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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-20
PERSONAL
The GTeaf' 0niS and 0rigInaT PROF. CARL MASTERS
 PROF. CARL MASTERS
The Eminent and Distinguished


 The Eminent and Distinguished
 CLAIRVOYANT AND MEDIUM. If you are in serious trouble or difficulty, and need advice of any nature, consult Professor Masters at once. and he will save you serious mistakes and both time and money. POSITIVELY THE ONLY CLAIRVOYANT IN THE CITY WHO CALLS HIS VISITORS BY THEIR NAMES IN FULL. He gives advice upon all affairs of life, including Busi- ness, Love, Marriage. Domestic Troubles, Financial Affairs, etc. In fact, tells everything without asking one ques- ton Hours; 9 a. m. to p. m. daily. Prices reasonable.
 AFTER YOU HAVE READ OVER ALL THE CLAIMS OF OTHER CLAIR VOYANTS ON THIS PAGE, YOU WILL KNOW EXACTLY JUST WHAT PROFESSOR MASTERS CAN TELL AND DO FOR YOU, AS HE REALLY DOES ACCOMPLISH ALL WHAT OTHER MEDIUMS MERELY CLAIM TO DO.
 Positively NO CHARGE IN ADVANCE or no pay unless satisfied. All business sacred and confidential.
 21H-SIXTH AVENUE. NORTH-2121.
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Sale of Bankrupt stocl
Bid. Wanted st.te Aid Road

Bids will be received by the Board of Revenue of Jefferson County at the Courthouse. Birmingham, Ala, until 12 clock noon, October "A. 1912, for grad ing draining and surfacing with chert approximately three miles of the old Stouts road; expenditure, sS000. Certified check of s4o0 required with each bid. Plans on file in office of County Engineer and State Highway Department. The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids.
 w. s. KELLER,
 State Highway Engineer.
 a-2a-4t-su
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FIVE MILLION IS LOSS
 IN THE PHILIPPINE TYPHOON

vice and will lend tentage. Apparently there were no casualties among American residents.
 Newton W. Gilbert, vice governor of the Philippines. and Sergio Osmena, speaker of the Philippine assembly, left today on the cruiser Cincinnati to visit the typhoon stricken districts, and su- pervise the distribution of relief.
 The number of deaths recorded Is grad ualy increasing, but as details are com ing in slowly the exact total has not been ascertained.
 It is known that ten eoasting steamers have been lost A series of tidal waves have inundated the coast of Leyte, and one has done considerable damage in Cebu.
 Washington, October 19.-The casualties are estimated at 400 on the island of Cebu, according to a dispatch to the bureau of affairs. It was reported many vessels were sunk in the harbor, hundreds of small craft were driven ashore by tidal wave and that possibly half of the 60O,OOt people on the island were made home less.
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LEGAL NOTICES

>e~c~Nc~~~~~~~~~~~~~- ~~-~~~~~~~~~SON- AGENTS-Do you want to run clean, bonafde business, selling high class hoisery. underwear and sweaters in your community? All merchandise sold through representatives direct to wear CT. Nothing sensational Simply a straightforward business enterprise. quality merchandise. liberal commis- sions and our hearty cooperation. Good income assured Reputable salespeople- investigate. Write R. & s. Supply Go. Utica, N. Y. .10-15-11t-tu-thu-su
 Sale of Bankrupt Stock In the matter of B. Zavelo, bankrupt, No. 12111, in bankruptcy.
 By virtue of an order of sale issued by the court in the above proceedings, the entire stock of goods and furniture for merly belonging to the above named bank rupt will be sold by the trustee at Brook side, Ala, at noon on October 2S. 1912, to the highest bidder for cash, unless oth- erwise ordered by the court. An inventory of this stock can be seen at the office of Hon. Alex C. Birch, referee in bankruptcy. Birmingham, Ala.
 T. L. WOODRUFF, Trustee. 10-17- t-t h,I- " fri
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Notice

Notice is hereby given that application will be made to the governor for the re- milton of the forfeiture heretofore taken on the appearance bond of Press Ingram. By the judge of the criminal court.
 10-13-2t-s -su
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TO whom II May concerns.
 Take notice that the undersigned. the Business Mems Social club of Birri'ng- ham. will make application to the excise commission in and for Jefferson county, Alabama. for license to carry on the business of retailing wines. malt and spurious liquors, to members only, in the city of Birmingham, Ala, at 317iz North Twentieth street. in said city.
 GEORGE M. HOWELL.
 Secretary and Treasurer. October 12. 1912. 10-13-2t-su
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FOR RENT

SEAGT1TTLLY furnished house for rent; rooms and kitchen; rent req sonable; leaving city Call 1217 10th avenue, south. HALF of desirable cottage within easy walking distance of business district and one block of car line at Five Points on Southside. Phone Main 4377.
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WANTED--.BoARDERS

 ROOM and board for two desirable young men. Good neighborhood, south side, car line and easy walking distance from the business section of city 90S Twen- tieth street. Phone 76S4-W Main. 10-20-3t NICE room and board, two blocks of Five Points, steam heat, plenty of hot water; rates reasonable. Phone 5534-W.
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WANTED-Young men to learn the shoe business; must have good appearance and fair education. Rapid promotion to the right men Apply Guarantee Shoe Co.,, 1905 Third ave.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

TWO or three unfurnished rooms, con- nected for light housekeeping; sink, lights and gas. Apply 200 N. 77th st, East Lake.
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WANTED-Salesman 10 represent our special line to outside trade. 2O25 2d avenue.
 WANTED-BOYS WITH WHEELS. AP- PLY PARISIAN CO, 1908 SD AVE-.
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TWO rooms furnished for light house keeping on second floor; gets the sum- shine all day; walking distance from
 town; Southside POI Avenue II.
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FOR RENT-To one or two gentlemen, nicely furnished front room, close to bath, steam heat. all modern conven- fences. Whitfield Flats, apt. B. Phone 3635-J
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FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms; all conveniences; especially suitable for young men. Second door to Boyles and Terminal car lines. 605 N. 21st st.
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FOR RENT-Nice, clean. newly furnished rooms. Phone 4252-W.
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FOR SALE

~>~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~-~---~-~>~~-~~~~>~- OWING to falling health would enter tain a proposition to sell my cafeteria, providing the right person applies. I have a large, appreciative patronage and would want to sell to one who would continue the cafeteria plan Ad- dress, P A. Wilson, 210S Second ave FOR sALE-One four horsepower Merkle motorcycle; perfect shape; cheap. 24l9 I'd ave. Phone 5S23
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FURNISHED ROOMS at popular prices by the week also fine unfurnished room. 3o7h and 3091s North goth street.
 FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping; gas, electric lights; hot baths and private entrance. N per week. 412 N 25th st.
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The Hospital association staff has been named as follows for the ensuing year; pr. T. r. Robinson. chief of staff; Dr. S. F. Grout. consulting surgeon: Dr.. William Waldrop, oculist. The follow ing physicians were selected to lecture
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Sunday morning. october 20. revival ser vices will begin at the Jonesboro Metho- dist church. Rev. J. A. Rowan. confer ence evangelist. will do the preaching while Rev. A. J. Notes.-The of St. John z Methodist church of Birmingham will con duct the singing. Services will be held at 10 o'clock and 7:30 o'clock each day.
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Notice of Application for License

A. AND F. B. LATADY,
 Attorneys for the Mortgagee.
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day by Officer o. O. Bishop, and placed in the city jail Centreville authorities were notified and Deputy Sheriff Parks arrived today and left at once for Centre vile with the prisoner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13

UNION COUNCIL. ROYAL ARCANIJA1,
VIII hold its regular meeting TO
NIGHT ut o'clock In Marshall Hall.
supper will be served at the close
Of the meeting. +. r. BUTLER
Secretary
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HAY FIGHTING HARD
FOR MILITARY BILL
1t Has Met With Stubborn Resistance Which. Is
Sue to Continue Wh.n Measure
Reaches Senate

Especial to The Times DispatcaJ
Washington. February 1..--1 ne milf
'aEy appropriation bill. one of the
largest, tho House has 20 deal with,
mas been under discussion with Rep
resentative Hay. chairman of she Mill
tary Affairs COMMITTEES. in cnarge.
While this bill has been under con-
sideration. and until It is completed,
Representative T. w Saunders. an
other member of the Virginia dAlcga-
ton. Will be in the chair.
Mr.. Hay has led good fight for the
bill. which, II passed as 1t came from
the committee. Will SHOW saving OF
about 100000 over the same bill
last year. Never was similar meas
ure more stubbornly contested from
SO many quarters. The War Depart
mcnt opposes many of Its features.
especially caose referring TO tn. con-
solidation of several important
branches, and 1t Is almost certain that
the fight which began when the bin
was reported TO the House, VIII con-
tinue In the Senate and when the con-
ferees take hold OF It 10 smooth out
all remaining wrinkles. Mr.. Hay be-
lieves that IL he can get the bill passed
as X came from the committee he VIII
show the country that. In spite of tho
opposition TO It. he has prepared
one of the best military measures the
country has ever seen.
Good Work. In Chair.
But the work Of Mr.. Saunders In the
chnir should not be lost sight o: or
minimized. He has had some knotty
parliamentary problems TO handle, and
has taken care Of them in excellent
style
The chief interest IN connection with
tho military bill at this time. no"
ever. centres around the fate OF the
-n,nA.in NJ hill IL has long heen
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WANTED. a POSITION AS ASSIST
ant bookkeeper shipping clerk
Best or references. f 23S. care Times
Dispatch.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMiEis CARRIER OF TIE SOUTH,
Trains Leave Richmond.
ed as Information and not Guaranteed:
For the Soujh-Daiiy: o:i0 A. NJ Local
io:i5 a. " Expreso. 500 p. N Express
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for At
lanta and Birmingham. iliS p. n. Express
Week Days: 3:o0 p. VI. Locni.
YORK RIVER LINE.
1880 p. MISUNDERSTANDING for Bal
t!more Mon, Wed. and Friday. $500 A. NJ
Ex. Sun. and 2:l5 l.. M.-Mon.. Wed. and
Frlday-Local.
Trains Arrivo RIehmond
From the South: $50 ~ ~ $40 A. NJ
2oo p. NJ. $50 p. NJ. daily: 1855 Elk Sun;
From West Point: $3.50 a. NJ daily ii:sa A
Al. Mon. We and FRI. AS P. ~ Elk. Sun.
S. Z. BURGESS. u. P. A.,
9T e. Main ST 'Phona Madison ~
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Cheasapeke & OHIO Railway

7:tO iij-Sew Dor, Sews
s;2o Alphabetically Ch'yiile. Ex. sun
Thurriohv
- 90 A. --ESpress-DeiIy-Ncr Old Point.
tl0:U Acknowledgements Lex G ForI.
400 P.-Espress'slI ally .in.- L'ville
1852 r. EApfess- psiiy-'!orfoIk. ". News.
5:lo Acknowledgements GonsviIlo, "
o:b P.-Local-EA. Sun.-Lchbg Natural
Bridge. clifton Forge.
'6:So P.--L.GIl. Bed Daily C!nc-gl'u. Chrro
al 100 P.-Exp s-Dhny-C'ucinnn.! I'viita
'Sicepers tParlor Cars
TRAINS ARRINE RiCAMoSD-Local from
East: s:l5 a NJ. 1900 =. N. Through from
East: 1890 a. VI, $50 z. 81. Local from
West: $3.50 A. NJ, s.I5 4. a. and 7:l5 p NJ
Through: $3.50 y. NJ. 2:a5 p. ". and $3.50 F. 81.
james River Line: "S'35 A. AZ. Gas F. ~
=. DAILY except SunhnY -.
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aut,lon S5ales. GblS Dar
The Chesapeake and Ohio hallway Co.
"'u oi''o railway Co.
Sale Of Refused and Un-
claimed Freight OF Every
Description.

We will sell at public auction. 10
the highest bidder. unless otherwise
disposed of, at our freight warehouses.
corner Seventeenth aud Marshall
Streets. Richmond. Va. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 49, i9l2.
commencing at 10 a 81.
various lots of Dry Goods, Rugs. Drug
gets. Furniture. Hardware, and Mis-
cellaneous Articles.
Also. at IL Noon
Three carloads Lumber and one cnr-
load OF Building Brick,
Public are requested TO attend. Flo
waited seats provided tor ladies, and
special accommodation viii pe afforded
goods.
l. l.. SCHERER,
General Claim agent.
Chesapeake and Ohio tai!vlv Co
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RfnI Gstatf 1llantfn

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. 4. con-
NELLY & co. Write postal for neo-
essary blanks.
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JANUARY l,t. l92
TRAINS LEAVE RICHVOND DALE.
For Flor da and South; MIS- 4 IF and
7:s5 p. NJ, 'i0.30 p IL. i:no A. II.
For Norfolk: 900 A NJ. 500 p. n. 4:ie
+. n.
For y: W. ny. West: ,s::6 a NJ. iO:co
A "a, 500 7 NJ. n:a0 p II.
For Petersburg: 100 4. NJ, Gals A. A.
S:15 A. NJ. 500 a. Ii. oeo A. NJ. 500 p. ~.
HAS ?. Il.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville; '+:fo p II
Trains arrive Richmone daily: $40 a. NJ.
$40 A. NJ, $40 a. NJ. also A. ~. 1851 A.
NJ. "lo:i6 a. NJ. Il 40 a. M, $500 r. ~
.'l:49 M 500 p. IL. 6:3S p. II. S:et p. A.,
$500 p. 81. 80 p. 81. rs
Except Sunday. "SuHday only. ,opt
Monday. %+E
Time OF arrival ana departure ana n.
nectio.s not Guaranteed Nls
c. S. CAMPBELL, d. +. a., S2s Main 81
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KILLED In street Cor Accident.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
TIarrisonburS. Va, February ia
telegram from Dayton. o.. states that
John w. Pickering, forty two years
old, son Of Abram Pickering, OF Tenth
Legion Rockingham county. was killed
in street car accident. He leaves a
brother. H. J.. Pickering. and sister.
Miss Lydia. both OF Rockingham.
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merchants and diners Irans1 rotation Co
".'s-' HAo

Nor4O... 81 Dos.On, .,...s., Euo
PrUtiuence, X. l.
steamers leave Sorfoik Tor Boston-Daily.
except Thursday; Tor Providence, Mon, W cd
and sat ~ p. Il. Passengers and freis at
taken lor al -'sW En61na poin TIcAvts
o. sAIo - e...-e Z. y. KY. =. q W. Ry.
= h. t'owti.dn. 'os East Ma.;I. uishmunS
iranric 80. ,ys EaSt Mula-
OLD DOMINION LINE
hY. klchmond 1907 :: Ash ST. daily. 90 Pm.
Leave Newport SeWB..................e:o 100 A. NJ
Arrive SoFIo'k'...'.......... ...,....6:eo a. II.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for Sew York daily except sunday
1850 H. NJ. Connections also made by ~ "a
w KY. +. NJ Gns Z. n y. Ky. at f. ii.
N!Bht Line ateamrrs STOP al Claremunt to
land or receive passengers signal. and
VIII DO met BY hiic conveyance.
virginia SayIGATloN CO.-James Rirar
By daylight fer Norfolk and Old Point New
port $ewa and oil james R!yor Lar dings
Steamer leaves aiv Wednesday Gad
Friday At 200 A. N. Fralght received for
ali James River landings Phone Madison i7G.
Main iirErt oiire. 81, Y. Hair Street
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NOTICE TO LADIEs.-IF YOU ARE
THINKING or y SPRING SUIT !
MlSH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION
SUMMER GOODS FOR 1912 ALL
THE LATEST NOVELTIES AND
STAPLE MATERIALS. 4 PERFECT
FITTING GARMENT ASSURED AT
ALL TINES. HIGHEST GRADE
WORKMANSHIP AND MODERATE
PRICES J. WINTERS. 209 L. n.
SIXTH STREET. MONROE 1881.
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WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER
TRADE. only few weeks required
Nages after nrEt month Steady
position guaranteed. Write for cat
aiogue MOLEE'S BARBER COL
LEGE, ?0I Bowery. New York City.
WANTED, FOR u. 6 ARMY. ABLE
bodied, unmarried men. between a,tra
OF Is ana 30 citizens or United StaI.s
OF good character and temperate hap-
Ns, wno can speak, rcad and writ.
the English language. For inturma-
non Apply to i..cfuiting Officer SO
l.. Broad street. Richmond Va
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Richmond & Petersburg lsclric Railway

Cars leave ManGnestet, Seventh ana Perry
Streets. for Petersburg:
'5, I. 8, % 10, H. az a. NJ. = Z e. e. T.
."6:I5 's, !, 8. IS 10 II. N
HOO p IL. for Chester, 1880 midnight for
Petersburg. E
Street, Tor Manchester
ts:i5. s;3a ''i:l5. rs s:3a s:as, .io:ss. li.ss
a. NJ. ll:Ss, 'l:s5. 2:aS. s:3S. .t.s5, 6:3S s;S
'53S. s:Ss s:E5. 'i0:tO u:io p. u.
italy except sunday and holidays.
'Carrice baggage ard sxpreaa
''Llm.tea, except SunaaJ. ana holiday.
All cara from Petersburg connect wlth
care ioI Richmond.
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WANTED. BY GERMAN. GOOD EDtj-
cation, position in wholesale house
or as collector. ID 1913, care Times
Dispatch.
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By Virginia Auction Company,
Auctioneers, 6I6 E. Broad St.
TRUSTEE AUCTION SALE.
Q. E. Flanhart rinting Co.,
Is N 18th. Street.

We will sell for the undersigned
trustee.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY "a, 1912,
commencing at 1880 NJ,
al Is North Twelfth Street, one Cen
fury Press, one Pony Press, Potter
Press, Chandler & Price Press Connec-
lions. Paper Cutters. two-horse power
Motors and Box, two three-horse
power Motor and Box. one-halt- horse
power Motor and Box. Caps and Cases.
Book. Job and Combination Cases,
Wood and Zine Galleys. Polhemus
Cabinets, Hamilton Cabinets. three
Lead Cutters, three Imposing Stones.
Body Type. Job Type, Wood Type. Cuts
and Elcctrotypes. etc. ETC.; one Iron
Safe, one Remington Typewriter. Roll
Top Desk, one Standing Desk. Cabi-
nets, etc.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
EMMETT SEATON,
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO,
Auct!oneers.
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RICHMOND AND CHEs.AFEAkE EAY
RAlI.NaN COMPANY

Schedule OF electric .rains To and from
Ashland, stopping ct intermediate stuttons
upon sisna!' Ly Richmond BROAD and
Laurel Sts.): 'S:&. -Tlo. s:lob. s:io. .si0:lo,
il:lo y. NJ. 1910. 2:lo. a:lQ, t:lb. $50 $40
!Ae. s:ioo. 1910. HAS y. VI. Nv. Ashland:
'@iAa. 20. :. 3D. 10 eli IL, 'i3 NJ, eel =
). I. Oh. 8. ]. ), 90, IL p. II.
Daily except SUNDAY ''Sunday only.
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atlantir Gitp Resorts
GAIsEsN HALL,

Hotel and SnnatOriun.
With Its elegant comforts, t. toniS
and curative baths and supSrfor table
and service Is an ideal place for fail
and winter Always open ALWAYS
ruady. Always busy.
r. L. Young,
General Manager.
Atlantic City.
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: :, = -
SEADOARD AIR LINE.

southeound trains scheduled 10 leave Rich
mona daily: s:l0 =. M.-f.ocal to Noriinn
!;-9 +. M.--sloepers and coaches, Atlanta
birmingham, Savannah, Jaci1sonvile STA r.
M.-Florida Limited Except sunday. "a. p.
M.-S!eeper and coaches. JncksonviIIe u:2l
p. M.-Sleepers ana coaches. birmingham,
Memphis. NorthSound trains scheduled to
arrive in Richmond daily: 5:32 4. NJ, 7;aS A.
NJ. s;2' a. NJ teNcept Monday. 5:cj p NJ.
o 40 T.. ~, Local.
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WHY? ASK Mir. Bowman"

BECAUSE HE KNOWS. He saves you
money and furnishes TRAVEL wlthou.
TROUBLE To all parts OF the WORLD.
FREE IMPORTATION BUREAU. Phone.
Madison 5iji.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE 70 NORFOLK
Schedule in effect january LIST, 1912
Leave Byrd Street Station. ri >hmond FOR
NORFoLk' 800 ~ NJ. 400 p. NJ. .i:lo p 81
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST: .e.lj
y. NJ. 'i0:0o y. NJ. '3.to r. M..'S2o p. VI
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: III 40 A. NJ
'd:35 T.. NJ. Ill 80 =. II From the Vast: .6. 10
y. NJ. a2:oo p. ". bl:4o p. NJ. 'a:co p NJ.
800 p, NJ.
Daily apaily ex- Sunday. bsundny only.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars
W. q. BEEILL. c H. BOSIEY
q a. Roanoke. y A. Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13

READ THE sPIKELLA CORSET ABS
IN Vogue. Home Journal Deiineator,
Dress Magazine, Designer and New
Idea: then come to the shop 20S y
Fifth. and be convinced that ali they
say is true
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s5olitIfor6 anb SaIr5mrn

WANTED, STOCK SALESMEN,-
We require the services OF three
stock statesmen with goo d rec
three stock salesman with good rec
ords. to sell stock for going enter
prise, cnlargiag capital. Good com
missions. Address G. G.. c., Z. o. Box
345 Greensboro, n. C.
WANTED. WASHING, AT 1909 WAI,-
lace Street Satisfaction ruarnnt go
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SlllllrIOn5 CltanlCb, J.cmair
Professional pelp lllantfo

A TEACHER WANTED AT ONCE n
private family to teach three girls
English, Latin. algebra. music.
French and violin desired, but not
essential. VA. TEACHERS BUREAU,
Richmond. Va. Madison 557S.
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]. GROWN. LADIES. TAILOR.
52i WEST GRACE STREET.
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WALTER SYDNOR,
]. HOGE KICKS.
Special Commissioners.

Tho bond required OF the commits
sioners In the above suit has been exc
cuted CHAS. o. SAVILLE,
Clerk
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NatIruapn
Richmond, fTGderiCsSb'g & Potomac \. n.
TosKD FROM WASHING TOWARD sEyoHp.
Loavc Richmond
NCCOMM0DATlOY TRkINS- WEEXnays

I ''''''S "G|NpN'o.
Leave Elba Sta. S. 90 4. ~ G 40 p NJ for t.;,jsns
,IrMo BYRD ". Sia. 1926 AN. from FrcdprIrksh'c
irfl1e hiha ste. G.SD An. $40 P.M from ashland
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Brat G5tat: J:or Rrnt

WARRINGTON, ". VA. MODERN
brick hotel for rent: thorough re-
pair: all convenicnces: only FIRST
class hotel In town: town the county
seat. Good opening; not furnished
Apply JOHN ALEXANDER, Marllng-
ton, W. Va.
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5iluations Il,untro, scale

LIVE. WIDE AWARE MAN WANTS
10 connect with responsible real ys-
tate nrin. specializing in country
property. q, active. ambitious, good
record. salary nominal until ability
is proven. l2s. care Times Dis
pGtan.
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POST ION WANTED by \ YOUNG
man 70 years years old as ci;y sulcs-
man with some Wholesale house; can
furnish the very beet references
ADDRESS L 252. care Times. Dlspa tch
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sDaiiy. tWrexdays. ;sund,v. a,I,,
Daily except Monday
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
,GHiEep. Fcina ieayinE $50 q. m, $50 a. m aud
arriving i7;5o night stop at Elba. Tine OF
a a.. and departures not guaranteed. Read
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kDnlll5 J0r kenf

NICELY FURNISHES 'FRONT.' ROOM.
with board; southern exposure: three
windows, single beds, electric lights.
bath and telephone convenient. TO
East Grace,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
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J. KATE, LADIES TAILOR. HAS RE
MOVED FROM roo NORTH FIFTH
STREET TO eos. \ FEW DOOPS
ABOVE. THE GREATEST REDUCE
TON WILL BIZ GIVEN on ALL
ORDERS FOR THIS WEEK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
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Phone Madison il43-R MRS. Ill
LIEN BINFORD. Stop IS, Westhamp
ton.