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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-17
RAILROADS WILL
BE INTERESTED

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 17.-One of the
bills introduced in the house is pre-
sented by Rep. ]. A. Eng1und of Ward
county, which relates TO the construc-
ton of transfer facilities. 1t will also
provide for the application of a short
rate in the absence of "Y" and pro-
vide for penalty for the violation
thereof
Mr.. Englund believes that in all cases
where any line OF railroad shall cross
or intersect any other line of railroad
on the same grade in the state it shall
be the duty of all railroad companies
owning and operating such intersectins
lines to provide at such crossings such
suitable and sufficient transfer faciIi-
ties such as platforms and station
houses. 1t is his opinion, in this con-
nection, that a "Y" and connections
for transferring cars and traffic of all
kinds and classes should be afforded
the same facilities for the interchange
of cars and traffic between the re-
spectiye lines
The measure proposes that the ex-
pense of constructing and maintaining
such transfer facilities shall be borne
equally by each of said railroad COM
panies, or In such proportion as they
may agree upon. However, this fea-
ture is made an optional matter with
the board of railroad commissioners,
which may determine upon the matter
at a joint hearing.
The bill goes on to state that the
railroad companies shall be obliged to
bill all freight over the shortest and
cheapest route to its destination In
the absence of a ~" or other facilities
for transferring to a connecting line
over the shortest route, the bill pro-
vides thar such freight may, at the or
ton Of the receiving railroad company.
be delivered to the connecting line at
some convenient point But in such
cases the same tariff shall be applied
by each railroad as IL shipped over the
shortest route.
Upon the failure OF any of the rail-
roads to comply with the regulations
Of the proposed bill. the board OF rail-
road commissioners Is to be required
to serve notice upon the said railroad
companies setting d time and place for
a joint hearing of the complaints. The
board Of commissioners is empowered
to determine whether or not any trans
fer facilities are necessary. The board
may also determine the cost of the
construction Of same. which 1t can
compel Immediately. THE total expense
and the just and proper proportion to
be borne by each Of the inJersecting
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-17

railroads for the erection and main
tenance OF such facilities liz also a mat
ter to be determined by the board.
In the event of the failure to COM
ply within sixty days after the date
OF the service of an order from the
board OF railroad commissioners, Mr..
Hnglund has provided in his bin that
the railroad companies shall be subJecr
to fine OF s25 for each day during
which they shall fall to comply with
the provisions therein.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-17
Legislative Proceedings

Continued From Page one.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-17

Cali J. P. Johnson for Feed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-17
Mine WORKERS IN
ANNUAL SESSION
ABOUT 1900 DELEGATES PRESENT
WHEN PRESIDENT LEWIS
TAPPED FOR ORDER.

Columbus, o.. Jan. 1.-THE United
Mine workers of America met in an
nual session today at Memorial hail..
About 1900 delegates from all over
North America were present when
Pres. Tom L. Lewis called the meet
hE 10 order.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-17
WOUNDS.

Think not that deepest wounds are
made with steel;
Al loved ones thoughtless word may
cleave the heart:
Al trust betrayed--no balm that hurt
can heal,
And stings Of conscience burn with
endless smart.
Arthur w. Peach, in Progress Mag
azine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-17
ARCHITECTS OF
U. S. Meeting

San Francisco. CAL, Jan. 1.-THE
annual convention of the American In
stitute of Architects opened here today
with large attendance of delegates
from all parts OF the United States
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-17
Business Jots

Cook paints signs. Phone s25.
Have Cowie shave you. Phone 1851.
Furnished rooms by day, week or
month. Tweeden block. N. p. avenue.
II you sTAMMER write the National
institute for Stammerers, Crookston.
Mimi Absolute cure guaranteed
Chop Souey, at RathsKelTer. Moorhead.
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RnttceH.

WANTED. YOUNG LADY OR NURSE
10 snare room with another: best
LEGATION Phone Monday Madison
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Taylor of the BRITISH steamer iIorass:6
captains John Watson ana 5lViiIIaI1iS
bonich members OF the Virginia pNotse,
Associa uon: Captain Rob Iiobshavs
master OF the Fiorence. ana .Nrch Ros.A
shaw. deck hand OF the launch &5s
For several minutes after, tho %acci.S
gent that part of the water front 4wass
MED with excitclncnt, Men we're
oe!nE picked up out of the water. irs
tne crews OF the tugs Rcliance AMI
Mutuai and OF navy yard launch
which happened 70 De In tina neighbour
aood Others were trying to sCrnlnbls
up INC SIDES OF the Reliance from the;
neck OF the Florence. which was fill-5
'hg, and going down stern FIRST. '9ssl
Low ne accident happened could not
ne c&actN asccrtainod. The tug md
.ne itannch had cast Off from the dock
~ apont the aainc time The iivo pas-
'cnserS On board tile launch wnr.,
cong down the river. and wer,, in t,,eA
.abin Of the launch. which is n con-
,,noulons harpor boat nearly sixtv feet.
iiohS' Inc tug Reliance. with C,npfainS
Gee iudgins at the wheel starfed r.,
t.oss me track OF the Florence some 4
hoW me two captains NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! eacn others signals. and when 1t w.as
Wrists of the Reliance began 10 soma
: warning. Captain Hud gins signaleG-
lof iuli speed astern. but the headyyayl
! OF inc tug could not be checked ~
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Mcnt Packing in the south

en- object lesson OH tile success 81
meat production and meat packing In
'he south. where. because OF the boz,
"eeNll raNages, endeavors are being
mace TO induce farmers to turn FROM
ootton TO other crops and live stock
ra!sinS, Is the success which has att
t"hoed inc establishment Of the Nat
, MY. imekins Company at Natchez,
H us rms Is pnrclyaa local enterprise
seNotcd chiefly to pork packing. ana ]
new and strictly modern plant was nuf
~ operation only last month, tIrcadv,
VIC held Of its operations has enlarged
!" ne extent which makes neccs sary
an increase Of the capital stock Of the
company from $4,000 10 100000
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Services in the Churches
Unless otherwise noted In this column
tho usual services will be held Mt tho
CUSTOMARY hours by tho regular pastors.

Rev. j. IIennins helms. D. D.. pastor OF
ascension Church WASHINGTON, p c. viii
and T NJ. \, the latter service hc Will
address the uugucnot Evangelical society
Of Richmond lie Will ten Of tic work whsch
Is now being done in France Following this
there will be brief organ recital
Rev ". Asbury Christian VIII preach at
Church
REV. c. f. Reid D. u. w!n preach ~ ii,
a. n. at Centenary Methodist church, while
at the evening service Roy. J. \. Latham
ID. D.. will preach.
Rev. Alexander L Bowser. mlnistcr OF the
First Unitarian Church. will preach the soc.
9 ono o. series o: sermons on Religion and
Modern Thought this morning at II O'Clock
MS subject viii be ''rhc inspiration and
Authority OF the Bblc,
rh msy; y: " o Moore. p p Of the Union
church OF the Covenant at II A. NJ
Mrs MAJ Pauline sparks. national lecturer
OF the Woinan's Christian Temperance Union,
viii SPEAK tonight in the Asbury Place
Methodist Church. following the o'clock
Rev. Russell Cecil, D. D.. viii preach this
morning at II o'clock a, Westminster Pres
hyterian Church, while at night tho pulpit
VII be supplied BY Rev. G L. strlcltier,
I. ~ The, pastor. Rev. James Y. Fai:, d.
D. is in Charleston. s. c.. where he VII
, preach sermon at the dedication to-day
Island. He Will remain there for several
days and viii not return to Richmond
until the latter part OF this week lie viii
ny tVS'uie tue week following before inc
, chautauoua al De Funiak Springs, Fla. "a
lie had PINNED
Mrs May Pauline sparks. national lecturer
OF me woman Christian Temperance Union.
Will speak this afternoon al $40 oclocl, at
the mems meeting III the auditorium OF tho
y VI G. y. Her subject viii be Life.
rover and Reform Music will be rem
dcred by the choir Of tic Second Prcshy
terrain church. Mrs Sparks will also speak
at $50 clock a, the meeting u the Boys
sunday Afternoon Club
Rev. .. Clay Lilly u. D.. viii preach the
last OF series OF sermons this afternoon a,
$40 o'clock at the Railroad y NJ. c. a. \
special musical program will he carried out
from TO $3.50 o clock
Dr., William J. Innes Will speak tonight al
I O'Clock in Gospel Hall 507 North Thirty
| third Street His subject Will be witch
craft: What say the Scriptmres?
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. SET OFF BIG BLAST

f.Ap,ohc 1000 Pounds Of Dammit.
aud Powder to Remove rT,,,,; =. i1,
Stah hope Nal, March 4--rwentv
i hi,ilr,, Thousand pounds Of dynamite and
nia.h RoWuet We're exploded hers
= ridaF IN q concrete called tunnel
h hi sev,enty-fiva feet into a hiII
u ,,.a The path Of the new Lackaa
wanna railroad cut-om between Ne1,.
OK and Buffalo. = Ks =
r,orty thousand cubic yards OF tram
tHoF Were dislodged BY the blast. hut
aMtl WIS no great rocking OF the
n ,a lor miles around. S had been
Pl '1 Engineers had planned tha
plost for months ''' - -,
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5eals0 DroposaIs.
Board OF Public ROADS,

.fit1f - y ttliit.l tscGlll
49,, i ,Sp1t SAinania Va, March :, l9Il8N
: ~ i1tIAiiD OF PUBLIC ROADS on
SpOtsylvania county will receive hid.
ior iour bridges. Bids Will he IA.
tciNaa Tor steel siirerstliucture ana
TolIr"'c s.uibpstrncture. also for same
|i'nSeS Wita concrcte SuperstructIire-
ana substructurc. The board rer;
7%!NcS the right u reject any and
~ nids certified check for 10 pep
yen Of the bid and made payable ia
~ W. a. Harris secretarN oil board
must accompany caCh bid Plans ara
on NE ~ the state llishway Com,
isSsiiQners Office, Richmond, VA. and
x broWni Engineer, Fredoricks-5
Hids opened I'M trederieksbsrg,
Naa M&l2I'ii H. atIl 4 NJ a
DIX, W,5A. 5IfAERIS stil
SECRETARY Bnard OF Public Roads TT
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WE TAXI, LADIES AND CENT? -.
mems clothes feathers. gloves and
slippers. clean or dye them by our
system, so that they look fresh and
have new appearances; every arti.
Gle turned out by us is bound to
make customer: our motto Is
Fair and Square: we paY express
SWOPE'S FRENCH DRY CLEANING
CO, 3oS North Second Street Phone
11S2
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Dersollals.
OUR woHk-oup REFERENCES.

| (. SCIIOSTOCK & co, ARTISTIC Ia
- IFS TAlLOit5, FORMERLY All cor
EAST BROAD BEG 10 ANNOUNCE.
TIE REMOVAL. OF THEIR TAILOR
INC PAseLORS TO 2O7 NORTH
FIFTH STSEEI. WHERE: WE: liAV L,
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER COM
PLETE LINE OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC GOODS. WHICH ENA-
HIES US, FOR \ FEW DAMS LONG
Elt, TO GIVE y SPECIAL OFFEI;
OF $50 SUITS. PLACE YOUR ON
DER NOW AND ASSURE Earl y
DELINERI. IL SCHOSTOCE & co.
NENT TO CRAFTS PIANO STORE.
PHONE; MONROE 2iO6
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|'"o,k'Ns GETS !, NEW Nnusrn
"is b"gsH Factory 10 Erect Spien,tt
Plant In the Town Il.

boykins, va. March i-Thc Hines
Buggy Company, which has hcen 1oi,, !,
business at Murfrecsboro. y a. IN
many years. has decided 10 move their
piaht 20 mis- town and work will bss
s'arted IN few days on the neces sa1y.
buildings The capital stock OF the com
panN IS about $4,000 and the removal
adds another wide awake manufact,,r.
tns interest TO Boykins ~s-sg
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Acccpts Call 10 Wnyncsr,oro.

Specia 10 Tho Times Dispntch5l 8s
WaNnesboro, Va. March N.Rnv !,
, oWens rector Of Maryland Avenue
"a piist church. Washington. d. G.. la.
accep,ad call 10 the waynesborc BapGs
tist Church. MI. Owens is considerco
A. A. anic preacher and will take up his
""tieS IN aynesboro April l. la
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TUG AND LAUNCH COLLIDE.
seven Men Have Marrow Escnuc from
Drowning.
fSDopt:, IN TN, 'ri n

y IspeEIal TO The Timcs-Dispatch1
Norfolk Va. March i--Seven men
on board the sasolcne lounch
Florence narrowly escaped drown
ing Yesterday. when the Clark
tug Reliance rammed the launch willis
roth vessels were leaving the dock
nearthc foot of Roanoke Avenue some
OF the men We're thrown into the
water, while others managed 10 cli,nl
on board the tug, and tho launch near.
y sunk from the BLOW. which struck
her on the port side inst aft of the
choih, those In the launch ut The timo
were w. s. Johns, Of Johns Brothers
OF Norfolk Captain Ballard. OF thu
British steamer Richmond; Captain
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

WI: HAVE JUST t;ECE.INIlip Z LARGE
STOCK OF THE SMARTEST Of THE,
SEASONS FABRICS. .,ND DESIRE
MI. THE LADIES TO COME AND
LET Us CONVINCE TIL EM OF THE.
SUPERIORITY OF OUR WORK WE.
WILL MAKE YOU y SUIT For S35
WIllCH CANNOT BE EQUALI:D
OuK WORKMANSHIP Is OF THE
HIGHEST ORDER TAII.OR-
MADE SUIT MEANS y StilT MADE L,
BY y TAILOR. AND ONLY WORK
MEN WITH YEARS OF ENPERI-
WORK j, WINTERS & co. 20oi.
NORTH SMITH STREET PHONE
MONROE 1891
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Aaa( Ggtasr tor Aals.

~ NICE LlITl.E BUSINESS. PAYING
4 BARRIER SHOP MID TOOL ROOM
nicely furnished, good trade; half
interest. $500.
ICE CREAM
plant; completes outfit, with retail
confectionery and soda business: one
Of the best stands; big business
Party made money enough 70 retire.
Positively Il money maker.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUSINESS
in rich county; good trade Other
propositions. Sec us Il. s. ELY
SON & CO. IS North Ninth.
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business @pnnrttrnftip8

sAIENT YOUR INVENTION-FRE
SHpert search OF official records to
oetcrminc patcntablc novelty Pat.
eht secured or fee returned Free
pooklct. MILO Il. STEVENS e co.
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onmcnded by Bankers Register
tilshcst rating by Martindaies Amer
icnn Law Directory.
sTART ~ PROFITABLE. MAIL OF
evenings: Quick returns: incxpcn-
slvc; very valuable booklet. Zoe /.
particulars free. ADVERTISING
SOMPANf, l.. O. Box 1915, New
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ACCORDING TO MY LITTER THAT i
WCULD HAVE y SURPRISE FOR
MAXI FOR THE FIRST TWO CtIS-
TONER'S TWO SUITS ONLY FOR
$50 EACH. j. KATE. LADIES'
TAILOR, 200 NORTH FIFTH SrRicE,,r.
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WEII.-BGIl.T. Park AVi.EI;t;
IIOAiE. NEAH LEE AIONtfMl.NT:
MODERN CONNIINlENCf:s. CAN BT;
BOuGHT. lROM OWNER. WHO
EtlpS MONEY ADDRESS {. o.
CARE MES-DISPATCII
cal business VINO can furnish as much
IS $500. Address T. lGS, care Times
DiSputch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

MISS CARRIE HEBERLE. PUBLIC
stenographer. Room TOT Mutual
Building; all kinds OF stenographic
work done at short notice; manu-
scripts written up Phones Madison
1907 ana 1861.
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TILE MOST POPULAR TAILOR IS
THE BUSIEST TAILOR. THERE
FOR YOUR SPRING SUIT WITH Ii,
LEWIS, LADIES TAILOR. 202 ~
nitSS'r STREET. ptIoNi? MONROE.
NOW Is THE TIME no HAVE YOUR
automobile painted for spring The
hest work att II. BOSuER'S SONS,
10 South Ninth street
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LADIES. I.AST WEEk FOR SPECIAL
PRICES. PbACE NOl'I; ORDER FOR
SPRING SUITS BEhORl THE RI Sn.
!. FULL LINE on DOMESTIC .NND
IMPORTED GOODS AT HAND TO
SELECT FEOM. PERF-Et"r E'II'
MD WORKMANSHIP GtfARAN-
rEED, CHARLES FISHER, LA
lbs, "AlLOR. IL Nolvrii THIRD
STREET.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at lIuGtl lls'S, 2oa North Third.
PEIiGtiTFjL ROOMS AND FXCEI.-
lent table board 20 f., Grace st.
IT'S. MADE TO ORDER; $40 TfIIS
WEEk ONLY. J. k.NTI, 40 NORTH
FlFrH STREET.
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UNIFIED sriT;Es FOR FOL; : 'T +, ~ IN l ~
ltliN DISTRICT or NlRGlNiA: &.
In the matter OF IA ,7s
LEE y JENNINGS lnifsa' W
Bankrupt { Railkriin+cx.s
ORDER or NOTICE FoR. DIscnARG
IN ms ith day OF March. 4 Io~
~; - On readlnS the petition FOR dis3
'harSe OF the bankrupt il is 80
Ordered by the court. that ,,aar
ms be had upon the same ~
iae 5'rii DAY OF .>PRII,, ~
iHl before said court. at Ricb:
nond, III said district. nj J.. o;nienSs
noon; 'iil,. that notice thereon he NM
i!Slttu III Inc Times Dispatch a nar,s.&
paper printed in said district ana
INA al known creditors and otnnr
persons IN interest may appear at fiia
sss!a tiinc and place, and show cause
-, "HS they nave, why the prayer OF
~. ~, said petitioner should not b
court that the clerk snail se ~ ' 'hs
mall TO all known creditors conia-
said petition and this or5ie~. addressed
~ them at their places Of residcncc 3 !.
Witness the lIonora bic lpA11,n,1,,
WNDpil.lt ,IR,, Judge OF the said cn,irrs
hhd Inc seal Thereon. at Richmond *
s"lI d,S Si, on the 18th day Of March +
lSeal)
JosEPil 4. BRADY.
Nj. Clerk.
Attorney for Baukr.pt "A
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MEMS WORKING SHOES.

DENTAL. ROOMS. Oppo.
site the old Dnst-ofiice. Phone A{adt-
son 1896 Examinations and est.
mates free
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lECIAL.--IF YOU WANT THAT BUG
GN, surrey and runa bout ovcrhatled
before placing your order b. G..
BIISTOW. Il y. Eighteenth street
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OF SALE. BLACK .4t;GIIORN AND
iuit Cochin bantam eggs. 50 per IS
lnners at Virginia state Fair 1909
ana i"lp. T. -. HOBSON. 36OS East
Broad street CITY
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LESSER, THE LADIES TAILOR. THE
only. one in town who makes a
Speecialty in altering all kinds Of
ladies' garments. Prices very mod Z
cish Apartments, Harrison and
tranklin. Phone Madisnn 4aaa
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FOR SALE CHEAP. ONE GOOD
mule ana one good horse for sale.
COS South Meadow street.
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eggs, ST per sitting Of IS sc per
700. Visitors welcome PERDUE
POULTRY YARDS stop %. Seven
Pines Road or write Highland
Springs. Va.
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X3nl:.I..<43El al .I.r s~,rrg

'.''-H = IN = = f5.N UItS. BTtOOIF-
erS. etc. ~ catalogue prices "W j.
scratch and NV. j. r." mash feed
Tor the. laying hons: baby chick feeds.
cSEs for hatching. Everything FOR
the poultry keeper can be found AZ
". j. TODD'S SONS. i2S North
sixth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

Toe FANCY CAKES, roc 100 Lemon
cakes Doc. 90 almond cakes. sac
100 lady fingers. zoe DRINI<ARD'S :.
iaS IL y. sixth
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sTor. LOON And TIINk.
WATc,t RlcrAlRIN4.

YOUR MATCH REPAIRED OR
cleaned by WM. TOBlEN. TX, Is n
guarantee that 1; is dono properly.
twenty years experience, Cleaning,
II; main springs. ST. 4oS h'ast BROAD
Street All work guaranteed.
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SfDNOivS RHODE ISLAND REDS
pr'@c winners at the Great Allen
town CPa.) Fair. also at Virginia
state Fair and Virginia Poultry AS
ISOLATION Shows. Eggs si.5O per
-; special price in 100 and /, 900 lots.
SfDNOSS POULTRY FARM, Ellcr-
son, Va.
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ALLAN McCABE. PHONE MONROE
200. Boilcrmakcr and manufacturers
q 9mokestacks. Connections. Tanks.
iirc Escapes. and all Kinds iron
work. One smokcstack for sale, size
w men diameter. so feet long: good
condition. 903 LouiSianA -Strnct
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,DUNNINCiTON & WARINNER, sol
Twenty eighth street. Papering done
on short notice: Prices low for next
few days. Call now. Two phones.
Monroe 1919, Madison 1894
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\ RELIABLE PERSON WANTS no
buy a good horse and buggy. Part
cash and balance 50 GO and 20 DAYS
Address l. Id care Times Displtch
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FoR SALE; PEN EXHIBITIONS "EING-
iet Barred Plymouth Rocks or a
i"W null"ts. Eggs. SO. To- c. S.
iEITlT. ioG y. Twelfth ST. Man
chester. va
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OF EGGS FROM '"TIIE RiB-
bon Strain of Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs. W1STAR POULTRY
EARN II. NJ GAINES K. Ed l.
Duypbarion Va
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CANDY. CANDY BEST IN TOWN.
kAtAIPFMS. On NINTH STREET.
BETTER co AROUND
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FOR SALE. EIGHT. ROOM HOUSE.
close 10 car line: large lot new pa :
pcrcd. Price, s1,40o. In city.
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PRACTICAL MAN WANTS PARTNER
VIII capltal IN Wholesale u.2iber
business. j 3l5. care Times Dispa tt.i,
OUR ADVERTISING RECORDS AMI
key charts save big money Rust
ness houses only write. ADVERTISE
NC COMPANY. j.. o. Box lGi;, New
York
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IoK SALE. TWO YOUNG WHTTE
Wvandotte cocks; satisfaction guar
anteed f. II. NEBI.ETT, i25 East
ihirtoenth street South Richmond
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> z. BI.ACk MiNORCA EGGS Fol,
nltchinG' $3.50 per sitting. 1877 w.
Leigh street
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FOR SALE, ONE STANDARD BRED
mare, SIN years old This mare IS a
rlch blood BAY. fine style and action
;PpiN 70 GEO GILIS. ~ Wm NJ
InrriSil's Icalin SluAlcs Nil I,nn-l -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05
Aeal estate for Sale.

BARGAINS IN RICHMOND REAL ES-
tate. Talk with l.. ". HARRIS, i11f
r.. Main street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUE FuRNlTuRE.
Furniture repaired, polished and
packed. upholsterinG. etc. L. ~ AR
Madison 6277 T.'is