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fUusoen su 2C--25c prdmie per $1,000 anti
iden Bdnfsa uerfauft. Die Gouutsrrete
betraGt Zoe prdmis per $1,000.
fssdifd aai aHsssa.
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80 10ee Sidt 5iT1 $40 sSrancs per 500;
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Documentary Bills aif Qenbon runrnea
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-21


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\ Drina 6eihaftspaptere Uareen tg 81
--4% bistonttrt.
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gtGt su s4S5A uHD 60 Tase gu $685.
--4.83I.
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ttg unb purhsn wts folgt auottrt:
Ger. etaattn aefnnbtng ~ 1907
aeb., AZ regiisrirte {1925l ia - lis.
gcupcns ia - lis, 3% regiftrtrte i01L
---I02114, Coupons l01 n seb, gaHama 6ous
pons ~ l00--i00M.
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Tsbr rubig, bod bieIten fib oie gretie uno
oie Ghlubnotirangen ergaben nar ger'nge
gerduoerunseH.
nafjfsbenbe aurie wurbsn uon beE 6tr.
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Nalnut Gtrabe, bert6tes:
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Gbteaap, 20. Stunt.

NtHopteA. Scenes 81 80 - $50,
feras stiere - 4.55-5.s5, usftLite etiers
A.75-6.l0. stoters uno Seebers $3.65-
$50. aiihe unb 5eifers g. $3.50, RaIber
s8.l0--sB0. Edrtt itetia.
SnustHe- 2eiHts 81. 90 - $40, ss,
mtitte $6.00-6,40, ihpere S. go - 6.35,
rause s.. 80 -~ 500, cute bis auserItisue
itpsrs s605-635, 5srtsE f5.65--6.25.
Rartt itetis.
SHafe uHo aammer-S6aFe: Gin
ksimt'&e e. .5n-4.35, usftIi3e 81. .76-4.35,
9a5rIiHss 81 ID -4.95.
aammsr. Giu6ein1iihe &4.01-6.5 so,
rsAIiAe s4.25-6.60. Rartt ftetig bis
fart.
3ufukr.-Riuepieb 1850. S&peine
1900. Stafe URb Gdmmer 1900.
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bis oIitsieGsn naostrunsen an:
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-S.25 per 100 qfunb. Sar 5ufi $s DO
8.37h, am G9lub $8.321S; fur Geptember
$3.50 - 8.S5, anl S9LuB $3.50; fir 5as
nudr 81 ,65-7 nm, am S6IuB $770.
SduItern. - Short Hare Ses.ea, pers
padt, $S.121S-S.25.
Bnttsr. - anrtt fef. Greanserp 10
--23c, 9atrp I7--elc.
eisr. Rarst ftetis. 5rtf&e 13--14c
per Dukeno.
Rdis. = Rartt ftettg. Cream l0z-l2e
per gfunb.
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Der Rarst mar itetts. BsrFauH wurbs q
4s4 6bgs 1tfft1eE's Stnisbss Gosbs saf
Der Bats uon 81 I.33 per Salon.
BroteEIss.

9u6sr-s sBrslFs fen. aaFEs!rtsr Gal
eoaf 6.40c. popbereh $40. Gukes 6.s5c,
eranuIatso 5.6oe, Gonfeetioners ,,a"5.55e.
on "a" 5.30-5.55e, peiker EXTRA ..g''
b.15--5.25e. eTtra g." SOS .lOr, sssiui.
ser eefber 4.S5--i e0:.
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per GaiIone 9orahum sS-37e psr paQcas d.
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tis. aeuiiiana, 6dney Deab 6-s1.c, prsm \
4T--61fc. OEoiEarsr . - &c, Sapea az
aye per gfMH6
Tairp BrobuFts.
Bnttsr. Warlt ruhia unb feif. -
Sancu eredmerp 255fe, Greamsrs ftrfts gle.
DO: issonss ise, faHes Tsirp iss. no. /
l5J<e rsr DfS.
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EoroweiferIiHer lac. hsw Dsrs l4ks.
enwsiger IA 1875, aimburasr l4lls.
Bird l5s per 4lfaH6.
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Yrima frsite 6ihneressr i51Se, frfts IsLSe.
iteonbs lot per Daktne.
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rilsaer. Spring ghs6ens ueH IL. usunb
uHb barilber 2Ie. steiHe sprinaers unter
IL 9fuHb 90 22c. 0fkner Zee, ndkue
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Bfane.
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-. rs per Camper.
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SS. S.50-7.O0. MsfiiEa Si00- IS so peg eiifs
Simes 75c per SAadteI
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ealifcrria ss.s5--3.5o. Slsrisa $3.50 -
40 per Rite.
Grbbsertn. giHbeimiiebe az. 75--
S.25 per Crate pon "a Quarts.
8rcmbeeren. - 1eaReffse $500
8.25 per Crate.
6ewbeersn.--$3.0 .00--S.50 per Crate.
9ftrfths. - SaHcp Glberta s4.O0--
4.60 per Bu. uHo S2.7o-S.00 per Crate.
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Crate,
atrf6sn. = 5aneg iaure sa.oo--2.25
per Crate
Re, tsffsIn. - a!is s1.25-l.sS vsr
8u. anf bem GtIeiis.
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800, souispilIe $s.25-s.b0 per sleinss
Crate.
9D te tsEn.-- Rene Ieras 32.o0-2.i ia.
30. Sl.70--l.B unb ueiEe s2.IO psr
Crate. Alte gsIbt tl.25--300 per IA
HIamsHto tl.-Gsnbesmif4s el.25--
i.11 VsT IHhsas.
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metau Miarft.

Rsw Dort, 90 Stunt.
3iun mar beute felt su $44.5o - 46 90
uno Rupfer feft; 2ate Su $l2.75 1900,
electrolptbic su Sl2.62K-1275 unb Ga
ting gu Sl2.87H -l2.50. BIef mar ftetig
su A.46 - 4.50, SpeIter tart su $5 10
80. &iien mar unaerseeIt. Ro. Sounbrp
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&l4.75-l5.25, SO. Southern uHb SO.
Soutberu loft su $I5.00--l650.
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Siebmdrfte.

Cincinnati, 20. sunt.
3ufubr unb Berfaubt rudbreuo ben per,
HoFsneu "A Stuneen uerglihen mt benz
porhergebenoen Gage, warsn pte foIst:
3ufubr: Rinbute3. S9uetne. S6afe.
Suui 19 49,. .17il 1919 2342
Stunt 20 ..... 22l 1908 1886
Der gsrIanbt betrus tn bsri.lbsn 3ett:
SUM b.. AZ 9lo 1880
3uni 90. .... 398 1919 9S5
Rtuopieb. -. 8ute, trodenoefatterte
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9r.iie, bic anoere aber paren tanaiam
Stoters uub 5seoers puroen nur peutg
gsfouft uno iino piaig inn gretie.-8ute
BiEAtiibe iiuo ftetts, aroere aber pigtg.
Sapers stisrs sj.25-6.1O, srtra $6. Il
--5.25, ianep $500. Dnieu sl.75 Alb,
sstra -, SIeiiterftiere $775 - SIS,
ertra 1876 -- 600, Setfers $3.5O-5.75,
ertra $5.s5--6.00, aiibe sl50-4.65. ertra
$4.60-475, Gamers 81 $500. Stoeers
uae 5eeoers $3.75-5.35, ertra $5.4C-5. 80.
8uLteR. - Die 3ufubr mar nur mGbig
uns bic greiie itarf.
ggagsre uuo E.t9te s2.5O-3.75, BoIoaua
50 $40, egtro S4.654.75, fstte guLIen
S45o--4.75.
8dlbr-Bei gutter Ra6frage mar Der
Wdrft lebbaft uno itettg bis tart.
GroiHdre unb groBe S4.O0-475. fatr bis
quite Iei1ts s6.7j-775, EXTRA $500.
RGlbsr in ben 2ommifton, bduiern -
FaHep 7s4c. prtma bis GuserLeiens 64--
7Xe, oroindre 4--5Ke.
2 hue inc. Der Wnrtt mar aud beute
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dber osueu pou aeiteru. 2sthte 8eriauots
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arie bis auserleieHe Berpatunass uuh
fIsi'heriortsu $6.45-6.50. eemiI4te Ser.
pa6unasForten $5.40-6.50, oroindre bis
aassrIeisue i4Ders fetts Sius s4.50-5.60.
Staas $3.50-4.75, Ieihte 8eriauetiort,u
s6.25-6.40, SsrseE poH 10 Bfuuo un6 ne
niaer $I50-6.25.
ed afe uub Qdmmer. - Die 3ufubr
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$50. inuere g. $500, oroindrs bis quite
$l.75--265, SabrEtnge 1915 - 475, orbis
Hdre 81 $3.50
a6ntmer .-TrlbiabrsEiumer ertra 81 90
--725, gate bis auserleFeue $500 - 7.I5.
orbindre bis quite $4-5o-5.75, Guas $3.50
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-03
PICKP0CKET, PURSUED,
ESCAPES IN A BALLOON

sayre. Okla, July "A pickpooket,
closely pursued by the town marshal.
leaped into the basket of a balloon
near here just as the aircraft was
leaving the ground. and sailed away
to safety.
The balloon had been filed with gas
and the aeronaut George Harvey. was
in the basket ready to start when the
marshal discovered the pickpocket
taking purse from a pocket of a
citizen whose attention was centred
on the balloon. The marshall attempt
ed to catch the thief. and the pursued
man ran and leaped into the basket
as it cleared the Garth He refused to
heep tho marshal's warning cry of
stop. thief"
at the height OF several hundred feet
the thief drew revolver and warned
Harvey not to release the rip cord on
his balloon until he was ordered TO do
so. After the pair had Travelled fifty
miles the unwelcome passenger gave
the word. and the balloon was lowered
Ten feet from the ground the thief
leaped from the basket and ran Re-
loved of part of it's burden. the ball
loon again shot upward. When Harvey
finally effected a landing, several hum
dred yards from where the thief had
aliShted. he had disappeared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-03
BOWS OF RIBBON
FOR RECOGNITION
Brother and Sister, Separated
Tighten Years, Thus Make
Sure of Meeting.
[spccialto Tho Times-pispntch.l


Trenton, y. j., July 2.-Wearing
little bows OF ribbon so that, accord
ing to prearranged plan. they would
be sure of recognition. Herbert w.
Bradley. of this city. known
engineer and contractor, and his sis
ter, Murlel. OF Durham. South Africa.
met in New York to-day for the first
time in eighteen years
The young woman had made the
trip alone on the liner Philadelphia.
and will spend two months here as
the guest of her brother and his fam
lily.
Mr.. Bradley's parents and three sis
tiers formerly resided here, but went
abroad on a pleasure trip eighteen
years ago. They visited South Africa.
ard the senior MIR Bradley impressed
with the possibilities of the country,
determined 10 settle there. He secured
a position in the governments railway
service, and has prospered TWO of
his daughters have since married. and
also live in Durham. SIX years ago
Mrs Bradley returned fer a short visit
to her son, and last year his father,
who is now seventy-one years old,
came over for a few weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-03
Dihinenn 51otirrs.
The Virginia Fire & Marine
Insurance Company.

Richmond, Va. June 20, 1911.
DIVIDEND.-THE DIRECTORS OF
this company have declared semi :
annua! dividend of i've per cent.
(sl25 per share. and free from taxi,
payable July lst next to stockhold :
ers OF record June 20, 1911.
Transfer books closed from this
date to July 4th. inclusive Divi-
dend will be mailed to stockholders.
Changes of address should be mott
ned the company
WIN. II. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Wilmington, N c., June IS, 1911
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF AT.
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company
has declared dividend OF per cent.
on the common capital stock of that
company. payable at the office of TIE
treasurer. at Wilmington, North
Carolina On and after July 10, 1911,
to stockholders of record on June 81.
1911. The transfer books arc closed
from the 2lst day OF June, 1911, to
the 18th day OF July. 1911. both in
elusive.
JAMES +. POST, Treasurer.
The Savings Bank OF Richmond
Richmond. Va. June &c, 1911
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have declareds n semi-annual dlvi-
dend OF per cent. out of the earn
ings for the past six months, pay.
able on and after July !. 'lDl1.
Dividend checks will be mailed
JAMES NJ. BALL. Cashier
safe as the Safest"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-03
BIG CELEBRATION
At UNIVERSITY
Fourth of July Will Be Elaborate
ly Observed With
Pageants.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch I

Especial to The Times-Oispatch1
Charlottesville. Va. July 2.-Over
1900 people will participate in the
monster Fourth OF July celebration to
be held under the auspices of the sum-
mer School at the University of Vir-
ginia.
The two principal events of the day
Will be the ceremonies on the lawn q t
o'clock in the afternoon. embracing
tahleaux. choral selections and various
stunts" by the State clubs. and the
erweather Gymnasium, beginning at
9 o'clock at night.
One OF the most attractive features
OF the celebration will be the forming
OF a large United States flag by the
$50 members of the Virginia delega-
ton. 9hey will assemble on the esplan-
AIDES of the rotunda. where they will
remain until the tableaux are over,
when they will advance to take their
positions on the south rotunda steps,
forming as they do the stars and
stripes OF the flag. the dresses OF the
young women giving the necessary
colors. After receiving each state club
in turn, the Virginia delegation. still
holding the flag formation. will head
a procession down the lawn TO Cabell
Hall.
The tablcaux. which will represent
the various nations that helped to set
tie this country, together with the
singing OF the national song OF each
by the chorus, under Professor Drake.
will constitute part l., While tableaux
symbolic OF the wars of this country
and other historic events will make up
the second part OF the program.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-03
SERVES HIS TERM.
AGAIN ARRESTED
Saw Taxicab for First Time, and
Entered 1t as
Prisoner.
TO FACE TRIAL FOR MURDER
Young Miner Had Developed In
to Landscape Artist and
Musician.

Philadelphia, July e.-~After serving
twenty two years IN the State peniten-
tiary here for the killing OF man in
brawl in Lykens. Pa, In 1889. sgd
ney Ware. By virtue of pardon grant
ed by Governor Tener. walked through
the private gate yesterday a free man,
but the moment he stepped into the
street a deputy sheriff from Harris
burg placed him under arrest and took
him TO the State capital to stand trial
for the murder OF 2 second man he is
charged with having killed In the same
brawl.
When Ware stepped out a free man
he a taxicab for the first time.
and in It he was whirled away to the
railroad station. Ware had been in
formed that he would be rear ted.
and expressed himself as confident of
an acqulttal.
Wares case has attracted much at
tention in the State. and influential
persons intend to come to his assist
ance Ware was a young miner when
the crime was committed. and during
mis- long term he was model prisoner.
re was a student, and became a land
scape artist and musician.
t"fee years dSo ware was convert
ed TO the Episcopal church. and was
confirmed by the bishop. and 1t was
largely through the efforts OF Bishop
Darlington. of Harrisburg, that he was
granted q pardon. When the district
attorney OF Dauphin county learned
that Ware was to be freed, he looked
up his record and found that he was
convicted for only one of the MUIR
ders. and that the second charge was
still hanging over him. He will be
tried in September.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-03
SCHOOL TROUBLE
is COMP OMISED
Superintendent McChesney Re-
mains and Gets 400 Ad-
ditional.
FIGHT is VERY BITTER
State. Board Arraigned for Per-
hitting Politics to Influence
Action.
FIGHT is VERY BITTER
Especial to The Times.plspatch. !


Bristol, Va. July AT a meeting
Of the Bristol School Board. running
over Into Sunday. a compromise was
reached In the longstanding trouble
between the board and Professor s.
Rhea McChesney. superintendent of the
city schools, and also a member of tho
State Board OF Education BY vote, q
majority OF the board agreed to al
low Professor McChesney s1,400 per
annum, as a supplement to. the amount
paid him by the State. Three OF the
members-Dr. j. F. Howell C. H.
Cooper and ]. D. Huddle--held out to
the last against any sort of a COM
promise with the superintendent. Those
voting In favor of the compromise
we're Wagner, Kingsolver, Scates,
Cooke and Dugan. Mr.. Cooper re-
signed as chairman of the board, and
was succeeded by r. F. Wagner, whilo
! Dr. Howell resigned as secretary of
the board and James 3. Lyon was
elected to succeed him.
The compromise provides that SUI
perintendent McChesney is to retire as
superintendent at the end of his pres
ent term in 1913. unless Endorsed by
the board or IS per cent. OF the patrons
Mr.. Huddle made a talk, In which he
discouraged the idea of retaining Mr
McChesney. saying that the compro-
mise meant that he would be fastened
upon the schools indefinitely, and that
such course would close the door
of hope against the children of the
present generation.
DR.. Howell arraigned the State Board
OF Education for the manner in which
II has held up for Mr. McChesney,
when 1t realized that the local board
had strongly opposed him. He de-
clared that the State board had treat
ed the local board with absolute want
OF respect and intimated that politics
rather than a sense Of Justice had con-
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ll|IES z:I;}I %

FOR REST AND RECREATION.
.Virginia's leading all-the-year Noun
tain Resort. Fine hotel. Write for book
let and rates. Address w. G. HAAiIL-
TON, MANAGER.
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AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
SIX ROOM TWO STORY F;
DWELLING. NO. 1914 DICK
ST Rect.
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THURSDAY. JULY 18th. 10

THURSDAY. JULY 18TH. 191i,l Z
at o'clock p. NJ. the real estate de
scribed in said deed as follows: All
situated in the town of Ashland, Han
over county, Va, 1t being the same
tract or parcel of land conveyed to the
said Mncmurdo Place Land Compan4
(lnc), by Wallace D. Mclean by deco
bearing date juno /. 1907, the follow.
ing two lots of land. lying and being
In the town OF Ashland. county OF
three ta) and four o. In the plan Of
the town OF Ashland, according to sur
vey OF William Clopton made in the
year 1881. fronting together 59s-loo
Street, and bounded on the north BY
the lots of Mr.. A. c. Schafrer and w
w. Bennett, on tho south by the lots
Of samuel Rice, and running back BET
Addition to Ashland With the excep-
ton, however, or strip one hundred
ana SEVENTH three u73) feet wide, en-
lending entirely across said land dots
and -. being the same strip, piece
or parcel of land that was convey ed
to the Richmond and Chesapeake Bay
halfway Company by the said Austin
mi Bu dI ,S substituted trustse tesethes
land belonging or in any wise apper!
tanning.
TERMS: Cash SUFFICIENT to pay the
costs of executing the trust. all taxes
and levies due thereon and to dis,
charge note OF $4,000. due June NJ
1910 with interest thereon from March
II. 1909. and an additional sum of ss2S
for interest accrued on two notes OF
$4,000 and $4,000, respectively, from
March ~, 1909, to March IL. 1si1, and
on a credit as to a note OF $4,000. due
June !. 1919. with interest thereon
from March IL, 1911. payable annually
on the 18th day OF March OF each year,
and credit as to note of $500, dud
from March IL, 1911. payable annuail,'
on the 18th day OF March of each year
the balance OF the purchase price to b.|
mace PAYABLE at such time and setu-eE
Place Land Company (Inc), its SUD
eessors or, assigns. shall prescribe az
direct or In case OF its or their fafltI 81
to give such direction at such tII95
and In such manner as the said Burtkl
MaTye. his heirs or assigns shall y 40
BURTON MARYE.
Truste
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5ebnoIg.
McGuire's University School.

OPP MONROE PARK RICHMOND VA.
FoRTf-sENENTH SESSION begins Sep
TENDER is. Thorough preparation for uni
rersity. college. technical school. u. S. Navel
and Military Academies. Primary depart
ment for small boys. with separate instruc-
tors. study-hall and recitation rooms The
Principal Will be at ~ Belvidere ST. after
Sept. 3. For full information see Catalogue
at book stores. or by mail.
JOHN p. INQUIRE PrIncipai
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ISLESWORTH
AND ANNEX

WITH CAPACITY OF 500
On the ocean front. extending from ylrginIs
to Maryland Ave. Most central location.
FRESH and sea water in all baths: large
airy rooms. newly furnished with running
water. Elevator. etc. Full orchestra. Amer
lean or European plan. Special weekly rates
Always open. Auto meets trains. Booklet
FRANK NJ. PHOEBUS. Mgr
WIN. HYMAN Prom
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CLEANING AND PRESSING,

CALL LA TOUCHES. MONROE 241s.
when you want high-class cleaning,
pressing, etc. South Second Street
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A snake His pedfello,v.

York, Pa.. July "A black snake
four feet long was the bedfellow d.s-
covered by ID, l.. Loucks, OF Jacobus.
springfield township. last night I.oucks
was awakened by n touch. and an ex.
animation disclosed the reptile stretch .
ed out comfortably between the covers.
AFTER recovering from the shock
Loucks killed the reptile with club.
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In execution OF n certain daA n
trust to the undersigned from thee
murdo Place Land Company, tat
June 1, 1907, and recorded in t
clerks office of the Circuit Court
Hanover county, Va, in Deed Book
page S45, default having been made
the payment OF a portion OF the de
therein secured. and being. required
to do by the beneficiary thereunder,
Will sell at public auction, on Il
premises. on
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FIRST USED SEWING MACHINE
Miss Kilbourne, Whom Inventor Trust
cd to Use Model sim Alive.

Winsted. Conn. July Mis- Eliza
beth NJ. Kilbourne. the first wcman in
the world to take s.,tcn OH sew
ing machine. has just passed her
e!ghty-ffrst birthday at her home here.
In the early SOS Miss Kilbourne was
school teacher in New Hartford,
when Elias Howe, Inventor OF the
sewing machine. had a shop there. One
day. while calling on Howe. the i'm
ventor invited her to Use the ma
chine on which he was working, and
she did So