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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-12
ARRESTED FOR
CRAVE CRIME
cAoIz MAN CHARGED WITH AS.
sAULTiNe A GIRL OF TEN
DER YEARS.

WHEELING, July 12.-Milton Mo.
lott. who assaulted Ora Raber, a thtr.
teenyear-old girl Of Cadiz, Ohio. early
in last September. was arrested here
last night by A. J. Jones. a detective
Of cadls, and oficer Raper. of the To-
cal police force. Jones and Raper were
accompanied by the girls brother,
who came with the Cadiz oticer to
identify Molott.
The crime was committed near Cad
IL, Ohio, in September. 1906. Molott
was working as a farm hand on the
Raber farm near CadIz, and on the
day that the assault was committed all
the family except the girl had left
the house. Molott, who was working
in the field, came in for some purpose.
and finding the girl alone made the
assault.
The girl did not tell her family Of
the occurrence until November 10, and
Molott had at that time left the
country and his whereabouts were un-
known. A search was made for him,
with the result that he was captured
last night at the corner Of Twenty
third and Main streets. After leav.
ing Cadiz he had come to Martins Fer
~, where he secured work in a steel
mill, and had worked there since. The
officers had in some manner gotten
wind Of the fact that he was IN Mar
tins Ferry and searched that town
thoroughly. He could not be located
there, and the search was continued,
with the result that he was captured
at about $3.50 last night at the place
named. The man is about thirty-four
years of age. He was handcutfed by
the officer and at once taken back 10
Cadlz, the officer leaving with his pris-
oner last night.
The Raber girl is in very serious
condition, and has been for some time.
Late in May child was born, the girl
having scarcely reached her four
teenth year. The fact that the girl IS
under sixteen years Of age makes the
crime rape, on which the laws OF Ohio
are very severe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-12
HAYWOOD IS
STILL ON STAND
BOTH SIDES MAKING THREATS
OF PERJURY PROCEEDINGS
AFTER THIS TRIAL.

BOISE, Idaho, July 12.-william D
Haywood is again on the witness stand
in his ows behalf to-day.
So circumstantial is his story that
1t is doubtful If the crossexaminatlon
will begin before tomorrow. Then Or
chard, for all his perfect memory,lack'
ed the minute details of dates, places
and events which Haywood evidently
possesses. Both sides are threatening
perjury proceedings and both maintain
that much matter altogether new
will be brought out In testimony or
reb1ttal testimony. The rebuttal Is
expected to begin Monday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-12
ELDERLY LOVE DREAM ENDS
Fifty Year Old spinster Sues 5o-Ysa'
Old Swain.

AKRON, O., July 12.-Edward Roe
PIKE, 65 years old, was to-day sued for
breach Of promise by Miss Annie
Wecht, Of Cleveland. Roepke is the
father of Edward Roepke, Jr, vice
president OF the Akron Fertilizer Com
pany. He was married IS months ago
to his second wife.
Miss wecht alleges Roepke and she
mutually promised to marry April II
1903, and she says she remained SIN
gle ever since. waiting for him, She
is so years old, Roepke denies he
promised to marry the woman, who
ask $4,000 damages.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-12
INJUNCTION
ASKED FOR
INTERESTING CASE BEFORE
JUDGE MASON IN CIRCUIT
COURT TODAY.

The case OF John Harold, Thomas
]. Dye, David F. Wright, William B.
Roberts, Henry L. Koontz, VS.. the
board Of education, OF Sariis district
Harrison county, D. W. Kemper, pres
ident; T. ]. Parrish and L. NJ. Allen,
commissioners, and W. ]. Rowland
and F. l.. Grove was heard in the
Circuit Court to-day. The plaintiffs
in this case seek to enjoin the defend
ants from drilling an oil well on the
Mudlick school house lot In SsrdIs
district, ". J. Rowland and F. L.
Grove leased the school lot and were
preparing to drill well on 1t. A well
by other operators was drilled near
the school lot and it Is said that they
we're interested and instrumental in
bringing the injunction proceedings.
Able arguments were made by the op'
posing counsel.
W. s. Meredith and John Datis
represented the plaintiffs and John
Basel, E. NJ. Showalter. ]. A. Mere
dlth, W. c. Steptoe and Attorney Doug
lass represented the defendants.
At press time the argument was
still in progress. The chief grounds
that the plaintiffs set up was the an
oil well at that place would be a
nuisance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-12
HERMIT AWAKE 2s YEARS.
Spends Night In Chair and Feels
Rested In Morning.

ERIE. Pa. July Joseph Root, a
hermit resident Of Presque isle PENN
sula, declares he has not slept for 25
years. Physicians who have been Sc
cretly investigating his case believe
him.
Just before he lost the power to
sleep two near relatives were killed ia
railroad wreck and the shock Is
given as the cause of his insomnia,
After the accident he took up his resi-
dence on the peninsula and kept away
from his friends, maintaining his 'e'
cret until 1t leaked out recently. He
sits in a chair all night with his eyes
open and says he feels as rested in
the morning as II he had enjoyed a
good nights sleep.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-12
TRUST men
Sent TO JAIL
,&vioLAToRs OF LAW SENTENCED
land FINED IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THEIR CRIMES.

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 12.-The bridge
trust men, Hammond and Cleveland,
to-day were sentenced to six months
imprisonment. Members Of the lum.
Iber trust, fourteen in number. were
Egiyen the same sentence. Members Of
the Toledo Brick Supply Company
pleaded guilty to pooling, under the
valentine law and were fined one thou.
sand dollars and costs each.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-12
JAPS A BAD LOI
SAYS PRINCE
TELLS PEACE CONFERENCE III
THEY ARE THE WORST EVER
AND He KNOWS ".

tn HAGUE, July 10. Highway
men," 'barbarians,e '.murderers are
the mildest terms Prince Tiyong oui
VI, Of corea, has for the Japane q
yoiclng his appeals TO Tie Hague
Peace Conference for theipowerz and
in saving his country from che MilSa
dos oppression. Japan IS tryine p
steal corea as baretacedly IS ever
hlghwaymen robbed a stage COACH
he declred, while to-day discussing
his mission from corean people Many
Of our public men have committe
eide rather than submit to the harBar
tiles Of the japanese government our
emperor Is the Mikados prisoner /
accuse Japan Of unheard Of intamy n
its treatment Of Corea.s \ The Prinea
stated that n. B. Hubert American
who was the corean EnpeEor hsst
and most trusted adviser, had s h the
Hague for the United state shere b o
will lay our case before ldent
Roosevelt The world WIN spfotsst ii
horror when It knows tue tsue eondI-
lions"
Late to-day Prince u auncancei
that the Corean delegation has chang
ed Its plans and that the entire parry
VIII saii for America JnIy seyenteenth
to explain Iapan's oppression oI cor
cans 70 the American people
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STIFF FINE
IMPOSED ON PRESIDENT OF IRON
COMPANY BY JUDGE YOUNG
TODAY.

PITTsBuRG, July 19.-1u Common
Pleas Court today, Judge Young i'm
posed a fine Of five thousand dollars
against B. F. Jones, Jr, president,
and one hundred dollars fine each
against eight oaicials and directors
Of the Jones.Laughlin Iron Company
for failure to abate the nuisance CT
ore dust in Oakland district Of the
city. The judge decides that II the
company Is unable to abate the nuis-
.ance It must close Its plant,
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20 PER CENT OFF
WHEN MANsRAcH SAYS THAT
PEOPLE KNOW 1T AMOUNTS
TO SOMETHING.

Twice each year it is the policy OF
Mansbach's store to subject Its stock
to clearance prices and the summer
sale as is announced in these columns
will begin Saturday, July 18th. Mr.
George Mansbach, the proprietor and
manager Of the store. Is good Judge
Of advertising and knows how to make
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-12
SIS. CONVENTION PROGRAM
TO BE HELD AT 4oJLr III. &.
CHURCH ON sATURpAY YsANp
SUNDAY, AUGUST 2 Y And

Below Is the programme ot she
field district Sunday sehoo couss en-
ton to be held at the town ot aouls
on Saturday and sanday, August and
1. The arst session viii bs held on
Saturday at 10 a. m. The programme
is as follows;
Devotional ........ by the President
Welcome address ...... w d BaFaes
Response ...,.......s. N. W. Hafs1s
Song Service.
II o'clock, Theme-Thls One Thing
Do-Philipptans S:12.
1 Can do all Things Though Chris
Philippians 4:1s-c. b sattetaeid
1880 Song Service.
11:sO-Topic-How to Receive New
Scholars Into the Sunday School
Mrs. R. T Manley.
Singing.
1885 Nominations.
12:Oo-Adjounment to 1880.
Afternoon
Devotional.
1:4O-Toplc- why Am in the sunday
School? ". o sWisher, 20 minutes
other speakers, 10 minutes
-Theme-The Bible on Eyeryday
Life-Rey. Richmond Let the
words Of my mouth and the meaita.
tions of my heart be acceptable IN
Thy sight" Psalms 1914
Opening speech, Is mlnates
Singing.
Elections, unfinished busln
and reports Of committees
4:OO-c Considerations Of reports from
schools Of district Ruth Prtcket
district secretary.
Song Service and Adjournment
Sunday Morning, August 4tlt
s:S0-song service and devotional
S:4O-Toplc What Am Doing for the
Sunday school?-J. D. Bowman 2
minutes; other speakers. 10 minutes
Faithful in Little
"He that soWeth and he that resp
eth may rejoice together John
Ss-Rev. l. "A, Barnes.
Song service.
11:15-Topic- The Great Worth Of the
Sunday School as an Institution
DR.. P. B. Ogden.
12:OO-singlng and adjournment
Afternoon.
Devotional by choir.
1:4O-Th Winning Ny Glass
Rev. H K. Ash. 20 minutes He that
is wise winneth souls Prov i1,ao
other speakers. 10 minutes.
2:4O-Round Table conference eon-
ducted by Rev. ]. c. BroomasId
county preslint,
Singing.
S:45-Co Comparative report.
400 Unfinished business and sd
journment BY sing God Be With
You Till We Meet Again -
A parting love message
Say good-by to those about you
Give a Christian hand shake and Cod
bless you brother and sister.
REV. H. K. ASH. President
RUTH PRICKETT, Secretary.
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his annolncents stand out prominently
to the public, The "2O Per Cent OF"
is familiar characteristic of his ads.
and they are easily recognized by the
neatness and simplicity Of their com
position.
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Funeral To.morrow.

Mr.. S, A. Null left Mt. Lake Park
Nd, this morning for Mauch Chunk
Pa, taking with him the remains Of
his mother, Mrs. Harriet H. Hull
whose death occurred on Thursday Al
the former place. The iiterment VIII
probably take place tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-12
BAREFOOT SOCIETY
NAKED TooTsIEs ONLY PERMIT
TED AT FASHIONABLE PARTY.

BELLEFoNTAENE, Ohio. July 12.-
Society girls of Urbana viii give a
barefoot party this evening at fasa
lonable home there, but the exact
place is a secret.
The guests are instructed to come
garbed as usual, but prepared to take
OF their shoes and stockings for an
evenings romp on the lawn
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Mrs, c. E. Vincent and daughter
Miss Irene, and Mrs. Nathan Jones,
OF Grafton, are the guests Of relatives
in the city.
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Mss Elizabeth sLappln 81 Waynes-
burg, Pa g cst Hatsackgills. having
been called thereby tie death 81 Miss
Margaret EsoblnSon,
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TER FROM lTOOTHMAN
WRITES THAT He IS LIVING IN
CINCINNATI WITH HIS
OWN WIFE.

Emory Toothman, who left this city
short time ago, and who was report
ca nave eloped With another mans
VIE, mas written a letter to friend
Ia this city denying the report. Mr.
Tcoshman is in Cincinnati living with
ms own wife as an excerpt from his
letter viii show. It reads as follows:
ycu can just inform the people of
Falrmont taat are so jealous, thinking
that / am with Mrs. Clara Ingram that
/ am not with her nor never was.
am located in Cincinnati with my own
wife and not with somebody else's.
The people that reported that on me-
and circulated that on the streets Of
Fairmont IS a set Of very superstitious
and jealous people and as far as be-
ing With her and you keeping me post
ed Is absolutely a falsehooj from the
very foundation and you can tell this
class Of people SO. You can let any.
body read this letter that wants to
and you can tell them that am locat.
ted.at .ss7- Kenyon avenue. with my own
wife and Il they do not believe it t.
come and see. AS far as Mrs. Ingram
Is concerned, l do not know where she
Is or never did. You can just have a
:fewl lines of this run through the pa.
per II you wish to.
Yours with respect.
E. TooTHMAN,
s sS7 Kenyon Ave,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
1t win be remembered that Tooth
man and Mrs. ingram left this city
near the same time. The report that
they had eloped reached Mrs. Ingram
and she wrote letter from Columbus
which was printed in the West vir-
gtnlan in which she denied having
anything to do with roothman tr
khowing Of his whereabouts. And
nov Toothman dashes of few lines
and makes a statement that corrob.
rates Mrs. Ingram's letter. The pro,
pilquity Of their leaving and both trav'
reIing in the same direction excited
suspicion from which the reports
arose. A denial from both parties will
likely set the matter right with those
who were concerned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-05
Real Estate-For Sale.

[ HAVE FOR SALE a PLANTATION
at Bullheld, which is located In Nir-
GINA, Hanover acounty, on the main
line OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railway and the 9. & Q.
Railway. The stopping station is
boswell, at the junction of above rail-
ways. The plantation contains leo
acres of fertile land, 600 acres of
cleared land. of which 200 are now
under cultivation; timber consists of
oak, hickory, pine. cedar and poplar;
stables TO accommodate over LOO
horses, a fine residence remodeied,
containing q rooms, newly papered
and painted; hot-air heat; hot and
cold water throughout. Price, se9.-
Geo. Terms: One-half cash; balance
mortgage. payable in j. 2 and 3 years.
per cent. interest. For the benefit
of people who would like to see the
place Chatin & Co., Richmond. Va,
are my agents, and Will be willing to
take any prospective buyer over 10
see the place. From boswell 1t is
only ten minutes walk to the place.
You can telephone from boswell out
to the plantation and have a man call
for you ut the station. Address all
Communications to LOUIS KLEBAHN,
As West Twenty-seventh Street, New
York City.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD. n
Personal.

. VERY HANDSOME SIS LADY'S
Suit Will be given away free to. the
lucky number next fail by NJ. Gold
stein, tho Ladies' Tailor. 21O North
Firth Street. This suit will be made
OF very handsome Broadcldth, any
color the lady who wins 1t may
select. The coat will be lined with
the very best silk or satin. A SILK
drop skirt, with accordion pleating.
This suit Will be made up in tho very
latest style and guaranteed. a perfect
fit as same as you We're paying for 1t.
We have received n new line or sum-
mer goods and Will be- able to make
UP In suits at $40 and S45. These
suits will be made in the very latest
style and guaranteed a perfect fit.
Come and examine our goods and
styles, and you VIII leave your order
with us and get a chance on our
handsome $40 Broadcloth Suit, We
also give chances to those who book
their order now for next fall. Let
US put your name on our book for
a next fall suit. NJ. GOLDSTEIN, The
Leading Ladies' Tailor, 2l0 North
Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-05

FOR SALE, FOUR. ROOM COTTAGE IN
pretty grove with 20 acres, mostly
nice timber, one mile from trolley
line, and few hundred yards from
station. on Atlantic Coast Line. Tim
her will nearly pay for this, Also.
new three-room cottage. II 10 acres,
mostly timber; nice young orchard
adjoining above. public road all
around this property. These are very
attractive little places. and can be
bought for much less than their
value For further particulars, apply
to A. L. ADANISON, 81 Hull Street,
Manchester. Va. Phone 29S6,
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FOR SALE, LADY WILSON" THE
WINNER OF FIFTEEN BLUE AND
TWO RED RIBBONS AT HORSE
SHOWS IN KENTUCKY AND TEN
Nl3SSEIs, AS a COMBINATION. SAD
DIE AND HARNESS MARE. SHE
IS FIVE YEARS OLD; HEIGHT,
1884 HANDS; WEIGHT, 1860 LBS.
HER SIRE WAS THE ED
GAY HIGHLAND AND HER DAM
"HlGHTIDE." SHE Is VERY Sly
L1SH, FAST, KIND AND PERFECT
LY SOUND. FOR PARTICULARS
WRITE TO NJ. S. b.. P.-O. BOX 81,
SALISBURY. n. G.
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REGULAR SNAP FOR QUICK SALE.
Nice, level farm at depot, 10 miles
daily; nice, new house. cottage STYLE
rooms with porches. nicely paint
ed. 70 acres of land; 20 cleared; bal
ance in timber; elegant well of water
in the yard stable, COW house. barn
directly on public graveled road;
post office, store and school adjoining
property; lot OF shade; railroad fare
to Richmond s scents. Price, $3.50.
Terms to suit. HARDWOOD & CO.,
$40 East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-05
SEEDS AND HARD WARE.

SEEDS - IRISH PoTA-
toes, onion sets. garden peas vese-
table seeds. Fertilizers for all crops.
Hardware of every description. Farm
implements. paints, oils. sash, doors
and blinds, poultry wire. at prices
that Will interest you. Write for
prices and seed catalogue. SOUTH
II,N SEED Co, ZIG N. Eighteenth
ST.. Richmond, Va.
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SMALL CASH PAYMENT. BALANCE
in monthly payments-Eig ht-room
dwelling. good location, two squares
from Eleventh and Hull Streets.
Price, $1,000 Threc-room cottage,
next door, on same terms. Price,
300. Rented to good tenants. l2
per cent. investment Act promptly
If you want them u. +. HAMILTON
g. CO. Toncy Building Eleventh and
Hull Streets. Manchester, Va
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1Nt.t,yAror,s.
ONE CENT A WORD

APRIL AND MAY MATCHED CHICKS
come livelier. thrive better and ma
ture as early, because 1t Is NATURES
own season Chas. a. Cypher's in
cubators and brooders give less trou-
Bile than a setting hen. We are his
agents and carry full stocks. Chick
en- feeds speciality. w. j. TODD.
42G N. Sixth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-05

FOR SALE, TWO VERY HANDSOME
pier mirrors; one 10 feet g inches
high and So inches wide; is very
gold FURNISHED. The other is n mag
niiicent old antique mirror, with his
tory, 6 feet wide and 10 feet high; Is
a genuine antique. Can be seen at
the salcsrooms of THE VALENTINE
AUCTION CO.. 6lS East Broad Street.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
For Sale.
ONE CENT A WORT

M1NoRCAS, FIVE GRAND
pens: finest in the land. Come and
inspect my stock before buying else
where; seeing, is believing. The
above grand pens. mated for best re-
suits; there Is where | Will get my
prize winners this season. Can fur
nlsh you same eggs very reasonable
in any quantity. Write for informa
ton concerning the best strain OF
Minorcas In the South. Poultry Fnrs
stop A, Richmond and Petersburg
electric car line. Phone 5027-J, long
distance connection. j, NORMAN
BOWEN. r. b. -. No. 3, Manchester,
Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-05

GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES, Mo-
tor Boats, Automobiles: Do you wish
to buy. sell or operator The Gas En-
CINE Magazine is an S0-page month
ly, devoted to these Industries; 81 per
year; specimens free. THE GAS EN-
CINE PUBLISHING CO., 36S, Bly,
mycr Bldg, Cincinnati, ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-05

FOR SALE, VIRGINIA FARMS; WE'VE
some fine farms in Amelia county,
x,lbemarle county and other sections.
The HuguSnot Springs property, on
tho C. & o., an excellent place for a
summer home Write us il you want
farm or city property. HARDWOOD
g. CO., $40 East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-05

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that the serio-comic song The Che
root Girl" which was not originally
intended for general circulation. has
grown In such demand that the au-
thor has been forced to issue a Sec
ond edition, now on sale at all music
dealers, or by mail, csc. r.. a. CAS-
KIE,, 141f Brown ST., Richmond. Va.
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Real Estate-For Sale.

81 200 WILL BUY 119-ACRE FARM. -
miles from Richmond. 3 miles from
station: timber enough to more than
pny for 1t. Fine investment. l.. C.
GARRETT, 403 East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-05

PENN WYOMING COPPER STOCK.
Dividends IL per cent, payable 3 per
cent. quarterly. VIII sell 500 or L.
600 shares at 81 per share. Must sell
quick; need money. A Richmond
shareholder writes: The property is
to-day earning u per cent on all tho
issued stock-nine millions" ADJ
dress o., Post-Office Box 20S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-05

If YOU ARE CONTEMPLATING A
visit to Richmond, stop at THE
DAVIS HOTEL opposite Main Street
Station
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-05

WANTED, EVERY WEARER OF A
decent watch to know that JAHNKE
BROS. Matchmakers, 912 East Main
Street, is the place to have 1t proper
Nv repaired
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-05

JOIN JOUR- EXCHANGE. MEMBERS
cards with you. List of members
stamp and outfit mailed for zoe sill
YER POSTCARD EXCHANGE, ST.
Louis, Mo-. Dept. X:
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MACHINERY REPAIRS AND RE-
newals. Why pay factory prices
when you may save money and time
by coming to us. c. B. FORD co.,
Trigg Shipyard. Phone 3O2S.
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SEWING MACHINES.

YOUR SEWING MACHINE RUNS
hard. Hasn't been repaired by an ex-
pert for years. That's what 1t needs.
Let THE NEW HOME people attend
to It, They also sell all parts for all
machines and do repairing OF all
kinds. 9oi East Broad. Phone 1445.
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ASK YOUR DOCTOR

If YOU DON'T BELIEVE US. HE
will tell you to use sprinkling lime
in your yard, your cellar; In fact. all
over premises. 1t wards off disease.
BY peck or ton. delivered anywhere.
phone 10i. VAuGliAN'S, 2 u. Broad
street.
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FOR SALE, BAR AND FAMILY LIQ-
nor store. license, fixtures and clean
stock; old established stand. now do
ing a good business. Good reason for
selling. Address at once ~ 526, care
this office
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ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO,
about hfty miles above Richmond. and
erick,s Hall Station, Louisa county.
An Ideal place for poultry farm or
small tobacco farm. Place contains
forty acres. all under hog proof
built last fall. Good shade and we'll
watered, and in good fruit section.
improvements consist of 3 room
tenant house and log barn. both In
for a country home to take life easy
and a place you will be proud Of this
site will suit you. Price $780,. Adj
dress FARM, No. GOO state street,
CITY s4t
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rs PER CENT. SAVED.

UMBRELLA MANUFAC-
tory. 212 r.. Broad Hurry bring
your umbrellas for recovering. We
have big lot of gloria and tafreta
silk covers made up; e5 per cent. Off
each dollar for ten days. Telephone
463D
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FARM GOODS.

WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT IN
Poultry and Fly Wire Hardware.
Carpenters Tools, Garden and Field
Seeds, Tin and Paper Roofing. Plows
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