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vestisation proved that ne banb had
not boen robbed fhe safe was locked
and tantino 9 papers ana property
were all IN order
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ne Ola country the nlght before. He
aad purchased ms railroad and steam
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lIIIN0ESCEN'TRAL'
The Fast Mail Roate
Corrected to October let. lp12.

I pRlct IPu ~ tEtpl'ti ISL -.
Trains LEAVE tairu
I2:45 a M. Daily Chicago Nesti
bnled It'd, arriving Chicago
1910 a. m.
2.i5 a, m Daily st, Louis Nigh,
It'd. arriving 81 Louis 7.20 q. m
Sleeping cars open at $50 o. Ii.
S20 a. IN. ST Louis Special,
4:ta T. m Thebes Accommodations
500 u. NJ. Chicago Daily Express
ll:l5 q. III. ST. Louis Fast Mail
11:i5 IA. m. Chicago Midday Special
2.45 p, m. Afternoon Express ia
St Louis, Odin. Dillingham;. Mat
tom and Champaign.
6 4; p NJ. Chicago and EsstsrU Es
press.
~ as y. m Chicago Night E1prss,
arriving at Chicago 7:50 a. m
Local sleeper at station. Bertbs
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lie gtGrsbled OF this.

II would not do for INC 10 be seen
Nith yen he protested "The So
c'ety Faa eyes everywhere. lf yoa
ccmc 70 elizabeth street with nc lis
slio3 VIII re ard they viii ct auapi-
coc Tl0 they win kill me as y
W2ru'rr FIR oilers to Do careful
"'ll right aaid t. When can |
core to SEQ you?'
wen wart f. SEC me in tho oflcc?"
"Tca, in yoer ot1cc"
"Th7t Is he0lr ely ncccssary?"
"In said "is5 necessary"
"h.t right all rIeht' he said. Come
tonight Gca, al tsn The street Viii
ha5uo~de1 70 thaf you can slip in
wijhc"t being noticed"
put en- SOME Old clothes thai aIaht
aud loucbcd throcsh the crowds in
9ltza5cth street rntil ! reached Lconis
store ! went in, pretending to have
omo b"ainc5 al TIE baofng window
ard wf2u no one was iooking / clipped
back into be o ~,oo
81 want to tako q look a, yClr h9Ut8
first az lG' rs H.
lie was paE d. but he turned over
20 me HIS books ie b5d l,c.t the
signature of his 2oa tors in @ia-
Gle big book, and ibis was what
looked over most carefully
! found what ] had hoped to find
About year before one Ignacio Mar
iua" had written his name aud his
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,
---''"-'''--'----'----------'--'
rcra roeidycly in Lconia hand.writ
inE'
II took aome tirne for the sieni0
caroo IF this to sink IN
lrr.i01 lad written IJeonl in New
York p .ra"tiral duplicate Of what
lTg'i he'd written Centipe in White.
fish, Y is Iooni, the banker. who had
cn-a 70 rs vita a threatening lottcr,
had Written tho rame knd az /, let
Ter himself 70 b2a&or n Weeonsin,
fn5 Martina h@d Left Whi'efish the
n'%ht that CoN.0o "@9 mrrcorod.
Meanwhile tie New York Office e
our agency vas watching the boats
tfrt aai.cd for Mediterranean ports,
every geo niles or so would get .
wire advising mo that such ard anch
boat had sailed ard nobody answer
ing the description Of my man had
Come aboard Every time | opened q
wire | hoped to see. the news that
Martina had been arrested while try.
inr to get ont If tho cnuutpy hut
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Buildings For Rent,

FOR REET-geoond ilaor or all Of
Ehe Bulletin baildiDe. 703 Ohio
direct Suitable .oy Wholesale OF
io3bing house; 4C0J sgusrc iaet oE
1o1r ep9ce, witl large, paved base
rent Switch Of Illinois Central
Ralroad in front n the h1ildiue
9e1t reasonable hpgiy nj The 8ul
'e'iu 1tdoe.
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Careful 70 AVOID nxtrcmlrs.

a man can eroan fearfully undei
,ihe heavy responsibility af vast riches
without trying ~ 'tgaSe" them iha
ieast bit. -NeT York press,
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Cottages For Rent,

FOR HraVT Cottage with six
rooms aud BATH, 30o6 Elm street,
Apply Frank Drisheli, i6G3 Com
mcrcial avenue.
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FOR SALE Two lots on south.
west corner of 37th and Sycamore
at bargain. Cash or terms to suit
purchaser Near Renuie's big slor
on paved street and interurban an4
city cars it, front Mrs. W. p la
Hue, 52&.24 Home phone 5gan
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Miscellaneous Wanted.

ORDERS ta&cu al 2to Twentieth
street feg homemade bread, pies,
cakes, cite,
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FIVE room cottage at 5i2 letter
SON avenue for rent Inquire ut 5I6
Jefferson avenue. Mrs. McDcrmUtt.
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ITO be Continued1

An advertisement in The Bulletin
brings results
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-28

FOR SALE 2. w. +. 30; good
condition SEQ 7 II, Sehuh, Eighth
and Washington avenue,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17

ANIED, flRSTCLASS COOK AND
waiter l'vS East Franklin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17

However, he stuck to his original state
nent to-day TO the effect that Frank
GLADDEN.. who was tried as an accom-
pliee and acquitted, was the instiGator
Sherin wilkins. OF Cleveland county,
and MIR. Kline, father OF Mrs Ross,
were here to witness the slectrocution.
colonel J. T. Gardner, OF shelby, has
been detailed to muster in the new
troop OF cavalry at L.ncolnton to-inor-
row. This is the first troop OF cavalry
Tor the North Carolina National Guard,
ana thera Will be issued for II Il COM
Platc equipment, valued At $4,000. which
comes from the War Department over
and ABOVE the regular annual allow
ances for the North Carolina Guard.
Major II anry Page. Of the Medical Corps,
United States Army, stationed at Fort
Moultrie, 5. c.. has been designated TO
conduct correspondence school OF
instruction for the officers of the med
ical corps, North Carolina National
Guard.
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aons's position as to tariff matters in

rhons's position as to tarin matters in
general
In conclusion Governor Kitch!n ar
gued Senator Simmons's record as de-
trimentaI to labor and to agriculture.
Il think" said he that Senator Sim
mons has done his duty in the matter
OF appropriations. as has Senator over
man and our Representatives, but he
has done no more than his duty"
Cotton Growers TO Meet.
Saturday, February II, ia the day
for the cotton growers TO meet at tho
county seats in their respective coun-
tiles and take action relative 10 the
curtailment OF the cotton crop for this
season and for binding agreement
for the greater divers!fcation OF crops
with view to assuring greater uros-
per!ty for the farmers. The oombina-
ton Rock Hill and State Department of
Agriculture plan is the one being con-
sidered in this State Commissioner OF
Agriculture w. A. Graham has accepted
an invitation to be at Smithfeld to
morrow and deliver an address In con-
nection with the meeting OF the farm
ers there. He says ths news Is very
encouraging for effective meetings all
State.
John Ross. the negro under sentence
to die In the electric chair to-day for
the brutal murder OF Mr.. ana Mrs. John
Ross. near Shelby, on December Is, re-
ceived e reprisve from Governor Kitch-
in this morning TO April -, in the hops
that he may be induced to mako full
and truthful statement of the killing
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NOT IN ACCORD
WITH DEMOCRACY
Governor kitchin Attacks Off
cial Record OF Senator
Simmons.
OPENING OF HIS CAMPAIGN
Cotton Growers Will Take Ac-
ton Relative to Curtail-
ment OF Crop.
Especial to rhe rlmes-Dispatoh.l

Especial TO Inc Times DiSpat on.
Raleigh. y. G.. FEBRUARY l6.---De-
clarins that the omcial record Of
United States Senator r. NJ simmons
has not been in accord with the prin-
ciplcS Of the Democratic party, and
that the influence OF his record is
most injurious TO rhe people ana the
party, and has done much TO Republi-
canizc public thought In North Caro-
lima, Governor kitchin made mis- open
Ing speech here to-nigh, in his cam
palgn for tina scat In the Senate that
Senator simmons has held for the
past two terms. The speech was de-
livered before the kltchin Club of
Raleigh,
The Governor made a general attack
on the official record o; Senator sim
mons. his whole speech being devoted
to tha with incidental presentation
OF his own views on the issues treated.
and declaring his position TO be that
Of real Democracy. lie declared that
IL Senator Simmons considers that he
has misrepresented him I'm the matter
OF his being out Of harmony with tho
aggressive Democracy OF the age, has
broken his pledges and violated it's
principles. he is ready to meet him
In Joint discussion before the people
and undertake to establish his CON
tentions.
He said that Senator Simmons has
haunted In the faces OF the people his
dinerenccs with his party and It's plat
FORM IN scekiSs their support-the
hrst Instance, he asserted In the his
tory OF the people where n candidate
or his advocates have used that can
didate's violations Of his party's sacred
principles and his population OF It's
solemn Platform pledges as positive
reasons for his continuation In Office
rs criticized sharply Senator sim
nons's support Of senator LorImer
and represented Senator Simmons as
against Democraey In his support OF
ocean mail subsidy and in his position
as 70 reciprocity. He also went into
considerable detail as to Senator sim
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
VIM. B. PiLzini Co..
ReaI Estate Auctioneera
7p3 e. Main ST.

"a,
Fe ny virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated
,epruary IL. 1909. and recorded ~,
Sne clerks Office of Richmond Chanccrw
Stonrt In ID. ID. POI b." page so, dafanit
nhvins been made in the payment or
a part OF the debt therein seci,reS ana
pei9g required so to do. by the notn.
nolaer, VIII sell at public auction. on
the premises. on on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1912,
at o'clock p. NJ,
me s real estate described in the afors-
SAID deed of trust. as follows:
All those certain lots. pieces or par
eSls or land: with all the Improvement,
thereon. lying and being In the city
or Richmond. Virginia, (recently In
me county OF Henrlco). in that ma r.
,hereof Known as Winters Addition
heing known as lots Nos. /, 2, 3. 81 A.
70 .: y 10. II, II. 10, II. Is. 16. IL. is
~. 20. 81. %, %. "a. 25, 26 and III In
plock l, bounded by Baker, JittIenase
and Coalter Streets.
IEKMS: Cash as to $4,000, due Feb
Tuary II, 1912. and the cost of execut-
Ing this trust; balance at one and two
years, with per cent interest. ses
cured by q trust deed on the property
or, for all cash, ut the option Of thc
purchaser. WIN. r. PIZZISf
Trustee.
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CHARTERS ISSUED
Virginia. Delegates Named to Convention
Which VIII Study 1t.


Virginia Ia To DC fully represented ct Har-
rshnrS. Pa, when the convention 20 Is
cuss the prevention of the spread OF tho
chestnut Industry in America Unless
~ and 81 In addition to the four delegates
appointed by Governor Mann on his
Initiative last week. the following delegates
were appointed yesterday at The instance OF
the General Assembly: Senator GeorE" =.
Keezell. OF Rockingham W. e. c. Merrl-
man, o. Gales. and u. NJ. McCorlie, of Taze-
well.
With the sprcad OF this Infection Into GER
tain parts OF the state. the General Assem-
bly, has become keenly alive TO the situation,
and is more than w.,lnE TO io!n with other
states In the chestnut belt TO do what is
possible to prevent the unnihilat.on OF the
OF tho chestnut industry In America. Unless
some preventative measure IS shortly dis.
covered the chestnut trHe will no LONGER be
seen on this continent Not only has no cure
Tor the disease been evolved. but no meas
urn TO prevent the continued spread OF tha
Infection has been hrongh, 10 Hight, At the
present time there are about ten sections OF
Virginia In which, the blight haa made It's
appearance. while Pennsylvania, New Jersey
tho plague. It
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
WHITE MAN HURLED TO DEATH.
elevator Cable Brcuks and Victim
Fails -Four SforieN

Especial 70 The Times Dispatoh
winston Salem, n. c.. February 10
James Houchins. aged thirty-hve years
was hurled to death when the cable
of an elevator in leaf tobacco storage
house broke late this afternoon iIouch-
ings and another man named Barnes
tcll nearly four stories. but the latter
escaped with painful bruises. Tho
head OF Houchins was crushed, and he
was dead when found
Peter Brown. i ST lses county far
mcr. has been notified that he and his
TWO sisters. who live with him. havo
inherited an estate OF 100000 through
the death of their grandmother in
England.
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BY j. Thompson Brown 4 Co,
1l13 Main Street.
TRUSTEE SALE Or GOOD PAYING
1A w WARD PROPERTY.


BY virtue OF n deed OF trust dated
august 6, 1907. and recorded in IL. G. g.
-. H. l9iB. page 1911. to secure notes
therein described. default being made.
and being requested so to do, we will
sell at public auction. on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 81,
at p. NJ.
that lot Of land, with two-story frame
tenement thereon. No. lio2 North First
Street, beginning at point on tha
west line OF First Street 81 feet north
OF Orange. Street. thence running north
wardly along the west line OF FRS.
Street, and fronting thereon 22 foot
and back between lines parallel with
Orange Street 80 feet. 4 good. COM
Portable siX-room dwelling
TERMS: Cash, as to expense OF sale,
nll unpaid taxes. If any. and to. pay a
note of $1,000, with interest from May
6, 1911. and balance IN ono yenr, BY
consent easier terms can be arranged
REAL ESTATE SECURITY Coz
Trustee.
Auctioneera.
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Sltuarlon5 Mlanlrn, 3:emaIe
Professional Prlp lllanfr0
SITUATIONS, ioroffosionoI

LADY WITH SEVEN Years ExPr,
rience In teaching desires position
as music teacher. Address NJ b
care Postmaster. BELLS Valley. Va
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MIDDLESEN REPUBLICANS
INDORSE PRESIDENT TAFT
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch. !


Urbanna. Va. February ia
weil-attcnded and enthusiastic mass
meeting of the Republicans OF Middle
sex was held here to-day Resolutions
were adopted lndorsing President
Taft's administration. Delegates were
elected to represent the county In both
district and State conventions. as fol-
lows: r. l.. Bristow, Benz. Upton, Geo.
u. Hewitt. 4. Il. Jones. Alternatcs
Jas. NJ. Brtstow and j. II. Blake II. l..
A. Iotchkiss secretary OF the meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17

. I'JN, IENAs, LOTS. $40 EACH,
- cash. 50 monthly. in stan key,
iioustohs oeautiui suburban SUBJ
9iriSion, just 80 minuies' by rull
sdoh thc business centre: ideal place
iVt nomeh. S!itcdgc Investment
houston Is the great seaport and
metropolis OF the southwest. Grow
,ng by leaps and bounds Send for
nttTGiure. d5I Mason building X
=: STANLEY ~ co. Houston Texas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
SHOE REPAIRING.
LOANS.

THE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY
BROAD STREETS. ADVANCES THE
MOST MONEY AT THE LOWEST
RATE OF INTEREST IN THE CITY
ON MATCHES, DIAMONDS AND
J3WELRY. WHY BE FMBARRASS.
ED BY ENTERING PAWN SHOPS
WHEN YOU HAVE OUR SERVICES
AT YOUR COMMANDO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
t2rtp G4,uutro, sl7ale

WANTED. FOR U. S. Army, ABLE
opuIto. unmarried men. between ages
~ 20 anu 50. c!tiZcns OF United STAGES
~ souo Character and temperate nap
~. WAC can apeaA, rcau anu write
.He En6iish language. For inforrnu-
,L0H Apply TO i.cCGuIt!nE O!:iccr 40
1. broad Street. kicnmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
loMolnr9s .lppurlunIIIre

MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS AND
tewelry at lowest rates OF interest
No charges for storage. N = JA-
COBS SON. us y. Ninth Street.
I WANT TO PURCHASE AN ESTAB-
ilshed real estate agency or fire in
surance business all communications
strictly confidential; references eX-
changed. w Box sc. Norfolk, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17

FOR SALE. II LOTS AT BUCKROE
Beacf Tor SLIGO. Address j. D. H..
Box 9l4. NORFOLK. Va
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WALTER sTDNoR,
J. HoGE RICKs.
Special Commissioners.

me BOND required of tho commits
s!oners in the above suit has hean
CHAS. o. sAvILLE.
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The Valentine Museurp 3

ELEVENTH. AND CLAY STREETSS
Open daily from 10 a. III. TO c r. IL
$50, FIea Or Eaturaaxs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Cans Rady COM
pany Will be held at the office OF the
company 1905 l.. Main Street. Rich-
mond. Va. on WEDNESDAY, Feb
ruary 81, at /? O'clock noon.
GEO w. RADY, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Company Will be held at the office
OF the company, No lo11 East Main
Street, Richmond, Va, at O'clock
=. NJ. TUESDAY. February 30, 1919.
w. L. HENDERSON. f
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
TO THE sTocKHoLpERs or MIR

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS COMPANY.
The annual meeting OF thu stock
holders OF the Virginia Hot Springa
company, for the purpose OF electinc,
directors. and for the transaction or
such other business as may lawfully
come before the said meeting, includ-
Ing amending the bylaws of tho
acts OF the board OF directors and
all committees thereof OF the said
company In the past year, will bs
held III the office OF tho company.
Homestead Hotel. Hot Springs, Va.
on TUESDAY, the 97th day OF FEB.
ruary. 1912, at i2 NJ Tho transfer
books VIII close Wednesday,, Feb
ruary 81, 1912, at 3 p. NJ, and remain
closed until 10 A. NJ Wednesday,.
March IS, 1912 A. TREVVETT.
Secretnr,-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
Bultritors ano BaIfsmfn
agents llianten

AGENTS WANTED, TO Sell, 4 PAT
ent article. just out: an actual neces
willing purchasers after once seein.,
the device demonstrated. Big MONEY!
maker for agents. Write to-day for
particulars. AUTO ACCESSORY
MIG. Co. Ephrntn Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
GoDf anu ,Iounn

LG !;1,,,,. BETWEEN CANAL And
va, Main and Twelfth. n small
an, Vi money. liewurd II lett Ut
oiiice Of Times Dispatch.
I9iH fl;oM GIG SEMINARY AVE,
4htef f1rh. scotch come. Answers
- hnhie OF Mae hewnrd II returned.
sIkAYED FROM MY BACK YARD,
80 North PIum Street, one setter
rSp' "hitc ana tan, TWO months old.
lhuer please return TO uoove adj
,t9s ana receive reward. Phone
.dauIson G0o2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
Goal anp l1apou
automobiles for Sal E

ONE LARGE AUTOMOBILE STABLE,
No. 10 North Fifth, corner Fifth and
Franklin.
FOR SALE, CUTTING 40, 1910, FIVE
passenger: first-class condition
throughout; fully equipped: run less
than 5000 miles; all tires practically
new. Will sacrifice for 5000. CUT
TING. care Times Dispatch.
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1lialltcn

WHY SUFFER- THE EMBARRAss-
MFNT OF ENTERING PA WNSHOPS
WHEN YOU CAN TRANSACT YOUR
BUSINESS WITH THE EQUITABLE
LOAN SOCIETY. a STRONG COL
LATERAL BANK. CAPITALIZED Ar
100000? ALL BUSINESS CONDUCT
ED ON A STRICTLY BANKING BA.
SIS. PRIVATE OFFICES, BRYAN
BUILDING. EIGHTH AND BROAD.
1T WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST
TO SEE US 1T YOU NEED MONEY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17

lAcal Gstate JTpr sale

An ELEGANT VIRGINIA HOME HOME
-NRGE BRICK DWELLING. ONE OF
the best specimens of Georgian, arch
Necturc IN this country: modern
SSIulpmcnt: outbuldinGs complete:
formal gardens: conservatory. .2u6
acres cleared land. fertile and highly
cultivated: timber boundary: piilcad.
;aintled road: hunting district. most
picturesque environment: glorious
views: charming scenery; perfcct so.
cial and climatic conditions; cities
accessible. Property ready for i'm
mediate occupancy by people OF
Wealtn, ana culture Buildings cost
SlG6.0o0 in the past ten wears Price,
100000 -
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Rfetings
OFETGH
The Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance CompanY

Richmond. Va. Feb 7. 1919.
ANNUAL MEETING or STOCKHOLM
ERS.-The regular annual meetinp.
OF Stockholders Will be held at the
compnny's office. No. 1918 East Main
street, Richmond, Va. on TUESDAY,.
2oth instant, ut IL ii. Transfer books
VIII he closed from February IA to
February %. 1912.
WILLIAM II. MCCARTHY,
SaCratarx
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PROPERTIES IN VIRGINIA AM,
OfIlI.It STATES


OUR LIST is COMPOSED or CHARM.
ing old Colonial homes: select prop
critics OF positive distinction aud
beauty: sentlemen's country seats.
handsomely improved. choice sites on
the moutnain slopes overlooking
beautiful valleys: furnished and un.
furnished country homes In the hills
and on the rivers: orchards and or
churd lHnd OF genuine merit: splen-
ala hunting preserves: rich river
plantations and large bodies of tim
Der, coal and farm lands. I'm Vir.
ginia. Maryland and other states
II. w. IIILL2ARY & co. H. 729
southern Bldg, Washington -. c.
FOR SALE. II LOTS AT BUCKROE
Beach for sl.i50. Address j. d. b.,
Box 9l4. Norfolk, Va.
PUBLIC SALT WILL OFFER FOR
sale on Wednesday, February Is.
1912. one OF the best stock raislu;;
and general farms In King William
county. consisting of $50 acres more
or less. situated ! l-2 miles of King
William Courthouse. Va. All teams.
cattle. sheep hogs and Implements.
Mrs. JAMES y. LACY.
WANTIs:s. 70 EXCHANGE BRICK
store u,nd dwelling at Louisa. Va,
Tor Richmond city property. Answer
x. NJ. care Times dispatch.
THE CHEAPEST LOTS ON ALL
streets In city and suburbs See us
before buying. BLANTON q co.
Travellers Building.
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personals
Rooms gNantrn
5TIatS Jfor Nent

I HAVE FOR RENT a BEAUTIFUL
nat OF four rooms and bath, near
Fifth and Main: rent reasonable.
Address n Fit, care Times ID ispatch.