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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-04-13
PROCEEDINGS TO
RECEIVER LOOT

RICH MOND, VA. Spescial.-
The United States Government has
Eddie Fay. the notorious veegman
Who, with Little Dick" INrris. crack
"a the safe OF the Richmond post
odilce more than year ago. stealing
sum represents loot that. after
a relentless and Countrywide search
oy postoffice inspectors, .hasN not been
recovered.
Proceedings for the recovery of this
amount have been begun in khe SUI
perIor Court Of Tacoma sAVash.A where
Fay is alleged TO have $40, 600 ia hold
inSs. The craftsman is also shfd to
own valuable real estate in California
ana Illinois. Fay is reputed IL be
worth upwards of half million IDOL
lars. On the other hand, his partner
IN crime, Little Dick" Harris, issAaid
: Fay q ' aSd aasrl Rs mi
year sentences i2zS I'LL e.! - M
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GIRL SHOOTS BURGLAR:
THEN FOLLOWS HIS TRAIT

PUEBLO, COL, Special.-While
Rose Miller. aged fifteen. was playing
the piano in her home late at night
she heard a queer noise in the dininc
room and going there found a burglar
filling a sack with valuabIes. She told
him to get out and he threw a Jewel
box at her, cutting her on the head
She drew revolver from a drawer
and fred. Her aim was good and
with cry OF pain. the thief dropped
his plumber and ran into the street
The police were called and trailed him
by bloodstains on the sidewalk for
some distance. Miss Miller accom-
panied them, carrying her revolver
until the trail of the wounded burglar
was lost.
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FAMOUS COURT
HOUSE BURNED

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Special
The old courthouse was almost totally
destroyed at 1 o'clock this morning.
but the records and other valuable pa
pers were in a fireproof vault in the
eastern wing OF the building, and are
thought to be safe.
1t is not known how the fire origi-
mated, as there. had been no fire in
the furnace since last Monday. Some
seem TO think IL was the act OF an in
cendiary.
There was insurance of $1,000 on
the building. which, with about $4,000
additional, win nearly restore the
structure, provided the old walls can
be used. They are two feet thich
and not much damaged. The build
ing was erected in 1859 by Sir Chris
TOPPER Wren. who afterwards design
ed and built St Pauls Cathedral in
London.
An Architectural Gem.
Discussing the destruction by fire
OF the old courthouse at williams
burg, Carlton Mccarthy said today:
From the architectural standpoint
the Williamsburg courthouse was con-
complete buildings in America The
building was small-unusually small
but possessed that quiet dignity so
ardently sought by the designers OF
public buildings
The first time / saw IT 1 was so
" 80 NAShlty 1hdt asked
one Of the leading architects in Rich
mond to explain the charm OF the
building.
He told me IL was one OF the rec
ognized masterpieces on this side of
the Atlantic. He and other archi-
tects-and he mentioned some of the
biggest and most prominent in the
United States-had been all over the
building with a tape-line, he said, in
their efforts to learn the secret of
architectural proportions.
I have been in a number of court
! houses in this country. but have
never seen one in which the interior
arrangements were more sensible.
There was no waste room. Every inch
was utilized, and at the same time
the most artistic ideas of construction
were faithfully carried out"
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WHO'LL BE THE NEXT ONE,
AFTER LORNIER, THEY ASH

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Special
Friends Of Senator Lorimer In the
State Legislature aim to head off fur
Their disclosures Of bribery in Lori
mer's election to the United States
Senate.
This leaked out following the dis
closures made by II. II. Kohlsaat, pub
Usher of the Chicago Record-HeraId,
and Clarence S. Funk, general man
ager of the International Harvester
Company of America.
Both gave evidence tending to show
that a fund of 100000 had been
raised and used by big interests to
elect Lorimer.
Funk declared on oath that ne had
been told by Edward Hines, self-con-
fessed lobbyist for Lorimer in the
United States Senate. that a fund Of
100000 had been raised to elect Lor-
inner, and that he had been asked by
Hines to contribute $4,000 from the
international Harvester Company for
the fund. This contribution, accord
ing TO Funk was to be sent Edward
Iiiden, president of the National
Packing Company.
Immediately following Funks testi-
again week from today.
Who will be the next2 was the ques-
ton asked ali over the State Capitol
today when 1t was announced that sew
eral Chicago millionaires, known to
would benefit by Lorimer's election,
would be subpoenaed.
Members of the committee today de-
clared that since for the first time in
the two years agitation of the Iegisla-
tive scandal. the real truth of the af-
fair had been heard, more revelations
would be forced
News from Washington that Senator's
Borah and La Toilette intend at once
TO introduce a resolution. to reopen
the Lorrimer case in the Senate was
received with JOY here.
Albert J. Hopkins, who was succeed
ed in the Senate by Lorimer, viii testify
at the hearing next week. He had been
summoned to appear yesterday, but the
sensation OF Funk's testimony com
pletely' overshadowed any other for the
time.
demand made by Lieutenant Cover
nor Oglesby for the names of the wit
nesses subpoenaed for the hearing was
fatty turned down by members OF the
committee today.
Oglesby is regarded as inimicai 20 the
/ investigation because of his alleged
friendship for Lorimer.
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was Unable % be pr..-

resentatlves. was unable to be pres
emit
Mr.. Bryan was the first speaker OF
the evening. speaking TO the toast.
Waterman. "a nat OF the NightY" He
reviewed the D.mocratic struggle for
reforms during the last fifteen years.
and In an address that fairly bristled
with predictions OF great national leg
islative progress in the very early fu-
turc. he praised the work OF Cover
nor Wilson In New Jersey as one or
the greatest influences for political
advancement I'm all the East. Scarcely
n phase OF his speech passed without
a bouquet for this States reform ex-
ecutive. and many of the State poilti-
cal leaders present took the Bryan
speech as direct boost OF Governor
Wilson for the Democratic nomina-
ton for the presidency.
Hopes Raised by Wilson's Record"
mo citizen OF New Jersey was more
happy than 1 when the news came OF
the splendid victory OF Governor will
son at the polls" ne said. He had
raised the expectations OF the nation
as we'll as the State. by his campaign
promises. AS a candidate he made
specific promises as personal pledges.
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HARRISON VICTOR
IN BITTER FIGHT

CHICAGO, ILL, Special.-For the
NTH time Carter II. Harrison today is
Chicago's choice for Mayor. He was
elected over Charles E. Merriam. Re-
publican. by a plurality OF 1873, and
Monday will be inaugurated for a
fOur-year term. He received 177,92s
votes against Merriam's 16O,791.
BY his election for the fifth time
Harrison has eQualed the feat of his
father. the first Carter II. Harrison,
who also served four terms running
and then was elected for q fifth term.
when he was assassinated.
The election will result in clean
ing ont of the City Hall, which for
several years has been the center OF a
number of graft charges.
Merriam, whose candidacy for Mayor
was made possible by his work at the
head of the Merriam commission in
the City Council, which spent $50, 900
in exposing city graft. probably owes
his defeat to his connection with this
body.
He was appointed 20 the chairman
ship by Mayor Busse and was regard
ed as friendly to the Busse admins
tration.
With the exception of William r.
Rodriguez, Socialist. who polled "a
759 votes, the other candidates had
scarcely enough to count.
They were: William A. Brubaker.
ProhibitiOnist. with 2,33S votes. ard
Anthony Prince. Socialist Labor. with
1897.
Harrison carried with him forty-one
Democratic candidates for the City
Council. leaving a majority of twelve
in that body for his administration.
Besides this. Francis d. Connery.
Democrat was elected City Clerk and
Henry Stuckert, Democrat, City Treas
urer. -
The election was the ouletest in
many years.
According TO officers of the election
commission and county courts, the
balloting was free from frauds.
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EVIDENCE TOO UGLY
TO RE OVERI lOOK I'm

WASHINGTON. d. c., April g.
Two or thre Senators wired today to
Springfield TO the legislative investigat-
ing committee of the Illinois Legisia-
ture for a transcript Of the testimony
concerning the revelations of the
500, 900 fund, A few of the insur-
gent Senators, among them Bristow.
Cummins and La Toilette. have taken
this step, though none of the three
would discuss the matter today.
At the White House today Senator
Stone, of Missouri, declared that an
other investigation of Lorirner was
necessary. . The testimony at Spring
field" said Senator Stone, looks so
ugly that another investigation IL alb
soluteiy necessary. This will take the
form OF a special committee which will
be speedily appointed. have per-
sonsiiy investigated the csreers Of
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70 INVESTIGATE
POSTAL SERVICE
HITCHCOCK TO DE FIRST TO FEEL
TIE PROBE OF DEMOCRATIC
INQUIRY.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Special
Postmaster General Hitchcock is the
(rst Taft official who will feel the
democratic probe. His administration
I the postal service is TO be investi-
3Ned from top to bottom.
rAecause of the recent agitation con-
%Ned with the Hitchcock shake-up in
. \railway mail service, Representa-
! y Morris Sheppard, a Texas Demo-
! 81 introduced in the House today a
| ISNNtiOn providing for an immediate
..nnASt cation of the entire postal sys-
sS1nvesti cation will be conducted
py VACommittee on Expenditures in
She .SSeoffice Department. OF which
dttep,rS Ntative Ashbrook. of Ohio. is
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NIsW YORKER WEEDS INDIAN
WHO is BLACkFOOT BRAvM
Los ANGELES. CAL, spe,

Los ANGELES, CAL, Specialize
membership OF artistic, literary and
dramatic students OF the Arroyo Din
ner Club was surprised tonight when
it discovered that Miss Annabel Mae
farland, Its youngest and pretti0St
member. who recently came here from
New York. had married a Blackfoot Ia
dian.
The groom is Hart Schultz,a tribesman
OF the Dakotas, six feet two inches tan.
The Indian. too, Is q painter and they
met in a studio.
The brides only relative Is a sister,
whose husband is a wealthy real estate
dealer in New York and whose home O.
In Westchester. N. Y.
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STRIKEBREAKERS RATTLE
WITH BROOKDYN STRIKERS

NEW YORK, Special.-One man
was stabbed and a number of others
slightly wounded today in a pitched
battle between strikers and strike
breakers in the williamsburg section
OF Brooklyn.
Harry Staerytein. q machlniSt en-
ployed in a surgical instrument fac
tory, where a strike is in progress, re-
ceived a knife thrust in the back dur
ing the lighting.
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CIAARK'S NEW GAvEL BEARS
HIS FAVORrrE MAXIM

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Special
Speaker Champ Clark was the reel
pieRt OF a new gavel today when a
delegation OF his Missouri constitu-
ents made the presentation.
On one side OF the gavel Is: He
serves his party best who serves his
country we'll This is one OF Nr.
Clark's favorite maxims.
Mr.. Clark accepted the gavel and
expressed the hope that his constitu-
ents would be as enthusiastic when
he lays IL down as they are now.
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DEMOCRATS HEAR
NOTED SPEAKER
New Jersey Executive Tells His
Hearers That Many Men of
Large Affairs Would Wei
come a Monarchy IN
This Country.

BURLINGTON, N. J., SpeciaI.-The
burlington Auditorium was packed to
its utmost capacity last night on the
occasion of the celebration by the
Democratic Club of Burlington county
OF the birthday of Thomas Jefferson.
William ]. Bryan. Governor Wilson
United States Senator James e Mar
tine and Frank S. Katzenbach, Jr..
were the speakers. Speaker Champ
Clark. of the national House of Rep
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SON OF JUSTICE DAY
TO BE DISTRICT JUDGE

WASHINGTON, d. c., Special
President Taft today nominated VIII
liam J.. Day, son of Assistant Justice
Day, OF the Supreme Court Of the United
District Attorney at Cleveland o., to
be United States District Judge for the
Cleveland district, succeeding the late
Judge Taylor.
Grant Denman, of Toledo, was nomi-
mated to succeed Mr.. Day as District
Attorney at Cleveland.
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RUB 1T OFT.

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN is 10
cated--stiffness and soreness of
muscles or joints-rub in Frayser's
Great Nerve and Bone Liniment, and
the pain disappears; the .,reatest
nil-rcund liniment in use for man
and beast; try it-don't suffer-here
h the right help; Csc bottles at
druggists. Manufactured by J. w.
FRAYSER & CO., Richmond, Va.
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WANT TERRITORIES
IN AS STATES.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Special
flood of bills poured in upon the
Senate today as soon as the Senate
regular procedure was reached.
Senator Owen, of Oklahoma, wa
the first to get recognition and the
bill which he offered was a measure
10 re-establish a national department
OF health. He also presented a reso-
tuition approving the Constitutions OF
Arizona and New Mexico and provid-
ing for the admission OF these Terri
tories to statehood.
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RADTUM SPRAY

HE AEFFECT OF RADIUM SPRAY
ON POULTRY.
II you don't want clean poultry places
and strong, healthy chickens,
DON'T BUY RADIUM SPRAY.
Read what the following users say:
IT'S NO GOOD
keeping poultry without you have
them healthy and clean, and there is
nothing like Radium Spray
1T KILLS ALL CHICKENS
diseases and lice, and cleans every
thin but a guilty conscience. 1t does
not injure the weakest chicks or any
thing that has lungs.
READ THESE:
Mrs. John Womack, Clover Va.
March z, 1911, says: My chickens we're
dying with disease and lice. gave
them one real good application of
Radium Spray. They are now thor
oughly clean, healthy and doing well.
wish l had used it before. Mr..
FBrowning says: / wish to say for
Radium Spray that / used it by way
OF experiment on my poultry. that
were dying from cholera at the rate
OF seven to ten daily, giving my poul-
try houses and chickens thorough ap-
plication, which prevented further
spread OF disease 1t did not, how
ever, cure fowls that were already in
fected, but prevented the dis ase from
spreading further. did not have
single new 'ase after using Radium
Spray only one application .sneces-
sary. Given under my hand tnis72eth
day of March, 1911. G. w. BROWN
ING, Ex-Member Legislature for Ir-
win, Va.
RADIUM SPRAY.
Office and laboratory, 100 N. Seventh
ST. Richmond. Va. Phone Monroe
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FOR SALE.
SINGLE EAR CORN OF 10 YEARS
BREEDING.

/ cannot claim the phenomenal yield
of some others-the best I've been
able to do was sc hu. CT dry corn in
1910 per acre. White corn, red cob,
ears weighing as high as % OF. Ex-
hibited only twice. NOr sweepstakes.
first cash prize and gold medal offered
TO Coast States at Omaha. 1909. East
and third for Georgia al South ~ "
tic Corn Expo, 1910. GrowTn one
red hills of Carroll. 1t is une Y
drought resister ever saw. II
long season corn BishoEA ". a M
der said last season. passlns u
corn: 81 have traye>eied some IN m
dsy' and d. that its is $500; 'P PIX. si eSe
- V. Df B. he TTEf;SSTERLY. villa Rica. Ga.
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Funk and Tilden and am prepared to
act with others in the Senate In clear
ing up this scandal"
Senator Stone would not say wheth-
err or not he had wired TO Springfield
for a transcript or the testimony be-
fore the committee OF the Illinois Leg
islatur0.
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DISAPN%NTED HE COMMITS SUI.
IN eide.

NORTON, VA, Special.-Despond-
emu over hfNfailure in business about
a week ago and in a love affair, g. c.
Murnen' thlr(Nsix years old, committed
suIGioe mere tday by inhaling gas.
hls aged faher found him on the
noor OF ms rom this morning about
Q :Sv o CLOCK, andit is supposed that he
had then been dad but a short while
"A oisconnected ed OF a gas pipe was
In the unhappy hans mouth.
Mr.. Murden hal been a grocer, but
tailed last week AID his stock was sold
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GENERAL II. G. YOUNG
rs DEAD IN PARIS

PARIS. Special.-General Henry G..
Young. an American Civil War veteran
and probably the best known Ameri-
can resident of Paris, died at his home
here today.
He was seventy-three years old and
a cousin Of John Young, a son Of
Brigham Young, one of the founders
of the Mormon Church.
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TYPEWRITERS RENTED.

3 months So. Rent applied on pur-
Aase We can save you % to 500 on
ny make Of typewriter. Write to-
fRy for particulars. AMERICAN
WRITING MACHINE CO., eos East
balm Street. Richmond, Virginia.
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DIVULGES NAME
OF INFORMANT
Chicago Publisher Gives Away
Tip in Preference to Going
to Jail.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Special
IL. Nohlsant, publiaher of the Chi
caEo Record-Herald, today terti-
He'd before the State senate Iuveatf-
EnstnE Committee that Clarence :.
Funk, OF the international Harves-
ter Company, was the man who told
him that pool of $4,000 had been
ratHed TO elect William Isorimer 60
the United states Senate.
kohtsaats testimony WINS
bombshelI In the courtroom
where the hearings arc SeinR held.
He took the stand under n threat OF
being sent 10 1nIl for contempt AZ
he refused Co dfvulEe the nnnae OF
his Informant.
The Intcrnatton Harvester
Company Is one OF the btuEert cor
pOrotionS In the worId.
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WI Ii COMBINE
TWO MEASURES
Reciprocity and Tariff 10 Be Pass
ed Together-Bryan Is
Interested.
WASHINGTON, D. c. Special

That certain of the Senate Democrats
will make strong effort to hitch enc
reciprocity agreement TO a bill for tar
If revision developed today. Some
thing may happen between. now and
the time the Senate disposes of the
reciprocity agreement to prevent this.
but the tendency now is in that di-
rectiop- The talk is strong for car
rying out plan to put up TO Presi-
dent Taft for signature or veto a
measure which will comprise the Ca
madam reciprocity and tariff agree
ment. In opposition TO this plan are
obstacles OF a Democratic nature. One
is William jennings Bryan. Mr.. Bry-
an is taking an active interest in the
Democratic program. lie is advising
the Democrats in the House and SEN
ate TO PASS the reciprocity agreement
without attaching anything else 10 IL.
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Z Eggs for Matching from Braces
g train of Brown Leghorns. Large
RfEds and great layers. We have
puIA.ts that laid at four months old
Eggs $1.00 per setting. Write for
circular.
FRANKLIN ? POULTRY YARDS,
Il Franklin, Va.
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BLIND MOTHER AND
CHILD BURNED

CLEVELAND, o., Special.-Mrs.
Henry Marston, who is blind, and her
seyen-year-old son Henry, were burned
to death early today in q fire which
swept their apartments on West
Twentieth Street, Cleveland
The father saved two other children.
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WANTED-155 MEN AND WOMEN,
laborers, farm, dairy hands, buffers,
walters, porters, cooks, general
workers, maid. For Richmond, Va.
and North. Transportation advanced.
MARTIN & COMPANY, S1S E. Broad
Ct. Richmond, Va.
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WANTED OFFICE MANAGER for
branch Office in each county and city
n state to manage our real estat and
soG.- business. We furnish all sup
Hlies and full directions, and forward
buyers to our local offices. Exclusive
Ewri.ory. Big income. THE NATION
40 HOME ASSN, INC,
<4ox SIS, Richmond Virginia.
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STRAWnERRY PLANTS.

Strong. vigorous, well rooted and
erown in country where soil. climate
and season each help 20 make hardy
and productive plants. We ship 20 all
gerts OF the United States and the
southern Islands. Write for our free
1871 Catalogue. - A. JONES a Co.,
Aurserymens Salisbury, Md.
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WANTED. SECOND HAND BAGS AND
-ufIals, any kind any quantity; write
for prices. RICHMOND BAG COM
PANY, Richmond, Virginia
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NePrOGf.
When she wasn't looking l kissed
her
Wat did she do?'
Refused to. look at me for the rest
Of the evening. "-Philadeyphia Record.
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HAIR GOODS

AMI THE LATEST PARIS FASH
IONS IN HAIR DRESSING. All
kinds Of hair ON hand or made to
order. Combings made into Switches,
Pompadours, Puffs, etc. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. HUGHES, 200
North Third ST, Richmond, Va.
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Murine Eye Remedy Relieves Sore Eyes.
Strengthens Weak Eyes. Doesn't Smart
Soothes Eye Pain. Try II Ia Baby's
Eyes for Scaly Eyelids and oranulafion-
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Warren County Farm 52 1 acres .a,s farm Gn. Land

room dwelling, one mile from Embro,
I'VE miles from Macon, near school
and church, splendid water, cotton,
corn, tobacco and fruit raised Price
$4,000, half cash, balance in 1 and 2
years.
". ,EGERToN. Macon. N. c.
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WANTED

Good teachers for Village and
Rural Schools, Fall t'rm. Write
Immediately for particulars. South
ern Educational Bureau, Raleigh, N
q !.
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n you want 20 buy q FARM, or
ocuntry home, will give you long time
~ 5 per cent. interest only. Write
~. Davidson. 90 Chamber OF Com
merce Bldg. Richmond. Va.
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Cookies Prolific Field-selected corn
every ear from stalks containing 2
or more good ears--Iess than 1 per
cent. barren stalks. Bpshel. Sc; peck,
80 cente u. W. FAndisy. ck,fiford
College. n. r.
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WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN
own your own home at monthly
payment less than rent? We will
build or buy you a home or pay of
the mortgages, and allow you to re-
turn same at the rate Of $3.50 per
month for each $1,000 together with
5 per cent. simple interest. For in
formation address B. A. RICHARD
SON, JR., District Manager, No. 4OS
American National Bank Building,
Richmond Virginia
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THE KENTUCKY JACK FARM

We breed and raise the Mammoth
Kentucky Jacks. Buy from us and
save the SPECTATORS profit. Write to-
DAY Tor prices on Jacks, Jennets and
Mules A large lot to selAct from.
JOE E. WRIGHT. Junction City. Ky.
Branch Barn, Rocky Mount, n. c.
ri. NJ Avant, manager and salesman.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.
EGGS.

EGGS.
White Leghorn eggs cheap, booklet
free. Taylor Poultry Yards, Stanley,
N. c.
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BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCKS,
Tho nocA IN, tho South

True Rock Shape. Low Combs,
Bright Bay Eyes, Soft Golden Color
and Up to Weight. Two Pens Mated
From Long List of Winners. Eggs,
So per Is. Write for Circular.
ACORN HILL POULTRY FARM,
Raleigh, y. c.