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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-03
DIABETES

We have the following unsolicited
letter from James I. Douglas, Harris
burg, Oregon:
Harrisburg. oregon, June %, 1908.
John ]. Fulton. Co, Oakland, Cal.
Gentlemen: l have had Diabetes for
over two years and was almost in.
Was very weak and could hardly
walk. A friend of mine told me OF
the Fulton niabetic Compound and |
have now taken thirty bottles and am
feeling fine, and can say that | am
sure II / had not gotten relief in some
way | would now nave been under the
sod. Hence, | can speak for your
compound. II did the work for me.
What VIII YOU charge me for three
dozen?
Yours respectfully.
James T. Douglas.
Another-Same mail brought q let.
ter from r. B. Tickling. the druggist
In Blaclville, 8. c., from which we
quote; u have had customer who
had Diabetes In It's worst stages. !
have gotten him out OF bed on the III.
T, abetes Compound and nave run out
Send duplicate OF last order"
Diabetes Is rated the world over ms
lncurable. but recoyeries are being re
ported daily through Fulton's Diabctic
Compound. You may ask how Il Is
possible for n person TO recover under
the Fulton treatment when medical
text books admit they have nothing
for Il.
Let us say In reply. that when IN,
late John ]. Fulton discovered he hat
Bright's Disease and iaat the tex
books has - Specific Tor 'niiamma
ton q lie kidneys, which was tn,
real L.flc, ", he set out IN new dir
lection 10 volve an emullil tina
would redu , inflammation In III, nd
ney tissues. lie We k,d y out AMI q.
Illumination OF the kidlC,a al alon'
the line from kidney trouble 4
nrights Disease, even In the chroni
forms. Is now durable In about 81 ne
cent OF all cases.
Diabetes took Il upon the theory
taat as Diabetes Is an impairment o
functions that are closely related I
the urinary processes, II ought to ge
results In that trouble, too.
Il did, but much more slowly tina
In distinct kidney trouble. This le
! to a modification VI the treatment 10
. Diabetes, with the result that Dlabe
es Is also durable In nearly min
! tenths OF all cases In people Of mlddl
Z age and upward. (Kidney disease con
: monty responds In all ages)
: For Kidney Disease, ask for Fulton
!. Renal Compound
p For Diabetes ask for Fulton's hi
bette Compound.
z Patients whose cases do not re
r pond are requested to write John
q fulton Co, 2l2 First street. San Fra
y cisco. Cal
4 For sale and represented IN ne
I. nineton by n. A. ouinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-03

New Fall Hats, all styles. Knox Hats So
to SIS. The test Mems Shoes at $3.50 and
S4.00 worth $3.50 and $500. Spaudirc
Sweater Coats $500. $3.50. $3.50 to 5000
Boys Sweater Coats SOC. 7sc. S1.00, 81 so.
Mems Sweater Coats SOC, Sl.0n, $3.50, $500.
$3.50. $500, $3.50, $500. $500. Fall Under
wear soc to Sl.S0. Union Suits SOC to 81 so.
New Fall Neckwear 2Se and soc. Fall Shirts
soc to Sl.S0. Derbies and Soft Hats SOC to
So 90. New Fall Woolens for Custom Made
Clothing $1,000 to $500. Good SOC Caps
for l0c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
v|RG|N|AN'S BOYS
GUESTS At FAIR
Host of Bright Ncusies Take in
Big Show-Paper is
Host.
EN VERIFYING is SEEN
Swarm Down Midway and
Through Exhibit Building
Drinking Pink Lemonade.
T EVERYTHING is SEEN


among an the thousands OF eoys
anu gtfis AT the state lar grounds
,ne happlest ana most ehihasiastlG are
Inc hlehmona Nlfginlah ht"shoNs,
VINO are spending the DAY at the talf
az 'he sufS's oI tue pls dail! NhieH
shes serve.
la charge Of member al The Viz
gnian \ business office STAFF they flock
down the midway taking in the big
sights. through the exhibit buildings.
cheer the races and drink pink lemon
ade TO their hearts content
AS is customary with the really inn
poftant papers OF the country The var
gilman as one OF them is giving its
n.Wsboys this one big day in appre-
citation af what the BOYS have done
and there are many Ia town who by
failing To enter the list Of The Nir-
einian's boys will perhaps miss the
tair altogether. when by selling. the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
TH|RTY-S|X DIE
RESULT Or WRECK
Motorman Who is Missing Held
Responsible for Fearful
Accident.

STANTON. ILL. Oct. 5.--1n a
signed statement issued here early to-
day by Vice President ana General
Manager II. T. Chummuck. Of the IL
iinois Traction system. John Herman.
of Staunton, n,oforrnaI.. .wcc - miss
ing. Is held wholly responsible for the
collision between carsaenea here late
yesterday and death Of tnirty-six per
sons.
Chubbuck's account of the wreck
is that Herman. metorman OF a north
bound local. overran an order In
ssrueting him to wait Mt stanton for
= second section Of south bound i'm
tied iuteEur ban. After the first sec
ton had passed from Springfield to-
wards ST. Louis Herman proceeded To
sfs mt rutt slsEstf
occurred one mile north Of this place
and on a curve 81 the foot OF ravIne.
The arrest Of Herman has been order
ed by the officials
Only twenty-eight OF the thirty six
dead have been Identified OF the
thlrtN-one injured a number may die,
Motormaa Herman has disa ppear
ed. The State railroad commission
will make an exhaustive investigation
to see II more than one man is to
blame. Lierman's ear carrying pas
sengers to the Stat. fair. was order
ed to wait at stanton for two sec
tons OF southbound limited No a.
carrying passengers to the Yelled
Prophets celebrated in st Louis to
pass. Herman waited for but one
section and then proceeded toward
Springfield Two minutes later NJ
crashed hesd-on into the second see
ton. The crews Of both ears esca ped
by jumping, but among the dead are
five other company employees.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
CREDIT To MARTIN
FOR THE RESULT

Especial Ia The Richmond Virginian.)
NORA n. IA oCtoner a.
wv hiie the splendid victory won in
the Unanimous aetiou at Richmond
last night tor new primary election
came only after Very hard work by
oar people said to-day \. t. Carney
uI citizens counsel in tn. recent in
YeStigation ~ the Second district
Democratic congressional primary
election. The result must. after all,
he attributed primarily IL Senator
Martins Visit 10 Norfolk and his an.
trr-ar1rTrp TT me Indignation meeting
neld at the Acade my on October II
II Senator Martin had not come to
Norfolk and gone 10 that meeting
With the results that followed his APP
pearante We would probably never
have had the investigation"
The all absorbing topic in Norfolk
and Portsmouth was to what rules
VIII be adopted by the Democratic
district committee when IL meets at
the Montice1fo hotel at II O'clock ON
Friday Of this week 70 arrange for a
nominating convention to choose A
Democratic nominee for congress. one
OF the latest candidates mentioned
Tor the nomination is William IL
Isle OF Wight and Southampton coun-
" whose memorable battle. finally
crowned with success. for a seat in
the Democratic legislative caucus
after overriding the organization. Of
the two counties and winning indie
pendent election IL the State senate
over the late Judge II. T.. Boykin. is
F&t fresh in the minds OF all familiar
with Second district politics
If convention Is held, which now
seems likely an effort will be made
bt the opponents or both MAYNARD and
Dung 10 cente upon some one cam
dlqate So that Maynard and Young
VIII be forced TO run against the field
rms, Observation-Disclosures believe.
would result In the nomination of the
third man The district committee
next Friday viii fix the time, place
ana rules governing such nominating
convention. Delegates to the eonven.
bon VIII likely be elected in ward
meetings or city and county conyeu-
tons. The probabilities are that
ward meetings Will elect delegates ia
city and county conventions and these
delegates TO the district convention
tinHRh tie manner Of choosing the
usiegates 70 the convention may In
the end he left 10 the local county and
city organizations. Young In a con-
vention would likely have the total
vote OF Norfolk city, and with the
unit rule enforced the total OF Nor
folk county and the total of Princess
Anne. Maynard with the unit rule in
portsmouth would get the whole of
that delegation IN ait probability. Ieav-
ing Southampton. Isle Of Wight and
Sansemond to vote for their favored
candidates or candidate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
STAND GIVES WAY;
MANY ARE INJURED
Four Women Dying and Scores
Bruised as Result of Collapse
of Reviewing Stand.

KANSAS CITY, MO, October S.
Four women are believed Ia be dying
to-day as a result Of injuries received
In the collapse OF a reviewing stand
last night at the Priests OF Pallas
celebration. in which forty-six others
wore injured, The dangerously injured
are:
Mrs. J. O. McGoyern, St Paul,
Mimi. injured internally
Miss Minerva Cheeseman. Muncie.
IND, injured internally. leg fractured
Miss Hanna Dogan, Kansas City.
four ribs broken and head cut
Mrs b. l.. Clardy. Kansas city.
skull fractured.
Four hundred persons crowded the
nimsy stand. As the procession ap-
preached. all stood up. support
in the center weakened and the en-
tire stand collapsed.
A panic followed. men and women
fighting In the darkness. Many Of the
injured are children. Police heading
the procession and many spectators
gave assistance.
The builder of the stand Is under
arrest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
AVIATOR INJURED
By MOTOR M|sH|AAP|

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Oct g.
Hurled through the air a distance OF
thirty feet when the cole 80. driven
BY Harry Endicott, one OF the ears
entered III the Paramount Park race
on SATURDAY. threw wheel whilA
dashing around the course during to-
days practice, DIR. r.. A. Zimmerman.
the weil-kno~n aeronaut, had mar
rev escape from death. The phsst-
ciap lay in comatose state for quite
Il time. and WAS III first thought ~
have been killed He suffered severe
bruises.
DR. Zimmerman had taken tiie<ms-
chanicians place In the machine 10
make Il circuit Ut the course,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
GAINS AND LOSSES
ARE ABOUT EQUAL
Price Movements AT Opening OF
Market Confined Within
Narrow Margin.

NEW YORK, October Price
movements were confined within a
narrow range at the opening or the
stock market TODAY. and were about
equally divided between gains and
losses
In the late forenoon a selling move
ment started in the standard stocks
that forced sharp declines In those is
sues, some of them falling over
point. A little firner tone then de-
veloped and some fractional rallies
occurred.
In the late forenoon the tone was
generally firm with prices of the ma
iority issues traded in showing some
amount Of gain. Governments UNI
changed; other bonds firm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
SHOT IN HEART
As GIRL WATCHES
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Continued from First Page
on the ground. while PnrNear.- with
bleeding nose, Was talking to Miss
Daniel.
Didn't Help Victim.
Puryear. il is alleged, took the
names of several of those who rushed
W. and then. without waiting to aid
his victim announced that he was
going home He went, but was ar
rested about one hour later, and was
taken to the Second precinct police
station,
Williams Was placed in All automo-
bile. which Was pressed into service
and was started Tor the hospital
Shortly after the motor car had enter
ed the city limits. however. 1T was
seen that the wounded man had died.
Accordingly the FIR was stopped and
Coroner Taylor was summoned.
Policeman Puryear wore a badge al
the time OF the shooting. bat was not
in uniform
Miss Daniel is Frustrated at her
home as result of the shock. She
said that Mr.. Williams had been a
frequent caller al her home. Her
mother bore out this statement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
ANNOUNCE RESULT OF
Tests ON THURSDAY
Druggist Board Examines More
Than Fifty Applicants for
License.

Unless attractions at the fair inter-
fere with the correction of papers. APP
plicapts for registered and assistant
registered pharmacists who stood ex-
animation Tuesday before the State
board viii know the result Of the ex-
aHinations some time Thursday, II il
stated.
'fhirty-eight candidates stood exam-
nations for registered druggists and
sixteen ~ registered ssslst&nt& Among
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
HERE
POLICE DECLARE
Visitors 10 Fair on Richmond
Night" Warmed 10 be
CamfnI..

Thai several NJ the Cieve,Tcst dips
or pickpoekets IN shc country have
been seen an the streets of klch-
nfend during the day. ard thai These
Will prsrt,@fsis attempt "a Get h4sA at
the Fair s:rAands "Wednesday night <
the declaration Of Captain at De
feetsyss MeMshon, who warns every
visitor t. the grounds ~ be especially
careful
..rh.ss Ear said Captain MeMa-
hon. there has been VERY Utt'e thtcy-
cry AZ she fair, TIA plekf'oc hets eSps-
csal!y have been conspicuous Dy their
absence
sut they have only peen LAYING
how. waiting Ser Sac bts crowds "H
Richmond DAY These fellows that I
refer IL are the kind that make oue
big haul aud then get away. ] fgiiy
expect that the4 VIII pick Wednesday
night AS the time far th"ir operations,
art. ! aisaif trttse 'stestg5 acenrdingE Ii
would ba advisable for tne puhilC -
lie careful. however Il thes are
wstehfHl they ran De much toward
frustrating the thieves
Il don't mean that il Is wise for a
person 10 try 20 seep MS hand ae-
tuaily OF his money, Suth action is
foolish Ey So doiue ne makes him
sell marx tof u qtsA AHe tAt'St
knows that the former has money.
and ST. ne follows him ard waits fer
the inesits hIe time When. thp victim
must loosen his grasp
fsy te'TTg 5sffe tn, 7 moan 10 adj
everybody Bet 81 trust The. strange
who brushes against them 9he
brushing may seem entirely aeeideu-
tai---aEa Ii really max be Again.
however. il may be d case tf the dip
at work. Some of tfe latter ara won
dess at their game and Can almost
steal the gold from your teeth.
Il Will have men on the grounds
ready - arrest every suspicious per
sch they SEE But The pubHe must
look ont. toe"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
FALLS DOWN STAIRS
BABY MAY NOT LIVE
Three-eY ar-Old Atwood Ilord
lowering Between Life and
Death.

Three-year-1id Atwood Horu son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Hord. step
ped too near the edge of the stairway
on the second floor Of his home, No
406 Thfrty-second street, about five
o'clock Tuesday evening, lost his bal
ance and fell headlong to the floor
below. The little chap was uncon-
scious when picked up. His head was
crushed at the base Of his brain. and
1t Is feared that his injuries may
prove fatal.
SO serious are the chiid's injuries
that thus far II has not been practi-
cable To remove him to hospital
lie is still confined at his home. how
ering between life and death. Ills
mother IL Frustrated with grief.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
GOOD OPENING
IN COTTON MARKET
News from London Of Probable
Settlement of Strike Has Help
full Effect. =. |

NEW YORK. Oct. -5.-~Considering
the heaviness OF early cables cotton
had good opening. tho initial de-
cline Of to points not fully reflect.
ing the break In Liverpool Part OF
receipt OF "a cable just before the start.
III which II WAS stated that the strike
WAS considered settled. Prices: Octo-
Der. IS: December. i+osno 9: lam
uary, f4.ilal2. March, i4s2033;
May. 14.a0n4i. July. i4.SS14o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05

the former We're five colored appli.
cants.
II IL said that the board will look
into charges preferred against two
Virginia druggists before adjourn
ment. The nature of the charges and
names OF accused druggists IL 18th
held.
The board will meet next In Janu-
AIRY, 1911.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05


by declining to make the ascension
after having accepted the invitation
to fly and spread the news far and
wide that he would he the first SON
OF ole Nirginnys to soar through the
air at a forty five miles an hour clip.
At the fair Tuesday Mrs. Richard
son requested Justice John, who MAS
also there, to see that the law was not
being Violated and due respect was
being paid the statutes. To lock this
man up" meaning Mayor Richard
son, who accompanied her. Justice
John said nothing would give him
greater pleasure but as he had not
seen the mayor violate the law. it
would be necessary Tor Mrs Richard
son 10 procure warrant for the ex-
erutive's arrest, This Mrs Richard
son was unable to do, because she did
not wish to leave the mayor long
enough to get the warrant, for fear
he would make the ascension Tues
day afternoon during her absence. As
result Mayor Richardson is free
Wednesday, ready and jubilant.
Conditions just Right
Aviator Johnson seized a few hand J
fuls af Wednesdays atmosphere early
in the day. felt Of it. squeezed it.
turned il inside out and outside in,
I
Hight" 1t was not too cold. nor too
hot aud not too hard fer the aero
plane To cleave its way through. nor
too soggy to support the air craft. n
Wind hurrYfng along at a speed Of
eighteen miles an hour famed the
dust off the fair grounds and the VS.
iturs during the early hours Of Wed
#neSday but MIR Johnstont. VINO ear
f!ed Il sort Of kiosk or s1It5=weafhar
! bureau around in his head with him.
/ sad he felt confident that EV or
80 O'Clock the wind would lac n thing
Of the past ana the read Noald he
clear far an excellent fight.
Mayor Richardson does nor " lsh To
get as soar. as tombstone. In other
words, ne does not wish t. go 50 hugh
as SOC feet. a few trips around tina
t track al an altitude OF about 500 feet
t Will suffice his honor the mayor. John
stone. however,, wishes 10 travel high
in the air As a result Of this differ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Richmond. Va. oct. s. 1sf

D,
STATE SECURITIES BIDS Asked
North Carolina, As. c. 1871.
Va Is Old G, and X. 1888 s4Ia SAL,
va. Centuries "a. c. and X.
CITY sE:cuRlTIEs 500
Manchester City ....,...
Richmond city. As. r. 1920
Richmond ci'y. As. { & h - '''s
RAILROAD BONDS
A. Z. l.. X. r.. con Tr. 4p. css -.
A. G. l.. Gifts. Ind ........ -.
6 and o, Gen Mer. I've lol -.
Ga pac. LIST IS c. 1922 li3
Ga. Sou. and Fla, 1916. los -.
Norfolk and West. Ry As
Nor ns' and West, poss, d 1s4, 81 -.
Rich. and Dan Gold S.. c.
seaboard Air Line, As. 1850 ssls -. .
seaboard Adjustment. ss, 20 =.
SO. Ry. Il +. Co. IS. 1884 -
SO. Ry LIST S. 1894 ....107
So, r Rev. G. NJ. As, 1866 =. -.
Western n c. LIST Is. c.
s sais HALLWAY BONDS -
Norfolk Ry & L. Co. SIS.
va ' Ry. & r Co. IS iss4 IS 90
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par Bid Asked
Va Ry. y +. Co. pfd 100 Il ish
va Ry. & r. Co com. 100 "a rs
Va Ylec. Ry. Div. Co. 100
RAILROAD STOCKS Par
Atlanta and Charlotte 100
Allan Coast Line Com 100 1l3
A. e. l.. Of Conn, ...... 100
G. AMI O. .......... ~. slL
Nor. ard West. com. 100 38
r. r, n +. Div, oblig. 100
Sou Railway Com. ,...i 100 ~
Southern Railway. pfd 100 So
BAND AND TRUST co. STOCKS
Broad Street Bank .....24
Bank Of Richmond 100 118
Bank of Comr and Tr 1873
Capitoi Savings Bank. 40
First National ..... 100 3CO sos
Merchants National 100 $50
National Bank OF Va, 100 17S Isl
va. state & City Bank 100 ITO Tx
Peters burg Saw. and ms 20 II.
Planters National -. 100 $50
Savings Bank of Rich.d. 6els 81
Union Bank OF Richd 80 PA
Virginia Trust Co. ,4..i0O 1l6
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Va Fire and Marine. -. a. SO
Virginia State .....,,,,, 80, -.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
RICHMOND DAY DRAWS
IMMENSE CROWD To FAIR
CONTINUED from First Page J

had the platform on which they per
form enlarged to give space Tor their
fun show. Wahoo Lanes multfarious
takers had learned lust what the fair
visitors tastes Were-tHE tht--tfttr
amusement, and the best line OF
spell" To employ te entice them into
the various tents. the industrial and
agricultural exhibits were in most
splendid order and condition. and the
weather was satisfactory to Aviator
Johnstone,
Wahoo Lanes bankers got busy
early. and the crowd soon understood
that upon passing through the turn
stiles the next thing TO do WAS to
beat n hot foot for that wondrous
thoroughfare to gaze in awe and ad-
miratlon upon the fla aiming banners,
listen To the entertaining. humorous
and amazing "gab" OF the barkers.
see the free shows outside and then
pass into the tents TO be further mys-
tited and amused. Through the Lane
perambulated giant men and women
ten feet or more tall---with signs on
their backs advertising the great curl
osities and amazing freaks to be seen
in this or that tent. These huge fig
ures arrested the attention OF all,
frightened not a few children and
adults and provoked laughter from
all AS the vast crowd meandered
up and down the Lane, the strident
voiced shouters at all the booths Ia
bored Justify to convince the visitors
that their stand was the place they
had been seeking for 10 these many
days to spend their money. Each
man. women and child made his or
her own choice, and as result all
the concession holders did land Of
flee business. Above all. the good
fellowship and geniality OF the jost-
ling, struggling happy and expectant
crowd was the predominating note %
the fair. 1t WAS a good natnreo null
titude. joyous. enthusiastic and deter
mined to see and hear all that the
great fair offered.
Attracted by Flight.
While tho unmatched exhibits and
scores of specialties attracted the
greatest percentage of Richmonders
and other visitors. the fact that Mayor
Richardson was to make an aeropiane
ascension with Aviator tombstone also
attracted many. Chief interest seemed
to center In the proposed mayoraity'
flight. because OF the continued oppo-
sition OF Mrs. Richardson to her hus-
band going up In the air The mum.
cipal executive was adamant however,
and declared that he could not be
fair to himself or to the fair visitors
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05

Amer Lo. Com .. :. -. =.
va. Car Chem pref. i22 122As
Va Car Chem. Co... -. 6o1a
Am. 7 Co. pref. sp Ct. e&
Va, Car Chem Bonds. -. 100
SALES,
10 American National $50. 5000 Va,
Car. Chem. Go Bonds 100.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
ROOMs FOR NENT.

FOR RENT, HOUSEk EEPiNG APART.
nlents furnished; private bath. rot
water heat; referance eKchAanoh 49,
alx ~ n AoExh xIsst 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
FARM BARGAINS.

$40, 900 3s5 ACRES, CLOSE TO EI.EC-
trio and steam railroad large dwefl-
Ing and every necessary onthuiidins.
ia good repair we'll Watsfea "
streams. rtcn bargain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
- = - -
i'OSITION-MAI.E
VIICES, StUUf eSS VI . THTF Y UK InIH
@
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

LET US BUY YOU A HOME OUR
loan only costs you 1850 per month
est on yearly balances. You are not
required TO own Your lot or have
other security, we Will loan you the
50 money to buy or build for You. We
take mortgage on the property
that we buy or build for you. We
will allow you ten and one-hAlt
years to repay the loan, but you can
pay It on at any time. thereby stor-
ping further interest. Five per cent.
money to buy. build. improve prop
Grty or lift mortgages anywhere
For information call on J. w. pom.
DER, 1896 Chamber Of Commerce
building. Richmond. Va, Monroe $50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05

sI55o-i0T ACRES, a MILES FROM
railroad IS acres IN good state Of eul-
;tvation, bal in wood and tEnber
cabins and y roon dMeli1nSs ld1es
pond adjoins property. snap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05

s / snn=l4L. ACRES CLOSE. tx, G4IA !
8 room house. barn and stable All
new. all crops, stock implements, ETC.
included. Lot fruit and berries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05

$l1 100000 ACRES, IA MILES FROM
depot dwelling contains = rooms IN
fine condition ami cost $1,000. 9th
err buildings cost $4,000 a75 acres
cleared: balance in timber.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
LOST

tered E. r. b.. Masonic Emblem. LIB.
eral reward II returned to r. r.
BRINkLEY, 1879 f. Cary street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05

81 scott ACRES AND STORE 3
miles from depot. ten room house
and all necessary outbuildtngs Stor.
doing $4,000 business. Rare bargain