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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-04

Feel languid, week, run down
Headache, Stomach "off" Just a
plain case of lazy liver. Burdock
Blood Bitters tones liver and stomach,
promotes digestion, purifies the blood
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-04

Soothes itching skin. Heals cuts
or burns without scar Cures piles.
eczema, salt rheum, any itching
Doans Ointment Your druggist
sells IT.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-04

The most awkward and ungainly
woman can be transformed into a
beautiful lovely creature if she has
the brain power to absorb the fact
that HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do the business. Tea or Tablets
So. cents. A. G.. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-04

Cheapest accident insuranee-Dr
Thomas Electric Oil. Stops the
pain and heals the wound All drug
gistS sell it
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-04

See how wat you have heard looks
in print and get dollar for doing it.
Win the news "tip" prize.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-04

'Ah, you sheer, but pray tell what
would you do?''
IF | had the wings of bird?'
Eyes, if you had the wings of bird"
I'D fly too
"Of course you would"
Yes, 1 would I'd fly to the cook
with them the first thing
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-04
Moro PRACTICAL.

eff l had the wings of bird would
fly to the farthest corners of the earth.
/ would soar over land and sea and
above the clouds. | would explore the
earth from pole to pole and all hidden
secrets should be mine"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-04

First Lady Rider-Im very much at
tached to my horse.
Second Lady Rider Feeling very I'M
CONFERENCE.-The ww-wish II w-was.
Chicago News.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-04
WAGON MARKET.
paid by n. J. Ridge q Son.

New Timothy Ha,
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Mica for CARTRIDGES

NEW YORK. November S.-Froro Ans
tralia comes The proposition to employ
mica for the powder chamber OF car
tridges. The alleged advantages are thar
me quality OF the powder could be judc-
ca through its transparent covering: that
on account OF the resistance or mica ~
heat the temperature OF the. gun would
not rise so rapidly with firing as is tie
case when ordinary cartridges are used
and. finally. thar in employing mica car
tridges II would never be necessary TO
grease the breach of the gun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04

%. Railway surgeons on October leth. adj
Journed their third annual meeting at
Chicago, which they declared 90 Dee the
most successful meeting tnc railway sur
seons have ever held. The officers elected
were: President. W. =. HOY. Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton. Wcllstou o.. first
vicc-presidcnt NJ. Cayann. NV York
Ontario and Western. Sylvan Beach. y
y; second vice-pr resident. G.. II Mayo,
Chicago and Northwestern. Rocuest
Ninn thiri vice-prcsid,nt S. Ii. Burn
side. Wichita Valley, Wichita Fails. Tex
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Parents 70 Virginians.

WASHINGTON. -. c. November s.
Nesers- Davis 81 Davis. Washington pat
'Ht attorneys. report the grant this week
90 rzens ~ This state of the following
D. t'rts Claude j. Davis and A. r
Finch. of Chase city. non-refliah.e bot
ro. Andrew j. Heninger. OF TazewslI
fence post. Paul j. =. kops OF Wa..o.
rotary engine. John r. Nicholson. q
Newport News. gun rack. George Wed
deruurn. OF Dunn Loring. locking means
FOR bottles and the Ike. Benjamin r.
Mackah ot Norfolk design for badge
p'n
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FLORIDA FLYERS
START IN JANUARY
Richmond Officials Attended
Railway Schedule Meeting in
W ashington Last Week.

The Richmond Railway officials who at
tended the meeting OF the schedule assoc
cation in Washington last week returned
hame yesterday.
IN discussing the action OF the associa-
ton an official said that no changes had
been made in the schedules going into
ana leaving Washington except in one
instance. There Will be no change in the
Southern. Chesapeake ana Ohio. Norfolk
end Western. Atlantic Coast Line. Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac but
the Seaboard Air Line train which now
leaves Washington at 10 o'clock in the
morning will hereafter leave at 1888. AMI
VIII reach the Main Street station in Rich
mond at PA =. NJ. instead Of 1928 T. NJ
The regular Florida specials will be
operated This season by the Southern.
Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air
Line, and each road viii send out its
first Florida special train on January
eth.
Among those who attended the meeting
were assistant TO the president Duke.
General Manager Culp and Traffic Man
aSer Taylor, OF the Washington South
EN-; Superintendent Of TRANSPORTATION c.
Q. Walker, OF the Chesapeake and Ohio:
General superintendent Hicks and General
Passenger Agent &. b. Ryan. OF The
SeaboaTd Air Line. General MANAGER
Maher and General Passenger Agent
Bevil. Of the Norfolk and Western. AMI
( Z. Borden ana w. ]. Craig, OF The At
lantic Coast Line.
President George W. Stevens. OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio. leaves tonight for
an inspection trip over the western end
or his road.
He will go as FAR West as Cincinnati.
and will probably be away for a week or
ten days.
General Manager G.. r.. Doyle has Just
returned from a meeting in Chicago OF
the American Railway Association. which
was The largest in It's history
There were present go delegates. repre-
sent ng % railroads. The large attend
ance was doubtless due 60 the general
interest IN the per diem question CON
corning the charge on freight cars. Tho
executive committee reported that f,.
membership Of the association now CONE
pIlses 5ll companies, operating 121.s6o
miles OF railway The associate member
ship comprises - members. operating ee4
miles OF railway.
The fail meeting OF the Association OF
Transportation and Car Accounting Of
fcers will be held at the New ST. Charles
Hotel. New Orleans. on November 9ri
and Dist Reports OF the following com
mittees VIII be considered. Executive
committee. committee on Der diem. COM
mittee on car service. committee on Of
fee methods and accounting, committee
on handling railroad service mail. com
mlttee on conducting transportation
cordial invitation is extended 10 railway
officials interested in transportation. car
service and car accounting subjects 10
be present ar this meeting.
Members OF the American Association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04
TREES.

W + OFFER ONE TREE OR 4 CAR
load or Norway, sugar and Fneli~h
maple elm. ash and other shade trees.
also flower ne shrubs. and sell direct to
planters. J. =. WATKINS & FPO
Midlothian. Va.
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AsTRoLoGY.

YOUR FORTUNE TOLD FREE
World $ greatest astrologers. Send >
cent stamp. name ard date Of birth. and
receive free "a reading OF what is ia
store for yoa- future. All matters Of
love. marriage and business in strict
confidence. We viii amaze You by ou-
predictions. address PROF. or MAD
Conn.
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JEWELLERS sPEcIALTIEs.

SOLID GOLD EARRINGS $40 1-p.
Sond Gold Siguet Scarf Pins. 81 90: Solid
sold Signet CufDlttons. $3.50 up: SOLID
,5ild Sisnet RINGS $50 up; Solid Cold
eler established lsSD. 1855 East Main
Street. opposite old Market
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SPORTING GOODS.

O rs. RIFLES. SHELLS. I'LL MING
coats, leggns loading sets. cverythinc
i.r the banter. d. EDDIE WOOD {
M..L L.nna-
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ROAD OFFICIALS
VISIT RICHMOND
New England Association of
Railway Supcrintcudents
Pleased With City.

Richmond was visited ty a. party OF
railroad ueu from tlc Nortu Friday. OUT.
unlike the experience o. tgo ol three af
their number forty 49, ago. they r--
ceVed most ho-Ditllla reception and
dd not change their cry from ron to
richmond. 90 "Each to WASHINGTON.
Rather were they both clptivatcd and
cai tured. and yesterday morning tn.,.
made their way leisurely to the National
Calhtal Win something OF regret az lcaN-
ms SO soon.
The party consisted OF New. ENGLAND
o4Nls''h ialir.-d suptriutcudents. the raii-
t''toa w. represent AID their names bee
New York New haven and Hartford
Mcssfs HtoTrf T.. Taylor. w 8 Nrrf.r-
na'N. g. G.. E.wcu 9. y. Woodward ,
Ross and II. j. HE.
Bangor ana Ar0ostook- Nfcss-s p
NJ, W ana 9nd W. h. Tfallett
-ti Go 1tfai Al Fred Sanborf
hoston and NaInc-AI .ssts tNfTf...,
~an'"rm j. j; IIrd tcu and s. g Il. o..-
Union Freight Road-AIr A. II. Grove
Al ~ them belong to the New Ensiaua
Association Of Railroad Suneriutcn Rents
Visit 70 South.
tt is the custom OF the n,e,,f.e-. ~ -.,
association To take tlir somewhere
through the country every year Most OF
the tours have been boz tha Northern
St"'es ana IN Canada. bat this fime the
association determined % visit the South
me party arrived in the CITY Friday mor1-
Line kailroa0. and were meet DO fhr Gcfot
by District Passover Acont Wcefhf.r
- the Southern Railway and hv MI j
stuart REYNOLDS OF the Richmond Eolu-
dfN and Manufacturing Company. hlm-
self a former railroad man.
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5000 COATS.

WANTED. TO Know WHY so MANY
OF our Tourist coats are -uld2 Because
thes" coats are 50 inches long and of
excellent material. fra gray and stylish
piai1s 81 the leading coiors. Thov have
the custom-tallOred appearance. aud t.e
nXlugs are or the best materials. Re
uarkHb!e value. $1,000 IHAlfffNi t.ls' =.
Mail order Department. Fifth and Broad
Streets
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HUNTING GOODS.

fRYIHING FOR THE SPORTING
f.1u- guns Rifles ammunition. hunting
a..t>. tennis goods. footballs. etc. We
age headquarters Cau on us HARRIS
HARDWARE Co. 80 East Broad
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PEERLESS FLOOR STAINS.

ASK FOR "pEERLEss" II YOr WANT
i1e best. Will cry il one uH.ht. make
Dd chairs ana fu-uitlre look roa- sold
Phone 1f-.-J
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HARDWARE AND RooFiNc.

II YOr NEED HARDWARE. ROOF.
irf. sash. Doors. Blinds. Pants
Brushes. Floor stains. etc. ~. are r..
tAttit!7 HARDWARE co. sls Last
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WATCHES

LADIES' OR CENTS GOID-F1ttt-n
Watches. So; solid Silver Chatelaime
NWNatches. So. solid Gold Ladies,
Matches. So. solid Gold Chatelainc
w atches. SO A. SCHEER. JeweIe- tes-
tabliShed IsSsl. 1855 East Main Stree,
opposite Old AIarket. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04
MILLINERY.

TASTY MILLINERY. VERY REASON
able prices. latest New York stvIes.
, N9ftIs selection. at CLARK'S MILL
ure 70 show you our hats.
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SPORTING GOODS

s 'tLDING IS TOWN: COMPLETE
irc OF athletic goods. leadq larters ea-
fatlished at HARRIS HARDWARE
90. 900 East Broad street. Richmond.
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For Sale.


NANIED-TD SELL a HORSE. Rt g.
~ and Harness. horse IS 1--we years o.d.
ana tLr gtss> SIS . rt3ner-tired Column
n.a. itt 'EElNA STABLES 1856 EASY
franklin Phone -4is
FOR sALE-ONE FIVE-IfORsE POW
80 bargain. Will sen r'ght ~ H.
BACliE d sons. 1912 East Main.
BIG BARGAINS ~ DIAMONDS.
Watches and Jewelry. largest. most r.
liable. RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE
Ninth Street. :. Bachrach.
SPORTING AND PET DOGS. CATTLE.
sntep. swine. pigeons. fcrrets and rsb-
DIS; ten cents for 56-paee illustrated
catalogue G. @. LLOYDT. Sayre. Pa.
FINE PLATE GLASS MARBLE BASE
snow Eases Tor inside and outside dis
play; Wil sell cheap. These axe L.gu-
class cases and suite ole for fine stores.
SCltNCkMAN, slS T. Main Street
FOR SALE. PEONIES' ROOTS. DC
each. $50 dozen; Trit0ma PfiueriL or
RED Hot Poker Roots IL cents enc.
l-3 Brook Road
FOR SALE-ONE 2 OR 4-HORsE
sweep power. secondhand. good work
lng condition; 50. W. *. BACHE *
SONS. 1906 r.. Maia.
FOR SALE. A VERY HANDSOME.
to AN $3.50 suit well made and strong.
q bargain u applied for at once Adj
dress Mrs. y. care Carrier %
WANTED. TO SELL CHEAP-A LOT
of stoves. ranges and heaters. also IL
fine Jersey COW Apply at No. PSI -
Clay. between and p. NJ.
FOR SALE-ONE LARGE STORE AND
stock. doing good business Stock
and building new. At Railway station
IN small town. Apply A.. Mineral Va.
GRAPE VINES. GOOSEBERRIES. CUR
rants, raspberrics blackberrics. rhu-
oaiD and asparagus; large assortment
- Is. WATKINS * BRO, Midlothian.
TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT
room brlck house. good condition CEN
taly located. Address + lg0. care this
office.
FOR SALE. ONE HIGH BOX PORCF-
Ialn toilet all in good order: can be
S.en az BOWMAN x GREGORY'S
fIumbing Establishment
WANTED. TO SELL JEWEL CAS-
hange, Sewing Machine. Cooking T-ter-
Sis Columbia Chdfnlcss Bicvcio An
ply ISIS IVY Street City.
SHAVING SUPPLIEs-A COMP rorr
me everything guaranteed WAGNER
DRUG co, sixth and Broad Gf~cfts
CTcn all night. -
FOR SALE. NOVEMBER EDISON pr
ords and ten Grand Operas on SAL ar
COZ T. Main. sue az
FOR SALTWATER SPANIEL pip
pes Apply 81 l. West Marshall street.
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FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAiLoRs

your order for YOUR winter clothes can
% see Us Only the latest and attractive
designs r. very low prices Your pa
tronage is n6iy solicited. call or
Phone 561- = JACOBSON q son. a1a4
+. Main Street
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WOOD HEATERs.

i-t' WARM AND SAVE COAL ny
-Nt--nE one % those nice Wood Heat
flpm .. EDDIE WOOD. West
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PAT E MT g
GUARANTEED

Patents secured OF Zee returned.
Send model or sketch for free oplnjo,
as TO patcutabuity. Send for flusfrafed
Guide Book Cg1tlins 100 mechanical
movements ard 2 ST OF INVENTIONS
WANTED. TELLS HOW TO OBTAIN
AND SELL PATENTS. Full particular "a
OF NEW TRADEMARK Law. Copy
RIGHTS. etc. Patents secured through
us advertised frce iu World Progress
Sample copy free.
EVENS, WILKSEN e CO.
Res. Patent Attorneys. 615 F Street
Washington. p. c.
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FLooR srkINs

sEE rs FOR FLOOR STAINS. PAINTS
.i rarr..tf.. f-l lu. .tu.vs ia
11o ELBA HARDWARE co a.
N.st Broad co--.; Henry
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DIAMOND BARGAINS.

800 FOR A 5-S CARAT DIAMOND IN
gents belcher mounting This is a gen
uine bargain SCtiAAFS. No s2s. Fifth
and Broad.
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SAVE MONEY.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. RICHMOND.
Va, IS the place to deposit your money
They viii take care OF II for you. and
return the principal on demand, and
by agreement will pay interest on IL II
lt STAYS ninety DAYS
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sTAMPs.

PAY GOOD PRICES FOR
all kinds OF old postage and revenue
stamps. especially Confederate stamps
On orieinal envelopes. kANAWfA
STAMP CO. Smithers, W. Va.
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CARPErsl cARPETs.l

bCESoE BEST Io-WIRE TAPESTRY
carpets never 20 wanting for lack ~
bM.e Han. Stair ana Room Patterns.
Jess Than f'c per yard. Special -Jc
.atf. pr So. made and lined. THAI
INNER : Mail order Department Firtn
aud Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04
CANDY.

PENOCHT, PENOCHH PENOCHI, AT
kAEM IF :. 10 North Ninth. Penochit
Penochl, Psnocai,
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GOLD WATCHES

No"l FOR A SOLID AK. COLD IA
~ watch with u-fowcl movement.
S'HAAF s. Fifth aud Broad
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BRACELETS.

SIGNET BRACELETS. 500 Up: PLAIN
band Bracelet. $40 up. A SCHEFP
Jeweler. establ,shfd ,ss7. 1850 L. Main
street. OPP Isite Old Market.
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SQUIRREL SETS.

WANTED. LETTERS FROM OvR OFT.
ei-town trade. asking FOR further la-
i'tn.at-n concerning our National
Squirrel sets. long liz and mum 10
match. also. sable and OpOssurt. ffl
flt .er special &c.. TIALTiIAIr.R -.
Man Order Department. Fltth and
fyrO,E
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For Sale.


-. - J.. y ~ i-t' OF SECONp-H AND
~ ...i1 wooden l-lleAs and hangers,
1'.-os- aiy size and bore, hydraulic
r,-"iI =. o-e MS5o " an 4-p4 lnser agtoma-
81 D --uIunser do-D,i,e-4,cction. run Is 70
40 49, ~ - - ,p9l-cI' - ~ ~.
evrc-. rto,,-" Iii 80 Jl,as,
49, 80 - a. va. D- SUI
Nm ~ ~, OF 'a-t lot rIl,ss- l. -
80 IN. oo- south I,l.1n 49, 80
lAlif li.s4 . Al l- a. - -
No.. $3.50 $3.50 81 e. "a "a e..
- .'iip'e s'.'.'7 "a, -, - 81. IL
So ~ ' 80 - a. t,,,. S..yti,er
- l,'-t - NY e. 80 AM
drer.1 49,. -,.F -,..+r,, eroeS ~,
r.etb ana r-oad
pr-,-r,.t, .,-r. l.t,r-r 1917 -r.or-r, p,c
49, ~ :. 'i--.,.>' --''
..... -s.t, ', ~ pofa-
Large Mackerel &c.. Mothers' oats co.
e. THE ECONOMY GROCERY STORE.
1925 West Cary Phone 44l5.
FOL; SALE-FIVE MILLION FEEf
standing timber. 20 miles from Rich
lllr' olIcN. b.4ck walnut on 500 acres
ZOO Vii - lii i,oNS, ~, - n
iei care Ills ono ava l''' i~'
80 1i IT, ia iiAs GRAM: MILL
ana atfIc TovCderS tobao., ,o,. I1
for your cattle. country rToduce Of ali
k Sl.S ~, IN, NJ . EsN APP soy
-- - -, - 80 1 '-o.IS, e,-O.
srt,l.rAr Ant, p,.rr->--.t-r, ,-..,.r,,.-,.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
GOLD AND SILVER BUYERS.

CASH PRICES PAID FOR
old gold and silver. iu any condition or
VIII give watches. jewclry. silverware.
etc. il exchange. A II. MEYER *
BRO. jewelers. no ql5 Last Main
street. Richmond Va
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AUTOMOBILE

FOR SALE-"WHITE" STEAMER CAR
go'd condition; new tires. Address
ID II. care Times Dispatch
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rINNlNe md PLuMeINo.

WE DO GOOD WORK AND DO IT
promptly at a reasonable price Tin
ming, sanitary plumbing. gas fitting.
painting and repairing tin roofs a spes
cialty: ranges and furnaces sold and
repaired 7. ". DORSETT & CO. IA
East Cary Street. Phone 2917.
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BAKERY

GRANDMA'S GINGER CAKE. SC. SIX
ioaNes Bread Tor 15c.: Cream Puffs. 90
3eztn three pounds jelly Roll. 80
DR. NkARD :. ~ IL y. Sixth
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DENTISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS, OPPO.
site the postoff1ce. Phone 2296 ExsN
nations and estimates freo-
eooK5iNDINo AND PRINTING
BLANK-BOOK BINDING AND ION
Printing. S. B. ADKINS &. Co Nos
and s Governor Street ''"-
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cONFEcTIoNERIEs.

hAEMPFS SCOTCH KISSES REALLY
o.is tlui. 4oc. per pound. 10 North
Niuth street
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ANTIQUES.

LARGEST COLLECTION OF ANTIQUES
N the state; everything at rock bottom
prices RlGGS. No. 5l5 East Main ST
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Heavy Increase.

The total tax paid 10 the state by tho
steam railroads Tor 1915 was s60s 51T.f7
IAe total tax resulting TO the State fror4
the steam railroads upon tho assessments
for this year viii he S615.300s5. being an
increase 81 revenue NJ S72.1S2 So
In the assessments FOR 1895 tho total
valuation az all the properties ~ tn.s
electric roads was S6.7lc6sS. In this
}cars assess inents the properties OF the
electric roads We're valued at S-59S S.
being am increase IN valuation over 1915
OF SSSogq9
ln 1915 the electric roads paid 70 the
state total tax of S5Dl-65 The tax
resulting from tle assessment Of this
years assessments wiz b- &7It9 u. hs'-
ing ON increase .n revenue % tle state
OF S. ggf g.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN.
ed by VIM. TOBIEN. Jr. Is q guarantee
perience. Cleaning. 800: Main SPRINGS
$40. 40S East Broad Street. Ali work
guaranteed.
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UPHoLsrERINo AND MATTRESSES.

We DO FIRST CLASS UPHOLsTFR.
Ing nt low prices. make new hair. felt
halr MATTRESSES made over ike new
LEVY x ISASS, o West Broad street.
Phone 1896
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PLows AND CASTINGS.
CARRIAGES ANO WAGONS.
DYEINo AND CLEANING.

SUITS SCOC RED AND PRESSED. 75c
suits pressed. SOC: suits dvod like reu,,
a. ellis. 325 North Firth Street.
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UMBRELLA REPAlRER.

sCREAP. S2i NORTH FIFTH. RE.
pairs and makes Umbrellas ~ order.
Phone him -
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siNoER's NOTICE.

j. HEYwOOD WINTERS. THE WE'LL
known New York vocal teacher. choir
director and baritone. will teach Two
caNs each week in Richmond Ny. Win
tefs can be seen NOnday Noveya oe-
9Th. NJ tho CABLE PIANO nom IRON
10 % 4
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SIGN PAINTING.

THE BURTON SYSTEM dNC), THE
only large, cheap and best sign Paint-
ers. All work guarantees. Is South
Eighth Street Phone 1916. Eichmond.
Va.
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FUR NisHEO HOUSE WANTED

FURNISHED HOUSE OR APARTMENT,
wanted by family Of three adults =
O. Box Sl3. city.
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oOLO-FiLLEO WATCHES.

500 FOR 4 20-YEAR GOLD-FrILED
case with Elgin movement. SCHAAF'S
No z-G. Fifth and Broad.
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FOR SAIE-FIVE MILLION FEEr
standing timber % miles from Rich
mond, 9 miles from depot. white oak,
rich land: good --room house. price s.
200. VIII tax, lumber for part pay. ID
Jos. care this ofice.
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DYEINe AND CLEANING.

JOHN Ia TOUCHE. CLEANING. DYE
Ing. securing. pressing. Us East Main
Street.
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You will find profitable Adxon will find almost
Miscellaneous.

WEATHER INDICATIONS.
RAINY. LET SCHRENP REPAIR
that umbrella. ~
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MACHINE RT

BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND EN-
gtues Boilers. etc: rebuilt as GOOD as
new c. 3. FORD CO. Trigg Shipyard.
Phone So2s
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LARGE INCREASE
FROM RAILROADS
Commission Completes Assess
mcnt Of Steam and Electric
Properties.

Tle State Corporation Commission haA
completed its assessments Tor this year
of the properties and franchises OF thu
railroads in Virginia. The assessments
have been delivered TO the Auditor OF
Public Accounts and to the railroads, in
order that the taxes may be paid. These
taxes are required to be paid to the
Auditor oc Public Accounts before the
ist OF December each year The assess
ments are much larger than those OF
last year. and they result in consid-
CRADLE increase I'm revenue 10 the state.
The assessments OF all the properties OF
every character Of steam railroads N
1893 were So3,slS.Slf. All OF the properti IS
OF the steam railroads. as assessed for
THIS year, are valued at So csc 554. being
aa increase in value Of S7.2lS280
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.

A. ALPERIN & CO. PAINTERS AND
decorators. agents for Ramsey meta
signs and porcelain electric sign letters
for Virginia 204 North Fourth street.
Phone 52f6.
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GROCERIES,. HAY GRAIN. MILL
feed, liuie plaster and cement, chicken
and cattle powders. tobacco. rock salt
for your cattle, country IEoduce Of all
kinds. NJ :. MUSSEN AND SON. 8
North Eighteenth Street. Phone, 1926.
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FOR SATE-TNENTN HEAD FINE
Jersey Cows. milk route. West End.
Richmoud. horse wagon ana equip
ments. Bargain 10 quick buyer. D. q.
BASS. iSnS Bainuudge street, Manches-
ter. Va.