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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07

The fight Tor federal prohibition Of
tho importation, manufacture and saic
Of liquor IN The Territory Of Hawaii
win be carried into congress again this
winter, according 10 advieos received
here this week AZ far ne can be learn.
cd che eight has not been taken up
through the initiative Of those who 10.
caly backed the former fight 90 pnt
tho Curtis bin through.
Frank r. Thompson, who was attor-
noy for the liquor interests IN the last
prohibition campaign, confirmed the re.
port but said he had heard nothing very
definite about it. lie had been advised
that such a bill, patterned somewhat on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
BRITISH PRESS AROUSED
OVER ITALIAN ATROCITIES

LONDON, November 4.--The British
press is greatly agitated in regard to
the alleged atrocities committed by the
Italian troops at the capture of Tripoh.
The zone is denuneiatOry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
WOMAN cHARGD WITH
KILLING NINE PERSONS

CHICAGO, November S,--A warrant
has been sworn out for Louise Vermilya,
of this city, suspected of having caused
nine deaths among her friends within
the past two years. The last case is
that of Bissonnette, policeman.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
SPECIAL SESSION OF
LEGISLATURE CALLED

SACRAMENTO, California, Novem-
Der 4.-Governor johnson has called a
special session of the State legislature
for December 8, especially to take ac.
tion upon the question of the presiden.
trial primaries, although other. matters
will also be considered.
Legislation in regard to the method
of conducting the primaries by the diff
ferent parties in the State for the selec.
tion of delegates TO the national con.
ventions Is necessary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
Meeting Last Might,

about a hundred Hawaiians gathered
lasi night In the Sunday school room
~ The haumakapiii church and listen
ed 10 Doctors llobdy aud Carrie, who
addressed them on the yellow fever
mosquito and on the disease and shat
musi he done 90 ger I'D " both II them'
Thp audience represented ihe leaders
81 lho Ksamakapill congregation, which
meanr the leadefs II The llaN alias com
nunitY af thnt district Part 81 ihf
ffansiaiinR pas dane hg n " kamalo
pliI, sho presided
llundfraa ~ QneallaHf Ncfe aahrd AZ
| lfl ihr addresses affa completed Nlil
p aifffinfsH anl puIDaan which shovel
ihsi ihe aHaliefa lsa ieliaHa4 ihl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
FOR HAHlll IS C0NlNG
UP AGAIN N CONGRESS THIS SESSION

lhe Curtis bill. might be- presented iH
congress % the coming session. Az flr
d. he knew he "a not 70 70 10 Washing
ton 10 oppose The measure
The news that such n fght Il again
% ho wagcd IL Information not only 70
The liquor interests but 10 those who
opposed the liquor interests in the
plohiscite, with possibly few cSccp.
iions
''in my opinion, said Mt Thomp.
son. "there are some on the mainland
who do not believe that the plebiscito
vote hero on this question represented
the wishes Of the people and they will
make another attempt TO put federal
law into force.n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
SOLDIERS SWEAR ALLEGIANCE

ENsENADA, Mexico, November ST.
Two thousand men Of the Mexican army
today swose allegiance 10 the govern
ment a new ceremony.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
City Is Districted

According to the plan presented,
there will be forty.eight districts,
each in charge Of special inspector,
with six ieutenants in charge of as
many major districts. One lieutenant
with squad of men viii be held in
reserve, while there will be an adjutant
as assistant to Doctor Currie, and also
messenger. This plan allows one man
to every twenty acres in the city.
Major Kennedy reported that the ut,
most enthusiasm existed in. the army
over the matter and also that he had
been told by the commanding officer OF
Fort Shafter that every nOn-eommis'
stoned officer in the post had been up
before him to ask for leave to 60 mos
quito.Rghting. The army officers viii,
added Major Kennedy, pick out the
most experienced men they have. There
will be approximately one non'eommis
stoned officer from every Organization
with ten from the marine corps, while
there win be many more volunteer wht
will obtain leave other than by sPecia
furl0ugh.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
TABUS ARBITRATION
IN ANNUAL MESSAGE

HOT SPRINGS, Virginia, November
4-President Taft asserts that he will
not refer to the proposed arbitration
treaties in his message to cOngress when
it -seOnvenes.
Tnt President win leave here in time
to reach Cincinnati on Tuesday, whore
he will cast his vote in the municipal
election.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
eilEs clRED IN 8 10 u DAYS.

FAkp OINTMENT ~ funfapiffa
~ fule any case u iioldne blind.
hloeding ~ Pfoinidlng piles ID -
~ days ~ money feiunde1 Made ID
PARIS MEDICINE CO, Saint Louis
q IA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
NORMAN !. COLEMAN, DEAD.

sT. LOUIS, Missouri. November 81
Norman }. Coleman, hirt secretary Of
agriculture, died ioday Of apopiary
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
Axe Work About Done.

The work of he axes is nearly over.
From one end of the camp to the other,
and for hundred yards on each side,
Waikiki and Eva, practically every
tree and shrub has vanished. The tree
trunks are being carted away for fire.
wood, and the branches are hauled to
a huge pile ON the beach where there
will be vast hecatomb as soon as the
wind is in the right direction, as a
votive offering to the shade of the mos
quito.
At the limits of the clearing ON either
side of the camp, and along the rail
road tracks at the mauka end high
wire fence has been constructed. There
are openings Mt each of the four cor
ners of the enclosure, where guards are
! posted and the yellow flag of quaran-
tine shakes in the wind Beginning
Sunday this wire fence will be rein
forced by a line of guards on the ont
side.
1t was n busy place yesterday--those
few hundred acres in the quarantined
enclosure. Drays by the score were
carting away the refuse and shrubbery
and piling it along the beach ready
for the torch. The vacant houses stared
everywhere on a rapidly growing scene
of desohtion.
Only few hundred yards away from
the tabu district the ousted inhabitantl
of Kalihi camp were going about theil
business in the square of green hos
pital bungalows and in an open pavilion
the Kalihi school children were at worl
over their books, to all outward ap
pearances as little disturbed by tn
4 presence of the deadly mosquito a
1 though his nearness was unknown.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
CUBR's GREAT SUGAR
CROP 100000 TONS

HAVANA, NoYsmhef t.=Tfa'
llmatea have been compiled here
mplnf she total sugar output
ffem the irlana ~ Cabs ~
100000 toAs ~ ihe aesfoa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
az the Quarantined spot.

To the man from Kalihi Camp No. 2,
who should return home today after a
week s absence, the appearance of the
place would he fully MS astonishing as
the little village in the Catskills was to
Rip Van Wrinkle when he sauntered
home that June day some twenty years
after his encounter with the Hendrick
Hudson fiagons.
The place looks for all the world like
the day after the circus. The ground
appears to have been cropped clean by
an army of animals. and the trees and
shrubbery have disappeared as if by
| magic. Only score or more of houses
remain in the camp, shorn of fences,
shrubbery and garden foliage, while
along the beach is piled the debris of
countless outhouses, sheds and barns
that could be torn down more easily
than they could be fumigated.
The health officers began their second
round of fumigation yesterday, and the
thin ranks of cottages which have sur
vived the onslaught of the ak and
hammer made peculiar spectacle with
their lower limbs, SO to speak, wrapped
round with a hastily constructed
holoku of white cloth to keep the mos
quitoes inside for participation in their
enforced death dance with the merry
fumes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
Supplies and Men.

DR.. D. IL. Currie, director of the
campaign, presented report prepared
by Secretary Mott.Smith, Doctor Pratt
and himself in conference, outlining
the supplies and men needed. This
was received and adopted.
William r. Felter, formerly cashier
Of the Hawaii Meat Company, has been
offered the position of head bookkeepeT
and accountant, and the COMMITTEES
feels itself fortunate in securing the
services of so experienced man. Mr.
Felter was formerly assistant post
master.
Senator Judd reported that the Judi
ciary building rooms, formerly occupied
by the federal judiciary departments
had been turned over to the committed
and that they would be fully equipped
by tonight. The opening operations o.
the campaign tomorrow win be directed
from there.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07

speakers with the closest attention. The
medical officers left very much pleased
with the reception OF their message and
Doctor Hobby stated that he would
rathe- have addressed that kind Of an
audic nee than many another to which
he had spoken.
The meetings to be held tonight will
be for the Chinese and Portuguese, the
former to he held in the office of the
United Chinese Society on King street,
Chu Gem presiding, and the latter to
he held at Lusitana hall, Doctors
Hobby and Currie win address the Chin
csc, and Doctor Ramus, chief quaran-
tine officer of the port, will address the
Portuguese. audience. Chairman Lewis,
of the educational committee, viii prob
ably attend first at the Portuguese
meeting and will make an attempt to
meet the Chinese before the latter meet
ing breaks up.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
The Regular Military Gordon for
Kalihl Cannot Be
Secured.
DETACHMENT NAMED SOON
Mosquito Campaign Plans Are
Being Carried Out
SpIendidly.
CFrom sat1rday's AdvertiseT. }

AAANMl AANAAAAAN aANfNAA AANNtHN
II was announced at the regular meet
ing of the citizens committee in
charge of the mosquito campaign yes
terday, that it had been found imprac-
titable to secure a military guard for
the supposedly infected districts in Ka-
lihi, and that the Governor was about
to call out detachment of the. nation
al guard for that service. Colonel Jones
is now making out list of guardsmeu
and officers who had experience in the
previous plague work and who, he
thinks, will be the most reliable The
Governor will then issue ,se necessary
order.
questioned as to his Opinions on the
placing of a militia Gordon around the
dangerous district, President Pratt of
the board of health yesterday stated
that he would be able to speak more
authoritatively when he saw the list
of men.
Developments at the meeting yester-
| day were confined to reports on the
progress of the plans instituted at the
initial meeting. There has been, so far,
not the slightest hitch in the work and
the committee, figuratively, viii be
able to push button on the time set
aud start the machinery in motion.
Guards Discharged
The principal developments ia the
DAYS work at Kalihi was the discharge
of the guards around the district, the
''whole caboodle of them, as Doctor
Pratt put it. This drastic action was
taken as result of the theft of sew
eral bags of poi from the camp direct
lv under the noses of the guards. This
\ poi had been used as paste for tbs
paper over the house cracks in thu
fumigating processes. New guards hav'
been appointed.
In order to get the imperative worl
done in time, the board of health wa
forced to employ japanese labor, owinI
to the Portuguese and Hawaiians re
fusinp to work "because 1t was to
hard for them. Then the board o
health discovered that it could not pa
the Japanese owing to a clause in tn
law that says that an official depart
. ment cannot employ anything else e1
cept citizen labor Before taking tn
step that he did, President Pratt ha
announced that he was going to EN-
ploy the Japanese, law or no law, an
take chance on getting them paiC
as the safety of the entire communit
depended on it..
, lie brought the matter up at tn
, meeting yesterday explaining that h
was unable to pay the men and al
pealed to the committee for help. Treas
+ urer l.. Tenney Peck offered to aC
. vance the necessary money and the pa
roll will be made up at once. The con
a mittco authorized its payment.
J. Supplies and Men.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
Conditions Are chaotic.

PEKING, November 4.-COnditiOus
throughout the empire are chaotic and
the situation in this city serious. The
loyalists are divided into factions, with
out harmony or cooperation.
The absorbing question of the hour
among all classes is that of the attitude
of General Yuan shih-Kai toward the
government.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
volunteers Guard Railway.

SHANGHAI, November 4.-Armed
British volunteers here are guarding
the railroad and station and protecting
property. No disorder in the city is
apparent.
The revolutionists have captured the
arsenal and the Imperialist troops are
joining the rebels. 1t is reported that
the Wusung forts have surrendered.
81 Il III 49,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
(By Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, November a.
Special dispatches received here last
evening contain the startling news that
General Yuan shih-Kai, chief of the
Imperialist forces and recently named
premier of the empire, has Joined the
revolutionists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

SMALL FARM. 40 ACRES GOOD LAND.
In the healthful Piedmont section:
about three-fourths in cultivation,
balance in wood. Nice new frame
residence, I rooms besides pantry.
bathroom and splendid basement en-
tire length of house. with thick con-
crete walls. In which nothing ever
freezes: large front porch. two side
porches. Two-Story harm. o0X2O;
stable attached rfs stalls: nice new
chicken house. l0X36--3 rooms. One
Of the finest. never-fail!nE springs of
excellent water. built Of stone and
concrete throughout. af%fording IS
Inches of water in dryest weather.
About S acres Of wood land. with
running water. fenced off for hog
lot and pasture by pig-tight wire
fence. T~wo-thirds of farm inclosed
with Pittshurg wire fences. remainder
with barbed wire and rails. Railroad
depot. express. telegraph. stores and
churches about | l-2 miles: high
school . 10 miles: two dniiv mails.
y r D.. ard right on long distance
%telephone line. A small orchard OF
apples. peaches. pears. plums and
cherries-trees about 2 years old.
Garden and strawberry patch in
closed with wire. This farm is To-
Gated In one Of the best fruit sec
ttons OF Virginia. and admirably
suited for a combination Of fruit
and poultry. with n cold creek run
ming the entire length of the front
about II hundred yards from dwell
ling at foot OF hill. A low price to
effect 2 ouicI sale. Address B COL.
Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

$2.350 FOR 4 NICE SEVENSRoOM
house. nearly new: tine condition.
outbuildings. good lot; very reason.
able terms; convenient TO Reservoir
car barns. street car; good %neiEhbor-
hood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
Toe to Shop BY Null

blown each, classncauon below is the announcement OF q nrocressiye
SorM.L wn:n IS prepare to ofer .specialf ABILITIES to tn Mail order
nventepnc ~ Ky 70! !aaImers NJ those h reside. some distance from h
iVerSSm srSiss 81 ib M ShHmt stores tHH Owing, 10, the extension of he @uralr free de-
tmwr. $50 49, III ousnout TINS. section. 1T Is no lonYe necessary TO come &c
hs Mm ~ ~ S GO VI ~ opp simply make your selections from HI goods listed
oorMerS iby ~ m mane LOT LOT Information Nor which will be gladly mailed n then send youS
AW may pc Iasseda as headquarters n their particular lines Whnw THnC1 80
es'Hosees or FORMATION always mention h TimesDlspatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

3ob EAST LEIGH STREET, IL ROOMS:
"O4 south Fourth street, II rooms;
al North Tenth Strect. F." rooms; on;:.
North Row!a!.ti street, . rooms; 1918
Floyd Avenue, . rooms DIN r.
GODIjIN e co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

: FINE BARTON HEIGHTS HOME.
nine rooms. reception hall. bath. two
pantries; large lot; pretty appear
ance; one year old; upper fiat now
rented for SIS per month to desir-
able tenants to be sacrificed for
S3,45O. Terms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

EIGHT-ROOM DWELLING, GOOD AS
new; at station; fine shade and best
water, and fifteen acres Of land; on
main line Of Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad (West): S1.7OO.
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g co.
IS North Seventh street.
FARMS FOR SALE EY
TABOR REALTY CORPORATIONS.
lie East Marshall Street.
Theme Monroe G5i

IN REAllTf CORPORATION.
il2 East Marshal! street.
'Thcnn Monroe COL
\ REATII!JL EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE
AMI eleven acres Of land. on the Rich
mond. fredericksburg and Potomac.
about three and 81 half miles from,
Richmond: now this will make any
one g beautiful country home; price
$500.
and four acres Of land: this place Is
only two blocks from the Lakeside
gates and in q beautiful grove this
place viii have to he seen TO be np-
nreciated: price $4,000.
TWENTY ACRES AND 4 NICE EIGHT
room house and all necessary out.
buildings. in good condition: ii nice
orchard. with mixed fruit. and q few
chickens. ono horse. buggy. wager
and 81! small. tools. now if YOU vii.
go and see this place you couldn't
kacD fron, buying: price $4,000.
146 ACRES AND NINE-RooM HOUSE
arl all necessary outbuildings. in
sooG condition, and a nice orchard:
only six niles from Richmond and
one and n half miles from railroad
s]taticn. on a good road: price $1,000.
a NICE BRICK HOME ON TWENTY
eighth Street: eight large rooms and
two small: hot and cold water. La
trobe heat: gas all over house; $500.
ONE BEAUTIFUL LOT IN MONUMENT
Heights. 5oxl*u; this lot Is in the
best and highest block; price S1.ceh.
TWO NICE lots ON cHAFFIN
street, about four Blocks from car
line: 25X130; s12 per fUot.N
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE TABOR
REALTY CORPORATE ON for farms,
homes or investmer. IS. i12 East
Marshall street. Phone Monroe 65t
FOR SALE. NEW SIX-ROOM DWELL
ing: perfect condition: all modern
conveniences; price. $4,000. 405 Chin
horazo Boulevard tThirty-fourtiI
FOR SALE. NICE SUBURBAN HOME.
on car line: ample ACREAGE: party
anxious to dispose'cf same. and will
make terms easy If desired: good
opnortnnity Toy party with or With
out small cash payment, desiring
good home. Address B 902, care
Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

PARK, CHOICE CORNER
lots. TONIC feet. 1000; 50xl4o. $500:
some pretty inside lots, TONIC, fcr
$3.50. and some cheaper; we have the
best; we have them to suit. II you
want anything In Highland PARK
real estate, which is the. coming sub.
urb, see us.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

We ARE OFFERING; = SELECT LINE
Or open extension and canopy top
surveys. They viii interest intending
purchasers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co, 1895
East Main street. exclusive dealers
III vehicles, harness ard Horse goods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

FOX SALE, 8 SECONDHAND SIN
gle trucks. first-class condition; /
secondhand single farm lit
ile used also new single ana double
trucks grocery wagons. p. c.. BRIS.
TOW: Is North Eighteenth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

WE ARE OFFERING 4 LARGE ANU
select line of business buggies. We
can supply your wants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

HRF.1-ItOOM DWELLING ON CAR
line. near Old Reservoir: ! dollars
per month; one months rent frey.
10 quick tenant. Apply IS North
Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

WEST GRACE STREET. BRICK
dwelling. 80 foot lot: price. $1,000. j..
y. CONNOLLY & CO.
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DETACHED GROVE AVENUE DWELL
ling OF g roons. Price. sl7.25o. j.. 4.
CONNOLLY & CO.
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s1.75O-THREE ACRES AND STORE,
detached residence of six rooms.
barn, stable, etc. all in good condi-
tom: annual business, $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

s5,5oo-FIFTY ACRES, GRIsT AND
flour mill. in excellent condition; all
modern machinery. operated by tur-
bine wheel; mill-house. three stories:
residence of five rooms and several
outbuildings; all In good conditions;
unlimited water supply; unsurpassed
fishing: fine trade. Owner getting too
old to attend TO 1t. a bargain for
a quick trade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

TWO GROOM DWELLINGS on PARK
Avenue. $4,000 for both. Will ex-
change for larger dwelling or vacant
lots. j. ~. CONNOLLY & co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

sEvEN-ROoM CORNER BRICK DE
tached home. East Grace street, near
park: sec this Monday; $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

CORNER HOUSE on HANOVER
Street: hot wafer heat: detached.
brick. $500. j.. a. Connolly "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

RENT, LARGE SIN-ROOM HOUSE
In .first-class condition.; beautiful
Yard and abundance of flowers.
Terms reasonable Call at o6o2 FLOYD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

WAGoNS! WAGONS! WAGONS OF
every description, for every use. Call
and be convinced. Lowest prices and
best terms. =. MEYERS SONS, 1871
.H East CRY U
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

FARMS! FARMS!! FARMS!!! IF YOU
have one for sale. list 1t with us.
We have representatives nearly
everywhere. If you want a farm, let
us show you what we have. Nc
LURE-DAYENPORT-TAYLOR CO.,
No. lnI North I.irlth Strnat 49,
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VIII RENT 4 PRACTIcALLY NIWI
eight-room house, with pantry ant
bdth, hot and cold water. electric
lights. latrobe heat, fine shade and
large yard. beautiful lawn. newly
paPered. ior $50 per month; locnta,N
SJh Lamb Avenue, Barton Heights,
Va. Phone Madison 5iIi-J. Pos
session at once. n
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RHaI G8tate tor &alk.
SUBURBAN HOMES FOR SALE BY
AMOS & POND ENTER,
lilo East Main Street,

NICE LITTLE FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE.
n and 4 half acres or land. fine
water and shade; on car line. near
Lakeside Park; best neighborhood;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

WE ARE OFFERING SEVERAL. SEC
~ond-hand ruhbcr-tired r]unabouts
cncap 70 make room. THE BIiIS-
TOW -NOliSHAM 60 1875 East Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

mentx. renting for $500 never reN Va
cant. Price. $4,000. j. a. CON-
NELLY & co.
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HOMES AND INVESTMENTS By
AMOS & POINDEXTER,
ITO East Main Street.

LARGE BRICK CORNER STORE AND
six good living rooms above: side
entrances; Church Hill; on. square of
Broad; rented by year at $3.50; IL
pickup at $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

FOR SALE. ONE MEDIUM SIZE sIsr,.
chd-hand DcIaral cream separator:
Sl,', Observation-Disclosures co.
Richmond, Va. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

WEST GRACE STREET DWELLING,
east Of college, $3.50: worth &c.,
600. j. A. CONNELLY & CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

ll0-ACRE FARM, l1IGlIT-ROO.i
house. seven miles below city. SlSli
per year Apply NODNAMDSCN
REALITY CORPCRATlO%, IS North
Eighth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

WE ARE OFFERING SEVERAL sPE-
Glai delivery wagons at reduced
prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

FOB SALE. tHCELsIoR AND WOOD
Wroi Large stock OF both on hand.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co
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THE VEHICLES WE OFFER ARE
good, dependable goods. with a
strong guarantee of a strong con-
Germ behind them. Complete line Of
blggies. traps trucks. wagons etc.
y MEYERS SONS. 731 East Cary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

f.N-ACEE FARM, 3-ROON IOITSE.
outbuildinss; fine land: excellent
water; > IL miles from Manchester
Address Box 1875. No. 3. Manchester