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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-26
STRIKE SITUATION
.S;H|||.0WS|!|8N0.CHAIN|'|G|:||.E||:.
Quarry Owners and Operators
Cannot Reach Terms Of
agreement.
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Arvonia Va. October 25.-The strike in
tile slate field. OF which Arvonia Is the cen-
tire, has continued without cessation since
June l. when all tho slatcmakers. members
OF the International slatomakcrs Union
went out. There have been no develop.
ments OF Importance within the past month
except some inersctual efforts OF the opera.
tors ard slaternakers to get together under
some kind OF an agreement.
President Apperson, OF tile state Fedora.
ton OF Labor, visited the field several weeks
ago and discussed the situation with opera
tors and slate makers. but his visit here
did not result In q settlement OF the dif.
ferences existing between the quarry owners
and the strikers.
At the present time only three quarries
arc attempting to make slate. They are tho
buckingham Slate Company managed by
Wiley Wootten; the Renlan Slate Company,
owned and operated by the Root Brothers.
and the Lesueur Slate Company Each OF
these companies Ia making slate, the frat
upon scale fully as large as before the
men went out: the others upon reduced
scale The Richmond Slate Company, own
ed by Richmond men. Is working only pit
laborers In removing top and uncovering
slate deposits The quarrles operated BY
the Williams interests and those operated
by A. Z. pitts and the A. L. Pitts Slate
Company have shut down completely.
A report recently published to the effect
that a strike Is imminent and that the mon
threaten to go out shows a Misrepresentation
OF conditions here. The strike has been on
here necessarily since June !. Everything
has been orderly. however, and there has
been no demonstration or evidence OF dis
order. The common. or pit. laborers have
never offered to strike, and In the few quar-.
ries which are working they seem salts.
fed.
Some OF the slatemakers have gone to
other sections to work, but 1t is understood
here that all work In the slate fields Of
the North Is slack. and It Is difficult for
the mon to and employment there. The Inn
lportant slate fields arc In Pennsylvania,
Eastern New York. Vermont and Maine.
engage In other occupations. such as rail-
Many. however. still remain here. and are
helped by other labor organizations. It Is
understood that the labor leaders OF the
state will attempt to get work for all the
men here who can leave home. Those who
are forced to remain will be helped by
other unions.
Just at this time everything Is absolutely
quiet here. The quarry owners have re-
| fused to sign up an agreement With the
union, and offer them work upon the same
terms which were In vogue when they went
out juno !.
There has been but one strike here before
this-a three months strike about three
years ago Both sides made concessions and
an agreement was entered Into by both sides
when work was resumed. The present strike
has had no such disagreenble features as
characterized the strike Of three years ago
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PRISONERS MAKE
ESCAPE F:.|R0||M.JA.|.L
Six Negroes in Delivery at Dan:
ville-Larger School Build
ing Needed.
fsn.c,.,+o nj = ! .1,,,, J ! n,sr,t =,

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Danville. Va, October 26:--For the
second time in the past six months,
Vile Jail. and the second Jail delivery
occurred to-day in the broad daylight,
while court was In session. The Sin
prisoners escaped from the same vim
was made. They made tnsir escape by
filing the bars almost in halt, and
then bending. them enough to enable
them to crawl out. Only ,ne has been
lrecaptured.
were State prisoners TlleJ had been
working on the chain gang, and We're
going to be sent to the county roads
The most Important thing at present
with which the Danville school Boar.l
mas to deal Is the Loyal Street SCHOOL,
For some time this .1as been big
The present e anqs Is IN, sntrely in
adequate to meet the demands made
upon 1t, and at the next meeting y of.
the Council committee from the
seare bs ssoaI e
be torn down, and q new ami comma.
dious school building cracted. the
present building was orectad about
John Eccles Thomas Bailey and jim
Hairston. colored. were taken to Rich
mond this afternoon. Wnorn on n 10.
vember II, they will De elecrroc,ited
for f the murder Of Sidney Woods, last 3!
between. sStarkeys, Va. and Mnrttns.
vile; The three men We're tr!eu aIi'l
convicted at Martinsville. but Were
brought to this city for safekeeping,
Two negroes We're taken to the Pc
tersburg Insane Asylum to-day. havins
been found to be Insane bysn lunacv
commission appointed over them Sat Z
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RatlroAu8.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
NJ B.-Following schedule figures published
as Information and not guaranteed:
6:1oA. M.-Datly-Local for Charlotte, DUR
ham and Raleigh. 10:45 A. M.-Daily-Linlit-
ed-Eor all points South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Car to Memphis via Ashe.
vile and Chattanooga. 500 p. Mex. Sun
Local for Durham and intermediate stations
500 p. Mex. sun.-Keysville Local. 11:io
Z. Observation-Disclosures all points South.
Pullman ready 9:7o p. NJ.
YORK RIVER LINE. q
1880 p. Mex. sun-To West PIT, connect-t
Ing for Baltimore Mon. Wed. and Fri. 4:as
"a. MEX Sun. and AIS +. M.--Mon.. Wed.
and F'ri.-Local to West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: $50 A., NJ. sos p. NJ,
daily: $40 a.. NJ, Ex. Sum-; 1855 Ex. SUM-;
M Daily: 1875 A. NJ. Wed. and Fri; 5;ss
p. NJ. Elk. Sun. lsa
go E. Main st. Phone Madlson ass.
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Cam paiRning in Anson1..'

Special 10 The HIIH1es-UlspatcH.J
Wadcsboro. N. c., October 25s-Congress
man Robert Page spoke on State and ma
tional issues to an enthusiastic audience II
the southern part of the county this after
noon, and tomorrow. With Z. J. Justice, Mr.
Page will attend two maas.meetings, one
at Ansonville and the other ut Ross Thu
campaign Is being pushed throughout tht
county, and every voter Is being seen.
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HELD ron GRAND JURY.
Two Young Brothers Given Preliminary
Hearing In Suffolk. Isl
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rspeciai to The Times Dispatch.l
Suffolk. Va, October 25.-Both Elmer and
Oscar Daniel Young, white men and
brothers, to-day Mt preliminary hearing
were held for Indictment blythe first grand
jury to be convened in the new city Of SUI
folk Elmer is accusd OF holding up 4. v.
Sturgeon ten minutes with a SHOTGUN. Stur-
geon kept on the other side OF two horses
and an ice-wagon until the police were sum
moned. Elmer swallowed bottle OF lauda-
nun after being taken to police hendqnar.
ters. and when consciousness was restored
oscar sent poison TO his brother In prls-
on. An accompanying note indicated 2 sui
eide pact.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Ralwa,

cara leave Aancnestsr, Seventh 40 8-syrs.
Streets. tor aPatessh n 81! i
e, III q 20, 10. IL. ~ +, NJ, \. 2 20 = IS
ss,t6.a "a. q. 8. -, ~ p y. . s7
Petersburg. is Nj 4, a. u 6a6{}
Cars isSvs PETERSBURG. foo syeamos.
SIS. els. ,,;,Is. T:S. s,a, s.ss. .lo;ss. u -
"A. II, lass. sl;ss 1855. 1885, st:ss S;1A si3l
" rs, S,sS,S e;15. .l0;to. &1l;to p n.
IL Carries baggage and sxDrsas, 5i IA
s55 % Limited. except Sundays anu holldayA
All cars from pstsrsburI conn' 4: vita cars
for r tc "a on a. n 55g
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1Sp1osAr1oN MEETING HELD.
Yadesboro Citizens Dcplore Continual Viola
- lions of Law.

especial to The Times-Dlspatch.1
wadesboro. NJ. c.. October es.--An. Indiana.
tIon meeting was held In the courthouse 70.
her OF leading business and professional men
TO protest against the continual violations
OF law and tho apparent apathy on the part
of officials. VI -, .
streets led to the meeting. which was We'll
attended and very much In earnest Reso-
buttons were adopted calling on the to ON, =
observation-disclosures to employ policemen VINO
Would enforce the town ordinances and
{ State laws.
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OLDsDOMINION I line.

Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash STU daily, r. N,
Leave Newport News. 100 "A. N.
Arrive Norfolk. 200 A..
81 Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except Sunday
800 p. NJ Connection also made by N. y
Night Line steamers stop at Clareunont TO-
land or receive passengers on signal.
VIRGINIA NAyIGATIONsCO.E James River
by daylight 4 for lNorfol Oh ] ONT New
steamer leaves Monday. edneaday B and
Friday at TOO AN Freight received for
all James River andings. Tlcket ontce. 81
II Main Street. Aifi n
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.Chesap cake & Ohio Railway

400 a. DAi!y--TxSt trains TO Ola Point.
900 r, Newport News and Nogfalk.
81 TAO yA.-DGlly.8 Local to Newport NeWA s.
500 P,~Daiiy, Local to Old Point. II
( 400 p, nsily--Iouisy.llas and Cincinnati
ll;10 p. Pullmaps. wv
I s,1 P,--pally. est. Louis. chlcreo speeiaL''
Il Pullmans. b I'll 38 s'y;5 IA /;
saos A--Dal ly-c hsrlottesvllla. Week days
--H Hinton. al F5lt .ssssI a XII. sSs1
1 6,ls P,-TWsals days. Local 70 dordonav!l,S
1900 A,-pa!ly,2 L'burg. Lsx.. Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND, sss n
Local from Eaxt--S;a5 A. NJ. u 10 r.. III. 5S8
VI .Eiroug from East--l1;s5 IA. NJ, s:35 r. n.
u Local from Yeats ;sso "A. y e'Ao A.. -.
1;20 n u. st ~ f5s5 ssS
Through--7;oo "A. Nj, a:45 r, y ssi
II JAmax River LIna--sa :a6 a. NJ Ia r. ~.
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Baltimore Steam Packet Go,

Equipped With W.SslsHs tele Eraphy.S
no BALTIMORE AND TIL q ::lc.sTT VIA
Ss NORFOLK AND JILL ::sl)tSs ~ 3EggS 55ss
Ill Leave II Richmond ID ally ,cluding Sunday via
NJ a w. Try, $a;oa P.s Nj Norfolk e:so II. II.
G., SO Ry. 900 lP. NJ. Old Point ia p, NJ
o, p. 3 s, Co. y. y. 4 tonss day Ia Sos.
eolkl J. IKE q n
day and Friday, IN II
ply 70 II. u. isoYK1E.SAgens. Ss4 -. y Aias
Street ~ t5 ~ gsg sY3s
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MISUNDERSTANDING SALES.
n, !. quarters OF Million Pounds Of
: ~ ~ ToI,"cco5 Snld mt South BOStOn.

IThree-Quartcr1 OF Mi1IuH ,iuu anu7'7 " Vt
= ToSacco Sold mt south Bo.t9n;
Especial e The nstobeTgseMAb
three-uuarters of million pounds OF
stobacco We're sold on this market to-
day. at an average Of about 10 cents.
This was the largest onesaay pr re....
$Fnlly i, 500 people were In town to-
5da u; The warehouses We're taxed to
5ovsrflowing, and the main thorough
fares wero literally lined with wagons
on both sides, for fully hal emile :ll!'
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8QQaai1ten.

f6 BORROW 5000 on
Ave. years time. at per cent. COL
lateral, first amortgage on brick prop
erty ii, q growing Southern town.
insured for $4,000; under long term
leases for business purposes; gross
rental for 1870, S2.50o: mortgage
now held by Virginia insurance com
pantes; object IN making change.
illumination OF excessive insurance
policies; will transfer mortgages now
held by them. Address A 621, care
ri -IOfSDatCh.
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a---'- = = o. 5s1 - u 80 ~
TWO BARNS DESTROYED.
building. Including Two Horses and Cow


rsneclal TO The Times Dlspatch.l
so,,sbury N. c., October a5-Two barns,
hs1anc ling 10 William Lylerly and d. =.
caubIe we're burned In Salisbury last night ~ i
.vs and a wagon, besides n large amount
e. nrovender and $40. left In q coat pocket
hanging in the barn at night. the origin
az TIC fire is unknown 80 80
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4 c]ENsus BUREAUS u RErORT.
III pure.5o Cotton, Showing Number O
- n = a. g. ri Ell To Oct her Is. ssa ~

Figures on Cotton, Showing Number OF
B ~ Bales Ginnel to October is.
October 25.-The census .
5Bureau's report on cotton, issued al y .
O'clock this morning, shows 5, !O,960
bales, counting round as half pales,
were ginned to October g, the growth
OF 1910, compared with 5,b30,96a for
1900 6,ae6166 for 1905 and 4,l2O,26S
for 1907, to the corresponding date. sSsil
Round bales included this year are
sc5, io5. compared with ss,7lG ior 1905 y
1870 for 1905, and 9R9b7 for u 907.
sea island cotton glnned this year, w 9
1884 bales. compared With ny 49, Tor
1909; 31,3s2 for 1905, and 1897 f t'r
1907 q !.
by states the number OF bales 6 nned'
and the 1908 total to the correspo nd-
in .. date were as follows; + y
State. " Io wv I ,
3A 4 a. , nnas isIiii sso,ss4
SiSin~ii q ~ a. M N Ga 26,S37Gt3 as, 006
c.anrria 91456 /, 113,34l
8T,Snia m a. -. 5000 143,077
mississippi 3hs,S6l 52g,oy .
North Carolina a4g,gaa ano,Va ! y =
Oklahoma &. $685.. ~, oSS Sap,9 2 = !,
South Carolina %, ~ 9 ~ 3 = !
5;liaxns 81 \, g ,06S, 7437 1,67h,428
All others ~ .$4 1906 4 1852
b Tho distribution o & Sea Island cot 2
ton forS1 10 by States Is g Florida, 9.S6l,
Georgia lA,256; South Carolina. y, 2O1.-
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coal ana duo

/; n n. LONG rs ritz woop MAN ALL
over Richmond and suburbs, because
lie sells 30 much wood. yak. pine.
hickory or slabs prepared to suit
leader. yard, 1906 West Broad.
phone Madison 1859.
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FOR SALE. TOP BUGGIEs. ,45. 1855.
SIS. SIS: runabouts, s35. S65. 375;
surveys. $110, S125. $175. THOS Fl.
q DUKE e CO.. SG4 Brook Avenue.
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FOR SALE, COMPLETE SET OF BANK
fixtures; good as new; at n bargain.
Address Box 547, Richmond. Va.
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AQknts -dlHantfn.

AGENTS.. 10 SELL LII BR1CAT1NG
oils, belt, hose, paint varnish to-
4 factories, Mills stores, threshers. out
side urge cities. Exclusive territory
to right party; experience i,nneces.
GREASE 20, Cleveland, Ohio
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LADY LEAVING CITY WOULD SAC
rifice beautiful mahogany piano; al
most new: exceptional bargain. Ad-
dress a 625, care Times-Dlspatch.
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a GE1BOARD nIis lIyn.

~ southbound trains scheduled TO leave Rich.
s,nond dallyi4 s:ls A. A.-Local 70 NorlinA-
Raleigh, Chsrlotte. Whining ton. 10 p. NJ
8sleepe Is and coAc %. Atlanta. Birmingham,
Savannah JAsxsony!llo and Florida points
1850 r. M,-slaepers and coaches, Savannah
y Jacksonville, Atlanta, BtrnlnE ham aa<l
arrive Richmond aaL-, 5;s2 $. H.. sos r;
NJ $50 p II. III y
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for.& aln.

JdsT PGT IN Two CARLO ADS Or
bugBies. and they must go; 57b top
buggies, $50. and $50 top buggies;
$46: they are big bargains. IHUSs
Fl. DUKE & CO.,
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gusr ann ,Youllu.

~.N>~>>~D-.-s~-~--sS --.e.~l~.~->>---.--~~.
LOST. WHITE AND LIVER FEMALE
pointer; very quick and active. Re-
ward. LOUIS ASHER, City. Phsne
Madison 1850.
LOST, ON SUNDAY, E2sD, NEAR REM
white and black setter puppy; seven
months old; name, .Dan. Reward
IL returned to H ENRY JOHNSON,
Osborne Road, or !. w. THROCk-
MORTON, COS North Thirty-frst.
LOST. ONE BROWN MARIE MI LIE,
bushy name and tail; weight about
$50 pounds. Reward II returned to
b. & L. BRIEL Barton heights.
LOST. TUESDAY AF'TERNooN SMALL
brown purse. containing $40 note.
either on Broad Street car, between
Third and Harrison. or between the
car and st. Luke,s Hospital. Re-
ward. Phone Madison 1893.
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.H5Iat8 UMaltten..

MARRIED i;b 5co1uFFEE,s No dAnbREN
wish to rent furnished fiat OF three
or four no onns. vi 18th private bath and
8ss 8 team hea Z; wi se and pay GOOD
I rentESf For AZ God home 81 Add resssSD
KEN q = care II m es- ID ispa tch. Il
WANTED. 88s a oTTAGN 70 RI FIRST
3s7l floor of four or. I've gooms With
some yayd y, you'd \, pFefe Barton
EN- and Ma In car Inc. mus NJ be good q To-
4 Goatt on; q moderate terms, Address IA
s. (, care IN lines ID SPA Itch s
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RailrnAu8.
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 9. 1910 e.
We TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
Il For Florida and South; 100 a. M sis a.
ro ahG Sor 70 800 a. NJ 500 NJ. an
f For N. q w Ry. West: s:l5 a. NJ, 900 4.
sAt..s s;0o#P. NJ. and 9;2o P. N.
For Petersburg:l 100 a. NJ 6;l6 a. NJ. S:1i
AZ, NJ 500 A.. NJ, la;lo r. NJ. $500 r, NJ. !.
4:los i, M. s:Q5 r. NJ. $50 r. NJ. $50 y. H..
$l1:45 Pr NJ. a & l4 &. q
FOR Goidsboro and Fayetteville:s 10 Pm
5:ln A, NJ, 40 a.. NJ. 'S;s7 Az n s'l0:45 a.
ll:40 a. NJ, II 80 p. Nj, ''2:l5 r, NJ, 500
EP. M.,S 0:s5 r. N. $500 p, Nj 800 u. ~,
5lI:e0 p. n.
( Time OF arrival and departure and connee-
stIons not guaranteed.
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Drofe sioilaI 1belp dWattte0.


SCHOOL, FOR NURSES,
Hts Fifteenth Street. N. W., Wash
Sdngton, y. g., desire pupil nurses be-
tween ages N and 20. For infor-
nation and applicnt ton blank, apply
to MIR. II. w. KILKENNY, super
g interldont.
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GOING AFRO AD

Then rsee Mr.. Rownan,'' w iRterg and
ispring SaIlings now ready. He represents
ali lines and furnishes TIsAvEL WITHOUT
TROUBLE to all parts OF the world. Write,
call or phone iaaison 81 .Ss
s.5H, BoWMAN. Southern Tourist Agent;
7Q8 n. Main Street. Rich nnond. Va
PATRoNI1E HoAtH INDUSTRY.
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Real E8tate QNallteo

FARM WANTED, VIRGINIA.; BEST
OFFER by November i. requiring not
over $4,000 cash; describe acreage.
house. water, stock, II any; price;
private. ..SENWOD, care Times
WANTED. TO BUY HOME: EST
End. eight to ten thousand dollars.
Address 923. care Times-Dispatch
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9teatl1noatS.
CRUISING FOR PLEASURE

has been brought within
the means Of the average
person, due tn the initin-
tive and experience Of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line,
who originated pleasure.
cruIstnE twenty years ago.
TO many 1t IL cheaper thnn
living In a hotel whose
ss cuisine nnd service are
cGunled, In addition ln-s
tercsttnE places are visit
ed, the health Is improved
and unnIlOyctI rest nnd en-
jOyment provided.
The foregoing applies
pnrticularly to the HAM
HURG-.AMEHICAN LINES
cruises, mnde by specially
conatructcd md equipped
t,yin-screyyf cruising htenri1-G
ships, Offering the high est
degree of safety and COM
fort. II n
Consult our programs for
cruises this winter to the
ORIENT, WEST INDIES,
SOUTH AMERICA, ETC..
They offer every induce
nteNt, choice and ndvant-
age In rates, Itineraries
and arrangements. - ilss
nm
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1,,1,sinrgg QYpnDrtu1lltik8.

FoR SALE. BROAD STREET Tot,
south side, near Masonic Temple:
n owner wants the money; something
good. Address "A f5S, care Times,
Dispatch
WANTED. CAPITAL FROM s.ouO 40
$4,000 for first-class investment;salt
x ys RE Ss alXash pv e h1slsse
AGENCY. 7os Mutual building, Ri ll'l-
mond. Va. 100
HELP RIcHMOND's NAME IN THE HE
air as we'll as on land want the
assistance of two or three business
men with capital to invest from pm
type acceptance; no freak; has many
new features; three propellers; four
separate ailerons for. Equilibrium;
Gentrels for aIe5qns
dress II. N. MosELEY Monroe 1881.
WANTED, MEN OF, ID EAsWHo HAVE
some Inventive ability. GREELEY g.
ISL MCINTYRE. Patent Attorneys Wash
tnzton. ID. Gu. b. ....--.......
WANTED. FIRMS AND CoRP0lsA-
lions with openings Tor. investment
and services Of ehigh-grade men; only
high-grade propositions considered.
tails. n HE x. p. s.. INC. llls Mu-
tual Building.
sYANYED, HIGH-CLASSS AZ WITH
from 5000 to $4,000 to- invest, with
services: exceptional opportunities;
only high grade men destr Gail
or ,ad dress the r.. F. II IN C,,Sl llS
Mutual Building, giving al u details
FOR SALE. a GOOD GROWING AGRl-
cultural implement vehicle and ter
tilizer84 business, In a thriving town
in virginia.; good farming country
surrounding; reasonf for selllnE,o thcr
business. which prevents owner ,sI CIV Nv
ma ton. address A 624, care ts'rlmes-
Pill Dispatch. ailsss
FOR SALE, STORE HOUSE AND Ten 4
& room dwell ling large lot q nd 70 her
improve ments loeatea IN ~ pros !,
Az make money here. .Ad dress "A a So,
care Times pispatc
FOR SALE Now EHOUsD,I SEMEN
f,5s rooms, large porches, 5 1-22 acres Of
# land, stock and poultry close ~ 10
5 Richmond, (. on Ri, II. md P,. r. r.
bb afgaln t Aadrdgss Times
Dispatch. @ Il
gEXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY T.7'' 70 IL
party with $4,000 cash to enter es-
tablished strictly cas- h. m eroantlle
business Qnoorporated); above
amount buys the equival ent OF one
@ half Interest: net profits. S2uO week
gsssss "; one with Y services pr terred, TO
act as secretary al nd tire sure ~
wsekaS staa sa sset
Fl investigation; references eXchnngedi
party selling Interest IS II compelled
to through sickness. Address "a 10,
care TimeS-Dl Spatch. 4B III ~ ss saS5S9
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WANTED, WINDOW AND GENERAL
house cleaning. carpet and mating
laying. waxing and staining floors.
roe 3120
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Norfolk and w e,ternR Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect October. 2, 1910
leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: $500 a. N. %; 100 p NJ. s4:lo F.
! FOR LYNcHBURG AND THE awEsT:5
ss:15 A. NJ. 1000 a. NJ. 1900 p. NJ. 1870
p. NJ.
NJ. 1886 p. NJ, '11:2o p. n. From the West:
$3.50 "A. M. gal:3o p. NJ. b2:l5 p. NJ. sos p.
NJ, 1900 p. NJ. &
.Daily. aDaily. ex. Sunday. bsunda, only.
L Pullman. Parlor and Sleeping Cars, Cafe
". b. BEvILL, D. p. A.. Richmond. az.
q. p. A. Roanoke. Va.
RICHMOND AND CnEsArraKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY. w.
Schedule OF electric trains to and from
Ashland. Stopping q intermediate stations
upon signal: Lv. Richmond (Broad and
Laurel Sts.): 6:cSb. s7:1o. s:10b. $40 s.1o:lo,
i1:io a. NJ. 1:lo. 2:1o. $40. A::,he $40. 500.
1910. s:i0b. 1910 l1;45 P. n. Lv. Ashland:
ss:b5. 7:oob. g. gb. 10. .'il A. NJ. sl2M,, s'l,
!. 4. bb. g. q, 3. sb, II P. n.
sDaly except Sunday. ss3unday only.
M b Carries baggage.
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN Line,
ALAS Broadway, New. York, o. Local Agents
BOOKS OPENED. Two
cruises Around the World.
From New X ork Nov. 81, 5sg
1911; San francisco, Feb. slsS Sss XVI
NJ, 1912. Cost entire trip,
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AprGn1aI8.

58l03 .SSEIUUl1WI0A 81 ~ ~ {
your iETVisNiNds 4 Ish 99ALu,.sIH' L 7,
sajing business school Of the city,;
rs ifsyou learn more yuo can earn more
Send orA call for oatalogus o,day.
MASSEY BUS1N III SIS - LL.lil ..ssls
ssMITHFIELp sAUsAGE W T; ?
& in parchment papa hl ne y abeli al, al
sS pork 5ia
35RHETTMA TIsM AND URIC ACID POSI-
" lively cured at ID RI LEIQN'S FRl-
n; VAT II FAN A,rCRluM. ~ IA y
Is BROAD Street,, y Ssi
eHRsor;tI,rIs PURITY : AN Il FREEDOM
~ rom organic ma tter,--t ~ gall ons toy
2bc--lIolly Springs Lithta Water,
Phone Monro 4 "a
aHUMNN HAIR HOuG TT AN y, SOLD
at FIU GHES'S. s209S N orth !'higd
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Merchants and Miners Transportation @

SVUE1VIk
M Providence. II. Il V Ss3
steamers leave Norfolk tor Hostop. Tue..
We'd. Fri and SUM. for Prov cncs Mon.s
Wed. 4 and sat. at . Il. Nj CSC Esassengers and
freight taken % all New lspgland potnts
Tickets on sale N Tee tt'.S g ~
Richmond Transtey CO.., 400 Iaat n ss
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~ .alnsr ipr sDuit.

HOTEL sOUTHERN--LARG FUR
nished house. beautifully situated In
shady lawn, Main Street. near depot
Southern Railway. v. A. BOWLING.
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FlisrellM1enus.

! RUB 1T OUT.

WHEREVER ACHE or PAIN is Lo-
cated-stiffnessf and soreness OF mus
cles or toints--rub in Frayser's
Great Nerve and Bone Imminent. anc
the pain disappears; the greatest all.
round ointment In use for man and
beast; try it-don't suffer-here 10
the right help; Csc bottles. at Drug
gists'.