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party. First she borrowed some fiour to make a cake, then some sugar and some chocolate. At last when thought she had everything she wanted she came running over for dish to bake the cake in.
 Look here," said l. you bring all that stun back and we'll have the par 'ty ourselves"
 And what do you think--the very next day she wanted to know if we would let her take our corned beef for n while to cook her cabbage with! And the good book tells us to love them. and believe we should for after We have fed them for a while they are of us and We cannot afford to hate our selves
 We all hope that the Duxbury is safe and all aboard of the vessel well, for so many vessels are sent to Davy Jones Locker along the Alaska coast that every time boat is overdue grave fears for it's safety is felt by the pub lie
 The DuxbuIy being a trader the cap- tain may be doing little work of this kind on the way down for he hasn't any passengers to speak of. aud no person who is anxious to reach Se- attle in a hurry aboard Then again the vessel may have put in at the can nery where the owners of said institu- tion have the question of purchasing the vessel under consideration. Wen hope for the best and trust that the boat will be reported from port within l the near future
 IL k proved by statistics that only couples lives 10 celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. but here in Nome the average is much higher. for golden weddings are celebrated every few years up here.
 After this camp becomes a few years older and its value as q health resort
 better known San Diego and other Southern California cities wont he in
 il as the 'Old Folks Home" they'll mi
 grate to this country where the air is | tingling with life. and the germs of old age given several years set back by the vivificative sur charged Aurora borealis atmosphere waited from time
 to time over this neck of the woods.
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hundred millions of dollars. Therefore. in excess of fifty-fve million of dollars has been paid out in this city for the gold purchased.
 The significance Of these fiautes lies in the fact that. if 1t were intended that the proceeds of the sale of gold were to go elsewhere. the sellers would take drafts instead of coin When they intended to use the money locally. In other words during the past twelve years fifty-five million dollars of the gold taken out of Alaska, or its equi- valent has gone directly into circula- tion in the city of Seattle. It has gone in part toward paying the bills for the goods which Seattle annually sells to Alaskan, and in part for permanent in- vestments here by those who have real ized fortunes in the North These in vestments are represented by some of the handsomest and most expensive blocks in this city, and by other in- vestments in almost every direction
 It is noted that within the past six weeks alone the assay office has paid out for Alaska gold minted gold coin to the value of nearly s2.0oO.00 all of which is in the banks or in circuation l in this city. ALASKA GOLD HAS ! FURNISHED A GREAT PART OF
 THE CAPITAL UPON WHICH THIS
 CITY HAS EXPANDED IN THE 1 PAST DECADE.-Post- -Intenigecer
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Among the names which appeard on rhe list of President Tafts nomina ,ions. for officers for the Second divis. ion of Alaska. appears those of q. D
 Mrrane and E. S Rodey Both of these men ar" we'll known in this district and although Mir Rodcy has been in our midst but a short while. he has made ctolly and fraternally. Judge MIurane needs n" special mention. Ills record and work in this district is well known of The Nugget believes that the prcs- ident has wisely chosen when he nom- mates Murane for judge and Rodey for district attorney. TrGely it is a com hination of law Upholders hard to beat
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-09

How about the king There are a few of the boys around camp now and as they have nothing better on hand they ar. open for the job of king of the Aksala carnival Thers's deal "f talk about the queen of the affair hnt in the momentary excitement there ar" th"#" who have forgotten that a Etne nigh, come in handy to top off The New Years eve event.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Thomas $ Connolly. your heirs and assigns. successors and personal rep resentatives:
 You and each of you are hereby not filed that We have expended in labor and improvements during the year 1909 the sum of one hundred dollars on each of the Quartz mining claims, known and recorded as the "Kaffir," 'Bowery Bill" Bay State Sahara" :" "Bostonian." "Mogul.' Empire" !" "horning Star" and "Moharib" Quartz Mining claims all situated on Last Chance Creek tributary to Snake Riv- CT. in the Cape Nome Recording Dis trict, in tho Second Division of the District of Alaska.
 The above amount has been expend- ed in order 10 hold sal1 claims and each of them under the provisions of the law of the United States concern ing annual labor upon mining claims. being the amount required to hold each Of said claims.
 And you are further notified that if within ninety days after tho last pub lication of this notice. you fail to con tribute your proportion of sa'd expen- ditures your intedest in said claims will become the property of the un- dersigned. your co-owners, under sec tion 2324 Revised Statutes of the Uni ted States
 JAMES BRENNEN.
 ALTON F JACKSON.
 Co-Owners Date first publication Nov. II. 1910. Date last publication Feb. 10. 1911.
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SCHOOL TeAcneRas TO
 ORGANIZE BIG UNION
Nuggets Special Service.

LOUISVILLE. Dec. 9.--The public school teachers of this city are perpar- ing to orgaize an instructors union Te object of the association will be to promote $ moe intimate acquaintance between the numerous teachers and to work in conjunction in preparing les .sons to the students A salary schedule will be compiled and the teachers will dehnand union wages if the school board does not interfere with their present plans
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Mrs. Mary Baker Glover Eddy was buried Wednesday afternoon. Tho fu- neral services were simple as was in keeping with ihe deceaseds past life. Mrs. Eddy disliked pomp and the sim ulenoss of anything always appealed to her Her doctrines were simple-so simple. in fact. that any one who SO desired. could interpret the meaning of the good womans teachings.
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Major Richardson of the road com mission has appealed to congress for au appropriation of $l0O.00O to be ex- Ionded on the building of new roads in this territory during the year 1911. Undoubtedly the petitioners request NiIi hc granted as the major has never tailed tu uak" his wants known so plain that the party who was accos,ed .,tila .--.,.- ~trTr
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OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME. DECEMBER g, 1910.
COMING EVENTS.

4. B. Dance. Saturday. Dec. 10, A. 8. Hall.
 Bazaar at Congregational Church. Dee. 15.
 Pioneer Root Garden, Dec r. Eagle Hall.
 Grand Carnival Eagle Hall. New Years eve.
 Radiators banquet early n January. Red Mems Masquerade, Jan. ', 1911.
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soerysux THOUSAND FOR
 Tl GEOLOGICAL sNRVEY

Special jiusset serV'He' -
 wAsHNGToN. Dec. S.-rhe director of tho Biological department has ask ed conghss to appropriate the sum O. s4s 900 10 continue the work already inaugursted for investigating the nm eral resources within the district of AL asl:a. 1he petition also carries with u the sum of St. 900 to pay for the mine inspections during the year under 'h's departTnet
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SELECT BEER.

Specially ens~ed for "rhs Essiso from genuine imported Bohemian hops, selected by an expert with great care. Instructed to get the best regardless of expenses.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-09

Select Beer at ths Eagle as purs as e:n be made. Trs . case for family vse. Guaranteed tc s.ys satisfaction or money refunded. Delivered fires to any part Of the city.
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mASokS WILL HOLD
 BALL DECEMBER 2s

The annual ball given by the local Masonic lodge will be held on the 26th or December. The committee in char oe of the affair has selected the A E. hall as the proper place for the dance to be given.
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OUTSIDE MAIL IS
 NOW AT kAlYAo

CSALAkLEET. Dec. s.--Three hun dred and seventy five pouends Of mail arrived here this morning It should
 arrive at Nome on or before Friday. De- cember II.
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s,a,ooo.AskEo FOR
 ! PROTECTION OF GAME
Nuaqet Special Service.

Nugget Special Service. WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-Iu the mum erous appropriations sent to congress for the district of Alaska the sum "i
 sl2. .00a for the protection of game has been asked in order that the game laws may be inforced that are now npor the statute books.
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When in Nome stop at the Elite eaths. open all Night. Steam heat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
FEDERATED UNION IS
PLANNING CONTESTS
Woodward Branch Takes First
Step Toward Gold Medal
Event.

Determined not to be outdone bA
the bi-county union which acquitted
Itself with flying eoiors at the grand
gold medal contest Monday night in
Calvary Baptist church, members of
the Federal Bi-County Woman's
Christian Temperance Union are plan
ming for a series of silver medal con-
tests preliminary 10 gold medal
event.
The first step in this direction was
taken Tuesday afternoon when men,
bers OF Woodward branch of the
federated union met In the home OF
Mrs. c. w. Toombs. 602 West Mar
shall street. and outlined plans for
a preliminary contest which will like
ly be held either Tuesday night or
Thursday night of next week. The
exact date will be determined. IL is
stated. within the next day or two.
Other locals connected with the
federated union will doubtless follow
in the steps of Woodward branch at
an early date. At any rate, that was
what one of the leading members of
the federate organization stated We'd
nesday.
Wednesday afternoon. one Of the
members residing In Barton Heights
will entertain other mem bers at q
scciable to arouse additional interest
in the cause of the federate union.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
BOUGHT HUSBAND
WHO TOOK ROLL
Frederick Carlton Alias Ackert
Convicted of Stealing
S., 300
GOT OUT OF NAVY
AND MARRIED HER
Sorry for Old Lady" Says Con-
victed an Whose Other Wife
Appears as Witness Against
Him.

WASHINGTON, u. G., June GAN
interesting story was told by Mrs.
Anna Smith to a jury in criminal
court No. i. yesterday. Justice Gould
presiding, where Frederick Carlton,
alias Ackert, was found guilty of the
larceny of $1,000.
The story dates back to 1908, when
Mrs. Smith, who is years older than
Carlton. met him while he was in the
United States navy, and stationed at
Norfolk, Va. Carlton testified that
Mrs. Smith fell In love with him and
offered to buy his way out OF the. navy
which proposition was agreeable to the
defendant, and the couple was married
at Alexandria in November. 1908.
Turned Assets into Cash.
Mrs. smith testified that Carlton
gave her glowing descriptions of life In
the West and induced her to turn all
her assets into cash, which she did,
intrusting the money to his care. Carl
ton did not long linger near his bet
ter half. and Mrs. Smith soon became
suspicious that he had appropriated
her money. He was arrested in Biz
mingham Ala, and returned to this
city, where subsequently he was In
dicted.
In his own behalf. Carlton swore that
he did not mean to run away with the
money, but mad been delegated by his
wife" to purchase railroad tickets to
Corpus Christi, Tex, instead of which
he became Intoxicated, and the first
thing he knew he was in Kentucky.
Later he went to Alabama.
The first witness was Mrs. Lillian
exert, of Centerville. Miss. who tes-
titled to the defendants marriage to
her. which marriage liz still in force.
She refused to testify further. upon
the advice of Counsel O'Shea, in which
she was upheld by the court. her
knowledge being privileged As Mrs.
Ackert left the courtroom she was
served with subpoena in civil pro-
ceeding instituted by Mrs. Smith
through Attorney A. L. Newmyer. to
recover all or part of the money that
OF stealing.
His Experience Lesson.
Carlton. after his conviction, said
his experience should be a lesson to
other young men. He said.
THE dame wanted to buy my way
out of the navy and marry me. and
naturally fell Ser 1t. She told me she
had a barrel OF money, and l could
have any part of it, OF course, l had
to marry her to get a peep at 1T. but
II had to wait some time before she
sold her house. Well ] lived good, and
when did lay my hands on the mon
ey I had to spoil ii all by getting
drunk and winding up in the South.
am sorry the police got me. and am
sorry for the old lady. She's q pretty
good sort. II / had not been captured
II would have been made city veteri-
marian In Birmingham However, you
must pay the fiddler IL you want to
dance, and perhaps l didn't two step"
Carlton was renranded for sentence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
DIVINE SARAH HAS FAITH
IN STRANGE DREAMS
Great Actress Declares She Has
Frequently Received Fore
warnings.
tFrom Les Annales Palitiques Litter
aires. Paris.)


aires, Paris)
when ] was little child, said
Sarah Bernhard, my mother was
going to take me into Normandy. My
imagination was aroused. was en-
chanted by the idea of the journey;
/ tried to picture to myself the new
scene In which / was to live for q
while. We set out, VIC reached our
destination, but in order to get 10
the chateau where we were expected
there remained a stretch of road In
country quite unknown to US. II was
at night fall. and there wero no means
OF transportation. How were we to
each the end OF the journey, still al
a considerable distance. withou. infor-
nation or a guide?
My mother did not know the way.
She hesitated about starting, for there
were ten chances to one that she would
go astray.
Then l said: I know the way
"'You, little one Why, you have
never been here!'
That makes no difference. ] know
how the chateau Is built
And, in strict accordance with my
dream, gave so faithful description
OF the place and completed the de-
scription with such precise landmarks
that my mother no longer hesitated.
but fearlessly trusted this strange pre-
sentiment which had shown me the
real details of an unknown country.
Here In another instance--among
many Of the same kind. was In
America. In the course of long tour.
I dreamed that my son, who had re-
manned In Paris. had just been the vic
tim OF an accident and had been the
victim Of an accident and had been
bitten by 4 mad dos. Upon awaken
ing, was extremely anxious. I tele-
graphed for information. The answer
came at once. My dream, point by
point. was true. The dream had been
almost at the very moment OF the
accident. Happily they gave me good
news. My sons clothing had protect
ed him from the terrible consequences
OF the bite,
IN regard to eli those who are dear
to me / have also had real forewarn-
nigs. sometimes sad. sometimes joyous,
but always affecting"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
FOUND THE STILL :.
UNDER THE GROUND
Although Buried Uncle Sans
Agents Dug 1t Up and De-
stroyed 1t.

On account Of the activity Of Uncle
Sans revenue agents In North Caro-
Inns no0nshiners In that State have
taken many precautions to bAme
thor sworn enemy. One still In Ran
dolph county. near Lineberry, was
discovered by Deputy Collectors STAT
buck. Atkins and Kirkpatrick burisd,
according 70 1 report just received
here by United States Revenue Agent
Chapman.
The manufacturers Of illicit corn
whiskey conceived the plan to thus
hide the outfit When not IN use. II n
0ne of many ruses faeprted TO w tho
Gtafty outlAwp. The etill. " seventy~
6Ailon6 eAtAcltf, With NJ Wssad pA&4+
614< oInes N11G m exp1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
HUGHES LOSES
IN LEG|sLATU
Politicians Think Governors Bill
Will Be Called and Prompts
~ Killed. V

ALBANY. n. Y, June 1.-THE at3s
ti-Hughes forces are In complete con-
troll OF the special session Of the 6t1t&
Legislature through combfnatt0p
with the Democrats. and 1t Ii freely
predicted to-day that the primary I'M
form bill framed by friends Of Hugh&k
win be defeated.
The Legislature will also Yefuse
strengthen the graft probe rAaol
ton. This Ii q concurrent reeoN~y
which does not require executive r
prevail, and legislators denounce0
governor to-day for interfering "a
matters which did not concern htn3
1t Is expected that the Hughes hllx
with be put 10 vote next w44I
promptly killed and the LegisIatttfe
will adjourn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
AMERICA WILL BE
WELL REPRESENTED
AT ROAD CONGRES|
Delegates to Good Roads Md
ing Assemble in Brussels
in August.

VIENNA, June ys.--Ths au4atiAr
divorce or no divorce IL betnr aiacd32
with much ferver In AustriAsS t4y
tai Sss
The battle cry has been raised
Union Of Progressive C1tho11&1 M
present LAW 70 being defended III IN
Christian Socialists. a. III
The night has been nnAae nlAS66
by some remarks Of DR.. H01e6N11
our Minister Of Justiee. that ~
well the misery Of legal s9r11l
without actual divorce ANA ftA1k
interest OF morality. reforms IN tn
lutely neceBsAry. II u Nut O1t1
minister OF 3 CAthcltc etnta & -
this fashion, but he knOWS MI
The indissoluble marriage u
Catholic Church 10 purG4toft
poor. The rich know hUW ~ IT.
themselves. But AfnQne thu ~
men who,.Are not SaioW6A NJ INT
heip them tn their strue9l98
men who have - forage it461
hours. and thu chti6yGn Whn RI
without father and mother ~
full picturea. NJ 2$S5 4
Ths best intsliscss ~ AvStr1t
Ing 90 alter this ttatA ~ TN
view with amusement thA& l&
thought AhroAd can A4s4eAt4 +
which work 40 disastrcuAiy n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
ORPHANS ENJOY OUTING
As GUEST or AUTO|sTs
Many Machines in Line as Start
is Made for Lake
side

More than 500 orphans are having
the time Of their lives wednesday az
ternoon az result Of the outing
given them by members of the Rich
mond Automobile Association.
With NEARLY four-score machines In
line. the start was made about p.
M. from Capitol and Tenth streets,
each machine being well filled with
children from various charitable
homes throughout the city.
The route led to Lakeside, where
the children have been granted the
privilege Of romping and playing to
their hearts desire for two hours or
more. Refreshments will add to the
joy Of the occasion.
At $50 p. NJ. the children will be
gathered together ana brought back
to the city,
The outing was to have been given
last "Wednesday. but was continued on
account Of bad weather.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
HAVE AN AEROPLANE
THAT DEFIES ELEMENTS
Norfolk Men Complete Machin hch is Claimed the Weather
Will Not Affect All.
wEATHER CONDITION..

err, Fitzhugh White, r. 3. Carr and
r. w. Marye.
Mrs. Anna s. Carr is visiting Miss
Mia G. Biincoe at Buckroe Beaen.
L. p Smithey has returned from
a short business trip to Norfolk.
II. A. Rowe of Hampton, is visit
ing friends In Ashland.
Miss II. Burke Thompson. OF Colds
boro, N c., IL spending the summer
with her parents in Ashland
Prof. and Mrs. r. b. Smithey nave
returned from n visit to their nephew,
Marvin Smithey, of Lawrenceviile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Five Dead m New York

NEW YORK. June 22.--Fiye deus
and forty prostrations are the kSF
record In Greater New York Tor 1|
- hours. ended at noon to-day. LlS1
relief from the blanket Of heat 8
is hanging over the city n pr0nnI
by the weather forecaster, thOsS
light breeze from the West II exp&6H
tonight which may alleviate ttte ~
FERN gsomewhat. While the th1rS891
eter has not yet reached 80, tne 62
mildly is particularly high, roelSk
ing "a ut A. NJ. but falling olfSK{
during the forenoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
IS DIE FROM HEAT
IN PH|lADElPn n|
Men and Women Exposed n
Fierce Heat Drop BY
Scores.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-WfS6
sixteen dead from heat prostratfoJ
the last two days. there Is to-day 11eK
tie prospect OF relief from the ersH
of the torrid wave. The mercury m
noon registered 50 degrees. two d&N
grees higher than at this hour r4f&
terday. s#
suns fury were dropping by the scefX
in the streets. I'M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22

minimum SO.

Range of Thermometer.
The temperatures in Richmond To-
day were as follows:
Forecast for Richmond and Vicinity.
Showers this afternoon. Partly
! cloudy and continued warm Tonight
and Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Wants
Wants
Want Ad. Rates

One cent per word when paid in advance No paid ad
taken for less than cents
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
pnoned in or charged at the counter.
Contract rates are much less Phone Madison 1883 and
Mr.. Cariscn, Manager Of Classified Department will call
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22

Forecast for Virginia.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June ga
Showers in southeast portion this at
ternoon. Partly cloudy and continued
warm tonight and Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
MiscELlAxEoUs.
nIG cur.

WE WILL START THE CUT PRICES
on screen koods II you want screen
doors or windows. we will sell you.
Bring your door ana window meas
ure. vAu0HAN'S, . East Broad
street. opposite Foushee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
LAWN aGOWERs GO AT

BIG CUT MONDAY, COME. LET Us
show you Coldwell mower. See the
prices. vAUGHAN's. . East Broad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
USE VELVET FLOOR STAIN.

THEN USE PEERLESS CLEANER
ana polisher, Your floors ana furni.
ture will shine. svAuGHAN's. East
HrcAd psfeAt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
LEE's.

AND PRESSING; PHONE
Madison 37ss; 1o7 North Fifth street:
ladies work ! speciality.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22

NORTH POLE PRESSING CLUB. WE
40 French and steam cleaning; also
dysing: ladies work . speciality; best
work In the city Tor ths least money;
HenroS s1es. II. PRICE. Mgr. Sls w.
Mhln atrAet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22

HELp WANTED FEMALE.

WANTEbf-I FEW BRIGHT yOGN5
ages OF sixteen and twenty-six. In
teresting work and pleasant SUR
roundings. Permanent positions ana
steady advancement for those with
ability. Applicants must live in city
with parents or relatives. and be ablo
10 furnish the very best If references
as to character. No previous expert
Chief Operator, southern He'll TeIe-
phone & Telegraph Company of Vir-
Ejn;a
WANTED--GfRLS WHO ARE En-
perteneed paper box makers; also
some beginners. Steady employment
and good wages. Apply to The Kan
dolph Paper Box Co. Ross street.
WANTEp-GIRLS ON LARGE PAPER
box work Beginners paid well while
learntngs. Apply to The Randolph
Paper Box Co. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
wooNLIaHT EXCURSION.

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
G0 WffH RfcHNoS6 YACHT CITE
on their, Moonlight to Dutch Gap,
steamer Pocahontas, Tuesday. June
sist. at SIS r. NJ. Good music and
dancing; refreshments at city prices.
Tickets on sale at wharf Blues Bano
WALL furnish music.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

wANTED--l,o 900 ADULTS TO JOIN
the Richmond Cooperative Burial
Association 500 certificate costs
only IL cents per month; gives \ sIev
funeral at death. The cheapest pro-
lection on earth, Agents wanted.
C. A. HAIQHT. Secretary. lis North
sAventh street Phone NATION sIos
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
roa SALE.

wALTHAM AND ELGIN WATCHES
with twenty-year gold filed cases.
only $3.50. STEINERS, 14+1 East
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22

SPECIAL NOTICE
NOTE THE vXLcE >7Fsr.xcED On '0, c I.
GlenArd belts BY 4 patron. would
not part with II for q million dollars
il i knew l could not another like IL
Of the greatest Blooms of life. Come
ana see them. MRS A. J. PYLE,
~ FIFTH strAef
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22

COVERED AND RE.
paired; expert work: ECHREMP. The
fytr hyAIIa Man