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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24
ESTATE OF ROBERT X RICHARD
son.

STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
Chittenden. So.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District aforesaid:
To The cetrs and al! persons inter-
ested IN the estate of Robert r. Rich
ardSon. iate OF South Burlington in
said district deceased
Whereas. application hath been
made TO this court in writing. BY the
adm'niStratriS, praying for license and
authority to sell all OF real and per
payment OF debts a"d charges OF nd
mi0istrahon. setting forth therein the
amount Of debts due from said de-
ceased, the charges of administration
and the amount of personal estate and
ne situation Of tho real estate
Whereupon, the said court appointed
and assigned the 25th day of Nov, 1910.
said district, TO hear and decide upon
said application and petition, and or
dercd public notice thereof to be given
- all persons Interested therein. by
Publishing said order. together with
the time and place OF hearing, three
Weekly FREQ Press, a newspaper which
.Circulates IN the neighborhood of those
persons Interested in said estate, all
which publications shall be previous
TO the day assigned for hearing.
therefore, YOU are hereby notified to
and place assigned. then and there IN
said court 10 mako your objections to
the granting Of such license. II you
SEQ cause.
Given under my hand a. burlington,
In said district. this Srd day OF No
vcmber. 1910.
oRMAN p, RAY,
w.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24
OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY
SENATE MORNING.
Joint RESOLUTION

i'llN i.fiN''l'i I'lN
That Senate and House Of Representa-
tivcs acknowledge the gift of portrait
Of Admiral Moore and secretary of state
send copy of resolution to families of
General Sawyer and Admiral Moore.
Adopted on part of the Senate.
on motion of Senator Archibald the
Senate went into executive session at 10 30
a. m.
ON motion Of Senator Gordon moved
the rules be suspended and II. 81 be read
third time and put upon its passage. This
was agreed to.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
s. 31-An act to amend section 1859 OF
the public statutes relating to tho regis
tration of automobiles and motor vehicles
OF non-residents
S. CAN act to amend section Of No
$50 of the acts of 1905 relating to the SOL
diers' home.
BILLS INTRODUCED
S. l04-By Senator Powell Of Chittenden.
an act to provide for a union depot in city
of burlington. provides Public Service
commission may on petition order rail-
roads connecting in city of Burlington to
build and maintain union passenger
station; petition to be signed by ten or
more free holders of Burlington; commits
sion shall specify place. kind of depot and
fix time when order Shall be complied
with. If railroads cannot agree as to
''.D'"s eo,''..,''e' may uppotlioh
lington providing for approaches. etc
Railroads to get suitable approaches to
station may purchase cordari,, ~, ho',
lands including location Of anv street ae
Public Service commission approvesD
Railroads.
S. lo5-By Senator futile Of Rutland an
act relating to ballots cast at caucuses.
ballots cast at caucuses 70 he scaled and
kept In town clerks Office and omen 10 nub-
lie inspection, together with check list
under supervision of town or CITY clcrl,l
Elections.
5 l"-hy senator Powell Of Chiuenden,
g. ,sa,,a Hona, @r g'' -. ~, ''''sl o''
80 ,',.,,,,,>,, w. .'.,,to,',., LUIS wy
'I,'"- ,.', "o'"S
ner cant IN nav towards oxn.,,so ~, oon.
s,ruction Of union passenger depot in
city of burlington and approaches there
to as Public Service commission deems
Just and proper) Finance.
,,o,-s1, mrs ,t,,.,-nn,.,
II 40 pa,ot,ns 70 ,aaa, ho,,,a r..
-, ' V,''se ~ 'e''' A0''"'SS' "'''-
e' q, 20, r,ao, aA.,,
A,,.,a,r,,ro,
Hsr'eua'urai
oar,ai,, srn,
~ nNr'->'
- or p,'.,,tn,, s',1 ,..,..,
II OK poio,in,, 60 1o,,,.i,.
l.. -,
~ o., Groo,i,,,. ,.e.,,., 90
''''' VI ''i''''S No''-
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SENATE-AFTERNOON.

'hair announced as committee "''"oi
lolnt resolution to Investigate eNpeh"i
ures for State detective service SENATORS
Dwell and Clark.
senator Dale named committee OF con
ercnce be appointed on s. 20 ms was
agreed To,
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by voluntary association. To judiciary
committee
&. @-To incorporate the City Trust Co.
TO committee on corporations.
3. W-Helating to the treatment Of inc
br'ates. To committee on insane.
y. S-Relating to the duties Of super
visors OF Insane To committee on In
sane.
s. Officiating to lights on automobiles
10 general committee.
8. T-Belating TO the custody of minors.
TO judiciary committee.
). Officiating to the payment Of debts
Of wards. To judiciary committee.
\. 50 Providing for uniformity in dates
Of school reports and transaction OF
school business. To committee on cdu
cation.
S Sl-To amend section 1851 of the pub
lie statutes, relating TO hearings before
q superior Judge. To judiciary commit
tee.
S. 1910 authorize the trustees OF the
Vermont state hospital for tho insane to
erect and equip a building 10 DO used as
a. criminal ward in connection with said
hospital. To committee on apprOprla
tons
s ss-Providng for licensing dogs kept
for breeding purposes. To general com
mittoc
s. s9-Amending section 500 Of tho pub
lie statutes, relating to nehrl7tcs. To
committee on judiciary.
$. 90 Amending section $50 Of the pub
lie statutes. relating to exemption from
taxation. To committee on ways and
means.
KILLED.
H. E9-To pay w f. Fisk the sum
named.
H. l'S-heia''ns 10 the pracuoe or den-
ls,rS. ,--,..,-
H. h'-He'ht'nR 10 inc Distribution ana
paI''I'o" VI
~. -ol- pr"V'o' 10Y mo 'ce""ihS or
puonc Ve'ioi'S ~ f''ec'pien'
Iilil'h HHAl'IN'i 'HDt't'I3p-
H 39-Amerd'ng an act establishing
Philips Academy
~ 10 pfo'"o' 'nus"'a'S IN A'o'Son
.,a
n,.' -,,",.. -" ~
''''' ''''''' W 70 [>-'D N''''''''
- o.o rl'a,,.,. ,''e 49, na 49,
.,.'s,..l -.LaaI ,,,a..,,. - oSaao ~. ' ss,a
,,,.,,',I ,,'...,'a VIC INV
:, 900 Uaia,i- e., ..,,.
,t,a. i.,,,,.. .,,', o,ha, ,,,ao,,,nor,, ~
.,.,1 -. ,o 80 U-ai,tn,,ford. o.
Grad H.. ~, IAN -, Doruo,
n ~ "a, .,,o,do1, -B.lo+i,y ,o CO.
operative rawlings and loan associations.
II. 100 (as amended Relating to pro-
lection against forest fires
KILLED.
VI 49, r. a.,to. {, rol,o
r,rn,nore
H. 2Sl- Providing for nonresident
fishing license.
II 2S2-Rcl4Hng to hunters licenses.
H. 3o7-Rc@tiug to hunting.
II "l4-' ''ng to hunters licenses
~ 90 "''' '''N9 ''''
WIN
H. 90 ~ '''0
ALpfI Ed IN 'oNCt HIh.4' T. IA
Relating to the portrait of Capt.
Horace Il. Sawyer.
stNtTt pU0pOSAI or AMEND
MFNTS CONQUERED IN
II % Eelating to supervision Of
schools.
II. l6d-To legaiize me quadrennlal
app' ,', 'o 70 vac V
1oirt resolution nrovidiny ror q
corou,,t.. r. visi, tho castlaton nor
NAL school
,,rrr ,>,r,o,,.crn
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HOUSEKEEPING
read THIRD TIME AND PASSED.


10 81"
,,,,i.t. -,
~ ~ ''','7 f' WI
'u""'"N OIL ''' sou ''''. .'' % '''''"' w"
"f 'eSU '''' ny i.'' "' "'''' ga '"''''
APPROVED l'A TlfH GOV ERNOR
~ ui-Au act TO IoraIiHo tine grand
lists for the years 1909 and 1910 and the
quadrcnnial appraisal for tho year Of l9'D
Of the town Of rlnoro
n l97 An act defining the duties Of
the commissioner of agriculture as relat-
Ink to creamer.es. ch-ose factories.
'ondenseries and receiving stations for
n TX and cream.
Joint resolution relating to adjourn
uent.
II. 7-hn net prohibiting the payment
% fec 'r justice NJ IN" peace ami
Grand juror IN rr.wl'| cases
Ii ~ s.. '" .mr"d t"N - of
the public .uf"' Ic''ii1@ To- tho APP
i"tt''nn"Hi '' senator's
W. A'-A' ''t '' '''l''Hi" me Water
| ouiy SaVH-- 'i d. trust company.
rrTJ.s rNrRoDI-CrD
.
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JUST EAKE

Prospective Customer-What FISH Il
that7
Ilhterate Ffshmonger-Thats AXE, sir
Pros. ctive Customer-Oh. indeed
Toothache or headache?
llliterate Ftshmoneer--N Neither, sir, it's
'eke an over. sir.-Tit-Bits
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"'ol''' '' 'i'' part 10 I'VE
| REPORT OF 81 H' TALL COMMITTED.
l'r Fletcher OF Cdyoulish reported pro
! press on the part cf Tire committee APP
po'ntod yesterday to inTe 'sate inc
.',....,i c,,r
ILLS ~ IhppCOhD
| a. 'r Nr. NHtfisou Of Glastonbury,
in Amendment ~ section I nf No. lf' of
/ Tie acts "t l"N emitted an f''' 'e'"'''e
-. ,a,,,, cow.
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committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-16
THE CREAM or THE CREAM.

AAAI ~LNIaA- " LELI NINLaANN-
We have for sale six farms located In
City; they are convenient to schools
churches. and coed towns on main line Of
railway. most Of them ars well improved.
and signify locations In richness OF soil
they are equal TO the best lands IN Jackson
county. Missouri OF Johnson county, KAN
sas, which sell at from 800 to $50 per
acre. We viii sell these farms at from SIS
TO Us per acre.; SIS per acre will buy a.
good a farm. with as good improvements,
as can be bought in the above counties at
from &l& to $50 per acre. No trade, but
fair terms. Act promptly.
ST. JOHN q PARKER O2athe. kan
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-16

INSPECT AND XOU WILL BUY THIS
l1bm acrea IN southwest Ark, Z miles CIV "a
8.eO9. railroad station GA lane: Red River
valley solid body no richer farm lands
several improved farms on tract hickory
oak ash timber. For quick sale. no Der
acre terms Inspect and you via bay.
LEGAAAD " JONES' feKark4na. ArEe
Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-16
cana6a.

BRITISH COLUMBIA FARM LANDS
l0le9 acres near Fou George on Grand
Trunk Pacific Rich soil IDEAL climate
or large blocks on easy terms The
Mercantile Trust Co. La, VancouVsr.
B. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-16
REAL ESTATE
Farm AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE

10 ACREs-B c~uirvat0us LI0 Ebertz
peach trees. 49, 1870 acres. black alfalfa
land. timbereds G.sA Robert Sessions.
Winthrop Ark
BEAUTIFUL Ozark region Of Arkansas:
fertile valleys. rich mountain t0pa goed
Innate. flowing apEinGsi farms al Sizes.
all priceA Write j. C. Mitchell & Co,
FayettevilIe, Ark
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-16

LNLITUENH LANUa
Free homes Ia southern California. finest
land, nov open for homestead, finest cli-
mate SOIL and water this woAt last long
the chanca o. 4 lifetime; excursion Nay ii
For fall particulars and descriptive cafa-
loGue cal on Or address John Mareah, Hotel
BOauaL. Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-16
IKIanoia.

DESIRE some choice equities in good,
well located land. having small ineum-
brance against: have good. clear property
to offer. Russell lie Sourd. l6I CaIlen-
der Ave, Peoria. III
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-16
r. FARMS CHEAP

Would you invest IN a 5 10. % OF O-acre
fruit, vegetable. poultry, pecan or truck
farm in Ftoridas best Agricultural district
n you could get IL for SO per acre undar
the market prlceG We are just opening up
a new tract OF land IN Columbia county,
Florida, and while constructing the cam
paign, We will sell ~ this vicinity a few
tracts on cash or easy payments OF s. per
month and at 80 per acre under the market
price. We have Just issued a beautiful "
page book, showing pictures OF fields ana
dwellings IN cur locality. AL In artistic COLI
Ors We VIII mail you this book free anu
send you such other advertising matter as
will give you a good idea OF our PROPOSE
ton. Our Land Is convenient to two rad
roads and We have a modern city OF bWo
people IN our midst. People who know
Florida consider our tract one OF the very
best propositions IN Florida. 1t Is endorsed
by bankers, congressman, farmers and the
Board OF Trade. Columhfa-Florida Land
Co, s49 Times Bldg. ST. Louis, Mo
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-16

Florida.

J. F. WILCOX. Council Bluffs. Ia. targ-
est greenhouse IN west; beautiful flowers
Tor any occasion shipped Anywhere in T.. 8
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-16
r,,v REAk sSIAIE go.
coLORAPo LANp ron SAILS

I OWN about 500 acres Of the choicest
kiowa county. Colorado. land, which must
N Colorado. Fred T. hOdgson, Fergus
FANS Mnn.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-16

FOR SALE-My fine improved farm 0e
1854 acres. three miles from Monticello.
MINI, improvements. soil and location all
price, 80 per acre: Will sell with q
payment down and easy terms on ths
c. w. Soesbe, Greene. Ia
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Radroans.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
~. "a following schedule figures published
as Information and not guaranteed;
$50 a, M.--DBily--Local for Charlotte, Dur.
main and Raleigh. 1876 a. M.-Daily-Lirnft-
ed--for Ali points South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Gar TO Memphis via Ashe-
yllic and Chattanooga. 800 r. MEX. Sun
Local FOR Durham and Intermediate stations.
500 l.. ~. Ex sun.-Keysvillo Local. li.is
Y. .--Daly-Ilmited-Fo all points South,
Pullman ready $3.50 T.. M.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$40 +. Mex. Sun To West PIT, connect.
ing for Bnltimore Mon, Wed. and Fri. 500
a. M.--Ex gun and isis =. M.-Mcn., Wed.
and Fri Local to West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From tho South $50 A. NJ. sos p. NJ.
daily. $40 \ NJ FIX. sun; 1856 Elk. sun;
$500 +. NJ. daily. From West Point: $3.50 a.
NJ Daily 1885 a. NJ, We'd and Fri: i;2i
T. NJ. Elk. Sun.
s. E. BURGESS, d. p. A..
40 r. Main st Phone Madison i5S.
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3o9 EAST MAIN-NFWLY FURNISH
cd front rooms and. rooms Tor hsht
housekeeping. transients.
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Gf;urrf, Aotttes.

tREsBYTERIAN.
FIRST PREsRYTBRlAN CftRCIt- REV.
ii a, 81 aud ?. NJ we4nesday ) i. II.
SECOND rnEsBYTEBfAN CHURCH
Rev ItJsSELL CECIL, y ~. pastor Ser
ylccs at u \. VI and r NJ Wednesday
THIRD pREsRSTERIAN chracH-RE
buprY HOLIDAY WIN preech, al y 4.
" No might uctScr OH account of JOINT
communion ~ FIRST Church
GRNcE STREET. rREsBY1TT:RtAN
Church. Preaching ct i O'Clock 4 NJ anI
ciirhcf or THE covENANT--REv J
.cAtytN STEWART. y; n gas'or Pr zach.
ard@eck scryicc "wednesday Vt r. VI,
SABBATH School AZ $50 a ~. Mcu's Bible
el a. s 's'g's q = 9,gorN 4 pn n
Church Roy JAMES y. FAIR. y. D. nss,'
tor Preaching II 4. If and p. NJ wei.
como.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH tBRohp MD NJ.
rwclftt strodtsl Tho pastor nev. GEO. w
MCDANIEL. u. ~, will preach at II a. NJ
and r. " sunday School Ga. w Patter.
SECOND BAPTIST cHtiRcH pEAN,k{-
IN and Sdatne strcotsi.-MotninG worship
al u O'clock. preaching by Rev. A. J.. ~ " ~
rs D p b. n nid snngs af serns 81 sa
O'Clock. and every mofnbcr T. urgently re
duested to attend. Graded sunday school,
including 0rEbnlTeu classcs iot Ai,ii '''' W.
GGRtAcE s.fREEr BAPTIST cnuEcm
tGracn and Foishee strcetsi Rev. DAVID
NJ. RAMSAY, y D.. pastor Fro o.at,ll eg
! our city; at r. NJ. subject The New
Year. what VIII We 10 W y,I,s-, ~? I sgm-
ston. supt.) "wednesday evening prayer
meeting at s o'clock cordial welcome TO
! GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
itGrovo Avenue and Harrison street --Hev.
by the pastor at II a. NJ. and NJ. sun
dav school at e:iJ a. ~ lM r. Cox. Supt,l
Wednesday evening prayer-nieosinF at
O'Clock ,,,.,r.,,
! me nss,or, Rev. JOHN JORDAN WICKER.
EwIli preacl, at both services. subject Il \.
| VI. on our Heritage and At night, on me .t,o
SUNDAY school the annual election OF onl-
GERS Will be held at $50 \ NJ. followed os
an addre.. pv the pastor. on "1srael from
ABRAHAM 10 Rohobosm."
CHRISTIAN.
SEVEN TIL STREET cHRtsTIAN
| urch--Prca ching AT II a. N. and =; ~. ~
Iby tho pastor Rev: y D. G. MN ,.5 ,,sl
mania ), sunday school o1O a. NJ.
METHODIST.
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH-iHt
Rev. ERNEST srEYENs nas pas p re sub.
/ fcct II 4 NJ "Sot New Leaf. but re"
r,,fc": p. NJ. prevention of or Cure
MoNt,MENTA Al. CHURCH ERECTED ISL
IN site of Theatre burned 1911, Broad stree,
bn,ow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at IL ~ NJ. anc
I. p. NJ. seats free
First ENGLISH LUTHERAN tCoRNEF
Monument Avenue and Lomoardy street.
Swain school at $50 A. N, Preaching
service at II ~ NJ
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Real estate for ssaIs.

-.~.<,.ls-->-----Ss-- - Q
WEST END LOTS. THE CHEAPEST
to be found Madison 1867.
FARM FOT SALF,-THREE HUN
bred acres: fifty acres high land.
thirty acres in cultivation 80
acres in marsh and fine place for
hunting lot of wood and timber
walnut oak and maple, three miles
OF railroad station: boat landing on
place. pier 500 feet long. IL acres
in hog lot. fenced with hog wire;
seven room house fair condition:
good barn and other outbuildinGs;
ono good mule. one COW. two wag
ong. harness. 30 Rhode Island Red
chickens Is hogs UDurock stock. with
pediGree) and all farming imple-
mcnts For an immediate sale Will
sell all for $4,000. See us about
this. AMOS & FOlNDEXTER lilo
Main
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MAN NEEDS WORK; EXPERIENCED
in garage; reference. VIII work in
livery barn. Madison SS5L. H., Sif
East Clay street.
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Virginia-O Ohio Oil Company,
Incorporated
S11-3lS American National
% "A L. Rnil d if1s-

3l1-31S American National
Bank Building,
Richmond Va, December 20 1910
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
directors of this company. held this
day, dividend of one and one-half
per cent. was declared on the capital
stock from the earnings of the COM
pany. payable JANUARY 15. 1911.
Checks will be mailed. Transfer
books will lee closed January 8. 1911.
JOS. b. MONTGOMERY,
Iro
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Delp, tslale ann Temale.

WANTED, MAN AND WOMAN or
woman and son woman for COOK
aud lnundrcss; man or son LOT
walter and iouseWork Good room
and board. family small; wages. sJg
per month. Party must SHOW good
recommendations Party wanted
January g. Address j, q. RAW
General Manager. Big Sandy &. q q.
Co. MsrytoWn.. w, Va,
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TheVirginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company

Richmond, Va Dec 10, 1910
THE DIRECTORS OF
this company have declared semi
annual dividend of per cent Gree
of taxi, payable OH and after
January I'd NEXT, Checks for this
dividend will be mailed TO all, stock.
holders of record this date, All
changes of address should DO prompt
ly notified the company,
Transfer books closed from this
date until January A, 1871.
WM. II. MCCARTHY,
Secretary.
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saituatlnns 1Nantep. ttiale.

DRUGGIST WANTS 20
sition in Western Virginia or West
Virginia by March married; Al
references. Address said" care
s-Dspatch.
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saelp QQ,anrel. sttale.

" ANrED. TRAVELLING SALESMAN:
only first class mqn need apply.
Good proposition TO tho right party.
NJ. GOLDSTEIN, us North Fifth.
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WANTED BY YOUNG SET
tied man, experienced in manufac
turing and handling machinery. Ad-
dress j ~, care Dispatch.
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Richmond, Fredericksb'g & P0tOmacR.R.
7oAN0 FROM WASHING ROW AND BEYOND.

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd st. Sta. 1.80 2. NJ for Fredericksburg.
Leave Elba Sta. 730 A. H., 80 P. NJ for Ashland.
Arrive Byrd st. Sta. S.s5 NJ. from Fredericksbg.
Arrive Ebn Sta. $50 AM. $50 +. NJ from Ashland.
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RUB II. our. 7

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN is LO.
catcd-stiffnes and soreness OF mus.
cles or joints--rub In Frayser's
Great Nerve and Bone Imminent. and
the pain disappears; the greatest all.
round liniment in use for man and
beast; try it--don't suffer--here 10
the right help: 25c bottles. at drug.
pistS'.
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Ar 32e II. FRANKLIN. FURNISHED
rooms Monroe 1909.
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3arnfesainnaI NeIp Mante0.

a FIRST-GRADE TEACH
or, ono room public school, 10 com
plctc ,Inexpired term. salary. S''9
icr month. can get board for ST.
Apply WRIT ROBERTsGN, Ammon.
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TuE ANNIAI. MEETING OF TtTE
stockholders of the First National
Rank OF Richmond, va. for the cleo
lion Of directors and for such other
business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting, win We held IN
tho ,Iirnctors' rooms " saiI bank No
ITO, East Main street. Richmond,
va, IL o'clock noon TUESDAY. jan
uary 10. 1ot1.
JNo. NJ MILLER, JR..
Cashier
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Doarn 1Manter.

t;TNTlEMAN WANTS ROOM AID
board close to Mutual Building
state price or no notice can be
taken. u L. caro- 1'imcs-illapal.c u.
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aJnuilrp=--.agt az E,Gs s9tusk.
ONE SORREL MARE FOR SALE
Cali at HUNDLEY'S STABLE.
SD LAST DAY TO RE
ceive entries for Virginia Poultry
show Don't wait. Enter now.
Blanks and premium lists from w.
Z .TOnD Secretary 426 n Sixth St
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Real estate 0Uanteo.

FARM wANTED.-IF YOU HAVE y
farm. anywhere or any size or acre
age, for sale list IL with us AT once
and get 1t in our new catalogue we
AMOS & PoINDEXTER. lilo Il. Main
St, Richmond, Va.
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Richmond. Va. December %. 1916.
At THE MEETING OF THE BOARD
of directors of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank, held this day. semi
annual dividend of 10 per cent. was
declared payable to the stockhold-
ers of record DECEMBER 81. 1910.
THOS b McADAMS. Cashier.
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Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond. Va, December 90, 1910.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have declared a semi annual divi-
dend of Q per cent. payable on and
after JANUARY 8, 1911. Checks will
be mailed
L. ID. AYLE'FT,
Secretary.
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Goal ann Ggioon !.

WOOD TO BuRN Should BE WOOD
indeed. have made a speciality of IT
since 1897. Recently l have added
free burning coal: there is diff
ference, too. LONG, The Wood Man.
Madison 1869.
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Rituat,olts 1Mantrn. femalf.

POSITION WANTED AS sTENOGRh
nher by Ply With experience. Ad-
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NlilIinrrp

CLfARANCE SALE or &bL MiLr.IN.
cry and readymado garments for
balance season. MRS. JULIUS
FEAR, 1928 r.. Main 81
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Pursuant to joint resolution passed
by the Richmond City Council, an
proved December 10, 1910, and by au-
thority of the Committee on Grounds
and Buildings, we will. on
JANUARY 4, 1911,
at o'clock P. NJ,
Offer for sale, on tho premises, tho
above described real estate, which con-
sists of a large building. until recently
occupied as public school house, and
a lot fronting on Stewart Street about
sixty C6o) feet and running back one
hundred and seventeen G1T) feet NOSE
or less. to an alley in the rear thirteen
G3) feet wide. With some small
changes this building can be arranged
either as a dwelling or for business
purposes.
Do not fail to be present.
TERMS: Cash
SHEA & KEEGAN.
Auctioneers.
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders OF the National
state and City Bank Of Richmond.
va, will be held al their banking
house, iiIi r.. Main ST., on TUES
DAY. January 10. 1871 at - NJ
JULIEN II. IlitL, Cashier.
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Delp Qlantrn. Jefnale-

N.INTED' T;EPER fENCEF n ITTJN.
cry saleslady; steady position. APP
ply at once. MRS JULIUS BEAR,
423 East Main Street
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WANTED. TWO GENTLEMEN TO
take meals in private family; con
venicrt 10 Gresham Court and isai-
ciglt. Il II. care Times- DlspatCE.