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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

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iaut u2anife | Mmerifa".
e. s. Stefanien,
Syier, Wtinu.
!. 6. Heterien,
272 Ynrnitsc Ct,
8ortlano, Ore.
=. s. Glauien,
1888 Saeu,aa Mpe.,
Saeoma, @aib.
5nus @ulocn Scnicn.
Miluamfcc, @is.
Sper @anien,
Sna9a os So. Smaba, @cbr.
Council Bluffs, Soma.
emil Mnbericn,
Gpan pg Smegn, Minm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
WILL DEVELOP BIG
Ssass
WHITNEY PLANT
RECEIVERS SALE CONFIRMED
AND IMMENSE PROJECT To
BE CARRIED OUT.

ntted States ssEreuit Judge priteh-
ard entered here Saturday. for the
western district of North Carolina. a
decree confirming the sale OF the
property Of the Whitney Company BY
the special master and receivers which
property WAS covered by mortgage
with the Bankers TruGt Company. as
trustee. for sotoo6.oo.
The property was sold at Whitney.
\. G., on December Is, pursuant to n
decree II foreclosure and sale. made
last October, and was bought in by
the North Carolina leetrie and Power
Company corporation which was
recently organized pursuant 10 n psan
Of reorganization, and II backed by
the hnnd holders OF the old company
for S4sa,25o.ao which amount jig stuff
ci@nt 10 cover the liens and reAsiver.s
certificates on the said property, NJ
we'll as all costs and expenses.
The Whitney power project was
commenced some wears ago for tbs,
purpose Ct utilizing thu water power
at Whitney y, for the generation
ara sal. af electricity for light and
IoWer, and mp Ia the time Of thu. stop
ping of the work the gigantic granite
dam and canal were partially cam
ptettd The new company VIII now
undHriake the completion Of this pro-
1cct.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
MAN LOSES
HOME AND EFFECTS RY FIRE

poWHATAN, VA. December IL
The residence of Mr.. Guy Thraves,
near Reiona, was destroyed by fire
this week, and everything that was
in the dwelling including all OF the
clothing and some money were totally
destroyed. The fire was accidental.
Mr.. Ernest Browning. who was
seriously injured at the Hardwood
Savelty Company's works here several
weeks ago. has returned from Me-
mortal hospital in Richmond. greatly;
improved. but 1t cannot yet be deter
mined whether or not he Will loose the
sight OF his eye or not.
The little daughter Of r. G.
Nichols, OF Lilbnrn, is reported TO
be very III with diphtheria.
Miss Alice Bonifant. or Washington.
y. e., returned to-day after visit
OF seevral months with her brother.
b. NJ. B0nifant. at Macon.
The May Memorial Baptist Sunday
school will have 4 Christmas tree on
the night Of December 20, In the
church here. Preparations are being
made for q large ana dclishtful en-
tertainnasnt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
TREASURY NOV. HAS
s312,35e.55 BAL ANCE
STATES FINANCIAL SHOWING
THIS YEAR ABOUT $4,000
LESS THAN TWELVE
MONTHS AGO.

A balance of s3f2.35s.55 Was III the
State treasury on October /. according
IL the report IF Treasurer Asher Har
man. after all financial obligations had
been met. This was about sIIo.eo0 less
than the balance last year.
The balance is divided among the
following funds: nn account OF the
Commonwealth. szi6.o52.2s, literary
fund. sss.3sf. e5, interest on the public
debt, ss,5s23s; sinking fund. s.a2s.fT;
Miller fund. sls.7fn.41. retired teaeh-
ers' tnnd, s2412227.
The gross expenditures during the
fiscal year ending October ! were:
Commonwealth se,052 .3ao.Sa; literary
fund. s552. ias.s0 sinking fund, sea
.S1.2s. Miller fund s7l.s62as: retired
teachers fund. S2l.451.IA.
The srnsa receipts for the fisedi Year.
Including those from every source.
We're ny follows For license far the
sale Of liquor s4S3.l9s.as: iaeeme fax,
sieo, -; charter fees. s4f.st2,> 81.
STAFF bank examiners assessments,
Si5.o@5 nted States school fund, sts.-
sted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17

TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL
CASH PURCHASES AT n. KLEIN q
son. INC. go EAST BROAD.
-
WE OVERHAUL STEAM s1STERNs
and make them work where they
haven't worked before. VA. PLUMB
ING. HEATING co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
WOMAN WORKS
IN MANS ATTIRE
~AYs HI HAS To EARN \ MNNss
WAGES TO SUPPORT HER son
-Do~i.N.r REGRET II.

PUEBLO. col I,sso. IT, Dressed
in male attire, AIRS. Sadie Carter ii
young widow. no came here from
Denver. three years ago. has been
working AZ IA shafeler ana teamster
Al the various grading camps near
this city without any one knowing
She was a W0man Tier pseoaonym
WITS Frank Priee. Mrs. Carter I
her story at the eit~ iali to-day after
she had been arrested un q Nagrancy
charge. al the ~ me ttne attrihgtipg
her arrest To thp fact that sine had
gene back Is skirts.
Why should not do mans work
1t want to- asked Mrs. Carter. Il
have n baby boy aud started cut
as 1t man for the simple reason that
had ~ wanted II make more
money than women who do house
werk I wanted Ia earn II man.
wages. / had To be both father and
mother to my boy. he viii he a
fine man ard | will never set,ret haxn
ing worked in the grading camps f51s
him .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
santa (,la,Is Cnnliug.


For the week before Christmas VIII
mer. Vincent Il Wells have prepared
q bill that ts damned fun ot snappy
and clean comedy. and. with their
usual asttIteness, have arranged spc-
feature fer the children that
shouid prove IT, b. + great drawing
card, After each matinee every day
next week the curtain will rise show
ing a. large and prettily lighted and
decorated Christmas tree, while in the
distance VIII be heard the bells of the
sleigh carving ST Nick He Will be
heard To haul In his reindeer ana
present viii be seen 10 emerge from
the fireplace with his large pack filled
with boxes of Christmas candy to give
10 the children as@a souvenir of the
season from the Colonial, As Il dis
tinct comedy feature viii he the aP-
pearaHee Of GrHet and Gruet, the new
Mcintyre and Heath Of vaudeville.
When this IL said It will be under
stood that they will be III black face
and minstrel makeup. Tl9eH open
with musical selections. and then driEt
into the funniest line ef comedy Pat
ter that has ever been heard In this
city.
Lily i.angden will provide another
offering with her coon shouting exhi !
hition. Her Song numh hers will In
ciude those that have helped to make
Stella Mayhem and Clarice Vance ia
naus AS down South wartoiers, and
Will undoubtedly give pleasure here
pair nj old time celebrities aud
eccentric finnakers that have mace
their names popular ON the Dig time
vaudeville circuits and Who VIII GER
tainly add considerable amusement 10
the new weeks bill will ne the chat
ter artists Wills and Barren,
Norbert Hamilton Viii sing the latest
sentimental ballad, "Larsfisht' all o.
next week, except on "Wednesday and
Thursday, when he viii sing tho Am
ariean classic. The Rosary" campos-
tsd by Etheil9ert Neviu.
Invitations have heen extended to
the various charitable institutions
throughout the city to be the guests
If the management at the matinees
next week. the amateurs Will provide
an added feature on Friday night.
and continuous performances VIII rufe
each ii4e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
PRISON CELL f0R.
MINISTER Of JUSTICE
HIGH OFFICIAL OF DENMARK
MUST SERVE EIGHT YEARS
AND REPAY 100000.
MANY RUINED
BY HIM.

cOPENHAGEN. Dec. f1.--Former
Minister of Justice Aiberti was to-day
sentenced to eight years in prison and
to repay $4eea.oo0 ef the many mil
lions Of which he robbed the people
during his fourteen yaars' career as
banker, broker and minister OF justice.
Alberti's thefts are the biggest In
Denmark's history and involved thou
sands Of people. Including scores Of the
most prominent tinanciers in the co,,n-
try. even the King himself. hundred.
1T poor people We're ruined through his
crookedness.
Az minister IF justice Alberti put
through many frauds against the gov
ernment. which We're not discovered
until two years ago. nj which time he
WAS arrested II is generally beloved
.Alberti has many millions hidden away.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
SAVE THE COUPONS DAILY

\ good many ui tine teachers and
their friends are bringing La hundreds
of votes every gay. Every little bit
helps. Gather your friends around you
ana have them gave the coupons, ciir
them, sign them property and neat
Is aud send them in al The time spe-
eified. All coupons should Re .ornt-
ed aud Il small slip attached stating
- whose credit they are "a be de-
posted and the number af Yates con-
tanned in each package. Yo, enn
mail the coupons or LEAVE them caiiy
at The Nirginian office, eeraer Ross
and Governor streets. or the Iapils
can bring them in for you. Many OF
them are doing this. The most fec
tive work is being done hv the sehel-
airs. They are deeply interested In
the great European Trips which tho
Virginian is Offering to The teachers
Of Richmond. They all want 10 send
their teacher to Europe. A good
number Of subscriptions are being re-
ceived. and that is what helps in
counting up the Votes.
The Subscription Plan.
. months subscription -. 400
months subscription :. i,eoo
9 months subscription $50. l;saa
one years subscriptions, $500
Two years subscription u coo
Three years subscription .I0.poG
No subscriptions are accepted for
less than three months II they are To
be counted In the contest. IF sou
have not already entered this contest.
enter to-day. You can enter any time
and the earlier vol get started the
better ii win be. for tho advantage
obtained by an early start will help
considerably in this great contest a
cash commission of per cent. Ii paid
on all subscriptions turned in to the
office and percentage OF 20 per cent
added on all votes received before
January l. Nominations will he an
nounced In few days. So send In
Your nomination early. Remember
the coupon In this issue. Save them
daily and watch The Virginian for the
full details.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
Thoma. Edward Jp.hau

Especial to The Richmond Nrginian.3
BOWLING GREEN. VA. Dec. r.
Mr.. Thomas Edward Jpshaw, an es=
teemed citizen II Caroline county, died
Thursday evening at his home. rim :
ersiae, near Gether. after brief H.
ness of only d week. He was a prom
inent member ef Shiloh Methodist
church. He is survived hy hts widow
who WAS formerly Miss Annie broad
dns and six children. by former
marriage 10 Miss ,'allte Atkinson, 81
King William county Resides these.
ha leaves three sisters. Mrs. Margaret
Ritehie, I'll Canada; Mrs Hiehara An
carrow and Mrs. William fipshaw and
one brother, Mr. Lee tpshaw all OF
Caroline.
The funeral services we're held from
"Rivtrstde@ this morning 1t II O'Clock
and Inierment was made in the TAM
lily ifurying ground At Locust ttill"
farm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17

he began work at g. 20 iii the after
noon. When the other cranernan fall
cd IL shew up. he remained at his
post Efforts wire made to Secure n
new eraneman. hut It was Saturday
moon before these efforts We're sue
eessfut During all that &ne. Teitei-
baum stuck to his job, With not an
hours rest. When he was finally
relieved he fell into his bunk and
slept thirty.slx hours. The steam
shovel on which he made this re-
markable record belongs IL Johnson
Il Briggs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
OBITUARY
[ harkS II. Keith.

Mr.. Charles Z. Keith. OF this city,
died at the residence of his mother.
10 East Clay street, on Friday, be-
cemoer 10, III the thirty-frst year of
his age. He leaves his widow and one
child.
The funeral VIII be conducted from
the First English Lutheran church
sunday, December IL, at =. 50 O'clock.
The interment VIII be made III the
RiNerNiew Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
MANY MEETINGS FOR
WEEK BEFORE CHRISTMAS

Council and committee meetings
scheduled for next week are as fol-
lows
Noniay ~Ioint session Of the Board
Of Aldermen and Common Council q
eject Il school trustee for the First dis
irIet IL succeed Mr. John Ragbg. re-
signed, committee ON the poor inyes
iiaatine committee tn formulate its re-
port on the Richards Todd controversy
T1,estlay ~-t committee on cemeteries
committee on finance committee on
ordinance
Wednesday, en- local as-
sessments.
Thursday on water.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17

COMPETENT BANK MAN. ELEVEN
years experience. desires change
January list. Officiai connection small
bank preferred. At present employ
cd. References. Address Box lts
Suffolk va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
JURY DISAGREE N
J" JURY FIXING

CHICAGO. Dec. 17.-Dtna
was the result here t.-d1
hearing ia judge Brentan1e1
Jury fixing charges a&ntn9
r. Erbstein. He was AcctI1
ing Grant McCufeheon, a 1
recent trial Of T4ea CsNHl1
Democrats senate leader
charged with hribing Stats
10 vote for William LortN4x
cd States senator.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
RICHMOND LADY PAINTS
PORTRAIT FOR UNIVERSITY

cHAHLOTTESVILLE. VA. dec. II.
--Miss Adele Williams. OF Richmond,
has painted and presented to the Irni-
versity Of Virginia a portrait Of the
late Edward william James. which
has been received and will be placed
In the foyer OF Cabell Hall. The por-
trait Il 4 genuine work OF art pic
turing Mr.. James In the prime OF
life
Mr. James gave a., large gum Of
money - the university nnfcondttion-
ally. also leaving his very valuable
library 70 tho university,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17

POSITION Az JANITOR.
night or day or similar position; best
references Address ]. f.. us h.
Marshall Phone Madison 274s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
TAFT HEARS FROM
NEW YORK SITUATION

WASHINGTON. Dec President
Taft to-day heard the latest news on
the New York political situation from
County Chairman Lloyd g Griseom,
who Was luncheon guest at the
White House. John a, Stewart. VI
New York. president Ut the League ~
. Republican club. was another caller
Eat the White House to-day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
New Councilman QUALITIES.

Councilman s. r. cowardin, who
AS recently elected tn the upper
pranch OF the city assembly to suc-
coed MIR. Douglas Richardson, re-
signed, qualified before Mayor Rich
ardson Saturday morning and had his
name enrolled by the city clerk. Mr.
Cowardn will represent Marshall
ward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
WEATHER CONDITIONS

FHe cold wave has become more in.
:. nse IN The central and South Atlantic
states while In the NurFh beast whern
although the temperatures are about
terc, undertaking Influences are show Ii
IN this mornings rsport@, Following
fha cold wave IL a extensive area In
IN" @ ntral valleys where the weather
Is becoming unsettled. storm Develop
nents being Indicated on the Texas
coast. the lower Missouri valley ana
IN Manitoba In the Texas region
where rain has ALLEN daily since the
Hrst az the week the storm center in
becoming well-detea and the accom-
pansine area Of precipitation has de-.
vslopsd eastward into Alabama and
rorthward into Arkansas
observations are far the "a hours
ending ~ : 4. NJ, Eastern standard
time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
James \. Icmpis.tuu.

sFAIN MON. VA. bee. 13.~-James
A. Tempieton. aged eightY-two years
dted Thursday night. He leaves his
wife and one son. Mr.. Templeton was
I, native of Rockhriage county, whence
he entered the Couf"dcrat" army
serving through the war, He had long
been II resident IT stanton. and was
Il deacon in the First Presbyterian
church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
Mrs. Emily S. Rhodes.

Especial II The Richmond NirginIan.)
ROANOKE. VA. Tree. i,,~~Mrs- Emil
y s. Rhodes. widow of George Rhodes.
died Thursday morning AZ the home IF
her daughter. Mrs. Il, q. Johnson
Washington. ID. q. aged 81 years The
body was brought here Friday morning
and buried In FairNisw cemetery. THE
funeral services We're conducted by fhe
Rev. Archer Roocher. rector of Christ
church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17

FRONT AND rTfTER ROOMS NEWLY
furnished With all conventeness
best location. near 10 business
hoard can ha had Apply IL South
Fifth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
Mrs. Sarah j. Alley.

especial t. Tue Richmond NIfgiIlfHo.3
ROANOKE, VA. pes. i1.-~Mrs. Sa
rah j Alley, widow Of j. H. Alley, died
Thursday night III her home la Rea
nake county, near Peters creek aged
"a years, The funeral took place Fri
day afternoon and the internent was
In the family lot ON the Peters creek
farm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
WORKED NEARLY WEEK
SLEPT DAY AND HALF

Especial To The Richmond N'trgingan.9
ROANOKE, IA. 44ev 1-.---A Young
man named TeiteihaGm. who il in
Roanoke this week, has perhaps hrok-
en- the record gar hours 81 work. one
Monday in Move naher. while acting as
craneman an "a steam shovel near
Caldwell, ON the Chesapeake & chic.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
Real Estate for Sale

LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PROP
erty with TABOR REALTY CORPOR-
alton, AZ E. Marshall St, and get
quick raturns.
If YOU HAVE ANY LOTS IN THE
West End for sale or suburban prop
ertS. list same with MS at aHce, also
any farm property We have cus-
toner for you now. AMOS Pom !
DENTEk, 10 +. Main.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
The Weather

RICHMOND. VA. bee. I1.-Foreca x
fer kichmord and vicinity: Fair to-
night ana sunday with rising temper
ature4
WASHINGTON. -. e., bee f7~rorss-
cast for Virginia. Fair weather aud
risiH9 temperature Tonight and sun
day Becoming unsettled bs sunday AZ
ternoou.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17

ONE GI.EAS, LARGE. NICELY FUR
nishaft trout room, with ST without
board. private German family. na
children. rev house. modern eonye
aienesN. 80 West CLAY street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
Mrs. Thomas j, Nash.

Mrs. Thomas j. Nash died Thursday
ct her home near Spring Mills, in the
ferty-siSth year af her age. Deceased
naa been in falling health FOR some
tsme. She Is survived by her husband
and ten children. Her remains were
inferred at her late home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
Mr.. Ella L. Caldwell

Mrs. Ella + caldwell, widow of W.
u. Caldwell. died ut her residence.
4o4 West Graen street. on Friday. Ne
cenber ID.
The funeral Viii be conducted from
the residence Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
MARRIED IN RICHMOND:
DIVORCED IN NORFOLK

NORFOLK. VA, Dec. l5.--Married
in Richmond In 1907. Sadie X. Me-
Donald was granted an absolute d.
vOrce yesterday from Robert Wesley
Mcdonald In the Law and chancery
Court or this city Friday. Alimony
At the rate Of SIS per month and The
custody -of her son is allowed MIS-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
Tin-Iex Sent 10 Grand Jury.

Ben Tinsley. colored, charged with
tn" murder Of Tom Stokes. also col
ored. was sent on to the grand jnry
by Justice Crutchfield in police court
Saturday morning. Stokes was shot
several days ago over II card game.
Tfnsley Will plead self-defense.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
Mrs. Frances Cox.

PEACH BOTTOM, VA. Dec. liz
Mrs Frances Cox. widow af Haywood
Cox. died at her homo here Tuesday
at 10 o'clock. aged seventy-four years.
She Is survived by six sons and two
daughters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
Funeral az ". n. canp,,e,,.

ASHLAND, VA. Dec. 1T.~-The Turn
eral Of William Hugh Campbell. who
died Friday Mt his home. 'esieneairn.e
In Hanover county, viii take place
from his late residence tomorrow.
Five daughters. and Two sons survive
him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
Rooms for Rent.


T'ET1Ss ( r ~ II = f IL - ~ = SIETT
furnished ytttk III conv.nfane.ss
best location. near 10 business .
heara cRH ha had Apply IL soaeA
fIfh street.
WHEN IN THE cry sToP At II
south Fifth Everything the best
z=z-ta'@. ~ -s4---------
SJGE. Rg}aSf- EsG4s TeyE&sT MI
North Si&tn newly furnished. all
seayenienees na -fetter location.
t.SE eIg8v fspf.r Nff4tty ff-4
nfshat trout room wiz, ~ without
board g1r{yafts German family. no
thA4Asstts N7.iof"f' Aahtt'S -"
ehtiafen rev hease. modern eonve-
Ht*fiesss a@~ " est 6iaN street
.st.tNtsYIrp ,.p.t..r x,...@t ..,s,ts
.is.,,s.. =. -. -, - -, ~ -
ferred Can TUESDAY. - south FIRST
FoR RENT. ONE FL RAfSh III ROOM,
modern convenience faone Aafft-
strs..f
TWO f.ARaE tsGNNi.(TING FRONT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
CERTIFICATE RE-ExTENDIsto

Treasury DGrAnr1aNsss
OFFICE or CoMrrRafLEH or HM
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Dncn1
WnravAs. by satisfactory 6y6d
To the undersigned. il has been T.
sha, The MERCHANTS NATtk
OF RICHMOND. located u tba Ii r
MoND, in the County Ut HEM
a. SIRGfSit, has cennptiad with
Of the Act Of Congress " !n cnAhl
ing Associations 10 extend their G
ence;- and for ether r,usposes. ao
fss2 A. amended by tho Act. ~
i#ta ,sSSs&
NOW. THEREFORE,. /. I4Ay
MURRAY. gssas
IaMrTeoEfaER pF TIM CEl
do hereby certify that The MN
Ti0NAI. BANK OF HIfsHM0
the CITY OF RICHMOND, 1
HENH1CQ and State Of VfnfskM
70 have siceessson for the pef1
amended articles of asAoc3a1jn1s
chose ri business an DE1'EA4H3 <
IN TESTIMONY WHsREnr, wi<MQ
seal 81 office this SEVENTH sia3t
1910. se3
LAWRENCE u.
COMPTROLLER 81 11
Charter Ne. i4sss-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
At the Theatres
NEXT WEEK.

tcademy-Mrs. fiske in Beck y
Sharpe"
BiJou---"At the Old Cross f.oad'
Colonial vaudeville.
Lubin--Continaots vaudeville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
ow. THEREFORE,. /. I4AS
MURRAY lSsas
CaMrrsoEsKR on TIM Ck1
TRUSTEES m
or IN
REAL AND PERSON llIS
IN AMELIA 1NTxs

IN AMELIA CA
By virtue OF q certain
dated January ~, 1851
j. S, Morris and Al
wife, conveying certA1M n
sonal property there's
secure five certain ~
advances, In certain ~ Il
forth, default having
the payment Of the sat4
yided. and being reqll
by the noteholders. tn
trustee Will on GatufS
December. 1910. bA1t
O'Clock a. NJ. sell IN
of J. =. Morris home N1
miles northwest 0f J14G
county. Va, tho fOllo
real and personal pre-
First All the
gix inches and above "
an GAS acres 81 land N
~. Va. Leigh distrte
John Robinson" lA6
for cutting being aiv1
Second, Eighty -f0a
iii Leigh District. Axal
known as the Mary A,s|
and about three fot !
from Jetersville.
Third. Also tx
COWS and the increaSo
for the past two yeag(D
cows are registere<
registration.
Fourth. \ Also dy&
mules with the
brides. etc.
tFifth., Lastly. un6z
mill with ali the
plianceA. one 1o-E
CINE and boiler fn
horse wagons tWs
etc. etc.
The terms of tIli
sufIlcient 10 pny ~
s3,7s0.00. and tn
this deed Of trta
the rsstdue. X Asl1s
on the dAte u f
II thu eaJe
the above ~ ~
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flav IN fill III
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Business Opportunities.

MONEY I1lANETs sIo TIN ATT5s IT
liable people everywhere able Ia
save u or more. Accumulate 500 Ia
81, 9a6 and buy home. CONNER
cIAL GUARANTEE COZ. bankers,
= NaF1h N4ntE
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l.. j. Foster.

L. J. Foster, 1903 beverly street,
died at his residence Friday. necem-
her Ii, at & 81, in the hftv-ffth Year
-nf his age. He leaves a widow and
Ave children
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
Funeral of Nr Mnrr,lls

The funeral Of Mr.. Edward r Muir
ply, who died Thursday In Jackson
vile. Fla, VIII take place SATURDAY
morning at J 9 o o'clock from ct. Peter :
church.
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HAULING.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS HAULED. sToR-
ed. Packed and shipped. Call w
Fred Richardson's STORAGE Il
TRANSFER DEPARTMENT.. Main a.
Belviderc streets. Phones Madison
S43 day; Monroe sac night.
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Want Ad. Rates.

One cent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for less than cents
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in charged at the counter
Contract rates much less, Phon Madison 1883 and
Manager of Classified Department, will CALL