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save one half.

John Deere combined .louble-row
cotton and corn planters are Sy far
tho best planters DO perfect work
and save half your time. Sold BY
BIVENS. CORHN 4 FRENSl-EY
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The talk Of Faster days /, that all
people should have p good pictures
made for PC by Wchb t.o i"ading
ing photographer ~
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CITIZENSHIP

II you claim citizenship and are no.
on the rolls or have business before
the Interior Department, write imme
diately To ". W. WRIGHT, Registered
Attorney, Bond Building. Washington
H. G. 2i-lm
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Parents: See Noble Bros orer In
this paper and aid your little girl In
winning the handsome Junior Range.
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We never siasp Carriages al1 bag
gaz" aaEoa, ns-t s.ery -rs.z Phone
- " r MORAN Prop sim
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knights Of Maeeahees.

The regular meeting Of the Knights
Of the Maocaboes will bo held at the
Odd F'cllows' hall Mondsy night ~ \
a ,nfL
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For an exceptionally fno line OF bath
aud dairy thermometer 90 20
% + J RAMSEY. Druggist.
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Noble Bros are giving away three
handsome presents to little girls, Call
al their store and ask about IT,
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For Profit.

Plan, Rlssell's big boil prolific cot
,ou seed. For sale By L. b, Pugh, Ard
more |. T. l2tw-lm
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Jourisn Anderson Smith, contest.
ant VS. Tho unknown Heirs OF Gro
vor John. deceased. Contestce
IaDd In controversy south oncha!f
Of norlhvest one fourth Of southeast
onc-fDurh, BOr1hdast onrfourh OF
southwest oS-fourth OF southeast one
fourth, sccl ion q, township 4 south
range east
The uuknn N heirs ut Grover John,
deceased. con testce, in the above Gu
titlw and nun lbered cause are hereby
no 'iheI 20 app gar before the Commls.
,,or 20 the I'm sc Civilized Tribes a,
Its ,1gr, u Ardi nore, Indian Territory,
m tho ,I,s dal u May, 1906, at .
y tbc ,...... Joufdan anderson
-. claim OF the said
"lrdln Andcrso~ :. - -
llotmeIt thc tract 5fA
ribcd.
Dated this me 2l-t e.y
905.
oMMIsSIoN 10 rur 20,
LIVED TRIBES
TAHs n.Xny.
ChhirirIn
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Gasoline Stoves.

II you gant one Keauey viii sell
you. PTlcp about half what you pay
elsewhere.
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Walcot, 4 Muikcy can rent yoII
house 90
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Palmer Perfume are delightfully."-
fragrant and lasting. We have them.
. r J. RAMSEY. Druggist.
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Freeze Quick.

Cream freozers that will do ypnI
work in short order. Call at r X.
Kearney's. I
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Fresh Garden q Field Seed.

All kinds now on hands az E. b
Pugh's. 2sln
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Cotton Seed.

Plant Russell's big bon prolific For
sale by r. Il. Pugh Ardmore, |. 7.
Edwin.
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NOTICE or CONTEST.

Department Of tho Interior. Commls-
sion 10 the Five Civilized Tribes,
ChIckagaW and Once
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IHf us sell your property.
or WAICOTT & MULkEY
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WsSTED-N-- o. ..a-- oa.<- 80 .'
G-z- demand tg- z-at-ates 3 .
yI5 e-s-g -alL Fe~ --sEs coE
pl--->. lce us.LOl Cs'al1-a- e
mailed f-- Mo.s- El-Jsr Cy-eE-
Fo- Worth Texas "a
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FOR SALE-TEo delivery wagons
App x. T. Ual.a~ -i-3
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LOST.

Taken from the Ardmorcltr once
a small prayer boDl, Hhich was being
held here for the owner. \ reward
win be paid Cor the return 10 this ".
Ace. THE ARDMOREITE
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sOR SALE

FOR sALE-A brand uev bicycle at
atoe, half p-.c. ! : Robertson.
e3-5
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WASTEu - Remington type~riter.
N-s- D. p-ae'.1sl.y ueE, good con
t!.ir- Az reasonable price,. Address
Remington care ATdnorei.e l7-C
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wANTED-AI The stores IL Ardmore
Don i-t them rust and become
so-,h,yss Sell them 70 Mason, the
second band uan sim
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Subscribe for the Ardmoreite.
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FOR SALE-CaD5aE and tomato
plants W. 4. Wa-s. Phone IS.
sll-t
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WANT COLUMN
WANTED.

WASTED-N9- o. ..a-a oa5xt go .,.
Gre. demand tg- z-as-ates. 3 ..
gl5 -e-srg -alL Fe~ --sEs CON
p.---,. nov usLOd Cs'4l7-
mailed f-~ Mo.s- El-5sr Cy..ese
Fo- Wo-h. Ta1as "a
wtNTED - Remington type=r.ter.
Nus D. p-ac-.1zIy ne=, good con
t..ir- Az --asorzbl. p-ices. Address
K. uinE-ou care A1dmorei.e l7-C
wANTED-AI The stoves Ia Ardmore.
Don ist them rust and become
so-th,yss Sell them to Mason, the
second band ran. sim
WANTED want all toe Old iron
IL the territory. WIZ pay the high
est market price for same. See me
L D. Mason. the second hand man.
y-u
eOR SALE.
FOR sAI-E-A brand new bicycle at
at5e, half price. 4 Robertson.
e3-5
FOR sALE-Teo delivery wagons
App. r r ual.a~ 2i-3
FOR SALE -Caboag and tomato
plants W. g. Wa1s. Phone ls5
si.lzt
FOR sALE-Tvo u..- single drivers.
Ho-se- can be seen al Smith sta.
bl, J. 2. Bowie Istf
FOR SALE-A home Of rooms plen.
ty water fine fruit, close il. Ad.
Address Fox 35G. ll-.f
FOR SALE-Pure bred Plymouth Rock
Egg. $3.50 per setting OF 10.
:. :. TOLSON.
Al y. Washington 81. 2u
FOR SALE-One old house to be NOV.
ed from the lot Apply E B. Pugh.
Ardmore. l. T, 2S.tt
FOR SALE-Waeelcr & Wilson Sew.
ing machines at z. A Jones. l4-i
FOR nEkI.
FOR RENT-Four room house, rur-
nished, close IT,
CHICKAsAw REAL ESTATE EN-
co. 2i.6t
FOR RENTING. nicely furnished
rooms. Mrs. Alice Tirt, 220 c St,
northwest. l7-tf
FOR RENT-One four.room house
just built, two porches and hall;
one twUrCom house. newly papered
and painted hydrant in yard Phone
lo7. c. Mccoy, Northwest Ardmore
17-6
FOR RENT-Two roonr~flrS<shed or
unfurnished Corner Fifth avenue
and 4 street. northwest. 9-u
FOR RENT-Furnished roms. Mrs
Ella Hunter. 302 n. Caddo st. Tim
FOR RENT-House with half block
OF land in South Ardmore. VIII
take home laundry work for pay
Phone l59 7.if
FOR RENT-Nice large front Office
over T. K. Kearneys store, Apply
T. X KeaIrcy. 2tt
LOST.
.-~-----~------~-----~~--- -------~-.-------
Taken from the ArdmorcIte once
small prayer book Hhich was bCing
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snO'cribo Tor the Ardmorcne. -
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FOR SALE-A home of rooms plen-
IS water. fine fruit, close il. Ad-
Address Fox 35G. ll-'f
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tpriI 9th

.a.ry. y.-g bis yv- orchestra and
sDDDrt.rg tia tan1'a1
coined --~ra
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FOR SALE-One old house TO be NOV.
ed from the lot Apply Z. B. Pugh.
Ardmore. |. T, 2s-tf
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FOR SALE Pure bred Plymouth Rock
Eg-,. {!5y per setting OF 10.
: :. TOI.SOS.
Al y. Wash!ag-C 81. 2I
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FOR nskT,

FOR RENT-Thre. nicely furnished
rooms. Mrs. Alice Tirt, 220 c St,
northwest l7-tf
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FOR RENT-Nice large front Office
over T. K. Kearney's store. Apply
T. X. KeaIpcy. 2tt
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FOR SAIE-WLeelcr & Wilson Sew.
ing machines at r. A. Jones. l4-u
Douglas Island news., 1905-08-23
Mr.. Colin NJ. Blaine and wife arrived

Mr.. Colin NJ. Blaine and wife arrived
in the city on the Seattle and will
make their home here. Mrs. Blaine is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Rus
sell of this city. Mr.. Blaine has taken
Il position at the 300.
On last Thursday evening there was
a very pleasant surprise party given in
honor of Miss Bessie G. johnson, at her
home on st. Ann Avenue. Music and
games helped make the hours go quick
ly and pleasantly Very nice refresh
ments were served about midnight.
"The Lords Dwelling Place." will be
discussed by Rev. d. Holford, B. d.,
Pastor of the First Congregational
church, on Sunday Eve, August 27, at
s o'clock. A cheerful song service will
be conducted by the orchestra and
choir All seats are free. You are III
vited to be present and will be made
welcome.
Mrs. P. S. Early and children came
down on the Georgia from Yankee
Cove, where they have passed pleas
ant summer Mr.. Early came down
with them, but will go back to the
mines ina few days Both Mrs. Early
and the children have been very much
benefited by the summers outing, and
return in splendid health.
Townsman A. Murray is mourning
the loss of his faithful old dog Kaiser,
who died yesterday morning from the
effects of an attack made by larger
and stronger dog. With fidelity that
never wavered, Kaiser has followed his
master for many years. The affection
of man for his dog at times nearly
reaches the sentiment existing between
two men who are firm friends. But the
dog is always faithful.
On the Dist inst, Mr.. Godfrey Chea-
lander, Grand Arctic Recorder Of the
Arctic Brotherhood, organized Camp
Ketchikan, No. 90, A. B., at Ketchikan,
with the following members: George
Irving, A. G. Shoup, Chas. A. Sulzer,
Ed. j. Williams, j. E. Lathrop, D. Smith
Harris, Chas. Guzman, Henry Brice,
Edgar G. Snyder, Louis A. Bebcock,
VIM. L. Poison, Herbert G. Burdick,
H. Z. Burkhart, Forest j. Hunt, G. w.
Hoover, and H. S. Reynolds.
Douglas Island news., 1905-08-23
WARRANTED

A young couple recently purchased a
baby carriage at a local store, and hav-
ing the child with them placed it in the
carriage and started home.
On their way they passed a number
of people who looked at the carriage,
then at them, smiled blandly and ap-
peared greatly amused. The action of
their friends was matter of great an
noyance to the young people, and was
wholly inexplicable until they reached
home. AS the little one was being TAX
en- from the carriage their eyes fell on
a printed card on the front of the
vehicle which read:
None better; our own make"
Douglas Island news., 1905-08-23
SCHOOL SOCIAL NEXT TUESDAY,

All the people of Douglas Island are
invited to attend School Social and
House Warming, to be given at the
Douglas school house next Tuesday
evening. The object of this entertain
ment is to get acquainted with the new
Principal and the school ma'ams, and
to enjoy a rousing, good old fashioned
time. The ladies are requested to get
busy and bring in few good things to
eat, and the men will be called on to
help fix the tables and make themselves
useful generally. An entertaining
pr ogram will be arranged for the &C.
casion. For further information in
quire of the members of the school
board.
Douglas Island news., 1905-08-23

Shirt waists for spring wear, at the
Treadwell Store.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Ser
vices every Sunday at 8 p. m. at the
Lutheran New Church at the corner Of
Sd and e streets. Sunday School at
1915 p. m. All Scandinavians are cor
daily invited. j. a. LEVIN, Pastor.
Douglas Island news., 1905-08-23
The Douglas Island News.
THE LOCAL FIELD.

o woman! in our hours of ease
Uncertain, coy, and hard to please
And variable as the shade
BY the light quivering aspen made;
When pain and anguish wiring the brow
ministering angel thou!-Scott.
Douglas Island news., 1905-08-23

FRIENDS CHURoB-Regular services at
the church every Sunday at II a. m.
and p. m. Sunday School at 10 a. m
Christian Endeavor Society Friday at
8 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
s. p. M.
Douglas Island news., 1905-08-23

Take your old shoes to Alex Small
woods for repairs. Remember the
Store.
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ls,5 REALTY COMPANY.
One Formed at Salisbury Ma.
n, chinist's Narrow Escape.
W. ~ fs.ranint Ia Tho rim a- u CHI 49,

s SALISBURY. N. Gu September If
The Salisbury Realty and 3 Guaranty
Company was organized here tonight
by the election OF the following officers:
President, J. NJ. s. N1aupin; $S vice presl-@
dent, Emil Clarke; secretary. W. G..
lMaupin, treasurer. ". F. Snyder; di-5
Jrectors Lee 8. Over1nan, F. Snyder,
John S. Henderson. A. r. S1noot Emil
Clarke, j. $K,;S Link, Y u ~. ii ckson, .ss
NJ. Maupin W.. c. Maupin. The new
corporation. with an, authorized capital
OF 100000. and $4,000 paid In. Will do
a general real estate business, loan and
invest money for others as well as
themselves. all loans to be guaran tee t'
by the company. 5553 IS ". I. 81
Thomas E. swicegood. ma chinlstd at
the Southern shops nj Spencer mar
rowly escaped q horrible death this
afternoon by having his clothing caught n.
In the ma chinery which he was operat-
Ing. a rapidly revolving shaft caught
In his ovcralls, and. practically tearing
his clothing from the body. severely IN
jured his shoulder. side and arms. Eel
low worklnen rushed to his assistance t
and by force rescued the man from rom the the
machinery. !, ZIG
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the CLOSE 0HTAE
FAIR A1 ] IA III \. i. |.
Winners Of Premiums zap
Shooting Events--.A
5, ,s5 NJ, S8i. Is 5S Ball. III

NJ III Especial to rho Tirnes-D ispalch.)
VA, September A.-Ons
Z OF the most successful seasons or the 4
.'TazoWell Fair Association ever held came j,
TO close tonight by a brilliant coro-
atla ton ball given an the town hull. The
falr has been O Buccess, both financially
and otherwise. The attendance has been
the largest In years The following pre- (
niums were awarded to-day: 3 E4
IA Best bull. any age John r. Cowail. "
Best single combination horse, John L.
Crockett. XII .}bt$
n Best saddle stallion, any age, DR.. r. r. 4
Cooenhaver. III 4, $331 ,iiIFss d III b II a III III \
d Best saddle marc Or gclding, any age,
4 r. B. Gillespie. M Fl
Il Best three-year old mare, J.. r. Smith
& Best saddle mare, any age, ridden by
lady John L. Crockett. Z
Best lady rider, Miss Bessie Leffell. IT
Best girl rider. Miss Pecry.
Best married lady rider. Mrs. Geo. =.
Hail. $i5 n Ejis5
\ Best gentleman rider, Or. Hughes
az Best married gentleman rider Dick
Kelley tS $5{ "A. Is. 3& s}ila I'd
y Best lady driver Of double team, Miss
&Dollie May. "a Sd. 3jls 3
81. M. 3. Crockett Vol, the crown Of
the tournament. George Moss won first
honor e n FAN 35
ii The trap shooting attracted good deal
$of attention to-day. A handsome silver
cup given BY the Latin & Rand Powder y
Co, was competed for by the Pocahontas.
! Kcyston, Clinch Valley. and Powhatan
Gun Club. THE latter club, composed
h OF Niessrs. franklin. Wood and Williams
Z son, won the prize BY g close margin.
The highest score made by any OF the
rimrods was D2 out Of 100. IA! "A
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McGuire's llnfy.eE,]rlsitySchoo

IA opp, NJ NfaO ID PARK, 5RtCtlAf ND, "A. g1F
Forty -iirst Session Begins Sept. 5ls, laoe.
Location healthy ana airy. STUDY hnlls ana
class rooms large well lishted and ven vensi-
Runitary " arrangements recent and ex:
ceent inspection invited EiSht espe'r 4. &C 60
tors forl small boys. Boys prepared q THE
school have thla session 1904 1906 at JN1YER-
sITY OF .vA.3s2t IN: "a. and 2 3. A. degrees.
5Do1.pif MACON CoLL., 81. IA and 4 b. A:
degree CORNELL q vnIaslTY n. +: !, ana
graduate: UNIV. q COLL OF MED C1NE.{l n
DIVA. POLYTECHN1C,}&2B b. g.. degrees.
Entrance days Sept. 10, 10 and 9.s Assemble
In school room Sept. 81 5fg siS i3 !. 4
S Catalogue with complete Information at. book
and drug stores Or ny mail. Principal at y.
m J. Ohm r.. " uu1RE. Principal. /,
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NOTICE.
1ir,ifed stnt es Department OF Agriculture,
- .SSS I Offico the the Secretary, !. u

United States Depai.tmen OF ~ ricultullrNe,
offloo IN the the se Saefe{aiy Ii, 1ps
thc Secretary Of Agriculture has Under !, !,
authority, conferred BY law, issussa q, az
aspsd,n ens de SIR proyenlthe
snrenI Of scnbies IN attic. TINS iaf1end-
1netlt withdrawn from qua ran MI e, ahe
following area. The States OF Was ~ RI,
s sSn a1 oa 1a leso lying east q the Vest
\ am hoiindary lines OF the} counties OF
Smith, Osborne. Russell D9r't .2, stat.
fra Pst aa BnrnedT i Al shst eu a 81
t ~ ' summltSof the Medicine Bow Range
Of mountains In Larlner.. cour the
west Inc Of BOULDER, Gllpin., jefferson q 4
TELLER Custer Huerfano, ana . LIS as An
noers e9pnl yns w aa 81 Tie
Meridian West In Fremont county ne
co,,t1fies |of Big Horn, Fremont, Sweet
water. and Uinta In the state ots,W ~ on :
i iH east Of the lC0th meridian Of lonylsss
t,ide west Of Greenwich and north H Of
the goth para lcl ofnGrth la ,,.hn n, l as
counties Of san Juan, RIO Ar r. Y, Iinos
eia socorro, Lincoln Grant. sierra
Lima lima Donna Ana, nnd Otero IN the
Territory Of New. Mexico. and Al ct ne
Territory Of Oklnhora except we co M :,
I aa ln + te rrlt tory shall cease
to be effective OH and after septembt N
II is. 1905, on and after which. date this
amendment shall become and DO %! Ell elfec-i
.tiveFuntil otherwise ordered; ], , q.
az Notice Is also given that the Secretary
OF Agriculture has issued an nmend-
mcnt, described as amendment nun r1 ber3
one, to the regulations Of the s Secretary II.
Of coyering the n Tsp
handling, and method and manner Ct Ct
delivery and shipment OF I've stock
Which ai is the subject OF interstate COM
merce. This amendment medih1es IS 8; Aegu.
~ tho amendment to Rules2, and copies
\ If The amendment to the Regulations
4 NAV be obtained from. the Chief OF the
Bureau of Animal Industry, whose ad-s
- $500 Ar W., M. HAY s, si55it
Acting Secretary Of Agriculture l,Al lt,lr
Sent Ia If 1f.1S, u ~ E5sA agsl XIX
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RIM. ATHLETICS.
Athletic Association This Year
argest the College Has Had.

Especial to The Times p lspate z I.
ASHLAND VA SEPTEMBER se , hasn Z, M L,
mediately lnaugurated bssthe prompt for
nation or the foot-ball team for this SEES I
sion and the new naterlal from ON ,. me
the College Athletic Association has ever
f foot- bali "a s1 men from the Bedford CITY
Academy were enlisted TO-, ,ia p a,au.is
the new coach from Georgetown, College,
who trained tho Virginia Boat CLUB during r,e.
,the past summer. Will arrive & 20. inorro .,s
Among the Old men OF last years foot
bail team are the following: James. c.;
Randolph yalters h, -: ~ pn rIs
Wunder e, am,t y sc 81 .;nast pTor9i
4 nent new men on this years team WILL PC
Sylvester, Woodhouse brothers, Steele 'Ies,na
Harrison Harlan Ham nne scS Se for
the s season will be made up this week.
4 Miss Elizabeth Pendleton has returned
from a visitto Louisa. ss I, y. !. =. q,
wi II ret,irn 10 Ashland to live. and vii!
enter her son, Charles Carroll Burton, at
+ Randolph Macon. u, E5 III, ~,
Mrs. CarteraWeei1slge a op and wi III con-
tinue same until the new public sc i1a-'
building is finished. !. ~
Mrs. Mary Pugh. Of Baltimore. rs y! sra
'nMS r ner f. mo' & Pat ton. with Miss Ivy
1,eake, are in washington. p. c.,.yisitin NJ
the family OF Rev. Clandines Smith, = mrs IS
Smith was Miss Clara Mcclure. @ O.. Rlch'
' MIS- Perry clyde Pitman Mrs. Fern =,
nando Wood and Mrs. J. u Coomb s; q
Boston, viii spend the winter winter IN A - i
. Mr., walter j. Young. son of Dr. Dr. w: ~
church Church has entered Randolph saan Macon
ce Mrs' 81. ", j. Young, Of Richmond.
vas the guest Of Mrs, Granhery. o;dta Co,,,
/ Mr.. 81. Drewry Kerr has returned TON \,
| his prospective farming interests -
| Louisa county. Va FL Il d
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

r y rMmpAT DEpoT or Il HE QUAR-
/ administers Department, WasltingtoInl'
D, al August g. l905.sealed pIriop'o ossino
in trlplicate, will be received At thls, oIlce
until o. clock r. NJ. Monday SeR tiam' r.
tSo electric lighting SYSTEM at the sigma!
Corps Post Fort Myer, va. Pi Y fer, n,,a
speoiiicatlons can be s,en and fn ~ pffiae
ton obtained on application g SfHe & 9't a.,
this cIty. U. S, reserves right to acc &c p
or reject any or all proposals Or any p g. !,
thereof. Envelopes contalnlns P fpr Inns
stru uu Addition to Electric, Llghf!3Rvg
system'T and addressed to- Captain q a., T. W. w,
BUTT, Quartermaster. Y, 3, Az ~ y cna'se
Of depot. II
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Gloucester Ac ad g my,

Near Gloucester Courthouse, Va b. II
Thorough preparntio ~ i for ollcges and \ uni-
and for business. Especial attention
10 backward boys and tho most careful inui :
Every advantage OF "a sood Virginia country
school at a moderate charge. Reached from
Richmond eyery afternoon except Sunday az
TOR a : pleasint trip Of a few hourn. }5 81
comnunication by3teephone and tcle graph.
Next session begins September eth z, For cf-,
culars address VI & JOdN-tAbh,3,ffa&EE5
ssB (Grad. 8 Univ. Of Va.) rrinclpal. Si
4 p o., Gloucester, Va. I'll &. XII s3 MI
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WINES AND 4LloUoRs.

WHY. NOT ORDER STRAIGHT GOODS.
They are class and cost no moro
than seconds. I Hhaye been supplying
Il my trade with straight whlskies direct
3 from distlllery for the past u years.
Three-year-old Straight kentucky Ryes
and 5Bourbons as low rs s2.so per gallon,
gs and Monticello (sprlng 1899. $4 per gal
t $3.50 per gullnn; Mellwood. Atherton and
Il lon; Carroll (spring 1901, $3.50 per gal
Ion; jessamino County Rye i1ao1), S2. Is per
gallon: Straight Holland Gins. 81. Wy %
Clnret, 8-quart bottles; SIZE; Imported
Claret 6-quart bottles, $3.50; 5-yeAr Old
Straight Malt (MedictnaD, $3.50; 3-ye ar
charge for Jugs and packing on goods at
500 per gallon or over, Express prepaid
on goods over $500 per allon.I Remit
press or money order. P. G.. KELLY.
Boz 50. Richmond Va.
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NlGHT SCHOOL,
TRUNKS.

WE. WANT YOU To. CALL AT 7o3 EAST
Broad Street and CONVINCE yourself, thai a.
trunks and travelling necessities IN the
i city; repairing done. II. w. ROUN-
Y TREE & BRO.,.fTrunkt and BAG co. a
-, III. SPENCE. aeff'z; NORTH NINTH.
Trunks and Travelling Bags Of all kinds
repaired. Phone Or rchll: viii send Tor
your trunk ar iyalics.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. n A:vING.
qualified as admins traitor OF tho estate
Quest a. st ali al persons indebted to her estate
TO make i. settlement, and all person1,s'
having claim against SAID estate est ~ WI VIII
n. IF. 1NEUROIlR, Administration.
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BOARD WANTED.5

El3 OARD AND ONE LARGO
and one smallroom in private family. b y
gentleman with wife and one child lS
months old; central LOCATION, south 81
dress. wItllparticu NJ 4 MI ~ care Pre-
/, this offlcer5f3 "A MI {5 IA Az ,,t3G
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AN INEXPERIENCED SALES
h man. well acquainted with the mer-
N chants Of North Carolina e represent ,,i1
.8us with an up-to date Inc OF noEs a t,,u
x particulars, SrERNtts ROTHSTEl \. 4oo
Z West Bal timoret Street, Baltimore, ND. fI