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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

so acres section 81 East Boone,
$4,000.
III Wort to c A Wort tract
section 2s Charlotte, 81.
VT Tygard to Chas J Rumpp
lots II and u block 90 Rich Hill,
$1,000
Alfred Mondy to A H Schoor
lot 113 Adrian, $500.
AD Sims ct al to S S Sum
mers lot 8 block L Worland SIS.
JM Tucker ct al TO S S Sum
mers lots 5 9 and 10 block F
Worland. s45.
CJ Click to S S Summers lots
l and , block L Worland, S45.
Arthur Duvall to Melvin Falan
$40 acres section 23 Shawnee,
Sl12O0.
Peter Mattingly to Margaret
a Msttingly 422 acres section q
osage5 IS,
Cora c Patterson to T D En-.
bree lots / . and 8 block 1 and
part block 10 Valleys addition
Butler, $500.
Catharine Pritchard 10 Geo P
Huekeby lots 4567and 6 block
45 Rich Hill, $500.
Geo P Hnckeby to JT Pritch.
ard lots 4 5 8 Z and 6 block a
Rich Hill, $500.
Al Swan 70 Martin Schmidt
. 240 acres sections 12 IL and Il
West Point, $4,000.
John 7 Engels to Geo Temple.
ton so acres sections IL and j:
Usage S2l00.
Antione Brotegan 10 Eli Nor
ris lots I ; and 6 block l7 Con
nelly addition Rich Hill $50.
John Pitman 70 r G HartWel
ll20 acres sections 10 and L
/ Spruce Ss650.
X G Hartwell 10 John 7 Ruiiir
i1e0 acres sections Is and Il
/ Spruce $500
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

Sometimes Il would seen as Il
marriages that are not made for
love hold better than those which
are; since the Mutual expecta-
tons are less, 50 also are the dis
appointments.
People must change; but Il
they cannot change together, II
the love they had when they
were young does not mellow into
q habit Of warm affection as they
grow older, then at least let them
consider first their obligations 70
one another, and bring ala the
pity, all the forbearance, all the
kindness possible to the coutem-
plation Of their compact before
they break it. If il were so
worth while-Eorth anything
then, is il worth nothing now?
Is there not something 70 De
built on a foundation that prom
ised happinesss
Since people cannot in general
be induced 10 think long before
they enter the married state,
they might at least be brought
up TO make the best Of It after.
ward. Boys and girls might
easily be educated more than
they are now with the yiew Of
making them better husbands
and wives, better householders
and housekoepers, better fathers
and mothers, better comrades %
one another. Then, If lore struck
them ike q bolt from the blue,
they would stil be able TO go
about their businesses with some
faint idea Of what those bust.
nesses were going to be, and, il
they had made mistakes, to bear
the consequence Of those mis-.
takes just as long as there was
dignity in endurance - and per-
haps 5 little longer. - Caroline
Duer in The Delineator for jane.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

GE Cantrell to Joseph Bloch.
er lots 40 and so, Adrian, $500.
Eugene W Cutting TO William
Orr, 77 acres section 9 West
Boone, $500.
n ( Davis to w W Chapel 90
acres section 4 Hudson $3.50.
Cora Davis to w w Chapel 20
acres section 4 Hudson, $3.50.
CT Pharis to ] II Ray part lot
/ block Thompson's addition
Butler, $3.50.
Ellen Hedges to Eli Wilson et
al lot 9 block 177, I'd addition to
Rich Hill, SIS.
John NJ Heck to NJ d NauDyke
lot 10 block 5 Williams addition
Butler, Sl00
CA Chambers TO G S Porter
40 acres section 10 Daepwater,
$1,000,
ABB Cockerill TO John d Muore
40 acres section SO New Home,
and tract section 81, osage,
$1,000.
| CA Chambers to G S Porter
20 acres section IL Deepwater
$3.50.
Emmaline Dallas to John Don.
aldscn lots and > block s Glas.
gos addition Rich Hill, $500,
J w Holloway to B b Lentz
lots S5 and SO Hnston's lst uddi-
ton Adrian, $1,000.
Truman b Doohtte to Z d
Waller lots 5 and 8 block 81 Eos.
ter, SIS,
ED Waller to S M Arbogast
lots 5 and Q block 81 Foster. SSl,
Joseph Il Groves TO J W Hollo.
way 50 acres section 20 Deer
Greek, $4,000.
Il JR Cobb et Al 10 HARRIET D
Cobb lot 5 S'ock I Huns adai,lon
Butler 8.
WN Jones % = y Noplngel
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

A remarkable court decision in
a bigamy case has been handed
down at Perugia, Italy, where
Charles Ballori, a tailor, who ac-
quilted Of the charge Of having
two wives on the ground that he
has tw, hearts. Four physicians
testified that Balliori had two
hearts and the court at once de
cided that this was ample reason
for him to marry two women.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

Enlisting mice as a regular
part Of the naval establishment
would seem rather a novelty, but
this is practically what is being
done There was glass Jar Of
little fellows at the Navy Depart
ment this week that had served
as a part Of the irregular crew Of
the Plunger, and nearly all Of the
submarines, Of which there are
now several in the navy, carry
the white mice almost as much
as a matter Of course as they do
the other members of the crew.
The mouse idea came originally
from the fact that sailors insist
on having mascots on all Of the
war ships. Some jackey under
took TO rear some white mice on
one of the submarines, the little
fellows being one of the few vari-
eties Of pets that the cramped
quarters could afford. They
were clean and cunning, and
could do no damage in the iron
shell full Of machinery. But it
it was soon found that they could
be materially useful They are
the quickest members Of the
crew TO detect and protest
against fumes from faulty gaso-
line tanks and pipes. The ofic-
ers aud men were quick to recog-
nise this trait, and the mice
spread to the other submarines
in the service and now they are
looked upon as almost a regular
part of the boats crew.
Arrangements have been made
by the director of the U. S. Geo
logical Survey for a conference
this month in New York Of the
heads Of the state geological sur
veys with whom the national sur
yey frequently works in cooper
alton on topographic, hydrogra-
phic and mineral resource prob
lens. There is a good deal of
this work that there Is danger Of
duplicating, and as the money at
the disposal Of the several sur
veys is never any too much, the
conference is being held to map
out and apporbon the work to
the best advantage and get as
much as possible in results from
the money expended.
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III voc DON'T
&c. GRlecs.

succeed the first time use Herhine
aud you will get instant relief The
greatest liver regulator A positive
cure for Constipation. Dyspepsia
Malaria, Chllls. aud all liver com
plants Mr. G. OF Emory, Texas,
writes: "My wife has been using
Herbine for herself and children for
i've years II Is "A sure cure fur con-
stipatlon aud malaria fever. which
Is substantIated by what Il has
done for my family"
Sold by Opera Drug Store.
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Friends and subscribers TO this
paper win confer favor upon us
by ordering their legal notices
printed in this paper. They can
thea see for themselves whether the
notices are correct or not
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16
Attention, Farmers and stock
raisers

The celebrated Percheon Stal.
lion CEASAR, and the Black
Jack JOHN, win make the season
of 1907 at the usual place, Willow
Grove farm, in the north west
part of Rich Hill Those who
patronize them will make no mis-
takes as their colts will show foT
themselves.
Terms 50 and s. to insure.
j. c. GRIGCs.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

walnut street. "a. 4. Church.
Preaching at this church each
Sunday at IL q. N. and 500 p. N.
Sunday School aF9s45 a. N.
Junior League AZ ESQ p. n.
Epworth League a. TOO p. m
Prayer meeting on THURSDAY
evening At 500.
The pablie ara cordially invit.
ed to attend.
A. E Ryan, Pastor,
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Ist Presbyterian Church.

sunday School Gas a. m.
Preaching az ia. m.
Junior EndeavOr } p. m.
Christian Enaeavor TOO ?. N.
Preaching at 500 P. m.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday
at 500 p. m.
w. B. Chancellor, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

Meetings of Township Board
First Wednesday alter first Tues
day In April.
First Tuesday after first Monday
IN July.
Third Monday Of November Of
each year at Office Of the township
clerk.
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washington Letter.

The national capital is pretty
well hardened 10 conventions, but
this week has been unusual, even
for Washington. The Medical
Congress has been in session
and there have been sixteen med
ical societies meeting simultan-
eously. Most Of these indulged
in abstruse discussions and were
entirely outside the range Of av-
erage lay comprehension. But
one of the branches dealt with
very lively topic for everyone in
the country. 1t was the National
Association for the study and
prevention Of tuberculosis. Much
has been learned IN the past few
years of tuberculosis, or as it is
more popularity called, consump-
ton, and the advance has been
due almost entirely to the work
Of this association.
From being a mysterious and
incurable malady, the Great
White Plague has been proved a
disease that can not only be con
trolled in its spread, but can be
cured in it's first stages. The
Association his gone in for a
campaign Of education. and now
has subsidiary bodies in twenty
two states and territories and is
spreading all the time. 1t pub
fishes and distributes plainly
worded literature on simple
methods Of controlling the spread
Of the disease. 1t has proved be-
yond question that consumption
is infectious and can be given by
one person to another through
the dust that is infected by the
patients sputa. But it has
shown also that there is no need
for the cOnsumptiye to be treat
ed as a social outcast and avoided
by all men. Simple and sensible
precautions will prevent the
spread of the disease, and the
open air treatment will check
and improve the trouble at al.
most any stage, and in the ear
lier stages viii cure it.
This will be good news to an
almost countless army Of the
afflicted. The associa tion is
pushing its work and intends in
the coming winter to organize
those of the southern states that
have not yet associations. The
officers elected at the present
meeting were DR.. Frank Billings
OF Chicago, President; DR.. VI. p.
Rayenel, of Philadelphia, aud DR..
John G. Z. Foster, Of New Haven
vice presidents; DR.. Henry b.
Jacobs, OF Baltimore, secretary;
land Gen. Geo. Sternberg OF
| Washington, treasures. Any of
these gentlemen can put suffer
ers or those interested in the
spread OF the work in communl.
cation with the nearest society
by whom they viii be furnished
with literature and advice il they
need il and put on the road to
making use of an that is best and
latest in the realm of medical
discovery in connection with the
/ disease. The more consump,
tiyes vino learn how To help and
take proper care OF themselves,
the easier and more quickly
spread win be the campaign Of
education that is now being push
ed by the National Association.
The story that has been going
the rounds this week Of the i'm
pending retirement of Attorney
General Bonaparte from the Cab
met, is entirely without founda
ton, at least so says the Attor
ney General, and he ought L
know. Mr., Bonaparte has no
been in good health for a yeal
past, and he has been so suffer
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16
Meeting Dates Of Courts.

Circuit court meets in Butler 1st
Monday in February. May and
october.
County court meets lst Monday IN
February, May, August and No
vember.
Probate court meets 2nd Monday
IN February, May, August and No
vember
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21
Miscell
OLD BOOKS WANTED.

ZEN THOUSAND 4 OLD AND NEW
books 5Ewanted-Old Virginia maga-
zines and pamphlets, Southern His
torical Society Papers, Southern Lit
erary Messenger, old Ylrglnin State
histories. old Virginia and Confed-
crate books. ~ Confederate music,
scrap-books, pay -rolls, poams, Con-
fedorate money and old stamped Com
federate envelopes, old Acts Assembly
law and medical books, general line
Of desirable miscellaneous books.
miscellaneous novels, and all kinds OF
Virginia magazines and pamphlets,
old portraits--entlrn Ire, libraries Of al
4 RICHMOND BOOK EXCHANGE, No.
400 N. Fifth street. Richmond, Va
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1NCupAroRs.

APRIL AND MAY MATCHED CHICKS
come livelier. thrive better and ma.
ture as early. because 1t Is na.ure's
own season. Chas. a. Cyphers In
cubntors and broodera give less trout
Bile than setting hon. We are his
agents and carry full stocks. Chick
en- feeds speciality. w. j. TODD,
426 N. Sixth Street.
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SEEDS AND HARDWARE.

RELIABLE SEEDS. - IRISH pOTA-
toes. onion sets, garden peas, vcge-
table seeds. Fertilizers for all crops.
implements. paints. oils, sash, doors
and blinds, poultry wire, at prices
that Will interest you. Write for
prices and seed catalogue. SOUTH-
ERN SEED CO., l16 N. Eighteenth
St., Richmond, Va
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Business Opportunities.

LARGE, WE'LL lIsiAB-
lished manufacturing company, max
Ing staple line or goods widely
known, wants satisfactory man, with
$4,000 cash, to establish and carry on
branch business: $3.50 per month sal
airy, and all expenses, with share of
profits extra; unusually safe invest
incnt; permanent engagement, and
ner year or better. with big future
Increase. For particulars, furnish
references and address G. EAST BU1 3N,
President, G7 Wabash Avenue, Chica-
10.
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ICE CREAM,

ICE CREAM WHO
and he will prove that he is the Ice
Cream Man. He guarantees satisfac-i
tion. Cream made of pure cream,
milk and eggs: cooked before freez-,
ing. $l.25 gallon; Coo half gallon.
Churches. lodges and socials will do
we'll to see him before ordering. Spec
cial prices to the above. Orders de-
livered on short notice. Call for
'.ELKlNGTON." with C. Maia, IA East
Broad Phone 5247. 3i5ls
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WANT TO HIRE FOR TEN DAYS. ON
or about June 18th. about seventy
draught horses. VIII take, them in
pairs or all from one party. Animals
to be fed and cared for by me-. Com
hire and price. Address WILLIAM
NJ. MYERS. p. O. Box 81, Richmond.
Va
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SEC
ond-hand evening gowns. tailor-made
suits. riding habits, ladies' apparel OF
all kinds; business strictly conf
Dental; send postal and we will call
at once. M. S., P. O. Box 1853, Norfolk,
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EVERY DEPOS1TOR IN A BANK IS
equally entitled to the greatest Sc
curity and the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND VA, Undoubtedly affords both.
and invites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities of q strong.
large. courteous bank. Assets. $9.-
100000. Organized April, 1866.
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special facilities
extension
which YIN be gladly mailed then mn
always The TimesDstatch
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FOR SALE, A FINE sIx-RoOM
dwelling. with two porches and hall,
newly built. on four lots adjoining.
within a few yards OF the electric
car line. very close to the city. at a
sacrifice price. MCGUIRE & CASPER,
Z 1-2 N. Eleventh Street, second floor.
CITY
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RESI- d ENT MlANAGER-ST COR
poration operating number of mining.
properties wants resident managers.
This Is an unusual opportunity for
bright, energetic men to build up per-
manent business. No personal invest
ment required, but must be able to
interest capital. Address WESTERN
EXPLORATION CONSOLIDATED CO.,
Dept. c, 1339-l34O-13il-1342 Real
Estate Trust Bldg, Philadclphia, Pa
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FOR SALE. VALUABLE MILL PROP
erty. Madison Mills. Va. An up-to.
date 75-barrel. full-rollcr. water
power nour-mill. three miles from
Orange. va. Also, S-room dwelling,
good condition. Necessary outbuild-
ings and cooper shop. For further
information. address r. O. GILLUM
Va.
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WANTED. TO SELL TEN PER CENT.
preferred stock. In order to enlarge
my business offer for sale $4,000
worth OF ten per cent. preferred stock,
Ms a wholcor In amounts to suit. This
Is an established business, and ono
that Is safe and growing; best OF ref.
ercnces given. In answering state
amounts you are in position to take
II satisfactory, and Will call and ex-
plain. Address a $50. care this Of
flee
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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 302S.
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FOR SALE. TWO NICE BRICK TENE-
ment houses in Manchester in incest
residential section. Only $2,1OO for
the two. MCGUIRE g. CASPER, No.
Z 1-2 n. Eleventh.
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FOR SALE. A NICE sIx-RooA1
dwelling. with two porches. hall and
all modern conveniences, newly built.
Broad and deep lot. Location, West
End Price low and terms to suit
MCGUIRE; & CASPER. I 1-2 North
Eleventh Street. second floor. city.
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Business Chances.

WOULD YOU INVEST IN a GOOD,
+ sound money making concern, that
will pay ten per cent. in dividends
this year? a few shares for sale at
ten dollars per share. Write for
particulars. HEAD & CO., Keller
Building, louisville. KY.
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WANTED. A SECONDHAND SODA
water fountain and tank, In good or
dor. ready for business. State lowest
cash price Address Lock Box 81,
Glover, Va.
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FOR SALE, BAR FIXTURES. CASH
register, shelving, cigar case and
other fixtures for saloon. all in good
condition. Address Box $40, Rich-
mond. Va
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WANTED, TO SELL IN QUANTITIES,
very attractive souvenirs for the re-
union. Every old Vet. and visitor
will buy one. II Interested, address
G 524, care this Office.
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1 HAVE APPOINTED p. wAssERAI1\N
as my agent to conduct a grocery
store at No. 666 n: Seventh Street.
cash only. a. /. WEINBURG.
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WANTED. HORSE FOR SURREY:
must be nice looking. we'll hammered
and city broke; good size and sound,
Address w. c., 1102 Hull Street Man
chester, Va,
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FOR SALE, A NICE FIVE OR SIX
room cottage, with three lots adjoin-
ing, at Highland Springs. for only
$3.50. Terms to suit. MCGUIRE g.
CASPER, No. 1-2 N. Eleventh st.
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LAWN MOWERS AND RUBBER HOSE.

LAWN MOWERS, $3.50 EACH TO ST.:
guaranteed In every particular. Rub
Der Hose, guaranteed for q season,
10 and IL 1-2c. per foot. Let us show
you our line. HOWELL BROS, COZ
East Broad Street
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CUNNINGHAAI'S ELIXIR OF LIFE,
the greatest nerve tonic3 on earth,
will make the old young. Price 81
the bottle. JUDSON aCUNNINGI1
the Druggist.
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SUCCESS IN THE STOCK MARK EFT.
Our book gives details. Free. Write
for It. JOHN A. BOARDMAN & CO..
Stock Brokers, SO Broadway. New
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SPOT CASH PAID FOR OLD CoNFEp-
nal envelope. Pricelist furnished on
application. Bank references as to
J, our responsibility. A BIN G D O N
STAMP CO., Abingdon, Va.
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Wanted.

WANTED. ALL WHO CAN APPRE-
cite a very nne article of old vlr-
9inia mountain rye whlskey 70 know
est rye Old Virginia Fulcher" to BIO
had anywhere. Price. 81 per gallon,
delivered anywhere in Virginia or
our three-year-old rye at So, and
four-year, $3.50. II not as good as
you ever had for the price return
and we will refund your money and
stand express charges. Jugs and
packing free. D. r, GRIFFITH &
CO., 20 East Broad Street
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RuEHL & cox CO., III S. TWELFTH
Street Phones 6432, 6232, 5229.
Headquarters on flags. Slx-fOot flag,
with stars and stripes sewed on,
$1.S5. l-2foot flags at CSC dozen:
2-foot flags at SIPS dozen; 3-foot
flags at S2.75 dozen. All fast colors.
Place orders now
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TO PURCHASE GASOLINE
launch: must be In tirst-class condi..
ton; give general DESCRIPTION sc; i q and
614, city.
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"sLAY THE FLIES.

WE SELL FLY SCREENS, FLY DOORS,
Fly Wire, Ely Traps, Fly Paper. We
make 1t hot for Mr.. Fly. Come up
and Yet us talk on fly question.
VAc@IAN'S, 2 East Broad. Big Red
Sign. Phone l04.
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WANTED, ORIGINAL AUTOGRAPH
letters OF famous persons: highest
prices paid, WALTER r. BENJAMIN,
w. Thirty fourth Street, New York
City, Letters sold. Send for price
. Hats
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OF ALL THE KISSES, KAEMPF,s
Scotch Kisses give the best satisfac-
ton. You will find them at 10 N.
Ninth Street.
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DRU4IsT.

JuDsON CUNNINGHAM, 2o17 EAST
Main Street, Postal station No. 10,
registers letters. issues money or
dcrs and CELLS stamps. Tobacco q
speciality. Fine smoking tobacco,
only zoe pound. Chewing, only &c
plug.
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NJ. GOLDSTEIN. THE LADIES TAIL
or, 210 N. Fifth Street.

CuNN1NGHAMs BLOOD MIXTURE,
price 10c. Cures Scrofula. Rheuma-
tlsm and all blood troubles fine
spring medicine. JUDSON CUNNING
HAM. the Druggist.
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FOR SALE, HUBER PORTABLE
Engine, 6 1-2x7-inch cylinder; Inter
NATIONAL 3-H-P. gasolene engine,
second-hand, good condition; lorna
dol 10-inch knife feed cutter, second
hand; I'D Level" cream separator,
secondhand. CONC to sec these. w.
X. sBACHE & SONS, 1906 East Main
Street. egt3s7Es
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FOR SALE. STOCK OF DRUGS;
Mathews fine soda fountain, 10
glasses; one-third value: best locn-
ton. W. P, HELM, Wnrrenton, Va.
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FOR SALT. NEW TENT; WIDE. BLUE
stripe, l2x13 feet; worth some s30:
will sell cheap. Call at S. Tenth
ST., between . and II o'clock a. NJ.
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NURSES COLLEGE, PUEBLO, COL,
Complete course six weeks; diploma;
has no equal.
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THE MOCK TRIAL"

AT Y. M. G. A, WAS a GRAND Sue
cess; everybody pleased. Alabastine
on your walls Is also a success:
everybody pleased Try It. It's easy
to apply. Beats paper or whitewash.
vAUgHAN'S, 2 East Broad Street.
Big Red Sign over door.
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FOR SALE, A MAGNIFICENT EIGHT
room dwelling. new. in the finest re-
pair. In the $500 block. West Clay.
Mt only s3.100. Look after this ut
once. MCGUIRE & CASPER. Z 1-2 N.
Eleventh Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21
ALABAsrINE, ALABAsT1NE.

IT IS WONDERFUL HOW IT SELLS.
Every one Ia using 1t now. The only
sanitary wall coating made. Can be
applied by child. AS good in the
parlor rs In tho Kitchen. Any color
you wants. and Soc per package
ut HOWELL BROS, coz z. Broad.