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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-17
TWO NJ NAMARA
JURORS ACCEPTED
PROSECUTION BELIEVES COURT
WILL BROADEN GROUND FOR
SECURING TWELVE.

LOS ANGELES. Oct. le.--Ciarencs
barrow, chief counsel for the McSa>
mara defense. personally assumed the
examination OF veniremen this after
noon. When court adjourned he had
closely questioned two of the prospec-
tive jurors and found pothing In their
answers giving occasion for challenge.
He reserved the right TO question
them further tomorrow morning. but
there is every prospect that these two
men will not be challenged by the
defense. and so far ms their answers
are concerned. no ground for chal-
lerGe by the prosecution has developed.
The two men were John w. Roberts.
r r. Barns, carpenter. OF Los An
geies.
The attitude OF Judge Bordweil in
questioning venireman Nelson to-day
after he had repeatedly testified that
he had formed an opinion as TO the
guilt of Mcnamara. has encouraged
the prosecution to believe ruling In
its favor will be had in the cases of
veniremen who. though they admit
having formed an opinion. swear that
this opinion can be changed II evil
dence 10 the contrary IL produced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-17
Ia Toilette FOR
NEXT PRESIDENT
GRESSIvE LEAGUE MAKES
NEW PLTFORM.

CHICAGO. Oct. I6.-An endorse
ment OF Robert Marion La Toilette,
OF Wisconsin, for president Of the
United States, was the net result of
the widely heralded meeting Of the
National Republican Progressive
League held at the LaSalle hotel to-
day. Three hundred pro1ressives
from thirty States were present. There
were those who rather expected a
general platform would be discussed.
carefully drawn and adopted. There
has been for months and was at the
meeting, much talk about progress
sive principles. The cutting from
Its moorings Of the La Toilette boom
for presidency, however, was the only
action taken.
The resolutions adopted sum up
the whole business Of the day. They
set forth. not a Republican platform.
but the personal platform OF Senator
La Toilette. They contain a plank
for the control Of corporations by
the government with an inferential
attack upon the president for prose-
cutting the trusts: q plank tthe Bourne
suggestion) for popular vote on the
candidates for president, whether
compelled by law or not. and the
endorsement OF Senator La Follette.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-17
GOLDEN ROSARY
FOR CARDINAL
LOVE FROM KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l6.--The notable
features of the second day of Car
dinal Gibbons golden jubilee. were
the first session OF the Holy Name
Society and tho presentation to the
prelate of q golden rosary by the
Knights of Columbus. The rosary was
made OF gold nuggets mined by New
Foundiand man.
s The cardinal. who spoke. briefly 81
the Holy Name convention. said he
did not know of any organisation In
the United States that has commended
itself more to the American people
than the society OF the Holy Name
Tho pope sent his apostolic bless
ing through NonstGnor Falccnio.
Timothy s Hogan. Of Ohio. urged
the members 10 work with the church
In suppressfng socialism.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-17
ASKS FOR BURIAL
IN THE CEMETERY
AMONG H|SPE0PLE
Noted Prelate Relinquishes
His Right to Place in
the Crypt
CARDINAL GIBBONS
IS TO READ SERMON
At His Request Funeral Is
Delayed Until Friday
Mgr. Falconio and Many
Notables to Be Present
CARDINAL GIBBONS
PAYS HIGH TRIBUTE

Especial 10 The Virginian.D
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.-Cardina1
Gibbons was deeply Erieved when
he learned Of bishop Van do
Vyver's death. II was evident
FROM his expresslen when the
news was brought 10 him that ne
WIS weighed by sorrow. The
Cardinal has been especially ex-
pressive OF the honor he feels ut
the gathering here Of 50 many
bishops, and had several times
expressed regret nj the inabil-
ity OF Richmond's bishop to he
present.
To a representative of Tho
Richmond virGialan. he said,
"His death 10 . great blow to
me. At this time I feel Ii espe-
ciaily. Bish0p van de Vyver was
true imam. . gallant cAurchman
and 4 honor to HIS city. Hts do
cese loses One Of the best he
loved bishops."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-17
CHINESE MONEY
At BIG DISCOUNT
THE POWERS REFUSE TO LEND
MONEY AND SITUATION
GROWS SERIOUS.
RUN ON BANKS HEAVY
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ADDRESSES
NOTE TO THRONE DEMAND
ING RECOGNITION AND
PRIVILEGES.

PEkIN, Oct. ls.-The application
OF the Chinese government for a loan
OF $4,000. 900 from the four foreign
banking groups. representing the
United States. Great Britain. Germany
and France, that recently negotiated
the $5o,o0o.o00 currency reform loan.
was formally refused to-day and the
government, facing a serious revolu-
ton. will have to get along without
foreign financial assistance. There
are sufficient funds in tha treasury,
however. for a campaign OF probably
SIX weeks or two months.
Advices reaching the capital from
the region now in the turmoil OF
revolution. are not reassuring. The
censorship continues very strict and
the Pekin newspapers are refused all
Information concerning the situation
in Hupeh. The prices OF food have
risen sharply In Pekin. Chinese off,
ctals. as we'll a. others, are sending
their families away from the capital
and this Is not having reassuring
effect upon the public. This morn
ing's train to Tien Tsin was crowded.
1t was, announced to- night that after
the departure OF the Siberian mail
train tomorrow, all passengers traffic
between Pekin and Tien Tsin would
cease.
Members Of. the national assembly.
which was organized a year ago a.
nuclus of . Chinese parliament
and which IL to begin its second SEES
sion here next week, have drawn up
series Of resolutions addressed to
re throne. demanding that in the
interest OF peace the provincial as
sembiy of SEE Chuen be permitted to
assemble Immediately and that the
president and vice-president Of that
part in the Aessions.
Call For Dismisssls.
Tho resolutions further call for tho
Dismissal Of Shen Hsuan Huai. the I'M
parial minister of posts and COM
munioauonA Sheng negotiated the
loans for the naturalization Of the
railways and has bsen q leading ad-
vooate OF the Anti-provinoial policy.
which II regarded - largely respcn-
sible for the present uprising.
However. runs on the bank here con-
tinued To-day ana there were distur-
Dances In front Of several institu-
tons. The. hest quotation obtainable
to- day, on government bank notes wal
discount Of ~ per cent
There il a great deal of suppressed
excitement here over the report that
Japanese officials knew ef the plans
Of the revolt In the central provinces
long Id advance and even encouraged
and participated in the movement.
Japanese Minister IJuin haa made o.
fictal denial to these rumOrs, but II
did not have the desired effect, There
II NO doubt. hbwever. that the plans
Tor tho revelation wsre widsly known
waal ~ nAxnmen ~ - SfsfsaE IA asnrrin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-17
BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN
SOON TO WE'D COUNT

PARIS. Dot, is.--Excited and en-
thusiastic ~ a young school girl. Mra.
Cambridge 6pOttswood ID holding
court ut her home. No. 50 Avenue
Victor Hugo. each day watching ca
gerry tho arrival Of wedding presents.
The queeniy American beauty 10 soon
to - Countess 1chcnbfun.
MIRA 6pottaWo0d seems most in
tesestsd in presents coming from the
noble family OF her husband, The
pearls sent her ara said to be match-
less. The Count Schonhrun's sister
has sent. an exquisite bejsweled. white
prayer book, which n to b used IN
stho SeFNCneay u ~ c)aglrch, tha ttma
~ el11 A r % Aas1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-17

U. - srines L.isessf y,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-17
IDENTIFIES GIANT
AS HER ASSAILANT

NEW YORK, Oct. ls.-By passing
her hand ovsr hia fsce and feeling =
ring on his hand. Niss Agnes Waugh.
the victim Of IN assault last We'd
nesday night, tonight made positive
hcr identtfioation or Frank Brach.
nineteen years old and giant In
stature, - her ansailant.
RrAoh. hAndcuffed to two detectives.
was led into Miss WauEh's room. Tho
bandages from her injured eyes were
removed and she looked the prisoner
full In the facc.
That's the man. she screamed
hystericaliy and sank back into har
mothers arms. In order to make
tho Identification complete. Brach was
again brought into tho room. tho girl
passing her hand over Ills face and
hands.
Tho prisoner was arrested a. he
waa entering his home tonight. and
gave four detectives q hard fight. He
says he can provo an altbi.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-17
PLOT ON Life OF
PRESIDENT FAILS
His Train Passes Safely Over
Bridge Mined With
Dynamite
WATCHMAN DISCOVERS
BIG BOX WITH FUSE
Shoots At Fleeing Man Seen
Under Southers Pacific
Road Structure Near
Santa Barbara

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 1S.--Accur<i-
ing to dispatch received by railroad
officials In this city. box containing
thirty-six sticks Of dynamite. with a
ten-foot fuse attached. was discovered
under the Southern Pacific steel
bridge between 0avito and Ell Cap
tain. about twenty miles north OF San
Ia Barbara, shortly before President
Taft's train had passed over that
structure, early this morning
The dynamite WAS found by spe-
cial Waterman employed by the rail-
road. II was reported the watch
man fired several shots at Il strange
man he saw dAshing from beneath the
bridge. This - not confirmed by
Sheriff Stewart, who returned to san
ta Barbara tonight after making an
investiga ton.
Secret service men with President
Taft stated tonight they know MOTH
ing about the discovery OF the dyna-
mite other than that they had read
in the afternoon paper. According
to James Sloan. chief of the secret
service men in the presidential par
~, there would have been no dan
ger TO the Presidents train If an
explosion had occurred under the
bridge. as MIR. Taft's special was pre-
coded by a pilot engine which ran
two miles in front OF the special
train al the way from San Francis
co to Los Angeles.
Refers to Tariff Veto.
President TAFT made a defense of
his veto OF the tariff here to-day. 1t
was the Presidents first reference to
the tariff during his four days trip
through California.
California, the President knew. was
insurgent. but during his stay in San
Francisco he was made to feel en-
tirely at ease. hecanse San Francisco
wanted to register its gratitude for
his having that city picked out for
the Panama Exposition. So San
Francisco put politics aside.
I The attitude of Los Angeles toward
President Taft. as was shown to-day.
politicians say. is the real sentiment
Of the State The President was not
cheered.
Governor johnson. insurgent. who
rode In an automobile some distance
down the line from the President
car. was heartily cheered.
Children Cheer Him.
On the way to the auditorium
where he made an address the Presi-
where 10000 school children waved
flags at him and yelled as hard as they
know how. This was the only demon
stration OF the day.
The auditorium was crowded
Mayor Alexander in introducing the
President ad'-erted 70 the concern
II the State In seeing the tariff on
lemons kept up SO as to protect lemon
growers from the industry abroad.
The Mayor remarked that he hoped
the President would not squeeze the
California lemon too hard"
Mr.. Taft made a hit when he re-
marked that he had told his tariff
board to look into the lemon sit
uation and that the tariff would not
be touched until the board had had
an opportunity TO report.
The audience remained passive as
the President talked OF his veteing
the farmers free list, and the other
bills because he was not satisfied that
they would be of any advantage to
the country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
AusuIess Opportunities.

1 HAVE FOR SALE 400 SHARES or
the "Virginia-Oh oil Co." stocks
quick cash buyer This stock Is
paying dividend 1t cost me $500.
1t Is in four certificates OF 100 shares
each. VIII sell one or all. This
Is rare opportunity FOR a small
investor with little cash. Address
Room 10. Paxton Hotel. Ashevlue.
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siN-room house. new. and so feet front.
aoloining Highland Park: $3.50:


Six-room house. new. and so feet front
adjoining Highland Park: $3.50:
easy terms.
DO feet. West End. near Rosenea h
On road two fronts: only $40 per foot.
So ieet, near car barns. on Cary Street:
niE pickup: s32 per foot. You can
nuld two good houses on this
behutl!ul building lots. Grove Avenue:
cheapest on this prominent thor.
oushfare: only $50 per foot
room new house Highland
Park; lot 10x $40; all modern con-
Ntniences: $4,000
20 root front: two-story brick build :
InG West Broad. big investment:
Sll.ooO: good terms. \
"o good farms 10 exchange for CITY
or suburban property
Two new East Main Street stores: will
eNchange for West End ground.
Fhree-story brick store. under three
year lease: near First and Broad &.
VIII exchange for two good West
End. Marshall or Clay Street. houses
Eight-room brick: West 'Clay. Am
block; now under lease for s33O per
annum; $4,000.
Good new brick Nat. Jackson wara
near Clay all under lease at 10 ner
cent Don't miss this.
u IT'S real estate you are interested
In. don't fail TO see lis before buv
ing. Drop in to see us. anyway. Our
new offices are quiet and comfort
aoie We are always ready and
willing TO entertain YOU. ASOS &,
POiEpE%TER. 20o-2 01 Travellers
Building
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FLouRIsHlNG DRY GOODS RUsI-
ness for sale; owners health bad:
last years business 100000, APPROX
iInate!y so PEI cent OF which was FOR
cash. Location is the best In grow
ing town OF 1900 in the Piedmont
sgction OF south Carolina Address
OPPORTUNITY, care. Times T,is,,,,
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H0w to Shop by Mail

ton below is the
enienees the city
listed
onth his
n
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y RMS FOR SALE.--AMELIA COUN-
" farm OF 1872 acres, three miles
from station; fair house of six
rooms. stable and lumber for a new
barn a snap IT 1920: half cash
and balance easy
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MECkLENBURG FARM. 81 ACRES.
Two miles from station: about half
the land tillable. balance in wood ;
new iour-room house and several
outouiidlnss; graded school AMI
churches less than mile: about Ioo
!ruit trees. Account owner not abl.
70 attend to this will sacrifice for
$500; one-third cash. balance to suit
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DID YOU EVER SEE

i IL LikEpOF DUST? IT'S ALL OVER
d 5Ms house, can't use duster or
co, H,s Sioth; l simply saturate a
o,,a ci1th with Peerless Cleaner
nma Poiisher wipe or furniture and
Mipe up floors. That's why an,
HnonPpE' Phone VAUGHAN, Madison
lo4. for bottle to-day.
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TWO TOP DELIVERY WAGONS. SEC
ond-hand for gro ,ery or amy other
similar work cheap for cash 10
close them out
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Only A FEW MORE OF THE SEC
ond-hand buggies and surveys: bet
yer see them quick; one MAY suit
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WANTED $4,000 TO PLACE IN
TO $4,000 on improved city property
worth double the amount OF loan.
b l.. HAMILTON & CO.. Eleventh
and HUI! Streets
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IN ORDER TO TAKE CARE OF OUR
eVer-increasing business. we require
hoth men and additional capital This
is an exceptional opportunity for a
man of ability with 10000 10 In
vest TO become identified with one of
the eldest and best known manufnc-
turing companies in the city. Tho
position offered is a pleasant ono
with good salary attached. II you
nave the money and ability and mean
business, address at once Post Otiico
Box No. 1913. City
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ATTRACTIVE DETACHED HOME OF
seven rooms on Taylor Street; nice
lot Price. S2,350, on easy terms
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WANTED. BRIGHT. HUSTLING YOUNG
man. with Sl,lo0 and services. az
partner for established paying pro-
position. Give age. present occupa-
ton and references. Address ] 3ll,
care Times Dispuatch
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HOMES FOR SALE.-EIGHT-RO
house on Wallace Street, beyond Res
ervoir, corner lot, 25xl12, nearly new.
Price. 81, 700. Terms very easy
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who has money. in any amounts,
earning less than per cent. We
can place 1t for you in the safest
security in the word-improyed
city real estate worth double the
amount OF loans. All business strict
" confidential. Address 306, care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13

WANTED-PARTY oE BUSINESS
ability and push wants capital TO
nlanufacturc an article for which
large orders have already been re-
this city. Full details and informa-
tion TO those that are interested.
Big ::oney for the man who has
money. Nothing speculative about IL,
ana every business house can use It
and save money. Address SAFETY,
care Times-Dispa.rh
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si?O-7 PER CENT. COUPON GOLD
oonds principal and interest guar
antted by S2,700,0O0 trust company.
interest payable January and July
az american Exchange National
Bank. New York. Descriptive circu-
lar upon request ARTHUR L. STILL
WELL. Singer Buildinr New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13

PARTY WITH $4,000 CASH CAN FIND
e%cciIent opportunity TO take charga
of frst-ciass restaurant at Norfolk,
Va: experience not necessary: must
De competent 10 look after cash. etc:
references exchanged salary sos
weekly Address Z. HICkFORD. II
city Hall Avenue Norfolk Va
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FOR SALE, FLORY DOUBl E-DTT-If
noising engine Is or 70 horsepoIy..r,
-, good condition boiler attachei'
Addresss J. 45i. care Times -Dlsp.tcf
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CLAY STREET STORE AND DWELL
ING. In good location; $4,000. ], A.
CONNOLLY & co "
MEADOW STREET DWET LING. NEAR
price for quick sale, $4,000. i
CoNNELLY &c co.
HANOVER STREET BRfcE DWEJL-
.ng; best loeaiion:l $500 j. a.
CONNOLLY & co.
FOR SALE, NEW HOUSE. NO. 1905
virginia Avenue. Highland Park:
complete fats; hot water heat cleo
trIc Lights; lower fiat Torrent. Phone
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NEW FLOYD AVENUE HOME OF !
rooms. beyond Boulevard; large lot;
SteStricity and gas. Price. $3.50
VIII accept good lot in Highland
Park as part payment
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THREE CONTRACTS ~ TIE STAVD-
ara Home Company eligible for a
loan or good investment. d no.
care Times Dispatch
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STOVES.

SEE THE EVANS HARDWARE co
stove. We are agents for Tho Ia,,.IS
stoves absolutely the best stova
maze; at reasonable prices. 700 w
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WE HAVE SEVERAL FLORIDA PAY
ing orange groves we can exchange
Tor good Richmond renting property
Florida values are climbing rapid
~. MCCLURE DANENPORT-TA
CO, INC. l0+ y. Eighth street
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PARK AVENUE. DETACHED HOME
OF eight rooms: latrobe heat. gas:
newly papered: very attractive.
Price. $3.50
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NOS $40 AND SCI PRINTS STREET.
Iood brick houses. six rooms each:
S3oe rental for III, Two par annum.
Price. $4,000.
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CAPITAL FURNISHED FOR MERITo-
rious enterprises; stocks and bonds
sold on commission. Facilities for
incorporating and reorganization Of
companies. For particulars. JOHN
son & CO, Bankers. Madison and
La Sale. Chicago.
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WEST GRACE STREET RESIDENCE
beautiful home. containing min,
rooms; $4,000.
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FOX SALE, FOUR CHAIR BARREp
-TSm r FoT information cali 5o4 w
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DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE EXTRA
nice cutunder surrey we have on
our Moor; no better ono In the city.
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WANTED. YOUR VACANT HOUSE ON
our rent list SO we can I'LL il. We
can M yours. MCCLURE DAVEN-
rokI TAYLOR co, lO4 y Eighth
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SAVE 81 TO $40 AND RECEIVE 500
10 $1,000 % months hence. Why not
nuy home OF secure a small loan?
Booklet free. COMMERCIAL GUAR.
AETEE co, Bankers. % North Ninth.
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Real Estate fnr Aale.

Real Estate for S9ale.
HOMES FOR sALE.@EIGHTcRoo
house on Wallace Street. beyond Res
eryoir corner lot. 25x112. nearly new
Price. s1,iOo. Terms very easy.
! ATTRACTIVE DETACHED HOME OF
seven rooms on Taylor Street: nice
lot. Price. s2,350, on easy terms.
NEW FLOYD AVENUE HOME OF !
rooms. beyond Boulevard; large lot.
electricity and gas Price. $3.50
VIII accept good lot i'll Highland
PARK AVENUE. DETACHED HOME
OF eight rooms: latrobe heat, gas:
LEVY papered: very attractive.
DETACHED WEST MAIN STREET
home; lot 25X179; nicely finished
t tt and back porches; gas and cleo
Irlcity; nice home. Price. SIS 900.
Terms reasonable.
BEAUTIFUL WEST GRACE STREET
mouse; 10 rooms steam heat. gas,
eIectrlcity; strictly modern: must be
seen inside to be appreciated. Price.
Sii,9O1 Terms very liberal Nc
GLuRE pANENPORT-TAYL co.
W NJ III flSnth street.
FOUR MILLION FEET HARDWOOD
1 ooo PINE 5,' 100000 feet pine; 1000
are are we'll located and cheap. POST
MASTER, Nelwood Va
FOR SALE. NEW JACKSON WARD
property; IL l-2 per cent. need
mon .r,n by owner. Address q 1903,
FOE SALE. LOT % - By 40 FEET.
I'll
shear to quick buyer with cash.
Phone Monroe 40.
FOR SALE NO. 2522 WEST MAIN
street new brick; all conveniences.
Price, $4,000
NO. y. ROBINSON srREET-Sryv
brick, two flats. four rooms: bath.
pantrS' etc, each nat; all convent
ences, Rent. $3.50 per annum Price.
NOS. $40 AND 5Sl PRINTS STREET. =
nood brick houses. six rooms each:
S5oe rental for III. two plr annum.
Price. $4,000.
NO 1922 y TENTH STREET. BRICK
- HNihE rooms. bath, pantry. store
room. closets. etc, etc. Price, $3.50
Witt Fl. CRAWFORD. Owner. 4a2
1918 ""e Hauisoh
- yin E-OR CITY
property. doing from three miles or
hienmond; 100 acres good dwelling
new orchard COW barn: modern I'm
proNements. splendid water. or IFS
acres with two dwelling houses on
pest road out OF city. also l6 cows
answer VIRGINIA. Box $50. city
FOR SALE. NINE-ACRE POULTRY
arm, with ivc-room cottage: fenced
IN with woven wire; good shade and
npoudtFy houses; near stop on Seven
Ptnes car line. Price. $4,000: $500
casa balance long time Address
II IA, care Times Dispatch
$500 WILL BUY a SEVEN ROOM
dwelling. II taken soon. within the
CITY limits. and in line of improve
Tnents convenient 10 street cars.
d l3i. care Tinles-Dispatc ten.
% ACRES GOOD LAND FOR SALE
S'oo cash takes It II sold at once
,. ARMISTEAD Nuckols. Va
SEiCk STORE AND DWELLING on
BAKER street. good business stand
aieIas annual rent of 5000 B 4
CEPHAS, COZ North Second street
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EUROPEAN CAPITAL

returned; tree report as to patent
ability: our three beautiful books
on Inventions and patents sent free:
best references. JOHN S. DUFFIB
< CO. Dept. -. Washington. D. C.
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NEW FURNITURE, GOING AT ONE.
h i,o,' PpiGe 70 quick purchaser: all
nouStho!d goods 10 be sold. inc,nd
ing handsome mahogany bedrooa,
anu pafIor suits ana quartered naL
GGinHS5hng.room suit and druggets r.
~. ESP A. \, Madison No. $500, No. 210
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13

FOR SALE. ONE HOSTING ENGINE
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13

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