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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-27

Speaker Karl Paine in his addre Is
Monday night said. They are go.
ing to vote for Gov. Brady in Payette,
because the place is full Of joints and
dives of all kinds, and they like it
that way. Democrats there who
were democrats before ! was born
viii vote for Brady" That is handing
it "rawedged" to Payettc and the
democrats Brady cant help it,
Probably if some of the respectable
citizens of Payette land there must
be some few there. howbcit Mr.. Pam
didn't mention the fact) could hear
Hawley's advocate hold forth as he
did here, Mr.. Brady might have the
support which Mr.. Paine comedies
him augmented by a few more OF the
respectable votes. But, really does
any clear headed, fair-minded man
whether Wet or dry, belieev that the
jointists and dive keepers are going
tc vote for Mr. Brady Hardly. even
though Mir. Paine said so.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-27

VIC. Brooks, Lewiston real estate
man, was in Grangevile last Satur-
day in the interest of the candidacy
of Attorney Needham for the district
judgeship. Mr.. Brooks brought with
him some "'hearsay arguments" which
We're badly froyed at the edges befor
he had been long in the engagement
at this place. 1t would seem that the
gentleman discovered pretty early in
the game that he had dropped into
about as solid Judge Stet lie comm
ity as could be scratched up within
the entire judicial district. But he
was no gutter, and as the shades of
evening drew on pace and brought
to a peaceful close his arduous as
we'll as fruitless days labor. he look
ed tagged and retired early, to dream
no doubt of better things" Let us
hope SO at least, and gently draw the
mantle of charity, with the under
standing that he had a right to get
into trouble If he chose to, just so
long as he didn't do any body else
any harm thereby.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-27

why didn't Brady fire that Lams-
down, or whatever his name is, for
stealing land; like he did that other
poor cuss, that Hawley i'd about?"
asked a well meaning democratic
brother the other day VIII the fire
from. his eye. "He was afeard to-
and you know it.; becaus, one had
10000 he stole, to fight him with.
and the other didn't haVs a darned
cent; and that is just Why J won't
vote for Brady-that and because he
Is dry Now, this voter was honest
in the belief that Gov. Rrady could
have turned Bob Lansdon out of the
office of secretary of state, man
who had been elected by the people
to fill that office, just toe same as
he could-and did-fire Church, the
man he had appointed and found re-
ereant TO the faith reposed in him.
Why did he believe this? Because he
had been told so by his own breth-
rem, who had imposed upon his ig-
noranee to make him solid for the
ticket in the coming election This
is an untr1lth that has been preached
from the platform, talked upon the
streets and uttered through the demo
cratic papers, either by direct charge,
or through covert insinuation and in
timation from early spring till the
present time. Bob Lansdon was
elected to his position in the state
administration by the direct vote of
the people and cannot be gotten rid
OF like a hired man, and the demo
cratic brethren-the manipulators of
the political end of the business
know this and do not want the ad.
ministration to get rid Of him. He
has lone more for the democratic
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-27

The Federation of Woman's clubs
throughout the state seem to be dis
posed to take fall out OF the demo
cratic candidate for congress, Arthur
M, Bowen, if the reports Of their &C
ton at the recent Pocatello meeting
are TO be believed. Arthur. it would
seem, does not entertain an abiding
faith in that portion of the constitu-
ton which declares that all men are
equal" leastwise when it applies to
wo-menkind, and he has insisted upon
introducing in the legislature of this
3tate bill to do away with the prop
erty rights provision as applied TO
the women. The ladies have put their
heads together, and decided that they
viii probably never hay a better
opportunity to play even with Arthur
Tor that scuryy trick than right now
when he Is asking for the votes of
the women of the state to get into
office. Politics, it is said, cuts no
figure in. this case, for Mrs. Fred Du-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-27

The statements which have been
circulated throughout the state by
means Of the platform utterances OF
James H. Hawley and Frank Moore
the democratic candidates for gov
ernor and attorney general, regardin
the serving Of wine and champagne
at dinner given at Portland by Gov.
Brady and his staff while enrouta
TO the Alaska Yukon exposition. have
been dispnoyed by the dffidavits OF
a number OF the persons who par
ticapated i'm that dinner. among
which are c. c. Deitrich and Mrs
j. A. Blomquist. At first the only
charge made was that the dinner
cost the state $50. whom not over
$500 should have been expended for
+. But the governor and his friends
falling to take amy exceptions to the
tgrievous" charge or offer any ex-
PLANTATION, by way of statement that
there were twenty-five persons in
the party who partook of the spread.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-27

party In this campaign than any barn
stormer they have yet trotted out on
the political circuit; because he has
been within the lines of his political
friends and could shoot them in the
back. and they want his valuable
services to the close. Nobody charg-
es Gov. Brady with a crooked or dis
hoht II act, because there Is none
there; and Try lard az they may,
thcy have been unable to make
single claim stick against him. If
tlCge had really been anything there
it would nave been brought tC light
0y Lansion long ago. AS an inyesti-
eating committee IN GOV. Brady's case
Do1 wouli skin the whole democratic
party from the first jump to the fin
in, for two Of the actuating motives
"@1 MIN are hate and sweet revenge,
ana ne has been laying his wires to
and all the real harm he has been
able to do is to kick up "a stink by
admitting that he himself took ad-
.autage c. his official position to
secure Carey act lands. which, while
act criminal offense, sprung of.
fetal ethics into a rainbow. Theu
the democratic party says on &C
count of Bob's conduct, Gov Brady
should not be re ele cted, and Bob
says: That's right; this land board
Will bear watching, and nobody knows
it better than | do" Then the demo
cratic politicians go about the state
shouting "Do you hear that, my
down trodden, bed-ridden, rail-split-
ting constituency, Robert Lansdon,
republican secretary of state says
there is something rotten in Den
mark fall in line with the democrat
lie cohorts and Gen. Bob will lead us
in a successful assault upon the state
capital and the land board" Now
isn't that holy collision for you.
when greed for office on the one
hand and hatred and savage revenge
on the other combine for the slaugh-
ter of public official, as is plainly
set forth i'm this instance, regardless
of his guilt or innocence VIII you,
honest democrat, or weak kneed re-
publican, or well meaning socialist,
allow yourself to be made a party to
such an unrighteous transaction as
this?
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-27

Mr.. Harold NJ Quigley and Miss
Mae Collier were united in holy mat
rimony in this city at the home Of
Rev. A. c. Saxton Oct. 26th. Mr..
and Mrs. Quigley are from Ferdin-
and and will retuIn there 10 live.
The Billiken Halloween ''all will be
acid at the I. o. o. F. hail next Mon
day evening, Invitations we're issued
his week.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-27
THURSDAY, OCTOBER u, 1910
OUR CANDIDATES.

OUR CANDIDATES.
Congress.
BURTON L. FRENCH 80. .Latah
Justice Supreme Court.
ISAAC N. SULLIVAN ........ Blaine
Governor.
JAMES ii. BRADY - Bannock
Lieutenant Governor.
LEWIS II. SWEETSER .... Cassla
Secretary of State.
WILLIAM l.. CLIFFORD .Nez Perez
Auditor.
STEPHEN d. TAYLOR $3.50. Bonner
Treasurer.
ORIEN V. ALLEN ..............Ada
Attorney General.
DANIEL c. McDOUGALL ...... Ada
Supt. Public instruction.
GRACE NJ. SHEPHERD Ada
Mine Inspector.
ROBERT NJ BELL ... Washington
COUNTY TICKET.
state Senator.
JACOB l.. ECKERT -. Cottonwood
Representatives.
JOHN Il. ADDISON -. Grangevule
JOHN p. EIMERS. ..... .Grangeville
CHARLES T. MCDONALD GrangeviIle
County Commissioners.
First District.
EDWARD b. MEEKER .Kooskia
Second District.
JOHN w. CREAl. Denver
Third District
JOHN N. RICE ... White Bird
Clerk District Court.
L. NJ. HARRIS ......... .Grangeville
Sheriff.
WILLIAM G. BROWN .Grangeville
Treasurer.
FRANK S. RICE ...... .Grangeville
Probate Judge.
]. E. JACQUES ........ Grangeville
School Superintendent.
PERCY M. GRANVILLE. Grangeville
Assessor.
RALPH TELCHER $3.50. .Grangeville
Coroner.
III. b. BLAKE .......... .Keuterville
Surveyor.
e. CLIFFORD SPEDDEN. Grangeville
Prosecuting Attorney.
JESSE M. GILMORE . s, Grangeville
Justice of the Peace.
JAMES WOODWARD. .Grangeville
l.. c. CHADWICK. ....... Grangeville
Constable.
ROBERT AMBLER. 80. Grangeville
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-27

The republicans are shedding no
bushes for either their platform or
their ticket; both are OF the proper
material 10 win the confidence and
Suffrage Of the people
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-27
hAWLEY'S TWO CHARGES.

II charge Gov. Brady and the
State administration with reck-
less extravaganza IN the ex-
penditure Of the peoples money.
Candidate tlawley
~ charge the state of Idaho
$4,000 for my legal advice in
the prosecution of the Meyer
Haywood case, which is a rea-
sonabe consideration for my
few weeks service. "-Candi-
date Hawley.
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Official County Paper

CHARGES FoR NOTICES Local entertain
ments FROM which financial benefit is cN-
pected. cards OF thanks resolutions and poetry
will hereafter be CHARGED for At the rate ~ Eve
cents lue for each insertion
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-27

For Sale-Oliyer typewriter, good
as new Inquire at this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
MEMBERS |.O.O.F.
ELECT OFFICERS
Large Attendance on Annual SEES.
sion-Funds for Orphans
Home.

Danville. Va. May t0.--With every
available seat taken, and many stand
ing III the Municipal Hall. the Grand
Lodge of odd Fellows of Virginia. held
their Initial session this morning al
$40 o'clock. The opening session was
presided over by a. NJ. southali. The
welcome on behalf of the city of Dan
Vile. was delivered by Mayor Harry
Wooding. The response was made by
w. A. Hairless. of Norfolk, who very
kindly consented to I'LL the place OF
Frank q. Miller. of Norfolk, grand
guardian, who was unable to attend.
|! The welcome on behalf OF the odd
Fellows of the city. was delivered by
Rev j. Cleveland Hall, and William
r. Allen. OF Allegheny. grand Herald
responded.
At the session of the Grand Lodge
this afternoon $4,000 was raised for
the Odd Fellows Orphans Home.
The election OF officers resulted as
follows. Robert D. Yancey, LynchburE
grand master: Jas. Mitchell. Phoebus
deputy grand master; a. NJ. SouthalI
Danvilie. grand warden: T. Wylie
Davis, grand secretary: NJ D. Fergu-
son. grand treasurer: J. j. Scherer
Marion. grand chaplain; j. c.. Noile,
Pennington Gap. grand representative.
Tonight at the Pythian Hail. the
Rehckah degree was exomplified BY
the degree star of Virginia Rebekah
Lodge, No. 10, of Norfolk. Va.
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Goal anD oUooo.


If ioU HAVE NOT BEEN DEALING
with the real wood man, it's your
fault. because he has been almost
begging people to try his wood for
the last twelve years. 4 trial re-
suits In a customer for him and sat
isfactory. heat from the parlor to the
kitchen and basement TO attic for
you. lie has several thousand cords
perfectly dry wood. Madison 1869.
General nffice lbD5 West Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11

PORTER WANTED, Apply PoHIIG
BROS, Twenty.flfth and Franklin
Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11

THE BRADFHELD co., ATLANTA. ca,

Salisbury tonight for three days
session. The opening session was ond
of great interest. After the prelilnin<
AIRY exercises OF the annual convocas
ton, both the Grand Chapter and thu
Grand Commandery were called from
labor to refreshments. served compli.
mentary to the companions and SifB
knights by the citizens of Salisbury.
Already large numbers of prominent
visitors are in ,the city from all parta
of North Carolina. and many more arg
arriving on every incoming train.
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Lost an0 TounD.

LOST, FRIDAY, MAY o, ONE Ola.
rnond horse scarf pin. between Esir
Grounds stables and Harrison and
Franklin Streets. Finder wiz he
paid liberal reward for returning
same to II. $. FORBES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11

FREE OF ALL CIIARGE--IS YOUR
4r'hair falling out or turning gray? Come
and consult ladies hair s II
IoRNSSINCa, sIAMPoOING ANND
MANICURE PARL0RS, Fla North
Fifth Street ags5s & N
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RUB IT oUT.

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN IS To-
csted-stiffness and soreness of mus.
Giles or ioints--rub3 in F'rayser's
Great Nerve and Zone Liniment. and
the pain disappears; the greatest all.
round lniment in use for man and
beast; try it--dont. suffer--here Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
GIVES UP PRESIDENCY.
d. l.. Dnlancy sewers Connection with
bristol Gnx aud Electric Co.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Bristol Va. May fO.-Ben L. Dulan-
ey, who arrived here from Washington
to-day, announced his retirement from
the presidency of the Bristol Gas and
Electric Company. This follows the
recent purchase by Henry L. Doherty
e Company. of New York. of the
holdings of the local company. Henry
J.. Doherty has succeeded to the presi-
dency of the Bristol company, but it's
plans are not yet made public.
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- - -, :.
GARDEN HOSE
HOUSE PAINTS FLOOR STAINS.
FLY SCREENS,

BIG ASSORTMENT TO SELECT
from, and lowest prices in town:
DOORS adjustable windows and wire
knock down screens. ELBA HARD
WARE co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11

TO SEE THE LARGEST STOCK or
buggies. wagons and all kinds OF
farming implements. you have but
one place In Richmond 10 go. Call
at J. 1913 East Main Street, and ask to
see them.
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nihihenn RotirPS.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.,
ONCE of the Treasurer.
Wilmington. n. CT May 2, 80,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or Al
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company
5 has declared dividend Of two ana q
one-half per cent. on the preterreo
capital stock of that company. pay
able at the Office Of the Treasurer,
al Wilmington. N. c., on and after
May 10, 1910. The transfer books
are closed from the aoth day OF
1910 both dates Inclusive
JAMES II. POST,
Treasurer.
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SLIP GOV ERs.

NICE LINE OF LINEN AND DAMASK
for your selection; made TO fit.
SYDNOR &: HuNDLEY, INC, Factory
302 North Seventh. Phone Madison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11

WANTED a GOOD. LIVE FIREMAN
engine. and be generally useful
around plant. Apply at once at
JOHN "A. McCLOYS QUARRY. back
a ResnrA.nlt.
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Tnr 5aIf.

ron 4 NoBBY snRREY AND RUN-
about see HOENNIGE T;- IIEHlORE
CO. 1893 East Main Street, Rich.
mon, Va.
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WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
Little Jap riding cultiyator. Syracuse
plows and repairs. Ideal concrete
block machines, and have the best
line of buggies on the Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
EXECUTORS, SALE.

Having qualified on May ., 1910. in
the Cliancery Court of the city of
Richmond, as executors of the estate
of jackson Guy, deceased. all persons
having claims against his estate are
notified to present the same to us for
settlement; and any person indebted
to the said estate is requested to
make payment to
SUSAN III. GUY,
JACKSON DAVIS,
JOHN II. GUY,
Executors.
Nos. 80 Goddin Hall, Eleventh and
Bank SIS Richmond. Va.
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decide as to borrowing money for i'm
provements. which resulted In vote
of ~ to | in favor of improvements.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11

FORTUNES MADE OPERATING THE
Circling Wave" the latest invention
and catchiest amusement riding de-
vice in use; write for catalogue.
ARafITAGE & QUINN. IA Mil St.
Snrftpvf1Ia N
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mowers; it pays to buy a good quail.
ity. also have them as low as $3.50
each. ELIZA HARDWARE co.
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4uultfp pet rrln libe &tnek

IORSNS BOARDED AND T ASTI RED
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Rnnl11s fnr Reut.

Is ELIG SECOND STORY
apartment of three rooms; on Grace
Street, near Fifth; furnlsheuSe OF uti-
furnished. Address u s4e' care
{ Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11

FARM FOR sALE-6G ACRES; FINE
location for eentlemans summer
residence; small house, outb,ildings.
$50 per acre. Apply owner, JOHN
CAIRNS Gotham va
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Sooins 1Nanteo.

OF QUIET HABITS
wants uufurnished room. convenient
to bath state location and terms.
Address Il 43s. care Times-Dispatch.
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Real estate fat GaIe.

FOR SALE, TWO NEW, DETACHED
dwellings,. near Chinborazo PARK. All
modern conyeniences. ideal homes;
Will have to be seen TO be appfe.-
Street.
FoR sALIs-To SETTLE THE Es-
tate of the late James Mundy we
VIII offer fer sale ut public auction
on SATURDAY., May Ia. 1910, at 4
o'clock, the Buchanan Roller Mis-
property. consisting OF newly re-
modelled sixty-barrel modern roller
mill. All machinery was put in new
last summer, all spout6 and eleva-
tors are new. This Is n water-powver
mill. and in addition TO the mill.
there are two dwelling houses on the
property, besides about twenty acres
Of land. For full particulars. address
w. 7. FARLEY. Executor, or III. NJ.
s5WARTA. at Buchanan, Va. W. p.
Barley, w. r. Mundy and A. H. Mum
If,,F ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR
sale,.--To settle the estate OF the
late James Mundy. we VIII offer for
sale at public auction, on sATUR
DAY. MAY THE 18th. 1910. at ii
o'clock, the Buchanan Roller Mills
property. situated at Buchanan. Bote-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
MEETING IN SALISBURY.
aurtion 5ales, Future Dapa.
BY r. B. Chafin & Co.. Inc.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents.

IEUSIEE . INUJIION s.KLE
OF
ELEVEN HUNDRED AND ONE ACRE
FARM IN MEckLENBURG COUNTY,
VA.
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FOR RENT, TO GENTLEMEN, ONE
neatly Furnished room; nice house;
priyate family. Apply b22 West
CLAY Street, -.
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@umner Doarn!ng.

WANTED, SUMMER BoARDERs At
the Greenwood House; opens June %.
For terms and particulars, apply TO
MRS. JOHN WINE. Greenw God, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11

i -4DTEE' GRAY IIATR. sWITCHEs--
We, are selling choice gray hair
switches; great bargains this week.
ga N. Fifth st,
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certify that the bond required of
the special commissioner has been
duly given.
u sa Tests: CHARLES o. sAvILLE,
49, Clerk.
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Large Tobacco F actorys
and Laundry,

In execution of decree of ths
sChancery Court of the city of Rich-
4nond. Va. entered on April IS, 1910.
in the combined suits of Mary Lucy
Ford. by, etc, VS.. y. J. Ford. Trustee
ct ais, Stewart a. Ford ct ais. vs..
same, Esteile Madeline Ford. by, etc.s
VS.. Charles Thompson Herndon ct ais.
and Mary Lee Benet VS.. Florence B.
Quincy ct ais. the undersigned act-
ing special commissioners Will sell by
auction. on the premises on
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Ali8ffIlanfous.
jp5iaioLsTER1NG MATTREssEs. =

UPHDISTTIIINtf NIHTTIIFSSES.
-=-------
pARLoR SUITS, COucHES AND ODD
pieces roupholstered, mattresses rem
oyated willow furniture repaired and
recaned--fn fact general factory
Is at your service. SYDNOR "
IftSDLEY. INC, Factory iO2 North
Seventh Street. Madison 3204
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SLIP COVERS

WE CUT AND Make SLIP COVERS.
We have a nice line of coverings on
hand to select from, Prompt atten-
ton and satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB IuMLAUF. Phone 329e.
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Rfetlng8.

ON ACCOUNT OF QUORUM NOT
being present the annual meeting of
HOLLYWOOD Cemetery Company, which
Tuesday, May 10. 1910. was adjourned
to meet TUESDAY,, MAY n. 1910. at
o'clock p, NJ, in the office of the
company, No. South Ninth Street.
w. S. STREET.
Secretary and Treasurer.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders of the Baugh-
held in the Office of the company.
1907 East Main Street, Richmond,
Va, WEDNESDAY, MAY IL. 1910,
at IL o'clock noon.
JAMES S. FRANCIS,
Secretary.
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This property consists of a newly
romodeled' water power roller mill.
two good dwellings, and about 90
acres of land, The mill has a ca
besides, It has buhrs for corn and
feed. All machinery and work Is
new and the very bes. manufactured.
TERMS: Cash on day of sale.
For further particulars. apply to
w. r. BARLEY, Muchanan. Va. or
any OF the undersigned executors
". p. BARLEY, Buchanan, Va, or
eMecutors- OF JaInes Mundy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11

DffCHMOND REFINING COMPANY,
i7Os East Cary Street. City contsna'
4 tors. Dead nnimains. ren ,,,ar ones,
4Jo, hnn0H.
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CTIRYsANTHEMUM ELAN! s.. a6ci
dahlias, a5c. dozen; prepared soil and
4 all garden plants. NJ, A. WFIITTY,
Phone Madison 1881 z
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FLATS for kellt.
Boarnil1g.

Mrs, 4. 5. CANM, 336 EAST GRACE,
corner of Fourth, has rooms and
table board for the summer months.
& LARGE, HANDSOME FURNISHED
rooms; tirst-class board; reasonable.
IDOL. East Clay
WANTED, BOARDERS FOR NICE,
rooms: also table 'boarders Apply
1116 West Marshall Street
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Aealen DrppnsaIs.

Sealed PROPOSALS-BID SEALED
and addressed to Mr.. p. ]. White
Chairman Building and Grounds
Committee, State Normal and Indus
trial School for Women. Fredericks-
burg. Va. will be received at the
office of Charles NJ. Robinson. Archi-
tcct, Tenth and Main streets. Rich
mond. Va, up until noon, MAY 10:
1910. for the following equipment OF
said school:
First, steam power and electric
plant, second, laundry equipment
third. water supply system: fourth ftt,
sewerage and plumbing of dormi-
tory sixth vacuum ;, cleaning nj aor sySifem;
Certified check to accompany all
bids. The right is res .rwed to reject
any or all bids. plans and specifi-
cntions may be seen ard informp-
ton obtained Vat the Office Of the
architect.
p j. WHITE,
Chairman B. and q. Committee.
CHARLES NJ. ROBINSON.
Architect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11

WANTED, a WHITE MAN or FAMILY
as working manager on farm; near
city. Address FARMER Route 3,
Glen Allen, Va