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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10

The new White Goods, Sol
sets, Mercerized Poplin, La
dies Neckwear and Belts at
Cole e. Nixon's Mercantile
Co. Is are the talk of the town.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10

To be force and effect from and after the first March, 1870
districts which
o
villages shall
within limits
village, shall
the
districts.
MISSOURI.1
A.
to b true copy the proceedings Of our said County Court the day
date written,
TESTIMONY WHEREOF hereunto myh af
sh day of February A. D. 1910.
sEALl J. A. LAWRENCE, County Clerk.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10

For Rent-FOur-room house and
one acre of ground for So per month.
Apply to j 5. Clay.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10

For four three-months-old pigs a
Stoddard county farmer received
$37 80
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10

Fancy evaporated peaches at
Klein's.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10
REMEMBERING of Common School Districts
of St. Francois County

o. renumberng compliance with Sec. 3
Francois Session
County hereby
numbered aud designated as follows:
OLD
NOS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18

Mars T1ir> In the STIR wind AZ sh-rp.-
head uaN

IN sr" Nr..oJ.. that rocked his aero
plan. ,l-.. = ,rtdi" j { Mars made four
short flights ~ ~h"'tr .-h'ad BAY Yesterday
aft"rnu,n EgE"n' tlv. another aviator.
Wa present bIt d'i not TAX" ont his
ma, hrn... t-'cau-.. b." sali - was fool
hardy 10 80 up IA such a Mind
Five machines ar" on ~" ground for
~" thru" DAYS meet which b"gIn- to-
morrow Gl"nn II CurfI-- and J 4 -
MrCuriv. Who will mas" flights. are tx
p..C'.-i - arrlv" TINS morning
II was announced last uIGn' that a cup
will H. offered for a fiLht mad" hy an
amateur from HIu..pla ~ Sh""p-h"ad
other "'Iu- viii h. gwen Tor altitude
-p.-..d uuIck starting and total distance
mad" dUrIug the meet wO cash priI.s
81 So each viii H. awarded - the aviator
who wins IN" five MI" dash and to tn.
ON. " no -"t- uI, a world record
CLIFFORD Is Harmon returned y'Gt.rday
afternoon from Boston and SAID h.. wished
to correct IN. rapport that Pr'-Ii"Ut Roo-"-
welt had accepted an invitation ~ max" a
flight with HIM At th" u'ld tomorrow
afternoon Nj Harmon -aIi the Boston
newspaper men had inl-BUI"r~toOd him
and that he had merely mentioned that
Pre- Ideut RonS.'y'l' would H.. guest
~ IA" n"id that ddv and thai h' might
~. ~" tim 'u tate ATM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
BRITiN uE> ,cES HO>W RAs.
Cruiser Read, to se,S- the Gus, ON Heuse
Al leIbn.

NPftl'. '"fr lleF"|'fN ' ~ NrN
'EIHA. Honduras AIS u The
British cruiser ScyIll reached here
Yesterday IN response To- peren,p'prv calls
4 from the British tpnsul who has been
unable 10 check IN" cru-ltisS prac'isad on
fnglish subjects rsn,. 1h"sigrr II m"
S"vlla has made demands Tor indemnify
Tor the death e hire" tnChsh subjects
and for "ru"liies DraCt iSsd hN lionduran>
on native lamaI"ans whose tngli~h ci'I-
l"nshln - r''pgu'rrd
Capt Thssig"f debates h" ~ seize The
custom house unless his lie nands are
ma Immediately Local officers have
asNei Tor instructions from IegucigAlpa
Probably the British commander de
mands viii be complied with
Their" - intense hatred at Engli>hmen
her" Tn" nativ" Honduran. particularly
II he - an army man loses no chance TO
make troubl. for JAmaICans r""o gniI-d
rs British subjects The present trouble
res"ltrd from a long series ~ depreda-
tions against the JamaIcans. Their prop
-rty has been seized and hey have been
subjected To personal assault
Three weeks ago. when he cruiser
Scyla called here. Capi rhesige' warned
the commandment that Cruelties 10 British
subjects must be- hAlied The commAndan'
promised better behavior. bL' IN" vesse'
waS hardly out Of sight before reports
were r,',-,Vet here 81 the killing ~ three
JamalCans IN town a feF miles inland
Tn" Consul demanded tho arrest Of the
mrrd"-"rs M was ignored Then h"
cahl"i for the return II tho ScvlIs
~" uv'',>S. Aug - IN American
sunn'- who vas with the Bonilh fill
busters IN Honduras reached hes" to-day
from Puerto Cortes He says that tn"
revolution was fi1SCo beCdus" there
wac NJ fight IN the revolutionists. who
were N mnrtll terror all N" time ot the
British shir SCylla. were constantly
dudRing u and seeing II IN their dreams
Ia" 'mrri an Adventures who went
al ing wanted fight hut the native
fihbuSt"rS did not striH" "A blow and
RnnIlli IA " up ~" night two days after
lludIng Iu Honduras
The ,ulv real : ghtinG wa- done br the
followers IT lpnllla IN Honduras who
ro-. at Isba. Sin Pedro and Puert ,
Ior,e> ten Merivadu made a successful
attempt AZ P..irn riutGda '-ast e "ihs
h'.i fell ~ EkirmISh thor" ten Marin
Wa- kilie m ~" 1ttempt'-i uprising 81
lL"rt tOrte- II mad been intended
that there should he similar uprIsiugS
throughout the reT.UhnC hut some W"r"
pr"matur" and some MS .arriri ~ome
~ supporters It B'uilla are nov IN lail IN
Honduras
When ionIilI WITH hl~ '"~t ~ seven
vessels ~ail"i mt the harhnr at Puerto
urt"S aud h" found hat m" Government
Wa- prepared - meet hlin he threw up
m" -pnugs refused ~ fgh' and sailed
tor 'uertN RaTri"-. Guatemala whore he
surrendered - IN" Cuat"malar author
ties
\ strong CONVECTION prevails in Hon.
ltlra- that mad he shown 'ght no NpiIlt
haN" vaI turei IN" town and iSaugurated
the rev, luton. but his ret treat killed his
fortunes m Honduras both for tn. present
ami the tuttIt"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
Bloomngdaes'. Lex. to ID Ave-. S0th TO Goth ST. :

same time Then they are - race from
wherever they land - the admlnist-a
tton Office for a SILVER CUP The following
Glv tho W inner and tr,~t owens. the dir
gihls skipper. will ascend IN Johnny
Mack'- balloon and Jump and rae" - the
'ic" the winner . have final poss..sslun
f TN. prIl"
DISPLAY a. q side issue - announced for
most Saturdlv In" meet promoters ar"
LAYING IA u stock e 81 OU worth e fire
works - be- "Nplod'Si abnv" the AVIATION
f.li bptwDt.f. and y - .CloCt Then with
Il bright moon u help ont the reelection
from IA" shirt front of Aviator Arch
HoN-"v. who Il CuurS" will Nv IA evening
clothes th. AR men will tie port and
.tarbuari lights ~ their aeruplan"s $50
IN" press DEPARTMENT urOmISesl. and
start up o. blot cut the stars between
y and 10 O'Clock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
The weather.

N.s q The high pressure central Over Maine
and ne eastern prov inc~S caused \ continuance
% northeANtsriy WINS along the NeN 'nslAnd
sni middle Atlantic coasts yesterday, With
-how-ry and cloudy conditions from Maryland
nor'hpArd
showers frli IN NJ LAKE regions and be'ueen
rhr middle amt upper Mississippi Valley snd
ROczy Mountains
Thr pressure Wa comparatively low In the
SoythVr,' Bat there WAS no well deemed storm.
ami no Weather Tor ne most part VA fair In
the - ihern and SOyfhUes'srn states and Nrst
o. he uo~ = Mountains
~ was vHrrr- IN Idaho. wyornE Nevada
and he north Pact~c state bat temperatures
.roniln.ei unSra~onsbV low throughout the
>o-thVrs, AMI 'ell slightly IN he OsLOtas Mimi
,otA nj lows
% Va, cooler also IN csHuA and eastern Nrw
Yor .ogthern N-w InSIand and ~outhVsrd to
MAR and
Tn. rr,' 'ro,' OF 'h- SEASON ~ss reported At
SViu current As1nlboiA
10 tuiS -, - was cloudy IN me morning clear
.ng i,ter roOier. wind 'rs.h nor'heasi A,~raEs
uIrnIil'' ~ p~r rrn' barometer rorrrc'ed 20
read 10 80 Ir,-' 49, NJ 20 y = GO
The tenp~ra'I-- - t~rdav. a. recorded hy the
onrIsI ih~ruomrisr. i shosn Ia me AnneHed
uaN.H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
PROHIBIT T,RII>r uEETI>.S.
spanish a.oN rrnnirnt Takr- Vigorous
Action on wcyirrs Advice.

NVF|IE t|IF DffTT| ~ N 7 ~ ~
BAHt EL"NA AgR /, r." CaTlI-t- ana
Clerical- ~ Catalonia have been urganI.-
ing open AR meetings Throughout the
province and local ,mmitte-- are dis
tribu,in ny prpc'amat,pns hrpaIrt- Ia"
meetings Will not tai" place. however
as tn. Government has d'', ld.d - ~. ..
hIbit them.
The Republicans w"rr considering a
proposition to hold meetings on N. sa.n.
dav with the IdeL "f breaking up th"
Carlisi gatherings Most - "a" meeting
plac..- chosen hy the Carlr-'s and rl-riCa-
wer. situated ~ ~" utidzt Df ~" noun
tam aud coVld easily nr defended
IL - Stl'-si tna' Guv"rpur -G-.u"ral
N+yler IT Catalonia advised IA" Gpy"rr.
,nent 80 prohibit fh- meetings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
cHOIERi " H,LI,N pORr
", eraI Asses ~ BsrI PrrrauiI Ions TaLrn
~ Rome to prev rnI sIprrad.

~pr'fT ar b''H''th 20 ~ 81
ROME Az T., ono - r-pnrt- gIpm
the s.agOrr tu~n II Bar ann"unc'. -.'y-
eral ca-.-s - cholera there The aTihpsl.
ties az. dong their utm"-' {" prevent
~" spread ~ th" disease The" - gr"l'
alarm. not uniy among the T--np" II III"
Affected region but al-o among ia" r''-l-
dents - the surrounding country
The health - Rom" is "Nc-llent N-y-
'.ri h"leS- energetic sanitary m"l,ur"s
are beng taken II ~ reported mat
owing to the app"aranc" ~ cholera ~
Bari the naval manpu,rs~ having Ia
ran'o A. then base hal. b"en sIsI-.n 'ed.
but tn. Ministry ~ Marin" denies thus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
rims r0R HO>IO> rIrGnrS
Purses ,Sgr-SsiInE s5s 400 HUNG ~
Tor the BlTd Wen.

Bo-IoN Aug - IT," Professional
pril"- tor 10" I"-nrlin- DIVISION 81 III"
Harvard Boston meet newt month and
ih" conditions that th" ni"r- must meet
v"r" finally d'..ld.d upon today ~ "a
'"ni"rcu'" "tw'"u IA" "un'"-' com
mites" tliNurd Is Harmuu chairman 81
III" nat ,rtaI ,uuu,il 81 ~" Aero club Of
Am'.Ti'l ant capt Baldwin
III" cash pTIg"~ for professional hierS
will total So HT IN. largest priz.
tiuusi o. thai offered for IN" flight from
~" AVIATION l-ld g." Boston light and
return
This Is IN" pm" offered bv the Boston
Gi,b' and ~" aviator who makes IN"
t''s' rIiu" "n ia" flight will pocket the
money ~" as itOr- must start at the
field. 'r'i" 10" course ono''. nv ia aud
AROUND IT." mast ou ~" stadium. 10 and
around E"-ton light. back To- the field
EnC'' around tb" ,rIrH" and - the starting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
non rKI >!Dr>r WON'T DiED
Nas Mueh Worried ever shooting oI
VIA, ar Ga,nOr word, oI ~ mpathN

BLr,'t> AK II III" BODY Of Podr,
Mont President - Chit. who di"i her
last NJ hr IT angina I-.,;oTt,. was en-.
ialm"i to-day preparatory To- t",ug
~hlpprd HON" 'o Iutir Last evening
after be. had din..d S.'npr Mont took q
>nprj waN ur ih" av"uur Ur c.plr'd
after h., r,rlra"i 20 tr' n"l"l
President Mont Wa undressing m ms
hrdrpom when -" WAS suddenly -.'Il"i
witt au attach IT angina p"c'orr> N ~"
pr,.~"nr" ur o., wifr aud val. Ih"
ll'" Pr,.-idani'~ VII. thtnkS IN" attach
was partly dl" - ru" ,hocS wAI,h h"
r,c-Iv-d whoa he witnessed tho ait-mIt
To l->assIuar" Mavur GaNuur uu the
steamship kasrr Wilhelm dor Gross"
a. HrbpArr THIS had unu"rycd HIM
very mgcp and ha had n"au talking aluut
A. constantly on the IN" across
W,~HIS0ro>. Aug - President Taft
sent the iollpw,nC m,'sSag'. Of CundulrnC''
through TIA" stat" Department to-day
to th,. wee President ct thIl. Senior
HAS Fernando Alhauu
Nv sri"r ~ the death 81 n.. =. "l"ucv
President Muutt. - ~Sr.ciallv polgnant
lacduS.' | 80 recently had tn. good fort an"
TO know h'm and tn opportunity tn
apprcia'" hIS h.gu qualities ~ states
man amt pl'rlri | S"nd 10 yuu and to the
Goy"-nm"'.' and IN" p"opl" of Ch,I''
IN" dee? sympathy 81 tn" Govrrnm"n'
and r..opl. If thu Cnlt"i States and my
own -ln0"r' "ondokncas for tho atIonal
los sustained hv vour country
PRAY Yourself accept. Mr. Ni'a-Prr~I-
don't. m. oppression pf NV personal
sympathy and gh regard
WILLIAM n rNFr
The President also directed that flags
h. lowered t. half mast ON all Govern
mrn' buildings ia fh" District ~ Column
hIi for IN" naNt rhr e. days. also that th"v
b. displayed ~ half mast on tn dav IT
Ir"' tent Moutt'- funeral
Secretary IT stat" kupN Cabl"i tn
OH, al - IA" Embassy ~ Berlin and
tn ,.onS!lat. AZ Rram"n 10 plac' them
-.lv"- a. IN, --ryI,,' Of Pr.sIi"nt Mon't
widow and her attendants and To dD every
thInE ppS-lu,' I'D show th' feeling ~
~ nua'hy ~ ;Ht- r'..n'rr Tor m" lHr"av"i
FANNY AMI nation
Acting NaVor Mitchell -. lat thu follow
ing m-S~ag,. Yesterday tp Mr- MONT
"Dl p..half II Mayor Gavnor and 'ha
,I'' ,f \"W Work l"i m' express m"
de- pest sympathy Tor YOU IN your great
h"r"dN-'ueu'
H. also catl.t 20 thu acting Pr'-rd"n'
- thli.
-Ou hahalf - ~" ,l'v of Now Nork
permit IN" - cypress IN" d""p"St sym
yathv Tor ~" 1"npl" "f CNlI.. m the great
lr~- h"v nav" suffered 'hrouSh tho death
It Pros, int Nnu't
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
PItN HtRITIME SERIkF.
Al Hands MAY Quit Work Tor Three
Weeks after Danish tony cntion.

SrrrH t1h's DSspd'cA 70 THE >ts
CoPESHAGEN. Aug. I5..-At tn" inter-
national congress Of transport llhorsrs
which Is to he held here from August ~ 20
August 20. Havelock Wilson. the leader Of
the British Sailors and Firemen's UnIon.
will propose a general European strike ~
fremen and laborer- which will last three
weeks. The president 81 the DANISH
sailors and Firemen's Union declares
that this proposal will certainly he
adopted. but before striking the men are
willing 20 negotiate with their employers
in regard 70 wages and hours
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
GRtHiuE UHITE COMING.
WIN ~, ON Grounds oT Harvard Aero
club and for the BrnnetI CUP.
spread ,.as rssr4i-f ~ rus SrN
LnNnnN Aug L Grahame VI

.'i'' % H'"F .'fNf.afI7 To W. NfN
LoNDoN. Aug Il. Grahame White.
the English aviator who has heen max
ing som" good flights recently and who
cam" into prominence when b" attempted
to win the IIuiiy NdIfs przs for the Lon
don To- Manchester flight. - soon to Ap-
pear IN the lul',I STATES
lie has acN.pf"d tn" invitation 81 the
Harvard University Aero Club and will
hy on IA" t.uIN"rNttv's grounds from Sep
t"tntS"r 10 Sru."fuh"r ~ After he has
finished his flights 'h"p' he will remain
over for III" james Gordon Rannsst aero
plan" cup. On" Royal Aero tlub 81 Grsat
Britain having nominated him ~ one of
It's pHpN'seut d'Iv,'S IN tn" COMPETITION
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
DEPEW tND OTHERS ar SE,.
NianH NotAbIc~ tOmlnE on the krOnpriny
Wilhelm and TeutOntc.

~ " ITT7F IlFFpIT1 p NJ NIN
LoNDoN Aug. Among the pAssen-
sers who sailed for New York to-day on
the steamship kronprinz Wilhelm were
United States senator Depe~ and ~Ife
Iiildebrand Dehamptinne chief abbot Of
the BeaedictineS. Ricardo Martin. the
American opera singer Archbishop Sep
tyckI 81 Ruthenia. Florenz Ziegfeld and
J n NcCrrerv
Among those " no sailed On the Teutonlc
V"r. the Marlur-e Spencer Turner tho
Hon Mrs Clare Walpoie. q = Hun'lcy
Julian I.c-trange. q II Crncker and fam
lily and the N"hle Emo Marucci ~ the
Courts OF Ca-tal FIdardo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18

- ,-HI.Grn, roREr,s' ToE 10 p.T sND J."
NDgrJN

Pr S4rr.G -. i.rs 1I'iy O.. az - ia, IHf
~ rrB,,.r ,po.fy 'n r..vrIr ~ u'~-g'' 'HJf'rF,
sIHst'. .r DH.. 1s's'1.7y 'u''1h',
soy sew TugIsnf psruy c'oudy 10 fay and
~ morrow mode a. rav-uy Winds bsrOning
'arabH
Tor eastern Penn ianiA. partly cloudy srd
Ugh, warmer - fa'. paru' olpTiN ard coo'sv
10 morrow Uvbt % moderate northss>iert
a.uI. booming fAunh'~
10. ~ I-r.'F pSr'y 'loId' 70 faE ana
- morrow ,Dper 10 dA' IN western par ush'
- r.o..ra's no-'teEs'sr'. wirfs 6ecDninS
.a'iHb''
20, NsrstaGd "a. 100 ves'eTn ,hov~rs ami
,fIvr.. vAr.Hrr m -A.'r-n part IN dAy panty
r1orU' % r'orroV ,Ooisr IEnt 10 moderate
~ .t~-r. vinf. n~cor1lrE ,arish-
Tor frr b..'.trr - columbia shouers ana
.r=r'l. rarr' - iAr psr'is rio ~ ami cooler
Oh, morrow r-r' - wofsrs's ssst-riy winds
-, 0rr'-g "a 'Hhs
rr- ,.-.--- 49, Nors sad ~-s's-n Penney
AVS sro's.- s0f o. oo'sr N a. or N n'Eh' /
r.rt.. ,rp.-. -rorTou Moderate vAna bic
uiads 5scoulns noTth-sstsTiy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
sn.ooom mn L0S> ,T mr., S>rLS.
That's what the Insurance Companies
Figure on uaN ing To PAY

RPT~~Ei.S. AuE l; Lloyd = assessor
here estimates that m" total loss to IN"
insIran'" companies bv IN" ir" IN the
International Exhibition buildings will
probably amount Ia iIuoHi.WO. II which
sum Lloyd'S carry Sl.sGOs.
This estimate ~ based on tho assunp-
ton that IN" most valuable Jewelry ct
hIbrts had been taken ont Of tn" buildings
previous To the disaster of last sunday
and lodged m freprooi safes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
CHINESE GIRL SRI DENTS.
SIX In Party Coming Here on BoN-r In
demnuy Refund.

SHASGHN Aug - sixty nine stu
DENTS. including six glrl students. sail"i
from her" v"ste- iav ON boar IN" steam
shIp china for Sau FragCIs~o. They are
part 10 tn" ',piv 81 students which
Chi'a Ir'"gis q" ..'Gcate ~ tn" UrU"i
Sta'". ru' of N" Ilpyar IN ismnIty mor"y
whIr'. ~" TrIt" States remlttei several
YEAR ago To- th. hires" Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18

Tho VAN street edition ~ fHT TvTNINc ~rB
contains al 'r~ rnar'irl news ant M prA and
bond quosr0rs - No ,loss - tN~ rsr,s' Tho
closing quota lions. including me- nit Nrf s>Lsd
pYi,s- Win additional rrsffrr. sT~ ron
ialned also IN the naAi sdI'Isn az TsE EyG~Ug
Bvp,-Ass,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
GERuAN TORPEDO no ats NNk.
Two Lost tuer Collision At Nikhi. hut the
Crews We're saved

-psuI! ,Ihl, Ds'rInh % Tue SuS
Kill. Aug. i7.-Torpedo boats S7s
and -? Colliied last night. Both boats
sank
The crews were saved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
CALL IT GAYNOR'S BEST DAY
IIITIIN IO\TR iDIGTS lES-
IIEDti> utRuING M PORTS.
s,,s Ihr, Are without FSuntIaI Ion an,I
pr,rrlhr> the Patient ~ stronger
lat ENrninE Than Ever Number
~ HuiIrtlnS IIk ely To he Reduced

',.... N.I.tfI> . I VI To-day has
,r.. ... la-' as, The Na,or has PASSED
. s...H- hN, Iu.urf am this evening
.. 90 ... .'' han a. anv urrN iori- ftru"
.. 'uun1ai'ou foF he alarm. n.
.-. t BAL. Do nave been m circulation
.mH..rn> continue - satisfactory
o. no.. ..r a." "nlN tNo daty uullp'tu~
q. ..t#. ..s- 80 T-~tisI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-04

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the South Atlantic
Life Insurance Company Will pc neld
in the companys Office. Richmond.
Va, at IL noon JANUARY IL. 1910.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-04
for 6aIe.

-. =.
WAGONS AND BUGGIES no SUIT
you at RICHARDSON BROS. GLIB
prorlf Ayeptie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-04

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND
hand yehiclAs at your own price; ~.
C. SMITH & CO.. 314 North fiitn
s. Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-04
Gp.Darl1ersbip Rutire

Richmond. "a. j an. /. 1910.
10 WHOM IN MAY CONCERN: THIS
us to certify thatI have this day ads
mttted my son. Kent Williams Hood,
as partner in my business. conducted
under the name of w. u. Hood q
ers OF High Grade Nursery Stock.
We expect to keep up our standard
OF growing the best that can be
q prod uced. wish to thank our pa
irons for tile yery LIBERAL patronage
ask acontinuance OF X heir further
valued 3favors. Y ours res p ctfull u
s}li'' n 4, On RI yV.LT.AYLOR HOOD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-04
Delp QQanteo, Gen1aIe.

MlNTED. YOUNG LADIES BETWEEN
the ages OF 10 and 20 years to Pc Ts
come operators. Apply to IE4t-
PHONE EXCHANGE. i'll East G-ace.
WANTED, "A FIRST Glass WOMAN
as cook and laundress to so u Fast
Orange, N. j.; wages. $40 month.
Apply at once to MRS, DR. TAYLOR.
~. No.n6 North Fifth Street
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SCOTT'S DRUG STORE.

HUDSON CUNNINGHAM. MANAGER
Prosecution nhar,mnacists: Richmond.
va. Mellin's Food for babies.
SCOTS OLD MARKET DRUG
STORE, Retail and Wholesale Manu-
Featuring Chemists, Is the Mecca for
those who love square dealings,
honest drugs and polite attention.
When YOU bring your doctors pre-
scrlption to be filed, we not only
iii It promptly, but accurately. Our
snecinlties: SCOTS Liver Pills. Scott's
Blood MStars IS scosfs Pile s salys
Balm, Scott's White Chloroform Lini-
ment and Cunnlngham's Royal Rem
edv. Gasolene for automobiles. We
also sell oils. turpentine, paints,
glass and putty, w, hones;s Madison
{ thing from scott,s,-it.s right
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HAIR TONIC.

BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR is ADJ
mired by every person. Blanks's
Quinine Hair Tonic makes the hair
have a live and natural appearances;
removes dandruff, stimulates the
growth, opens up diseased oil
cells. which supply oil that Is neces-
sary to keep the hair from becoming
dry and lifeless: stops 1t from fall
bsolutely harmless; contains noth-
ing Injurious or Is required by law
to be printed on label. Price, 25c.
Beware of so-called Just as good
or just the same remedies. II your
+ from his iobber for you. or call
phone Madison 1864; 1t will be sent
at once our. delivery system makes
it easy to get. Do not hesitate 70
phone. We are sending al over the
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AUTOMOBILES,
BAKERY
.,Meftinygs.

4 M 1tNNUAL MEETING on MN
sstooRhalders Of . We !, First National
Bank ef Richmenan ths slss.
thmsiness as rnay properly come be-
I fnrns "a la 5meeti IN q, wi n Ee held In tn
dIrsct ors room Of sal Id hal nix. No. i l04
M q Main Street, n d, Va,
O'clock e,sl noon. ~ ll q v 4ANuAIsY
M N i Al's lsAV' mo. AZ. HR RI.
FIN ny M hlers
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anfifps.

HDToM0BfLfis! = X IipI1RfNG, Rfd-
painting and tops; satsfattion guar
nnteed. W. G. SMITH 81 CO., 3l3
North Fifth.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the United states Trust Company Of
New York having resigned as trus.
ttc under the First Consolidated
Mortgage made by the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company to said
United States Trust Company of New
York. and dated tho 10th day OF
June, 1909. the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company has. pursuant to
the provistons Of the said mortgage.
by instrument executed by order OF
it's board Of directors. duly appointed
the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany OF tho. City OF New York trus-
tee under the said mortgage to fill
the vacancy caused by the rcaigna-
ton of said United states Trust
Company of New York
Dated December 6. 1909
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY Thomas NJ. Emerson,
President.
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Delp, A1ale ann Temale.


WANTED, AT ONCE, a GOOD NJ NRk.-
er and assorter. Apply CRYSTAL
LAUNDRY. 1525-2T- West Cary.
.CIIROPATHY rs DEVISED AND
taught by Or. Simmons, the oste9-
path. Course Is concise, complete
and easily mastered. Class inatricn-
lates January 10 at 12a North Elghtb:
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5tean1buats.
OLDDOMINION LINE.

FOR NORFOLK AND NEW YORK.
Steamers Brandon and Berkeley Daily
Leave Richmond foot OF Ash St.I 100 p M.
Leave Newport News .............. 100 An.
Arrive Norfolk ............ 900 a. NJ
CONNECTING with main line steamer, leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except Sunday 1909
PM
Fare: Between Richmond and Norfolk. So. In.
Guiding statcroon berth; meals. SO cents
Trains via Norfolk and Western Ry. at 3 =. 81.
and Chesapeake and Ohio Ry. at 4 P- NJ. also
connect with New York steamers
Night line steamers Brandon and Berkeley.
stop at Caremont wharf to land passengers AMI
on signal to receive them.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY
James River by daylight for Norfolk, Old Point,
Newport News and all james River landings
Steamer Alobjack leaves Old Dominion wharf
Monday Medhesaay and az ~ "A Nal,
so cents Freight received for all landings on
James River.
Main ST.. or 800 Z. Main St. The Jefferson and
Murphy's Hotel.
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ROoais. WITH BOARD. MRS SMITH,
3Ot East Srnce.