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WEDDING SECRET ~ r.
Fi,ssand Called NJ wife's Home and Was
Told That "Niss STANLEY" wasni In.


MouSr vERNoS. Nov. i8.-Miss Helen
Eva stanley. daughter % Mrs. George
T. Brown 81 40 Highland aven,ie. and
Robert Woodruff MACEDONIAN ~ Glen
avenue were secretly married in New
York city on October 70. NacGowan
met Miss stanley az the Brooklyn Bridge
In New York and they went to the City
Hall for a marriage license. The csre-
mony was performed by Alderman J. J.
Smith 81 New York Following the wed
ding the couple returned TO their respec-
tive homes and kept mum.
The secret did not leak out until Mon
day Of this week when Mr.. Brown. step
father Of the bride. read Of the issuance
81 the marriage license in the L1r Jour
nal He broke the news 10 his wife. The
girl was confronted and she conf emsed
On Monday evening MACEDONIAN called
10 escort his bride 20 n reception. He
inquired II Miss stanley was NJ home
and was informed that she was not. but
that Mrs Msc6owan would be glad Ia
accompany him 10 'he reception.
The couple were forgiven by their
parents.
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PATRONAGE GOES WITH PEACE
NIRPHI IDEA ~ To FEED No
DENOCRATIC FIGHTS.

Uum~rs hnu rtkVAutrA "aheNp sV""-
cratic state Gem mIu eemeo to Have
Something 20 Hand Out Now for .
Change soaaaern Tier On On o..
Charles r Murphy on his return to town
from his short sojohrn in Hot Springs IN
to have consultations with Democratic
State committeeman from all the Senate
districts looking TO the strengthening
Of the Democratic organization for 1912
Mr. Murphy believes that as far as possible
the patronage OF tho State departments
at Albany not controlled by the civil
service law should be awaited OF by the
State officers and tho State committee
mon for the ff,y -one Senate districts.
William }. Corners. State committee
man for one Of the Senate districts OF
Erie. and County Chairms2 William II.
Fitzpatrick OF Erie were in town last
night and they made it known that they
had patched mp their differences II will
he recalled that MIR. Fitzpatrick at the
recent primaries supplanted Mr.. Con
ners AZ Democratic leader OF Erie One
OF the chief reasons why Mr.. Conners
and Mr.. Fitzpatrick have claspsd hands.
il was learned. was the insistsncs OF Mr..
Murphy that there shall be harmony
in all OF the counties and that the Demo-
Gratis who prefer TO continue factional
differences shall not he substantially
remembered when the patronage is
handed out. either through the State
committeeman or the county chairmen.
The State committeeman are TO be recog-
nized a. far as practicable in all matters
Of patronage
On Mr.. Murphy's return also there il To
bs general consu ltation Ms 90 party poll
cies. and it was said last nj ght by those
who represented MIR. Murphy that no
evasions OF the Rochester State conven-
tons platform will be permitted. and that
state wide primary bill will boz intro
duced At Albany. and a personal enrol
ment bill for the entire State. with tho
personal Identification clause for all
counties similar to that now in force in
New York city. There can he no personal
enrolment Law for the entire State until
such bill 10 passed by two successive
Legislatures and submitted to the people.
From this time on. therefore. State COM
mitteemen are to prepare their recon-
mendstions for Office and they will he
submitted to the Democratic heads Of the
Albany departments and put through a
final sitting process. The specific idea.
though. Of Mr.. Murphy's spokesmen last
might was that all Democrats in all the
counties must get together and put their
shoulders to the wheel for 1917 10 they want
to be recognized IN patronage matters.
IL was learned that the southern tier
Democrats are 20 come in for more con-
sideration in the patronage line than for
many years IN recognition Of the great
Democratic vote for Congressman. Sena-
tors and As.emblymen which they rolled
up mt the recent election.
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BgG SOCIALIST GAINS.


TSDIANAPoLIs. Nov. is.-Complete on
cial returns from the election OF last week
compiled by the State Canvas-ing Boa ri
show Indiana TO have a new third party
the place which for years was held by the
Prohibition party having passed to the
Socialist party. The returns show tina:
Sherman X. Jones. Socialist candidate
for Secretary OF State. polled io.s32 votes.
while George Hitz. Prohibition candidate
for the same Office poIlei only I7,o2s
The gain in the Socialist vote over
that Of 1903 ia : i94. while the Prohibi-
tionists lost five votes
The returns show the Official plurality
Of Lew Ellingham. Democrat. elected
Secretary Of State. so lie .ss7
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rot RTH FAgLGRE TO WE'D.
Onrr AGAIN ~ Upper steel % Gloucester
wl~ses q Church Date.

BosroS. Nov. Is.-For the fourth time
within two years Miss Elizabeth Frazier
81 Maiden failed to he married 20 Capt.
John A. Steel Of "A Gloucester fishing
schooner. although all preparations mao
been made and the candles lighted IN
St Joscphs Church. Maplewood. To-day
Miss Frazier refused to talk OF her dis
appointment. and Capt Steel could not
be found.
Two years ago. on the eve ~ the we'd
ding. word was brought that Capt. Steel
was dead. Later he showed up. Last
February another ceremony wac post"
pon~d because his schooner was delayed
by gales. On a Inter occasion he was sick
IN hospital at the laSt minute.
The fourth attempt wA@ made last
night. Miss Frazier notin~i the priest
at ~. Jo~eph's and he waited with q num-
her Of guests until far irto the night, but
the wedding party faiied 20 appear.
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no TIMER THE CALENDA
, Switzerland 60 Invite the Nations to Come
and rnlk Over Reform Plan.

Special CuAs Dssr9fch 10 IHk WV
BERLIN. Nov. 10 The NOV ement for
the reform Of the Gregorian calendar
seems to he taking n more tangible : ape
than heretofore. The Swiss Federal Coun-
Gil. according to the Berne correspondent
Of the IOssischs ZshuHg will invit. all
the nations to a conference at Berne
with a view 20 adopting an arrangement
by which every year will he divided into
exactly ), weeks or M days.
New Years Day is tn he an extra day
Sunday will bear no date. The four quar-
ters OF the year are To he exactly OF the
same length the months. ~. ~ and II
days successfully Thus the thirty first
day OF March. June. September and De-
cember would always fall ON Sunday.
Every leap year would have an on day
that would neither be- counted nor dated
II would be inserted between Jun. ~ and
july
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Preacher Crosses BURNING rrestie "a
Preach Sermon over senator clay.

ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. 10. When his train
was stopped by a burning trestle this
morning the Rev. DR.. X. =. Frazer Of tho
southern Methodist Church crawied over
tbs. blazi timbers. mounted the fireman.
seat in a locomotive on the Sea board Air
Line and was rushed on To Marietta no
that h. might preach the funeral sermon
81 United States Senator A. n. Clay.
IL was Senator Clay's wish that DIR.
Frazer ofilciats and he was summoned
from Athens. where he was attending
conference He was just in time to ofY'ci-
ate az Senator Clay's funeral
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IvOrILATJNG MIDsBIPwEN.
Naval Academy Develops Three New
Eases Sf Typhoid Fever.

ANNApOLIs. Nov. ls.--The authoritie {
81 the Naval Academy to-day cyan To
inoculate all the midshipmen with typhoid
antitoxin.
Each Of the NM midrhipmen will receive
three injections, and each will be incaDaci.
tnted for work for a day or two Three
new cases Of typhoi were reported fhi G
u oruing I ringing the whole number 70
sixteen
The origin Of rho disease ~ an absolute
mystery. NOT withstanding t9aa q board
Of medical officers has examined into
evenV phase OF the ratter
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A false alarm Of fire was sent in again
Yesterday afternoon from an auxiliary
box in the Singer Building II was the
same box that was pulled Tuesday after
noon when false alarms were sent in
from two other downtown buildings
when the firemen arrived no one could
be found who had seen any one nsar VI
box IL happened at ! % o'clock and IL
was suggested that perhaps some Office
BOY on has way back from lunch was ro-
sponsible.
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Iudsana's Population 4. zoo, sys

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE Census
Bureau to-day announced tho popula-
ton OF the State OF Indiana NJ .. 100. SO for
1910. IA against 2.Sis. is7 for 1900. an in
crease Of Q per cent.
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SEARoARD AIR LINE nv

Nh0rtrsa, quickest FLORIDA route and direct
route ~ Atlanta and sotshwest Electric lighted
rlsepers and observation cars Odiee iisJ BUay.
-Ide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER
lss Purity Hns made 10 famous - sLaV
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DEwEHTs AMERICAN WINE HOUSE
Only one block east Of Hudson Terminal
r. ]. DEWEY A SONS co. ia Puison 81. v. u
-A6p. -
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DnuItrp.--Drr am line &9tofk.

MILES AND HORSE FOR SALE
Two low-priced work mules; one
eight year-old horse: good TO work
or drive, can be seen at stop ~,
Richmond and Petersburg electric
LICE SOON EAT UP YOUR PROFITS
XIII off this pest quickly with Con,
keys Lice Powder Lice Liquid, Head
Lice Ointment. WALTER j. TODD.
426 N sixth ST. ASH; for copy OF
Conkey's Poultry Book
FOR SALE. REGISTERED HoLsTE1N
bull, born October 90 1909. from
tuberculosis tested herd: evenly
marked; straight as a stick; strong
and thrifty. soon ready for service;
sire. Sir Molre Reka. D. X. grandson
of Reka Ormsby, who made over Is
lbs. butter in seven days; also grand
son of Moire Mutual De kol, brother
of Maid Mutual D. *, a, f, 6. record.
31.3 lbs. butter in seven days, Dame
Homestead, Goldie Martha, sister of
Quoque Molly Deere. a. r. O..,record
over II lbs butter in seven days at
two years eight months of age
Homestead Godie Martha Is great
granddaughter of Lilett Pauline De
Kol. A. r. O.. record over IS lbs
butter in seven days. Calf will be
Grated f. o. b. Burkeville for $50
G. A. C;IJNTHER, Burkeville, Va.
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WANTED, ACTIVE PARTNER, WHO
can invest five hundred to one thou
sand dollars; local, paying business;
prefer single man between twenty
two and twenty-eight years; state
what previous business. Address
Il 7o6. care Times-Dispatch.
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LAWN SWINGS.

THEY ARE HERE AND MOVING
fast: S. each for four-passenger, full
boIted swing; 81 for same to hold
two passengers. HOWELL BROS.
500 East Broad Street
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Advertising Plans

We can make SUCCESS OF your pro-
position through our tested plans OF
judcious Advertising. IT costs you
nothing for estimates. Write or phone
now.
Ere eman Advertising Agency
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WANTED. MAN FOR MANAGER OF
a country club: must be steady and
sober and of good address: knowl-
edge OF bookkeeping accounts re-
qulred. and expected TO live on prem
Uses: man with some hotel expert
ence preferred. Address 81" Box
365 Richmond.
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Delp, Male ann Temale.

WANTED, HOTEL HELP CLERKS,
stewards, housekeepers, waitresses3
competent bookkeepers, stenogra-
piers, office clerks, statesmen, sales
ladies' PIEDMONT EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, Durham, n. C..
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.
rnH Il Ssaapws ssr''H'
treasurer New Marc
% y A. e,sssssss,, special
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sH 81 assias $ss4ss ana" "a Ss ss' III
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@ @ nn "h OF nas afs shall Mhles be
; ~ '9s s ;ss ss IN $
5 5 X @ sas IN RE- St ss.s
ss s s & # 4 s 81 ssss
m ssGssho ssre hS nd fs SUCH orier
s;j s:si:,:: sss: ? s:$:
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The latter on Z; n q ] ,s a. >.
sS!;ss Ss$s is s S
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s.: he = % the st s
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1% s'" ssa s'ss sPs -
Ss@ 3 ssna aa sn f4 s
ss 5s5 f; s Is = VI c.
zssssss a; ss i!i}}s sis5
9se income 3 'sf5s 5is1.ss
Gross income sslH42s7a sl47as47ss
= sss b.sss. E5 ''i siiIs
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miscellaneous.
PANAMA MATTERS.

PANAMA HATTERS.
MEMS PANAMA AND STRAW HATS
cleaned. bleached, blocked, retrim.
med. silk stiff and soft hats cleaned
and blocked latest styles. AMER1-
CAN HAT CO. Basement. 4o4 u. Mar
shall
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WANTED. GIRLS TO OPERATE SEW-
ing machines run by power; neat.
clean work: experienced hands pre-
fcrred: beginners paid while learn
ing. experienced hands make good
wages. Apply at Office MILHISER
BAG Co, $500 williamsburg Avenue.
Fulton
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-FOUR FIRsT-cLA COAT MAKERS
wanted at once. Write T. G. con
LON & CO, Charlottesville, Va.
Highest prices paid.
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MASSAGE-LADY GRADUATEs EX-
pert treatment: relieves rheumatism:
all kindred diseases: invigorates;
reasonable. Telephone 3i9S-J.
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AeaI estate for 5aie.

YARNS AND TIMBER LAcDS.-MY
new catalogue contains 400 farma
and timber lands: best bargains In
Virginia pay your railroad fare.
Write for free Catalogue. Address
J ELAN. BOX eS7. Characteristic.
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Dissolutio,l 5Rotires.
TREAsUi,ER's OFFICE,
II BROADWAY,
TO the Stockholders of
TILE CHESAPEAKE Il,

THE FIRM or HETZER & WRENN,
composed OF William Il. Hetzer and
George W. Wrenn, has been dis
solved by mutual consent, William
u. Hetzer has acquired the interest
OF George W. W'renn in the said
firm. and will continue the business
OF sign painting at the old stand,
No, SOD East Main street, In his own
name and ON his own account All
persons Indebted 10 the late lirm
will pay TO him, and all bills due
by the ilr,n should be presented g
hiM for payment. ~. q, !,
* AM Ei. III IrTZEsfS.
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Blooms for Kent.

CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS. $500
week and up; phone; bath; central
11otAI1ast Clay street
CENTRALLY LOCATED FURNISHED
rooms. S07 East Grace Street.
WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
stop where you can get clean.
comfortable bed for 80 cents; central.
refined neighborhood; heat bath:
phone free; excellent meals served
next door. 1902 East Clay.
FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
rooms nome comforts. / 4 North
Sixth, between Franklin and Main.
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Noarbillg.

PRIVATE FAMILY, WITH NO GILL.
dren would like four gentlemen
boarders; all conveniences; fefer :
Phone Madison Fills
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Situations, 3profeasianal.

WANTED, ENGAGEMENT JUNE TO
August, any position; by teacher;
references. Address u foA, care
Times Dispatch.
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NOW BUSINESS PROPERTY. WEST
side Eighth Street. between Frank
lin and Grace; 20 feet; sl6,o0o'
hound to advance Monument Ave
nue.. s11O per foot; southern expos
ure; easy terms. IVEY, Attorney
ll01 East Clay St. Phone Madison
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ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES
respond readily TO magnetic and
mental science treatment. one treat
ment demonstrates its efficacy.
MENTAL SCIENTISTS, 1101 East
Clay Street. Richmohd, Va. Phone
Madison 29o9
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SUBURBAN HOME: 5MODERN; CON
venient: price and terms right. Adj
dress Box 262, City.
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PERSONALS.

STRICTLY MAN-TA1LoRED SKIRTS,
MADE To ORDER, IF YOU FUR
EISH YOUR OWN GOODS, $3.50;
PLEATED SKIRTS. $3.50. WE
GUARANTEE PERFECT FIT
AND ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO
EACH CUSTOMER. s U c c E s $
SKIRT ArANUFACTORY. 212 NORTH
FIFTH PHONE MONROE 7si.
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Goal aub 0aouo.

$40 BuYS oNE-HALF CORD PRE-
pared pine kindling wood, Why pay
S3.25 when you can get the same
results from this. Try load. SAM
IIEI. II, COTTRELL & SON Phone
Madison M,
LONGS WOOD BURNS GOOD, BE
cause it has been kept In large Kicks.
which protects II from weather, He
makes a specially of oak and pine
NJ ana the famous slabs for spsinE
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HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HuGHES'S. 20s North Third
RICHMOND REFINING COMPANY.
1903 East Cary Street. City Cont-nc.
tcrs. Dead animals removed at once
Phone Monroe a02I. Buyers OF tai.
low and bones.
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ahelp QAanten. Male.

WANTED, A TRAVELLING SALESMAN
with experience, and one VINO can
furnish references: no other need
apply; strictly salary propositioni
apply in writing. Address Il G65.
CHE rlmnG- DianatCh
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RUB IT OUT.

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN is Lo-
cated-stiffness and soreness of mus
cles or joints-rub in Frayser's
Great Nerve and Bone Liniment. and
the pain disappears; the greatest all.
round Eminent in use for man and
beast: try it--don't suffer-here Is
the right help; 25c bottles. at drug
gists.
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UNAanten.

SJNtsaskIEN
WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH, HOUSE,
hold goods in any quantity, Fhone
Madison 2961.
WANTED, TO COMMUNICATE NTH
person or agency who makes a bust
ness of selling county patent rights;
FLOW PIPE & SHEET IRON
WORKS, Shreveport, La.
WANTED. YOU TO SAVE MONEY BY
placing your order for awnings with
us now and let us have them ready
for spring. as prices viii be higher
then. Call Madison 7a9T, SOUTH
ERN TENT AND AWNING co.
WANTED. AT ONCE, TWO SlCONp-
4. hand half-horse power motors in
good condition.iN single alter
g ciirra NJ a NnlxA Sit yy.nIarnnfl
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dfIats for Re,lt.

GO SUBLET FOR SUMMER, LARGE,
light siN-room apartment, fully fur
nished and equipped for housekeep-
ing; situated In fashionable residen-
tial section of New York City; terms
Very moderate, Address n. j, SIS
LEY, 1856 Broadway, New York City.
nor RENT, LOWER FLAT. -FOUR
All. rnnt,lS. .hat III. q tc. AnnlX .2216 Stuart
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Aealen aAroposals.

FOUNDATION FOiiR-
room around plan, two-story build
ing. specifications and drawings
from G, W. DICKINSON, j IT,. Car
tersyille, Na. Bids close Saturday,
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WANTED, A GOOD. EXPERT EiNCED
marker and assorter. also an expe-
l-rienced washer: must be strictly
sober and reliable. CITY LAUNDRY
CO. Wilmington, n G.
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ALABAsTINE,

THE SANITARY WALL COATING. A
hve-pound package Will cover q
room for 80 cents. All colors.
HOWELL BROS, 602 East Broad
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DOCTOR WANTED: REGISTERED IN
Virginia: salary. s35 per week paid
each Saturday: must invest $500. Ad-
dress A. j. KIMMONS, Bristol. Va.
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LOST. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
belt. with military buckle. with word
virginia" thereon. Reward II re-
turned to IFS S. Fifth st.
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BAKERY

Q LIB. RArs1N CAKE, CSC; 6 LoAv'Es
bread Csc; Id. jelly rolls. 25c:
cocoanut layer cake loo; IL cream
puffs, large, 24c. DRfNKARD'S 1884
North sixth.
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tween Davis Monument and South
Cherry Street, an antique gold
bracelet plated design. Finder
please return TO Murphy's Hotel and
rncciYe reMnrd.
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CALL AND SEE YOUNG JOE BIcK-
ERSTAFF: best selected stock OF
fishing tackle and baseball goods in
town. ISL Main.
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Aralen DroposaIs.

500 oo-ToWN OF SoRToN. "a.
Sealed proposals viii be received
by the Mayor of the town .nt OF N Wa
until O'Clock p NJ. on the 10TH
DAY OF NAY. 1910, for the pur-
chase of bonds. to be issued by the
said town of Norton, In the aggre-
gate sum of seventy thousand doll
lars (s7o,ooO). dated on the first day
of June, nineteen hundred and ten
Q91O), and payable with interest
at the rate of five per cent. (5fo) per
annum thirty 600 years from the
date thereof, said interest being pay,
by coupons attached to each of said
bonds The principal and interest
of said bonds are payable at Bank.
ors Trust Company, in the city of
New York. Said bonds have been
duly authorized in accordance with
the laws of the state of Virginia,
and are to be. issued for the pur-
pose of Improving the streets of the
town OF Norton, installing n sewer
age system, and erecting town
''A Said Sal bonds will be. sold to the
best bidder for not less than the
par value thereof. All bids must
state the number Of bonds bid for
Said bonds shall he issued in de-
nomination of 1--WE hundred dollars
(s6OO) teach. Every bidder must t'le
with his bid u certified check pay.
able to the treasurer Of the town Of
Norton. for five hundred dollars
(s5oo). upon condition that i the
bid is accepted the bidder Will re-
ceive and pay for such bonds as
may be allotted to him upon deliv-
cry OF said bonds, on the Isl day
of June, 1910. said check being re-
tanned by the town OF Norton II the
said condition is not fulfilled by the
bidder.
The town OF Norton reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14
Mayor Of the rown Of No

stanton, Va, April G, 1910
BIDS FOR CoAL--BIDS WILL M RE
ceived AT Western State Hospital for
three thousand tons OF run OF mine
coal more or less, with a guarantees
OF b. u. u. and to run not less than
40 per cent, lump, delivered In Hos
pital coal shed, on Chesapeake and
r Ohio Railroad. Stannton,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14
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WANTED. BY A YOUNG MAN. A
clerical position. good education: can
furnish references; now employed:
good reason fer change. Address
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WANTED, A POSITION TO TRAVEL
the counties bordering the Kappa
hannocl, River. by an experienced
salesman who can give ilrst-class
references MS to character and abil-
ity. Address 3. r. j., care Free
Lance. Fredericksburg, Va
YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE PLACE
as clerk in grocery: experienced; can
give references: have some knowl-
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662, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION BY YOUNG MAN
with experience in both office apd
outside work; best of references fur
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Dispatch.
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or p. O. Box 325.
COMPETENT, EXPERIENCED LADY
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WANTED, POSITION AS NIGHT
Waterman by reliable middle-aged
man from country. Address e3113
Taylor Street,