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as the boat neared its pier He turned,
family annoyed that his solitude shot Id
be interrupted. And there before him,
looking at him from wel-remembered eyes,
proud and shy and sad, was the face
he had seen the other night. The color
ebbed from the cheeks Suffering and
bravery had spiritualized her to the delicacy
of some translucent cameo. All his assured
knowledge of himself slipped from him at
the sight of her. He was no benefactor
come to make lordly gift for the old
sale's sake. He was again a supphant.
Silence!" he said.
As they climbed the uneven gray street
from the wharf together she told him the
story of the long fight and the long deception.
All the time she had been in New York,
teaching She had studied hard at first to
supplement her slight accomplishments with
she had taught. She had saved and then
had engaged a Chicago lawyer to send her
checks, that Amos might be misled as to her
whereabouts
For if you knew" she said simply, Il
knew that you'd try to persuade me to stop.
And sometime | might have weakened and
hated myself forever after So | kept well
lost to you, though sometimes lie been so
near you that my heart has stopped beating
for fear you'd see me. | used to think that
| never wanted to meet YOU face to face
again or to see Falmouth. But lately, since
the-the debt has been paid, have been
growing gentler in my recollections. Do you
know, she laughed shyly, Il actually begged
a ticket to that dinner the other night be-
cause some one had told me YOU always went
and always spoke! And when | heard YOU
ah, how homesick l grew! l had to come
home again. had to!"
All his eloquence was lost as he caught
at her hand and stumbled through prayer
for forgiveness for restoration to his old
The orators joyful certainty of his audi
lad deserted him. He was cold with nerv-
hrs.
n her eyes met his, and at the look, warmth
adness surged in him The solemn, joyful
ction of home rested upon them already as
limhed the hill tOpether
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90 to Falmouth or will the old place be too
full of bitter memories? Her face had bitterness
in it. Now that her sensitive honor is clear and that
accursed debt paid, will she go home? l think she
will
Fired by this theory, he Cancelled his holiday
engagements and took the nights boat for Fal-
mouth A group of college boys, going home for
the holidays, sat the deck and sang until after
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bay grow into sight, a lump came into his throat.
Every white steeple piercing the winter blue,
every house, square and angular against the back
The gray weather-beaten wharves of his boyhood,
with the streets slopng suddenly to them, were
beloved.
The door of a passageway behind him opened
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whatever with her creditor. And the letter he
had promptly sent her had back from the
lawyers with the statement that they had explicit
instructions to forward mail to their client.
Each year thereafter added to the original
payment and little than year ago the
entire debt was Cancelled.
Perhaps his effort to find Silence had not been the
most determined for he was busy He had left
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midnight despite the cold He heard their dolefully
sad Farewell, farewell and choked rdiculouslv
As the boat neared Falmouth some of the easy
emotonalism of youth returned to him. Some of
the love and loyalty to place which he had
eoquently depicted gripped him He was not usually
a sentimentalist, but he stood deck and
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-06
e\NNANNNN > HERE AND THERE. >
 

1. D. Price for flower seed.
 Tom Hutson is in the capita' city.
 Fresh Garden seed at l. D. Prices
 Mrs. M. B. Umsted was C. te sick Sunday.
 Fresh fish Tuesday and Friday at Martin Bros. 46 dtf
 I. Price has fresh garden seed in bulk, also papers.
 N. E. Wishon, came up from Little Rock Tuesday.
 For Rent Storage room. App ply to o. M. Bowen. AZ dtf
 White Silk and Jack Rabbit Flour at Bowen's Cash Store.
 Drink Golden Gate Coffee strongest and best. At Martin Bros. 46 dtf
 Miss Lucy Brandenburg re- turned to Searcy Monday after noon.
 Men see our new Harlow shoes $3.5 $4.00, $5.o0. Sink, Mar tin & Co. 59 d6
 C. c. Nicholson prominent Swifton merchant, was down Monday.
 FOR SALE Smith-Premier typewriter at bargain. Apply at this office. dtf
 Corn, corn chops, corn and oat chops, oats, bran and hay at Bowen's Cash Store. 42btf
 Parties wanting their houses numbered in compliance with the city ordinance, call on J. w. Jack son. 06dtf
 R. F. Dunn and A. c. Goetz, two prominent business men of Tuckerman, were in the city Tuesday.
 Don't fail 10 attend the great sale of Laces, Embroideries and White Goods, beginning Tuesday, February 27th, for 15 days.
 BowEN'S CASH STORE.
 Deputy Sheriff George Walters arrested Lee Mason on February 28 at Russell and put him in jail. He is under indictment for say- eral misdemeanors. Searcv CiIi- zen.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-06
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they can- not reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deaf ness is caused by an infamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eastacian Tube. When this tube is infamed you have a rum- bling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, deafness is the result, and un- less the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal condition. hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an infamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cred by Hall s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
 F. J. CHENEY 6 Co.,,
 Toledo, o.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-06
May Be Powers Murderer.

Mankato, Minn., March 5.-A stranger who claims that his name is Lawrence Sullivan is under arrest on suspicion that he is John P. Dunn,la a fugitive from justice. Deputy Sheriff Anton Osten signs the complaint, which charges that Dunn, in February, 1902, while attempting to rob a bank at la1ksville, Johnson county, Arkansas, shot and killed Sheriff John H. Powers.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-06
Speaking Tonight.

Hon. John s. Little, candidate for governor, spoke at Tucker man Monday, Swifton Tuesday afternoon and will address the voters here at 7::30 o'clock to- night at the court house in the interest Of his candidacy.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-06
John w. Terrell was down from Batesville today.

TOT yOOu things to eat. 4O uCl
 Plant Pure and Sure" garden seed. For sale by 1. D. Price.
 White brilliantine, mohair and serges. Sink, Martin < Co. 59 d6
 New line ladies oxfords just received. Sink Martin & Co. 59d6
 Plant sweet peas now. l. D.. Price has a supply of fresh seed
 J. L. Mathews has returned from a weeks visit to Searcy friends.
 Mrs. John T. Warner, of Bates vile is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. A. Randy.
 Give us your order for your spring suit now. Samples on display at Sink Martin & Go. 59d6
 WANTED-One furnished room near business section by gentle man. Apply to this office. 59 d6t
 You will miss something if you fail to attend the sale at Bowen's . Cash Store. Lasts 15 days.
 Everything fresh and good in the grocery line at R. D. Den nis.' Phone No. 167. 17d-tf
 For sale or trade for town property, my residence in East Newport. Mrs. Alice Stephens If.
 WANTED-Position as house. keeper or family sewing by day or week. Address "A care of this office. 66d6t Clear white clothes are a sign that the housekeeper uses Red Cross Ball Blue. Large 2 oz. package, 5 cents.
 Do your clothes look yellow? If so, use red Cross Ball Blue It will make them white as snow. 2 OF. pa kage, 5 cents. , Miss Eva Graham arrived home Tuesday morning from St. \ Louis where she purchased a { select line of millinery. MT. William Bailey left Sun day for a six weeks stay in Hot Springs, which we hope will ! greatly improve his health. z Mrs. H. c. Tipton and two 2 daughters of Little Rock were , in the city Monday night return 2 ing home from a visit to Bates < vile relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. s. R. Phillips and little Neill have returned |, from a visit to Mrs. Phillips parents, Col. and Mrs. Robert Neill at Batesville.
 Martin Bros. have Dinner 2 Party peaches, pears, apricotts, egg plum, French peas, aspara- gus tips, Snow Flake corn and everything that's good. 46 dtf l am prepared to do all kinds of house and buggy painting, paper hanging and upholstering and guarantee my work. Also take up and clean carpets an( mattings. TOM P. PIERCE, shop SIP Front street. 264 d2m- ! Misses Willie Howell, Maude Drummond and Miss Mazie Col Her, of Paragould, who has been Miss Drummond's guest, re- turned to theiN school work at Galloway College Tuesday after noon.
 MT. Fairfax Loughborough and MT. John Stayton of Newport, who were in St. Louis Saturday night and witnessed Bernhardt ' in Camille, report the peri J m- ance as simply magnificent. - Arkansas Democrat.
 Mrs. I. E. Rosebrough and Miss Handford left Monday night for Union, s. C., to attend ! the marriage of Miss Jessie 2 Cravens, a niece of Mrs. Rose brough, to Lindsay McNally, a prominent citizen of Union. and
 : Il A ,,,.l1
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-06

If you wish beautiful, clear, white clothes use Red Cross Ball Blue. Large 2 oz. package. 5 cents.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-01
Turnover Collars
 and Cuffs

The dainty turnover collars are becoming to any woman. and they are therefore very popular A our neckwear department you win md big assortment of new ones in both embroidered and drawn work effects Some separate coz lars. others with turnover cuns to match-an dainty. pretty and req sonably priced
Arizona republican., 1906-10-01
New Hand Bags

Now is the time to buy your new hand bag. as the new fall and win ter styles are here in dozens of shapes, sizes and colorings. Many new kinds this year, and We have them all from the tiny Peter Fan 70 the large shopping bags. An espc- cialiy good line of finger bags ia al colors. Ask to see them.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-01
New Belts

Silk belts, kid belts. leather belts, beaded belts, elastic belts, and ev- cry other new kind of belts in black. white and a large variety of pIa:ds. If you want belt direct from Broadway, New York, it's her. Popular prices prevail.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-01
The New Shoes

Our shoe department is days as almost needs shoes the year. and people like to buy shoes that guaranteed to wear
 We have complete popular priced footwear for men, women children they give perfect satisfaction you get free. That's most shoe stores will de- perhaps reason we do such ba shoe business
Arizona republican., 1906-10-01
Blankets and
 (OmfOrterS'

Now is the time to buy your com forters ana blankets. and this is th. place to buy them.
 Every kind of a comfort from S1r up to the pure eiderdown ones at $6.5 to S12.5O each.
 Every kind of a blanket from all cotton ones at 75c to pure lambs wool blankets at SIS a pair.
 Hundreds to choose from, instead of mere handful that most places have to show you
Arizona republican., 1906-10-01
New VeiIS & Yelling

People in Phoenix know that when they want the variety. this Is the place to find it. This Is espe- clally true of the new wells and Ne-llnss. among which may be found all the dainty pinks. laven- ders and light blue chifons which are so popular this year Too many kinds to describe. Come and see them. You'll need one for circus day.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-01
GUS Day Specials dt the Boston Store
Ladies' Rid Gloves Given KWdV
 On Circus Day

THERE WILL NO ToATTEND
 
  HERE ON
Arizona republican., 1906-10-01
Hose Supporters

A fine new line of ladies hose supporters in black, white and all the popular shades. Side eIast.cs, either plain or shirred, hook-ons. and the straight front supporter with the belt-they're all here.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-01
Ribbons

Many a little girl Cand perhaps big girls, too) will need a new hair ribbon for circus day. Now, we've got lot of satin ribbons here in four and five inch widths that are well worth the regular price of 25c and soc a yard. Circus day price
 IOC I'd
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III viii Paw You to Look The IinleS-DiSpdtCh Want
GAINs, NEW THINGS ADVERTISED DAILY.
I MEETING NOTICE.

n N virginia Carolina Chemical Coz
y ,S Y GifE = 1--WE r lP
The annual meeting 81 stockholders OF
i5Virginlu1 Carolina Chemical at CONF any,a
EforSI the election Of direct ors and FOR
y the ction OF such other, p slness
Ing (flcluding receiving the at,rt,a!l re-
port 81 the Board Of Directo rs and ting
Ratification of tho acts Of tn Il said
n STOCK hoiders) viii be held 1T the Ipr!r,-i
clpal office 81 the company n .. 16 gEx..3
~ change Il r Lace j ersey n Gu W county 81
hudson n ct clock {, t. 3. M I;
4 July 1906 4 this being the first vednes-8
Il day after tfe}Ss 18th q d ia july, II, q nc-l
cordance with tlcle II, ctlons1 $of the
a closed 1T II I, Nh on i Thursday, June
4 %, 1905, M and will 4 be- reopened ut 10
O'clock In tile morning q. Thursday,
5Julys1o 1906 35s s. ID CRENsI1A,W,,
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Times Dispatch Branches.

rho following Branch Offices have been as.
tabiished for the benefit Of those living at y
distance from II, n WINS Ihs mes
p anH Of these branches win receive the same
cnyss,ui attention Ms though they had been ieft
al the Main Ot!ce, and there VIII be no extra
s sGsA,usGo III pRa STORE. rwensy.nr,n
ind Venable Streets;
W. F. EANEs. ISIS =. Broad Street.
xoSbR sfo THfan.KAise IN hfs.a ..'e ss
rHARsIRs4 SsHs!r s''t CHANT CO.. you.Ae. ana
a'ss s.: z';s;Sasilp9 . sea * VII A.s.A4..
ri ht5siPi;soNs DRUG STORE. No. 1871 Yves,
A hln p ssS1psiRilpdg Brook Avenue and Clay
PR HRt,d Sf s4pi;p ha ne AZ slSn;,
n e4Ef 1yi sa&RM1eY. No. 80 East Marsha.
c FEsfs'p DRUG sTo;R asn,i No. ~ East Main
Jn Si5se,Ni I CUNNING No, a:7 Eas, Main
pf fsTssfa T HHsRiS Ph1RnAcr. No 50. south
p bisSHp E sSsTisin CO. No. q,
THE Hiss PaA ts1 PHARMACY, No. SOL ws,s
1l HaS5s ss Fi;ifs1xiIt.AcY Twsnty.exh,A and n
ri S sos's rHA RMAcy, ne. ~ Canal stree.
Au III aaXYa %ALkSN D Fssnsty ;tssti and
c sa,ssfh DRUG STORE, No, l,os Hun
II Street P naafhssESs No y North sycau,o,.
sE5ss;j ;faITh IA 1sp !, sFHERE pAAss
End Church Hi Avenue.
Y EAST PHARMACY. No. 2e0l q Street. {l s. I
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LEGAL NOTICE,
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
OF IIENRICO5 COUNTY, K

THE CIRCUIT COURT.
y OF 3IIENRICO COUNTY, Y,
In tho matter OF the distribution Of the
estate OF ?. y, chalkley, deceased: !.
OF the accounts OF the Virginia Trust
Company, executor OF b. u. Chalkley.
deceased, and Of the debts and demands
against said testator's estat q has been tlled
IN the office Of this court on May %, looo,
a a ia ai Of the said executor, on the
motion Of Edith 8, Chalklcy, 9 le 4
under the VII Of SAID IN p. Cha akaey
tors OF the said .. p. Ghalkley,
i,eccased, show cause before this court
payment pa "a and delivery Of the estate ot
said dccedent to his legatees Or distribute
tees; and that copy Of thls ordsr J, 20
weeks In q newspaper published N the
city Of Richmond, Va. 81 \ 4 VIZ
z A. Gopy--Teste: III ~ +. :. 5S5. . IN
SAMUEL r. WADpILIn Clerk. III
4 Christian g. Christian, Attorney sitl,
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Richmond. Va. June q 1900. II
IA publishers Pe1l 81 9. s. period lcals.-The
q holders OF the Robert Harding Com.
ipany (1nc.) will be held ut the Office Of
~ he company III 4 the city OF Richmond.
Va, tho 9Th lay Of Y. July, loOe. a ts a 3
IN 3s'S =. NEWMAN, Secretary.
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eTUCKHOLDBKs'3I N n EN- IN u w NJ ksTS
h; National Bank, Richmond yn.--A spe-
cinl meeting OF the sto Ok hold ers OF the
NJ 10 consider and act on @ prop osed IN.
" crease OF Sthe8capital st ck. will be held
y In the directors room Of the. bank, q NO..
at liz 8 clock noon, July 20, 900 "a IA siS
( al JOHN M. q MILLER, r., Cashier.
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DIVIDEND NoTlclEM
1Wllmlngto on, N: q, June g. 1908

10 Virginia state Insurance Company.
Tr 1RH hG!iRmasgd6 F Ya fyn eoSM 81 ases
Z have this day declared La semi-annual
v dividend OF three per cent, free OF tax,
Iaynble on and after July IL 2, 800,
q Checks will be mai LED. =,
q * }s 5 = HOHERT4 LECEY,'GJ II,St
a Vice rrt5ldenr and Secretary.
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9 SEAS ON 1906 4
Buffalo Lithiias Springs Hotel.

Isl Cottage System ,S.S ;ssS
Ss3 Now Open. u CT oges Sc = 30t f.s3N
on Norfolk Division Southern r. ~ e3
miles east OF Danvlle Va. Round Trip
Tickle Its, good to- eturn until Sept: soth: y
rates. Guests have tho free use of the
medicinal waters. Hot and cold mineral
water baths. Send for pamphlet giving i
full particulars. . !. is3ttS5
q NV. "A re HE r, NJ an a GER NJ,
S Dr. B. X HAYS. Hesident Physl clan.
q Estnt n OF THOs 3. GQODE, Pro- rie-. sl
to.; 5.5is V n
81 See schedule Southern Railway for Inns h
proved service to- Springs. 5$S
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LIVER PILLS.

FRAYsER'sG LIVER PILLS ARE LIT
over: l0c. boxes; 5000 boxes years sale.
$ j. w. FRAYSER & CO., 1901 Main
Street, stS IS q y ii si s4i
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THE BREAK kerr N SOFIA GD, MRS. III
h Digs, proprie between - !, r.,
and Flftht Street {, q q I
\ bathing and fishing N terms mot erat e.Lia
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I REAL ESTATE WANTED.

IHt1ro11rT1EL~WANTED-IF YOU HAVE FOR FOR
A1rent11 furnished /, we'll located hotel IN
4 some thriving town ad dress "1k care e; r
Il Hotel Elba. Elba,. Va fl j5,
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
,52of' the stockholders Of the Richmond
Paper Manufacturing. CoITpany Will Z, Pc g
y held at It's once, 1900 East rankin
Street, on tuesday, July y. q eo6, at y
a. III. CHRISTIAN. RI. Pre- iden t.s5S
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WA NTED. b ARDERs FOR LARGE
N and small rooms; table 4boarders phone
IA 1864, 612 H. Ora siS5 ~ i5 U
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THE .TWENTY-THIRD M ANNUAL
meeting OF tho Virginia Mechanics In
stitute will be held Bat the .Institu y o.
TO- 1908, at go % clock p. M The regu-s
4 lar annual reports will be made. Elec-
" ton OF Board OF Directors and other
business s. full a.ten ahce ~ guy
5S53f q 80 81 TIL MAs ELLETT. Secretary.
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@ and Concert, SUNDAY, July sth,4 at 3.
6 8 o,' clock, Idiewoo d.sT col! william Peart,I
3 chief n secretary; Brlgad Ter Al Damon
provincial = officer; Maj or w. o. Barter,
& divisional officer, ri Will speak and i sing.
H Mayor Nc Carthy and other leading
citizens, n with the PROMINENT minister's;
q will be on the platform. The band VII
play Salvation Army music. Fine solos, 1
n Admission free. M & 81 ;3 n ne
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'sEABOARD 4A1R-L1NE FREIGHT Q F.
i84 Ace will y be CLOSED JUL Y 4tl, except
Il for delivery OF peri freight from from
" 8 to TO- Al NJ. ftf "a i
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Sulphur i il Springs
on the Norfolk q Western r aIlsvay.
Train STOPS 100 8 Get from q oteI. ]. aSE

III Is under new management, Cuisine
and sci vice Ii Il excelled I. Altitude 800 feet.
Scenery and climate Is equal to any east
Of the mississippi. T he Dean Orchestra
In New River, no wiling, boating, etc. Il No
finer swate In the world than that Of the
,Grnyson Sulphur Springs for MI st omnchs
troubles, especially kidney. blad der and
dyspepsia. rheumatism, nervous proatra- 4
ton, female Il troubles. etc Ratess 800
10 900 per week. n Eyeryt hing possible
will DO done to make your stny !. az very
pleasant ono. @ Hot and cold bn ths n free.
Write for pamphlets. M ts;l3 s8i
VI w. X. q oLLiNG Nj nager.sH9g
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WANTED, 70 1 IA SELL ~ CHEAP FOR 70
4 cash. one showcase. 20 feet long, 81 =
feet high, with sliding doors. finished
"a in white enamel. apply to RICHARLDc-r5
SON g. CHAPPELL.H6o sol w. Il Main Ma : ? u :.
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LOST COMPLETE STOCK or AVN y.
}@g ings, * Tents and Flags in the Son l1n
vi prices right. HI! e. COPELANDB6 g -; 90
ssggI95 10S North Mint S3' Phone 25 ~. VA
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COFFEE AT THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
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NrED-BO AR DERS FOR VACANT
rooms: also table boarders; & xcellent
s fare. 4 Apply 200 East Grace. 81 a { 5s;3
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON tE MAY
T57 earn 40 to $50 monthly at home IN spare
s& time correspo nding for newspa pers no
BBs canvasstng s. Il experience unne ssaly.
b Send for particulars. PRESS SY MI
IssCATE. Lockport, N. 7. Il X 9S fi&
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'rhe r. ate for Classified i 9 y q q B
'vyan Advertising 4

NM IL ce,,t bel word. Net Cash IA A IA
VANCE, n With minimum Cost o. ~, "a
cents FOR ach insert ion. = :, w ia re-.
sGlItnafie i and aii other classihed ma
nh js s No display type allowed N ~. -
ftAsslncd columns. @ @ q
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Az COMPLETE sTHREsHINGt OUTFIT,
I as good as new, as O who 9 or sep "a.
u rately; very c eap.k aitSat once. l2ol
West Broad Street, Richmond, Va. i$5
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BOARDING.

MISS P1TzIR liz. EAsT FRANKLlN
Handsomely appointed house go i ser SEE
vice, private baths. Il M Z.
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,WANTED.8

WANTED--YoutT START AN INTER-
est account For The Baby. and let let
them grow up together. MERCHAN!SSs5
mall BANK, Savings Depart
e nent. g5,sE n s598 Z 6lSG95
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FOR BuGG1Es. RUNABO OUTS, s R--l
RES, aytons, Traps, Speed Carts ,et e
at htlprices,s So to the old establish
5S ed house of W. a. SMITH, Sl4 North S,'''t
IN Fifth Street. III 81 SS5 "A }aS u
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

r,l2 MARTIN BRAUN. SURGEON CHI
i, ropodist. treats corns, bunions. ingrow-s
inE too nails scient ifically without pain;
5corna removed 26c each both feet
night IN. Hours 8 a. NJ. q to z r. NJ;
E Sundays, 10 "A. M. to I r. M. "a 81 @ s5
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RAYMOND COTTAG s, OCEAN VIEW N
A Fine location on beach good botn = y;
bathing and n shing; well iurn iYs y.
n MQND. v Onenn lew n Va. wa.
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wANTED-A3FEW9R O ON AND TABLE
n the very best d AoS East Main Street, "
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COLD WATER PAINT

yO MORE WfIITEWABl4ING "a. "A USE
Standard Cold Water Paint; ~ stays on
barn. house or fence; we. ilayye IL ~
white or, In colors wanted. Come bY
and let us show you result. t NEW
STORE, CIIAS, W.fYAUCIAN's, ono
square above First Mo- lil'i8.st tatsti {;
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8MILIsINERY. \

SPECIAL & OWg PRICES IN SUMMER
Millinery. y Milan A Sailors and other
npes:atrimmedsan and untrlmmed Hats;
White Suits skirts and ladies' furnish.
sings MRS.aJUL1US& BEAR, 1923 East
81 Main Street 3slE 81 3 Il 81 Is !5.E
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