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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-04
MITCHELL co. ORGANIZED
A Local Company Said to Have In
corporated in Illinois to Garry on
Manufacturing Plant.

Chicago, Ill, Dec. 1st-Special to
The Republican.-The National In
sulation Co., occupying a modest
factory building at North Aurora, has
entered upon what promises to be
the greatest boom in its history. The
Company at Mitchell, S. D. has just
been incorporated in Illinois with a
$4,000 capital stock. The company
makes a patent insulation paint. The
Chicago City Railroad people Car
Light and Coke Company and Chic
ago Engineers Association have re-
Gently made tests of the product with
the result that the railway and gas
company have placed large orders
for paint and the Engineers Associa-
tion have recommended it to be used
grain elevators and other build
ings requiring fireproof construction.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-04
THREW AWAY ovERcoATs
Thirty Of These Garments Were
Thrown to the Winds From the
Top Of the B.ilding.


Standing on the roof of the high
CFampeny building Saturday a
salesman opened the great sale Of
clothing ard gents furnishing goods
of Chas. G. Woods by throwing tkdr-
ty overcoats and coats into the great
crowd which assembled In the street
below. 1t was an opener that was
something OF a screamer and the way
the men and boys hustled for the
clothing as it came dawn indicated
they all belonged to a baseball club
of the first class. And it was good
stuff that was thrown. away.
When the doors were opened for
the sale at 8 O'Clock there was a
grand rush to get into the storercom
to get hold of the great bargains
that were provided in the markdown
sale. Although Mr.. Woods had pro
vidsd a large force OF clerks it was
impossible to handle tie crowds and
the doors Lad to be locked to give
the buyers a chance and then let in
a fresh crowd after che others had
been supplied.
From the low prices that Mr..
Woods has made OH his goods it is
evident nat he is going to do a great
business.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-04
NOME ARE CHAMPIONS
No High School Team Won sum,
cient Honors as to Lay Claim
to the Chamnionahin.

The high school football season
of 1908 will go down in history
without a champion eleven, a con-
dition all high schools will regret,
but one that cannot be overcome un-
til the teams are taken into sort
of an association, where their stand
ings can be reached in a definite
manner.
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader in
commenting on and publishing the
list of names given in the columns
of the Republican a few days ago
in the makeup of an all-star high
school team, says that the team is
about as fair as could be put to-
gether. although different selections
might be made by different men.
= Concerning the state champion
ship, 'Thei Argus-Leader says: "The
state championship is a question that
can be doped in many ways. Sioux
Falls could use a line of dope that
would entitle it to the flag Madison
could do the same and Mitchell
would not be far in the ear There
Is talk of a schedule being arranged
SO that some definite lines can be
drawn. That Is as it should be. The
high school games should be arrang-
ed under the directions Of the state
athletic association and then 1t would
not be SO hard to determine which
ieleven was entitled to the honors.'
So far as the published scores are
concerned, we believe that Mitchell
is ahead of any school in the stat.
on the number of points that hav.
been made in the games played ant
that 1t has the smallest number o
points that have been scored agains
it. Mitchell scored ,161 points an.
~ points we're scored against he
in the season. In one game Mitch
ell made 80 points to Its opponent
none. But of course that does no
make, the team champions, but /
puts them up where they are to b
recognized.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-04
THAN LAST YEAR
The Winter Weather Starting in
With Stronger Evidence Than
One Year Ago.

AS evidence that. there is likely to
be something doing out of the or
binary in the weather line early
this winter, the government Their
mometer went to a degrees below
zero this morning, and it only stood
at % degrees above all day Monday.
The records do not disclose any
thing similar to the way the wealth
er varied Monday. AT s O'Clock
Monday morning the mercury stood
at % degrees as the coolest during
the night, d>instead of rising
higher during the day from that
hour, the mercury steadily dropped
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-04
4 Wcsl:aS E,rs.cnt.

A widi'wrr in Scgs:and proposed. tar
and w;:s :.srcpt"u AH u wida.x whose,
husband Rad Gied but a molkh or two.
previously.
To cs{ebrate Ills. OCCASION he. askedl
the wi3ow's daughter what she. wcull
like fog a. present. She wanted, roth
Ing. she suid. but being pressed to
name something she replied:
We'll. II yex want to spend sfller
you might put up a he&lstone to- my
fatssts." -London Telegraph
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-04

There is more Catarrh in this sec
tion of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be
.incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced tia local dis
ease and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced 1t
incurable. Science has proven ca
tarrh to be a constitutional disease
and therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, man
ufactured by F. ]. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitu-
tional cure on the market. 1t is
taken internally in doses from 10
drops to a teaspoonful. 1t acts direct
ly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. They offer one hum
dred dollars for any case it fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testi-
monials.
Address: F. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, Csc.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
s~tipatiOn.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-04
balloons and Ballooning.

AZ the third number OF the Lecture
Course Monday evening the lecturer,
Henry Helm Clayton, was greeted
With good house. The lecture was
interesting throughout being illustat-
ed by stereopticon views. The speak
or took up the development Of the
various machines that have been
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-04
A Dangerous Operation.

Is the removal of the appendix by
a surgeon. No one who takes DR..
Kings New Life Pills is ever subject
ed to this %frightful ordeal. They work
so quietly you don't feel them. They
cure constipation, headache, bilious
ness and malaria. Csc at D5ehT &
Browns drug store.
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cesri,y for safeguarding the cistri-
dbution Of tickets and Of doorkeepers
and sergeants-at-arms says an article
In the June Appleton's. More than
once there have been ugly charges
that doorkepers have been posted at
certain entrances by COLLISION Of the
friends of some candidates. prepared
to admit freely anyone who should
appear at the door with a certain
password. which would mean yelling
to the point OF exhaustatiOn for the
statesman in question.
There was once a state from which
came two candidates for the presi-
dency. one Of them supported by the
State Itself and the other by the State
In which was the convention city.
1t was long alleged that by the power
OF the local committee which pro-
vided the convention hall. the public
galleries were packed with local Wis
ttors, without right or ticket. In the
effort to stampede the assembly for
the candidate SO high In local favor.
At that same convention An emf
nent general OF the Civil War. acting
as sergeant-at-arms In chief. is said
to have engaged In knockdown ar
gument. involving fists and umbrellas.
with the virtual head OF the national
committee. later to be all but a cabi-
net oficer. and ever since a man OF
national fame and high ohicial posi-.
ton. all over the fact that the latter
party to the discussion had issued
certain admission tickets not recogn.
lied by the party of the first part.
and complicated by the further fact
that they were supporters OF these
two rival candidates from the same
State.
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BANkRuPTcY NOTICE.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
Creditors. In the District Court OF
the United States for the Eastern
District Of Virginia.
In the matter Of HARRY F. WESTA-
COLT. Bankrupt In Bankruptcy. No.
781.
To the creditors OF Harry F. Westa-
colt. Of Newport News. IN the County
Of Warwick, and district aforesaid. q
bankrupt:
=. Notice Is hereby given that on the
18th day Of May, A. D.. 1903. the said
Harry F. Westacott was duly adju-
dicated . bankrupt: and that the
first meeting Of his creditors will be
held at Room No. 30l Silsby building,
in Newport News. on the 18th day Of
May. A. D.. 1908. At 10 O'Clock IN the
forenoon, at which time the said cred
ltors may attend. prove their claims.
appo8Ht q trustee. examine the bank
rupt. and transact such other business
rs may properly come before said
meeting.
JOHN b. LOCKE.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Dated: Newport News. Virginia. May
q. 1908.
A. c. GARRETT. Attorney for Bank
rupt. II.
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Nswvsrs NEW N,Sh oekes, Worsssl
~ o. ?. C. csassSs N Pstekssr

In one Of Ii. pretties, pitchers hat
ties seen o. the college canpus this
season. the nine Of Old Point Comfort
College defeased the Newport News
High school team yesterday afternccu
BY q score % . 10 ].
McCsas. fov the college. had slight.
ly the sdysafaee q Green Morgan.
TIE High schoo, pitcher. allowing only
tour hifs. STRIKING ouf eight men and
sf-sag m free passes. Movsaa AZ
loved I've sisgtes. struck ouf sise
Ren. bot BE- vaJked two bssters and
ms6e one WIN pitch. Both teams
played Q fsSs SEEDING zane. the Coz
Iegisas having oa'y fur crrors 10
Thea ereass sad ~ Visitors ave. Sew.
eral a. she uinp,ays Of The Hssh school
bsyS Vere cody.
II fnsusss q Ire sane wss the
ouune3U1g ost1tas u Len Fsesdes
yeartssa - ~ esusgs "a sscsoes
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sTocKHoIoERs' MEETINGS.
TRUSTEE.S SAlE.

Is surviving Trustee In . certain
decd OF trust from Lucy ~. Bash snc
husband to r. w. Flournoy and r. u.
Lett. Trust, -. dated the 10Th day vt
Dcccmber. 1895 and recorded in the
County Court Clerks once cf War
wick County. Virginia. In Deed Book
is. nj page ~ and ~. default having
bcep made therein. the undersigned
will. a, the request Of the assigpes of
the beneficiary named thereis make
sale a. public auction IN the highest
r'dder. for cash. on the premises. at
10 O'Clock .. m. On Sasurday. ilp tqk
DAY ~ June. 1908. ~ Loss n snd -. Ia
Block 2<i. On MrLcan's MAJ ~ part
u Newport News. originally DID tn
warwick County Court Clerks Orr.
on September 18th. 1881. and now n
r>cord IN the Corporation Court
CIerk's once % Newport News. w,
Pist Book .. PAGE :. With the Sdsfd-
lpss and imvrrvemeste theresa.
n n. LETT.
Surviving Trustee.
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essSstseee t4svs F-ss~ss VIA ossd
lONOA

l0NO9
There 10 the svp,suse 10 be uu"o'
sor every ecavestioa has Us one &C.
CASTOR whes The applause b longest
and every essdtdase hopes to be I've
object % thst DISTINCTION. Here ss
Shess The vslue q the tocai de',ss-
t,oas and marching clubs makes ~
self sppsreat 10 thcse Who fsct't'0'
their josrrsy 10 The conversation The
cl.qse and he clock src IN def'o te
relstsoa 10 escA oshcr. ]; u clearly
saaerssool ~ ccaventios po"ss's
shss Q lsrse psrt % The protrsc''a
cusburss a esthsslasm recsrced scy'
ersi tines . Gay b the r.suIs 81 des+
ute srxssssstIss The !esS,- 81 whoa
k.r,, ass eyes On Dis ~s,cs saa 90
Ma ver.p1rsae eohorts - csr-sui's %
iss essous n . Yresch acers hcs-
va svs IL use vhs sss a--is,'
o. ss.e sses3re- ),
VIE q . nssisessssin q ~ ~
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Summary: Two-base hit. Hall.
Struck out. by Morgan. 9: by Mccain.
8 Base on balls. Morgan. 2. Hit by
pitched ball. Smith. Passed balls.
Williamson. 2. Umpires. Henshaw
and Hickman.
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chAupions Take Another.
CHICAGO, May 20.-Reulbach to-
day gave way to Frazer after Boston
had scored two runs and Chicago Won
out. s to ..
Score. RH. e.
Chicago :. 00120101x-5
Boston -0o200001O-3 l
Batteries: Reulbach. Frazer and
king; Dorner. Bowerman and Ball.
Time. 1850. Umpire. Rudderham.
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Todays cames.
Danville at Richmond.
Portsmouth ut Roanoke.
Lynchbvfg ut Norfolk
oeueheW lssSse.
New Orleans. 8: Birmingham. 2.
Atlanta, 3: Memphis. 2.
Montgomery, 10; Mobile. 2.
Little Rock. 10: Nashville. I.
COLLEGE OAsEoALL.
At ithscs-Corneil. 3: Michigan. 2
lis iunings)
At Princetoa-Princeton. 8: Penn
sylvsnia, I.
At Atlants-Upivessity Of Georgia.
Z: wsshingto. and Lee. Q.
A, New Hayea-!Amherst, 1; Yale. !:
At CsIabridge-Harvard, 9: Phil
npsAndoves, ..
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American League
RECRUITS Yesterday.

Rssults Yesterday.
Washington Chicago. postponed.
rain.
New York Detroit, postponed. rain.
Philadelphia, 1; st. Louis. 8.
Boston, 8; Cleveland, I.
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OLD DOMINION INDUSTRIES.

,Guineys.-Caroline Canning Com.
paDy, incorporated with $1,000 CAPT.
tsl stock: 8. H. Evans. president; w.
r.. Tompkins. secretary treasurer,
both. Of Guineys: N. L. Mills. vice
president. Marye. Va.
Approximately will erect school
building to cost $4,000.
Roanoke.-Frank Brown will build
cold storage plant. :.
Tazewell.-City will erect school
building to cost $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures congre-
CATION will erect ediflce to cost $l5.-
O0O.
|, Big Stone. Gap.-Store Building
Big Stone Gap Jewclry. Company
awarded contract for erection of
building: two stories. 25x60 feet; con-
crete blocks.
ClsrksyilIe.-Ctty win lay about q.
900 yards Of granolithic pavement;
bids win be opened My Is.
Roanoke.-Overalls. etc. - Cassel
ana Elliott are interested in contem-
plated establishment OF overall and
shirt factory.
Portsmouth. - City contemplates
construction Of sewers In Fifth ward
and additions to present sewerage
pumping statioo; cost, $4,000; J. Da-
Wis Reed. mayor.
Staunton.--Ernest NJ. Hartman will.
It IL reported. expend $4,000 to i'm
prove Hotel EAkleton.
TIP Top.--Bsker and Wells. Ora
ham, w. Va, have. II Is reported,
contract to erect hotel near Tip Top.
Winchester.-f1ardWare.-John 8.
Solsnberger Z Co, incorporated with
$4,000 capital stock: w. H. Baker.
president: John 8. 8olenberger 4 Co..
3. e Baker ana H. n. Solenberger. :
% Neutrality-suspicious. hAsV
ware Company. Incorporated with
Sfs,S00 capital stock: }. Z Wilcox,
president: J. . Moss. general nan-
agsr and tressarer: = N. Burt. secre-
tssy. ...-
Norton. Works.-Nortou
PEPSI Cola Botfltng Company. tncor-
corsted viii S3s.o00 capital stock: p.
B. Kline. presideat: @. l. KilEore.
vlee-president: q. C. Kline. secretary
treasurer.
petersbur8. - Pablishing.-virGinia
Printing sAA Manufacturing Com.
pesy. iscorpossted With $4,000 capt
tai stock: n. 2. Mupt president: Va
A. w1IHsnsoa, vSce-psesidest: ". B.
Harrison. secretary-tres$srer.
Roauoke - ASbatnir. - Trsnk Z.
Brown viii b1ild slaughter house:
br,ck and eoacretc: 3ox3s feet; cold
STORAGE plant IN connection
Ncsfnsk. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
u. s. larise Ccrps. wsshssetoa. ID
C.. yin receive proposals. >sstil Nay
-. o. er~etica ssd esaisOeut Of sasn-
dry st navy yard Norfolk
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Games To-day.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
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ssandlna o. the Clubs.

0amss Today.
Boston 1T Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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May 20.-Mrs. Alfred
- uot,rbIlt. whR It Is re-
:, et an absolute divorce
rs sndations Of the referee
Qu4t by Justice O'Gorman,
determined fight for her
- of the Vanderbilt mil
ettf matter now stands" said
s. fie attorneys In the case yes
the report may not be fled
80 return Of Mr.. Ledyard. ST..
: eeturn OF Mr.. Anderson. Again,
hopes Of getting a message
ldS the report and closing once
Elos al the litigation. Mrs. Van
- has suffered greatly at the de-
nc she 10 willing to do this
THAN, take the money offers
III Nj. Vanderbilt. They were
8{ al reason of fairness.
VIII Fight to End.
l01 Vanderbilt will go on With
lnAtter to the end. She will not
DaxlD0ed with what the court might
~ 10 settle on her. Justice o.
Gsan might offer her million.
y lffs. Vanderbilt does not want
9lla not take. II Is agreed among
who know that Alfred will mar
IN. Mrs. Vanderbilt Is not 60
have her child denied his
"a proper share Of the Van
6illions.'
report Is voiuminous. embrac.
evidence Of Mrs. Vanderbilt.
Kempster. a valet for Alfred;
iderbilt's maid three detec.
ave other witnesses, one
came from Virginia.
y lame Of Miss Florence
~ Who married c. H. Wilson.
efbtlt's static manager. does
! 66ar rs q witness. as she went
4 rope before Referee Mcclure got
way.
defease of Mr.. Vanderbilt was
q, NJ his attorneys had instruc.
r 70 defend only such points AZ
a names that were tabooed BY
lung man.
EN-, too, he did not want q pa
Acf scandal-carrying witnesses.
a agreed not to agree two years
ALFRED told his attorneys. And
eing true. l am willing to set
800. 900 on my wife. But the
ment must be In the shape OF
s4f3es and based on the valuation
tine OF our differences start,
eH,pld mean that Mrs. Wander.
q get securities valued at
~. when the troubles OF
- began. New York Central
valued at $15s q share.
Is Just above par. and 1t the
offer was made II was $S3.
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Who Did?

One Of our subscribers writes us
that William Balfour Ker's picture
The First Spank" reminds him of
the following story: A little fellow
who had just felt the hard side OF the
slipper. when the tears had dried
somewhat turned to his mother
Mother" he asked. did grandpa
spank father when he was a little
boy?"
YES answered his mother i'm.
pressively.
And did his father whip him when
he was little?"
Yes"
And did his father spank him.
yes"
A pause.
well. who started this thing. any
way?-Everybody's Magazine.
Cincinnati proposed giving Lobert
of St. Louis for Murray and Ray
mond. st. Louis turned the offer
down 10 hurry. For once st.
Louis appears to be on the right
side Of a deal even II Lobert is q de-
sfrable player.
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huount of your belief In ad-
which Is PUT INTO TYPE
! counts.
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coakIey pitches Good Bali.

Coaktey PNehes 0ooo os"'
CINCINNATI. May 20.-Coakley's
pitching today was too much for the
Philadelphians, who failed to get run
ner to second base during the game.
. Scoro. R.H. L.
Cincinnati ...OOO02OO1x-3 l
Philadelphia. 000OOO0O0-O
Batteries: Coskley and Schlei: Nc
Quiilan and Doom. Time. 1.35. Um'
pire, Emslie.
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In The World Of Sports
Nailoaal League

Results Yesterday.
Chicago, s: Boston, 3.
st. Louis. 1: New York. 0.
Pittsburg. 1; Brooklyn. ..
Cincinnati. 8; Philadelphia. 0.
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st. Louis Again Waiiops Ath'et'es.
PHILADELPHIA. May 20.-St.
Louis won here today by
punching hits with the errors by the
home team and a wild pitch by
Plank.
Score: X. II. A..
st. Louis o1oo aoooe-3 2 1
philadelphia. oIoo0o0O0-1 . 2
Batteries: Poewli and Spencer;
Plank and Powers. Time. las. Um-
pires, Connolly and Egan.
Maps Lick Bostons.
BOSTON, MASS. May 20.-Cleve-
land won an easy game from Boston
today to 3. The home team raj
lied In the ninth. but a good throw
BY Birmingham cut OF what would
have been the tying run.
Clubs. Won. Lost. PC.
Cleveland. :. O0OO2 00O" 1
Boston =. 1O0OOOOO2-3 IL 2
Batteries: joss and N. Clark: Win
ter and Carrigan. Time. 1:43. Um-
pire, O'Loughlin.
Princeton Downs Pennsylvania.
PRINCETON. N. j.. May 90
Princeton won from Pennsylvania to-
day In q pitchers battle BY the score
Of 3 to l. Twitmire's base on balls
and Princeton's, punched hitting
caused Pennsylvania defeat.
Pennsylvania. OO0OO0001-1 s 2
Princeton -. OO1O11O0Io 1
Batteries: Twitmire and Port:
Clark and Dawson. Umpire. Adams.
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TRANSFER coNSAsslEs

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
fer; O0css G. Z o. Ststion. 'PAoaes.
Zen, No. ~ sad 13S: CitiSe1s No
II u
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b8ttoFl6o. CO0hicy dhu oNhA|''
Quiilan and Doom. Time. 1876. Um'
pire, Emslie.
DodQsrs Trim Pirates.
PrTToBURG. May 20,-Brooklyn
defeated Pittsburg today 2 to l. The
home teams Inability to hit Mcln-
tyre was responsible for their de-
feat N-..
Score: X. n. Z.
PittsburG O0OOOO100-1 4 0
Brooklyn ;. O0002O0O0-2 10 s
Batteries: Willis. Lever and Glib
SOP; Mcintyre and Berger. Time.
lac. Umpires. ODay and tombstone.
Giants still Losing.
ST. LOUIS. May 20.-St. Louis to.
day defeated New York to 0. Ray
moud pitched in brilliant form, al
lowing New York but three hits.
st. Louis ....10OO0OOOx-1 8 o
New York 0OOOO0OO0-0 3 l
Batteries: Raymond and Ludwig:
McGinity. Taylor aud Needham. Time,
1855. Umpires. KLEIN and Rigler.
Carolina League.
At Chariotte-C Charlotte. ;: Green
vile. 2.
Al Greensboro-Greens I: An.
deFson, 3.
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At Observation-Disclosures. 1: An
deFoou. 3.
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HOW ABOUT THOSE OLD BILLS.
We can collect them. Guarantee to
collect or no charge. GEO. c.
BLAND, Room I. Coleman Bldg.
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LOTS FER SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts Of the city. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO. tel Warwick Building.
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WANTED.

WANTED-POSITION AS CLERK,
preferably, but any honorable en-
ployment will be- accepted. Young
man, sober and industrious. Ad-
dress WORK" Daily Press. 520-2t
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FOR RENT-A NICE HOME ON THE
Boulevard near Cypress Ave. .
rooms, all modern convenisnces.
Apply WALTER CHARNiEY. City
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ron RENT.

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LOOT.

LOST 25. s27 OR 18TH STREET
betwea Marshall and Washington
Ave. ladies' gold watch. Mono
gram M E. s. Picture in case.
RewaId for return. MRS. C. H. Nc
uNtLD. 743 9th st. 6-l7.6t.
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petersburs. - Publishins.-VirGinis
Printing nd Manufacturing Com
pasy. Iscorpossted With S3c.e00 capt
tai stock: n. 2. Mupt. president: w
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Harrison, secretary. treasures.
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olaots Still Losing.

Carolina League.
At Chariotte-Charlotte. ;: Green.
Vile. 2.
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FOR SALEE-ONE OPEN BUGGY.
Learner cushion and back. In first
CLASS condition. Price $500. MIL
h kEH 4 g EAsoN' Huntington Ave-
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FOR SAL E-BY CITY COAL AND
Wood 20. Pine Weed. Y Cord.
$l.sS; tdixed Wood. Y Cord, $1.S5:
YAK Wood. u Cord. $50: good
quality Round Mixed Wood for
COOK Stove, \ Cord. $3.50. 32d st..
and Virginia Ave. Both Phones
43O. 5-3-Im.