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The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20

Under and hy v;gtue oi Is ynRrr contained
IN ihe will of Mary Polk. deceased. ard ans
order af ihc Orphans Court o B5iiImuuc
CITY. the undersigned, ex,cu,or of Nsry foik,
deceased, vii. sel BY public aae'tan r0 lho
premises as
The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-20
ExECUTORS SALE
Ia see VKp
VALUABLE FARMS AND
WOOD LOT.

The uuIrrsisns8, ay slriar 1i Ihr last ~.
aai testament III Ephralu Sbrarrr. iAie q Car.
rol rnarty. deceased aui order ni thc
Orphans Caa1 for Carroll couniy, sill seiI
- public sale. aa the rrrmsa,.s. au N" Hasne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
LIVELY CHASE AFTER
NEGRO WHO ESCAPED
Mr.. Ackley Game, But Negro
Whom He Had Caught
Gets Away.
Especial 70 The Timos-Dispa,eh.I

CHESTER, VA. December INT. NJ
/. Ackley to-day. while installing a
motorman's personal belongings in
house here which the motorman had
rented OF him. detected that a negro had
broken into the house. and caught the
man red-handed. and while he was taking
him 10 the magistrate the negro ATTEMPT
cd TO escaPe- Mr.. Ackley having nothing
but an irnprovised club with him FOL
lowed the man in close pursuit. and landed
him senseless with blow behind the
head. After getting him on his feet again
and proceeding again TO the throne OF
Justice the man made another break for
liberty through a body Of woods and
escaped. M. Ackley procured n pistol
and ~ last account was contemplating
pursuit
Mrs NJ T. Stainback passed through
this place to-day on her way to her homo
In Weldon She has been stopping for
some time in Henrico, near Dutch Can
Mr. Charles Drewry, a lover OF snor,
and owner OF some fine dogs. had a val
liable tox-dog taken from his place re-
Gently. It IL said that he Is on the track
OF the man. who. having sneaked the
dog away boarded an electric car II is
said that a regular business Of stealia,
and shipping valuable dogs is being car.
ried on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
HIS OAUGHTER
FOUND HIM DYING
Little Girl Of Charles +. McCue
Went to Him Upon Hearing
Pistol Shot.
NOT PERMIT AN AUTOPSY
DR.. Magruder c. & O. Physician,
Goes To- McCue Hone-Suit
Has Been Entered.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. December
H. Additional details Of the suicide OF
Charles +. McCuc brother OF the late
e. Mayor OF Charlottesville. which took
place at his home near Brooksviue sat
ufday afternoon, are - the effect that the
wounds which produced death were four in
number. and iu location ranged from the
stomach 70 the chest.
Mccue was found. not by his wife. as
CT first stated, but by his nine yesir-old
daughter. he WAS alive. and the first
news % Tine event 70 reach his relatives
ln tnis city was by a telegram announc-
lnr his illness. requesting SIR. Edward
O. Mr'ue and Dr. Frank g.. McCue 10
repair 10 the McCue home AS there was
~ train az or near the time. these gem
temen drove TO Brooksvile. but found
TINT their brother had died one hour af-
ter the shooting.
IL Us reported that tho revolver with
which the shooting was done belonged 90
q brother OF AIre. McCue. who was Wis.,
sting the family and was in Ms. McC1e g
trunk which had been pacbcd preIara-
tory 70 the visit 70 Mrs. NcCl,'s home.
!" Ashland whore. II Is said the fam
IL expected 70 spend tho winter
The only reason go Oar assigned for
suicide was the state OF Mr. McCue's
health lie sustained injuries o. his
spine in the recent Chesapeake and Ohio
wreck near Ivy Depot. and although re-
ceiFing the best ~ attention OF the COM
Ionf's phys.-lans. his weight had been
reduced from about $50 10 i25 pounds
iT Edward NJ Aiarrudc- the C1sqa-
T'tke and Onto surgeon 90 thI- point
was sent % Alton. the nearest station 10
Ircrksrille. in a. special provided hv the
railroad company. T. ie believed that his
fnission WAS to hold an autopsy. but IL iv
"-Nfi STOOD that it WIS not held on ac-
count ~ The famuy's objection r. fs r,i-
'nored t1at suit FOR damage AGAINST
nc Chesapeake and Ohio had been en-
tered hy Mcfre before his death.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
FLEE TO CAROLINA
AND ARE Welded
Especial - me TIues-Dispatch. J

SJUTH BOSTON. Va. Dooombor y
Miss Epsie Baidinie. a pretty hello"
girl OF the Irn River Telephone Com
pany Of this place. and Mr. John p.
Ferren. also n this place. surprised their
friends hy clipping 90 Pelham ". c.. sun
day afternoon. where they were married
by "a magistrate.
The bridal party was composed OF the
ErOom's sister. Mrs. Orchid. and daughter.
~ Danville. Messrs. r. +. Turner. J. u.
DeJarnette. John Singleton and Paul
schultz. of this place Dir. and Mrs
Terrell returned To South Boston to-day.
where they viii reside ia tho future.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
PROMINENT MAN
PASSES AWAY
Mr.. Anthony ROsenstock. One Of
Best Known Men Of Peters
burg, Dies.
SMALL BUILDING BURNS
Quantity OF Hay Stored Therein
Destroyed-News Of the
Sick.
ls2eclai % The rimes-DisDataa. ]

PETERSBURG. Va, December T7.-Mr
Anthony Rosenstock. one Of the best
known and most popular business men in
this city. died about a quarter past y
o'clock last night at his residence on
South Market street after an illness Of
about three weeks duration. Mr.. Rosen-
stock was born October ID. 1873. in Mel
suuger, province Of Icsse- Nassau, Prus-
sia and left his native land Tor America,
November J.. 18S. lie lived IN New York
State for several years. settling in Peters
burg March g. 1859. since when ne has
been continuously in business under the
nrm name OF a. RosenstOck & Company,
conducting one 0f the largest dry goods
and notion stores I'm the State. He was
one OF four merchants IN this city. who
We're I'm business prior 10 1870. the surviv-
Ing three being Charles Leonard, T. s
Beckwith and Alexander Wilson.
Mr.. Rosenstock was associated with
many of Petersburs's largest business in
terests. including the National Bank, the
Petersburg Telephone Company and tho
Bond and Equity Company. In all OF
which he was a director He had been
Cor many years president Of the R0def
Shol0m blouse OF Peace cOnEre cation.
lie was twice married. and is survived by
q widow and nine children, five sons and
four daughters.
Fire about o'clock this morning de-
stroyed a small frame building. stored with
hay and fish. in the rear Of George l..
MOody's grocery store. at WASHINGTON
and Market Streets The origin OF the
fire is unknown.
About one hundred dollars worth Of
hay was destroyed. and the house was
damaged to the extent of about $50
W. r. Burrow. of Brandon. is at the
Home for the sick in this city, suffering
with an injured arm which was recently
caught and mashed in threshing ma
chine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
CONNECTICUT Gets HER
SHAKING DOWN RUN
Anchors in Lynn Haven BAY.
Nothing Said of Result
of Trip.
lspeolal % me Timeg-Disp ]

NORFOLK. VA, December 1.-THE new
battleship Connecticut. which has been
going through shaking down run of
the Virginia capes. tonight entered the
Chesapeake and dropped anchor in Lynn
Haven Bay.
just completed at the Brooklyn navv-
yard. the vessel is now on It's first cruise.
the ship never having had a preliminary
run and speed test. contrary to the prac-
tice prevailing for vessels The shin
communicated with the shore by wire
less tonight. All was wei. but nothing
was said regarding the speed made or
other performance OF the big nRhting
ship.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
p OPEN EVERY NIGHT

Guilty. and re;reated. pursued by Will
Nans with knife in hand Overtakins
him. Williams inflicted three dangerous
knife wounds. one penetrating the lungs
the other the bowels. and another the
stomach. Williams. who has a bad
reputation. made his escape in the direc-
ton OF Clarke county. and has not been
apprehended. reward is offered for
his capture
Chamberlin is in a critical condition.
and there is no hope OF his recovery He
Is Of a prominent family. and has large
relationship.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
II NEWS FROM ALL VIRGINIA *

Hollywood Cemetery at 4 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Or. Lapsley. Of the
Ashland Presbyterian Church. assisted by
Mr. A. $ Anderson. OF the Union Theo-
logical Seminary. OF this city.
Many Of the friends and relatives OF
Mr.. McCue. who was "A brother OF the
late J Samuel McCue. Of Charlottesville
accompanied the body 10 its last resting
place Among the relatives who attended
the funeral rites were Dr. Frank McCue,
OF Charlottesville: Mr.. Edward AfcCue, or
Charlottesville. Mr.. William McCue, OF
Anton, and Mr. John McCue. OF Rich
mond. brothers OF the deceased: Mrs. W
$ Rodes. OF Alton. sister; Dr. Massis
Mc-ue, OF Greenwood, an uncle; Mrs.
Charles NJ. McCuc. wife OF the dead man
her sister. Miss Mary Hall, OF Ashland f;
her brother. Mr.. Lacy Hall, of Big Stone
Gap. and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. VII
liam Hail. Of Ashland Many beautiful
wrcaths decorated the coffin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Due to Injuries.

The body arrived on the As train over
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad from
Alton and was met at the station by tho
following pall-bearers: F.. l. c. Scott
j. O. Hughes. Morgan Shepherd. D. r.
Midycttc. Lawrence Fox. Walter Sydnor
James Chenery. Walter C.. Mercer and
Douglas McGregor
II is thought by many that the tragic
death Of Mr.. McCue was due indirectly 70
injuries he received in a railroad wreck
near Shadwell, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. several years ago. In this
accident he suffered injuries 10 his arm.
and, although the wounds did not at first
seem 90 be- serious. blood poisoning set
lu later. Complications were added and
Mr. McCue began 20 suffer a rapid de-
cline in health. rendering him unfit FOR
mis- duties and plunging him into n slough
or despond- Before the accident De was
q man OF robust physique. strong and
healthy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
SLABS MAN FOR
BARREL OF CORN
Mr.. Rush Chamblin Receives
Probably Fatal Injuries at
Hands Of Laborer.

LEESBURG. VA, December 17--Mr.
Rush Chamblin. prominent citizen OF
Airmont. Loudoun county. son OF Rich
ard Chamblin. Esq, was dangerously
stabbed yesterday about noon by a labor
or named Henry Williams. Chamberlin
had sold Williams "a barrel Of corn, the
latter promising to pay for It by his
labor. Refusing 20 do so. Chamberlin
spoke to him about his failure. and this
so inoensod Williams that he attacked
him with stones. Chamberlin who was
unarmed. endeavored to avoid diff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Funeral of Colonel Brooke.

.'Ft7.l1tl . lle IITnez5- DlsIalfc h-
l@l-NlNGION. VA. December 1.-THE
funeral OF Colonel John NJ. Broke. emeri-
tus professor OF physic and astronomy at
the virginia Military Institute. who died
FRIDAY afternoon. was held this morning
az II O clock from r. +. Lee Memorial
Episcopal Church. conducted nv the rec
tor, Rev. W. Cosby Bell The battalion
or cadets acted as escort and the dis
unguisned scientist was accorded a milf
taiy burial The faculties Of Washington
ana Lee University and Virginia Military
institute and Confederate organizations
marched IN the procession.
The floral tributes We're elaborate. As
the cortege moved from the church 70
tho ceremtery cannon was fired at the
institute, and after the body was lowered
IN the grave the cadet battalion fired three
NnIIaNa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Badger State Scribes.

Especial 60 TIE Z ines D-spatchl
NORFOLK. VA December 1.-THE
Wisconsin Press Association will visit the
jamestown Exposition Grounds in the
latter part OF February. This great or
ganizatiOn Of the Badger State VIII 60
o. Cuba in January on its annual tour.
and VIII take ln the exposition grounds
On The return trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Essex With Colors Flying.

NORFOLK. VA. December 1.-THE
Merchants ana Miners Transportation
tompauy's ship Essex. which plies the
waters between Norfolk ard Baltimore
and Providence and Boston, came proud
IS sieannng up the harbor to-siav. Rlth
her flags. penuants and yards OF buuflr g
tFlrg 90 the breeze.
The display was IN honor 81 IN, 1s-t
voyage ~ the ship since her rebuilding
az a Baltimore shipyard
The vessel has been heightened many
feet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Bidwell Leaves Seaboard.

ISpeclaI o INC Iimos-DIspatch
NORFOLK. Va. December 10. e.
Bidwell. freight claim agent Of the Sea
board Air Line. has resigned that posi-
ton to accept the Office Of auditor OF
the Merchants and Miners Transporta-
ton Company. and will move with his
family from this city TO Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
DR.. John D. COOtes.


LoIlIIINI y Ilo IlIff7- UaICD.I
HARRISONBURG. VA. December II
The body OF Dr.. John q. COOJes a prouli-
neut ciuzen OF Rockingham, was buried
here this afternoon Dr. Cootes died
saturday ia Norfolk. where he had re-
Gently gone 20 spend the winter. He
was IN his eighty second years, and leaves
nine children Mrs. CoOtcs. who died
three years ago. was a sister OF Hon.
John J. Thomas. former collector of the
port or Baltimore, and aunt of Hon Park
Agncw. former United States Collector
OF Internal Revenue for the sixth Dis
trict of Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
lanes z. Adams.

DANNILI-E VA December Thames
+. Adams. a prominent Danville tohac-
conist, cied this morning at his home
here. after an Illness Of two weeks lie
was hfty-eight years Of age and WIS
for years a resident OF this city At the
time OF his death Mr.. Adams held n re-
sponsihlo position with the American To-
hacco Company A wife and two chill
dren. Earnest and Miss Portyc Adams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Child Painfully Burned.
IsPecial % me Times-Dispaich.I

Especial b The Times Dispatch
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, December IL
Little Miss Madiline Schultz, the three
year-old daughter OF Mr.. Paul Schultz
OF this place. was badly. but not seriously,
burned a few days ago. The little girl
was In an upstairs room at home and
accidentally struck a match. setting her
self on fire. The flames were soon ex-
tinguisheds and she is now gettins along
nicely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Ms. Margaret -. Mason.

Especial % The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER, VA, December IL
Mrs. Margaret u. Mason. widow OF
Dr Gerard Mason. died at her home
IN Charlestown last night. after n brief
Illness Of pneumonia, aged soventy-cight
years.
Mrs Mason was a daughter OF DR.. r.
J. McKim Holiday. Of Winchester. and
q sister Of Ex-Governor +. w. NJ. Holt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Robert I. Barr.

cpecal p The Times Dispatcn.I
WINCHESTER, VA. December 17-ATr
Robert l. Barr, a native OF Winchester
and son OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Barr.
OF stanton, Va. died yesterday at the
nome OF his aunt in Ancho. New Mexico
where DE had gone several wears since
Tor his health. The young man was TWEEN
weight years Of age. and leaves his pa
rents, three brothers and three sisters. all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
DEATHS

GRlFFITH.-Died at the residence of his
parents. 202l East Main Street, VII
LIAM WALLACE GRIFFITH at the
axe Of two years.
lntcrment was made December U.s. 1916.
i'm Maury Cemetery. Manchester. Va
JoNESs-Died at her home 1916 Cia-
horne street. early Sunday mornln-.
MILDRED JONES (ool0rod)
Funeral Will take place from Second
Baptist Church TUESDAY az ESQ 70 ST.
MITCHELL Died. nc Retreat for
Sick Mrs. LULA -. MITCHELL. wIf.
81 Charles T.. Mitchell. OF cos S. pin.
Street
Funeral services from PINE St-r.t
Baptist Church WEDNESDAY g. p 81
lnterment IN Rivcrview Cewrferr
Friends and acquaintanc.s invited to
attend
NESER.-pied Dccembcr f-tn 100 m
o'clock A. NJ. at or " Sl<u Street.
Mrs. VICTORIA VFSER WHO or is.
Neser
Funeral WEDNESDAY at 2.3) r VI.
from German Lutheran Church. corner
Eighth and Marshall Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Chrisiev Wissler

Especial 90 The Times DispatchI
BRISTOL. TENN. December 17-Chris-
ley Wissler. aged twcnty-three. son OF
J. n Wissler. "a wealthy citizen OF Ivan
noe, Va. died here to-day of paralysis
lie had been under treatment hero FOR
SIX weeks. The young man was interest
81 IN the mica properties Of Western
Nnrfn larnllna
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Mrs. c. E. Burgess.

PETERSBURG. VA. December i7.-Alrs.
c. F. Burgess died early this morning
AZ the residence Of her son, Mr. A W
Burgess, on Harrison Street. Mrs Bur
CESS was eighty-three years old. and was
the widow of Mr.. David Burgess who
died In 1857. She was born in Herkimer
county, New york and came To Peters
burg before the Civil War. removing to
mississippi at the beginning OF the war
AMI returning 10 this city in 1852. since
Mrs. Burgess is survived BY one son. Mr.
A w Burgess and one daughter Mrs.
Louisa Leet. who lives in Atoka. Indian
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Mason Hart

lSpeoial o. THE Times Dlspatch1
FREDERICkSBURG VA December
l7-Mason Hart. of King and Ouccn
county. died lost week at the home of
his brother Milton Hart. Mt T1rbanna.
on the lower Rappahannock aged forty
Lr.l llDr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Fresh Fruits.

Just received our first direct ship
ment Of those Extra Fancy Indian
River Oranges and Grape Fruit. all
sizes. which have given US such a
high reputation on these goods for
the past three years. Also Fancy Nal
aga Grapes. Lemons and Cranberries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Julius B. Hall.

lSrecial to Ths riurss- Dispat-h
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA December
lI-Julius b. Hail. OF Richmond county.
died few days ago. after brief ill
ness aged seventy years. Tie Is survived
by his widow. three sons and four daueh-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Widen Hull Street.

petition ~ J c. Loving and others
FOR the broadening u HUH street ox-
tended. near Cersley's store Svvarrho-o
WIS submitted and referred % a COM
uittee for report at the January meeting.
The contract for building a county pest
house for the quarantine of CONTAGIOUS
diseases. on the County Poorhouse prop-
erty. has been let % which INDECENT per-
sons having contagious diseases win IN
future be taken. Cases Of s-na llr-ox IN
mild form were reported to-day as OK
listing IN Manchester and AIatoaca Dis
triots
me Comm onweaith's Attorney. Judge
Gregory. advised the board that the coun-
u treasurer should pay his clerks for
making out the tax collectors reoein+
books. amounting 70 about $3.50. the law
providing only that the county shotlld
provide the book itself containing tho
skeleton receipts. printed He-etoeo-a
tho county has paid Tor extending the
taxes and levies on these receipt forms
charter % the Mount Robin I-f-,,
Corpora ton. u Chester. Va. was 70
corded here and returned n the Co~no-
ration Commission last SATURDAY. II n
hlchel berger. ~ Chester. IS president ~
the new corporation tho rnaxirnu-7 csrf.,1
stock OF which IS $4,000. and minimum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
CHESTERFIELD
TO DO HER PART
ApProprIates $1,000 as One-Third
Cost OF Bridge Over
AppOmattox.
ETTRICKS AND PETERSBURG
Possible Annexation col These
Communities Discussed by
Supervisors.


CHESTERFIELD Q. H.. VA. December
1.-THE county supervisors to-day held
their last meeting Of the calendar yer
The board concurred IN a movement OF the
city Of Petersburg for the rebuilding %
CamDbells bridge. over tho Appomattox
to the extent OF opprorriating $1,000 for
n new steel structure. as this county
proportion OF the costs. provided the new
bridge cost not Jess than 81. 900. the cOun-
~. IN other words being not willing to
pay more than onc-third Of the costs Of
"a new bridge. nor more than $1,000 in
any event Tho county surveyor repre-
scented % the board that about orc-thlrd
% the bridge lies I'm Chesterfield county
The possible annexation Of tho city Of
Ettricks 10 the city OF Petersburg witain
q few years was argued before tho board
es reason for the county's not making
a larger appropriation. and authorizing
tho construction Of e. concrete bridge cost
ing seven or eight thousand dollars.
The Roanoke Bridge Company was the
successful competitor FOR tho constr1i~-
ton ~ two hrf dyes across Swift Greek
and Failing Creek. % ninety and thirty
f"-f snans. rrsnoctive1v f0r tho price ~
5000 with 3 50 extra per cubic ward FOR
concrete substructures The New Jersey
Bridge Compary York Bridge Cnmnanv.
canton Bridge Company and Austin Bro
tners We're among the competitors who
NA1 rcUreucn "a tivpc hcrr rp-Fo--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
BODY BROUGHT
TO HOLLYWOOD

Remains Of Charles NJ. McCuc
Buried in This City Yesterday
Afternoon.
TIC funeral 81 sfr. Charles n Nc.
WHO committed suicide az his home. r.ear
Afton. Albemarie county. last SATURDAY..
took place from the mortuary chapel of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Alex. F Mathews.

Especial ~ THIS TiuRs- DispatchI
RONCEN T.. W. VA. December d.
Captain Alex h.. Mathews one OF the
wealthiest and most prominent men fn
West virginia. living az Lewisburg died
in Philadelphia to-day at $3.50 o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Huyler's Candy.

large assortment OF Huyiers Candy.
IN fancy filled baskets and boxes. one
half pound % I've pounds each. a very
acceptable Christmas present Also "A
large variety, Of good. pure Bonbons
and Chocolates. IN one. two and hve-
pound boxes. and IN bulk. and plain
Christmas mixtures
CONSERVED FRUITS. very best
qualIties-Strawoerr!es WalnutS. April
cots. Pineappies. Cherries. Cages.
Lines, Figs. Pears. Angelique Violets.
Rose Leaves. Jap Oranges. stem Gin
ger. Wusbaden Prunes-by the pound; ;
also in One-quarter. one-half. one
pound two-pound and fve-pound
boxes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18

DAY. of Virginia.
Mrs. Mason is survived by one daugh-
ter Mrs. b. -. Gibson, or Charlestown.
she leaves an estate valued at S-uOUuO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Christmas Cigars.

We carry IN stock the following i'm
ported and Key West Cigars. in boxes
Of twenty-five. fifty and one hundred.
and are satisfied We can cater to the
taste Of the most fastidious. Carroll
mas. Cabanas Vilars. la Meridianas.
Henry Clays. Garcias, Books. Don
Quixotes. Romeo and Juliets. Giacon-
das. Ninjets, Portagos Belindas and
Reductions. Distributors for the IA
nous Webster. Mi Favorita ard Bach
las, Cigar Humidors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Nuts in Shell.

Fanciest. very large. Louisiana Soft
shell Pecans. Paradise Nuts. Princess.
Paper Shell, California Nonparen and
Tarragona Almonds. Long Naples FL
berts' Grenoble and Naples Walnuts.
Brazil Nuts and Brazil Pods; Mixed
Nuts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
OBITUARY.
Funeral of Mr.. 7. L. Cross.

uIICI d OI MI. ]. =. OIOSs-
The funeral OF MT. J. l. Cross will take
place from Grace Street Presbyterian
church. instead Of from the residence OF
his brother-in-law Mr. II Garnett 104
south First Street, at 1 o'clock this af-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
TAKE LAXATIVE PROMO Quirire Tablets.
Druggists refund money IN 10 fails to cure.
L ". GROVES signature Is ~ each box :. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Malaga Raisins

a most select stock Of Fancy NAL
aga Raisins, in fancy cartons. holding
one layer. about five pounds. and by
the pound
Superior Pulled and Layer Figs. by
the pound and in boxes of three. five
ten and twelve pounds.
Stuffed Figs and Stuffed Dates. in
glass tars and wood boxes. Tunis
dates on stem.
Homemade Mincemeat. Fruit Cake
and Plum Pudding Our Homemade
Mincemeat has been put up for us
by the same party for the last twenty
years. and we guarantee the material
used 70 be Of the best quality pro-
durable.