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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
Bon Air.

BON AIR. VA. July l3.-This little
village presents gala appearance
every week when the summer boarders
and guests arrive on Saturday after
noon. Among the weekend guests last
week We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Withers Miller and
children with Mr. Polk Miller,
Miss Pattle Lois Hobson. Mcssrs.
John and Macon Hobson, at Mrs. Chas.
Ashburner's.
Messrs. Julian Snyder. Alien shep-
herd and Major Otway Allen, Of Rich
nlond. at LIE Noel cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Burnett Mr.
md Mrs. John Hancock and Katherine
Hancock. at Mr.. j. z. Cox's.
Messrs. Fercy Montague end George
3agby. OF Richmond. with Mrs. William
Withcrs.
Messrs. Edward Plnkerton, of Nor
folk, and Horace McCluer at the home
of DR.. McCluer
The Cape Henry camping party has
broken up after enjoyable camp life
for more than month. Those who
have returned home this week are
Misses Elizabeth, Harriet and Maria
Cooke. Miss Edith Hazen, Misses Eva
Halle and Jennie Tacott, and Miss
Elizabeth McCluer.
Mrs. Freeman Parker and children
of Richmond, are visiting at Colonel
T. M. r. Talcott's.
Miss Lucy Payne, of Richmond, Is
guest of Mrs. Burton Maryee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boswell Alsop, of Rich
mond. arc summering with Mrs. r
z. Bridgefortn. Mr.. Albert Alsop has
been their recent guest
Mr.. r. McC. Burlington is on a bust
ness trip through the Carolines ant
Georgia.
Miss Belle Lunson has returned from
Manchester whore she was called b,
the sickness of her nephew, Clifford
Lunson.
Miss Ruby Hammer, of Lynchburg
has returned to that place, having
spent the spring and summer with Mrs
Norman Morton. She was nccompane
home by little Rosale Morton.
Miss Annie Redden and Marie Muir
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Charlotte.

K CHARLOTTE, N. c., July 1S-AIrs. j.
j. Morris has issued cards of invitation
to the marriage Of her daughter. Lula
Fell to Mr. Thomas Gilmer Bowden,
The ceremony Will take place Tuesday
evening, July 10th, at the residence
OF the BRIDES mother.
Mrs. Il. w. Thompson entertained in,
formally Wednesday afternoon in honol
Of her guest, Mrs Martin, of Atlanta.
Among the invited guests was Mrs j.
X. Jordan, OF Virginia.
MIS-, Mary H. Cobb and daughter
Miss Kathryn, have gone to Roanoke
Va, to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs j, c. Burroughs ar>
spending few weeks at Buffalo Lithia
Springs, Va.
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Franklin street, left Friday to visit
relatives in Loudoun county. MISS Per-
kins Was a student AT Sweetbriar IN
stitute during the past winter.
Mrs Josephine Trevillan Is visiting
Mrs. j. G. Hill in scottsyille, Va,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Buchanan. OF
Long Glade Va, are In tic city. Mrs.
Buchanan will enter st. Likes HOB
pital for treatment
Miss Brownie Benson, Of stanton,
Is spending a few days here.
Miss Amelia Buck has returned from
a visit to Miss Louise Haines in Caro-
line county.
Mrs. u. H. Stecrc and children arc
guests OF Mrs. Stccre's mother, Mrs.
w. G. Clapton, in Bedford City.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Browning arc.
visiting relatives and friends In APP
pomattoX. Va.
Miss sallic West is visiting friends
at Swoope, Va.
Miss Ellen Guigon. of Richmond, who
is spending tho summer at the Fred
crck, In stanton, has as her guest
Miss Marie Doherty, OF King George
+, county.
Mr.. Harry Loftwich and children
have returned from a visit to Mr.. W.
G.. Coghill and family IN Milford, Va.
Mrs e. s. Blanton and Miss Fannie
Yarbrough. of Newport News. have
been called to Richmond By the Ill
ness OF their brother Mr.. Percy Var
brough.
Miss Eva Tucker is visiting her par
ents at brakes Branch. Va.
Mrs. s. ". Tompkns and little Miss
Elizabeth Frazier are ct Locust
Shade" near Scottsvlle, Va, for the
summer.
Mrs. w p Huntley Is at Bradley
/ cottage, Ocean View
Mrs b. A. Garland of Roanoke IS
visiting in Lynchburr and will also
pay a short visit to Richmond en- route
to jamestown Exposition.
Misses Mamie, Martha ard Georgia
\ Herndon are spending q few weeks at
the Haynes cottage, Ocean View, Va.
Mr. Reeves. wcll-known tobacco
/ MIST of Halifax county, VIII make his
future home in Richmond.
Miss Grace Bidgood has returned
from visit to Miss Resale Lang
horne and Miss Louie Hudgins In
Portsmouth.
Master Louis Schweikert. of Rich
mond, IS visiting his grandmother, Mrs
VI. w. + auiCOnei, III 'oSotlSHllie, ~
Mr.. Hugh Watts is the guest of hi:
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Watts, il
Amherst county.
Mr.. w. II. Lambert Is at the Fairfa2
Hotel, Norfolk. for a few days.
Miss Resale Mines. of this city
who has been the guest of Miss Louis
tones in Norfolk, Is now visiting Mis-
Bessie Merritt in Client.
Mrs. Angus, Miss Fannie Angus. Mrs
Asa Snyder and Miss Annie L. Snydc
are guests at Edge HILL the hom
of Mrs. J. II. Read, near AIontyale
Va.
Mrs. ]. II. Ingram Mrs. j. Russell
Thompson and Miss BERTHE Ingram, o
Charlotte county, spent last week Il
Richmond.
Among those who spent last wee
in Norfolk were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II
schel. Mr.. W. A. Greene, Miss Blanch
Greene. Miss PlGmmer. Miss A S
Plummer and Mr.. j. a. Briggs, o.
Richmond a
Miss Mamie E. Davis has gone I
her country home, near Scottsvill
where she and her sisters. Misses Mar
and Lula Davis, VIII spend the sun
mer
Mrs. II. I. Solomon has returned /,
her home at Keysv.lle. Va, afte
spending month here.
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is expected here this week to visit
friends.
Miss Georgia Bggs returned yester-
day from Richmond, Va. where she
has been taking a business course in
a business college.
Mr. f. z. Hashagen. Jr., of Whining
ton. n. c., is the guest of Charles P.
McAllister for a few days this week.
The July term Off Superior Court
closed last Friday night. In the trial
of John V. Locklear, for the murder of
Andrew Oxendine, the defendant was
acquitted on the grounds of self-de-
| Tense.
Misses NIcRae and Gibson, of Rock
| ingham. N. c.. are the guests of Mrs.
| Charles Hunsucker this week
| Mrs d. p. Shaw and her sister, Miss
/ Rowland, left yesterday morning for
Jackson Springs, where they will spend
several weeks.
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ply have been guests OF Miss Nc
Crendy.
Mr.and Mrs Ribblc and Miss Ribble,
of Washington, ID. c., are at lie Noel"
Mrs. Arthur Adamson and Miss
Bertha Adamson have returned from
Clinsc City, where Miss Adnmson led
tho Fourth OF july german at the
MeCklenburg.
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Franklin Street. Richmond, is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs, R. B, Spindle, Mr.. Shell
burne will spend some time with relatives
in tho county.
Mrs, r. I, Elicit Is in Richmond with.
her son, Dr. W. It, Elicit who is n patient
at the Memorial Hospital
Major Guy Edie, Mrs, Edie and two chill
dren, of WASHINGTON, D. G.. will arrive Mon
day for months stay at the college.
Misses Simpson and Miss May, Lester are
spending the month Of July In Norfolk.
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nolds and Miss Marie Rhodes. Of Car
@tcrsville.
Miss Annie Kate Rhodes. who has
been teaching in Mathews county the
past winter. is expected home in a
few days.
Mrs ]. H Duke has returned home
after a visit to Clifton Forge and Bue-
ia Vista.
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Satisfaction Silk Sale

You are bound to be satisfied with
these big values in reasonable
Summer Silks:
Check Chiffon. in all colors, 81
inches wide, n soc Silk for zoe.
Striped Wash Silks, only limit
ed lot of soc values for zoe.
Jap and Habutai Silks. in white
md colors, worth soc. for zoe.
Silk Mousseline, In plain colors,
e. 15c value, for Zoe.
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returned from the Jamestown Expo
sition.
Miss Lenoria Cooke, OF Hollins, is
visiting Miss Katherine Tuppen in
the Adirondacks
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E cut prices all along the line in this department.
White Skirts

White skirts. in four different
STYLES, s1.25 value. for Dsc.
White Skirts, made of linen fin
ish suiting. very full flare, with
bands and folds Of same, for SI.aO.
Lot OF Skirts, in poplin, cannon
cloth or linen slightly soiled. at
greatly reduced prices.
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3 Good Linen Items
Domestic Department

Bleached Cotton, a fine soft nm
ish, Al width; q 12hc value, for
1Oc.
Apron Bingham, In several size
checks; 10c value, for &c.
New York Mills Bleached Sheet
ing, ga yards wide; ACC quality,
in short lengths. for 271ac yard.
White Quits. Marseilles patterns,
ia size; a st.25 value. for Dsc.
Curtain Muslin, SO inches wide:
for Monday only a 121ac value for
sac.
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Iurnherton, N. c.

Ispeeial 10 The Times pispatch.l
IUAIBERTON. NJ c., July 13,-Miss
1Esy w. La sgrisop. 81, Williamsburg. ,Na4
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MIR. DoyAT KAUFFMAN

VAT IzABETIT
geo lab Il M Ian MIR n % m TAX place o. % Tue
aughuro Mrs. wntr,o fc liz adynn
W
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HIGH PRIc ED JERSEYS
MIR. Lewis Makes Important Addl-
lions to His Herd.
Special to The Times Dispatoh.l

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, December
14.-Alr. A. B. Lewis, OF Lewisanna
farm, on the Rappahannock River, a
few miles below this city, who has
one of the largest and most valuable
herds of Jersey cattle in this country,
has just added two more valuable
animals, purchased at the big sale Of
Williams and Cooper, at Nashville,
Tenn. One was Beatrice, Golden Ferns
Lad, past two years. for which he paid
1880. and Golden Rose of st. Martin,
which brought s9S5. Mr.. Lewis's Golden
Ferns Sensation was the grand cham.
pion winner at the National Dairy
Show in Chicago October H. 1907.
The suit OF Case VS.. a. 3. Lewis for
$9,04S, which came up in Caroline Cir
cult Court this week. was postponed.
Mr.. Lewis admitted owing Case $500,
but denied any further liability. It is
stated that Mr.. Lewis Is ready to settle
on the $500 basis
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THE 1NIs DsDTC1G RICHMOND VA 1907

IEaparti,icni on yiinlltsrr xcstGt dtlS
were the rullt,wlts front pctsnns wish
Hug 10 locate TN ,iii.gintas
~. ". saIuuels l22t s;iieflleldt tvcntr.
sbicnRo. 4 lis.. wants ihforlnatioll siljont
VirEtlIu. Il
q. o. 'rlTfnny 81 North tsron,lwny.
yopkcrs q. VI wants ltifurii,atlu;t
about datrying II, Nirgil,lu. w
wants to invest $4,000 To sic.op0 In a
farm for fruits, grain nid cattle rnis-
Ing
II. Bray, pillwyn. Va. wants u sinal'.
some OF our Virginia cities. Mr.. Bray
came To this state about six months
ago through the Commissioner of Agrl :
culture.
York City, wants Information about
peach lands Iii 3Virginia. t5
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ACTIVITY AT WAYNEsBORo.
Apple Orrlinrds Attracting 1pycatOrs---
Sheep nnd Poultry RaisinE.
rspccinl 70 The Tines. pi.pntch.I

Especial to Tie Times. Dspntchl
:, WAYNl5SBORO. VA. December IL.
llIorticultural Society Just ended ~
Stanton brought together the promi-
nent apple growers of the Shenandoah
Valley iii most interesting discussion
THE exhibition OF Virginia apples was
extensive and several experts from diff
ferent sections pronounced this to be
, the best display of our apples ever
shown at ono time.
The large commercial apple orchards
In this section are attracting investors
from Northern states. several of whom
have been. in the Waynesboro district
are for sale, and the opinions express
ed by these fruit men are most COM
Elementary as to the condition Of our
orchards and fruit nnd care OF trees
and land.
Favorable weather. has benefited the
winter wheat, which shows promise OF
a good crop.
Profitable results In sheep raising liz
this section have attracted party
Of sheep men from Ohio to our grass
lands. These buyers are impressed
with the abundance of pure spring
water and strong stand Of grass to be
found on our. low-priced land in the
Waynesboro district.
One. of the now Corners to Waynes-
boro Is a poultry raiser from Rhode
Island. who has taken small farm
near town and started the erection OF
Incubator and brooder houses. He
chose Waynesboro on account OF It's
good local market. healthy climate and
nearness to the large cities, Waynes-
boro being four hours from both Wash
ington,. ID. G.. and Richmond. Va; five
hours from Baltimore, and nine hours
from New York.
"A large manufacturing concern OF
MISSOURI. whose product Of mining ma
chinery Is shipped to all parts Of the
United States, as we'll as to Cuba, Mex
leo and South America, are establish
ing an extensive plant on the belt line
which connects tile Norfolk and West
ern and Chesapeake and Ohio Railroads
at this point. After exhaustive search,
this site was selected on account OF
Its nearness to iron furnaces, coal
fields and timber lands, and it's excel
lent shipping facilities.
Waynesboro Is busy with Christmas
shoppers, buyers from distant parts
Of this and the adjoining counties fiji
Ing the stores and giving sure proof
that the money strinEency has not
affected this section OF the Shenandoah
Valley
Land values are advancing. owing
to the rapid growth of Waynesboro
as business and manufacturing CEN
tire. City lots and residence properties
are In demand and sales are heavy, one
agent having delivered deeds last week
FOR city property amounting to 36,2OO.
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POstnl- Affairs.
[From Our Regular Correspondent
ID. C., December IL.

[From Our Regular CORRESPONDENCE y
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. December IL
Postmasters appointed:
Virginia-Syra. Madison county, Hen
derson w. Weskley, vice M. L. Haw-
kins, resigned.
North Carolina-Funston, Brunswick
county. DR.. S. Rich. vice. I. D. HARRISON,
resigned; Hobucken, Pamlico county,
f. W. Alcook, vice John Lupton. dead;
Spokane, Randolph county. Robert u.
Baldwin. vice j. Z. Young. resigned;
Luther J. Morris, appointed regular;
billiard Morris, substitute rural car
rier route 8, at Appomattox. Va.
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iNerttngs.
Security Life, Insurance

Company OF AMeTlca, -eIg
Chicago III. December Z, 1905 z
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Security Life Insurance Company OF
America: You are hereby notified
that the regular annul meeting of
insurance Company OF America Will
he held at the jefferson Hotel in the
city Of Richmond, Va, on WEDNES-
DAY, THE sTH DAY o F'eJANuAR9,
A. NJ. for the purpose Of aelecting
directors of the company for the
ensuing year and the transaction OF.
any and all other business Which
may. be submitted to the meeting.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
CARL 4. PRIME,
Assistant Secretary.
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Virginia Salvage and wrecking Co.
a. r. Mayo Proprietor.
TIA u. Main Street.

MEMS Shoes tmostly Douslas). Mems
Soft Hats. Upright Piano. Antique Ma
shogany Sofa and Washstand, Office
Furniture such as large and small
Directors Tables, Typewriter Tables
Desks, long Counter Desk Revolving
Arm and other Chairs, Settec Presses
Walnut and Oak Sideboardsi Extension
Tables. Wardrobcs. Chamber Suits
Odd Bureaus and Washstands. Iron
Beds. Cooking and Heating Stoves. etc.
AT AUCTION.
at our warerooms@ III p. Main street,
at, 1890 A. NJ,
!. MONDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1907.
TERMS: Cash.
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Clearing House Statement.

NEW YORK, December 14,-The
statement OF clearing house banks for
the week shows that the banks hold
Sio,iol,l15 less than the requirement
of the 25 per cent, reserve rule:
This Is an increase of s6,IO9,175 In
the proportional cash reserve as COM
pared with last week. The statement
follows:
!, Loans, sl.l75,oeIcoo; decrease. s11,-
), Deposits p sl,oss.ss5,ooo; decrease. ST.
!, {. Circulation |, sss,eo1ooo; increase, 49,.
$S36,20o.
!, specie, s177,1sssoo; increase. ss,s7s,-
!, Reserve, ss.s.sl5.soo; increase. 81
crease. s1,9a6.$$75.
Deficit. s4o1ol,l75: decrease. ss,loo.-
: e States deposits. s2o,ae4.-
$50; decrease, s6.4sT85O.
InquirlnE About virginia.
Among the inquiries received at the
Bureau OF Immigration or the STATE
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This stock is fresh and In good or
boxes Of Candy. Chocolate, Almonds
and Cream Drops, Penny Goods Pea
nut Candy, CarameIs. 500 Sassorted
boxes Cakes and Crackers. Fig Bars,
so buckets Candy 25 boNes Mixed
Nuts. about 200 empty Cake Tins, lot
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco and
Snuff. These goods will be sold in lots
to suit the trade. Storekcepers should
attend the sale, as it must be sold at
once. Sale positive.
THE STANDARD AUCTION co.
b. c. Buford. Manager and Salesman.
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CANDY.

BEAR IN MIND THAT THERE ARE
candies and candies, but our candies
We guarantee to be pure and fresh.
We sell at retail at wholesale prices.
Great assortment ut Toe and 20c a
pound. HUB CANDY MFG CO., 403
East Broad Street.
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1fVALEN1!NL AUCTION
X PHONE 1905 ~.
e!s EAST BROAD 81
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF coNTEC-
T1oNERY AND SODA FOUNTAIN
AT AUCTION.

BY the direction of M. A. War on
sell as a whole the stock and fixtures
OF the Confectionery and Soda Foun-
tain store at No. % u. Main Street,
TOMORROW tN1onday). DEC. 10TH.
at 1890 o'clock. Tho stock embraces
a nice line of Cigars. Cigarettes ana
Tobacco. Candies and Confectionerics
OF all kinds, Cakes. Crackers. Fruits.
Canned Goods. etc.
The soda fountain is in excellent
order. Nice Silent Salesman Showcase,
Counter Showcases, Shelving. Partt-
ton, etc. The stand is an excellent
one. and rent very reasonable.
TILE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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ciAsOLENE ENG1NEs! Z,

FOR SALE, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
Nfcvlcker gasolenc engines and saw
ing outfits; one International two
horse power gasolene engine at spe-
cial price: one Huber portable
I steam engine. six horse power, Mt q
bargain. w. K. BACEE .& SONS.
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CHRISTMAS UMBRELLAs.

AMONG YOUR PURCHASES EACH
year you have Included an umbrella;
consult SCHRENF, the umbrella man.
about making ono according to your
own fancy. Expert repairing. 607
Main Street
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45tlisrfIIaitfnlls
ltltlI1L.IlIs 1lEPAtIltNCl.

Rtj 'Ellii atlOoJ's HALF $50 bEt, sT5c;
l1cclets 50c. t,ntcl,cs. lie md up.
I oy,crsl,oea hceled, .labc Rubber conta
md other rubber goods repaired.
y lItE,ty,s; 1sLEtptIsIC RUBBER RE
Z !i,tsa11t1NC', 7lG East Afnin Street.
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SEWING MACHINES.

IF YOU HAVE TROUBLE WITH YOUR
machine. 1 will repair 1t, sell or rent
you first-class Domestic or Stand
ard on accommodating terms. GAR
LAND II. CLARKE, 222 East, Broad
street. Phone 72320-L.
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REMfNG1oN rYpBwRlTDRs.

REMINGTON TY1,Etv1,1TERs 1ltetJ11'-
pod with OH. new Indicator. show
Viii sfrIhe po 1yaI MsIe fo sS5 mafinr
corrections. finding the writing point
btliiIckly. etc. Price. 3plit on z " y
TYPEWR1TEE EXCHANGE, COS East
Matt, street TN a. No NSi
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upI1oLsrER1NG.

PARLoR SUITE, ODD CHAIRS AND
coucnes recovered and reupholstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
tresses renovatetl: for cash or on
mates. CHARLES 6JURGENS'S SONS,
Adams and Broad Streets
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

FOR SALE, TENNESSEE N d
Thornl1ill farm wagons, Anders son
and Ames buggies. Surveys and run
ahouts: special winter prices that
are attractive: select stock harness.
lap robes and whips. w. *. BACIIE
e. SONS. t406 East Main.
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AUCTION SAIL

FRESH WHOLESALE STOCK FANCY
TURES, ROLLER TOP DESK, IRON
SAFE. SHOWCASES. ETC. MONDAY
AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 10TH, AT
$3.50 O'CLOCK, AT 1909 EAST CARY
STREET.
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BY Pollard and Bagby.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.

Court sale by auction Of triangular
vacant lot fronting seventy (f0) feet
on the east line OF Sixth Street, COM
Imencing one hundred and twenty d20j
tcet north Of Preston Street.
In execution OF Il decree of the
Chancery Court OF Richmond, vir-
gInia. In suit OF City Of Richmond VS..
Henry Cooks heirs and others, en-.
tered November 10. 1907. i Will sell by
auction. on tho premises, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER i6, 1907, AT
1870 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the above mentioned lot, plat OF
which can be seen In the Offices OF
the auctioneers.
r TERMS: Cash
II. n. POLLARD.
Special Commissioner.
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CHRISTMAS SALE.

ATTEND CHRISTMAS SALE AT
TOURQUREAN'S on Tuesday and
"Wednesday OF next week; everything
cheap; dressed dolls especially.
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DON'T BE ASHAMED BECAUSE YOU
ate SO much dinner. You Just
couldn't help 1t. They have such.
good ones at THE ALEiAAIBRA IIo-
TEL Eighth and Franklin.
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As administrators of William hxselI
deceased. l will. ON
MONDAY DECEMBER %, no..
commencing at 1890 o'clock a. No.. sell
at public auction, on the premie OF
No. .32t2 West Cary Street. Ricfmono,,
Va. tile personal estate of which
William Axsell died possessed, con
sIsting of the following property to-
wit: Horses. SO Cows, Bull. Milk
Wagons, Cans, Buckets and other
dairy fixtures a Buggy. Farming fm-
PIGMENTS. Fowls, Household and Ikitcil-
zen Furniture. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
j. r. AXSEl#L.
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WATCH SPECIALS.

Sc FOR NICKEL ELGIN WATCHES,
At SCIIAAF'S ONLY. NO. 426 EAST
BROAD.
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THE CRAIG ART co.

marble statuary: largest display of
the kind ever shown here. Don't fail
to see 1t. lis East Broad.
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SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS, SOPPo-
site the post-office. Phone 1895.
Examinations and estimates free.
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FLAGS AND BANNERS.

icoLLEGD FLAGS AND BANNERS;
any design made to order. Fl. =.
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vALEN1!ML AUCTION
N PHONE 1906 ~
s!s EAST BROAD g:
CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES AT
AUCTION.

Vases. Lace Curtains, Pictures. Mir
rors, Rugs. Brass Beds. Iron Debs. Odd
Dressers. Leather Couches. Leather
Library Suits, Fine Parior Suits Hand.
some Chamber Suits, Dining Chairs.
Rockers, Tables. Mattresses, Toilet
Sets, Fine Mating and other articles
for the home. suitable for Christmas
presents, at auction.
TOMORROW taIonday). DEC. 10TH,
at our salesrooms. No. els East Broud
Street. commencing at510:30 o'clock.
Ladies' especially invited TO attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

We. have on sale for Monday so
fJAhdsonls Princess md Glass Dress
ers,. Washstands. Iron Beds. National
Springs and Felt Mattresses, 4 5 Hand
some Walnut Mahogany and Quar-
tered Oak Bedroom Suits. soinc cost
$t75; 80 new Trunks and Suit Cases,
lot Comforts, 1900 Chairs and Rock-
ers, Handsome Parlor Suits, 90 Parlor
,Lcmps3 Square Pianos, SO Spring Cots.
100 new Pictures, new Druggets, Sew
eral Handsome Folding Beds and Mir
ror Front yTardrobes, Showcases. 400
Kitchen Tables. lot Mems Pants, Boys
and Capes, good Horse. Wagon and
Harness.
THE STANDARD AUCTION co.
b e. q B1lford Manager aud Salesman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

HAS YoURsCLock STOPPED? NoT1-
fy us by phone 4417 or postal and
have 1t put in first-class order.
Clocks sent for and delivered. w.
FL. COWARDIN'S SONS Watch
makers, Jewellers and Ensrayers. 1918
East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
BAGGAGE TRANSFER

TRUNKS DELIVERED FROM ANY
depot for csc. between Richmond Col
legc and Twenty-ninth Street. Call
9ol East Broad.