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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

To the Creditors q The Above Named Bara
rupt.
Tpkc notice that priitiuu hrs been lied
in said Court by W. H. George, NJ Tulsa
Of the County OF Tulsa, IN said district. who
has been duly adiudged bankrupt uadc'
tho Act ot Congress Of july l 1898, Tor .
ischafse from all his debit. uud other claim.
provable under said Act and that the 2sth
day Of November, 1910, at 10 o'clook In IA
forenoon l. assigned for the hearing of thu
same before the HON, RALPH y, CANT
BELL Judge OF said Court rt NluHk0grc, in
said district, when aud where you may show
cause Il any you have why the prayer
Of said pettion should not be granted
: creditor desiring 10 oppose the upplicu.
lioA VI thc bankrupt fcr hi discharge shall
enter his appearance IN opposition thereto
with the Clerk on the day when the crrdi.
tors are roouircd to show cause. aud shall
file specification IN writing Of bis oppos
tion within ten days thereafter, unless tho
time shall be enlarged by special order Vi
the Judge.
Muskoeec, Oklahoma Nov D. 1910
EZRA BRhISERD, JR.
Referee Ia Bankruptcy,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

(rirst Publication in The Tulsa Daily World
Nov. II, 1910 World Publishing Co..
Publisherg.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

NOTICE OF HEARING Oh BANKRUPT
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11
LEGAL NOTICE

lirst Publication IN ,hc rusn D.ib World
Nov II, 1910. World Publishing Co..
Pullishers,)
IL THE DISTRICT COURT or TlIE UNIT
I'd STATES lOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT or OKLAHOMA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE SNAPS
FOR THE BARGAIN
Ill NNER.

ono OF the best 6'ruom residence.
inside property, Within 5 blocks OF
the H. o., In the bcst residence dis
trlct; paved streets, corner lot,
shade uoes, cement sidewalk This
Is something out of the ordinary and
Just the thing for someone who ap-
prccIatcs nice home. II is now
Tcntod for $500 per month the rent
takes care OF the loan OF lS00i
leuse can be renewed Tor one year for
$500 per month This property has
never been offered Tor less than
.S3,750,00; price for d quick buy,
$3,3O0.OO on terms OF $4,000 clsh
and balance on terms 70 suit pur-
chaser.
one OF the best S-room residences
on $, Boston; close, Inside property,
nicely decorated throughout massive
oak mantle cannot be- produced for
the money asked for without the
trouble OF building. Price, $i,00O.0O,
on terms TO suit
For an Investments lots In oak
drove Addition az bargain prices. Al
this beautiful Addition will DO paved
nt once; bids called Tor the 22nd OF
this month. Remember the regtric-
tlous on this entire Addition of S2,-
10000 uru written In every deed, aud
as soon n8 the paving IS completed
the price on all this property viii IN
crease from so per cent to 100 per
cent Prices on this Offering range
from $4,000 to $1,000 per lot on
easy terms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

tIirst Publication in the Tulsa Daily World
Nov n 1910. World Publishing Co.,
pnblishets)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIT
I'D STATES FOR TIM EASTERN
DISTRICT oF OKLAHOMA
In the Matter OF In Bankruptcy
n. l. Dudley, DannupL } No, 09p.
NOTICE or HEARING or BANKRUpT's
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE.
To the Creditors Of the Above Named DanA.
rupt
Take notice tpt . petition has been alcd
IN said Court by NJ l., Dudley Of Tulsa.
Of the County of Tulsa In said district
who has been duly alludgcd bankrupt
under the Act of Congress VI July !, 1898
for discharge from all his debts. and
other claims provabie under said Act. and
that tho 2Sth day Of November 1910, at
10 o clock In the iorcGoon w assigned for
the hearing OF the same before tic HON
RALPH T. Campbell, Judge OF said
Court ai Mushogee in said district when
and where YOU may show cause. II any you
have. why the prayer OF said petition should
not be granted.
creditor desiring to oppose the applica.
ton OF the bankrupt for his discharge shall
enter his appearance In opposition thereto
with the Clerk on the day when the cred.
tors are required 90 phow cause and shall
flc q specification In writing Of his opposl.
ton within ten days thereafter, unless the
time shall DO enlarged by special order Of
tho Judge.
Muskogce Oklahoma. Nov. o. 1910
EZRA BRArNERD. JR
Referee IN Bsukruptcy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11
REAL ESTATE.
FLEETNVOOD'S
SPECIALS.

a good east irOnt, new modern e.
room house on a corner lot SONl3I,
with q small house on the rear, Price
for n few days. S3,S00.OO, very cusy
terms. cash tlG00,0o,
if you want money maker, ! have
u, Tue very best Bakery nnd luurh
Counter In the city; loing a good bus
lness, clearing from s3jO 90 S60O per
month Price, $4,000. We have q
lease on the building, which Is worth
u good part Of the sale price Of the
business.
Three good farms Tor sale Come
aud ask about these
Phone 1919, Rooms i-o Turner Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

la the Matter Of m B7nhrupie.
" II. George, Bankrupt No, 100
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIT
Id STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF OKLAHOMA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

(lirst Publication in the Tulsa Daily World
Nor II, 1910. World Publishing Co..,
publishety)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

NOTICE or HEARING or BANKRUPT's S
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE
To the Creditors Of the Above Named Dank.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIT
I'D SrATES FOR TIM EASTERN
DISTRICT OF OKLAHOMA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

w inc MOltr OF IN Bankruptcy,
George koilte, Baukrgp,) No. dJs.
E0TfCE or HEARING or BANkRuPTs
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE.
To the Creditors Of thc Above Numed BHnk
rupt;
Take notice that petition has been hlcd
in said Court by George Hottie Of Tulsa, Of
The County Of Tulsa in said district, who
has been duly adiudyed bankrupt under
the Act OF Congress Of July J. 1898, for \
discharge from all his debts, md other claim
provable under said Act, md that the 9Th
day OF December, 1910. at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon Is assigned iOr the herring Of the
same before the HON RALPH H. CANT.
BELL Judge OF said Court at Muskogee. In
said district, when and whore YOU may show
cause, II any YOU have Why The prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
creditor desiring 20 oppose the applica'
ton Of tho bankrup, for his discharge shall
enter his appearance IA opposition thereto
with the Clcrk on the dny when the cfedi
tors are required to lhow cause, aud .hall
ie speciIca,ion in writing Of his opposi
tion within ten days thereafter, unless the
time shall be enlarged by special oiJcr Of
the Judge
Muskoget oklahoma Nov 10, 1910.
ElRA DRAtNERD. JR,
Reiores In Bankruptcy
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IN tho Matter OF In Bankruptcy,
George kotlte, BaukrGpt) 80. ass
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11
THEODORE COX.

SUITE & 2, OVER POST OFFICE,
Phones jSS or iS2.
Farms Loans, Business Chances, on
I.onscs and Production, Prop
critics Bought Sold and
Exchanged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
SUPREME COURT
FILES OPINIONS.
Twenty Appeals Disposed OF.
Street Car Company Gets
Verdict.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. i

tspecialto The Times Dispatch.l
Raleigh, NJ c., November 22.-y-T twenty
appeals were disposed OF this after
noon BY the supreme Court through
opinions and otherwise, as follows:
State VS.. A. r. Thompson, from Dare
county, no error; r. y. Aydlett VS..
Andrew Brown, appellant, Perquimans,
no error; w ID. Bowen, ct all, appel
lants vs. Roper Lumber Company.
Washington. reversed; Henry Coleman
VS.. Atlantic Coast Line railroad. APP
pellant. Columbus, reversed; r. H.
Beal vs.. Western Union Telegraph
Company, app ellant. Chatham error:
%. $. McIarty VS.. George Urquhart.
appellant, Union. affirmed; Herald Cop
ping Company VS.. Clay Manufacturing
Company, Orange, affirmed; L. s. Rey-,
anolds, appellant, VI. Greensboro Boiler
Prltchett VS.. Greensboro Supply Com
pany, appellant, Guilford, no error;
w. c. Jones, ct al, vs.. City of High
Point, appellant. Guilford, affirmed; a.
M Stout. Administrator, vs.. Ostia
Perry, Chatham. per curtain, affirmed:
w. n Atkinson VS.. I. s. Upchurch.
Wake, per curtain, affirmed; Ellison
Ashcraft VS.. j. a. Gulledge, appellant,
Union, per curiam, affirmed; Solomon
Monsieur VS.. Atlantic Coast Line rail-
road, appellant, Cumberland, per
curiam. affirmed. j. A. T. Martin. ap-
peliant vs.. j. A. Warren, Alamance.
per curtain, affirmed; j. 3. Crews, APP
pellant, VS. Southern railway. Guilford.
per curtain, affirmed; B. B. Houston.
Administrator VS.. Durham Traction
Company, appellant, Durham, court be-
ing evenly divided in opinion, Justice
Manning not sitting, Judgment af-
.frmed j vs. Tyson appellant. vs..
Joseph May, ct al. Guilford, docketed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
.BSris-walnole,
rSnncia1.o the Tirnas.nisnatch

| Charlottesville, Va. November -
A wedding of interest throughout the
State was that this evening of Miss
Amye Dororlny Walpole. daughter of
Norfolk. The bride IS lineal de-
scendant OF Horace Waipole and a
niece OF the present Earl of Norfolk
The ceremony took place at 80
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Hugh
T. Nelson eos High Street and was
performed by the Rev. Harry B. Lee.
rector of Christ Episcopal Church. The
house was decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS and evergreens the color
beng rl whi1a anf FIRE Tfssn p1sn ss
Fauquier county, was maid OF honor.
and Richard H Burroughs. of Nor
folk. best man. The bride was given
away by her cousin. DR.. Hugh I. Nell.
chiffon o.ier satin. trimmed with s'l-
yer, and carried bouquet of lilies Of
the yalleyi The maid of honors gown
was Of green chiffon. over white satin.
and she carried a bunch OF mignon-.
cites, Nh. and Mrs Davis left early
ding trip. They will be at home af-
ter Move mber 25. lin Norfolk. where
the groean is engaged in the practice
ct ]. law with his father, Hugh G, pa
Universe " Of Virginia Law School
class Of 1908, and while in the uni q
versityto took an important part IN col "
5lege activities.
ding " ere: Hugh c. Davis. of Norfolk,
father Of the groom: Mrs. Wilson
.Chamb erlain. of San Diego. Call; Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Fleming, Of Fauquiers
county Miss Virginia Gordon. Of Nor
Mrs. AIosby, Miss Alice Clarke and w.
e. 10 rdan. of Lynchburg; Lewis T..
,Crenshlaw, of New York:gJudge BID.
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Gilncr--s1ish.
Especial to The Times dispatch

lSpeclal TO me T1mes-Dispatch.]
Staunton, Va, November o.-At
Bethel Presbyterian Church Green
vile. at IL o'clock this morning. Miss
Antha Mish was married to A. GRAY
Gtlmer, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. G.. ID. Waller, OF Mt. Sidney.
Miss Virginia Nish. sister OF the bride,
was maid of honor, and Henry Hall
sIish, brother of the bride, best man
fishers were r. w H Nish, brother
Of the bride; DR.. Templeton Adair, of
e ". 4: Lilley, OF Green
Vile, and J. Will Buchanan. of
TIroW,,nsbnrg. The church was beau
TRULY decorated. The bride wore
a suit of white chiffon broadcloth,
with white hat. and carried Brides
roses. The maid OF honor wore white
crepe meteor. and carried white chrys-
anthemums. q
The groom was educated at the
University of Virginia, where he
graduated In law, and is young at
Ftorney of Bristol. The bride is the
daughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Mish, of Augusta county. and was
educated at the Mary Baldwin SEM
mary. and the Woman's College, Fred
erick. Md
House guests at the Mish home for
the wedding We're Miss aIinna Wal
son. of Portsmouth. o.; Miss Lucy
GLASGOW. OF Buena Vista. Va; Miss
Nettie Massie, of Tyro, Va; Miss Luz
Gle Hull, of Canton, Pa; Mrs. j
Frank Tannehill. Of staunton, and Mr.
and Mrs. II. G. Gilmer, of Pulaski.
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burg, Va, formerly Miss Bessie Roun-
tree, OF Richmond, is piowly Improving

burg, VA, formerly uiss Bessie Roun.
tree, Of Richmond, is Hiowly Improving
ut st. Lukc's I1ospital.
rho officers OF Fort Myer, VA. gave
the first dance OF this season Monday
might, with HALLOWEEN decorations
and souvenirs and music by the cav
airy band. Mrs. Thomas Brarder and
Miss Elizabeth Brander, OF Richmond.
w. Nv. Brander, u. Isl a.. ISL
Mr.. and Mrs. a. 1T. Jordan, who
spent last week in Richmond, have
returned to Pulaski
Captain Harry Coates. U, S. A., Mrs.
Cootes, their little son and their
friend, Miss Marguerite Taylor, ut
Norfolk, who have been abroad since
the spring, have sailed for New York,
Captain Cootes at one time lived lin
Richmond, and both he and Mrs. Cootes
have many Richmond friends.
Miss Emma Clarke OF Richmond. Is
q member Of house party at Fort
Mycr and the guest of Lieutenant
Shepherd, U. s. A., and Mrs. Shepherd.
Rev George Green. who supplied the
pulpit OF the Second Baptist Church
on Sunday last, has returned to his
home In Clifton Forge
Miss Mary Froiingef who went from
st. Luke's Hospita; to Newport News.
has sufficiently improved to return to
her home in Pulaski.
n Miss Kate Wheeler will represent
the Mothers Association OF Washing
ton Street School, bristol, at the State
school conference meeting in Richmond
the last week OF November
Miss Frances Myers and Miss Hem
.rietta Tucker. OF Norfolk. gave Jolly
Halloween party at their cottage. yir-
gtnia Beach, Saturday. November 20. Il
James J. van Allen, OF New York,
has sufficiently recovered from In
.juries sustained by fall from his
horse at Hot Springs, Va, to sail for
Europe this week, Colonel John Jacob
Astor and his son, Vincent, sailed by
the Kaiser wilhelm II. yesterday.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. David 6. Mcintosh. Jr.. of
Baltimore. for dance to be given
on Tuesday, November 10, at Dunbar
ton Farm, in honor OF Miss Isabel RE
men Thorn, the debutante daughter
of Mrs. Pembroke Lea Thorn, OF West
Lanvale Street Miss Thorn, belongs to
the distinguished Eastern Shore yir-l
3ginia family of that name.
Mrs. w. Ii. Bramblitt, Of Pulaski, is
visiting friends In Richmond and
5Tarmyjlle.
Tho wedding of Miss Sue Royster to
John BeardsWorth was celebrated in
Amherst last night. Professor Thomas
5Beardsworth. Of Lynchburg, attended
the wedding.
r. aIaxey bettrick left Richmond
yesterday for Asheville, n. c., where
he will reside in future.
Miss Elzabeth wingo left yester-
day to attend the annual alumnae
meeting OF the academy of the Vista
ton, Mount de Sales, Catonsville, Md.
and will be the guest for several days
In Baltimore OF her aunt, Mrs. Howard
p. Page. formerly of Richmond.
Mrs. i. l. Young, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. R. G.. Thornton on Monu-
ment Avenue for several days. has
returned to Keysville.
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WILL. MAKE CAMPAIGN
SPEECH AT KING GEORGE
9Congressman Cnrlin to Address Voters.
Gift to Miss Pnrker--.Ot her
~ News Notes. es3 = 5ss
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l6

Ell Especial to The ,Iimes-Dispatch.] 49,
fredericksburg. Va. November {. 2 -. -
from the Eighth District, ana Demo
cratic candidate for reelection. will
address the voters Of King George
county at King George Courthou
sx op caEin N Sss ne
recollection from any party.
Governor Mann has designated
Judge Ernest Fl. Wells. of Richmond.
to preside over the Circuit Court OF
STAFFORD county for the November
term, which opens Monday, Noyem-
Judge j. Il. Mason has returned ia
his home here, and is rapid recover
ing fronl&the effects of an operati ion
in al Richmond sanatoriuni, He ex-
poets to be able to resume his duties
by December /. ssl 335885f 5
Miss Parker, who recently assigned
as: superintendent Of the Mary WASH
lington Hospital here In ord Ell to take
IA needed rest, was presented Just b & Z
fore leaving for her home this week
With purse containing 500 In gold a s
"a token Of the esteem In which she
Is held by the women q the Hos
Chas. W. Edrington has been an y
spointed by the Corporation Court q
trustee of the Methodist Church, to
5hll the vacancy caused by the cath
w
II Mrs. s.. w. somerville fell l down the
steps at her sidence, here and was
badly Injured. but Is \ lmproving g,
s Hon. Nv. a, 4! ones, member of Con-
gress from this district and pen,n-,
cratic nominee for lse.elect ion,S ad Is
dressed the voters OF Notwithstanding
In the courthouse here asti#nigllt.y
He arrived hero from nthwes Z " IN,
,ginia, Where he had been 9 n I, MAJ ing an
III. q. stuart pamo cratic nominee forl
Congress from that q istriet, "a num-
her 81 friends called on MI. Jones at
tho hotel before the speak ing a He
was greeted at the courthouse by, I a
large and renlres entatl I've gat harin 8 Sc
citizens. Mr.. Tones "a discussed the pros
,ent political 81 Issues IN IA mos enter
taining, Instruct I've IAN q FORGET, II man
ner, Fits treatment Of the tariff dues
ton was lnastelly n and iia mad q ma NY
strong no ntsi, on 81 her sub teet s 5per-
tatning 3to u caIn l,ai gp, Ar \ nens
is one of tho Stron gest sspea kers liz
the State, and his Nuti ience was Nv ell
pleased wi IA his ssp cob
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observation-disclosures.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.
I Lexington. Va. November "a mar.
rage of interest to n wide circle OF
land Roclbridge was that OF Miss Eu-
Egenia Herman to Dr. Oscar Hunte.
McClung, which was solemnized this
Ievening at 8 o'clock in II. Il, Lee Me.
mo o,,i Episcopal Church, Of Licking
low chrysanthemums. ferns and smi-
Flax.
| The bride wore a wedding gown OF
white crepe meteor. With clinton
trimmings. princess lace and pearl or
naments. She carried bouquet OF
the valley Her sister. Miss Caroline
| Virginia Hartman, was maid of honor.
and she wore pale yellow chiffon over
yellow satin. trimmed In opal passa.
menterie, and carried yellow chrysan-
themums.
The brid esmaids were Miss Matte
Hartman, sister OF the bride, and Miss
Mary Alexander Houston OF Lexing-
tin. both wearing white d'esprit over
white messalfne. and, carrying yellow
The ushers were six brothers OF the
bride They were Michael G., Alea-
ander and Arthur G. Hartman, of Rich.
tnond; George G. and Warwick C. Har-
man. OF Jacksonville, Fla, and Douglas
G. Hartman. OF washington and Leo
University.
The bride was given in marriage b,.
her father. Asher w. Hartman, state
Treasurer OF Virginia. The rector
Rev. w. Cosby Pell. was the celebrant
and ]. Fl. Eley, Of Washington and
Ice University, presided at the organ
and played the wedding marches front
"Lohengrtn" and Mendelssohn
The groom was attended BY his
brother. Harry Mcclnng. of Houston.
Tex, as best man.
After a trip North, DR.. Mcclunr and
his bride will be at home In Fairfield
after November 49,.
Among the out-of-town guests We're
AR. and Mrs. Robert S. Chamberlayue
Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Hartman
Jacksonville. Fla: Mr.. and Mrs. La
rev. Miss Mary Larew and Mr.. John
Larew Augusta county: Miss Louise
fleld - - -
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[speclaito The Times Dlspatch.1
Saltville, Va, November ACCOMPLISHMENT
C.5Bascom slemp spoke to- large crowd In
assembly hall at this place last night Mr..
( Slemp was introduced by State Senate "A.
n. Lincoln, OF this county. The crowd was
made up OF Democrats and Republicans. a
brass band was on hand and serenaded the
town and vicinity in the afternoon which
created some enthusiasm and helped to
bring out the crowd. Mr.. Slemp In his
speech gave an account5of his stewardship
as q representative in Congress, told what
he had done towards raising the tariff on
the mining and manufacturing products OF
his district. 81 az !.
ii. AZ Anderson. of Marion: Peyton Gray,
of AbIngdon, and Mr.. Fox. editor OF tn e
short speeches.
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and dismissed under rule II; Haywood
Manufacturing Company vs.C. G. Tay
lor. appellant. Guilford docketed and
dismissed under rule II.
Work on the rifle pit for the military
range here is being. pushed by Contrac-
tor Hass, OF Charlotte. with a view to
having the equipment completed early
next week. This will give the COM
panies OF the North Carolina National
Guard In this section OF the State q
thousand-yard range for rifle and re-
yolver practice. 1t will have concrete
pit modern steel-frame targets, the
work expended on 1t when completed
next week rounding up something Ike
$500 In value. The association pro-
viding the range Is ofilcered by Major
j. ]. Bernard, as president; Colonel
Alfred Williams. as vice-president;
Colonel r. =. Leinster. secretary-trea-.
surer. and Major j.. Letght skinner. as
executive officer. A number Of the To-
cal companies have short ranges, but:
the Raleigh range will be adapted for
full range practice such as sheJteofore
offered only by the government range
a the Morehead encampment grounds.
Local ranges in the State are at Colds
boro, Reidsville. High Point, Ashevflle.
Lumber Bridge. Clinton and franklin
ten.
The Henderson Hotel Company, with
authority to erect hotels, apartments
houses and ether buildings, received q
charter to-day. with 100000 capital
authorized. and $4,000 subscribed by
&C. r. Whltted. Lee Pascball and others
In the Superior Court verdict in
favor fthe Raleight Street Railway
Company has been rendered by the
jury In the suit of NJ. Ashby Lambert.
a prominent young attorney here. for
$4,000 damages, claimed becaused he
was thrown from his bicycle and In
jured while crossing the tracks Of the
company at the corner Of Edenton and
Blount Streets. He alleged that the
tracks were too high above the SUR
face OF the street. However, the COM
spany established It's contention that
Lambert knew of the conditions there.
and was therefore guilty Of contribu-
tary negligence in the way he ran
over the place.
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Quarterly Conference ConNsne ss v
q rSnacinl5 4 q Tlre Zines pispatc MI 7.

SneCill to IIeSI y ,,,t .
# Dadinnt ~ Noyember :. ---Ihe
fnurt a Quarterly conference OF the rs
Madison charge convened at walkers 3
Chapel S Sunday There WA s. IN sgooa
attendnnce from over y 81 eha ~
7 th ! gan s sen "a e's
N Owing to the Illness OF the presid-
ing elder, Rev. NJ S. Colonna,$J n, he
was unable to attend y. S NJ 4 ~ no L circuit
made ii good snoWtng financially
has paid out ON ntsterinl slppo 1T
all hut sSs. which will he paid Int he
| adjourned con ference, in M ll8 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
HELPS for the HOu sci eanan q

To cleanse "a frying pan Which Smells
jof$onions gu fish, ill the pan With water
and when II boils drop in AIRED hottie Sr1delr.,
Afterwards frinss and wash in the / Usual
way. Ask your rocer for Dunlop Flour.
The sink, which olS say is 4 ltns, can Sc
seleansed perfectly BY rub bling Nith p3araf-
iflnsand coal ash, AfterWards jwasli With
soda Waterss NM HI IL gsss sss
Sprinkling clothes often ses I'll ms Is u hard
task in Id laund good ssa2 An Is "a
have "a small Whis X broom lISp this into
the alter md sha ke ever III le clothes,
Even sprinkllHg Is thus done aguickly, ;8s