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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07
MRS. D. 7. HOWELL ENTERTAlNS.

Mrs. D. J. Howell entertained in.
formally Yesterday afternoon at one
of the prettiest parties OF the season.
The decorations were all in keeping
with the approaching Saint Valentines
day. The ices were red hearts pierced
with candy arrows. the minis and
cakes were also in form OF hearts and
the almonds were served in dainty it'll G
red baskets. The prizes, attractive brass
trays, were won by Mrs. C. C. Lead
bea,er, Mrs. D. Monkey Lowe, Mrs.
Robert Barrett and Miss Cora Smoot,
Mrs. Howells guests we're Mrs. Law
renee Stabler. Mrs. Gardner l. Boothe,
Mrs. William Boothe, Mrs. William
WatLles, Mrs. Hugh Mcclure, Mrs.
Stewart Jamison, Mrs. Mickey Lowe,
Miss Loula Smoot, Miss Cora Smoot,
Mrs. William B. Smoot, Mrs. Richard
Gibson. Mrs. William Il. gcrlield,
Mrs. Emmett c. Dunn, Mrs. James
Reid of The Plains, Mrs. Robert Bar.
rett, Mrs. Thomas Cochran, Mrs. T..
Marshall Jones, Mrs. G. c. Leadbeater,
Mrs. Thomas Robinson, Miss Petroula
Powell, Mrs. B. Fleet Board, Mrs. A.
D. Brockct, Mrs. Louis Scott, Mrs,
George Uhlcr, Mas Emily Gibson.
Mrs. Edward Kempcr, Mrs. Louis
Barley, Mrs. George EvaDs. Miss Rose
Macdonald. Mrs. Harry Burke, and
Mrs. Arthur Sno WIDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Struck on the head with piece o.
coal by his playmate, Oscar Tharp, il
q quarrel over 4 sled. Earl Thompson
died yesterday in NTuncie, Ind, 1t
Tharp's arms OF cerebral hemorrhage
The boys had been constant con,pan
ions. After Thompson's death. Tharp,
sobbins 7 didn't mean to do it," was
taken 10 police headquarters.
Fire winch broke out early yester.
day destroyed the plant OF the Barnard
& 1.eas Manufacturing Company
builders OF flour milling machinery al
Moline, ILL.,. The loss is estimated n
$500, 900.
Fifteen hundred Chinese Imperial
troops were killed or wounded and SOC
captured in 4 battle at Chui Chow
Monday, according to cablegram re.
ceived in San Francisco yesterday. The
revolutionists captured 500 Chow, in
Whei province Chi Chow, the scene oil
yesterdays battle, is in kiang Su
province.
Fear OF = race war exists in Fulton,
county, n.y., i'll the extreme western
end OF the state, according to com
munication from the county Judge re.
ceived by Governor McCreary. The
trouble seems TO have started in the
cotton growing section OF the county
between the whites and negroes. No,
tees have been posted warning negroe:
to leave the western section Of the
county Two white men have been
killed recently and negro boy was
shot and wounded. Several arrests
have been made and at the suggestion
OF the county Judge. Governor Nc
Crearv offered reward OF SO each
for the arrest OF the two white men who
shot the negro boy.
Conductors and Motormcn OF the
Chicago Railway Company at a mas:
meeting Monday night voted to sup
nit an utimatum to the company
immediately to dismiss James B. flo
garth, the new superintendent, or face
walkout that will effect every line
on the west and north sides OF TIT
city. Hogarth came FROM the east
few months ago aud has Instituted
many changes which are obiectionablt
to the employees. The charge va:
made against Hosarth that in order
to cut down expenses OF the company
he is arranging for the dismissal o
all OF the men now earning 80 cents
an hour. All OF these men have
been in the service five or more years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07
SEVEN BANDITS
HOLD Up TRAIN.
Mail Clerk Escapes and Runs q Mile
TO Make Repertoire Mail
Pouch Secured.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO RESCUE.
Intellectual Attempts tc Dynamite Pig
Saie--Memphis Hears ENploSIon-BaR
dts Still at Large.

Memphis, Tenn. Feb. For The
second time within the last two months,
Rock Island train No. IS was held up
by bandits early today near Hubert,
Ark. Seven men were in the party
who attacked the train but secured only
one package OF registered mail.
| H. M. Beadle. mail clork OF the
train, escaped from the robbers and ran
\ mile to. Hubert where he reported the
hold-up. Ho said two men boardsa
the train at the railroad crossing be.
You'd the bridge Just outside Of HUI.
bert and that three more swung aboard
at the l.evec little further on.
Hubert is aboutl3 miles from Mem.
phis.
A report to Superintendent A. V.
Copoly, Of the Rock Island says that
seven masked men were concerned in
the robbery and that the only article OF
value they got was single pouch OF
registered mail.
!. .trr advices received here say that
the robuers looted both the express safe
and the mail car. The express cora-
panyls Withholding all information AZ
TO the amount taken. One report STATES
that the amount may reach $50, 900.
Two registered mail sacks we're taken.
Two attempts were made to 6yna.
mite the big safe in the express car.
Both failed. Two heavy charges wore
exploded, but the safe wss merely
turned over on its side, and the express
car badly damaged.
Up to noon today no trace OF the rob-
bers had been found.
Chicago, Feb. IA report from the
scene of the hold-up near Memphis,
received at the general offices Of The
Rock Island Railroad Company here.
indicates that the train robbers ss.;urel
only one mail pouch. The report say.
the robbers used two large charges Of
dynamite on the express car and blew
it to pieces. The through SAFE was
blown open, hut it's contents, losathsr
with the debris OF the car, was dsstFoy.
ed by fire. Official. here state that
only express packages ware contained
in this safe. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07
EMPEROR OPENS
THE RE|CH5TAG.
Ceremony Takes Place in the White
Marble Hall of the Imper-
ial Palace.
THE SOCIALISTS ARE ABSENT.
They, However, Meet Other Members
al ReichstagCreat Cap Caused By
Defeat ofG0vernment at Election.

Berlin, Feb. with all the social
lists absent, Emperor William today
opened the Red Reiahstag" in person
with apIea for an increase in Ger
many's land and sea forces.
The ceremony took place in the
White Marble Hall, OF the Imperial
Palace. Only 2S7 representatives we're
present. the other 10 members being
Socialists. AS the emperor arose to
make his address there was much
speculation rs 10 what his real tn oughts
were as lie saw the great gap that had
been made Mt the recent election. At
the opening Of the previous Reicbstag,
there were only So Socialist abscntees.
The kaiser, however, made no refer
ence to the defeat the government had
suffered ut the polls. He opened his
address with reference to the friendi.
ness existing between Germany and all
the powers. He declared that e was
bis purpose to promote peace both 1T
home and abroad.
In order TO do this il was necessary,
however, for Germany to be able at all
times to protect her possessions and
her national honor. 10 this end, the
kaiser urged bis bearers that it was
their duty to support loyalty y measure
which would soon be placed before
them for strengthening both the sea
and land forces OF The nation.
Following the kaiser's address, the
members returned to the Reichstag
where the Socialists we're awaiting them.
In accordance with custom the body
was called to order by the oldest mem
Der. This year the honor fell to Albert
TRIGGER. aged 81, member OF the PEG.
Plies progressive party. Afetr a brief
session, adjournment was taken until
tomorrow whent a president, ,vice-presi-
dent and other officers will be chosen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07
.R|XEY TO APPEAR MONDAY
On that Day Judge Barley Will
Order Him Sent to the Mar.
ion Asylum.

Judge Louis C. Barley OF the cor
poration court has instructed Or. J.
S. Delarnette OF the Western Asylum
nj Staunton to have G. Jones Rixey.
former. president aud5 treasurer OF the
Virginia Sale Deposit and Trust Cor
poration in AIexaneria on next Mon
day morning at which time he will
enter an order. for AFR. Rixey's con-
tinement in the hospital for the Grim
inal Insane at Marion, Va. This is IN
accordance With his &nnolncerscnta on
February 1st after hearing the Prgu-
ments OF Mr.. Rixey's counsel to have
him kept at Staunton.
Ii is understood that Sergeant Cox
will be sent to Marion with Mr.. Rixey
and on his arrival at Richmond, en-
route to Marion Mr.. Rixey's attorneys
will endeavor to secure 4 writ Of habeas
corpus which will bring the question
OF Mr.. Rixey's confinement heforc that
BODY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07
NEW REVOLUTION
IN MENIGO

FL Paso, Tex, Feb. 7.-Folloues, OF
Emilio Gomez are gathering in FL Sa.p
today and o iunta has been oseaetl
here to push the new revolt against the
Madero government. Paslino aLar,I-
nez, Gomez's private secretary, i, here,
and others OF less prominence are ar
irving hourly.
Every train from the interior OF Mex
leo brings scorcs OF refugees. amsng
them families OF prominent Mexieans
and Americans. All bridges on the
Mexican Northwestern Railroad sOuth
OF Gases Grandes have been destroyed
according to reports.
Five hundred federal troop. GRE on
route to Juarez, but it is DOT believed
they will be able to reach there.
Indignantly denying the report sAHt
to Washington by Col. Steever. com.
manding the United States troops bees
that he would head new revolution.
Gen. Orozco dictator OF tue state OF
chihuahua, Mexico. today pushed
plans for bringing about peace 10 !sr
territory under his control.
Washington, Feb. War psnart-
lnsnt dispatches from Col. J.. L..
Steover, at III Paso, detailing the cap
ture Of 10 armed Mexican revolution
lists on the American side Of the border
this morning, reawakensd rumots Of
al American military demonstration
alamo rho Rio Eranda
! Col. Steever's report stated that tho
armed band bad been captured sy
American troops IS mile, northaas, 81
FL Paso. They we're surrounded kv
the American soldiers. overpo*erea.
and taken prisoners. No decision has
been reached as yet regarding their ei..
position.
While awaiting further word FROM
the State Department before @cT'ps
any OF the 1900 troops pow held III
readiness to advance on the Msyicaa
border, the War Department today
kept close watch on tue movements
OF General Pascual Orozco, leader OF
the Maderi.t forces at chihuahua, rhe
has been reported by Col. r.. L:
Steever. Z. S. A.. in cou,uand n FL
Paso, to be the possible head OF oam
revolution in chihuahua.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07
BANQUET WAS
4 GREAT SUCCESS.
Business Men Hear Brilliant Speeches
at Banquet of Chamber
of Commerce.
CARLIN WAS POSTMASTER.
Audience " idly Cheers Name Of Sena-
tor Marlin When Suggested as Demo-
cratic Presidential Nominee.

! The anticipatiOnS OF those who at
tended the third annual banquet of
the Chamber Of Commerce last night
we're more than realized. II was
unanimously agreed that it was one
of the most pleasant social gather
ings ever Witnessed in this city. The
speakers were at their best. the mu-
sic eniivening and the menu invit-
ing. The feast was held in the audi
forum OF the Elks' Hall. one OF the
most fitting places for such an event
thai could be designed. The room had
been tastefully decorated with gar
lands and flags. and palms and flow
ers were in profusion. Rammel
Brothers. who were the caterers, had
omitted nothing that could have add
ed to the pleasure of any one. while
the banquet committee Of the Cham
per of Commerce had anticipated
everything needful for such an occa-
sion. and their program was carried
OUT 10 the letter. The service was
excellent. and there were no yexa-
tious delays as aften occur when
large parties are 10 be handled.
The hosts welcomed the guests as
they entered the hall and escorted
them 10 the Elks' Lodge Room in the
upper story. where about half an
hour was spent in renewing acquain-
tances and forming new ones. A
number OF guests from Washington
and nearby places were among those
present.
1t was nearly nine O'Clock when
the palace car Mount Vernon" ar
rived with Congressman and other
guests from Washington. and few
minutes later the company was in
yired 10 the banquet room in the
main auditorium. Seats had been
assigned the guests by number. and
there was no confusion in securing
places az the table.
Mr.. Robert S. Jones. president Of
the Chamber OF Commerce. who pre-
sided. raped the company to order,
when Rev. II. NJ. Canter, pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church South
invoked a blessing. The discussion
of the feast followed, the following
being the menu:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07
Relief for Hollands Island.

Washington. Feb. 1.-The revenue
cutter Apache witb Z doctor on board
loaded with coal, provisions. and first
aid supplies, was dispatched full speed
from Baltimore early yesterday to the
relief of the four hundred inhabita ntsioi
Hollands Island in Tangier Sound
lower Chesapeake Bay, off marshy,
desolate part Of the Maryland shore.
Tie island has bcen cut off thirty.tWc
days by heavy ice flows jammed into
Taugler Sound by the strong winter
gales. It is feared that famine, pesti'
leuce, or some other disaster has come
upon the people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07
Petit Fuors
RoQueiort
Bent'S
Cafe Noir
I.iqueur
.COrTcz

AS the feast was drawing 70 2
close. AIR. Robert S. Jones raped
the company TO order and in a short
but appropriate address formally vel
coined the company. At the conclusion
of which he introduced Hon. c. c.
Carlin. who was POSTMASTER OF the
occasion. Mr.. Carlin was received
with the usual applause which greets
him whenever he appears in our
social gatherings. He gave 4 rapid
resume of local and national legisla-
tion now before Congress, as we'll as
the political conditions with which
the country is surrounded on the
approach of the meeting of national
conventions which are 10 nominate
candidates for the presidency.
He also called attention 10 a bill
which had been introduced In the
Virginia Legislature which. if passed
would take about $4,000 from the
revenue OF the city OF Aleyapdria.
He called upon the people Of this city
10 vie with those in other places 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07
MacFariand to he Executed,

Newark. y. j., Feb. AFTER
denying all motion made by bis at
torney to set aside the verdict and for
new trial Chief Judge Gummcre
today sentenced Allison MacFarlaud,
convicted last week OF the murder oil
his vile by cyanide OF potassium to be
executed at Trenton, during the week
be ginning March IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07
FUNERAL.

The funeral OF the late Mrs. Matilda
Fleischmann took place from st. Mary g
Church this morning. and was at
tended by friends and acquaiDtances Of
The family. The services we're con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Kelly. The
palbearers we're Messrs. George IL.
Schwarzmann, Alonzo Woliord, F. p.
Russell, r. NJ. Collum. j. B. Fitzger.
aid, ohm Perrard, V. r. Balm and j..
+. Burrill.
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Echo OF Beattie Case.

Especial Dispatch to the Gazctte.l
Richmond, Va, Feb. SENATOR
Watkins today offered bill directing
the Auditor OF Public Accounts to pay
S2.727 .02 for the trial OF the iamaus
Beattie murder case in Chesterfield
county last August. The blls have
never been paid because there vas no
provision in law for so doing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07

II of the estate Of CARLlE F. CAMP
BELL, deceased. all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present same duly verified to
me for payment, and al persons indebt-
ed to said estate are hereby notified TO
make settlement Of such Indebtedness
to me. WIN. ]. WILKINS.
febi lot Administrator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07
New American Ambassador,

Washington, Feb. President
Taft this afternoon nominated Forme
Governor Myron T. Herrick, OF Ohio,
to be American Ambassador at Paris.
succeeding Robert Bacon. I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07

DEGREES OF divorce ou charges OF de-
sertion were granted 10 the Corpora
tan Court yesterday morning TO iva ~ &.
Luce SipondS from George 4. 6ipea'!s,
and to Lillian Belle Q. Jetsy fem
Clifford Jetsr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07

A meeting OF Washington Lodge Of
Perfection No Z. will be held in Masonic
Temple, Friday. February 9th, 1912 at
7:S0 p. %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07

Be sure to 60 to the church OF your
choice next Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07

Be sure to go TO the church OF your
cheice next Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07

Be sure to 70 to the church OF your
eholcs next Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07
Martini
L.ynnhaven Bay

Queen Olives Celery
English Water Biscuit
NorfOlkS Fried, ala Maryland
Waldorf Relish
Roast Philadelphia Turkey. with
Cranberry
Smithfeld Ham Old Orkney Tongue
Chicken Salad. ala Normande
Lettuce and Tomatoes. ala
Mayonnaisc
Sailed Almonds Diplomatic Rolls
Ncapolitan Ice Cream, with
NaraschinO Cherries
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-07

Sun and Tide Table.
High Tide ll.42 2. finland
Goo pm. Sun rises 20.
4. N. and sets 5.4l p. IN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31
Gpr sails

Will Bell At sXcE1RICE IAyDYts
business College: life scholarship
Eor information call at 31i North
Iwenty.ninth. City.
WE BUY, SELL AND lXCIIANGE
secondhand machinery Of every de-
scription. I. BLUFOED & Co, 1888
East Cary street.
$3.50 Apply ii North Linden. ~
FOR SALE. TWO SFCoND-uAND
runabouts. cheap. Apply, mt No. col
= North Jefferson Street.
FOR SALE, ONE IHIG -GRADE RUB
tor ,,,ei business ,ns buggy: $50: two
cunning ordor. $50. X. MiYER's
Suns. i;il L. Cary street.
Wi J., !. ,I,., 70 MAKE 4 CHANGE;
sen the entire business or an in
i iSres, IN well established, good pay
i s,So retail oda business now doing nearly
pest retail location in Richmond.
answer L. lSI. care Times dispatch.
FOR SALE. OLD NIAIIoGANY BOOK
S HaSS, q, diamond names. in fine order,
iieen IN family for generations. For
particulars address lS5. care
Timcs-Dlspatch.
CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE IL
n HTant . Of city doing good business.
,N'i Scii ~ II s;lcrltlCc 10 a quick
Dispatch.
FOR SALE. QUNRTERED OAK BUF-
Iet. 1uartcred oak china press. oak
silver press. extension table nud
six chairs MI In perfect condition
and comparatively new. Address NJ.
care OF Post-onicc Box a0i
FOE. SALE CiAsoLENE ENGINES:
VIII trade for mule or horse, Also
two slate mantcls and latrobe stove
Call Monroe 2GS3
FOR SALE. NICE LIGHT BUST
price asked. Address j 12s. care
Times Dispatch.
ELECTRIC MOTOR. I-2 HORSE
power. direct current Apply IL "
Thirteenth street.
FOR SALE, TIE LARGEST STOCK
OF trucks. grocery and delivery wa
SonS In the city; also a carload of
high grade buEGies. Surveys aud run
abouts: Just received; repairing ana
rcpninting and rubber tire work 4
North Eighteenth Street.
FOR SALE. NICE. DRY, LEVI SEC
ton In Rivcrvicw Cemetery. 1911
West Main street.
80 CALLING CARDS, rs CENTS: 1000
business cards, So 80. See them IN
window. LEA:>E PRINTING CO
sos L. Main Street.
WILL DISPOSE or MY KNABE PIANO
at a sacrifice: also nice young horse.
G 90, care Tmos- Dispatch.
For SALE, ONE HEAVY. AND ONE
Hight delivery wagon, ono wood wa J.
Eon, Que Babcock runabout. Apply
tIhGkSTON'S. 1oi2 East Cary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31

$50 ACRES, RIVER FARM, WITHIN
y miles of Richmond: $50 acres t.,
a high state of CIVILIZATIONS balance
In original and high grade second
Srowth, estimated to cut from 5000
QUO to 100000 feet. This property
Is In one mile of railroad: BUILDINGS
consist of good or l0-room resi-
aencc. two barns, stable. etc. repre-
sehtinS value or $4,000. This pron
erty can be bought IL sold quickly
for $4,000. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31
Hoo TO Sh0b bv Null

tho
to
xcnor freede
Tor
on The TimeJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31

Sc ACRES ON BROAD STREET ROAD
Tor $50 per acre. This property Is
mighty improved: nil In high state
OF cultivation: good six-room rest
ucncc, numerous outbuildlnEs: can
be turned for $500 per acre within
sixty days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31

$50 ACRES IN LuNENBuRG COUNTY.
rapidly growing town: new .ronm,
residence, barn, stable. sheds. etc:
~ acres In good state of cultivation
eaiance in timber: will cut 200, 900
icct of timber and 10000 raflrooJ
ties; easy terms. Price. s4.ooo o'u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31

Eoigoo FOR TIMBER ON 500 ACRES
tand IN Powhatan county, two miles
from railroad. This timber consista
nri,ncipaily OF original growth white
99T k6o estimated ni,ed to cut 100000 feet Get
n NIL rhilroau ties and 1000 cords
Tulb wood; also large lot hIckorv
JARRETT G,si, & Co. IS North seventh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31

FERTILE VIRGINIA FARMS. SIS FER
acre aud IN; easy payments; produc-
tive. soil mild climate. nns water
good roads, close markets, unaur.
passed school and social advantagcs
Write for latest issue of "rhe South
crn Homeseeker."i Other attractive
literature and low excursion rates
T. II. tLABAUME. Agricultural Agen,
Norfolk and Western Railway, Box
1925, Roanoke, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31
HOMES AND INVESTMENTS by AMOS
PolNDENTER. Travellers Build

On Broad Street Road. 90 acres. With
hesfr, ihrio o very good cottage;
per acre Fifteen acres, elevated To-.
Satlon. for 5000 on same road,
we oitcr for the first time a nice old
acres elear gs,a ana of 29o acres; $50
rich land; 40 acres in good timber
pine and oak. Thousands OF white
TaH pa twos, ties can he gotten. Five
srain barn, several stables and other
outpqildlngs Fine shade trees and
water. Sold to settle estate Price.
from city. i'i'ie"
Adjoining. and owned by same parties
as as above ll9-acre farm; 90 acres
some iin m ti,nhm,' 81 running inning stream:
fer on these two properties, as es
tate must be sold
Granlpped dairy farms near our city.
Fine cows, horses, hogs and every.
ming on farm goes. Owner will sell
on any, reasonable terms. See us
about these daisies
In Highland Park we have several
S Mny non homes so, np,to-date in every
shade. and on trolley line. iTios;
l nIee Ss:So% up pors On Fourth Avenue
Snrn; aftesinn water coal and wood
i
y good cheap Hanover county truck
iarm OF $50 acres. II miles north OF
city, half-milc of G.. e. q. II. n. sta
ton; new 5-room dwelling: summer
kltchcn; barns. stable. sinokehousc.
henhousc. etc. Some fence $500
worth poplar trees, $1,000 Of pine.
II. T. D.. school, church and store
near. a fine trucking soil, no better.
VIII swap for city property. Price.
$4,10o Easy terms.
Don't YOU know YOU arc missing the
chance OF your life by not coming
10 sec us! We can show you BY
facts and figures what we have some
for others. which should certainly
prove that We can do the same for
you, Plenty good things on tho
market heing sold for various rea :
SONS, We claim the proud distinc-
ton OF not ever having sold niece
of property but what we or other
agents have rcscl1 for IL good profit
10 the investor Why say more.
Drop in to see us and be convinced.
Building = H' '-g ifl- go
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iaral Gsra1r 5rpr aalr
= - -----~----N -
GARRETT 6 co.

FoRTY-FINE ACRES OK BROAD
street Road, siXroom residence and
all necessary ontbuiidings, in good
conditions: thirty acres in high state
OF cultivation, balance in timber.
This property can be bought. IL sold
Quickly. for $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31

i.o5o-THIS ONE YOU WILL SIMPLY
have to sec to appreciate it, \ home
beautiful on the highest point in
beautiful Wcstricw. Everything for
your comfort. 81 900 cash and time
II YOU Wish.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31

SEVEN AND A HALF, ACRES A>D
beautiful ten-room bungalow a..
lights, hot and cold water TIE is
property is only few miles out from
city and within three minutes. val,
Of depot Best train service In Sts aih
Price. $500 ~ state.