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Greater Richmond's Greater Newspaper
?\\*?mwig$^ Birjpqht
GREATEST WANT AM) ItBAIi ES?
TATE MEDIUM IN VIUGINIA. AND
ONE OP THE ?BST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
In effect June 11. 1911.
Dally, one cent per word when paid
In advance. No Ad. taken tor less tban
ten cents.
One and oue-bulf cents a vrord nil
elasslllcatloua except Situation Wanted
for Sunday. Situation Wanted, one cent i
? T?ord. No Ad. Sunday taken tor leas |
tnnu tiftcen cents.
No Ad*, takeu tor le*n (ban tvrenly
nve cents vrben phoned In or charged
al the counter.
['hone orders uot Kunrauteed.
liusulucatlon uot ?uarantued after,
l>?ao I*. M.
??"or busluess contract? scud foi the
?an? Ad. "in, phone Monroe U
U.V?I ??? Jj?U??
LOHT. MONDAY. JANUARY 29, ON
Church tllll, gold watch rob. Fludur
please return name to 704 N. Twoit
_ty-auventh Street._
STRAYED, BUND AY, SMALL WHITE]
setter <female); short tail, brown
about head; wore collar. Howard It |
returned V West Grace. WM.
_MONCUKE._
CERT IF1CATES OF STOCK NUM. j
hered 15 and 10 of the Bon Air Com?
pany ol Virginia, Issued April 7,
l?bS. In the liittiie of 10. E. Taylor,
having been lust, notice la heroby
given that hppliculun lias been mude
lor Issue of new certlDcatce.
CHARLES JO. 1'AYLOR.
Adm'r ol R, It. Taylor, deceased.
t.'U{J UitrtUUO, tiptltf
BOOKKeW'"^ |
greaslve buauiesa man thinks noth
InK of paying mi export ii<)<> a day
to syutciiiatuo his business. We have
been simplifying: bookkeeping fur
twenty years, in that time we have
K<ciried the most exact knowledge in
Bhoi t-cut mothodt* and olliclul engi?
neering. This experience has been
put In concrete form for those who
wish to acquire th<? bowl knowledge
of bookkeeping and modern business
methods. Wil teach bookkeeping b>*
mall In your" spare time. Write all
once fot full information. I. C. B., |
Box 1640 is, Scranton. l'a._
WANTED. A" OOOD COLORED BOY.
Good wages- Ann'- to fci'KAUK Cl-I
OAR CO., 017 E. Main_Street._
WANT KD, ASSISTANT EXPERIENCED!
Liu ward. Apply L 412, care Tllttea
Dlgpatch._
WANTED, r'UK U. 6. AHM*. AHLE
bodied, unmarried men, between ages j
of lg ?nd 3i, citizens of United Slated,
of good character end temperate hab?
its, who can speak, read and write
the English language. For Informa?
tion, apjiiy to Recruiting Officer, r.u
East broad Street, Richmond. Va.
WANTED, MORIS MEN TO-PRKPARB
as ill einen. brakeinen, moiormcn,
c?sduclors, sleeping cur and train
portera, Virginia, West Virginia,
North Carolina roads. No strike. No
experience necessary. IncloBe clamp
for application blank. Name posi?
tion wanted. I, RAILWAY JN.ST..
Dept. A 6, Indianapolis. Ind.
WANTED, NO. 1 -CUTTER IN HAH
ne?s factory. Good pay and steady
i-rnploymeiit. Apply SPECIALTY
ha RNESS CO., Dayton, va.
WANTED. A 1-RST-CLAS3 CHEF
cook. Cl I ESTE P. FI ELD HOTEL Pe
ti-r?burg. Vu.
FREE ILLUSTRATED book TELLG
about over 360,000 protected posi?
tions in Untied States service. More
than 40,'JUtl vacancies every year.
There i? a blK chance hero for you.
sure and generous pay. lifoilmu em?
ployment. Easy lo get. Ju.si usk for
booklet C ltl4. No obligation. EARL
hq PK.1NS, Washington. d. C._
WANTED, RAILWAY MAIE CLERKS;
spring examination in F-; l?-00
t.) 11,400 annually. Write Immedi?
ately lo CENTRAL schools, Ro
hesti i . N. Y._
f.Vl/ESMEN?ENERGETIC and re
I able Catholic men wanted as local
representatives In every town In Vir?
ginia for two inlllton dollar corpora
ili.n. Must he Caihollc. Knights of
Columbus preferred, proposition only
one of its kind. Write or apply to
A. LIVINGSTON SUTTON, Suite IOC'5
Drcxel Building, Dept. 26, Philadel?
phia.
Wanted, stTFdbnts for automo
hllt class to start February '; entire
charge, three dollars for Instruction;
7:30 to 0:30 Wednesdays and Fridays.
Apply any nighi. VIRGINIA ME
chanic" institute._
Wanted, men to learn rari3Er|
trade; only few weeks reuutrcd;|
wages after first month; utondy posi?
tion guaranteed. Write for cata?
logue. molers II aru ER COL-|
lege. ?07 Bowery, New York City.
wanted. young MEN to LKaRN j
the nuiuinoblle business; positions |
??cured competent graduates. rich?
MOND auto school 303 Graham |
Street._
Local representative wanted.
No canvassing or soliciting required.
Good Income assured. Address na?
TIONAL co-OPERATIVE REALTYl
CO., V 817 Marden Building. Wash
ing. D. C.
tostuttfottj* uaantuo, ggaii
oentlb^lTn^of" eduoatTc^^and
refinement, age 30, wishes position,
office work, bookkeeping, secretary:
highest references- Position more
important than salary. C 888, care
Times-Dispatch.
Sjelp, 2t}ale anb iremaU
dreds of lettera from samples; in?
dustry without experience; can earn
? to weekly; self-addressed envelope.
BROOKS COPYING co., 901 Pennsyl
vanln Avenue. Washington. d. C
feDlicttoT? anb fealwmrn
^AfT'TE^ inOH^LATs^^^T^ck
salesmen. Good opening for efficient
men on salary or commission. Apply
to J. A. RAINE. Waynesboro, Va.
?WANTED. TRAVELING salesman
to carry our backhands and special?
ties as side line In North Carolina
and Virginia. Liberal compensation.
J. F. McGREGOR MFG. co,, Chatta
nooga, Topn._
Ali EXCLUSIVE agency to the
right party; line of office specialties
that oxcel anything yet ottered; cash
bustness; no risks or losses; small
Investment but largo returns; proofs'
from largest business houses. Ad?
dress e 734, core Times-Dispatch.
proCi-tfjSlonal ijclp (Tanten
SALESMAN.?POSITION WANTED by
high-class salesman, now employed,
experienced house and rood man;
capable, affobla and honest; nothing
but legitlmnto mercantile! lines con?
sidered. b 616, care Tlmcs-Dlspntch. i
THE virginia teachers' bureau
supplies colleges, private and public
schools with teachers of all grades.
Teachers wanted. rev. r. W. crid
LTN, Manager, Manchester, Richmond.
Va,_
?oatbfng
JuT^St^GRaTje^
ter heated rooms! modern convent-1
gages; board._
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT, WITH
board, Jn private family: couple or
two persons. Apply 614 Virginia
Avenue. Barton Heights.
^elMA??iTtcir^
w%fTlfi5rYl5u1^
phor. Apply Box 233, City.
Wanted, a person to do oener
al housework, cook and clean up;
1 roam on promises. 211 Bast, Ma.in, ;
feftnatfontf CtUante?, female |
- lady or light housekeeping work.'
MUS. C. H. WOLFRAM. 1c 1-2 Bol
Ungsbrpok si., Petersburg. Va. _
WANTED, BY V?CTn?"V'lnOW WITH
smull bnby. position aa mother's j
helper or nurno Invalid; Apply L 117,
on re Times-Dispatch.
NOTICE TO CLAIMANT: OFFICE
of Collector of luteriiul Revenue,
Richmond. Vn., January 21. 15112': No?
tice Is hereby given to any person
or persons having claim to the fol?
lowing, described property, seized for
violation of lh?- United States Inter-1
mil revenue laws In this district, to,
Hppcar and make such claim within i
3? dayn from this date, vis: One iron |
gray horse, l black-top covered de- (
livery wagon, I set of harness, seized!
on January C, 1913, In Henrtco coun?
ty, Vs., near distillery premises of
Stony Creek Dlatilling Co., Inc. Un?
less such claim in duly made und
proven, na required by law, the prop?
erty above spec!Hod will be sold at
public auction nt II o'clock M. on
TUESDAY .Marth 0, 1912. In trout
of pout-o&ic4 building, Itlchmohd,
Vo. " M. K. LOvVnY.
Collector Second, District of Vlr
_glnla._
ltlehmoud. Vo., January 25, 192.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
All creditors of the estate of MA?
LI N DA M. MONTAGUE (Mrs. John II.
Montagu^i are hereby notified to
present to us for payment nil claims
against said estate, and all parlies
owing said estate will make payment
to us.
A. J. MONTAGUE.
JAM EH CASK1E,
Administrators of the estate of Mn
linda M. Montague.
Richmond. Va., January 2u, 1912.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKKN:
All creditors of ttie cstute of
HELEN MONTAGUE are hereby no?
tified to present to us for payment
all claims ngalnnt said estate, and
all parties owing .said estate will
make puyment to us.
A. J. MONTAGUE,
JAMES CASKIE.
Administrators of the estate of Helen
-Montague._
PIANO TONE RESTORING.?BY OUR
unique method we can make your old!
piano sound as good as many new
Instruments. Our repair dcpartme-.it
tu equipped to do all kinds of piano
und player-piano work. Estimates
cheerfully given, without charge.
Come lu and get our expert ad?
vice without obligating yourself.
CRAFTS. 121 E. Broad Street. Rich?
mond. Va, Madison 6504. _
PIANO MOVING.?WE CAN PUT
your piano where others v/ould not
attempt the work. Our moving de?
partment is finally equipped to move
ull klndH of furniture and piano*.
CRAFTS. Moving Department. 1*1
Eaal Broad Street. Madison 650:i.
HIGH-GLASS TOUR OF EUROPE SUM
mer 1912, under ? personal direction
of Mr. Edwnrda B. Murray, o? -Mer?
cer University; seventh year; small
party. For full information nnd Itin?
erary iiddresa g. g. SPENCER, care
Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, An
derboh. S. C_
BACHRACH'S.
1 per cent. TO 3 per cent. per!
month. all kinds op pawn
tickets redeemed and guar?
antee to save you money.
largest. strongest and old?
est collateral institution?
en the south. established
1ss7. richmond loan office. H"j
east broad street.
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHKKE BROS.. Jewelers. 312
East Main Street, buy. sell, oxenanga
and remount diamonds in the Ian .it
styles. Old goio und silver always
taken in exchange-_
ELECTRIC GAKAGE. VINE AND MAIN
Stree's.?We have opened an up-to
duie a.:d well-C(|utpped electric gar?
age fur the care of elecirlc vehicles
and storage buttdrles.
RAUCH Sc LANG ELECTRICS, WA
verley electrics, "hone for a dem?
onstration, and lei Mr. Smith talk
with you. W. C SM.TH & CO- Vino
and Main. 214 N. T ftn Street.
]ou8iiu0? xJupotiunmro
aio^ey^7x>?^^rD^NTTi Xm^ntSs~.\nd
Jewelry at lowed rates of InterciL !
No charges for storage. N F ja- '
COBS & SON, 2IS n. Ninth Street.
party WHO has a smaliTsu.m of
money to Invest can uucure an inter?
est In a good paying business. Sat
Isiactory ?ecuiit> is offered that will
cover every dollar invested. Ad?
dress C s3, care_Tlmes -Dm patch.
WANTED. PARTY WITH ?1,000 TO
35.00(1 to take half-Interest Jn well
established jobbing business, either
active or pliant; communication:! con?
fidential; good opportunity. Address
L HC, care TImes-Dlapatch.
a LARGE FIN.^CI^l7lNSflTUTION.
whose nfllcors ara well known for
their Integrity and hone6ty, offers
an investment that Is ftafe and profit?
able. This is a dividend paying ln
voHtment with a very bright future.
Tho securities offered to you can be
converted Into cash on a moment'o
notice should you In the future need
money. Your most rigid Investiga?
tion is Invited. We will be glad to
? forward to you full Information. Ad?
dress Post-Ofnce Box lit2. Richmond.
WANTED. you TO KNOW THAT THE
EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY IS a
STRONG COLLATERAL BANK, CAP?
ITALIZED AT 3300,000, AND BACKED
BY a NUMBER OF RICHMOND'S
most PROMINENT BUSINESS MEN.
TO ADVANCE YOU MONEY ON SUCH
COLLATERAL AS COMMERCIAL
RANKS DON'T accept, NA.VTEL?.
WATCHES. DIAMONDS, JEWELRY
AND SILVERWARE. ALL GOODS
KEPT IN FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF VAULTS; ALSO HEAVILY
INSURED. WHY SUFFER THE EM?
BARRASSMENT OF DEALING WITH
PAWNSHOPS i WHEN YOU HAVE
SUCH AN INSTITUTION AS THIS at
YOUR SERVICE? ALL BUSINESS
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL THE
EQUITABLE I/JAN SOCIETY. SEC?
OND FLOOR, BRYAN BUILDING
EIGHTH AND BROAD._
LET ME BUILD y??r HOU3B. WILL
work as building foreman and save
you from 10 to 20 per cent. Can
I give good reference. Address J. B.
LYON, 50S N. Eleventh Street.
lc^"kTT.??kTTTookT"we paV'ca8h
for old clothes, gents' furnishings,
boots, shoes, furniture, etc. Phone
Ma d I son 5132._
WANTED. to BUY FOR cash, HOUSE
hold goods in any quantl'.y. Phons
Madison 2851._
wanted, a HOUSE) TO use for HIS
keeping on n light delivery wagon.
C a PIT.\l_C I TV lunch. 828 e. Main.
DON'T'WORRY! let us collect
your accounts'. Sure and quick re?
sults. R. s. eelySON & co.. Base?
ment American Bank._
wanted. TO BUY FOR oash. OLD
gold and old sliver; any quantity.
E. c meyer jewelry CO., 317
East Broad Street._
Roomg Hot Kent
]>^rTN~i\<W1in^^ Pino
rooms. Phone Monroe 830. 7 North
-Sixth Street._
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. 800
JCast Clay Street. _
LARGE. HEATED FRONT ROOM,
with board; also adjoining room, at
II 1-2 South Third Street._
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS; LIGHT
liouBekoeplng. SOS East Clay.
ATTR'aCTI VB^FUnS ?H^rT'OilfART
ment, three rooms nnd bath, Greshain
Court; possession -rat once. Apply
Apartment No, 30,
DAiLY PUZZLES
TOO
Wbat iinlmul sound?
ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE.
Wall.
frot &ale
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS1
delivered In Virginia und North Car?
olina, $1.40 per thousand; eure nead- J
crs, bunched In lrid of 5? plants.
ENTERPRISE plant CO., Meggens,
S. C._
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY BOUGHT. I
Hold and exchanged. I. B EU FORD &
CO.. 1538-42 East Cary Street. _
TWO SECOND-RAND RUNABOUTS,
one top buggy und sev'-ral v.-agoiu, I
all In good repair and painted. These
are bargains. A. UEl EI"S SONS. Tax '
Eael Cary Siroet.
BACHRACH.
PER CENT. TO 3 PER CENT. PEItl
MONTH. BACHP.ACH'S. LARGEST,
ODDEST AND STRONGEST COL,-1
LATERAL INSTITUTION SOUTH OF I
NEW YORK. OFFERS SPECIAL
INDUCEMENTS' AND LIBERAL
LOANS ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES.I
JEWELRY. SILVERWARE, ETC. BE I
SURE AND SEE US. RICHMOND
LOAN OFFICE. s- BACHRACH,
PROPRIETOR. S15 EAST BROAD I
STREET. ESTABLISHED XSS7.
FIND CARRIAGES. DUSINESS BUO
gleo, all kinds of wa-gone. carriages j
and wagon repairs, uuiomcblle re?
pairs, automoollc yalntlng. Good
work. Reasonable prlcee. w. c
SMITH & CO.. 3H N. Fifth Street.
FENDERS, FIRE SETS, ANDIRON?,
polished and dull braHS and black |
Iron: large line colonial patterns.!
CLARKE. HARDWARE, 1215 Main
Street.
F?K SALE. EVERYTHING THAT IS
neat and stylish in the vehicle line;
buggies, surreys, phaetons and runa?
bouts. Lowest prices. A. MEYER'S
SONS. 731 E. Cary Street._
VA~LU?"'H i. E BOOKS.?FOR SALE |
cheap, full set of "The Records of the
Rebellion," or War Between thel
States, Issued by the government In j
limited copies; now out of publica?
tion. Also full EOt In leather of the]
American Encyclopedln-Brltanntca. |
Want to sell for want of room. Ad?
dress L ML 'care .Times-Dispatch.
POCKET KNIVES -300 PATTERNS j
best quality blades. 25 cents and up.
CLARKE'S CUTLERY HEADQUAR?
TERS, 1215 Main Street. "Sign ofl
Padlock."_
[CARVERS. HAIRS AND SETS; FINE!
stcol: beautiful styles; $1 and up.
CLARKE, HARDWARE. 1215 Main
?Street._I
FOR SALE. SECOND-HAND. 2-H.-p.
General Electric motor, continuous
current, 50') volts, 1,200 revolutions;
excellent condition. 1110 E. Cary'1
Street, or Madison 12SS._I
FOR SALE, TOP BUGGY. NEWLY
painted, rubber tlrei*. $50; ono rub?
ber-tired 'runabout, newly painted.
$45- several wagons in good condi?
tion, cheap. a. MEYER'S SONS, 731
East Cary- Street._
FOR SALE, HEAVY FOUR -SIDE
flooring machine; good condition;
reasonable terms. C. T. COOKE,
Oalnes. Pa._
ONE. EMPLOYES TIME" RECORD MA~
chine of card type, and one of the
dial type slightly used, but in first
class condition. Cheap. INTERNA-j
TIONAL TIME RECORDING CO. OF
NEW YORK. Washington. P. C.
PAIR WELSH PONIES. EIQHT AND'
nine years, black and bay; made-to
order top btiRsiy. surrey and harness;
always driven by lady as a team;
have been pronounced by competent
Judges "best pony team they ever
saw." Drive like horRes and can
road olghl miles per hour. Ars olty
wise. J. McPHAIL. 122 South Fiflh
Street. Richmond, Vs._
P?LJ&H" YOUR FURNITURE WITH
Cos y's Climax Cleaner, the stand?
ard for eighteen years. Orders sent
c. o. d. anywhere. COSUY's NEW
PAINT STORE, 311 Weet Broad
Street. Monroe Z0R0. (
Coal anD CiiooTj j
if~i*'h ad ^^ll^th^e^tf^stIEmo^Ji^ls
of good housekeepers and the few
men of good judgment that express
themselves amout long'S wood It
would be Interesting and worth even
more than 10 cents. If you will or?
der this week or next i will send
dry oak and pine and the best oak
and , tnrs slabs ever sold and coal that
b?rnB. long's. 1506 West Broad.
focal testate $ot &ale
I we stTiam'p t^n"~ac% fTa al?,^ patter -
son Avenue, two and a half miles
from city limits. Price. $600 per acre.
Would consider exchange for desir?
able city property. J. a. CONNELLY
&. CO._
14-ROOM BRICK RESIDENCE, 900
block. East Clay Street; suitable for
boarding house. Price, }5,200. j. a.
CONNELLY & co._
GROVE AVENUE RESIDENCE?BEST
block. 28-foot lot, seven rooms, do
tached; $6,800. j. a. CONNELLY &
CO._
BARGAIN?for sale. nice brick
dwelling with 12 rooms, right In
heart of city. Fine Investment; only
?4,600. Owner leaving city. Terms.
Address p. o. Box 73. Richmond. _
BIG KNA p?WOODLAND h EIGHTS
lots at 20 per cent, below the price
on adjoining lots, and thosa have a
privet hedge; the very best lots now
for sale In this pretty suburb. They
faco the river and are in halt block
of Forost Hill Park. See BLANTO.N
<fc co.. Travelers' Bulldlnff.
FOR SALE, FARM, 836 ACRES, well
wooded, Charles City county, three
miles from c. & O. und Chlckahominy
River. Ideal for cattle (stream
through farm) or for hny, oorn,
wheat. Trice, $6,500. Address c 90J,
care Tlmes-DlBpatch._
IXcill estate caantfa
^ANTIBD," TO" BUT^TC^So^ttrtlTTiiH
soo block, on Grace Street. Give
lowest cash price. Address k. N.,
p. O. Box 311, City._
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A CON?
NELLY &/CO. Write postal for nec
essary blanks.
mal CEtftau? tfot EUnt
J F 0~ft' rtc N^tT^BTOrXgE^^SPAI^E.
ground door, 86x60 feet. 1110 East
Cary Street.
ALl""mILLTNERY~'A^Jp~^E^DY^MADH
garments roduced to special low
prices for balance of the fall and
winter season. MRS.. JULIAN BEAR.
. Lisa Eo/tf Main austu
??iU? C?dtUC?
| A~B E Xlj^I I^'L^'OTt E ?OT^b^SrfpoIri
rent, with board, after February 1.
100 West Main Street, next Jefferson
Hotel.
Sheetings
Richmond. Va., January 16, 1913.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
holdnrs.?The unntial meeting of the
stockholders of the Lifo Insurance
Company of Virginia will be held at
the chief office of the company, on
Broad Street, between Ninth and
Tenth Strcetu. In the cUy of Rlch
motid, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st day
of -onuary, 1912, at 12 o'clock M.
E. D. HARRIS.
Secretary.
Richmond, Va., Janunry 13. 1912.
THE ANNUAL, MEETING OF THE
stockholder of the Broad Street
Bank, Richmond. Va.. will be ' eld
at their banking house TUESDAY,
Fobruary 13, 1912. at 10 A. M.
ANDREW M. GLOVER.
Cashier,
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Richmond Transfer
Company will be hold at their ollice,
S09 East Main Str'.et, at 12 o'clock
noon WEDNESDAY'. Februarv 14,
1*12. W. T. DA I'.DEN,
Secretary.
Richmond, Va., January 25, 4912.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
White Sulphur Springs. Incor
rated.?The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the White Sulphur
Springs, Incorporated, for the pur?
pose of electing directors, the ratlll
cation of all acts of the board of di?
rectors and all committees thereof
utneo the last annual meeting and
for tho transaction of such other
business us may lawfully come be?
fore the said meeting, will be held
at the office of the company. Room 1,
Chesapeake and Ohio General Olflco
ffulldlng, Richmond, Va.. on THURS?
DAY, tho 8th day of February. 1912,
at 11 A. M. The transfer books will
close Monday, January 23. 1912. at 3
I'. MV, and. remain closed until 10
A. M. Friday, February 9. 1912.
A. TREVVETT.
AssiHtant Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEET1NG~ OF THE
stockholders of the Jefferson Realty
Corporation will bo held at tha
Jcffornon Hotel, Richmond, Va-.
FEBRUARY 7, 1912. at 12 o'clock.
O. F. WE1K1GER. I
_Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING" OF THE
stockholders of the R. L Barnes Safe
and Lock Compuny, Inc., will be held
at the onlces of the company, Nos. 9
11-13 South Eighth Street, in the city
ol Richmond. Va., on MONDAY'. Feb?
ruary 6, 1912, at 4 o'clock P. M.
J. STUART HOPKINS,
>_Secretary.
B. F. Johnson Publishing Co..
January lti, 1912.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of the B. F.
Johnson Publishing Company will
be held at the offices of the company
In the city of Richmond, Va., WED?
NESDAY', February 7, 1912, at I
o'clock P. M. E. L PEEL,
Secretary.
^rrtfuTidls
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOID
at HUGHES'S. 209 North Third,
EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY" PRI?
VATE OFFICES. EIGHTH AND
BROAD STREETS.
BACHARACH.
WE SAVE TOU EMBARRASSMENT!
WE LOAN YOU MONEY FROM 1
TO H PER CENT. A EL KCs'DS OF
PAWN TICKETS REDEEMED AND
GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU
MONEY'. YOU CAN MAKE BPEC1AL
ARRANGEMENTS TO HOED YOUR
GOODS TWELVE MONTHS. BE
SURE AND SEE US. LARGEST,
OLDEST. STRONGEST COLLATER?
AL INSTITUTION SOUTH OF NEW
YORK. ESTABLISHED 18S7. RICH?
MOND LOAN OFFICE. S. BACH
RACH. PROPRIETOR, S15 BROAD.
i'HE HOUSEHOLD FRIEND. SMITH
field sausige, for sale at your gro?
cer's.
IDoultty. ?>rt? an? 2?iuc ?tocU
f'OR sale! ' " Tyvo~~GooTf* work
mules. CRULL'S STABLES, Is S.
Tenth Street._
for SALE. mammoth BRONZE
turkeys, from 1911 blue ribbon win?
ners at Madison Square Garden,
Boston, Baltimore, AVashlngton, At?
lanta and Nashville. Apply Box 76,
Newsoms, Va.
p?r1s^ingle~comb buff"13rTpiNcf
ton eggs. ?1 per nfteen, j1.50 per
thit ty. $0 per 100; prize pens, fifteen
for |5; baby chicks, 18 cents (day
olds), 60 ca.'.ts for fry; hent-, ?I to 35;
cocks, 31.50 to |10; prize trios, 325;
cocks won Washington. Baltimore
and Wllmlngtop. Dol.; first coch, first
and second pullets, Chase City Fair:
Cook's slYatn and Sir Charles anH
Bellboy eggs shipped to Went Indlta
not broken. Exporters high-grade
Single Comb Bu?f3 exclusively. We
make a specialty of shipping to the
largest fanciers In Southland, those
who wlu every time they show;
pleased customers motto. SHAM?
ROCK poultry farm, Clarksvllle,
Va,, Route No. 2.
a?10CCllniUDU0
s^o^^reTairjno.
76c HALFSOLE MEk'3 SHOES. 60c.
ladles; every pair sower; best leath?
er; no nails, no pogs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 25c; Tred-Air rubber heels,
40c; leather heels rebuilt like new,
26c DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 716 E. Main. Phono Mon?
roe 266L_
UPHOLSTERING.
I FURNITURE REPAIRED AND POL
Uhed. mattresses renovated, antiques
bought and sold. LEVY, tha Uphol?
sterer, 426 Wost Broad.
LOANS
I PER CENT TO 3 PER CENT.
BAOHRACH'SL
I GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR AND
! LET BACHRACH SAVE you MONEY.
THE STRONGEST. OLDEST AND
LARGEST COLLATERAL INSTITU?
TION SOUTH OF NEW YORK.
I RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE, S. BACH
' KACH. PROPRIETOR, 815 E. BROAD
STREET. ESTABLISHED 1887.
SHARPO CO.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES RESHARP
ened. 3 l-2c each; razors honed, 15c.
Work hair tested, sterilized and
guaranteed, thousand satisflod. Send
for circular and convenient blade
inaller. SHAnPO CO., 608 East Matti
Street._
TT /WTIQUE-a. .;;
I ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Furniture repaired, polished and
packed, upholstering, eto. I, N. AH
NALL & SON. 1817 W. Broad Street,
Phono Mndlson 0277. _
Stlmttte dtp Qtinvta
Hotel and Sanatorium.
With Us elegant comforts, its tontd
and curative baths und supsrlor table
and service. Is an Ideal plaae for fall
and winter. Always open. Alwav?
ready. Always busy,
V. T*. Young,
Genera.' Kataster.
auttion fealejs, future ?fl^ss auction ?alejS, jritture SDag?
By J. T. Ramsay ?- Co..
Real Efl'atc Auctioneers.
91 0 and 91 2 North Second Street
We vrll! offer for sale, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1J18.
at \ COO P. it,
the above numbered ;?? r,>riy. consisting of .i t?o-slorv hrie'e dwell
Ins. two-story frame si >rc and a franio kitchen In tho roar. ]?t
fronts SB feet 1 lncn-"? a:irt runs back 130 f"-t b> an alley. This dfsir
able piece of property should demand the attention o? those (U'rlr
liiK a ^-ood Investment.
TERMS: Cash
J. T. RAMSAY <fe CO.
Auctioneers.
_I
AUCTIONCSR3
O t a EAST BROA? 5ST,
TRUSTEE\S . CCTION SALE
OF
CLOTHING-. UNDERWEAR, LADIES'
GARMENTS. NOTIONS, OVERALLS.
ETC., ?TORE FIXTURES. UJNEX
PIRED LICENSE, L'NEXRI RED
LEAS F., ETC.
By virtue of a deod of trust, duly
rarord-7'1 In Ihr Chancery Court, from
Max Klitenic to mc as trustee, I will
soli, on the premises, No. iRi-t East
Main Street.
FRIDAT. FEBRUARY 2.
beginning at 11 o'clock A. M..
the stock nnd store fixtures. consist?
ing of Ladles' Shirtwaists, Ladles' t'n
derwonr. Skirts. Rants. Collar*. Hosiery,
M;n's Shirts. Suspenders, Gloves, Over?
alls. Caps. Notions, Jewblry, etc.. lot
of Shelving, two Lamps, one Silent
Salosman ShownaBO, one Counter, one
Wrapping Table, Window Fixtures,
etr.; the 1'noxpired Merchant's Licence
nnd the unexplred lea^e on the prem?
ises, which has a long time to run.
Thin 16 an excellent stand, nnd the
unexplred lease Is valuable.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
ISA DORK SirAPIHO.
Trustoo.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
By C. L & H. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
Neat Frame Semi-Detached
6-Room Dwelling, No.
806 North 27th Street,
Richmond, Va.
At the request of the Virginia Trtitt
f'ompnny. nnd by virtue of n rtoeJ of
trust, ilated October f>, 1911. recorded
In Richmond Chancery Court Clork's
olTlcc. we will sell by publii- auction,
on the Dromisos, on
TUESDAY, FEIJRUARY <5. 1912.
at -1 o'clock P. M.,
the above described real estate. The
lot fronts 23 feet on the west lino of
Ttvonty-scventh 'Street, and extends
back 12S fe??t to nil alley IS feet wide.
The dwelling contains six rooms. In
good condition, and will mnko a neat
home or a good Investment. This p-rop
j erty is boing sold In settlement of an
: estate and division of proceeds.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at
I sly, twcli'c and eighteen months: or
I all cash, at option of purchaser.
VIRGINIA TRUST CO..
Trustee.
C. L. * H. I.. DENOON.
j_Auctioneers.
Sluttinn g>alc?>. TOS 29at
By A. ,1. Chcwnlng Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Trustees* Auction
Sale
OF
1004 W. Leigh St.
1006 W. Leigh St.
1010 W. Leigh St.
ON
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 31ST, 1912,
at 4 o'clock P. M.
These three dwellings, being located
in a prosperous section of the city,
should demand the attention of both
home Benkors and investors. You are
requested to be present promptly.
A. J. CHBWNTNO COMPANY.
Auctioneers.
hotels*
Table d'Hote Dinners Saturday
and Sunday evenings, t> to 0 o'clock,
SI .SO each.
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hotel In the
South. European plan. Rooms single
and en suite, with and without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
R?te. Si.50 per day and upwxrd.
_I_-SJ
&>tf)00l?>.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OFi
MEDICINE ? Virginia
STUART MtOUrRU.rJ.D., 1'res.
Mcdicine-Dentiatry-Pharrnacy
19th Session Opens Soptcmbsr 12th.
Mew building. New equipment
Eighty experienced teachers.
Excellent clinical facilities.
Modern laboratory methods.
Descriptive CaUlog-ua on retro tit.
MISS CAMPBELL'S
SCHOOL
for onu.s.
Sit) West Grace Street.
Second half session begins February
I, 1012. A limited numhor and speotal
attention to the Individual.
See MISS OAMPBBLL.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 0 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
sAflmlflSius. 36.Q, ^T.ojt .?u Saturdays,
By A. J. Chewnlng Company,
Be.il Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SACK
OP
TRACT OF LAND, WITH THE IM?
PROVEMENTS THEREON, CON?
TAINING
82 ACRES
NEAR HIGHLAND SPRINGS, HEN
RICO COUNTY, VA.
By virtue of a certain doert of trust,
dated March 11, 1911, of record In the
clerk's ofllco of the Circuit Court of
Henrlco county., in D. B. 190-B, puge
:170, default having: heon made In the
payment of tho d>>bt thereby secured,
and Iwing required by the beneficiary
so to do. we will sell by auction, at
the front floor of Henrlco county
courthouse, on
THURSDAY, FERRUARY 1, 1912,
at 1J.00 o'clock M..
tho property abovo mentioned, front?
ing- on Washington Street. Extended,
in:;tr Highland Springs, and extend?
ing back to tho Chlek.-viiomlny Itlver.
TERMS: Cash.
A. J. OHEWNING.
F. M. BOX EE Y.
Trustees.
By Pollard & Bngby,
Real Estate Auctioneer*.
TRU3TEB'S AUCTION SALE
OF
DWELLING KNOWN AS NO.
NORTH FOURTH STREET.
In execution of a deed of trust,
dated July 12, 1911, and recorded In
the clerk's olllce of Richmond Chan?
cery Court, D. B. 212-C, page 339, de?
fault having been mudu in the payment
of a portion of the debt therein se?
cured. 1 will sell by auction, on tho
premises, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1912.
at 5 o'clock P. M-.
the above mentioned dwelling, said lot
having a frontage of 18 feot 4 Inches
and running back wemwardly be?
tween parallel lines 122 to an alley
in rear.
TERMS: Cash.
H. R. POLLARD, JR..
Truulee.
N. B.?While the term? of silo re?
quire cash, wo would bo glad to mnk"
a reasonable loan to any one purchas?
ing the property.
By McVeigh & Gllnn,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONER'S AUCTION SALE
OF
. SMALL TRACT OF LAND ON THE
STAPLES MILL ROAD. BETWEEN
THE BROAD STREET ROAD AND
DUMBARTON;
In ptirsuanoe of a decree of the Clr
j cult Court of IXenrlco county, entered
j on tau 9th day of January. 1912, In the
suit styled "J. E. Warlnner vs. L. H.
Kemp, sheriff of Ilenrloo county, and
as ?ijrh administrator of William A.
I Morrison, deceased, et als.," I will sell,
! on the prerntsos, ou
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30. 1912.
at 4 P. M-,
all that tract of land In Henrlco coun?
ty, Vu., owned by the late William A
Morrison, containing 22.S3 acres, more
or less, on the cast side of Staples Mill
Road, and on the north side of a road
i separating Mrs. Morrison's estate from
tho land of Charles Smith. \
TERMS: Ono-lhlrd cash; balance In
equal Instalments at six and twelve
months, evidenced by notes, bearing
interest from date of sale, title to be
retained by the court until payment in
full; or all cash, at tho option of tho
purchaser. '
JAMES W. GORDON.
.Special Commissioner.
In the Clerk's Ofllco of tho Clrouit
Court of the county of Henrlco:
E. Wa.rlnner, who sties, ot,
I Plaintiff
against
l William A. Morrison's administrator
et als.Defendant
I hereby certify that the bond In the
above styled suit has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk of the
said court this 23d day of January,
J.912.
E. R. PHILLIPS.
D?puty Clerk.
THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED
on account of Inclement weather until
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1912,
at 4 P. M.
JAMES W. GORDON.
_ Special Commissioner.
Real <E0tatr jfor fealc
Large Brick Factory on
South Seventh Street
Equipped with sprinkler system and
I boilers. Price reasonable: small cash
payment and long cradlt If desired.
_IT. SELDON TAYLOR & CO.
I FARMS, MILLS. Bto* *"*? ~
FOR SALE.
Loans rrfado on country or city preiH
erty. Catalogue free.
GBO. E. CRAWFORD CO..
833 East Main Street
UtlUl'OilDfS
SBADOAKD AIR LI.VC
Southbound trains scheduled to leave
Richmond dally: 9:10 A. M.?Locnl to
Norllna. 1:20 P. M.?Sleepers and
coaches, Atlanta. Birmingham, Savan?
nah, Jacksonville. 8:18 P. M.?Florida
Limited (except Sunday). 9:42 P. M.?
Sleeper, Jacksonville coaches. Birming?
ham. 11:35 P. M.?Sleepers, Jackson?
ville. Tampa, Birmingham. Memphis.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive
in Richmond daily: 5:32 A. M.. 7:38 A
M., 0:26 A. M. (except Monday), 5:05
P M? fi:40 P M.. Local._
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE UAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule of eloctrlo .rains to and from
j Ashland, stopping at Intermediate station*
I upon signal; Lv. Richmond (Urond and
i Laurel Sti.): ?6:0$, *7:10, 8:10b, 9:10. "10:10,
11:10 A, U.; 1:10, 2:10. 3:10. 4:10b, l.u. ?:20.
7:10. 8:10b. 10:10, 11:14 P. M. Lv. Ashlana:
?&:U, 7b. 8. ?b. 10. ??11 A M.. ?13 M.j "1. 2,
I, 4. 5?, s. 7, 8. tb, 11 P. 11.
?Dally except dunday. "Sunday onl>.
bC'arnea baggage.
l?ufltoabo
?if
TO AND FROM WASHING TON AND BEY ONO.
J?on,vo Richmond I Arrlvo Richmond I
?4.50 A.M. 11, M M.Mi.
?S.?S A.M. Main st.Mn.
?5.6 ii ??[. iijtc. St. St*.
?7.li) A.M. n,r? St. NU.
?7.18 A.^1. JlalnSt. SU
?S.lilA.M. l?;rd St. Sin
V>.:10 A.M. Main ?t. But
Mlf.Ol nouoU'rdSt. St::
12.OOF.31.Bjra St. Ktn.
?8.5? l\H. 11) il St.SU.
?4.16 P.M. Kll>? Station
?5.15 P.M. Main St. SU
*8.zOP.n. IlTrJHI. KU
?7.501.?.. Hii4St.SU.
Ill.SS A.M. tlla Station.
111.85 A.M. Bjt* Ht.SU.
?.1.1a P.M. Halo St.SU. '
?2.15 I'.V. jljrd St.Sln.
16.5U P.M. r.jrdSt.Kt*.
'T.-iS P.M.HjrdHt.SU.
l^lOP.K.BMnSt.Sta,
?U.lO P.M. KirdSt.Sto.
?0.33 P.M. M?lnfiLSU.
tl0.20P.H.Hji4Bt.St?M
'11.80 P.M. MalnSt.Sto.
?lltWMfM DjrdSU.Bu.
ACCOMMODATION TilAINS?WEEKDAYS.
lelTe Bird St. SU. 4.00 V. H. tot FrearrieksbvrC.
leare Kfba Ht*. 8.SO A. n.,fi..".'i v. ;i. for tiulanl.
ArrUo Ujrd St.Sta.S.S? A.M.front FrrdrrlcktVgy
Arrlre Klha St*. G.80 A.M.,6.3? P.M.from Aabland.
?Dally. ^Weekdays. ^Sundays only.
1 Dally except Monday.
All traln? to or from Byrd Straet Station
(except trains leaving; 4.50 a. m., 5.50 a. m. ami
arrlviug is.jo night) stop at Elba. Time of
arrivals and departures not guarantied. Read
[ th? aipna.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:40 A.?Local?Dally?Newport Now*,
8:20 A.?Looal?Dally?Ch'vlllo. Ex. -Sun
Thurmond
T9:00 A.?Expresa?Dally?Norfolk, Old Point*.
U0:M A.?Local ? Dally?Lchbg. Lax. C. Korg*.
?2:u0 P.?ExprcstvaDally?Cln.-L'vllle.
14:00 P.?Expre?s-?Dally?Norfolk, N. N?w?u
6:00 P.?Local?l>Ai!y?N. Nowj. uid I'olnt,
5:14 P.?Local?Dally?Gordniisvllla,
t:lS P.?Local?Ex. Sun.?Lchbc, Natural
Bridge, Clifton Forge.
??:'4? 1'.?LliniB^d?Dnuy ? CmrJn'tL ChPgo.
?11:00 P.?Express?Dally?Coeluna::, L'vllle.
?SleepcM. tPurlor Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
Eatt: S:15 A. M., 7:10 p. M. Through from,
East; 11:20 A. M.. 6:30 P. M. Local from
West: 1:30 A. M., 0:53 A. M. and 7:13 P. XI.
, Through: 8:20 A. M., 2:33 P. M. and 3:30 P. M.
Jamus River Line: "S:3i> A. M., t:C P. M.
Dally except Sunday.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFBU3CT1VK JANUARY 1st. 1*12.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND Dai LT.
For Florida xnd South: H.15 A .\t. and
[ 7:33 P. M., ?10:20 P. M.. t:00 A. M.
For Nortolk: 9:00 A. M., 1:01 P. XI., 4:1?
P. M.
For N. tt W. Ry. West: 6:15 A M.. 10:0*.
\ it., 3:00 r. hi., ?:20 P. M.
For Petersburg: l:O0 A. M.. 4:15 A. M.,
Is .10 A M., 9:00 A. It . 14:00 A- M., 3:00 P. M..
?-.10 P. M . ?:03 P. M.. TtlS P. M? 9:20 P. IS..,
|11:15 P. U.
For Qoldsboro and Fayettcvllla: Mill P. M.
Trains arrive Richmond dally: 4:40 A. M.,
I S-.40 A. M., 6:40 A. it.', n7:O0 A. M? ?8:37 A.
-M . "10:48 A. M., U-.40 A. M., ?2:0D P. M..
??1:40 P. M.. 6:05 P. M.. 6:35 P. it., 8:00 P. M..
9:00 p. M., U:30 P. M.
j 'Except Suuduy. ?*Sunday only, a Except
( Monday.
I Tim* of arrival and departure nnd con
r.rctlona no' .vuarautoed.
C. S- CAMPBELL. D. P. A., S31 Main St.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREU1ER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave I Richmond.
.N. B.?Following kcheduie Ilgures publish?
ed as Information and not guaranteod:
For the South?Daily: 4:10 A. M. Local.
10:ti A. M. Express. 1:00 P. M. Express,
with electric lighted Sleeping Cor for At?
lanta and Birmingham. 11:45 P. M. Express.
Week Days: 3:CO P. M. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:30 P. M.?Dally.?Connecting for Bai?
timor? Mon.. Wed. and Friday. 6:00 A. M.-.
Ex. Sun. and 3:15 P. M.?Mon., Wod.' and
Friday?Local.
Trains Arrive /ttchmond.
From ths South: ?:W A M., 8:40 A. M.
2:00 P. M., i:vo P. M? dally; 12:66 Ex. Bun,
From West Point: S:S0 A M. dally, 11:35 A.
M.i Mon., Wo. and Frl., 4:25 P. M. Ex. 6un.
S. E. BURGESS. D. P. A.,
907 B. Main St, "i'h.in.. Mudlson 271
Richmond & Petersburg electric Railway
Cars 1 v M.'-;. >. Sovanth and Parry
Streets, for I'eiuraourg:
?6, 7, I, *9 10. 11. ?12 A. M.. 1, i, ?3, *, 6,
??5rt5. ?6. 7. ?, -9 10 P. M.
11:00 P. *Lt tor Chester, 12:00 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leava Petersburg, foot of Sycamora
Street, lor Manchester:
tC:16, 6:35, ??7:15, *7:?, 8:55, 9:36, ?10:15, 11^35
A. M., 12:35. ?l:S5, 2:35, 3:36, i:3i, ?:3t,
?7:35, i.ii. 9:J!>, ?10U0, 11:40 P. M.
tDaily exoopt Sunday and holiday*.
?Curries baggage and cxprasa
??Limited, except Sundays and holidays.
Ail cars from Petersburg cminoot with
cuts lor Richmond.
Mim di u AN? WESTERN RAILWAY.
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In afXSCt January 1st, 1913.
Loave Byrd Street Statiun. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: '9:00 A. M.i '3:00 P. M., ?1:10 P. M.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST: ??MS
A. M.. UO'.uO A. M., ?3.CO P. M.,"3:20 P. M.
Arrive. Richmond from Norfolk: ?11:40 A. M?
?6:25 Vi M.. ?11:30 P. M. ' From the West: ?4:40
A. M., aitOO P. M., hl:40 P. M? ?G:05 P. M..
?9:00 P. M.
?Dally. aUnlly ex. Sunday. bSunday only.
Pullman l\irlor nnd Sleeping Cars.
W. B. BEVILL. C. U. BOSLET.
O. P A.. Roanokc. D. p V. Richmond.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAV ST RE IS TS.
Open daily from 10 A. M. to I P. M.
Admlaa'cn, "Gc Pro.i oc oaturday^.
?tctimbont?
Royal Mall Sleam Packet Co.'s
LUXURIOUS ^^.^
r^fte ,5-jfo "ARCADIAN"
Sajlins Every Saturday al noon to
BERMUDA'?^1
Itoimd Trip $30 up
Brdataada and full-lencth m'rrora In avsry
room and many otber lulrodld feature*
contain*] In no other sfsaraibln,
SANDERSON 4> SON. Ccn. AgU? 21 SUIc St. ft. T.
.S. H.'llOWM VN,
i-'liS Bttat Main SL, Richmond, Va.
OLD DOMINION LtNK.
Lv. RlchmonU toot ul Aau St- dolly.7;00 P.M.
Leavo Newport New*.ilOOA. M.
Arrive Norlolk.?:W A. M.
Qoaaaeta wun main lino steumsr* leaving
Nortolk lor N?w Hulk dally except Sunday
i:u\i P. M. Comioclioud aiso made by N, u
VV, Ry. 1 1'. M. und C. & O. Ry. at ? P. it.
.Sight Linn steamers .... .. a; Claramout to
Und or lecenu passengers oi. algnui, and
will be invt by .ho conveyanc*.
VIRULMA NAVIGATION t'O.-James Rl?a'
by daylight tor Nortolk nnd Old Point, New?
port Novvs and all James River laadlug*.
Staarcer leuvos Mo. Wednssday i ..a
Frldey at 7:00 A. M. Freight racalvod lot
all James Rivor laiu?tigs. 'i'liouc Madison 17?.
Muhl l'lettel OUR?. Sil E. Main Stream
Why? "Ask Mr. Bowman"
Because ho knows. lie saves you
inoii-v and furnlshea TKAVKL without
TRorilLl-: to all purls of the WORLD.
FREE INFORMATION BUREAU, Phone
MudUon M54.
Sulllllol 11. Ilm? 111 ii II,
Southern Tourist Ajront. .
Merchants and Miners Transprotatioa Co
Norfolh to Bu?tun, Maa?? ana
Providence, R. l.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston?Dally,
except Thurad.iy; for Provld-mce. Mon., Wod.
and SuL at o P. M. Paxsengera and frslgnt
taken for all -<sw England point Ticket*
on aal? at uUica a * O. Ry.. 14, 4k W. Ry.
0, II. llowmaii, 70S East Mala, aud ltUhuu a,'
Tranffc Co.. Hv'j Ea?l Uaia.
WHITE STAR LINE
NKW YORK?PLYMOUTH?CHERBOURG?SOUTHAMPTON.
FAST MAIL ROUTE TO ENGLAND AND THE CONTINENT
The I.nrscMC and Finest Strainer In the World.
? "OLYMPIC" Hfe
French ? In Corte IteMaurant, Turkish and Electric Batha, Sujiumloi;
Pool. Pour Elevators, 1? yinnnslnm, Verunda Cafe.
Pnlm Court, cte..
Will Mall Frr?ni New York
February 21 ?M March 16.
nnd Regularly Thereafter.
WHITE STAR LINE, 0 BROADWAY, N. V. .
Or Local Asrenla.
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