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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
Mystery In Attack on Young
Athlete.

Lake Charles, La, March 21.-
CUTLERY Love, aged Is and champion
half mile rune Of the State high
schools, lies at the point Of death at
his home in Deridder from wounds
received when he was assaulted Satur-
day night.
He had taken a young woman to
church and escorted her home. He
was on his way home himself when
he was struck from behind. His
skull was fractured. He later re.
covered his senses long enough to de-
clare he had no idea who assaulted
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
State Wide Prohibition.
Washington. March % 1910.

Washington, March %, 1910.
Editor of The Clarion.-Noting
that there is a movement on foot for
a state vide prohibition in Jul State,
was very much interested in an
article that appeared in the Tines
Democrat several weeks ago in regard
to statewide prohibition in Kansas,
which would be ~"apropos" to our
state as well.
MIR. John w. Davis, an attorney Of
Greensburg, Kansas, and a member of
State Legislature, while on a visit to
New Orleans gives his opinion on the
situation something like this. The
young men and women of Kansas are
growing up in ignorance of the taste
of liquor and wines and that Kansas
would not under any consideration
think of repeating the laws prohibit
ing the saloon and sale of liquors.
He thinks that prohibition is one
OF the greatest assets for the State.
and its enfol cement has meant a
great moral and EDUCATIONAL uplift.
until the people Of Kansas are the
best educated in the nation and have
the least percentage Of illiteraey.
II such is the case let prohibition
be our cry until We gain the victory
of a Statewide prohiblsion.
A WELL WISHER OF LA.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
Love and Cruelty.

Mrs. N. E. Edgerton, a millionair-
ess, down in New Jersey, inherited a
span of very beautiful horses. She
dearly loved them, but got stuck
on automobiling, and, for fear the
animals would not be properly loved
by others, had the horses shot.
There's an idea in this for our
millionaire readers. If you love a
thing and have to part with it, kill it!
1t is a demonstration of great wealth
and eclat, says Shreveport Times.
Of course, if you are a millionaire,
there is no n else on earth who is
capable Of caring for your horses.
Kill them! Even the beasts them
selves couldn't be happy with any
one else. Shoot them! This is the
egotism of it. But you can afford
egotism if you are a millionaire.
It may be that the loved things
from which you have got to part,
through death perhaps, are children.
It's all the same. Call in somebody
to shoot them.
Comment on this matter would not
be worth while, only down East So
is making much Of Mrs. Edger-
ton. She has done something novel.
She has carved out a aiche for her
self in the halls Of social fame. It is
q most notable demonstration of the
power Of wealth. Not every society
woman can afford to deliberately and
publicly pistol a $4,000 team of
horses, and hence Mrs. Millionairess
6dgerton is entitled to extended
newspaper notice.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
TRAGEDY AT CARENCRO.
Han Breaks Neck 81 Another In BPsslllng
KstCh".AFrssisd for Murder.

Lafayette, La, March 21.-Depu-
ties A. Peck and F. M. Latiolais ar
rested Arthur Bertrand, a white mar
living near Richards Bridge, on Bayou
G rencro, to-day, for the killing of
Audiol Savoie, another white man, as
a result of a quarrel. The men grasp
ed each other in a wrestling bout and
fell to the ground. Savoie's neck
was broken. He was totally para
lyzed, and after suffering until Satur-
day evening died. Judge Campbell
refused bail to the prisoner, but it is
probable a preliminary trial will be
accorded Thursday.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
FAITH CURE DON'T GO.
oregon Jsdga ConVlcts Parents for Not send
Ing for Physician for Children.

La Junta, Colo, March 21.-Judge
q. w. Mcdaniel, of the 0tero County
Court, to-day rendered his decision in
the Messenger case, which attracted
national attention because it involved
the right Of parents to reject medi-
cal treatment for their children.
Judge Mcdaniel held that Mr.. and
Mrs. B. D. Messenger had been guilty
Of neglect" in failing to call a ply
stefan to attend their children after
three other children Of the family
hal died.
The language of the decision indi-
Gates chat an appeal is considered
certain, AS it is understood that the
followers of Mrs. Baker G. Eddy will
carry the case. il necessary. to the
highest court IN the land to have a
final decision regarding the legal sta
tus of Christian Science healing.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
Grand Coteau Notes

Mar. 23-Both the baseball games
witnessed last Sunday at the St.
! Charles College diamond were one
sided. The College teams being vic.
torious both times.
The first game consisted Of the
Colleges third team against Opelou-
sas third team, score Is to 2-Um-
pire: L. Andrepont.
The second was the town team
against the first team of the College
score 10 to3-Umpira: CASTOR Dugas.
The Port Barre team Is expected
here Sunday to play against the
College boys.
Miss Ermite Barry came in We'd
nesday from Jeanerette.
Mayor &. v. Barry and family Wis
tied Opelousas Thursday.
Mr.. A. E. Andrus Of Opelousas was
in toxin Saturday.
Rev. w. J. Teurlings and Mr. Joe
CoIomb Of Lafayette were here Thurs
day.
Mr. CASTOR Dugas Of Lafayette
was 4 Sunday visitor here.
Miss Marie Smith is visiting rela-
tiyes ii Arnaudville.
L. %. Barry has an assortment Of
Anril fool post cards.
Misses Bertha and Louise Jones OF
LAFAYETTE we're in town Monday.
Mr.. R. j. Barry left last week for
Crowley.
Messrs. Frank and Ashton Barry
in OpeIousas Sunday.
Mr. Arthur Roy, and family Mrs.
1rl;an Mouton Of Lafayette, Mr..
Gauthier Of Broussard and DR..
nd Mrs Arceneaux Of Church Point
visitors here Sunday.
The thermometer registered very
,;ah tb;s week. On Monday and
& and 81 degrees. We are in great
M n r. +. Tarlton visited New Or
J few days this week;
M. Carroll Richard Of jennings
vas here Wednesday.
~ Ett
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
Will Advertise Rice and How to
Use 1t.

New Orleans, March 22.-Mr. S.
Locke Breaux, chairman Of the rice
committee of the Board of Trade, has
called a meeting Of the subcommittee
of the rice interests of New Orleans
for Il o'clock Tuesday morning at
the Board Of Trade rooms to perfect
arrangements for holding the annual
meeting of the Rice Association OF
America during the Shriners' conven-
ton. It is the object of the associa-
ton to use this occasion for adyer-
Using rice among the thousands of
visiting Shriners and their families,
and promoting the use of rice in parts
Of the country whore its food value
is little known.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
TO CUT TIMBER FOR
BUILDING LATANIER
Saw MIL Established 10 "KrofzVlITs" Yor Pro.
motion OF Resort.
GREAT FUTURE in STORE
tiOtels and Buildings to Be Erected Tiers,
After Clearing Of Grounds Of Timber
Trees.

There will be something doing ii
Latanier very soon now.
Mr.. Hamilton Bell, of West Mans
ileld, Ohio, and Mr.. VIM. Helmick. are
erecting a sawmill in the town Of
Krotz,o and the output of the mill will
Dc used exclusively for the promotion
o. the town-the erection of build
ings there.
The site Of Latanier is now a for
est Of timber, but work to clear it
Will soon commence. The mill will
convert the timber into lumber, and
those owning lots will have the op-
portnnty Of buying good lumber at
cheap prices.
The mill will have an OUTPUT Of
about eighteen thousand feet = dav
OF cypress timber-the only kind Of
lumber that will be used in Latanler.
A large hotel will soon be built ii
Latanier, and Mr.. Krotz, the pro
nloeef ana owner of the Krotz Springs,
expects to open the place for visit
ors by June next.
Mr.. Krotz tells us that ba i !, -.
celpt, daily, of inquiries as to the date
q opening, and that he expects 4
, tsis crowd at the famous springs
b+aA OCuSbll.
81. = VIII 9e q town before a year"
+ +sla NJ. krotz. The demand for
e sae water Is now as large as we can
attend to, and it is reasonable to u
pose mat when the place opens az as
resort people will flock there"
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
Yes, Indeed.


# Halley's comet whips its tail
against the earth and sets it afre. az
some people have been led to believe
that this thing would happen by some
unknown astronomer. then there will
be an equal distribution in that six
feet q earth which will MAKE a. ali II
one sic. Rockefeller, Roosevelt, Nor
gan and Taft will be no more than a
ordinary corpse. hut one
thing we know to be 4 fact is, if
that comet cannot control It's own
tail, Il sa darn poor outfit. Frank
lin Waterman.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
There i no dnnht 90 y l -

There IS no doubt as to the pres
ence near Branch Of some savage an
inal which kills and devours dogs,
as many Ratch-dogs have been killed
Dy lt, and in one instance the animal
is known to have sprung at a man
riding in a buggy. But nobody has
had q good look a. the animal and it
ls not known what the beast is.
Opinion is divided as to whether it is
2 wolf or q panther, while some be-
Iieve it is . large catamount. An
other hunting party will be organized
here to run down the animal.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
FOR COLORED ONLY
Father TueFIlngs BUYS Lots fer Building Of
Catholic Church al Lafayette

Rev. W. ]. Tuerlings is about to
carry out his plan to erect q Catho-
lie Church in Lafayette for the exclu-
sive uae Of the colored race
He recently bought the grounds.
and it is believed that other steps for
the consummation of the plan will
soon be taken.
The example is indeed worthy Of
emulation by other communities.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
FATHER LAUTIER, 5. J., DEAD
Well known Catholic Missionary Passes Away
Ia New Orleans.

The Rev. Father Marius A. Lautier,
S. j., the W%ell-known Catholic mis-
sionary, who has conducted several
missions in 0pelousas, died at the
Jesuit College, on Baronne street, in
New Orleans, on Sunday of last week.
He was born in France in 1860,
and educated in various colleges,
among them st. Charles College at
Coteau, for the priesthood. He
later taught school at Grand Coteau,
and finally took up missionary work.
He was al orator Of note. and emf
nently successful in his work.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
IN PROHIBITION TERRITORY!
Branch People Are 'sssIng rhInos", Msves
washington Beast, Which Left Since
Closing Of Blind Tigers.
Gays the Crowley Signal;

o1ofles continue to come in from
Branch and vicinity Of the d ~ from
TONS committed by some nigbt
Fauding animal which kills "i and aa-
yours ~watch-dogs and in one ino,on uee
has attacked a man. Attenp ,pSs Saee
ee - made to run down and kin tho
animal NINA but without success. o S,e
t au9i ni8ets party from Crowley spent
but but'J faila5 Tn q the animal was seen
crowley pack Of hounds used ~ ,. q
wildcats and catamounts has = t saa,
sent TO Branch but it has tbna oten
eee1 unable to get On the ani-air
track. There is no little uns aui,.als
among women and children sues T. tks
Dfan 51. neighborhood and man = IN sae
pfe VIII not 60 out If their 5op peo-
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
r.ntodarate veterans called to
Meet.

Members If the R, p Lee camp
NJ : 49, =, Me- Of Comrade Arthur ST.
40 Tue ! o nsslousas, on Saturday, April
8. 1910, for tbe purpose q transact ms;ab
- ~ Selection IF delegates to the
= Ing sel Z u held at Mobile, Alas
o meo anpa ag. 27 and 28, 1910
= Al members are urgently request
9o rs SAM HAAS,
camp No. "a q &. y.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26

From New Orleans to Port Barre,
over the Frisco route. is 134 miles.
From Port Barre to New iberia is AZ
miles more, making the distance be-
tween this city and The Crescent, over
that route ISL niles.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26

We have just received a stock Of
Waterman's Ideal "Census' Fountain
Pens and shall forward one to any
address on receipt Of price-S2.75
Remember every one is guaranteed.
Jacobs News Depot Co,
meh 26-2t Opelousas. La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26

We nave just received d stock Of
Watermans Ideal '.Census1 Fountain
Pens and shall forward one to ang
address on receipt of priceS2.7 rs.
.Remember every enc p~haranteeds
Jacobs Ness Depot Co
mch 262 Optlausas. a
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-03-11
VOLUME XXI
PULLMAN !
A
Magnificent Str
place OF Il
Ora

pullman is I
est bridges in
The bridge Is
man man, WHO
for building
Cooper lake
bridges are -
July /, 1910,
Tuesday oil
commissioner,
alk, of Pu a
across the s.
street, Puhn
stream (wh|
i Lake, on
i fax. The br1
4 steel, on tn
have concre
the first brl|
to have ho|
90 he a sine|
feet long al
higher thai
which was
food of M'
The col
in their p|
of rebuild
the food,
work and
the lowesl
his bid be
regarded
of bridge
to build
both brid
moment |
keep two
the two
careful G
bridges {
ty on M
100000
on cOun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-13
-REetin98.

The Richmond Chamber of Commerce,
Richmond Va. May 4, 1910.
meeting of the stockholders of the
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
will be held in it's assembly hall
Ninth and Hahn Streets, on THURS
DAY, MAY &c. 1910. at 5 o'clock Z,
NJ. TO consider the advisability OF
selling the building known as the
Chamber of Commerce Building, and
the ground upon which it is located.
as recommended at meeting Of the
active resident members and officers
and directors of the Chamber, held
Nav 5. 1910, and any other question
that may arise at the said stock
holders meeting.
r. A. DUNLOP.
Secretary.
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PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS
are invited to furnish the Peniten-
tiary 1900 yards. striped COTTON
the ward. stripe in filing; 1000
Yards striped cotton shifting. So
inches wide, ounces to the yard,
strine In warp, colors to be war
ranted fast; 1000 yards s-ounce A.
81 inches wide, so inches long. and
Weighing pounds each. All OF the
said goods to be delivered at the
Penitentiary. Richmond. Va. free OF
freight and drayage, by October ~
Bids to be opened SATURDAY.
June i 1910 at 8 p. NJ For samples
and specifications apply to
Superintendent.
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5fbooIs.
5ealeb 39roposaIs.


EALED PRoPoSALS-BIDS SEALED
and addressed to Mr.. p. j. 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 ls:
1910, for the following equipment Of
First, steam power and electric
plant; second, laundry equipment;
third, water supply system; fourth
steam heating of dormitory; fifth,
sewerage and plumbing of dormi-
tory; sixth, vacuum cleaning system;
seventh electric wiring of dorflitory.
Certified check TO accompany all
bids. The right is RESERVED to reject
any or all bids. Plans and speclil-
cations may be seen ard informa-
ton obtained at the oI!ce of the
architect.
P. ]. WHITE.
Chairman B. and G. Committee.
CHARLES NJ. ROBINSON,
Architect
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CREDITORS.
In the matter of NO. s32
FRANK j. RICHARD, IN
Bankrupt. Bankrup, ,,y
UNITED sTA T, FOR Or The The EAST
To the creditors of FRANK j. RICH
ARDS of Richmond. in the county OF
Hanover and district aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that on the
9th day of May, y. d. 1910, the SAID
Frank j. Richard was duly adj
Indicated bankrupt. and that the mr. firs =
meeting of his creditors will he held a
in my office Rooms Nos sO2 and SOB
American National Bank Buiidi n :,
Building, Richmond, Va. on the Z5p
DAY OF MAY, A. d., 1910, at 10 CLOCK
in the forenoon, at which time the SAID
creditors may attend, prove their claims.
appoint a trustee. examine the bank
rupt and transact such other business
as may properly come before SAID
~ THOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
April 13, 1910.
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I certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the special COM
has been duly given by
Byrd. David Meade White and Henry C.
Rely, four of the above special COM
Given under my hand this soth day
CHAs. o. SAvILLE, Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
ME,NTS, SITUATED NEAL CRoAf4ii
ALBENiARLE COUNTY. VA.
Nv virtue OF the powers vested IN
tha undersigned, trustee, by deed dateo
III, /. 1908, OF record in the clerk
ntfiSe OF Albemarle Circuit Court ",
Is b 1875 page SOL, and being reluiFen
~ the holder OF the bond therein So
c,l,red he win sell at public auction ~
the highest bidder, at the front a9ps
Of the courthouse at CHAMPIONSHIPS
- MAY II, 1910,
at o'clock p. NJ, that certain p'ees
~ Parcel Of real estate known as tns
human tract, containing one hundteu
and eighty-two and enc fourth { =. ~
acres. more or less. with the Improve
nants thereon, situated near Cro1et, V
the county OF Alhemarie; ana nn3 pna
Ing the lands of Gentry. Rothwen,, fse '.
1riInan and the Lafferty MIL tarn'. III,
TERMS bne-fourth cash, anu w. Wy
balance in three equal lnstalmen W.
navnple TWO and three wears from ttts
SSa., az sale deferred payments 70 ns
a~fdanced by negotiable notes; VIII
,nterest added, and secured ny deea 2.
trnst on the land sold. or al casn. ~
tha option of tho purchaser.
Trustee.
| "a .
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FOR SALE, ESTABLISHED DRUG
business, in thriving town OF 1000
inhabitants. stock complete: ana
most prominent drug store In the
town. Address Lock Box i, Chin
colleague, Va,
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Boarnlng.

= re 4 ASSDSoaE FuRN1sHED
rooms. tirst-class board; reasonable.
ll0l East Clay.
ROOMS. WITH BOARD. MRS. SMITH,
3oI East Grace Street
WANTED, BOARDERS FOR NICE
rooms also table boarders. Apply
111s West Marshall Street.
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FOR SALE. EVERYTHING THAT's
new and stylish in buggiess, surreys
and wagons: come in and see the
hest goods for little money. a.
MEYERS SONS. T31 East Cary St.
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FOR SALE, RuNABOUT AND HAR-
ness. a Babcock rig, with steel tires;
IN goud order. il North DuNal
street
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FOR SALE. CHOICE EARLY BLOOM
ing chrysanthemum plants; all col
org. Madison 142f-L.
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WANTED, TWO HIGH GRADE SALES,
men. those familiar with general
merchandise trade OF Richmond.
Petersburg and surrounding counties
preferred Good salary and expenses
or commission advanced weekly Re
plies OF those already employed,
treated confidential. This position
is offered by the largest specially
company OF the world. Address G
Sal care Times-Dlspatch.
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0PiIiGINAI, ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
furniture repaired, polished an ,I
sRNALL, ais Brook Avenue. Phone
Madison 6277. u. 81 b
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FOR SALE By OWNER, sA.WM1LL
outfit complete with about 4.ooo,Ono
feet standing timber-pinc and hard.
woods. Other timber can be mao
adjoining. Located adjacent to raii-
VIII sell to good mill man and ham
die output on commission address
WHOLESALER, care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED, RETAIL SHOE SALESMAN,
opportunity to be manager II capa-
bic; state experience ana preshi i.t
emplovment. Address G 52T, care
Times-D ispatcIl.
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FOR RENT, COTTAGE; EIGHT ROOMS
and bath; electric lights; completely
furnished; from June j to October II,
fifteen minutes from city; near car
line; reasonable TO responsible ten
ant. For inspection, address J $50,
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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 trial re-
suits in customer for him and sat-
isfactory heat from the parlor to the
kitchen and basement to attic for
you. He has several thousand cords
perfectly dry wood. Madison 1908.
General office, 1905 West Broad.
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5ul11nver Bnarning,

5T1STEpl Bao.ARDERs FOR June,
July and August; large brick house;
drens+aken, Address MRS, CAPTAIN
HENRY EDMuNDS. Houston Va.
I:G;.ARW OOp CO'TTAGE, OCEAN
View, VA opens May l, 1910; new
cottages modern improvements. Nd
I dress MRS. ANNIE B. GAIiWOOD,
Ron g. Doom View. Va II.
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WHY DO ALI. THE PARKS. GENIE.
teries and country clubs use Penn
sylvania Lawn Mowers? Ask them,
JAMES McGRAW. 1A4O-42 -, Main
! u Ctroat 31,58Hffis Vi
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BEAUTIFUL. FLAT Or FIVE ROOMS;
private bath. apply Io3 North AVE-
nlle. Barton 1ieights.
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FOR SALE, GOOD TWo-HORSE DE
livery wagon truck. Address 29o'
care Tinles-Dispatch.
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Acting under deed of trust from
A. j. Davis and G. w. Davis. duly
recorded in the clerks office OF Meek
lenburg county. Va, In Deed BOOK NO
2, pages 1923, default having oeen
made in the payment of certain money
therein secured. and being so required
by the beneficiary. will sell. by public
auction. at Mecklenburg Courthouse,
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY. OF MAY,
1910, at $40 p. NJ,
the tract of land described in said
deed. as follows:
"All that certain tract OF land, with
all the improvements thereon. rights,
ways and appurtenances thereto be-
longing, on the south side of Roanoke
River, in the county of Mecklenburg
va, containing e'even hundred and one
q.1op acres, more OF less, a bounded led
at Goodies old ferry. thence up the
Goodies Ferry Road, southwardly to
the Talley line; thence eastwardly
along a line that separates the Davis
land frcnl the Talley and Fl. II. Jack
son land. to corner gum tree: thence
northwardly along a line that sepa.
rates the Davis land from the land OF
Jiggett's estate. to Roanoke River;
thence up the river Is 1t meanders 70
the beginning, being a part OF the
land formerly belonging 10 1ohn DAVIS
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of en-
ecuting this trust, including any taxes
and insurance that may be due and
$40; $4,000 due May 1. 1911. and In
terest thereon at 6 per cent, which
interest is evidenced by two notes FOR
1920 each. one payable November !.
1910, and the other May l, 1911, when
| the principal natures; any residue OF
purchase money to be paid In cash.
JOHN G. EASLEY,
Trustee.
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,c777i.TIEc,7yys ( NTH ENIIJM PLA n T s., $50;
d.hlias 25c dozen; prepared soil and
ali garden plants NJ a. WHlTT9,
I,,,nna Madison 23S9-J,
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1T YOU CAN'T FIND 1T. Go TO
MIGRANTS,
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9 DOVE LODGE. NO, 81, A, 7. s
xY A. M.-The stated communica-
w ton OF Dove Lodge, No. 81. A., f.
& a. NJ, viii be held in the lodge room.
in the Masonic Temple, on THIS
FRIDAY. May 10, 1910. at 7:So P. NJ.
EVERY member Of the lodge IS re-
quested to attend, and members OF SIS
fraternally invited to unite with us
BY order of the Worship1ul Master.
BEN T. AUGUST,
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-13
PANAMA HATTERS.

MEMS PANAMA AND STRAW HATS
med. silk. stiff and soft hats cleaned
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-13

FOR SALE, THE sECHLER BUGG1Es,
surveys and runabouts; nothing
for city and farm use. T. Fl. DUKE
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