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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-15
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYN MIEDzYNARODOWEj.
Chicago, Is marca.
(Kr6I bu}garSki ~ Carsh,iem
SioLe).

Sio6).
Podezas pObytu kr6la bu}gar-
skiego i jego malzOnki W Carskiem
Stole wygiOszOnO ma bankiecie
dworskim diva znamienne toasty.
Pierwszy toast wzniesiOny przeZ
wnuka Cara Oswobodziciela"
mia} brzmienie nasteDuiace:
81 uczuciem radosci szczeg6lnej
witam przyjazd waszych kr6lew-
skieh mosci po dokonczeniu tax
drogiego mojemu sercu i sercom
wszystGch Rosyan die}a: zupe}-
nej niepodleg8OSci Bu}garyi. Pa
mietne 10 zdarzenie jest ukorono-
waniem wielkich czyn6w mojego
dziada, kt6ry m}ode panstwo slo-
wianskie powo}s} do zycia samO-
istnego. Nam pewnose, re nieza-
wis}a Bu}garya pod roztropnymi
rzadami waszej kr6lewskiej mosci
bedzie nova silna ostoja pokoju,
pojednania i porzadku W krajach
bafkanSkich j ze oba nasze rzady
zgodne beda W usiIowaniach,
zmierzajacych do utrwalenia jed
noSci histOrycznych wicklow bra
terstwa, }aczacych nasze narody
cd dawna. Wznosze toast ma czes6
waszej kr6lewskiej mOsci, jego
maizonki, mojego d1ecka chrzest-
nego, ksiecia BOrysa oraz caIej ro-
dziny i pie ma rOzkwit i pomysl-
nose Bu}garyi."
Kr6l bulgarski odpowiedzia} W
s}owach nastepujacyeh:
''Po ogloszeniu niepodlegiosci
Buigaryi, jednego z ideal6w pozo-
stawionyeh W spuseimie narodowi
tulgarskiemu przez ub6stwianego
cara oswobodziciela i dostojnego
Gziada waszej cesarskiej mosci, u
waza1em jake kr6l narodu niepod-
legiego "a obowiazek najmilszy
przyby6 mojq ma}ionka mai
pierw do rezydencyi waszej cesar
sEiej moSci, azeby W imieniu ma
rodu bu}garskiego z}Ozy6 mu mai
serdeczniejsze podziekOwanie "a
wszystko, co Rosya braterska i jjej
monarcha uczynili dla niepodle-
g8ej Buigaryi. Zawsze mia}em na
oku dobrobyt kulturalny j ekono-
miczny mojego narodu. Do tego
moga sic przyczyni6 pok6j, zgoda
pozqdek W krajach balkaGskich.
Obro1ca tych zasad jest nar6d
buigarski, kt6remu drogim Jest
rozw6j wszechstronny. Nam pre-
konanie, re oba nasze rzady u
ezynia wszystko, co przyczyni6 sic
moze do tenn wiekszego utrwalehia
braterskich wezl6w slowianskich,
Iaczacych SLIME nasze narody.
Dziekujac z ca}ego serca "a swiet-
ne przyjecie, jakiego tutaj donna
lem, wznosze toast ma zdrowie wa
szej i jej cesarskiej moSei, nastep-
cy tronu ma pomyslnOS6 przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-15
Telegramy zagraniczne

Paryz, Is marca. - w lzbie
deputowanych toczyiy sic W dali
Sym ciagu obrady w sprawie
skandalu ze skonfiskowaneml
KoSciolowi dobrami. Tym razem
ma ,,iawie oskarzonych' zasiedli
dwaj ministrowie, a to minister
robot publicznych Millerand byly
adwokat minister sprawiedli-
woSci Barthou.
Millerandowi zarzucono, re
znal sprawki Dueza, gdyz byl je-
60 adwokatem, re pobral tytu-
lem naleznoSci "a zastepstwo
prawne $1SO,OOO, a $4,000 "a mil
czenie. Millerand nazywa podo-
bne wersye plotkami z palcami
wyssanenli.
Po Millerandzie zabrai CLOS
drugi minister Barthou, ten zno-
VIII solennie przyobiecywai uka-
rae winnych, jednak pos}owie ME
chcieli mu jakos wierzyc przypo-
minajac mu wykrzykami ,Skan-
dal kanaiem panamskim".
Barthou wymienii nazwiska tych
osob. ktore rekomendowaly Du-
eza, Lecouturiera Managea t. J.
trzech likwidatorow majacych
rozsprzedac ma rzecz pahstwa
skonfiskowane dobra Kosciola.
Wysoce charakterystyczny mo
ment dow6d porzadk6w W pam
stwie pod socyalistycznemi rza-
dami jest to, re W sadzie ME zna-
leziono dowodow i aktow n1oga-
cych udowodnit skandal przy
sprzedazy dobr Chartreuse.
Dobra te milionowej wartoscl
zostaly sprzedane zaledwie "a pol
miliona frankow.
Wsrod ogromnego poklasku o.
swiadczyl posei partyi poste-
powo-republikahskiej Beauregard
re republikanie ME nalezeli do
tych, kt6rzy hoidowali polityce
wywiaszczenia Kosciolow - da.
lei zarzucii nieprawdomownose,
a wzglednie nieszczerosc mini
strowi Barthou.
Chartum, Is marca. - Kolonei
Teodor Roosevelt przybyi tn
wczoraj re SVEN towarzystwem
godzinie popoludniu.
Tysieczne tlumy publicznosci
zgotowaly mu goraca i serdeczna
owacye.
Roosevelt wyglada zdrowo
czerstwo j ME znat ma MIN sla-
dow tax dlugiej pelnej niewy-
god wyprawy wsrod puszcz pu-
styh afrykahskich.
Skoro tylko Roosevelt wylado-
wal re swym synem Kermitem
udali sic do pa,acu sirdara, skad
po spozyciu sniadania udali sic
ma dworzec kolejowy i odjechali
do miejscowosci, gdzie ma Mich O.
czekiwaiy pani Roosevelt cor
ka Ethel.
Powitanie bylo serdeczne,
szczere rzewne. Nastepnie Roo
sevelt z Gala juz rodzina powro-
Gil do paiacu sirdara.
Wieden, Is marca. - Zmariy
prezydent miasta DR.. Karol LIe-
ger zostai wczoraj pochowany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-15
TeIegramy krajOWe.

miedzy prezydentem kompanii
tramwajowej Kruegerem, a pre-
zydentem zwiazku zawodowego
tramwajowc6w Mahon'em, ktory
sic zjawil W towarzystwie podko-
mitetu strajkowego.
Konferencya odbyla sic w blu
RE Georgia H. Earle jednego z
czlonk6w dyrekcyi kompanii
tramwajoweb zarazem repre-
zentanta interes0w miasta w tel
dyrekcyi.
Jest to pierwszy wypadek, re
urzednik kompanii konferuje z
urzednikiem organizacyi sluzby
tramwajowej.
Po skohczeniu sic konferencyi
oswiadczyl Earle, re mic stanow-
czego, ami mic ugodowego ME u
chWalono ma konferencyi, tylko
zastanawiano sic mad trudnoscia-
mi stojacemi ma przeszkodzie "a
warciu obopolnej zgody. Earle /
Kruger bronili pozostalych w
piracy tramwajowcow, oraz zau-
wazyli, re wedlug obecnego stanu
rzeczy mniej jest miejsc VOL
nych przy kompanii, anizeli
strajkujacych tramwajowcow.
Earle wyjasnii kategorycznie,
re ME MONA sic spodziewac ry-
chlego zazegnania sporu zala-
twienia sprawy, jakotez re W o.
becnem poiozeniu ME zaszla "a
dna zmiana.
Po konferencyi udal sic Mahon
wraz Z podkomitetem towarzy-
szacym mu do lokalu, gdzie urze-
duie komitet 10" przedlozyl
tam szczeg6lowe sprawozdanie
wyniku konferencyi Z Kruege-
rem.
Wedlug mylnej, jak utrzymuJa
w kolach miarodajnych wiadomo
Sci, miala kompania zebrac sic
natychmiast po konferencyi ma
posiedzenie.
Tam ME mialy zapaSc zadne u
chwaly, lecz dopiero dis w po-
ludnie ma bye sprawa szeroko |
obszernie omowiona.
w mieScie byIo wielkie zainte-
resowanie Z tych obrad czlonkow
kompanii z delegatami strajkuja-
cych. Niektorzy przypisywali
zwolanie konferencyi tel okolicz-
noSci, re meklerzy gieldowi mie-
Ii dyrekcyi dac do zrozumienia,
re ME So w moznoSci dluzej po--
wstrzymac akcyi tramwajowych
cd spadku. Wiadomosc jednak ia
o wplywie gie}dy ma stanowisko
konferencyi jest mylna, jak zape-
wniaia w dobrze poinformowa-
nych kolach.
Philadelphia, Pa, Is marca. -
Robotnicy browarniani, ktorzy
jak zapewniano mieli juz onegdaj
przylQczyc sic do generalnego
strajku do tel chwili pracuja.
Wbrew zapewnieniom w}adz,
ME objawiIy sic dotychczas de-
zercye w szeregach strajkuja-
cych, owszem wszyscy, ma'emi
wyjatkami, trwaja dotychczas
wiernie przy generalnym straiku.
Natomiast wydany onegdaj
przez Central Labor Union"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-15

Zampania przeciw ,,miesnemu" trustOWi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-15
zWiaStun SpOkOju " Fi|adeItII.
Strawberry naradzali sic prezydentem kOm-
panii. Konferencya ME wyda1a zadnych
skutk6W Me wszyscy robOtnlcy
pOsfuszni Tramwaje W pei
nym ruchu.
Kampania przeciw ,,miesnemu trustOWl.
KONGPFS. 7 OKAZYI 13. CENZUSU.
KONGRES, Z OKAZYI 13. CENZUSU.
0 Sl5O,OOO ODSzKODOWANIA.
Gala ndzina spaIOna. - Polar jamestown. $SOU,UUU
SkOdy. kayitan stray OChOtnczej zglDak
Prezydent Taft jutro w Chicago.

PARYH Druga MnsrOwe aWe Oskarzo
nye Postepowcy wypieraja udzaiu grabienu hosco
Kradzez Roosevelt Chartum PO
witanie jegO POgrzeb prezydena Wtedna premier
angeski eoraz pewnieiszy sebie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-15

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy 6-teD.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-04-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAME.
n Battle Royal for the Southern
Championship - Preparations
to Entertain Visitors.
Special to The Robesonian

Special to The Robesonian.
Charlotte, April 4-Charlotte
has not entertained anything re-
Gently which has aroused such
uy.iversal interest and enthusiasm
as the approaching Carolina-Vir-
ginia baseball game which will
be played here Saturday of this
week. This game will decide
which of the two universities
shall be entitled to the champion
ship in baseball for the South for
1910.
A battle royal will be fought
for this Southern championship.
Charlotte people are doing ev-
cry thing possible which can in
any way contribute to the COM
fort and pleasure Of the two
teams, their friends, and all visi-
tors on this occasion. Everyone
is invited and it is hoped that
you will all como and bring the
other fellow to-. Remember the
date, Saturday, April 9th. All
railroads entering Charlotte have
granted special reduced round.
trip rates and will sell tickets
which will be good on all trains
leaving the city before midnight
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-04-07

Sunday. The game will be call
ed promptly at $50 pm. and all
trains leaving Charlotte on their
regular schedule between four
and six o'clock in the afternoon
will be held for the game. so that
all visitors at the game may re-
turn home that evening - the
same day
All those who remain over will
be entertained at a grand ball in
Charlotte's large auditorium,
where refreshments will be serv-
cd
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-04-07
STATEMENT CONDITION
The Farmers & Merchants Bank

In of North Carolina close of business March
29th, 1910.
RESOURCES:
discounts
Furnitur fxtu Undivided None
$l,34l91 I54l.91 Time certificates o None
s,Id "S @0 Deposits subject check
Demand Certificates
Cashiers Checks ll48
National bank Ineres tand
other T. Snotes Loss 70
Expense Account
Total, Total
o
bankd
10 ebe of belief ~
T. c. Evans
Subscribed and yofA
& B Skipper
>N' A'0e''' l. a. NdcNeih NJ w. Floyd Robert E.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-04-07

Mr.. K. M. Barnes. of Barnes
vile, was in town yesterday.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-04-07
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inhamed con-
dition of the mucous lining Of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you ave rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is entire
| ly closed. Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can De taken
out and this tube restored to it's normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever;nine cases out Of ten are caused
by Catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous surfaces
We will give One undred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Cattarh Cure. Send for circulars free
+. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by allDruggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-04-07


The First National Bank,
AT LUM8ERTON
In the State of North Carolina. Business
March 10Th, 1910.
RESOURCES:
Discounts s213,7e1 Is
Overdrafs, andun 1859 O9
Z t
Premiums q Bonds
Banking house furniture and fixtures 3,s41 70
Due from National Banks
Due from State Private and
Savings Banks
Due from approved reserve agents. 1920
Checks
Notes of National
+ rae,ona paper currency, nlcRes and cents 1877 IS
Specie $4470 842
| egal-ender 1872
Redemption per crculation) 80 90
Total - ssl3s17
Saptal stock paid ill., $4,000
Surplus fund 1880 90
Undivided profits less aud paid
National Bank 90
Due to other National Banks 5s5 20
Due 1893 &c
Individual deposits subject 0 sssoe5 II
Demand o
Time certificates Of Deposits 63,545 OF
ssssf9 ehssHS outstanding 2R 20 20
Total Deposits
Notes and bills red1scounted 90
hung certificates borrowed
Total *s1s,817 IS
of NorhC Carolina County of
H. M McAter
H NJ McALLISTER, Cashier
subscrba and sworn to before this 5th
Correct-Atst: - ~ ~ ty ro'''
A McALL1sTER,
w BARKER
Eo
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-04-07

RESOURCES: LIABILITIES:
Loans and discounts $43s5S1O Capital
lessc
All Stocks, lsredic
VI
Furniture and Fixtures ASST Time Certificates of
oher al Hesitate owned Deposit
Demand
romB Ban and
Bankers 49l32s Deposits
Items
Stu eol9 l,oV1o Cashiers
ooau currency ,lo'V a040S9.B
aao ~.nei Accrued
o'H'eS i@''N"V
lotA &49S4O402 Total
State of North Carolina of Robeson-ss
A. W.
the statement estofm
A. W.. PEACE, Cashier
Subscribed before
test: '-N'"" A'o'Ai!
| a. T. Whle, Geo. e. French J. Britt Director
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-04-07

Four inch Aues and ovens Is inches high with ]
two racks. Body made Of Malleable Iron and |
Ingot Iron Sheets, lined with asbestosand double
lined with ingot Iron. Oven door equipped with
accurate thermometer to avoid guess work about
cooking. Crates quickly removed through front
Of Range, and all parts accessible. Porcelain,
| copper, or galvanized reservoirs furnished with
all Ranges
The Celebrated Cameron MaIleable Iron Ranges
are sold under the following guarantee: To be
made Of the best material and workmanship; 10
draw better, cook quicker, and to use less fuel
than any other Steel Range Of the same cook
ing capacity.
Expert Demonstration From
Factory every day,and all day
This is the chance Of lifetime to have the Ia
test and best Malleable Iron Range thoroughly
explained to you, and to see how little fuel it
requires, as there is no other Range on the
market that will cook with so little fuel.
Pin extension water front will supply sufficient
water for fifty gallon boiler, which is more
than enough for bathroom and Kitchen
LUMBERTON, N. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-18

WANTED. POSITION BY. YOUNG Man.
stationary engines and dinkey loco
motives; can furnish recommends
lions. Address L f36, care Tines
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View. Va; double cottage; ten rooms
each; facing bay: terms. $40. $3.50.
$3.50. 81: city conveniences: special
rates to parties. Address MISS ES-
SIZE CURTIS or MRS. LYMANE sTUTZ.
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iOPTICAL
.-------.-L 81 $3.50 Z

THE SCHOOL QUESTION 3Mus1 NOW
consider well practical business
course at our school: catalogue for
asking. MASSEY BUSINESS COLI
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED YOUNG
ladies' In our bindery. apply at once.
MITCHELLf& HOTCHR1SS.a=s
WANTED, TWO SETTLED WOMEN
one as nurse. other as house maid !:
small family; = references required.
Apply so1O Monument Avenue.
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DaIp Uaallteo. 3flalf.

WANTED, YOUNG MAN, GOOD CHAR
acter and experience. to I'LL sales
mans position; hardware and i'm
plemcnt business. Address SEAY-
# BILLIARD HARDWARE CO.. Black
gfnnn Va ga r9l5,i 50
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BrIp WManteD. 6enaaIe.

RaSTED. sYoGNG &osiAN AS siam
pooer In iadics' hair dressing par
Tors. Apply 2I4 North Fifth Street.
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BY I'D. Carneal 6 Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
6 North Eleventh Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
O +,
OS. SOL S03, 500 sAND. S1l NICHOLSON
~ STE e tt.I ~

BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust,
dated July 90, 1908. recorded in the
Richmond Chancery Court clerks of
fee. in d. B. 1880, page rs, default
having been made in the payment OF
q portion Of the debt secured thereby:
and having been required by the bene-S
ne'ssz }RsTeln I e yi5 1910
at 6 o'clock p. NJ.
on the premises. proceed to sell at
public auction the above property, viz:
all that certain lot of land In the city
Of Richmond. Va. tn the improve
Beginning at the southeastern corner
of Nicholson and Erin Streets; thence
extending castwardlys along the south
Iern line of Nicholson Street and 'front.'
ing thereon 100 feet: then back SOUTH
;wardlys at right angles and between
parallel lines 40 feet to an alley ten
feet wide. The improvements consist
OF four frame dwell tngs OF three rooms
each. In good order and agnidcent
renters. There Is future for this
property. and any one who wants "a.
purchase. It is in one OF the best los
cations in Fulton for renting, near the i
car line, and also being SO near the 4
business part OF the city makes y t very
valuable indeed, as you can always
find tenants for such property
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all {
costs Of sale. taxes and insurance to &
day OF sale, and two past due notes of
s24 each and Interest thereon from !.
maturity; and credit as to two n oteaY
due July 20. / 911, aggregating $424;ss
N. THOMAS sMosBY,
I,
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6ituatIons 0Qlanten. GemaIt.

4 LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES
position as housekeeper or moth
er's helper. Address MISS a. l.. b.,
Box ZIG, care OF Postmaster. Louisa.
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50AK Tables AND CHAIRS FOI2
sale cheap. at MASSEY BUSINESS
1s COIT,EGE. 80 9j:5s5 .iilsil
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1akr6o1al8.

he BOTTOM Rail is On T6P ROW,
and our Giant is not blind! He asks
no guide to lay his hand on the
props OF the State, nor need he bow
himself upon the common pillars to
savenge his particular wrong. His
cation. and his strength crowned by
free ballot. He Is by no means
led in captivity by his Ignorance,
or set up In our midst asa laughing
stock. or chained to grind in our
looks abroad with the tranquil smile
OF conscious strength, and paralyzes
the nation at his Will. Since fate
ful RunnYJnede our race has Wanted
It's liberties under the shield OF a
degenerated into the mere tool Of
dexterous barrators, who rule our
awakened Giant by appeals to his
generous syrnpathies or by reckless
" infiaming the bitterness OF his
class hatreds. The ever-swelling
take to this trade have established
their theory that mere isolation Is q
proof OF malice; and on that assump-
ton. with windy fury and trades
union eloauence. they base their
ard cry is: "smite him on the pocket
nerve!-reduce him to the ranks.
and see how his haughtiness Will
shrivel at your touch!" Under these
conditions we find that perjury Is
the loftiest virtue. while an appear
ance OF opulcnce may be safely taken
as the sign OF an oppressor whom
II will be meritorious and profitable
to bleed. Confiscation under a per
version of law naturally follows. The
victim shrinks from threatened ruin
by accepting a promised settlement
out OF court, and the shyster pockets
his half OF whatever the spoil may
be. HIS professional success may
be pretty fairly measured by his
neediness. his shamelessness and hie
greed. Our New Virginia is big
with a fruitage OF this unspeakable
corruption, and black night ap.
Y proaches when it Will be proper for
brave men to tremble.
Yours respectfully. half in sorrow
hall In scorn, foreigner who. dur
Ing fifty years, has witnessed the
decay OF successive Confederate
ideals.
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FOR SALE. ONE HIGH-GRADE SEC
ond.hand Dayton wagon. Apply to
B. G. BRISTOW. IL, IS. Is North
E,iphteenfh8 Street.
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RUB 1T OUT,
WATCH REPAIRING.

3I7l w IA1O11 II = 7l3
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR
cleaned by WIN. ToB1EN. j r., Is q
guarantee that 1t Is done properly.
Twenty years experience. Cleaning,
81; main springs, 81. 408 East Broad
"a Street. All work guaranteed.
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PURSUANT TO AN. ORDER ENTERED!
in the United States District Court
for the Eastern District Of Virginia.
the matter Of Charles l.. Pettitt,
bankrupt, the undersigned will sell
at public auction; at 1880 p. M,
THuRSDAY. AUGUST IS, ut No. LOO,
North Eighth Street. Richmond. Va,
formerly belonging to the said bank
rupt, and now situated on the said
tprenlises: and pursuant to the said
order, at 1880 P. NJ. on said day. tn
undersigned will sell the assets be-
on the promises at No, 3l9 South
Pine Street, consisting for the most
part OF certain machinery, lmple-
ment. tools and building materials.
The Undersigned IS authorized 70
58i HENRY BOWDEN.
& Trustee.
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6umner Bnarni1g.

fHE WARSER COTTAGE. MoDERN
in every respect: boating, bathing
and fishing; modern plumbing, hot
and cold water: shower baths. MRS.
e 3. WARNER, Ocean View, Va.
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ROOMS fur Rent,

WANTED, A MARRIED COUPLE OR
two gentlemen to occupy a large
front room; furnished or unfur-;
nished: Franklin Street; third floor;
private family; modern conyeniences;
references exchanged. Address L
733, care mes-Dispatch.
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Zeal q state Tor Rel,t.

FOR RENT, HOTEL SOUTHERN y
( tlhctiye hui ding, In large shady
excellent water; near depot; price
reasonable. App ply ". A.RDOWLING,
Boydton. Va. s outhern Railroad.
FOR REM n g NI1WI1Y FURNISHED
v European hotel Address j, q.
BISHOP, Greensb oro.s M G.. s!st az
FOR RENT. y ASHLAND,T VA,
eight-roo ON yelling; large, we'll
4 shaded lett deslrable ~ ocatIon: con-
session at; once, or viii sell small
1 cnshapaymentsandal long time, Apply
Gs!itlFIoN LEE Ll1 East Main street.
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! SHOE PREPARING.
He9al Rptice8.


TO AN ORDER ENTERED
in the United States District Court
for the Eastern District OF s Virg inia,
on the 18th day Of August, 1910. in
bankrupt. the undersigned will sell
s at public auction al 1880 p. NJ,
THURSDAY. AUGUST Is, snt8 No.f100
North Eighth Street, Richmond. Va,
the Office furniture and o Their assets
rupt, and now situated on the said
and pursuant to the said
order at 1880 p Nj, on said day, the
undersigned will sell the assets be-
longing to the said bankrupt, now
on the premises at No. $40 South
Pine Street, consisting for the most
part OF certain machinery, imple-
ments, tools and building materials.
h The undersigned is authorized to dis
pose OF said assets by private sale.
t3:s HENRYRBOWDEN,
~. Trustee.
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LADIES, BY PLACING THE ORDER
5 FOR YOUR FALL AND WINTER
3 SUIT. REQUIRE FROM YOUR TAIL.
OR a STYLISH SUIT. WITH THE
STRAIGHT LINES AND SOFT EF-
Feet GIVEN BY THE NEW YORK
AND PARTISAN TAILORS At THIS
TINE. AM THE TAILOR WHO
KNOWS HOW TO GIVE YOU "A
SUIT AFTER THIS 3ORDER, AS
SEVERAL OF MY CUSTOMERS Can
TESTIFY FOR WHOM / HAVE
MADE SUITS SINCE RETURN ED
BY SEVERAL OF THE LEADING
TAILoRS OF THE ABOVE MEN
TONED CITIES. II. LEWIS. La
DIES TAILOR. 2o2 NORTH FIRST
STREET. PHONE MONROE 2565.
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Reliable Transfer

RDLIABLH TRAN SEER, MILLNER's.
8 o2 North init Sire ct, hauls trunks
y Issued B at 4 ths & nous ~ forty our bag-
s.SSss gaze two mon on our ION. q
make q sspeoi al ty5 OF. m oYi g. MI
4, tures and ls p!an 3, # 'hone Ma son
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GLOUCESTER ACADEMY

u OH tue FFlnclpHIs 1Hru: ounl!uet s!!Ie. !.
An Accredited School Of the University OF
Virginia,
Near Gloucester 6. H., Va.
Thorough preparation for Colleges and the
University and for q business life. Special
attention to backward boys. and the most
careful individual supervision. The next
session will begin September 9th. Corre-
spondence solicited. For circulars apply to
JOHN TABB (Grad. Univ. OF Val, Princ!-
pal. p. o.. Gloucester, Va.
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THE FALL SEASON Is ABOUT TO
open: don't forget THE PITTS FUR.s3i
+ NITURE, III West Broad. and 1429
East Main Street, for your furniture
and CARPETS. Cash or credit.
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FOR SALE. GASOLINE ENGINE:
Fairbanks-Mor portable; 4-horse
power: in first-class order. Address
q 10 care TimeS-Dispatch.
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FOR SALE. ONE TOP BUGGY, 500
one phaeton, newly painted, rubber
tires, $50: one good grocery Vac
$s5. These are bargains. a. ME4-
ER'S SONS. 731 East Cary Street