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Frank Richards and W. Thompson
autoed 10 Stoneham Saturday afternoon
Will Thompson and family were viz
itor. at o. H. Lundvall's Sunday.
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
.E.A.s tPublisher.J serialOIcssi
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office al Sterling. Colorado.
June 20. 1912
NOTICE is hereby xiven ,ilas Dell ". Van Gil
der Of si!-H ST.. Denver. Colorado. who. on May
9Th. 1905. made Desert Land Entry No. Oi6iel. for
southwest quarter. Section &. Township n.
Range IS w.. 9Th Principal Meridian has filed NO
tiee u intention To make desert land Prof. to
tabsh claim to the land above described. before
Clerk Of the District Cour. at Greeley. Coiuado.
on the leth day Of August. 1917
Claimant namcs As witnesses:
Lewis Earl Markham. Of Keo.a Colorado.
Frank Lester Markham. of &c
Frank C. vickers. Of 1913. TreHon, St. Denver.
Colorado.
THIS K. Powell. Of isa2. Calf St. Denver. Colo.
Daniel Z. B,.nc. G-27 l-s
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hiaIast Word.

Here is one case whore tho husband
aad the last word and possibly scored
a point It was during q little spat
His wife had been talking for ten min.
utes without letup and tho end came
only when shc asserted vehemently,
There. I hope I've mado myself
plain!" Made yourself plain. my
dcar!" he replied. why. bless your
heart, ! didn't know you had anything
to do With It. thought you were born
that way"
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NOTICES E6n ptnLlt ArIoN.

Z. S. tPublishcr, Serial o!5eos
Department Of the Interior.
uni,s-i Stl,es Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
June I. 1872.
Noncr is hereby given that Walter d. Gran
dali Of Stonchain. Colorado. who. on March q.
lsli. made Homestead entry. No. 0lSsd5. for
Southeast quarter. Section ~. 1ownsh:p NJ.
Range ~ W. 9Th Principal Mcridsn. has tlcd no
,ice Of intention - make Communication Proof. to
establish claim to the land above described. before
Register and Receiver at Sterling. Colorado. on
tie 9Th day of August. l:.2.
Claimant names a. wtncses:
Newton J. Stradcr, Of S,oncham. Colorado.
Hiram J. Hut., Of
Philip II. kcenen. Of G-l3
Ole N. Olson. Of .-l5
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day with Mrs. A. Christsen to help cell
ebrate her birthday.
Mrs. Artley was in Stoneham Satur-
day doing some shopping.
Mr.. Rapp from south of Raymer was
lransacting business in our town Nor
day and as guest Of Miles Mitchell.
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soricE ioa PUBLICATION.


L. IS. tPublishcr) Serial-QlcSIs
Department OF the Interior.
United States Land ohsc, Sterling. Colorado.
May .. 1912.
NorcE iI hereby Siven that George s. Bass,
u S,oneham Colorado. who On February N. 1910.
made Homestead entry M. rlua7s. for North
.ns, quarter. S'.c,igI. y. Township 5 H.. Eanr~
s. W. 9th Pripc ipal Meridian has iilei notice II
intention 10 make communication prof to establish
claim to the land ab3gc described. before Register
and Receiver, at Sterling, Colorado. Oh the ls,l,
day Q: July Is!a
Clainaa, names a. witnesses:
John Eunyan. of Stonchau. Colorado.
Newton J. S,radcr. of ''
James +. S,ackhu,isc. Of 5-51
Ralph Bsr,rsIn. Of ~
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NOTICE run PUBLICATION.

y. AS. u'ublishcr.l Scrial-Gos21
Department ot ~ isteriV..
Uniscd States Land ofhco a, Sterling. Colorado.
June 70. 1919.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Frank c. viekcrs.
Of 1883. fremont ST.. Denver. Colorado who. on
May 9Th. 1908. made Desert Land Entry No. 49,.
for Southeast quarter, Section 9. Township ~.
Range 60 W.. 6th Principal Meridian. has hssd no
tiee Of intention to make de.ert land Proof. to
establish claim to the Land atove described. before
Clerk Of tho District Court. at Greeley. Colorado.
IN the 18th day Of August. 1872.
Claimant names AS witnesses
Lewis Earl Markham. of Ksc.A. Colorado.
Frank Lester Markham. of
Daniel y. Byrnc. Of
Dell W. Van Glider. Si!.iith st.. Denver. Colo.
Thos. Il. Powell. Of isa? California ST.. 4"
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Come To Church

Come to chuch at the school
house every Sunday morning.
Sunday School at ten o'clock. fol-
lowed by preaching an hour later.
Young Peoples meeting at 200
p. nj. each Sunday.
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NOTICE roi, PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOit PUBLICATION.
Z. S. tPuiaisher) Scrial-oi39s2
Department o: thr Interior.
United States Land Office a, Sterling. Colorado
June 5, 1872
NoIeE is hcTeb, given thn, Homer +. F!eak.
Of Sterling. Colorado. who. September Il. 1910
made homestead entry. No 0isJs.,. for Southwest
quarter Section !. Township s n. Range IS W..
9Th principal Meridian. has MED notice Of intention
u make communication Proof. to establish
claim 10 the land above described. before Regis.
ter ani Receiver. at Sterling. Colorado. on the
18th DAY Of July, 1872.
Gilman, names rs witnesses:
Lewis II. Harms Of S,e'iinsr Colorado.
Fred A. Ford. of
Guy Grcgg. of G-l3
Fred ". Gicxg. Of 7-ls
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NOTICE roa PUBLICATION.

NOJJSE u.t rNHIiSNbipN'
Z. 4. 5. Publishcr.D Serial c3.s3,
Department VI the in:crior.
United States Land Office. u, Sterling. Colorado.
May - 1917
NOTICE is hereby given that Artaur Myers.
Of New Raymer. Colorado. who. IN July 25. 1905.
made homestead entry. No. 2soo. for Ella SWi.t.
swift SELL. Sec. II. Hwi.t Nell. Section 10.
Township $ ~. Range 50 W.. 9Th principal Mcr-
iiian. has tiled notice Of intention to make five
year Pruof. u establish claim To the land above
described. before Clerk Of the District Court. u,
II. Morgan. Colorado. on the lash day Of July.
1912.
Claimant .sinss ~ Witnesses.
Samuel 8. Gibson. of New Raynssr. Colorado.
Kancy Posbrrr. Of
Julia A. Beach. n BuekinGhsm. S-O
Banjamin Dixon. II -
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Mabclle Reed announces ,ha,
those wishing meals at the restau.
rant will confer a favor It they will
give her an hours notice before
meals are desired. She also keeps
fruits for sale and solicits a share
Of your patronage.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-07-11
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.


J.. As. 'Pahlishcr.i Serial 0iJ'i7.
Department of the Interior.
United States Land Office a, Sterling Colorado.
jane 81 1912.
NoucE is hereby given that Emily c. Graves.
II New Rayiprr. Colorado, who. On April 18th.
lsl E.ade home st"a! entry, No ol5.4', for South
west quarter, section , Township I. n. Range
q " 81. principal Meridian. ha' filed notice Of
intention To make Communication Prof. to ss-
tAblish claim To tie Land above ieseril.s before
U. $. Commissioner. at keo;a. Colorado. on the
la,h day Of August, iol..
Claimant nirnes witncsscs:
Lewis A. Whittier. Of New liaymer. Colorado.
CG.Ilrs b. BARKER. Of ''
Chester Snyder. Of e 6a'
James Il. Sna,h.rs. Of 8 81
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
T.. y. tPublisher) Serial-oies09.
Hrrastmcnt Of the Interior.
United Sratca Land Oi5cc. at Sterling. Colorado.
May u. l9i,
Norc. is hereby given 'ha. Edna c. Blake Of
stonc.,;E. Colo.clo. who on April eth. 1910.
r-,adc Homestead eit y No. nl25o. for Southcas;
quarter. Section Is. Township . N. Range j6
W. 9TH PRINCIPAL Me-, ,iiian, has fled notice of
intention to make Final cummGtaticn prof To
establish claim to the lard aip,c described be-
fore Register and Receiver. C, Sterling. Colorado
on the 18TH day of July 1919.
Claimant na;ncs as Witnesses:
George Sioerm of S,oneham Colorado.
Goodman tes. u
Ray EuYtin. Of so
Hurry Sheldon of ~
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OrIain Of Cards.

The use OF cards Is said 10 have
been derived from the Turoi cards
which were originally used for occult
purposes
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOIISt - bOk ~ DLN tItVN.
E.A.S. IPIblisher, S-riai-0i5s.'
Department Of the Interior.
uni,cd States Lard Oilicc. S,-rliny. Colorado.
May Is. 49,.
Soy,cE Is hereby given tha. Edwin Hernc.. Of
s,uRchar,. Colorado. who. on haSas. 10th. 1910.
made Homestead application No. oi5s72. for
Southwest quarter. Section 10. Township Z ~.
itanGe 81 W.. 9Th Principal Mcmillan. has filed
notice q! intention 10 make Communication proof. Ia
establish claim to the land above described. be-
fore Ecsistcr and Receiver at Sterling. Colorado.
on the 18th day of July. 1912.
Claimant names witnesses:
Niles N. Mitchell. Of S,onekari. Colorado.
Carl Conradson. nf
Elmer Eiic.on. Of $50
jacob Shaw, of IL
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NOTICE rou PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
+. S. lPublisher.l Scriai-Ol59l6
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
June 5. 1912.
NorcE is hereby given that Lewis A. Whittier
of New Ra:mss. Colorado. who. on May 9Th. 1911.
a,adc homestead entry. No. 0l59.e. for Southeast
quarter. Section 20. Township n. Range is W..
9TH principal Meridian. has iiled notice VI inten-
ton to nlke communication proof. " establish
claim TO the hand abp.- described before U S.
Commits -soncr. al keota. Colorado. Oh the ,ath
day OF July. 1872.
Claimant names u witncsseo:
Chester 5. Snyder. Of New Rayr,.r. C.lesado.
James Il. Smoth.Ts. Of
Charles II. Barker. OF e Gl3
Charles X. Graves. Of .-is
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We know that criticism can justly be
made OF the paper we are giving our
readers, but we are the same as other
mortals. when we get a chance to turn
IN honest dime in other avenues, we
feel like doing so. When crops begin
to be marketed here and business
houses increase so that we carry a
couple pages Of advertising each week,
we can afford 20 give more attention to
the paper Asit IL. we will give a
years subscription TO the frs, man
who will bring ug country newspaper
that sets as much home news and cor.
respontence as We do in proportion to
The advertising we get.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-07-11

AS an indication of the political sit
nation in Iowa, we note that candi-
date for nomination to congress an
nounces that he will not at this time
pledge himself to vote for President
Taft, but states that he may decide
later to do 50. He also says that he is
not in favor Of the third party move
ment. nor will he vote for Wilson,
which indicates that he might follow
the example Of the protesting dele
gates at the Chicago convention and
refuse to vote on president at election
time.
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Eayn,cr Markets

Good Job work Is tho kIud We do.
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Political Situation

A week Of quiet has prevailed since
the smoke Of the Baltimore convention
cleared away. Things political are
still somewhat mixed. but it would
seem that the third party movement
has fallen backward with the warm
weather. The Roosevelt forces are
still insisting that the movement is vi.
tai and they have issued a call for a
convention to meet in Chicago Aug. ith
Rumors have been current that both
Taft and Teddy would get out of poll
ties and leave the way open to nOm;-
nate another man. but that is not like.
ly to amount to anything.
Actions of different states Indicate
that the republican party is still torn
Gith internal strife. The Iowa n zen
tion yesterday tabled resolution en-
dorsing Taft by two to On. vote. The
support OF Taft or Roosevelt is left to
the conscience Of the voter.
Gov. Hadley of Missouri refuses to
aid in organizing new party, but does
not propose to aid in driving any, who
refuse to support Taft, from the party.
.
The time for filing inflated bills with
the Secretary of State ended last week.
a total Of 81 measures must be passed
upon by the people. Seven of these
were referred by the legislature. Sew
en- are bills passed by the legislature
and referred under the referendum by
the people. Twenty are bills initiated
by various individuals and organza.
tions. Thus, in addition to having to
vote on national. state. congressional,
legislative, Judicial and county tickets
this fall, the people will have to ac.
quaint themselves with the provisions
Of thirty-four proposed laws and pass
judgment on the same.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19
IS PREPARING FOR
REUNION At FAIR
HIGH PRIVATE SAM SHIELD WILL.
GET FIFTH VIRGINIA CAV
AIRY TOGETHER.

High Private Sam Shield Is making
arrangements for the annual reunion
of the old Fifth Virginia Cavalry
which will be held in this city, We'd
nesday, October 9Th, which will be
observed az Richmond day at the
State fair.
Private Shield expects one of the
largest attendances for years, al
though many of the old comrades
have passed to their last reward.
These reunions are looked forward
10 by the old soldiers AS one of the
bright days in the declining years of
their lives.
There will be a fIne banquet. said
have some good speaking.
All interested in making the reun-
ion Its usual success may communi-
cate with Private Shield at the office
of the sheriff. City hall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19
CHASE CITY HAS
DISASTROUS FIRE
IN SECOND BLAZE WITHIN 4
WEEK LOSS WILL. AMOUNT
TO MORE THAN sas,ooo.

Especial to he Richmond virginian.p
CHASE CITY. VA. Sept ls--This
tewn was visited last night by the
most destructive ARE since the burn
fng OF the Mecklenburg hotel some
years axo. Every tobacco prizery tn
the town was burned except ons.
The Losses were IL follows.
!. w. Swift. large tobacco prissSy.
1890. insurance. s2.boo. r. M..Jef-.
frsys. large tobacco sprixsry. $500,
insurance, S1,6o0; Rails Hay and
Grain company. ts,6oe. inssara noe
$4,000, Mrs.. III. Il. Gregory. large to-
haoco prixery. $4,000. insurance.
81. 0eO. Mrs. La T. Wallace. large to-
baceo prixsry. t4.ooe. ipsurance. 81
zoe. ~. II. Norreli Hay and Gram
1850. Insurance.. sstos Jordan pos
sstt, dwelling house. $1,000 insur-
ancA. gSe0.
There were 4 half score or more Of
smaller losses that will bring the total
loasss up to 1t least 42s.000.
Az onA time II seemed ~ II the
entire business section OF the town
vas doomed but the IRE company aid
ia by citizens 81 the risk Of their livos
worked heroically and thus saved .
very large part Of the town.
The fifs originated neaf the towns
electric light plant whAre large
swater tank had bssn ~rScted ana
cxtineuishins the names
This Ii the third alarm Of nre with-
in ! week Ia the .tawn, Only last
saturday night several Dnildlnfs were
burned. entailing loss Of some
38. 800. on which there was only about
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19
II Days lou
Bern1uC
UNDER PERSONAL EDCsf)1I

UNDER Personal. EDC<1
Leaving Richmond Novemh<r 11<
Fare $40 and UP. Includes TrmM
tation to and from New YORK vaW
or Nater---One days Hotel Aec0i
dalton In New York, One admie1&1
Hippodrome or Theater, First
days lAmerican pIanl at HAA
Hotel. Carriage drives to Gibbs 1
House and around Harrinxt0n
s lr,sssion TO DEVILS Hole and
or bennington Cave. Steamboat eX4
s'a1 70 Marine Sea Gardens ana AkYS
eminent Aquarium. SsSs
Dean Howell. the well known IN
thor, has pronounced BefHsHdk
most beautiful spot on earth.
Make reservations now. s
s. Fl. BOWMAN. Southern Agent
g. r.. Co, ssAsSzz
7os f. Main St, Richmond,
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Ask Governor to Speak.

Especial TO The Richmond Eirginian.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Sept.
1s.-The Wilson Marshall club of
Washington has invited c. O'Connor
Goolrick to be one of the speakers
at meeting OF the club to be held
Saturday. Mr.. Gooirick is president
Of the local club and 1t Is thought
he will accept.
The following officers have been
elected by the student body Of Fred
ericksburg college: N. B. Adams,
president: T. G. Slower and Miss
Eloise Tanner. vice-presidents; Misz
Mamie Howison. secretary and treas
urer. IT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19
lPOSTMAS7ERS or THE COUNTRY
HERE FOR NATIONAL SESSION
Among Arriving Guests for Three Days Convention Ar
Many Men of Note-Governor Mann and Acting
Mayor Adams to Welcome Delegates Today

n,ores are ready to shine ali hsh's
shoes"
DIR. and Mrs. ]. +. Lewis left for
their new home at Madison. Wis, this
morning.
Mrs. Chick and Miss Garnett. who
have hesn visiting at srozet and
Charlottesville. returned today.
Nolan Canter, of Baltimore. In the
guest of his brother, DR.. Hail Can
ter ri
Miss Evelin Turner, of Furguson's
yette.
Misses Mary Ellis Tucker and Alma
Luck left for the Powhatan insti-
tute today.
d. Ralph Midyette has returned
from Smithfield, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19

From almost every train arriving
In Richmond yesterday stepped post
masters arriving for the three days
convention q the National League OF
Pnsfmaafers, which holds Its opening
session this morning. Among them
were many men OF note
The hichmond motel. where the
convention viii hold its sessions. and
where most OF the Delegates will stop,
was thronged last night. Many were
the introductions and renewing OF
scquaintances.
Some. OF the notabiss In the post
ONCE department. viii be present dur
ing the. three days session.
In addition to the large volume OF
business expected to be transacted
there will De social sessions SIDE
trips all around Will be taken, ban
quets and falkfests and songfests will
be engaged in, and many diversions
will mark the occasion over al OF
which Postmaster Edgar Allan, whose
fame as an entainsr is countrywide,
viii preside.
Governor Mann VIII welcome the
postal card readers OF the country.
but. unfortunately for the postmasters,
Mayor Ainslie will not be able to hand
over the Keys Of the city. as he Is
on his way back from the sunny
South. where he went with the great
bunch of boosters. and will not reach
home until tonight.
In the meantime, however, acting
Mayor Adams viii deliver the speech
of welcome, and he will do what the
mayor would have done had he have
been able to have bee npresent
The program for the nrst day;
Thursday, Septemoor iSth-
to 10 a. M--Enrohing or dele
gates and visitors.
10 A. M.--convention called to or
der by the president. song, Amer
lea. by the convention Invocation,
by Rev. George W. Mcdaniel Ad-
dresses of welcome--Ons behalf OF
state. BY Hon. William Hodges Mann.
governor or virginia. On penaif OF
eity..nF aching Ma yer Adans---o OF
Richmond. On behalf or the business
interests. BY Hon. T. Nj. CarrinEton.
president OF Chamber OF Commerce.
Response on behalf OF National
league, by John L. ClApp. Beech
Grove, Ind Song by Iowa Male
Quartette. Presidents annual mes
sage Reading OF minutes OF last
meeting ny secretary. Report ,py sec
rotary and treasurer.
j: 80 p. M.--Question box In charge
Of J. O. Fitzgerald. Pelham, n. c.
Sunshine and Shadows Of the Postal
Service" McH. Webb, Simpsonviile,
KY. Selection and Training OF
Clerk" O. w, Curtis, Swanton, O.
Discussion opened by r.. K, Little,
Milan. Ill Postal Economy and
Penny Postage, Fss-6;.- Davis
burg. Mich hcstai easinxs Bank
Money Order and Registry Troubles.
II. HI. Maupin. Egan, s. D. Second
Class MAIL VIM clifford, Thornton.
Texas. The Relations of Postofiice
Inspectors to the Service and to the
Public. " Hon. George Daniel, fnspec-
tor charge, st. Louis. Mo.
$3.50 r. M-Moonnsht excursion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19

The Stale corporation commission
yesterday granted 1 charter to the
Clerks Protective association. 8. p.
Jones IL president OF the new frater-
nal organization, w. c. Crsnahaw.
Harvey Baker. secre-
tAry; Joseph A. Peters, treasurer. All
the incorporators are Of Richmond.
The charter sets forth that the OBJ
tecta Of tho association are to bring
about better acquaintance and more
fraternal feeling between clerks OF
various esta hlishmenta. and. ID provide
sick benefits. relief and death claims.
There IL no capital stock,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19

At the recent meeting of the police
board reorganization of the board
committees were effected. There were
few changes In the former makeup
Of the board. Here is how the COM
Htttess stand --+-------, s----.--q----=--
~ Supervision of force. bosisir. tfora
don and Well: purchasing. Mccarthy.
Boykin and Goode; uniform and
equipment. Thomas, Gordon and Well
auditing. Thomas, Bradley and Park
err; legislation, Bradley. Mccarthy and
Parker.
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Especial TO The Richmond yirginian. J
LTNCHBURG. VA, Sept. ID
President. w. w. Smith. Of Randolph
Macon Woman's college, had so far
recovered from his recent Illness as to
be able TO be at his Office today and to
welcome the hundreds OF students
" ffo are coming in on every train All
records of attendance are broken this
year. The college opened today for
the session
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NOTICE
FOR SALE

FUH SALE SsS7 II Ss8
4 Small Block OF Stock IN c1ko
largest manufacturing contr4
the city. This stock Is guarA1
per cent and fully particfpatfn
pany has never paid ieesf than
cent per anrtum. Stock now 0n
I'm bank for aggregating par
To care Tor this loan / wish H
about $4,000 OF this stock. Eu43
tlculars TO interested PARTIES M
dress R-lss. care Etrgfniau
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SECURITIES CORPORA.
TION.


Notlce fAanaai Meetsa9 % Sfe<h-
holders.
To the Stockholders or the Kentucky
SacHfdt3ee Corp On M;
Notice u hereby given that the ragu.
lar annual meeting Of the stock hot d ~
of the Kentucky Securities Corpora
OF the corporation, k13 Mutual build
ing. Richmond, virgtnia. on Wednes.
day. the 9th day Oh October. isIa n
~ o'clock noon. for the purpose 81
action 81 such Other and eenerai hus-
mess ~ may bS I43i11y ana propefI
brought before said nseetinK
M CHANDLER,
Sc. u. I. Prssident
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19
SHOE REPAIRING

rae rest work n the Ctr For the
I money Half-sole. Mems shoes sew !
ed soc; nailed. 35c: ladies, sewed.
Soc: nailed. 35c; haIf-soled, children's
shoes, sec; rubber heels f5c, 35r. tee
and Soc Give US q trial once. work
called tor ana delivered promptly.
street. Phone Madison safl.
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GENTaY,s ron BIcYcLEs.

AGrnGr Tor fhk Emklena aa6 n4yfOn
BICYCLES You. can and anything you
want In = bicycle At my place. BUs
West Broad street. Phone Monroe
20a1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19

NO. 7sIe PARK AVENUE. SECOND
FLOOR APARTMENT. EIGHT
ROOMS, TWO BATHS, HOT WATER
HEAT tSEPARATE HEATING
PLANT), MODERN AND EQUIPPED
WITH EVERY CONVENIENCE:
WILL BE COMPLETED AND READY
FOR OCCUPANCY OCTOBER 18TH.
SEE US FOR PLANS, ETC. ] A.
Connolly q Co
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FOR SALE

OverssoelkeA in Runahouss, Surveys and
buggtes, and must close some Of
them outs 70 II you expect to buy
any time soon. buy now. and the
price will aAiv run q short while.
Fer Next Tea Days We VIII Sell Any
runabout or buggy or surrey at a
discount OF 10 per cent. which VIII
make a $40 runabout cost you &ss.
and so on This, of course. Will APP
ply only on cash deals.
Several se~ona-Haad BaGwieA. Rum
abouts ard carts: $40 buggy. $40
Sss top buggy sac ard sac carts.
cart, $50 r1nabout. $2s top buggy.
rubber tfreAfrHnahouts, SAs and S5k-
sTow-w0RsHAM CO.. 1885 East
Main Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19

1915 KENeINGToN AVENUE, EIGHT
ROOMS. BATH ETC: IN GOOD CON-
DIT1ON, NEAR CAR LINE. RENT
REDUCED TO $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19

Agents Wanted Fer New Exclnsive
linen, heel and tue guaranteed
hosiery Customers waiting. Liberal
commission Exclusive territory.
Credit PARKER MILLS, 7tS Chest
nut, ST., Philadelphia Pa. ssss ii
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19
fARA6s. WANTED

n Yos Really vant e Sell Yssr Farn
write today for Hating blank. +. 6
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19
MIsCELI.lANE0us

Slip CONEHA
Stip Covers and Mattresses Made 10
order: furniture repaired: antiques
bought LEVY. the unhclsterer. 4Ss
West Hrcad Phone Monroe 1895.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19

Agents, Sell Guaranteed silk Hosiery.
Sells on sight Big profits Send
for our illustrated catalogue and
attractive terms. THE PERFEC-
TION SILK HOSIERY MEG. CO.
l71s Allegheny Ave. Philadelphta.
y. s,e.