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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-22
Sc PROPONE
(Viene de Ia Pag LAP

territorio neutral Y que esta
dispuesta q convenir en- I'm ar
misticio general para celebrar
tratados de paz.
En- Ell mismo menSaje Sc dl-
&c que una proposition seme-
JAMIE Ie sera hecha q don We
nustiano Ca.ranza.
Segun Sc sabe 81 general
Gutierrez. cue hace pocos
dias sali6 de Ia capital de
Mexico con variOs miles de
hombres. Sc encuentra ceIca
de Ia Metr6pi ha entradO en-
arregIos con Alvaro Obreg6n
para atacar Ia plaza pr6Xima
mente. Carranza permanece
en- Veracruz al frente del 60
bierno constitucionalista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-22
(Viene de la 1ra.)
SON O~BSEQUIADAS LAS
VIUDAS DE LOS SODA
DOS MUERTOS EN-
KIAO CHAOU.
(Viene de la 1a.)

FL consul aleman en- esta
ciudad senior Max Wemer asi
como otros muchOs SdbditOS
del emperador Guillermo re-
sidentes aQui eStuvieron en- la
esuaci0n q saludar a sus con-
terraneos y las obsequiarOn
con flores Y dulces.
embellishments despues 81
guI6 Su ruta ell tren que las
cOnducia.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Para ell CQncurSO
(Viene &c a 6a.)

amor patrio, y por ningdn
concepto deberemOs permi-
tir I'm ultraie q nuestra idola-
trada Patria, asi fuera nece-
saTiO dar nuestra vida debe-
mos hacerlO y tenemOs la san
Il obligation, de hacer que Sc
le respete no solo a estos am
biciosos, sino al mundo ente-
70, Y en- case de invasion 81
con protestas no fuere Suficien
te dcbemos tomar las armas Y
defender con honor nuestrO
patrio suelo.
Para terminar suplicO enca-
recidamente q los Sres DirectO
res ' propietario de LA PREM
SA va que han principiadO tan
noble campaHa, no descansen
hasta haber logrado aIgo salts
factorio y que nos regocije q
todos los meXicanos para po-
der deer con satisfaction que
La PPENSA ha sido el organi
zador de tan digna obra, que
siempre apreciaremos y recOr-
daremOs todOs los buenos me-
Xicanos Y Quizd pueda Ocupar
un lugar en- la historic de la
que hoy SURE, tanto Y sin cul
pa.
NJ. c..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-22
ANGELES EQUIPARA SUS
FUERZAS AL LLEGAR
A NUEVO LAREDO.
(Viene de la Pag. 1a.)

tidarios de los cOnvencionistas
que radican en- esta poblaci6n
que muy pronto emprendera
Angeles su avance hacia Nue.
vo Laredo, pues desea tener
cuanto antes expedita la Inca
ferrocarrilera del Nacional
hasta la frontera de Ia Repu-
blica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-22
ES UN
EN-
LAREDO.
(Viene de la Pag 1a.l

ha venido rumOrandOse de que
los Aguirre Benavides Sc han
separado del viliismO Y que
tratan de obrar pOr 81 propIa
cuenta.
CeDcda Sc encuentra per-
fectamente custiOdiadO en- la
carcel de Nuevo Laredo Y Sc
dice que despu6s de confesar-
10 de TODD 10 que Sc sepa de Ia
conSpiraci6n a que me refiero,
Sera fuSilado.
Ell Corresponsal.
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Lego D. Niceforo Zambrano.

ACADIA de arribar a esta po-
bIaci6n ell conocido pOliticO
carancista don Niceforo Fam
brano quien segGn Sc sabe vie
ne 2 TRAFALGAR Ell favor del cons
titucionalismo. F'ue recibidO en-
la estaci6n por algunos de sus
correligionarios y Sc dice que
prOnto iniciara sus trabajos de
propaganda.
Ell ~CORRESPONSAL
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nados. Ell Noveno de caballe-
ria Lego a Douglas aver y
tres baterias del quinto cuerpo
de artil1eria saligron anOche
para Fort Sill, Okla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-22
(Viene de la 1a.)
SALEM VEINTICINCO CA
RROS DE FRIJOL NE
c a PARA BEL
GICA.

sar y en- ell corriente, mas de
ochenta carros de csc cereal
han salido de nuestro pals pa
"a Europa, en- tanto que los
mexicanos carecen de el en-
muchaS regiones de la repdbli-
ca.
Los veinticinco carros de
que hablo antes fueron contra
tados por el Comitd de AuNi-
liOs Americana que ha estado
hacienda fuertes ramesas de
alimentos para los belgas ne
cesitados.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
FUE ASESTNADO UN NE
XICANO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-22
CARA HACE
SOBRE
La DE ME-
XICO.
(Viene de la Pag. la

en- la plaza Y que torman
parte de las diviSiones del
norte y sur, que son cOmpleta
nente afectas a Ia referida
asamblea, las cuales bastan
para dar amplias garantias
y protection a los intereses ma
cionales y eXtranjeros.
Con la derrota de Ia bri-
gada Robes en- Irapuato y Ia
de Elizondo en- Quer6tarO, Gu
vas tropas fueron desarmadas
ell general Villa tiene el do
mimic cast complete de la re-
gi6n norte del pals; pues las
fuerzas desleales que Sc en-
cuentran en- San Luis POtOsi,
cstan materialmente copadas
Aor las de "a Convention que
ocupan las plazaS de Quer6-
taro, Aguascalientes, Guada-
lajara, TOrre6n, Monterrey,
SaltiIlo Y Victoria. Asi pueS, Sc
espera que muy prontO el go
biarOO pOnyenciODiSta cOntTC-
lara TODD ell Norte de ia Re
publica. Las fuerzas que sale
ron de la capital ell sabado &c
Ia semana paSada han est2dO
regreSando para ponerse otra
vez a las 6rdeneS de Ia Con
venci6n y del jefe de Ia divi-
sion del Norte. La Asamblea
Nacional, sin tomar en- consi-
deraci0n Ell control que ejerce
en- la Situaci6n militar, segui-
"a sin embargo, una pOlitica
de conciliaci6n para todos
qCuellos el9mentos titles y
que Sc encuentran animadoS
de buena voluntad.
a este efecto la Conven-
ci6n ha dado los pasos neceSa-
rios Y enviado proposiciones al
general Eulalio Gutierrez pa
ra que la capital de Ia Repu-
Dlica sea Geclarada neutral
para que puedan inciarse ira
tados de paz, conviniendO 81
multaneamente en- que Sc de-
clare un armisticio en- toda la
Repdblica. La Convention tie
ne intenciones de dirigirse al
general Venustiano Carranza
en- este mismo. sentido, aun Sc
sabe que las facciones de Gu
ti6rrez y Carranza no estan
en- ammonia.
"Esta misma falta de CO.
hesi6n de las facciOnes enc
migas facilitara las operaclo-
mes militarcs de este g]obierno,
que actualmente Sc prepare
para atacar q Pachuca sin ne
cesidad de distraer fuerzas de
las que Sc encuentran en- las
cercanias de Puebla. La divi-
sion del Sur vigila cuidadosa-
mente las lineas ferreaS que
unen a la metr6pili con aque
las dos capitales, habiendo
ocupado gualmente Ell pue-
bio de Ometusco, que puede
considerarse como la Have de
esas dos plazas. OpOrtuna,
mente avisare sobre Ia for,
maci6R del nuevo ~gabinete."
Els muy significativo Ell he,
cho de cue en- este informe Ell
provisional Gonzalez Cara ha
BILE de los buenos deseos de Ia
Convention para seguir una
politica de conciliaci6n Y de
los pasos que ha dadO para
un acercamiento con Cutie
rrez Y Carranza, y a rengl6r
seguido manifesto claramer
tie que estan hacienda prepare
tivos las fuerzas convencioni:
tas para atacar la ciudad de
Pachuca.
!Muy bieni Y 10 del arms
ticio Y la politica de concl'
liaci6n, (esto huele a Porfi
rismo) y quien sabe cuantas
eosas mas, pura fraseologia
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En- cl rancho llamado Jhonn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
BY BOWlES & JONES co. INC
hea Estate Auctioneers.
IA North Eighth Street
TRUSTEES, AUCTION G., :,

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
House and lot No. 7o1 North Two,,.
ninth Street. by virtue OF u ccr,ain
a ,S or trust. dated August 3. 1914. to-
,hs u nierii trustee. recorded in
G,lhiancery Court, in d. Il. o29 A. pnme
Default having been made in nav
being required by the benet,ci - nv ~.
'herein so TO do. will on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY is. 1915.
at O'Clock L. NJ,
on ne nremises. No. 72l North Twenty
nc auction the following dcscrihcd
nroperty mentioned therein: All that
m Gr'nH not or parcel of land with the
ing in the city of Richmond. Va. on
b tne east line an Of Twsn,y,nin,h Street.
feet south of the southern line OF \
with ' str"e, ea sns and parallel
along and " pafailel '" stS
f feet nnd mn street; Thirty-eight t3S)
again eastwardly and parallel with \
Street. Thirty 600 feet six fs) inches,
with Twenty ninth Street Twen i'r.
one t2!) feet, thence westwardiy and
parallel with y street. One hundred
ern line OF Twenty-ninth Street, thence
northwardly along the eastern line OF
Twenty-ninth street. ffty-nine $50
tcet and one-half CD inch to the
point of beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
cost OF sale, taxes and insurance, IL
any he due. and a debt of $500 and in
terest from December g. and the resi-
due In one and two years, with in
tcrest added and secured by 4 deed OF
trust on said property
This sale is made subject to prior
lien OF $1,000. and interest. secured bv
a deed OF trust as first mortgage and
recorded in the clerks Office OF Rich
mond Chanccry Court
". II. JACKSON,
Trnstco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
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PIANO OR ORGAN
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y Detroit musician has in
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Simply write us Il postal card
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PROPOStLS-ScaIcd
MONTGOMERY COUNTY VA. BOND
1851

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA. BOND
ISSUE.
hii'S VIII be received until noon Feb
rHhrN -. 1918. for $35.OoG worth Of
MONTGOMERY County bonds for tn. inn
proN"ncnt OF roads IN Black Sburg Dis
tri"t: Bonds viii h" in denominations
az $500 each, hearing ! per cent inter-
tSt payable eini-anuua!lY. and To ma
tNfc th!rty years after date, with on
ll"h TO redeem after 20 years, and will
nc exempt from taxation by any county
uiStriCt or municipality in Virginia. Tho
BOARD OF Supervisors reserve iLc ri,.ht
L" reject any or all bids For further
lni"rmatlo: apply TO IN. undersigned,
ncy. George W Wilson. Clerk Hoard
or Supervisors Montgomery County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
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 Ia suit every stove
or furnac" that burns to ashes. Longs
Madison loG9--l070
TRY our g!lt-cdEc pine. also half cord
slab. 50. coke 81; Best anthracite
lump. split and New River coal Tyler
\ Ryan, lool West Cary. Madison 1879.
Raudolph 3OlI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

Hot Springs, va, February 10. 1915.
TO the stockholders of the Virginia
Hot springs tompany-Thc annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the Nir-
Einia Hot Springs Company for the
purpose OF clcCtinG directors and for
the transaction or such other business
as may lawfully come before the said
meeting, iEcIudinC the approval OF all
OF the acts OF the board OF directors
am OF all committees thereof OF the
Said company in the past year. will lie
held IN tn. Office Of the said company,
in IN" Homestead Hotel. at Hot Springs.
Va. ON SATURDAY. tn" 9th day OF
February. 1915, ~ ii \. NJ The trans
fer books VIII be closed Friday Feb
ruary -, ~ T. NJ. and remain closed
until IA y VI Monday March l. 1915.
H. ALBERT. secretary.
SyACESE LODGE no :. X. OF r.
Members III this lodge are urged to
attend meeting THIS oMonday) NIGHT.
F"nruarN, -. 1915. Captain !. r. Hail"v
vi speak and an elocutiontst Will re-
cite. Members OF sister lodges and
trnnslnnt brethren invited 10 attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

a; our store. 6l6 East BROAD street a
large ana varied collection IruSchold
and Kitchen Furnitur". Upright Pianos.
Electric Pianos. ErasS ScdS, Eel;
Mattresses circassiau Walnut prrsscrS
and Ch!noniors. massive Mahogany
chamber Suits. with Mirror Front
Wardrobe. Mahogany Dining Room Suit
complete. hortirrs. Lace Curtains.
Blankets. Quilts. Bookcases. handsome
assorted Electric pomcS. Oak Dining
Room suits, handsome EuCk New Steel
Ranges. Tim" line new Gas Ranges.
Kitchen Cabinets. . new Santo Vacuum
Cleaners. larlor Suits. Reception Suits.
odd Chairs. Rockers. etc: also = Roll
Top Desks. Bookkceprrs' Desks. > Iron
safes, TypcwritcrS. Revolving Chairs,
Arm Side chairs. etc: also a lot other
goods 100 numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION Gu.
NuCIiOuc,.rS
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
General \urttonecrs.
GIG East Broad Street,
Phone Madison SSSt.

HOUSEHOLD Fr NlrC Il y. El'CE
Sr !: L. K y NC rs. SUCK GAS
RANGES. ELEtTklc pOMES. SANrO
VACUUM CLEANERS, rrElG Il y
PIANOS. ELECTRIC PIANOS. or
FlCE FURNITURE. ETC. N AuC-
TlcN
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
1HE VALENTINO AUcTioN
PHONE MADISON 1906 ~
el9 EAST BROAD 81
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION
AND
DWELLING FOR RENT
AT No. aga NORTH TENTH STREET,

AZ the request OF the owner, we vii,
sell at Public auction, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY is, 1915.
beginning at 1880 o'clock A. NJ.
nc nc entire furnishing and furniture in
Sne residence No. 42i North Tenth
HrSet; consisting of ten bedrooms fur
uished with double and single iron
nens. springs and Mattresses. Oak
OAK a,i,S ,, ana Washstands. complete
ropes. combination Folding Bed, Toilet
T It's. WOOD Heaters. Bed Clothing.
iuOWcis. sheets. Pictures. DruEEcts
Mating. Dining room Table. Side.
t "omrns' Gas Range. Chairs. Rockers.
me entire contents will be first Of
aSreu as whole. with option of Dur-
Ts"ser 10 rent the dwelling il desired.
meoiateiy in separate lots.
ms is an excellent location for n
soou rooming or boarding house
sale positive. Terms Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

at 1880 A. NJ.
the following described property: l pair
large Work Horses. So years old.
weight soc; Brown Mare. years.
weight HOO. 3-ycar Mare Colt; weight
LOO; 2-ycar-oid Colts. good Cows,
fresh; . mic. young LETTERS. YcarlinS
Bull. fall Pigs. weight about 90
binder, Manure Spreadcr. Side Delivery
Hay Rake. Mccormick Moving Machine.
nay Loader. Empire Grain Drill. Fer
iilizcr: Simplex 2row Corn Planter.
shelter. power; Planet. Jr.. 2-row Rid
ing Cultivator. 5-tooth Cultivator. s.
horse Gas Engine. Blizzard Ensilagc
cutter. No. II; Engine and Woodsaw-
John Deer l2-inch 2-boitom Flows, /
l1-tooth Spring Tooth Harrow. ! CO.
tooth Spike Tooth Harrow. Ohio ISxoa
Double Disk iiarrow,, S,foot Land
Grinder. Sde-Dclivcry Glover seed
Buncher. Farm Wagons with combine
ton Hay and Stock Racks, ] Road
Wagon with seats. Set Jones 5-tou
Wagon Harness. set Pillow Harness.
. Single BUGGY Harness, some extra
Collars and brides, set Stewart Horse
clippers and -Shcaring Machine.
Cream Separator, No. 10: Barrel Churn.
Water Tanks and Barrels. Fence
SS,retchcr. Post. Hole AuErrs. Shoveis.
Hoes; Forks, about 5000 feet Lumber
and Pullcys. about $50 Cotton Grain
Sacks or Gags. some straw and n
quantity Corn Ensilagc. about 10 Barred
plymouth Rock Chickens
TERMS: Will he announced at sal.
Free lunch will be served at noon.
G. III. KNOWLES,
CHARLES L. sTRANG,
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MEETINGS..

Mechanics and Merchants Bank
Richmond. Va. Jan. -, 1915
TIE. annual meeting OF stockholders
of this bank will be held FEBRUARY
81. at IL o'clock. at the bank. Twelfth
and Hull Streets.
]. II. PATTERSON,
Cashier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
JAMES w. LORD & CO.
Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
ON
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1915.
At IL noon. OF
Try COWS. BROOD SoWS. SHOATs.
LITTLE PIGS. FARM WAGON. Gov
Fixed SPRING WAGON. ALL FARM
TOOLS. IMPLEMENTS AND MA
CHlNERf. QUANTITY OF CORD
WOOD. CUT AND DRIED. AND 2
TONS MINED HAY.
farm. near Captain Moorc's nronert,
on me warwick Road. about az miles
IRON! rom nun street, South Richmond
n, ', n,i Urn TO rent; Further particulars
JAMES w. LORD G. co.
40 East Main street
tPhonc Randolph 5S3D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

NO. too BROOK AVENUE
CORNER Brook Avenue and Leigh Sts.5
The fixtures consist OF u handsome
Solid Marble lirp,ncott Innovation
Soda Fountain. with II large plate
mirror back fixture. two Crystal Candy
showcases. tttccu-foot WALL Fixtures
With sliding plate glass doors. one
eight foot silent Salesman Cigar Show
case, ono SiN-foot Silent SalcSma u
Showcase. Metal Chairs. Tables and
stools. lnlaid l.inolcum. Electric Fans,
National Cash Register. Chocolate
rn. etc. also LARGE stock OF Can
dies. Cakes. Cigars. Cigarettes. Smok-
inc and Chewing Tobacco. etc
The above establishment will he sold
only as whole. This is one Of the
best locations OF it's Kind in the city,
and has large patronage.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
JAMES w. LORD & co.
Farm Statesmen and Auctioneers

AUCTION SALE
q CAPITAL LITTLE POULTRY AND
TRUCK FARM On
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 90. 1915.
at o'clock
on the premises known as the old "Jor-
dan" place. situated with a long front
right on the Darhytown Road. within
sight or Pioneer Church and school and
being ~. miles from Richmond city
boundary. containing acres OF good
land. mostly under cultivation: a nice
Mite broom cottage, capital barn
with poultry-hOusc. good we'll Of
never failinE water and some cordwood
TERMS: $500 to run for thre" years
at u per cent. balance cash. Sale posi- =
tive 10 the highest bidder Further
particulars from
JAMES W. LORD & co.
Auctionccrs
ITO East Main Street. Richmond Va
Cphonc Randolph 5s3D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

iol' sac "a quick purchaser. Slightly
nsca $500 upright piano IN perfect
1."nNiion, very cheap, at 90 North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
SHOES.

CUT RATE SHOES
FAMILY shoes at rock bottom price,
Empire Shoe Company 5O4 Wsst
Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
EDUCATIONAL
Canto Waltz, New One Step

F"N Trot and New Hesitation. taught hy
competent teacher. Private class ir-
siruc;ion. y lis. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

TO remind You OF our great reduction
sale. where YOU can got immense
har=ains. Others have. why not YOU
'ohb Furniture co. 1909 East Main
street. Randolph 5Slf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

FOR sail Having in llsc a good l-rdo,
Wool typewriter IN nice order which
Want s"l for cash instead Of cx
,nah@li.E It WIN sell for $2a cash
-" irst model and q nice ma
INN" bargain Address * 80. car.
Times dispatch ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

STILL going ON our great reduction
sale, household goods ut on" remark
ahlN low price" YOU should call ana
INSPECT our stock cobb Furniture Co.
~" tNSt Main. kAMhOlnh hNlf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

FOR sale. PHOTOGRAPH studio. good 10
cation, Well established business
owner incNp"ri"nc"d WIN consi,j.r
Pafth"r- ll9. care Times pispa,ch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

FOR sale. c5-room boarding house with
years lease: 90 rooms completely
furnished. running hot ana cold water
in all rooms steam heat, electric lights;
rooms with private bath; public
baths. Now filled TO capacity with
permanent pco" kcaSon for selling
am leaving .G5. care Times
DispAtGn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

good railroad town. clean stock and
nc INJURIES Address l. 13l. care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

,,.t,t
haihs Now ,;ll.S 10 cnnaciiy win viii,
permanent PEG" Kcdson for selling
am leaving ! '25. care Times
Dispatch.
WHITE and Run ,irpinyton Cockcrcls
e. 40 o5ch U;.rins W0ojforJ Va
,.o,, soil. o;.i ,,,,c,, e.. "a cor,. NOR
100 pounds at this. '.rc cal! at
first floor WI! not l." delivered
'NE large orgnesir'oG At cost Like
,.ls. cafrs ni"ti,,a tbn2trrs I,nr.,,Is
SON Eros. 2li W,st Eroa0 street
To bo sold a, auction Nonday. rcb-
az ~ iI.,hi.r I;,ris M NM G",n.
mission ronlraiy. one h0tth"r's re-
lI,l.rito, ,T,,".' ;r,,I,l, ,",, ,,n,,,,t.rs
on, retail meat rack. ono st beam
ONE up-to-daic stein piano for sale
cI,an 10 qIiick hnNcr. terms. if do
sired party leaving town u ~. care
nriI~ IN i3as, Rr1nd' ~ 'g st,,irs s"'
So. .o ..,.
FOR sac rare and !an,n5,Giin" weeG oi
hanu mace iarcstr% h'n'icai subject
ia
VII " mamie soda '"|3t3,.M. WIN c;2Imn-
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"n.hl, suitable for Ollie or home
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stand ON Marshall street, Watch for
sreai barsa.ns we'yc got them
No = complete in carrying case.
weighs pounds suitable for travel
rs. ia iirSJ class condition and slight
used $-'. II ~" car" Tiincs-Dis-
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which has inst boon oVcrnarlo1 and
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for cash So n II: car, .Tin,os,ttIIi,,;.sNH
latch.
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rye for <l5 II l35 care rim. s.bis-
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

PURE mountain butter. csc pound,
Guaranteed fresh yard eggs CSC GoZ
Cash with order, II desired by parcel
post. add postage. Saluda Poultry
Farm. Saluda. y. {.
FOX sale. nice clean white paper. so
anything requiring white paper. such
ms bread, glassware. laundry. etc. SIPS
per 100 pounds at the office. Call at
Times M Spatch. nrst floor.
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pNF. DHdWUy C0ntinuous Hul,n n,.,,-
81" N feet. can use either WOOD
or coal good as new and q perfect
h|N'f, hhNr gon" out Of baking bust
L'SS oniH reason for selling Can H..
n,aia ut big bargain. u H%S, care Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

NtWSrNFER OUTF1T COMpI. ETr,.
CHEAP IN PROSPEROUS CoMMI'N-
lIN. 3 RAli.RoADS ELECTRIC CARS.
LIGHTS AND roWEE GOOD OPEN
ING FOR PRACTICAL. RESPONSIBLE.
lElNTEE ADDRESS EoN l@a. Giles
TER VA
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Ut ICE TIC NITEInIA FlFe AEu Marine
Insurance Company
Richmond. Va. Feb. .. 1915.
ANNUAL MEETING.
THE regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of this company will be
held at the company's Office. lOl5 East
Main .trcct, in this city, on TUESDAY,
the 18th instant. at IL o'clock NJ
WIN H. MCCARTHY.
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w" VIII sell ut puhiir auction for
parties breaking M houScNcrrtns,
TO MORROW IMoNpANl. rEH II.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WAETED antique furniture. any,bjnr
ga. h""rd. ~ West Main Mad