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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
IF BILIOUS, SICK
OR CONSTIPATED
TAKE. CASCARETS
NO headache, bad cold, sour
stomach or cOStiye bowels
by morning.
Get a l0-c.nt box now

You're bilious. You have a ,hrobbirr
sensation In your head, Il bad taste in
your mouth, your eyes burn. your skin
is yellow. with dark rings under your
eyes, your lips are parched No won
der YOU feel ugly. mean and ill-,em-
pcVe". Your system IL full Of bile not
properly passed of, and what YOU need
+ a cleaning mp inside Don't continue
beng a bilious nuisance to yourself and
those who love YOU, ard don't resort to
marsh physics that irritate ana iniurc.
Remember that most disorders of the
stomach, liver ana bowels are cured
bE morning with gentle. thorough Cas-
cafv's--'hey work while YOU sleep. y
lucent boN from Your druggist Will
Keep your liver ana bowels clean: SION
ach sweet, and your head clear for
months. Children love to take Casca
rets because they taste good ana never
gripe or Observation-Disclosures
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Fired Shotr,,,i T., >,.

Henry ~ Bullock, 400 i.ouisl,p,,
street, WAS Yesterday nned $50 and
costs In the Police Court on cbarr,
% firing shotgun in tho stree, ma
rndang"ring thc lives OF a n,,,nb., Of
persons No one WAS injured by ms
shot Policemen Cousins ana iIar,srh
arrested The man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
JAMES W. LORD * co.
y uctionccrs.
We have received instructions to
AUCTION SAFE

sell on w
SATURDAY. JANUARY 30, 1915.
At - noon
at ITO Il. Main Street. Richmond.
n large quantity OF highs grade Tyne
writer Ribbons Carbon Paper. etc.
Chair and Wardrobe and a new No III
bennington TYPEWRITER, back spaccr.
two-coior ribbon and tabulator; No. 4
it"mihSton Typewriter: new No. L. G
Smith Typewriter, back spocer and two
color ribbon, These goods. being taken
Tor Kent, Affords g good opportunity 10
secure Office supplies at small cost,
tiOnccrs.
JAMES w. LORD e. co,
lilo Il. Main street, Richmond
Randolph 1891
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Yesterdays Transfers Show Con.
tinued Demand for Small Prop
crty nS Investment.
SALE ON FRANKLIN STREET
IL. Stewart Jones and Wife Deed
Valuable Property to Adelaide w.
Guigon-Salc Made in William
Byrd Park Annex.

Realty transactions yesterday showed
a continued demand on the local mar
kct for small property. The sales were
In the main made TO permanent pur-
chasors. Deals in Henrico County are
showing considerable Improvement. Tho
sales being made are all small but
they Indicate a revival of activity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The following improvements were au-
thorizcd by the Administrative Board
Yesterday:
CitN Engineer was directed TO pro-
coed with the curbing Of the norm side
OF iioSpltai street, between Fifth ard
seventh street; and to prepare a plat
OF West street. between Floyd ana
Grove Avenues. showing abutting prom
..rlA nMuErS =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
Establishes nm Alib,,

BTutus Williams. colored susr.ct,.a
az being one OF the men vino assnuit.d
fnrd Detective King in ,he Solith
RcAmond yards OF the southern Enil-
way on Monday night. was dismissed
hr Justice II. y. Maurice YESTERDAY i'm
Police Court, Part H. Williams was
able la establish an alibi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29

rue case against Thomas ,con.t.
colored. who is CHARGED win rl,.. M
der OF Colonel :. VI Ormsby. was YES
terfay continued until February :; hv
Justice GrigHs. Cooper was the chauf
ielr of tn" automobile truck which
ran down the aged man at Ninth and
Gr2c" streets several weeks pro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
Lecture ON Ancient Mnnu,cr,,,

There WI he a lecture Tonight I'm
no" auditorium OF the Young Mems
CHRISTIAN Association by Professor Is.
mar " PERTH. of Syracuse u-niv.rsitv
n ne Hibie in Ancient MANUSCRIPTS
Ahd trints. The meeting will he hnld
lndcr the auspices OF the RichrnonI
society. Archaeological Institute nr
NmoT!ca.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29

Pursuant to an order Of the District
Court of the United States for the East
ern District. of NirsinG,, entered on the
ter OF Charles II. Reid. bankrupt, the
undersigned trustee OF said bankrupt
VIII sell at public auction, on the
premises,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY .. 1915.
at o'clock +. NJ.
the following described real estate: All
that lot OF land in the city Of Rich-
thereon. situated ut the southwest cor
ner OF First and Canal Streets. fronting
thirty-four CAD feet. more on less. OH
the south line of Canal Street, thence
running southwardly between parallel
lines Zone OF which is the west line OF
FIRST street, seventy-one and one half
four and one-halt GiA) feet wide
Tn" nborc real estate Will he sold
free and Hear OF all liens thereon. said
sal" TO be subject TO the confirmation
Of the court.
TERMS: third Of the purchase
price. in cash. ana the residue in two
equal credits mt six ana twelve months
respectively. with interest from date OF
sale. to be evidenced by negotiable
notes of the purchaser. and secured by
u deed of trust on said real estate, or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser
immediatcly thereafter. the under
signed trustee of said bankrupt will
sell ut public auction. for cash. at the
same place. the following described
property belonging 10 the estate OF
said bankrupt, namely: ,D \ certain
lot of land. 6oXla7 feet. known ms Lot
or Melrosc, situated in Chesterfield
County, Va. 90 The said bankrupts
interest IN a certain patented ear coup-
Ter known as the Thomas Improved car
coupler. bearing letters patent No
lO2.6lN of the United States Patent Of
nee. ana also one sample Thomas Inn
proved Car Coupler.
MELVIN FLEGENHEIMER
-! fac ia, Il,
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physicinn To srenk Mt y. VI. e. 8.

DR. Winneld :. Hall. OF the medical
department of the northwestern Uni
vcrsity, Chicago. physician and
teacher OF international reputation.
Will he in Richmond during Saturday
and Sunday as the guest OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. He VIII
address tn" meeting in the M G A.
auditorium. Ills principal addresses
viii he delivered before the mems meet
ing sunday afternoon ana at the SaiUr-
OaN night catherine
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
John j, DAILY. for l.. II. Dias, one
outlet and fixture
W; II: jerks, for. y. l. Lanrhon. GoS
fixtures.
Same, for Thomas L. Bryan. $40 Park
Avenue. one fixture.
same. for Miss .lMlin OMnn Eh1 MI
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Local Rninfnii yestrrd,,

nainiaii last twelve hours
Rainfall last twcnty-four hours
b@hcienST IN rainfall since March
.....,........ .......... ..... :.
accumulated excess IN rainfall
Sihc" January i............ >
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29

detective S"rgcants krcngcl and Al.
H'Hsoh Yesterday arrested J. Arthur
i,"nnS""li on United States warrant
GharSinS him With stealing $40 from
refer SkladoS, "i Washington An of.
heer VIII be sent for tho man ,%;s
morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29

MISS Smith is executive secretary for
~" south Atlantic neld for the Young
w omen's Christian Association. ana
ger address was most Inspiring. 'rhe
F'pnriS oi tn" various departments
showed substantial growth. the insti-
,'tIo' having doubled both it's In,su-
""fship ana its activities since secur.
.,E us more comu!od!ouE quarters I'm
nc new building erected hy public sub
seription on Fifth Street near Main
Muslc was furnished by the Richmond
-p'4efe quartet. and tn" girls sang n,
thorus some songs which had been
'ohlprscd for III" occasion
Mss liaw.s presented the presidents
message. telling both III what mas been
accomplished and Of plans cur futuro
work The work now going ON. she
hfid TO be Just beginning VT VIVA,
an be done for the girls Of Rjrb-
mono Miss Hopkins. the general SEQ
''a'E' IN hcr report commented on tho
me spirit shown In the association.
'hu me "onstlutlv iucraaslnu nuu,b.r
-, EH4S IN INC membership who were.
SWING hc'iv" assistance I'm .ul,ruin,.
'"e work Detailed reports from M.
-FH!"SluW, domestic s,jc'ic.. class *
'"s''h department. boardlug-hoGne and
'"' restroom Mere submitted to-
~''hci with a financial statement show
'i'- the institutions affairs 10 h. v-.li
managed These reports VIII bc nuh
!.Sh'i IN handbook for tn. luforp,.
V"h "t the membership ana thos. In
arrested IN IN" welf1r" Of the n.soci,
ton f''''
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days
Bf MORTON G.. TItALHlMER.
First National Bank Buildjnr
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

FIAT nX,Ai,!!;yABLE LOT or LAND Ash
~ nlSoNEMENT THEREON Ia.
GATED on THE NOI:TH SIDE az.
BitoAD STREET. RETWEEN JL,IS.
fEKSoN STREET AND BRo0IE
AVENUE, KNOWN AS N
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III STINGS RELEASE DEEDS.
One Release Deed, tmounttn,. ,
SsIUu

j. 6. jerks. trustee. To J. l.. Ben
nett ct uN: iixli0 feet west line Twnm-
ty-siNth street, 80 feet south Of Nc
100. ~ -
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AUCTION SAiIlS-To.Day

BY j. II. CAT&NEAL & son.
and POLAND * BAGBY.
Real Estate Auctioueers.
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81 he Little Theatre

IN execution of - certain deed Of
trust TO the undersigned trustee, .lnt,,I
clerks office OF the Chnnccry Court ~
the city of Richmond. Va. in -. II Don.
~ y, pasn 81: 70 secure the payment of
September / 1919. as set OFT thereIr
dttauIt having been made in the pay,
nGnt of the said note. and hcin. re-.
saIn deed so To do. shall proceed TO
sell 20 public auction, on the premises,
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BY II. SELDOM TAYLOR e. SON.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
NO. North Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT HANDSOME, AND ATTRACTIVE
MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE,
KNOWN As
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Clerk Walter Christian. of The lust
ihgs Court. issued n marr!ag. license.
yesterday TO Ernest L. spain ana Elsie
Ley, both OF Richmond
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.GO0DER


- noon temperature -
l.. VI. Temperature ~
l.. ~. tempcraturc .,
~ y,N, itiuh' temperature TO T. NJ. IS
~ minimum temperature to r. II 20
Mean porature. a.
Normal temperature *
'.nc!ehcN IN temperature yestc.-
nny :.... -........... z
p.ncl"ncy ia temperature since
March ......... ............ 3i3
tUic sine. January l az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29

II. Stewart Jones and wife sold yes
terday to Adelaide ". Guigon. the
brick residence AT 1925 West Franklin
Street. for $1,000. The lot fronts
twenty eight feet, three inches. on the
south side Of Franklin, street. just east
OF Birch Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29

VIC IoIoWihs pNrcels OF real estate i'm
the city of Richmond:
First. All that iot OF lana. win tho
house thereon, No. 1910 North Eighth
street, fronting fifteen G5) feet on ih,.
western line OF Eighth Street and rum
ming back between parallel lines one
hundred and twenty-five G29) feel
deep. being onc-halt OF lot No. 6S in
the plan OF Hannah w. Andcrsom's cs-
tate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29

Twenty head OF good Virginia Horses
VIII %. sold Tor tho puhlics prize W.,
nave orders To sell them for Whatever
they bring. and they are good
SPECIAL
We viii sell without reserve one
Sorrcl Combination Horse. six wear; old
Soand and handsome, - IL hands hiayh
has all saddle @aits and can trot "A
thic"-Einutc gait in harness, and fear
less OF all objects. The reason FOR sell
inE. party leaving city and has no fur
lNcr use fur him
ALSO
one parplc Gray Horse, & years old
sound and Kind. viii weigh $500
pounds a perfect beauty and hard TO
rG!al ia looks. soundness and qualities.
WE GUARANTEE EVERY HORSE OF,
MULE.
rartics having surplus horses or
mules wanting 10 dispose Of them. VIII
do wrli by sending them [" this sale:
also ans Kind az vehicle We have
huNerS 1T every sale for this kind OF
goods.
Forty head good acclimatcd second
h'ud horses and mules Will be sold re
Sardicss OF price.
EVERYTHING, as REPRESENTED TO YOU or
Remember the stablc-,hc large
yellow front-lSoe-lS East franklin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29

Local Observations at = y. VI. lester,n,
temperature. 81; humidity 81: wind
erection, northwest: wind. velocity. !,
weather. clear.
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RN POLLA RID & BAGBY,
Real Estate AuCtionccrS.

AUCTION SALE OF VAL
tAliLE REAL ESTATE At SOUTH
WEST CoRNER OF FIRST AND
CANAL STREETS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29

The William Byrd Realty Corpora
tion sold To Ann Il. Gordon a lot front
ing scvcnty-fiYc feet on the west side
OF Chestnut Avenue. in William Byrd
fark Annex. for $1,000
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REPORTS SHOW RAPID
PROGRESS OF Y. W. c. A.
First Annual Banquet Is Held i'm
New building, With Large
Attendance.
MEMBERSHIP HAS DOUBLED
Old Board of Directors Asked to
Serve Another Ycar-AIiss Amy
smith. Executive Secretary, Makes
Principal Address.

More than 300 members OF the Young
woman Christian Association sat
Town last night to the annual dinner
OF that organization, the first affair or
no kind TO bc served IN tie new build
hE, occupied by the association in May.
encouraging reports from all depart
n"nts of association work were pre-
'cntcd. the membership having more
Than doubled since the larger accommo-
hations We're made available. The total
membership is nov 2.3Co.
IN" banquet was served in the gym
nasium, nineteen tables taking up the
entire floor space. Al the speakers
table were Miss katharine ~. Halves
president OF the association, Mrs. c. -
Naiiord, Vie" president: Mrs. H. w
hass"tt, chairman Of TIA. finance com
lnlttce: Mrs &. -. Savillc, treasurer:
MISS Katharine Kicks. recording sccrc-
l'iy Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pincknev
i'fyan. rnd Mr.. and Mrs Webster 6
Ehonds, representing the trustees: Rev
Gorge Mcdaniel - D.. who conducted
ih" devotional exercises; Rev John w
Nhhcktord, who made the opcninr
prayer: Miss Hopkins. general secrc-
'dry. and Miss Amy smith. the prin.
opal speaker Of thc evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29

Edwin NJ Pitcher et, al, Receivers and
against
Edward ellis, Jr.. and Others. De-
PENDANTS.
IN the Law ana Equity Court of the
city OF Richmond
|. l.. l.. Winston, SicrK Of said coIrt
certify that the bond required OF tho
special commissioners by the decree in
said cause ~ >th June. 1914. has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this lin dav
of December. 1914.
y. T. WINSTON. Clerk.
Postponed on account of weather to
FRIDAY. JANUARY. 20. 1918.
at same hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29

SeconG. Immediately thereafter. say
at o'clock l.. NJ, all that LOT of land
with the house thereon, No 7c1 Preston
street, commencing at Il point on the
southern line OF Preston Street sixtv-
nine tO") feet two inches EAST OF the
running eaStWarolN along aud frontin.,
or the southern line of Preston Street
hftecn tbD feet, and extending back
from said front III Il Southcrly dlrcc-
ucn between poraliet lines forty-iive
'i1) ieet three inches with the right
OF use OF the private alley on Tie west
OF th!s property.
Third. Immediately thereafter. saw ar
o'clock L. NJ. nj! that lot Of land
with the house thereon, No. 1919 Muurv
street GCrmcrlyN in the cltv OF Man
chester, Nao, beginning At a point on
where the eastern limo OF Eightccnth
street extended, will nterscct tho
northern line of MIury Street, thence
running castwardly along and fronting
iwcntN-ciEht (2S) feet six inches. and
extending back from said frort one
hundred and nftN-iivc u55) feet to-
wards Everett street TO an alley in the
rear twenty Coz feet wide.
TERMS. Cue-third OF the purchase
price, IN cash and the residue ia two
equal credits at six auC twelve months
respectively. with interest from date
OF sale. 20 he evidenced nv notes Of tSc
purchaser, ana the titlc To be retained
by the CONT until the entire ru,chnso
price shall have bccn paid. or ali cosj
at the option Of the purchaser.
CONWAY r.. SANDS.
WILLIS b. SMITH,
JOHN T. WELSH
DANIEL GRINNAN.
Special Commissioners.
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No. 200 Monument Ave.



trust to the undersigned trustees,
dated Anril :. 1913. ana duly recorded
Court of the city OF Richmond, in d. Il.
22l-c. page 33T, TO secure the payment
OF certain sum OF money therein
IN the payment OF part thereof AMI
being required by the Beneficiary under
said deed so 10 do, we will proceed to
sell AT public auction, on the premises,
THURSDAY. JANUARY IS. 1915,
at o'clock l.. NJ,
the proper. above referred to. con-
sistinE Of M thai. certain lot, piece or
parcel or land. with n detached brick
uwclling thereon, designated as No.
40; ,,,ro Monument Avenue. and all other
northwest corner OF Monument Avenue
an" ana, Mulberry street fronting on the
feet, and extending back between
hin PAR i lines one hundred ana rorty.
i N irGt, more or less, TO an alley
rms sale Oilers an opportunity TO Sc
cure home on the most Fashionable
avenue OF this city, that is up-to-dnte
and attractive in every way: its snr
roundinEs being everything that could
be desired.
these premises on any day before the
sale from 10 \. NJ. to | L. NJ
recordc Ms in s% IT,. c,a to dsSd Of trust
thanccry Court OF the city of Rich
mond; in ID. h. 2l3-A. page l46: sccur-
ins the principal sum OF $4,000. evil
., 1916, together with notes for interest
thereon At the rate o: > IL per ccntl,m
per annunl, payable quarterly, and the
balance OF the purchase price I'm cash
HAROLD 5. BLOOMBERCi.
ALVIN B, iuTILER.
Trustees
ARRANGEMENTS can be mylc ny the
purchaser for an additioI..l loan OF
$4,000 for one year.
Sale OF the above mentioned propcrtv
postponed on account of bad weather 10
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY > 1915,
at o'clock l.. NJ
HAROLD :. BLoDMBERCi,
Ai.NlN L. II-,rZI -EE
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

JunuurY %. l3l1.
HIGH TIDE:
,uN RISES ...... .lN Morning. = %
'Uu SETS. BPS Evening .4.lO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29

In execution Of "a certain decd of
trust dated June -. 1911. OF record in
the clerk office of iicnrico County CIR
cult Court, in II. &. 202 ~, Page o.
default having been made in the pay
mont OF the debt thereby secured.
from December %. 1914. and being re-
CURED by the beneficiary so TO do we
VIII sell at public auction upon the
premises. to IN. highest bidder on
Tt ESDAY. FEBRUARY =. 1918.
AZ | O'clock i. NJ,
IN" dwelling mentioned above. consist
,nG OF eight large rooms, bath electric
mencing at point on tn" southern
me OF Home street. distant eighty (SO)
rect east OF the southeastern Ir,crsrc.
non OF Home street aud Ilj"kc Avenue
thoW called Greenwood Avenue, thpucr
running caslwnrdly along ihc south
"rn inc OF HON" street and fronting
thereon forty Goa feet. theme. .xt.nd
inG back southwardiy from said from
between parallel lines one hundred and
httY tHoD feet to ain alley ten ,lpD frct
"id"; being the eastern forty tIOl f,,i
or lots 10, II and IL, ia block g I'm tho
plan Of iiarton Heights
TERMS: Enough in cash to nav In.
expenses Of sale. and the debt herein
before mentioned. ana Ii there he ,,nv
residue Of the purchase money, samS
shall b" mad" payable at such time IA
tn" owner OF said property shall nrnY
Scrih" AND direct, or in the event of Ma
iaiiurr TO d" so, rs tn" trustee shall
thiull 1T
This sale is made subject "a two n,ior
for Sl,n0o du" March IL. 1918. ana one
for $1,000 due September %. IGl5
JOHN II. GARRETT
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TRUSTEES AuGTiON SALE OF No
HEIGHTS
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nusTINGs DEEDS or TRUST.
One Deed of Trust. Amounting 4,
81 ,NSu,

j. L. Bennett at uX. To II. r. Pollard
n. trustee. iiNl4i feet west line Twcn-
tE-slAth street. 10 feet south OF Nc
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Chambers, Prop.

OUR MOTTO Is: MONEYS WORTH on
MONEY BACK
our guarantee is our name. oar
reference, everybody.
col. C. IL. sTRANG.
Anctioneer.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

by Virtue of n decree of the Law ana
Equity Court OF the city OF Richmond
entered on the Stn day OF June. 1915
receivers and trustees. vs.. Edward Isl,
lis, Jr.. and others, the UNDERSIGNED
thereby appointed special commission
eiS Tor the purpose, wiIlNscll at auc-
ton. on the respective premises, com.
nehcing at $3.50 O'Clock L. NJ, on
THURSDAY, THE 2STH DAY or JAN
tARY. 1915,
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THE WEATHER

Forecast; Virginia
Fair, colder Fri
dny; saturday fair.
North and south
tnrOilnn-I'Hir, cold
or Friday; Saturday
FUR.
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l;l WALlERSTEIN Il NELSON.
kcal Estate Agents and AuCtionrrrs
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
GHE VALENTINE AUcTIoN
PHONE MADISON 1906
olS EAST BROAD 81

RECEIVERS AUCTION SALE WALL,
i'ArEE. OFFICE FURNITURE, LAD
IERS. ETC
iursuHIt 10 an order of the District
Court OF TIE United states for Tho EAST
crn i'is ,rtcl of Virginia. entered on the
.tlh day OF January. 1915, in the mat
Ter OF iooth Eros bankrupt, | will sell
Street. on
NJ. NDAY. FEBRUARY /. 1915.
AT 2 O'Clock l.. NJ,
STOCK OF Wall Paper, Roll Top Desk
Typewriter and stand Iron safe. Ealing
Case. Chairs. Tables. Drurrets. Stove
Lot Moulding, Paper Trimmer, Lot
Ladders and boards. etc
TERMS: Cash.
PERRY SEAY.
'hi, ~ fI.lL:ER; Receiver.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
AuCtionccrs
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-23
Tomato Campaign Opened.

Last week closed one OF the longest
and most profitable tomato cam
paigns ever experienced by the Bar
tow Canning Company. The factory
has been running steadily for the
past six weeks during the greater
part OF which time force OF sixty
persons has been employed.
The management had a total Of
l75 acres this season. l25 OF which
produced. During the season a total
OF more than 500 tons OF tomatoes
were handled over the platform. that
netted the growers Sll per ton.
Twelve thousand cases were canned
and as only 500 cases are required
for an average car load. the produc-
tion OF the factory this season will
make about twenty-five ears. or a
train load Of the DE Nice brand OF
tomatoes.-M -Manxanola Sun.