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Arizona republican., 1904-09-14
DAN PATCH Is DYING
The Great Stallion ofHore Importance
 Than Many Hen.

Topeka, Kansas, Sept. 13.-Dan Patch. the famous bay pacing stallion, brought here to go against his rec ord at the Kansas fair, is at the point of death tonight. He is suffering from strangulated hernia.
 The veterinary surgeons say the cri- sis will come in the morning and that they have a chance to ss.ve the horses life. M. w. Savage. the owner of the horse. arrived here from Minneapolis tonight.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14
STOCKS.

Atchison, S1; pfd. 9724; N. J. Central, 179; c. S O.. 41%; St. Paul, 1SS; Big Four, @; c. S &, 16is; 1st pfd. 4SI4; End pfd. 2S; Erie. 297s; Manhattan, 156; Metropolitan, 121Ss; Mo. Pac., 97I2; N. Y. Central, 1245s; Penna., 129A St. l.. S $. r. 2ndN pfd. 59sa; So. Pac., 557s: Union Pac., Ss%; Anal. Copper, 55SS; Sugar. 11O7s; Anaconda. &; L. $. Steel. 15; pfd. G4Ss; w. U. 91S.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14
ONLY A CHURCH LEFT

Maria. Texas, Sept. ls.-The latest news from Presidio regarding the flood situation there is to the effect that nothing remains except the Catholic church. which is located about a mile or more from the river. The people are herded together on a hilsiee and many of them are in need of the nec- essaries of life. Three hundred and eighty-siN are without homes and ua- able to provide for their present de- mandS.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. D. C.. Sept. 1S.-Fore- cast, Arizona, showers in northern, part; fair in southern portion We'd neSday; Thursday fair. warmer in north portion.
 At St. Joseph-St. Joseph Colorado Springs game postponed; rain.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14

Ual. The war office authorizes the As sociated Press to deny the report that 5000 men of General ZasSalitch's corps have been captured and also deny that dunn dunn bullets have been used by the Russians.
 A report published in Paris that Rear Admiral Prince OuktomSky has been tried by court martial and sen fenced to be siot and executed Is un- true. He has not been tried.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14
THE IMPRESSION AT FRISCO.

San Francisco. Sept. 1S.-An inspec- ton of the Russian cruiser Lena's boilers began today by the United States inspector. Among the govern- ment officials the impression prevails that the Lena will be disarmed and remain in port until the close of the war.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14
STRIKERS LOOKING FOR WORK.
A Thousand Butchers Found Jobs
 Yesterday.

Chicago. Sept. 13.-About 1000 for mer strikers at the stock yards gath cred in the packing town today look ing for work. over a thousand were given work and the rest will come back tomorrow to renew the attempt
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14

cheapest kind. Rio Grande City. which has a population of 2,500 people. Is said to be threatened by the overflow.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14
THE HIGH WATER MARK
A Furry in Wheat Which Disturbed
 the Stock Market.

New York. Sept. 13-The wild price movements in the grain market today had a disturbing effect on securities.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14

St. Petersburg. Sept. 1S.-The em- perOr has a dispatch from Kuropatzin which says that a considerable force of Japanese have been seen about twenty-five miles southwest of AIuk- den. No engagement was reported. No change is reported in the situation at the front and no confirmation is ob- tainable of the report that Kurohi is moving northeast of Mukden but the authorities are more reticent than us-
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14

ued delay in the receipt here of any thing like a detailed official account either of the battle of Liao Yang or Of the present situation at the front is proving more irritating to the public at St. Petersburg than any previous phase of the War and has given rise to numerous alarmist stories of the alleged preCarious situation of General kuropatkin's army. None of these stories, however. is traceable to any authentic source. The fact seems to be that military operations in the neighborhood of Muk1en are suspended on account of the effect of the rains upon the roads.
 There is no current news tc record. and if Kurop0tkin has transferred any full account of the recent great bat tie it has not been allowed to Circu- late. The persistent silence is doing more than anything else to discredit the Russian commander-in-chie in the eytS of the public. with whom he has heretofore been an almost deified hero.
 Reports ihat the Chinese are mak- ing preparations to occupy the con Quered territory are creating some un- eaSineSS. for China has been all along an uncertain quantity. from which any development or complication might be eNpeStedlN. No one knows precisely what pressure. radical or political. Ja- pan may be able to bring to bear upon the great silent empire. The logical belief always has been that China would endeaVor to the utmost to re- nain from taking sides in the present conflict in order that she might be in a position to make the best possible terms with the ultimate victor; but it is realized that the continued Japan csc advance into the heart of ManChu- ria. might exert a powerful influence upon both the Chinese peasantry and the nearby Uncontrolled regular troops. which the weak central government at
 Pe}Iin might find 1t dsfIioClN to curb, thereby preCipitating serious NNouplica- lions upon the scene of sT TtCsl hostil- ities.
 There have been no developments here regarding the case of the Russian
 transport Lena in the harbor Of San Francisco beyond those noted in yes terday's dispatch to the Associated Press. While it seems almost incredi- ble that the admiralty should remain ! in ignors nee of the Lena's mission and
 fer whereabouts. such seems to be the case. IL appears that the vessel was ! acting wholly under the orders of Vice Admiral Skrydlcff and that he had not reported concerning it to the admiral
 ity.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14
AMERICAN LEAeuE.

At St. LOuis-Detroit-S Louis American League game postponed on account of rain.
 At Chicago-Cleveland-Chicago game postponed; rain.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14
SCRAPS OF NEWS.
Views of Correspondents at Various
 Points.

London, Sept 1S.-The Daily Mails correspondent at Chetoo reports that SoO,0O0 Chinese coolies are engaged up on the Japanese entrenchments be- tween Dalny and Port Arthur. The Morning Posts correspondent at Shanghai hears that the calling out of a portion Of the Japanese terri torial army is imminent.
 From Tokio the correspondent of the Standard telegraphS that the Chinese government is becoming uneasy over the fate of Manchuria, An uncOnfirm- ed report, he says, is Curren. that Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese assistant for eign minister. will leave Pekin shortly on a special nilsson to hdrope and America on the ManChurian question
 Bennett Burleish, cabling from lien Tsin 10 the Daily Telegraph. stiu in SiSts that the Japanese casualties in the battle of Liao Yang were nearer S0.O0O than I7.Oo0. Mr. Burleigh de clares that there is no evidence that the Russians used dunn dunn bullets. AIr. Burleigh's dispatch says: The Japanese, who are bad horSemast have many thousands Of animals foun- deTeG, terribly galled and sored. Rein forcements both of men and horses, however. are being hastened- north ward.
 "Oyama was overheard to say at Liao Yang that. stubborn as Kuropatkin is. he must now be in a desperate condi- ton and aware that his game will not do. Whatever corps Russia may mobilize, he says, the Japanese can duplicate them with better troops and put them into the field more quickly" "
 Mr. Wallace, correspondent of the San Francisco Bulletin. who has just recovered from a dangerous illness complains of gross neglect at the hands of the Japanese army doctors. He says that is a part of a plan to be rid oi foreigners.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14
WESTERN IEAGuE

Al Omaha-Omaha-D Denver game postponed; wet grounds.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14

THE MIDNIGHT OF DOUBT. St. Petersburg on Sharper Tenterhooks
 Than Ever. St Petersburg, Sept. 1S.-The contin-
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14
ON BASE BALL FIELDS
Results of League and Association
 Games Yesterday,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BROOKLYN, 5; PHILADELPHIA. 2.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14

FOR SALE-Nice 5 room modern brick cottage Small payment down. balance In monthly payments. like rent. E B. Pascoe. loans and notary public, 110 North Center street
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14

brooA1Nh -.@s s...s .~-.-.. -s-. a Philadelphia [..... ...... -.-
 Batteries-Cronin and Bergen; Fra ser and Doosn
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14

NEW YORK. g; BOSTON.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14
FIRST CAME
SECOND GANIE.

Batteries es-McGinnity and Warner: Wilhelm and Nedhsm.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14

FOR sALE--s0 acres fne land. we'll located. full water rights under ArIzo- na canal at half value if taken at once. E. E Paseoe. Real Estate and Loans. no N. Center street.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-14
MIST GAME

finger and Needham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20

AND PREssM.AN WANT
ed three book and tabuaior compost
tors, one rresstnan, one m q, on cutting I,
machine. Apply quickly, THE. STONE
PRINTING & NAN uF'ACTURINS CO.,
Roanoke, Va - 4 ~ II,
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4
4 md ,fSlljhi. bs arrangement made through
& Obadiah, d servant of the former, was !!
full OF interest. In that 1t resulted III, an
agreement to test the relative s s.raa mat
4 the test should be publicly made on
Mount Carmel, a bold prolnt.ltorS lutt,,h IN,
out into the Mediterranean. favoranie
spot. All altar was to be erected. sacri-
y fees laid thereon, and the God who an
B swered by fire should be acknowledging 70
he the true God. The prophets OF Baai
and cut themselves with knives from
Y response. The king and his courticrs +,
waited anxionsly, only to ind thatths go ni
when the priests called upon nm; mat
lie did not vindfcate himself.
THE yN1TN5SsES.-1t was after this
stepped forward, AS the representaty,e e, Of
a with the hundreds Of the prophets OF
saal. His first act was to invite nv, ,,, the pso,
Y gathered aboutthe altar. Of Baal.l 30; ie now
3 desired that they should surround him and
F3ibe witnesses OF all that might transpire.
ga not IT, propossit any fa shoad
open TO the insp ect ton Of ALL And me I,
q people came Ahab, the princes, the /, ell,
ders, probably some Of the false proptnie ne.
II some were there who knew Elijah :.
4 secretly believed I'm God and expected a
3demonst that should convince ~, M.
be that many orgy ~,
y; that this brave advocate OF rig s. IS
u SHOULD fall and dreading tho result OF his
sriumph. Tho was, !. one =
III t KS events We tsl t s might follow
S#f8THE As ALTAR.--T,he audience having
Elijah to ond WITH
a off nj
Is completed Twelve stones were seecte OF
the structure one for each tn Pc mus
neoognizing. not The :,
sSideds eighty years b Fore. the people were
sstilis oneSinsthef prophets thought as truly
rs when a Gilgal they set up OF
deliysrance ~ ad
,aiot annulled the old ;t%e! !. e
s tones were not bulded Into alta =
were thor used to; repairI t ~
wears of idoatry had LEM to .adecay5
lverse 30) The emblem Of the = e,
aith was restored 81? rro W s q
for the gpro w, t,,a,M
III he Almighty, he cont inuedg In his ply
u service suntil Rall was ho.iia
Wing more been DONE that altar mig ~ NV 9
testined 3to all lehoter the fait ! {, l
good ma a rehulIe to the aposlnte EI litttt.
I .4Si Fl = x sAcRIFI & il. The w alta beng
H order There was a. a II prcsc ibcd q mode
S$wel understood, for preparing fuel l9l#
AZ archal #time Gen XXI: o, and followed
With conservative cxactness III sa',bse,,5a
Squent centuries. erward ell jah 1, cut.
H the bullock In pieces, blowing the adre 9.
ION Il he sawl Lev. 56.Sl,s!a glVen 70
Ioses, tho Fregula tions dlvnelN apponteds
HI or a burnt Offering This sacrifice was;
& 30 be more than int est, 1T was ~ formal
Hn.estoration or that which tho law re-
s8quired each even s, but what8h had ! heen
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NOTICE.

i STILL HAVE SOME BROKEN SIZES
Of NegiEee Shirts. Manhattan and
others Of good quality. 81 to 81 shirts Tor
so to 75c. s II you can get your SIZE y g
S will get q bargain. NfUSCOE ~. Cart .AfS'5
NETT. Eighth and Main streets. -.
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CHURCH NOTICES.


flsye Avenus I and Beech
p, pastor.., :; hing at
= First RS BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER OF
i.f ans brgaa
Subject, Tfe Bruised Reed iced and Smoking
RACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Grace and Eoushee streets>. :. cidAs;;#
GARpNERDR3 pa st f. ssh9Sl
M y Aa.oR e Sit Sis +. K. r'sss "ss''ns
BROAD srR HHFa2Ras En-. /. spoosBR.
Rssasfg,a' subject, saloon
Bshss Rsstsssa E SFssS x!ta CHURCH
Grace Street between Fourth and Fifth Streets,
hsY .ssncss xeyH and
the pastor Morning subject n y True Phil
qsophy 81 p
sssts free P * 81 '1S!ss THop1sr
MsM H p
5s.i5 3 n. BY Rev 4, COOPER Sunday
sS sPARR /, : P { eE MET11opIsgg CHURCH
81 sas Rlas .nd
gssaS aTAEI9alE sHNHE
re ' 81 Il Fl asa q
FIRST PREsBYTBRlAN CHURCH COR,
i,er Madison and Grace Streets) --Rey. 3, q T.
lhifFADEN, pastor, II REACHING ALL o clock
A. NJ, by the Rey. ~ a IFS r. SMITH No
ss5S'ss q nSs a9salas
i 8 eloek x. H. eondueted SY Rsv. MARTIN
| d, HARDIN, OF Chariot to. N. g. Cos
s Eaf SREfW1 a.
M SVednesday nigh service at ia q clock.
sqnaiXe sfhoe r q = - A CORNER
Park Avenue and Harrison Street REV. s.
to "a, nr ON ii a.. n, ~ Rev, LEROY dREs-
e Nc n ssr .r1 e
sSgs Xysaas ana E &
/ al Nj. and 8:l6 u. NJ, by Rev. A, r. HoLpERs
ny. D. d. Sunday school $3.50 AZ. ~, Aiid,week
service Tuesday s:lb y. NJ eleome to all.
VEST END c 'tdHkiafiXN cHuRcl4.-
| Preaching 81 Rev. PR EsIoN IA. GAVE. at =
Az, Nh aHa sis Y Electric fans Public
Z II LUTHERAN & &c NJ
FIRST y ENGLISH =. LUTHERAN CHURCH
i Seventh Street between Broad nand Grecel.r
aaS Hssas.dss 4is5 II aosS
4 338 cIIRISTIAN sclENC ca *
o. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, sclEN list
sermon, Christ Jesus. IS Wednesday evening at
1 $3.50 Reading room open daily from 10EA.t NJ.
4 top r. Nj. No. a9 East Main Stfeet.8s
\ "a 81 NEW JERUSALEM, 81 WA
4 ENBoHG free reading room and lending, library
gpsh sFis
! ~ NJ, Sunday scho 81 40 A. ~ All welcome.
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MOI RoYs.

Pine 81 reet, bet Ween Graz a and F'rankln.$
Geo. M .E Mol ley. r rinci Rfchard u.
Wilson, y "a Assoctate Prin pal.
Isl lies. sss lEEj3
Opens NSednesday j.. septemb hr 2istsv 63
n New pupi la cl ASS n ed 3. sseptem.f
Der 20til logIes q q the bbok stores s
5a F Or GA aiogUes and further Information
Bath county. ia III u Septemb et:@ 18th:
ri chmpnei "
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{ ISWANTE D F ernale.

HOUSE $GIRI-WANTED, HOUSE8GlRL
Il Witiilreference, at No 500 West &c
street. 55SiSl93 ~
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Postrnasters Appointed.

: (FronlI Our Regular Correspondent) .
y NASHINGTON, 4 d. G., Aug. 1.-THE
following postmasters were appointed to-Ji
day; William S. Johnson, vice Q. H.
somes, resigned. Belleview, 'Buncombe
county. N. c.; Mrs. Emma Jarvis. vice
Sarah JtJohnson, resigned, Finley. Gray
SON county, Va iG n 10
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TRUNKS.

WANTED. sYOURsTRU KsREPA1RING.
R1CHMONDB$TRU MI rG.$ co. EOS
Brook Avenue. Phone 1854 II z 49s 35Sss
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SEABOARp AIR LINE
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO
81 PETERSBURG.
20 Gents for Round Trip.

~ Tickets good on all regular Sunday
trains, beginning May Is. 1904.
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gnfUI
trains, beginning May IS. 1904.
POPULAR ExcuRSloN8To$W INsToN-
gtlSALEM VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
AuGuST521, eo4, So. so ROuNDETRlP.
e Special train Will leave Richmond 1880
n. MI August 2lst, going through through
1o9 f Nyinston-S Salem. without change,
Through DanvilIe, Reidsyille. Greensboro,
etc $3.50 round trip. Special cars for
icoored people. Returning. leave VIM
;nton-salem 900 r. NJ. and arrive Rich
SInond 60, A. NJ, August ed. Tho last
and only excursion or the season TO the
Old North Stale. n
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.CoIlegs 81 EPhysio iansI & $ure.i 1on,.

.!I.1sBss OFMBAETlM OREy4f AARYI-AN G. l888fII
;33D ANN UAL@SE 10 NaBEG NSEOCTo.3
En- New bull ding, Z In dern eqis rSmel1t {, ur-
surpassed lnborat cries, la rye II and tSf1de-s
pendent Lying In AS yl u m Tor tactical OBJ.
tdrophobla and many hospitals for clinical
work nresent 4 9 Il the med tcsl student
every adyanta ge, lF
s5S For ca nlogueS and 81 her INF Ion ap.
sis TIL oAiAs oPIEs sSf Id /,
Cor. Calvert and aratoga s.
syffs Bal timO MARYLAND ss
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SPRING VIALLEY HOME sGR00L,s

home Comforts. Terms moderate. For partlcu-
lars address II HI Z. ~
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I 7 - ] 1d7I M n ! ~ { llIi .lI7i
PERSONALS.

WANTED, FAMILIES LEAVING TIiD I
car Be SUPPLIED BY us while away vii h
meats and everything else contained "
+ q market. BRAjER'S, 8 ! East Broad
sit Hfreef &s ila
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Pos1TIo ON IN WIZ LEsALE
or retail grocery store next year; have
: had five years experience ~ n$8 general
GRO CERYNArS,2} care This office. js u s
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5IMIIOUNT DE /! SiH.ES

2 ACADEMY OF n IITs YIs} ATIoNA 4 3 q
c:AToNsylLLE, lEsa g Bal tif3orel I'D 3.S
stensiye and II attractive itua4 on n heaithtul;
view OF Bal tirnoreft lis yer and i
work ia English. science. mus 4. art and Ian
guages: Illustrated ca talogues ~ pplic ton
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SITUATION SWANTED..-Ma

"A POSITION AS TRAVEL .!
I ing salesman through n South; &BS experi-ss
= enced = firearms, hardware H or spo rting 8
goods preferred; re ercnces the best. 9Ad y
+ dress ySALESNIAN.sS1HD L. ], his office,
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FOR AsEMENTF I.o OR. ECEN-
!@trallys locat ed 1.-TWO rooms end hall s good
i doctors office :Srea sonabla rent; perlna-
a nent stenan Il wan ted. Address F. Q. Box
& 3d. city $S y55S
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SCIENCES TRUNK F'ACTOR ", SIS EAST
Broad ~ Street, wan IS your, trunk a nd
Il atchelErepalrins. E. H.8SPENCE,g Shoe
and Trunk House. s$i rs
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VA N1ED. 3 5I5 a PRACT1C L MILL
wright. Apply after o. o'clock at our
warehouse, foot of Fo,irteent n ! street
SONS (Secdsmen. sGsl a 5
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] CA &C IN 4 VIEW
y rs Sunday

II 500 round Zip via c. 81 ). Two trains.
ESQ and o a., NJ. c. & 9. spassen gers ca u
remain at Ocean view until: q go p M. s IS
TAKE STEAMER 81 OLD 2olNT& COM
S s5 FoRT,E SATUR DkYENlG HT,EAUG. 81
27T Il \ a II % \ O'CLOc /.
SS75c Round trip to- Norfolk. II. .75c.
Il 75c.a Round trip to Newport News.t,.75c.
Is 50c.A Children. nnde - years of age. .eoc.
following Tuesday, III gSg$S II a5l Bi II
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SEALED PROPOSALS. &

\ s az o flee D "a
58Ss " The County, Clerk Of HenrIc sss
8 Sgts r. edmond, a., "a iig. |. 1A14.
SEALED PROP WILL y T, N NJ Il ls;-
ceived by the Board OF Super 'sors ssof;
" the county OF Fl enrico " a., up to- rOonS
s@SEPTEMBER 6. u 1904 sorE the constrlic-
"a ton 8g OF N 'rHR EEs N s TEEL BRIDGE S.t
Il Concrete Abutmen ts. In q Ia irfeld Dis
FL trict, near the cit Of RI chmond. Spec =
ticatons can be y seen "a I the. ofilce Q {
THE County Clerk. 3
Tho Board reserves I he right to reject.
i any or all iof said Z bids, and to let one.
" or more he said Z Bridges. M Il.
5S}8s 815 SANiIF;I r. SyYADDILI Clerk,
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WANTED a JTIENArsA AS PRINC1-
nal forithe High School sat buckingham
SC 70, IYit fere 81 il HAS
NJ ilINS, sBucking lla m. We III.
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.55. "scHE NOW Ell &
BOARDING DOL
i%EOP8 " OlifGfTSI. kDIE

osated IA the ni3sEa Ssiusiyl resIdent section
SfTthn icIty. oyerl Dupdlt Circle. Every
,aHvantdGe In M AZ q andI qua lIn-
tilsGal social advantages ne pupil In contact
Win the noted people Eot Soni( Naticn ddress
5fnrfS "a tai ogue, PRlNCIPAIl vi New Iianip-
Sshire Avenue. ashtn 6 toni 2 NJ Ss$ As
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3 REAL ESTATE,-For Sale.

FINE u ARM II FOR SAID OR l1x- \
& change, two niles q from city; 80 acres
land most Of 1t In crops; elegant eig y e
B{room house q ga S nd IVA ter, bat n etc;
hi fine alot stock and implements OF al.
9 kinds n telephone i1i5S house. Address =.
Il * X. ~ care This 9 flee. 3s3
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WHIT.. a CANVAS oxFoRDs. !

LADIES' WHITE CANVAS oXFoRDs
n at 800 per pair, all styles; all SHES !:
FL lust arrived. ALBERT STEIN ,it corner
IS Fifth and Broad. gas; n "A 81 q
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DEMONSTRATIONS or, s,s$ .FoWLER's
7flPJRF5 S4FI4AVORING EXTRACTS "a Z
The 4 COHEN CO.'S store. Ice cream
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WA N Z q ., IN STR oNG PLUM s.
helpers; no oilers need to. q tply.. pply
at Mutual Assurance BUILDING at
4 O'clock III the morning, Nlneh and Main.
WELLS NJNVTON# CO. 81 us
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n IEATHER BEDS TWANTE o a

WANTED, TO BUY FEATHER BEDS.
Address j. W. CASPER liz 8. & Cherry
# Street. 4 Phone 1920. Il ss 5st
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BARGAINS.

TITE BEST OF THEM ALLAN Q NJ
brelln. with fancy. ornate handles, for A
~ this sale sligo; you lever saw 50 much
value; q worth 81. 90. ,tSI'EaIBERTON,f
PRICE Il co.
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WANTED.

WANTED. "a SIS III. r. u EcTR1c 81
q tor. II second hand 8 Apply TO VS. r.
# CATO, Belf1eld Va z, fs
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3 LADIES' BARGAINS.

Noyvi WE HAVE "A PLENTY OR THE 4
present OF the 4 Belfast Linen Finish
Il Skirting at one shilling PI5MBERTON,g
ID PRICEH6:& &C. Il, III "a ltt3 ftsi
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:PIENTY MORE OF THE PEROALE
I Sheeting for8war1n wea thor, 90 in hes.
" selling at COO. PEMBERTON,S PRICE
~. 6.
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WANTED. POSITION AS STEACHERl IN
si ,,riyn e family by a lady OF experience
Hi teaching TESTING nnls furnished:
references exchanged. Address, stating
i terms q TEACHER Ashland n Hanover
h county, " a. 81 i..8a VII 5l55 355
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y'ANTED. TTBY "a * oUNl;; LADY OF
much experience to teach In family;
nmaliaed to teach English, Lntin, Mathe-a
- y, e los 4 French and z Music. Address
SADIE. smithheld Va
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VA N1,ED. POSITION AS II OUSEKEEP.--55
3 or by, competent lady; also work for
INV of eleven In same family. Address
n Mrs. IL. ZIG w, Nal n Street, "a n 5ss
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WANTED GRADUATE q As s VIR-5
If e e desires position TO teach English.
latin, French md Music in school or.
private family. Address Miss y, Fred :.
\ erick,s Hall Va. 80 4.
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FITzHUGH COTTAGE. vi RGIN3IsAii
good ta BE; s stelep11one; good bathing
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
s;,via Atlantic Coast Line to Peters
WI tt@ burg. Il
Round.Trlp d0c. gt8 2e

Good going and returning on regular
trains Commencing Sunday May 18th.
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COAL, WOOD AND ICE /.
MULES AND HoRsIs.

WE CARRY "a FULL 5 STOCK OF
s Mules and Horses, "a II sizes and grades.
3. we buy in the West from first hands
and sell at very close figures. 8. kiS =.
s8CLAY,aP Proprietor. 1917-19ls East Frank
81 lin,s8 ] y 8. N VITALITY, alesman and
Il: Mana ger, 5is e X t} 5ss4s