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Ointment and had the nrst good
nights sleep in three months. ! used
about two lots Of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment when YOU could not zee
n mark on my face or neck. l vul
gladly recommend the Cutlcura Rem
edies 10 anybody. VIM. Silver 3ts
West 3Sth ST.. New York, Mar. I, 1910"
In another letter Mr.. Silver says,
MY case was " about two yearv
standing. After using Cuticura Soap
and Ointment for about thru days
saw decided improvement and va
entirely cured In two months"
For the prevention and treatment a
itching. burning, scaling cruptions and
the promotion ~ permanent skin and
hair health. Cuticrra Scan and Cuticup
Ointment are absolutely unrival~d 10
purity. efficacy and economy A single
cake q Cuticura Soap and bor Of CUT
'iraOlntment are often sufficient.
s'ld ihr'urhou, the eivaIisd vcr,d p-',s
p'us Chem corp Soie Props Rastor E,.
1gNaisd FIRE. latest Cutieufa booA, q 1.Iie .
the Treatment % the skIn.
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ROBERT TREu PtI>E ~ VI
PnIIanthrspis, amt M, scaie OF Pra''
va. - arars O,d

Bosro~. Aug 4. Robert Treat Pam"
th. plilanthrupi-'. di"d AZ hts norm" OBJ"
Beaver street. Naltham. tonight f"r
ann. tim. his condition had h"en criti'h
Th., rnrrnt-rs q his family N~r" ~ '"'
b.,Isid'.
Rob.r, Treat Pam" was a great grand
son ~ IN. -lgn.r ~ ~" Declaration %.
Ind.p.ndcnce - that name ~" Wa
profr.s onaI philanthropls' ~" vac
horn IN Boston oh October -. lSl5. was
graduated from harvard IN 1855 ard took
his \ VI d.grc'' ~" following wear In
1850 h. was admitted o. tn" tar "" mar
red m i~d2 LYDIA Williams Lyman In
1871 he erased practising law "" was
A member of th. Massachusetts Urgs" "i
Representative ~ lSSi ard 10 ~" SAM"
wear was nomina'ci hv m" demo, RAJ =
and independents for tonEr.Ss
In 40 d. organized the Wells N"'npria'
Workincmen's Institute. - which -"
has bcen president "v"V -In"" ~" VA
rrp- ld..ut 81 the NOTKIuE'nen = iupI"Ta-
tIN,. Bank from isSs - ird, %, ~" A>-o-
ciated Charities of Eott0n from l>;N To-
ifU7. after which n" wa~ mad" honorary
vica-prrSIdcut, president 81 III" " orklnS-
mems Building Association, ID" N7rNlng-
mems Loan N--ortalpu. -. ~" - o.. '-'''
of the Epl-.'ppal Tho illogical S"nuol. the
peppleS Institute aNN OF w" Nii'il'a'
Peace, society H.. had h.au ~ N" head
of the last named organization since 1891
n" VA, VICE prc-Id"ut II thr BOSTON
Ch,ldrsns AID SoC.~tv. IN" Industrial
Aid secretly ant the New England Watch
and Ward Soci@ty. vita his WI" ~"
created IN IsgD = trust Tor charitable"
3 PURPOSES which ~ namHd IN" kotert
( Treat Paine Association and which they
| endowed with s7nO.Ws' H.~ ~I'" died "a
1921. His brother IL Charlie Jackson
Pain. the yachtsnan who served through
I out the civil wa and va, br"V"tt'.d
I Maior-Gen.ral of No'unt'".- m lSri.
He served IN tn" dir Cto-a''S 81
railroads and a. sf"Clal envoy Va
Governments ot Great Britain Franc
and GERMANY. IN iSIi. IA n" interest
. ~ International hlm'tail,-m. "" owned
IN. Puritan. IN" Nevflowr" aud tn
Z Volunteer all suCc~-siul defenders Il
the America Cup. Tn" New York laCh
I club prescribed HIM with tn'I -ilN"'
' CUP.
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AT A BARGAIN

Entire fixtures ot Gents Fur
nishlngs Store including wall
shelving and glass sales counters.
Also large safe, desks, cite. Will
sell separate or entire lot. No
dealers or auctionecrs. Apply to-
day, Friday. II to - noon.
Mr.. FENTON, 30 W. 33rd st.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
RMIietins
q mGssAeg FRom
TNw nRw IGRsGV SGAcoAsT.

Nov Yorker, ire especially fortunate 0 ne pt,f--
,,r-,r~r dsv, e1r1rindtng i,,res f1 he -~'-
sN,tn n ,eiic --nrfs from 0rg Brin,h 'n tIpe "
The sne ,sr,r,r n ryprr-s -itr' iirri Nr
r.,o.yly ana Rrlrrtd -r'yr~0 Nrv frrk ing RrI-..
, Ih.rn N1rnhur,t N.-urF Park ucrin Grove rrur.
,sr sea Dtrt AMI Point TeI,i0f not only eryc, r.
,, rrt.r- n 'P- .l,ull but hc requirement.
the iily 'r1vccr Ih, right hs srorr s. 'hs h,rs,,
rtnt hrl,rT
Inc Weekend ~ NtIintrs CIry ~ Cape Nay. and '-s
tny dcrhf rr, intermediate appeal 20 the Pcnt-ur
II the 81, and ne ard comparative ehcapnr'' ~
Nh, trip ensure, rcih,Iuon.
NiIlntts CIV o. but three hours from New York ~
rrrng and litrrr,pn trans, and half holiday tram
Saiurday> cape NIy only four hours away via Broad
stree, ,,,rton Philadelphia Back IN New York Mondlv
morning fresh ior bushes,
In. four ext, from New YORK.. West 13d Street
f,,bosS, Street Cnrtlndt Street and Hudson Terminal
and the Fulton Street BROOKLYN serve all sections Of
Greater \cV Work.
these little outings whether for the night the dav
o,., sunday are tones for the dly work.
Telephone "ro}, Madison
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U0>.T M my GiLLiGHER CI>E
Justice s~ayy- Tells Strand jury Not Ia
IndIct ~ Present.

Justice Frarci- !. SwHyz' 81 tn" Su-
preme Court Of New Jersey. stir Z h. tho
Court Of Oyer and Tcrmir"r In Jersey
city yesterday. put III" hrak" on - too
speedy eX"mplihcAiion of -Jeraey Jus
,,o.,- IN tn. osse 81 James J. Gallagher
waiting trial o. the Hudson opunty jail
for the assault he cpmmittcd on MAYOR
Oavror. Justic' SwEyz. summor~i the
Hudson county Grad Jury before hum
and adtised against the speedy Gndin &
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BILLErINS or THE DiY.
announcements by the Physicians of the
,oaditIon Of the Mayor.

The physicians in ATTENDANCE" upon the
Mayor posted these bulletins Yesterday.
-ioAN The Mayor had a comfort able
night Hi- '"mp.ratur,, l. 100 IS. his pulse
% and his respiration ~
" J ARLITZ " n
GFoRGE u STEWART. " n
s7OA M-The wound has been dressed
and looks well The MAYOR Conver-es
cheerfully and no situation IL encouraging.
" i ARIIII. VI ID.
GTDrGT ID STEWART. VI n.
Up -Tsmpsra'ure. pulse and respira-
lion remain unchanged since : N. The
situation IL satisfactory Temperature.
100 - pulse. "a respiration. ~.
" J AELITL. " u,
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indrev Davis coal operator q,
~ Var NaTbor Me on "Wednesday MIA,
10 no age 1f = Ne started business a
,i~r, m Milse-harre store but necams
" NarNey acquired control Of The
rand Tunnel ,oliisry az ANcndale Later
fi," Years ago he cold II 20 the LshigA
alley toal company for close 20 u no. on
he then retired lie - survived by hia wife
q -on, G"orgr IL Davis. and Two dauEhters
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u untu nv IaCN N~ y
mass 81 raw flesh which
kept me awake all
night. After going to
INV family doctor. he
not helping me. I tried
another doctor bus
without SUCCESS. After
doctors failing. q friend
recommended the Gu
ticura Remedies. That
night. after Washing
nv face and neck With
CUtIcura Soap. | sp-
piled some Cuticura
n
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WORE FOREST FIRES.
Ftght Montana Districts in Flames Vet
Io~stone Danger O. Over.

HrIEN.. Aug II Fore~t fires are
burning afr"Sh IN eight places in western
and rorthwc-'"rn Montana News that
troops hav" been ordered int this state
from Neiical Lake - welcomed
The extremely hot weather has mad"
IN" forests highly Inhammahle Tho
situation ~ Whit" Fish ~ reported serious.
Sev"n new fires AT" reported IN the Flat
head country Fires IN the Yellowstone
National Park are under control
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MARRIED.

'TNEGNS GILLTN On Nugus. II. 1870 ~ ~
Rev samuel Warner King. " tile N ''i.sT
.. All Margaret Graz Jeurins =, -
West sist - Sew York sIty.
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THORoUcHNESS

IDNN@.s
Ne atm % 10 shnsosxh.
That - shy 80 5o uiors
tetuai b,iidinG Tran any q
oar competitors.
On 81 n S,ss opssattons -
are IN ,hs niaiortty.
We stminsts The Ssb-Con-
,raeto, Nhsrsver pussitis.
Vha,svsr Ens a vork can
b. handled 4srsct. With prulit
b. an O'snsr. es - ".
That . shy ue ear give tho
bes, rssults from ths viewpoint
~ Economy. Quality and Speed
THOMPSON-STARRETT
COMPANY
Butldinx Cnnyffacinn
FisvIOns Wal Street
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OhItuarN Nates.

time managing ~iitor % N~u Yea
evening newspaper. died two years aen
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ITCHING RASH ON
FACE AND NECK
Cured - Scratched Until Face was
Mass Of Raw FIesh-Used Gu
ticura and had First Good
Nights Sleep in 8 Months.

IAN itching rash broke out on my
face and neck. so bad that I scratched
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oossA1 LrKr ru,r ~ noNr

Mayor Gayu"r ~pk" - O'Clock az r
H-n. n pen II II zl""p ard after remaining
49, ~" ~ hour 20" to,Dd . until : o'clpcl,.
Thsf h" aWph" .-saru and cali'-I Istiiv
to- . u-"IKi.t-t ~" sad % Adarn-Uu.
wh" "ut''I"t 'hr .ruIU 80 that hour that
IL va hungrI"r than b." lad ever b"en m
his Me add that he would have e Do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04
Bank Statements.
sEpoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
The FirstNational Bank

AT RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF
! VIRGINIA., AT THE CLOSE OF BUSi-
NESS, SEPTEMBER. 1. 1910.
Resources.
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LIABILITIES

Capital stock paid in. .....
Surplus fund ..............
Undivided profits, less ex-
penses and taxes paid.
National bank notes out
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real ESTATE AND
BUILDING. NEWS ]! "!

(COntlnueu TIN -. oS.l
fare likely to be made as soon as the
Bun shinss again.
The thirty-nine acres OF Harry Beat
hy's farm which were recently sold to
"a syndicate for $4,000 is soon TO be
laid Off into lots and new suburb.
fright on the car line, will loom up
Ifor the confederation of people who
love to live in the country air and
I,cDsIcy yillnge.
A visit to the village OF Bensley any
enough to show how the people OF
Richmond appreciate the beauties Of
mature as they find them In the charm.
there are crowds OF visitors who bear
evldonce by their very presence that
the place has won position in the
hearts, OF the home,,makers and the
and steady way. The lot buyers are
building beautiful homes there, and
the indications are that in q year, or
maybe two. Bensley will be one of the
iers and travellers stop by to see the
sbeauties OF the finest old town in all
tthe country.
Ginter Park is one OF the busy places
around the city. and there is always
lBome thing doing there. With more than
twenty homes under construction. and
the building Of new streets and roads.
1.-THE suburb has no appearance OF dull
times. The hedges and lots are kept in
beautiful condition, the streets have
recently been oiled and the place has
Snever in its history looked so attrac-
Five.
ANotes by the Waysidc.
/ a number of rumors about big deals
IN Broad Street property when chased
edown turned out to be old published
tstories revamped after the final deeds
had gone to record.
/ An agent who has no holdings either
las principal or as age-' in the terri
}tory named ventures the prediction
that the coming fall will witness lively
business in Church Hill properties
\ South Richmond is the coming centre
tof activity In business sites of the
larger kind. Industries that require
much ground have their eyes turned to-
ward Washington Ward.
The new Offices Of Green & Reid
tare to be at the corner of Ninth and
lIeranklin Street, and not Eighth and
Tranklin, as enormously stated
Richard Pokrass has become assoc
Eriated az salesman with the Noonand-
k6on Realty Corporation.
me building operations in Barton
Weights have been subjected to no ces-
ssation. Vacant lots are becoming very
l6carce IN that suburb.
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locs slips, two OF them 10 feet wide

dock slips, two OF them 10 feet wide
and one as feet wide.
CONSTRUCTION was begun upon door,
sash and blind factory OF the A. H.
Fisher Co, Charleston, s. G.
Mobile Portland Cement &c Coal Co.,
Is arranging to place $1,000, 900 order
order for constructual steel, machinery
and equipment for It's plant in pro-
cess OF construction.
Louisville &c Nashville Railroad
awarded contract for structural steel
for it's 100000 shops. at goy1es, Ala.
The Southern Ore Co. was incorpor-
ated with 100000 capital stock to
develop a. tract OF ore land near Lafay.
cite, Ga.
The Georgia Marble Quarry Co..
which recently planned to increase Its
capital stock to 100000 will develop
400 acres OF land at Cathedral. Tex,
expecting IN average output OF 200
cubic feet Of marble week.
Ell Paso, Tex. will construct $780,
posal plant
The Rowan Chemical Co.. of Sails
bury, N. C.. was incorporated with
100000 capital stock
The Hartsville. S. c.. Fertllyizer Co..
was incorporated with 100000 capita,
stock
Shreveport, La, authorities author
lied the preparation OF plang for a
natural gas pipe line system to cost
100000
Among the contracts for buildings
granted during the week were for a
history bank and office building for
Georgia Life Insurance Co, Macon,
Ga, estimated cost s225,o0o, and a
nine-story Office building for Southern
Pacific Railway at Houston, Tex. $685.
900.
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NEWS OF ALBERTA,
THE NEWEST TOWN
[specinl to The Times

Alberta, Va, September 3.-Captain
Charles S. Barrow. who will be known
In future history as the father of
the town of Alberta. has this week
put to work a large force Of car
penters and other workmen to do the
first stunts looking to the building Of
a real town here on the site he has
laid off into streets and avenues. He
advertised in The Times-Dispatch last
Sunday that beginning next Monday he
would give away lots to persons who
would agree to build on the same in
dustrial plants. stores and residences.
The applicants for citizenship in the
new town did not walt for the date
named In the advertisement. but dur
Ing the past week there have been
many visitors here looking at and Sc
Letting lots, and Captain Barrow has
had scores Of responses to his adyer-
tisement by letter. The probability is
that large crowd will meet him here
Monday, when the lot sales will be-
gin. Plans have already been drawn
for quite number OF houses to be
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mi W INDUSTRIES
/ OF THE PAST WEEK
.)Developmental Announcements
From Various Sections of
South.
Special TO The Times-Dispatch

ESpeCldl 10 llUs5-
[ Baltimore. September among the
So1thern Industrial and other devel-
,opmentai undertakings announced in
this weeks issue of the Manufacturers
Record are:
Z HolIand-Texas Dam and Irrigation
Co. awarded contract for construction
Of a concrete dam in the Nueces River.
Texas. to mpound 2,0o0,o0o.00o gallons
AZ water for irrigation of about 1000
acres of land lying on both sides of
he river.
Seaboard Air Line Railways expen-
titure OF $4,000 for improvements on
It's Birmingham division. includes the
construction OF six concrete lined tun-
laels.
Black Hawk collery Co.. Big Creek.
Nv. Va, with capital stock OF 100000
twas incorporated, by Detroit Mich.
parties.
Z Pioneer Cotton Mills. Guthrie, Okla.
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Total. .iiai;i1iiies..

Capital stock pstd IN. ....p..
Surplus funds .,.....As 10y
Undivided profits, less Expenses
J and taxes paid. $500.
National bank notes out6tand-
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capital stock from $4,000
to 100000 and will install looms for

~ t u. - . d. u 49,.
Increased capital stock from $4,000
to 100000 and will install looms for
duck.
The Mccartney Boiler Co, Mobile,
Ala, $4,000 capital stock was incor-
porated to construct and repair en-
glnes, boilers, water tanks, etc.
American Agricultural Chemical Co,
Savannah, Ga, awarded contract for
fertilizer plant, main building to be
500 by 1s1 feet.
Pocomoke Guano Co., awarded con-
tract for plant at Wilmington, N. c.,
main building AGO by 1s1 feet, acid
plant AGO by 10 feet, and for similar
plant at Columbus, s. G.
Congaree Fertilizer Co., awarded
contract for plant at Columbus, S. C.
Norfolk City's expenditure OF $780,
600 for construction of public dock,
etc, Will involve construction of three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04
used for manufacturing purposes, for

row has employed ali OF the. car
penters and builders he now needs, but
as soon as tho sawmills and tho brick
Yards can get to work there will be
p large demand here for the services
Of builders and mechanics Of all kinds
Every one of the lot buyers of the
past week expresses an intention to
build at once or Just as soon as the
building material can be gotten IN
There can be no doubt Of the fact
that Alberta is to be considerable
town, and that at no distant day
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+ George w. Call. Cashier. do SOL
EMMY swear that the above Is a true
statement Of the naneta Icon eoadi 'don Of
=. pichrnnnd In the county OF Henrico,
State Of Virginia, at the close of bus
mess on the list day Of September, 1910,
to the best of my knowledge and be-
i:of GEORGE w. CALL.
Cashier.
Correct-Attest:
J. B. BEASLEY,
B. ALSOP,
Directors.
state Of Virginia, City of Richmond:
sworn to and subscribed before me
by George W. Call, Cashier, this 80 day
u ''ep's'- AUBIN x. PARKER,
Notary Public.
NY commission expires August I,
1913
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

to say that V. s. T. has written ths S. c. just my idea and expreusion on catn- In every neigh borhood there ara no end of tramp and neglocted cats. I have a gpayed male cat which stops in the house night and day and gives no trouble to me or the keiGiSbors. One unspayed tom cat of fancy stock was source of trouble to every one night and day, 90 gave it a sleep of chloro- form and it troubles no one. cfaoro- formed a female cat a neighbor left. I do think there should be some law for thhs excessive cat neglect and dropping cats and kittens in yards and
 agree with V. S. T. that cats should be bred and sold and come under tax laws. I would willingly pay fifty cents, or even $1, for my cat then back steps and stairs wouldn't need a disinfectant- or boots and water so one can sleep with windows open.
 remember dOstinctly when a stray cat got into a bedroom window when the screen was out came down stairs to the dining room, then down another flight of stairs to steal. When the lady and myself went up stairs, think ing something had happened, we found the cat had taken her paw to get the birds head through tine wires of his cage, and tore his head off and the body was in the cage The cat could not pull it through the wire: Cit was at dusk dn summer.) Next morning the other bird died of Fright, all for a lot of tramp and neglected cats.
 LOVER OF PETS.
 Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
Ent.rtainino Our LittIe FoI<..

Editor Social Corner: I am tho mother of a large famdly and think. perhaps, some of the younger mothers might like to know some of the wuys I have of amusing them on B rainy day. or when I am obliged to keep them in the house
 I have learned from experience that busy child is always happy. while one that has nothing to do is generally cross and out of sorts, and certainly getting in the way.
 I have many times gone down into the cellar and hunted up a good smooth block of wood and this. with a small hammer and a saucerful of tacks will amuse little ones for quite a long time
 To be sure, it is somewhat noisy but who ever saw family of rugged, healthy boys that was not noisy? I never have.
 I always keep a couple of psar Of blunt scfseon~ on hand and find that the young folks take greet delight in cutting out the pictures from old mag the pictures with a box of cheap paints. I think this an excellent df- version and also instructive for chill dren.
 Empty spools, both large and small form endless fun and can bs made into toy carriages, engines and so forth
 How many of the young mothers teach the little girls to dress and un- dress their dollies properly and learn to make their dresses and jackets and bonnets? It is time we'll spent and useful in later years.
 M E M
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
BLOCK ISLAND.
Eureka Hotel SoId-Island to Have New Amusement HalI-Ira Little. fieid's Funeral.

The Eureka hotel has been sold to Mrs. Eva Henderson. 1t was formerly owned by Macy Ball, present proprietor of the Newman hotel, Providence, R. I.
 It is reported that the Ocean View and several other large hotels are to use automobiles tirs season.
 The new Mechan4cs' building will be ready tor occupancy in June. Joseph Maloof will have the first floor for clothing and dry goods. The second floor has been rented to Frank Mott and Tunis BaA for an amusement and dance Hall.
 Funeral of Ira LittIefisId.
 Ira Lfttlefield's funeral was held at the First Baptist church on Friday at 12 m. Burial took place at the Island cemetery.
 Schooner MAttie and Lena, Capt. Henry Littlefeld, has returned from Bridgeport Ct.
 Linus Dodge and his father, Arthur Dodge, have been at Mystic, having repairs made to their catboat, The Maud.
 The Daughters of Liberty gave an oyster supper Friday evening at Ma sonic hall.
 Captain Smith has arrived here with the schooner B. c. Gates of New York with 1S6 tons of coal.
 Mrs. ,. R. Barber is spending a week or two in Providence.
 Earl C. Barker will spend his sum- mer as clerk at the Ocean Spray.