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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-13
TRADE REPORTS.
Bradstrcets Saturday VIII Say 70
Richmond and Vicinity

:, While depression continues in most
lines of trade. there are evidences of
Improvement and the general tone is
better than it has been for several
weeks. Jobbers of dry goods, notions,
shoes. hats and kindred lines are re,
celv!ns orders in fair volume, but re.
port a continuance of slow and unsat-
isfactory collections. In sheet metal
and mill supplies there is a. increased
demand, and sales show Improvement
ana collections are satisfactory in this
line. Receipts of produce Increased
me demand in this line is better than
Tor some weeks past and prices are
fair. Manufacturers of trunks and
bags report improvement In sales. Of
lerlnGs of loose tobacco We're greater
than last weels. and the satisfactory
prices heretofore noted are maintained.
N pants and oils the volume of trade
shows gradual increase Lumber con-
tlnues duh and ..here have been no re-
SulnPtiens.of Importance among mills.
Retail trade is at the point OF dullness
usual at the end of season and cler-
. ance sale, which stimulated it for a
1ime, are about over. Money Is in fair
demand and the supply is ample.
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either side, equipped with axes. shovels,
ropes and a dozen other articles. The
clothing of the drivers varied from
black bear skin to a pure white fur
outfit and headdrcss worn by the
French team.
Three French cars one German, one
Italian and one American, started in
the race. Three men constituted the
crews of the foreign machines, where
there were only two in the American
car. Tho three French cars are steered
by G. Bourcier ST. Chaffray, M. GODDARD
and NJ. Pons; the German car. by Lieu
tenant Koeppen. of the Prussian army;
the Italian car by Antonio Scaronglio,
and the American car, by Montague
Roberts. Each machine carried the
flag Of its own nation. and that of the
United States. They We're plentifully
decorated with signs and placards. The
buildings surrounding Times Square
were decorated with flags and bunting,
and the start was spectacular.
From six to nine months. It Is be.
lleved. will be required to make the
trip Steamers will transport the ma
chimes from San Francisco to Valdes.
Alaska, and from Nome to East Cape
Siberia. across Behfing Strait.
Pass Through, OssininE.
OSSINING. N. Y, February Aa.--The
SIX cars in the New York to Paris auto
mobile race passed through here short-
~ before o'clock this afternoon.
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Markets Closed
ON nccount Of the celebration OF
Lincpip's birthday the stock. produce
and grain mnrkets were closed on
yesterday.
cnrroS MARKETS.

NEW YORK. February i2-Hcliday in
cotton market.
Total 10 day at all por.s--Net receipts.
al2i.seO bales: export To France. 10000 bales:
10 the Continent 1898 bales.
tt4 Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts.
12t ,sTj bales; export to Great Britain, i6.735
bales: TO France. n0,io0 bales to the CONT
mont. 1901 bales; TO Japan, 1895 bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports
+ Not receipts s.596.32s bales; export TO Great
y Britain. s.34a.Si5 bales; to France, 6iS,61T
bales: 10 the Continent, 2.SoiG5o bales; to
Jal an. 1891 bales; 10 Mexico. 1898 bales
LIVERPOOL. February 1?.-coTToN---
Closing Spot in limited demand, prices .
points lower American middlins, fair, 6.91.
good middling, 6.J5 midding 6.2e; low
ifiddlinE, Dos; good ordinary. $3.50. ordi-
nary sos The sales OF the day were 5000
bales, of which 500 were for speculation and
export and included 800 American. Re-
ceitts, 1000 bales. including 1900 Amer-
eau. Futures opened quiet and closed Idle.
american iniddling. &. o. C.. February, s5.s3:
February March. s.slig: March April. s.s1ba;
.lrrii-May. 5.Scis5 May-June. s79; June
July, 5,7sts JuiStusust, 5.72; August-Sep.
tember. J.62: September October 5.51,s:
October. November. 5.5a. November-De
Der. 5.anis.
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Tobacco,

;, Neceipts of tobacco continue small.
though yesterdays market was good
deal Larger than the day before. there
ICING eoooo pounds sold. No tobacco
OF unusually good quality was handled.
but the prices We're we'll up to the re-
cent standard. Mr.. A. ~ Goodman
sold at the Crenshaw warehouse, large
ioad at the average price of s17.74 per
hundred pounds
Mr.. William L. HAZEL. of Shockoe
Marenouse. reports the sale of about
$4,000 pounds for an average OF over
~ cents per pound. Some wrappers
SOLD above $50. Much better sales are
expected as soon as a good handIinp
season is had.
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HOME GUARD is SELECTED
Ono "f the Companies to Go to Chick
aMauSn-PreparinE for Inspection.
Especial to The Tilues Dispatch

Especial to The Tlues -pIspatch.l
L9NCHBURG, VA. February 12-.
Colonel r. E. Craighnl is in recent
OF letter from General c. c. Vaughan
advising MIN that the SEVENTEEN Rerl-
ment TO which the Home Guard Is
attached, has been selected as one of
me commands to be sent to the en-.
. campment TO be held at Chickamaura
during the coming summer The Off !.
GERS and men of the company have been
expecting for the past year to be de-
taiied to take part in these manoeu.
yres.
The Home Guard is engaged in prac.
tice drills for the coming inspection
under Federal auspices. and the off,
GERS are confident that the company
VIII nave no trouble to have every man
present upon this occasion. The COM
pany has q record of having 100 per
GENT of attendance in the last seven
inspections. and its attendance unon
we weekly drills. being above so per
of the State. '"'''
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Andcrsou Proh,oted.

]. A. Anderson, we'll known In Rich
mond gun circles, has been promoted
TO the advance agency of the u Nj. G..
He left Richmond yesterday to or
ganize seven weeks campaign tour
Of the South. He will arrange for ex-
hibitons in thirty-eight Southern
cities. opening at Jacksonville, Febru-
airy 18th. Exhibition, shoots will also
be given in Charlottesville, Lynchburg
and Richmond some time in April
The latest addition to the squad is
Annie Oakley, tho worlds champion
shot
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
NAVAL STORES.

!, WlLMlNGToN y. C.. February 70
SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at soc. re.
ceifts > casks Rosin--Rcceipts. 35l bar.
Iels- Tar-Firm at $3.50. Crude Turner
t,ne--Firn at SEAS d3.5o; receipts, 10 bar
SAVANNAH. GA. February 1a,-T1...
at Sic; receipts. l42 casks:
sEipments. 10 casks. Rosin-Firm: sales
3 ~, barrels; receipts. 2.122 barrels; stock
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NEW YORK. February %

Etcepts. e,o4i head steers. s4.loG4e5.
oxen, $50 $40: bulls. 1925 a Tao: cows So. -
q. a. $50. Calves Receipts. l 3ss head veals.
Dressed calves SLOW. city dressed yeais
9alai sc.: country dressed. sd12c. sheen
NM lambs Receipts. SOS head. sheer,
Snils. $500: sheep, sI.75G, 800; lambs, sTSi
80; all sold Hogs-Receipts 1855 head.
Market steady al ssI5m5oo
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Cam pbe1l Teachers to Meet

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
LYNCHBURG. VA, February To-
The regular midwinter meeting OF
the Campbell County Teachers Assoc
citation, composed of the ninety white
teachers In the county. will be held
here Friday and Saturday OF this week.
Prominent educators from various por-
tons of the State will be heard,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-13
QUARTER MILLION OF DAMAGE
DONE IN GEORGIA ny SrOr,,y

ATLANTA, GA. February ia loss
this vicinity by the storm which swept
across Central Georgia Monday. The
loss centres within fifty miles OF this
city; and was suffered chiely~ by teie-
munication was partially restored to
southern points from Atlanta to-day.
put the wires We're in poor condi-
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CATTLE MARKETS.

. HIJNNID Febiunfy 12.-,CATTLE---Re-
ceipts estimated at $4,000 head Market
strong to shade higher. steers, sac 20
SD; COWS. $3a4I5: heifers, s2.J0a41a:
bulls, SO. rs d $50; calves. $4,000: stockers
end feeders, s2.6o@is5. Hogs-Receipts
about $1,000 head. Market about 1oc. high
az Choice. heavy shippers, si.5Om4.55:
80. choice, light s4.45m $50; pigs s3.506p
. 20; bulk OF sales, s4.4oa4.5o Sheep
Receipts. 1900 head. Market slow bu.
6.e5 lambs, Ss.25ase5
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Ty Cobb Want. to Coach.

DETROIT. MICH. February 1e.-pri-
vate information was received here to-
DAY from Athens, Ga, that Ty Cobb
position as coach of the baseball
team of that institution. This has given
the management its first touch of
anxiety. as 1t looks as though Cobb
was more determined in his hold out
than he was given credit for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-13
VIII Meet In Bedford CITY.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
LYNCEBURG, VA, February 49,
The executive board of the Virginia
Federation of Woman's Clubs, in ses-
sion here last night, decided to ac-
cept the invitation OF the Bedford LIB
rary Association to hold the second
annual convention of the federation
in Bedford City In May, the time to he
fixed by the local association.
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Herbert DefcntA Inlinn.

TspecIAI TO TIC Times Dispatch1
EMPORIA, VA. February 12-Gec
Herbcrt the lightweight champion
wrestler of America, met and defea,ej
Glielfno. the Italian wonder, of Nor
foik. last night here before small
audience.
The contest lasted only about thirty
minutes. and the spectators were given
cold deal for their money
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February 18th in the Annals Of Sport.

in
Ion, ized
in
a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-13
Throwing Di.c,,..

throwing Discus.
Sporting. Editor The Times Dispatch.
sir,--What is the worlds record for
throwing the discus in the Greek
style? j. f. q
EiShty-seven feet three and one-half
lnches. This record was made by M.
j. Sheridan at the jamestown Exposi-
ton, September I. 1907.--Editor.
Fights and Baseball.
Sporting Editor The Times d ispatch.
Sir-Will you kindly answer the
following In to-morrow's sporting
columns:
Who. holds. the lightweight cham
pionship of the world?
When will the Virginia State League
baseball season open?
What was the date of the last Cans
Britt fight?
Yours very truly,
WILLIE A. CALLAWAY.
Norwood, Va, Feb. -, 1908.
!. Champion lightweight-Joe Cans
z; Virginia season opens on April
8; Gans:Brtt fight was on September
Q. 1907.-Editor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-13
Building Permit, I.,,,cd.

Building Inspector Henry P. Beck
issued the following permits yesterday:
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com.
pahy, 70 erect Trademarks shanty
Canal Streets. s1o5. '0
Louis A. Behle. to erect a bricl,
garage In the rear OF No. 1912 West
*; A Kicks. to erect a frame
Kitchen in the rear of No ia NortI
Third Street, $500. VI
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ReaI estate.
he alleges that he held a coupon, when
an usher insisted that the seat be sur
rendered to another patron. -
High Point issues Bonds.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
HIGH POINT, N. G.. February 10
At meeting of the Board of Aldermen
last night the papers advertising High
Points bonds for sale were presented
ana accepted The issue calls for
$4,000, per cent. coupons, payable
April |: 1888. and dating from April i,
1905. The issue Of these bonds was
through an act Of the recent extra ses-
sion of the Legislature. and is to pay
or or the floating indebtedness of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-13

BY request, this beautiful and valu-
able farm will be sold. on the premises
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1908.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Train leaves South
ern station at Z a. NJ. arriving at Be
Iona at $40 A. NJ. Returning. leaves
Belona at IL o'clock.
This beautiful farm consists of 1G6
wood.
The beautiful dwelling. with ten
rooms. Is within five minutes walk of
the station CBelona). New. modern,
double a,o.l -sheathed frame house. slate
white enamel paint with hardwood
finish; walls colored and papered
shade trees in yard; well Of fine water
near Kitchen door: stables, barn, smoke
house. etc. Orchard OF seventy five
trees. four years growth. Land well
watcred by creek with continual flow.
Land nearly all fenced.
church, school, post office, depot and
store all within one-quarter OF mile OF
house. Good neighborhood and home
tor doctor.
Land of the very best black soil. with
clay Subsoil :
Owing to the accessibility of this
rarn. fine location. conveniences near
az hand. and The unusually modern, at
tractiVe dwelling and country, this OPP
portunity should attract the attention
OF ~ nome, seekers or investors.
TERMS: One-third CASH balance in
one and two years, secured,
Fiat of farm and buildings. with
nrther.slnformation. can be had at
office of
CHAs. a. ROSE. Auctioneer.
North Ninth Street.
Richmond Va.
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Sues Theatre for Ejectins Him.

[Speclal to The Times Dispntch,l
SALISBURY, N c.. February 12--
For being unceremoniously elected
from Meroney's Theatre here last night
during a performance. Mr.. Charles A.
Kluttz. well known business man in
Salisbury, has Instituted suit for dam
ages against the owners Of the theatre.
He occupied regular seat, for which
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TO HAVE MORE POLICE.
Lynchburss Aldermen Make Provision
for Five New Officers.

Especial to The Times Dispatch]
LYNCHBURG, VA. February IA
The Board of Aldermen last night con-
Cured In an appropriation Of $4,000
addition to the Police Department over
last year, with which five additional
policemen will be added to the force
bringing 1t up to forty men.
The new men will be utilized in the
new portions of the city. The Board
however, refused to provide for mount
ed men.
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College Record.

Sporting Editor The Times-Dispatcb
sir'-What Is the college record 70,
high jumping? S. A. r.
SIX rect four inches, made by w. B.
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Denth of Il. III. Jordan.

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. February a.
and druggist, died to-day after week S
illness. He was largely engaged in
local enterprises and took an active
part In church work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-13
Sporting Letters

The sporting editor of The Times
Dispatch will gladly answer IN the.
columns any question rerar,I,n,.
sporting matters. COmmunicutfons
on sporting subjects will also he
printed, and comments will be mutIc-
ADDRESS Sporting Editor, TImcs-Dis-
patch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEE. IL. 1905.
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley, shelly. Norfolk NAV
chahoise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
SAILED
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mer-
cnsndise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer MobJack, Graves, Norfolk and
sehsers, Virginia Navigation Company,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-13

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH
AT 4 p. NJ.
ing at 6 p. NJ
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Inc above sale has been postponed
on account of weather and will take
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-13

CHAs. a. ROSE. Auctioneer.
North Ninth Street.
Richmond, Va,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-14

Miss Retta Johnson, daughter of Captain and Mrs. J. B. Johnson, who was quite sick with typhoid fever for some weeks, is much improved. Mrs. H. E. Cook, formerly Miss Nellie Jonn- son of this city, who has also been o sufferer from typhoid fever for some weeks, is also reported to be much inn proved. Mrs. Cook lives al Lake Nii- lage.
 TO 1I IA.
 .TRe Kind You have Aaa,s Baugh Bears the -.- s'ssa'''s B, zzzAXzzz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-14
SCHOOL GARDEN RULES.
Ho" Massachusetts Inst ton ts
 Managed by ,Vcmen.

Managed by Yemen.
 4 school garden In Wa,crtown hass., has adopted the following rules, says the los Angeles Times Be regular and punctual Ill attendance Keep garden orderly. Keep record oook correctly. Leave tools cleaned and put away before going home Be courteous to all, and If absent or lat. 'urnish excuse from parent or teacher
 If any one repeated y breaks these rules h!s relation with the school wi terminate. The classes meet twice t Teek-N Nednesday after school ant saturday morning che hour each peli A. They w!li work Tn the gartt..;,- through the summer vacation. if .. pupil Is absent il substitute Is sr3,t Badges or I'ns of green and white ar, worn, telling garden. number and tia. of class. Notebooks are kept, record Ing the temperature, attendance, date ume of planting, plan of garden nua any other notes they care to record
 When insects are found or blr,la heard, questions are asked and notlc. taken Of their habits. etc. During ftt summer children will ba taken in su!a groups on short walks to hear t,. voices of nature. The children alreusI, give advice to parents. telling them ,A- best methods for planting eucumbss=' and beans and setting out toma.~ plants. The parents and friends take much interest visit!ng the garden while the children work, helping {. keep their notes correctly and the y. den !n good crder. The Woman's club pays the expenses and has the bust ness management Of the garden The. have taken u., the work in a mos. satisfactory and helpful way
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-14
BOOMING HIS TOWN.
How Young Board of Trade Preside
 Made Good" With the People.

Ho" Young Board of Trade Presider
 Made Good" With the People.
 Systematic town boosting Is fea. ture of American business aetiyit. which aims at the general good instead of personal profit One western tow, had board of trade which had sle:, along for years without doing any,hia@ in particular, except eating some food once & year at banquet and lfstenilt: to some spread eagle oratory, says tAt Plttsburg Dispatch. The organization became morlbund, and its presldenc> was all honor DO longer sought for The directors met and gave the place. to young man Of the type i've like |, encourage" The young man took his job seriously and went to work. r. wasn't long before he grew an idea oi bis own
 Every family that moved to town he spotted. Employment was provided for the breadwinners where necessary and the new people were made to fec at home. When this personal atten ton had got in It's work, a representa- tive of the board of trade interyiewe;i the head of the new family. This ii tervlew was Incorporated into a lette" mimeograph copies were made, put Into stamped envelopes and made ready 10 mall. Then the letters were taken tn the newcomer. and he was asked tn address them to his friends "bach east" The scheme worked like 1nagl' and the population boomed. Of that idea many new ones were born The young man has been several times rs. elected president of the board of trade and lie can have anything the peoi,:t of that town can give him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-14
JORDAN TO
 CALL MEETING

Atlanta, Get l3,-Harvic- Jordan. president of the southern Cotton As sociation, announced today that. in response to requests from all parts of tn" South, he would call q convention Of cotton growers and allied interests. similar to that held in New Orleans in l903. Mr. Jordan stated today that h" had decided to undertake an ac- tiI" and vigorous campaign for bet ter prices and would this week issue q general cali for mass meeting of farmers, bankers merchants and gin nefs to be held at some central point In the cotton belt, probably Memphis. The convention 10 be called, he said, Will not be confined 10 any particular organization
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-14

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J oST SHAKE THIS
 W ELL IN 4 EC rrr.P
'''''.e @''@r 3I.1tarr t;et.9..> all hia. '. r'' ''"a.'e Bladder 'iras4v,> and '"e9"a'i>e ahd k ta>il, rrrna,n1

Tae4~ gso sao-e ..4
 ..2o2.s .... hoe HON .aa.. .,@-a,.' @,f,-,}
 while rece0. .aoorss show that 'l,o,', n'a'., 'eop'@ saecomo raca g.. ,a 'a,,'s ,''p'
 natls". .''+ ''-iA other
 "1@g aarfa .s sickness .x.,,,;.... ...g .'f3i''# Rheumatism is oa,r ! sEm}t9'" oy kidney .soo5.n. I :, ' nothing more or ,4ss than rxcassfyo Uric acid ta 1lood. which fba s,,a 7isA. inactive kidneys have failed to sit o4'. leaving Ii 10 elecomposo ant .'et.'e a3oat the foint, and mnscIee causing intense suffering. rreque0tIy resulting in defo.atH. of5,n reach lAs The heart, when death pnsues
 Pains 9eross the back treoaent 2aihiq aI9d suppressed animation and ''Ller symptoms of weak bladder are not the only signs ot kidney trouble, many eases Of stomach disease. head aefn. pain in the heart. inactive liver ese' are 6at sHmDtoms: the cause of %hleh can ot traced t0 tee9le. eloqeed Atineg5. 0
 \ simple .os Of s;.a urine is t0 'o'Q smaI! quantity in bottle or 2iasa and l.. i stand over night: neX' morning, fl there is a reddish ofteA-dus' sediment, or white lleecy substance present either consult some reputable physician or take | good vegetable treatment. The follow ng prescription is recommended highly ln these cases. and the sufferer can m1X l. a' hone Compound Karson. one ounce; Flaid Extract Dandelion. one~hait ounce Compound Syrup sar- sapiJla three ouuccs. Shake well and use in teaspoonfo! doses after each meal and d bedtime.
 Where aAy oI thc symptoms emu lnefated above are present, good re- suits are sure to follow immediately the use Of this simple prescription.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-14
RAILROADS TO CONFER
 ON SYSTEM OF RATES
Representative Will Meet at Memphis Today to Consider Ruling of the Mississippi Railroad Commission.


 Memphis, Oct. 13.-Representatiyes of practically all the railroads oper- ating in Mississippi will meet here Tuesday to consider complying with an order of the Mississippi Railroad Commission affecting shippers from Gulfport
 This order is that Mississippi lines shall put into effect at earliest possi- ble time the same rates on shipments from points within the bounds of the state and directed to Gulfport for eX- port. rate either similar to that ap- plying to Mobile or New Orleans, the lower of the two always being used.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-14

l. l. London to P. P. Byrd, war ea.5J. depd. i-2 1ot I. blk {. James add $350o.
 ]. t. Co4e. county clerk to II. M piai, pr ne sW II, i, H. $117 1-2.
 ]. R. Core 10 II M Dial, tax 8eod Il sw se 1. :. II. $21o.
 l. R. Core to II NJ. Dial. tax deed, P nw SC II, 1. II, $-2.5533
 l. k. Core to II N. DlAl. tax deed. se nv 2S. t. TO- $l.7G.
 j. R. Core to II. N Dial, tax deed. and l-2 int lots 3 i and ,, blk 12, Bar oexs add, $1.37
 ! R. Core to IT, NJ Dial, tax deed, ne cor. Il 122 ne sw II, j, 10. IS 1-2c.
 ! E. Core to H. NJ Dial. pt W pt ~w se IT., 6, 2, S151 12
 ] R. Core to H M Dial, tax deed, 4-2 l-2 W 1-2 SC sw l, [ s, 9Sc
 l. k Core to II. M. Dial. fax deed. w nv se :, {. $, $22.3%
 ! t. Core to IT, M Dial, tax deed, w ue 2S, 6. 10, S1.16
 ]. R Core to H. M. Diai, tax deed, Y nj nN nc 2s. 6, 10. Sill F. !. k. Core to H NJ. Dial, tax deed, ol se nw ,. [. 9, $543 10
 Birdie James to J. F. Jones. war ranty deed, all ini in sw sw 2S 6. 9, SIG.
 Eliza IampeGt and Albert Walker and wife to J. F. Jones. all int in sw .w o@ 6 o. SIS.
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A q anGerct.s Secret

Upon as =l- an eminent scientist ho" ia accounted for enjoying eNeep ti"hal and gahroken good healtl, a doc tor W;ts informed that the cause was habiiual self deHiai. In fact. a,ly4il. ted the 'feiea@er, 1' eetly lmrtaAe ot orc nest cag,r ,i;s Hush" cxr,aifn. 2-( IL =. ii "a ! a':'gsn, "rJaE !,5ap this ...,-.s ,.!&t., peont., ,s=.=, , to follow Your example we meliea: men should ne r@in"d Westminster
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Have io Heard of "Ucvo."
J. M. WHITEHEAD Architect and Engineer

LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS.
 Rooms S0l-S02 Southern Trust Building. Drawing and superntend- ing of all kinds os buildings. Old phone 3919.