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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

oms the proper ideal of patriotism. as
| said on last Sunday night, you will
enter tile political arena. wrestle with
all of tho enemies OF social progress,
until YOU have ovcrthrown Injustice
and oppression OF every kind and have
promoted ali of those good reforms
that true women have a right 10 expect
Nou TO accomplish. DO well your
tasks. make laws and sec to their on
forcemcnt that VIII pave the streets
Of the city beautiful. where happy
children Will play and tired worknen
rest in the evening time, under their
own vines and nc trees. crowned with
brotherhood and love. enchanted with
the music OF nation at peace and in
harmony with Coda new Jerusalem
coming down out OF heaven and find
ing Its place In the midst OF men Z,
modern city, without brothcl or bar
room or any blighting curse. This do
FOR her sake. bu; in the language Of
another, THE noblcst service Won can
perform for Nor Is 10 vote no TO the
proposition that would take from her
the diaden OF pearls. the talisman OF
faith, hope and love. by which all other
requests arc won from men. and sub
stitu;c for IL tho iron crown Of author-
itI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
BARRIERS ORGANIZE
Meet 4" Lay I'lnns for Prnmotion Of
Permanent Aksnciatlnn.

Representatives OF the majority Of
The barbcrShops in the city mot ycstcr-
day afternoon III Labor Temple Fifth
ana Marshall Streets, to discuss ana
arrange plans FOR a permanent organ
iZation. The meeting was attended by
about Twenty-Five men. employers ana
jontncymcn BARRIERS, all Of whom Will
bc entitled Ia membership In tho pro-
posed organization.
Definite action was not taken yes
tcrday. only provisional plans being
formulated, and, after an hours dis
cnssion, adjonrnmcn; was had until
tomorrow night Al sac o'clock. when
the association Will 10 formed and OIL
Gers elected
IT was explained yesterday that there
was n" discussion az prices and that
the idca In forming the Organization
is, at present merely 10 help tho trade,
and 10 rnt tho local BARRIERS on tho
Same footing occupied by BARRIERS in
Other cities. II is probable that the
rroposcd association VIII become am
liatrd With tho Ccntrai Trades and
Labor Union and have representation
in that body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

there seems 10 be little prospect Of
legislation, ,cNccpt thai carried on by
the appropriation bnls. rho l.orlmcr
case VIII take a great deal OF time IN
tho senate. ana tho debate on the rcso-
intion proposing AN amendment 10 III"
Constitution providing tins, Senators
shall be elected by direct vote of the
people. will he long and heated. There
will be contest also over The hill to
create u permanent tariff commission,
Among the important measures that
may come up in tho House at an carly
date arc those relating To canal rcru-
lation. the promotion of Captain Pcary
to rcDr-ndmiral of the navy. and cX-
tending tho thanks of Congress OF ac-
count of his attainment nf the North
Pole, ana tho rcapport!onmcrt Of con-
Hres:honal representation BASED upon
The thirteenth dccennial census
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
DEATHS
S1ANSRItEl-

--Dicd. Saturday night at
1915 AT The residence Of her hug
baud, lIla Brook Road MAMIE
GERTRUDE. loved wife of VIM T.
Stansbury. aged tifty-siX years Be
sides her husband. She leaves three
children TO mourn her loss--Mrs
Nellie Atkinson, lsthclino and Charles
Stansbury--and one brother. Virgin
iiis Cosby: two half brothers. Wei
lington and Willie Haley. of knoN-
willie. Tenn,
Tho funeral will he held TO DAY
At :; i. NJ from Rcadc Memorial
chapel Intcrncnt In Rivcrvicw
Friends and acquaintances Invited to
attend
poKsEl-Dich; a her residence, /.
North Eighteenth, Street Z Sunday
morning at ESQ. MISS BELLE. DOR
sEf. in the thirty-iirsl year of her
Funeral notice later
HEWIN Departed this life SATURDAY
night, january ~. 1911. AT S:lo
o'clock. at his residence. ,O5 Wes,
nmval street, BEVERLEY THOMAS
EEWIN.
Funeral MONDAY. . II. NJ. from
Leigh street NJ. L. Church (colurcdJ.
MAYo--Died, January II. lal1. al 1o:a5
NJ, at his residence. 751 North
Ninth street. John MAYO
Funeral services from above resi-.
dencc MONDAY AFTERNOON AZ 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
F IR { NJ EN- SEEK
HIGHER SALARIES
Larkin w. Glazebroos, Jr., Tells
Why Request Should Be
Granted by Council.

Friends of the Richmond Fire Dc
pnrtmcnt arc deeply interested in "a
petition which may 80 to the com
crease of 10 per cent. in the wages
Of all firemcn, tho ground for this plea
being the extra hazardous work the
men are called upon to performs, ami
the high cost OF living. The pay roll
nj the department is fixed by ordinance
OF Council, the amount being Sl32,llO
Al year
IArkin w. Glazcbrook. Jr who has
kept in close touch with the situation
fer years. and who is well known poll
tically by reason of his recent candi-
Hacy for the city Council from Henry
Ward. said yesterday that Councilmen
and taxpayers would no, object 10 the
Increase If they appreciated the cN-
ccllcnt work Of the mon. MIR. Glaze
brook knows every fireman by his first
name lie feels, therefore. that he Is
In II position to speak in their behalf.
III YOU will look carefully into the
matter of salary" said Mr.. Glazcbroui
YOU will find that the rate of pay per
hour is cheaper than that received by
the average laborcr In New York last
Christmas santa Claus visited the fire
mon, their wages being raised quite
substantially. When VIC take into con
H''ti"tioi TUG HldSiiiiccnt Wolk tncN
perform, the risks they run In trying
TO protect life and property, Tho CON
slant call to duty and their general
efficiency. we must admit that they
stand between us and disaster. ] be-
licvc | can say without fear Of con-
tradlction. that for its size, Richmond
has the best equipped department in
the United States, and this, too. under
the direction of officers and board
who are always alive TO the situation
other salaries have been raised. but
none ever deserved il so much as the
hrcmcn."
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NC COPPER Ml:nci:n Is An.
Hangs on Supreme Courts Rulings !,
IrMnt Gasrs LirInr.. IL.

New York, January la-rhe rcsigna-
lion Of I.eopold l'r!cderirh rlana .rct
o. the fcrcigi exchange Departments
oi the National tank OF Commerce Ia
New York. 10 take claTsc OF the Tor.
eisn Ranking business 81 tic ,;ugEcn,
helm companies. is part pf thc plnn tul
the extension of the torci4u business
OF the american smelling ami iioin.
ing COMPANY and the consolidation
practically under ono licud at tho cN
porting ana importing business ui Inc
various hir copper corporations witch
ierrcsent an enormous capitalization
and control large rcrccrias. of IN
eoppcr, lead and silver inin!nl; business
O! tho country.
There has becn a persistent lamur
IL Wal! street Tor nearly II year thai
various consultations aud nnancieriur
conducted hy the GuTgcnhcips Is pre-
itininary 10 general cons olidatlon Of
the leading copper producing Interests
OF he country 80 prevent the present
conflict in prices 1t - believed that
II tho unte,! states supreme Court :
a"cisinn In the STANDARD OH aud TO
baccQ cases is sufficiently constructive
I" show thc corporations huw theS
may merge without breaking the law,
biz copper consolidation viii be
Heated ,bis spring
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OFFICERS INSTALLED
tni"n, No. 10. Hear,
Mn>t GratifA imG Ncpur1s ~ Meeting.

''''''S'hC ihtpbTlS NJ Meeting.
pt'fors elected in a previous met.
ins We're installed Yesterday afternoon
~ l-'p"r Tcuplc by Typpgraphicai
Union y" 90. i;"porrs as tau imam
yi"l condition wcrc road. and were
found I" 10 entirely satisfactory. tho
local union being IN good condition.
The membership has materially in.
creased. and tho union Is on nrmcr
hnsis than ever before
rho officers were installed hv cX
Presidents NJ u Pace ana are as fol-
lows Il. T. nowdeu. president: II. l.
Woody. vicc-prcsiden.; e. !, umehos.
81. SccrctarS and treasurer. H. IS
i'lakey. recording secretary; sidney
Gates. sergeant at-nrms. Advisory
Hoard-E w Blakey. G. c. Courtney
G, 7. ilardwicke. !. o. coats ana 6 n
'l"nnines Representatives, TO the cen
,r'i Trad" and Labor Cnuncii--M. L.
Pace, II W. Rlakcy. " l.. Eddins. IL
T. Tcnser and !. y, HuirouGhs Eeprc.
scn,niiNcs 10 tie Allied Trades Cou,i,
cil--I. T. railing 4 +. rcnscr an,
" III Mullen. Auditing Committee
l. Nnscr iIcnrs Meyer ana B II
tlvdsci.
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CANNOT SHOW WHY
THEY NEED BALLOT.
NN7''S'''''CU I VT'I Z II . h>e'I
Ginia women and OF the highest type
of refinement and culture.
Few Women Want ballot.

Ginia women and OF the highest type
of refinement and culture.
Few Women Want ballot.
on the other hand. ! believe that the
great ma ority Of our women who have
also studied this question are not lie
sirous of the ballot and cschcw il us 4
dangerous experiment. They feel that
they have no reason To enter politics
and that their hest Influences can he
cXcrted without the use Of tho ballot.
and With this army of good women
stand tonight, asserting first, that
woman has no reason TO enter politics
The argument is often made and
not without force that taxation ought
to carry with it representation. Tho
women Of our country hold - great
deal of property and yet have no voice
in the lcVyinE Of the taNcs on their
property. This has been tho argument
that has induced some of the States
10 consider favorahly woman suffrage
IT. however has not brought any spc-
cial blessings in this field 10 her for
! taxes. whether levied by tho vote. Of
men OF the votes "f women. will al
ways be equal. and 1t is impossible to
suppose that incn will ever so de-
generate AS 10 try to impose upon
their mothers ana sisters burdens. that
they themselves arc not willing to
carry. In fact while the law has al
=,
sentiment has been very lcnicnt to-
ward women.
She may say that I'm matters of cdu-
cation III" state has nor done as much
Tor women as for men. rho reply is that
! tn" public conscicmcr as 10 the need
4. of woman in educational lines Is be-
ing constantly 'uuickcncd When I was
small boy an arisiocratic old aunt
repeatedly said az sorial functions and
nm ,nt..,S 81 sln,. 81,
her views on things IN general that
women had no real need in chuca.
tional mhitcis bcNoni the basis Of an
education ana the ornamental touches
that could hc acquired at finishing
schools. our women do not now hold
/ tins theory. and our men arc rising to
I meet their larger ideals. II VIII not
hc long in Virginia before a univcr.
SHY Tor women on an equal footing:
with the University of Virginia viii
/ he erected. God speed the day Of its
/ coming. and this Is tho desire OF every
/ true man Our women want il. thcv
I have . right 20 have ii,
Cniorndo's Uccurd
II yom will turn To The laws that
hhHc been enacted on our atarutc
hooks YOU VIII nud that evcrywhrrc.
with AN exception which cannot mon.
( ton In This presence, they nut woman
on an equal footing ana in some cases
! give her an advantage over men
have hcen particularly struck by
two statements from eminent authori-
ties tina, have Glanced recently 10
see. The first Is 10y Mrs. Francis W
Goddard pfcsidcn, OF the Colonial
Danes OF Colorado. who has been an
active Sufrhgist In that state ANA
icstiica IN recent Issue Of ,i.c Ladies'
Homo Journal ;hpt shr 'knows Of
no law ihai has been liIi on Tho etntutc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
GAvEL ron 5 BUTCHER KNIFE.
Illinois Speaker Takes Day on 10 I,iII
IIin Prize lInrA.

Sprinsncld. IN, lJnnunry Ia Spcakcr
Charles Adkins. OF the Illinois Uousc
OF REPRESENTATIVES.. viii lay down thr
Eavcl ana take UP the butcher knif"
Monday. on his farm IN Rclncnt an
i9 ready for the winter slaughter. ana
the Speaker will superin,end tie trans
formation OF his prize hogs into hama
and bacon M
II always boss the Job" said H. DO
fore leaving yesterday "and on Mon
Gay IN Soing 10 stop Worrying over
aud take hand IN 4 regular hog KIN
ing
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OBITUARY
r'uncrnl or chnrIcs X. Nelson.

ISpcriaI 10 Tho TTmcs- DtSpatch
l.ynchlmrg. Va January l5.-Tho
fCneral services over the remains III
Charles X. Nelson. who died Ia "a
to-day at ST. Stephens Episcopn.
Church. near Forest Depot. and not far
from the splendid country estate own
ed by him, Many friends from Roa-
nokc and T.ynchburG. as well .3.s from
all portions OF Bedford county, attend
cd the nlscumics
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goo CAFE for G.Iasstftratfon.

SECOND HAND GUXTsXNTEED SAW.
mill machinery, planners, shingle mill,
lath mill. rcsaws, stavc saws. boil
crs. engines. gasolcnc engines, hang
crs. plillcSs and shaftlng. l. blu
FORD x co. 1888 Il, Cary street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
The Strength of
This Bank

Lies in its Capital-its assets, Its
honorable history and ability. char
acter and standing of, the men who
conduct its affairs. All these forces
are ready to serve you, whether your
account be large or small.
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Mrs. Courtney ID. Edmond.

Especial to The Times DlspatchI
Miliboro. Va, January l5.-Mrs.
courtney ID Edmond wife of the late
Walter ). Edmond. died here at an
carly hour last night after brief
illness The remains wcro taken 10
Richmond tonight for intcrmcnt in
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NIntIIIn Q. rhomnr.

I''Vt'NIttI 10 7 ITO 7 ITIIts IJISIidI Cn1 N
charlottesville, Va. January i5--
Mrs. Matilda 6. Thomas. aged seventy
eight, died this morning at her home
on Belmont, after wo-days' illness
Ut pneumonia she was. before mar
rinEe, Miss Matilda Strong OF King
william county. Her husband. Nor
BORNE Thomas, Il native OF Montreal.
Nelson county. died about twelve years
ago. -Four children -Norbornc
Thomas. OF Scottsvillc; -. s. Thomas
and Mrs. John Blake. OF this city. and
AIRS. shelton Robertson. Of clifton
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Mrs. William Williams.

.It,ruUs51r ~, 70 lc IiIIce- IyIsPHtcHI
liam Williams died Mt her homo here
at 1880 o'clock last night Beside her
husband she is survived by her
adopted daughter, Mrs Fred Smith. of
Richmond.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow and intcrmcnt will be made in
Woodlawn Cemetery
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Cnntnin Ed,ynrd 4. FnIchcr.

=. T''TFcV1ttl 10 7 7fV 7 TTII.s- OFF DHTCH.
stanton, Va. January l5.--Captain
Edward y. Fulchcr died suddenly
about noon to-day. aged scvcnty-twu
sears, leaving three daughters and one
Inlchcr had been identified with tho
business interests of this section He
VAS a native Of Richmond. serving
through the Civil War in Richmond
a 4. mn al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-26

&5n;t:-rr.s.&seL Hnn LIE &stGtt,
IT PAYS TO REEP POULTRY, BTJT IT IT
pays best to keep them clean Only
Magic Spray does 1t.
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ASHLAND NEWS NOTES

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
Ashland, Va, June 25.-Dr. and Mrs.
Frank Day will leave this week to
visit relatives in Roanoke
Miss Page Nixon and her guest, Miss
Elizabeth Nixon. OF Chnmbersburg. Pa..
have gone TO Virginia Roach with Rob-
ert Nixon to spend the k-ond
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Williams, Of
Richmond. were recent guests OF Mrs.
Tate Chcnery at the Henry Clay Inn.
Baldwin Banc. who has bcen visiting
his aunts. the Misses Buckner. has
COMO to his homo in Keyser. w. Va.
Wilmer Hall has returned from the
University of Chicago, and is at his
homo here.
Mrs. II. S. Ladew Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Ben Gates. in Martins
Vile.
Miss Sue Mitchell has returned to
her home In Essex county, after a de-
lightful visit to Mrs. Josie Wright. +.
Edmund Voolfolk, Of Hanover, was
the recent guest OF his cousin, Roper
Voolfolk.
Miss Ida Simms has returned to her
home at Lawrencevillc.
Mrs. Culpepper and her daughter.
Miss Oterline Culpepper. of Richmond,
are guests at the Henry Clay Inn.
Mrs. Ienctte Vest. of Richmond. IS
spending Some time hero with Mrs.
Tllley.
Mrs. w. w. Smith. OF Lynchburg, is
the guest of her brother. j. F. Howl
son, at Gwathmey.
Miss Caroline B. Nixon will return
on Sunday from two weeks visit to
Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Allen A1aury will leave soon
for Richmond to spend some timo with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Tucker are visit
Ing Mrs. Floyd Tucker
DR.. 1. L. Lewis will leave Monday
for Woods Hole. Mass where he will
teach for six weeks in the Marine
biological Laboratory. Later DR. Lewis
will be Joined by Mrs. Lewis and they
will go TO North Carolina to visit rela-
t'ves
The Misses Brightwcll who have
been the guests of Miss Edythe white.
have returned to their home in Wash
ington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-26
COTTON Crnn Re.1n,x,I

Memphis, Tenn. June 25-1he Com
mcrcial Appeals weekly cotton crop
review tomorrow will say:
Rains fell in moderate to heavy
quantities in all parts of the cotton
belt during the week except in West
ern. Southwestern and parts OF North
ern Texas and Western Oklahoma
Where rains fell the cotton crop has
been put in most excellent condition
and the outlook is good The fields
are we'll cultivated. and the plant Is
green. healthy. growing and fruitlng
Blooms are reported in the most
northern districts.
In Alabama and most OF the cen
trail cotton belt the outlook is the best
in many years. and conditions APP
preach the ideal. They are a little
less favorable in South Carolina. where
rainfall has not Yet been sufficient
In Western Texas and Oklohamo the
crop has suffered no injury that rain
will not restore. but the ground is
becoming quite dry, and such ligh;
and scattered showers as have fallen
have given but little relief. Rain &c
rapidly becoming a necessity for a
good cotton crop.
In Arkansas. Louisiana and South
ern Mississippi boil wecvils are be-
coming more numerous since the rains
but are not SO destructive as at this
time last year
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rDaily. Weekdays. ssundsys only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Statior
1850 night stop at Ei6a. Time Of arrivals and
departures not guaranteed. Read the aisns,iT
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Aurtinn 5ales. Uijls Bap,
The Valentine Auc ttii0n Co.
.AUCTlONEERS
q I 8 EAST BROAD 81.

RESTAURANT AND BAR FIXTURES,
CIGAR SHOWCASES. TOBACCO
WALL CASE. LARGE REFRIGERA-
E TOR. LARGE COOKING STOVE,
IRON SAFE, ETC. AT AUCTION
at No. 7o1 North Second Street Corner
Second and Jackson Streets.
TO-DAY (MoNDAY). JUNE 2sTH.
at $3.50 o'clock P. NJ
These fixtures were made by Miller
&c Miller, of this city. at cost of $500,
and are in excellent condition.
Sale positive, without limit or re-
serve. Owner must vacate premises
at once r
THE VALENTINE AUCTION. co.
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;Roarn 0Wanfen.

WANTED. COUNTRY BOARD BY
lady and two small children for two
III or three months Must be pleasant
E and private. Address. immediately.
i with terms, G OFT, care Timos Dig
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Yelp Q1lNiiten. geluaIe.

AT ONCE. FOR THE CoM-
Ing season. milliners. makers and
trimmers. MRS. JULIUS BEAR, 1929
East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-26

AT the request OF Mrs. W. E. Nolms
who is disseminating housekeeping. we
Will sell at her residence. No. l02a
West Grace Street, on
(TUESDAY), JUNE 27
beginning :. 1890 o'clock,
all of the magnificent furniture in ..er
residence, consisting of San Domingo
and French Walnut Bed Room suits
beautiful Inlaid Parlor Chairs and
Rockers. beautiful Pictures and Orna-
Room Furniture, 15O-Piecc HayiLlnd
Dinner Set. Silverware, Cut Glass
Leather Library Furniture. Imported
Floor Coverings, fine Lace Curtains
etc.
class, and worth attention. Ladies in
vited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co.
a..t.Ilt AuctionhcrS
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Z. CLEANING AND PRESSING.

CALL LA TOUCHES, MONROE 241s.
when you want high-class cleaning,
pressing. etc. South Second Street.
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Rttuat!oilS 9QaantRn. female,
BY LADY (EXPERIENCE D). POSITION
as stcnographer OF office assistant.
il 74S. care Times Dispatch.
BY EXPERIENCED LADY STENOG-
rapher position with Wholesale dry
goods or shoe firm. l. $780, care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-26

FINE UNHOLSTEnING AND MAT-
TRESSES
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guttlon Scales, Future 13aps
TheWalerItme Auction Co.
AucTlOkEERS
ia EAST BROAD ST,

MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE. IN
PORTED FLOOR COVERINGS. FINE
LACE CURTAINS, HAWAIIAN D
CHINA, CUT GLASS. UPRIGHT
= PIANO. PICTURES AND oRNA-
MENTS. ETC, AT AUCTION AT NO
1923 WEST GRACE STREET.
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AGENTS WANTED.-NEW HOUSE
hold necessity; n repea ter sample 10y
mail. 10c. Box 213 Peabody Mass.
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sEAnc.iRD .inTIIyH

southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich.
nond dnily: a'lo a. M.-Local Z, 10 Noriins
birmingham: Savannah, Jacksonvil y; and
Florida points. $3.50 P. M.-Sloebers and
points. u:l5 p. M.-Sleepers and conchesS a. y. !.
ianta. blrrninsham. Memphis md tho south.
west Northbound trains schedu led 10 arrive
In Rtchmond daily: $3.50 a. a., = ga A.-i.Ns
Cos g. NJ. $40 F. NJ, .sr 80 IL,
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T PAYS TO REEP POULTRY, BUT II
pays best TO keep them clean. Only
Magic Spray does 1t.
June 90. 1911
To the Southern Spray Co., n. Sew
cnth Street, City: .
Gentlemen.-I have used the Magic
Spray I bought of you only one time
and 1t Is a wonder. 1t killed every
mite II touched in my hen house, and
the next morning when opened tho
place I was surprised Ito see my
chickens in such good, clean shape.
l only bought the Magic Spray on
the 20th. The same week l had lost
three of my hens and had about
given UP all hope of getting any
thing to save them, when q friend
of mine suggested trying your Spray.
saying It would do the work am
sure one more application In my hen
house will completely end the trou-
BILE. thanks to your Magic Spray.
uf Yours very truly,
w. b. HARRIS
Especially Salesman),
30o6 Taylor Street. Richmond, Va
There Is only one place 10 get
Magic Spray; that is at the head
quarters where It is made. THE
SOUTHERN SPRAY CO., Phone Mad
ison 2G03. ~. Seventh ST., Richmond.
Va. Agents wanted everywhere.
ffi--i
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Rajlway

:. Cars leave Mancheater.4 seventh. and PER-,
Streets. for Petersburg: y m w = - =
SIS 80 rs y II il IL i a e ~, r.
:, II ii:oe r, - for Chester 1900 midnight for
Street, for Manc hestcr: s--t'i
talJ' SIS TIE TIE. sss. o:ss .lo:ss. nag
.7:25, ss5. s35. 1910. li:4o p N. s'0.
tDnily except sunday and holidays ~
Carries bassngo and exprens So {i
"Liniitcd, except Sundays and holt5av. 81!
All cars from Peters yurg connest -.Tit,,
cars FOR Richmond - 80 -
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RaEroiJa'aossy
Richmond, :F,redTickSh'g & P6lanaeR B. B,
10 aH0 FROM fYASHiNoToH i'm 8 J;,i:1y,,Ittj,
Leave Richmond
Arrive Riohnlonds
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS -WEEKDa'

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IesYe Byrd st. Sta. l.30 p. H. for Ere serfok,bprr
teate htDs Sta. 90 A. H., 40 r. H. for ishIan8.
Arrive BYRD 81. Sta. 90 AM from Ere ~
Arrive Elbs Sta $50 H. !, 80 81 from AshIanS