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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16

New york. March l6.--Dradstrcets ,o-mor-
row VIII say:
Trade reports reflect limited retail trade
and road GALES because of inclemcnt weather
over a Wide area, but liberal wholesale ana
johb!ng business has been taken In leading
centres. Stocks light, hence constant
purchasing ls necessary.
Except IN the South. tho undcrcurrents
portcnd more favorable developments. Grad
ual. steady Improvement. rather than any
heavy rush. Is expected until after the pres
identiai conventions In June. The dry goods
ma rkets hold the coign OF vantage. The
dcinaud has been more active, prices are
iir1uer. deliveries of staple goods arc SLOW,
and fan orders coming In more freely.
Apparently there is scarcity OF textile opera
;ives In the East and in the south, and
mills are averse to contracting far ahead
At prices quoted FOR nearby deliveries. job
beers ire doing an expanding business Other
lines displaying activity are coel. coke, pig
iron. farm implements. seeds. staple gro
ccrics. paints. hardware, builders material
IN general and lumber while there Is more
doing In machinery, und business With man
ufacturcrs OF automobiles and accessories
Therefore IS good
Business failures In the United States for
the week ending March II were al against
- last week. and Isl In tho Hike week OF
1911.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

fREMlEtt CARRIER Oh THE SOUTH ~
Trains Leave Richmond. s.s.g
~. B.-Following schedule figures publishs{
cd as Information aud not guaranteed: gH55
For the South-Daily: e:l0 a. NJ Locat,
1888 AZ NJ Express. $500 T.. VI. Expresa,
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for AZ.
lanta and Birmingham. HAS p. NJ. Express.
Week Days: $500 L. NJ. Local. T!5'a
YORK RIVER LINE
$3.50 p. MISUNDERSTANDING for nnl-
tirnore Mon. Wed and Friday. GOO A. NJ
Ell. sun. and 2:lS +. M.-Mon., Wed and
Friday-Local. -
Trains Arrive Richnonc
From the south: $50 a. H.. $40 A. Mil
2;eo p. NJ. SOS r. NJ. daily; 12:s5 Ex. sum
From West Point: s:ao a. M. daily, :a5 A.
NJ, Mon. We and Fri. +:2S p. 81. Elk, sun.
9. E. BURGESS. D. p. A.
so e. Main 81. 'Phnna Madison s73
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JURY FAILS TO AGREE
Case Against So-Cnlled Buthtub Trust
VIII he Retired.

Detroit Mich. March 15.-Thc jury
which has been trying the case Of
the government against the so-called
bathtub trust in the Federal court
here failed to reach an agreement and
was discharged by Judge Angel last
night. Tho jury was reported to have
stood seven for acquittal and 1--WE for
conviction. Tho case was placed In their
hands at 1890 o'clock yesterday, and
the Jurors dcliberatcd over ten hours.
Twice they had asked for further In
structions and early In the evening
made their first report TO Federal
Judge Angel OF their inability to ar
rive ut q verdict.
According to ono OF the government
attorneys the case will be retired. Tie
trial began February s.
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HAIRLESS Is SLATED
lie Probably viii Bc Made po,,mns.
ter nj CEristInIsb,irr
Special to Tho es-Dispatch.1
Washington. MnrCh la-It un

IHpeclal 10 Tho Timcs- Dispatch.l
Washington. March LIT was
learned yesterday that Floyd ]. Ilar.
less probably VIII be appointed pest
next few days He is the Incumbent.
1t WAS also learned that w. l., uar-
vey will be appointed at Blacksburs.
CHS being new appointment.
y 'iercc contest is coming over the
Others arc backing Il. A. Lindsay and
Congressman Slcmp and National
Committeeman Alyah Martin are also
supporting him. J. L. Elder is tho
incumbent VITA Sicmp. Martin a, d
certain 20 vim
The appointment OF an official, TO
succeed Postmaster Elder IL cnustr Z
not little interest in Washington.
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,yecklv Cation ncv,eyr


New York March lJ-Prces OF cotton have
lntterly declined somewhat under the pres
sure OF heavy selling for long account by
Waldorf Astoria operators Memphis people
and to como extent by the spot Interests, TO
say nothing OF scattered liquidation through
various commission houses. This was due
largely TO disappointment over the failure
10 settle the English coal STRIKE In the
carly part or tho week. liz such oIrcuni-
etanccs the Liverpool market was nervous
tT,ic.nG thcra was restricted and prices
irregular. Meantime, The movement Of the
crop continued large There is an undcrcur-
rent OF skcpticlsm as to tho likelihood OF
another very serious reduction In acreage
this year, with the price around $40 n bale
some look forward to large surplus stock
at the end of the season. There is n large
party. including very influential interests.
who very seriously doub, the possibility OF
another is.ce9eo) crop being raised for years
To conc. Bulls insist that there will pc
some reduction in acreage and In the use
~ fertilizers. u the crop gets n late start
which they believe IL more than probable
Meantime, the exports are very large. and
some estimates put them at from 10 coo Coz
bales 10 lc5oGoQo bases FOR the sea son a.;ains,
less than N1.p.o0o last season. Domestic con-
sumption. according to tho bulls, IS likely
to reach 100000 bales. which would over
Top anything seen In the past. The National
binncrs Association is Enid to have pu, thu.
sinnlnS for ;h!s season at 100000 bales
Including lintevs
cotton goods are active and rising Cotton
speculation, however. has come to a pause
awaiting the settlement Of tho English coal
strife or some other nav stimulus.
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Rffting5

BON AIR COMPANY OF VIRGINIA
General Meeting OF Stockholders.
y general meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF this company Will be held
at the principal office OF the com
pany, 9l5 Mutual Building. Rich
mond, Virginia, on the 18TH DAY OF
MARCH. 1912, ut the hour of II
o'clock noon, To consider and act
upon resolution OF tho Board of
Directors. providing for the dissolu-
ton of this corporation.
BY order OF the Board OF Direc-
tors. L. L. WEITZEI.,
Si.nrnt.If.
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BY Augustine Royal & Co,
Real Estate aud Insurance Agents.
?e7 Hull ST.. Richmond, va.
ATTENTIONS pIrl1nn,

ATTENTION. BUILDERS,
Pursuant to a Joint resolution of the
Richmond City Council approved April
is. 1911, and by direction OF the Build
ing Inspector we will, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1912,
at 400 r. NJ,
offer for SALE on the premises, to the
highest bidder, the two-story brick
dwelling, with frame annexes. known
ms No. 10 East Ninth Street. Washing
Ton Ward. This building contains n
large number of second hand bricks
and q considerable lot OF building ma
terial. and will be sold to the highest
bidder. to be removed within thirty
(30) days from the date OF sale.
Specifications governing the removal
OF the building and other informa ton
may be had from the Building Inspect
or or from the Auctionecrs.
AUGUSTINE ROyALL & CO.
AuCtioneers.
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t1rIp 11,anten. female

WASTED-50G LADIES WANTED F0R
Office, hotels. housekeepers and stage.
Good salary: steady york. Apply,
Goodwin, Oklahoma :.
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watch suitably inscribed. II tho roc
ommendatlon Of Superintendent Taft,
OF the Wells Fargo Express Company
Is followed. Mr.. Taft said ne would
recommend that the standing reward
given for tho arrest and conviction of
train robbers be awarded to Trousdale.
viction.
Trousdales friends describe him IA
quiet and unassuming. He has been
in the employ of the company about
eight years.
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUARY lnt Int

EFFECTIVE JANUARY lat, 1912
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DALE
For Florida and South: s:is A. NJ snS
1888 =. IL. 'i0:sO p IL. I:00 A. n.
For Norfolk: 800 A. NJ. $500 p. NJ, 4:is
For n. & W. Try. West: 6:i5 a. NJ. 1851
A.. H.. $500 i. NJ. 800 p. N.
For Petersburg: i:oo A. H.. 6;is A. NJ,
S:lS A. NJ. $500 A. ~, 1890 A. IL, 500 r. ".
t:io p. NJ. e;t0 7, ". 1885 Z. NJ. $3.50 p. NJ.
For Goldsbcro and Fayetteville: st:io r.. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily; tio A. "
$50 A. NJ. $50 A. NJ, aT:eo A. M 1851 A.
A.. "lo:+5 a. NJ. 1i.to y. NJ. $500 T. H.
"l:io T.. n. s:06 T.. NJ. s:s5 p. NJ. SOD F. ~.
o:ev p. NJ. ~ p. II.
Except sunday. 'srEdhy only. aEzcspt
Monday.
Tina OF arrival and departure and con.
nsGia"hs no. Guaranteed
~ CAMPar.l.I. d. p. A.. $50 Main 81.
NORFOLK AND WESrERn RAII.NAY.
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
schedule In AFFECT January list. l9lz
Loare EyrJ erect station. Riahinond. FC1E
NORFOLK: 800 \. nj, 800 L. ~. $50 r. Il
FOR LrNCifnUHG AID THE WEST: .eI5
a. Il, 10000 a. AZ. $40 y. M..'o;c0 p. II.
Ari.vo Richmond from Norfolk. sll:i5 A. NJ
s6:S5 J.. NJ, .il;31 Y. *. From the West; "a: "a,
a. NJ. asoo =. NJ. hiio +. AZ. 's.pS p. 81,
$500 =. ~.
.paiiy. sDaiiy ex Sunday. bsunday only.
Pullman Parton ana Sicspins Care
W. D.. BByILL, IL c. H EOSI, tJT
q, r. A., Roanoke. D. p. g.. Aichmond.
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Old DOMINION LINE.

I.v Richmond foos OF st. daily. 100 r.. IL s
Leave Newport 3:q3s.S,A ". n
Arrive NoFlnK VI
Norfolk for New York daily. except Sunaayss
100 J.. NJ. Connections also made by NJ III
W. Ry. aP. NJ. and ~ 4 o. ltS, ot IS rs I'D Js
Night limo steamers stoD 81 C5areiIi1.,t Is ~
land or receive passengers on, aignafs ana;
viii be met by puhic copyeys nee. y
Z VIRGINIA. S.,HfGATI0N. co, 1E;fs6attyai
March T),--Jan,css River by dayijs5 rs
Norfolk anl Old r4int. Newpert .Ssys' b.. Ms
all James River landings stream srs ia ~
Monday, Wedpesaay and fsaas at s.ss 5ss
landings 'Phons Madison 49, Is -. ,sss
Main Ticket onicc. SCI {. Ma.R asrss
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

TAO Observation-Disclosures ,orr News II.
$40 Acknowledgements Ell. Sun.
Thurp.on5 49,,
fle:oo A-Local--DaIly-L L1x.C Forg,.
100 Jnly-Ein.-L'vi'ie -
tt:V9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n Sewu
b@ P.-Loeal-Ithiy-N. News. Old Point
e;io P.-i-oeal-Ilaily-Go
Bridge. Clifton FORGE - =
$3.50 P.-Linil sed-Daiiy-Cin Chrpo
'll:oo ss-Dail2-C'ncinnn:!. L'yiilr,
'Sleepers. tParior carr t'u1'
TRAINS ARRIVE RiCHMOND-Lcca, from
East sails y. NJ. 1900 P. n. Through from
East: 1880 a. a., $50 p. NJ Local from
West: $3.50 a. A.. 9:55 a. II ana T:Is p NJ
Through; $3.50 \. NJ. 2:35 P. NJ. and $3.50 r. 81
James River Line: ssS:35 A. NJ. Gas p M
''Daily except sunday
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GoaI ann lllopn

A FULL CORD WOOD, H$3.76; ONE.
half liindling. one-half slab. Try a
cord AT once. You will be pleased
MIDLOTHIAN MOOD co Phone
Madison 1916.
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Richmond & Petersburg electric Railway

streets. for Petersburg: 4 $50 N
- ]. $. % 10. y. 'ie y. ", /. 2, e. 4
"o:4j. -. :. S, 80 10 p. Ii. y
a:o9 r. <, fos chester. 1900 midnight for
street, for ManIA ester: --i'-.ss
t5;. s;,5: ".:ls. '1:ss. SIS e;s5. .lo:as. li.sa
T:5S, s:s' e:51. 'ic:io. il:io p. n. '
ipaliy except Sunday and holidays Il,
Carries bnssGse and express -s.s so
''L!missd. except sundsJ, and hoI,dar ~
All chr. rom Petersburg connect withs
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pelp .e.u....- sl,tile

M, X
AZ bD, FOR U. s. ARMY, ABLE
oouied, unmarried men, between ages
"a ana 80; citiZ.ns or United states.
OF good cnuractcr and temperate nat.
~ WAC can speak. READ anu write
ING English language. For informu-
uPPiy 70 i.vGfuitiHg Officer, o4D
-. 6road street. IticHinond, Va.
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SOL. CUTCIIINs.
R0RERT y. POLLARD,
HENRY c. RELY,
Special Commissioners.

certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special conf
missioners has bean duly given.
Gt"en under my hand this liti day
OF March. 1912.
Tcste: CHAs. o. sAVILT.E,
Clerk.
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CIVIL sBRyiCE.-ANY YOUNG Man
or woman who wants n position with
Tue United States government should
Wi!ta at us once. II you arc OYER
; ana an American we can quickly
punlify you to pass the necessary
examinations. During tho past year
we hive placed over 700 men ana
women In desirable government pc
siUons' Write ~ once for free
civil service booklet and Information.
i. Z. =. InN lIin L SCRANTON pa
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Poultry, 4oft5 anh Ilne 5tofk
COCKER IS sPAS1ELs.

40 HOME IS COMPLETE WITHOUT a
COCKER SPANIEL.
have Hitter of six black white
high. but. oh my. they arc worth
their weight in gold for pets. ear
riagc companions or children Will
have any sent from North Carolina
on approval VILE 1 am here Hand
soonest and best champion pedigree
stock in the country: all registered.
Apply by letter TO Room 23i. Muir
phys AnncN
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TO THE PUBLIC:
wish to announce TINT IN
all kinds OF carpenter and bril-,
work. build and repair houses. Of,lnc,
wv n. Twenty-ninth Street +. j.
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nnwAnn roR BANDIT SLAYER.
Tronshnic ia Re raid 5000 aud Pre-
Scntch With Gold Witch

HOUSTON, TcNas, Mhrch Ih.--Dnvtd !.
Trousda!a express messenger, who
's..troh Southern Pacific nassenger train
No. . near Sandcrsoa, Texas. Wednes-
day, wi, be paid a rs ward OF $500. and
IN addition Will be presented a seld
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1Huonf5 JFDr 1Sfnt

THREE OH FOUR ROOMS sIiI17 4 l, f;f )
Tor light housekeeping. Phone Mon
roc $3.50.
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RraI Gstate i;pr srnt

FOR RENT. OFFICE SPACE IN 1920
HUH Street. Apply OH premises. Pos
session Aprn j.
EXCELLENT NINE ROOM RESI-
dence: hot water heat electric and
gas lights: Grove Avenue. Phone
Monroe lJI0-J
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LONGS WOOD is GOOD BECAUSE 1T
vas split In right season md ~
good, large trees. s sample lond
Will pleash you. His coal burns 10
ashes. Easy TO take up. Phone Mad
ison 10G9.lQ70 tf @ So
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sEABoARD AIR LINE.

southeound trains scheduled TO leave Rich.,
nond daily: ?:l0 A. M-Local to Noriinut
go =, M-S!ccpers and coaches. At.antn.s
Birininsiiam. Savannah. Jacksonville. a:15 p.
M.-Florida Limited Except sunday. o:4s p
M'-Sleepcr and coaches. Jacksonville. jl:3e
r. M.-Slecpers and coaches. Birmingham
Memphis, Northbound trains scheduled It'd
arrive In Richmond daily: Sag a. NJ. 7:2s A..
Al. v:.5 a. VI. Except Monday. o:W p. a.,
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Gpst arc jfol,no

'1CoI, GOLD BAR PIN, THURSDAY
Twenty -cigntn ana CLAY. via Main
street ana Broad ana Main cars
ihder rewnrped at o18 American
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PIANO MOVING-.WE CAN PUT
ysui piano where others would not
attempt the WORK. Our moving de.
all kinds of furnituEI and ui.nns
CRAFTS. Moving Department. I2i
East 8road street. Madison 65O6
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1000 RAILWAY MAI. CLERKS
wanted; $50 month. Richmond ex-
animation May 1. Coaching free
Write FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dent
:ie5 II. Rochester. y. Y.
WANTED. a FIRST-CLASS WHITE
barber. See W. Broad Street.
YOU ARE WANTED no BECOME
railway mail clerk. $50 month; Rich
mond discrimination May L. Questions
and coaching sent free. FRANKLIN
iNSIlIGTE, ;pi. 3e6 n. Rochester,
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RAILROADS MUST HAVE; rt.i.E
srraphers. They offer good pay ana
advancement. Learn the science
with us. Nicely equipped school r.,-
pert operator as teacher and rv, an
able tuition rates offered. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLE(iE
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agents 11aanten

AGENTS. MALE AND FEMALE.
good now propositions; salary and
commission. 1l6 n. Seventh Street
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Business 0pportunIrIsg


l WILL SELL ALL OR ANY PART
OF my $4,000 stock In n West yIr-
9lnia gas company that Is earning
70 por cent. annually, as need
money to protect another Investment,
rho company supplies gas 10 three
Towns and Is headed by prominent
banker and business men. For par
ticulars address +. o. Box 113, Wash
ihgton. ID. c.
WANTED, RESIDENT SALES MAN
aSer for leading manufacturing cor
poratlon to open office In Richmond
WAL allow $3.50 TO 5000 monthly; also
authorized expenses and extra com
mission. Must carry $500 to $1,000
cash stock. according to territory.
contract. ctc.. TO supply demand
created by our advertising and
agents appointed. SUpERINTEND-
ENT, Dept. IL c. 22s W. Huron St.,
Chicago.
WANTED, AN Al SALESMAN WITH
managerial qualifications to take an
important position with un old and
we'll established business Can fur
nish the highcst banking indorse-
ments. The right man will hive an
Income OF from $1,000 20 $1,000 per
annum. Will require an Investment
of $1,000. investment well secured
ana dlvtdc nd bearing. Address L.
esq, care Times Dispatch.
WHY WORK FOR OTHERS? LET ME
put you in business. Some money
necessary. references required. O.
g. CONGDON. Phocbus. Va.
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UPHOLSTERING.

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND Pot.-
ished. mattresses renovated, antiuuea
bought and sold. LEVY. the Upbol.
---e e.eler, 42o West Broad.
L-tcEs -NND EMBROIDERED LINENS,
EXQUISITE WORK ON suPERFJrr,
linens, raw and Japanese sill,
piouses. table appointments, IinperIe
peg linen and laces AT less thun
S Sa.ne. . ~ SlMAAN, 21S y. Fifth
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autrton ssares, Future Days
BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Court Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate Known as No.
2O1l Park Avenue; Two
Dwellings andVacantLo
in SCOTS Addition on
Leigh StreetBetweenSum-
NIT and High Point AYES.

IN In execution OF a decree OF the Chan
10y court OF the city of Richmond.
entered on March s, 1912, in the suit
OF w: III. Jsnks vs.. j. ~ rignor and
others, the undersigned viii sell by
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20. 1912,
at o'clock Z. NJ,
irSt Inc above mentioned dwell
ing, NO: 2Oll Park Avenue. on the
south side of Park Avenue, between
Meadow and Rowland Streets. The
evening Is nice two-story brick
dwelling, comparatively now. The
lot lot mas frontage Of 20 feet 81 inches
Ny depth Of 20 feet, more or less.
with n width In rear OF 90 fee, 6si
lnchss, being bounded on tn, east and
south by ten-foot alleywuys.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost
OF sale. any taxes that may be due.
ana tw: notes. one for s3,5ou ana one
Tor 1000. with interest on both not.s
from August is. iolf. until paid: tho
residue at ono ana two years from
GATE OF sale, evidenced by notes. with
trust
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a9i5rellaneuuG
SHOE REPAIRING.

'6e. IiALFsoLE MEMS SHOES. COO.
ladies': every pair sewer; best ,eath-
er. no nails. nc pegs. Royal rub !.
Der heels, Zoe; Tred-Air rubber heels.
5ec; leather heels rebuilt like ney
zbe DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 7lG L. Main. Phone Mon
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agent5 1lsantfn

( CE;S5TS +: 81 ,fc I,;S irSis
Sample free. y new leader. Attrac-
two propositions. Write us for tho
sample, ACME 8 SPECIALITY. COM
4 PANY. 1867 L. North Ave. Baltimore.
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AND AT $3.50 on THE SAME DAY:
second. Lot. with small cottage
o"eliinS thereon. fronting 30 feet by
depth OF 40 feet. on the south line
OF Leigh Street. between Summit and
nigh Point Avenues. designated es
Addition
TERMS Enough In ash :, nv ,ost
OF sale, and note for S2i. due Sep
TENDER 10. 1911, with interest on same:
note for sai. due March 10. 1912. and
on a credit as to IL note of $500. due
March 50, 1919, with interest on same,
payable semi annually, secures by a
decd OF trust. and the tesldus at one
and two years from date OF SALE nvi-
denced by notes. with interest ad.ied
md secured By second lion DEED of
trust
Third. Small cottage dwelling at the
northwest corner of leigh street. and
Summit Avenue: lot 20 by 1i0 fcet.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost
Of sale. Two notes for $50 cacn, with
any interest due on same. and on II
credit as 10 n not, for $1,000. due Juno
10. 1912. with interest on same from
date of purchase. secured by deed
CT t.mst. and thr residue q. one and
two years. evidenced by notes, with
interest added at per cent, AMI Sc
cured by second lien Iced of triist.
Fourth. Vacant lot fronting 80 feet
on the north line of Leigh Street. adj
joining the las. mentioned piece Of
TERMS: Onc-third cash. and the
residue In three equal instruments at
six, twelve, and eighteen months from
the date OF sale. credit payments to be
evidenced by notes, with interest
added and title TO DO retained until
SOT, CTrTCJJES
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iasal Gsfatf GGianIFh

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH j. a. CON
NELLY & co. Write postal for nee
cssary blanks
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WANTED, TWO MEN, ONE FAMILIAR
WIN duties OF travelling auditor; tho
other familiar with interiinc treir lit
accounts Addreas COMPTROLLER
-. G. o. Ry,. Johnson city. Tenn
aH!atinB age. experience and salary
expected.
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BOOKS WANTED.

BOOKS. NEW AND SECONDHAND
nousht, sold end exchanged. send
pohtai VIII call. or telephone Madi-
son oulL LAWSON BOOK SHOP
llG Il Broad Street
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l2elp, Scale am ,Jif;naIr

OPERATORS Are IN
great demand. Positions assured,
nice work, good pay. Learn by our
short and interesting methods. MAS
SEf BUSINESS COLLEGE. SOC East
Broad Street
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atlantie Gitp Rrsnrts
GAL,EN HALL

Hotel md SnnntorIum.
With Its elegant comforts, its tonic
and curative baths and SUPERIOR table
and service, is an ideal place Tor win
ter and spring. Always open. Always
ready. Always busy.
II. L.. YOUNG,
General Manager,
Atlantic Citr. New Jersey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
DfrGGmd[5

s 81 HOTTIE. EXPERT TELE-
srapher and railroad man. IS Now
teaching ut MASSEY BUSI:> !;s,S
college,. s02 East Broad street
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HCGHES'S 200 North Third -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16

EnSl. SPARE TIME WORK. $2i
month; advancement with experience
supplies iurniahcd; no ctnyassing
ray weekly. Established rs years
ec. postage (which wn rufund) brings
complete plan ana Interesting SOU
Fenlr-~-0eSin WORK Immediately state
asc ana occupation. INriGNSATiON-
a. Library, iSG First Street, Grand
Rapids, Mich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16

WANTED, At ONCE. Statesmen OF
ability to sell lightning rods throuIrh
Virginia, Maryland aud Delaware:
must be sober and u hustler; cash
salary sac per month and commits
sion. expenses paid, or can have an
interest in the BUSINESS; capital not
limited; good position for right par
>ty. Answer, giving fun particulars
with reference. u 6G3, care Times
Dispatch