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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
Forty Thousand Fans Gather
at Polo Grounds for Melan-
chOly Spectacle of Home
Clubs Undoing.
HANS WAGNER PLAYS
GREAT GAME FOR EOX
ShOrtStOp Grabs Siszlers Bound
for Center Field and Pinch.
es Out HitterS at First Base
by Fast Throws. ..L,i
R.H.E 70,
[ny Leased Mlre 10 NYsnlnr Raru

Polo Grounds, New York. Dot. Ill
The Boston Americans defeated the
New York Nationals by q score Of q
to today In the fourth game OF the
worlds series before n crowd num-
bering about 10000 persons. Joe
Wood Bostons pitching star. was In
vincible when hits meant runs and
the New York batters could do moth
Ing with him. Wood did not give a
base on balls. Wagner played a
strong game at short for Boston, taxi
iLg several hard hit balls that were
heading for center field. while on thS
doad run and Dinohing tho battsra at
first by fast throws.
Tho official score:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
To DIrlnss TcnnY Pnstnre.

Pueblo, Colo, oct. 1.-THE subject
OF penny postage viii be taken up by
the Colorado Association of CONNER
clal Executives at ~ next meeting. to
be held In this city on October lG.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
IdncOln's Cousin DIes.

Albany, lll,. oct, li.--Captain DnvId
g. Hanks, ngod 81 years, first
cousin or Al" Lincoln. In dead at his
home here. lie was one OF the oldest
pilots on the Mississippi river.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
Wool Growers in Spotlight;
Montezuma Ball Tonight

trrrsting and large numbers of pco-
ri" from various parts Of the state
have come here especially FOR IN" uc-
,isiuu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
COLUMBUS DAY PROGRAM
AN ELABORATE ONN

The exercises OF Columbus day to-
morrow, ~ seen in tho Offielal pro-
gram wlI,be most impressive and In
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
BRIGHT WEATHER
SMILES FOR LAST
TWO DAYS Of
CARNIVAL
Cold Wind Braved by Record
Breaking Throng at Trac-
tion Park YESTERDAY
Changes to Warm Sunshins.
GRAND J0LLIFICATION
FINALE SATURDAY NIGHT

The fair management an .
nnunccs that owing to ia" in .
element weather yesterday aud .
the extra expense cntuilpd In .
bringing new aviator. the free .
y list will he suspended tomorrow. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
Official Program for
Saturday, October IL,
Columbus Day
Down T0wn--Mornlng

= uU Band concert
= iu.uU- campbell United shows
= on Central avenue. All shows =
' upDU.
= 1000 Columbus Day cNercis-
y "s begin. papul bencdiCttun at =
y Immaculate Conception church, Z
' followed by parade uf all CATH =
= ulir societies ~ Albuquerque. old 4
' albuquerque ana Barclas tu the
y Elks opera house. where an adj =
= dress viii b" given by the Hon.
y George l., Cunlry Of San Francis
= uu. uu columbus" Attended by
y Governor Mcdonald aud STAFF =
y ANA Mayor SELLERS ana city cuun- Z
= rll.
= 1890 -- Albuquerque Ecnncll
= club show open. Free act. hiEh =
= diving man, corner First and =
= Central
y II u0-- Free act, ucruhatic Z
y I"rlormanrc, corner Second aud =
= central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

Totals .,..,., 80 % 27 l2 1
'MccOrmick buttod for TesreHu In
seventh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

Score by innings;
Boston .,.......... 0IO 100 OOl--3
New York ..,,,..,. 600 900 1O0--l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

Mr. Mcclure spoke in part as fol-
lows.
A. I came through New Mexico
yesterday I saw from the train mag
nlflcent ranges that are destined 10
make New Mexico the greatest wool
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

lcOnlInasa On Pas0 :. c0Iuuln by
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

whOOp 'sr Up Tonight
and Tomorrow sos shs tail saG
q the Ole fair ard ~ - -
out In . blasO q Giors. rasui
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10

FOR troeuoe Qdemeiter altioo / ner
5orbinoelie me0 @onngeliet.
@ltOs 9oo oe @oangelnm er 10
ogioa obiolut o~anosenige, o8 Den
enc giper Oct, oen aroen frGoer,
ioa 9ooens arop o~pretboloeS at
6pangeliet.
0g iuit forOi 2ooen freper f Il n
goot al os, 0erfor fan ct 0eune-
ffe, noar BET er 6lepet fri8iort
aritls, pore ioli9t / in @erning.
efter 2ooen.
IN hin0e Der iaa oioere tort
igttes meO at peae poo en- bel
Npng0e gooe @erninger, iom ct
Nenneife fan o9re ialiet eaer Int
feIigt /; men oi ifoI nsies meo
ct gor, iom apoitelen nGpner, g
ioo fon 9eieren ielr fortiPtte meS
getrogtuingen | oen &ctuine.
Ssafo6 nponer / onoet gers eiter
oct onfsrte Dot beige gnfer oa
fa6erlsie i 6eres TrengieI oe Dol.
De ia felo upIettet al 9eroen."
Get er fart, at ban nGpner DIS
lie iom GfsempIer poo BEN y@srer
@euninger", iom ban foruo bar
logt 8egt poo, og Der fol0er bar
Dem fife oGene go0e 8%ernineer, mer
zen rem oe ubeimtttet @itosoprtelit
for 8tt0 % 5n0eren".
Oct er IpffeIigt og ioIiet at op'
re beffpftiget / iIige @erninaer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10

the conditions of their wage-slaves
they feel secure behind their sacks of
gold; they have their wine, women, and
song; what more is needed Cannot
the ~workingclass be satisfied
All, the pity of it all! The poor,
toiling hordes of humanity have but
one concern, just one-to be enabled
to keep body and soul together. Yet,
they too, are capable of a desire for
that which is beautiful; they, also
feel a longing for the joy of life, that
primeyal instinct of man; they, too,
would fain possess that which e~leyates
the mind, ennobles the heart, beauti-
fies existence, and clarifies the gene
raj aspect Of life.
In conclusion, say to yourself, dear
Mr.. Voter, that Taft has shown just
what he can and will do. So has
Roosevelt. The latter is not perfect,
except it be perfectly honest and
square. But | cannot look at that
HAfius Ia lfri lhR1 nIthOAb ihhDihh
tarily feeling that this is a man with
a purpose. He had studied the philoso-
ply of life on broader lines than has
the big smiler. Moreover, smiling
does not, in a very eminent degree,
conduce to a profound experience in.
or grasp of, that which concerns the
welfare of a nation. Look over the
annals of history, and verify that no
eminent leader of men was a pleasant.
easy going, smiling sort of fellow
indeed, such a character would be an
anomaly. Roosevelt has. | fancy, been
in too close contact with the stern.
shake. down realities of life, the pa
thetie conditions of the masses, to
find much use for bantering.
But action, reform, strenuous endea-
yor in the fight for real progress, in
surging IF that's the word there's
your Rough Rider.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
Sra ainas Snote.
6n Oanif 5Hsenisrs SeOrift.

6ro geting err Der fommen WaeO'
6elelie ON, at en- 0erboenoe oanit
5ngenisr aligift 2un6 iammen
me0 4 oirore Dor iorctoget en- 6ri.
itig og foreiulo Gfspeoition ira 9e.
fling til Ror6yS boniis og Wongo.
LETS @rpfe. Door en- Del Nis-
iionprer par / 5ore.
ON 6enne gfspeoition brinser
.Hmgiteo 5olfetioen0e" neoenitoa.
eit6e ret uOisrlise og meget interes'
iante geretning, Der er neoifrepen
al en- / gefing boen0e Nisiioner
efter Sngenier 2unOs 9iftot og
ien6t biem.
Sort Itol ri bog meo ct Bar
ORD omtale 5neenier aueitIt 2uno.
San oil in6en for q. ). Il. %.
D9re pelten6t, ioet Fan Der bar no.
rettet ct itort arbeioe og 81. a. D9.
ret praftiif 2e6er for Sommerlei.
rem I 1910.
Son er mn "a aor gammel og
er ubounnet / Wittipeioo. Senere
lbar ban peret | 8 aor / Sopan og
Calcutta % for ct Bar aar iioen
bar ban poa geise berbiemme ct
Mars 9io.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10

9h er 9uno Brofesior peo Uni.
oerinetet i Befine, boor bans Sag
er Mntemotif. lor 3ioen er Der
aunife ont ilet ingen Shtoeuter.
0o De unoer llroligbe6erne bar FOR.
laot oeres 2erednitaIt, men De
formner 10 nof i9en.
GH0obOere bar 9uno iamnen meo
Ell aolle9o en- iterre Sngenisrior.
refining i Befing.
Sngenisr 2uno bar oeropre / oct
iierne Often uorettet ct tort gr.
beiOe for Misiionen, i0et ban paa
ale Moo6er biGIper % itstter Vlis.
iion9rerne, feit6t iom ban er meo
De pnnifelige 5orbol0. boorunOer
Der orbeioes.
gi ffal 0ereiter gen.
eioe 8eretningen ON gfspeoitio.
men ira Betting til Sdrotii iaoIe0es
ion ben iorelieger efter 5ngeirier
2ilnOs egne mun0tlige ReooeleI.
fer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10

@erIIlIlB. Sul. 1, -.
,Son ital pere iolie / fin Ser.
nins" = oct er meget iagt.
@1os Orr Iprer Hart og be-
ftemt, at intet Mtemeife tan blloe
reti9rOiegiort, frelit eaer laligt
pe6 line @erninger.
@en foroi ct Menneife, en- Spn-
Der, fife fon bIipe frelit og ialigt
peo lime @erninger Oermeo er
life iagt, at Der fife er 6oritel paa
@erninger.
8i min0es, % en- SoIoot, Der
bor faIoen / Oonmorf iioite % nlDt.
telge 9rie, og Der i 4rleoning al
et 9rep ira bans auptoin tnltes
ON ben iaIOnes 9Doer iom Sol
Oot, OF en- gonpmel 9riiten lagoe;
ga, bore gooe @%ernin9er fan life
frelie os, men be onOe tan 0 T.
emme os.~
SO, eooe @erninger er gooe Ger
ninger; Seins Tiger 10 ogloa: 20
Der iuoleOes eoers 2ps ifinne for
Nemelfene, OF De mao e eoers
gooe @erninger og Rre eOers 5o-
Der, Iom er / 9imlene.
Get er blot ON at ggre, at 8er'
ningeme er al ben rette Slags, og
Gt De nnbringe8 poo rette Steo.
gaoor ct Nenneifes goOe 8ernin-
ger T~ortaites iom NaiO0el til Solig'
beo, iuo fonrmer oct bells oerof, at
be er ufulOfOma1e og ipnObeimitte'
De, bells al, OF o%irfeIie gooe Ser
Munger er 6rugter OF Sroen
og fon iaoleOes life gna foruo for
0erm1e.
altido = iolie / lin @ernine
0oeet iooOort fan pirtelig finoe
Steo i ct Nenneites 2in.
M4en 6pem er oa iolie / fin
@erning2
apoiteIen flyer: Zen, iom itIer
inc i 5ri6eoens fuIofomne Sop og
boloer oeo oerne0.~
gGribeoens fulofomne 9oo" =
6ribeo % 9onl or Oct fife Noo-
iPtninger2
Get ipnes iooleoes Tor mango
Mermeifer. 9ooen er 10 n &ette-
iror. Gen i9tter Sfrorfer for ct
Mermeifes 9nnoIinger og Or0.
Nen iGt mi, at Oct er goaet ioo-
leoes, at ct Wenneffe er blepen i'm
oct. iom Bouius %ifriper: Seq gl9-
Der mig pao Cubs 2op efter oct
inoportes Menneife~ (9fom. 7, 22).
Get er fife egentlig galOs Sop,
Der tpn1ger Nenneifet; bet ger
Derimoo zen onoen 9oo", iom Rau-
Ius f~friDer / iomme 5orbinoelie,
zen Sop / mine 2emrner, iom itri'
Der m1ob mt Sinos Goo.
9oor en- Sgnoer inn bar let 60
pen Opfplot oe 6orioning giuet /
arltus for bans o8 al geroens
Spn0, og bon tilegner JIG oct / Sro,
iaa er BON fri for 2ooens Cruel
og Strof.
Og naar oct ioo pf0ere eaar
peOfommenoe, iom Oct gift en- gam.
mel Some 0eubiemme, Der lagoe:
-9au er ieg og 9ooen 6leOen gooe
genrrer", lioa fnn ban 6egptoe at
tole onl, 5ribeoeus fulofomne Con"
9opens 6or6uo og arao item.
mer meo bet npe Memeites 2pt
oq gillie, meo Init Sinos Goo,
FUN er ben abioIut %fuDOfommen,
9boo Sinbets 2op life enonu fan
ii1es at bore.
9por berligt ot ifue ir6 / Sri.
beoens fuIotomrre Cop, mo | ben
Con, Der er ~fitlofommer, og iom
Oct troen0e Wenneffe frit Itiller
fiji unOer.
Oct err ct belt mt Spn poa 9ouen
en- Hettefnor for BEN nDe, frie
WiIliel Men fer iiges pioere rog
SOLDER peo oermeo." Ger er 5ritel.
fe nof til ut boloe OBJ 0ermeo
Wen om ben, Der bol6er ne6 Der.
meo. flyer Npoitelen pf0ere: ban
bliper fife en- glemiom SiIbsrer,
mon on @p~rfrittopn6 Marpr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
gfrejien.

OnSoog Nornen tog pi ion al
Steo. 9i por A Mano oe ffuloe |
anlgon treffe ben femte.
af. 6 ON Aftenen nooeoe ri aoI-
gan % toe mo | ben fineiiife Gro,
bpor pi fit geisg at Sefrctrren for
oct ubenlonoffe aottor. @ennem
oct fineNiffe Observation-Disclosures
bar Der nemIig nopirfet Srbre til
@%enerolen | aoleon ON at bi9lpe
os og aipe os eiforte eennem be
farlige egne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
Set, Der befaar,

Dor Subs Orb befaar suinoslis,
(9i. 40. g..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
glanen.

llOen for Den en9elife 2egotions
firte msote ieo Ssnooe ben 4. 5e.
brunr en- Spenifer, 0pitrsln, Der er
Rroiesior pe6 ct al ltniperiiteterne
berltoe, og bleu al BAN ipurgt. ON
.ie9 oiloe ana meo pno en- gfspe.
Oition op til Nongoliets @rGnie
for at bente nogle Nisfionprer,
Der par / 5are oeroppe.
Der 9opOe lpnge oprte itPrf
llro oppe beO De gone, o. Den ipen-
ife geian6t, $. g. @olIenbera,
boo0e faoet Orore biemmefro til
at iS9e at brinee SiGlp til WHsiio.
nprerne, Der lao 6eroppe oeo Ga.
rotii.
Reliiltotet at Somtnlen bar. at
ri oftaIte at reiie Onsoo9en 0en7.
efspe0itionens eorigc Meolem.
mer par Brofesior Gong ira Soo.
tingfu, Misiion9r 5airburu iolnm.
iteos ira iomt &. +. II. W.s Sefre.
ter ai0o ira Sinanfu.
Joretogen0et par BOG n9r aoaet
1 Stpffer, oo ben engeIife @eionOt
life oiioe gioe line l1roerioatter
&eiietiIloOeIie. Nen Rotten fsr
Iireiien ifuloe finoe Steo, fom
Der bog ct grep meo ben geffeO,
at Cir. Sorom funoe tiIlo6e, at
be toe at Steo for eeen Iiiifo.
Der fitnoe life gioes noeen off.
cief SiIIa6elie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
Salis / jim 6trning.

Den Den, iom ifuer IND
6ri9eOens fuGofOmne SOu oa
bolOer peo 0ermeo. ioa bau
rife bliOer en- glemiom Eilbe-
rer, men en- @erningens 90
rer, BAN ifal oere ialig ! in
@erning. Sof. I. %.
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II our on WORK. SEE AMERICAN
LABOR BUREAU, Foster Building.
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INN. on HAMPTON
Roads. country and seashore COM
bned. with city conveniences. Send
for literature to the MISSES TABB.
K. +. p. i. Hampton. Va.
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aurtfon SaIrS Cbts Dap
49, -----~-.--- $4,000 --~~---~~-~~~
Virginia Auction Co.,
Auctionecrs, 6I6 E. Broad.

STORAGE AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE
HOLD AND Personal ETFECTs.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4.
at 1880 A. NJ,
We Will sell for account OF the Bow
man Storage Warehouse. at our sales
rooms SIS East Broad Street. all the
household and other effects stored IN
the names OF Dr. ". NJ Wade Mrs.
r L. Sprague and Mrs. l.. c. Shelton,
respectively. Electric Fan. Desk IRON
Beds and Springs. Dressers. Wash
stands Feathers. Ice Box. Dental Chair.
BOOK Case, Tables. Chairs. Barrels.
Boxes Trunks. etc. etc.
Sale positive TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Auctloneera.
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Ichmond nnd Che.nrcakc Ice Rr. ca.

Schedule OF Electric Trains. effedtiye NAY
a.. 1917 Leave Richmond. Laurel ana Broad
Streets; % a. 81. '5.l0 y. ~. bS.l0 A.
Al. siio 4. n. ''io'iy y NJ, ii:io A. IL, $50
T. -. 10 =. NJ. $40 =. NJ. bi.iO p NJ. so
a. NJ. GO T. NJ. 7.i0 Z. ~ bS 10 r. A.
1910 A. N. u;i5 =. N. Leave Ashland. Eng.
land and Maple streets: sos a. ~. b .i:o0 4
Nj, SEQ A. NJ b9.00 \. 81. 1000 A. NJ Ell %
a. NJ 'le;co NJ. ''i.c0 ? NJ 600 f. 81 90
Z N. 40 =. n. bt.00 p. ~ 500 2. NJ i:0S
J. NJ. $500 j. NJ, be.oo p. n. ii.oo p NJ
DALE except SUNDAY. --sU-cay only.
cChrsirs baggage.
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steamboats,
oLD DoMrSIoS LINE

". Richmont ioos OF AAA 81. daily.5.oJ +. II.
Leave newport Observation-Disclosures. 5 ~ A. II.
800 a. a..
CONNECTS with main line steamers leavlnx
Nofio a lor 4svw York duiiy. except sunday
10. a. NJ CONCESSIONS also made by ~ 4.
~. ~. T. a. anu G.. = y. Ky. at l.. III.
Hlght limo steamers stop at ClareAnont TO
!an1 CT receive passengers signal ana
wall met b puoiic conveyance.
VIRGINIA. &AhiGAIIOS 90. ttztt.cttv,
March L).-Jalnes River " Daylight fo-
.,5rioiN and Old Point. Newport News and
all James River iandlags steamer leaves
Monday, Wednesday ana Friday ~ $40 4
ii. Freight received Tor all Jai.ss River
landings Phone Madison la
Aain Ticket Onirs. =; = :saiu >trae,
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from is to 20 years OF age. as clerk
In an ofi--ei some KNOWLEDGE ii
ifpe"r!tna preferred. though NOT
essential. TINS is nne chance f1r
sooa, einc!cHt ygluS IaE to be-
como acquainted with several OF the
largest frirs ~ the city. Address ga
own handwriting. stating age uu4
experience also references. salary
inoderate 10 start. --5. care Times
Dispatch
WANTED. FOUR FIRST GLASS CAR
penters tor inside work. Apply to
Foreman. Floyd ana Allen Amenities.
DAVIS BROS.
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&gents Cliantrh

AGENTs-DO YOU WANT 10 Run A
clean. bonatide business, sel.!nl;
AlBh-class hosiery underwear and
sweaters exclusively iu your com
uuntyf All merchandise goil
through representatives. direct 10
"eaieF. Nothing sensational. simply
Prise. quality merchaudise. LIBERAL
cpihm!aalous and cur hearty co-Qper-
el.nn fpoN incomes assured. Repu-
tAolc saltapee ole Investigate. Write
X & ;. SUPPLY 60. utca. y Y.
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS ARE LAsY
20 scC 81 FREE booklet. Itf. tells
hpw Wtts tp-day--nOw. EARL
HOPKINS. Washington, ~. &
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SilHltIOns, 45rotcss!onal

STATE NORMAL GRADUATE. WITI
eAperlcncr. desires position as teach :
or. ~ ~, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION As COMPANION
osst reiercuces. Address MRS.
MAkY JAMES, Eastvine. va.
bQOKK EErING ARITHMETIC. WRIT
ing, etc, Thoroughly taught by cor
respontence, twenty yeals' exp.-
Iience. send FOR circular c. NJ.
SMITH. 81 Million street. Brooklyn.
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WILL BE EXAMINED
AS TO HIS SANITY
Frank G. Thornton, Cashier of
Defunct Bank, Ordered Sent
to Marion.

Eureka Mills, Va. September a.
Judge Geo. J. Hundley at the opening
session of court yesterday issued an
order that Frank c. Thornton. cashier
OF the defunct Charlotte Banking and
insurance Company. DC sent TO tho
Asylum at Marion IN confinement, TO
be examined as 70 mis- sanity by a com
mission Of lunacy. consisting OF three
a!lenists' 10 be named later. This re-
port is returnable al the term of court
70 DC held November g.
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ADDt unu 3ruuuu
t2elp lQdntro, sl7ale

WANTED. LAEORERs tOK STEAM
bAoYeI Work al .aslua. =. y. Wages.
SLoV per aiy. Weekly pay. FISHER
G CAEOZZA. General COntractvrs
as iircincn. brakeneu. electric mo-
torHen ana colOyed TRAIN pOrtcrs. tx
per!cnce unnecessary. Kentucky Nir-
HiHia Maryland roads. SpU 10 $500
month. ogl wanted. inciose stamp,
name position wanted. T. RAILWAY
INST Dept ~ Indianapolis. Ind
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Railroads
Chesapeake & Chic Railway

Daiiy--Ncwport Eews
SIS A.-Local-Dai!y-Ch Vile. tx sun
Thurmoud
ts:oo A-ENpress- Daiiy-Sorfoik Old Point
tic;o9 A.-Locel -Daiy-Lehbg. Lex. c Forge
'-;-S .-ESDrcss-Daiiy. Gin. L'vine
ti;Og P.-ENprt iIy-Soriolk H. Eevs
J;V9 f,-Loeal-Dally-S. Sews. Ola Point
{ is P.-Locai--i-N. Sun ordousyillc
o.i5 P.-Local-t,N. sun LxQchburx
% p-i-lrnited-pai' y-C.tssnu. Chica So
-Slcepcrs. tParlor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RiCItMOSD-Local A.or,
East. $40 a. NJ. T.i0 p. " Through tron
East: 1850 =. NJ. 200 p. NJ, $50 p. N. Local
from west: $50 \ NJ. 'as.55 A. 81. and
7.9o p. 81. Through. $50 - NJ. L.5s A
-. and 2.59 Z. NJ
Jaiaes River Line: .'s:a5 A. NJ. e:4o p. N.
"Daly ese-pt Eunde$.
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lqcIp ll,dntfo J;rmale

WANTED, \ MlDDLE-AGED LADY,
without incunibciancc, to act as
housckeeper for gentleman and two
children nearly grown. must furnish
good reference. Apply to +. O. Box
262. City.
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Atlantic Coast Line

The standard Railroad of the south.
EFFECTIVE AUGUST :. 1912
TRAlSs LEAVE RlCHMuND DAILY
For Florida and So4tl. S:.5 a. AZ ana
go u. IL. l.eO ~ N.
For Norfolk '.s.lo y. ~. 200 a. N. 's.os
=. NJ $40 y. N, "i.s5 i. NJ
For y. & W. Ry. west. els A. NJ. s.5o
a NJ 500 r. Al. ..2o 4. Al
For PeteEsoArs: liy y. NJ. CTS ~ NJ
.'sIo A. NJ. ,s'i5 a, ~ 500 a. NJ. $3.50 a
p. n '''.2S =. NJ. $40 r. ~ u.4S T. "A.
For Gcldsboro ant Fayetteville. -i:.O PM
Trains arrive inchmcur daily. 5.G 4 AL
$40 y. NJ i0.l5 a. ri. 'S.s7 q. NJ ssio:45 A.
NJ .li.i0 y. M. 'l-.45 a N. 'g:lJ T. AZ.
.-l.+o H. 81. e.vS T.. NJ. IS H. Al. $500 T.
Nj $500 l.. III. ''l0.-5 u. NJ. y 80 i. NJ
Except Sunday. ''suhdAy only.
TINE OF arrival and departure and con.
nectiona not guaranteed
c. : CAMPBELL. y. J. 4 Su Laia ST
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sEAnoARp AN, Line

southbolnl tfaIuB schrluIed 10 ieavo Rlch.
mond daily s.o5 \ A.-Loea. to NosllnA-
l.-o T. M-sleepeFs and coaches Atlanta.
LitminsEam savannah. Jacksonville. i.2l
a NJ .cepers ana coaches Jacksonville.
li-s l. Al -S4ecpers and coaches. Atlanta
A'rm.nsh4in, MemphS Northoound trains
scheduled to arrive IN Richmond daily:
.N a. NJ. $50 A NJ. 6.e5 =. A. $40 2. ~.
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s5ltuatinn5 lllanffO, j:fmaIe

E X 7 + RI T. NCED STENoGRAPHER.
now employed in substitute work,
desires permanent position: prefer
insurance. real estate or lawyers
Office; references. G SCI, care Times
Dispatch.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY AL LRAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
schedule in Effect August Z. 1912
Leave ~ 10 s-eet station. Elc4meu4, FOR
NORFOLK; ba:lc y. n. '.N 4 H. u9.gs
L. NJ. '4i5 z. II. b. sa p. ~
FOR LYNchBuRG AND THE WEST. s6l5
y. IL. 1850 \. NJ. a3.cO z. NJ. $3.50 F. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk. al:to A
NJ b1i-+5 a NJ. '5.55 Z. ~ bl0.-5 r. n
1850 p. II. From the West; SD A. "
a2:io r. NJ. o.;io T. ~. 'e.l0 =. NJ. 'y.co =
III.
DAILY ape.y ex- sunday. bsunday only
w. 3. BENlLL. g.. II. BOSLET.
q. +. a. Roanoke. D. "a A. Richmond
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WANTED. POSITION AS SOCIAL SEC
rotary. companion or the manage
meni OF home; lady useful ana
capable, desires position In home of
Refinement references exchanged.
Address HOMEMAtER. care Times
Dispatch.
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saie o, Valuable Manufacturing Plan, at
NteN!sia' Na-By virtue OF two docds ~
trust. bearins date % August l. feii, ma
Nprl y. 1872, ana duly recorded In tbs
CaMpbel County clerks onlce. the under
premises, on Friday. October IS 1919 a, Ia
eeloek 4 N tho plant % the Consolidated
furniture Works. Including factory ana
oNlee oulld!nss and land attached thereto.
machinery. franchises. patents. offlce ft,rrI,
iure and fixtures, manufactured goods ma
chlrery and supplies and material on hand.
as whole or 10 parcels 70 suit purchasers.
DC obtained upon reasonable conditions A.
Q. Be-. A.tavista. Va: " H Gould, G..
2 Caskie. y. b. Percy. Lynchburs. Va
Trustees
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Aful Cstatr IL .aals


A BARGAIN
$50 acres four miles from Richmond
House OF I'VE rooms in nice yard: barn
and corn crib. running stream through
place; OF splendid road and convenient
10 graded school. some excellent choc-
olate soil; Will make an elegant dairy
farm. Bargain price to quick buyer.
r. 3. CHAFFIN & CO. INC.
Main and Twelfth Streats
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GIRLS WANTED. STEADY EMPLOY
ment, stampers particularly Apply
LARUS & BROTHER co. Twenty
first and Main streets.
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J2otire5

WANTED. THE PUBLIc TO KNo%,
mat JAHNIE BROS. Jewellers. 9l4
East hain street. buy sell. exchange
ana RkMOuNT DIAMONDS ~ THh,
La u STYLES Old god cnd all
Yei Nway- taken 81 exchange
Nationn! Bark OF virginia.
Richmond Va. September !, 1912
NpIlCL-TiiE NATIONAL BANK OF
Nirg nia. located at Richmond. IN the
state o.. Virginia. b. closing up its
AFFAIRS All note-aollefs ana others.
creditors Of said ASSOCIATION. are
hereby notified TO present Inc notes
ana other claims against said asAo-
cation for payment
vs. ". ADDISON Cashier
Dated p Richmond. Va, Aug. 80. 1912.
IDEAL VENTILATOR Co PHONE
Monroe 1902.