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Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1911-08-18
Ob e n - ecre t S:

farm on the OF AallSpell,
was a visitor here last Friday and
drove thru the country north of here
to look over the crops of growing
grain. When encountered by the
reporter Mr.. Stuff Wore a smile of
triumph and declared that he was
indicated. Il have been defend
ing this section for eight years a
gainst the assaults OF my friends ov-
err at Kalispell. These fellows have
the idea that this is a range country
and fit for nothing else. | have
been telling them all the time that
this side would scoop the Flathead
in grain raising and | certainly be-
lieve it. Your crop this year is far
superior to ours and you will sur
Prise them when the threshers com
mence their operations"
You ought to impress your read
.ers with the fact that this is not an
abnormal year in this section. 1t
is a normal year, but you have new
err before had such a go ID chance to
show what can be done in this Sec
ton. Last year vas the most UNI
favorable in twenty aud you may
not have another Ike it in twenty.
| Eelieve the country from Cut
Bank to the Rockies is the best i'll
all northern Montana said T. (.
Wheat, Alloting Agent, who attend
ed the Masonic ceremonies Tues
day.
There was a little rain and cleo
trical disturbance in the community
north of town Tuesday evening.
While riding home from town dur
ing the disturbance w. +. Colburn
had quite. a narrow escape, a bolt of
lightning striking dangerously close
to the horse he was riding. Both
rider and horse were badly stunned
by the bolt.
The following deeds and trans
n fers in tn, $ locality were recorded
81 during the week: Martin Jacobson
to John Ratjin, 5000 lot 3, block
81; HI. Halvorson to NJ. J. Halvor-
d son, $1.O0, lots 81, %, Blk. l, First
Add. to Cut Bank: w. f. Allison to
= Alfred +. Allison, lot 3, block 10.
M Cut Bank.
A teachers and eighth grade ex-
animation will be held IN Choteau
Conrad and Dupuyer, Aug. 1925,
: No change has been made in the
grades of certificates. The date fol
the Teton Co. Institute is Sept. IL,
| IA, and Is. The institute will be
. in Choteau.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
meet with Msms Wallace and Bel
yea on Wednesday, Aug. %. This
meeting is to be an all day session
m and members are requested to come
= as early as possible and to bring
\ their thimbles as comforters are TO
N be tied and other work done for the
bazaar.
VIM. Henry of Somers looked af-
ter farm interests here Tuesday.
Every time | come over on this
side Iihave a stronger desire to come
and locate permanently and | GER
tainly will do so before very long,
said Mr.. Henry to the editor.
r. L. Taft and Martin Halvorson
have the local.tish fanatics in a fren-
zy since they came back from their
ID fishing trip on the upper Cut Bank,
= Sunday. They returned with the
biggest catch OF the season-101
fine mountain trout--in one days
n work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gould, former.
Hi ly residents of Kalispell, where Mr.
Gould was engaged in carpenter
work, have moved over to their
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1911-08-18

Bolton, Mont.-John E. Lewis of Glacier
Hotel, Glacier National Park, has been
advised that, with a party from New
York headed by 1. Henry T. Osborne of
the New York Geological gardens, Miss
Ethel Roosevelt and her sister will visit
Glacier, the new park, during the latter
part of August.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt was at the park
last year, and was so pleased with the
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1911-08-18

scenery that she decided to return again
this year. :
There have been more Eastern guests
at Lake Mcdonald this year than ever
before in the history of the resort. The
automobile roadway into the park from
Kalispell is receiving its finishing touches.
This is the only National Park which
automobiles are permitted to enter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-07
COTTON IMPROVING
SAYS BRADSTREETS

NEW YORK, Oct. 6,-Bradstreets
tomorrow Will say:
Though liberal volume Of read
sales came out this week, the prob
abilities are that trade as a whole
has receded a little from last week
Satisfactory orders are noted for most
lines of dry goods, shoes. clothing
hardware. groceries and kindred
lines. though purchases OF cotton
goods are being made along conserva
tive lines. primarily because of the
recessions in raw cotton prices
Leather Is firmer. while hides are
higher and. Eastern shoe manfactur-
ers report encouraging orders from
Western buyers. while Western trade
in the latter have been helped by wet
weather. Exports OF cereals particu-
larry from the Pacific coast. are quite
haax-N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-07
SPEECH Of TAFT
AFFECTS MARKET
WALL STREET, DISAPPOINTED
SULks AND PRICES GO STEAD
lily DOWNWARD.

NEW YORK, Oct s.-President
Taft's speech discouraged Wall Street
to- day and the result was an irregular
market. At the opening prices gem
orally showed advances but in only
a few instances were these figures i'm
proved.
United States Steel and Union Pa
cifc, Reading and United States Rub
Der moved down steadily throughout
the session.
The particular thing in the Presf-
dents speech that Wall Street dis
liked WAS his hope that the business
reforms the government inteds To en-
force in obedience to the Sherman
antitrust law may not create dis
aster, although they are bound To pro-
duce for a time difficult situations
that may make business halt
The Presidents expressed declara-
ton that he can exercise no discre-
tion in the enforcement OF the law
leaves Wall Street nothing TO hope ror
in that direction.
The unhappy feeling caused by
President Talts speech was eInpha-
sized by the delay OF the reorganiza-
ito plan for the American Tobacco
Company. Bankers identified with
the tobacco company insist that the
plan win go through practically as
forecasted in this column, hut IL may
be delayed several days longer. To-
baceo stock was weak on the curb. al
though the bonds did not Yield mater
tally.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Oct. s--Butter-
Market higher and firm on the two
top grades of fresh creamery. hut
entirely unchanged on other sorts,
Creamery specials. GA 80 Ia held
specials, 20 asked; process, specials,
% 1-2@24.
Cheese-Market quiet and un-
changed Fancy grades range from
IA. 1-2 to 141-2; whole milk spe-
Gals. IA "A asked: large colored.
IA IA asked: daisies. Is asked.
Eggs-Market rules firm on strict
ly choice stock. White and brown
eggs are strong. White and brown
eggs strong as quoted. Fresh gath
cred. 2sa 80: extra first. rs 2T; re-
frigerator, 20n21.
Dressed Poultry--Fresh killed tur-
keys. dry picked, per pound, IL a 15c
scaided 100 15c; turkeys, old. - q
1sc. chickens. dry packed. IA LA
23c; squads. broilers, iced. per pair.
Philadelphia fancy. 35 "a 4oc; Phila-
delphia best. 20 q 25c; Western. 12a
19c; fowls, dry packed, 14G lie: iced
Il LIZ q SC. scaided. 13 1-2 a Ia Lac;
squads. as to size. s1.25n3.75 per
dozen; spring ducks. Is l-2 a II 1-2c
wheat--No. / Northern Mime
apons. s1.os SIS; No. 2, red. winter
90 1-2c; No. Northern Duluth
Sl.16 Ia.
Corn-Export No. 2. 76 lac.
Oats--No. 2 white, SO lac
Rye-No. C. /. f. Buffalo, Csc,
Barley-Malting, s1,1s q LES C. /. {
Buffalo
Flour-Spring patents. $3.50; win
ter straights. s4,2o.
Millfeed-Western bran. $685..
Pork-Mess, Sl7.00
Lard-Middle West. spot. s.o5c.
Tallow-Prics city. 5-sc.
Coffee-Rio No. on the spot
IA ssc
Sugar-Granulated. s.75@ ssoc.
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s1,40o.0eo.

$l,4U0.UUp.
Four per cent bonds ofthe City OF
Richmond, Va.
The Council OF the City Of Richmend,
Va. adopted an ordinance approved
September is. 1911. authorizing the
Committee on Finance to Issue four
per cent bonds. tregtstered or coupon
convertible). to an amount not exceed
ing s1.400, 100000 the proceeds of the
sale of said bonds to be used for the
making of Permanent Public Improve
ments.
The bonds VIII be issued In multiples
Of $1,000 dated July j. 1911. and hav-
ing thirty -four years TO run from date
of Issue.
At a meeting Of the Committee on
Finance held September 20. 1911. the
Auditor was Instructed to advertise for
sale OF all or any part OF said issue.
bids TO be received until IL NJ, October
II, 1911. to be opened at P. NJ, same
date.
The right to reject any and all bids
Is expressly reserved.
For further information apply to
Edw, J. Warren. Auditor.
H. r. POLLARD, JR.,
Chairman of Finance Committee.
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Live Stock Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. Elm the live
stock market to-day beeves were
steady to l0c higher Steers. s5.I5 IL
s515. oxen. s4.5oGs550. bulls. $3.50
Gfsa.t0: cows, sl65 q s4.5o. Dressed
beef quiet and unchanged. Calves
steady. but no prime stock In mar
ket Veals, s7.5on 5000; throwouts,
SIS 90 q $500 Southern fed calves.
$3.50 a s6.50 Indiana do. $500 a
$500: city dressed veals steady at
12@i1c.: country dressed at 10 to
141-2c. "A few at SC. Sheep and
lambs, Arm. Sheep. $3.50 q s4.25 /;
culls, $500 9s2.25; yearlings. $500
Dressed mutton firm at "a q he;
a few wethers selling at &c. dressed
lambs at l0I12 l-2c. Hogs weak on
Buffalo advices. Whole range quoted
at $3.50 to s7.05.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-07
RAILROADS. T5ssg
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoN

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. sI8
". B.-FolIowing schedule figures puhlished TX
information and not guaranteed: ss
$40 A. M.-Daily-Locai for Charlotte. D.!
ham and Raleigh ND
l0:43 A. -Daiy--Iimited-Fo Oh pdial6
South. Drawing Room Buffet, Sleeping Car ri
Ashevile, n. G.
500 P. M.--Ex. Sunday. Local for Durham a11
intermediate stations.
6P NJ. except Sunday Keysvlle local.
Has P. M--Daiy--Limited for I'll &c.
South Pullman ready $40 q M.
YORK RIVER LINE.
40 P. MEX Sun.--To West Pt oonnse11n6
for Baltimore Mon. We'd and Fri.
900 A. MEX Sun. and 2:i5 r M.-Mo6x
We'd and Fri.-Loeal to West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 8 80 A. NJ, sos P. NJ. da1krS
$40 A. Mex Sun. 1855 P. M.--Ex. ST.
20O P NJ. daily.
From West Point $40 A. NJ. daily: II as A. M
We'd and FRI; 4:23 p. NJ. Ex Sun.
s E. BURGESS, D. P. A.,
90 East Main Street Phone NJ adison asa !. N#l
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LEGAL NOTICE
VIRGINfA: ,l%
IN THE cHANcERY COUNT o.
CITY OF RICHMOND THE t11&

Iss -S Z = -s-.ss~.---@seest
IN THE cHANcERY COUNT o.
CITY OF RICHMOND THE t1t3
OF OCTOBER, 1911.
Caroline G. Beattie. Hugh 8
Harry &. Beattie, Robert -.
JosephoG- Beattie, Agnes n -
and Marian d. Cooley, Piatntt646
b. Rand Wexford, trustee; RicN
Trust and Safe Deposit CompaMAf
ministrator OF the estate OF G.
l.. Steel, deceased, Bank OF Ric@l
Inc. assignee and successor Of
mond Trust and Safe Deposit
pany, administrator of the esto4y
Charles J.. Steel, deceased. by Nh
and consolidation Of Metrope4
Bank Of Virginia and Richmond Xx
and Safe Deposit Company: Ms3
Rawlings. j. Herbert Mercer, e04
OF the city OF Richmond and ~
administrator - the estate OF ~
Rawlings. deceased. and all a.
persons interested as parties
known, defendants. 4%43
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to obte
through a decree of the court the
lease and discharge OF a certain 49,
Of trust, mora than twenty years n4
ing elasped since it's maturity rAae1
Il presumption of payment. which
deed of trust given to secure th0 g5Q
ance of purchase money, bearing a.
on the 9tth day OF April. 1883, ana a
corded on the Tth day of May. 1879
the Clerks Office OF Henrico Couns
Court in DB i2T ID page liz. was Sxy
cuted by Joseph @. Beattle conveyinxl
Il. Rand Wexford, as trustee. lot ~
1873 In the plan of sydney and nov!
the city Of Richmond ut the s0uss
eastern corner of Hanover and R0N
land streets and purchased by the -!
Joseph G. Beattte of Louis RawlinM
y. q Rawlings. and Charles L. etSS
in trust to secure to the holder OF I'LL
certain negotiable notes the paym@l
OF the sum of s2.2+4.53 evidenced
said notes each dated April "a, IN
drawn by ]. q. Beattie to his own
der and by him endorsed As follows. 81
note for $T27o0, one note for $I41*l
and one note for $169.35 payable 10
spectIvely in 8, - and Is months a1si
date at the First National Bank %s
Richmond.
And affidsvit having been made ~
filed that the said L. q. Rawlings - ~
a resident of THIS State. that the nams
of the distributes or iegatees OF LOW
Rawlings deceased, are unknown -
that the names of their personal ri
resentatives. If they be dead. are "
known, ana that the names OF the nor
CT or holders OF said negotiable uOts
are unknown, and all such persons, ~!
the bill states may be interested in 81
subject to be disposed of, having nes
made parties defendant to this w
by the general description OF partb
unknown, 1t ia ordered that r. s
Rawlings, and such unknown ~
tributes or Iegatees Of Louis RawiinN
deceased, IL they he living. and II tn
be dead Their unknown personal ~
resentatives, and the unknown hoJ0'
or holders Of the said negotiable nor
do appear here within fifteen days
ter due publication of this order a.
do what is necessary to protect ths
interests in his suit.
4 copy Teste:
| CHAs. o. SANILIsE. !.
Clerk
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR IMPROVED.

=
South Hanover avenue entire block
front at attractive price.
south and. north side Of Main street,
just west OF Boulevard, very cheap.
south Cary street Just west of West
street.
Floyd street corner: lot 1o0xl7s feet.
Floyd street, north side, west OF Vine.
Broad street, south side. near DAVIS
Large lot
west of Boulevard.
Main street. north side, next to cor
ner of Mulberry street
Grove avenue. south side, near Addi-
son street.
Rogers street, Howards Grove, COX
1875.
We are authorized to make prices
that are really bargains
Let US come 10 see YOU
.. A. HAWKINS,
Real Estate.
100 ~ Seventh 81,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-07
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Once OF
Superintendent, of the City Gas Works.
Sealed proposals viii Be received a.
this once. Room toe, City Hall. until
I o'clock. p, NJ. October II. 1911. tor
furnishing these works. {. Q: b. this
city. freight prepaid. with 1000 lengths
l-inch, 2,l40> lengths s-inch and $40
lengths ls-inch {. I. Belt and Spigot
Gas Pipe. to weigh 10, 20 and ls0
pounds per foot. respectively.
This pipe must be straight and free
from sand holes and all other defects.
A certified check for 500 drawn In
favor of CITY Treasurer must accom-
pany each bid.
Proposals must be sealed and en-
dorsed. bid for Gas Pipe" and ad-
dressed to the undersigned.
4 Tho COMMITTEES on Light reserves the
right TO reject aEyand all bids, and TO
award the contract subject to the ap-
prevail OF the City Council.
W. r. KNoWLEs.
Superintendent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-07
FOR sALE-STBURBAN,

acres. Northampton
acres, College Terrace.
10 North avenue, cor Rrooklana
Park Boulevard, frame, hot and cold
water, latrobe kitchen range. slate
manteIs, lot s5xi25 $500
houses. new, rooms each, modern,
IN Battery Court, mediat ely adjoin-
IN Battery Court. Immediately adjoin-
water. sewerage. etc, half block to car,
very low.
Lots in North Side Plan.
Lots in Colonial Place.
Lots in HroOkdaie
Lots in Lee Park.
Lots IN Lee Annex.
Lots in Lisbon
You want 70 see me tell me -. and
let ME come TO see you
.. 4. HAWKINS,
Real Estate.
100 n. Seventh st
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-07
STUART BOWIE n. a.

VIRGINIA:
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, THE 4TH Dan
OF OCTOBER, 1911.
City of Richmond. a municipal corpOraeA
ton, chartered under the laws Of lnSa
State of Virginia, complainant,
ys
Unknown heirs at law of Frank vi
Colombani and others, Defendants vi
order of publication against the dds@S
PENDANTS whose names are unknowmss
The object of this suit is TO enforS4l
lien IN favor of the City Of Itch
mond, Virginia. in the sum OF $S.SSSl
with interest on s6-54 part there0es
from October 1. fa11, until paid. being
the amount Of delinquent taxes asseaS-SS
ed in the name of Mary Colombani t0fs
the year 1900. and unpaid, on the i0Na
of land of irregular shape, lying in thes
city OF Richmond, Virginia. fronting
thirty seven and one half t3111) leAts
on the south side of the James Rivef3
and Kama VIVA Canal between Byrd amt
Arch streets and extending back on III
east line eighty-six $50 feet seven I'll
inches, more or less. and on Its west
line one hundred ana eight Iosp f.xI
six 60 inches, more or less. bound1Q
on the east and south by the Land 0E
WALLER SCOTT and w. f. CHAL-s
MERS and on the west by the land Ak
the TREDEGAK IRON, COMPANf.
MARY COLOMBANf. intestate! passed.
to her sole heir at law, the said FRANhs
j. COLDMBANI.
And affidavit having been made amt
hled by 7. g, W afford, collector OF de-.
linauent taxes. and such, agent Tor
said corporation. that the heirs at law
of FRANK J. COLDMBANI are unss
known and that due diligence has beens
used by and on behalf of tf1c pfatnttfk
in this cause TO ascertain who sucA
persons are, by making inquiry OF PSF.
sons who were intimate with saiM
FRANK j. COLOMBANI. without effect.
1t is ordered that the said unknOWM
heirs OF FRANK J. COLOMBANI do Ap-s
pear here within fifteen Ga) days after
due publication of this order, and a.
what may be necessary to protect thets|
interests in this suit.
A Copy, Teste: ~
CHAS. O. SAVILLE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-07

Thanking Our Patrons Fer Their Kind
patronage in the past, We wish to
call your attention tos our new plat g
OF Office deliberately fitted up all the
latest improvements, where we are
ready aud glad to wait on all callers.
Surgical chiropody In all it's branch
es, massage. both for ladies aud gen
tlemen. scalp treatment, shampooing
and manicuring for ladies. trust
ing our kind patrons will honor us
in the future with their confidence
and patronage, we respectfully In
wife the public to give us a call at
3I3 East Grace street. fROF. 4. J.
WO1SERTON, DIR. N. &. MUELLER.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Il. SUBRIZI, 40s EAST GRACE
/. STREET, MONROE 1919, FORMER
LY WITH J. b. MOSBY & CO. THE
APPLICATION OF GOOD LINES,
YOUTHFUL CUT AND SWING AND
PERFECT FIT TO THE MASTER
PIECE OF THE RUE DE LA PAIN
MAKES MY PRODUCTION THE UN-
APPROACHABLE TAILOR FROCK
FOR THE GENTLEWOMAN. IN
DIvIDUALITY OF STYLES A SPE-
CIAL FEATURE. SUITS $40 AND UP
WARDS, BETTER THAN THE ONES
YOU PAY s46 AND $50 UP ELSE
WHERE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-07
NOTICE TO LADIES.

WE ARE CONTINUING OUR SPECIAL
PRICES ON SUITS UNTIL SEpTTM.
Der. OUR STOCK IS COMPOSED
OF THE CORRECT MATERIALS
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER,
WORKMANSHIP OF THE HIGHEST
ORDER, CUT AND FIT PERFECT,
AND PRICES REASONABLE. WIN
TIERS & DOLEZEI, 209Is NORTH
SIXTH STREET. MONROE 1884.
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Chesapeake & Ohio RadW

TAO A.--Loca'--Daly--N Newport News Ill
1880 ALL ca.--Dauy-Chvi ue. En-. uf
Thurmonc.. M
1000 A.-Express-DAily-- Norfolk, Old -
1000 A.-Locai-Daily--Lc hhg, Lex, G. f0&
900 P.--Exprcss- Daily-Cin.-L'vl M
t4OO P-Exprsss--Daily- N. Ne14S
500 P--Local-Dsily-N. News, Old roiIAss MA
5:l5 P.--Local-Ex- Sunday-Gordoney
s6:15 P.-Loeal-Ex Sunday--Lehhg., No.
Bridge, Clifton Forge M
1888 P-Linited--Dai iy-Cincinnst. CAien
I'll 90 P.-Espfess--Daily-Ci ncinnssi. E'va0s3
sSleepsrs fParior cars IA
Fat. hA An A NJ Nj Tbroos1 ison
ll:S0 A. NJ. $50 p ~.
Local from West: $3.50 A. NJ. go 4. NJ
7.15 p. NJ. ThrousA: Loo A. NJ, 2:A3 2 II VAN
eSTAtly except Sunday, &SS43
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SUITS TO ORDER, &15.

n otice.-I VIII Make You First Glass
suit to order from SIS UP. Al work
done in my establishment under my
personal supervision; perfect fit and
workmanship guaranteed. Cleaning,
pressing, dseing and altering and re-
pairing Of the very best, Give us
trial and be convinced. Work called
for and delivered SHENANDOAH
TAILORING CO. j. II, Asher, Prop.
1888 W. Broad St. Phone Madison
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
by Miller 4 Co.. 1Io7 f. Main St,

by Miller q Co., I1Os f. Main ST.
NEW YORK. Oct. 6.+-Yesterday
Liverpool was rugged on stories Of ex-
pected cold weather in the belt; to-day
on realisation OF the fakseEess OF the
prediction. disguised. sent quotations
lower than due.
The market gave fun response and
all day had to stand the brunt Of sell
ing by the South and disappointed buy
ers of yesterday.
Colder weather is again predicted.
but the large movement coupled with
rather Indifferent demand will continue
control of prices.
Liverpool due to s l-e lower
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RETURNED FROM YOUR ToURf

send Your Car to Us to Have IL Over
hauled. repainted and repaired where
needed. A little attention of this
kind, now ard then Will keep your
car new twice as long. Our charges
are very reasonable. GEO. {. Wnl T.
& son, established 1879, s06 and 40s
North Fifth street Phone Madison
223s
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II. r. POLLARD. p, q.

VIRGINIA.:
IN THE Law AND EQUITY COuHTa
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. TIM
9Th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1911.
IT. $. Halves. Plaintte&S3
against In Chancery.#aee
Katie Hawes, Defendants
The object OF this SUIT Is for the
plaintiff to obtain a divorce vinculGS
matrimonti: and the plaintin haytn1I
fled an affidavit that the defer dant ri
a nonresident of the State Of Wiz
gina, Ii is hereby ordered that she aps
pear here within fifteen days from tdG|
due publication of this order and pre-
tect her interest in this suit. h
4 Copy. Teste.
r. p WINSTON. ss|
Clerk.ss
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cars leave Manchester. Seventh
Perry streets, for Petersburg:
-. Z, q. -. 10. II. III - ~ 4. MN
6. ssS:45, -. Z, s. -, 10 r. ~. HIN
1900 r. NJ. for Chester 13:oo @
Aight for Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot ~ I'm
more street. for MAnchas4er: ss
tS:lB, S:st. ss7.1b, ys7:5s. e:xe.
sl0.Ss. lf.3s 4. ~. 11:94 e1;e&
s:35. a.as, s:15. .e;Ss. s7:3S. e:1&
st0:4e, ll:4o r. u.
+ 3Daily except SUNDAY ana he1t4
ssIAmitsd. sxcspt 6AnlAys -
days
All cars fram PeteeshGFv 01
with cars for Riehmoal. III
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
MARKET.

BY Miller 4 Co., 1lO7 r. Main STD
CHICAGO, Oct. S.--Wheat was fairly
active. but buying was mainly specu-
lative. December. IS Is: May. 1.03 rs;
July, 100.
Corn was quiet and lower. December,
81 SIS: May, IS 5-S93-4.
Oats were dull. Trading was mar
row. December. ~ 7-S64S May so
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-07
For Rent. Highland Park, Rooms.

rnodern; 70-Toot lot; elevation: one
block of cars, - minutes of Seventh
and Broad, $500.
$40 \. Eleventh Strret-Eight Rooms /;
Iatrobe ana CRATES. hot and cold
water. range In kitchen; $500. @. A.
HAWKINS. Real Estate. 100 North
Seventh street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS

Mr.. +. G. beaxiey wishea to an
nounce that ne has removed his shoe
repairing and suit cleaning esta blish-
ment from 200 f, Main street to No.
south Second street. where he ~
better equipped than ever before 20
S>rve his patrons. Pho1e Monroe
1874.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-07

Wanted, Feather Beds, Old-Tfme sofas,
tables, mirrors, side boards. chairs, bu-
reaus, china, brasses, etc. BEARD,
is w Main. Madison 630T
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-07
PERSONAL
BoARDERs WANTED

nished rooms. excellent table: mod :
crate terms SIT East Marshall
Phone Madison 2841-1s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-07

L. GOLDBERG, LATE WITH KAuF-
MANN Il co, HAS OPENED a
LADIES TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT At 292 NORTH FIRST
STREET. AND Is STILL CON
T1NI-ING REDUCED PEl c L =.
PHONE MONROE 343l.