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Much interest lis centrsd around tho
-FOUR FAV0.R.|TES
TAKE FIRST MONEY
Dopebook Makes Good at Jack
sonville, and Popular
Choices Win.

Jacksonville. Fla. March 4.-Form,
as delineated by past performances
was we'll conserved to-day, four ia
vorites and two second choices win
ming The fourth and carded feature
was prospective OF a brilliant contest.
John Griffon. the Texas short bred.
taking down the long end. Jockey Gil
bert was rcinstatcd. Summarizes:
First race-three furlongs. purse
Fruitful. Ill (NicoD, TO 1. first: Trait.
lis (Reld), II to 2. second: supple. 100
tPowers). Z to 1. third. Time, :3s 4-5.
Second race-flve furlongs. purse
Carroll, liz (Powers). 9 to 5. first:
lie (NicoD. 4 to 1. second.
Frank Purcell. liz (Howard), to /.
third. Time, 1905.
Third race-mtle and sixteenth.
scllins-Forty Four. 109 (Musgravel.
o to 90. first: Universe, i IL (Hannan).
TOTO 1, second: My Henry. 100 (Pow-
ers), Q to 1. third. Time. 1858 3-5.
Fourth racc-five and a half fur
longs. purse-Joh Chiffon H.. liz
.(PoWers). II to 20. first: Royal Onyx.
107 (Davis). 16 to S. second: Booger
Red, los (I1oward). 4 to !. third. Time.
Iii 3-5. y
Fifth race-mile and seventy yards.
selling-Joc Rose, 100 Powers). q to
S. first: Tivolini. los (Obcrt). % to 1.
second: Ardri. 1o7 (Reid), 4 to /. third.
Time. :53 3-5.
Sixth race--mile and sixteenth.
selling-Agreement. 90 (Henry). 3 to /.
first: Maledict lon. los (King). IL to s..
second; Silverin. 96 (AIoore) 5 to i.
third. Time, 1859 1-5.
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FOR SALE. GOOD GROCERY BUsI-
ness Mt 2227 Park Avenue; cheap.
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\, ,,,,lies, Schedule Annonn,,c,,

Annapolis, Nd, March e 4. ---The mid
shipments football schedule, issued to-
day, includes nine games. all of which
have been set for Saturdays, as there
is an official ban on midweels games.
The schedule follows:
October 1, st. y ohns: October s, Rut-
gers; October l5,, Washington and JEFF
ferson; October g. Virginia Poiyteoh-
mic Institute; Octo Der 20 Western Re-
University: November 81 2. Carlisle In.
dams: November 10. New York Uni,
vcrsity; November 2 g., West Point
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WIFE OFF TO MEET HUSBAND
Family Iscunion for Mighty 1iunter Il /

Family Iscunion for Mighty 1funter Il
IShnrtuim. 4
Naples, March 4.--Nfrs. Roosevelt and
Miss Ethel Roosevelt sailed 81, tho
steamer Scllcswig to-day for Aiexat,-
drin, Egypt They expect to meet Mr. 3
Roosevelt ut Khartun,.s n
gave Instructions FOR the resnrvatiot1
next month OF nm apartment ne the
Hotel Excelsior to be occupied by tho
party when Colonel Roosevelt reacf1eaa
for several exctIrsions, which she 5i,na
planned to take with l,er husband
Miss Carew. sister OF Mrs. Theodore
fore going to Paris, Mr.. Roosevelt viii
spend two days at her lila. near Porto
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BRAVE GIRLS DEED i; i,
Twclve-Yeur-O Old Heroine Rescues Tn her

Twclve- Yeur-Old IIeroinei Rescues Father
and Sister. js a
New York March 4--While gas. paints
and oils were exploding In her burn ing one
on the ground floor o nn East Side ltene-
ment to-day, Fannie Goldman; twelve years
and rescued her father. who had fallen
senseless In blazing room, and nor two
year-old sister. Running back she again
dared the blaze and rescued SherElittle sister.
She fell unconscious and was on fire when
she reached N1e street. Hor mother then
dashed Into Nhe burning place, m ssed
through The flames, and when she cam no out
carving the son her clothing was on nre,
badly 'hurnm. IS + $-55ls !,
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krnnzleln for Traincr,

Ann Arbor, Mich, March "A G..
.kranzlein. of Mercersburg, Pa, former
football star at both Pennsylvania and
WISCONSIN Universities, was to-day
chosen to succeed keenc Fitzpatrick
as trainer of the University of NIichi-
gan athletic teams. The appointment
by the#board of regents carries with it
steal training.
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.SP EC|A.L GAMES
FOR .LY NC 9 \ B 4. c.
Eight Exhibition Contests Will
Be Played Before Sea-
son Opens.
Tsn,,cIal 70 Tho Times Dispa tc,,

5000 N SNNtIdTIT 9I1IF IIIllIss- I1I6FHIfh 17 m
sIiynchbura. Va March A. President Nc
Of the Lynchburs ball team. has
decided ihat eight exhibition games "a he All
that vii be desired for The cam this
teams have beong declined. NIanager Smith
will bc~here March IS, and Ills team viii
come about April + The exhibition games
scheduled ara az fnllows
april 5r-Nevy York Giant 81 sla XIX 50 AZ
MA prilS 6-r Newl. York Giants ~ isfs & s
N April 7y-ssrw York Americans. t.s,t 8ss
April I N--R DC hester Eaatern lea sue. ( IL
Aprl rororl 81, starlla Lea sue. a
April a. Greensboro, Carroll lima IA $50 la ton.
Nprll A nshqlp. Carolina "A ssociatlon,
N N on trea \, Fast egn x que. ~
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. CIluRCH--REV.
+ 4. McFADEN. D. d.. pastor.--Prcachln:
At II a. NJ. and n. NJ. by the pastor. sun
day School Mt $3.50 a. NJ. Prayer-meotin2
avery Wednesday at s r. NJ. Welcome to
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e. M, SMILEY, y
u c.. FULTON.
Committee.
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Cburrb Rottrts.
PREsRYTERIAN

PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIANsC IlURCH-REV
at ii a. NJ. and $ n. NJ. by the pastor. sun
iday school ut $3.50 A. NJ. Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday at s p. NJ. Welcome to
all.
The Rev. RUSSELL CECIL, y. d. pastor
Preaching at II A.. n. and s Y. NJ. Service
wednesday at S p. NJ. Sunday School s:si
a. NJ.
(Broad and Twenty-sixth Streets).-Rev. Il.
B. EGGLESTON. Phi. o.. pastor Servicaa
Sunday II a. NJ. and $ p. NJ. Prayer-msst.
ing wednesday 9XsRins PREspYrER1AN
Church CORNER Fourth and Grace streets)-.
Preuching at II "A. NJ and z. NJ.
THE PULPIT OF TIL CHURCH OF HE
n. by the pastor Rev. j. e. STEWART. y.
d. who has Just returned from brief
vacation in Florida y special praise SER
I vice will BIO conducted by Prof. W. b. iil |.
musical director. Just preceding tho evening
s wv s MIN|s1rsE r. 5{pREsBYrER14AN
Church.-servces at II q. NJ. and 8 p. NJ
BY the pastor Rev. ,y IA W. y. ftNAis. D. =
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BROAD AMI AMI
twelfth streets).-The pastor, Rev. GEO.
W. MCDANIEL. p. p, will preach It both
School School, a. ". patterson. supt.) $3.50 a.. N.
SECOND BAPTIST cHURCII-DR. p. 7.
Hale, of louisville. KY. will preach at. II
a. nj, The pastor. Rev. w. r.. L. SMITH,
u. d. at S III. NJ. Sunday school $3.50 a. NJ.
CIR, STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
s(Grace and Foushee Streetsl..-Rev. DAVID
The pastor at II a.. Nj; subject, GIVE Ne
n southland; at s sF. NJ, subjoct.h"Dr. fiaw-
lthorne AS 1 Knew Him" Sunday School & at
$3.50 a. M CDR. Wn,. a. Harris Supt.) Prayer
"A Nfl "a
GROVE GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
5(Grovo Avenue and Harrison Street)-Sev.
W. G, JAMES. TIL. D.. pastor.-Preachln
day School at OILS a. NJ IN. r.. Cox. supt.9
wednesday evening prayer-meetlhs i5 ~ :
o'clock. . . Z. -
a ONION STATION METHODIST CHuRCHt
mai tor, ,Rev. r. ii. POTTS.
PARK PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. B. LIPscoalB. 2. p = p pa lMmi,
;RITT. and at s P. NJ. BY R Re y. A. !, = g:
-.1s.'|T, 3s CHRISTIAN.
Charch.- Regular services both morning and
nirht Preaching by tho pastor Rev, II. y D.
a. MAcLACfILAN NJ Subject Il a. NJ. THE
Back Grounds or Life sunday School $3.50
: NJ AR sHs a LII STREET CHRISTIAN
fB. II. MELTON viii preach
at II a, NJ, and 5 II NJ. Bible school at
s;ao AZ N, r. G, HAWKINS, supe erin
dent, /. . . ss S33} 4l+ 3
4 3iss EPISCOPAL E s. III J4s s g
\ MONuN ES'rAL. CHURCH tERECTED ISL
on site OF Theatre burned 1911. Broad stree
hclow Twelfth - servtce a IT A. NJ. and
i P.3,M. Seats free.i55 tel n H m
s LUTHERAN. @ Fl
I FIRST I'm GLlSlIs lIV!ASGEL.IC4 "a l,D-
thornn Church Con Seventh Street between
Broad and Gracel,- i. ScIlERER. JR..
pastor sabbath school at $50 a. III
Preaching at II IA. MI s3
CHRISTIAN SCI ENCE,,
{: REGULAR SERVICES OF RIRST
Church OF Christ, Scientist Will be held to-
morrow morning In church clihcel Corner
Park Avenue and Meadow Streetls at all
o,cock, Suhiert, ',AIaln'a $ Wednesday.
evening testlmoninl and expsrlence nastins
al $500 The readngrrooms arc locatad Sin
Tile Chamber q Commerce., butidlng.sa and ara
opel. every day from 10 unit 2S All are
cordlu w Inv lied, u ,S
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tho fact that Mr.. Pinchot was Under
TIC Impression that he ghad Informed
lie a sstdf ony q w Mst
to swear to IT. The attorney sought
TO show that Mr.. Pinchot and former
Secretary Of the Interior Garfield were
thought best. resardiesns Of the law.
and that their antagonism to Mr. Bal
llnger was brought about by his de-
|terminntion to proceed wholly within
| tho law.
Wants FIRST Knowledge.
stand, Attorney ver.reess." for Mr. Mr. BAL
linger, asked him this questions: "Mr.
Pinchot, please state one single fact
q your own knowledge that refc cts
Commissioner Of the Land ONCE or
not what somebody else said or wrote
--of your own knowledge"
The witness hesitated at first. but
later said:
panse ass ettar yGU e ka0YssEs
November Is, with which he tnclosed
the Ronald letter. These letters con-
tain nlsstatements which I have all
to show" n I'm
Mr.. vertrees: You have testified here
largely by inference and innuendo. Now
state what you personally know Mr..
Ballinger said or did.
Mr. Pinchot: The letter of Novem-
Der 10.
Mr. yertrees: What clse?
Mr.. Pinchot: never discussed the
Cunningham cases with Mr.. BalltnEer.
The only knowledge have ". a.. az first Il St
Mr.. Pinehot said that up to the time
lie sent CLAWS to President Taft the
relations Between himself and an, Mr. r.
not more than that"
Hc was not moro friendly. because
he knew Mr.. Ballinger's views as to
conservation were different from his
OWL;
Then you were unfrlendly?"
NO. I distrLstcd him.
you mean distrusted his policies"
II dlstrusted his policies and what
he would do
Thinks Hostility Shown.
letter from Secretary Ballingcr con-
yeylng a letter from his Secretary
Bailinger's) law partner to President
Tart When he had concluded. Mr..
Yertrees asked:
Does that letter Indicate hostility
tions" 800
.ln my Judgment 1t does"
Point out single statement to that
Mr.. Pinchot said It was in1,possible
to make Judgment on a single state
ment. The whole thing had to be
taken together.
Mr.. yertrees spent somc time with
The witness as to the charge That Mr..
Ballinger had deceived the President.
regarding an opinion OF the comptrol.
Ter OF the Currency on the subject
of the agreement between the forestry
service and the Interior Department,
regarding Indian lands. He. brought
put the fact that copy OF the comp
Lroller:s decision. referred to Mr.. Bal
linger. had been sent to the Presi-
dent.
There is nothing here to show the
President read that decIsion.'' declared
Mr.. Plnchot "and the unavoidable in-
ference Is that Mr.. Ballinger deceived
the President. because the President
said in, his letter to Mr.. Ballinger on
September 10: Your declination to
carry out the contract was made nec-
essary by a ruling or the COMPTROLLER"
The witness contended that the de-
cision sent to the President did not
;over the cooperative agreement to
[he Indian lands.
Adjournment was taken until to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
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SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN
Church, -Re suiars services both morning and
a MACrLAC lila 81 Subject4l II "A. NJ. THE
Back Grounds or Life" sunday School $50
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The Courier IL Safe

Charleston. S. c.. ALlrch y.-The
yacht Courier. owned by B. r. Keith,
fears were entertained, put in to
Charleston to-day. and sailed imme-
5dintely for Jacksonville. Fla. The
Courier sailed from Wilmington. N.
c., on February 90, but remained at
Southport several days before going
to sea.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

'75C. HALF-soLE MEMS SHOES: La
dies. soc Every pair sewed. Best
leather. DI:EW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. us East Main. Phone
Aonroe 1857. VIII send for shoes, and
return.
LARGE CARNATIONS, 35 CENTS PER
dozen. NJ. a. WH1TTY. Phone Madi-
son 23S9-J,
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po,sltrp.,-pef ana lihe 2btock

FINE tIoRoUG flRRED3 S ETTERsprIP 81
pies for snle. Apply to u \. n dob
SEY, Cumberland, Va. IA h 81
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RELEASED ny POLICE.
of Man Under Arrest Appar-
entity Fabricated.

Cincinnati. o.. March 4.-Christan Keep
pier. who startled the police a fortnight
ago by announcing that he had taken part
in tho plot which resulted in the murder
OF Empress Elizabeth of Austria. has beer
released. None OF the crimes to which he
"confcsscd'' could be traced to him.
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r. REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
Church of Christ, Scientist. wllIs he held to-
morrow morning In church cdihce corner
PARK Avenue and Meadow Street, at Al
io'cloct subject, Nj nm wednesday
ievening Testimonial ana experience lnastins
at $3.50. Il The read Ing rooms arc Located In
the Chamber OF Commerce. building and ara
open every a Az from 10 Until 3, All are.
cordially lied iss .S5 ~
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Autttot1 &ales, future Dapx
BY Richcson & Grutchfleld.
Heal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Corner Eleventh, and Bank Streets.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
or 8
TWENTY-FIVE BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ING LOTS IN BROOKLAND PARK,
BETWEEN BARTON HEIGHTS AND
G1NTER PARK AND NEAR 10 CAR
LINE.
IN execution Of a decree OF the Cir
\ cult Court vi Henrico county, entered
on Fepruary 20. 1910, In the suit OF
john NJ. Price ct ais. W.. Is. Galeskt al
ass as, we VIII, as special commissioners
therein appointed. sell at public auc-S
ton. on the premises, on
THURsDY, MARCH 10, 1910. "a
at Z O'Clock r. NJ. lots numbered 20.
~. 70, %, "a %. 26 and 81 OF block
tnreo 90 lots Nos. 10. II, 12, g and
II OF block I'VE CD; also lots Nos. IS.
70. ~, IS and 20 OF block seven (7)::s
also lots 90. "a. 25. 2s, 81. IS and as
of block two (2), all OF said lots be-
ing IN Barton and Lambs Brookland
Park, as shown on a plat of said land.
duly recorded in the clerks off,ca OF
Hcnrlco Circuit Court.
Lots have frontage on Fcndall and
Hanes Avenues OF 80 feet each by
depth OF 1875 feet to alley. to be sold
according to plat, and will be offered
separately and in blocks.
These lots are located in a rapidly
improving section. close to Gintcr
Park, Barton Heights and the car line.
and should command the attention OF
investors ana home-scekers This sale
offers an unusual opportunity to se-s
cure high class suburban property at
low prices and on easy terms
TERMS: One third cash, and the res
idue in two equal Instruments at six
and twelve months from day OF sale, 3
negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments. with interest added. and titlo
retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase money is paid, or for all cash.
at the option OF the purchaser.
d. C. RICHARDSON,
NJ. A. POWERS,
Special Commissioners.
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run In Do,ynpour

Tampa, Fla. March 4.-To- days
races were run in downpour. which
materially affected the track. but de-
spite this, four favorites won and there
were no upsets. The feature on the
card was the fifth race. in which Merry
Gift found the track to his liking and
won with ease. Summaries:
First ce-three-year-olds and up.
seven iurlongs. selling-San Primo. Is
(Reilly), 4 to 5, first: Mocha, 11S
(Koerner), 8 to 2, second; Alauda. / Is
i(Jackson). 2 to 1. third. Time, 1884 3-5.
Second race-three-year-o and up.
six furlongs, selling-Malta, 10 (Gas-
.ner). to 1, first; Oesa,21 100 &(Jackson),
10 to !, second: Ramon Carona, i Oh
(Koerner). 3 to s, third. Time. 1:14 1-5.
Third race-four-year-olds and up.
five and a half furlongs, selling-Nrc-
Andrews. 10l (Burton). to S. first:
Beth Goodwin, LOS (Cole9.92 1-2 to L.
second: Uncle Jim. LOS (Glasner). 1-2
to 1, third. Time. ILL 1-5
Fourth race-four-year-Old and up
ward. five furlonEs,s selling-Sorrel Top.
s113 (Glasner). to 5, first: DR.. Crook.
IFS Qioerner). 10 to 1. second Judge
Dundon, 119 crow . 1-2 to 4, third
Tine O4 AS.
Fifth trace-three-year-ol odds and up.
seven f,irlongs. selling--Me Jerry Gift. 4 OF
.(.Adams), even tirst: Punky. / 2 Glas-
ner), to l., second Norman. 595 (Stein-
hardt), A to i, third. Time, 1:32 R3-5.
2ti sixth race-four-year-old and llp,
one mile and a sixteenth--NVaterS Lake.
ia (Glasner), 8 to 4. first: Lois Cava-
nagh, 100 (Fain). l tot2. second Coun-
termand, III (Burton). 5 to l. third.
Time. 1905 1-5.
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WANTED, A 2-HORsE POWER GASO-
lene. engine In good order. Phone
Madison 4547-J.
WANTED EECOND-HAND STANDARD
make Gcycle: chainless preferred.
Address. stating condition and price.
G 1885,. care Times Dispatch.
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Blooms an untfn

WANTED. THREE or lrOUfl FUR.
ihished rooms for light housekeeping
young COUPLES: must be good loca-
I,or. Address y 426, care Times
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STEM OGRAPHER YOUNG
man, quick. bright and accurate. who
can assist on books and general Of
flee work: $40 per month at start.
particulars, THE CABINET VENEER
~ C(S 4fsrooryt11o ~
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certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special COM
mlssioners has been duly given. Given
under my hand this 2sth day of Feb-
ruary. 1910.
Teste: S. p. WADDILL Clerk
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EMPLOYEES. WANT ED
4 Write for Richmond examination
schedule; separation free. FRANK
LIN s1NSTITuTE, Dept. 363 NJ, Ro-
chester. N. Y.
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Zeal estate for Sale.
Sale Of NaluableI and

having been dissolved and its affairs
placed IN the hands of the under
I. signed 81 n TO settle and wind up, notice
thority vested In US BY the stock
holders and board OF directors Of the
Mountain Lake Land Company. the
Undersigned sI Mii a 9,cIocks NJ, on
sell s. i by way va OF public auction to the
highest bidder. at the front door OF
the court house, In NJ
2 NEW h', CASTLE. CRAIG COUNTY. VA.
situated In Craig and Giles counties,
Va. to-wlt: 81
- Ah Sa' III flfsy thousand ceres, situate
counties of Craig and Giles, and on
tho waters of Big and Little Stoneys
Greeks ,, in the county Of Giles. l3'5s;
This land is supposed to have upon
OF t is covered With fine growthsof oak
Timber; about 10000 acres Of 4 t will
run approximately $500 feet Il to " the
acre e, upon p n, the following terms:
turing IN three equal instalments at
SIX, twelve and eighteen monthssfro
the day Of sale, the purchaser execut-
ing interest, bearing notes. with ap-s'
sments. and title to- the property res
tanned until all purchase money Is
paid. a plat or map Of this land. to -S
s 81 fopnd at the law oees ea'1s' ea
j. II. Jones. New Castle, Va.
b. 11AINCii. s#s 81 "A
T. X LAINGi !,
n v s55 j. X. LANG,
IA 53g a. L.. HIIN1PHREYS
II RID JASPER.
W. N. JASPER, saBj
5..s nv. r. THOMPSON.
III. w. YOpER,
55 JULIAN BRYAN IT.
Board OF Directors,
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9uiicitor3 ann 6alegr1fn


LEARN fsALEsA1ANSHIPs1 EARN $1,000
to $4,000 per year; we furnish
students positions where they can
earn 500 per month while stu1ying
PRACTICAL SCHOOL OF S.NLES-
p MANSHIP, New Haven, Conn.
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Coal ano QIdloob

WOOD TIKI BURNS, GIVES nsxT:
am selling about three cars a dnv:.
oak ana Pine same price; my coal
burns to perfect aahes. Coke. IS ton.
;--1ry- me WOOD MAN, Madison 1858.
$1.5o BUYS oNE-TIALF CORD PRE- -.
Pared Iass pine kindling wood. Why pay
results from this. Try d load. SAM
!JEL 81. COTTRELL e SON, Phone
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BAPTIST CHURCH
Streets).-Rey. DAVID
pastor. Prcnching by
NJ; subject, Give Me
NJ, subjoct.s'Dr. Haw-
Tim. Sunday School at
Supt.) Prayer
at 5 z. NJ ~ CORDIAL
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lMETHODIS'I

& Union STATION METHODIST CHURCH,
Preaching at II a. NJ. and = i. NJ, by the
mas tor, nav, r. II. POTTS.
PARK PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
BRey..B. F.5LIPSCOaIB. p, d. pastor
preaching at II a.. NJ. by Rev., y =. NJ Ely
sRITT, and at s r.. NJ by tev. A. b.
SHARPE. Sunday school at $50 a, NJ
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BONE AND NERVE LINIAiENT.

FORTY FIVE YEARS A SUCCESS.
After being made and used In thou
sands OF homesSas the best remedy
for all aches and pains for forty-fve
appreciation by doubling the size OF
our csc bottles. You will never know
how much difference there could be
In Imminent until you have tried the
old original FRAYSER'S NERVE
or Beast.
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COUGH AND COLDS.

SYRUP WILD CHERRY
and Tolu. for coughs and colds. is
another fine remedy. Tastes better
and acts quicker than anything on
Made only by j. ". FRAYSER &
Co. 1901 E. Main
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miscellaneous.
~.e-~.-e~-s
EDIsON RECORDS.

FOR MARCH. NOW ON SALE: COME
and hear them. HAS Anybody Here
Seen Kelly" In sheet music. C. B.
4 HAYNES &: co.
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:.Aotllffss

WANTED, l'Ou no G Ell OUR PRICES
x on your spMntlng; we do 1t good
and quick. AN DERSONa PRINTING
Co, 3 Governor Street w. ~, ;,
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QI@a11lte0.

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
= at 8Hl1GHES'S. 400 NORTH Third
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IF YOU WANT GOOD 7PRINTlNG,= SEE
ANDERSON PRINTING Co, Gov.
ernor st. no
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"a, CARRIAGE TRIMMER:
man good on both light and heavy
work steady Job. Write JOHN W..
E-yANS'S SON Raleigh N C..
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Then you were unfriendly?"
NO, I distrusted him.
You mean distrusted his policies"
dtstrusted his policies and what
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41flp Q@at,ten. 4tlale.

.W1Jfii5D, YoI ne !. WHITE MEN AND
boys IL work in ruraeries; we wish
iEen ard t,cys rot afraid OF work.
WHO Will work permanently. ana
leiIn til. Eis;ilesa. Apply to ". y.
HOOD e Co, Old Dominion Nurse.
ries. Lakeside car limo.
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!, CHURCH.-DR. r. T..
Ky, will preach at II
Rev. W. Il. l.. SMITH,
school $3.50 a. NJ.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
Harrison Street)-Rev..
y. misunderstanding
!. NJ. and s r, NJ. Sln-
NJ. (M. r. Cox. Supt.1
prayor-meetlng at
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:Boarn 01n

W 4. Z 81 YOUNG dDpEg, BoxFD
Ton ton. Address r 567, care Tines.
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IL YOU Want sOMETHIE8 DELL.
cious. ask your grocer for Smithfield

FOR SALE, 100 SHARES BURLIN-
game stock. at 81; quick sale. A 3S1.
care Times Dlsp patch.
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Lost and 1foutlb.

Lost ai1b 81 nutlb.
LOST. DIAMOND STUD, MARCH 81.
between Seventh and Broad. or
Twenty-tirst and venable or Oak
wood car, eastbourd. Reward X left
at 10 North Tenth street.
LOST. . IAkONT) SEA II T. PIN. $40 RE
ward IL returned to HARRY II. CAM
TOR, Chamber of Commerce Barber
ing. Il
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DfrSot1alS

.f1cHM6ND REFINING coMP1n =
LOB East Cary Street, city Confirms.
tcrs. Dead animals removed at once,
Phone Monroe 3027. Buyers OF tai.
low and bones 80
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Tor Aale.

FOR SALE, STOCK OF DRY GOODS
and shoes: store for rent: best stand
instoWn; satisfactory reason for sell
ing. Address MERCHANT Salem.
Va. care Postmaster. 81,