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He guided Wellington with difficulty
10 the observation room and. finding
Mrs. Wellington at the desk as usual.
he began: "Oh. Mrs. wellington. may
introduce you to your husband"
Mrs. Wellington rose haughtily.
caught sight Of her suffering consort
and ran to him with 4 cry OF Jim
mie!"
"I.ucretia!"
Whats happened-are you killed."
I'm far from we'll. But don't wor.
ry. My ,life insurance IL paid up"
"oh. my poor little darling" Mrs.
Jimmie huttered. what on earth ails
you" she turned to the doctor. rs
he going to die?"
Il think not," said tho doctor. TITS
only = bad case OF cinder.in.the-eye-
tis."
Thus reassured. Mrs. Wellington
went into tho patients eye with her
handkerchief. sTs that the eye!" she
asked.
moi" he howled. "the other one"
She went into that and came out
with the cinder.
There! It's Just . tiny speck."
Wellington regarded the mote with
amazement. rs that ALI It felt - II
I had Pixies Peak In my eye" Then
he waxed tender. "Oh. Lucretia. how
can ever"
But she drew away With . disdain.
ful: Give me back my hand. please"
Nov, Lucretia," he protested.
don't you think you're carrying this
pretty fart"
"Only ~ far a. Reno" she answered
grimly. which stung him to retort:
You'd better take the beam out Of
your own eye. now that you've taken
the cinder out Of mine." but she. not.
ing that they were the center Of inter.
est. observed: All tho passengers are
enjoying this. my dear. You'd better
60 back to tho cafe"
vulsion to wrath. He thundered at
her: II will 20 back. but allow me to
inform you. my dear madam. that I'll
not drink another drop-just to sur.
prise you"
Mrs. Wellington shrugged her shoul.
ders At this ancient threat and Jimmie
stumbled back to bis lair. whittier tho
men followed him. Feeling sympathy
In the atmosphere. Little Jimmie felt
Pimpelled to pour out his grief:
"Jellmen. I'm . brok 'n.heartless
man. Mrs. Wsll'nton 10 . queen
among women. but she has temper Of
tarant-"
Wedgewood broke in: II say. old
boy. you've carried this ballast for
three days now. wherever did you get
IT,"
Wellington drew himself up proud
ly for q moment before ho slumped
back into himself. well. you see.
when I announced to . few friends
that I was about to leave Mrs. Wei.
linton forever and that I was going
out to-to-you know
Reno. We know. Well"
"Well. crowd Of my friends got up
q farewell sort Of divorce breakfast
and some Of EN- felt 30 very sad about
my divorce that they drank little too
much. and the rest of my friends felt
30 very glad about my divorce. that
they drank little too much. And. Of
course. had to Join both parties"
And that breakfast" said Ashton.
''lasted till the train started. eh3"
Wellington glowered back triumph.
antly. Lasted till the train started!
Jellmen. that breakfast IL going yeti"
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Improved Vacuum Cleaner.

oe operated by water power in a
sink or bathtub. consists Of two sue
ton pumps driven by water wheel,
and a chamber in which the dust is
collected, to be washed away by the
waste water.
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Qlplamatie.

"All women are beautiful" de-
clares the leading photographer of
England. That's why he's the leading
photographer.
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A man must draw the line some
where, but the chances are he will get
on the other side Of 1t later.
The Ordway new era., 1912-09-20

Some men work over time to earn a
dishonest living
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CHAPTER xxI-(centlnusd).

Coops0 70 oOStOW AEOuo poSbSu80ses
CHAPTER xxI-(continusd).
The hrst one they labored at. they
could not bulge after . biceps.break-
ing ting. Tho second new up with such
ease that they went over backward.
Ashton put his head out and an
nounced that the approaching depot
was labelled Green River" yelling.
ton burbled: What beautiful name
for ? shtation."
Ashton announced that there was
something beautifuller still on the
platform-"Oh. . peach!-a nectarine!
and she's getting on this train"
Even Doctor Temple declared that
she was dear lite thing. wasn't
sha1
Wellington pushed him aside. say
ing: STAND back Doc. and let me
SEQ; I have . keen sense Of beautiful"
BE careful" cried the doctor.
hen fall out Of the window"
Not out OF that window" Ashton
sagely observed. seeing the bulk Of
Wellington. As the train started on
again, Little Jimmie distributed alco-
holic smiles to the Green Riverers on
the platform and called out:
Goodbye. everybody. You're all
absIootly-ow1 owl" He clapped his
haDd to his eye and crawled back into
the car. groaning with pain.
Whats the matter?" said Wedge
wood. ''0ot something in your eye?"
mo, you blamed fool. I'm trying to
look through my thumb"
"Poor feliow!" sympathized Doctor
Temple. Its a cinder!"
"A cinder! It's at leasht a ton Of
coal"
Il say, old boy. let me have a peek" :"
said wedgewood. screwing in his mon
oclo and peering into the depths Of
Weilington's eye. Il can't see bally
thing"
'Of course not, with that binder
on" growled the miserable wretch,
weeping in spite Of himself and rub
bing his smarting orb.
Don't rub that eye" Ashton coun-
selled. rub the other eye"
ITS my eye; I'll rub it II I want to.
Get me- . doctor. somebody. I'm
dying"
"Here's Doctor Temple" said Ash
ton. right on the Job" Wellington
turned to the old clergyman with pa
thetic trust, and the deceiver writhed
in his disguise. The best he could
think Of was: ''Will somebody lend
mo Q lead pencil7"
"What fort" said Wellington. un-
easily.
II am going to roll your upper lid
IN On IT," said the Doctor.
"oh. no. you're not" said the pa
tent, You can roll your own Mds!"
Then the conductor. still another
conductor, wandered on the scene and
asked az II It were not . worldimpor-
tsnt matter: Whats the matter
pick up q cinder?'
''Yes. Perhaps you can get It out"
the alleged doctor appealed.
The conductor nodded: "The best
vuav IN this-take hold Of the wink
era"
"The what7" mumbled Wellington.
"Grab the winkers Of your upper
eyelid in your right hand"
"T've got 'em."
"Nov grab the winkers Of your low
ar eyelid In your left hand. Now
raise the right hand, push the under
lid under the overlid and haul the
overlid over the underlid; when you
have the overlid we'll over the un-
der"
Wellington waved him away: Say.
what do you think I'm trying to do?
stuff q mattress7 Get out of my way.
want my wife-lead me to my wife. I"
"An excellent idea," said DR.. Tenn
ole. who had been praying for . recon-
ciaiation
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Explained.

He knows all the best people in
town"
them, them"
They know him"
The Ordway new era., 1912-09-20

Ten smiles for a nickel. Always buy
Red Cross Bag Blue; have beautiful clear
white clothes Adv.
The Ordway new era., 1912-09-20

than any other dye. One l0c package colors all
Write for free booklet-How to Dye, Bleach q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20
STIUNTON YOUTH
SHOOTS HIMSELF
NO REASON KNOWN FOR SUICIDE
OF Il. B. THOMAS, ADyERTIS-
.ss-.45e~a ING MANAGER OF THE seey. 4
NEWS
Especial to The Richmond virginian.

Especial To The Richmond Firginian.
STANTON. VA, Nov. he. Il.
Thomas shot and killed himself this
afternoon He was found lying on his
bed In his home tonight by friend
who went to hunt him. He fired a
38-calibre ball into his right temple.
He was only nineteen years old. and
the only child of Mrs. Lille Il
Thomas, until six months ago a resi-
dent of Washington. His mother Is
now IN Washington on a visit HI
and his mother became financially in
tie, - ed in the News of this city, and
he became advertising man. and was
working on the paper In this capacity
when he killed himself.
He was friendly with everybody,
and of very lively disposition, and
his friends can assign no reason for
the act. He left four letters. one &c
his mother. and onA to young lady
in this city. He was related to II. Il
Smvthe. of Harrisonburg, who was in
terested in the News, and brought
him to stanton.
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REACH AGREEMENT
WATER POLLUTION
SECRETARY KNOX INFORMS COM.
MISSION ON WATERWAYS or
the UNDERSTANDING.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.--Gre~t
Britain and the United States have
reached an agreement on the quest ion
i! OF the pollution OF the boundary wa
/ tiers between the Dominion OF Canada
and this country.
t secretaryef State Knox today sign
ed and sent a letter to James A.
Tawney, American chairman of the
International joint commission on
waterways, which began It's sessions
here yesterday, in which he said the
two governments have reached an
accord that the inquiry is to be con-
fined to cases OF pollution Of boundary
waters on one side Of the boundary
which extend to and effect the boun-
dary waters on the other side"
: During the summer the two gov
ernments referred to the international
joint commission for investigation the
continued complaints of pollution OF
the boundary waters. They agreed
| that the pollution was growing to be
serious menace, and requested the
commission TO md some remedy for
Fl IL
/ The commission did not desire tc
! take upon itself the responsibility for
/ deciding what scope the investigation
should take and requested the for
eign Offices Of the two countries tc
settle that point, which. Mr.. KnoS
declares In his letter to Mr.. Tawney
/ today IL now settled on the basis thai
/ complaints from Canadians that pol.
! luton arises from any particular
source on the American side shall bt
investigated. and vice versa
The commission will take UP tht
details Of the Investigation tomorrow
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.[OlAOKE ALUMNI
. OPPOSE EGGtES1Q
V. p. l. CHAPTER NAMES a Coz
MrTTEE TO ADOPT REsoLU- /.
TONS OF PROTEST
AGAINST HIM.

Especial to The Richmond virginiAn.Jz
ROANOKE vAr Nov. fs.--Menas
bers Of the Roanoke chapter OF tnS'
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Alumni
association are UP In arms against I'm;
candidacy of ]. D. Eggleston for tt
presidency of the institution, and to-
nirht endorsed an editorial recent1X
appearing in a Roanoke mornfn1
paper, adverse to Mr.. Eggleston. -
named a committee to draft reSulu$s
tions of protest, which will be seN3|
to the board of visitors and all loCa4
chapters Of the alumni
At meeting tonight the DISCUSSES
on the presidency of the Institutes
was general. and members say thAk
they will he prepared to oppose viz
orously Mr.. Eggleston's considerations
at the hands of the board.
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auditorium, The House That Jack
Built" will be presented to the pub
lie at the Academy of Music on Fri
essy aha Saturday of this week. Mrs.
June Lyle Lake. of Philadelphia.
who liz in charge. has been drilling
the different PEI formers In groups.
Chorus children are rehearsed one
time, dancers another time and prin-
ciIals another time, until each group
is thoroughly versed In It's part and
then all brought together for gen.
eral rehearsal
Mary attractive dances are to be
given. among them The Jumping
Jacks" who are Julia Joynes, Vir-
ginia Whitley, Elsie Harrison. Rosalie
IIarwood, Josephine Clark, Katherine
Dunn and Emily Wade, az sololst
The Astefs are Addie Erwin. Olympia
Williamson, Elsa Williams, lucille
williams. Lucille pelouze and Nancy
wyatt. The Daffodils are to be Ellen
Smith, Kirkland Ruffin, JAMIE Rob-
ertson, De Graffenreid Robertson.
Marguerite Quarles. Elizabeth In
gram, Alice Ingram. Elizabeth Tonp-
kins and Mary Erwin. as soloist.
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SOUTHERN RAILWl

Premier Carrier Of the eutn
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND II
NJ B.--FoliowinG schedule a.
put iished ~ Information and
guaranteed IN
$40 A M.--Daiiy--Local FOR e
lotte. Durham ard Raleigh
10.<s A. M--paliy--Ltmlted al N&s
points South. Drawing Room H
Sleeping Cars to Asheville. Mssfa
800 r, M.-Ex. Sunday. Locn32
Durham and intermediate skAxtQ
600 p. M.--Daily--For pA&&
Atlanta and BirmlnghAfn, with <1l
lighted ORA wing Room sleeping E(
i1.t5 r. M.--Daily--Lism
points South. Pullman ready esN4
YORK RIVER LINE s3
s,?8 n M-DAt1y~-T0 WHHts
connections for Baltimore M
WI dne sday and Friday,
GOO A. MEX sunday. iend IN
M.--Mnnday. Nj dns AdAy and E1
Eoesa 70 Weat roi~t.
TRAINS ARRIVE RtxsfIM09
From the South. 8 10 As .5s
A. MI. 400 RI NJ. And S:US A.. 4l
1875 r. NJ. except 1Itndxys sSsi&
From west rcint: 10
itsex ~ ~ Mpn6Ays
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ALL LADIES N. Y V,TE,
IND HCH c UNITS 200

Continued from First Page.)
their frienus 10 call, bot are asking
their friends 10 call up their friends
and give them the benefit Of zoo
Aotes, which their presence viii en-
tit Q them 10. quite an endiess ehaia
as il were.
To secure the benefit OF the zoo
votes. all that is necessary to do is
for any lady over sixteen years of age
to cali at headquarters, cast zoo votes
and walk out aga.n. II Will absolute
iy cost her no ming Those who de-
sire, however. should they feel dis
po~ed to further assist their fa-vrite
candidate, can place orders for arri-
cles listed In the contest and receive
double votes on most Of them. these
osue,s to be delivered through Their
regular merchant, and they to pay
him at the same ratio of price as II
the orders were placed in the regu-
lar way
Contestants and their friends are re-
quested not to bring in their labels
and sales slips tomorrow If they can
avoid it, as the probabilities are that
the contest department. will be SO
taxed In explaining the contest and
registering votes that they will not
have much opportunity to count votes.
However. IL any OF the contestants
and their friends desire to bring In
votes wrapped up in a bundle, with
the name for whom they are to be
voted and list of articles, same can
be left to be counted first thing Fri
day morning.
II is found impossible for. several
reasons to publish the vote standing
In today's Issue. The same Will APP
GEAR however in Sundays tissue. Votes
to count will have to be deposited by
p NJ. Friday. Registrations will be
counted in Sundays | sue.
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DONATION DAY FOR THE
SEVENTH HOME

Thanksgiving day Thursday, No
pember 28th, viii be donation day for
the Seventh-Street Home for Ladies'.
All Presbyterians and Methodists are
interested in this home. a1ich Is do
Ing so much for the comfort and well
fare of it's inmates. "A this ia the
only appeal being made to the pub
iic this year towards its support. Il Is
hoped that the contributions OF Its
friends will be liberal. A committee
OF ladies will be- at the Seventh
Street home all day to receive gifts
OF household necessities. coal, money
or other contributions
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FORCE COMPANIES TO
REASONABLE RATES

WASHINGTON. Nov. ls.-Secretary
OF the Interior Fisher today told Owen
Crosby and other public service cor
poration capitalists how the federal
government, through the interior de-
partment, plans TO force electric light
companies operating on the public
domain to grant reasonable rates to
consumers. no matter IL they have an
cient contract rights at unreasonable
rates.
This announcement Of Secretary
Fisher Is OF great Importance in Colo
RADIO. California, Wyoming. the Dako-
tas. and other Western States. where
water nlonUpoffes are In control Of
large quantities Of water powers.
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Vow Play Next week.

THE Trail of the Lonesome Pine,
which opens at the Academy Of Mu-
sic Monday night. November 25th,
for three nights and Wednesday NATL
nee, with Charlotte Walker in the
lea6ing role, shows the brii liant and
popular dramatist, Eugene walter, AT
his best. He has faithfully mirrored
the de ightfui scenes Of the book. ana
the scenic frame and stage setting
provided by klaw & Erianger Is
gorgeous indeed.
June's great love for Jack Hale.
the jealousy of her cousin. Dave; the
rough yet sincere affection of her
father, Judd Toliiyer: the humorous
= implicitly of Uncle B.l Y and ole
Hun; the quiet strength OF Hale. the
feudal scenes: the guiding motif of
the opposed side; the picture of the
mountaineer's household, are all
strikingly impressive by the mobility
and breadth of their portrayal
Klaw e. Granger have spared
neither pains nor artistic ability to
give Mr.. Walters play a truly fine
production. You see what you i'm
agined in the book. the story OF ro-
mantle love developed In the heart OF
a primitive girl In the Businesses OF
high, encircftng purple mountains, the
touch Of the lofty skies. with the
lone pine bowling in homage TO the
passing of the royal wind and the
mountain brooks silver gleam---June's
mirror. Miss Charlotte Walker viii
be supported by a notable cast
The box office will open this morn
irg to meet the demand for seats for
this engageme Mt =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20
CCNA OF AVON GIVEN
PAULINE WAYNE'S PLACE

NH wAUREE. WIS. Nov. 1s.-Wil-
linn Galloway OF Waterloo. Iowa a
breeder Of AYRSHIRE ca tile who was In
Milvankee today, has decided 10 give
P-esia nj Wilson a COW to take the
place OF Pauline Wayne the Wiscon-
sin COW given President Taft by SEN
ator Stephenson. The cew will be
Mona OF Avon. a registered animal
valued at s5.ee0. The COW was prom
ised 10 Senator Cummins when he be-
IN y,,o president
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Richmond and Chesapeake BAY ~
way Css mpany.
sCHEnUL or ELEcrRlc rMAlN1

EffECIItE MAY 30, iel3- sNsA
feavs Richmond. laurel and RruAA -
tsea6A. NJ, $40 A. NJ. bs:f0 A. NJ. e:tQ ~ g.
::,o,o n. li:,ot r., i:,o :. NJ, s:.9
$40 +. NJ. b4:Io r. NJ s.20 r. Al. o. TIA
7Io 7. NJ. m:i9 ~, in:l. J, Al. tls41
leavs A,hlsrd. Ersanh and Aspl1
iG1o A. NJ. .'iiao A. NJ. 1880 ". sslS f
2a0 r. H.. a.ln r. ". tssD r. ". hs.01 r. 1Gs
p ~. 7aof. NJ. $40 r ~. bssooP. ". ltA1 IN
slAiis. EXCEPT Sunday. H.
81 unday only.
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iNFANTA EUIALIA INSISTS
ON WRITING. MORE eookos

LONDON. Nov. 19.-Tnfanta Eulaii1
aunt OF King Alfonso. Is about to pub
lish a volume entitled For Women.1
former book By the princess. "TfJ0
Thread Of Life" was published IN &c.
fiance of the king. who telegraphe4
to his aunt requesting her to With
draw II. The Infantn declined to cos1Sl
ply and an enlargement followed. Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

For sale-New seven-Room Frame
cottage and concrete store building,
detached. on lot 10 500 feet.
Omaha IAaraaz hEara OF
city. and In growing section. \
good location for a doctor or COM
bination home and drug business.
Address Box lis, Danviiie. Wa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20
LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA: IN THE LAW AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, THE 18TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1912.
Carolyn Reams ,.-.........-.Pla Plaintiff
against
Clarence NJ, Rearns. .-..... Defendant
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit Is TO obtain a
divorce a vincuio matrirnonii for the
plaintiff against the defendant on the
ground of desertfon.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendant IL not a resi-
dent of the State OF Virginia, II Is
ordered that he appear here within
fifteen Gays after due publication of
this order and do what is necessary
to protect hts interest in this suit.
A Copy--Teste:
r. r. WINSTON, Clerk.
Benz Lovenstein. p q.
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The sarest and Msst sincere Evidence
OF tAe Beneficial Results n che

The sarest and Nest Sincere Evidence
OF the Beneficial Results n ahe
aLuE RinGE DYSPEPSIA Watch
for stomach and kidney troubles ~
shown by the constant and frequent
duplication Of orders also the many
unsolicited. grateful letters for this
God given remedy.
For nearly half = century this water
has 3een endorsed by the best meii-
cal authorities 1t has . mild. yet de.
cisivc action on both liver and kidneys,
and these organisms when kept In pre-
pet condition ward on disease and
keep the body In 4 healthy condition.
3 t;allSM U~AlJoAn3 {CaseD %3.a5
Express prepaid Will return empties
free and same ref1lled for ~ 90.
Where two or mOr0 dcmNphn1 are
used BY cne family per month the Sx-
press Sssr.ss Win b pr:p.id
Aadress ... u =. -. 8 -..~.S 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20
COAL AND WOOD.

~ Yea Wanf the Best Pine and Oak
wood let US supply you, also the best
Anthracite ana Lump Splint Coal.
clean and full weight. Coal and wood
dry and under shelter. TYLER A.
RYAN, 1901 West Cary. Mad 1879.
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FOR SALE

Mr.. Hookkeeper--Don't Dny Your Next
r~'s ledger awtia yez see THE MI Ray Line /.
X ltghtens the work of the book
keeper and doubles the efficiency of
the ledger. SOUTHERN OFFICE
EQUIPMENT COMPANY. 20 North
Seventh street Richmond. Va.
Andrew Aaronson, Manufacturers
Representative.
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BoARDERs WANTED

liaarAern ana Hasasess Waas~ds tssss
location: rsAsoEAhJe. THE WASH
iNsTtlNt ySs,4 East RrnNh sls~pt "
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Norfoi Tx snd Western Railway.

ONLY ALL-kAiL Line To NuHf0EM
Schedule Ia effect September ". t&x
Leave Byrd Street Station. Rtcana4et7
for Norfolk:'9:oo A. H.. s1:o0 =.
1910 r. NJ ssss IA;
For Lynchburk and the West: sAs8|
p. II. 3S3
Arrive Richmond from Norfut
80 A. NJ, ss:o5 r. NJ. sff:1o E.s
NJ. bt:4o P. NJ. 1905 p. NJ. se:A0 n
sDaily. arnfy except Sunday, M
hSunday only.
w 3 BEvILL. G. H. H0Sl.N
q. r.. A.. Roanoke u p, A.. RirhyNA
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CT sapeske and Ohio Railway.

Ct esapes ke and Ohio Railway.
1.3n A. l. e,,-Haiiy--Sswroft News g
t,l5 A. Local Dsily Chariotscsvis Ex. -
1hurmond.
sffN Al xpress---rai', -NoYfc,k. Old EcA647
II &C A.--Iesi-Daiis-Le ,hg Lex. G. foF19I
'?'s P.-Frpress--D aiiy--e'in-L'viIIe ri
H4o P,-Exrresx-D siiy--t ortolk. N New
s.is P.-I.~ai-Fa Sun.--CsordonsviiiA 8
t:Is P.-Iocal-Ex. sun.-Lyuchburs
'tse r.--I imised--r ally is~inrssi. Chsrsll2f
lilac r.-kApress-I 1iiy--Cineinnad. Lsv1
'fsearers tfarsor arr 7szH
1ikihs Akl I'VE RlCHMoND--Iocsi 49,
a.: ilse 4. ~, aasp NJ. $40 =. M. sss
I'm, vest. 30 A. st., 'se:ss 4 NJ. and 10 r. e.
through: $40 A. NJ. il:ss A. NJ, AMI 3.s0 n r.
lFnes River Line: ''s:3s A. NJ. e4c r. II
%. siy excerpt Sendav. %a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20

JUST ARRIVED SEyENTY-FfyE
HEADS OF HORSES AND MULES
TO DE SOLD FOR THE HIGH
DOLLAR AT CATTHORNs BROTH
ERS. 1s17-1p19 EAST FRANKLIN
STREET,
For Snle--Be autifui Scotch Collie
puppies: full pedigree given; Sable
and white: well marked. 20& East
Cary street.
DUKES BARGAINS.
One Excellent Two-Hcrwe Wagon,
Cheap In Prie~ Only.
One Coed Light Truck.
One Excellent Grocery Wagon. Best Of
/ Its Kind.
Surveys, RuHabouts and HuEEfea.
Vehicles of Every Description.
Bay From The Rest la The Business--
THos. II. DUKE a CO., se4 Brook
Avenue.
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EXTRAORDINARILY

Assistant Registered pharm acist De-
sfres position: state particulars. APP
ply II. X. H.-346. out OF town. care
of virgfnian.