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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-30

we Have Restores. whach win at
onoe restore gray or faded hair TO
It's original color. RICHMOND Hall
EMPORIUM. I'll r.. Broad street
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SITUATIONS-MALE


Wanted. Some ktaa- Hearted Nna or
firm 90 give "a little crippled boy
steuographsr "a job. He Is a fairy
good stenographer and t@pewritsst,
has good speed In both. He IN
bright boy and thorough gentle
man. Would work for small pay TO
show what he can 40. HE can ad
dress envelopes or do copying at
Smtiadeal College. q. VI. Smtthdeal,
Youag M#n with selling Ability
would Ike to make Sonet ti9ns with
wholesale or manufacturing concern
@hete there is chance for advance
ment Address l. ~. care Ntr-
Eintsn
Waited. powisien by a Bright. Eau-
Gated young man. One who ~ not
afraid OF work aud who can furnish
references. Clerical or office work pre-
ferea Graduate or high st hool and
spent one year AT college. Address
G-ies. care N1rginiau,
Young Man with Experience Ia Selling
end Of printing and stationary husf-
n@ss would Ike to connect with
wholesale or manufacturing con
eefH, ] ddress Nj. u, care NiFg ig1ian.
Wanted, Position by Experience Men
as Manager GA Farm, Address J.,
lf9S First avenue. Highland Park,
Richmond Ma
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SPECIAL NOTICE

+. stnRazf, so~ EAST GRACE
STREET MONROE lfTs. FORMER
L1 WITH J. Is. MOSBY & CO, THE
APPLICATION o. coon LINES
YOUTHFUL GIT AND SWING AMI
tEkfECr FIT TO THE MASTER
PIECE or THE RUE DE Ia PAIN
MAKES MY PRODUCTION THE IN
APFRoACHABi4E TAILOR FRoCh
FOR THE GENTLEWOMA> IN
plFfpDAfITA OF STYLES A SpE-
CIAL FEATURE. SUITS sac AND t'l'-
WARDS. BETTER THAN THE ONES
AoL PAY s4a AND $50 III ELSE
WHERE.
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GUARANTEE TO SAVE You MONEY.
ny TAKING Your ELECTRIC FANS

AND STORING THEM FOR THE
WINTER, RElNsTALlISG NENT
SEASON THOROUGHLY CLEANED
READY FOR SERVICE. As OUR
TWELVE YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
THIS WORK. PROVES no fts THAT
hY TAKING CARE OF FANS IN
THIS CHANNEL Al A REASON
ABLE COST. SAVES BURNING OUT
OF FANS, SATURATED RY GREASE
Up IN SUMMER MONTHS EDGAR
~. ANDREWS. ELECTRICAL CON
TRACTOR. IL ~. TWELFTH aT
RICHMpSn VA
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rse A~~IessI~-n. sis~-N srpass 49,
fsssa IssAa--p svaa~ ~
,soe a aac sss...-~r-ay.-~s.<,s,s ~ -
ss0 60 A - iaa.l - baIiy. ~tahha., xe3. G
~ 90 F. Expv~s~ IS&sapv tsAA ~ 'vil1A ss5
IL 80 P ~ Exyxxs~ nmlfyp NuxspiA. Nj
500 r. s~@A l~lis n, Ns~A 90
Ets p.~~iass~A y Ia Nsaasi~y SS~sxna3l "
20 u Y - se.a MI sxaElsy ~-laAAe.
iasssaxx IiaIsnn Fusse 95sfa
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VI no r Esps~~- nAAas <sAsiamAM IN
TasiSs Assivh EinaasoNn
siAsA AT sAr Ill N ss
Is.sal ssesa wssss 80 4. ~. - ~
1~.ea. Msyss Lac Lac s.sSs 4. NJ. sAtH N
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VAC AMn CONTINUING ouw SPECIAL,
FhirEs ON SUITS UNTIL. sErrEAs
ISL " Our aTpsk AS caMTuaiar
Of THIS CORRECT MATERIAL ii
FNR TIM FALL AND WINTER
WORK AANHHlE OF THE nltsf8nn'r
ORDER GtT AND rIT FNRFEssr
ANb PRICES REASONABLE. MIN
TIERS II puI4IEEI. 40sss NoRlft
stATM STREET. MONROE lasl.
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300 Pare Hair fGnswaate~db Switches
20 be sold. Bargains all this week.
RICHMOND HAIR EMPORIUM. zaf
e. BroaA atr@Nt
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LOST
HELp-FEMALE

wanted. Two White MAZDA. Cock and
ahambernaid. In family where only
white are employed, Address DAT
Nirgfnian.
Wanted, One Girl job Press Feeder.
Must have good experience. Apply
Mt once, Governor street,
Wanted at onee Trimmer. Apply
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LADIES. MAKE YorR HAIR LOOK
BEAUTIFUL

shmmpcesng Tht~ week a Speciality. 35e.
English methods used. Drying. by
electricity. Hair dressing, hair dye
ing, etc. RICHMOND HAIR EN-
poRTuM. eal t. Broad street
LADIES. YOUR HAIR rs IMPORTANT.
Your Cut Hair or Coxnbimg~ Made rnte
beautiful switches, coronet bratds,
cluster pufTs. wigs. front pieces. &C,
In the most artistic manner. Charges
very moderate. RICHMOND HAIR
EMPORIUM, 22I r., Broad Street
TO LADrEsi YOUR HAIR.
If Yea want Imitation Hair Dom't
come. We sell pure French hair at
imitation prices. Great bargains this
week. RICHMOND HAIR EN-
P0RIUM. 22i r. Broad street.
LADIES GRAY HAIR SWITCHES.
500 Pure Hair f.u@r.mte~a1 Switches.
Are selling bargains all this week.
RICHMOND HAIR EMPORIUM. 2sl
T.. Broad street
LADIES, YOUR HARE
Yes, We Re-Dys and Re-Make Faded
switches, pom padours, So. Charges
EMPORIUM. a2i e. Broad street
SWITCHES, SWITCHES, nARGAINsi
Best French Real Hair Switches Are
selling bargains all this week; all
shades In stock RICHMOND HAIR
EMPORIUM. 2sI f. Broad street
pxFFs! PuFFs: prFrs.
Tha~~ Pretty ysufys. Made From Your
1Mfl innings or SUI nhlfs mar . ses
E.MP0Flt.N. 81 East Broad street.
MANICIKING.
stmnsearfnx. Hanacnrng. HftHMoso
street
guaxnprx,x nam
-
1hNdFen's Hair SuffinE Specially I
En&Hsn artists Fi1H&bND hAAR
EAP0RIt NJ 81 East Broad street.
cHAs. FISHER, LADIES' TAILOR, Se2
EAST GRACE STREET,
=---=-s
Priatlng--xonr Choice of Either One
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asoawoSn srocx MAawgr.
Richmond. Wa. s~ps. 10, 1871.

Richmond. Va. s~pf. "a, HafS.
srATA s@CunlTtmA
nAa, ASKED
Va "a. ola & a. H. 1853, Ar
VA Esa,s 4, ), I'll Al IA 1871 s4A -
Ettf ARCtRsTfE&
RivhNana city An u. 1885
ARA@ ttvsA4 ttsssksAst.*a4 ~. NM
AisHss~nd Eity a. Il. d u,
H@AAslaaH x..t. "a
RAILROAD BnNp@
A. g. /. a. H. Sewsoa Trust
p O. ssAtsese aEsk*s4e. rs 80
g q 0anl A. sssss lasa lee ~
M&ss South. NJ FaMss 1S&A aaA
N@4 n Ata4 tsau@ag hs. lAaa res
n ~ A'y 49, tAss "a
y. w A~s pesss. A.. tsas 20 -
~ A. 4. o.. 1899 ss.ss ~
Aamhaarsf Adt8at ~. 1919 rs
~, Nwy Est ks. 1891 4eA
~. II. D@ws y u VIZ IA. fsaa IA III
West. N e. Ist De- ipfs. 1ex n.
Nor. A. Ports. Ts&es CO
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80 --s-a- -4r+--se4ss-s-ss-s--
SUITS TO ORDER. x46,

Nesaee.~--a viii Make lou A Ffrsg- Cg@s~
sult to order from SIS up. Al work
done In my establishment, under my
personal supervision, perfect nit and
pressing. dyatng and altering and re-
pairing OF the very best. Give as
trial and be convinced work called
for and delivered, SHENANDOAH
TAILORING Co, j H. Asher. Prom.
1883 w. BROAD AZ. Phone Madison
s4H
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Nssx xark Iaxr sss.ca

NEW YORK. Sept as.-~-In tho tvs
Essck market to-day mss~Fs were iew.
bat sxsAaya hniss and cows unch Am9sds
o&esrA tk.ee y ts.nss huIlA tAeoo
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ROOMS For RENT

= . J. n > A $500
@aw n, Nw@sh, Nwwty sa#0ssAsa fss@assa
lsfAe ana bright GaeaeF house
Beard eaaxwnsane
kes H*~s, sa~sas NNsssaisA@a Hsssssss s0s
~ taFMuM.
saA H. SaaxY Furnished HAL &ss@~s
Seess@i hath Ana phone
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patronage IN shs past we wisn 10
cali your attention 20 cur new plAt g
9f eaaee deliberately nstwd ap. ali The
latest improvements where ww are
ready and Raaa 10 WALL on all callers
surgical ohiropody in all its branch
-, massage, both for ladies and gen
ttesnen. scalp treatment shampoatng
ana mantcnrina fer ladies. Trust-
lnS cur kind patrons viii honor us
an the future with their confidence
ana patronage. we respectfully tn-
xtt1 the public 60 give ia a call az
~ Nast aTass street. PROF A. j.
WotN ERToN. DIR, N, o. MIEtA4ER
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Wants
SPECIAL NOTICE


nv xsm w#@s a@sasastsw fsaax Deaf
cona We sell pure French hair at
tmststIon prizes Great bargains
this week. RICHMOND HAIR EN-
roRIRM. III 81 RrnAh afrAak.
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REAL ESTATE.


WAITED. Farms to Rent or Lease. Write
II. III LABauns, Agricultural Agent.
Norfolk and Western Railway. Roam
oke, Virginia. who Ass large NUM-
Der Of inquiries from Northern ami
Western men desiring 10 rent or
lease good FARMS with the privilege
OF buying He also has applications
from those desiring work on farms.
Wrase him direct for full Information
MONEY 10 LOAN.
sss Mos~y Furnished 10 suiia On Your
own lot or win buy a lot fer
you in any part OF the city or suburb.
Use your own plan. your own builder.
We furnish tne money. why pay
rent2 why keep your lot vacant
when you can huild so sasy7 SMITH.
Is North Eighth street
Fer sale clay street nxselilaxs Three
story brick nine rooms. bath etc.
near Ferst street, price, st.a6e; r&a
soHahls terms. ]. A. CONNOLLY ~
90.
Seminary avenue. tos lUaN@8a, dwell
iug Of eight rooms. hot water heat
and other modern caAxanteaees.
Price, t9,oea. i. A C0NNEi1A II CO.
ser sale, clay sss~es Dw~.lamx, TArve~
story brick. nine rooms, bath. etc.
near First street, price. ss,2Ae, rea
senahls tsrms. y A. oNAkfdsN a
CO.
Evr Sale. shareA Htf Dsseflta@t Eight
roomH frame ThiFty second street
corner IDt. Price. So SOC. Small cash
payment teae9 es mefel. J. A. CON
NEtIsN n CD
save~ ssas "a s~-vssass Maaa street, nrseA
dwelling alta brick stprs. rental sSNA.
Price. VI, GEO Az exceptional epaar-
tuatty. J A G'0NNEtI.X a GO.
a twelve sseess uw~sssa~ ea H.sssa arssy
street. facing the city park This
property can be bought fer sssuA,
and ts eae 0f tire nh@apNss Festd ne~s
II. the wast lad, J A. CONNOLLY
Il CO.
s'@s SALE nsxs@a H~assh ss s'1sa@M~g Fax~
gDaEats frame. LARGE lats tsFlees s9,1ea.
Small cash pAsm@nG j A. EGN&N1ss
fX Al IN
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HELP WANTED MALE


Wanted, Fisss~Glass stock salesas~n or
firm to sell stock In virginia Tor "a
company manufacturing steel ard
iron and ownanS patents and mar
nfactur}HE a specially a new t. II,
equipment, w6icA rs How Ia use or
twenty-five roads and endorsed hy a
large number IT railroad officials
thron Ehnut the country WhtFh means
gts general ADOPTION. Increasing gApi-
raj from : zoe, 600 $500. 8eo. Can show
possibilities Of large dividends. Mills
In crtega1 toU None but high class
stock men need apply, Address Gen,
Mgr. $50 brown Marx Bldg. BirmAHs
ham A. la
E4xs Money Furnished 20 naiia en-
Your oNm lat. ar we VIII buy lot
any part of the city, use your own
,Aan and builder. we do the rest
Svhy kaep your hot vacant or pas
rent when NeU can build go easy
smith - North tetshtA.
Axwnss~A Geld Niae. ssak~ $50 Week
w Something new. I6A2e framed re-
lIgiuus art and negro pictures tZc.
Tremendous sellers. 4ne per cent.
profit Get busy quick. Peeple.s
Portrait. Dep rtment 3es, flo W. Mad
son, Chicago.
wnatea. Man to Learn Harher Trade
best paying work within reach of
poor men Wonderful demand for
BARRIERS Write for free booklet.
RICHMOND BARBER COLLEGE
Richmond. Va
Noym wanted to serve virgtataa Routes,
Apply At office, 0oyernor stregt
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mnrsmNNu sMam seslm sotat

@M@a xs@v a@s So as ss Haw~ "a ss@ws~
hauled rwp@tnt@a. ana r@pair~a here
needed alttiw atksnlivn TX tnas
AfAds aaw and thea will keee saaF
u&F nsw ive an long Guar charges
are very reasonable 0hA. u. MnAs h
a SON, established taFa, sss aaa aaa
NeFth Fifth street Phone Maaisen
s8ss,
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vleusnia STATE Fair.

Nieusnia State Fair.
Richmond. Va, October ssfs. talf
Nouth~ra Railway aftees extremely
te~ eouna trip sarNn
Tickets aaIa October stu IL isth. ta-
eaualvw, Fnsl Unit returning. October
lA. isst
Fur tickets and Information apply
su nearest Southern Railway I'aUk@t
Axsns, ~ write, II, Nc, Burgess. n n.
-. Richmond. W
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w@m. we R1~Dys aaa Re~Msk~ Fma@d
switches pornpaaaurs, GO Charges
very moderate, RICHMOND HAIR
EMPORIUM, 22i r.. Broad street..
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LADIES, YouR HAIR.

switches, pompadours, Sc. Charges
very moderate RICHMOND HAIR
EMPORIUM, 3ai e. Broad street.
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Are selling bargains all this week.
RICHMOND HAIR EMPORIUM. 22l
T.. Broad street
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@E Amn oFFNHsSu somM SPECIAL
sANnA5Na IN FARM FhafMnTIMN
hENkAAL econ AlfMsIf&nAM
AAAHN FNH aAt9M. WE'LL. WORTH
THE MONTY ssAlsk4 AMI hEE uH
MIDDLE ATLANTIC IAMlaHArlnN
COMPANY INC, COMMON M SAITH
HANk nliIsnfNsA
LESSER tAe Ladies' Taai@ws aA@ uals
ane Ia the ssts WAC 4u@&~M spas
ea@as1 af altering all Kinds III
garments In gn~ tMHk@&s asvsas CAaT&mm
very maAeratme Work smtfsFAGtaTs.
Nmi@txk Apartments. Aasvs@on aMa
Fr@nklsn ssrests. Fhspe Malson
&x2A
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n Yea Wans Imitation Hair Dom't
come. We sell pure French hair at
imitation prices. Great bargains this
week RICHMOND HAIR EN-
PORIUM. 22t E. Broad street.
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ths home OF Mrs. Brady IL w. Mar
shall street, Rev. Mr.. Hall. officiating.
AlsoI-Eyans.
Mr. John b. Alsop and Miss Kay H.
Evans. Of Petersburg, Were married
in Washington yesterday afternoon AT
$50 O'Clock by Rev. Charles Smith,
one Of the Episcopal rectors of that
| city linn ediately after the mar
/ riage. Mr.. and Mrs. Alsop left for a
wedding trip to New York and West
ern points They will be at home
after Decembe B at sos West Grace
street
MIR. Alison went to Washington yes
terday on the 1870 train to claim
his bride. He was accompanied by
W. T. Hoppe. who was best man al
the wedding. and Mrs. Frank Kin
aey, who attended the bride az matron
of honor
Mrs. Alsop is the daughter of City
Sergeant John n. Evans, OF Peters
burg.
Reception in Baltimore.
Mrs Henry Brooke tifrf'fn and her
daughter. Miss Dorothy Gilpin, gave
a large reception Wednesday afternoon
from to i o'clock at the Balti-
more Country Club. The color scheme
of the decorations was red and
green. consisting of holly and palms.
Assisting Mrs. Gtlpin and her daugh-
ter in receiving were Mrs. Donald
Newcomer Gilpin. the formers daugh-
ter-in- law: Mrs. l. Granger Wander
poel Mrs George X. Gather. Mrs
G. Howard White, Miss Mildred Leeds
Zell Miss Mary Carroll Frick, Miss
Frances lmogen Nanderpoel Miss
Jane Wilson Wood and Miss Katharine
Webb. A supper for the receiving
party. to which "A few men Were ask
cd. followed the reception. Nj. and
Mrs .Gilpin and Miss Dorothy Gilpin
Will take possession next wee6 OF
Scaieby, their new home near 1Boyce,
Clarke county, Va.
or Interest Here.
SAYS recent New York exchange:
Under the auspices of the executive
board of the Dixie Club of New York.
Mrs Augustus Milton Anderson. presi-
dent, an entertainment will be given
In the Aston gallery Of the Waldorf
Astoria on the evening of December
IA. Miss Mildred Rutherford, who
Will wear an ante bellum style hoop
skirt of rose colored silk. will tell
the story of the old South. Mrs.
Lucian Cooke. of Roanoke, Va. will
read dialect selections from her book,
"Bypaths in Dixie A part of the
proceeds will be devoted to charity.
Church Affairs.
The young ladies OF the Church Of
the Covenant will hold Christmas
sale Of fancy articles at IL West
Broad street on Friday and Saturday
The Parsonage Society Of Central
Methodist Episcopal church OF South
Richmond will have a tea at the
home Of Mrs. w. J. Carter. at the corr
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SOUL CT ENGINE
GONE WITH DRIVER

LYNCHBURG. VA. Dec. 7.-Again
No. 1912. the famous engine OF WIN
Kinney. has been brought out on
the road and IL following heedlessly
the shining ribbons Of steel from
Monroe to Spencer and back again;
but no more does the same hand
guide the steam supply and control
the air brakes that used to. for viii
Kinney. the first and only engineer
who had ever pulled the throttle.
went to his death with the huge hulk
OF steel and brass.
Yesterday the big engine whirled
by Durmid amid storm of dust and
cinders, ploughing Its way through
the air northward. 1t had been
overhauled and was glistening in .
new coat Of paint, It was just AZ
beautiful and majestic a. ever--ready
for tho next victim. When the new
engineer swept by thu station and
blew for the block, the voice Of the
giant monster had changed. and the
sound that betokened to trainmen on
the entire division that "Biil Kinney
Is on the rail-" was absent. Will
Kinney's whistle had been removed,
and another one had been substituted
the soul Of the engine has taken
it, flight with ~ maater.
Every engine u0en whioA WIN Ki4r
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.

In execution OF deed OF trust dated
the 10th day OF May. 1910, and record
ed In the clerks office OF the Circuit
Court OF Cum berian county In deed
book Al, page 32S. tlef3ssat' having
been made OF the debt therein secured.
on the 18TH day OF December, 1914.
at 1880 O'Clock p. NJ. the two lots or
parcels of Land with the improvements
thereon. located In the county OF
Cumberland. fully described as fol-
lows:
First. A lot consisting OF one acre
on the west side and adjoining the
lands Of Maria Brown and +. A. Irv-
ing. being the same lot or parcel OF
land conveyed to NJ. s. Knight by
MAJ stoh.r sr 5" ,.c nd Others by deed dated
Second. tract containing ave ana
one-half acre. bounded rs follows:
Fronting forty-five yards on the
Torlworth Road. running backward
from said road $50 yardsf more or
Or. II. p. snead. the said lines which
run southwardly are parallel except
for gradual widening as they extend.
Said tract is bounded on the east by
the Holman estate. and on the west
oy s the land a. Of T. F. : Fleming Is n.ns
proceeds as are necessary to defray
the expenses OF the trust, including
a trustees commission. taxes. insur-
ance premiums on the premises un-
paid at time Of sale. and to discharge
dent Win aten sa 10
the 10Th day OF May at six per cent
Any residue to be payable in INSTALL
ments at one and two years. and Sc
cured BY decd OF trust on the prem
tsea
Err WILLIAMS.
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after a visit OF several months with
relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. Horace Graham Buchanan is
visiting friends in Stanton.
Miss Nital Blincoe. of Ashland, Is
the guest of friends in this city for
several days.
Miss Mary G. Traylor leaves to-
morrow for Atlanta to spend two
weeks with her cousin, Miss Traylor.
Miss Mary Waddill will go to Nor
folk shortly to visit her sister, Mrs
Menalcus Landlord.
Miss Halle Wingfield, of Char
lottesvilie, Va. Is visiting friends
here.
Mrs. ]. T. Tfdings. who has been
the guest Of Mrs. A. c. Liggan. has
returned to Lynchburg.
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MANY HORSES DIE
FROM uXINE POISON

Especial to The Richmond yirEintan. }
HARRISONRCRG VA. Dec -
Toxine poison caused by eating corn,
stunted by the long drouth. has cause d
Augusta counties during the last
week The cases are puzzling the
veterinarians as the disease is unusual
Ii appears that the poison affects the
cob when TO all appearances the corn
r. in good condition.
In many cases the poison brings
on N form of meningitis causing the
animals to become raxing mad. tear
ing from the stalls and acking hg-
man beings
Veterinarians OF HarriserAmrg and
EAacnton say they can save the horses
II treatment can he given early.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.

sAnA.-Local-Daily-Ne News
1850 A.-Locai-Daily-C6v e.. Son
Thurmond.
1900 A.--Express-Daiiy- Norfolk. Old psleA
1000 A.-Locai--Daly--Lchh Lsx., G. eossA
y zoo P.-Express--DAil y--Cin.-L'vil
a 90 Pc Express Daily Norfolk, N, NsvA
500 p.--Locai--D .dy--N. News. Old Poink
sis P.--Locai--Ex Sunday Soedoosvlis
s5:i5 P.-IocAl--Es Sunday--Lahhe- Nasuf1
Bridge, Ciifton Forge
><:35 -Linitsd- Daiiy-C inninnstl. CAiea1a
I'll 90 P.--E1pfess--DAily- Cincinaaa. C'viilA
..Sle.Pss.. 1tPsTscs s ss,,4tu,,ovn.-ra,., -
East. S:25 4. NJ, 7:5OP. " Through froa SIsE
IL 80 A. NJ, $50 r. AZ.
Local from West; ssS:3O A. NJ. $50 \ n. al
7:lb r. Nj. THROUGH: 90 A. NJ. 3:i5 2. NJ 3
James River Linz: ssS:35 4. NJ. 6;l5 e. ~
ssDaiy except sunday
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R:eAnsad & Pauslas Electro Raaw,y

Cars aeAve MAAcN0Ster, seventh And
Perry streets, for Petersburg:
e. Z. 4 -. 10. ~ IL A. n, l. :. -. q
is. ss5:4S, -. Z. 8. -. 10 r. NJ.
100 r. N. for Chester. l3:oe mid
uight for Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot es sycs-
more street. for Manchester:
t6:ib. s:sb. s'7:16. s7:3s. S:ss. s:ss,
slO:3s. HISS A. NJ, I1:s6, sl:3S. 3:ox.
s:3t. A:sS. k:35. e:3S. s5:3k s;3G. S:3S.
1000, sl1.lO r. n .I.s -
\, tDaily except sunday and, hpisdaya
Carries baggage and 0xpreae.
ssLmitsd, except Sundays aAd hela-
az g s: :s:' i. s' s;.. 1890 .'..
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RAuLNOADA.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
N. B--Following schedule figures pub
lished as information and not guar
anteed:
e:iO A. M.-Daily-Locai fos Charlotte Our.
ham and Rale gh
i0;4S A. -Daiiy--LinisAa--Foe I'll po,nss
South. Drawing Room Buffet. 5asspio1 Car ~
Asheville, N. C..
500 r. M.--Ex. Sunday. Loeai for Duraan vi
;ntermediate sfationa
6P M.--Daily--For Danville. Atlanta
and Birmingham. with Drawing Room
Sleeping Car.
lta3 P. M-Daiiy--Limited ~ 3osaas
South. Pullman ready 900 r. n.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 r M.--E1. 6un---Io Wet p esaneet2u9
for baltimore Non. We'd. ard Fri.
eco a Ms. SYN I'd 2:is { A.-Mea.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
From the South: $50 4. NJ. $40 A.
NJ, 2 p. NJ. and sos r. NJ. daily. l3:Sx
p. NJ. Eek. Sunday.
From West Point, go A. NJ. daily: HAS 4 ".
" ed and Fri. as r. NJ. Ex. FUN. A.
s. r. BURGESS D. p
s07 East Main ST. Phone Madison III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
LETTER OF PRAISE
FOR LIFE SAVING

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.--Secretary
az the Navy Never has written let
sSr te, Woman G. J. Mnlisxan, OF the
nax-y commencing him FOR his BRAY
eRy IN saving two OF his comrades
from drowning In a recent accident
aboard the baftleshsp Kansas. The
accident took place AT the Norfolk
navyya-ds, November g.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08

new ever sat on the drivers seat had
carried that bronze siren, and the
sound OF IL was known far and wide.
for when 1t was heard 1t was known
that the god of speed was riding the
air In close proximity. The famous
driver has gone and with him the
bronze whistle-the soul OF No. 1912.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
Death OF p. W., McKcel.

y. w. Nickel. proprietor Of the
Lexington Hotel bar. died yesterday
morning at II O'Clock at his home,
1870 East Marshall street, aged thir-
ty-nine years. The funeral will take
place from the residence at II
O'Clock tomorrow morning. and the
burnal will be at lakewood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08

YeeD Your Liver Acting Pleasantly
and the trash swept out Of your canal
once or twice daily, freely. naturally
With
COPODONE LIVER PILLS
You will fed better, eat and drink
better. sleep better, laugh better, and
enjoy life better.
g. /. r. are always safe. 80 years
Proof.
Price, 25c, Write or see ROBINS,
200 East Marshall, Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE.
City Auditors Office.
Rinhmnnd Va

\
December /. 1871.
Holders Of City OF Manchester, Va.
hve per cent. t5) bonds. payment of
which has been assumed by the City Of
Richmond. are hereby notified to pre-
sent them 1t this once for redemption
on or after the Int day Of January.
1912. - they will cease TO hear inter-
est from that data. /, Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08

Does the engine feel the pressure Of
a strong hand on it's powerful. throb-
bing pulse? Does II sigh for tho touch
OF a vanished hand?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
City Auditors Office,

City Auditors Office,
Richmond, Va, Dec. !, 1911.
NOTICE - TIL E TRANSFER
Books Of the Bonded Debt Of
the City Of Richmond win b
closed on and after the 10th In
slant, and reopensd the End day
Of January, 1919.
EDW. J. WARREN,
Auditor.