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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-05
YOUR SHARE ss4.6i.
This Amount Each Persons Share Of
United States Money.

Washington, D. G., Feb. 5.-An equal
division of all the money in the United
States would result in each man, woman
and child possessing $34.6l. The amount
is the per capita circulation according
to the calculation of the treasury de-
partment, which estimated that the pop
lulation of the country has grown from
I9I .072, ,266. as determined by the 1910
census, to 95,95S,000 February /, 1912.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-05
Menu for Bantist Sumner

The ladies' aid society of the First
Baptist church win serve supper Tues
dav evening, Feb. 8, from $50 to :
o'clock The menu:
Fish Chowder
Whipped Cream Cake. Assorted Cake,
Pickles Hot Rolls Coffee.
Price, 20 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-05
GIRL PLACED UNDER ARREST.
Gladys Bowles Is Accused of Taking
Clothing.

Miss Gladys Bowles of South Main
street was arrested by Chief Sinclair
this afternoon on warrant charging
her with petit larceny. She was taken
to the police station, later TO be ar
raigned in city court before Judge II. w.
Scott. 1t is alleged that the young
girl is guilty of stealing articles of cloth.
ing from a woman residing in the vi
cinity of South Main street. The war
rant for the Bowles girls arrest was
issued by States Attorney j. Ward
Carver.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-05
POWDER EXPLOSION KILLS
BOY, INJURIES OTHERS
Two Carloads of the Explosive Blew
Up on Kansas City Southern Rail-
way Tracks and Destroyed
Considerable Property.
Considerable Property.

Bolton, Mo. Feb. 5.--A boy was killed,
several persons were injured and con-
siderable property was destroyed when
two carloads of powder on the Kansas
City Southern railway tracks exploded
at Jauron, near here, early to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-05
Vermont Methodist Conference.

Newport. Feb. 5.--The 6sth annual
Methodist conference will be held in
Newport from April 10 to April Is, with
Bishop. Edwin Hughes, d. d, LII. d.,
presiding.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-05
The Amounts Expended.

The total money expended on state
roads in the county was $47 ,62455, and
the amount of rods built was 3,929.6.
Barre City leads with S9,76S.95, and
Waitsfield had the least, $7s945 The
figures by towns are as follows;
Reported
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-05

fails to re-eleet or appoint such a man
not only does itself an injury but the
travelling public as well. We must re-
member that experience is very val
liable asset in road work"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28

and Southwest. Mil loan money on mort
cages upon improved property In cities OF
not less than 1000 population. ard when a
sufficient amount has thun been placed Will
Issue Its bonds against the mortgas cs and
sell the securities to investora The COM
pnny VIII work in cooperation with the
United states Fidelity and Guaranty Com
pany. whose agents Will first pass upon the
mortgages and offer them TO their COM
pany. which, after It has Investigated and
found them satisfactory. WIFI guarantee
them and turn ,hcm over to the trust conf
pany, which will lend the money. Thus the
bonds viii bc personal obligation OF the
trust company. guarantee! h. another COM
pany. and lastly occurred by mortgage upon
the real estate pledged. This will be the
principal business OF tho new concern. but
It VIII also conduct banking and other Imam
cial opera lions OF trust COMPANY. except
ing that II Will not handle estates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
rLANNING STEEL ADVANCES.

Pittsburgh. Pa. April 27-'TheTe Is evident
Is definite program among steel produc-
crs which is likely TO place plates and
shapes at 10 cents by May l. represcntIng
advances from tho lowest prices O; last No
vcmber OF about 81 ton plates and
shapes. The advances being made by
Individual mills at intervals No business
IL being checked by the advances. as no
new business OF consequence being
offered, while the other hand specia-
cationa on old contracts are Stimulated.
These contracts. as e rule. expire July !. y
feature .. the bar advance is that agricu!-
tural implement matters are being covered
70! various periods after July 10. abou:
SlpGJ tons OF such business having been
closed In tho past ten days.
The steel Industry is operating at fully
20 per cent OF capacity, aud Is assured OF
& continuance OF this rate Until July or
August. by the specifications on contracts
which runo June % the latest date FOR
specifying When those specifications are
cleaned up there would probably bc n lull.
new contracts would involve consider
ably higher prices, but assurances are given
Ia the most confident manner b. those who
should know that there VIII DO an !mpo--
iant buying movement by railroads before
that time. which Will easily carry full
operations or the steel mills pas; the No.
vember election. which IL possibly the par
ucriar object sought in certain quarters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
FREIGHT RATES NARROW.
Interesting Figures Showing Relation o
Rntes and Wages to Cost of Living

The effect OF wages upon freight rates
and indirectly upon the cost OF living is
available in the report OF any OF the lead
ing railroad systems OF the country In
view OF the demands OF the locomotive en-
sineers TOR higher wages these figures are
interesting. saws The Ohio state Journal
Using the report OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company as basis because 1, 10
shown. 10 DC large carrier o. provisions.
IL appears that the average yearly earning
of all its locomotive drivers In 1911 were
si.5is, as compared with sl.li5 in is. or a
gain OF 80 per cent. Where driver acts
as n fireman as well he gets si7ii a year.
as compared with sllS0 In 1880 an inorca Sc
OF - per cent. The report OF the Pennsyl-
wanna shows that II paid out to its en-
pioycs In 1911 about 81 per cent. o. its gross
receipts. compared with ~ per cent I'm
lSac The average freight rate OF the Penn
syivania Railroad Is .Cc5S7 cents n ton mile
Its freight receipts are about - per cen ::
OF as total or gross receipts. Every effort
tina; has been made by the railroad com
pany to Place its freight revenues on A
more profitable basis has been opposed b.
the Interstate Commerce Commission with
tine result that the rate was not Increased.
The so commercial freight rate o,
the government operated Panama Railroad
g.. slightly over cents per ton mile. The
rate charged the Isthmian Canal Commits
sion is cents per ton mile.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28

tor company.
Norfolk-s5o.oo0 hotel company. sl5..
coo automobile company.
Purcellvilie-$25.o0 light and now
CT company.
Portsmoutli-s5o.oo 900 land company
Quicksburg - $4,000 development
company.
I,ichmond-s2CO,O 900 manufacturer.
and dealers OF salt
Roanoke--S50O, 900 construction nom
pany.
South IIill-sl0.0oO water co,npanv.
Suffolk-s15.J00 drug company
Staunton--S25.000 theotre comnanv,
$4,000 motor company.
In West Virginia.
Clarksburg-t 10000 Amusement com.
pany.
charleston-s25o,oc Gil ana ga.
company.
WiliiamsonLaundr
Ncston-S3O. 900 gas COMPANY
In North Carolina
Ahoski OR. ID. Union-si25.o 900 dc,
vclopment company.
Ashe"!lle-s25.O06 construction com.
pany.
Observation-Disclosures company.
Concord-sl 10000 ,cleph3nc company
Characterization BRICK plant.
Eiicrbcc-S2o.oOO bank
High Point-s5o,00U veneer and pane
company, $4,000 amusement company
Henderson-s50.o cotton nbre and
mattress company.
kittrell--Sj.O00 bank
Kinston-$25.0 600 fnilr pad company.
Mebane-S25.O00 drug COMPANY.
Norlina-s50,oo0 bank.
Selma-Sio.ooo Development com.
pany.
southport-sloo.oo lumber company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
INDUSTRIAL NOTES
ALlOvERT He SOUTH
Notwithstanding Floods and Sea
Disasters, Business Outlook
Is Good in Dixie.

Chattanooga, Tenn. April 9I-The
tradesman III its to-day's issue says:
The conclusion of this week finds {.
rapid reimbursement Of losses from
hood ana wreck. The losses from the
sinking Of the Titanic arc said to
amount to large rgurls in Hertford.
conn, insurance companies The losses
oy Hood In the MiSsiss:tir Vallev are
placed at Sl00,000.0 900. Yet such Is the
general prosperity OF the country that
the money centres do no. show a trem-
Or Slowness In collections is report :
ed from the cotton districts, as might
De expected while the price of cotton
""S increased IN view Of The smaller
area to be planted this year. With
the usual rains of the season. Il large
area of the recently submerged land
VIII be long in drying out. This Will
make ~ too late in some cases for cot
ION General business Is growing in
inc south AT u greater r;,ic than trans-
portation facilities. Car shortages will
grow In seriousness olI crop move
inents may be delayed. sun there is
room for much confidence In tho out
look"
Among the new enterprises reported
TO the Tradesnan FOR tie weoi, arc the
following:
In Nirginiu.
AleXnndrla-;50. 900 construction com
phny; Sioo,000 truck company: $4,000
publishing company
Gnporia-s25.0 ice ana refrigora-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
nnnrIile Tobacco Reno-t

Denville. Va, April :7.-For several day.
OF the early part OF the week the sales OF
tobacco on the warehouse floors were tairl.
large. lasting until about noon. :, good
proportion o. the stock sold was received
by rail. The character OF the tobacco being
sold is about the same as has been selling
for the past month with now and ;her
some good 20 fine tobacco,. hut common and
medium grades predomnatc.
Fine to0accos and anything with good
color commands as high prices as hav.
prevailed at any time during the season
while the common and medium grades MAY
be said to he somewhat iess in demand, ii
not easier in price.
Farmers are very busy making prepara.
tons for planting, and while the season i.
rather late. still prospects seem good 10,
putting In a full crop.
Trading in redried tobaccos continue. AIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
DANvILLE's COTTON MILLS.
Plans for Extensive Enlargement Not Y,
NIndc--AIIcalN Imrgest rInni In Snuth


President Schoolheld. " the Riverside and
Dan River Cotton Mills. at DanviIle modi-
fes the report TINT his company vii! in
YES; $3.50 600 Immediately for improvements
and engagements. He says:
"Omr company is thinking OF plan to
build another MILL hut we have not vet
reached a definite conclusion. nor have we
any plans.
at o; our Riverside mills VIC have
about IA wide looms or Old style which
Wa have decided to take out and MI tn.
space with modern automatic looms There
VIII be about SEQ of the automatic looms
snd. in order to support these, We reauire
about 1000 additional spindlcs and about
10 or 10 additional cards. together with
other appurtenanccs. Tho entire improve
ment, including the cost OF n email addi-
tion to mill No. l. Riverside division. viii
DC about s25o.OVo."
As they now stand tho Riverside and Dan
manufacturing plant in tho South The
capitalization is 100000. and its equipment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
BUSINESS ANn POLITICS.
/ National Farmers Committee Working
for Parcels Post system.

The Farmers National Committee on Pos
tai Reform keeps open headquarters a,
room 50. Bliss building. Washington. D. c.
THIS committee IL making a s,rtenatio
campaiSn In the Interest OF parcels post.
which Il claims all the farmers I'm the
country want. This committee Is now cir
culatinE pledge tho signcrS OF which
promise not 10 vote FOR any candidate cor
Congress who doea not publicly define his
POSITION on parcels post and whose record
does not show active support OF the farm
ers demand for real, genuine parcels
pos: or postal express"
This pledge calls FOR tho sinking OF It's
s!=ners of all other issues in that % parcels
or party affiliations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
win,:ow.GInss Goes In

Now York. April 2.--Wlndow glass mani
r'actureTs OF the country held an Informal
conference AZ the Waldorf-Astoria ycster-
which declared To be vcry unsatisfac-
tory. While the conference. being Inform
al, took no nnai action, or IL II did has
i|ot made the same public. II is pretty
well understood that there will be advances
In the prices or window glass OF % to .
per cent, possibly % per cent, to 20 into
effect ahou, the list of July.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
Demand fnr CnI,c

Flttbbursh, Pa .ApfiI -I.--Demnnl Tor
coha for contract shipment continues
strong. but spot coke is slore quiet. Tho
fear that prices for coke Will reach poin;
that may force furnaces. to suspend because
90 contracts At low prices cor pig iron. IS
evidently having m influence upon larEc
consumers. who sibw little disposition TO
seek coke. Operators gay they do not want
to curiail consumption Of coke. ana the
conservative element IS cnd.avorinr 10 nre-
vent run away market. Prices quoted on
SPOT coke. however. are from SECS to- g. So
Some quotations Of go are said TO have
ocen made on fair-sized lots for shipment
during the next week or ton 5'-iy=
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
RiIlinerH

For CORRECT STYLES IN MILLIN-
cry YOU must see my display OF trim
med hats and untrmmcd shapes; also
:ny l'neof ready made garments for
ladies and children. We are now
giving special prices on ali lines.
Alterations free. MRS. JCLIU y
BEAR. 1923 L. Main Street
TO MY OUT-OF'-
town friends and customers: Please
remember my new location, 52S EIs,
Broad street opposite Miller x
Rhoads. a large lot OF stylish hats
on hand. and fresh lots arr!vini;
every day. You Will find here the
most sensible and practical hats
in the city, and at the lowest prices.
lave now a larger and better sto.c
:; nd carry larger stock, but sell at
i'll. Same old low prices Don't for
get the new location. 52S East Broad
sweet (near sixth street,. CHAM
LEES MILLINERY. Mrs. l.. Barnett,
Proprietor,
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED y LARGE
shipment OF the very latest summer
hats. Prices low. An spring hats
ut cost. CLAEK'S MILLINERY, 2l1
North First street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
South Bo,ton Tobacco Market.

South Boston. Va, Apr!l N.-Twenty and
a quarter million pounds of leaf tobacco
have been sold on the South Boston markc;
20 date al an average OF u.6i. and from
present prospects this market bids fair to
sci! 2j.ooltp0 pounds OF the weed next sea
son. The tobacco people and planters are
very much encouraged tile above figures
which far exceeded the!r expectations 70.
this fiscal year.
The market was never in better shape
for handling the weed. and each scnson the
warehouses and factories are enlarged
which shows that the business is steadily
on the increase. The facilities for hnndlinI
lea. tobacco were never in better shane.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
Dibloenn .aaotlces.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad COMPANY.
Otiice of the Treasurer
w Wilmington. ~ c. April 70. 1915.
THE BOARD or DIRECToRs OF TIfEi
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad COM
pany has declared per cent, inter-
est on the certificates OF indebted
ness OF that company. payable at tie
Office of the treasurer. a. Whining
ton, y. G.. on and after May y
1912. The transfer books are closet
from the goth day OF ADril. foIg "a
the LIST day OF May. 1912, both fa-s
elusive. JAMES 7. POST.
Trcasuror "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28

Raleigh. y: G., April g7--work has be-
depot and tracks here Cor tie Southern
Railway, involving a total expenditure OF
some |s0oCo The grading contract requires
me removal OF the earth from a space %
'oVNl5o TO depth %: nine feet. on this Will
DC erected tho warehouse. 5ox3Go feet with
sheds covering l0o feet more, and also nve
tracks The grading Is TO be done within
thirty daYs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
MoSEY LOOKING SOUTHWARK.
New Financial Concern Being Organized I'm
ItnltiInorc TO Aid Southern DeYeInnment

The organization OF the Equitable Mort
f@Fc and Trust Company - proceeding rap
idly, and hy late summer or early In tho :ali
II VIII begin business. AZ the stock sub.crip-
tons must be all paid ny August tho mrs,
payment thereon falling due next month
TINS new Baltimore enterprise. which viii
conduct business principally in the south
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
RpflnG ann Glfal1imn

MATTHEW'S. THE CLEANER YofI
are su:e 10 be satisfied in clean
repairing speciality: work done
promptly and called for and dcIiy
cred Also carpets and rugs cleaned
eIuai TO new. 10 l-a ". Main street.
Phone Madison 1926.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28

includes 10000 ring cpindies. 7.2sa looms.
dyoing and finishing machinery. etc. Water.
seam and electricity are used for power.
and more than 400 operatives are employed
The product is cheviots, shr,ins,. deulns.
piaidS, etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
Reliable Transsfer

TRANSFERRING
500 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
for csc: Claim checks issued at the
mousse for your baggage. Two men
y OF moving furniture and pIanos
Phone Madison I445
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28

Petersburg. Va. April a7.-saies of tobacco
This week were $1,000 pounds making total
sales to date 6,sii,sI5 pounds. 1t is estimated
that l.5o'eo1 pounds are yet to be marketed
Tho market clused strong to-day at tho .ol
low quota lions:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
G1al nnO llSonb

WQoD IN REDUCED PRlcEs. 70
move $50 cords at once we Offer
slab aud kindliItg at $3.50 Ger half
cord. Dry oak at So hnlf-cord Full
measure; prompt service. Order to-
day. MIDLOTHIAN WOOD COM
PANY. Phone Madison 1916.
If YOU BURN WOOD JUST CONSULT
Headquarters over phone or get on
cir and como 10 my office. where
You can sec sample and get de-
livery in 30 minutes By automobile
truck. LONG. THE WOOD MAN, 1906
West Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
Lyncbburs tobacco Market.

I.ynchburg. Va. April gI.--John l.. OGles-
by Of ;hc L.nchburg Tobacco Warehouse
Company Gnc) makes tho following re-
port Of leaf tobacco sold on the i.ynchburg
Sold week ending April =. 10000 pounds;
sold week ending Apr1i 10. 1880 pounds
increase this week. 1890 pounds
Sold from September !. 1911 to April -.
1879 i6.i7I5on pounds; sold from Septemo,r
1919. TO April .. 1911 ii,s?3.e0 pounds. In
creaee tor 1912. i.si7,40 pounds
Receipts this week were hardly ur to eN-
pectationF. indicating that the crop is near
II al. sold. and from on sales cX-
pected to be light. There is noticeable
change In prices. and there seems 20 be no
prospect Of any improvement in the near
fnttire Limitations Tor The weck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28

Students tutored NJ summer camp on iako
in mountains. near West Point. y. Y. Nun
Der limited. Athletics. prospectus. Nd
dress Principal OF high schoo,. ch!nco.
league Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
auctfon 5aIes, a3pnnap
BY Green q Redo.
Teal Estate Auctlonecrs.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
THOSE TWO LOTS or LAND IN
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT. HENRICo
COUNTY, VA. ON THE NINE-AIIrir,
ELECTRIC RAILROAD.
being part o, lot No 5 on Mat
made by James T Redd and recorded
IN Henrico County Court in ID. B. Z,
page -. commencing on rho northeast
corner. running along the avenue in a
soutHer!y direction ib5 feet, thence
,wcStwafdly so feet, thence northward-
y 10" feet to said road thence cast
wardIy 60 feet to place OF beginning.
ALSO.
Part of lot No 9. in the Baker tract.
on seven Pines electric railroad, COM
IN ,ncinS at the northwest corner OF
SAID lot and running in a southerly di-
feet thence northwardly los feet,
thence along the electric railroad west
wardly so feet to place of beginning.
toSe Sher with improvements thereon
by virtue of deed OF trust from G..
r. Rudd to the undersigned trustee.
dated April Is, 1919 and recorded i'm
the clerks oiiic- of the Circuit Court
Of EGnrico county. in u. b. lSS-A, page
~, viii, on
MONDAY. APRu 20. 1912.
at IL o'clock NJ
offer for sale IN front of The it5nrico
county courthouse the above describ ed
property.
This property IS we'll located. con-
Nenicnt to cars. and In easy reach of
the city. and should attract the atten-
ton OF persons seeking such homes, as
well as would be profitable to an in
weston.
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN B. GAYLE.
Trustee.
y. B-While the terms OF the dead
OF trust require cash, Vet upon appli-
cation to the auctioneer conducting the
sale. moro !iheral terms mav ihc had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
aufrion 5alss, Jururs Days
BY Geo. l.. Crawford & Co,
So East Main Street.

FOR SALE AT AUCTION TO CLOSE
AN ESTATE,
y FARM OF 3iai ACRES. VERY DE-
SGRABT,Y LOCATED ON r.. #. & p.
II. r., CLOSE TO GLEN ALLEN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
]. can Offices.
MONEY TO LEND.

WHY PAY PAWNBRoKERs 100 PER
cent. per annum when the Equitable
Loan society Will lend YOU money
cry at To per cent. month !.
special offices for ladies' consulta
t!oA' second floor. Eighth and Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
SMALLER SALES
OF LEAF TOBACCO
Bulk of Last Years Crop Has
Been Sold-Market Some
what Weaker.

The leaf tobacco buyers of Virginia
and North Carolina markets are be-
ginning to realize that there is com
paratively little left of the tobacco
crop OF 1911 yet to be marketed. The
receipts OF the raw leaf on the various
markets are growing less and LEGS
every week. 1t is estimated by some of
the close observers of general condi-
tons that not more than Is per cent.
of last years crop now remains in
tho hands of the growers. Some think
less
The offerings FOR the past week in
most of the markets were of the better
grades. for the farmers have not yet
gotten out of the old time habit of
holding their best for the last. In the
bright markets some Of the best Of
ferings commanded almost fancy
prices. In the dark markets. however.
there was an unaccountable slackness
in bidding. even on the better grades.
In Richmond about 100000 pounds
of dark goods, mostly sun-cured, were
sold. The offerings consisted (speak-
ing OF sun-cured1 OF good filters in
the main. with a large sprinkling or
rich wrappers. and yet the market was
dull, ana sellers Were rather disap
pointed at the prices. The top notch for
very good wrappers was S25 per hun
waXy kind, were considerably OF. The
warchousemcn are unable to explain
the state OF affairs. and the buyers
won't do it, even if they know how.
The package dealers had rather slow
business the past week. The fact is
! that the package dealers have but
very little more to do. An investiga
ton shows that there IL less old to-
bacco in the storage houses in Rich
mand than has been known at this time
of the year for a decade past. The
package men arc nearer sold out than
at any time within the period named.
BY the first of June there will prob
ably not be n hogshead of old stock
TO he had In Richmond. At least that
is the information as | gather 1t from
the warehousemen, the package deal
crs and the storage mon.
The loose leaf warehouscmcn look
for smaller offerings .ais week. The
farmers have but little more leaf to
market. they are busy with new crops.
and then. too. they are a little dis
gustcd at the dullness OF the market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
RUBBER REPAIRING.
ANTIQUES.
SLIP COVERS.

rs LINEN AND CREToNNI:. TOR BED
room or parlor. ,Iade to fit. sgd
NOR &c HUNDLEY. INC. Seventh and
Grace. Madison 1904