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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-28

hodin pracc. Use Sc stayi dnkladnejI
ale Ia SO mi mnoho nsllbi. Kdyby
81 stavelo po Evropskem zpnsobu. ne
byl 10y se sni dcsaty dil domd sessulo,
ale y Amcrlcc tomu ncchti fozumet.
i5ho Jsmc nell Ease diva mensi I'd.
V TIA dObu jsem zrovna byl
Y postell, Ia lsem 81 myself: Jen tres
ySak &c mne Me nevytfeses venku
byio hned plno hluku. ale ID kdyi sc
dostanu do posiele. TAX mne hncd zni
TAX snadno nedostane, nebor 81 ma
dobrou pustei cd jakilya potrpim
Dnuiam. re Vas tam nekdy naysti.
vim. ale Iak brzo a. hudc. Sam nevim.
nebut jsem pllna zamestEau.
.ZItim zdrayte ode mne ysecky mole
byvalG zakazniky, jeSte vice Iejich
dtshe poloyicc, ktcre Sc vidy tax pee
live staraly O ten zedniknv zalIdek a
tax mu piijemnoyall toto slave
ddoli. Zimmerman SO srdeGnym poz.
dravam, vas josef Kyzlvat
SO York St.
san Francisco, Cal
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-28

Tab lsem 81 narazil sv1j apaiat a
yydal jsem Sc ma cestu abych nejakou
Ia Ipravu pro ctenaie I. !. ulovij.
Jdu kolem fanny FIR. KOslela; slysim
hukut; nahlednu do okna franta
tam Uhrnutyma rukavy "A toei o sto
seat noyym oddelovacem smetany.
Povidal re prs mel teGe sauna smeta.
ma a OH ncpostaGi odvaiet.
III. JOS. vybornJho cd Tabora byla
Edc naysteyUu u sreho syakra Antona
Charyata mlnuly tyden.
s. HOraGkova Tabora Je zde nav
steyou u piatel i jnamych.
Sutva ze Sc dozvedel Martin Kostel
q tom Oddelovacl, ktery Jeho bratrosi
Frankuvi Jcn samou slnetanu doll.
timed 81 Jcj taky obIednal,
NJ. Sykpra u Fr. hostel byll Sioux
Falls IA JakouSi zaleiitosti minuly
tyden, phi te piiIeiitUsti 81 katdy
ubJednal k'asny kocar.
Pi. N. Sykory bYla Tabofe ma nav
Steve minuly tyden.
Jan Sysora Jcni navstevoval Skolu
sy. Vaclava Tabofe, je jii donna u
rodiGn. lest jeecn petit graduantu
tUho 1stavu.
Jan Smejkal a PAM cd Greenwood
byli navslevou u Barty wa2nera, Il
Jan BartOyi scptal do urha, re Sc 20,
jede pUdivat do Lakeport ma stare
zname, a roneuac neni jeden tech
jeni by sc dal pobizct, vylizne tam
par penivtch vfali sc Zpet.
Syn Ant. Charvatl, AloIs. byl pO.
kOusan clzim vepfem, Ienz sc na Je,
Itch farmu zatoulal. Anton yepft
lined zastfclil hocha wal do mestC
kdei Sc mu doStalo leKaiskehh oset-
icni.
Karcl Wagner PRAGUE ma farmt
Sveho bratfa Barty.
Ten kosik a patent CO jSem 81 kou,
oil cd Is baby, dela dobrOu sluzbu
ale ty bOty neJak za6insJi JankovatGt
Muslin ia ne pnzvat staryho Hanzla Z
Tabora ably j. zkrotIl, nebor Je krotl'
tel bot. Stary Vein Taborsky taky
mival boty. kteTe Sc $ MIN splasily a
vylezly nim ma horke kamna.
Spravodaj.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-28
Cabrdky LaCInO.

Nasledkem vvstoupeni obchodu p.
Vac. BouSky, bulem prodavat eabra-
Ky lfly nets po dobu 10 dnn Sc sra;-
kuu I'd 10 do Is pro cent. Pfijdte
hncd neili budou rozprodany.
lIuuska * Hubal.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-28

Sem hlUupeJ GlovJek. ale tyhle cere-
monte tim kralikem spanelsky m,
Alfonsem, Sc mi moe moudre nezdaji.
KIuk Sotya Skolc vodrostlcI, ma polo
blbcj Sc Aeni, celel narod hIoupejch
moudrcJch Sc mu klani. lnu, kdoi
"a 10 mule. KdO SC narudi kralem Il
Je PR tom duScvne zlkrneleJ, must
yladnout lidCm.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-28

KIDD Chce belt stedrym, at rozdava
plucJma rukama, jen iacky ne; To je
moc yclkcj IuXus.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-28

SluSnoSli je zaklepat k"tnikem MA
dvefe neili vejdcm do ciziho bytu, ale
zlk'cpat 81 hubou vo n6k1m anebo
na stlil jc yelka neslusnuSt.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-28


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The Coconino sun., 1906-02-17

Douglas carpenters are all busy and every day new buildings are reported for construction in the near future. Among the big things already assured for this city dur ing the present year are; A $40, 1000 high school, S35, 1000 bank build ing, a S7,ooo city hall, S6o,ooo electric railway system, $50, 1000 gas plant, residences to cost more than SIoo, 900, and business houses other than those mentioned above, SIoo, 900. Besides, the smelters are planning to almost double their present capacities at cost of per haps not less than half million dollars. Douglas continues to to move forward at its regular gait. international American.
 Yuma has decided to brush up, clean up, and make herself pre- sentable. An ordinance meeting with general approval has been laid before the city council provid- ing for better cleaning of streets and alleys and putting them in sanitary condition, establishing garbage boxes, prohibiting the sweeping of trash into the gutters or the piling of tin cans and garb- age in back yards and alleys, and making expectoration on sidewalks a fineable ofense. Whether the telling of the old yarn about the wicked soldier who died in Yuma but returned because he couldn't find another place hot enough for him, will also be placed under the ban is not stated, but for fear it may be, we abstain from repeating it. Laying jokes aside, however, the citizens of Yuma are keenly alive to everything affecting the welfare of their city and show spirit of progressiveness that is commendable. Cleanliness is as much civic virtue as a private one. Other towns in the territory might follow Yuma's example with advantage to themselves.
The Coconino sun., 1906-02-17
Found a Hunters Paradise.

G. M. Bridges, who is connected with E. F. Sanguinetti's hardware department has returned from a weeks hunt in the country below Somerton. He reports abundant success. MT. Bridges on the first day out encountered the prover- bial hunters parad SC, the incident being recounted as follows:
 Having just killed couple of ducks out of a passing flock, the hunter happened upon a couple of small, clear lakes of water about four miles southwest of Somerton, which appeared exceedingly well stocked with fish. He was equipped for such a discovery, and casting his line, lighted his pipe and pre- pared for nice, quiet time. Hardly had he become settled when deer wandered out of the mesquites and stopped short distance from MT. Bridges, His sh tgun and re- volver were by him, and with the revolver he killed the deer. By the time he had secured the ami nal, he found that his hook had a nsh on it, and when he pulled It out it proved to be a ten-pound salmon If anybody has a fish story or hunting story that will beat that, let him bring it on.
 Before his return, MT. Bridges shot an animal of the wildcat spe- cies, which, however, was too large for wild cat. He did not secure it, but trailed it by it's blood for a long distance and thinks there is no doubt but that the ami maj was vitally struck. He saw abundant deer signs during his trip and often heard them in the woods, but only got one. Small game was plentiful, and all in all, no better hunting could be asked for. Yuma Sun.
The Coconino sun., 1906-02-17
TE R RITORIAL HAPPENlN $

meet Tn BlSbee on Monday, the oth day of April.
 La Grippe has got grip on Tombstone, and several entertain ments scheduled last week had to be postponed on account of its prevalence,
 The trustees ofthe Liberty school have closed the school on account of the prevalence in that community among the school children of diph- theria. Miss Mary Webb has been teaching the school. It is likely the school will remain closd the balance of the rm.-Republican.
 Over one thousand acres of su- gar beets have been planted in this valley and other acreage is being sown as rapidly as possible. Sat urday two cars loaded with sugar beet seed were re ceived at the Glendale factory, and it will be but a few days until the seed finds its way into the soil.-Republican.
 Work has commenced in earnest on the Twin Buttes railroad. Fifty men are now busy laying track. Grading has been going on for some time, but the actual building was delayed for lack of material, which is now arriving. It is thought that the thirty-hve miles between Tucson and Twin Buttes will be completed within sixty days.-Copper Era.
 John A. Benson arrived here Sunday night, and at I2 o'clock Monday auctioned off his lands in this county. Benson was with the party of engineers who first sur veyed this country, and as they came to the springs he would scrip them, and thus he gained control of all the springs between Hol brook and the Navajo reservation, but he never realized any benefit from them as he never improved them. Chas. Dav, an Indian trader from Gallup, purchased Malapai spring for SI2o5 and the balance at S25o each. Holbrook Argus.
 A live burro, crated, was shipped Tuesday last week from Prescott by express to Mrs. James K. Porter at Lakeside, I'll. The shipment was made at the request of Mrs. Fairbank. The shipment of these intelligent little animalc to eastern points, where they are quite a cu- riosity, is not unusual. The gen orally accepted symbol of stupid ity, the burro, is one of the most intelligent of all quadrupeds, and is mans most faithful and uncom- planning servant. Its work in the mineral development of Arizona is second only to that of man.-Cou- rier.
 The list oi widows claiming ex- emption from taxation under the territorial law on file in the clerk S office has been greatly reduced. Last spring the assessor returned I53 such persons, involving a con siderable amount of property. The board of supervisors made an or der that only widows by death could claim such exemption, and that an affidavit must be filed in each case. This reduced the list to forty-four and that number have been relieved of taxation. It was suspicioned that in some cases
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25

FOR SALE-TRIGG SHIP YARD EQUIP
meht, Consisting OF machinery, tools,
70 10 n. P.), electric ceiling fans. sim
gle and double betting. shatting. hang,
ers pulleys. etc. lumber and hrewoo9
cheap Address s. NJ. TOMLINSON,
snip Yards. Richmond. va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
SUMMER RESORTS.
For Summer Outing, GO TO
MaChanreagun. Va.

Natural advantages similar to Cobb's
Island. The place for excellent Surf
Bathing. Fishing. Shooting. Power and
Sail Boats. Excursions. Hay Rides. Buggy
Drives. etc
Modern Conveniences. such as private
and public baths. .O64 square feet three
story vera ndas. Best possible yentila-
ton In bed-r rooms and dining room. We
appeal 70 the common sense shirt waist
people. who wish 70 keep cool during the
summer
At least one-third Of the Virginia peoS
pie who visit the seashOre would appre-
ciate the many advantages OF Wacha-
preague.
inducements 10 applicants OF five or
over I'm parties.
II any doubt a. 20 the advantages. send
man to Investigate. and n not as rep
resented. travelling expenses will be re-
funded
For booklet. apply 70
A H. @. MFARS.
WacS. ureaEue. Va
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Coming"

Virginia State Fair and Richmond
Horse Show from October 9th to 9th.
Large crowds from all over the State
and nearby States will be here. All
Of these people will want something to
eat and place to sleep. The hotels
will onl y be able to accommodate Just
so many Of these people. If you wish
to make money taking Boarders and
Roomers, no matter if you want many
or on y one during that time, use
The Iimes-Dispatch Want AID. COL
umns and secure your full quota at
once.
Cost One Cent Word. No AID. for
Less Than Ten Cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
Hot Springs, Virginia.

300 FEET ELEVATION
HOTEL ALPHIN, modern. with every
convenience under new and frst-class
management. Finest bath-house In
America Most curative waters known
for rheumatism. govt. nervous troubles
and obesity Ri9ing. drivlng. golf and
tennis Rates. $3.50 10 SO weekly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
ROckbridqe Alum SPRINGS

In the Mountains Of Virginia. Elevation.
0'l feet Chalehyate and Alum water
slrpassel Cuisine excellent. Orchestra. Golf
Links Tennis II you want your summer
outing 20 INT flr health and pleasure. come
20 RocknrdSe Alum. For Illustrated Booklet
write Mrs ROSA T. YOUNG. Proprietor
Hockhridge Alum Springs. Va Take west
bound Chesapeake and Ohio trains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. once n
tae Supervising Architect washington.
j. G.. September 20. e06-SEALED
office until O'Clock F. NJ. on the ilth
day - October 1906 and then opened.
for the construction NncIudinR an
pi"Hchesl ~ the Commemorative MOnu-
ment az JAMESTOWN VIRGINIA. In
acceptance with the drawings and speci-
hcation. copies Of which may be had AZ
Nsing Architect
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR
Supervising Architect
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the
holders OF the 5000. 900 Of the five per cent.
mortgage bonds OF the University Of Nir-
ginia. bearing date on the first day OF
May. 1886. and secured b. a mortgage OF
that date on the property Of the Univer-
sity that N pursuance Of the right re-
served on the face Of the said bonds the
principal thereof viii bee paid on the first
day OF November 1906 at the office Of
the Virginia Trust Company at Rich
mond, Virginia. on the presentation OF the
said bonds with all coupons maturing
after November 1. 1906. attached. and that
after that date all the interest on the
said bonds shall cease and no further in
terest accrue thereon. and all coupons or
said bonds thereafter maturing shall be-
come void and OF no effect, an Of said
bonds being hereby called In for payment
at the time and place above specified.
Opportunity Is offered to the holders Of
said bonds to exchange the same al par
for the four per cent. 1910 mortgage
bonds Of the University to be issued No.
vember /. 1906. provided they notify the
said Virginia Trust Company Richmond
Virginia. OF their intention TO exchange
not later than October Is 1906.
Done by order Of the Rector and Visit.
tors OF the University Of Virginia
ARMISTEAD c. GORDON.
Rector
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
DR.. Stiff Returns.

Or. r. W. Stn. representing rho Rich
monl dentists AT The National Dental
Association In Atlanta. last week has
returned. He says that there We're hut
three representatives from this State.
but they succeeded in landing the con-
vention for Norfolk next year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
PERSONALS.

NJ. GOLDsTEIN, LADIES, TAILOR 2os
NORTH FIFTH STREET. HAS OPEN
ED FOR THE FALL AND WINTER
SEASON ALL OUR STYLES AND
GOODS ARE READY FOR INSPEC-
TON, OUR PRICES ARE VERY REA-
SONABI-E. AND OUR WORK IS
GUARANTEED TO BE SATISFAC-
TORY. IF YOU WILL LEAVE AN
ORDER WITH Us YOU WILL. NEVER
BE DISAPPOINTED IN THE FIT or
IN THE QUALITY OF THE GOODS.
OR IN THE PRICE. 4 CALL Is So
LICITED.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising Is I cent per
word. Net Cash in ADVANCE.
with a minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies TO deaths. marriages,
obituaries and all other classified
notices. No display type allowed
in the classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
SIGN PAINTING

THE BURTON SYSTEM dNCD. THE
only large. cheap and host SIKH Pant
AT "'fk guaranteed is south
Va. ''-'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
HARRISONBURG AND
ROCKINGHAM BANKS
County-Seat of Second Largest
Grain County Doesn't Run
Country Bank"

In the Sundays Times Dispatch OF late
date appeared an account by a saff CORE
spondent Of the present prosperity AMI
greatness Of the county OF Putsylvania
and the town OF Chatham. In thar
story tho following statement aoueared.
The two banks In the town are as
strong. II not stronger. than any co,n-
try banks in the State. as M. e..,,rs.
VIII snow. These figures followed.
chatham Savings Bank-CapitaI and
surplus $1,000; loans and Investments
A'$No; deposits, S4H.oOo. cash and due
from other banks. $4,000
Flanters Savings Bank-Capital AMI
surplus S3S,'o. loans and investments.
s1''VW deposits. S272.00o. cash and dus
from other banks. $1,000
EarIy in the week the following lette-
was received:
..,,,.. iiarrisonburg. Va. Sept. u.s. 1905.
Edtor industrial Section. Times-Dls-
'sir,-clipping herewith from MI wood
sons article on Chatham leads me ,,
submit enclosed statement of one OF o,,-
own country banks
Very respectfully.
a. H. SNYDER.
Editor Daily News.
The statement is ono recently puhIist.a
by the First National Bank ~ iTsrr'sl...u-
Durg and gives tie following ,.f,,. ....t
Tying figures.
80 80 discounts .--..-.....-S 1927 q
part,t-,- s.oeA9 ..---.-.--...... 3D.sl5 60
o..t :. --...--.-....-.. 1000 ~
pe,o-.-., ---.'.-'-.......... 1879
Cash 49,, ~ '---.- .--.--..-... 500 40
~-' 4'o.n be-ilAs...... b. $50 20
10'Ai ----...-.-.... ...--.......sl.43 s % IS
LIABILITIES.
E faF
So. commencement lc0 p00 ~
C,-r,,...l- '''"'S .'.--.'.---... s1.-071-
49,. ''.''----- ..----........ ~. 900 80
ln'uFidlal ....-.......f 8. 0q2G -- "a
Dhlled states ...... 7sngoo
''''''''''''-.' 4.e.ssi lip. gi5 IS
i''"i ...-'.-............. 3. 3ss. .e2 3,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
LEGAL NOTICE.

CALL OF UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
FIVE PER CENT. 1910 BONDS.
INTEREST TO CEASE AFTEI. NO
VENEER /. 1906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25


Guiding furniture. fixtures. cafe and
bar on splendid corner in Newport
News. New building. new furniture.
mousse Just opened and doing good busi-
ness now run by owner Of building.
VINO knows nothing OF hotel business.
hence Will sell cheap. Great opportu-
MY Tor riSht man who will act quickly.
ADDRESS +. l.. tARRAR. Newport
News. Va.
LARGE NUMBER OF SECONDHAND
non ana wooden pulleys and hangers,
aifnost any size and bore hydraulic
pumps, one MCGOWAN 4-plunger autom9-
NC, run % 70 80 presses. and one ROBIN
son 2-plunger double-ectiOn. run Is 10
a. presses. one l25 II. =. boiler. 81 hues
except stack: all will be sold reason
NDgIsr write or call for prices. .
NObLE. JR.. $50 South Tenth street
FOR sALE-TRIGG SHIP YARD EQUIP
store room "uppIIe 81 moSors Is II. p
TO 40 II. P.). electric ceiling fans sin
gle and double betting, shatting hang;
cheap Address s. NJ. TOMLINSON.
snip Yards. Richmond. va
GROCERIES,. HAY. GRAIN. MILL
ieed' lime. plaster and cement chicken
and cattle powders. tobacco. rock salt
ior your cattle. country produce Of all
Kinds. NJ J. MUSSEN AND SON.
North Eighteenth Street Phone. 1926.
FOR sALE-GAsoLENE ENGINES.
the perfect and cheap power for saving
o 49, pSul ping "a,vF; bIlhulus anu
w raIeu WIN them Samples on our iioor'
n "a iiE * oC-No. Afo i-is1 'A''i-'
ON ACCOr-n--- on Dpr-,1-r>-r, Up
sweet-toned stieT blanc: IN use only
Address + q care Ills once
FOR SAI.E-"OUTARTO" AND penn
sylvania" Grain Drills. The only Drills
with fertilizer force feed CAL and SOC
samples. W. X. BACHE < SONS, 1906
East Main
WANTED SELL TWO GOOD
horses. one five years old. the other ten.
DAN STABLE. PIG Shafer Street
CHEAPEST LINE or RCNABDUTS.
Top Buggtes and Surries IN the city; don't
Iorget Il w. c. SMITH. Sl4 y. Fifth
- - ------------ ------
0h r. W % ~, \ d., u a \ - 'i
bvesles. one surrey ana Two lnte1'hs'
a., ~ 5000 oraeF. nt"ly PANIED. A.
'lI- TN = SUNS --' = r'N''N' ''''''-
ST. - - - g., IL t--> -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
PAPER HANGING.

CALL Up PHONE 5567 AND LET US
call and talk 10 you about your paper
hanging Prices right and all work
Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A LT-FSTABLISHED REAL ES-
tate concern Ia Norfolk wants man Of
ability 20 take entire control Of their
business. must take financial interest.
present manager has hands fun of other
matters and cannot give enough time
o. the business. Address O.. G.. WAL
TON. Norfolk Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.

YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS. THIS IS
"a chance 20 earn money while learn
Ing; 8 70 Sc per week. much more
shortly: clean and pleasant work
WHITLOCK BRANCH AMERICAN
CIGAR CO. Twenty-third and Cary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
DYEING AND CLEANING.
TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU 10 CALI. AT 1903 EAST
Broad street and convince yourself that
we have the largest and best line Of
Trunks and Travelling Necessities in the
city, repairing done II. W ROUN-
TREE & BRO. Trunk and Bag Co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
COAL AND WOOD.

ORIGINAL NORTH CAROLINA HEART
pine and oak, special summer prices.
The Wo1u Man 1901 w. Broad phones
1869 ana 1920 T.. #. LONG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

DOCTORS BCGGIES-A SPECIAL LINZ
OF close or open tops; steel or rubber
tres. tleh-class. AT low prices. W c.
SMITH rf " Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
MAcHINER ~.

SPECIAL. AND PATENTED MACHrN-
cry built 1t us develop your rnechani-
cal ideas along that patent you have
been thinking about: liberal proposition.
c. = FORD CO.. Trigg Shipyard.
Phone 3loo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25
PHOTOGRAPHY

T-TII 70 ~ TT 2.
ORIG NAL DAVIS GALLERY wiz
&c IN tner new place and ready for
the pubic Septemter LIST at gl7 r.st
brohd street. Hold your ticket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-25

ALL ABOARD NEXT TRAIN FOR
Clarksvilic with your orders for
whiskies Of ali ssinds. O-YEAR-OLD
Corn WHISKEY. N.65 AND JUG:
els AND JUG; RYE WHISKEY
FROM g % TO 500 PER GALIDN.
W. II GoOch is no longer In the whfSiIcy
pusinefs. as the Mann law broke him,
20 nd All orders TO THE CLAKS-
VILE WHISKEY HOUSE. clarksville,
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SHOE REPAIRING
MEETINGS.

annual Meeting
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.
Office Of Secretary.
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OF Successful Want SaeS Marches Times Dispatch Want Ads
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-HOTEL BUSINESS. IN
Guiding furniture, fixtures. cafe and
bar on splendid corner in Newport
News. New building. new furniture;
mouse Just opened and doing good busi-
ness; now run by owner of building.
who knows nothing OF hotel busiuess
hence Will sell cheap. Great opportu-
nity for right man who will act quickly.
ADDRESS 4. l. fARRAR. Newport
News Va.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

DETECTIVES II + + W u. RELIABLE
man wanted i0 every locality. 10 act
under orders. no experience necessary.
Write sou IHEE\ DETECTlN j. BC-
hEAE. Rocky Mount y. &.
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PLEASANT EMP .OYNENT FOR
young lade and girls. light work. s
90 81 earned while learning: g. will nav
YOU 70 Investigate this WHITLOCK
BRANCH AMERICA CIGAR CO.
Twenty-third and Cary Streets.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-LIBERAL GUAR
anteed contract and exclusive territory.
whole or part time; spondence con-
hdentiaI r. r. LIPSCONBE, 12l2 East
MIN street. CITY.