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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-02

health not admitting his going to the
country he will spend his time in
towns. He win be in Adrian March
18th and will speak in the High
School Auditorium at night to the
pupils of Adrian and adjoining coun-
| TRY. Farmers and business men are
cordially invited, and ii enough farm
ers will come in the afternoon he will
be pleased to speak to them at about
2:O. At night we hope to have all
rural teachers and their pupils of the
7th and 9Th grades present that can
come. Mr.. Jordon is very anxious
to speak to the pupils and at his re-
quest we have changed the plan of
his meetings from farmer meetings to
school meetings. He also selected
the time and places. He will be in
Butler the 18th and will have the
same work as at Adrian and all teach
ers and pupils who can reach this
place are requested to be present.
The meeting here will be held in the
Court House. At Rich Hill the meet
ing will be held in the High School
Auditorium beginning at 200 O'Clock
in the afternoon. Arrangements will
be made for night meeting if 'suffi-
Gent interest is manifested. The
same program will be carried out at
Hume as at Rich Hill and farmers are
very cordially invited to attend any
and all of these meetings as the talks
will be of as much interest to them as
if they were regular farmers meet
ings. The meeting at Rich Hill will
be held the 18th and at Hume the 18th.
We shall be pleased to have the farm
ers come to these meetings as they
are to take the place of the two days
meetings that were to have been held
in January. l showed Mr.. Jordan
the Secretary of Agriculture's letter
promising the meetings then and he
had never heard that he had been as
signed work here and said this was
not the first instance.
Miss Vesti Rice reports the follow
ng pupils as spelling all the words in
he contest: Veda Davidson, Nova
Kelley, Ruby O'Dea, Flossie Ruddell,
md Ruth Snyder. Miss Rice is teach
n at Prairie Rose school.
Miss Jennie Stevenson of Klondike
'eports: Rutherford Laughlin, Flor
;nce Lee, Lawrence Briscoe, Donnie
3riscoe, Forest Briscoe, Margaret
Collier, Irene Collier, Archie Ryan
md Glenn Briscoe.
Miss Emily Woodfin Of Green Ridge:
Earl Conley, Beulah Conley, Harry
Shaw, frankie Shaw, Mildred Thomp-
'on and Russell Thompson.
Miss Ruth Rush of Griggs: Leila
Simpson, Gertrude Laycock, Rosa
Shelton, Beatrice Banke, Norman
frazier, Lyle and Jesse Thompson.
Miss Kate Walker of Pleasant
ALLEY in Lone Oak township: May
1cGinnis, Lizzie King, Buford Doane,
lary Doane, Elmer Doane, bessie
ling, Coda King and Ada Stokes.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-02

will be designed to afford convenience
and comfort in any kind Of weather,
and will be big improvement over
the tents that have been used.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-02
Public Sale.

will sell at public auction at my
residence, six miles southwest OF
Butler and two miles east Of Nyhart,
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1911,
the following described property:
4 Head Of Cattle-consisting of a
number one mich COW, fresh last
November; fat cow; coming 2-year-
old heifer, extra good; l steer calf.
Small driving mare.
10 Head of Hogs-1 brood sow; 9
shoats, weigh 100 pounds.
Farming Implements-good spring
wagon, suitable for delivery wagon;
old buggy; Savers & Scovill runabout,
good as new; set single harness; set
double carriage harness, good as new;
corn shelter; corn planter; harrow;
end-gate seed sower; feed grinder;
100 hedge posts; large copper kettle;
100 quarts canned fruit; 20 gallons
cider vinegar; 1000 bushels corn; rs
bushels oats; Z or 8 tons timothy and
clover hay; 200 feet boxing lumber;
household and kitchen furniture; part
set of carpenters tools and other
things too numerous to mention.
Terms-Sums Of SO and under,
cash; over SO a credit Of 8 months
will be given on note with approved
security, drawing 8 per cent from
date. 2 per cent discount for cash.
No property TO be removed until
terms are complied with.
MRS. NANCY J. WEDDLE.
Clyde Robbins, Auctioneer.
Henry Hill Clerk. l9-lt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11

iiberitroblt, Die umidglid id)on in
ibrer grt lit. DIT lit es gut, ipld)
cine Gmpfinoumg gebabt 81 baben.
4eine Sreuoen limo gliitben, tpeld1e
5iiipeilel Sriid)te bringeil, ndhoem lie
ielbit lanae peripelft llto oabin iino:
anh i'm Serbite bcs 2ebcns gibt es
ionnige Gage, iuelde eiilen eieerl-
tbiimlid gemiloerten @lans beiisen
- 3oittage, pelhe inmitten ocs
0ettldltfcs bicies 2ebei,s iits geitat.
tet iinb.
9erart iuaren Sie nGditen Sabre
naf Der anfimft Der miiben @nnoe.
rer anf Der Ssniel. Bourbon. Slm
Stronoe Der ounfelblaueu See, bic
b'anbon 10 iebr Iiebte, inmitten Der
onftenoen 8eitrdiibc ,iub Srangens
bGume bieies ellt5iifenben 2anoes, it
Der erfiiaung liebee,ponnei,er Yilid.
ten uno i'm Sollaehniie bdiisliden
8liides itromten Die Screen Der Got.
ten iiber bon 2iebe SIT eiitanSer Ir,o
5l ibrem ainbe. gercbrt bon ibren
llntergebener, nobe5ll pergottert bon
ibren Sflapei1, beren Sos elm ans.
nabmspeiic gliidlides mar, rno al.
gemein 9eliebt BON ibren Had)barn,
perlebten lie Wotate rnb Sabre in
iingctriibtcr 8liifieligfeit. Ginigc
aoloniltcn pflegten ,allerbings su be.
baltptcr. Sbcrit b'glliban babe iibcr.
lponntc Nnlid)ten iiber geipiIIe 3inae.
Is bate p%crlautet, bab err cine ipobl.
crSogcne McitiSe 81 5iife gelooen
nno Die Wittipe zines Wannes in iein
Saiis aufgenommen bate, meld1er an
9ebrodenem Screen s%eitorben mar,
meil iein Gater i'm peeen ieiner Ser.
beiratbung nit Dem W1bhen, bas
bon Negern abltammte, perfluht uno
eitterbt bate. Sberit b'glnban Ell.
loiibtc ferner ieiner Tc&ter unae.
nobnlihe 9inge, Die nift INNER all.
.9eneit1en 9eifal fanoen. gber bus
Maoden mar 10 ifou, 10 liebenspiir.
Dig nno lab 10 engelglcif aus, oos
italt oaralIs 10 piel nid)t madte.
Srai o'aubnn mar jest ipeniacr
tbatig fpie friiber, benn bas &Iima
bon Bourbon lpirft entnerpeno. sic
lebnte oft in einem Sofa in Der Ge.
ranoa, bon no aus lie bie an benz
lfer iif brebenoen 8ellen lir6 sic
Dem San0lneSplase suiteuern6en
Sdific ieben fonnte. geiuhe ordna.
ten lid IN Nenee Inn bic liebenspiir.
biae 8attin oes 9isegouperneurs,
inb iiberaa flfiiterte man iib al, lie
lei feline tailleno Weilen melt pot
eirtem Balaite gebpren. Mebr ober
peniger bon Der Wabrbeit obipei.
fenbe, aber auf Der SnieI aGaemein
~gegloubte @eriidte ihrieben lire
rei6litcn Wittel, ibre unbearenste
8roBmutb nn6 bas 8emiih bon SSf.
liffeit lno Sobeit, bon Sreunolih.
felt itto 3itriidbaltung in ibrem guf.
treten einer fonigIifen Ibfunft All,
tpelfe nnbeitimnt u16 in peridie6e.
iter Weiie geoeiitet tpuroe.
s6lub foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11

@oBnort crbliden, rmge6en bon
Srangenbdrunen, aaffcepflansunecn
itno gditmelt, Die ilnter Der Wrft
Der foitlifen Sriifte iif bogen. SIN
Dem gelben aanbe Der iauft ge.
i%flprngeneli aiiite ipieltcn Die blaren
Weuen bes Neeres. beiien SberflGhe
Der Ibenorpinb frGitielte, obnc feline
ln1ereriiiolihe Sieie az crresen. Sic
pcrmodten falin ST iprehcn; ibre
Ser5en maren iibcrpol.
sit Dies nift elm berrIides 9anb,
Wfina9" fraste 'b'aitban nit einem
5drtlid)en 9lif alif feline Sodter.
Gin Earobies aiif Grben," ant.
lportete leiie Die Miitter, bas &ino an
lire 9riiit idlicBeno.
Wino ihlang Die Mrnte linn oen
Sails ibrer Mutter, Sic lie nit ibrcn
8iiiicn beoefte. Gonn folgte lie nit
ben Iiigen Der Sanb beS 8dters, nie
or ibr Die aniieOIi,ne bon Saint-Mn.
ore 5eigte, nlb lieb ibre 8lide bin.
lhipeifcn iiber oie Seller, al,f benen
3iiferrobr unb gaummoGe aebout
lpnroe. Sn lareen Reiben febrten
Die Neger bon Der Irbeit helm, be.
eleitet bon sluflcbern NIT Der Ecitidc
IN Der Saitb.
%, ipie idon lit bas Meer!!" ricf
lie aus. Limb ipie lieblih iino Die
gaiime iino Der Simmel! Nber oaS
Sfonitc bon allem, Iamn, lit bos
SGdeln anf beinen 2ippen. 60 babe
id bid nift mebr ldheln seicben icit
mir ct. Igatba p%erlieBeni"
Sic uanbte iif bann siiln gotcr
nno iagte, ianft feline Sano itrci.
delno: nSu ipirit bier piele Gilan.
5ungen 81 beiorgen boberL 9apu,
ailBer oerienieeiL neId)e mir bon Die.
lem Seniter ans in Der ltimaeaenb
bon SointeMnore ieben2"
.Sa, mein iiiBes ainb; 10 @ott
min, fonnen mir bier picl giltes
tblin."
r9u nirit picle Sflapcn ha6en?"
v@efpiB, mein &inb; alle Tcloar.
belt miro bier BON Sflapen perrid)-
tet."
sd ipolte, ib bate oas 2ebeu
oes Batter Glaper nift i'm Sdloiie DC
la Groir snriidgeloiicn. 3ort aibt
cS feline Sflapen. Sd mohte Oas
Bud bier nod cinmal leien."
.aannit on es benn niht austpen.
Dig, Wina?" bemerfte i6r @ater Ia.
d)eln0.
ngeina6c ~aiistpen6ig!" %antmortctc
lie lansiam, bic guset tpieoer auf Die
T~flan5ungen rit)teno ulo oi1f Ole
laneen Reibeit bon Shmorsen, ncIfe
l6were Saiten nod Sauic truacn.
9as jlrnge MGbhen batte iiber Der
@eifid,te ienes lebenslGnaIihen
gpoitels utter ben Sflapen in graii.
lien 10 lange gebriitct, bis 6ie @eban.
feiL ipeld)e oieielbc in ieiner Seele er.
iuedte, lid 5l feitcn gntidliiiien &c.
italteten.
-
Us aibt elm @liid, elm pabres, in.
niges Slid in bieier @eIt. Isle
fonnten mir ri,s bon ben Sreuoen
bes Simmels cine 8oriteGing ma.
felt, iucrn mir auf @rben niemaIs
aliidlib wGren9 gs gibt sllieen.
blide, III oenen inner 5er5 SIT enae
Die 8onne 3l faiien, ipelhe cs
0enn ein beiltaes Der.
b%eirieoist lit, penn einem
Dos mir mebr liebelt oils inns
lelbit, cin bobes Gut beihieoen ipur.
Dc. lpenn Die grfenntniB Der @abr.
belt IN Der Seele aufging, rpenn mir
bon elmer aaGlenben Mnglt beireit
oant lit infer 2eben bon einem
cinein @lanse, elmer 3(arheitl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
James Leyi 90 Co.
Weue ansiise. Mene @aiits.
lS3.1S5 Sixth Street Tel. lis.
@ef6ior S6mttt,
@rpkeerfaufs. SanbIer

IN ben beiieu luo remiien impors
tir.su NIB %eulbelniiben 8eineu II. Wbistiss
iitr Sartilieus NIB Mebi;rts @ebrou1 ;u ben
biQi9iten s8boleiale Yr.tisu in irseitb elmer
Nuantrtdt. SD p~erfuufe biuis ober edit
uno mir gesen 8aarselb.
Sein.r California portusiu s1.0o per
GoGone iinh auiw1rts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
Der freie @iQe.

Trofeiior: o9as Heiultat unIerer
belltigen 8etraftiing lit alio, oaB Der
Wiae oes Wenihen fret lit @it.
Beroem babe id nod gu bemerfen.
meinc Serren, oaB ih be,te oie
5rpeite Stunoe nidt balten fann-
id mitb meine 8rau in cine @eieu.
ifaft begleiten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
Our eeh. geaGtans far yrtefter;
G@MItarsWeineSsD

saranttrt NIB Don ben bciitu Ssu9uiilell
besleitet. Urn NIB Speet 2Ssins
cine SpeSia!itat.
NNON~~
Tefe anspabI Don 8etranfeu in Sldi6sn.
geftelunSen per Voif rperoen aui has Yroms
pteite NIB Bette beior9t uno bleibel tets
priuat. Wan itrsibe nm cine Brelsiiit..
Nefercns: Dubuque Watipnal 8auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11

8enu Der SiiitsRerb inns 10
idlimmc Shmer5en bur6 Siiftipeb
perurIadt. baB mir es faum ~ausbclten
t%onnen. lit es bas ein5is ribtise ct.
Safobs Gel ioiort an eebraudcn.
peldes bic Sdmer3en pertreibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
unglaublid ltao ood mabr.

(5ortiesl,na BON Ser 3. Seite.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22
Barton Heights

The Rev. Dr. Lambert of Rich
mond, preached at the Barton Heights
Methodist church sunday morning,
and the Rev. Or Galloway OF Nor
folk. preached at night.
Mr. L. NJ Lee. who has been sick
for the past TWO weeks, is improving.
Master Carey Hatcher, who spent
several months visiting his grandpar-
ents, MIR and Mrs " r. Jones. re-
turned to his home in Orange Sat
urday.
The Rev r. IL Bowden has gone
to PoWhatau county, whore he will as
sist the Rev EGRene Mntz in Sc
ries of meeting this week
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Winston left
for Orange Saturday. whore they viii
spend several days visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Hatcher
Mr., John Mouutca site. Of Ginter
Park, has been confined 10 his bed
for the past four weeks on account Of
illness
Mr.. Charles II Motley has gone 10
Caroline county 0hero he Viii rest
for several days.
Mrs. Cherry OF Richmond. is the
guest Of her mother Mrs. Mary Glenn.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Moncllre.
from the lower part of Henrlco coun-
~, visited Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Motley
Saturday
Mr.. Lamar Nounttastle, of Glnter
Park. has returned home, after Il stay
of five or six weeks al Virginia Beach
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
". Graves store

Official. His death was entirely un
expected as ne had been sick only a
few days ana no serious results were
anticipated
The funeral VIII take place al the
grave in Maury cemetery this after
noon at I O'Clock. The active pail
bearers will be members Of the Man
chester Lodge of Flks. Of which Mr.
Martin WAS Il member Following ls
a list Of those who win act as hon
orarv pallhearcrs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22

deed in Roanoke county, when VIII
be done within few days.
The mortgage is given by the United
Chemical and Nickel Corporation, an
institution chartered under the laws
of Virginia some six or seven years
ago The Beacon Trust Company OF
Bostoh Mass. Is named as trustee IN
the transaction. The United CheInical
and Nickel Corporation has been nm
ing nickel and prospecting III 'he
vicinity -I4et4tiotk7 tfoyt. county,
for several years past and they nave
quietly acquired the ownership in lee
simple OF the mineral rights oil the
fifteen different tracts of land men
toned in the deed.
The land involved begins on the
Sim sons turnpike, 4 ds-
eence of ten miles from ShaWsNlile'
and four miles from simpsons III
is estimated that within the past rev
years the corporation has expended
the sum of $4,000 in sinking shafts
and prospecting. The property VIII
be developed ON a large scale. II Is
possible that a railroad may be hulIt
it with Shawsville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22
OBITUARY
Mis- villa Marshall.

epeclal - The Richmond NireinIanJ
HoAN4K +, IA Aug "a Miss
NHa Marshall, daughter OF J. X.
Marshall died at her home al Viz
gujA Heights this morning She had
}aeru lli some weeks with typhoid
l.-A-GI- BlAIdeA- parents she Is
nv the following sisters Mrs.
" r ifeitonmus of stanton; Mrs.
Ester Myers or Clifton Forge Mrs
~ - Atkins of Paint Bank, Va
Mrs chiffon Hogan. of Norfolk Miss
Nertie Marshall, OF Cedar Grove, W.
Va and one brother Ernest Mar
shall oil Roanoke
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22
WHISKY BOUT IS
CAUSE Of. DEATH

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
SELMA. n, G.. Aug. 2l.~-Preston
BIackman is dead. and Joe Whitley
is Fugitive from justice, because of
whisky
Whitley and man named A. NJ
Branch. of this place, Went to Black
mans home late in the night, woke
up Elackman and all three proceeded
10 load up on liquor from gallon
jug, which Branch carried.
About 2 A. NJ Blackman told the
two visitors 10 go home. that he
wanted to go to sleep, Some words
passed between Blackman and Whit
ley and the latter while in the rear
lot struck Blackman In back of head
with sharp heavy instrument. from
which he died in half an hour,
a coroner's jury fixed the killing
Oh Whitley and he Immediately fled,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22

BOSTON, Aug 2f-rhe largest en-
try in several wears has been enlisted
for the Grand Circuit meeting ~
Readvii1c this coming week. The chief
event viii be the trotting Derby ON
Thursday afternoon. in which soprano.
. OK "a. Billy Burke. : Ok - and
joan. , ;04 4. have the lowest records
OF the twenty entered The classic
Massachusetts, stake has fifteen en-
tries and the Blue Hill for es1A class
trotters, amateurs 70 drive. has at
tracted ten Both Of these stakes win
be decided on Wednesday,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22

1891, w Broad street. I'd fiat
1881 W. Broadly street "a Nat
40 j. Marshall street. "a Nat
l643 w Broad street, I'd Hat
'2106 Taylor street, lst HAT.
40 +, Marshall street, Sd Hat.
4024 Taylor street, ID fiat.
2l0S taylor street. LIST fiat.
4I84 Taylor street I'd HAT
2026 TAYLOR street, IA fat. 5 rooms
2206 Chatln street. "a tat.
ZOO Chatftn street I'd hat. rooms.
&027 TAYLOR street. "a Hat. rooms
GIGS Ia. Tor street "a Dat.
y w BOWIE q SON
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22
JOINS IN CHASE,
WOUN Dis NEGRO

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian1
GOLDSBORO, n G., Aug, I'll
Burke Privett, a drug clerk Of Colds
horo this evening joined the sheriff
who was chasing a negro wanted for
playing crap" The sheriff shot into
the ground to brighten the negro, but
Privett shot into him. thinking
criminal from jail was escaping. The
negro is badly wounded and may die
ANA f'rtvrtt t1r1rts himself III serious
predicdment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22
Items of Interest.

Ia Police Court, Part H.. Yesterday
morning Mrs. G, 4. Tineie and Ber-
nard Cole was each fined lSo for
allowing their horses to run at large
in the street
Sadyer Watkins. the colored man,
who was badly hurt by fan from,
window Saturday evening, is in a
serious eondltion at the city hospital
MIS- Annie Carter, who, in III OF
dependency, attempted suicide Satur-
DAY afternoon has entirely recovered
from the effects OF the drug.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22
tnI.IlieI> tlnb.

Special 10 The Richmond NirginiAu1
HARRISoNRURG, VA. Aug Ell
The Farmers Club of Bridgewater.
Rockingham county, has been or
ganlzed with Charles r. kiaer, PF+-=4-
dent. Ohio H. CARRIER. vice president:
e &. Wright, secretary and treasurer.
who. together with L. c. kiser and
Herbert Wise, form the hoard q
directors
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22

Announcement has been made that
Garter Glass would speak III the South
side next FRIDAY night. Complete ar
rangements for the meeting have not
been made. Efforts VIII be made to get
Leader Hall or lie Hastings Court
room. If neither place can be secured,
the meeting win be in the open air.
and Mr.. Glass VIII speak from the
band stand IN Washington Park
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22

ESPECIAL to The Richmond Nirgtnian)
@PpTSN LNANIA, VA. Aug. -l.--
"A lliam . lewis citizen - Ia.
counts. eis3 tuuiay last at his resi-
der ae hrre =. typhoid fever, aged AZ
Years ne is s0ryived 10y his @'fe and
faiY ehtdJtu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22
ron RENE.

Ngce esgtt-room partmeaL in Tbe
Shenandoah beat furnished. Possess
son at once or Sepfemh"r See
Y u. BOW I. 4 SNN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22

Phoenix. $50 \. N Brookncal. >
+ NJ. September +, Alta Vista. o A.
n Muueta T. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22
Death OF Willard Martin.

The sudden death of Millard Martin
Yesterday was a great shock to the
many friends Of The popular court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22
For Rent by
JULIAN &. ANDERSON Il CO..
Real Estate Agents.
naxeuIruf American Hank building.

House 9e1S west Grace street. ntuc
rooms rot water heated detached
servants room IN yard large let. Pos
session september 4, Rental s550 per
year.
34@8 Hanover street S-room brick.
new house Special low price for short
period.
geo North Twenty seventh street
SEVEN rooms. brick All modern CON
veniouces large lot. Possession Sep
TENDER l. s20 per month.
1901 t,8st clay street eight rooms.
If44 mediate possession. so per month.
sos York street barton Helguts;
ejsht rooms nrst-clASs condition Price,
$50 per month
512 North Eleventh street, eleat
rooms bgilk house tIarge rooms, sta-
bic, etc. Price, ~ per meuth
Factory floor, size 4oN7o feet plenty
Of light just tic place for small man
ufactnrius plant On Fourteenth street,
near bread. Cheap rent
Hotel at Jenries. Va. containing
eighteen rooms. and only hotel n
place situated on junction Of X & II.
aad 4 A n railroads, @naa .Iithtss
water, about one-half acre OF ground;
hotel partly furnished. Price SIS per
month
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22

1917 Grove avenue, - rooms.
I744 Grove avenue. ~ rooms
All at moderate rentals
\ " ROWE A son
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22
FOR itiGN n,

af5 Park avenue. SPOONS
5t3 Vest Franklin street. L. rooms
Sec
n ". BOWIE & son
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22
PETERSBURG READY
FOR CANO| DATES
RALLIES FOR JONES AND GLASS
A>D ANOTHER FOR SEN aroR
MARTIN PLANNED.
OTHER WORKERS BUSY
SUNDAY SCHOOLS REPORT PROG
RE>>, PLANS For FALL RALLY
AND An OUTING ARE
ANNOu NCED
OTHER WORKERS BUSY

Especial To The Richmond Vrginian.)
PETERSBURG. VA, Aug. Ell
Congressman William A Jones viii
address the voters of Petersburg and
binwiddie county here on the night
Il August %, which is one week from
to-day. Congressman Glass viii speak
d day or two later, probably on Sep
tember /, the following Friday, Mr..
Jones is said To have some new ma
teriai which he viii mahe public on
that night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22
Rally for Martin.

a meeting of the committees ap-
pointed by the Martin raIlY of Satur-
day night was held Tonight in the
law offices of John r Watkins and
plans for the rally Of Thursday night
in 4 F. Hill Camp Hall were laid
The Martin forces In Petersburg ex-
| press the utmost confidence in secur-
ing "a arge majority for the senior
Senator in Petersburg and most Of the
nearby counties.
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60 @|I@I|'a!!5:2EAI5!
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Bargains in Real Estate

$1,000 will buy two neat brick dwell
ings, centrally located renting for
1852 per annum
10000 VIII buy good nine-roonn
brick dwelling on Clay street, near
Fifth street,
$4,000 will buy five neat frame dwell
ings. renting for $3.50 per annum.
Any of the above will Make good
investments, See us about them
e, L. d II. l.. DENOON,
821 East Main street,
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Farmers Iusiltutc.

Mic farmers INSTITUTES haNe re-
Gently been located ia Dinwiddie
county and two In Prince George.
Charles a. Jones, Of Carthage. y, G..
Is doing the work Of organization
The latest to be organized vas one
at Carson, in Dinwiddie county. Sat
urday. Disputanta, MELVILLE, CAREY
vile, Borroughsville and CITY Point
are. the next places to bc visited by
Lanes
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@-@8 Hanover street. Sroom brick.
new house Special low price for short
period.
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III spencer q y TAYLOR. GHmote
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22

550l East Clax street eight rooms.
Immediate possession. ga per month.
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S9@ York street barton Hesghts:
ejSht rooms nrst-clAss condition Price.
$50 per month
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4O4 \ .RobinsonSt.
FOR RENT

SIX rooms. bath. etc lev with al
eunvenienees. $500 per month.
J. a CONNOLLY & CO.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-06-16
SENATE FAYORS DIRECT VOTE

Washington, June l2.-The Sen
ate tonight at 1915 O'Clock adopt
ed the resolution providing for the
direct election of United States
Senator Bristow, which is practi-
cally the same as the Sutherland
amendment, and which retains to
the Federal Government the power
to control the elections in thestates
for senators, by prescribing the
time, manner and place of holding
such elections whenever congress
in it's judgement may deem it nee,
essary to exercise that power.
The Bristow amendment came
up the first today, and was passed
by a vote of As to "A by the Senate
sitting as committee of the whole.
After this the vote was taken On
the resolution itself, providing for
the direct election of senators, in
the committee of the whole, result
ing in a vote of "a to "a, a two
thirds majority.