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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust,
dated December IS, 1909, and recorded
N the office Of the clerk Of the Chan
undersigned trustee. default having
been made in the payment Of the debt
quested BY the note holder so to do.
Will, on the premises, at
1880 o'clock p. NJ.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY I. 1911.
land in the city OF Richmond. Va, at
the southwest corner of Franklin and
Twenty-siS Streets. known as No.
252l East Franklin street, beginning
sixth Streets, thence running west
wardly aud fronting on Franklin Street
twenty nine feet four inches thence
of partition wall between tenements
Nos. 252l and 251s forty-nine feet six
inches to centre OF wall on Offset.
thence westwardly along centre line
Of said offset Ave feet seven and one
half inches to the out edge Of the wall
OF the wing of No 252l, thence south
wardly along western wall of said
wing one hundred and eight feet eight
inches, more or less. to the wall Of q
brick factory, thence east along line
OF said factory thirty-ii five feet four
and one-ha.f inches TO Twenty sixth
Street, thence northwardly along west
line of Twenty-sixth Street one hun
dred and fi.ty-eight feet to point or
beginning.
TERMS: This sale Is made. subject
to the terms and provisions OF n deed
OF trust dated November 4 1909, and
recorded In the Richmond Chancery
Court clerks office in p. B. 2O4 A. page
22S. to secure the aggregate sum for
principal and interest OF $3.50, which
is a first lien on the property, cash
sufficient TO pay all costs and expenses
Of sale. all taxes to day Of sale, and
debt Of Sri2l1, with interest thereon
from December 90. 1910, until paid at
the rate OF per cent. per annum. as
we'll as any surplus that may remain
to the Srantor and his assigns.
HUGH f. ROSE,
Trustee
CHARLES a. ROSE co,
GOLSAN e. NASH.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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Old RANG HI Sc
NOT IN The WAY
City Attorney Rules That Rich.
mond May Extend Gas Mains
Into Washington Ward.

Holding that there is no bar to the
city OF Richmond in introducing gas
into South Richmond BY reason Of the
franchise granted BY the former city
OF Manchester to the Manchester Light.
Heat and Power Company, the City
attorney has rendered an opinion to
the Council Committee on Light. Mr..
Pollard holds that the question Of
whether it is desirable for the city to
buy out the franchise and equipment
or the company is business proposi-
ton for the committee to determine
not a question OF law.
At former meeting OF the com
mittee tentative proposition Of sale
was presented by the Manchester
Light. Heat and Power Company,
though no price was mentioned. The
city Attorney was asked to advise the
committee whether the company had
an exclusive right to furnish gas in
South Richmond. and If so whether tho
city OF Richmond could go there with
gas mains to supply the residents. and
whether the city should purchase the
old equipment and franchise.
Mr.. Pollard replies that after exami-
nation OF the ordinances ana fran
chlse granted by the former city OF
Manchester. he Is OF the opinion that
the city granted to the company an
distribute acetylene gas. and a right
not exclusive. to supply electricity and
other gas. heat and power for public
and private Use. The City Attorney
holds that the fact of annexation did
not in any way affect any obligations
created by the franchise. In conclu-
sion, he reports that The franchise
gives the company only the exclusive
right to furnish acetylene gas, and
not the exclusive right to furnish cleo
trio current or other gas, heat, light
or power: that he Is clear that under
the express terms of the ordinance
that the city can enter Washington
Ward to supply gas other than acety-
lcnc, without violation of tho ontract :
and that certain courts have held that
the granting OF an exclusive franchise
by city did not bar the city from
engaging in municipal Undertaking,
the word "eXclusive" being taken to
mean that the city will not grant a
similar franchise to any other person
or corporations. AS to the propriety
OF the purchase Of the franchise and
pipe lines Of the existing company, Mr..
Pollard reports that that is business
rather than a legal matter no obi
cation resting on the city to purchase
them IL the committee or Council does
not so elect
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MISS RANDOLPH
N { W PRESIDENT
Elected by Graduate Nurses AS.
ISOLATION Of Virginia at
Closing Session.

Miss Agnes Randolph. s:lperinten-
dent OF the Virginia Hospital was
elected president OF the Graduate
Nurses Association of Virginia yestcr-s
day afternoon at the eleventh annual
convention. which adjourned sine dic5
o ' ohcers chosen are as follows: n
Miss Jean Hurdlcy, Characteristic.
hrst e-president; Miss Naomi Sim
mons. Alexandria, second vice presi-
dent; Miss Mary Agnes Brown Peters
burg third vice president; Miss julia
Wellichamp, Norfolk. treasurer, lj and
Mrs. Charles Eaton, OF Richmond.
secretary. 6S
Addresses by suffrasette leaders
We're features Of the closing session
OF the nurses. Mrs. Benial min B. Wall
entinc, president OF the Equal Suffrage
League Of Virginia. and Miss Mary
Johnston. made strong pleas before
the nurses why the movement of votes
for women should be supported BY
them k
Mrs. Valentine took whac,s at the
City Council for appropriating $4,000
for the ornamental lights in Broad
street while. she said, the city rath-
erS refused to make an apprupria ton
for the Improvement Of schools. This,
tho speaker declared. showed mans
inconsistency.
The boys" Mrs. Valentine said.
i9SoifS tte SIedleSlt DtHcnL at tnCt
hands OF the State and municipal ad y
ninistratons' The girls are almost
practically uncared for, little atten- "
ton being given toward their adj
Vancement."
She concluded her address by asking
the nurses to unite in the cause or
suffrage. pointing out that If women
are given the ballot the evils OF the
country, the saloon. gambling denst
and white slave traffic can be stop
ped. 5
Miss Johnston explained TO the,
nurses the objects Of the suffrage
league, and told of the work which
has been done in this direction in Nir-s
gnia 8
The Care Of Incubator Babies" wa s!
the subject OF an address by 2lrs.aTlI-t
den Smith. Of Norfolk. The speaker
dwclt mainly upon professional and
technical points concerning the care
Of infants which We're nurtured in the
machines.
Miss Elizabeth Detwller, Richmond.
spoke briefly on subject OF caring for
babies Is
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Duncker, 10 East Broad Street, and r.
francione. IL East Broad Street. whose
buildings have been pronounced by tho
Inspector to be dangerous, were post
poned to March /. G. l.. and II. L.
Denoon, who We're reported for placing
steps on the sidewalk and maintaining
an unsafe building at 500 Orleans
street, Will be heard February O. The
lily Coal Company and Ira 4. Beaver
were dismissed on similar cha rges
Joseph jackson. colored. stole a.
quart OF oysters from the Q. e. Ray
Company on two coca ions, ana was
sent to jail for ninety days for each
charge.
Samuel Carter. colored, was sent to
the February term of the grand Jury on
two counts Of housebreaking In one
he is charged with breaking into tho
house of D. p. Whitehead and taking.
a pistol and handbag. valued at So.
Later a warrant was issued charging
MN With breaking in the residence OF
.. ". Bailey and getting away with q.
sold filled watch and : pair of shoes
valued at s44.
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shall Street which is the duty required
of the City Engineer, but not to make
survey of the lot. In fact. Mr.. Boil !.
ing stated that such a survey could not
be made without having in hand ali the
records and deeds Of conveyance TO tho
city.
Captain Taylor Sought Advice
Not satisfied, Captain TAYLOR took the
matter to the City Attorney, who re-
piled that under section GA OF the char
ter Of the city it is provided that the
City Engineer shall make such surveys.
reports. drawings. plans, specifications
and estimates needed in any depart
ment OF the city government. as the
CITY Council may require OF him Tho
city Attorney suggests that a resolu-
tion requesting the City Engineer to
make the survey be introduced at the
next meeting OF the Council. adding
that unless he is so directed. 1t is not
his duty to furnish surveys to any de-
partment except to the committees di-
recly connected with his department.,
those having charge of the streets, sew
ers, parks and river.
Meanwhile the Building Inspecto,
has refuse to issue the building permit
to Mr.. Nolkman. as. in view of recent
criticism Of his office. he does not pro
pose to permit the construction OF any
ouiiHihS WHltc the true lines OF the lot
are In dispute
Attacks Old NuIsnnce.
member OF tho Council COMMITTEES
on Streets said last night that there
has recently beer much complaint that
the work OF the Engineers Department.
was interrupted by unauthorized re-
quests for surveys and estimates. Coun-
cilmcn, purely for political effect in
their own wards. would have SURVEYS
and blue prints and estimates made on
improvements that there was no hone
OF communicating, and the time OF the
office was wasted. Recently, to cure
the defect, the Committee OH Streets
entered general order OF record tina
no such estimates must be furnished
even to any individual member of tho
Council, without an order Of the com
mlttee. IT was for giving an cstimat Q
without authority OF the street Com
mfttee TO Councilman Charles r. Rich
ards that Fourth Assistant City ungi
neer Todd was criticized III che renort
OF the Lynch committee, and, following
the Investigation of those charges, Mr..
Boiling was directed to instruct his
subordtnatcs to give no estimates on
public work except through the regu-
lar authorized channels.
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Geittiatio;lS manteb. .SFenule.

SVANTED. Ar ONCE, 4 POSITION RS
teach small children: music If de-
sired. Please state terms. Address
+ Z BOX 20. NJ 0. wv, Fredericksburg,
WOMAN WISHES WORK 3Y THE
day 03 West Leirh. Street.
EXPERIENCED, ACCURATE LADY
lstenographer desires positions: best
references. j 402. care Times Dis
patch. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03

At the request of Mr. ". s Gum.
who is declining housekeeping, we will
sell, It his residence. No. 100 West
TO-DAY. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Sd.
commencing at 1890 O'Clock
his Household Furniture, consisting OF
q very handsome CHARTERED Oak Hall
Rack, with long mirror; fine Brussels
Hall and Stair Carpets. Hall Chairs
and Tables, handsome walnut Parlor
suit, eight pieces. newly upholstered
and in perfect condition: Parlor Pic
lures and Ornaments, Administer Drug
gets. Leather, Library Suit, handsome
CHARTERED Oak Dining Room Suit. con-
sisting of beautiful Sid aboard, with
large plate mirror; handsome China
Case. eight-foot Dining Table and six
High Back Dining Room Chairs, all to
match: assortment of Crockery and
Glassware. Cooking Utensils and YES
Tables and Chairs. fine Alaska Refrig-
orator, handsome Polished Oak BED
Room Suit. fine CHARTERED Oak Mirror
Door Wardrobe. Walnut Marble Ton
Bed Room Suit. Walnut Wardrobe
Chairs and Rockers. Toilet Sets, Pic
lures. Clock. Ornaments, three good
Room Carpets, Hair Mattress, Pillows
and Bolsters. and other Furniture, etc
Sale positive, rain or shine. Ladies
" THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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RGnns fer Aent.

LARGE. HEATED. FURNI He D
rooms: also small room In rear for
colored, 40 +. Franklin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03

CARNATIONS, THREE DOZEN FOR
81; sweet peas. 81 per 100, delivered
Saturday. Phone Madison 22Sl-J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03

WANTlID. POSITION AS MANAGER
by up todatc Western farmer and
X sfockman. or would. take good farm
on shares. Address GEO. SCHOWE.
5I0 Vernon ST. Lynchbnrg. Va.
YOUTH. SIXTEEN YEARS OLD, DE.
sires clerical position. Writes good
rs hand. Best recommendation and
II references. II $50. care Times Dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
OWNERS APPEAR
| in POLICE court
Inspector Beck Complains That
Buildings Are Unsafe and
Must Come Down.

Alleged violators Of the Building
Code occupied a good deal OF Justice
Crutchtield's time yesterday morning.
On complaint OF Inspector Beck, Or. j..
b. Wood was ordered either to pun
down or put in good condition. the
stable in the rear OF 5oi West Broad
Streets Cases agaI-t Charles
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Do Your Eyes or
Nerves Trouble You

or have you other chronic ailments?
Call on DIR. FoRTNEY. Neurelogist.
Gil f. Broad street, for free consuita-
ton. Wonderful cures through neu-s
biological methods. Slgglg
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7belp GManten. 1remaIe.

W y NTED. FIRST GLASS WOMAN
stenoEraDher from March /. for an
out. of-town position. state ago. en-
perience, qualifications and salary
expected. Address Il 254. care Times
Dispatch
WANTED. WOMAN TO DO KITCHEN
work Apply 1927 Il. Main Street
WANTED. y WHITE GIRLaTO NURSE
az the Founding Hospital. Apply to
THE FOUNDING HOSPITAL. Thir-
IN-second and Clay Streets
WANTED. BOOKKEEPE,R ONE AC-
uualnted with general office work
Address. In own handwriting, II 391
care Times Dispatch.
AN INEXPERIENCED. Sk1LCUL, UNI
dergradua,e desires cases 10 nurse.
references. r. O. Box 465.
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Weftinus
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
HOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING

OF sToCkHoLDERs
NSi,es 10 herssy ssIen that mse,in. Of III.
COMPANY Soa and Lsiss BS oiltis OF s,s ss
% s, street. rstsrebys;; viIsns, satuf-
Il III. H. at sr. y. oe,Gsl
upon tho question OF rat.fyinr aud .ppso1ins
. conu,st executed By the Railway Company. un-
e &c. au.ho.!ty ot the Board OF Directors. With
hsiddendort. Williams & Co.. herein called tho
Managers and their aEoci7tea" members of
Which firms ar. directors OF the Railway Com
agree to use their les, efforts TO form . syndi-
OF which stockholders. officers and directors
o. o. me ~ Nalwny COMPANY may bo membera to buy
OF tho Ccmpany's Refunding Mortgage Gold bonds
lssued and fhsuehie under It's refundIng rnortrIre
oaied October 1. 1909. the syndicate to nave ths
J. loil. four million dollars ts4. 900. 600, psr
sa51e Sos .ny par. thereof provided not les, than
spoooo be taken at any one tlme) additionaI of
s arc. oonas ana Whereby the Railway Company
cia.es commission for forming such syndlcats.
INC OF passing upon TIC question OF rstifynE and
eepp.oEine contract executed By Che Railway
company under authority OF the Board o: ri.
Jestors and the Managers and their s.,oci,Is,
sno executed or to be executed By tho member. ~
the s7ndisats fer the sale to and purchaIa BIZ
the trrms here!pbefore set forth: ard Cor H. NM
pose OF taking anT and al! action At said msetinr
or any ao1onTnmeat thereof Eecca.iry or desir-
able ia eonnect!on with or permlne To ar -aT,m.
thereof. Ut any portion
, Notics in also sivea that at said meeting .uy
Srourbt bsfar. DC Hsnsaeted That may properly DO
he stock beokK OF the Company Will h. ciox.d
III, ihe e.o.e OF 6u8iness en- January pa 1911 ana
held 't' A1'ef aio meeting II
BY order Of the B sa Of Director,
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COUNTRY HOME.

ALMOST NEW GOOD EIGHT. ROOM
dwelling. l 5 acres of land, at station
on c. & O. r. r.. in fine nciGhhor-
mood; beautiful shade and fine water:
pretty home; poultry farm, etc at a
special bargain sI.7oo AMOS {,
POlNDESTER, no e. Min Street
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Zeal estate for 2Spur.

GIVE Us YOUR PROPERTY rs Sell
rent or insure. We VIII do the rest.
d. \. WALKER & co, Real Estate
and Insurance. No Mutual Build.
lng tentrance corner Ninth and Main
Streetsl.
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aufftnn 5dies. Tblg Dap.
By The Valentine Auction Co.
Auctioneers,
61S East Broad
SALE

FINE QUARTERED OAK AND WAL.
Nut BED ROOM, DINING ROOM
AND PARLoR FURNITURE. CLARK
a aSm FL "a .ssw RANGE : :; GRo n5:
RUGS, ETC AT NO. 100 WEST
AVENUE.
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Always Best Groceries
Always Lowest Prices
Nearby Country Eggs, dozen &c
PocahOntas Sugar Corn, &c, or 8

Nearby Country Eggs, dozen pc
Pocalontas Sugar Corn, &c, or 3
cans 4. 25c
Canned Tomatoes SC
Quart bottles Tomato Catsup lOc
Best American Granulated Sugar, I:
per pound Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Hamilton Roasted Coffee, I. lib II 81
papers .......r.. ice
New N. G. Roe Herrines, 25c per
dozen; or, half barrel ... 5000
Stag Brand GeIatine ...,.... Sc
Wine for jelly, quart ....... 20c8
Lenox Soap, bars 25cB
Large cans Table Peaches ~. Toe
Palmetto Condensed Milk. 8 cans 25cS
7 lbs. Best Lump Starch 25Cs
Good Lard per ID. Observation-Disclosures. lie
Va. Pride Coffee, Id. .. 2gcs
Best Sour krout, per quart. 7c.
g Fat MaCkcrcl for 2Sc
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen. Il. Sc
Creamery Butter, per h.. 27cs
New Dates, per lb,...... n cF5
New Lima Beans, per h.. u. !. To-
Best Hand Picked Beans, quart 81, i. Toe \
Old Virginia Herring Roc, on LIB.
cans. : Cor ..........
/ H. Rumford Powders 25c$
Sugar Corn, per can Sc
Carolina Rice, per pound ]. SCI
Whole Grain Rice, per h.. &C.
Early June Peas. ; cans for. Is. ESQ
Large Irish Potatoes, Zoe peck; per 81
bushel Use !
Sour Pickles, per gallon. .....5, ... 23c Z
! To-. GOOD Coffee, roasted 1.. 1896
s. Ullrrlarl' S Son
TWO W. STORES TWO l55.SsS35
l82O.22 E. Main. 500 E. Marshali,e
Two Stores-P Phone at Each.
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WANTED. WHITE MAN AND WIFE
on farm: man for general work; wife
70 cook, etc. Also single. sober. in
dus,fious man and tenant to crop on
snares. reference required. T. C.
JOHNSON. E,lko. va
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s.,nirlIors ann s.,aIegmgn

WANTED TO SELL OUR
caiehoars and novelties for advertls-
ing. Commission 25 per cent and
~ !-3 per cent. Address RAND Nc
NALLi d. Co. i0-42 East Twenty
second Street. Now York CITY
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9Rr8nnuIH.

HUMAN 'IA1R+ rsouGfi7. aSD SoLD
at HUGHES'S. 200 North Third.
ABSOLUTE PURITY AND FREEDOM
from organic matter--tire gallons for
2oc-Holly Springs Lithia Water
Phone Monroe 471
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR 7SMITH
held sausage. all pork: young hogs.
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MATTRESSES.

HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES i.EMADE
now; sanitary methods used; reliable
work. SYDNOR & HUNDLE:Y. I'll
EaS: Broad Street Madison :,on4
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE -STOr,J
holders OF the Richmond Transfer
COMPANY will be held at their Office.
500 East Main Street, at12 O'clock
noon WEDNESDAY, February &
ISL. w. 7. DARDEN II
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DfIu, nlale ann EpmsTp

YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN-
ment position: $50 month Write for
list OF positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dept 339' c, Rochester.
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MfSfelIalleous.
~ - - - : -
SHOE REPAIRING

MEMS SHOES. WHOLE soLED. 81;
half..soled. 75c.; ladies', 6Oc.: chill.
o,ren's, 4oe.: and up. according to
SIZE. Every pair sewed: no nails
or pegs Best leather. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. lie p.
Main. Phone Monroe 1861.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03

DOES YOUR ROOr LEAK?
If SO WE WILL STOP IT FREE. AND
guarantee II for period of two
years. PROVIDING YOU will allow
us to do your roof PAINTING. our,
prices are always the LOWEST. and
our Workmanship the best WE
KNOW HOW. r. H. HAMILTON
COMPANY, 129 West Canal street.
Phone connection -
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Isttd January 20, 1911
ny Sroer Of the Board Of Directors
D. c. PoRTEOUS, Secre,sr

i, Richmond. Va. January II. 1911 rs
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE;
stockholders OF the Broad Street
Bank, Richmond. Va, will be held AT
their banking house on TUESDAY,
February IA. 1911, at 10 A. NJ
ANDREW NJ GLOVER
I' 'f- CaSh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03

ANTIQUES
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repaired. polished and
packed: upholstering. etc l.. N AR
NALL & son. SIS Brook Ave Phone
Madison 6277
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03

YOUNG MEN no QUALIFY AS GAT
axe managers. repairmen chauneurs.
demonstrators, etc, You can earn
leo TO Si5o per month. and learn in
1ew weeks You pay only a part
down. the balance when you are
placed In position. You can come
either by day or BY night, sc teach
you bI- actual practice. We can place
Eou IN good position as soon MS
roinpctent Get outside healthy
work and good pay. Leave the stuff
~ Office. III health and poor pay Call
ana see us RATIONALE AUTOMOBILE
SCHOOL. !! West Main near the ef-
ferso Hotel
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BuSllIes8 OPPORTUNITIES.

- -
OP1'O R'rUNITY.
General merchandise business near
Baltimore. on main line railroad;
fourteen thousand cash sales an
nuaily: stock about thirty five hun
dred dollars. Post-officc in building
Thirty daily milk shippers. Owner
retiring. Address POSTMASTER,
Monkton. Md
l WILL GIVE IN EXCHANGE. FOR
board and room for myself and wife
the exclusive use (for boarding.
lodging purposes) Ii rooms, fur
convenience. telephone. etc Party
must furnish references. 104, care
Times Dispatch.
/ HAVE i MACHINE. THAT VIII
manufacture an article Of which
there liz $4,000 worth used in Rich
inond We want more capital Either
one or wo men, both TO take an
active part. Can show machine in
work and explain whole business.
1000 legitimate proht. Address II
ass. care Times Dispatch.
BUSINESS PROPOSITIONS OF ALL
KINDS on our list from $500 to $4,000.
~ you want TO buy. SEQ us We can.
nave business TO sell phone Madi-
son SIS. and We Will cali on Won,
J. " LORD. Noonandson Realty
CORPORA ton Business and Property
exchange. IS North Eighth street
REsTAuRA Nj.
oyster room and icecream parlor.
We'll lifted and doin ga nne business.
averaging $3.50 month. Machinery
and plant, with fixtures, cost $4,000:
stock cost $500 10 500. Owner will
accept $500 for everything If sold
Immediately. Sure fortune to steady
CORPORATIONS. Business and Prop
crtE Exchange. 2S y. Eighth Street
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Sou thern Ice Corporation.

Richmond, Va, January %, 1911
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Southern Ice Cor
poration Will be held at the office
of the corporation. Room 4O3. Mutual
Building, Richmond. Va, OH WE'D
NESDAI, February S. 1211, at II
o'clock a. NJ, for the purpose Of
electing directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting
c. E. ZOLL1KOFFER,
Secratary
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BeIp QlGaal1tan, EIaIe

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED FAR.
iner and trained gardner, married.
LOT country place English or Scotch
preferred Address II $50. carr
Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03

q a STATED COMMUNICATION
XXX of Temple Lodge, No. o. A.. F. &
WA. NJ, will be held in Masonic
Ismple THIS (Friday) EVENING at
I:30 o'clock.
Members OF sister lodges and transit
ent brethren are fraternally invited to
BY order of the worshipful Master
ALIEN w ARCHER. Secy
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Virginia Racing
and Horse Show Association. Inc
VII be held al u NJ. SATURDAY.
FEBRUARY II. 41911. in Room T. Mutual
Building, Richmond Va
MARK r. LLOYD. Secretary.
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SECOND HAND GUARANTEED SAW
mill machinery. planners, shinglc mill,
lath mill, rcsaws, stave saws boil
ers. engines. Eaaolenc engines, hang
ers, pulleys and shafting. /. BLU
EORD & co. lh2S East Car. Strest