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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
URN AWAITS SOTHERM ASHES
Originally Was nouEht by .Iulin Mar
lowe for Another Husband

oriEihHily WAS uouEEt by .iulin Mar
lowe for Another Husband.
Pittsburgh. Pa. November 2O-Shall
the ashes OF all that is mortal OF
+. II. Sothern after death he placed
In an urn In II Pittsburgh crematory
and then scattered over the seas with
thos: Of Julia Marlowe. his wife? Tho
crcmatory manhS msnt cannot decide
the question and 1t Is up to Julia Mar
lowe to revoke q former order and pact
10 which her first husband agreed
Mrs. Sothern when playing here scv-
eral years ago visited the crenatory
and purchased the urn. In writing she
decrced that the receptacle should
hold her ashes after her death. She
purchased still another with tho nm
derstanding that the ashes OF her then
husband should be placed therein after
death. and that when both Ind depart
ea ing ashes should be mixed and car
ried in ono ur0 and scattered 10 the
winds or seas.
Since her second marriage the crema-
tory people ere wondering whether
Sothern Will assume that part or tho
pact agreed upon by his wite's nrst
husband. The wishes OF the actress
regarding her urn Will be respected. OF
course. but so far neither Mr.. nor Mrs
Sothern has !ntimated what shall be
oone with the other urn
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WANT SOUTHERN
TO BUILD STATION
Charlottesville People Present
Petition for Removal OF
Side Track.
FIGHTING CHESTNUT BLIGHT
Agricultural Department lakes
Up Proposition-Niilitia
Officers Elected.

What is regarded as practically a de-
Hland Tor new union passenger sta
ton at Charlottesville tcacheG the
State Corporation Commission ycster-
Gay in the form OF petition that a
SD" track be abolished 1t is claimed
that all passengers must cross this
track to get To or from Main Street:
mat II is dangerous to life, and that
the southern Railway should be made
scented
The Southern Is the owner of the
station, which is used also by the Ches-
apeake and Ohio The track in cues
uon leads to the freight station, and
II Is stated that traffic over Il is fire.
quent.
the commission Issued summons
recurring the Southern Railway to APP
pear Tor a healing on December ~ at
II O'Clock, when the application and
defense Will be heard
In the petition It is stated that the
southern had proposed nm arrange
ment which would contemplate some
changes, but would not abolish the
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ttach 1t also proposed that man
should walk in front OF each tram
hahuIed over tne track. whtcn tue PEE
'i'lohefs aver u Impractical and would
oliS aIu TO inc danger by putting an
otncr human equation ia the scueinc
On 'he Otncr mama, the petitioners set
i"rtn th"ir plan winch would Involve
4" nearly compete rebuilding OF the
- VpettS' IN reply tG suggeStiou
that the Southern Claims IL mas nos
.he money 10 uuild new station. tho
psttsoh says That the pupIIc safety
suoulo come nrst. ana thut IL tn~
southern cannot properly guard the
interests OF tn: people II snould not
Do permitted TO 10 business
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5eaIen Proposals.

Office of State Highway Commas. IN,
Richmond, Va, November IS. 1911
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
office until 2 o'clock noon MONDAY
November 81. 1911. for the construc-
ton OF about one mile of macadarr
roRd on the Second Street Road,
about two miles from Richmond
Plans and specifications may be seen
Mt this Office or at the office of the
clerk OF Henrico county, Richmond,
Va. Certified check for 500 TO ac-
company each bid. The right is re-
served TO reject any and all bids.
For further information apply to
the undersigned.
p. ST. ]. WILSON
State Highway Commissioner
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AGAIN ARGUE CASE
OF BATHTUB TRUST
Counsel Unable to Determine
What Decision OF Federal
Court Actually Means.
HERE FOR CONVENIENCE
Lawyers Want Ruling in Civil
Action Clearly Inter
preted.

Counsel for the government and tho
defense In the case OF the United
States OF America. petitioner. against
the STANDARD Sanitary Manufacturing
Company and others--known as the
so-calied "Bathtub Trust" case-beinE
unable to determine what the decree
OF tho court shall be, VIII argue tho
matter in Richmond tomorrow. In
the opinion of the court, handed down
several weeks ago in Baltimore. II
was held that the Batntuo Trust wa.
corporation doing business in re-
straint OF trade. The attorneys Tor
one SIDE contend that this means one
thing. while those for the other con.
strue tne decision differently. AS 1t
VIII be necessary for thu court to
enter formal decree, IL has been
decided to nrst hear the argument OF
botn sides
Three Judges to Sit.
The matter Win be argued here for
the sake of convenience. Circuit
Judges Nathan G-on and J. c. Prilch-
ara are here in attendance upon the
present term of the United States Cir
cult Court OF Appeals. and District
Judge John G. Rose, OF Baltimore, Will
The first argument on tho petition in
this case took place before these
Jurists in Richmond. although the gov
ernments suit was entered in Bulti-
more.
1t Is expected that Edwin p. Gros-
venor, OF Washington. special assist
ant TO the Attorney General. and y ohm
Philip Hin, district attorney of Balti-
more, will be here to argue for the
government. and Herbert Noble. Rob-
ert Is. Iloneyman. Hartwell p. Heath.
OF New York; William y. Marbury. Of
Baltimore. and Marshal A Christy. of
Pittsburg, VIII appear for the defense.
Criminal ProcecdInHs, TOO.
The government has criminal pro-
cccdins against the bath tub trust"
an entirely separate action, although
IT involves practically the same de-
PENDANTS. II is due To be tried in De-
troit Mich. this month There are
thirty-four Individuals and sixteen de-
fendants under criminal indictment for
conspiracy to violate the sherman
antitrust law. Practically all Of them
have offered to plead gully IL the gov
eminent would consent to have the
court impose merely fines.
Attorncy-Gencral Wickersham. how
ever. has announced that he will in
sist upon Jail sentences II jury con-
victs. and has refused all offers of com
promise. The government has never
Yet succeeded in enforcing II Jail SEN
tenoe under the antitrust law. Jail
sentences arc hanging over the heads
of the defendants in the so called tur-
pentine trust. properly known as the
| American Naval stores Company. but
are being delayed upon appeal to the
supreme Court.
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Sheppard. Guardian, va Sheppard and
alS-I1ecree OF the Circuit Court of
the County or Henrico. entered 2lst
DAY OF January, 1889.
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suttAn as@ttn- j nrits laep.
AUCTION SALE
COWS HOGS, CORN. HAY. FODDER.
rURNlTuRE. FARMING IlPLE.
MENTS, ETC.


Having sold my farm, Oakland. on
the Williamsburg Road, thres iniI p.,
below Richmond. | shall sell by public
u MCIlT r, on tno premises.
"EDMGaDAI. NoWEMNBER 23. 1911.
INC FOLLOWING personal property: Sew
enteen Cows. ell giving milk. some
fresh with calves by side; one young
beauty eight Heifers about twelve
months old six young Bulls about
WE'VE months old; one MIX Cooler
seven ten-gallon MILK Cans. eight hve-
Chester White Boards, one fourteen
and one three months old; three Pu-
land CHINA Sows one Chester White
Sow. twelve Shoats. one 6-horse power
Geiser Engine, nearly new: one four
roll Deerng Husker and Shredder
new one Self-Feed Blizzard Ensilaga
Cutter, new: one Ohio Steam Hay
Press. new, capacity 20 tons per day ;
one Superior Disc Drill, with fertilizer
attachment; one Manure Spreader. one
Deering Corn Binder new; one John
Deer tWo-row Corn Planter; one Hook
Ing Valley Disc Cultivator; one McCor-
mick Mower. one Deering Hay Rake,
self-dump new; one John Deer Disc
Harrow, one two-horse Hay Wagon.
with body. ono two horse Running
Gear, one Top Buggy, nearly new;
Wagon, Buggy and Flow Harness, one
Wood Saw, with pole frame; ono Plat
Whcelbarrow. one Honey Extractor. in
good order; forty tons Timothy Hay,
20 tons Mllle;. 10 tons Pea Hay. 10 tons
crabgrass Hay. lot Corn Fodder. 100
barrels Corn. several Gr!ndstones. a
collection Of two and one horse pfows,
Cnltivators. Harrows. Hoes. Forks.
SaoVels. and a general collection OF
such Tools IS are usually found on n
well-conducted farm; a collection Of
Household Furniture. consisting o.;
Bedsteads Springs. Mattresses. Chairs.
Sofas. one Range. one Cook stove,
three Wood Heaters. one large Cup
board one Tin Safe. etc, etc.
TERMS: All sums. of twenty-five dol
lars $50 and under. cash all bills
amounting to more than S25 credit
OF SIX months Will be given, secured
by negotiable notes with satisfactory
indorser. said notes. 10 bear per cont.
interest from day OF sale.
Don't fall TO attend this sale, as IL
Is seldom that you have the oppor-
iunity OF buying implements so well
kept.
II. RICH.
w. d: FRATSER. Aucticneer.
p. S.-Leave tho williamsburg Road
ct tho red dag
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GIRL BROWNS IN CAVE
'our other Students of Washington
oniVerAity Saved by Profe,,or

students of Washington
ohi'erAity Saved by Professor.
81. Louis. November 2o.-Lucillo
S'ohe' Washington University stu.
80 was drowned when a boat con-
.a."hs HFe members OF the geology
overturned in naturnl tunnel
leading TO an underground river men,
Leasburg, Mo. The four otbsr -,
were rescued by Richard u. Sparks
assistant professor of geology. who
was directing the expedition
give other students. In charge Of
Professor Walter e. Court, had passed
through the tunnel in another Mo,
"hen they heard cries for help. They
returned. but were too late 10 rescue
MISS Cooke. Miss Cooke was eighteen
yeaTa old. and had been graduated
last year from Central High School.
me place Is narrow. natural tun-
hei' about an eighth OF n mile long
ie"ulhs from the Meramac River to
me onandago Cave. about eighty miles
from ST. Louis, one OF the most IN :
nous in Missouri In the party h.
SIDES Miss Cooke. were Anna Mills
julie Grove. Beatrice Jennings. Helen
snyroek. Marie Bacon. Juno Oethlers
helen Bryars. r. u. Sparks. of Alton:
NJ =. wilson, assistant professor OF
geology, and Mrs. Court.
me tunnel was dark and torches
Lighted the way The first boat was
beyond view. and the young women
were bewildered by tho formations.
The guide permitted the boat to draw
so close to one side OF the tunnel
that the girls became frightened. Miss
COOKE tried to push the boat away
and fell out, the boat being capsized.
The water at that point was only
hve Feet deep. bur In the darkness
dl'hcuity was experienced in rescuing
the siris. AIR. Sparks called for help,
ana had carried four OF the girls to a
landing before the other boat returned
Miss Cooke was seen floating near by
and Mr.. Sparks drew her to the boat.
which had been r!ghted. but efforts TO
revive her were futile
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TO REDUCE COTTON ACREAGE
Texas Growers to Take This Nenn, IN
E0rce Spinncra to Dmy yheir l,rnn.

iehns Growers to Take This Mems to
force sptnncrs to BUY Their Crops
- Austin. Tex. November 20.-E. Il.
kone, state Commissioner of Agricul-
ture. says he has received reports
from many parts OF the State, ana ali
TO the effect that the farmers are
holding cotton and will reduce the
cotton acreage fully 20 pc r cent. next
season
This" said Mr. Kone, us In accord
with the methods recommended by tho
recent New Orleans conference, and
when the spinner. who must buy our
cotton or close his mills, is fully ad-
vised of the situation he Will make an
offer for the South's crop that will
compensate tho grower OF the white
staple"
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In execution of a certain deed %.
trust 10 the undersigned trustee, dated
April q. 1908. recorded In the clerk,Fs
otiiee. Richmond Chancery Court, in
=. Is. 1870, page 50. default having
oeen made In the payment of part
OF the debt secured thereby, and being
REQUIRED SO to do by the beneficiary,
1 VIII oner for sale at public auction
upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 81. 1911,
at 1880 p. NJ,
the property above described
This house is comparatively new
wei arranged. and contains the usual
cSonva'iienses and viii make you a nice
nome or VIII pay as an investment
TERMS: Enough In cash TO pay cost
or sale; all taxes to day OF sale. and
the sum OF $4,000. with interest from
October q. 1911; balance on credit OF
twelve months. purchaser to give note
Tor credit payment, with interest added
from day of sale, and secured by trust
deed; or all cash. at the option of tina
purchaser W
II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Trustee.
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FOR SALE, 60 SHARES STOCK IN
oNE or RiCHAO>D LEADING
NALCE, slQO PEK snAitE' Will,
SsAClt!f ICE 10 QUICK PURCHASER.
IS WILL STAND INV EsTIGA.
miNu ALL COMMUNICATIONS
ikEAIED CONFIDNETIALLY AID
DRESS l.. $40. CARE TIMES-DJS
pAICIL
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Aa,i,.u,rpD x.1ppu.tu,,,,..

nv EsTOKsI INvESyoksi WRITE Ar
once Tor iuu particulars realty. 10
l"s I'VE COZ per cent. sOIu bonus
no" ready Tor market; t!f.s issue by
on. Oh the latest invented nltuuiac-
,S!!hS t!tct9ic companies ia tnIs city.
DChCs Oh common STOCK WlI! 20
Win tne bonus. TINS common STOCK
shouid pay Handsomely, Closest M
Nesusatton lASitcu. .Aauress Il. T. l..
care Times -D!apatcn.
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R1ituatiuns. Drnfessioual

WANTED. BY a YOUNG; LADY WITH
thfee years experience. position to
school. any time between now and
January ]. Best references Nd
otess MISS j.. Altavista, Va. Box ii3.
w ANTED. BY AN EXPERIENCED
teacher, pupils who wish private In
struction. Address * ass. care
Times Dispatch
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x,1tp ~~.u,.,ru. at,a,e,

WANTED. RELIABLE Man TO MAN-
age and WORK. on salary, welI-equip-
E$G farm. directly On railroad. com
Workable house. all supplies furnish
ed. no encumurancc preferred. VIII
consider party with wife and one or
two small chIldren. Birst-ciass ref
erences required. Apply in writing
to * ie5, care Times Dlgpatcn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21

l1E WOODMAN HAS ABOUT FIVE
CORDS OF good oak and pine knots.
III you nave heater or CRATE At
"ili pay you TO get ON car and ride
UP TO see IL HIS coal makes pure
ashes. LONG. 1906 West Broad
street.
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AUCTION SALE

BY request, we will OYER at public
auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1911.
a. o'clock p. NJ.
the above described property.
These houses are well built OF good
material, and ready renters at $40 per
year. The lot fronts about 321s feet.
and has ample room FOR other inn
provements, being l9S feet deep to a
Vide alley.
Liberal terms Viii be announced
at SALE and a bargain may he had. az
the owner is prepared to sell at a low
price.
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Autnmobiles tor 5ale

O0sED FaRDf Cars, q Ans
Passeng which we have taken
In exchange for latest models. These
cara now. being thoroughly over
hauled and WI paint 81 desired. VIII
instruct thoroughly regarding oper.
alton, or Will send Instructor home
Wit out OF town purchasers. FORD
AUTO CO.. 1929 West Broad
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.r-.....,.u..p -,~~....o. 5..a,.

POSITION WANTED BY AN EXPE-
rienced real estate collector. capa BILE
OF serving other real estate duties
also have experience as salesman.
Can FURNISH own zig bU2. care
1im,s- Dispatch
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Story--Urnnch.

Weldon. ~ c., November 20.--R. r.
Story and Miss Gold!e IT, Branch, both
OF Petersburg. Va. were married here
to-day They returned home on the
afternoon train
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w a y Ed. YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
the automobile business; positions
secured competent graduates. RICH
MOND AUTO SCHOOL. sos Graham
street
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Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company.

Atlantic Coast Line
railroad Company
Office OF the Secretary
is CREEPY GIVEN THAT
the regular ennual meeting OF Stock
holders OF the Atlantic Coast Line
Railrond Company VIII BE held at
the office az the Company in The
City OF Richmond. Va, on TUESDAY,
the 2lst day OF November, n. u. 1911.
st IL o'clock y. NJ. The transfer
books of the Company will close
Wednesday,. November s, 1911. at 3
o'clock +. NJ. and will DO reopenea
on Wednesday, November 20. 1911, at
10 o'clock a. NJ.
Fl. l. BORDEN,
Secretary.
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w ANTED. YOUNG MAN TO RUN AS
nGwe agent on train Must nave $40
security. Apply UNION NEWS co.
{, * o. Station
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WANTED. MEN AND BOYS LEAItN
automobile business. new and mod
Srn machinery. new cars, best equip
ped school North or South. good po-
sit!ons for DUR graduates. CHAR
LOTTE AUTO SCHOOL, Charlotte,
n c.
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Aurtton sSales. CHG 7adp.
Inc Valentine Aucll0RCo
AuCTtONTgRs
q { q EAST BROAD ssE
AucTIoN SALE

AUCTION SALE
or
FURNITURE. FLOOR COVERINGS.
ETC5 OF TEHRoOM LODGING
HOUSE.
AZ the request OF Miss Kate V. Bar
nett We VIII sell at auction, ut Nos
~ ana sos East Byrd Street Corner
BYRD and sixth Streetsj. on
VHlS TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 81,
commencing at 1890 o'clock
tho contents OF ten-roon lodging
mousse consisting, OF Walnut and Oak
Bed Room Suits. Separate Wood md
Iron Beds. Mattresses. Feather Beds
and pillows. Sideboards, Tables, Chairs.
Rockers. Cook stove. Crcckery. Class
ware. Bed Clothes. Hat Rack. Pictures.
Mirror. Rugs. Carpet. Mating also
two Showcases, one Back Bar Fix
ture, with large mirrors; one Counter,
Pigeonhole Table. large Rctrigerator
and other Furniture. etc.
sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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commencing at Monument Avenue au
boulevard.
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Attrn1gA

THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS
NY OF the lttcnInond Randolph Lodge,
wv 40. lis. Ancient Free anu Accept
&. -iasons Will be held in the Ma
sons Hall Franklin Street, near Eign-
teenth. THIS TUESDAY EVENING. No
rember 81. 1911. at i've CO.. o'clock
YORK in the degrees.
All Master Masons in good standing
are fraternally invited to attend
BY order OF the Master.
w. II. CLARKE, JR.,
S&cretary
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BY II. Seldom Taylor & Co..
Real Estate Auctioueers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

I'VE t Z . AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT COMFORTABLE TwO-sToRY
SEV EN- -ROoM BRICK DWELLING
ny: 10 FLOYD AVENUE, RE
TWEEN ALLEN AVENUE ANG
PARk STREET. LOT FRONTS g0X
iIa;s FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO AN
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Want n GutJInp cun,

wi HatnEoody who wants Calling gun.
-" us carriage. something n,e yors,,
aHr wear, or 423 haversack Srans ,,.
o tnree camp kettles. or 40s army
~ arousers, or l27 wall tents, or l.sis
~ hat used to bc overcoats. may buy
n na.e AZ Il sale which Uncle Sam pro
poses to conduct in this city On FRI
"a! OF this week. There il n Io,,,
isi Oh supplies. constituting condemn..5
HllIltury propertY
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s5lolgSsional s1rlp Qlaan:rn

z5ioiR6Sinudl 3kIGlp gll au;fn
GOVERNESS WANTED. MUST BE <
good performer and know how to
teach piano music: good in mathe-
mates and grammar. r. G. LEMON.
Lick Run, Va.
TEACHERS WANTED-TEA
Tor January openings. graded, high
schools and colleges. Splendid open
tngs received daily: twentieth year.
three ofhces; one enrolment: guaran-
teed services SHERIDAN'S TEACH
ERS't AGENCIES. Greenwood. s q
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--A'ia -t,I..-, u4.Gl ..-
W AN E:ij. sULICiTCfS, EITiikI SI:X.
Tor tast selling article; good com
mission. Apply 10 TO IL r. 81.
soy ttiEltN NOVELTY Co. 20 North
r.lShIn Street.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN SALARY
and expenses; one experienced with
local hardware or grocery mouse pre-
Itrreu. safe experience ana refer
ehcts. Contract Tor next year. @ IO2
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. ILAN Fling SALESMAN
anu collector Tor North ana South
Caroline. must be Of guou address
ana aOIe TO give si,0UO Oonu. Staple
me Dy welI-rateu house. ADDRESS
!. 90. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. TWO Or THREE SPECIAL
" statesmen tor Virginia, TO soil
scales ana fixtures, self measurIn;;
OIL tanks, Beyser systems ana so on
'Oou coHEEibsiOH to right man. Ref
eiencea required. Adarpss J. b. BELk,
SUITS Manager, Columbia. :. c.
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.%erSDlIaIs.

1. a DAVIDSON, JR.. TWELFTH AND
Perry Streets, is the only grocer in
South Richmond. who sells cooked
hominy ana fresh grated cocoanut
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGH k.S'S, FOG North Third
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WANT THE CONSERVATIVE INVEST
or 10 Investigate the per cent. pre-
!trrtu stock now being offered by
one OF the oldest most widely known
ana the only manufacturing company
OF its KIND in the entire south Have
Ihc largest trade of its kind in the
Southern States. Company has maid
- per cent per annuIn. average, for
many yeafs. OF tine capital invested
also nave several goous positions TO
stock. from $500 to 5000. Full In.
iortnaion to interested parties. Ad-
dress r. o. Box No. 1873. Richmond,
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The v alentine n rseum

Open daily from 10 4. 81 TO Up. NJ
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BY J. D. Carneal & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE
Wo WE'LL BUILT FIVE ROOM
DWELLINGS. NOS. i4Is AND l4ls
WEST CARY STREET
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FLOOR STAINING AND WAKING,
carpet and mattinGs laid. First-ciass
work. RICHMOND HOUSE CLEAN
ING CO.. AL Brook Avenue
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WATCH REPAIRING.
ALADDIN KEROSENE OIL

DELIVERED ANY PART OF THE
city or suburbs 8 gallons for go
cents. No odor: no smoke. HOWELL
BROS.,. COZ East Broad.