now stands, the Richmond fronts
Z 80 feet OH Ninth and 1le OH Grace street.
The proposed annex Will be an addition
pf % feet on Ninth Street. IT Will increase
the number Of rooms from lu',to ~ ana
viii make the completed building. ex-
elusive Of furnishings. represent an out
law OF over half million dollars.
By the use of reinforced concrete ana
steel throughout, It Is expected to make
the annex nreprOof. NO wood VIII DC
used except In the bathroom: and IRE
proof windows, set in metal Will be made
use OF. on the ninth and tenth floors OF
the new addition will be the banquet hall.
which with the ballroom and assembly
hall viii have seating caDacity-of 600
Two passenger elevators and n freight
elevator will be in the annex and IN all
respects the equipment Will be ilp-to-
date. IT Is expected that work on the
Richmond annex will be, commenced by
the middle OF May.
Murphy's Contract Awarded.
Col. John Murphy yesterday awarded to
a. c. Bedford. one Of the best known
contractors and builders in the city. the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Nos. 2521 and 2601-'3 East.
Franklin Street,
Tuesday, April "a, 1906,
AT $50 p. IN.

ts.es,
The above property are two large and
spacIous brick corner residences:
a No. 2121 is three-story and basement
brick corner residence, most substantial
" constructed. with 16 rooms; command
Ing extensive Views of the river and sur
rounding country forimlles: the lot fronts
SO feet BY 157 fcetsin depth.
Nos. 2G0l-3 Is an extra large four-story
brick residence with basement above the
ground In rear, and contains. 2G rooms,
house. q for any public ~ Or s charitable rita ol
running back 15o feet, and is known az
The cowsrdln house The honSe h can BE- f,s SO
Both Of these houses sonten fegftn5
with very best material and without re-
gard osexpense and will be sold at !; 50
per cent. less than cost Of the property
Terms: one-foprth cash; 8, y a. ! i
three years at & per. cent. Interest; se-
cured by deed Of trust: 81
.>>'-7 Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
IN MEMORIAM,

Mrs, sALLIE j. MEADOW was born
April 10, 1895; died April o. 1906, and was,
therefore. nearly seventy-one years old,
Her maiden name was Leake and sho
married to Alfred Meadow December is
1857. This proved to be union OF unusual
harmony and devotion, TO them were
with the grief.strlckcn husband remain
The unanimous opinion OF acuuantances
and friends Is that the deceased was q
woman of unsnotted record-a faithful
church member, She was never known
to speak i'll of neghbors-speals harsh to
amy one or to show other than q sunny
disposition Her closing yenrs were spent
near Cartersville and her departure was
as the closing of sunny day, Her loved
ones are lonely but shall see her bye
and bye. ], NJ, ROWLAND, Pastor,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Property Transfers Monday.

Richmond: r. II. IIarwood and wife TO
Louis L. Metzger. 80 feet on north line
OF Broad Street.. 33 feet west OF Twenty
eighth Street, $1,000. 4.
Mary Z. Harvle's trustees to the Vir-
ginia Trust Company so5 feet on south
line OF Tobacco Street, 125 feet enst Of
Randolph Street and 100 feet on South
linz Of Willis s stEs $50 feet east Of RAN
e James M. and Maria H. Jasper to Maria
i II. Jasper. % 71-2-12 feet on west line OF
ST. Paul Street. 173 feet south of Baker
9. ". Campbell and wife wife 10 - R 'h
Locomotive Works, 6s1-2 feet on Mill
Street, northwest corner Of Hospital
Virginia NJ. Allen to Arthur L. straus
and Emanuel VI. and Henry Gunst dover
Interest III 1913 feet on Cary street,
southeast corner OF Ninth street, $50.
H maeE'e9a r ~ ser q Ga % co Fsks
Broadnax lot No. 81, plan Of Brownies
ville, $50.
Joi Lane Stern, special commissioner,
and trustee, to T. Crawford Redd. 90 feet
on franklin Street, northeast corner Of
Sheppard Street, and 10 feet on Grace
Street, southeast corner Of West Street
5000. 81
!, same te ". H; Adams; 90 feet on north
Sheppard Street. $500
Same to Henry s. Wallerstein, 3as feet
on north line of Franklin Street, 90 feet
east or sheppard street, lb2 feet on Grace
Street, northwest corner of Sheppard; 100
feet on south line of Grace Street, go feet
west Of Sheppard Street, and 80 feet on
Franklin Street, northwest corner Shep-
pard Street, sl1,s1s.
Same to w. II. Adams and Richmond
Moore, 2ls feet on north line Of Franklin
Street, 80 feet west of Sheppard Street.
A,6S7. .
Henry S. Wallerstein and wife to W..
II. Adams, 1852 feet on Graz. Street. north
west corner of Sheppard Street, s2o52.
Same to Mary u. Rudder, 100 feet on
south line Of Grace Street, % feet west
Of Sheppard Street s1,s0o.
am W Tayor hree acres 'i near the
Nine Mile Road. $40O
Frank T. Sutton. Jr. special commits
sioner, to James T. Patterson. 22.7 acres
on Grove Road. about one mile west OF
Richmond, 5000.
Henry S. Wallerstein and wife to 7. W.
Hall, Is feet on west lice OF Twenty
second Street, "a feet South OF T Street,
slips.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Noted Cartoonist Dead.

Especial to The Times-D ispatoh.)
4 PHILADELPHIA, PA, April pS,-V.
cartoonist and pen-and-ink artist, died
late Saturday night in tho village of Nor
ton, Delaware county, OF tubercular pneu-
monia.
Mr. Campbell was for some time car
toonistaon Tho North American, and his
work for this paper attracted much at
tontlon throughout the country, ms we'll
as locally, and contributed In no small
degree to the present betterment IN Phla-
delphins civic conditions.
lie had been In III health for several
months, and after seeking benefit ut Sar-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Young Lady Kills Eagle.

During last week Miss Belle Mc'Tyrc,
~ Chesterfield, was very much delighted
Mt shooting and killing an immense eagle,
which had been feasting for some time
on her chickens. These hawks are very
rare in this section. and mot many have
seen them. The one killed by Miss
Mcryrc Killed measurable feet 7-8 inches
from wing to wing. and weighed u
pounds.
The young lady, who has in many.
instances proven herself such q splendid
shot. prizeu thi strophy M one Of tho
greatest ever brought down with her
fowling piece.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
con, 70 Il for the immediate erection Of the

contract for the Immediate erection OF the
Grace street Annex to Mnrphy's Hotel.
The building Is to be six stories hlgh.s
viii add 50 rooms to Murchy,E >$1otel, and
vii cost $4,000 The SIX stories VIII
he SO constructed that at any time, three
more stories can be added. The building.
upon which work will be commenced a
once, viii be completed before the END
Of the year.
with the completion Of the Jefferson,
and Inc addition to the Richmond and to-
Murphy's, Richmond will be getting In
splendid 5hotel shape for tho great ter
centenary year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
DEATHS,

ssrd, Miss ' VSi1iR u II, DAbE, da tigi
ter of tho late Gen Lawrence Taliaferro
and Anne Mayo Dade. OF Virginia.
Funeral from Al Saints church THIS
q f(Tuesday) AFTERNOON at 4:3O o'clock
Internlent in tho family section In
Hollywood.
MOODEY.-Died, April %, 1906 at 71o>erc-
Donough Street Manchester, Va. Mrs.
MOI,LTE MOODEY, wife Of II. g.,
MoodeY.
Sacred Heart church. 4nterlAent Oak
wood Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Daily Court Record
Law and Equity.

Judgments entered yesterday-EdWard
Gallagher vs.. Richmond Passenger and
diet and Judgment. for $4,000 Motion TO
set verdict aside overrulcd
Suits instituted observation-disclosures
Scott VS.. Caledonia Scott, for divorce.
Circuit Court.
Suit instituted--Chase-H ackley Piano
Company Vs. Mrs..J George Weiss, for
one piano, value Of $107B0. Damages
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Mr. Hurkamp at Hospital.

Mr. w. II. Hurkamp. OF Fredericks-
burg, a prominent member OF the Royal
Arcanum, Is ut the Memorial Hospital
in.this city for the purpose Of Undergo
Ing slight operation. The many
friends OF this genial and popular gen
tleman will be glad to know that he
expects to be out again very soon and
In the enjoyment OF his usual excellent
health Many friends hava called to SEQ
him, and found him in excellent spirits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
AUCTION sALEs--.rhis Day.
nv Richmond Auction COMPANY.
1905 East Mnln Street.

q FORAGE AUCTION SALE OF
enAm IRR1Ri s}1}Ts i MANaH5shS Tx
TENSION TABLES, SINGER DROP
b [1SiB SY5Sa 5n5 AAsl'St c5 54 HSR
ol Va Vii, q sell ii r 3. (ruEsDAY,
within our wareroon,s, 1905 East Main
street. for whom It may concern for
atornge, Mahoganized Chamber Suit
With handsome mlrror-door wardrobe 10
match, rood Chamber Suits IN OAK,
cherry and walnut, ] handsome Drop
Head slnger Sewing Machine tuscd only
'rour monthly, handsome CHARTERED OAK
Extension rnble. I very handsome BevIll
Walnut Wardrobe cost S75OW,2 hand, !,
some Toilet Sets. Oak and Walnut ! Hal
gqod 'arlo1 suits oda arl9 ,s p,yan nnd
and secretary eoblned niee y IT. dl 4'a :.
pets. 8 Bedroom and l'arlor Carpets r,
several iron Beds md Springs, ! Wood
Beds and Sprligs, Oak and Walnut SIDE
board, Oak and Walnut Medlum lIxtcn-
sion Tables. Dining ind I3ctlrool,, Chairs,
Ii Parlor and Chamber Rockers, Mantle
Mirrors. good paror Organ, | very gooa
Square Plano with carved legs and round
corners. Bookcases, ol-1'op once Desk,
Rugs, % Pictures and everything suit
able In furnishing n home.
Special attention paid to ladies nttcnd-
Ing sale. Dealers iIvltcd.
- RICHMOND AUCTION CO.
F George Fl. Valentine, Auctoneer.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
lanes r. Blackwell.
(snecial to The 1'lmcs- Dlsphtch.)

-IIH1 ISrEC1nI I'd 4 ne y IIIECS I0TsIHftClI'I II
FRONT ROYAL. VA, April 23.--Prof.
James i. BLACKWELL, who for n number
Of years was instructor. Of i1roacrn lnn-
but of recent years connected with the
Warren DRUG Company, died last night
from typhoids pleuinonin.
profeas Bla 3s Was s ne9ns thh' y q
widow and one dnughter: hs~father r.
x. Blackwell, OF Holly Dale. VA; three
sister-Mrs.1 Lynn Hite, Of South Hill;
Va: Mrs. Barnes, Of Blackstone: Va. and
BLACKWELL, a brother. both Of Holly Dale,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
OBITUARY.
w. NJ. McVeiph.

4 Mr.. w. N. McVeigh, OF this city:
brother Of Mrs. Charles a, Baldwin,. died
OF Ills brother, Harvey McVeigh, in Gull
pcrcr county. Tho remains will be car
ried to Alexandria, W., for burial.
Mr., McVeigh was about sixty-three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Edward T. Page.

Especial to The Times Dlbpnich)
3 DiLLWyN, VA, April 23.-1he body OF
Mr.. Edward 7. Page, q lfe-loh. resident
OF Buckingham county, and the owner Of
the large estate xno w, as cnrys IS
burying ground Saturday evening. April
21st. The funeral exercises were conduct
cd by tho REV. John 1teatnes White. an
Intimate friend OF the family.
Mr.. Page was seventy-ivc years old and
had been L, declining health for some
family who1e names have been closely
interviewer With the history of virginia.
lie graduated With distinction at The
University of Virginia and served With
honor the Confederate cause. III his
uniet, unobtruslve country lie he endea a..
His Old servants and their descendant
gathered nround The open grave and ask
cd permission TO sing = hymn IN !. 81.
their old master and friend This was
rendered In their greatest melody and
with such pnthos they were asked 10 sing
n n Ipr hytnf1, .4+ 10. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
M. 4. III. Conway,
Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks.
lSnecial It'd The Tlmes-Dispntch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
WINCHESTER, VA, April ga mes
sage received here this evening announces
the death ut Mllbrook. Hampshire coun-
sty. w. Va, Of Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks
widow of Edward Brooks. who was a
widely known landowner. # She was
eighty years old. and leaves several chill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Willing Workers Meet.

Tho Willing Workers met recently
at their club-roons and chose the follow.
ing ofi1cers
Jake Watskoy presidents Aaron Lon
don. ice-presldcnt; Rosa Cohen, secre-
taiy; Morton Wolf, treasurer; Fannie
Gellman, librarian. Library Committee
Rachael Bllikof Annie Roth. Morton
Wolf Newspaper correspondent, Aaron
London.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
CAPTAIN Charles Buford
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)

* lwINsTON-SALEM, N. c., April 23.-
Capt. Charles Burord. for twenty-nine
years agent for tho Southern Railway nj
this place, and a most popular, official and
citizen, died last night at the age Of
siXty-seven years. FIe was 4, native Of
Brunswick county Vn. Sseased had
hcen prominently connected with the Of
fetal as well as the business life Of the
city, having ably served several terms M
mayor and also as n nrember OF tho Board
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24

iannc Lake he returned to Ills home III
Morton where the end cnt,e. He is sur
vived by n widow, formerly Miss Alice
rutherford. Ut No. 1900 1,loga Street.
1'he funeral, which VIII be private, VIII
be held Tomorrow from No. ITO ontario
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
COLLECTION OF BOOKS BOOKS
Tuesday, April oath,
4 r. M,

at our salesrooms, No 6ts East Broad
street embracing American and English
Encyclopedia Of Law in 81 volumes .e
Trowe's History OF Virginia, Campboll's
History Of Virginia, sets OF Dickens !.
scott's, Cooper's, Bulwcr's, Coll'er's ana
u. P. Roe's Works, Chambers Encyclo-
pedia, Law and Medical Books. Misce1-
lancous Books. Magazines. Pamphlets etc'
This collection must be sold at the pest
bid. Lawyers. doctors and medical
students especially Invited to attend III
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO. K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Mrs. Irene Virginia Snyder.

" ~ Especial 70 TIC T1nes-DlspHtcH.J --"--
{ NORFOLK VA, April 23.-Mrs. Irene
Virgininf Snyder, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. d. D. IIutchings. died this morning
at s:45 o'clock at the residence Of her
parents, No. 224 IIhmlin Avenue, in the
thirty-second year Of her age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Mrs. c. M, Bernard.

Especial to Tho Times 7Dispntch.)
RALEIGH N. c., April 2a-The re-
mains Of Mrs. c. M. Bernard were
brought here yesterday morning from
Richmond, and the funeral was from
the First Presbyterian Church this af-
tcrnoon ut 4 o'clock, conducted by Dr.
A. II. Moment, pastor of the church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
George W. Mayo, Auctionecr.

r FURNITURE, GLASSWARE AND
CROCKERY, FEATHER PILLOWS
AND BEDS, IRON SAFE, ETC, h
gE AT AUCTION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Col. ], w. Rcnfroe.
(RY Assnclntcd I,ress.l

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ATLANTA, GA, April 23--Colonel ],
w. Renfroe formerly State treasurer,
postmaster OF Atlanta under President
Cleveland and well md widely known
throughout Georgia, died at his home In
sandersvillo to-day, aged soventy-six