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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08

Sangt Sop. geo 2anSslfirenSet i
8rimninooolen iorleSen Ssnoag
glcroe 3. @alntsares ira gnnroi I
9iterooIen ct Sop paa 40.5 Reter
Q31 engelife Sob, men iaISt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
Sra uorse.

Ga. $4,000 SDlDtcr Ssmnler ifal
| 8nter bltgeeS / SryiiI 8ounnure.
fog. Der er Mortgel poa Sitggcre |
9pgoelL inches til "SSrrSIanospu-
ilen".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
Sverige oe SinIano.

Wnlmsbus Siut. ItoluB aontmt.
rabeinrclje bar poa et Wsoe neota.
get for en- Sum al 100000 ar. at
Staten gieu5Nnmeu W6dLrts.
hrs eliot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08

Faster and faster the pace is set,
BY people of action, vim and get,
So il at the finish you would be,
Take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08

Slep paa 5pen. Sra SonSneS'
Iisen meSoeIeS 0er 20oe Se2rudr:
20 2iiter5aaSe, biemmeberenoe paa
srassan, bur poa $ieuttltr ira 6!lfe'
paret SoImen, Sers, 2sroos. ar'
ser 51ntape % ooIOiOm Sle5nr5
fQn 9uaSere ira bnraHSer, Gcr enc
u Sem fom life / SaUn. 6ornooeat'
liz er be1 fplSt al en- Sp og er gaaet
t-5urS5 sie6liffelig. 8oaoelS Se'
idsuiug par S80ebsmano Sans 2lulc,
% aar, efterEaoer Jig gute % ct
&arn. Nartls aSoifien "a Mar,
Gute og ire Bern. Benjamin a0r'
ra0ien, IA adr gurrmeLv ugtit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
@rnnn pan SanbsbnaSen.

Tinge6u me0oeIeS, at Der forIeOen
ubbrso Srono / Dagger Slie1rs &ils /
set bpbebpsgeoe 8oolebro / Etngebu.
@in0en bar iterh ipoIig, Og 9tabobll-
icne bar trlteoe., Ger bar itor Slut.
ning$bieIp, men Gugargen paa
@ono bar bcbprIig. Wtan tit Dog
inSifrpt6et @ranoeu til bette ene
,Su5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08

OPS nogeu fan gips mig CplpsutHser,
iput fan leoe nj Of iinse 3 Born ,iter Cub
brano Slf.H aiat al Sisblaao 8ruirte, Jtl'
more eouutp, giiHReiota, eter Be nrrrsfe
SlGstntuse. ON BprHeue itulee bare bsbe,
oil ifs pRre mssst tatHeWmstis. Serrsne
sr uGpnt Tom arpiussr / Beet eiter aoOti
R. Sacobieu al Gins, RsrtoH gomatp,
Rortb 9a,ota, pg iom tibtissre boe6e |
Rnrbeesu AZ &tImar, gtnn. EgipsHtHa
bebes @obhessfHIet isnot III
Shepaprt 8. GelaHS,
aoniniiiratpr o. Grecutor / u. ". Sacobs
lens 20, Guns, Y. DAT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08

Gicnppmsbanbcl. @omber RuS,
mirgat poo Gotten me0 tiuiG8erbe
Sfoae ug 8ntSfaIS er al gieren Bill
helm @ilbelmien InIgt til 9rug8eter
%iorne aar8 2~lrooigien for 1920
Gr.
SoI5crq, Gup, / 9siter 'er ILL.,
"6ouar SttftStiS.~ at 0'6rr. 9.
&aQutQituo % 9lSootot @rurOerien
iciat til Sfpgiorpalter RiRr. &icbc'
lurnrcu er otter 6orIpSetthe co. 145,'
COO &r. SGlgerm figbte @tenbo1n'
men for ca. 4 TtaarcScr itSen fcr
10000 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
"8rnuStsies SuS",

"8rnnStsiss Su5", iom bill htne
bpgeet i S1tbieitrroe ! aisbenbnOn,
I'll, iieLge "9erI. Gio.", Hipe et hst
monumental 9psrin8 mteS en- fDr
5oriaIingSial i llrSrrcta8en, S@el
/ 1eQereto8errc "a eoert Sor'
eringNofaIcr. 6ocoocr mar ct trent
fprineenbe, tanrrIiFren0e Wd6tpdrti,
og sperit blioer oen inrDtfet meo en-
bGr M1lrfrcne. Y1otcrtaIet bltoer
rso Ster og Gerenrpubs. Gangs
Warrfrcrcn bar man tTttft nt on-
bringe SpnboIer / iterfc 5drber Tor
Ggr, Sbor, 5reia oio. $ Spgntn8enS
Hor5al oI ser blirc ooittaet en- it0r
BUTTE Of Srm9tpig iOr uSfsrcs al
9erels 9fopsaarS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
0sc gurserSaabsmcsulier ifd N

3sc SorgerSaaosmcsaljer ifd mi
prGees meb Bong Soafon2 8TIleoe.
Wteoalicn, Der bIep tuoitiftet / 1919,
hor btbtil booret Carl Spbarrs Bill
IeNe. Der ifaI prp9e8 8 Gremplarer
/ @rIb % POO i Selp. s MobiGt'
ming til booo Der er SiIhuIbct meh
CIaossS roenel, forbIiper 8orger'
HooSsmeoaIien WobtagercnS @ien-
NCfu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
Srrr for 10000 Grnnrr.

Erer for 10000 &rpncr. Sdrlor
SIagteri bar / Ssbet al fort Si6 fisbt
1S9 iture, feoebe Srer ira 3 Spritia.
briter pao Splmrhere. Slngteriet
bur for Gsie 9pr betaIt noget ooer
10000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08

GienSumsbouScl. @aorSen gers-
rps / Sole er ifdge Reooeleie ira
Ssnefos, al glrroreas Soaritao iolst
til Naf Srobolsg Sole. 8oaroen
tcr en- SfpI0 al Nart d .16. &isbe.
iltnI1uer er ubefierrot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08

On ubftrait Eopnldrttci. Browns Bron-
chial Troches bar urret / SanoeIen mango
Gar. 6or liuortna Of Spite, 6ortiplelie %
Salscrber bar be pitt Jig paalteeIige. SRl'
aes tlm / 9Giter. 8ris 25 Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
Den ftne Gpuaenalafe.

Scn me S~pngenai8fe. Uao, Sdt0$.
tbrn9$lranb, @roserer, 8aaroeier
u. y. Senieu, Stengaar6eu er no
t@rrtt til toneebaIgt SanoStbim$.
manb / Snnpr 8abens Stc5. Sr.
Senien, Ger fornplig fpISte 20 Mar,
uegtebe / @fteuoaet pao @rno al
i'm beie IIoer at ~unbta8e @icrpaIg
til 9moStbtneet. San er 8anmreI
9ergidner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
Surliiet / Sssauet. S 5tortbirqets

JprltIet I SSbaoet. s Stortbtnget3
Mfe0e Dem t6be 6eb. meSbeIte StatS'
raa0 Irctanber, at 9anOeLs0eparte.
mentet boohe gtoct Orore til at Icie
cit Camper ira 8opitaOm til at bente
De reooeoe ii Nano al Sfonnrrten
"aotrire"8 8eiptntug paa Grr5et
SsGano. Surfoihinser berpe0 bill be,
Lobe Jig til $50 Buno SterIi1rg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
Tor bet iurnfIe Eproa. Era 9

1Sor oct iOtnfe Sprog. Bra Stod.
hoIm meIoes ben t4Se Se6ular: 9en
pe6 Wtsoet paa 9rnro Sota BEN
216e Snmtar ueSiatte 8orttte Tor oct
ipenife Sprogs geoorelie / llSIdnoet
bar pIGrIast en- 5oreorass- og Stole'
uirfiombeS ! Ell Gel al be itsrre iOeIt.
lie aolonier | lloIan6et. Otter Sp-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
Giterlysnins.

gIin gRGnb, 2uoois 5phnipH, Der rFmte
ira 7raHteranitaIteH ! SHorptls, Soma, Den
l86e auguit iibitlsoeu, bar ttie ieners label
bsre fra ia. Dan or omtrsut 4S Aar GAM
mel, almtnoelig Sstoe, ban brusts Tort. rPo.
Gstigt StIPa, % bar lpiebIaa Cine. Surs
noscn fan meerrette mig pm bUpr ban fan
Fn6es, oil be glsre mig % Bsrnsue en- tor
IleHeite. Mrs. 9rta Sobnion, 3ecorah,
Soma. 5S-2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
Qauo tiIiaIaS.

NthNV tttfutHcs 8 NItep' %
9RtI moro ira Sarnep, Rtflano Co., Y.
3. 3cHne Sarm ptLos Ie9 heIit rtuts bort
% tai gJpe eDbe Bstmsslisr. $40 acrss
6l4 gNI uoresit fra patton. q. L 800
acrss ~ gtt u~orooeit fra Sertbolo, u. ..
1850 HereS 81 giil uorsueit ira gaLermo,
u. 3. GowGrb ReberiOu, patton, y. &,
Dor 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08

Mniifoireftsr Esear Surg, Gre
brifsbal6, en- i San0bco en- bienrisat
Rdlro. Son bar nendig miitcf s
9grrt, oe mn or ban bleoet gufenvaaro
sor onben Sang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08

~Rprbucs.- frt bcfrubtaisres herree, at orr
RVsu % Svtsrrm0oer. 5u9cb0rs g. ROI0aes.
esbc ttlt % Cub brEstpeu ben See Jeb- 1907 I
Sirulmst bot uaOeEtesH,be. 1HH bdr bst ben
lite gal 1915 Yad @darsea RSrbuts | eegneaIs
gr9icgiGl0. RUrss. % toni Ill anert'a 1855 mss
I'm g4aub os 5 SFTs. b5VTdf fun IN c~osrIeoeT
bsuoc. qua 5ar uegrt iuaa be hotic GaT. men tuH
Seuaeligscnse BE- fbtr TO RaGRsser. Gua lGuae'
oss iEbtrgis eftsr al tua tOmns hicw til evtlea bVs
Cub. ScHbtS gQaRb 6ges for 10 daF Fbeu. 6trk
utb atross Stss.
3asrbOrs eaI5Oriou, I. Ruroaes.
Gubrrt SaEsunou on.
Csfso, Ircllpcalsau Co.. 0ts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08

~iIiaIes.-au LeSen6e Hacer Gf iuIb-
bIobs SgHS, 2gHber. gfas og 3aliursr.
9e9 % RussmaIttHsr III Idoe Brtier.
Seuo for AataIOs. Chanticleer Poultry Farm.
Boz 500. Mankato. MINI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
Daily Court Record.
Law and Equity Court.

DEGREES entered yesterday-Kate c..
Burch vs.. Burch, etc. Distribution OF
funds. Ncttie w. King VI. NJ. l.. King.
for divorce, Susan Il. Throgmorton vs.
Robert w. Throgmorton. for a divorce.
Suits Northumberland Wood VIZ. Clar-
ence q. Burton. for 10000. This is a
contested damage suit. Southern Paint
and OIL Company We. Western Union Tele-
graph Company. for 300. John A. DISH
man VIZ. Lena X. Dishfnan, for q divorce.
M. Pcndcrgest vs. Richmond Leather
Manufacturing Company, for 5000.
Bergh's Sons &c Gaede Vs. Reuben Heney
for 1920 j.. a. Goode vs.. Southern Rail-
way Company, for 1923. Mason Bell vs..
Southern Stamp and Stationary Company,
for 1850.
Judgmcnt-K. Fisher e. Son vs.. J.
Rothschid, for $50.
Case set for to-day-W. f. Harris and
w. NJ. Cary VS.. w. J. Payne, for 100000.
Damages on lumber contract for COM
TuigYilurE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
MR.. COREY REELECTED.
Again Head Of Steel Corporation.
Dividend Declared.

Corey was reelected president OF the
United States Steel Corporation at the
annual meeting OF the board of dlrec-
tors in this city to-day. All the other
officers whose terms expired We're re-
elected. Regular dividends of 3-4 per
cent. on the preferred stock and IL
of / per cent. on the common stock
We're declared. The net earnings for
the quarter ended March Slst were $685.
1224oo, an Increase of s2,4SS,oo2 over
the same quarter last year
The untitled orders on hand amount
to s,043,s5S tons, an increase of l.025.-
1i6 tons as compared with last year,
These figures show a considerable de-
crease from the last previous quarter,
but are in excess of those of any cor
responding quarter in the corporations
history.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
THIRTY THOUSAND
FOR COMMISSIONS
Such Is the Claim Set Up in the
Suit in the Law and Equity
Court.

The suit OF W. e. Harris and w. NJ,
Cary against WI. Payne. an action al
leging breach Of contract. in which dam
ages are placed at $4,000. is set for trial
in the Law and Equity Court. This suit
reference to which was made some time
ago In this paper, grows out OF
an alleged contract between plain
tiff and defendant for the sale
of u large tract of timber lands in
buchanan and Dickenson counties. The
plaintiffs allege that they were entitled
to a commission of $50 900 In the event
they found q purchaser for the property
at $350,O00. They allege that they did
find, prospective purchaser. who was
ready and willing to comply with the
terms, but that the defendant declined tt
consummate the sale. and refused. and
has since steadfastly refused, to pay the
commission
The defendant states that the parties
failed to furnish responsible person
who would pay for the property, that
he therefore sold it to other persons
and declined to pay the claim of tho
plaintiff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
HAS NEW NAME.
State Bank Of Virginia Becomes
National State Bank of Richmond

The State Bank of Virginia passed
out of existence last night, and in Its
place there appears this morning the
National State Bank of Richmond. The
new concern is doing business at the
old stand. and to all intents and pur-
noses it is doing the same old bust
ness with the same old officers. the
same old capital. the same old repu-
tation for soundness and first-class
methods and the same old constitu-
cncy.
The process of changing the instl-
tuition from q State to national bank
has been going on for q month past.
and the whole business. except the al
teration OF the lettering on the Main
Street sign was completed before 6
o'clock last night.
The State Bank OF Virginia was
organized in 1870 with the following
officers: w. Fl. Mcfarland, president;
John M. Goddin, cashier. In 1871 John
L. Bacon became president, and the
following year William W. Hill was
elected cashier. In 1857 John S. Elicit
succeeded Mr.. Bacon as president.
The officers of the old bank under a
are: John S. Elicit, president; William
NJ. Hin. cashier; Julien f. Hill las
sistant cashier; Directors, Alexander
Cameron, John S, Elicit, Joseph AI
Fourqurean, Granville G, Valentine
James D. Crump j. L, Antrim, A., r
Ellerson, William M. Hill, Horace S
Halves.
The National State Bank of Rich.
mond has a capital of 100000: surplus
100000; deposits, $2,6O0,O0O loans ant
discounts, s2,S75000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
WILL PROSECUTE
ALL Y|0LATORS
Agricultural Board Determined to
See That Pure-Food Laws
Are Executed.
THIRD REPORT ON ANALYSIS
Large Percentage OF Samples
Found to Be Below the
Standard.

The state Board of Agriculture and I'M
migration has just issued its third re-
port on the analysis Of foods. This bull
!etin contains LOG pages. and is the most
complete report on this subject that the
board has yet issued.
The result Is given Of the examination
Of TIC samples, l62 OF which were found
TO be either below the standard or adul-
terated.
The State Board is determined, as faT
as lies in their power, to prevent the
shipment to this State of all food pro-
ducts which fal! below the requirements
of the law. All violations Of the law
will be prosecuted.
The bulletin just published contains the
pure-food law OF this State and the reg
ulations and rulings of the board In re-
gard to same, together with the stand
ards adopted These standards are the
same that have been adopted by the
United States.
The bulletins were received from the
printer yesterday. and are now being
mailed from the offices Of the depart-
ment.
Results of Tests.
The following table shows the list OF
foods examined. ard the result:
No. samTi.s
found either
below stant-
ard. aduiJer-
No. OF ated, or on
Name of Article Samples tanning an
Examined. Examined. injurious
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01

satisfactory to tho sellers, and but few
Sales were contaminated.
Tho following auction sales will take
place to-day:
at o'clock g. l.. and II. r. Danoon vii,
sell the very attractive dwelling, No. los
Barton Avetuo, IN Barton Heights.
~ o'clock hlcVegh and CHM viii
sell Nos. 12o and i22 West Cary Street
and Mt 9 o'clock they will sell. Nos 525,
527 and $50 Church Street.
AT $3.50 O'Clock the Real Estate Trust
Company VIII sell No. Big North Twenty
fourth Street.
~ O'Clock Henry S. Hutxler g. Co.
VIII sell No l6 East Clay Street.
All Of tho sales will take place on the
Premises named.
to Charles w. Williams. trustee. the prop
erty known as No. T24 East Main Street
Tho price paid was $4,000. The property
mas frontage Of about eighteen feet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
STEAMBOAT AND
RAILROAD NEWS
eryTrr - CHS
Virginia Navigation cont'any's
Changes Make Travel Quick
1 On the James.
NORFOLK & WESTERNS FARM
Scaboard Air Line Arrangcs New
Schedule to Hurry People
to Exposition.

captaIn Weistger. of the Virginia
Navigation Company, has returned
from Norfolk and the jamestown Elk
position, and. after n long struggle,
he has got the daily boats of his line
In fine shape for quick service and
prompt connections, and ho has also
arranged for all necessary stops along
the James. Under the new arrange
ment and the now schedules people can
leave here in the morning visit historic
points on the river. and return III the
afternoon by the stream boat.
Mr.. II. II. LeI3aum. land agent and
Industrial engineer of tho Norfolk and
Western Railway, was inNthc city yes
tcrday on business connected with his
department OF the great east and west
line. Mr.. LeBaum is taking great
deal OF pride In his experimental farm.
just east OF Petersburg, and well he
may, for 1t has been the means OF
bringing many settlers to virginia.,
and It's promise OF future usefulness in
that line Is very bright.
Beginning this morning. tho Nor
folk and Western Will have irst-class
Pullman cars on the Cannon Ball"
Richmond Norfolk line. This seryice
exposition period, and the Norfolk and
Western had built for 1t two splendid
Pullmans. The other two are old cars
that have been oyerhauled and made
az good as new.
slight change on the Chesapeake
Steamship Company's lines goes into
effect to-day. Beginning this morning.
the steamships Charlotte and Balti-
more Will be run on the West Point
line. and the steamers Augusta and
Columbia on the Norfolk line. The
Columbia Is the new ship the company
has recently had built, and 1t is just
from the shlpyards spic and span.
The official announcement is made
that the Seaboard Air Line will have
fifty locomotives delivered to IT in
July and August. IT is now receiving
deliveries of additional freight cars.
Former General Manager S. IT. Bow
man, OF the Richmond Transfer Com
pany has opened Offices at No. sos
East Main Street. where he has gen
erai tourists and trans Atlantic pas.
sengcr. express and freight forward
ing business.
Superintendent and traininasters o.
the Ssaboard Air Line met here yes
terday for the purpose Of arranging
quicker schedule between Richmond
New York, Jacksonville arSi Tampa
Fla.
AS n result Of the meeting. train No
40 Will go through Richmond. begin.
ming to-day, at 1890. instead of 2:30
on Its way from New York, and the
northbound train No. 66 will pas.
through at 6:i5. instead OF $50
Among those IN the meeting Were II
w. Stanley. superintendent of trans
portation; w. a. witt. superintendent
or the first division; II. S. Leard. pas
senger agent; c. Lane. trainmaster
second division; G. r. Carlton. train
master, third division: George Mastin
,tralnmaster. Birmingham division: "
r. Murphy. traInmaster, sixth division
c. G. Patton. trainmaster, fifth divi
sion. The meeting was held in tn.
olhces of Superintendent Witt, of th'
first division.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
Property Transfers.

Richmond S. Robins and wife to
Or. N. c. Sheppard. 30 feet on south limo
OF Clay street. 81 feet east of Kenny
Street. s2.250.
Henrico-John Howard, Jr, special
commissioned. to c. C. Chaplin, trustee.
1875 acres about one-half mile south Of
williamsburg Road, and about five miles
cas-, of Richmond, $500.
Winfield Sect and wife to Enit>x III
and John K. Taylor. 40 feet on Henrico
Street southwest oprner Summit Ave-
nuc, and 30 feet on south line Of Henrico
Street, 10 feet west OF Summit Avenue,
s3gO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
ANNUAL MEETING.
Nurses Elect Officers and Discuss
Plans

Tho Nurses Association held it's an
nual meeting yesterday afternoon In
the home of Miss Emily Jones, on South
Third Street.
Officers for the coming year were
elected as follows: President, Miss
Lily Price: VicePresident, Miss Agnes
Johnston: Secretary and Treasurer.
Miss Elizabeth r. p. Cooke.
Plans were discussed at length for
entertaining the National Nurses Assoc
citation, which convenes in Richmond
on May 18TH Over 7C0 delegates are
expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
OFFICERS REELECTED.
Annual Meeting of Belle Bryan
DaY Nursery Board.

At the annual meeting of the Belle
Bryan Day Nursery board held yester-
day afternoon the following officers
We're unanimously reelected: President
and Treasurer, Mrs. c. P. Walford
Vice Presidents, Mrs. r. NJ. Mcclure
and Mrs. John w. Harrison: Recording
Secretary, Miss Louie Noting, sand
Corresponding Secretary, Miss Bessie
Hill.
Reports Of the past years work were
very encouraging, and the question of
charging .the work considerably was
d discussed. The board expects to add a
wing to the present building in short
time, as the space Is inadequate for
caring for the numbers of children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
Licensed to Wed.

Marriage licenses We're issued yester-
day as follows:
Joseph Grasburger and Miss Mary u
Rliley, April 30th.
William Il. Tinsley and Miss Eta j,
Burton. May 1st In Henrico county.
Richmond H. Johnson and Mrs. Fannit
NJ Butler. April 3oth.
Ebert Nuckols and Miss Annie S. Hol-
man, April S0th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
MAY WEATHER.
Compilation Of Data Covering
Past Nine Years.

The following data, covering pc
rlod of nine years, have been compiled
from the Weather Bureau records at
Richmond. They are issued TO show
the conditions that have prevailed dur
ing the month in question for the
above period of years, but must not be
construed as forecast of the weather
conditions for the coming month:
TEMPERATURE.
tMonth OF May for nine yearsD
Mean or normal temperature. 81 de-
grees.
The warmest month was that of 1905,
with an average of So degrees
The coolest month was that of 1901,
with an average of IS degrees
The highest temperature was "a de-
greea, on May Is. 1900.
The lowest temperature was 80 de-
grees. on May 10. 1906.
The earliest date on which first kill
Ing" frost occurred in autumn, october
Average date on which first Killing
frost occurred IN autumn, November
4th
average date on which last killing"
frost occurred In spring. April I'd.
The latest date on which last kill
ing" frost occurred in spring. April
Goth.
PRECIPITATION.
Grain or Melted SNOWY
Average for the month, 1882 inches.
Average number of days with .01 of
an inch or more, II.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 5.2S inches in 1898.
The least monthly precipitation was
Las inches in 1904
The greatest amount of precipitation
recorded in any "a consecutive hours
was EOS inches. on May 1921. 1906.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY.
Average. s a. NJ. 80.
CLOUDS AND WEATHER.
Average number of clear days. 10;
partly cloudy days. 9: cloudy days, 0.
WIND.
The prevailing winds are from the
northeast.
The average hourly velocity OF the
wind is SO miles.
The highest velocity of the wind was
30 miles from the southwest on May
16. 1905.
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Commonwealth Of Virginia.
Department Of the State Corporation Commission.

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REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NEWS

Tho auction sales of real estate yester-
day We're well attended, and the bidding
IN each instance was spirited, hut In
some cases the last figure offered was not
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Hastings Court.

The time Of this tribunal was consumed
yesterday in the trial Of civil cases APP
pealed from the Police Court. The court
is also considering applications for liquor
licenses.