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The Detroit times., 1912-10-17
lature. approved June IA. 1907 they
EXEMPT FROM ALL TAXATION IN
THE STATE OF MICHIGAN.

lature. approved June IL. 1907. they
are
EXEMPT FROM ALL TAXATION IN
THE STATE OF MICHIGAN
Said bonds will be Issued in coupon
or In registered form and. IL Issued in
coupon FORM, may be exchanged for
registered bonds at any time upon ap-
plication Of the owner
Bonds can only be delivered at the
office OF the City Treasurer In Detrolu
and accrued interest II any. will be
Proposals will be entertained for the
whole or any portion of the issue, but
no proposal Will be considered for sss
than one thousand dollars. Proposals
must be accompanied with a deposit
In money or certified check on any Ma
tional Bank In the United states or
State Bank In the City OF Detroit, Tor
bid for as an evidence OF good faith
Proposals must be indorsed ''Pro.
posal for the Purchase OF Public Sewer
Bsshs .sS,s eIsn1p9os ePsropossl for the Purchase OF
the Purchase OF Public Library Bonds !"
Proposal for the Purchase OF Public
Building Bonds" or Proposal for the
Purchase OF Grade Separation Bonds"
which may be for all or n part OF anv
or all Of said issues, such bids To bs
Endorsed "General Proposal for Pur-
chase OF City Bonds" All bids should
Mich" De'rOit'
A set OF papers evidencing the 10.
gality OF the proposed issue. also IN.
form OF bond and coupon, and the
statement OF the financial condition OF
the City OF Detroit. may be had on
application at this office. Under the
law these bonds can not be sold for
less than par. The right 10 reject any
or all bids or parts thereof II express
ly reserved.
DAVID z. HEINEMAN.
OD Controller.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17
ToDAY's ENTRIES.
LAUREL ENTRIES FOR ToMoRRo>

LAUREL. ENTRIES FOH TOMORROW
First Race-Selling, 2Sear-olds, "a
furlongs: Rositare, l04 Phew, 100; Ex-
ton, los; Fasces, l07; Chinook, 107
BINARY, los; Aurihce, los; Corn Crack
er. lO9: Law Suit, l0s; Paris Queen, 1lOi
Chuckles, 1lO; levin, lis,
Second Race-3-year- and up
handicap, steeplechase, short course
about miles: Black Bridge. l34i
Lucean, 152: Irwin p. Diggs, 13s; Juver-
ence, l34: Idle Michael. LAG.
Third Race--3-year- ar-olds and up, sell
ing, furlongs: Tick Tack, 90: Napier
l03: Miss Jonah, 105: Madeline L., 105
Hallack, 1885, Miss Moments. los
Caliph. los: Malitine, 107 Fond Heart
nj; Orbed Lad, los; Pluvious. los
Monsieur X. l0s; Seneca III, ll0: Nimbus
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10; Argonaut 10: Double Five, 1i6.
Fourth Race--2-year-ol and up,
handicap. mile and sixteenth: Atamefi.
l0i: Gin Edge. l05; DR.. Duenner. los;
Carlton q, no. Guy Fisher. il5.
Fifth Race--3-year-o and up, sell
ing. furlongs: Fond, 9s; Delect. 100;
DR. r. L. Swarenger, 101: Elma, 1Oi;
Bodkin. los; Thrifty, los; Kate X, JOG;
Cherry Sex, ZOE: Coming Coon. 10e;
Golden Castle, no; sylvan Doll, 11o;
Lad OF Landon, 10; Jack Nunnally. ITO;
Anavrl. 113: Chiffon Queen. 1l3.
sixth Race year olds and UP. SELL
ing, mile and 20 yards: Little Ep, e5;
Wood Dove. 81; Turbine. 80; Adolph,
iO2 Hamstead, li2; Edith Inca. l0S;
Moltke. 106: Herbert Turner, l06; Irish
Kid, l07; Howlet. l07; Yorkshire Boy,
10s; Michael Angelo. 10; Cloud Chief
ll3. Towton Field. i13; Charles T.
Granger. 116. r.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17

ing In the armory will take the nature
of a smoker and luncheon. During
the eats and smokes, state, county
and city candidates will discuss the
issues OF the campaign. A vaudeville
show will also be given.
All young men who are for Wilson
are invited TO the smoker OF the
Young Mems Wilson. club In the
Hotel Griswold, Wednesday night.
President Clancy has arranged a pro-
gram Of interesting speeches and q
number OF prominent men will discuss
the national situation.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17
BUSINESS NOTES

The Metropolitan Realty Co. have
secured 80 year lease on the north
90 feet Of the 100 feet OF woodward.
ave. frontage now coupled by the
Metropole hotel. just beloY Cadillac.
square. and 'the amount OF rentals
involved Is said to be about $500.
900. The Metropolitan Realty Co. is
owned chiefly by David Stott. David
Il. Stott and Augustus Fitzgerald
but the principals refuse to discuss
their transaction. The property is
owned by Mary F. Mandell. The re
naming 40 feet OF the frontage Is
owned by +. +. Drake and the stew
art estate, each having 20 feet OF Il
snd II Is reported that the purchasers
OF the lease attempted to have this
propert< included in Ii. The lease
held by Clemenka and Smith on the
property which has about six years &c
run will not - affected by the new
lease.
The Hammond Realty Co.. an out
side corporation, represented In De
troit by A. j. DuCharme, has pur
chased 200 feet OF frontage OF
Twelfth-st.. between Porter and How
ard.sts. The property was purchased
from several individual owners ami
the price paid is reported at $3.50 pei
foot. The land lies Just north OF tn,
McHie-Scotten Tobacco CO.. and ther,
Is a rumor that II is to be used foi
an extension OF that plant II Is nov
occupied by seven frame houses, two
of which viii be removed by the for
mer owners.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17
Political Gossip

Chairman Alex ]. Groesbeck, OF the
Republican state committee, has is
sued statement showing contributions
of ;27.s26 to the Republican campaign
fuRd Of Michigan up to Oct. 15. The
following have given $1,000 apiece:
F. NJ. Alger, Charles b. Warren. P.
II. Mcmillan, III. ID. sheldon, +. Fl.
Walker, Col F. ]. Hecker, Joseph n.
Steere (I.ansing), Alex ]. Groesbeck.
Amos s. Musselman, Elliot T. Slocum.
Several have given $500. including
David c. whitney, J. B. Ford, ID. M.
Ferry, Jr., Grant Fellows (Hudson),
n. -UTfnr Young tfsnpemingt, Oramei
B. Fuller (fnnsing1, Az o. Carton
(Flint) .tsw.~~w Wedemeyer (Ann
Or MaFtindale, John w.
IIaarcr (Lansing). Franz Kuhn gave
$3.50. ----.-
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17

A special train will be sent through
the tenth congressional district by
the Republican state committee for
three days the first OF next week.
Secretary Wilson. OF the department
OF agricultural. will open the tour
by speaking in Bay City. Monday eve
ming. Amos Musselman and Pat"
Kelley will 20 with the train. All
points on The ID. q NJ. and the Macki-
nav division of the Michigan Central
win be- covered. The train will be
about four days ahead OF the Demo
cratic special covering the same
ground. ----.-~...- -. - ,--,---
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17

Matteo Locoricheo and VIncenzo
Leone. the two Italians arrested n few
days ago on a charge OF passing coun-
terfeit silver dollars were arraigned
before United States Commissioner
Hurd Wednesday morning and hear
inRs were set for next week.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17

Congressman Underwood. chairman
.af-ths MAYS and means COMMITTEES,
democratic leader Of the house, will
speak In the armory Monday evening,
Oct. rs. With Col. Bryan here Oct.
25, and Senator Gore next Saturday,
Detroit VIII have considerable roar
.ng- or big guns:----- r.~ -.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17

p,yoFcse ssm Gases Ssfe staftsd N the
Wayne-cfrcult court sas-follows: We'd
nesday: Cora vs. Fred III. Brooks:
Henrietta va. Dennis J, Constantine;
Marie M- John Of3ryan Johnston: Err
fch vs-. Berta- IL. Helm; Fannie vs.
samuel Shslkofsky,
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17

IHE the Suburban City Co. the Suburban Motor Car
considered In the
Is
be- Its values and
formation months
the experiments
building for
will end Of
which by
built
but 1t intended
ca u S
a will
liz considerably
ness chance of making good
yous
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17

Oscar B. Marx talked municipal
ownership at four meetings Il uesday
night ~tfv-said--th he--eity .administra-
n-needed- -mers-- honesty land, less
tsslk---He declared. that -ths- frequent
attempts to sssttle. the street car prob
lam by franchises. were unsuccessful
because franchise is necessarily a
compromise. and in a compromise the
people are forced TO make conces
sions which leave them weaker thaE
the company ne SAID that municipal
ownership rs the only solution, and
sRat any other settlement would be
JnTs a temporary solution.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
sss
os Grid erso

the suburban Motor Co and the
e TO so C. p
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17

Bursr ess-Iike Printins- no fuss :.nd
no feathers The plain. neat kind hat
looks right Ttnes Printing Co, ~
John n. -st Pm. Main 1898 or City stss.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17

Not on your life. Earle isn't getting
votes that way. The meeting took It's
scolding well and cheered the speak
er.
John |. Breck was elated Wednes-
day, at receiving canvass of eight
townships OF one county in tlte seven
tn congressional d.strict-Huron, San
ilac. Lapeer, St Clair. Macomb and
part of Wayne. The result showed:
Roosevelt, s7S; Wilson, 293; Taft.
249 The county chairman reported
that the poll was carefully and accur-
0tely taken.
The Republican state campaign
fund reported by Mr.. Groesbeck is
! probably twice as large as the Demo
crate and Progressive fund together"
said a man in the Bull Moose state
Office, Wednesday. In the Democratic
headquarters Secretary Garfield said
that Treasurer Lacy was busy get.
| ting up a similar statement OF the
Democratic "pitifully small fund.
The following speakers will visit
Michigan soon In the interest Of the
| Wilson Marshall ticket:
Former Congressman Lafe Pence,
CT Colorado. famous orator during
| the free silver days, who will speak
| in Caro-. Oct. 2S; Midland, 20: Alma,
80: Durand, 81.
Ex-Mayor George b. Mcclellan, OF
New York: Benton Harbor. Oct. 2S;
Ann Arbor. %.
Congressman Swager Sherley. OF
Kentucky: Charlotte, Oct. 22; Pom
tiac, %.
Judge NJ. v. Cannon. of Iowa Me-
nominee. Oct. 21; Crystal Falls, 20;
Negaunee, %; Marquette, "a; 500, 25;
St. Ignace. 26.
w. Il. Ryan, OF Washington. ID. c.,
| In Detroit all next week.
A. Lapin Cohen, OF the law firm OF
Baubie, Sayres a Cohen, candidate
for alderman in the Fifth ward on
the Progressive ticket. has issued a
lchallenge TO his opponents Theodore
L. Berry and Herman Sternhagen, Re.
publicans. and Joseph Schemansky
and John c. Bauer. Democrats, to =
Joint debate. to enable the Fifth
warders to decide who is the best
man to represent them. VI
Saturday nights Republican meet
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CITY OF DETROIT.

OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER.
Sept. 30. 1912
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17

Government
and order accommodate who ays not hsd
bsenm witteni
and BOUND IN HEAVY CLOTH an attractive ana
for Act quickly .
this OFFER q limited time only
EACH BOOK SENT BY MAIL 15c EXTRA FOR POSTAGE
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17

Bisifuy alexander walteFs, OF New
York. will address the colored voters
OF Detroit, "Wednesday, .Oct- "a. on
"How to make the Negro vote a
factor" Bishop Walters is speaking
in the interests OF Gov. Wilson. Col.
William Murrell and DR.. A. p. Miller
Win come with him. The meeting
viii be held in cohcordia nail
: The Republicans stole "a march on
their opponents early in the campaign
when they engaged the armory for
every Saturday night In addition, the
Marx men have secured the building
for n meeting on the Monday before
election. thus forcing the Democrats
and Progressive out OF the only hall
Of suficient size for "a big rally for the
three DAYS preceding. Tuesday. The
pull Moose will probably hold meet
ing there Friday night, Nov. 1, and
rho Democrats will have TO be con-
tent with smaller meeting about town.
In a meeting In an Eastend hall,
tuesday nTght. someone not quite
familiar with American idiom suggest
ed that Horatio Earle upset the
tfrfnks.s- Mr.-Earle took-fire immedt
ately. and announced that he was not
making that sort OF campaign He
told the crowd that he is not Prohibt
'ionist, and believes In every man
r.iiipe his own affairs I'm that regard;
that he himself was not ayerse 10 a
glass of beer. But buy beer for a
crowd 20 set men 70 vote for Earle?
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17
NEW YORk COTTON

Cotton prices reported by Hayden.
Stone Co, Oct is; /f/ sf
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17

Not on your life. Earle isn't getting
votes that way, The meeting took It's
scolding well and cheered the speak
er.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17

being so poorly dra!ucd tina; 4 very slight
rain VIII put i. put OF commission.
FROM present indications the lineup for
thc initial gam" Of the season VIII he as
ioHows: Sciiert (captain), cateE4-: Stafford
or fucker, pitcher; Page. first nasc: Patton.
second Hase: fiartscll. shortstop; spcer.
third base: Tucker or Stafford left ncd
Farmer cenirc field; Foster. right field.
Page. who Inns been playing first base for
the last Two or three practices, has been
chewing up well: last year lie was utility
mnn Foster in right field is =; sophomore.
VINO 'ricd Tor the team for tho nrst Time
ms year. His WORT while not exceptional.
has been very good, and he mas shown abll-
~ TO III, the ball.
rho team this season should continue the
record for heavy hitting made ny the teams
OF ;he last two seasons. all OF the hiitcrs
o! last Years team with tho exception OF
Brown. right held. are tho team this
year
Wednesday, afternoon at O'Clock with
appropriate exercises. ground was broker,
Tor the Y VI Z. a. bu!idins. which viii be
erected Oh The campus directly back of the
second ana ihFd dornitor!ca and facing tho
athletic field.
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COLLEGE COMING
BACK IN SPORTS
Baseball Candidates Show Form
and Are Anxious to Work
for Alma Mater.

Richmond College hopes to have a win
plng team on the diamond this season.
Sesther coach McSein nor Captain Meredith
.'are great deal to say but they are cp-
\ lSa..tc- "a vast array az talent has nude
7ss appearance For every posiLion on the
Haam there nrc at ieasJ Ave or six nppi-
pants and this number is increasing daily.
~ interest IS TO count FOR anything. then
s;he Spiders Will surely turn ont a winner.
weather conditions have been a handicap.
Srhc men havo had little work In the open,
put ina gym" has been busy each alter.
noon.
Coach MoNcili Is n Arm believer in not
tnFerwoEking his men. He thinks that light
wort Systematically carried on viii tel.
inorS IN iho long run ihan trying to force
zach man 10 his utmost at tho outset
$-phch ONci'l. Il should be Remembered was
gan oid limo spider star, and knows thc
.rarne from beginning to end. Along with
& Ba'g phillips who vii! he well Remembered
Spy the older fans he made Richmond Col.
aHse f name 70 be conjurcd Win on III,
Ediamo'd. In those days the local schoo
held i's own with the best In the country
1 Later came The lean days. when COLLEGE
spiI!tfu CODED and tew men could be Undue.
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iI'RGInIA LOSES
TO Big LEAGUERS
Washington Americans Find Ii
Easy 10 Turn Tables OH
Collegians.
FINAL SCORE is 10 TO /
3oeliling, OF Richmond Battle
Axe Team, Pitches Three En-
nings for Professionals.

Ar special to rho Times Dispatch.l
g charlottesville, Va. March iS.-With
siirginias second string of pitchers in
She huN the Washington American
league club ioui.a it IN easy matter
% turn tn" tabics ON the Collegians
Go-daN. the HuAi score being 8 TO l..
the crowd was disappointed at no.,
jseeing Malice johnson ana RiXey On
Ene mound
Grant, C;ouuhuc and Todd were sent
n hy Coach Rigirr, ma the two first
FAMED wero hit freely. tile Nationals
occurring Il total ui thirteen hits. in
Guiding three triples and i've doubles
K The professionals also used tllrco
WRITERS. Long Tom hughes started
ri and allowed but Two hits IN the
3hreu innings he oihciatod Joe Bocn-
Sins, Of the Richmond Battle .ANc team
.Nirlcd the last three innings. he
ssucd two passes and was found for
.wo hits The oul. time al Lat he
incd out :, two Dagger 10 deep centre.
< Virginia missed tho services Of its
Star shortst0p. Douglas, who strained
4 tendon in the FIRST inning aud retired
IN favor Of Hewitt. who had three
arrors. In tnc eighth inning. RiNcy
DATED for McMnrrics and nailed ono of
Boehling's curves TO left Held
secured the other hit of
Eochlinc.
rhr professionals ncided sharply,
Henry putting up an especially good
game at backstop. Captain McBr.d.
ted at bat, with Il triple, double and n
single
captain Carter felded brilliantly for
Virginia. accepting sixteen chances
without slip UP. Despite his errors.
Hewitt had six assists ana two put
outs. Eitchct and rinlay secured two
hits each.
The teams play again on Monday.
Score By innings;
II II. u.
....colo2s3o-lli3l
Virginia .....000O g. SO
Hughes. Akers. Bochling and Henry.
Grant, Goohue. Todd ana l'iulay.
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line
EFEEcT!vB JANUARY LIST. is,

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DALE
For Florida and South: s;ls A az ana
':S 7. NJ. .lo:N p. NJ. iOo A. II
For Norfolk: 500 A. IL. a:ol p. N. ts
For " W. Ry. West: s::s A. NJ. 1000
A "a, 3:0o +. IA, $40 p. n.
For peteIsturs; leo A. NJ. s:E A N.
SIS A NJ. 800 A. H., 1850 A n. 500 T.. n,
.:io y. M. e:@ l.. NJ, tax p. NJ. $50 p. NJ,
il:&5 p. x.
For GoldAboro and Fayetteville: .k:ls p, Il
Trains arrive Richmond daily: A:<e A. NJ
$50 a. 81. $40 a. ". at 90 A. ", ss:H A.
al. .'lo:B a. N. 100 A. ". $500 r. NJ,
"lto r. H.. 6:o6 p. "a, 6:35 p. n. 500 Il. AZ,
500 T.. NJ, 1880 P. n
Except Sunday. 'sunday only. aExcspt
Monday.
TINS Of arrival and departure ana con
uecuons not Guaranteed
:. CAMPBELL D. p. A.. Ea Main 81
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Railroads
sEABoARD AIR LIME

Southbound trains scheduled TO leaye Rich
mond daily: 9:l0 A.. M.-Local to Norlinn.
i:2o p. M.-Slcepers and coaches. Atlanta,
Birmingham, Savannah. Jacksonville. s:1S p.
M.-FlorIda Limited (excopt Sunday. 0;42 p.
r. M.-seepers and coaches. Birmingham,
Memphis. Sorthbound trains scheduled to
arrive IN Richmond daily: $50 A. M, 7:as a.
~. p:2s a. NJ. Except Monday. sos r. M.
ESQ T., NJ. Local
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17

ed TO help. That time has ali passed. Tho
success Of tho track team. in the face az a
disastrous football scnson has brought the
school TO realize tina, work is all tnti is
needed. Candidates FOR tile bail team are
anxious To work, aad Coach Mcneil viii
give them plenty .: il until the season
opens.
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TEAM NOT IN CONDITION
FOR ITS OPENING GAME
and McchnnlcuI VIII PIny
initial Contest of Season Agninst
Triuity Park on Monday
lSreclal To The Times- nispnlch.

ta,,-,T ~ ~. - r. 49,, P,t'c',,l
further days for rrnc'iee and with only
Two practices hein This week. tho baseball
team is no condition to put Up i s,ruug
game against Trinity Park Monday In the
opening game Of tho season. The outcome
Of the game i very problematlc;tl as ;hc
team 80 Gar has not had more than iivc or
siH good practices. the diamond and outfcd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17

.Daily. Weekdays. eSundays only
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
Except trkins leaving so q. m. and S. 20 q. m
stop al Elba. Time OF arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Read the sigpa.
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OLD DOMINIoN LINE.

OLD DOMINION LINE.
Iv. Richmond foot OF Ash st. daily7:Oo p NJ
Leave Newport News. 90 4. NJ,
1ti''S a. NJ
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily. except Sunday
700 +. NJ. Connections also made by NJ &
w. Ity. T.. NJ. and c. & O. Ry.' ut 4 T.. NJ.
Night line steamers stop at Ciaremont to
land or receive passengers on signal, and
viii be met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. effective
March D.-James River by daylight for
Norfolk ana Old Point, Newport News and
all James River landings. Steamer leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at $3.50 a.
~. Freight received tor ali James River
landings. Phone Madison It's.
Main Ticket Office. SCI e. Main Street
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PKEMIEk CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
NJ B--Following schedule figures publish
ed as Information and not guaranteed:
For the South-Daiiy: o:lo a. NJ Loca,
1915 A. ~ Express. 600 p. NJ Express
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for At
lRnta and Birmingham. Has p ST. Express.
Week Days: 3:co p. NJ. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 p. M.-Daily.-ConnectinE for Bai-
timore Mon. Wed. and Friday. $500 A. NJ
Ex- Sun. and 2:l5 p. M.-Mon.. We'd and
Friday-Local.
Trains Arrive n1chmonc
From the South: 800 A. ~, $40 A. N
400 y. M. sos P. NJ, daily; 1e:65 Esx Sun
From West Point: $3.50 A. N daily. II :s5 a
III. Mon, We. and Fri. AIS p. NJ Ex sun.
g. e. BURGESS. D. p. A.,
eU e. Main 81. 'Phnne MadlGon IN
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Richmond & Petersburg electric Railwa

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets. for Petersburg:
&c. 4. 3. 80 10. IL. 'i2 4. Il. l. 4 q, g. 6.
''645. &c. I. 8, . 10 p. Ii.
li:oo p. e. for Chester. n:oo midnight %.
Petersburg.
Cars leave Peisrsburs. foot of sycamor.
Street. for Manchester:
tsls. t:'s. ''7:i5 'I:. s:ss. s:a5. 'io:ss. liza;
a. H.. lass. .l:ss. s:s5. ASS. 'i3s. 5:3s. s:3S.
'i:2e. S:a5. 9:S5. 'lo:io. u:40 p "
tDaily except Sunday and hoiidays
Carries luggage and exproaR
''Limited, except Sunde5a and holidayl
All car. rom Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond. -.
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APRIL 9Th. SIS days; siS5
MAY 18th, % days; $3.50
NORTH CaFE-RUSSLA
JUNE 18th. Fares $500 up.
20 itineraries offering splcn-
did routes. Concessions to
Orga ni2ers.
Trank G. Clark. Times u
y. II. Bowman, 70; Z. aIaii
YIN.
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kICnAoNp AND CHEsAPEAKE GAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Bcheduie of electric ,ralns to ,and from
Ashland. stopping at intermediate stations
upon signal: Lv. Richmond (Broed and
Laurel sts.): '6:oo. .7:lo. s:1ob. s;lo ..io 40,
n;io A M; i:i0. 2:Io 5:io. t:isb. $50. 6:2o,
I:l0, S:l0b. 10:la H:i5 +. u. Ly Ashland: :
s6:so. 7b. & eb. 10. ''u A NJ, 'la M, s.i. q
J, & OBJ. q. Z. 8. sb. IL p. II.
Daily except Sunday ''Sundsy only
hCarries baggage.
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Photo by Foster
This product OF i.ouisn ntands six feet
two inchen'fn hir stockings. fS ms strong
nv mule having worked nIl his life
ON farm. lie weighs 1B2 hounds, md
while not claiming any knoyIedEe Of
the lighting game, is willing to learn.
Mike Donaldson has nGiIecd to handle
the younBster.
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Railroads
Richmond, FredGriCkSb'g & Potomac R.R.
T0AH0 FROM WASHING TON AND BEYOND.
Leave Richmond
Arrive Richmond
RECOMMENDATION TRkjNS-WEEKOAYS

RCCURHuDHITUN IREIES-WtEKUAYS.
Leave byrd 81. Sta. 100 P. II. for Fredericksburg
Leave Elba Sta. $50 A. H., 80 r. 81 for Ashland
Arrive Byrd 81: STA. S.25 AN. from Fretericksb'g
Arrive Elba Sta. ESQ A. n, 80 Pm from ashland.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NoRFoLT-
Schedule In OBJECT January list, 1872
Loave BYRD Street Station. RI .hnond, FOR
NORFOLK: $500 A. NJ, $500 z. n, 1910 r. q
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST: .s.li
A. a. 10000 a. M, 800 p. M, '3:26P. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: eli 40 A. M.
s6:35 p NJ. 80 +. -. From the West: 1910
A. NJ. a2:o0 J.. n, b1:to p NJ. 's:05 r. NJ.
900 r. II.
sDaily aDaliy e1. Sunday. bsunday only.
Pullman Paior and Sleeping Cars.
w. B. BEVILL. 49, C. II. BOsLEr,
10 p, a.. RoRnokn.s D. p. A.. Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
Merchants and Miners Transportation ca

EoriUi., tG huston. Mnss.. nns
Providence, X. 1.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston-Dally.
except Thursday; for Providence. Mon. Wed.
sind Sat at P. Il. Passengers and freight
takon for ali England poini Tickets
on sale at oh,ce C. q o. Ry.. a. q w. Ry
g. II. Bowman. 7o3 East Main, and Hi.hmont.
lTanffc' 60. soJ East Aair-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
GOING ABROAD7

Make reservations now and secure
best accommodations. Only office rep
resenting all lines. including Thomas
Cook & Son. +. G. Clark and Bartlett
Tours. Patronize home industry. Phone
Madison 5154.
s.. X. BOWMAN,
Southern Tourist Agent. III.