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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-03

go into the parlor of the house a short
while afterward and discovered that
several pieces of silverware were miss
ing. -
Mr.. Sturgis started to inform the
police and met the officer. Mr.. Stur-
gis identified a pocketbook that was
found on the man, n the police con-
Guided he had done the two jobs. When
the man was arraigned before Re-
corder Condit he said that he had come
to West Orange for the purpose OF see
ing a Hattie Green. and. becoming IN
toxicated, entered the wrong mouse.
The police are inclined to believe ina
the man IS not a professional, but Cniet
Bamford decided to hold him "ltnout
ball until Monday next.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-03
at Lewis street and Seventeenth ave-

at Lewis street and Seventeenth ave-
nue..
Both these girls say that Anna came
to the factory two days 81 and SAID
that she had had a quarrel Ell NOME
and that If the girls did not see her
any more to know that she had done
away with herself, crying bitterly
meanwhile. These girls n the others
were wondering all that day MADE
Anna act SO queer.
Fred Manthey. OF $50 South Eleventh
street, was standing IN front OF the
house on Zenith street when the ma
happened, and says that neither he nor
other mel who stood there saw any
colored men or any men at all come
out of hat house at the time men
toned.
Fought Those Trying 20 Aid Her.
1.-The electric light vas shining and l
could see her plainly when she came
out He said: when she came out
she had what l though was a piece OF
PAPER, but l afterwerd found 1t was her
gray muff. She walled down the steps
slowly, holding this muff close to her'
and 1 noticed her shoes starting TO
burn. The flames quickly mounted
to her skirt and then l ran after her.
When she saw me and others coming
she ran quickly up Eleventh street and
stopped at a fence. Here she fought
every one who tried to held her"
A thorough search disclosed no trace
of oil in the hall or anywhere else.
Although her shoes were saturated
with oil, there was none found on the
floor of the hall.
Today at the hospital she stoutly
maintained that it all happened as she
said at first, and nothing would shake
her story.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-03
NEWARK
MANDATORY IS BORN.
Incorporation Papers of New
Hall Million Concern Filed.

Another automobile factory will soon
begin 10 hum in this city, and the for
nation steps were taken yesterday in
Trenton by the filing of the incorpora-
ton papers of the Newark Automobile
Manufacturing Company.
Its registered office will be in the
Prudential building, where Conover
English, one Of the incorporates, will
look after the legal end Of the business.
The other incorporators are Arthur
E. Egner and William L. Brown, jr., OF
this city.
The capital stock is half a million
dollars.
Two Pittsburg capitalists, John T.
Walsh and C. G. Paul, are also interest
ed IN the enterprise. The concern will
deal in automobiles, besides manufac-
turing them.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-03

staunch supporters. who for over thirty
years has gone in and out among us
n who was always ready to serve
when called upon.
THE city also loses n of Its best
and truest citizens.
He leaves behind a memory and ex-
ample that will not soon be forgotten
I'VE express to his family u sin
cere sympathy in their loss, and recon-
mend the foregoing to the board to be
spread on the book of minutes as a
permanent record in respect to his
memory.
THE directors are also invited 70
represent the board at the funeral
services"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-03
AWAkES To FIND
ROOM INVADED
By A BURGLAR


sent TO the house, and the man was
taken to the police station. The man
save his name as James Cozazis and
mis- home as 81 Lakeside avenue, West
orange.
He gained admittance to the house
through an ~unsecurely fastened win
dow on the front porch of the house
and went directly to the bedroom.
Directly alongside the window in the
house is a large desk, where a consid-
cradle sum of money is kept by the
family. There Is also a large amount
of silver in a room adjoining the par
lor, but the man confined his opera
lions 10 the second floor only.
Shortly after his arraignment this
morning another robbery during the
night was broughgt to light.
No sooner had Cozazis been placed
behind the bars than Policeman John
Mccormick walked into the station
with several pieces of silver wrapped
In an overcoat.
Edwin B.. Sturgis, of 81 Watching
avenue. reported that his house had
teen entered. The goods we're found
Iy Frank Davenport in an clubhouse
behind a house several doors from the
S turgis residence. This robbery was
discovered by the younger daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sturgis. who had placed
her pocketbook on the mantel in the
parlor. When she went to get 1t this
morning the family was unable to To-
cate it, but believing II had been re-
placed, thought no more Of the incl
dent. Mrs. Sturgis had occasion to
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-03
REWARDED FOR SERVICE
IN REAR OF ARMY"

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Fifty-six
years of service in the United States
I'm the rear of the army" was for
David Robertson the unique distinction
Of being retired at full pay with the
rank OF a sergeant. Robertson had
served continuously as a hospital stew
ard since 1854. The House approved the
bill already passed by the Senate to
allow him fun pay and allowances
amounting 10 S113.5s a month.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-03
Made suicide Threats.

Miss Sophie Pryor, IS Madison ave
nue., the forelady of the Newark Purse
Frame Company. where the girl Was
employed. and Rose RGffner, another
shopmate, were the ones who la seen
her last. Miss Ruffner saw her last
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-03
CONFERENCE ON THE
RAILROAD RATE AWARD.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The recent
freight rate decision of the Interstate
Commerce Commission Will be the SUB
iect of a conference here Monday be-
tween the Es stern railroad presidents
and the members of the commission
President william c.. Brown, of the
New York Central. today arranged by
telephone with Commissioners Lane Tor
the meeting.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-03
FISCHER
GIRL SET OWN
DRESS ON FIRE
fc-ont,nued from First Page,

anywhere without our permission,
said her mother. And hen she d1o
not return home last night | did not
k,,ow what TO make OF it until heard
of the terrible thing that happened 10
her."
Mrs Dirgo said when seen about 1t
that she had no reason TO think Anna
would nay her q visit at that time ana
hxed he time at $50, as her husband
alvyavs comes home about GAO n they
were at supper Wien someone 'oiu
them of what had happened
This vas corroboraled oy Mrs. Anep-
MO WaIz. who lives on the second moor.
Mrs. Dirgo further said that her lei
was not rung as the only door Deal IN
the house reached the second floor ana
She could not have heard 1t II II was
rung.
AIRS. Dirso Nursed in Family
NV acouaintance with the Fischer
famIlv dates back to last April, when,
in my capacity as a practical nurse, /
attended to Mrs. Fischer, who gave
birth to a girl. Since then have VS.
tied the Fischers about three TINES
feeling friendly toward them because
they named the girl after me, but ma
visited me only once last August When
she,ran in for a minute during the noon
hour 10 ask me why I had not been
there for such a long time. I kno"
nothing else about the offair and GER
tainly know OF no reason why she
should call on me at h q time
Mrs. Antonio Watz sale that she
heard no noise TO account for h strus
gle that the girl said had taken place.
between her and the negroes
- .aHEniyalr h1NH npATL
it,. she said, because You can hardy
mako a sound in that han without my
hearing IT"
After a long search. it was learned
that n girl answering to the description
of Miss Fischer had bought a box OF
matches at the store of Jacob Lau. y
Holland street, about $40 ?. NJ.
The matches bought at the store
were identical with a box Of matches
that was found In the hall.
The II" n back OF the stairs. |yhere
Anna SAYS the colored men dragged
her. ia lust about large enough for two
men TO stand min hiding without beng
eeen from the street, and is certainly
not large 9nocgh to admit of three
struggling persons. None of the by
standers saw any men answering the
description given of h negroes by the
girl. !
The two only other doors entering the
halls are in back. n entering the
Yard and the other the reilar. Both of
these doors were bolted from the in
side, and therefore no men could have
gotten out that way.
Made suicide Threats.
Miss Sophie Pryor, s. Madison ave
nue.. the forelady of the Newark Purse
Frame Corr pany. where the girl Was
EMPLOYED. and Rose Ruffner, another
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yice-chancenor's decision.

The vi~ce-chancellor said in part.
II am of the opinion hat it is un-
lawful and a gross violation of the
public policy of his State to contract
for a separation of the voting power
of the corporate stock from it's ownep-
ship.
1.-The situation as to the stock COM
planned of in this case is very differ
ent. When a ~stockholder has Invested
himself of the right TO vote at stock
holders meetings and has sold the
right or given it away to persons he
may vote it wholly in opposition to h 3
wishes and that the power to appoint
a proxy ~degenerates from q scheme for
the best method of conducting the
business of the company into a mere
device for maintaining the control.
The real stakeholder at a stocIholdscs'
meeting has a right to nave the other
real stockholders present in person or
by proxy for the purpose Of cons der
ing the weIl-being If the company
This result is not reached When the
contest is one which is waged lrerely
for control without regard to the best
interests of the corporation.
IF. therefore. the injunction should
run against the voting power Of the
52,4s0 shares in question it will cut no
possible figure in the election. There is
no charge of fraud or collision on the
part of the present management, and
there does not appear 10 be any r.
reparable injury growing out of the
situation. The motion for an iniunc-
ton, will be, therefore, denied.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-03
THEODORE M DIES.

READING. Pa. March 3.-Theodore
I. Hermann, at one time engineer Of
maintenance OF way of all lines of the
Pennsylvania railroad between New
York and P%ittsburg. died here today.
He was 70 years old.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-03
THEIR FIGHT
AGAINST CENTRAL
LEATHER CONCERN
coontinuea from FIRST page,

declared for the holders of the common
stock and thai the administration, ="
as it is called, is trying TO keep he
reins of power.
Robert H. McCarter. former attor-
ney-general, and Henry Wollman, of
New York, argued the case for the
eornplainants several days 6 and
were opposed by Richard Y. Lindabury
and Edward NJ. Shepard, late United
States senatorial candidate in the EN-
pire State fight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-03

TO PREVENT THE GRIP.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re-
moves the cause. There is only one
"BROMO QUININE." Look for sigma
sure Of e. W. GROVE. 25c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-20
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
MATTRESSES

HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES HEMADB
now: sanitary methods used; reliable
work. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY. I'll
East Broad Street Madison 32C4
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FALLING TREE STRIKES
MAN, CAUSING SIS DEATH
[sncclnl 10 rhc rlmcs.nlsnntchll

Especial to The Times DispntctJl
Whdcsboro. y. c., Junaury la.-1nformation
reached here yesterday OF sad accident in
the Western part of the county. Mr.. Lind
sey Mullins WAS struck on the head BY n
failing limb Of a tree and died Of the inju-
ries Mr.. Mullins moved to this county rc-
Gently. nnd had wife and sevnral small
lie was alone nj the time OF the
accident. but Atlas Boecham near, and
when he did not hear Mr.. Mullins cutting,
w.n, to tnySs.tsSais ana found nun on IN
and ne was taken home and medSa aid
called. but death resulted in few hours,
IT Is supposed that the three caught him
in falling.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-20
POST-OFFICE BUILDING
THROWN OPEN TO PUBLIC
View Structure mt fredericksburg
Erected ut Cost or 100000.
Other News


Especial Ia Tho Times Dispatch
~, rrcdericksburg. Va. January 10
the United States government at a cost
.ot $4,000. was thrown open to the
pubic Tor the first timo last night. and
me mails are now being received. dis
triDnted ana sent out from the new
building. Tho building Is u heautiful
one. of brick ana granite, and con
taihs every convenience and facility
Tor tho best service In handling tho
mails. not only for the city OF Fred
ericksDurg. but for various other
points. this being a large distributing
centre Postmaster Griffin received the
callers ana courtcously showcd "A num-
per OF them over the building In adj
diuon to the quarters for the different
departments of the mail service and
room Is provided for the Internal reve-
nue. ohicer. for the post Office INSPECTOR
ami for the Civil Service Commission
T. j. Marshall has purchased from
o. NJ Armstrong the business property
on the corner OF Princess Anne and
Frederick Streets. in this city, which
MF. Marshall has been occupying for
some soi Years; conducting large whole
DR.. J. Garnctt King has sold to w.
l. Armstrong the large warehouse
pronerty and tenement house on Fred
crlck street in this city
The sunday School Society of tho
Baptist Church elected tho following
oilcers at meeting held last night
IL. ID. Cole. vice president: b. p. Willis
superintendent: W. s Cheslcy. as
sistant superintendent: s. L. Eastburn.
treasurer: 5. II. Quinn. secretary: w.
y. Bell. librarian Executive commit
tee--Rev. i. ~. Williams, B. r. Willis.
=; X; Rawlings, l.. Ashton Dodt. NJ. q.
Wills. Or. j. Garnett King G. r..
AIR, and Mrs. A. Stuart Jones have
returned from their bridal trip and arc
AT nome at "Elnhurst." near this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-20

ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE
On this 18th day OF January. a. d.
1911, on reading the petition for dis
charge of the bankrupt. Ii is
Ordered BY, the court. that a hear
the DAY OF FEBRUARY, a.
mond. In said district, at II O'clock
noon: and that notice thereof be pub.
lished in The Tin cs-D!spatch a news.
paper printed in said district, ana
that all known creditors and other
persons in interest may appear at tho
said time and plaue. and show cause
Il any they have. why the prayer o.
granted.
And it is further ordered by ths
court that the clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors copies OF
said petition and this order, address ed
to them at their places OF residence n.
stated.
Witness the Honorable EDMUND
WADDILL. JR.: Judge of tho said court
and the seal thereof, at Richmond. in
In said district. on the 10Th day Of
January, a. D. 1911.
tseaD
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
r. l.. MONTAGUE, ESQ.
Attorneys for Bnnkrupt
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Norfolk and WesternRaiIway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLk
Schedule In Enoct January 10. lTl
Leave Byrd Street Statioa. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: $500 A. NJ, $500 =. NJ. 1910 p.
FOR LYNcHyURi1 AND THE VEST:
Sis A. NJ. 1890 ~ NJ. 500 I. 81. .s::i
P. II
Arrive Richr.ond from Norfolk: .ii:io A.
NJ. '6;S5 p. NJ. eli so r. NJ From the West:
$3.50 a. NJ. a2;co y. NJ. b?:i5 p NJ. sos p,
NJ, '9;na p. II.
daily, aDaiiy, e1. Sunday. esunda, only
Pullman. Parlor and Sleeping Cars Gaze
w D. BEvirL. D. p. A., Rich@end' Va.
>Gs~,lpe,S A-+-.R.9apcke. .ye,
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SENTENCED FOR PERJURY.
Maximum Penalty VIII he Given for This
Charge by Judge Stnplcs

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Roanoke, Va. January i9-JudGc StapIcs
an the Corporation Court, announced to-day
whom he sentenced William smith 10 one
year In Jail for perjury. that he intended
tho charge the maximum penalty. Ne said
that the courts might az VOL be abolished
II the wholesale practice OF falsc swearing
was allowed to continue. Three witnesses
and one of the prisoners who particinated
in case in the Corporation Court ycster-
day were arrested this snornng and will
be tried for perjury. The cage in question
was one of highway robbery and all throe
Of the negroes were sentenced TO the pani-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-20

Richmond, january II, 1911.
OF MEETING OF STOCK
holdcrs-The annual meeting OF
stockholders of The Life Insurance
Company of Virginia Will he held at
The chief office OF the company, on
Tenth Streets, in the city of Rich
mond. on WEDNESDAY. the 25tb
day of January. 1911. 1T IL o'clock
~. The stock transfer books OF tho
company will be closed from this
date until the 27th day OF the pres
ent month.
f.. d. HARRIS
Sncratarv
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G5tearlhoafs.
DOMINION LINE

Lv Richmond foot or Ash st. daily.7:co P. IT.
Leave Newport Northumberland 100 4. NJ.
Arrive Norfolk Observation-Disclosures: 100 A. 81.
Connects with main limo ltcnmers leaving
Norfolk for New York dnily except Sunday
1:oo p. NJ. Connec on also made by n. a
w. Ry. p. NJ. and c. & o. Ry ct p. NJ.
Night Line ateamers stop Mt Claremont to
land or receive passengers signal.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-Jame. River
by daylight for Norfolk, Old Point. New
port News and all James River landings.
Steamer leaves Monday. Wednesday, and
Friday mt 7;o0 a. NJ. Frelgh. received for
ell James River landings.
Main Ticket Office. s2l f 11,in Street.
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FLATS fnr Nen..

s-RoOM FLAT, SECOND FLOOR.
with porch and all convenierces. Call
Madison 4937-L, No childrel.
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WANTED. OCCUPANT For ITAIT
room. with board: private family:
home comforts. Madison 30s-J. An
ply eli West Main.
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&eetinga
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL. MEETING ~

Of STOCKHOLDERS.
:. Nei:es is hereby given that { meeting of tho
s mIi Sl q sEAnoARp AIR LINE RAILWAY
Company, Noa and Iesh sS SitSG s,e ne
more NOR Street. ee,erGsYrs. vitEinl.. on sa,ur-
IL til. si H. D a. eleven osGes
upon the quettion Of re.ifyInr md spproyinS
Z, oanI,st eIeeutcd b, the Railway compsny. I'M
MitdeHdcr.. Williams 4 CO. herein called rho
aanaEe.s and their assoc,atss.' members of
which firms are directors OF the Railway Com
pany. Whereby the Managers and their associate,
axIee 10 Use their best efforts to term synti-
eite Of which stockholders Officers and directors
from the Railway Company $40 COO 900 par vslu.
OF uhs Company's Refunding Mortgage Gold Bonds
n.'.S 3no suasis Snder rs reiundng mortkag.
tisht 10 purchase at any time or before August
lsil. Four million dollern lS4. 0o0. OoOl par
ssIne 10 inJ part thereof. provided not less than
said bonds. and whereby the railway Comusny
hsrees to pay to tho Manager, and their srso
snS commission for forming such syndicate;
ana OF prsins upon tho question OF rstiiyine and
approving contract executed BY m. RniiHaY
company under authority OF ths hoard OF ri.
restors and the Managers and their ASSOCIATES
and executed or to be executed By ths ,nsnSar. 80
the syndicate for the esls to and nnroLsS. Nv
.ysh .yndcst. OF asid sic 900 900 q Sonas on on
pose of taking any and all action AZ san MARTY,
or any adjournment thereof neceesary mr. de,ir.
a ie 10 eonneetion With or gerIaana to or growing
thereof. or any portion
Notice ta also given that at said ms.,,,, an,
Syouxs, w, VIZ of transacted that may properly b.
The stock books Of the Company will b, ,,o,.a
viii cont,nu. OF 1usnsss On January "a. l01i and
held N''' after SAID meeting is
Bye 81 af 3ais': o1 e. H R51 .,
D. G, PoRTEoUs. seerstary.
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Of tho Newport News and Old Point Rail-
way and Electric Company. II Is said that
Mr.. Butler will go TO san Francisco. Cal.
10 take the mannecment of the street rail-
ways there
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Solicitors am 2aIes,nru

sALESsfEN 10 @CARfT
on commission short line of ten
STYLES Of spccialties In mems solid
!eather shoes to retail at $3.50 and
90. state experiencosund references.
Address $3.50 AND $500 SHOE FAC
TORY, Baltimore Md
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FARMER LOSES S10..
Youth by False Representation. Gets Check
and DisnDDenrs

HnU IJIsuUItnrH.
Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
South Boston. Va. January la--Ycsterday
r l.. Anderson. a tarmcr. came to South
Boston and sold his tobacco at Farmers
warehouse for SIC, but when ho wen; 10 tn,
office FOR his check It developed tint an IN.
known youth OF seventeen years had pre-
coded him. telling the clerk that the owner
had sent him for 1t. and before the bank
could be notified to atop payment OF same
the boy had red with his booty and has not
been caught
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-20

In the matter Of No aTe
KELLEY & DUDLEY. In
Bankrupt. Bankruptc,,
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SITUATIONS gManten, D'emale.

LADY STENOGRAPHF;R WITH PRES
Ont position desires TO mako a change
Has a good English education. Adj
dress y 1874. care Times Dispa tch.
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BY G. l.. & H. l.. Dcnoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

a VALUABLE FARM IN HANo1.r !,
EE9AD, ABOUT EIGHT MILES. FROM
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND. =.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated
oetooer 80. 1908. and of record in Han
over Circuit Court D. B. 43. page so1.
default having been made in tho pay.
meht or the debt therein secured ana
being required so to do. l will Sell az
puoi Is auction. on the premises. on n
FRIDAY. JANuARY 90. 1911.
at 1890 p NJ.
al that certain tract OF parcel OF land.
VIII, with all the improvements therein.
lylnE anu being in the county of Han.
over va. containing 100 acres, more
or less, and bounded By the CREIGHTON
Road. ChicSahominy River and a nor
tlon or the Gains tract This land il
we'll adapted to trucking II,
TENNIS: Cash as to the expenses OF
executing this trust and to paying
note Of sl,1oo. with interest thereon
and two years. -
c. L. pENooN. Trustee.
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VIII Go

VIII Go Ia San Francisco
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Hampton. Va. January l9.-I,nofficial an
nouncement is made to-day OF tho reslsna-
ton az W. w. s. Butter as general mana ger
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II. w. GOODWIN. ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt
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WOOD TO BURN SHOULD DE WOOD
inoced have made Il speciality OF 1t
since, 1897. Recently 1 have added
Tree burning coal: there Is dif-
terence. too. LONG. The wood Man.
Madison 1869.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-20

In the matter of \ No o77
c. T. ROSS. TRADING
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
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DerSundIS.

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SMITH
neld sausage: all pork: young hogs.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
CT IttGHES'S. 2oa North Third
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Goal ann QQlonh

QUALITY AND QUANTITY Ape
guaranteed from us. We have oak
pine Or slab wood. and our prices
nro right. We please everybody
Phone Madison 6913. NORTH CARO-
LIMA WOOD AMI COAL CO. S27
Brook Ayapue