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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-09

The succeeding legislature was less
economical In its makeup. 1t made
mp Us mind that the new building
wouldn't o. at all and authorized the
building ~ another one, apuropriatlng
the hanGso sum n 100000 as an
earnest OK i,s sincerity. TO show that
"a had an adequate appreciation of art
il specified that 100000 should be eX-
pended for statuary and $4,000 for
mural decoration. lbout five years
we're given to the construction of the
building.
These three capitols are also SINH
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-09

cd during It's continuance. There has
been another complete revolution in
architectural tastes, and II has come
to pass that the cherished designs Of
the past generation are now regarded
as monstros ties. They stand as CO.
lossal monuments TO the depraved
H. and wanton extravaganza OF a
..... ut rvilc imitat0rs
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IDAHO BANKS.

There are eighty state. private and
saw Is banks and trust companies and
tn rtY national banks in Idaho. The
total deposits Of both the national and
state banks on April 6 Of this year
were $19,92d227tS, and the total re-
sources were S27o32, 2G3,03, Of which
$14,5S6 1864 are those OF tho state and
private banks The total loans of all
tho bt nls amo nted 10 S1J.731,aiI15.
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...F IND TRUE N PICTURE AND TEXT
A FAMOUS RAILROAD MAN.

James ]. Hill, president Of the Great
Northern railroad, has made himself
conspicuous for several years by his
efforts to control the Pacific coast
trade. He has also achieved a good
deal of notoriety from his advocacy OF
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-09
A VEGETABLE CURIOSITY.

The parrot-like object shown in the
cut IL not q bird at all, but cucum-
ber grown in n greenhouse at Col
chester. England. II was produced by
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-09
SOME COSTLY DRUMS.

Tho drums herewith pictured cost
ever $1,000. They are the property Of
tho Second British Life guards and arc
reputed to be the most valuable instru-
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-09

character Of at least three OF the state
capitols Of comparatively recent de-
sign--those Of Pennsylvania. which {.
TO be opened oct. by Presiden,
Roosevelt; Minnesota, now practically
completed, and Wisconsin. which bids
fair to rival them all Barring the ma
tional capitol, there IRE no more state
ly and wholly l'gnG'l Iublic build
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NOrrHWEsT


C,LLDI.EziNSBERG's, zth and K SITS nv.
&. kANN. SONs & CO, SJh and Market space
EkNlN'S CIGAR STORE. 14th and Fla. ave
ERNIN'S CIGAR STORE 28I2 l4th ST. NV.
W r. McNULIN, Cigar Store. l4th and y NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD. The Harvard Fhar-
macy. nth and Harvard SITS. nv.
". a. DARLING. cor. 18th and 7 SITS nv
i FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. I'm ST.. Rhode
Island ave- and II 81. nv.
CHAS. c. HOREUNG, Christianl Pharmacy,
sw. cor. 7th and 81 sts. NV.
DOM q SANFORD. New York ave and
North Capitol St
II. A. NEITCH. 10th and NJ sts. nv.
OUlGLEf'S PHARMACY 2lst and @ SIS
NV.
gillette . co. 18th ana L SITS. NV.
s. ~. WAGNER & co. LIST aud II sts- NV
T. u IAKLOE. cor 9Th and = ats. NV.
EUGENE Il. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave NV
NORTHEAST
SsdAs. IL. BLTMER. n. Cap. and r cts. ne
AcCHESNEl & JOACHIM, cor. % and = sts
SOUTHEAST
a. p. powell. sth and East Capitol SITS.
ODONNELL DRUG CO. SJh and O SITS Sc.
a. E. bEAL4t NV, cor. nth and Pa ave- Sc.
SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO EIsENFEIss. 7th ana SIS, sw-
ANACoSTIA.
BURY's Pc ARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
PROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. l. CARNE q CO.. 705 king st.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Perfection in Oyster Cooking.
Phla. Oyster & Chop House. 513 18th st.
NV.
Holmes Pies for Home Tables.

Wherever Holmes genuine homemade
Pies are introduced into the home they
are enjoyed by the whole family. The
most delicious pies that skilled home
pastry cooks can produce. All faVOrite
kinds, 20c. Wholesome homemade MIX
Bread fresh from oven 10 table &C
Holmes Bakery. LIST and = SITS. phones
III If41 and 1871
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Wanted-ROOmS.

WANTED-Three UNFINISHED rooms and
bath; mast be reasonable. Address BOX l45,
Times Oftice. II
WANTED-ThTee o. four unfuTnished rooms.
with heat for light housekeeping, Northwest,
for gentleman. wife. and two-year-eld child
Address BOX ia. Times office. II
WANTED-Room. about hve miles from city:
convenient to car line. Address BOX 142
Times ONCE. II
WANTED-Sufte Of rooms and bath. second
story front Immediate vicinity OF 18th and L
SITS NV. highest reference. auSi-3t
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S. KAHN. SONS & CO OFFER
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES FOR
BOYS TO EARN PROMOTIONS
WHILE FILLING POSITIONS AS
BELOW.
Boys "a years Of age and over as
bundle wrappers.
Boys IA years Of age and over as
special boys.
R0ys TO years OF age and over for
our delivery wagons,
Youths is 20 20 years OF age 20 collect
bundles IA store.
We pay good salaries u start and
promote as rapidly as merit deserves.
sc1-3t
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Situations Wanted
Female.

WANTED-By experienced Swedish woman.
place as plain cook and light hOuseW oriler.
Please call a. 1884 18th q. nv, ae2-2t
NANTED-Washing 20 90 at home, Write
or call s8 p st. ne. II
LADY with business ability wants position
in a store. good seamstres- and experienced
IN millinery. Address N c. NJ. Times Of
fee II
WANTED-By a thoroughly capable. efficient
lady a position as hOusekeeper IN hotel or
any position OF trust. can furnish the very
best OF references: agents please don't answer
Call Tuesday at sos 10Th St nv II
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Help Wanied-nale.

-WANTED-ATChiteCts engineers and build
eTs 70 witness Gibbs Fire Escape System per
form every function required OF the present
standard escape. minimizing the latteTs Oh.
iectiOns and presenting other valuable I'm,
prOvements. Demonstrations "Wednesday II
se2-3t
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E HOuSefurniShin9S 83
For SaIe-PianOs.

Dor sAI-E-very fine upright piano. N75
slo4 nth 81 rW- sel-3t
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Rug Weaving.

OLD CARPETS REMOVER into handsome.
reversible rugs; best equipped factory south OF
New York. HOME WEAVING Co, once,
6I2 r st. NV. sA2-Tt
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Wanted-AgentS.

NONE IN MUsHROOMs-CheapI grown
by either sex in cellars stables gardens.
ett.s Whole year; great demand: big profits
send for free booklet and learn this profitable
business DEPT. g., EASTERN IMPORT
ING Co. Brighton Mass. IL
AGENTS. Learn % NJ glusses: our eye book
with ruu Information. FREE JACKsOSIAS
OPTICAL COLLEGE. 10 College place, jack
son, Mo au5-Su-tf
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ANTED-C0oks, laundressess general
houseW0rk mattresses, nurses, chamber
maids. and other help. LADIES' Elk
CHANGE, 500 Vermont ave. Opposite Ar
lington Hotel se2-f
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bOLIHW EST.
v. HUGO EIsENFEIss. 7th and B SIS, sw.
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WANTED-At once young man IN grocery
store; must have reference. 2sio 18th nv.
sel-3t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. l. CARNE q CO.. 705 king st.
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Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc.
Phua- oyster & Chop House, 513 18th st.
NV.
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50 Miscellaneous 81
T-z5zpoQ :

LADY TEACHES PIANO at pupils home.
Csc. Address BOX 95. Times Office. au23-6t
A-OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO me an
rugs: only weaving concern here WASH
INGTON RUG co. s5l 9Th st. nv. Phone
azE aD6-tf
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

FOR RENT-TWO second floor. front rooms.
furnished complete for light housekeeping. <B5
u St sw se1-3t
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Merit Has Won Royal PilsenD

First place i'm favor with those who de-
1nand finest light beer. For case phone
" 436 Abner-Drury Brewing Co
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Country Board.

on THE Washington Arlington and Falls
Church railroad, about u miles from city.
you can get rooms and board for s. 50 a week
Apply 70 y. .. HTTE. Oakton. Va seI-lt
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SUING HOTEL FOR sa5,OOO.

Robert Gamble has sued the Willard
Hotel Company 10 recover $4,000 as
damages for alleged personal injuries.
The plaintiff says September % last at
$50 D. m. he tripped over a wicket
sfencing around one OF the trees on the
Pennsy lavuia avenue side of the hOte
and seriously injured his left arm and
shoulder. Fred Beall and William II.
" hite are named as counsel for the
piuiuru
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Help Wanted
RInIn md EnnnnIn

MHIt anu tHhIts
NANTED-Y0u TO know We are Specialists 90
To complete course IN stenoEraphy az our
school requires only from so 70 Do DAYS.
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-gls Color
ado building. au4-5Jt
WANTED-LAdy and gentleman 20 solicit
trade for ladies' and mems clothing on new
credit PLAN salary and commission good
chance for wide-awake solicitors. Address
BOX l2g Times once. se2-7t
VANTED-Neat col0Ted man 20 solicit trade
for ladies' and mems clothing on a new credit
plan. salary and commission, good chance FOR
a hustler. Address BOX lsg. Times Office.
se2-5t
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Advertisements viii be accepted az airy OF
the following branch Offices az regular once
rates. Ii 10 Is lnC0nYeuient to leave advertise
ments at either branch ONCE or The Times
Business once. they may DO teiephoned direct
viii call to collect Without additional charge
90 the advertiser
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Dancing.

SEE THE MOONLIGHT
AND SHADOW DANCES
$500 FEET FLOOR SPACE.
THE ORDWAY 4S1 nth ST. n. W.-Every
Tuesday Thursday. and Saturday even
ing. beginners class. 1906 advanced 81.
Lady assistants. Lesson. Soc six lessons.
s. So Private lesson by appointment Hall
for rent; night OF day
auzl-81t PROF. CHAS. +. WYNDHAM.
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Wanfed-Sa Statesmen.

SALESAdAN -EKpeTtenced IN any line. to sell
general trade IN Maryland an unexcelled
speciality proposition; commissions and Gs5
weekly for expenses. THE CONTISENTAIs
JEWEL.RT co. Cleveland Ohio. II
Statesmen. local or travelling. 70 sell fire.
proof safes 20 business men and farmers. ex-
pertenCe unnecessary quick sales big prof.
its. ALPINE SAFE co. Cincinnati, Ohio
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Moving

Packing and Shipping.
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS.
81 LOAD.
TWO HORSE WAGON Sc LOAD.
e. EUMBLA TRANSFER COMPANY
Tis uth- 81 n. ". y1-O5sg
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Che Greater Washington Meat Market

Reopen Tomorrow Morning.
PhHa. oyster q Chop House, 5l3 18th st.
NV.
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FOR SAIE-Second- hand lumber. brick, etc:
%. 900 feet Sxl0 long joisti lot u timber; ions
lengths and other lumber. brick, doors. sash,
blinds etc. etc. r. EDW. CLARK Builders
Supplies, headquarters for secondhand ma
terial. 1893 New Jersey ave. NV. Phone n.
239 aust
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Help Wanted-Female.

wANTED-Finishers on pants L. SAVAGE.
6cS + ST. NV. se2-3t
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WANTED-Good fnishers for pants making
We pay best prices. go + SITS. NV. se2-2t
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
one CENT a WORD ron

mutations WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOX RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS and BOARD BOARD WANTED
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Help Wanted-nale.

| WANTED-Everywhe husuers 10 tack
| signs distribute Circulara samples. etc. : no
/ canvassing: good pay. SUN ADVERTISING
| BUREAU, Chicago. aus. ase2.s
wANTED-wan paper scrapers. C. A
DUVALL. Gal II st. ne sel-3t
WANTEO-Strong Young man white with
bicycle Call Tuesday, September 4, before
10 O'Clock. TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
SUPPLY CO. nO7 O 1t. sel-st
BOOK men sit up and take nofice; once In
decade possibly such a chance as this
comes your way We earnestly advise all
men with clean records. who are accustomed
TO high-grade propositions TO send in their
floor JENIFER BUILDING. Washington.
~. 9. AuSOseLz
store must have reference 2sio 18th NV.
scl-3t
WANT ED-Man 20 drive bread wagon: one
who has experience. Apply sos Monroe st.
Anaeostia. sel-2t
WANTED-Three laborsrs Immediately; no
experience nssded. Apply Room 80, HOME
LIFE BUILDING. se1-st
WANTED-siE iron painters at new steel
plant Tuesday morning. GIESBORO POINT.
sel-St
WANIEp-Farmsr, white, single, near city
Apply Monday II 20 1. SIGN Co, $40 ~.
ael-2t
wANTED-Good eolored man as hostIer;
FREUND'S SIS 10th 81. NV. after p IA.
sel-2t
WANTED-LaborerH on concrote and excava-
ton on extension o. 18th ST. line. nine-hour
day. good pay for good men. Z. sAXTON.
ausi-ft
WANPED-BaksFs helper. some experience
IN bakery necessary. Apply 5Ss sth st. Sc.
Hu3i-st
WANTED-A boy 90 draw soda water. j. r.
MAJOR 9TH and G sts NV ausl-5t
WANTED-Men 20 try our Buchu Gin. for
ali kidney and bladder trouble. prescription
Of the late Or. Warner. OF Baltimore Sold
only by TIE JOHN WEDDERBURN COM
PANY 6l6-6ls + ct nv. aui2-tf
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Two cents a word FOR ell other CLASSIFIED
advertisements for less than three insertions
II inserted Tor three OF more consecutive
days. one cent a word for each insertion
These rates do not apply 20 Personals.
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WANTED-A capable white
woman as chambermaid in
family or two; no limit 20 sal
AIRY 10 the right person. High
est references required. Apply
1891 BiltmOrs St. se2-at
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.8@9 Dentistry B9s5@=al

DIR. OTIS W. ELZEY. DE- MIST,
s. IS. Cor. 10th and r SITS. ~. ".
Reliable Dentistry. moderate prices. Cold
Crown and BridgeWOrk Specialist C0nsulta-
tion free Phone 81 1852 au5C0u
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Pension Vouchers.

PENSION AGENCY has moved to Pension
ONCE building. have your vouchers executed
az cd stand 513 4Jh ST. NV. ~eI-3t
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@a Bicycles 6s8l
co

FOR SALE-Fiue condition. coaster brake.
SIC 1917 r ST. NV au3i-5t
WANIED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
Ia Washington. Bicycle Tires and Repair
Work at lowest prices
c T. HUNTER. 1I3 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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For Miscellaneous.

FOR SAI.E-Large ice box, suitable Tor gro
Gerry. See HOLLYWOOD, sth and X scZ-5t
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ANACOSTIA
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS
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Rooms and Board.

NO0AAAS 0Aa0 2OGAA 4s
LARGE south front room, with board; cath
Ollie family Sol ]. ST. NV. II
s43 EYE ST. NW.-Two second-ho0r front
rooms. adjoining bath; also hall room. COM
Portable. excellent table, central location
se2-St
1872 PARK ROAD NW.-Very attractive fur
nlshed rooms. with good table board new
house; private family. II
OPEN SEPTEMBER IS. under new manage
ment the Hyatt mansion OF Hyattsville.
modern improvements: first-class table board
and rooms; all at reasonable rates; phone
connections. Address BOX 100, Times Office
se2-2t
DIFFERENT PRICED ROOMS. with beard;
hot-water heat Is 4th ST. ne. se2-3t
7ls ST. NV. north of Carnegie Library.
Rooms and board. se2-5t
1921 STH ST. NW.-Desirable front rooms
gentlemen preferred: table board. se2-3t
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with board
with home comforts; convenient 10 car lines
moderate prices. 22l7 / ST. NV sel-2t
MS K NW.-Three bright sunny single rooms
for gentlemen excellent table; table board
ers wanted se1-2t
l12O NEW YORK AVE NW.-Nicely fur
nished rooms. with board sel-3t
FURNISHED ROOMS. with board 1O22 9th
ST. NV. aual-St
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SOtrage.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO
1920 You Street.

600 rooms: silver vaults; mothproof rooms.
money advanced az S per cent per aunum on
goods stored IN this building. Let our esti-
mator call
PACKING, DRAWING AND SKIPPING
fyl7-tf
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signs distribute CirculaTa samples etc no
canvassing: good pay. SUN ADVERTISING
BUREAU. Chicago. aus. d, seas
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FOR SALE-Lunch room and barber shop.
good business. cheap I0s "a 81. nv au3I-st
FOR LE-Contecu9nery and fruit store.
1880 18th S. uW. au7I-gt
WANTED-Mau with small capital 70 take
an interest in well established coal and wood
business. Address BOX Us. Times ofice.
au1I-gr
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PQOOKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-02

on The grounds by $3.50 O'clock p. m,
Unless given a special pass by the
governor. The order apples to all of
the. men regardless of the position
they hold.
I Five Deaths.
Five deaths occurred in the Home
Yesterday, one cid soldier being found
dead in his quarters. Three of the
lead men had passed the three score
and ten years allotted to mau.
William +. Hamilton, Who served
With Company L. 115th Pennsylvania
Infantry. ninety-one years old, was
found dead IN Ills quarters. Heart
disease is said to be the cause OF
death.
The other deaths We're:
r John Moulder, T5 years old, Com
pany L. Second Pennsylvania Heavy
Artiluluery.
Samuel T. Bowen &c years old;
Company e, 1888 Pennsylvania infantry
Peter Mathews. SO years old, Com
pany D, Fifth New York cavalry, etc.
Henry Ripple, 65 years old, quarter
master sergeant the 195th Pennsyl.
yania infantry, etc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-02
NEW YEARS SOCIAI.
AT HAMPV ON Y.M.C.A.
Enjoyable Occasion ushered In the
Year 19o6-Entertaining, Pro-
gram Was Rendered.


One Of the most largely attended
and successful receptions In the his
tory of the Hampton Y NJ. c.. A. was
in the rooms. OF the association last
evening. The rooms were tastefulIy
decorated with the, Association col
ors and an interesting musical pro-
gram was rendered. ..-
Singing by audience, -. America. I"
Prayer, -. Mr.. James AZ Cumming
Vocal Solo. ....... Moncure. Hope
Quartet, :. The Misses Cunningham
Violin Solo, -. Prof W. r. Dodd
Vocal Duet. :. Mr.. q. p. Richardson
aid Mrs. Fred Wood.
The magazines to be used In the
reading room for the coming year
were then sold at auction, Mr. Lacl1ey
acting as auctioreer. -
The committee then served re:
fresh1nents. the building; was turned
oyer to the public and most pleas.
ant evening: was spent.
The committee having in charge the
reception. extends their thanks &c
those who assisted in the evenings
entertainment.
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AT FORT MONROE.
Y.M.C.A. a Asst MIGHT
MIR. p. r. Pierce Ia Formally instaIled
as the Secretary-Mr. Miller.
Made a Fine Address.

The reception and welcome to the
new secretary, Mr.. P. T.. Pierce, at
Fort Monroe Young Mems Christian
Association yesterday afternoon and
asst evening proved one OF the most
delightful affairs the association has
held in its history There was quite
a number of the men in the garrison
called and met the new secretary.
Quite an enjoyable program was given
and Mr.. Pierce begins his new duties
Under very favorable circumstances.
NJ. W. b. Miflar, international secre
tary OF the; army and navy branch of
Of the work, and cousin of Miss Hell
ell NJ. Gould, has been at Old Point
since last Saturday, assisting and iu-
Producing tue new secretary and get
ting the work in shape for the. year.
Mir. Millar is man OF charming per-
sonaiity and his presence at the fort
association is always conducive to
good feeling among the members. Mr..
Miliar spoke ut the mems meeting Oh
Sunday afternoon and was listened TO
with marked attention.
Mr. Il. +. Hopkins, the assistant
secretary. yesterday retired. from that
petition.
The new secretary of the associa-
ton il said to be O.. man eminently
Tilted for his high calling. He has for
years been connected with the WASH
ington Young Mems Christian Assoc.
iation and brings with him here q
splendid knowledge of what he is ex-
pected to accomplish.
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TRUSTEES: SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE

Of' VALUADLG4R REAL, ESTATE.
BY virtue OF o certain deed. OF trust.
executed to Benjamin G. Winery and
Constantine H. Williamson. trustees
by Peter Lewis Cox and wife, dated
July goth, 1902, and recorded In the.
Clerks office of the County Court! of,
Elizabeth City County, Virginia, in Deed
or Trust Book %. page 45c. in which
Iced It is provided that either one Of
the said trustees may execute said
trust; and being requested by the bene-
hclary therein. the Undersigned will
sell at public auction on the premises
oh Wednesday. January 2rd, 1906, at 1
O'Clock; p. No., the following described
property: Situate on the northeast
side OF Mason street, beginning at the
corner OF Fox Hill road, thence extend
ing: southeast along the said side OF
Mason street one hundred and; twelve
l1l2l feet, to ground now, or. of late OF
William, Lee, thence. extending along
same northeast eighty (8O) feet to
ground now or late OF Clara Harris,
thence extending. along same north
west one hundred and'twelYe (11al feet
to the southeast side of, said Fox Hill
road and thence extending along same
southwest eighty (S0) !. feet to, the
northeast side of said Mason, street
the point and place Of beginning
Terms; Cash as to, SO much ofsthe
proceeds. as may be necessary to de-.
fray the cost Of executing this. trust:
so45.S1 with interest thereon, and
any unpaid taxes or insurance, prem.
iums as to, the balance; terms made
known OH day OF sale. <
BENJAMIN C-iWHERRY, tt y ;
CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON, :
= 49,. Trustees.
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