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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-09
Auc1loT SALE.

4 AS we are about to remove to New
York state. we will offer for sale on the
premises now occupied by US. known as
the Bailey farm, six and one-half miles
northwest of Manchester and four miles
northeast of Masonville. on
Tuesday, March IS, 1870.
commencing at ten o'clock a M. the
following described PROPERTY:
Horses-Bay mare. six years old
weight about 400; bay horse. five years
old. weight about 1900; black gelding
4 Cattle--13 head of good mich cows,
J all milking;'1 two year old heifer. II
head yearlings. $ heifers and steers. al
HogsIseverai summer and fall shoats.
~ a saris Star engne IN geod
self feeder and sweigher. straight stack
er inhgood running order; 10 barrel wag-
on tank. 40 feet 7-ineh drive belt II.
L. Fairbanks Morse gasoline engine witt
set. trucks for mounting one stave silo.
In barn.. 16X24 feet. has been filled but
twice; Great Western Manure spreader,
Emerson two row corn pillow: 2e-foot
0 wood frame harrow. used one year; Re-
lance gang pillow: Blackl,awk corn plant
er withSs0 rods wire; Rpdlong.. disc har-
0 eye bay loader, set o6dhree hay poles.
2 mowers. 2sbaslet hay racks. 2 good
Stat corn cribs. $50 bnshei capacity; port.
0 wagon with three inclf tires. kalamazoo
six hole range. almosts new, and other
o GRAIN. HAY AND FODDER 10 acre
good corn in the shock, $50 bushels pure
Lincoln oats. 40 bushels Cartons Re-
generated Swedish select OATS 10 b,I-
shells EARLY EMERSON oats, 10 bushels Cd.
o erbrncker barley. so bushels Blue Ribbon
barley. 6 bushels seed CORN. 40 bushels
Carman No. potatoes. 10 bushels tim.
othy seed. several tons Wild hay.
10 Free Lunch at Noon.
TERMS:--All sums OF $40 and under
cash.. On all sums over $40 one year.
s. per cent. interest. All property to bt
10 time will be given on bankable, notes a
{ settled.ifor before being removed.
e. j. Hopkins. Auctioneer.
VIM. Evans. Clerk.
Jno A. Fraser.
)O Jas. Fraser.
~ Props.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-09
ELI TURNER.

The death of Ell Turner occurred
at his home in this city on Friday.
March 4. 1910. Mr.. Turner was sixty
five years and fifteen days old and
was born in Indiana. The deceased
formerly resided on farm south of
Earlvllle. The remains were taken
to Earlvllle. Iowa, on Sunday morn
ing, where interment was made.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-09

The many friends Of Mrs. B. j..
Lawman will regret 20 learn Of her
serious illness at her home on West
Union street.
Charles Hermann, who recently
sold his farm west of this city, is re-
moving to Waterloo this week with
his family, where they expect to
make their future home.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-09
Presbyterian.

The morning theme WILDE Trust
ing One Another The evening
keeping the Light Always Burning
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
q. w. Durham.

w, II. Norris, e. B. StIIeS
pUNHAM. NORRIS q STILES.
les PUBLIC. Special attention given
to collecting. Insurance. Real Estate and
Loan Agents; Office in City Hall Block
Manchester. Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-09
YosAN 1 yoeAN.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office. over
Hutchinson & Atwater's hardware store
Manchester. Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-09

c. e., Bronson, Hubert Carr.
E. NJ. Carr. Henry Bronson
BRONSON. CARR 6 SONS.
ATOP NEYS AT LAW. Special at
tentton given to collecting. Office In
Democrat building. Franklin street. Man
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-09
BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

Manchester, Iowa. February &C. 1910.
"a Board met as per adjournment
w All members present.
Glass 4.-Brdge.
Geo. II. Barr, lumber. $3.50 as
90 Y. j. Mllroy. supplies. a.. As II
w r. Garvin, repairs. H.. 49,. 80 90
herman Citing, repairs. $50. ~. 90
aenry Loop, repairs. q 90
=, tSopSrt YSray, repairs. .......... Ot
W q. n. hlpp, LUMBER. ...... 81 so
sci Bowers, repairs !. 10 10
N, Class 9.-Roads.
". n. campbell. supplies. $ IS 10
geo, G. Durey. labor. -. .... IL 90
90 b1chanan county on county line. 90
| Jonn vessels, labor. 49,. rs
me bonds of Thomas Wilson. Assessor
ior Manchestter. approved.
90 The bonds of b. b. Bfayton for RYAN
assessor approved
resolved, That the auditor be author
90 ized to issue warrants for all claims al
lowed at this session.
no kie.soived. That George Pulver be APP
pointed constable for Delhi township. AM
90 his bonds approved. NN>
me matter of appointing a Justice of
tne feace In Delaware township post
\ 0C poned to later date.
proved. 4 - ~
On motion board adjourned to March
~ W. j. Davis; f. NJ Burbridge,
County Auditor Chairman
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-09
MANcAe,rsR mAaaLE woRks

MNNVHeoT9H MNH1IE W0HNS
Il prepared to furnish Granite and
Marble Monuments and Head Stones 81
various designs. Have the county RICH
for Sipe's Patient Grave Cover: alse
dealer In iron fences. We meet all COM
petition. W. N. Mcintosh
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j. NJ. PEARsE.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND COL
LECTOR, All business entrusted t
linn given prompt attention. Office II
City Hall Block. second floor.
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|Dl. WiIbeIt ShaI|enbergeI

TIL Regular and Reliable Chicago
pecisiist. who has visited Manches
ter. srsry month since 1901. will be
.. tsA Clarence House. Manchester
Tuesday. March %,
Hotel eedney, independence. Mar. 80
tone day only and return once every
% days from 8 a. m. to $50 D. m.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-09

ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office ovel
Delaware County State Bank. Manches'
ter. Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-09
FRED 3. eLA,a,
n. &. ARNOLD,

ATTORNEY AT LAW Office in tn
City Hall Block. Manchester. Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-09
REGULAR SESSION or SCHOOL BOARD
Spring Vacation To Extend From
March 2sth to April
4th.

The regular monthly meeting of
the school board was held ON Monday
evening at the. secretary's office with
the following members present: Lind
say. Jones and Hoyt. A motion was
made that the superintendent of the
schools and the delegate be authoriz.
ed to attend the Declamatory con-
test to be held at Eagle Grove next
Friday.
1t was decided by the board that
the spring vacation extend from
March 25 to April 4.
The following bills were allowed:
w. ]. Burk. J. S. Jones, as
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-09

AS we are about to remove to New
York state. we will offer for sale on the
premises now occupied by us, known as
4 the Bailey farm, six and one-half miles
northwest of Manchester and four miles
nOrthea ST of MaSonyille Ion
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

NEW -Spcciai--TWo young
men wetn 10 the boarding house
OF Mrs Matilda Meyers, az if9 West
Fourteenth STREE "Wednesday after
noon. and engaged room. paying
weeks rent IN advance. They went
away. returning at night with two
satchcls each.
The young men left their room az
O'Clock yesterday afternoon AZ
O'Clock. just as the boarders sat down
20 the evening meal. Kate Comerford.
the chamberntaid. went up TO the
room 90 arrange Il She opened the
door. let out ven and ran down.
stairs.
"a bomb" she painted as she
rushed into the dining room. There
was a hurried exit OF Mrs. Meyers's
boardcrs.
Expecting at any moment 20 be
blown up. Mrs. Meyers telephOncd 20
police headquarters. and Patrolman
Hyland. OF the New West Twentieth
Street Station was sent around. lie
g0sped az what ne saw.
On a washstand was a cup-shaped
object OF nickel and copper. about five
inches deep ana four inches in Diane
ter AZ each end or ~ was wire. ths
ends Of the wire sticking out the win
dow. stuck TO the wall was a piece
OF paper on which WAS written. Will
liam MCGUIRE and Jack Walch. Rich
field. Pa. Warning"
Ordering Mrs. Meyers. and the ser
want. 20 come with him Hyland picked
Iup the machine and carried 10 a
/ arms lcnvth 20 the station house. or
I tho way crowd pressed close 20 him
Get ont or the way: it's "a bomb.
I shouted 1Iyland. and all fled
AT the station house the bomb
I was put in "a bucket OF water. Lieut.
/ Powers notified the Bureau OF Com
Z hustihiCs The Com hustibies eNpcr
/ examined &c.
Looks Ike something belonging
1 To- am automobile" ho said A MAJ
I from garaCc WAS sent for
What is that thing2" Lieut. Power
4 demanded
Boob, its a carburetcr." replie'
/ the garage man.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

Tire more viii power a person has
the more readily can he be hypnotized.
for there are certain conditions in
goitirx the exercises % viii power on
the subjects part--for instance con-
ceufrafion ~ the aftention--fhat must
D. fliNiled before the hypnotic state
can ~ brought on F0r this reason
she egeak-Nille1. the mentally defer
live. che insane. are very hard 70 hyp-
nOtize.
Dr. EolsiB. celebrated French
asienist. f0uB1 that he could not hyp-
nofize more than 10 per cent. % the
Inmates ~ the asylum with which ~
Waa connected Whereas an kuRiiRh
exTserlmenter named Vincent hyDno-
tied with ease 90 per cent o. a large
group Of university men,.-Wcman' Z
Home Companion
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
kFFIDAVITS IN
CUTTING AFFAIR

KANSAS CITY. KAN Special
The afn0aNits and statements OF the
police officers who visited the Cu0ahy
home early last sunday morning. giV-
INK their version ~ thc CoGNhy- Liilis
arair. have been Submitted % Nrgil
Conkling. county prosecutor no one
has asked that criminal prosecutions
81 started fn the onSir. and IL Is said
they viii not he brOught
Thc statements OF the officers tell
how they found Nr. Liilis lying on
the floor bleeding from several
WOUNDS. lie was tied with a rope.
The officers cut the ropes. they say.
and placed Mr.. LilliS in more COM
Portable position.
They prevented any further INJURY
being done air. Iills. and waited un-
an the arrival of u physician
Mr.. ISnis Nr. Cudahy and Mrs.
C'Ddahy cid NOT make statements 20
the police.
Mrs. CuGahy remains With her chill
. trcn and two maids in Che big stone
house az Thirty-siNth and Walnut
4 streets. she never Soes into the
library where Cutohy and Lillis
. fought Most OF the time she is viii
. her children or the upper floor OF
inc house.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
SPEEDING DOWN
THE WHITE NILE
Roosevelt Declines to Discuss
Politics Until he Reaches
the United States.

KHARTOUN. EGYPT Special
Speeding down the white Nle the
Yacht Dai. with colonel EoosC volt.
bis son. kermit and the other meme
beers uf the American expedition carll
today was at ca point hut llttle more
than 200 miles south OF this city. the
capital of the Egyptian Government
of the Soulan. where AIRS. Roosevelt
and the iistingul shcd explorer s.
daughter Ethel. wili greet hiEl
Pull speed" Is the order issued
today hy the captain III the Dial. at
the coloneIs request.
ia tow OF the Dai is a barge COM
taluins thousands OF the spcclme MS
which Colonc! Roosevelt came 10
Africa 90 bag. while convoyin- the
YACHT are the fleet craft OF ncwspa-
per correspondents who raced madly
from Khartoum 90 he the first 60
greet the eN-President on his return
from the wllas.
Colonel Roosevelt positively refused
Co discuss American politics. and said
they would Doe "tahoOed" until after
Dds return o. the United States.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
Man FROM RANKS
BEATS VANDERBILT


NV lIhn--o - eclal-- hussei
r..r-- ch.ef ~ rht Bureau cr sr-I-
-.-. 49,. d, -. ,,
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-ae "eeN e-r.-r- Not.-ii-.-i--rr OF iA.
F.ret Baltalou 70 the EaVal 1filr.a
.....- r-~-...- -r .t. ~--.-,r r,.-.--.,
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--.--t- H mere.
-hler 1ill ana fier l.-ft o-llef-+e. tne
I-f- --N- a---'
%
.. gag i-.--
fpl t--t -r
u.l- '-tt -.t t' Pr tiif CODY
e- --e t-t
--ll q ..f 1-.."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
TRENTON CAR men
WIN Their STRIKE

TRENTON, y. J. Special
I-ns outraged hy thc speedy -tItic-
mcug of the Trenton car strike.
thc national officers OF the Car
mems linton viii call strike ou
every lime operated by the Pub
Dc ScrVisc CoiporafipH SEA New
Jersey Co gain their wa-c de-
iunndS. By next week seven Citic-
and great inicrurban stretch
r-ly he tied mp. The corporation
runs the traction system OF Jcr-
scy City. Newark. HObokcn. Pat
cr-~on. Elizabeth. New Brunswick
and Camden, and many intcrur-
ban lines. The resumption 90
trolley ScrN l,c here today. follow
iue tilc company aCVcding Co the
mems demands Friday night. thous
rraking nu mcntionlof recognition
OF the union. caused public r.
iuitiu. today. The hr-t sar- to
ran were -rcctcd with chccr-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

A plot chat wiis NOT thlcken is too
Thin FOR amy use.
When "a man Is said TO Doe am rieht
in his way he is usually in "a bad wav.
The main reason man as So rtacg
To- rive his opinion is because there Is
no sale FOR &c.
Tho best report "a boy ever brings
home from school are verbal ones de-
signed hy himself.
Eggs are eggs % course: but some
are 90 he reversed more than others. be-
cause OF their age.
Sometimes 90 looks as 81 the bigger
foot man is the more anxious hc is 10
De- considered "a wise guy.
Dc has Just about gotten SO in this
country that girl would rather bc dis
appointed Boo love than in new dress
Yes. sarah. if is unlawful iu Texas tu
cat roachcd game. but YOU may eat
poached eggs ~ you have fcathcrcd
VOur nest.
when a Eiri doubts n she IS good
enough fur tHe NuDul man -lr ls going
90 marry 90 3d. sign that she Gocsn' Z
huu.t tlucu r"nut nlul.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
ROOMS TO Be
SOUND PROOF
Twenty Thousand Dollars for Re-
modelling Interior of Horse
Show Building.
RICHMOND. vA-speciaL-

RICHMOND. VAS p q cia1.-
AS a result OF a visit OF the oxecu-
tive officers OF the National Assoc
citation OF Piano Dealers OF America
contracts were let Friday for re-
modelling the interior or the Horse
show building to cost not less than
$4,000. This work is 10 DE done for
the first national exhibit OF pianos and
organs ever held IN this country. That
IL will be on a large scale can be seen
from the fact that there VIII be sixty
exhibit rooms. each one sound PROOF.
constructed In the Horse Show build
ing in addition 10 about 100 exhibit
booths In these exhibit rooms VIII
be shown the leading makes OF pianos
OF the world. In the exhibit booths
viii be shown other musical instru-
ments as well as appliances FOR pianos
and organs. The officials. who spent
three days here completing the de-
tails OF the arrangements were Presi-
dent T.. IT. DroOp. Of Washington, ID.
G.; Treasurer ID. T. Woollcy. or Phil
adeiphia; Secretary G r.. Putnam. OF
Boston. together with Mr.. G. H Green.
OF New York. the general manager Of
the exhibit.
The convention OF plano manufac-
turcrs and dealers viii be held ia the
JEFFERSON Hotel from May 3th 20 2lst.
inclusive. The convention viii bring
about 5000 members here with their
wives. Practically an Of the exhibit
space has been engaged by the big
manufacturers OF the country. and
viii hc filled in time for the opening.
I'm addition 90 the exhibit OF pianos
and organs. the United States Marine
Band VIII be stationed in specially
arranged band-stand TIA the building
and give concerts twice daily. This in
itself viii be "a big attraction 20 Wis
itors. and viii make this convention
one OF the most memorable ever held
here.
Omcers OF the association IN speak
ing OF coming Co Richmond cOmpli-
mcntcd Mr.. Dabney on his work last
Near in getting the convention. They
agreed that when Mr. Dabney was
granted the floor out OF courtesy only
chat they had mo- idea OF coming 20
Richmond. but before ne was ready "a
stop they an agreed on Richmond,
and would have been almost willing
go eco 90 any city that ne might sug-
Ecst.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
TetraEzIni ln a I1aint.

NEW YORK. March 9.-Nadame
Tetrazzini collapsed Monday night just
after she had finished the mad scene
in Lucia di I.ammcruoor' az the
Nnuhlttan Opera House. She Isl now
Jon the hands OF "a physician. The au-
lienCe knew nothing OF g.
Madame Tcfrazyini had not been
wen for several DAYS and she went
con- against her physician orders
The mad scene finished the singer s.
work FOR the evening and she RE-
sponded to several curtain calls. Then
she hccrmc hNsteriCal I'm her dress
ing room. Madame Totrazzini tainted.
Dr. Rice. her physician. had attended
the performance and hurried back 10
Der. AT 1880 o'clock she was taken
to her home. 2f5 West End Avenue.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
DAVID |. ARTHUR
COMMITS SUICIDE
Workman FOR J. J. Smith a Company
Ends Life by Turning on Gas,
No Reason Given.
RICHMoND. vA-specia

RICH MOSD. vas eciaI-
AFTER having previously made two
unsuccessful attempts 90 end his life.
in both OF which he was frustrated by
friends. and while still under their
surveillance. David l.. Arthur. fore
man FOR I. J. Smith A. Co. contractors.
eiuded their watchful care and COM
mitted suicide by asphyxiati0n az some
hour between il o'clock Friday night
and g. 20 Saturday morning. but turn
ing on the gas IN the bathroom o. the
home OF Mrs. +. z. Steinruck. his land
lady, AZ 500 North Seventh street
He was last seen alive BY J. II.
Stelnruck. a son % Mira Steinruck.
last night about II o'clock. when ne
was seen 20 enter the bathroom.
whether he Immediately put his plan
into execution or not - not known
a. no one had occasion TO visit the
room during the night
Upon arising about $3.50 Saturday
morning. Mrs. stelnruck noticed the
odOr OF escaping gas, ana, upon In
vestigati9n. traced Il 20 the bathroom
Upon trying 20 turn the ooorknob
she found the door locked Suspect
inx that something wan arniss. bet not
knowing that the occupant was dead
Mrs. Stelnruck tsiephoned for a DO
iicsmAn. a telephone being in the
hose
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
suOo. SrORtSs DON'T LIGHT
oN MUNICIPAL boats

NEW YORK Special-Seventeen
rlatrons who had been dismissed bN thc
dock comui ~~.oncr because OF lack OF
work. on the nlniclp4i Is5Is oe@Ss Ga itee
They aha MOI see the Mayor, but told
their troubles 90 Secretary Mcloney,
ccmmiss-oner Iomkins about the sub
1ect
wear They asserted there We're many
occasions on which The presence or q
woman attendant Vas impetANEeil
necessary. They said tlot more than
Island ferry boats.
Dr. Iudekin's counsel drew from the
witness the retort;
Mrs. Atterbury and 7 never had
any ante-nurual or post-nupuai
arreement as 10 the ownership OF our
cats or other animals
In summing mp Nr. Leavitt laid
stress upon the point that Dr. Lude-
kirs lien against the cat was Eonc os
soon as he set the basket down in AR.
Atterhury's office.
"herc was the scene. gentlemen 81
tnr 5ury." said CIR. LcaNitt Here
were two cray-haired men enEaged ir
a controversy over "a cat u want ms
money or take the cat Dr. Lude-
kirs saws Here is your money
then. SAYS ar Atterhury. I won
take Go now. but I'm Eo.ng 90 take the
rat' SAYS DR. LuGekins. and he takes
the law into his own hanls hy making
dive for the cat
I'm dinEed if you're going 90 take
the cat" SAYS Ar Atterbury. and
wouldn't you. gentlemen OF the jury
have done tust as Mr. Atterbury dif
lr similar circumstances
Judge Chatfcid in charging IA,
furv said the case hinred ON the Ques
tion OF false imprisonment OF DR.
Ludekins in Nr. Attcrbury's Office
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

a CHARMING CITY OR COUNTRY
home for everybody. Why pay rent
uael 500 can own your own hons
a monthly payment less than rent-
We win build OF buy vCu a home
a11 allow you 30 pay for same month
Il for each $1,000. You can pay as
ST6o per month. together with : per
cErL simple interest stop. thlnk.
furestiEare-5 per cent money For
information in reference 20 our plan.
cal ur address M- DAVIDSON. no.
So. Cba-he- cf Commerce building.
Richmond. Va Arents wanted
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

ESQ yuu think education can be-
.ou1~ disad vantage
Yes answered Mr. riggins. IT IN
tiWavs having trouble because 7 In
tdNerteutly use words the slenogra-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
e PREMIUMs FREEl

rrta-. Ltr a-r.' I'D rr-l -r ftl. GO erfr 90
f-..e o. -1aa r.-r i-rrr @ or AS -.r ll--r
irr-.rsi EIrer-r ut.r urrrl e. lrfr--1r -aa-l.r
&. urr rlrt--rrra. ard uE arI lrrr -r rrrrf
o. lrrr 81 a "a 49, L1aale a. r-arr t.ras. Flalu-
f.rr Nrrrrrr u-rtn O. u. q -trrn u -t ar. rEt
r-..l-r rrz-9 Etrr ir-rr. r-r-r1 G. rrt 't 4rr =
frr--Fl1rr.. Ern $500 rr- g.. n.ar - rtIrr 1--
rrrr vase 7rr-e--r u..lt raNe -rt t r-e--
t.1r urrrt f-u-1 81 crrer -r ~ e1rr r-rs.-el 80
frrf g. II a.t cr1rr ARD a..ra -1 tr VIZ - 90 =
hl~Ef II FUr ma rlr1rr- 40 r1r-1 4aa
a.r 81. rrf $780, a1tcr - srrrl l..t- 80
rrrrr-rrr slrn r1r-s rt w. Bryce CIV 80
rart ~ ~ --srrr-c-r
ls.rssz. ckNDos SAFES CO canesr. &C. UsA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
FRATEER-s NERVE AID BoNE
IININENT

ruRTT-FTvE YEARS A SUCCESS
After being made and used in thou
uandK @ homes IS the best remedy
Cor az aches and pains for fortF-rve
years. We have decided 20 shoU our
npprertztlcn bg doubling The sire 81
eur &c bottles. You win never know
nov much diGeTelre there could ne
On IMMINENT uEti sou have tried the
ed criEluai FDAHSERS EEAk .
AND BONE LINI1fENT Fo- Ean
~ BsasL
J. 81. FRATsER 4 CO.
lsol p Eain 81
Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
RICHHUND GRArN MARKET
RichmOlS. w.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS On

Peanut Market.
PETERSBURG. VA. -PEANTrTa-
SpsLish.--Market nrm at t1371z per
bushel Observation-Disclosures firm a.
a q 4ac for fancy stock. Machine
picked. s. 20 Sc ShelsinE stock. 81
% g
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

POST -CARDS-FlowCred Birthday
Christmas. New Year. or assorted
1bc aozen. Btbles. Testameats. Cos
- HYMNS Furdie a. Company. De
pArsmeut c, $40 Monroe ST. Rich
mod. Virginia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

Farns for sale OF exchange i1 al
serrcus O. Virginia We introduce
nussr and seller and do business
urrsrtly on commission basis. We have
ruaay buyers for timber land and
sNrus viii water front ". II. JETER,
&C. lie +. Main ST. Richmond, Va.
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