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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

or THE BuLLION.BECK & CHAMPION
Mining Company. Notice Is hereby given
that the annual meeting OF the stOcf holders
OF tho Bullion. Beck & hampton Mining
Company will DO held at the Companys of
fee. room @7 Tempeton Building Salt Lake
city. Utah. on Monday March End, 4. D.
1904 NJ 10 m. Tor the purpose OF olecting
officers aud directors FOR tho ensuing year.
and FOR the Transaction OF such othsr bust.
moss as may properly come before The meet
ing.
Nv order Of the BOARD Of Directors
NJ. O. MORRIS, Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah, Feb. 10th, 1908.
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NORTH OGDEN.
CoAsTING ACCIDENT.
Little Boy Kicked by a Horse--Flat-
tcring Fruit Prospects.

Special Correspondence.
North ogden, Weber Co., Feb. 90
A shocking accident occurred to lit
tie boy OF James A. Dodman last even
ms through a kick from a horse. while
the little fellow was enjoying ooasting.
The hoof OF the horse made an ugly
cash IN the forehead requiring four
stitches TO draw the wound t0ge Their
fortunately il Is only a flesh wound
and while the skull was bare It was not
injured by the blow.
A few OF the friends of Mrs w r.
tcucs remembered her pleasantly last
Wednesday IN honor Of her Attn birth
day.
The prospect In this locality thus far
~ very fatterng for a heavy crop Of
fruits and an abundant supply OF wat
er.
A meeting OF the board Of education
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LAYTON.
Wedding Day Anniversary Farmers
VIII Raise Tomatoes for Cannery.

Special Correspondence.
Layton, Davis Co., Feb 20.--Hon.
Jesse M, Smith and wife gave a recep-
ton last evening to their immediate
friends and relatives, in honor OF the
END anniversary OF their wedding day.
A large number were entertained royal
ly by Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
A great number Of our farmers have
contracted to raise tomatoes for the
Kaysvllle cannery.
Peter Barton has exchanged his farm
here for one In Syracuse. Mr. Barton
is moving his buildings upon his newly
acquired possessions.
Rufus Adams has purchased the San
dali farm from Joseph Sandal, who re-
Gently moved to Canada.
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A Meak stomao oh.

causes weak body and invites dis
case Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures and
strengthens the stomach, and wards of
and oyercomes disease. j. b. Taylor. q
prominent merchant of Chrlesman,
Tex, says 81 could not eat because
Of weak stomach. lost all strength
and run down in weight All that mon
ely could do was done, but all hope OF
recovery vanished. Hearing Of some
wonderful cures effected by use Of 10.
dol ! concluded to try It. The
first bottle benefited me, and after
taking four bottles | am fully restored
to my usual strength weight and
health"
y, c, NJ. l. Drug store, 112-114 Main
Street
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ANIMAL MEETING.

HOME FIRE INSURANCE 90 The an
nual meeting Of tho stockholders OF the
Home Fire Insurance Company viii be held
at the Office Of the com lany, No 20 East
Temple street, salt Lake city, Utah on FIJI
day, March 9Th ll0} at OF lock pm Tue
purpose OF said meeting Is TO receive the re-
ports OF the officers for the past hScal year.
10 elect board Of directors, a secretary aud
a treasurer, and % transact such other law.
full business as may come before the meeting
HORACE O. WHITNEY, sec'y.
February igth 1915
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GILES.
New Westinghouse Nearing Com
pletioo Cold ~ Below Zero.

New clearinghouse Nearing Com
pletioo Cold "a Below Zero.
Special Correspondence.
Giles, Wayne Co..Feb, l9.-The people
of this valley have Witnessed the cold
est weather this winter ever known
here. on the 18th inst. the U. S. Their
mometer registered is degrees below
zero
our new Westinghouse Is being
pushed very rapidly II all Is well be-
fore another sun sets the shingles will
all be on and il Is expected that the
building win be 50 FAR completed by
March Il next that the Relief society
viii be able to hold their annual cele-
bration within its walls,
The visit OF Apostle Woodruff and
President Seymour b. Young has great
~ encouraged the people Of this place.
County Commissioner h, II. McDou-
gall OF Hanksvllle is just down from the
Bromide mine on the Henrys mountain,
and gives a very ilattering report OF
mining conditions there.
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PROVO.
WILL HONOR VETERANS.
u Folks Of Pleasant View and
Provo In Tabernacle.
,lal Correspondence

Etcal Correspondence.
IktWo Utah Co., Feb. 1.-THE old
N kM Of Provo and Pleasant View ward
q given an entertainment Monday,
''Ia, N the Tabernacle. 1t is arr
sN mat the guests will assemble
XIV J o'clock and devote an hour to
~ greetings, At 10 o'clock a pro-
A M !. .onslstlng OF songs, readings, etc,
I n, y gwen and fruit and candy will
presented to the old people
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FILLnORE
Shocking immortality Disclosed In
Court Trials.

Special Correspondence.
Fillmore Willard Co., Feb 2O.--ln the
case of the State Of Utah vs. John L.
Peterson the jury returned a verdict
finding him guilty Of unlawful relations
with female, and the court pro-
nounced Judgment that he be fined IN
the sum of 500, which was paid. In
the case against Mahoney Marshall for
same offense, alleged to have been com
mitted at the same place and with the
same woman and at practically the
same time, the jury returned a verdict
OF not guilty The evidence in these
two cases reveal details OF immortality
without Il parallel in the history OF this
county.
Henry Bowen Is on trial today on
charge OF grand larceny.
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the back Of the head by falling buck
ct, cutting a cash five inches long, ana
cracking the skull, rendering him un-
conscious Cannot tell yet whether II
win prove fatal or not
The health OF the people Is splendid,
Tho weather is like spring, the cold
cet spell Of the season is past Their
mometer "a degrees below zero for a
day or two
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INSTRUCT COURT HEARINGS
.,,t Coz Acquitted by a Jury in Judge R0'-
ops Court
y,nlre Exhausted In Ehor' 10
+" .,,n,, Juror III Bhss and Reese
merder Cases

u,,.t cox was tried before Judge
|pI,pp in the district court yesterday
.'s.rged with the ruin Of a young wo-
.r'o The trial lasted but short tlme,
H. Jury returning verdict of mot
.gdly" 600 .ho
4 A. me conclusion Of the Cox case the
A.,rlug Of Bass and Reese, the two
!, Dsn arrested on the charge of murder
n ,hs shooting Of young Fred MeCape'
Ia called The entire day was con-
[Dmsd IN getting a jury. The panel was
.,bSustsd and a special yenire OF ~
,s mes drawn The court was wei
tmsS with spectators, the case attract.
"A y considerable attention, on account
<',the JIabolical murder with which the
|rsp are charged, and the popularity Oh
ItsIr victim, o,,
IN A. HerrIcR and Geo. D. Folkman
sys been appointed court bailiifs dur
In the present murder trials.
II BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
" R. Gray. commercial agent Of the
southern Pacific was in Ogden yester-
By ,vr
II Detective Pender yesterday took VIII
3am Campbell, a deserter captured in
<bgien TO Fort Douglas.
n sanitary Inspector Powers Yesterday
IN a complaint against Principal
}nss Of the Mound Fort school, charg-
Ia the pedagogue with violation OF
e quarantine laws
q i. Mackee, OF the Market Hotel
;tmpany, was In Ogden yesterday en-
5pute to Los Angeles.
Il Judge Dee and family are back from
y two weeks trip TO California.
4 Chief Of Police Browning WAS a Salt
lake visitor yesterday
A NJ and Mrs. Frank Brooke are back
hon Portland Mrs. Brooke will re-
balm IN Ogden, her husband leaving
fUtly for Alaska, where he Is superin-
tndent Of lighthouse construction,
~, v Beghtol Of Keamey, Nebraska,
- The guest Of his son, g. A. Beght0l.
James Berry was yesterday granted q
yGce from his wife, Phoebe Beery,
Judge Rolapp.
n Red Harrington convicted Of sod
Ny was yesterday senteiced by Judge
&olapp TO four years In prison, and
as taken to Salt Lake by Sheriff
<iey.
John P Meakln was in town yester-
M
me Shupe-WIllams Candy company
fs outerown It's present quarters and
nsw building is being erected in the
nm
The board Of education held a short
sSon last evening and decided to
Ne the schools Monday in commem-
patton Of Washington's birthday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
there viii be a special meeting Of the stock
holders Of the highland Mining and Milling
Company corporation o, Utah ~ Room
e5 Hooper Bl0ck, salt Lake City, Utah, on
SATURDAY,, teb Is 1919 az o'clock ?. NJ for
the purpose OF electlng i've i,l directors 70
All fortheensuing year, and 70 trausact such
other business As may lawtuily come before
the meeting j. = ANbtkeDN,
Dated leo 18th, 1893 Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21
GOLD DUST MINING COMPANY.

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
stockholders meeting OF the Gold Dust Min
tag Company, will be held AT the Office Of the
Company 20 ~. Commercial Block salt
Lake UitY, Utah. nm the 18th day OF March,
tOl at the hour OF obo clock p. M. Tor the
purp 50 Of electng Board OF Director, and
Tor the transaction OF such otner business as
improperly como before the mgatinL
henry HARKER. Sectstaty.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice IS hereby given that the st0ckh1ll
ers OF The Parallne on Company OF Utah
will meet o. It's Office No SO Constitution
building, salt Lake City, Utah. on Monday,
the md day Of March, 1913, at tho hour OF
$3.50 p m, for The election Of Board OF Dfec.
tors and officers for the ensuing year, and
70 transact such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting
DIX. CLARENCE BARRETr, Secretary.
9alt LakeCity Feb B, 1893
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division M and for Salt Lake
County state OF Utah. I'm the matter
OF the estate and guardianship Of AZ
bert johnson, Lawrence Johnson, Laura
johnson, Herman Johnson ana Kinney
johnson, minors. Notice. Tho petition
Tor approval and settlement or the final
account Of the guardian Of The persons
ana the estate OF The above named
minors and for the partition Of the es-
tate IN his hands 20 said minors, has
been set for hearing on Friday the eth
day Of February a. d. 1908, at ten
O'Clock a. M at the county Court
House, ia ;he court room Of said Court.
~ SAT- Lake City Salt Lake County
Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court, with
the seal thereof Affixed this 10th day
OF February A. D. 1903.
(Seal) JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
BY j. U Eldredge, Jr., Deputy Clerk.
Barlow Ferguson attorney for petit
TONER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

In the DISTRICT Court probate division. In
ana for salt AXE County. State OF Utah In
the 90 atler OF the estate and guardianship OF
benjamin Greenwood an incOnuutant mrs
son, Notice. he petition Tor approval and
settlement OF the report and account OF tho
guardian OF the person and the estate OF
BenlAmln Green wood au Incompetent per-
son, has been Tor hearing on friday the
Slh day Of teoriary A ID 1908 az 10 O'clock
a'm' AZ the County COurt House 10 The
Court hOom " said Court la Salt Lake
CITY salt Lake County, Utah.
witness the ule Of said court. with She
seal thereof Affixed this l2th day OF ioJru-
AIRY, AID. 1908
Seal John JAMES, Clerk.
,,. ny J, y. Eldredge Dr., Deputy Clerk.
wilson x smith attorneys Tor guardian,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

The instant the chilly sensation Is
felt, use Dr. Humphreys "seyenty-sey-
en-" and take some form OF gentle exer-
else until perspiration is induced. This
VII break up your cold.
The persistent use Of ~ breaks up
Colds that hang on--Grip.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Co. Corner William and John streets
New York.
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"a OGDEN SUBSCRIBERS

reb. le 1903, the circula-
On and a'Isi AFTER, News in ogden Will
ilon Of ID, Dv Of Robert 7. Burdette'
ls in the n y, Collections for the daily
to Ts s'm,1 a. issue, should be maze mace.
and sa'uiu'' ., non.delIvery, or tardi'
Complaints .',, % will be promptly at
n''' % =. o' No Mr. Burdette. Collections
i,nd ..os ~ = will be made mOn.n 1y.o,,,v
Of accounts Cor the semi-Weekly
P'y~ a.slsb IS not delivered by car r
News WIZ made 10 Il. A. Larkin or
a = 0''' THE DEsEREr NEWS.
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QuARTERLY coincidence.
RAYMOND, CANADA.
SERIOUS WELL ACCIDENT.
Roy Green struck on the Head With
Falling Bucket

Special Correspondence,
Raymond. Alberta, Canada, Feb 1S--
Roy Green, l6-year-od boy, working
IN the bottom Of a we'll, was struck In
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' OGDEN NEWS.

I. branch g 4 :, S e ' 3; 4 Rs's5s'
News Tvs in ogden Where Y err advertisements
i iss Isubscripli odnsillvered by carriers IN
Tbs News dl y on the same terms
osa \ SAN Lake CITY, ---
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LOGAN.
BURIAL OF FERRIS JEPPEsoN
Cupid Kept Busy Not All III Wind
Business Change.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co., Feb l9.The fu-
neral services over the remains Of the
late Ferris Jeppeson were held In Lo-
gan tabernacle today at p. m. There
was a very large attendance, showing
how wide was the esteem In which the
deceased was held. The opening prayer
was offered by Elder Lyman II. Mar
tlneau, and the speakers were Elders
A. G. Barber. James A. Langton, Pres
ident Joseph Morrell and Bishop Joseph
f.. Carbon. Counselor II. j. Carlisle Of
fered the closing prayer The speakers
eulogized the deceased In the highest
terms, the incidents surrounding his
death being given, He was conscious
TO the time of his death, yet was fully
resigned. He was manly and admir-
able young man, and extremely popular,
especially among his companions. The
floral tokens were many and beautiful,
and long cortege followed the remains
TO the grave,
Beautiful music was furnished for the
occasion by quartet composed of
Frank Baugh, Guy Thatcher, Charles
Hanson and A. l.. Farrell.
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'''' DIR OWN STATE.

An exceptionally fine program has
been prepared for the occasion, in
which the best local talent Will appear.
Spectators VIII be charged a small ad.
mission fee which viii go 10 defraylng
the expenses OF refreshments for the
old people, and as the day is a holiday,
program very interesting and the OBJ
jeot most worthy, the committee hopes
to have large attendance.
Carriages have been provided TO car
ry the feeble iand aged TO the Taber-
nacle. and to their homes after the en-
tertainment.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
In the case OF James J, Talmage VS.
George Jaggers, Judge Booth has rem
dered decision which gives possession
Of the premises IN dispute to plaintiff,
who IL to pay defendant s20.l5 De-
PENDANT Is TO pay the costs OF court.
and each party pays his own witness
fees.
The petition OF Ellen Green of Amer
lean Fork, for appointment as guard
Ian OF Alphonzo Green and Rodney
Green, minors, has been set for hearing
March 2.
In the case of Mary Jane LOSER VS.
Jacob LOSER time for payment OF
costs has been extended tn March 25
Plaintiff has been granted 10 days ad.
ditional In which TO amend complaint
In the case of Bengt johnson VS. Abra-
ham Johnson.
The hearing Of petition for sale of real
estate In the estate Of j. M. Samueson,
deceased, has been set for hearing on
March Z.
WEDDING BELLS.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued
Leo Jacobs, %, and Florence Gilcbrlst,
49, both OF Lehi.
Robert J, Bradford, 49, and Mary h.
Payzant. II, both of Spanish Fork.
-
One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
In one minute, because It Kills the mi
crobe which tickles the mucous mem
brane, causing the cough, and at the
same time clears the phlegm, draws
out the Inflammation and heals and
soothes the affected parts. One Min
ute Cough Cure strengthens the lungs,
wards off pneumonia and Ii as harm
less and never failing cure In all cura-
BILE cases OF Coughs, Colds and Group.
One Minute Cough Cure il pleasant to
take, harmless and good alike for
young and old
Y. c. NJ 1. Drug store, 1l2-1l4 Main
Street
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PROBATE AND GUARDiASsHfP
NOTICES.

Consult County CLERK or the respsctiv,
signers for further Information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORs-E ESTATE
OF George Davis. deceased. Creditors
VIII present claims with vouchers to the
undersigned ut CA north Fifth West
street Salt Lake City. Utah ON or be-
fore the LIST day Of June, A. D., 1908.
GEO, A. DAVIS.
Administrators Of the estate Of George
Davis, deceased.
a. H. IRVINE, attorney for estate.
Date OF first publication, Jan 81, A.
D.. 1903.
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WEDDING BELLS.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by the Cache county clerk:
Edward Martin, Samaria, Idaho. ..1
Emma Hawkins, Samaria, Idaho. IL
Joseph T. Derricott. Liberty ...,....SO
Lydia Sleight, Lanark ..,.....,..,.A
George Lilllts. Liberty ..,..,........21
Elizabeth Gambling, Liberty ......a
Henry Christensen, Jago ..,.,..,.ls
Emeline Christensen, Lago .........2l
Milo Andrus, Richmond ....r.......3
Ellie Irene Egan. Smithaeld .....p
Neph Lundberg, Logan ,,...,,,......A
Ida Nelson, Smithheld ..,....."...2O
Reuben r. Spidell, Preston ......",..S
Irene NJ Spidell, Preston .......,.,22
Edwin Crockett, Preston .,....,,..,...19
Lena Peterson. Preston ,.,......"...T
j. w. e. Scott, Mlllville ...".......@
Hilma Olson, Millville ..,,.....,..S
Joseph II. Humphreys, Millyille ...,.2
Petra Peterson, Millvllle ...........N
William Schneider, Logan ..........H
Dora C. Peterson, Logan ,..,.....,,S
NOT ALL ILL WIND.
Considerable fear has been expressed
that the present wlntry weather would
cause great loss Of cattle and sheep on
the ranges Many sheep owners are
feeding their herds, and Mr.. l. j. Neddo,
the well known Providence sheepman
states that the fall Of snow win make
possible the driving Of the herds to the
prairles from the mountains, thereby
giving them better feed. II has been
impossible to take them from the hills
heretofore from the fact that there was
no water for them TO drink. He be-
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The following marriage licenses have
been issued
Leo Jacobs, %, and Florence Gllchrlst,
20, both OF Lehi.
Robert j. Bradford, 20, and Mary h.
Payzant, Il, both Of Spanish Fork.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28
Office or City Water Works.
Room,S. CITY Hall.
Richmcmd. va, June II. 10;

Richmcmd, Va, Tune H. lsl5.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR T. CON.
struction Of siibsid!nE and coasnlating ba-S
sins and tho work pertaining thereto wilt
be received here uhiil 8 p, M JULY ].
1903 and then publicly opened.
The right to reject any or all propasaIs
As reserved by the Committee on Wa,
ter.
ao''s s's c, r. BoLLINc. i,
-Ll1I1z,la.21-e2.2 5.3ss, sugertnteryaentsss
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Eastern State Hospital.

THE UNDERSIGNED MILL UNTIL. la
o'clock THURSDAY. July o 1903, receive.
scaled proposals to furnish this institil,
Shoes. NOTIONS-and other SUPPLIES
for the three months ending September
&c. 1903. A list OF articles needed quan-s
bid delivery of goods and other details
furnished on application "a a, BROOKS,
Steward Eastern State Hosptai 8
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LADY WANTED; SIS weekly. permanent. arts.
tlr employment! at home; no experience need.
rssna dnrniihsh ~ m ns sG
81, New York.
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Z SUMMER BOARD WANTED.

SUMNER BOARD WANTED for !. family of
Manchester. BOX 2I4. Richmond.
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WANTED. an accomplished. trustworthy lady
& GANyASSER. wanted alike for Hichmond,
Manchester. Petersburg. Norfolk md other
cities, TO sell new hook Just OUT a unique.
attractive. eauick selling. money getting book,
ana collect as she self; an active. resolute
worker ought TO soil ~ 10 10 copies OF this
beautiful book daily. realizing from 1925 10
si2,bO cash per dar for services. For inter
rIew address SUCCESS. mt this Office.
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send dime and stamp for fnll Instructions;
steady work. G. u. MILLER AND CO.. Ely
Bldg. Chicago. =.
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LADIES! $40 per 1000 Cor smaller quantities),
paid weekly. copying letters mt home; no
names to supply; nothing 70 bug. Addressed
envelope for copy. PRACTICAL MIG. CO..
20l BrondNar. n. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28

ACTIVE Catholic Lady to travel and collect for
manufacturer: s1s weekly To start: pcrma-
hent. lr saisfnctofy. JOHN ENGWALL,
Lakeside Building Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28

COPYING LETTERS At home. $25 per 1000.
paid weekly: nothing to buy or sell: no can.
wasting; steady employment. HANDY Co..
142 Nnssnu ST.. N. I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28

PRIVATE FAMILY. without children. will take
n few summer hosrdersi terms reasonable /;
l,ockbridEc Alum. Address Mrs. A. b.. Kerr 8
Creek, Va. $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28

WANTED. Summer Board in suburbs for lady
ann boy: must be on car line; name terms,
location otc. SUMMER. care this Office.
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WANTED. SUMMER BohRDERs at Sunny.
side" two miles from Bedford city: beautiful
view of Peaks Of otter large shady yard.
splendid tresstonc water; good fare: terms
reasonable. Address Mrs H. A. EUBANk.
Bedford City, Va.
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AGENTS WANTED.

$40 A WEEK and expenses to men with rigs
10 Introduce our Poultry Remedies. ORWON
rem. CO.. Dept. 40 Parsons. Kans.
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SUMMER HoARDERs.

MECIiUM's RIVER; frst.olass board on reason
able terms BY G. RI. PRICE.
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SUMNER BoAADERs, Le Noel Bon Air, Va.
Tor terms at this delightful SKINNER home
apply to a. u. NOEL Bon Air, Va.
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WANTED. SUMMER BOARDERS largo house.
plenty OF shade nice yard three. quarters OF
milo from station. Address BOX SO. SCOTS;
willie. IVA. @
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A FEW SUMMER Boarders wanted nice cool
rooms. In best rnrt OF city. nrst.clnss fare,
With plenty Of Fnrniville lithia Water. Ad-
dress Mrs ROET MEST. Farmvillc. VA
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PENs-A.1 line for neat canvatscr, either sox.
Z Eactl1ent prof. selling 10 Office trade: list
free: sanples Zoe. TURNER AND HARRI-
sos, Falcon Fen Works, Philn.. ia.
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HELP WANrEp-EEMALE.

a COOK; SEQ E, Franklin. Apply
Monday.
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WANTED. BoARpERs e. a quiet. healthful
place. good fare, excellent water: $40 per
month for adults: references exchanged. Mrs.
JSO. F. HOPE. Jackson, Lonsa county. Va.
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BoARDERs wanted location beautiful, Ad.
dress Mrs. DANIEL. Rcckhsh, Nelson county,
Va