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LINCOLN.

Presiding Elder Dow of Rutland smoke
to " large congregation Sunday morn
inT sunday afternoon IL candidates
wore baptized by the Rev. G.. T. Wcue
about one mile south OF tho Center 4
larsc nUmbcr of people from ont uf
town were present to witness the cerc-
mouy Mrs. Hill and son of Virginia
arc visiting her father, Mr.. York-Bc-
ginning Suuday the church services Will
BE- held in the Methodist Episcopal
church for tic neNt six months-Nlrs.
Carrie cutter OF Starltsboro visited at
Joseph Beans Tuesday.--The Misses Kate
Stewart and iValine Dumas of Bristol
visited at Or. Russell's Monday.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

At the meeting of the new Essex June
ton band Friday evening the following
officers We're elected: President and
business manager, T.. NJ. Howard; treas
urer and secretary f. l.. Keith; leader,
George Barnes; assistant leader, Z. L..
Keith. The band now has II members.
Miss caro- Goodrich who has spent
over year with her brother a his
ranch Spokane Wash. returned Friday
night. She Is visiting Mrs r. A Spear
in Burlington until the new house which
Ter father, Eugene Good.ich. is building
on tho site of the old Kelley house at
Winooski Park. Is completed.
Charles pague started Monday for
Monterov. Cal. where 10 IS TO mako his
home with his grandson. Archie Dague.
Mr.. Dague is - years old and this Is his
first trim out Of the State
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three months.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Rich
ardson OF st Adams are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Richardson.
Mrs. w. o. Chamberlain Is visit
ing friends in Burlington.-nr Simmons
is at tho Mary Fletcher hospital foi
treatment. Mrs William Towers, whc
has been the guest OF Mr., and Mrs. T.
T. Towers during the past summer, re-
turned Tuesday evening to her home II
Chicago, Mrs. Towers, who has been ser
iously III for some time. will remain with
his parents for the present.
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COLCHESTER.

A quite wedding with only .ha i'm.
mediate rel1tlves rresent took uIooo
Wednesday, Oc-nhor -, ~. tho ho,,o ~
tht p-roorl's nathan ~. N,r, ,,crr+,.r.
near Mallotts hav. Chichester wien her
son George r. Nctrtvre Of Colchester
and Mrs Laura T. R,l,nr of 20 ponorn,.
street. Rurliurton. v.,ro united :, mar
riare MANY rrcttv and ueoful nroeerts
were given to the bride showing tho
esteem IN witch she ,s held 4 nhoto-
graph Of Mr. ond Mrs Norntvrn vas
taken ut the close of rnarriop. coron,ory.
and another Of We whole wodd,,r
partv
The teachers OF tho f-ulnn school
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BOLTON.

The much needed rain Monday nirht
put out til" forest fires which were
fast becoming menace TO buildings
Sidney Sahins VII. has been in Mont
gomery Center for two weeks. returned
home Monday.-lsracl Blhr mas moved
into the Gotta boarding aouse.-Frauk
Farrsworth has moved into George Pier
sons t-rcment.-Mr and Mrs. Fred
FleUry and Mr.. and Ms Robert Scales
.of Waterbury visited at " = Preston d
Sunday.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of bridget Nmiauccu, Rurlins-
tor,

The Undersigned. having Ncen APP
Hointed by the HONORABLE" Probate
court for the District of Chittenden,
Commissioner. to receive. examine.
and adjust tho claims ana demands Of
all persons against tho estate OF
Bridget Mulouect, la;c OF Burlington
IN said District. deceased. and all
claims exhibited In offset thereto
hereby give notice that wo will meet
fo- thr purpose aforesaid, OF the office
% n" burlington Savings ramk IN
~" city OF burlington. "a said Dis
'rict, on tho 23rd days Of November
and April noYt. AT 10 o'clock 9. m.
and that six months from tho 2tth
day o! October, a. d. lscs. Is the t,mc
limited by said Court for said Credi-
.ors to present their claims 10 us for
pxamiuation aud allowance.
Dated az Burlington, ;his aEh day
% Octoher A. ID. 1908.
HENRY GREENE
l.. =. fSIAM
iS,wSt Commissioners
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MONKTCN RIDGE.

Mrs Wallace Hathorn and little daugh-.
ter, Gladys. and Mrs Everett Iiathorn
of New Haven were guests of MI and
Mrs Nathan PayGe Sunday.-ln con-
ncction with the regular prayer meeting,
the pastor of the Friends church will
begin u series Of weekly BlHla lectures
Thursdry NIGHT.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs. Enos entertained the ladies Of
the Library society "Wednesday after
npon.--ilorace I.aque was in Goshen sat
urday.-A. A. Boardman is confined 20
the house as a result of injuries r"-
ccived from fall ThursdaN.-Mr Wales
and Mrs. Edwin sumner of this town and
Mrs. Marcus llokcr Of SnoEorlish,
WAsh are visiting IN Wells
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,MONKTON.

l)r and Mrs q. Il. Thomas have re-
turned from q few days in Boston 49,
Mrs H. V. Sears and son. Donald. Of
Ncrgenncs we're guests of Mrs. NJ. A.
Collins SATURDAY. J. T. Collins was
IN Ncrgcnncs Monday -M!ss Virginia
Collins was IN burlington saturday
Miss Anna McEntcc has returned to
Rutland.--Mr and Mrs r. H. Dran are
visitors in burlington .--lIarlN Allen
Was In NerEcnnes MONDAY
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WHITING.

Mrs. Frances Pierce has gone to Hart
ford> Conn, 70 visit frieuds.-E. l., Boom
or Of Winsted. Conn. was In town Thurs
day to attend the 25th wedding anniver-
sary OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. 6.
Kelsev-Thad Denton was In Rutland
Friday Mrs c. r Mason and daughter,
Mrs. i. VI. Stickncy visited in Brandon
/ E'riday.-Misr Edna Baldwin Of Burling-
ton vas the guest Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs f, A. Baldwin. over Sunday.
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ONE CENT
A w O z y

AGr:rt.s,nE IN this column che cA1t
word. earn insertion. Cory may DO
changed eTery week. Cash IN advance
required. No advertisement taken
which lie lesa tuan twelve words. two
lines. Special terms to advertisers
using from 700 - 1000 lines withia
twelve consecutive r1Un.hf.
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CHARLOTTE,

Mr.. and Mrs. william Farrell Of Pana-
ma visited in town last week.-mrs.. Ny
ron Williams Is seriously il-A large
party from here attended the Woodmen s
bail at Shelburne Friday evening.-Niiss
Genevieve Winterbotham. who spent the
summer at her home here. returned 10
Chicago Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Aid will give a chicken pic
supper at tho vcstrY Friday evening"
There are several cases OF humps In
town.--Nr. and Mrs. /. y. Mcneil re-
turned from Massnclusntts Tuesday.
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BRIDPORT.

L. J. Elithrop is moving back to his
old homc-.A social will he held at tic
vestry November 5.-Mr. and Mrs Levi
Pidgeon observed their 25th anniversary
October % Ill. * Williams has return
ed from .shby, Mass.-Alr. ana Mrs.
George Shaw are visiting Mt Long Lake.
A daughter WAS born October Fl 10 Mr..
and Mrs Howard Allen.
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COMMISSIONER NOTICE.
statr Of Philindn Iamoths, purIiuy-
ton.

Tho Undersigned, havln, been APP
rointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District OF Chittendon.
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine,
and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persona against the estate Of
rh.lindn I~a'noth", latc of Burlington,
In said District, deceased. and all
elaine exhibited n offset thereto,
hereby give notice that we will meet
for TIE purpose aforesaid. at the Of
fcc o: Elihr n. Tef:, In tho Court
House, IN the oity OF Burlington, in
aaic district, on .hc s5th day ~
Marsh. ncXi. st ~ c'ciock a. IN. aud
that SIX months from the card day of
October. A. n. 1903. Is the time limited
by SAID Court for said creditors to
present their claims q rs for exam
lnRuon and allowance.
Dated at Burlington, this gard day
of October, A. D. 1908.
o. =. RAY,
ELMER Il. DAVIS
aR-wat CommtssionarA
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
WALDEN.

Carl Granger Of South Walden commit
ted suicide Wednesday at $50 q. m, by
shooting himself through the heart with
shot gun loaded with small shot.
Death was instantaneous. No cause Is
known for the act. He was q years Of
age and the son Of Guy Granger. Be
sides n father ana mother he leaves two
brothers and a sister.
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Harris. -Alva and Merton Carpenter
spent sunday in Bridport.-Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Vanderhoof of Fcrrisburgh spent
Sunday in town.--Charlcs Reed is build
ing a tenement housed. j. Vandcrhoof
of Burllngton is visiting his brother,
O. s. Vanderhoof who is quite !ll.-MTs.
Green wood Is much better.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
SWANTON.

In accordance with statement In
the Free Press Of a new powder conn.,
rany to be located here. announcomou-
is made of the Incorporation uri,'
the laws of Vermont Of tho FEEDER 4
Ammunition company with the foi-
lowing officers: President. \. r Bel
lows; vice president, l.. \. HYDE; rer-
eral manager, +. A. Halsov. secretary
and treasurer. w. c. Hutterfcld. Tue
captain stock is s20o.ooo with sh r.s
of sl0V each. The incorporators gre
\. T. Bellows, I. A IIalscv W. @.
Butterneld, f. A. HYDE OF this village
and r. y. Thomas of Naugatuok conn.
The company VIII manufacture am
munition Of an kinds and explosives.
1t Is understood that the huildM IS
for the new plant will be located cast
Of the village near the east station.
ENCSRUpCN FAILS
Tho earliest Of the Enosburr'1 CON
tingont to Gettysburg to arrive homo
We're J c. ToNle and r c. Kendall
Friday morning. The rcst came Sa'-
urday u!ght.-C I. Mason with his
automobile went to .|iranbv. p O..
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs II. f
Kimhan AMI daughte|r Mis-; Marion.
ana two sons. Douglass ana Dora's
who passed Sunda% thcN~c-M =. Per
lev returned from Johnson SATURDAY.
Fred Marsh has been wearing
badly shapcd face caused hv irving -
vide q btcvrlc ON the canadian Pacif,
railroad I'm Eichford Mrs A. A.
Hunter ana two sons Maitland ana
Dou.lass won, to Rurlirrtcu Satur-
day where thov are passiu, mo week.
NJ and Mrs W g. ladd were in
Hurliugtou Saturday. H. Parker.
tn, euperintculcrt Of the Federal
Packing company. passed Saturday
sunday I'm -. Aihaus-Mrs q. u
Abel and child. who have been in
Somcrvillo Mass, for two weeks. re
turned home Saturday.--Mrs. olive
Faith Pratt who nave been IN
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WEST MILTON.

Clark Mitchell has returned home from
New wick-James Bronson is IN
town for few days-Mss Geneva
Patterson, who has been visiting in Chi
cago and Dcs Moines Iowa has returned
homc.-School will close next week Fri
day with exercises In tho evening.
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BRCOKSVILLT;.

There WIN be n special service AZ the
Church Sunday evening. oct 81. at $50
The Rcr. Media clifford Smith. pastor at
Leicester Corners and Miss Emma f.
Guild OF old Orchard Ne, a fine soloist
and musician. Will he tho workers
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. how little It costs to tell
thousands of readers In many towns
oe Vermont what you have to sell
VT wnn- YOU wish 20 buy. adver-
'isa r. the Free Press ard you Will
~ct ren'ics - :our advertisement
23,wtt
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OPPORTUNITY

To hug so' oral thousand shares IN col
oraeo C1if Nine, partly developed.
Rich fLturo assured. Stock non-as
ses.abic. C!ose corporation. 500 only
ty r!vate subscription A, Box PASS.
Bosto, Mass. l5,w4t
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish 10 hire
nclp or 10 sell farm should use
this column. Nearly COCO copies OF
this paper ere sold every Issue anu
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. 5wti
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sTOC& or GENERAL MERCHAN-
Disc FOR SALE. Cash business cs-
tabished eight Years. located on
Mair St. il a hustling village in YER
mont Population sbout $500. Stock
CONSIST of dry goods. ladies' and gents
furn ;hings. shoes and groceries Clean
stock and rent is reasonable Address
c.. Free P-ees Office ,sw. If.
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NIRs' NOTICE..
Estate of a.. Martin NarsmOrr,, Jev.
ichC.

fchO.
Tho UHdsrsienod. having been ao-
pointed by TIC Honorable Probate
Court FOR the Distric; OF Chittcn1>n
Commissioners, to receive cVRmine
ara adjust the claims nn6 bonanza of
A. parsons against 'hc estate OF
"a Martin Naramore. latc OF Jericho
IN SAIL district. deceased. ana al!
claims exhibited In otse, thereto,
hurchy g!vo notice that nc wll, meet
fo- the purpose Aforesaid. NJ tho law
oTicH Of ]. +. Wilbur. In Tire town OF
Jericho. IN said district, o. tho Nst
day Of November ana Apr:. next. ut
10 O'Clock a. M and thet siy months
from the a2nd du, Of October. 4. n.
1908. 10 tho ;iine .!mitod by sa!d Court
tor said creditors to present theiP
claims 10 rs Toy EXAMINATION IND Al
ioWance.
Datsd ~ Jericho, M. rSui Asy ~.
In:cSsr. A. D. 1905
T. y. WILBUR,
aURrOE .. IfAwLEy
lAwN Commissioners.
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WEST ADDISON.

;.r. snd M.s, Ward ii&rrt4 0. sara
toga. y. l., are visiting his father. f!enr,
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and was listened to by an attentive au-
dience
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70 RENT
FOB SALK.

T%'R SALE African white guineas great
layers WIN destroy potato bugs and
keep hawks away. One dollar each.
BIN III & Soma. Milton, W. u wit
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GIRL wanted for general Homework,
407 College St. Burlington ew,tf.
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FREE PRESS STATIONERY STORE,
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ARE YOUR BOOKS WE'LL KEPT?
Dosyou know your costs2 Has your
office too much or too little sys.
s TEN? Ii you can't answer these dues-
tons. better. talk 1t OYER with us.
LII you can. don't you need our adj
vice. ACCOUNTANTS COMPANY,
81 7. q. Boz SS2. Phone 2362. x
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SAMUEL p. wADDInL.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Fitzhugh & Wallace. Attorneys. s
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Virginia: household article earning
enormous profit; big income from,
start absolutely certain: must have
$40 TO $50 to do business. GLIDER
S COMPANY. Cape May. n j
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office OF Collector Of CITY Taxes.

office OF Collector OF City Taxes.
CITY Hall, Richmond, 4.
This OFFICE WILL BIZ Y :cADY 10
RECEIVE LIZ OR ONE-I-A = OF
fCtTY TAxES. REAL ESTlATE AND
PERSONAL. FOR THE YEAR io0S, ON
JUNE 18TH.
che WHOLE TAX IS DUE, but the
Iot dlnance provides that one-falf may
he paid In June and the remaining
half in December. Failure 10 paw all,
or one half in June incurs a penalty OF
is per cent. on the whole amount. which
lis due at once. and IL not paid iefore
tsE PTEMBER 1ST the Colles.or IL ie-
duired to levy, with costs added. Thts
notice embraces the annexed district
ILL MALES 81 ears pf age. y LII
PERSONS s(NIALE OR FEAIALE) who
Isonal property as ilJnciaty. anu ell
parties conducting business in the city
OF Richmond COT Nv h,ateyer natureo are
IpssessId, and Will please call ard sct-
tie, SO as ito avoid delinquency.
#f GRADING. PAVING PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTIONS BILLS are pay
able in the Same manner as S'rnxss.
land at the same time. sg
GIVE NAME IN WHICH P11OPlGIf-
|TY3 STANDS. and see that you ses all
This being the only 1ot,ce provided
for by law, please give 1t prompt att
|tention, as under the new ordinance 81
per cent. penalty will have to be ad ded
to the whole bill after I'm O. 9TH
II. w. CUNNINGHAAI,5S -
Collector of City Taxes.
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PROFESSIONAL.

WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITURE.
china, wedding presents. etc. JACOB
UMLAUF. Fine Upholster!ng and
Mattresses. 705 West Main. Phone
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a FEW RoARDERs (ADULTs) DE-
dress Miss GAY, Box SIC. stanton.
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Gfl1,rrfl RntireG.


METHODIST
BROAD STREET METHo DIST CHURCH
SI5BY g MEL hb,, pa Wor.n,p s9noay
Il sfA1 and s SIS ?. NJ MldWsek service Wei
inesday ZIG r. NJ.
UNION. STATION METHoDlsTaGHuRc'Hl
REV Rev Il. II. POTTS. pnstor. Preaching = I, a.
NJ. and Sis p. NJ. Evening subject. "Ele-
5ments Of 9 Ha al pfBstpr rnms,
and d nv TWettR Is streets,-Rov. GRO W. Nc.
DANIEL. D. d., pastoi. Rev. u. B. HAM
Tho1 KsI. JAMES M Buc HAMA 3. at
tS:I6 r. A.. Sunday school "a. w. ter
son supt o:ao An \ welcome e !, g I, 4; all..
L. SMITH. pastor. Worship II a. NJ. and
Sis r. II. Sunday School 9iao Al NJ
Frank T. Crump. supt. &. Y. 7, =, !,
corner Grace and Foushee Streets ---Rsv,
DAVID M. RAMSAY D. D., pastor. Sunday
School at $3.50 a. N. branching at u 4. NJ.
by REV.. 81. pohaER i, ssIvate
f :. II. ffasersn'ss''As = spHs'uus :. s
GROVE AyEN " BAPTIST 4 CHURCH },as.
m The II rA ID IF: BAPTisT cHURcH
5tcsrove Avenue and Meadow streetl--WM
ii A.. NJ and S II. ii. Bble School at . 80
a. NJ PraSer~meeting "Wednesday at p
NJ. Everybody w y, e
S EV, NTH STREE II CHRISTIAN
misunderstanding blythe pastor, Rev. FL.
y. e., NIACLACEILsNN3s at both services.
Morning subject. s"Contentment'';a subject.
iat night Tho Lord God omnipotent Reign
NJ AR SIIsAI.{L STREET CHRISTIAN
Church---Rev. y. II. NJ ELTON. pastor. Ser
vices at I i A. Al.8and s:l58P. NJ The pas
tor Will preach mt both. services,
5PnESBYTERI.AN
Il FIRST PrlESBYTERI!tNs CHURCH B(cOR-
n { n nh Madam Il. G
FADE,N, -. ~, pa stor.--Servlcest "a. NJ.
dag school at o;s0 a. ~. MlIweek service
"Wednesday ats TX NJ.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN 5 CHURCH.
The pastor, Rev. Il Y SIS ELL G Il Gil y. D..
Notwithstanding at IL a. NJ. and evening
al IS p. NJ. All are cordially invited to be
present at these services fS. i s544 NJ
SERVICES AT GRACE STREIT PR IlS-
conducted by the pastor, Rev. JERE WITH
c:fiGRcM Or THE coNEN4ANr-REv,s i. ,
CALVIN STEWART. =. D.. pastor,--Diylne
aocnduoted BY tbs pastor. Prayer service
Wednesday at : 7, N; ], !; n Y welcome.
S$8 FIRST I'm GLIsH EVANGELICAL LII 4
stor.---sabhath School $780, morning service
IL a. NJ. LuIher5 League z F.' NJ. Yesper SER
s's CHRISTIAN ,scIENcr ss3
Of Christ. Scientist, will he held to-morrow
9morning In church edince Garner Park Ave
snpe and Meadow Street at I o clock, S.lh-
;ject, Christian NJ Science. "Wednesday
at $780, The readln room a located ~
tho hamberS pf Commerce Building md Is
open every day from "A u I'LL Al are
cord lily. inv N sS s2f5sS ",
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DZcG,liire's University School,

Orp. Monroe Park, Richmond, vn,
Forty fourth session. september rs. loos,
TO June is. 1909. Prepares boys for the
OF Virginia. for all other unlver-
sites and colleges. and for Us S. Naval and
Military Academies Primary department
for little boys. Nine months session. Fuii
corps of university men. Gymnasium.
Filtered water. Catalogue ut; bookstore and
bysmail upon appilcation.ats M #
JOHN p. MCGUIRE. RI. y
81 III PRINCIPAL.
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sl,rlp QWa1trb, SSlalr.

Wasted. FOR g. S. Army, Able.
bodied, unmarried men. between
ages OF IL aud 35: citizens OF tho
United States, OF good character ana
temperate habits, who can speak,
read ana write English. Men want
ed now for service in Cuba and the
RECRUITING Ot'FIoER, $40 East
Broad Street, Richmond, Va: i23
Sycamore Street. Peters burg. Va; or
columbia Building. CRANKY Street.
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AWNINGS.

ALWAYS GET THEM FROM THE RED
basket: fresh every day. Call COLE
MAN. Phone 6s9T.
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7eCUMFAN1 u ECape May. n. j
WANTED. JOB PRINTER AND PRESS
man for weekly. Write Ciaremont
Herald. Claremont, Va.
WANTED, a GOOD FARM HAND.
day or month Inquire liza East
Main.
WANTED. I4ABoRERs. APPLY TO
FOREMAN, Sixth and Byrd 4
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FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS AT LONN-S
est prices on easy terms: greatest
bargains in Virginia. Write fer ca =
Rlogue. Address ]. r. ELAN. Char :
lntfasYill lie. y q. -
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BUCHANAN's SCHOOL

OPEN ALL SUMMER. PRIVATE LES
sons; fine opportunity. sos East
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DO YOU KNOW WHAT .RHEuadA-
TEuft" Is? n Is cure for rheuma-
tism. Ask your druggist for IT.
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w ll
ST. ONE 4 INT A WORD! ailtsf Y sl1sE
g.nst ana Gaunn.

Eosf, cERTlT1C XTlss No. 6 fbisss
and No.3C 15451S for two ca shares
each United states Steel Corporation
preferred stock IN the name OF Misc
Ida n. Howell. binder please return
s N 10 IDA u. HOW ELL. care or Richary
NV. Maury. 1O15 laast Main Street.
Richmond, VII. X
LOsf. CRESCENT PIN. Bl.TiyEESs
Thirty-second and Grace, and Twefl-,
ty-eighth and BroaS. set with pearls
aud small diamond centre. Rewardif
Is returned to go North Thirty-second,
or. GEO. IL. CRAWFORD 81 co, loUy
East Main.
CAME TO MY PLACE. NEAR. AsEf-
4 land. on Route No. 2. ono sorrcl
mare, which owner Gun get by PROV
ing property any pnyinB damages. j.
r. JENNINGS, Ashland, Va, Route
e No. 2.
LOST, FRIDAY, EITHER ON EIGH-
tcentii street. Sor on Cary, between
Eighteenth and Ninth, one gold ring,
with cameo set. ieturn.to SIl Mos
by Street and receive reward.
LOST. WREATH BROOCH. SET WITH
pearls and entblems. between Third
and jackson lnd st. Mary's Church
tFourtt and /AlarslIaiD. Reward II
returned to y63S North Third Street.
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W An TE, ID. SUMMER BOARDERS.
cool, shady place: convenient to rail-
way stations; mail delivered daily.
For further information write Mrs
- Ma Ply -lI.IYER. Pc. HILL Va
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Hlfktinn8.

Rober Harding Company, Incorporated,
TIE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders OF the Robert
Harding Company. Inc, will be held
at the office OF the company In the
city OF Richmond, Va, on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY# IN JULY. 1903. at s
o'clock P. NJ.
e. N. NEWMAN ~
Secretary and Treasurer.
luna 4 G - q ms 5S.effS
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SOLD FOR $4,000

,I<lr.I, Property Disposed Of by Direc
lion OF Law nn1 Equity Court.
A rule was entered in the Law ana
Equity Court Yesterday accepting tls
offer OF II. RI. Wallis todpay $1,000 tot
the property 1919 IL West Main street
commissioner Il. G.. Nelson was .dl
'rGcted to accept the offer and deposit
the funds In the Broad Street Bank
under the order of the court. Till
.propertyis ~ part of the long pending
klrsh estate, which Was ordered SOLD
and divided some days ago.
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EDGEWOoD. OCEAN VIEW, VA, IS
now opened for the season: few
minutes walk from hotel; sea food u
speciality. For terms write to
.EDGEWOOD.' p. O. sc. Ocean View.
Va siI5
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5un1l,1er Bnar1lnn

VA n + Il 5, COUNTRY BoARbERs;
&. Orange. Va. Piedmont section. three
miles from station; healthy; good
spring water; cool nights; river OF
premises; bath house. private dancing
pavilion; no invalids or children.
Terms reasonable. Address Mrs. j..