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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
a9rrttngs

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Office of the Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
special and general meeting OF the
Line Railroad Company VIII be held
ut the Office OF the company, al Byrd
street Station in the City OF Rich
nond, Virginia, on Wednesday, April
lst, 1914. at IL O'clock a. NJ. for the
purpose of considering, passing upon.
authorizing and conseUtinE TO dis
continuing the further Issuance OF
bonds of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company under and secured
by its unified mortgage 70 United
states Trust Company, OF New York,
Trustee, dated November f6, 1903 and
closing said mortgage; and, for the
purpose of considering, passing upon.
autt;orHing and consenting 10 the
making. issue and disposition, ny
sale or otherwise, By the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company. in
lieu Of the unified bonds, the Issue
whereof VIII ne discontinued, OF gold
nonds not exceeding III the aggregate
the par value OF two hundred million
dollars TO be issued In series. bear
ing interest as such lawful rate or
rates as msh be determined from
tors OF the. Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road Company. ava maturing at such
@ g. ,G Or as ., ps ds' sng ned
creauF IN, execution and delivery by
the 5aid railroad company OF
mortgage or decd OF trust, upon and
conveying certain or It's property. TO
BE described In said mortgage or
deed OF trust, TO secure the payment
OF the said bonds. TO such trustee. in
such form and upon such terms and
conditions as the Board OF Directors
may determine and the issue and
disposition of such bonds or their
proceeds, for the payment or retire
ment. from time TO time, Of the un-
DERIVING mortgage bonds and ohiiga-
lions of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road Company and for paying for
constructing, completing, Improving
and maintaining it's lines OF railroad
and its equipment. and FOR other cor
porate purposes for which the pro-
ceeds of such bonds may he lawfully
used under the provisions of said
mortgage; and generally to take any
and all action that may seem neces-
sary or desirable In connection with.
germane to or growing out OF any
Of the matters hereinaboYc stated.
The stock transfer books OF the
company shall be closed Monday
March 10th. 1914, at three o'clock r
N, and shall be reopencd Thursday
April End 1914. at ten o'clock y. NJ
liy order of the Board of Directors
~. l.. BORDEN.
Secretary.
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SPECIAL. COMMUNICATION
MY Of Temple lodge No. o. A. j..
w & \. NJ, will be held In the Ma
sonic Temple THIS Saturday AFTER
NOON at > o'clock. to pay the last sad
tribute of respect to our late brother.
q. =. .llyson. Members OF sister
lodges and transient brethren frater-
nally invited 10 unite with US
by order or the NVorshipful Master
ALEN. w. ARCHER.
Secretary.
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5ttuatipns lGianteo, j-enia!s

\ LADY OF REFINEMENT. WHO IS
I'm undergraduate nurse with train
ing and experience, considerable eN-
pericnce travelling. desires a position
ny April ! as nurse. companion TO
lady or elderly couple VIII stay at
nome or travel Pest references. Ad-
dress MISS II. EUNKHOUSER.
alaurertown Va
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RuAItN, 1914:
tate OF Jennie w Barns, deceased.
II appearing TO the court that q re-
port of tho accounts OF AShby T. Rag
land, rs administrator OF Jennie w
Barns. deceased, and OF the debts and
demands against the estate OF the said
Jennie w. Barns. deccsaed has been
hlod In the clerks office of this court.
and that moro than one year has
elapsed since the qualification of the
said \. Y Ragland as administration
OF tho estate aforesaid;
Now on the motion OF Linden IL
Barns, distributes of The estate OF
dered that the creditors OF the SAID
estate of Jennie w Barns, deceased
If any there De, do appear before this
at 10 o'clock y. NJ, Al its courtroom in
the City Halt of Richmond, va, and
show cause. If any they can. against
the payment and delivery OF the estate.
to the distributes Of the said estate
without recurring rcfundins bonds OF
the distributes, or any OF them.
= COPY -TcStc.
elias o sAViLLE. Clerk.
MONTAGUE X MONTAGUE. y. q.
IRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MoNB; THE 2orH DAY OF FEB-
rs -parte: In the matter of the es-
NGlt OF liAlNcN ~ IL. Earns, UcrtHggi.
1t appearing ,to the court that a
report of the account OF Ashby 7. Rar
land as administrator &. /. Il Of Harvey
G. III. Barns. deceased, ana Of the debts
and demands against the said estate.
has been filed IN the clerks Office OF
this court, and that. more than ono
yehr has elapsed since the qualification
of the said a. T, Itagland as admins
TRAITOR OF the estate aforesaid:
Now, OF, motion OF Linden ~ Barns.
a! diStrihutcc OF the estate. of Harvey
Ia Il ~ =
fhat the ccCditors OF Harvey ca H.
Barns. deceased. &c any there be, do
appear before this court on the est
day of March 1914. Mt 10 o'clock \. M..
at it's courtroom in the city Hall of
Richmond, Va and show cause, If any
they can, against The payment and de-
livery OF the estate OF the said Harvey
G.. III. Barns. deceased, to the distrihu-
teos of said estate without requiring.
refundsng bonds of the distributes,
or any of them.
y COpy-Toste:
CIiAS. o.. SAVmLE Clerk
MONTAGUE & MONTAGUE, p. a.
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Real Gstatf for Kent

ORE, SuITABLE FOR GROCERY
nd meats; near First Market, and
5it q n IiVc- room nat above. Rent. $50.
$40, care Times Dispatch
cToRS AND DENTIST OFFICES:
cry best Of location: all size offices,
Pat and 1anitor service included. III
Is care Times dispatch.
N STREET CORNER STORE, BIZ
Teen two transfer points. Good FOR
fY Kind of business Only $35 per
onth. II S41, care Times Dispatch.
|ICE FOR RENT-DESK ROOM
,ace In Times Dispatch Building for
'.nt, very desirable front oficc Ii.lco
fasonahle. IfoS ssi. City. T
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Gustnrge opporrunttp

MAIL ORDER HOUSE WANTS PAT
ented articles TO b sold through
agents or direct 10 consumers. Ad-
dress Box A6s, Richmond, Na.
WANTED. AN IDEA WHO CAN
think OF some simple thing to pat
ent; Protect your ideas. they may
bring YOU wealth. Write for Needed
lnventiUns' ana How 10 Get Your
Patent and your Money" RAN
DcLPH & CO. Patent Attorneys,
washington, u. Z.
FEW SHARES STOCK IN RICHMOND
corporation. now paying better than
80 per cent. Will sacrifice. due to
other business interests that must
be protected. Address + 7Gs. care
Time Dispatch.
FLOUR HAY MILL. FEED. CAR LOTS
Correspondence solicited O.
STEER co. k.cfmond. Va.
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WRITE FoR cArALoGUE.

RhLSToN HEALTH SHOES. MADE ON
foot-molded lasts. All feathers for
NIL weathcr9 GEO. Il. SHUMAN
sells them. G3l East Broad. Ralston
Boot shop.
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CARPETS TO DUST AND
only 81. We also make over ali
kinds OF carpets. NEW YORK CAH-
PET CLEANING Co, 2o0i East
Franklin. Monroe 20SG.
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aerotfssfonal Drip 1Nantrn

DENTIST. REGISTERED
In Virginia. Must be of good habits
Address ], l23. Cnro Timcs- DISnntC Oh
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llianten

JUNK! JUNK! JUNK RAGS. BONES
old ruhher boots ana shoes. auto
tires. bicycle tires, bags. bagsing.
brass. copper, lead. zinc etc. Wa
pay cash prices FOR junk and send
Tor IL SOUTHERN NNRECKING AND
METAL co, INC, 1900 williamsburg
MAIL ORDER HOUSE WANTS PAT
ented articles TO be sold through
agents or direct 10 consumer. Ad-
dress Box 6GS. Richmond. Va.
WANTED. To BUY FOR CASH,
Phone Madison 1851
BON STONE WANTED. DESCRIP-
zion and price. y. CHESTER. Duane,
va.
WANTED. BIDS BY THE LOAD FOR
output OF stable manure from thirty
head OF stock. Address STANDARD
OIL CO. BOX 1856. CITY.
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miscellaneous
SHOES! sHoTlsl sHoEsi

923 EAST BROAD. NEAL, CITY HALL,
is the new home of BOWDEN'S
SAMPLE SHOE STORE, Good shoes
cheap for the whole family.
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february %, 1914.
Crimson Glover and
Corn.

warwick Coun-
ty: 81 have n crop
OF crimson clover,
5owp after SOY
beans. Can 1 cut
this for hay. and
plant the land IN
corn and reseed
again to crimson
clover? Will this
rotation Improve
the land? l have a
piece Of land sown
to winter oats and
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kral Cstatr for SaIe

LIST YOUR FARM WITH COTTRELLis
FARM AGENCY, Richmond. Va Pos
inl VIII bring necessary blank.
WEST GRACE STREET LOT AZ 4
price well below the market price.
This lot is on the north side OF the
street, and in Very best residential
district. No trades VIII be cunsid-
ered. 6 ass, care Times Dispatch.
St.NE,N -HOOAf HOUSE ON Floyd
Avenue. in very best OF condition;
modern and up-to-date. Price. $500.
Terms $1,000 cash. y bargain for
person looking for home g 3+7,
care Times Dispatch
STORE on EAST FRANKLIN ST'REi:T.
near Seventeenth Street. Big bar
gain Tor person who can pay cash
q $40, care Times Dispatch.
GROUND IN BUSINESS SECTION OF
city suitable for stores, $3.50 per
foot. 9 S44. care Times Dispatch.
WILL TRADE BOULEVARD LOT FOR
home ol fats Ia West End. II SOC,
care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE, FIRM. FORTY ACRES OF
land in Chesterfield County on the
Warwick Road, one mile and n half
from woodland Heights, between
Midlothian and New Road. all in
grass Address w. y. DAVIS, Room
2o7 Park Building. Tenth and Bank
Streets Madison 1919.
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lost allo fpunn
Be!p 1llantro, Scale

YOU VAST PoSITToN
man, conductor, colored train or
sleeping ear porter. nrst-class Nor
folk and Baltimore roads, SOS TO SlBJ
month. steady work experience IN
necessary. no strife, !ncloEc stamp:
name position wanted. Passes and
uniforms furnished when necessary
Address RAILWAY INST, Dept. s.
Indianapolis, Ind.
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aeouItry, aort5 ann nlur stors

MUST SELL NINE MARES AND SIX
horses. city broke. 100 North TWEEN
urth street.
JENKI&SS : g. RHODE ISLAND
Reds win wherever shown. only
Virginia entry Ina International Lay
ing Contest, settings, 50. special price
10 members Boys and GIRLS Poultry
Clubs ALLEN JENKINS, Box two
twelve, Roanoke. Va
BROODY POWDERS, BEST FOR
poultry ard pigeons. Puts them IN
good condition; starts them TO laying.
then makes them set Ia a perfectly
healthy, natural manner. Tested
fully and never fails 30 cents by
parcel post. Box Ia. Blackstone. Va.
FOR SALE, ONE JERSEY COW.
FIRST class in every respect Irnme-
date sale necessary. Apply 70i
Lamb Avenue. Barton Heights.
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aurtion 5aIrs. future paps
j5y Richcson & Crutchheld.
Real Estate Agents and AuCtiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
sToREHoUsE No. II GOVERNOR
STREET

SToREHoUSE No. II GOVERNOR
STREET
trust to the undersigned. dated Feb
ruary u. 1912 recorded in the clerk s
Office, Richmond Chancery Court ia II.
i. 2li-C, page 502. default having been
made in the payment OF tho debt there
hy secured. and being required 90 to do
by tho beneficiary hereunder, We will
sell By public auction, on the premises,
MONDAY. MARcH 2. 1915.
at o'clock p. NJ.
the real estate described in said deed,
All thal certain lot Of land in tho
with Improvements thereon, described
Street beginHing on the east line o n
Governor, or Thirteenth, Street ut n
point distant 50 feet ! inch. more or
less, south of the south line of Frank
lin street; thence running southwardly
along Thirteenth Street and fronting
thereon 70 feet. more or less. TO the
northern boundary of No. 9 Governor
Street: thence l44 feet. more or less 10
the rear line OF said LOT %. .; thence
north on line which Is the extension
a corner with lot No. 1919 East Frank
lin Street: thence with the line or the
last mentioned lot, stlll in a northern
direction, 10 feet inches. TO a corner
with another line thereof (makinS the
entire rear line OF No IL Governor
street some 20 feet. more or lcss)
thence west ia feet 6 inches To the
beginning"
Reference IL made 10 the Plat in -.
B. l75-A. page $40 subject 20 the con-
ditions that the house No. . Governor
Street has the right to use in common
with the property hereby conveyed the
stairway and elevator in the front part
OF the building No. II Governor Street
TERMS: CASH.
n. T. RICHESON,
=. L. CRUTCHFIELD.
Trustees.
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PERSONALS

HGMAG, HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
al HUGHES'S. 2os North Third 81.
THE NELLIs- FOSTER VOCAL STUDIO.
Tho Hanover los West Franklin.
Spring term Of class lessons in
scientific vocal development and art
Of singing, commences March 6. New
England Conservatory class system.
ELAE. rMies 90 lasSnnsl. 81
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5pr sale

- 49, $500
TWO HIGH GRADE DELIVERY WA
CONS, s75 ana $50.
ONE GROCERY WAGON GOOD OR
der, $50.
FULL LINE HIGH GRADE WAGONS
Tor every purpose, top and open Let
MS show You our line We also carry
In stock large assortment OF bust
ness bugSIeS. rubber or steel tircY.
Lowest prices. satisfactory terms.
A MEYERS SONS, 7al EAST CARY
street
BROKEN LoTS or HATS. UNDER
wear and shirts VIII br sold at cost
during the next few days TO mako
room for spring goods MUSCOE
II GAltNETT. 500 East Main.
OK ACCOUNT OF MOVING WE VIII.
sell at sacrifice price soda fountain,
platform scalcs, steam pumps, gaso-
lenc engines. wood, split and iron
pullcys, blowcrs. lot one inch
wrought iron pipe and other miscel-
laneous stock. / BLUFORD & co.
FOR SALE. GOOD TIMOTHY AND
clover hay below market prices. Adj
dress .Box le2. Lorraine, Va
FOR SALE. ONE LATEST IMPROVED
National cash register. used snort
time frst-class condition {; 2g3,
care Dispatch.
FOR SALE. PONY. THREE WEARS,
three months old. well trained and
easy TO drive VIII cell cheap 10
quick buyer. Apply \. y WHARTON
X T. -, No, ], Glen Allen, Va
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aurtiun salrs, future paps
BY r. &. Chahn * Co. Inc.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Main and Twelfth Streets
Richmond. Va
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

VALUABLE COAL. AND FARMING;
LANDS IN CHESTERFIELD CoUN-
TY, VIRGINIA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28

FITTED YOUNG LADY STENOC;RN-
Ar; experience in legal work pre
red. p 225. care Times Dispatch.
ETED, a MAID SERVANT. MUST
ave reference. Apply Ia West
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a1elp 01lanteo, female

SsCHESAPEAKE AND POTONiAC
3I.EPHONE COMPANY OF VIR-
MA REQUIRES BRIGHT YOUNG
(DIES BETWEEN THE AGES or
H. AND 20. FIVE DOLLARS
II WEEK TO START. POSITIONS
[RMAN ENT AND SALARY IN
fEASED MONTHLY FIRST SIX
PNTHS. WITH FURTHER IN
EASES LATER. EXCELLENT
1ANCES FOR PROMOT1ON no
fSPONSIBLE POSITIONS. WORK
III PUBLIC, AND EVERY COM
1 RT PROVIDED. ONLY THOSE
ASIRING PERAtANENT posi-
Ms WILL BIZ CONSIDERED. APP
i IN PERSON TO MISS U.LIG,
M 2O2, 700 EAST GRACE ST.
pMOND GOVERNMENT ENAMI-
lions March 10. Women eligible.
nple questions free. FRANKLIN
TITuTE. Dept. 1913 K, Rochester,
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'AKCEL lost MEANS MANY Ar
railway mail clerk examinations In
Richmond. Commence Sib month.
Common education sufficient. sam
pie questions free Writ inliae-
4,liateIy EKANKliS INSTITUTE.
Dept. 43s <. Rochester. y. J.
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GeGa! Rutifes

VTRGINIA-IN THE cHANcERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND THE 2QTH DAY OF FEB
RUARY. 1914:
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WE MAKE i SPECIALITY or
E sd 5a Ara block %99d shop pine
LATHRoI' & co
WHEN YOU NEED COAL DON'T YOU
think VI LathropI We have been
selling II 40 years =. +. IATHROP
HAVE YOU TRIED WAsHIEIp, PB
LATHRoP < co Three phones
WHEN YCU HEAT WITH BRI.
quotes 5ou are helping a home in
load anyhow Phone us 9. p
LATHROP 8. co.
OUR NuTTALBERG COKE rs
splendid iuel FOR your Kitchen range:
like it. c. p LATHROP &. co
YoU CAN'T CALL FOR ANY KIND
or description OF coal that we cant
deliver at once. Anthracite tgeven
lump bri4uettes, coke c. p. LATH-
RoP * 60. Three phones
WE NEVER HAVE COMPLAINTS"
about our coal. Have You been
troubled la,tely during this cold
LATHRoP s CO. @
OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE
lowest We never let any one un-
dersell us. c. y. LATHRoP & co.
wood for retail shops. e, =. LATH-
OUR KINDLING AND BLOCl. OAK
and pine wood Is ali handled by
machinery Of. course We can sell
WE SELL THE BEST SAWED PINE,
and oak at lowest prices; also best
anthracite and lump spiint; brquette
at $3.50 go per ton ~ nrom mp delivery
Phones
1879. Monroe 30l7
QUICK DELIVERIES OF WOOD AND
coal by bushel or ton 500 Gilmer
liiyered day ordered LYME d HAIR
x =. nhenes Monros 42LG ard $3.50.
z6oarbing
BOULEVARD Inn. HAAIPTOMK0ADS
country and seashoree combined. with
t,ire. MISSES TABB. Boulevard Inn.
Hampton, Va.
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS FOR FOUR
gentlemen: the home OF MRS WAY,
l0S East Franklin. Madison 44S0-I..
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, STEAM
Board if wanted; West Grace near
Jefferson. O. 297, care Times Dis
natcll.
NeaI Gstate 1Hantfh
L1fsfT YOUR +, FsA.s AND CITY .pRop-
erty with US. WEI NJ MILLER s.
LIST YOUK FARMS WITH ]. A. con.
NELLY & co Write postal for nee
sary blanks
FARM WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR
advertising business. w. w. DON
ALDSON, Kcwnnec. I'll.
KonnIs For BENT
'NIcELY So FuRNIsHETp;;1 = heated
ia North Eighth
COMFORTABLE. LARGE ROOMS, CON
venient to business centre. nc III
East Franklin Street
FOR RENT, ONE DRY ROOM FOR
storage, opening on Il sunny back
yard: no basement. MRS. q. II NJ,
OF East Cary.
PLEASANT ROOMS. HOME LIKE SUR.
roundings. II North Sixth. between
Franklin and Main.
ROOMS FURNISHED FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; also other ROOMS. 3O6
~ - EAST Ash, MIN, Arr1AcrivrLY
furnished front roomsJ Mat, bath.
phone
ROOMS FOR DELEGATES tTo THE
Democratic conventions Aot Wcst
Grace
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Z WORRY LOOKING FOR WORK?
Iplk VIRGINIA BUSINESS EN-
BhNGE. 316 North Second.
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EED, BY MAN or FAMILY, 4
Hon as stcrootyper or assistant
Classroom or bindery, new paper
office. Reference if desired.
SIS l.. Il. CONT. gl9 West Mar
4 street, Richmond, Va.
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TWO HIGH GRADE DELIVERY WA
CONS, $50 ana $50.
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-ANTED. POSITION AS FARM MAN
1ger and all-round gardener. poultry
encc: German small family Q 737
care Times-D!spatch.
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situations 1laantrp, paIt

AN AND WIFE FAMILIAR WITH
every detail, capable OF handling
hein wants resoTi h l3T under m, man
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28

eANTED. Il REGISTERED DRUG
clerk HATCHER DRUG co. Laurel
and Broad.
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Making Feed for Horse.

"a boy friend OF mine has been given
horse on condition that he will raise
feed Tor him. He IS to have the use
OF two acres OF land FOR this purpose
and plans to make crop OF corn
what else can hc produce on so limited
an arca"' lie can grow the corn. and
just ahead OF the last working, SOW
cowpeas among II. u bushel an acre
and cultivate them iu Then let him
cut the corn at maturity and NOV the
peas for hay, and then prepare the
stuhble and SOW winter oats, and these
he can either cut for hay or let them
ripeil. and thcn SOW peas Tor hay on the
land. and after cutting the peas, SOW
crimson clover on the lana. to turn j,n-
der for corn again and repeat tho ro-
tation think TINT in this way he
may be able after the first season TO
feed the horse. And he will get n les
son in7farm rotation and soil improve
ment IL he returns all the manure made
by tho horse to the two acres
Sundry Queries.
Roanoke: "uavc bought an orchard
in the Brushy Mountains in North
Carolina. md Will soon move there
There are 800 bearing trees and zoo
young ones, I do not know just how
many acres are available for general
cultivation. Soil Is a deep. rich loan
Shall use more commercial fertilizer?
Please state varieties of apples for
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NpF.RI Need SODA CLERK.
HATCHER'S PHARMACY, Laurel and
Broad
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Boarbing
lSeaI Gstate 01aantfh

LfSf YOUR FARMS AND CITY PRto5r
erty with us WEI NJ MILLER Sc
co INC
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ONE GROCERY WAGON. GOOD OR
der, $50.
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Brr, Guat ann Gcfuuu

WE MAKE 4 SPECIALITY or
kiudlinG ard block wood. shop pine
for the retailer phone US. c. =.
LATiROI & co.
WHEN YOU NEED COAL DON'T YOU
think of Lathrop? we have been
selling IL 40 years = T. LATHROP
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IRGINIA.-IN THE CIANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
M0ND, THE 20TH DAY OF FEB
RUARY, 1911:
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ARM WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR
advertising business w. w. DON
ALDSON. NeMnncc. Ill.
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LIST YOUR FARMS WITH j. a. CON
NELLY g. co Write postal for nee
gaYy blanks
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Acting under deed or trust from
T.. g. Dininny ana wife. duly recorded
cult Court, IN d. II. l26, page 2S6. do
thult having been made in the pawn ent
OF money therein secured, and being
sell by public auction. M the front door
az the Post Office Building, in the city
OF Richmond, or
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A MEYERS SONS. 7ai EAST CARY
street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-17
THE LYR1G
.THE TOLL OF I,ABoR,,

'-The Toll of Labor, adapted from Emile, Zola's celebrated novel Germ inaR was shown for the first time in America yesterday at the Lyric the atre- ZoIa's immortal work gains new 1ustre from this truly wonderful pro- duction which took all Europe by storm and scored the most sensational hit of any motion picture shown ozi the continent during the life of motion pictures.
 s-The Toll. of Labor is the most en- fhralling story ever shown on the screen and every reviewer whcl has seen GerTninaf' has pronouneed it perfect by every standard of excel lence, it is a photo drama master piece that ranks supreme. ssGerrni- naP' which, on account of its great popularity, has been running as a serial story in the New York Amefi- can and all the Hearst publications is a most realistic story of the struggle between capital and labor. The theme Of the story deals with the oppressi on of the miners by the operators and the treatment that drove the starving 1aborers to violence.
 There are many striking situations in the story which will touch the heart and arouse the sympathy of every spectator. 'HThe Toll of Labor or sGermfnaF' will be shown both mat fnee and evening at the Lyric today and tomorrow.