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a mans and its paws were as large
as the hands of an ordinary 10 years
old child. There is a little dull vel
low mixed in the colors and 1t was
indeed a ferocious looking specimen.
1t was found in one of Mr.. Exford's
traps yesterday morning on Mason
hill in Vermont. The animal is now
on exhibition in the window of the
Mills Tea and Butter companys store
on Main street.
This is the fourth such animal that
Mr.. Exford has trapped this season,
and he said yesterday that he expect
ed to have another very soon. He Is
having much success in the trapping
line and may prove to be the logical
successor of John Barney Wright OF
Williamstown, who has been for
many years the most famous trapper
of this region.-North Adams Trans
cript.
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MlDDlES WILL FLY
Aviation School to Be Established at
Annapolis.


Annapolis.
Washington, d. c., April LIN or
der to form a corps of competent av-
iators for the navy, thus recognizing
that the flying machine will be a fac
tor in the future warfare, an aviation
school probably will be established at
Annapolis by the Navy Department
this summer.
Lieutenant T. G. Ellyson, who for
several months past has been receiv-
ing instruction in the operation of
aeroplanes at San Diego, Cal, will be
one of the instructors, according to
present plans Today Lieutenant
Ellyson was ordered from San Diego
to Washington for conference with
the department One or more aero
planes probably will be purchased for
school purposes.
Captain Washington l. Chambers.
the head of the Board having charge
of naval aeronautics, has been trans
ferred from assistant to the aid for
material in the Navy Department to
membership on the General Board.
He will continue his aeronautical
work
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RATS?
NOT NOT NO - BUT
RABBITS and CHICKENS Galore

The greatest line of Easter Nov
elites you have ever seen. Dainty
Cards and Booklets. Post cards of
every conceivable design and finish.
Rabbits that jump, BOOSTERS that
crow. Little fuzzy Chicks and
Ducks, Old Setting Hens and Peep
ing Chicks that peep. See the Side
Show in our east side show window.
The Main Show inside.
A new supply of Fish Food
Just received. Besides the waters
we have some natural food that is
put up in tin cans at l0c. 1t looks
like sawdust but tastes like buck
wheat cakes and new syrup, and the
fish like it. Also have fresh sup
ply Of aquarium plants.
Have you seen the latest additions
to our Post Card collection ?-The
Old Catamount Tavern as it prob
ably looked in Revolutionary days,
and five beautiful and interesting
Sheep pictures taken at the Fillmore
Farms, are among the number. Our
present local line consists of 95 hand
colored photographs which we are
selling at 25c per doz.
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JOAQUIN MlLLER's REUNION
Illness Leads to a Reconciliation with
Wife After Ten Years.

Illness LEADS 10 reconciliation win
Wife After Ten Years.
San Francisco Cal, April 1.-The
recent illness OF Joaquin Miller, the
poet, has led to a reconciliation with
his wife.
Ten years ago Mrs. Miller left for
the East with her daughter Juanita.
She made her home in New York and
superintended the musical education
of the daughter. Then Mr.. Miller
fell ILL., For a time hope was aban-
doned His brother arrived from Ore
gon and his daughter hurried from
New York.
His recovery dated from the arrival
OF his daughter After the poet had
improved sufficiently to warrant it
Miss Miller left her father and re-
turned to the east to close her studio
and arranged to make her permanent
home with her father She returned
during the early part of the week
with her mother and touching re-
union resulted.
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GRISWOLD
The Most In eresting Shop in
Bennington
For Sale
FOR SALE Building lot on Park street 81
n X 200 Price $3.50.

Tor SALE-Buiding lot on Park street So
200 Price $3.50.
MODERN GROOM HOUSE - WATER
w toilet and gas-lot 81 ~ plenty fruit,
fine garden, located centrally; a fine home for
some one and a great bargain at 5000
GOOD EIGHT ROOM HOUSE WITH
~ water and sewer connected house in best
of condition located on River street. Price
1890.
For RENT Farm Of 90 acres only 4 mile
a out Of corporation. Farm house, good
barns and excellent pasture. Possession given
April'lst
MODERN BROOM HOUSE; GOOD BARN,
w hen house, lots of fruit, ! acre fine land.
This property is about ten minutes walk from
Coopcr's mill-just out of corporation. Build
ings in good repair. and great bargain at the
price-Sl30O.
ONE-HALFMILEF FROM NO. POWNAL p. o.
~ acre land nearly new S-room house run
ming water in house,, barn with room for
horse and cow, hen house. hog house, cOnsi-
derable fruit, extra Groom house tall sealed in
hard Voodl. one of the best springs in YER
mont on this place. I his property is in splen-
did repair and great bargain at the price 500
ONLY 2 MINUTES WALK FROM POST
~ Office, in best residential part OF village.
Lot 100 front $50 deep, modern story house
SLATED roof, rooms, 2 pantries and hall on
nrst floor, rooms, pantry and hall on second
hoor-bathroom, toilet, hot and cold water,
fine cement CELLAR, barn 20 40 Slated roof.
3 horse stall and box stalD. This property is
in splendid repair can easily be made inio dou-
BILE house and great bargin at the price.
s4200-$l700 cash.
-FOUR ACRES OF LAND, 20 RODS OUT OF
n corporation. One and one-half story 10
room house. large barn, cow ties, / horse
stall, box stall, shed 10 drive under. large
carpenter shop with bench and all equipments,
hen house, ice house and wagon shed, water in
house, cuts hay enough for cow and a horse,
good garden all kinds of fruit trees all bearing
well. Possession given at any time. Surely .
bargain for the money. Price $500
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HIS FOURTH 6oBcAT
George Exford Of Pownsl Has Trap
ped Four During Winter.

George N. Exford of Mason hill
blew into the city yesterday after
noon with a dress suit case in his
hand. One might have supposed that
he was on his way to wedding or
fancy dress ball. but such was not
the case. He walked into the Trans
cript office, and when he opened the
suit case he drew forth the dead body
Of an animal which some might call
wildcat, but which Mr.. Exford pro-
nounced a Canadian lynx and the
chaLoes are that he is right. The an
imal was considerably larger than the
ordinary wildcat and weighed 30
pounds. It's head was half the size OF
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank the friends. also
the employees of the H. e. Bradford Co
the Foresters OF America, the Eagle
Hose Co., and the New England Or
der Of Protection for the expressions
of sympathy shown in our late ber
pavement
Mrs. John A. Waite & Son,
Mr. and Mrs. Ishmael Waite
and Family.
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North Bennington

At the Baptist church DR.. William
Coburn will preach both morning and
evening Subject Sunday morning.
The Babe of Bethlehem" Evening
subject, THE Great Question" This
will be the last day Of the evangel-
lstic meetings
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a Cara.

We the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund The money on q 60-cent
bottle OF Green's Warranted Syrup
Of Tar II 1t fails to cure your cough
or cold. We also guarantee ascent
bottle to prove satisfactory or money
refunded.
Thompson's Pharmacy,
J. M. Ayres, A. 8. Hathaway
HARDWOOD Drug Store,
@. 3. and A. B. Hawkins
B. A. Quinlan, q. @. Woodwork
w. h. Gohay. o. q. Adams.
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LOSES EYE, GETS s1s,ssz.ss
Hurt in Trolley Accident, Man Gets
Record Verdict In Connecticut

Hartford, Conn, April 1.-The jury
in the Superior Court Thursday in
the case of James ]. Murphy against
the Connecticut Company, the trolley
corporation of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad, gave
a verdict for s1S,667.35 for the loss Of
one eye and other injuries in trolley
accident in New Britain last October.
This is said to be the largest YER
dict ever rendered against a corpora
ton in this state for personal iniur-
les
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ON PERJURY CHARGE
William e. Lanelois Arrested at Bur-
Inaton and Lodged in Jail

Burlington, April 1.-Sheriff Allen
Thursday arrested William E. Lang
lois in a county court information
charging perjury. He was lodged in
jail to await bail. 1t is alleged that
Langlois served as executor of the
estate of Mrs. Charlotte Belisle of
Colchester and made about $500 by
irregular transactions and that he
made false statements regarding the
money received for certain sales
when the will was being probated.
According to the will he served
without bonds. 1t is said that he sold
piece of property in Winooski for
$110O and claimed he received but
500.
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CRIPPLE QUICKLY CURED
Bulldog Has Sprint with Suppos-
ed One Legged Man

Montclair n. j., March 31.-Mrs
Margaret Meskill Of 69S Bloomfield
avenue, went to the back door of her
home Wednesday in answer to a
knock and found on the steps man
with but one leg in sight, who start
ed to reel off a tale of misfortune He
was leading up to the climax of his
mishap that cost him a leg when Tige
an inquisitive bulldog belonging to
the family, came up.
The man showed Tige aside with
his crutch and the dog made a dash
for the visible leg of his assailant
The supposed one legged man drop
ped down another leg and beat it in
to Bloomfield avenue at a ten second
gait with the dog in full pursuit
The dog was called off after he had
chased the faker nearly a block.
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KILLED THREE STRANGERS
Washington Ranchman Becomes In
sane and Commits Triple Killing

Burlington, Wash, March 31.-Wil-
liam Weegin, a rancher of South
Prairie, became violently insane yes
terday and taking rife went out on
country road and shot and killed
the first three passersby who were
John Ranke, William Ranke and John
Ware, all of Burlington.
So far as can be learned Weegin
knew none of the victims, but poss-
essed by murderous mania, killed
the first persons who came within his
range. After the shooting Weegin
mounted a horse and rode away with
his rifle. A posse has gone in pur-
suit
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pkg Washing Powder l7oNpha Soap 3cLagdy Soap -Amonia H
2SdeSS RaSns
lbs for Broom Many other savings scattered throughout
large can had Pay visit Saturday telephone and
IL delivered the day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-24

WANTED, POSITION AS UNRcGIS-
tered drug clerk; six years cxpe-
rience; general man in store; good
references. Address A ia, care
Times DISPATCH E
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c KIP R ESS RATES
WILL Be 10 WE R
That. Is, When Packages Are
Handled Jointly by Two
Companies.

Under an agreement reached at a
conference Of officers and representa-
,ives OF express companies. held last
week in New York. in which the
double graduate charge" was abolish
ed. the public will be the gamer. This
is true in Richmond. as most large
cities. where manufacturers ship their
products throughout the country. Tho
new schedule provides for one charge,
no matter how many companies handl.
the eNprcssage The system which has
been In vogue for years neccssitated
the payment Of aggregate rates of all
companies through whose hands q
package passed
a shipment to Los Angeles. Cal,
from Richmond would be delivered
here to the Southern Express Company.
but when 1t reached tho terminus Of
the Norfolk and Western Railway.
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On motion OF the plaintifr by coun-
sci. It appearing that S. Ievinson. who
is & rlrty TO this suit and who Is
not an inhabitant OF this district nor
Iound within this district, nor aas
voluntarily entered his appearance.
ana mat personal service upon him
was not practical, was not include d
In the order heretofore entered In thjs
csu5e on the 3lst day Of December.
l9lo' wherein it was direoted that an
order Of publication be had as to r.
Levinson and Harry Klein, it is bnrebv
ordered that the said last named order
heretofore entered be, and the same
IS, hereby vacated. And on motion Of
me plaintiff by counsel. 1t appearing
from an affidavit made and filed in this
cause. that |. Levinson. Harry Klein
inhabitants OF this district nor found
within this district, nor have yolun :
tarily entered their appearance, and
that personal service upon them is not
p,ractlcaole, IT is hereby ordered tina {
| me said Levinson and Harry Klein
and 5. Levinson do appear. pl.an
answer Or demur to the bill fled nv
the plalntiff herein on or before Tho
s6th day OF March. 1911, and in de-
lauit thereof that the court will pro
ceed TO the hearing and Adjudication
or said suit: and that this order shall
be published in The Times Dispatch q
newspaper of general circulation, pub
llshed In the city of Richmond va
once week for six consecutive weeks
Rlchmond. Va. January 90. 1911 $50
EDMUND WADDILL JR..
united States District Judge.
true Copy--Attest:
o,Er JOSEPII p: BRADY, Clerk.
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED MALE
Sicnographcr one who has q ltnoWl-i
edge Of bookkeeping preferred. An
opportunity for IL. man making
good give experience, salary Gu
pected and references ADDRESS Il
Il ZOE. care Times Dispatch
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would be transferable the Wells
Fargo Express Company. The charge
OF the southern to the transfer
point plus that OF the Wells Fargo
from the transfer point. would
be the rate required But under this
new scheme this system Will be climi-
mated and the rate will be as though
ono concern handled the package,
thereby saving money to the shipper.
In Richmond many large concerns
VIII be benfited under the now system.
winch VIII be effective as soon as legal
requirements can be met. Concerns
doing business with houses in distant
parts Of the country will be the Iarges t
gamers.
Big Help to shippers.
The big tobacco houses here which
make extensive use of the express
companies lines Will probably welcome
the change more than any other class
individuals Will also have the advan-
taEe Of change.
However. Richmond will not gain as
much as cities which have the SCR
vice OF but one express company Here
the Adams and Southern operate q
Joint office and handle matter as ono
company This city Is thus made a
common point"
In statement given out following
the New York conference. the fol-
lowing explanation Of the new rate
was made:
1T has always been customary when
express Shipments were handled BY
TWO companies between which Joint
rates were not III effect, to make the
charge equal to tho sun, OF local
charges for each company Under the
new plan. when 1t goes into effect, the
charges between all Offices will be the
Same as If one company had carried
the package from shipping point to
destination"
This decision of the express COM
panics is believed to be n net outcome
OF recent Investigations by the Inter
state Commerce Commission into the
rates and practices OF thirteen COM
panies. Many complaints were made
to the commission and the double
graduate charge" was pointed out as
one OF the most obnoxious methods.
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If IoI Want To BUY SEE Us. IF
you have business TO sell phone
ls and we Will come and see on
NpCNANDSON, IS North Eighth
Street. i'hone AIadison S4h 49,
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MEN WANTED, AGE 1885. FOR FIRE
$50. on .iearby raiIroads. ~.
pcricncc unnecessnry; no strike :
positions guaranteed competent
men: promotion; railroad employ
ing headquarters over 400 men sent
to positions monthly. state age; send
stamp. RAILWAY ASSOCIATION,
care Times Dispatch
Z \-yrI-Jl
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PARTIES DESIRING !. PARTNER
with services and capital will do
We'll TO consult Il Isl care Times
DisDach M
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Richmond and Petersburg EIecIyic Rajlwa,

Cars leave Manchester, Seven,, und Porr,
Streets. for PetersburK:
IS, I. s. se. 10. II. az A. NJ Q a E.
''e:4a. %. 7, s. SO. 10 p n :
n:oo p NJ for Chester 1900 n, dnlght for
Street for Manchester; $500
t5l5. 6:sS. ''7l5 .7a5 s:a5, s:s5, 10 80, Ii ga
a. NJ. l2:S5 1885. 2:so. 3:s5. '4:s5 G:3s. s:s
e1:S5 s:a5. 9:35. '1o:lo, 1l:40 p. 81.
IDaily except Sunday and holidays
Carries baggage and express
Linited. except Sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with car.
for Richmond ''.'-a - /.
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Richmond, Va. January -, 1911
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
members Of the Young Women's
Christian Association Will be held
at No. 109 East Franklin Street, city
January 90. 1911. at p NJ, to elect
directors OF the association, TO ap-
prove the new seal adopted by its
board of directors. and to consider
and transact all business that may
lawfully come before the meeting
CAROLINE CT. HOLLADAY,
Tora
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Chesapeake & Ohio RAILWAY

s:to A. 01.y--Fast trains 10 Old Poinf.
500 7. Newport NewH ana Norfolk. -
7:ao A.-paiy. Local to Newport Newa
k:G0 P.--paily. Local to Old Point. si
200 p. paiiy--Loutsyula and Cincinnati
II SO p. pumanx SI,l--,i
s:4s P.-Pa!;y. "ss. I-outs-Chlc--, Special
$40 A.-Daily-ChR rlotteavf;io. Week DAYS
Hinton. 49,
t:is p.-week days. Local TO aordonaville.
l0:o0 A.--paily. L'burs, Lex, c. yorge. M
s:ls P.-Week days. To Lynchburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
Local from East-s:3 a. NJ. 10 p. III.
Through from Enst-l1:a5 A. VI, G;3i p. II.
Local from Wsst-'s:so A. NJ. $40 A. NJ,
1870 p. II. 3Ga .TE.s
ThrouEh-7:oo A. NJ. z:45 p. II.
Jamos River Line-'f:a5 A A. e:l6 p. II.
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RaG:nanG.
Norfolk and WesternR Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.e
Schedule In Effect January 10. 111l.
Leave Byrd Street Station, Richmond FOR
HStORf'oLk: 1900 A. H.. $500 P. M. o4:io P.
FoR LYNcHpuRa AND THE VEST.
,e:ls A. A., 1890 A. NJ. $500 r. ~, es:2l
Arrive Richrio.fd from Norfok: 'iI:4o A.
NJ. '6:s5 P. NJ. 1850 p. M From the West:
ss:6o A: NJ. a2:oo P. NJ. ba:16 p. NJ sos p
DAILY. aDaily, ex. Sunday. bSunda, only.
fuliman. Parlor and Sleeping Cars Cafa
Dining Cars. C. n BOsIflY
w. - BEV!LL. D. ?. A. Richmond. Va.
@. p. A.. Roanoke va ~. -
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

INAlN6 LEAVE RICHMOND siE
~. B-Follcwins schedule figures published
cs Information and not guaranteed: .-537s1
$40 q. M.-Dally-Local for Charlotte mr..
nam and Raleigh. lo.45 A. M-Da!Iy-Limit.
ea-for all points South. Drawing Room
6uftet Sleeping Car to Memphis via Aohe-
vie and Chattanooga. 800 p. Mex Sum-
Local for Durham md intermediate stations
SEQ z. NIX. Sun.-Keysville Local. sll:t5
r. M-Daily-Limited-For ell points South,
Pullman ready $3.50 F. H. M ~ i.
YORK RIVER LINE
$3.50 P, M.-Ex Sun To West Pit. connect.
Ing for Baltimore Mon. Wed. and Fri. s:H
A. Mex. Sun. and 2:15 2. M.-Mon,s Wed.
and Fri.-Local to West Point 1E-f-'.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From tho South: $50 A. M 500 p NJ
daily $50 a. NJ. Elk. SUN; 1856 FIX sun:
200 P. AZ, daily. From West Point: $3.50 A.
NJ, Daily; 1855 a. NJ, Wed and Fri; 4:2s
=. IL. Elk. Sun. saaI
S. e. nuRGEss. D. P. A..
t7o E. Main st. Phone Madison ass
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RatlraaoS.
Atlantic CoastIina

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAi1,r
for florida and South: 1900 A. ~. s:l5 A.
M and 1873 p. ~. %0:s0 p. N. 7$'1.
p. M A.' t'A'
For n. & W. Ry. West: o:l5 a. NJ. 800 4.
~. s:oo p. &. and $50 p NJ - 80 -
For Petersburg: i:o0 a. NJ, els A. NJ. s.l,
a. Nj 500 a. NJ. 1910 T. VI. a:Vo P M,
t -; r; NJ. 500 P. ". ':ss p. M. $500 p. IL.
TO- 70. doidseoro and Faye.tevine: .t:t9 p. N.
rains arrive Richmond daily: 4:4o A. H..
99:W -. NJ $40 a, NJ. T:nS A. NJ 'SoT A NJ
lo;io a. NJ, ll:io A. NJ, '2:C1 p. 81. ss2:I5
=. AZ. o:S F. NJ. 6;2j 7. ~. 100 p NI, 500
day only -
Time 81 arrival and departure and conaec-
tions not guaranteed. 80
c.. 8 CAMPBELL. D. p A fA
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N.iSreli

GOOD THINGs---GOOD THINGS
to be found In the sweets ~
CLAKK'S. Pound cake, raisin caEe
lean't be beat for the money>: in
tact, all kinds Of large and small
cakes. any kind OF pies, and ycu iust
SHOULD try our bread and rolls. You
WI be sure to come back. 1906 East
Main Street. l 80
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DRlp, MaIa ami 1fe,n8Ip

WANTED WHITE MAN AND WIFE,
on farm; man Tor general work, wife
70 cook, etc; also single. sober. in
duStriouS men and tenant to crop
on shareS; reference required r.
LINZ: MAN OR WOMAN WANT D
Tor wor.S at home paying So to So
per day, With opportunity TO adj
vance, spare time can be used Work
not difficult and requires no cx-
icrlence. UNIVERSAL HOUSE, l0ln
Arch Street Philadclphia
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"A CLASS, REPUTABLE AC-
countant OF wide corporate expc-
iicnce Is open TO engagement in
which compensation viii be COM
mcnsuratc With extent OF RESPONSE
hiltty and range Of service required
AddresS l. 3l6. care Times u isnnf ch.
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SEAuOARn3AIR LINE

Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich.
mond daily: slO A. M.-Local to Norlina
1:2o r. M.-Slespers and coaches Atlanta
8irmin gham. Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. sl2 p. M.-Florida Lin
ers and coaches. Savannah. Jacksonviile Al.
anta. Birmingham and Memphis North
bound trains scheduled to arrive Richmond
daily: o;e2 y. NJ. 9:26 a. NJ. except Monday
5:e5 p. NJ, 5:l5 P. n. fl77- M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-24

= EEH IN IJti-
month. We can make YOU competent
X IN a re" weeks. and can pin GO every
EraduRtc AS soon as ready Dsv 81
night instruction. ours Is actual
practice only. Let us get You ready
for one OF the many spring Jobs Holm
our unlimited course at once pay q
part down, balance when you ge, a
position NATIONAI. AUTOMOBILE
Z SCHOOL, II West aiain, near Jefer-
son Hotel
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RICHMOND AND CHEsApEAKE BAY
Ht RAILWAY COMPANY ililE1

Schedule OF electric trains TO and from
Ashland. Stopping a: intermediate stations
Laurel sts.>: 6:c6b. '7:lo. lob, a:lob, ..le:Io
Halo A. NJ: 1:lo. 2:lO. $40. 4:l0b, $40 $50
!:1o. s:lob. 1910. 1l:45 p. NJ. Lv. Ashland:
$3.50. e;o0b. 8, Oh. 10. all a. A., '12 NJ. sci
2. 1. Oh, 6. q. 8. Oh, IL P. II. 37.
DAILY except Sunday. ''sunday only.
bCarries baggage ga Isl
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@ituations, professional.

\ YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION
TO teach public school branches and
music seven years experience.
references furnished Address NEW
MARK IIT,'' Chester, Va. r. T.. ID.
No. /.
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YOUNG LADY OWNING TYPE
writer would like copying or adj :
dressing envelopes to do. at home.
Address Il 30a or phone Madison
1919.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-24
Richmond, January l1.HI9lI.

Richmond, January l1,l9ll.
OF MEETING OF STOCK
holders-The annual meeting of
stockholders Of The Life Insurance
Company OF Virginia will be held al
the chief Office of the company, on
Broad Street, between Ninth and
Tenth Streets. in the city OF Rich
mond, on WEDNESDAY,. the 25th
day OF January. 1911. at 12 o'clock
NJ The stock transfer books of the
company Will be closed from this
date until the 9th day of the pres
cnt month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-24

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