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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1912-03-21
Not Analog ous Cases.



Virginian.Pilot.
The duty was removed from
hides and the price OF shoes went
up. Pulb can come in free from
Canada, but because OF it there
has lheen no reduction in the
price OF paper. The fact ia that
the Sugar trust fixes tn" price of
sugar without regard to duties.
philadelphia Inquirer.
OF course the free listing Of
hides has had no effect in rpduc.
ing the prices of shoes or other
manufactures of lcather, and no
holy possessing a mod,cnm Of
intelligence and taking the trou-
ble to use it, could have ever
seriously thought that it would.
1t ia the finished product, not the
raw material, that the great
mass of consumers bny. To
remove tn" d.ty ON the latter,
without at the same time max
ing a corresponding reduction in
the tariff rates on the former,
was simply to cheaper bv so
much the cost of rroduc-
tion to the manufacture without
'nsuring that the consumer
should benefit by the saving ef-
fected.
A result identically similar
would follow upon legislation
putting raw sugar on the free
list, while mainraining the exist
ing dutias on the refined product.
In that event the trust would be
the gain"r, while hp great body
Of domestic consumers would
reap no iota of benefit. Such,
however is not the democratic
bill. That measure provides for
the free listing alike of the re-
fined article and the raw product
and 80 removes the strangle-hold
which the duties on the former
give che trust on the domestic
Be- ween this propnsell"gislation
and that ACT ually enacted in re-
lation to hides there il a wide
difference which only wilful blind
ness can fail clearly to regonize..
As to the lnqirer's contention
that the sugar trust fixes the
price OF sugar without regard to
duties,' 1t is only necessary to
poiut to two in1isputable facts
to show the absolute ahsurdity
of thai: Firs,the trust has for
years consistently and vigorous
ly opposed, and still any and all
efforts to lower the duties on re
fined sugar; secondly, the diff"r-
ence between the prices at which
the trust sails its products il
New York sud in London is al
most Identical with the duty OIL
refined sugar under the existing
tariff law. Ifthe trust could cor
troll the domestic market as vel
without the tariff as with it, wh,
should it be so inslstent upon tht
maintenance of the existing du
ties at all? Again, is the fac
the difference between the trusts
selling price at home and abroad
exactly equals the tariff duty
only a coincidence and nothing
more? Maybe the Inquirer sc
believes; but, il so. it is only be.
cause the wish is father to tht
thought.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1912-03-21

One OF the very best definitions
OF a friend was that given by
little boy who when asked the
meaning of the word replied: "A
friend is fellow who knows ali
about you hut likes you"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-18
CITY ROADS AND PUBLIC HEALrH

meeting which should the
public association being held by the federation which
A F. Judd
the city limits actually within the
had
and the and has the
the high death
walks of Paama and the awful tuberculosis
that the of Honolulu be declared
until all the back blocks roads, the building which win
laying of
problem
problem
the building
city continue As matters the
the main horoughfares leaving
the rebuilding the
city has workable ronagax law In addition
building
o IN alton
about attending this afternoons
problems
the
The matter certain
familiar
the chance of having something
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-18
MATURE STUDY, FOR ENGLISH

The that federal
nendation
School advocating exactly what the
defending OF
face of vigorous opposition should bring opposition
teaching profession have been saying that
public school opposition
months be
of
object
studies
general criticism seemed
understanding The object
to the school place of
local
not AngoSaNon
found adaptable the old
paper quoted elsewhere
his
backing that of the local adding
Is well in advance of the general public
gratifying
matter
to eliminate the best part of the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-18
THE STRAW VOTE.

presents in the first vote
the during the The result indicates
will the
fairly possible Following this vote to
other of fifth well the fourth
thing the ballots marked yesterday indicate and that the death
ticket Honolulu The awakened
the folly Of "yelow dog voting and will do it
surprising
the the city inclined back the
politics
buke the Delegate his attacks the
the
majority Parker The ind
the field tho the holding his
olidly
accomplish something.
The recorded
all white candidates between Hawaiian white
egateshir the majority the Hawaiian the
bulk of the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-18

II this 20 b, explaining believe that Mf
ulaec should why
hotd he be working ngay The reelection Of Mayor Nni
Mr. Husacc The city who h considered the
matter at Az that bic election impossible and that his candidacy b.
believe that
the potioul be- believe by
election Colonel Parker tho will be aheadi II he believes that
better
belief justify thereby the field the
and Parker
We with Mr. Iustace that he would and could the
he will
a OF
be himself but he would according Parker
from being such he tell y3
why should him other
Parker make Parkeri election
Of supervisors he should his frds al be elected
the field,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-18
THE PASSING HOUR.


appears to be up.todate campaigning
in
that Fern has long enough Now let him tell us what he
the have for charter there plenty of the
official the city worth
politics nominating
few then desperately the
predicting the
any open expressed
the
refusing be ampedd into swallowing everything served
them la convention
question reauershp Honolulu
yesterday Advertiser clubs
strongly thinking
honest while he also both fourth and fifth district
He the style of candidate The Advertiser the slightest hesitation
endorsing
gratifying report
Fortunately the part
sacrifice
while
materially
reduced the intelligence shown in guarding human health the
health this of humans the intelligence
their friends They not be CATTLE the
afflicted afflicted Recent
proportion
hbercular they will treatment.
rather sckenng for the Honolulu those
Wise that the weak men, the Republican
ticket N represen-
the oldest
Hawaii lie to high place IN that He OF the
Motley
for Republican who the
this sit still and hear remarks this without challenging the
opinion
of this city We believe that Paris and Arnold the strong
of the Republican ticket We believe it is Islander upon the voters to say
otherwise.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-18
TIE WOODEN rENr pEa7

Of the
hope the that the
abolition of the
limited especially rocky where fiat
available pitching
SOIL kind
furnishing hold camping where much
blunted by
driving, rein soldiers o us makehft pegs
likely
Then the difficulties variable would be with
soldier full
accordingly rid the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-18
NOW, GET TO WORK!


scented unfolding territorial
eliminate swamp city and
out of which revolving
1t gratifying
in of
the heathmenang
lama
filled in and made sanitary is
We take of the of
public works will that the with
Of the reclamation that of filling
When this is completed that the will be
of
by the time the legislature
appropriation We spending
the three alton work.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-18
WEIRD NIGHTMARE OF
OMEGA OF CAROUSE
Continued from Page One. }

he whispered. "He's dead. Deadlr'
There was a rustic among the crowd.
Someone whispered, "Skin outl Beat
it!p o BRENT staggered to his feet.
The Others had gone. He skunk after
them. The wine gang had lost one
member. 1t left him behind, dead.
Story on the Wall.
There Slim stayed for forty hours
with the hiatus in the events about
him, hiatus that was broken by the
officers of the law that entered where
the wine buns went out. There was
the empty demijohn and the signs of
revel. There were three bullet marks,
two ON the wall, one in Slim that after.
wards verified the story of "Bum I"
Hollerson. The story was as plain as
if written on paper.
Ground up the wine buns and we n
get the story, said the chief.
The roundup began, but did not have
to go far. Sergeant Kamahu of the
foot.police brought in a story told to
one of his men by a wine bum. A few
minutes afterwards the principal wit
nesses were in custody and had told
their story.
The identity of Slim was traced with
more difficulty. 1t is known that he
was a teamster at Leilehua in the EN-.
ploy of the army, a man with a shady
reputation. He had been soldier in
the Philippines, but had been dis.
charged.
What other facts the police have un.
covered they are keeping to themselves,
but announce that within few days
they win have the murderer in custody.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-18
lMBEclLES lMPERIL OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, October A.
Alarmed by the increase in the last
year of the number of imbeciles in
Ohio, President Allen W. w. Thurman
of the State board ofssadministration
declared that, if law of sterilization
is not passed soon, within decade it
will nearly bankrupt the State to care
for its weak-minded.
''We must start at once to stop the
propagation of the human race by i'm
lheeiles,r declared Thurman. 1.-THE
State S one institution to care for them
is taxed to capacity, and right now we
have over one hundred who should be
cared for there.
"At the Delaware Girls Home there
are thirty weak minded girls who
should be confined in the imbeeile insti-
tuition. They Cannot hold them there
forever, and when they are released the
State faces the danger of an increase
in charges. The same condition pre-
walls at the Lancaster Boys Home and
at Mansfield reformatory'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-18

cable message to the Guide, re-
ceived last night, states that the
schooner f. X. Wood, which left Hilo
September 20, arrived at Port Town
send yesterday. Also that the S. S.
Mexican, which left Hilo September 10,
arrived at Salina Cruz. The Matson
liner Hyades, which left Hilo October
o, reached San Francisco yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-18
HusTAcE AND PARKER.

we quite agree with Candidate Huaee
ar oeio" expectations in the public appeals
electorate giving one the opinion that the
dioaey as joke but in this
unfortunate than intentional remarks handed out bv
the arguments he has why he should
as to what he is
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-18

Harry N. Holmes, the advance man Of
the Men and Religion Forward Move
ment, arrived on the Korea yesterday
morning. Mr. Holmes will meet the eK-
ecutive council of the Inter-Chureh Fed
Grafton in Cooke Hall at twelve.thirty
today and make the preliminary ar
rangements for the setting up of the
work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

HOMES AND INVESTMENTS NJ Me-
CLURE- AvENPOET- TAYLOR co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
CAPITOL Pnoro STUDIO.

PAstograpAs Made Day or Nsghl. wasn
or shine, Developing and hnishtn1
FOR amateurs. Pictures OF banQuetA
and groups. Outside view work
collected. Satisfaction guarantees.
Quick service. eos East Broad street
over Hanover Shoe Store. w. TAI
LOR. Tho Pony Man.
Free Street Car Tickets or el.Oo .tsso
a bank book by saving u upwar NJ
% months hence you receive 500
to $1,000 or more. Hours, to J.
Phone Madison 1859. CONNER
CIAL GUARANTEE CO.. Bankers.
Is North Ninth. Investments and
loans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
Wants
REAL ESTATE yoH SALE


ChesserNela Cesaty, % PstersSurB Car
line. acres. new six-room resi-
denco; some outbuiidinga bar
gain for $3.50.
Hesrico Cou.ty, % Derkytswn eNea. =
miles out; IS acres. IS acres Of which
IL In a high state OF cultivation.
Good s-roon residence, large COW
barn. stable. shed. etc. WIN insiuds
all farming tmplsms nta ana house.
hold furniture. etc. for only s7.ess
II sold quick.
% Acres .. BvssA Street Neaa Fer
$3.50 per acre This property is
highly improved; ali In hiSh state OF
cultivation: good six-room residence,
numerous outtutfdinGs; can %
turned for 5000 per acre within sixty
days.
7S0 Acres, River FnrM, Within ~ Miles
OF Richmond; $50 acres in nigh
state OF cultivation. balance In ori9i
estimated 70 cut from 100000 20
1000 900 feet. This property 10 In
ono mile Of railroad; buil6inEs con-
sist OF good 3 or 1s-roon residence.
two barns: stable, etc rep.ssent IA s
be bought, II sold quickly. for
$4,000.
iHO Acres n LuAsa6uyY COunfvs WIZ
in half mile Of prosperous and rapid
" rrovinr town; new s-room resi-
donce. barn. stable. sheds. etc.: ~
acres in good state Of cultivation,
balance In timber; will cut 100000
feet OF timber and 10000 rehfoao
ties; easy terms. Price. $4,000.
s~v~. aaa q Half Acres ana neestif.!
1o-room bungalow. gas lights. hov
and cold water. This properly y
only few miles out from city and
within three minutes' walk OF dspot
Best train service in state Price
$1,000.
.oeo For Timber o. an Arres Land
IN pcwhatsn county. two miles ron
railroad. This timber consists prtn
cipaily OF original growth white oaK
railroad ties and 1000 cords pulr
wnrd also large lot hickory. GAR
RErr Il CO.. - North Seventh st.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

For sale or Exchanec-We Have -
very fine orchard OF over LOCO Al
bomarle Pippin trees In Alben3Ax10:
first class trees, which the owner. .
nonresident. viii sell or trade Tor
good city property. We have Ju1e
inspected this property and It y =
fine value. Full particulars at tho
Office. McCLURE-DAvEN
TAYLOR co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

HOMES AND INVESTMENTS NJ Me-
CLURE-DA VENPOET-TAY CO.
New s-Roos. Home 4. Highland ra,k'
all conveniences: lot 7ox14o. Price.
Large Dri~lk Heas~ On Worth F1sth
good renting section; price, $3.50.
New stu~co Houae ~ Rossna, Cenemt
basement. bath. pantry. electric
ligsrts. city water, hot water heat.
slate roof: painting bills will always
be small; lot 70x15o. Choice location.
square ana half from car. Price,
$3.50.
New Rri~k House IN Highland Park.
rooms. hot water heat. electric
lights. bath and pantry; Must he
West End H~x.e. Near Csr I.in~s 4
rooms, semi-detached; all conven-
fences: hot water heat In order n
close another deal owner viii sell
for $500.
Little Hsase ~ Re~sss. st~kle. tpne
acre land. nesr car for 1880. Terms
500 cash. balance monthly
A rive Brick l~v-st..-us On CAwrrA
Hill; paying sbcwt 70 psr cent. Par
ticulars on application.
Hartcw fSSt4kts ~v$S~se 1t Moons, ia
trnbe. bath. e,A~tric li~hm Ni"e
home ana rice location. Price. 81 $50
Terms, $500 cash and balance easy.
Nice Corner la MsaeAestep NINA
WITH 3 frame huildir -; renting for
$3.50 p.v annum. Good speculation
at $500.
u,~rxy,vN p~vk u~~.e NJ No~s~a
hath. part~v: LOT shxfsS. u~ar'v new.
Prize. ~ 4s6. Terms. $500 cash. bal
ancs to suit
M~rrrRr-DAyENrOnr-TAYLoH CO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

Large Dri~9k UWas~ On Worth F1fth
good renting section; price, $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

SPECIAL Mor,cgs.

SPEciAl NOTICE ron LA0tGo
NOW rs YOUR CHANCE I'D OF
A as SUIT FOR ONLY t5s.50. ALI
WORK GUARANTEED. THIS u4s
FER FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
III. HEYMANSON. LADIES' TALL
OR, l05 WEST MARSHALL IT. !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

Nice C~vnev la Msa~Aester mira
WITH 3 frame huildir -; renting FOR
$3.50 pev annum. Good speculation
at $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
: EGGS FOR HATcHING.

We Can supply Eggs From White La.
horns. Rhode Island Reds. Bun Or.
pington. White wyandotte. Black
LangshAns. Barred Plymouth
Rocks. White Pekin and Indian
Runner Ducks, at 3i.60 per set
ting. W. J. TODD'S SONS. as n.
Sixth, Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
HARDWARE.

Don't Take chaness-cst STAG Stain
. for those floors. Just received fina
selection OF lawn mowers, rublscf
hose. moppinx brushes. garden toois,
/ etc. COSBY PAINT STORE. ait
w Bread. formerly IS E Broad.
Monroe 305e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
AGENTS


Agents Wanted In Every state and
county to sell our famous Quik-
work Vacuum Cleaner, which IL
guaranteed for one year. in the
home of the user. to do the work
Of the high-priced machines. Sells
for $3.50. Ii you can appoint
subagents and have a small amount
of capital to invest in cleaners TO
supply them you can easily make
s75 to $3.50 per week. We are an
old. established firm with years of
manufacturing experience. Write
for our new selling plan and fac
tory prices. O'NE1IA-JAMES COM
PANY. 337 W. Madison Street. Chi
Cago Ill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
Help WANTED--MALE

We Guarantee You 100 sales Every
dayl ABSOLUTELY the fairest and
sauSrcst proposition you ever heard
y of. No hot air about IT. just
y plain guarantee contract Our Pine
Tar and Nelvetv Pastes are the
y greatest canned speclalties out Self
demonstrating plan does the trick;
nothing like 1t. every body excited,
l00 per cent. TO 400 per cent. profit
Write now for guarantee contract
and samples. LA RUE SOAP CO.
Dept n, $50 Niagara St. Buffalo.
n. Y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
J, WINTERS. LADIES' TAILOR,
zoe Ia NORTH SMITH STREET.

Unique Savings Plan. 500 Upwards.
Investments and small loans. COM.
MERCTAL GUARANTEE CO,
Bankers, 20 North Ninth. Hours
to 3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

We Have The Laeuese Assortment OF
rr,abcuts. bugvies and surrys you
will find In city. So DO suro to
see our stock before you buy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
w d nts
YoR AAIE
CARRIAGE. WAGON. REPAIRING.
REPAiNTiNQ.

Spring rspairir- or rspainting 70
crowding us, have on hand large
stock OF delivery wagons, several
new buggies. and several secoud-
hand wagons. which Will have 10
r,tre Be-t rricTa GEO 6. WHITE
p SON, 410 N. Fifth Street. Phone
2232 Madison. Esta blished, 1879.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS
NIa IIMaNN SHOE MEsHAyNINI4. assssss
151S East Main street.

Wish Ia Announce to the Public, !
have installed new machine which
nails the half sole withou. the ala OF
hand. this gives YOU better and
quicker work for less money. I have
also purchased $500 worth Of white
oak leather. and use this leather OK
ciusiveIy.
" sole and nailed. .....s5c
y sole and sewcd: .,...... 500
Rubber heels. 15c to 400
Leveliug heels ............1tc
All Work ANA, "a n f~a6 .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
w ANTS

w = ID I q
REAL IsrAT1 YoR sAL1
TOR SALE.
IMPROVED.
1900 Sleek. Grove Ave.--s rooms.
modern: $4,000.
1908 Block. drove Ave-. - Medern, .
baths. ID rooms.
32oe Bloch, Grove Ave~-very wide
lot. rooms.
ls00 Block Hanover Ave.--s rooms,
strictly modern. nearly new. Price
500.
3Soe DIsek. Floyd Ave.--s rooms.
strictly modern. Price $500.
Zoo Block. Hanover Ave.-s rooms.
strictly modern. Price $500.
s'e s,,es s'; r Zoo ''-.rs Avs'-s r''-''
1900 s,,.I s, e 8. r.rs Ave'-e 'o"-''
Zoo Block. Grace st.--e zoos. geo".'
O. A. HAWKINS.
100 n. 7th Street.
ron SALE.
IMPnovED.
Small Specialties as
Income Farmers.
100 Block. East Byrd st.-Two prop
critics for about 5000 each. paying
about IA per cent In rentals.
1900 Rleek. Beverly. - Flats. new. cf
price yielding over 10 per cent
s-sM ca.ai st-Y,eldsss over 10 Per
cent
1loo Block. ChaMn st.---Rentai $40
per month. Price 5000.
100 Block. NertA 2oth strect.-RentaI
32e0 per annum.
zoe Block. Catherine street. - store
and dwelling, paying over 10 per
cent
500 niock. Prentiss street.-Brfek.
tenaments; q bargain.
O. A. HAWKINS.
100 n. 7th Street
FOR SALE
UxrMPnovEp.
Keusington Ave.-N. 2. Corner she1-
pard.
KensiAeton Ave. - North SIDE from
Sheppard to West SITS.
Kensiaxton Ave.-North side. be-
tween West and Cleveland.
Kensi.ste. Ave. - south side, from
West to Cleveland SITS.
Kensington Ave.-N. T.. Corner Cieve-
land.
Kensineton Ave. south side, West
OF Cleveland
All Of above near the Battle Abbey
terson Avenue. Desirable at prices
made now.
o. ~ HAWKINS.
100 N. 7th Street.
FOR SALE.
IMPROVED.
Frankiin -. -- Corner. East Of rou-
shoe St
Franklin st.--East of Adams st.
Franklin st.-Esst OF Monroe st.
We also OFFER two most delightful
modern homes on Monument Ave.
. These are opportunities not fro
|auently presented.
O. A. HAWKINS.
100 n. 7th Street
FOR SALE.
UNIMPRovED.
Monument Ave.-North side, between
Lombardy and Allen Ave.
Nenunent Ave-North side. between
Meadow and Allison.
Me..nsnt Ave.-NortA side, between
Robinson and Mulberry.
Msnunent Ave--seutA Side. between
Meadow and Allison
Monument Ave-sosth side, between
Addison and Davis Ave.
Msas.sst Ave. Csrser. East of
All on the fashionable avenue Of
the city. See US about these.
O. 4. HAWKINS.
100 N. 7th Street
FOR GALE.
UNIxPRoyED.
Boalevard-West Side. betweea Leon
ard and Remington.
noulevard--N. W. Ger. Kenstnxton, d.
rectfy opposite Battle Abbey.
Bsulevard - Fest side, hetwee. Ken
sfngtcn and stuart. directly oppo-
site Baltic Abbey.
HxGfev Afx-Exea Sf1&. krtwech stuart
and Hanover.
All OF this property At prices that
insure q profit In the near future.
o. A. HAWKINS.
100 ". 7th Street
LIST or BARGAINS.
E,lOyd Ave.-Sevepal Gig ht-rs~.m dwell.
tngA Prices. 1880 and up.
Stuart Ave--2700 Bloel. 7-reom brick
dwelling. .psic1. $t.see. =
Cherry Stills ht-room Brick DWELL
Ing, bath and latrobe. $500.
Clay St.-6o0 Block West. twelve-roous
brick hath and 1atroho $4,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

Live Axensa OF Eaesxy
aud ability 10 handle the celebrated
l Capitol sanitary Hourshold and Toll
let Brushes IN this city ana Vicinity:
permanent proposition Tor right aAr-
Hes fxcJuSfve territory: excellent In
due8ESauts. goods ahsolufeiy guar
enteeA Address CAPITOL BRUSH
\ COMPANY, i5f Hoadiey Place.
4 Hartford. Conn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
MOTORCYCLES AND c1CYcLEs.

We Want 70 Make This Tns Diaussa
bicycle year we have ever had ny
giving 20 uthes high -Earde bicycles
at sac. with coaster hraks; fyey
johnson. Reading Standard. Hart
ford. Pope Seminole. and Harley
Davidson and Pope motorcycles. +.
a. oCISENRERRY. s25 West Main
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

Agents on Salary or Commission. The
greatest agents seller ever pro-
duced: every user Of pen and ink
buys IT, on sight; 200 TO SEQ per
cent, protit, one agents sales
amounted to $500 in Elk days: an
other sac In two hours. MONROE
TTr, -f+f1 Y "a Ia rs-ossa WIS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
CLEANING AND PRESSING.

Third Strse< cisanins and prssstna
Company. All work guaranteed:
called for and delivered; altering
and repairing done. No. lis North
Third. Phone Madison 1855.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

wanted. AT Once, Two Experienced
cement finishers. Steady work
PERKINSON a. SIMMS. INC, Box
I56. Petersburg, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

| Have y High Glass Suburban Prop
\ osition for a first class salesman.
4 viii put the right man in direct
charge of this proposition and lend
whnt assistance necessary. None
but experienced men. need apply.
n E. n. HOWE. Room No. /, Ameri-
can Bank Building. Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

Lot 33xIe0. Twenty Third Street. C,ess
to corner Jefferson avenue, and fac
inE Clay street. Good for stors and
dwelling combined. Price, 1900. 90.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

Position Wanted As Window Trim
mNr by young man who has had
several years experience. Also has
fair knowledge of card marking
Address j. r.. care Richmond Viz
gilman.