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The Detroit times., 1912-11-20
FARMERS WIFE
DESERTS HUSBAND
Leaves Note Saying She Has
Gone Forever Police
Asked to Search

John Bailey, wealthy farmer, liv-
Ing near Charleston. has asked the ala
OF the local police in his search for
his wife. Mrs. Bertha Bailey, Al years
old. who disappeared from her home
on Saturday, Nov. 9. taking a horse
and buggy, and leaving a note to her
husband, stating that she had gone
forever.
Bailey In considerably older than
his wife, who Is the step-mother OF
his two children, and It was the re-
fussl OF the children TO obey their
step-mether. or pay much attention
to her. 1t is said, which caused her
departure from home. The note which
she left, read as follows:
IL love you. but not enough 10 wole
ry myself TO death over those two
children. | don't need to. You only
married me, as you did their mother,
TO raise them. You care nothing for
me or them. 1: you did, you would
The Detroit times., 1912-11-20
make them do rIght oood-bye Cor

make them do right Goodbye for
ever, Bertha"
The children are: Ernest, 10 years
old, and Irene, aged seven.
Bailey traced his wife TO Pontiac,
where she stayed from Saturday un-
I'll Monday. at the home OF friend.
leaving the horse and rig there, and
stating that she was going away on a
trip. She had about $500 with her,
part OF the proceeds OF the sale OF ST.
500 worth of beans which she had
raised. cultivated and marketed. her
self. Bailey says the money is her
own TO do what she pleases with. He
is deeply grieyed over her disappear
ance.
He declares that he feels sure that
she is slightly unbalanced, mentally,
as for the last month she had fire.
quently talked to herself, in a brood
ing way and woke him up At night,
by singing hymns.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-20
COURT IS URGED
FOR DOMESTIC ILLS
Attorney George Carlisle Points
Out Need of Better Plan To
Protect Children.

Relative to the agitation TO es.
tablish court for domestic relations
for the consideration of divorces and
all matters Of juvenile delinquency,
Attorney George H. Carlisle, now act
ing as stenographer in the circuit
court, where he has officiated for a
number OF years, makes the follow.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-20

No odds how bad your liver. stom-
ach or bowels; how much your head
aches; how miserable and uncom-
Portable you are from constipation. In
digestion. biliousness and sluggish In
testines-you always get the desired
results with Cascarets.
Clean your stomach. liver and
bowels tonight; end the headache, bill
iousness. dizziness, nervousness, sick.
sour, gassy stomach, backache and
The Detroit times., 1912-11-20
BOWELS SLUGGISH, LIVER TORPID,
HEADACHY, B|L|0US2--- "CASCARETS

all other distress; relieve your torpid
liver and constipated bowels OF all
the sour bile, gases and clogged-up
waste which Is producing the misery.
A 10-cent box OF Cascarets keeps
your head clear, stomach sweet, Nv
err and bowels regular and you feel
cheerful and bully for months. Don't
forget the children-their little In
sides need good. gentlecieansins.
too
The Detroit times., 1912-11-20

ing comment, the same views he held
when he sought the Republican nom
nation for Judge of the Juvenile court,
a couple Of years ago:
I'm rs per cent OF the cases In the
Juvenile court the cause OF the de-
linquency lies In the home environ
The Detroit times., 1912-11-20
All We Ask Is Comparison

With Thanksgiving Day approaching,
every family will need something new Tor
their dining ROOM possibly table, or set
Of chairs, buffet, china cabinet, etc. Visit
either OF our stores. Compare the beautiful
display OF Dining room furniture, consider
the high quality standard, and the prices
that prevail here. Then compare similar
articles elsewhere, and you will be con-
vinced that here is the logical place TO select
your furniture
The Detroit times., 1912-11-20
Xiii. VIE. chnd and Him.eif.

WORCESTER, Mass. Nov. To-
While his wife. Bessie, and four-year
old son were asleep John G. Wood,
clerk In a grocery store. today killed
them with chIoroform and then satur-
ated a towel and wrapped about his
own face. Wood, who was SO years
old. left letters giving directions for
the triple funeral He was dead when
neighbors entered the house.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-20
POLITICAL PLUMS
ARE BEING SOUGHT

Among those mentioned for jobs
under the next administration are:
p. j. Murray. former mayor Of ST.
Ignace, for state game warden; Alva
NJ Cummins for state labor commits
sioner; Henry Behrendt. chief OF 20
lice OF Lansing. United States marshal
for the eastern district Of Michigan,
and Harris Tn0maS, or Lansing,
treasurer OF the Democratic state CEN
trail committee, postmaster OF Ian
sing
Friends OF these men are doing
their best To land the jobs for them.
The Union Trust Co. has underwrit-
ten 100000 six per cent bonds OF the
Florida Timber Products Co. The
bonds are secured oy $4,000 acres of
Florida timberlands, and a sawmill OF
20. 900 foot daily capacity. The bonds
will be placed upon the market by
Hubbard, Warren q Chandler, the
Union Trust Co. and Wood. McNear
& Co. OF Chicago
The Detroit times., 1912-11-20

The quick way TO clean silver 10 10
put IL all into bowl OF soda and soapy
water wash well with a piece of nam
mel. dry with a clean towel and polish
with a piece OF channels
The Detroit times., 1912-11-20

tryin Eleanor
wip
vises hers TO
Stretching Miss Monten"
something
wide The thing waking
umpou of bed he
he
might Go the doorway stand
Rise the balls
of the position
sretching Stretch
whole wide world
stretch
If, thereby stretches in a SMILE
The Detroit times., 1912-11-20

Comparison of the various stores and
their merchandise should be taken into CON
sideration by every one.
For example-Compare the quality and
the price OF the articles that appear in this
advertisement.
They are not reduced in price.
They are not better than the rest of our
stock
They simply illustrate the remarkable
prices that prevail at our stores
The Detroit times., 1912-11-20

Friends OF these men are doing
their best To land the jobs for them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30
Rptfres
: B.ACEIRACII'S.

TICKETS REDEEaIf5D AND GUAE.
hnS Slti3r;s.,, re .r FAVE ,,s You MONEY
EST .CoLLlTIsRAL iNsTiTuTi t
+ IN THE SOUTH ESTABI.isiiE;D
1881. RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE. St5
EAST BROAD STREET
HIGH CLASS TOUR OF-EgROPE SUM
NOR 1912. under personal direction
OF Mr.. Edwards B. Murray, OF Mer-
Ger University; seventh year: small
party. For full information Hrd it:n-
ttary address G. g. SPENCER car"
Farmers and Merchants Bank. An
dcraon. ). G,
" AArEl:. rIlE PUBLIC 10 KNOW
Ees, fIain Street. Duy. sell gScaan,:,
end fcmount diamonds IN I'll, latest
styles. Old goa. ana slvcr always
tArtn in cXchuh.c.
Ei.l.crtIC GARAGE. VINE AND MAIN
Slrec's.--We have opened an up-tu-
cato u.:d weil-equpped ei.",ric yAr
age for the care OF electric vehicles
and storag. batteries.
S.iEcu s. LANG ELI cTRIcs. HA
veriey G!ectrics. ''hopa for I, DEM
with you. W. c. sM.vli 4 %. Vine
nnd Main. 81; y. III: street
TUE ECONOMY. 40 BONE Or FAT.
Ihyiors Pork Roll At your grocer ;
Richmond, va, January - 49,
TO WHOM IT MAY cONCEIi%:
All creditors OF th" estate Of
HELEN MONTAGUE are hereby no.
tiacd TO present 10 us 10! paymect
All claiind against said estate. ANA
all parties owing saId estate vii
make payment TO us.
y. J. MONTAGUE
JAMES CASkIE.
Administrators of the estate o Helen
- .l0iita 6ue.
H!chmond. Va. january -. i92
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
All creditors OF the estate OF MA
LINDA M MONTAGUE lMrs John II
MontaguG are hereby notified 10
AGAINST said estate. and all parties
owing said estate will make payment
TO us.
a. i. MONTAGUE.
JAMES CASI<IE.
Administrators OF the estate o, Ma
linda NJ. Montague
PIANO TONE REsToRINo.--BY OUR
unique method we can make your old
piano sound az good as many now
instruments. Our repair department
Is equipped to do all kinds of piano
and player piano work. Estimates
cheerfully given without charge
Come Ia and get our expert adj
vice without oDligatinE yourself
CRAFTS. 12i z. Broad Street. Rich
mond, Va. Madison $500.
PIANO MOVING.-.WE CAN PUT
your piano where o;hera would not
partmcnt lie finally equipped 20 move
All kinds OF furniture and pianos
CRAFTS. Moving Department.. l2l
East Broad Street. Madison $500
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Rfetfnga

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders OF the II. T.. Barnes Safe
and Lock- Company. Inc. will be held
Mt the offices OF the company. Nos. o.
Ills South Eighth Street, in tho city
of Richmond, Va, on MONDAY, Feb
ruary S. 1912. at 4 O'clock r. a.
J. STUART HOPKINS,
SacratnrN
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BY Mcveigh & Glinn.
Real Estate Aucuoneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
y SMALL TRACT OF LAND ON THE
STAPLES MILL ROAD, BETWEEN
THE BROAD STREET ROAD AND
DuMBARTON.


In pursuance of decree OF the Cir
cut Court of Hsnrlco county, entered
On the 9th day of january, l9ia in tho
suit styled j. l0. Warinucr VS. L. II.
KEMP sheriff OF Henrico county. and
as sucn administrator OF William A.
Morrison. deceased, ct ais" I will sell,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 80. 1912.
at 1 p NJ,
all that tract of land In Hcurico coun-
y. va, owned by the late William a.
Morrison, containing casa acres. moro
or less. on the east side of Staples Mill
Road, and on the north side OF a road
separating Mrs. Morrison's estate from
the land of Charles Smith.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance I'm
equal instalments Mt six and twelve
months. evidenced by notes. bearing
interest, from date of sale. title to be
fun: or all cash. at tho option OF the
purchaser.
JAMES w. GORDON.
Special Commissioner
In the Clerks once OF the Circuit,
Court OF tlia county OF Henrico:
j. z. Warinner, who sues, ct,
Plaintin
william A. .AIorrtson's odmlnlstrator
hereby certify that the bo 1sfe IN abd
above styled suit has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk Of the
said court this 23d day of January
E. r. PHILLIPS,
Deputy Clerk.
THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED
or account of Indictment weather until
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1912.
Mt 4 p. NJ.
JAMES w. GORDON,
Special Commissioner.
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LADIES. ATTENTION,

THE STYLE OF OUR GARMENTS
AND CHARACTER OF OUR WOHk
IL Al-READ1 i KSDWH ~ MANN.
WE ARE BETTER PREPARED
THAN EVER BEFORE 10 CATEH
TO THOSE WHO DEMAND THE
BEST IN LADIES TAILORED
WORK. OUR ESTABLISHMENT
HAS BEEN COMP. t:Tr:l.Y Reno
WAITED SINCE OUR RECENT FIRE
WE HAVE ALL THE BEST MA
TERiAiS AND FASHIONS, IEX-
THEMELS REASONABLE PRICES
WINTERS & DOLI;ZAL. 2ogi-2 "
SMITH STREET.
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lou5lne55 SppprtunIIlr5

JUST PHONE Us III YOUR GROCER
does NOS keep Taylor's porl; Eoll.
i. \. HElNDLE d co, Distributors.
LET ME BUILD YOUR HOUSE WILL
work as building foreman and save.
You from 10 TO 20 per cent Can
give good reference. Address j u
LYON, SOS y Eleventh street
MONEY LOANED On DIAMONDS AND
1ewelry at lowest rates q; interest
No charges for storage y f. JA-
CoBS & son. 2iS " Ninth Street.
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Bparntng

1903 WEST GRACE STREET-ROoMs
with board; reasonable rates.
BOARDERS FOR LARGE, PLEASANT
room EOS East Franklin.
40 WEST GRACE STREET, HOT wa
ter heated rooms; modern convent
ences: hoard. ~
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situations llanteo, Scale

-~-~--~-~---~-~---|-~-~~
LIVE YOUNG MAN WITH SEVERAL
years experience on the road no
sition as salesman. Address ~
care Times Dispatch.
"A PIANIST. EXPERIENCED. DESIRES
position IN theatre or orchestra. Nd
dress r. O. Box 1879. Winchester. Va
clerk: tnll registered In Virginia and
West Virginia; good reference.
SALOL, 2. o. Box IS, Newport News,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30

LADIES. II YoU ARE THINNING OF
BGYING "A SPRING StI'r ANb
WANT ONE OF TIE MOST Cp-ro-
DATE IN STYLE AND FABRIC.
CALL AND SEE MY NEW LINE Or
MATERIALS AND STYLES; BEFORE
i1EGING ELSEWHERE. AND GET
THE ADVANTAGE OF THE RE
DUCTION NOW ON j. BROWN. 5.4
WEST GRACE STREET.
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h. L. Johnson Publishing Co.
January lG. 1879.
THE IiEGCl.AR ANIMAL. MEETING
of the stockholders .! the Z. T.
Johnson Publishing Company VIII
be held a; the Offices OF the company
in the city OF Richmond Va, WE'D
NESDAG. February l. 1912, at !
o'clock l.. IS i. l., pELI,
Secretary.
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Ely j. Thompson Brown &. Co.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES SALE.
OF
A CORNER
West End Residence

SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FRANK
LIN AND CLEVELAND STREETS.
by virtue of deed OF trust. exc
cuted to the undersigned trustees,
dated February "a: 1909, and duly
recorded in the clerks oiiico Of Chan
Gerry Court of the city Of Richmond,
D. b. 20l-B, page 100, to secure the
payment of the notes therein described.
and default having been made In pay
ment OF said notes, and being required
by the beneficiary so to do, we will
proceed to soil Mt public auction. on
the premises,
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY /, 1912.
Mt o'clock =. NJ,
the, property described In said deed, as
All that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land, with improvements thereon,
lying and being III the city of Rich
mond Va, commencing at tho south
west corner of franklin and Cleveland
Streets, thence running wcstwardly
Franklin Street 20 feet, and back and
between parallel lines 14H feet 10 an
alley 10 feet wide. being lot No. in
block s In plat of Roscncath Land
COMPANY, and recorded in Plat Book s
PAGE 30, of said court.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of this
sale. and TO pay off all delinquent
taxes. assessments and two past due
notes OF $45 each. with accrued in
tercst, and a note OF $4,000, due Feb
ruaTy "a, 1912. and tho residue in one
and two years with interest added,
and secured by trust deed or all cash,
at option of purchaser y
CHARLES K. WILLIS
]. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustecs
Aucti oneers
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s5eaIeb 4sroposaIs
notice TO coNTRAcToRs

Contract for extensive repairs md
improvements of Hotel Effingham nj
Cumberland, Va, will be let on FEB
RUARY 10, 1912. Bids solicited. All
work TO be done and materials fur
specifications shown any day by own
crs. r. p. WOODSON and
WIN. NJ. SMITH.
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80

At a meeting of the Miller Board.
held December %, 1910. II was ordered
that John c. Dew. Second Auditor. 20
fund $500 balance OF commissions al
lowed him by the board. the sum OF
$3.50 having been previously paid to
city per cent. bonds TO settle The
amount due the income account from
the investment account. On january IL
he paid the $500. and on February
sold 800 Richmond city bonds for
SGS365, making sl.2S3.55. which left a
balance In cash OF 1854 to the credit
of tho Investment account In tho treas.
ury JOHN u. DEW.
Second Auditor OF Virginia and SeGra-
tury of the Miller Boad.
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BACHR-ACH.

WE SAVE YOU ASSMENT.
WE LOAN YOU MONEY FROM I
TO g PER CENT. ALL KINDS or
PAWN TICKETS REDEEMED AND
MONEY. YOU CAN MAKE SPECIAL
ARRANGEMENTS TO HOLD YOUR
GOODS TWELVE MONTHS. Be.
SURE AND SEE Us. LARGEST.
OLDEST. STRONGEST COLLATE;R-
AL INSTITUTION SOUTH OF NEW
YORK ESTABLISHED 1857. RICH
NOND LOAN OFFICE. s. BACH
EACH. PEOPRIETOE, SIS BROAD
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REPORT OF MILLER FUND,
December 81, 1911.
Commonwealth of Virginia,
Second Auditors Office

Commonwealth Of Virginia,
Second Auditors Office,
Richmond. Va, Dec. 81, 1911
His ENcellency. William Hodges Mann.
Governor Of Virginia.:
Slr,-Undcr the provision of the vii,
OF samuel Miller, for the establishment
ana perpetual support of school on
the manual labor principle on a tract
of land in the county of Albemarle,
and the act OF Assembly February "a,
1874, entitled an act to give effect TO
compromise OF the litigation in re-
spect 10 the construction and effect Of
the VIII OF Samuel Miller deceased. and
10 establish the manual labor school
PROVIDED f4r In tho twenty-hfth clause
Second Auditor to open and keen n
separate account Of the fund given in
trust for the above purpose. TO be de-
nominated the Miller Fund, and anu
ally. on tho 31st of December TO make
and render true and accurate account
OF the fund, showing distinctly and i'm
detail the receipts and disbursements
on hccouht VI the same during the year
Immediately preceding. n copy OF which
account, verified by the oath of the Sec
ond auditor. is required to be delly-
cred to the Governor to he by him laid
before the Legislature, and another
copy thereof, verified in like manner
10 be published for one month in two
newspapers. ono printed in the town
Oh Chariottesvillo and the other In The
In discharge of this duty 1 have the
honor to present. the following state
meni:
Receipts and Disbursements on Ac-
count OF the Income OF the Fund
RECEIPTS.
Jan. S---Interes. for
six months to Jan.
l, 1911, on S1,044,.
S6S.i9 (4-5) and
per cent. rcKis-
tered certificates,
issued under act
OF Fob. 20. 1892. :. S3O,363 o..
July Ditto to
July / on same;
the go are now
per cent. 30,969 81
Jan. a-Ihterest for ''"' ~
six months to
Jan. !. 1911, on
$4,000 Richmond
city por cont.
registered bonds 1.50O "a
july Ditto to
July l, 1911, on
$'4,aoO ,.......... l,iS6 90
May Inherent for -'''o w
six months to
$4,000 s per cent.
registered bonds
OF Virginia Arri-
cultural and Me
chanical College: l75o "a
Nov 3--Dltto To
Nov. I, 1911. on
same .........,,. 1850 90
Jan. 3--Interest on '''V0 "
C.harl o ttesvillc
city * per cent
bonds, 100000
for ak months
to Jan. 1, l9II... $500 90
July l-Ditto to
July l. 1871. on
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IRJE ECONOMY. no BONE Or FAT.
Ihyiors Pork Roll. At your :.rocnr's.
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IL lGH-CLASS TOUR oFaEuRopE SUM
NOR l9l2. under personal direction
OF Mr.. Edwards B. Murray. OF Mcr-
Ger University: seventh year: small
party. For full information N.,d itirt-
crazy address @. G.. SPENCER, carr,
Farmers and Merchants Rank. An
uCr4On :. G.
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PLANO MOVING.-.WE CAN PUT
your piano where o;here would not
attempt the work. our moving de-
all kinds OF furniture and pianos
CRAFTS. Moving Department.. l2l
East Broad Street. Madison S5g6.
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By Pollard & BaEby.
Rcai Estate Auctionccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
DWELLING KNOWN AS NO. 81
NORTH FOURTH STREET.

In execution OF deed of trust.
dated July Il. 1911, and recorded in
the clerks office Of Richmond Chan
cerT Court, d. Il. 2i2-C. page 339, de-
fauit having been made In the payment
OF a portion Of the debt therein Sc
cured, will sell By auction. on the
promises. on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY i, 1912.
at o'clock p. NJ.
the above mentioned dwelling. said lot
having frontage OF is feet inches
anu running back weStwardly be-
tween parallel lines 1872 to an alley
TERMS: Cash.
II. r. POLLARD. JR.,
Trustee.
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VINO Is declining housekeeping, we will
sell at her residence, No. ilio West
THIS TUESDAY, JANUARf 80.
at 1890 o'clock A. NJ.
her entire household furniture, con-
sisting Of
PARLoR-Exauisite Marquetcry In
laid Mahogany Curio Cabinet. with
solid mirror back and glass shelves:
three piece Chase Leather parlor Suit.
handsome Pnrlor Rockers. Teakwo God
raoorettes. Brass Jardiniercs. Grow
Ing Palms, beautiful Vases and prna-
mcnts. handsome Pictures and Engrav-
ings. nne Administer Drugsets.
LlBRARY-OaS Table, with teton
Couch, Pictures. Ornaments, velvet
DrugEet and Rugs. etc.
HALI-Three Rare Genuine Oriental
Rugs, Hall Suit fthrce piecesy. Pedes-
IA and Lamp Pictures and Ensrav-
DINING RooM-very handsome Pol
ishsd Oak Dining Room Suit. consist
Extension Table, handsome China
Closet, with solid mirror back and
sly Leather Seat Dining Chairs, China,
Glasswars. Pictures, Refrigerator,
BED ROOM, NO. Very handsome
Solid Mahogany Bed. Dresser and
Washstand, Chevdl Dressing Mirror.
n nEp R Roo No ra0i sl2n r9Sget solid
to match: Mahogany Table, Chairs.
Solid Brass Bed, MatsSess, Springs;
fine Administer DruEget etc
BED ROOM. NO. 3-Beautiful Three
piece Solid Mahogany Chamber Suit.
; Hair Mattress. Springs, Chairs. Rock
srs. Pictures. Ornaments. etc: large
| Walnut Wardrobe. Mating, Rugs. etc
Also Kitchen Table, Chairs, Cooking
Vessels. Servants Room and other
Furniture, etc.
Ladies especially invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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Dihibenh RntircB.

Carolina Chemical Co,
once of Treasurer,
Richmond Va. January 90, 1912.
PURSUANT TO a RESOLUTION or
the board OF directors of this com
ment or one and one-half Il ~ per
cent. on the dividend OF three (2) per
cent. then declared on the common
stock Will be paid on FEBRUARY
10. 1912. to all common stockholders
Of record at tho close of business
February 3. 1912.
For the purpose of said dividend
the common stock transfer books
VIII BIO closed from 12 noon Feb.
ruary to 10 a NJ February l6,
1917. S. w. TRAVERS,
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fiNE CARRIAGES. BUSINESS BUG
GicG, all kinds OF wagons, carriages
and wagon repairs. automobile re-
pairs, automobile painting. Good
work Reasonable prices. w. q
SMITH & CO. 2l4 y. Fifth Street
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YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
mont Job; $50 month: send postal for
list OF positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dept. 375-L, Rochester.
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l:pST PROOF CABBAGE. PLANTS
delivered In Virginia and North Car
DINA. SltO per Thousand; sure mead
ers: punched In los of 81 plants
ENIERPRIsE PLANT Co. Mcggetts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30

LOCAL PREVENTATIVE WANTED
no canvassing or soliciting required
good incom. assured Address Ma
rIDNAl, COOPERATIVE REALTY
CO. Y SIT Marden Building. WASH
inston. ID. c.
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" AATGL. rliE puBLIC 10 KNOW
that JAfISkE BROS. jewelers. III.
East Lain street. Jay. sell. 1&cnanj;3
END Icmount diamonds IN I'll, latest
styles. Old goa. ana s.lvcr always
tnENn in rNcnunrc.
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El.ECrtiIC GARAGE. VINE AID MAiS
Slrec's.--fe have opened an up-tu-
cato AID weil-equipped ei:gtric gar.
htse for the care OF electric vehicles
and sturag, bait .ries
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Wanted to Borrow

About $4,000 Mt por cont on good
: 80
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Aosr ana 5fDunu

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LoaI, SATURDAY. ONE GOLD BRACE
~ engraved .nSInc H.. y. aprutiy.
Cail .nuuIsun ,OsJ-L, corner In!rd
avenue ana Burns Street. ilIGhland
Purh.
CERl ltICATLS or STOCK NUM-
bered 10 ana Ia OF the Bon Air Com
piny OF Virginia. issued AprIl l..
1852. In shG n..mc OF y. u. taylor.
having been losl, notice rs hereby
given that application mas been made
iof Issue OF new certificates.
CtlAkLES Il. rAILOR,
- ..Num-l OF y. .. lAY lor. leneaseA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30

i;ichnond. VA. January 80. I9i2
TO THE STOCK HOLDERS or THE
White sulphur springs Incor-
rttch.--fhe annual meeting Of the
Stockholders ~ the V h!tc Sulphur
SPRING.. Incorporated. for the nur-
pose Of .lectinS directors. the rattn-
cation OF all acts or the board of iii
recthrs ana all committees thereof
since The last annual meeting aud
frt thc transaction Of such other
business as may lawfully come be-
iorc the said meeting. WIFE be held
~ thc office Of the company Room :
chesapeake anG UEIo General Ollie"
l;uilding. lichmnnd. Va. on THURS
DAY, the Sth auN OF February, 1917"
at II ~ NJ The transfer books will
closs Monday. January -. 1912. at 3
T.. NJ. and remain closed until 10
y. NJ. FRIDAY. February .. 1912.
\. TRENNETC.
Assistant ScCretnrY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30

SECOND-HANDM MACHINERY BOUGiT
sold and exchanged. l. RI.UFORD 4.
co. loss AZ East Cary Street