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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-01
DISCRIMINATION IN PASSES IS ALLEGED

Further explanation il made that the
tota valuation Of the free mileage for a
ten.year period exceeds the total assess.
ed. valuation Of all the land. town and
city lots and improvements. horses, mules
and cattle. goods and merchandise and
property If all national banks in Travis
County for 1912 by a million dollars.
Each Of the defendants. the petition
further sets out. is now complaining that
the maximum rates of freight and pas
senger charges as fixed by the legislature
and the railroad commission Of Texas
are too low Ia return 10 il a fair and just
compensation. and has made formal ap-
plication Ia IL" railroad commission for
from the pay lssengcrs during the ten
unless such relief shall he granted by the
railroad commission ID intends and
threatens 10 file salts To cnjoin and have
set aside the maximum rates now in
force upoa such grounds. The attorney
genera says that by the voluntary APP
plication Of IN average rate Of 2.2Dc per
nile for the pay passengers throughout
the ten-ycar period. in connection with
the carriage free of an average of ll.2l
per cent Of the total passengers. shows.
prima tarie nj least. that the railroads
lof Texas have and do regard the sum Of
$2e9. l6i.lSl. the total amount collected
from the pay passengers during the ten
years. a an adequate and fair and reas-
enable income and compensation for the
carriageetc.. of all of the passengers
both pay and free and that an average
uniform rate extracted from all passcn-
Icngcrs at ~; per mile would have been
IA just. fair and reasonable rate. and
that the railroads in order Ia rccoup
themselves for CARRYING the free passen-
gers have required the pay passenger la
pay DE per mile more than he should
have been required 10 pay.
Suit Is directed against an exemption
clause of the anti-pass law. The specific
violation cited il the sheriff clause.
which allows sheriffs To obtain passes.
from the railroads. The injunction il
sought 10 restrain railroads from isSu
ing passes To- those persons permitted by
statute Ia receive them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-01
THE CHILDREN'S NATIONAL
TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY


The following l. issued by the National
of tuberculosis
In the Confidential Bulletin Of The
National Association for the Study and
Prevention Of tuberculosis. for Fcbr-
uary. 1914, an account Of the organi-
%zation, history. and methods of the
Children National tuberculosis So
ciety was given. Since that time the
operations Of the Society have been
SO extended that il seems desirable
To ISSUE "A further statement i'm regard
10 them.
Summarizing our previous report, il
Will be- recalled that the Society was
incorporated under the laws OF Illinois
IN 1913. It's charter gives il almost un-
limited powers with regard to the
treatment and prevention Of tuber-
%culosls, but makes no mention of child
rem. Its literature. however. has always
advertised the fact that a national
home was To be- or has been established
AT Alamogordo, y. NJ. for the treat
ment Of t~uberculous children. and that
similar camps would be established
from time 10 time in various parts Of
the United States.
The officers of the Society since its
incorporation have been AS follows:
DIR. Cyrille Ncrmeren. President:
DIR. David III. Reedcr, Nice-Presidcnt
Dr. Paul Burmastcr. Secretary;
DIR. David H. Lyman. Jr.. Trcaurer.
The Society has cndeavorcd from the
very first to secure funds by means Of
female solicitors and through the sale
of A little magazine by women on the
streets of large cities. The magazine i
called Our Tubcrculous Children"
and Is sold for 10 cents a copy. Little
effort seems 10 be- made 10 get annual
apparently in selling single sub
eruption the profits being greater
copies. The sale of this publication has
produced a considerable monthly re-
venue III such. cities as Chicago. st.
Louis, Detroit. and elsewhere. I'm St.
LOUIS. IT was estimated that as high as
500 a month was realized by the So
clety. I'm selling the magazine. the wo-
men, who are carefully selected for
Their attractive appearance. generally
give the impression whether designed
~ or not canno be said) that the mo-
ney from the sale of the magazine goes
for local tuberculosis work or AT least
for the benefit of local children. This
appeal. together with the fact that
small sum only are solicited. accounts
apparently for success in some cities.
The National Association, as early as
October. 1913. requested that the So
ciety publish a financial statement. but
although similar requests have been
made by the National and other associa-
tons since then. no such reports has
ever been received. Ii is hard. there
fore, to give accurate information as
TO the money received and expended.
In October. 1914. however. DIR. Bur
master appeared before a committee of
one Of the business mems organiza-
lions Of the city of ST. Louis and made
some interesting statements. He said
among other things that in most eases.
his female solicitors received % cut of
every Zoe from the sale of the maya
zine. Out Of the remaining Sc, he had
TO publish and distribute the magazine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-01
THURSDAY APRIL |. 1915.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers in the city who fail to re-
ceive The Herald regularly are reques-
ted to notify the office promptly. All
papers delivered in the city should be
received, as a rule, not later than 4:45
to 6 o'clock p. m. Unless some accident
to the press or other untoward delay
occurs at the printing office, the paper
should be out not later than 4:30 and
the carries should complete their distri-
button, even 10 the most distant suscri-
bers, within not less than an hour and
thirty minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-01

) SMALLPOX PREVENTIVE
FOUND IN OLD PAPER

published by Request


One Of our readers recently anne across
a newspaper clipping containing a pre-
scription for the prevention and care at
smallpo and other contagious diseases. IL
was claimed that this remedy had been
used BY the Sisters of Charity in charge
of ST. Joscph's Orphan Asylum, phlladel-
ph:a. for sixty years and that in all that
there had not been one ease of small
pox in the institution. Dur friend sent
the clipping to the sisters of the institution
named for notification, and has received
the following reply:
"The enclosed clippings are correct. We
are still using the remedy with remarkable
results. and distribute IT 10 any who may
call. II the proper ingredients are used.
the results will be satisfactory. The solid
extract digitali, l. hard 10 get, but II must
be used. enclose correct recipe, al we
use it. Trusting God will bless your cf-
forts in doing good and preventing the
disease. Sister Mary Joseph
Following j. a copy Of the recipe en-
closed:
Solid Ext. Digitalis, ! gr.
Sulphatc of Zine, ! gr.
IL teaspoonful of sugar.
4 az. water (coldb.
Dissolve ingredients separately m a 1T
tie warm water. mix and Il the ! o.
cold water. Dose: One teaspoonful every
hour for II hours: children under 3 years
II tcaspoonful every hour for l. hours
This will prevent or cure smallpox, though
the pittingS are filling. Ii i perfectly
harmless even to a weak person
This remedy will cure scarlet fever as
well n smallpox.
Sisters of Charity.
Seventh and Spruce st.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-01
1.-THE COST" INCREASES AND
QUICkE\S.

And we m this country. remember
ing that the pyrc of the dead IL bat 2
recent %prccaution in the ordering OF
the eastern campaign. and that IN the
western war gone the miles upon miles
of shallow graves cannot shut away
the corruptlve peril. and that neither
sanitation nor bodily provision for
cleaning and curing Is present save in
a pitifully inadequate way must
realize ever 50 much more kccnly than
can the people III val that the cost i
growing and quickcning al n fearful
rate. Il may b. that the dcst uction
by dcscasc will gain the end 81 the
strife more certainly than. by present
evidence. the devastation by arma-
mcnt can gain il; but the course ~
such an ending must be- even more
devastating than war itself.
THE tiny germ. dcadlicr than the
great gun was a line of battlefield
Origin years before science had gone
so far toward %conquering the one and
designing the other.
Even II one were disposed. by the
prompting of hope. to Minimize the
significance of that statement lately
given by the Red Cross headquarters
in Washington az a conclusion drawn
from the reports Of the Serbian cpl
denies. what facts are there t. justify
mitigation or disbelief?
Press correspondents and the maya
zines special writer's. for all the cen
sorship; such OFFICIAL tables of los
SEES as have been permitted currency
even the rare. infrequcnt. meagcr PIE
lures that havvc come from the war
zone. and now the tale Of heroISm of
American doctors and nurses i'm the
tevgelia country. alike bring the proof.
Europe may well be- gravely an
prchcnsive that an unprecedented
plague will sweep the Old Wrold. de-
clarcs the Red Cross.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-01
Take Care of the Children.

A lingering cold. distressing cough,
slccpless nights, a raw. inflamed throat
lead 10 a run down condition in which the
child j. not able TO resist contagious dis
eases. Foley's Honey and Tar j. truly
healing and prompt in action. 1t relieves
coughs, colds, Group and whooping cough.
Contains no opiates. MARTINEZ Drug Store,
north corner Market Square.-ady.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-01
(By Associated Press.)

Springfield. Mass, March 3l.-There i
an absolute tie-up of the trolleys here a.
the result Of a strike last night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-01

Travelling machine shops. carried on
motor trunks. are in use in England for
repairing autos broken down on roads
far from garages. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
NOTICE-LeSaI


HAVING qualified as cxccutriX of the
q estate Of ELLA w. BRIGGS, all par-
eSics indebted to the estate are hereby
aotifcd to call and settle such accounts.
PARTIES having claims against the es-
tate VIII present same for payment,
properly attcstcd.
ESTELLE WALFORD,
IIXecutriX.
HAVING this 18th day of February
1915, qualified In the Chanccrv Court
Of the city of Richmond. Va, as cX-
"clItor OF George Ross Ewell. deceased,
late OF said city of Richmond. hereby
request all persons indebted TO the cs-
tate of said deccdent to make settle
inoni OF their indebtedness with me.
or with Wallace l.. Brown. my attorney,
al the o!ilcc OF said attorney, Ne 2ii
,uGnd, and / request All persons 10
whom said estate is indebted 10 pre-
sent their claims In writing. properly
certified by nnidAvits to me or 10 said
attorney nj said place.
THOMAS j. MIDDLETON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
PROPOSALS-Sealed
L. $. POST-OFFICE.

FItNINONU, va.
Office Of Custodian, Feb. 20 1915
SEALED proposals viii be received at
ms building unit! o'clock T.. NJ
March = 1913. and then opened, for
furnishing electric current, psaS, water
Ice and miscellaneous supplies r"inoy-
ihg ashes ana washing towels during
thc fiscal year ending June 80. 1916.
sealed proposals viii also be received
until o'clock +. NJ, April Il. 1915. and
then opened FOR 100 tons bituminouS
coal and cords wood I'll. right to re-
l.ct any ANA All bids il reserved uy
Tia" Treasury Department.
HAY r. TIioRNTOE.
t'EStaIiun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
BEGINNING at 1880 o'clock.
Within our Auction Salcsrooms.
CTS EAST BROAD STREET

VIC Is-NNl pIkpsNlD SIKEET.
We will sell a large quantity OF
handsome Household Furniture con-
sisting Of Mahogany and Chartered
Oak Bedroom Suits, Separate Dressers
Chiffonecrs etc, Chairs. Rockers, Cen
tire and Library Tables. Handsome
CHARTERED Oak and Early English Oak
Dining-Room Suits, Beautiful Parlor
suits and scpartc Parior Chairs and
Rockers. Upright Pianos. Library Suits.
Massive Leather Rockers, Daycnnort
Mahogany bookcases. Fine Rugs and
DruGgets. Ladies' Desks. Rolcr-Top
Desks. Typewriter Desk, Crockcry.
Glassware, Toilet Sets, Pictures.
Ornaments. Brass Beds. Iron Beds, New
Mattress. Mirrors. Drophead Singer
Sewing Machine and many other goods.
These are all strictly first class
goods and in perfect condition.
Ladies invited TO attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSHlP, AND THAT ONE OF THE
PARTNERS WILL CONTINUE THE
BUSINESS.
Notice is hereby given that the part
ncrship carried or bye ii. Burton and
Robert o. McClintock, under the name
and style of Burton Il NIcClintock.
plumbing. timing and gas hitting, 50i
West Main Street. has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent, and i'm
the future the business will be carried
on by the said c. II. Burton, on his SEN
aratc account, who will pay and receive
all debts due and owing to and from
the said partnership in tho regular
course of business.
This 18th day of February, 1915.
&. H. BURTON,
ROBERT .. McCLINTOCK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

VIII. sell By direction OF y. T.. Jacobs
* Son. No S27 East broad Friday.
February ~. 1915, at 1890 \. NJ for
icitcd pledges. consisting Of diamonds.
watches. jcwclry. musical Instruments.
s.tchcis, guns ard other merchandise
Nos; 25cl TO lj2Sl. inclusive. g. G.
Eridges. state AuctiOneer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
EDUCATIONAL.
LEARN TO PLAY
PIANO OR ORGAN
in AFEW HOURS
IN YOUR OWN HON1I:

A Detroit musician has in
vented a wonderful new system
which enables any person or
little child to learn to play the
piano or organ in one evening.
Even though you know abso-
lutely nothing about music, or
have never touched Il piano or
organ, you can now learn to
play in an hour or two. Peo-
pie who do not know one note
from another are able to play
their favOritc music with this
method without any assistance
whatever from any one.
This new system is called the
Mineral Method. Write to-day
for our Free Booklet, which
Will be sent postpaid ct our .ex-
pense and which will explain
our special offer and tell you
all about this successful method
that has already brought pleas
ure and happiness to thousands
OF homes in all parts of the
United States and Canada.
Simply write us a postal card
or letter saying: please send
me your Free Booklet This
Will cost you nothing and put
you under no obligation TO us
whatever. Address Mineral
Method Music Co., 175 c.
Trussed Concrete Building, De-
trOit, Mich.-Advt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
ArC,TInN GALES

AUCTION SAIES.
SALES Saturday at and I =. NJ. OF
chinawarc, silverware and notions.
SAL of furniture and other goods
fuc#day, Friday. 1890 These sales
VIII continue each Saturday. Tuesday
Friday until notified. st George 5
Jones. general auctioncer. 400 East
iroad. Phone Madison ISL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
WALL PAPERING.

WALL. PAPER AND PAINTING
IL rider To reduce our Immense. stock
81 wall paper. we are making the fol
lowing reductions: 81 papers. 75c: 75c
papers. 5oc; soc papers. soc; 4Nc papers
35c: SOC papers. 25c: 25c papers. COO
per roll. All work guaranteed. Get
our estimates now, as these prices
won't last long. j. w. Smithcrs Co
2.I East Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

&. &. MII.LNER'S Transfer. moving and
eating furniture aspcCialty, trunks
hauled, claim checks issued at the
our wagon. Pianos property hauled
3p2 North Ninth Street Phone Mndi-
son 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
PERSONA
ICE. COAL AND WOOD

WHY buy green and wet wood when
YOU can get perfectly dry oak and
pine blocks or oak and pine slabs at
same price. Coal to suit every stove
or furnace that burns to ashes Longs
Madison l0f9-l0T0
TRY our @ilt-cdgc pine. also half cord
slab, So coke So Best anthracite
lUmp. split and New River coal Tyler
Randolph 30l1.
CHEAP. for cash. No oak wood
also hard ana soft coal Call Ram
dolph 35l1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
INNENToleS Advocate. Dept %
Washington, -. G.. one year 10 cents

a D.,
Washington, -. e. one year 10 cents.
y new and up-tO-datc shoe repairing
company. Something different from
any other shoe repairing company in
iichinond. our shop is fitted with Il
special and private ladies waiting
room The clcancst place ever offered
IN iichmond. Our shop Is conducted
ny Intelligent and experienced white
mechan!cs. If you Will call and look
~ our factory. also our Offices and
walting-rooms YOU Will be convinced
we nave the most up-to date place in
inc city. We call for your shoes and
deliver them tho same day in any part
or IN" city. Mai! orders given our
prompt attention and returned by par
ccI nost the same day received United
Sho" Repairing Company, 1923 North
Ftilh street. PhOn. RaMdOlph G2SG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

NJ.
| 100 1907. Prince Albert
iol-3.0o0 Burlcy Cubs.
| +c2-5 S-oz. Central Union
io3-l doz. S-oz Tuxedo
i0i-i jars Whip.
io5--l0 S-oz. Prince Albert
4o6-2 cans Epicurc.
| i01-1 lbs. Picnic Twist.
40S-l bx. Green Turtle.
| io9-l bX. Chewing Gum.
4lo-3 Jars Sweet Wheat Gum.
41l-2 jars Cats Gum
SIP Jars First Fruit Cum
1870 boxes Sweet Home Assorted
4l4-l2s bxs. Mint and Violet Chips.
fl5--2 bSs First Fruit Gum.
4l6-l0o bXs. Adams Pcpsin.
il'--l7 bXs. Chico!a.
tiS--ls 6Xs Manhattan Delight,
ila-%2 doz Flower Bud Soap.
i2O-ll doz. Wriglcy'S Gum
i2l-l ease Everywoman Soap
422-iS cases doz Shredded Cod.
423-l case Cod Bricks.
i2i-Om
i25-om.
I26-On.
i21--Om
i2S-i65 cases Jar Beans.
$50 c c,scs nT% nnr;, Matches.
i3i-I cnsc cola nu.t
t$-lG cases iienlopen Pens
d3i-4 ca ASSES r am oor Ta,,a r
4a5-2 cases Toilet Pape Hr'e' ''"per'
S3G-s cases Safe Home Matches.
33S-.S7 $50 , 'iin.iGht Matehes
33S-s cosns ,t Il.'nntic i Mm,ch GS;
44o-4 = doz. Carolina Wnshbnards
iia-"2 III 81 $4,000 fowoer'
li3-Jo cnsrs Ri,r y Ir,,d ,ro,
dig cases Camnhn,i.' r .o,,,a'oes
ii5-l6O lbs. Lard 'rravs Is mud ..
ii9-3 b ,nS; nu'I Lying rT mi.,os r,
40 lbs "'e'' '''sic'
4iS-I3,O0O bundles No. IA paper
I 49, lot hrol,op e,r.
i56-iO hundjns .
% 200 NO faper Bags
l5l-S bundles No p,ner p,o.
452-2ss -' bundles No. ; Paper Bags.
453-o h,,m,li.s No po
- Snn W. idPcr Bags
Aid nunI,. No :. n
. t" ',h"'e NO. Paper Bags.
455-oS pvr,, ~.
las 900 w. l"Per haSs'
i5G-io Gny i,o,
to" &C. "o@' double handle Baskets,
$3.50 doz Sip,I. ,;o1 p
loc. ''''"'e '''sN''s'
45S-o cnsos S,ror,.
i59--o7 doz S;u,,,., H. u noH' ench)
kets. '''''"'e 'e ias-
a6o--al rcams Butter p,ror
Jf1- d. ,putteI Taper
i63-I is do nF%Eon irrooms'
lG4-3l lOO-IL sncks r ni''''o's'
465-s = bbIs. Vinrnor
i6G-o bhIs Vim, 1870 ~.
467-I cnsa ,ruT", .ohpound
or do,n "'c'kc Flour
Ids, lom o"c M
lG9-7 doz can ~, opchers' loc.
40 hv. G"m, ope,"Grs, DC
ALL lot ~ hnxns os''r Sards.
i72-1 iot ~ nj: Nv lonncco'
473-30 lois ami I'M - C,iishrettes
ST. doz. t;round =. MA
ioNc" iot Apple Chewing
476-1 broken IN, III Ei,. c,o..,. ~
baccn ~. TIE Ihewing To-
I77-oO0 .rhra
47S-37 Sw".tha.,, ,''T ~ Shcroots
,c i"icum iowder,
479-23 plirs Snoo, r.
+So-l Sc, Chinn, 81 NIECE I, DC,
4S3-2 doz. rottcd ,,o,,
4s5-s4 bars s" Dune nnm som: somp Soup
ISL doz. Noodles.
4sS-l case snow Bcrrv Som
1915 cans HuttcrIy S,;i nio"p'
i.o-r6 do2. Squar" Milk
!ai--1S eases Atlas Sardincs
i92-2 doZ Arcn SALINE,
1879 cans Cr,cik"ri,,
igi--2 doZ Tuna Isish ''"'"ihes'
10 doZ. English Worccs,.r.hir
Sauce. SURE
laG-2e jars Preserves
1ss : a@ @"@ So '5:'r r E%"Si"e
5 SCI r ns"~ n s%@$ A., r.,,
::$4 case ssss~ AHF iS r na,,fs n..,,,,
; +: +: :: g: q! -: IN! M.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
MEETINGS.

Hot Springs, Va. February 10, 1915.
TO the Stockholders of tn virginia
Hot Springs company.-The annual
meeting o: the stockholders of tn. Vir-
ginia Hot Springs Company for the
purpose OF clecting directors and for
the transaction OF such other business
as nay lawfully come before the said
meeting, including the approval OF all
q! the acts Of the board OF directors
an of all committees thereof OF the
said company in I'll. past ear. will lie
in the Homestead Hotel, at Hot SPRINGS.
Va. on SATURDAY. the 27th day Of
February 1919. at II a. NJ. The trans
ruary 10. at , =. NJ. and remain closed
until 10 a. VI. Monday. March l. 1915
II. ALBERT Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

CLOTHES don't make n man. but they
help lot. Let us clean and press
them for you. Dyeing and cleaning
feathers our specially. National Dye
ing ana Cleaning Works. 1905 lE2 West
Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

FURNITURE, china ami wedding pres
cnts packed and shipped with care.
Jacob tmianf Phone Madison 1922.
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING
FURNITURE, china anil wedding pres
cnts packed ana shipped with care
Jacob Cmlauf Fhon" Madison 3c92.
LADIES. upon request will mail free
my beautiful illustrated book. some
ihing new. OF the greatest Importance
to women. Write to-day. T.uCii.. Cam
-rou co. Union CITY. Tenn.
ALI. makes 81 sewing machines re-
paired: work guaranteed. G. \ Rcarns
$40 - West Broad street. Phone
Madison 1lTS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
over Avenue.

w EDN ESDAN, FEBRUARY 2i,
commencing at 1890 a. NJ.
consisting OF massive 5-picce Parlor
suit. with mahogany frame, Brass
render, Table. Rockers Lace Curtains
Body Brussells Drurgcts. 9xl2. 3 pieces
Early English Library Suit. upholster-
cd IN genuine leather. Walnut Combi-
nation Book caac and Desk. $50 Mis-
ccllnneous Books. S-foot 3xlO-foot s
Body BRUSSELS Druggets Hall Sofa.
couch. Oak Hall Rack, Hall Rugs. etc
Handsome Mahogany Dining-room
Suit. consisting of Buffet. China Closet.
Serving. Table, Round Pedestal Dining
Table, /" side and ! Arm Dining Chair,
s siil AXminster Drusget,. Handsome
Mirror. Eddy Ice Box. etc.
CHARTERED oak Dresser and stand
with mirror front Wardrobe to match,
BronZe Bed. with Box Spring and Felt
Mattress. Chairs. Rockers. etc.
Walnut pressers. Stand and Ward
robe to match. White Enamel Beds.
Springs and Mattresses, Walnut Dress
crs. stands, chinOnie-s and WardrObes
Ih"lfS ana Rockers, etc.
Also a lot Of other goods too hume
rouS TO mention.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash Ladies
invited 10 attend.
VIRGINIA AUCTION Co.
Auctioneers.
GRO. V. OLIVER. Salesman,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT stud-Touch Nc. by The Commoner-
Touch Not. full brother to Great
66riiain. one Of tho largest winners on
nc tart In 1914. Also Imp. Duke OF
H,chdai. by Sir Modscd- Imp. Duchess OF
lIendal. Fec, $3.50. No Insurance.
M,!mnres boarded at so cents per day.
,.iicrslie Stock Farm. David Dunlop
PROPRIETOR. Petersburg. Va.
WANTED. you to know that w. II.
Cowardin's Sons prices on watch and
jc"clry work are the lowest In town.
SS;atirfaction Is guaranteed. 1915 East
Main Street.
If ~ NEED OF MONEY. BORROW
On YOUR WATCHES, DIAMONDS
MP J:WELRY FROM TIE Foul
IAitLE LOAN SOCIETY. AIL BLISI-
NESS STRICTLY PRIVATE. SPE-
la. OFFICE FOR LADIES CONSUL
rATloN. SECOND FLOOR. 500 EAST
BROAD STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

a called communication OF Hen
y" rico Union Lodge. No $50. 4 +
Az 4 A. NJ. Will be held in Masonic
hall -! IL North Twcnty-tifth street.
MONDAY EVENING, February % nj
."u CLOCK. Members OF sister lodges
ana transient brethren are fratcrnnlly
invited TO be present
by order OF the worshipful master
JOSEPH :. WILSON
Secretary.