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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02
MARKET PREP ARES
FOR LONG HOLIDAY
CLOSES STRONG WITH SLIGHT AD-
VANCE DUE TO SHORTS GET
TING TO COVER.
HARTMAN LINES GAIN
BANKERS AND TRADERS ARE
AWAITING RESULT OF LABOR
TRoUBLE~-MoNEY DEMAND
HEAVY IN WEST.

NEW YORK, Sept. I.-short COW
ering In preparation fer the holiday
that began tonight and ends Tues
Gay morning forced prices fractional
n higher. all the standard issues clos
lng with net gains ranging from suh-
tsntial fractions 10 more than full
point.
Steel eoHamon. which sold ax-divt-
aenaa recovered half OF the IA per
cent. hich Will he distributed To
shareholders, and trading In il eonsti-
tated about % per cant. Of total
transaction.
Inion Pacific aud Southern Pacific
also made gains. the former advanc-
iHE % az point and the latter one
point The character Of the trading
indicated that bankers and traders
Mere disposed 10 await the nutcor9 q
III the labor situation of the Hartman
tines which up to the close of the
market vas unchanged
The market opened strong. and the
highest prices Of the session were re
corded in the first hour During the
afternoon leading stocks reacted frae-
tionally to The opening figures, bur
IN the last fifteen minutes of trading
there was "a recovery IN practically
the top quotations The moderate in
SfFTta" III tadif53 toward the close was
encouraging.
Railroads Cut Expense.
Further evidence that the railroads
are deHoting The greater part OF their
attention To the cartaillnent Of ex-
peuse vas furnished in the report of
earnings If the New York Central
Tines for July, which showed an in
GreaSe IN operating reXenne of S570.-
04l, hat a decrease in operating ex-
penses and taxes Of $t.a77,s2s.
American Tobacco Company bonds
displayed Increased activity. both is
sues making substantial fractional ad-
Vanees in price,
Owing To the continued withtira w
ais hy Interior hanks on their New
York correspondents the hank state
ment TO be published tomorrow is
expected to show loss in cash of
about $4,000, o0a. The banks would
have made "a trivial gain in this item,
had 1t not been fer the shipment to-
day 81 $4,000, 600 to Chicago and ST.
500. GOO 10 san Francisco. The ship
ment TO Chicago had to do with the
financing nf the reorga nized Chicago
Railways Company
For probably for the first time in
many WEARS Wall street. WHICH always
fixes a price for everything. could
not come 10 an understanding regard
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ing a price fer stock of the Standard
Oh Company OF Ne,v Jersey minus
the privilege OF participating In the
distribution Of the securities of the
subsidiary com panies.
No OH TrusI Sales.
1t was also confused as To what the
new securities were worth SO that no
sd les in Standard oil securities were
recorded on the curb market AT the
close the old Standard OIL stock was
quoted at s6o3 bid and 1896 asked.
which compares with $500, the price
at which the last transaction was
made Thursday
Standard Oil "ex-subsidiaries" was
quoted at 1925 bid and 1876 asked.
while Standard OIL subsidiaries was
quoted at S32e bid and $40 asked.
these bids and asked prices were
generally accepted as nominal because
the Standard oll Company of New
Jersey has not Issued Il report since
1906 and for this reason the street
has no way Of making even an APP
proximate calculation of the earnings
OF the various com panies following
DISCRIMINATION
The government report on cotton
efet} conditions as OF August Is was
favorably regarded hv the banking
interests In Wall street Europe Is
known to be very short Of American
cotton and exports Of new cotton on
a very large scale are promised.
Bonds were steady. Total sales
to-day. par value. Sl,292 600, a year
ago. 1927. 900.
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Blue Ridge Springs
On Norfolk e. Western r. r. Send for
Booklet
Botetourt County, Va.
PHIL F. BROWN. Prop.
500 Reward!

The above will be given by the New
York Specialist, of tho Hiii-Crest San
atortnm. now at lis East Franklin
street. for any affection Of the eye, ear,
Effect OF the eyes upon the disposition
or the human race: Medical science
has demonstrated that many OF the
causes Of nervous irritation and head
ache. carrying with them a depressing
effect upon the disposition OF the
sufferer. are clearly tracea BILE TO de-
rreettve eyesight The Blues" that
horrible sensation and feeling that
creeps into the disposition of SO many
women, ia frequently caused solely
through need OF attention to the eyes.
An ilistratton Of this occurred in the
Office OF the HtIl-Crest Sanatorium lis
East Franklin street. entrance on Sec
ond street. She had gone to the IA
NOUS New York Specialist. now at Hill
tortum. to submit herself to his narve-
ious methods in hope of getting some
relief for her eyes, which had been
troubling her for years Upon being
ailments and concluded by saying: II
am SO irritable. doctor. / do not mean
TO be SO, but little things aggravate me
and I become SO cross At times that
am ashamed or myself" Continuing
domination. the doctor was soon
in complete possession of all the facts
IN her case and her relief soon followed
throuEfr-s7fs original system by which
he has gained a national reputation.
few days later the same lady but
now a bright and smiling one, entered
his Office and was profuse In her ex-
preston of gratitude for the relief and
great benefit she mad received. If you
have blurring. dizziness, neuralgia,
headache, spots before the eyes. In
sammation, granulstton, winking.
reubling spells, cataract. burning and
smarting OF thu eyes. various nervous
and brain affections, entailing positive
injury to the health, call Immediately.
THE NEW YORK EYE, EAR. NOSE
AND THROAT SPECIALIST. Hours
2 untn !. until 5. Sunday, 10 A. NJ.
until 2 p. NJ Consultations free all
this week.
HILL-CREsT sAyAToRiUM,
lis f. Franklin Street
Entrance on Second Street.
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we" YORK produce.
NEW YORK. Sept, Eggs: Fresh
gathered extras, 22d25. do extra
ftrsts, - l-2Q-l; do. flrsts. 17R1S Ia:
DO. seconds, 1-201s1~2. Refrigera-
tors first seasons storage charges paid,
2002l.
Dressed poultry: Receipts to-day,
s45 packages fresh killed turkeys
10GS turkeys, old. 12015: squads
hroiiers. per pair. Philadelphia fancy
400 %; Philadelphia, best. 194o3:
western, lag II; fowls, dry packed,
16T 1-2; iced. 13Q15f-2; scalded,
14a Is; squads. as 10 size. sI.006S $50
per doz.; spring ducks. 1641s1z
Frozen poultry: Turkeys, 14424;
roasters. IL Ia 922
Live poultry: Chickens, 1911:
fowls, 15l-2a16: roasters, 1o1-2c. /;
turkeys, lac; ducks. 13c. geese, lie, T.,
guinea fowls, per pair. 60c.; pigeons
use.
Corn-Expovt No ., rae.
oats-No, white, a. lac.
Barley mating, $1.l9GI.25 c. 1. (.
Buaffo to arrive.
FTour-Spring patents, $3.50; win
ter straights. s495
Millfeed--Wes bran. s246G.
Pork--Mess. 1880.
Lard-Middle West, spot, 1855.
Tallow-Prime city. &c; nominal
.Coffee-Rio. No. :. on the spot,
138-se.
Sagar--tfranulated s83oGs35.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railx

TAO A.-Locat-Day--Ncwp Nsua
$50 A.--Local-DaiIy--C villa n. - 0a
Forge. ISL ~
1900 A--Express-Daiiy--N Norfolk. Old Iefnfsgy
tiooo aly--Lchbg. Lex, a ~
III As A.--AItn Spl Ell. Sunday--W- HapAneI 1s5
$500 P.--Fxpress- Daily in.- 4 vilie.
5:CU p Cocai-- Da iy--N. Hsws. ca re Nss
Sis P-Locai--Ex. Sunday iordnesvi n
1915 P.-Loeal--Ex. sunday--Lchhe, NJ
Bridge Clifton Forge. TS5S
s6,a5 P.-Limitsd Daily CincinnaGl c.
sll.Oo P.--Express- Daily Cine nnAa, LN~G III
-sleepers. fparIos carr as
East: S.25 A. NJ. 75O P. NJ. ThfpuoA IN
East: II 80 A. NJ. $50 2. AZ. ls
Local from West: 49, 80 A. NJ. sse.5Q A1#
James River Linz: sss.as 4. NJ. CHS r. =
s~Dsily except Sunday.
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COTTON MARKET
tny miller 4 Co. 11o4 Il. Main ST.

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-The most in
ierestiES development to-day was the
publication OF the government report
showing a condition or 49, as against
ss.l last month and ten-:sar ay#e-
age or 1874.
The failure of the market to show a
better response to this builish report,
was more than likely due 10 the tnree
days holiday aaead, which induced
eveninE-up sales.
based On the highest yield ever pro-
duced. the figures to-day INDICATE a
crop OF only about 13 million bales.
We think after the report has been
fully dtsested. that there Will spring
up sharp demand from spinners, who
have been holding off in anticipation Of
a bumper crop.
There was some evidence Of i'm
proved demand from this source to-
day especially after the publication Of
the report. the continent and Liver
pool being heavy buyers. We think
under the present outlook, that the
market should so higher and advise
embracing the positive position.
Range OF futures and closing bids.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02
Thanking our Patrons for Their Kind

ThankthE Unr Patrons Tor Their Kind
patronage in the past. We wish to
call your attention TO our new place
of Offices. deliberately lifted up. all
the latest improvements. where We
are ready and glad to wait on ali
callers. surgical chiropody IN all it's
branches, massage. both for ladies
and gentlemen, scalp treatment.
shampooing and manicuring for la =
dies. Trusting our kind patrons
Will honor us in the future wit In
their onfidence and patronage, we
respectfully invite the public TO give
lis call at 3l3 East Grace street.
PRoF. A, j. WoLFERTON, DIR. n. c.
MUELLER.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
once OF City Engineer.
CITY Hall
OAtT INA447
Richmond, Va, Aug. 80. Ia

LItY ftAII
Richmond, Va, Aug, 80. 1atl.
sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until noon. Tuesday. Sep
tenn s- s, 1911, for the erection OF a
timber and corrugated iron wharf shed
on the Gityts Wharf at tie feot eff \ h
street.
A certified check for $50. made pay
able TO the Treasur of the CITY OF
Richmond. a guaranty OF execution
of contract must accompany each pro-
posai
The Committee on James River I'm =
provement reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
CHAS. F, BOILING.
City ENGINEER
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New York Money Market,

NEW YORK. Sept Money on
call at the Stock Exchange to-day
opened at as per cent, highest,
SIS, lowest, 2. close . 1-4 Most Of
the days loans we're made at 21-4
per cent. The time money market
continues 10 present ID firm appears
ance, but the market Is very duh
September ] brings 50 day money
In the December class.
Rates are a. Ia per cent for
sixty days, Ia q 3 IL per cent. for
ninety days. IL @ 3-4 per cent. ror
four months. and 3 2-4Q4 per cent.
for five and six months
Commercial paper Is som ewhat
weaker business being done at IA
G Ia per cent. for the best names
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SPECIAL NOTICE
5000 REWARD.

WE WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
IN EVERY CASE WHERE EXCEL-
sI0R SPRAY FAILS To KILL RED
BUGS, reaches, ETC YOU RUN
ABSOLUTELY NO RISK IN 'PHoN-
ING is FOR A pEMONSTRATIoN
GUARANTEED To CONTAIN No
POISONOUS INGREDIENTS EN-
CELSIOR SPRAY is ALSO THE
MOST EFFICIENT CLEANER AND
PoLISHER ON THE. MARKET. DON'T
DELAY. rH0NE rs TO-DAY FOR
A DEMONSTRATION SOUTHERN
NOVELTY CO. so NORTH EIGHTH
STREET, RICHMOND. VA. PHONE
MADISON 2o5S.
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cows unchanged Steers, s4.506Z25:
scrubs, $40; bulls. $375G3.85: cows
I.35a 4so Dressed beef slow at 91
lie, little extra beef, Il 1-2c
Calves, firm; veals. s7.50Qslo; but
termilks and grAssers, S3.7567.1o,
Southern calves. $3.50 Dressed calves
strong, city dressed veals, i2mi6c. /;
country dressed l0a14l-2c
sheep, steady; lambs firm to 10qf5c.
higher. Sheep. 81 5o03.00 few choice,
S4.25, lambs. $625 d 7.35; cuus, $3.50.
Dressed mutton slow at 6dsc.; dressed
lambs at l0Q12 12c.; a few hog dress
ed, he. Hogs. weak; medium to light,
ST900S0e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02
Wants Wants.
Want Ad. Rates.

One cent per word when paid in advance No paid ad
taken for less than ten cents.
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in charged at the counter.
Contract rates much less. Phone Madison 1885,
and Manager of Classified Department will CALL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

FOR PAST WEEK

NEW YORK. Sept Blank clear
!ngs in the United States for the
week ending August 81. aggregate
s24ss.i4s against s2.5SS.177, 900 last
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02
LAST WEEK FOR SUMNER PRICES.

LAST MEEk FOR SUMNER PRICES.
LADIES, HAVING MOVED FROM
NM ssfsls Q%SehLT1RS,s BEG. aT1a4 sA&-
NOt'CE THAT 4 AM NOW To-
GATED AT 202 EAST GRACE
STREET, WHERE / AN IN BET
TER POSITION THAN EVER TO
SERVE YOU. | HAVE JUST RE.
cEfNED. A. FULL LINE OF ALL
THE LATEST NOVELTIES AND
ALL ADVANCED FALL AND WIN
TER Styles. CHARLES FISHER,
LADIES' TAILOR. SOC Fast GRACE
STREET. PHONE MADISON 6e92
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NOTICE TO LADIES.
WE ARE CONTINUING orR SPEC

WE ARE CONTINUING OUR SPECIAL.
PRICES ON SUITS UNTIL. SEPTEM-
BER. OUR STOCK Is COMPOSED
OF THE CORRECT MATERIAL
FOR THE FALL. AND WINTER
WORKMANSHIP OF THE HIGHEST
ORDER: CIT AND FIT PERFECT.
AND PRICES REASONABLE WIN
TIERS Il DOLEZEL 209ls NORTH
SIXTH STREET. MONROE 1881.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02
FOR, SALE

Ny Entire stock of BuSxi~& and Ruu-
aboats go ut cost to make room for
Misunderstanding ana repair business
Agents for tie noted Thornhill Farm
Wagons None better. Come and
look them over ID. G.. BRiSTOW
Nos. 1l-1s-l5 n. Eighteenth street.
Top buggy, So; Ranabout, &a5, Sur-
rey. s9h. one phaeton, rubber tire.
one second hand trap, $50. also IA
nice stock of buggies and runabouts
at reduced prices. THOs. II. DUKE
d CO, So4 Brook Ave.
For Sale. One A-Pass~ngers Trap $50
one open delivery wagon. $65. These
are bargains. THOS. ii. DUKE H.
co, s0i Brook avenue.
For Sale. Surreys. Kunnboutw and Ton
buggies. We handle first class goods
Your order solicited. TH0S. III. DUKE
x co. So4 Brook avenue.
Wanted, Feather Brds. Oid-Time sofas.
tables. mirrors. sideboards. chairs bu :.
roaus. china, brasses. etc. !. BEARD
Is W. Main. Madison 1907.
Tor Sale--LAfules, Wawon, Harness. r.
n. Coils. Chester, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

Lost, Address of Prof A. j. Wolv~r-
ton and Dr \, G.. MueIter-Surglc lea
ehigopodists Moved from Murphy :
hotel 80 3ta East Grace street phon
Madison 5q15-f
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office of City Engineer
(uty Han

week. Following are the returns for
this week and last with percentages:
New York. 1891. 900: increase.
"a.
Chicago. s2a7.557.ooo; increase.
S.
Boston. s12s.ss7.oao. incnease. as
Philadelphia, s1is,ss4.o0o. de-
crease. s.s.
St. Louis. ssl.145,ooo; increase.
"a. ~
Kansas City. s42.s10,ooo; decrease,
ST..
Pittsburgh. s42.s4o,ooo; decrease.
IS
San Francisco. s41.sso.ooo; in
crease, 30.
Baltimore. s2s,sss.ooo: incraase.
Cincinnati. s21.sa4.ooo; increase.
Minneapolis, sl6,s45.ooo; decrease.
224.
Cleveland, sls.474,ooo; increase.
lie.
New Orleans, s1s.474,ooo; increase,
i.6.
New Orleans. s16.524 900: increase,
2I2.
betrot, 40. +4s Wv increase, 8. 5.
Omaha, s12, 900; decrease, S4
Los Angeles. si5, aae. e8e; increase.
1877
Louisville. ss,444,o 900; decrease.
l2s
Milwaukee. s11,s4o,ooo. increase,
10s.
Seattle. s1o.1es,ooo; increase, "a.
St Paul. ss,242,oo0; decrease. Sc.
Atlanta 100000; increase. s0.4.
Portland. ore, ss.71s. 0oo; decrease.
s.3. ~
Buffalo. ss,4as.ooo; decrease, s.
Denver. $6.ss2. ooo: decrease. 1874.
Indianapolis. s7.s35.ooo: decrease.
80.
Richmond. ss.ss4.ooo: increase.
1913.
washington. u. C. 1890. 900: In
crease, so,
st. Joseph. s5.s5o.ooo: increase,
as
Fort Worth. s4.ss4.ooo: increase
121
Memphis. sa.11l.0oo: increase. al.
Salt Lake City. s4,432.0oo: de-
crease. so.
Oakland. s7.2ss.ooo: decrease, Al.
Sacramento. ,3l.272,ooo; decrease,
80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

We Have Large stock Of Low Metal
wheel trusks. Ask for prizes. HO-
ENAlGEE- SiZEM0RE CO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02
Live Stock Market

UNION STOCkYARDS, ILL, Sept,
Receipts. 1900; market
strong TO cents higher. Mixed and
butchers. s7G7.s5: good. heavy, sra
100; rough. heavy. $s15m6.s5: light.
si.u5M 40; pigs. $5.75a7.20; bulk,
$7.05u7.40.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000: market
steady. Reeves. $667.9s: COWS and
heifers. s22b@6.5o; stockers and
feeders, s3.l5u $50; Texans, s4.som
$50: calves. $7.50m9.50,
Sheep--R Receipts, $4,000; market
weak, Native and Western, $225Ga
ass; lambs. $500 6.65.
NEW YORK. Sept. lin the live
stock market to-day: steers were
steaG3 to q shade higher. Bulls and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

we Garry Large Stock of Pumping,
stationary and port able engines A4l-
EsANIG II SYCAMORE. Co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

Human Hair bought aad Sold II
HUGHES. 209 N. Third street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

ana power. tank and tower HuAu@
matte Tanks and water systems In
stalled complete. ASK uS 10 estimate
ga your job. HOENNIGEk- SIZE
MORE co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02
FLOOR STAINS.
TOOLS AND CUTLERY.
HAULING.
SHOE REPAIlkING.

y5c. Haifsole Mems shoes, 6oe. Ladies';
every pair sewed. best leather. no
nails, no pegs. Royal rubber heels.
use; Tred-Air rubber heels. soc;
leather heels rebuilt like new. zoe.
DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY. 7i6 East Main. Pohne Mon
roe 1851
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LOST

LOST
Lost, Address OF prof. 4. j. WoIv~r
ton and pr. \, G.. MueIter-Surglca
chiropodists Moved from Murphy /
Eot@l 80 3l$ East Grace street. phuus
-.-.. s'i'igii5S,E1 :. . q :. /.
Rial ESTATE.
We are Headquarters for Pumps. Hand
and power tank and tots.ef FEeq.
matte Tanks and water systems IN
stalled complete. ASK Us 10 estimate
ga your Jub. HOEANIGEk-S SIZE
MORE co.
We Garry Large steek of Pumping
stationary and portable engines H.
tIANIG Z Il Sycamore. Co
Have Is to Repair Your pump. Tank
= H3 mill. ard engine. faone Mad
.-on 55Q4. HoEAAIGEK- SiEEMOkE
We Have Large stock Of Low Meta,
wheel rGSks. Ask far prizes HO-
ENA4GEE- siIEM0RE. 60.
We Have One Rubber Tire Special bus
mess bugs Tor sale. H0ESSlGEK-
sl1EAottE G0.
livery wagons l0ENaiG + S-sI1.-
MORE Go.
Fer sale. One Fairbanks Morse IA. p
ensine. secondhand HoENNIGER-
SiIEMORE Co.
Try Our Gas Engine on and Cup
Ereas~. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Have You seen the New Corn unr-
Nester2 HQhNNfGERs tZEMORE GO.
Let Is Furnish sou "a Deerinsx Corn
n&fNeater and husker shredder. H0~
IeNNIG Err slZEBMoRE co. i4Ss h..
MAln street lllcAaoLA. VA
100 Arre~--K. r. y. n. n. pa~xe.
through property, streams, cleared
lAnd, and "a nice location, station
close. So. zoo
=" Aeres-nuaidings. stock. Crop. and
farming implements. spring $3.50,
iep- Acre Home Location, Orchard.
9Ql!aings, streams. - acres cultl-
waited. Fronting on improved road.
telephone, II + n. route, one mile
T. Ashland. Si.5oe,
sia,:ao VIII Ruy an Up-Tc-Dat~ Conn
p!ete home. $50 acres attached a nor
tt"n OF which Joins large center OF
population, and Is accessible for sub
division.
There h No BETTER Location for n Diar,
or other profitable branches OF farm
ing than between Richmond and
Washington.
We Have the Property situation In
5ahdi We are on tire grounds and
Know the values FRANK II ysGI
CO, INC. Ashland, Wa.
One Ruher Tired Phaenton Only V.ea
Few times. VIII sell tor $50. A bar
gain. See IT.
Ono Columbus second Hand Rubber
tired surry. $50. One rubber tired
rnnahout. sac.
Hig Line Of Surveys for $50, sS,. sao
sleo. St2h and sl5o. Also n biz IIrc
or runabouts and hugeies from $40
up
Good business Buxxies for 500 and
BRISTOw- woRsHAM CO.
ls35 East Main street
WE ARE OFFERING SOME SPECIAI
BARGAINS IN FARM PROPERTIES.
SEVERAL q O o d StfRBURR
HOMES FOR SALE, wEi.fi WORTH
THE MONEY. CALL AND SEE Us
MIDDLE ATLANTIC IMMIGRATION
COMPANY. INC, COMMONWEALTH
BANK BUILDING
Wanted. Young Couple to Rent One
moor OF nine-room house. Modern in
every way. Gas stove second floor.
iavatorN and basin. first floor; priv
itege of bath on second floor Share
alike on heating expenses S225a
month each. References required and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

We Have One Rubber Tire Special bus
mess bugs for sale H3ESNIGEK-
s41EAGkE &c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

y !Ha mill. ard ng3ne faore Mad
~on J5o4. H0EANIGEK- SlIEMORE
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SITUATIONS MALE
MISCELLANEOUS
Iong hn. ,hr ona sant hurn. free and

Long has the eooa that burns Tree ana
makes quick heat. Just the kind Tor
summer use also alltnB up cellars for
next winter al summer prices, It's
fire Yard 1905 West Bread. Phone
Madison 1859
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

We Have a Large stock of Light De-
l3NerE wagons. I0E&4IG3 En- -SILE f
MORE CO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

ror e---NfnIes, Wagon, Harness. =.
n. Coils. Chester, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

Fer sale. One Fairbanks Mor~~ IL. p.
engine. Seca nd hand HoEANItrEE~
StLEMORE Co
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03

en- p9roiiulb Sarm % ul,ben @ien'
Dom, bporuf eIloel ifslge Seitdmerte
%tilfaIbt aibsoes TO 8roberbsrL Sc
Ielre o. Gbeooor 9ierfetpebt, Der fro
Den ipGoe 9arnbom bapoe bapt lit
Sfem hos Onfclen. gnfen bar imio.
lertio life iorrgiet nteo bernie Orb
ming. Sltn bill bape @ienoommei
ubeifaaren, og paaitam oerfor, at
MfdnOen life bar tilreenelig; oa ban
opretteoe 9eitnmettet, og at iipr
grooeroatteren bapbe soet en- mtil-
bsrlie Snbflpoelie paa bam. Spoo
Ser gisr Sogen emo mere ~ipGnbenoe
er Den Smit9nbigbeb, at Wr. gierfe-
tpeot og bans Suitrii bapbe ct nofloa
itorntfiilbt Sunilip, % at bum iaale.
0es bar blepen itiaet inloer aaution
for at boIoeS iaa nogenlumoe itsmme.
Sra Habolaget peo 2eai Wourtain
bar Ser pGret en- iano Solfepanoring
til Fergus Sails, bo nPIten bier
MtorS SiGI oeriteos ifal pione clten
pao ben enc eller 6en an6ei SIDE, og
Der pcnteoes at bile meb5aa Here
Gage igr oct belle blep trGitet igien.
mem,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
Parpens piettee 2lrbeioe.

Ger er life noget He0Ifab paa
Sarmen, Der ipiler Ell mere betpo-
~ningsfulo &o1e / Irbeibet emo Sic.
Sarpen. Si peb naturligois ale, at
Der er mango Slags 0iic-Sarper,
men bpao Ri mi iiGr bar / Sanfe er
Superior @beeI 9iic Snrp og Gnl-
tipator. Sport er ben forifieaig ira
more? 9eri at ben barper en- bre-
oere Stribe, Stsrrelie for Stsrrelie,
emo nogen nn0en; forbi bens Siics
er iat / en- permanent Sinfel eiter
bens Gang fremoper, o. bper Siic
ifiGrer fra aanten iorm til ben
bogre Sent al npite Siic; foroi BEN
fuIAit9nStg oeltoer Sorben iom en-
TIog; forbi bper Die og "brag bar"
pirfer uafb9ngig al De andre og CT
%ioripnet meb en- uafb9ngig Sieber-
pirfning; iorbi ben saar paa fine
egne Siul iom Ell Toab Gart og er
liae iaa let at itpre; foroi Den aisr
Naeren iepn; foroi enbper @l1t, Ser
fan itpre ct Tar Seite, fan paa en-
Gag giere mere Grbeioe meb Ell Sr-
perior @beel 9iic Sarp og Gultipa-
tor, enS 70 Wano os TO Bar $eite
fan eiere en- Dag meb YIoee. Spnes
life bette ~forbelaetigt for Dig til
Contemplating? Seuo til Sbe
american Seeoins-W ahtne 60, Sn-
corporateo, Springfielo, Ohio, efter
ct @rempIar al oeres Sos, "Stsbbins
on tbe Siic Sarrop@. 2Gs oenrle ne
teresiante Siitorie % eaa iaa til DIN
&ebifabsbanoler og iniiiter paa at
the Superior = "Hapnet fort9uer
en- iano Siitorie". Spis DIN Sono-
IenSe life oil foripne dig, ifrtn I'll
6abrifanterHe, os De oil ie tiL at gu
faar en-.