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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-23
Figures in China.

As newspaper reporter YOU went TO
China and described the revolution Of The
Boxers?"
While sailing catboat in Lake Mich
igan with friend. I read a newspaper
account Of the battle of Tientsin and the
intended siege Of Peltin. Ny friend and
l thought it would be heroic, as wen as
entertaining. TO hurry away TO China and
enlist in the American army. | told my
parents we were bound for Japan 10
see the plum blossoms. ana that I would
be back at Yale in the autumn on
reaching China, we found that our army
had gone 10 PeKIn and that We couldn't
become soldiers. Therefore. we got Jobs
as war spondents, but not for the
Chicago Tribune
After delay Of ten days at Tien-
tsin, we started for Pekin. In the belief
that the siege would last for some time
Before We got there. however, the city
had fallen. and the war was at an end
hadn't a cent when | reached Pekin.
Times. personal to myself, were rather
bad for a day or two Fortunately.
found a man with money. and borrowing
TO tie limit Of my credit, I was enabled
10 get back to the coast
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stock but when we read that 81. 600 was
paid for a buIl We may be sure that the
bull was imported our best draft
horses come from abroad Americans
must improve their agricultural methods,
but the state cannot DO il. nor will Ten
ants.
Perhaps title 10 the land should be
vested in the public. but its use should
be given 20 individuals. With such an
arrangement the farmer could hand down
his right of cultivation TO his son, his
daughter, or TO some other person. pro-
vided tho heir remained on the land and
worked u. No farmer should be per-
nitted to hire his land to a Hun. or 70
any other ignorant and greedy
tenant and then move into town and be-
come cipher If there are no heirs
TO cultivate a farm, then give the land
to some one who can cultivate ii. and, IL
necessary, pay the owner an old-age
pension"
Where did you learn farming?" l
asked.
After l purchased the land nos own
took a course In agriculture AT the
University Of Wisconsin"
DO you believe IN a division of prom
erty?"
l have tried, in the rough. 20 give YOU
an outline Of my opinions. Socialists I
venture 10 remark, think that each man
is entitled to a living. bat that no one
can justly claim 10 or 800 livings."
How about the lazy persons?"
oh. they wouldn't get anything"
rs 1t true that socialists are irreli-
gious?"
Il would say they are nonreHgious. Be
Ing scientists, they follow Darwin and
Huxley, as evoutionists"
After preparing for college 7 said.
you spent some time on a ranch In the
Southwest"
Yes; in Mexico. but I had no adven-
lures worth mentioning"
You once hunted in wyoming"
i hardly hunted. but I went there for
that purpose. our guides, it happened.
were cattle rustlers, bat we were not in
formed beforehand OF their regular bust
ness, We had no more than started
when our guides were arrested and put IN
jail Necessarily, the trip was aban-
doneG."
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Teste: SAMUEL P. wADDILL.
K Clerk.

FvIRGINIA--IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
OF THE COUNTY OF HENRICO:
The Board OF Supervisors of Hem
rico colin tyi KS ~ ~. Il. Plaintiff
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BY c. L. e n. IA Demo on, q. r.
Real Estate Aucttoneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
SJ OF
NEAT scoTTAGE 3ANDSLARGE LOT ON
SEVEN PINES ROAD, NEAR


q BY virtue OF q deed OF trust, dated
February O., 1905. recorded IN Henrico5
county clerks office, d. b. u 81 AZ, page
377, and al #request OF the holder of&ths;
note secured therein default having
been made In is payment. vii I sell
by auction, on the premises. on II }}4s
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4. 4 90.
at a o,clock3P. M. the above property
described IN said deed as all that tract;
of land, within Improve ments thereon.
in the county OF Henrico, Va, q bout
six miles east OF the eli y OF Rlch-s
mond, fronting on Seven Pines or New
Bridge Road 100 feet, and running back
200 feet, djoining the land Of Ma tile
M. Hanmersle y. "a Ssgss
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sails
and to pay the note of S II 2. wit In.
3terest from Feb ruary 8. 1910 I: balance
at one and two years. or all cash, at
option OF purchaser. 55 gs
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NJ llFlEl7E9tCE6tArY,l
Dated Octo her S26, ! 90. .s.;S,s

ss'Sis ONCE OF the Seer q NY
aiehmona ! Y n 4
ssSl& the annual NEE ting ofl q The Isl ocls-
iss holders II Of the u Wa sh Ing ton South
S8s erna I ailwav Com ally: ii n he
held ut tsg oflce he 81 IN
ls Richmond, V OH NJ A Me- al 81
ION. eS
The st ira sf on 4 100 ii vii be
losed mt 8 % ock \. q.
syelabe i. u a 9l0 req ene AT ID
k "A. 4; ~ N i've Der q.
N ORA1AN CALL
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RENT OUR SERVICES AND WE'LL
rent your property. j. "A. CONNEL-

a GENTLEAIANF OF HIGH STANDING
desires to get in touch with soma
s one willing to finance him to the
extent Of a few thousand dollars;t
well secured, on percentage basis,
i to carry out the formation OF a syn
a dicate.4 Address H 81, care Times
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SELL MY CoMBTNA-
ton saddle and driving horse, with
French four-wheel cart and har.
ness for $3.50; worth over $500: to
make quick sale; using automobile
reason for selling. G. NJ. DEAN.
u 81 p % Building
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co..

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.,
Office OF the Secretary.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
2 the regular annual meeting OF stock
holders OF the Atlantic Coast Nine
Railroad Company will be held al
the office of the company. in the city
of Richmond. Va. on TUESDAY, tho
18th day of November, A.. D. 191 at
II o'clock A. NJ. The transfer BOOKS
of the company will close NNednes-
4 day. November 2, 1910, at 3 o'clock
nesday, November IS, 1910. at 10
& O'clock A. NJ.
IA. Il. BORDEN,
Secretary.
October 81. 1910.
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.3s Seaboard Air lne Railway
NOTICE or ANNIAI III, NJ EETING o.
ticeSis hereby glVen. Lha the annual
me eting of the stockholders OF Sea.
board Air Line Rail vii b 9 held
at the principal II office slof the com-
pany. Nos: q nd 3 Appomattox
Trust Building, Sycamore S treet, / Il
ii o'clock in the forenoon. on the oT1I
y DAY OF NoNI1NIBER.e III O o. for the
purpose of electing 10 b GARD OF direc a.
n tors and for the ira nsactl on - & 4 any
ID ana all business that may come be-
fore the meeting ncludi Ing consid-
#ering and voting U pom the approval
E and ratifica tion of a y 90 ntrac IS, aots
and Bproceedings by the board o d.
rectors and o GERS since the annual
Il meeting Of stockho ldersg last held. An
"A The stock trans en- ooks will be
closed at a DC oclS y oon on octobe r
ss To-. 1910, ! and wi i n be n opsned on
l 3sgtl t5s DE- y SloOR TICT)IJS
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EGGS WILL SOON BE 4Oc PER
& 'DozEN--FE Fed wv. j. IT,. SCRATCH
i AND MASH FEEDS TO YOUR HENS
stS AND HAVE EGGS TO SELL, w. j.
TODD'S SONS, 426 NORTH SIXTH
STREET.
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ouAL1rY AND QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from lis. We have oak.
Dine Or slab wood and our prices
, are fight We. please everybody.
phone Madison 6913. NORTH CARO-
s LIMA wv GOD AMI COAL co. sgt
r .Rrook Avenue.
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WANTED, PIECE WASHING OR
small family washing to do. JONES,
TQ4 Clark Street.
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By The Valentine Auction Co..
si1 sla, tioneers. M

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER III,
commencing at $3.50 o'clock p, NJ, "a
large and Well selected stock Of fresh
Staple Groceries In original cases and
on Shelf. such a Canned Tomatoes,
Corn, Peac hes. Peas, Beans, Pineap-,
pies, Asparag gus, Condensed. Millss, va 4
srlous Baking Powders,L s;ard Ines ,, L,ann Il
I Hxtracts, Bottled olives, Ca tsup.
les, Salad Dressing, Sauces; Pre-
serves, lies. Cakes and 'S,raskers,
several cases original packa shs Tomar.
toes, Matches, Il Nlacnroni etc.
st FNI,SrlI r lGSS, NJ u
Large Double Alaska r efrigarato tor.
Coffee NIL, three 1, show Gases Hans
Meat Too lis. Cake Cans and Rack. OIL
S.ranS Awning Desk ~ egetablei J; Bins ~
ietc, Et5 *, .ss5ss /,
re 80 III. I'M 5a IN
gss TER NIS.SSS Cash. aits ssE s &, " M 5y
4slSs Ell Fl ElATFI u. 4 n sAyvTtEIY Y, Trustee,
ITElE ALIEN TIN y Az c,IIo ! CO..,
6 u ttoneer VI
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BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust.
dated May 20. 1900, recorded In the
clerks office Henrico County Court In
D. b. 160 B. page 6. default having
been made in the payment of q por-
ton OF the debt secured thereby, and
having been required by the beneficiary
therein so to do. I will, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1910,
at $40 o'clock p. NJ, on the premises.
proceed to sell eat public auction. the
property conveyed therein, viz: All
that certain lot Of land. with the inns
provements thereon in the city of
Richmond. va: formerly Henrtco coun-s
bty) In FairomuntS District. be ginning
at the point OF in Intersection OF the west
line Of Nineteenth Street, with the
north line Of g Street, extending
thence northward1y along the west line
of Nineteenth Street. and fronting
5thereonS25 feet and running back be-
tween parallel lines. OF which one Is
the said north line Of @ Street, 1875
feet to an alley in common IA feet
wide.
q. The Improvements consist OF a we'll
built detached corner dwelling, with
about seven rooms also a SINAI store
stable and outhouses in the rear.
Il TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs of sale, taxes to day OF sale and {
"a deb I of $3.50, now due and interest
thereon; balance Of the purchase money
liberal and announced at sale.
~ EDWARD s. ROSE, Trustee.
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q THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS s&
h, &C. FOR HID RICO BCOLNTY.s
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%;i8fellaneous.
SsaoE RfEfslpl: nal1RfN1;.

"a HALF SOLE MEMS SIDES;
iudies', COO; children's. 4oc aud up;
every pair sewed. DHEW'S ELlcc-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY, ZIG East
Main. Phone Monroe 1861.
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sFoR SALE, "A PONY; VERY GENTLE;
suitable for children; will be fold
very cheap. Address Fl 90. care
Times-Dispatch.
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Richmond. Fredericksburg and

-lH,-ZI- Potomac. lF1HIITUUQ- 9CUIlp anY,EEF5
Office of the Secretary
Richmond. Va. November LII 8 TO-
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ers of the Richmond, Frederic ks burg
and Potomac Railroad Company will
4 he held at it's office. Yin the city OF
Richmond, Va. on fAIONDAY.Sthe st
# day of November 70 10. & a til / O'Clock
& "a. NJ. .si5 i25 s3ts
The stock transfer books will be
Il closed at O'clock p. M. Fri day, N o.
ssvember II. 1910, and reopened at 30
O'Clock A. M. Tuesday. Nbvemberg22 2.
NoRMAN8CALL
Fl Secretary.
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Business opportunities.

WANTED. MES Of Is E1s Wao nAvR
SOME inventive ability. GREELEY q
MCINTYRE. Patent Attorneys Wash.
~ inRIon.g d. C. 4ff,i
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HANDSOME MARBLE AiANTELS AND
marble tile, taken out OF old POST
Office building; prices low II sold at
once. Call Madison 1912, s
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FOR SALE, COMPLETE SET OF BANK
s4 fixtures; good az new; at a bargain.
Address Box SAT. Richmond, Va.
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QUaanten

WANTED, TO BUY FohCAsEI. HOUSE
hold goods In any quantity. Phone
Madison 1851.
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.oIs1a.1s 10000.

.xIple1oes h I.
.Nadaoa II H
..1vdsanI no ia puomuoIH 20 Klio
.eq1 vi ,Guedmoo eQl 10 eoWo eul 40
,pIeq 90 III!M HuBdWo MISUNDERSTANDING
,puB puB1 olluglly eul JOE sIopIouS US
-Yoo1s 10 5uI1 79u1 IBnuuB SIBIn5eL eVl
5LvHL NIAID AaHdHH ST HGILON
5.IIBlaIoeS eUls JoS9oHJO
.ooluemeAoIdu 3 puuI oIluuIly suL
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RUB IT OUT.

ACHE or PAIN IS LO.
catcd-stiHnessn and soreness Of mus
cles or jojnts-rub in Frayser's
Great Nerve and Bone Liniment, and
the pain disappears; the greatest all.
beast; try it--don't suffer-here Is
the right help: 25c bottles. at drug
gists'. ss
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High Constable's Sale.

will sell by public auction, on
WEDNEsDAY, THE I'D DAY OF NO
VEMBER. 1910.
10 o'clock a. NJ, at No. sos Brooke
Avenue. the following property. to
satisfy a distress warrant in my
hands: Combination Safe and lotSof
Household Goods, 3S5 IS
TERMS: Cash.
IS w. H, WYATT. r..
H. c., c. I,
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more pnrticularde-
property together
the proposed work.
IS. cuts and fills, Il.
reby made to q plat
roflle fled with the
the Board OF Super.
county on the list
1910, in the clerks
T Court Of Henrico
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b. Il. LONG rs THE WOOD MAN ALL
over Richmond and suburbs. because
4 ne sells so much wood; oak pine,
hickory or slabs prepared 70 suit
leader, Yard. 1905 West Broad
I,honc Madison t06y.
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CAN B4s YOU BEAT THIS? MAIN
( reet.scorncr West; 136x179.10 feet;
SIG foot; two side lots can be cut
4 Off worth S12 foot Madison 1887.
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dor Bale.

FOR SALE. Top BuGGTEs. so. ss5.
S75. sSb; runabouts. s35, y66, 375;
surreys. S110, 1925. SITS. THOS. n.
& DUKE e CO.. S64 Brook Avenue.
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BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER, FIN
est corner property on Church Hill
lot 44x166 feet, with six room cot
tage:nice home or attractive invest
ment.. Tor further information, call
N. W., corner. Thirtieth#an and Marshall
w Streets or phone Madison 5312 VI
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losf ann >Yst,,,s,.

LOST. sTRAYTsD OR STOLEN ONE
puppy; black spots
on back and face, with tall bobbed.
Reward ifsreturned 1920 West Grace
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he western line OF
II the James River
hmond. Fredericks-
Railroad intersects
line OF the Broad
point being forty
from and at right
re line OF the said
i OF the Richmond,
Potomac Railroad;
a northwesterly d.
the northern line
Street Road seven
two (752y5af feet ten
point: thence IN a
ton to q point on
{ the right OF way
d company. distant
of the line of the
thence in a south-
and along the.
the right of way
fifty (50)5
Of beginning, said
Of land containing
ID belonging to the
Virginia Conference
Methodist Episcopal
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ABOUT So ACRES OF RICH LAND.
fronting on railroad one side and.
county road on other. one half
cleared; balance In timber: in q few
minutes walk OF railroad depot.
post-offlce, and five minutes walk
to street car stop; seven miles OF the
city; the land Is suitable for selling.
off in small lots. being situated In a
good neighborhood and convenient
to railroad and street car stop; q
fine orchard. spring nearby, and we'll
In yard. This is an opportunity for
some one to get bargain. a good
reason for selling; $4,000. AMOS e
Z Po1NDEXTER, 1110 East Main ST.
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FARM FOR sALE--222M ACRES IN
Charles City county: good soil and
buildings: near wharf; price, $500.
For particulars and other bargains,
address or call on DEVERELL &
CO., Clarenont, Va.
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VIM. B,S Plzzini Company,
T23 e.. Main Street, Al I
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SAID


TRUSTEES TEES Z, Au ( T: sALB
DESIRABLE DETACHED SIx-RooM5
Fl It FRAME DWELLING,gsN TIL LOT g.
FEET BY 1a5 FEET. on SOuTH
LINE. OF CARY STR [,!2 EET..8 JuSgS
s IS s y Z \, As so6 WEST CARY
KS BY virtue Of a deed of trust to the
$undersi gned TRUSTEE 4 d ated iOc tohers "a h;
1909. and rec orded In the clerks ottlce
OF Richmond Chencery Court In y. b.
made ofsEa part Of the debt therein
81 the note holder. II will sch at PUBLIC
auction, on the premises, on Il;
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER s. 4 9lo.s4
at S O'Clock P. M, he real estate de-
seribed In the a bove IN ntioned deed
OF trust as follows: So A A tina q 10 y OF
land with the improve thereon
mona, Va, eginning on the south line \
OF Cary Street, between RIGHT q Il and y
robinson st reets, go feet west OF n lchiass
Street, and fronting ON N Cary Street
AS feet and 4s running back between
parallel liHnsNl "a feet to IA f;sfooss
alley. 4, II lyS } NJ.
This property Is lying directly ir,g
the limo OF improvements IN the Nest
End and should demand the attention.
OF home seekers and investors.
TERMS. Cas- /, as IN o cost OF Ssa ale an
any taxes to the date az sale, & an to \
pay two notes ggre satsn 81 $1.a4 S. With
Interest from oc tober q 10 q: any hall
OF sale. With interest, secufs ed by 81
deed al trust up on no property a ls
ash 4 the option OF the pure haser.sS vi
+ !, js5 yyAI. b. PIzzINI. ,rus tea.s s
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WE MAKE coRsETs TO ORDER. WE
carry the "Gossard'; 1t laces In
front: Madame Hynds custom made;
the Augustine and c. B.. ready TO
b I'VE invite your Inspections. MRS. a.
Is j. PyLE. BIZ North Fifth Street.
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TRUSTEES sAL.E7.

& In execution Of a certain deed OF
trust. dated April L, 1908, and record
Cd In Richmond chaneery Court g IN
request OF the beneficiary therein, there
having been default In the payment Of
"a portion OF the debt secured hereby.
sci. at auction, on.the prem1iIses,oon
THURSDAY; NOVEMBER 4, \. 8l9l .EEs
that certain lot Of land, with the two
ttwo-story frame houses there on, sits
Suated at the northeast intersection OF
Taylor and Rowland Streets, fronting
affect t by a depth Of 40 feet to AL s..
foot alley. The Improvements consist
OF two two-story flats. we'll arranged.
This Is good renting properly, and
should attract persons wanting good
investment property. 3t
3s5 TERMS: Cash. 81 81
4 wv. Rowe. Trustee. #
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DouItrp..bfi uHD Itpe sssi1;k
FiSo5R SAFE. is RHopE ISLAND Il EDS
part old and part young; at Stop 81
Highland Springs; west of car line
by' JAMES OLIVER, SIR.
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Zeal 9r8tate far Esnls

Zeal VtBtate far E1alk.
FoK SALE, 1Alc,tKsoN WxKD LOr;
new catalogue contains 400 farmr
and timber lands; best bargainD In
virginia. II pa " your railroad farA
Write for free catalogue. Adtlress
.. II. ELAN. Box t267, charlottesville,
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25 ACRES OF GOOD SOIL. IN one
milo OF station on r.. =. & 2. II. r.;
eleven miles from Richmond; one
acre cleared IS acres an timber: Ave
8 acres In lotion land: convenient to
church mills, school, store. etc. /;
r. Il. d. mali; % wner cannot meet his
payments, and will sell this at q
sacrifice; sS25; $465 cash and bal
ance $40 per month. AMOS & POM
DEXTER. ITO East Main. 4
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ANY ONE WITH ANY BRAINS AT
all is bound to admit that the West
End property, improved or unim-
proved, is bound to enhance In value
Very rapidly In the very near future.
up before your pipe goes out and see
,is for good Investments around the
Battle Abbey and Soldiers Home,
and use your common sense and
judge the future by the past. AMOS
FLOYD AVENUE DWELLING OF SIX
rooms, etc; hot water heat: MONTH
ly payments. j. "A. Connolly &,
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81. - "
#fftings.

Richmond locomotive Work s 80
Richmond Va. october 20, 1910
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers Of Richmond Locomotive Works
will be held at the office of the COM
y pany,s in the county of Henrico. Va.
n On WEDNESDAY,. the 9Th day rof
November. 1910. at 1880 o'clock In
the forenoon. for the purpose OF
electing directors and officers, and
for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting. ssss
ma. SIT CALLAIVAY,
Secretary.
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FOR SALE. DAHLIA AND WHITE
cnrysanthemum blooms; 25 cents a
hundred. I'LL North Fifth Street.
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WEST GRACE STREET HOME: De-
tached brick: cheapest property in
this section. ]. a. COSNELLYa &
co.
GISTER PARK RESIDENCES BRICK:
thoroughly modern and we'll located:
Co Co. 800 s.,l :
rent your property. ]. A. CONNEL-
LY & CO.
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ToR SALE, 24-TOoT LOT ON CHAOS
I'm Street, near strawberry; $1S foot

FOR BALE, THREE THOUSAND
acres Improved and ,nimproyed land,
subdiyided: suitable for colony: CON
venlent to railroad and james River:
Will sell as q whole or nall interest
g,tilc lands 80 For further particulars.
address III. j. ARLINGTON CO.,
a Clnretu ont, Va. !, Dr.
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$500 WILIl3a BUY "a HOuSI !. 3 r FNrS
for $40 month, Apply Gl5 Brook
Avenue.
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N. B.-Arrangements can be made at
sale to lend the purchaser money to-
comply with terms OF trust deed on
fourth cash balance In one and two
years, or monthly payments Of desired.
=. THOMPSON, BROWN & CO,
Aas l1 9Auctioneers.
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COLD WATER PAINT.

BASKET AND RATTAN WORKS
5o7 EAST MARSHALL PHONE NON
roe TAT. Chairs caned: all kinds of
chairs repaired; novelties our spe-
cialty.
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WANTED. "A Competent MANAGER
OF an up-to-date $4,000 department
store now organizing, Must take
not less than $4,000 in stock. Ad :
dress * 90 care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-02

WANTED. Al RELIABLE coLoRED
+ man for window cleaning. VIM.
3 JOHNSON. 1909 North First Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-02
goal ann d|dIooh

Van "a n tifST III d BEST fIICRony
wood IN q the city. cut to stove
Iangtl,s. by calling VA. AND NJ. CAR
yViffJEL &C u, Madison Ali
SfartoryE wood. suitable FOR k!ndlinp
and light cooklng7 Cost you aniv
half the price Of other wood
IS. II a COTTRELL & SON Phone
Madison ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-02

CLEANBs ROOFS. GOOD BOARD: AT
30S East Ma In. Ell sS ST 3is
ROOMS. SWITH1 BOARD. MRS. SMITH
80 East GAGE Street. Fl s5i ts, S,s 81
BOARD AND ROOMS: sa987l05 EAST,
Grace Street; trans ients; table b GARD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-02
a TABLE AND MEDICINAL WATER
without a peer--fvc gallons for Csc.
delivered--H oily Springs Lithia
Water Phone Monroe 477.

housekeeper cannot be fooled FOR
long, as she knows that a contlnu-
ally growing business must be good;
consequently she wisely patronizes
the Richmond Steam Dyeing, Sconr-
MRS. a. J /. PYLE, Prop, 315 North
Fifth Street ss
IT rs BETTER no HAVE YOUR
keep them lying away. We clean
dye, curl and do everything to make
your p1umes serviceable. MRS. a. T.
PYLE. 315 North Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-02

LOST. PAIR GOLD SPECTACLEs. B a
tween Whitlock's millinery store and
Guerrant Hotel. Leave at hotel.