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9orge | InIeonins of llniperiitets-
iubiI9et. | en- fpif o. srei Tale gioroe
rcbe for, bporban 2utber Colleges
RrGiioent bapbe "opfsrt fig" UNDER
al Staien | ariitiania. 2oftoren
funoe bepione, at ban bapbe ififfet
fig | ole Senieenoer iaaleoeS, iom
man bapbe Het til at pente al Ell
Manb | bans fremifiiote Sitting %
meb Samilien Ireus' 5orbinoelier
baabe Der % | Roree. Gltbcr Col.
Iege babe megeu sgre al fin 8eprG.
ientont. Talcren bp9Iebe bl. a. peo
9etponineen al, at De, iom arbeioer
/ norf aulturs Sieneite Der ! gme.
rita % biemme | Rorge, faar anleb.
ming til at lore bperanore beore at
fienoe. Saaoanne &eiier iom Den,
Rrofesior Breus mn bapoe siort, bar
af flor gigtigbeb | me- END en- Sen.
ieeroe, og iiffert bar oct, at 9utber
College og 2utber Colleges 8jerning
/ oisie balpbnnbrebe Iar er beore
foritaaet % bsiere ~ifattet | oct samle
6GbreIanb ibag, netop foroi Goleget
par iao belbig at ba en- Wiano iom
groiesior Breus til at repreientere
fig peb Sc itore 5%eitIigbeber | &riiti.
onia ii6Ite Woaneo. Spao bans uo-
n9pneIie til Commander angif, iaa
baooe en- Zig ubmGrfelie ielpfsIgelig
ellomi itsrre getponing | Rorge emo
her, % ogiaa beri Iaa oerfor Ell flor
anerfienoelIe, life blot al Erofesior
RreuS' p~erIonIiae 5ortieneite, mea
al oet betponingsflloe Irbeibe, iom
College gisr.
g~rofeSior 8reitS taffeoe tilililt for
BEN s@re, iom SafuItetet og Stuoen-
terne babe pitt BAN % bans Suitru
peo oct pafre Sptog og De mango
pofre Orc, Tom Der bar rlbtolte. Sn.
gen pibite bebre emo ban, at ban life
bapbe f%ortient at gisreS til @ien.
itano for en- Ooation Tom benne, men
ban tog ben beqeriffe perIonIig til
Snbtpgt. Oct bar natirligpis Col
Irbeioe | fin Selbeo, Iner.
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6orltaaeIle al Situationen, ban no
fin Saf for Den bite Spm9rf-
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iom 2utber Colleges ingen gnfeIt.
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giort | 90 Iar, ftinoe emo life nogen
minore arebs al Weno ba nbrettet,
life en- Wou6 og life buubrebe
Oct bar bort norife airfe.
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bolo | Horge uotaIte ban, at ban %
DtrS. EreuS operaIt bapbe msbt iaa
11egen GlifpGrbigbeb, @elpilie og
Smsoefomneubeb, at ben Spgape at
-epr9ientere 9oleget bapbe falbt
lam meget l%ettere, emo ban ielp bah.
DC pentet. Sperbopebet baooe oeres
p9ret meget bebagelig og in.
+creSiant / ollie Moaoer. De gl9oeoe
.tg BOG opcr igien at bore fonumet
3iem til Secorab og 2utber College
% Der at faa 2op til paanp at tage
'at poa lin @ierning. Senne 8ier-
ming bar blct BAN fier, iagoe Gro.
.ieSioren, life min6it paa @rrno al
gooe Somarbeibe peb Stolen.
Som Ifilutniug poa oct belle rim.
let ct ire @ange ire Surra for Bro.
cg WrS. greus, ioa ipontant
% froftig, at oct gap 8ienIpo / ollie
0ecoroboaierne.
Zen ganife itore SoriamIina ipreo.
tc fig oerpaa, o9 bper orog biem til
III. Get bar Ell | ole Moaoer ilb.
nerfet orronacret oa beIoia uofprt
Iffpre, ION iifterIio Ipnge bill min.
oeS blanot OeItaQerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-06
Senoefc Wfoocr>

&oniul Sulpban @enbefe / @ran6
Sorts, %. 3af., er al Song Saafon
ben 22be September uon9pnt til
&ibber Of ct. SlafSoroenens lite
9laSIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-06

eens -0eeorat. Soften- I'll elreiuinoe %
Senuer | @amleIcnoet. = Slrsoaas % Gre
oaeSueaacen letter $3.50; Sreeassuo9doen
aIsne, Sl.25 pr. aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-06
Bill tale I SaSper, @tnn.

g. s.. s. 0 b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26
CATS RETRIEVING INSTINCT.
Males More Amenable to Discipline
Than Females.
From the Scotsman.


One of the regrettable pranks of my
boyhood was catapulting sparrows, and a
tortoise she'll kitten, progeny of the de-
spised stable cat. learned of its own ac-
cord to fetch the dead birds and bring
them to my feet. Certainly this example
of cat retrieving was exceptional, but the
faculty was so strongly developed as to
become transmissible, the tortoise shells
kittens in turn becoming expert retrievers
with very little teaching.
cats intelligence is very little behind
that of dog. and / could cite instances
when the members OF a kitten family
have learned tricks more quickly than
the members of a puppy one. l do not
wish to disparage the sex. but I have
found in teaching young cats to retrieve
and do tricks that the males are much
more amenable to discipline and quicker
at lessons than the females are, and
of troupe of performing cats which
went the round of the music halls some
years ago every member was male.
Taking cats generally the highest in
telligence is met with in Manx and for
eign short hair breeds, although our ma
tive cats might be just as clever II they
were given the same opportunities. Per
slams, on the other hand, are peculiarly
stupid. Unlike a dog, cat has not a
forgiving dispositions; it is at all times
more independent, and consequently more
patience is required in it's training, and
1t must never be cuffed.
When 1 owned a well known "cattery
OF foreign shorthairs the inmates would
answer to my whistle just as dogs do
and they each had names and would re-
spond individually to them. The tricks
they could do were legion. but the one
looked on as my greatest triumph wa:
| the rounding up of chickens as dos
rounds up sheep, which one, and only. one
| learned to do Another would do pen
ance'' by going down on it's knees, put
ting the front of it's head on the grount
| and remaining there until told to rise.
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yellow straw. and just that color ribbon,
ONLY it wasn't cut away on the sides
II wish they hadn't altered the shape
the other kind were incest, don't you
think so?"
The practical woman did not think SO.
She recalled the straw tunnel of her child
hood in which she could see nothing but
a round light ahead. She figured out the
casualties that would result from a day $
wearing of a shaker by the children OF
today, and she was about to express her
oninion when-she concluded not to.
To the other woman, looking backward
to youth and love. had come the blessed
glamour of a moments forgetfulness OF
a world that must be a lonely place for an
oldish soul in rusty Grape. So the prac-
tical woman told a nice little lie.
Eyes, indeed shakers were just lovely
and do you remember balmorals?
do III had a gray one with stripes
of red and green and purple
For one good solid business hour the
practical woman stood before that mil
iinery window and helped resurrect past
made up OF hoops, peachstone rings,
sugar crackers and goodness knows what
some of them personal remembrance and
some of them handed down." Why?
Oh-becauSe-
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ment of kicks, but the marshal of France
made a grab and shook the two apart:
Both you stand off and then clinch ac-
cording to rules-now then, together
"Lawd nhe'bn! look at dat man sickin'
dem chillen on like dat!-Say, you
white man, Whar you speck to go when
de good Lawd calls you-huh?"
The laundress didn't limit herself to
words. She put her basket down, walked
into the scrimmage and laid ponderous
brown hand on each boy.
well, sho am 'stonished at you bofe.
I ben a slave an now rs free, but dis is
de fus' time ] ever see cullud boy an
a white boy fightin' like cats. l seen 'em
go fishin' an berryin' toguther down on
de farm before de war, an l seen my
son go as body servin' to ole marse an
nair one of 'em amt never come back
Clar out. bofe on you--an' say, you tar
pot, you comerlong an tote my basket.
an mebbe' you'll get some bacon an
green's / got a bilin' for dinner-an', as
to you, you white imp er Satin, you g long
home to your nanny whar you b'longs."
The war was over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26

countless memoirs of Erasmus the hum
dred volumes of George Sand. OF all
that formed the audiences of the ancient
world those live today that expressed
themselves, those that thought in marble
that conceived in bronze. With all men,
since grateful Homer at Chios put his
benefactor's name among the compan-
ions Of Ulysses i'm the Odyssey, since Mil
ton died happy that posterity would not
willingly let his memory Diet is NOR
tality's protest against dissolution, the
recoil from oblivion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26
Botany Bay.

FrOtn the LOnuOn CIrOn1tIe.
Sir Joseph Banks. whose biography n
about to be published, was the MIN who
invented the once-familiar phrase Bot
any Bay" He was the botanist attached
to the expedition OF Capt Cook. the
Australian Columbus" Landing at this
bay. close to the present city of Sydney.
he found such an abundance f strange
plants and flowers that he associated the
word botany with it for all time. For
a long time Botany bay and Australia
were synonymous i'm England Sydney
has spread out to the historic hay. and
you can travel by tramcar to Botany.
1t was Sir Joseph Banks who made the
kangaroo and other Australian animals
known to science.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26
Immortality.
From the Atlantic.

Wise or foolish. men have agreed that
death is disaSreeable. humiliation unde-
sirable, remembrance sweet. Religion,
out of its hope that this fleeting world
may not be all, has evolved doctrine of
unending life in another world. The
Greek, the Brahmin. have given the soul
another habitat and have called their
doctrine metempsychosis. The artist seeks
immortality in art. in self-expression-a
form Of creative impulse as irresistibiy
strong as that by which the world 10
peopled-the cacoethes scribeiAii, strong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26
Beans at Their Best.
,ir. in the Atlantic.

John Muir In the AtIahlIr.
No two cooks quite agree on the meth
DDS of making beans do their best. and
when after petting and coaxing and
nursing the savory mess-wel oiled and
mellowed with bacon boiled into the heart
of 1.-THE proud cook will ask. after dish
ing out q quart or two for trial. We'll,
how do you like my beans? as IL by no
possibility could they be like any other
beans cooked in the same way, but must
needs possess some special virtue of
which he alone is master. Molasses.
sugar or pepper may be used to give de-
sired favors, or the first water may be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26
Around the City

A hunk Of boy was going through his
daily failure to understand the grammar
Jealous teacher was trying to in
still.
She was a patient woman and had
labored faithfully. hopelessly and entire
ly without personal petulance. with the
seemingly arid nothing" of Jimmy's
brain. The last case in point was an
adjective for which Jimmy had no use.
1t was also the straw that broke the
teachers calmness of routine.
How do you expect to get along in
the world when you are a man, If you
do not know an adjective from "a
For the first time she had appealed to
the man-creature instead of to the pupil
And Jimmy had his reply:
"Well, say, what's the use of 'em, any
how? When l get ready to hunt job
the boss amt goin to ask me what's a
adjective?'
And into the teachers heart came the
thrill-shock of any other miner who
strikes pay dirt. Jimmy's ignorance was
not a thing of stupidity or impertinence
or laZineSS.
1t was a point of view.
And by that sign she knew she could
conquer.
A woman-not worth describing-stood
before a store window looking at a MILL
merry display.
The model that obviously absorbed her
fancy was the newest thing in pokes. It's
stiff, scuttle shape was of shiny yellow
straw finely woven, and there were pink
satin chin ribbons and coquettish hint
! of the old-time curtain frilT' of the rib
| bon ripping below the crown of stiff
straw.
Another woman-not worth describing,
except that she had practical assertive-
ness about her-had been attracted by
the display but was turning away when
the other woman stopped her with a ia
miiarity that appealed because the
speaker herself was so obviously timid
and self effacing:
Looks like a shaker, doesn't it? Or
maybe they were before your timer"
The practical woman owned up to a
shakered past. The other woman flushed
with pleasure and became reminiscent.
Brings things beck. doesn't 1t? used
to have a shaker like that; the same stiff
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poured off and spoonful or two of
ashes or soda added to dissolve or soften
the skins more fully. according to vari-
Gus tastes and notions. But. like casks
OF wine. no two potfuls are exactly alike
TO every palate. Some are supposed to
be spoiled by the moon. by some un-
lucky day, the beans having been grown
on soil not suitable, or the whole year
may be to blame as not favorable for
beans etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26

There was street scrap yesterday.
The fighters were boys Old enough 10
know better.
The first intertwist of legs attracted
four other boys. colored laundress a
white woman and an oldish gentleman
with cane.
The white woman constituted herself
a peace committee and tried to stop hos
tilities, but the oldish, gentleman flourish
ed his cane as il he were a marshal OF
France-and the fight was on.
The youngsters started In to drum each
other with fists to an under accompani-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26
The Usual Spring Ailment.

From the Pittsburg Post.
1.-THE doctor says l have mental indi.
gestion."
What on earth Is that?
Seems I'm reading more base, ball news
than l can assimilate.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26
Heard in the Suburbs.

From the Boston Transcript
Neighbours Boy-Maw sent me over to
see il you'd lend her your bottle Of cod
liver oil.
Mrs. Sharp-You tell your mother we
keep our cod liver oil strictly for home
consumption
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26

Manager-We want only wide-awake
boys In our store, madam. I'm afraid
your son is too sleepy.
Parent-Couldn't you put him in the
alarm clock department?-Boston Tran
script.
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apction Scales. Tbts Zap.
TheWaentine Auction Co.
AUCTlONEERS
q 1 g EA ST BROAD ST.
AUCTION SALE
OF THE

MACHINERY. OFFICE FURNITURE.
ETC, OF LAlDLAW- MACKILL &
co. LTD. siOc-s5OO WILLIAMS
BURG AVE. THURSDAY. JULY 20.
AT l:3o O'CLOCK p. NJ,
consisting of one 1Og-Gallon Copper
Stiil in c |. jacket. with copper con
densers in stiil; one 100 Gallon cupper
Kettle in steel jacket. with copper
pipe connections TO condenser: two
copper Kettles. IN steel Jackets: two
steel Enclosed Tanks. three feet diam
eter by thirty inches high; two Closed
steel Tanks. one Feed Water Pump.
one 6x6 Clayton Air Compressor. one
50 inch diameter. i-foot Steel Air Re-
celEer, y inch steel one Steel Receiv-
ing Tank. feet diameter. feet high.
100 pounds pressure. closed top: two
steel Receiving Tanks. 80 inches diam
eter. Y feet nIbh; one 6-horse power
Vertical Engine. two Steel Mixing
ranks. i&5 feet, lot Skating Belts,
Pulleys. etc; Combination Lock Iron
safe. Oak Standing Desk. Oak Flat
Top Desk. three Office Chairs. Platform
Scales, one S-horse power Boiler and
vertical Engine small Copper still,
Two Trucks, and other machinery. etc
sale positive. Thursday. July 30. 4:30
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WANTED. FOR l.. 5. ARMY, ABLE
bodied. unmarried men. between Lses
OF eighteen anu thirty-five, citizens
OF United states: OF good charG
ana temperate habits. VINO can speak,
read ana write the English language
or information Apply to Recruiting
Oh!cer. S2o East Broad street. Rich-
mond. or l5i y. Sycamore Street.
Petersburg, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20

STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL AND
pipe of every description cut TO order.
CLARENCE COSBY, 1929 East Gary
street, Richmond Va
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CAPE VIEW COTTAGE.
EEIl gl;2zl 3
.~-~~~~--

FOR REST AND RECREATION
.Virginia's leading all-the-year Moua
ain Resort. Fine hotel. Write for book
let and rates Address w. G. HAMIL-
TON, Manager
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Dibioeno 5Rntices.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co..
Office OF Treasurer

Richmond, Va, July II. 1911
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF VIR-
GINA Carolina Chemical Company
have this day declared a dividend Of
three ca per cent. on the ,1In,non
stock OF the company. payable / IL
per cent. on AUGUST is, 1911, ami
l 1-2 per cent. on FEBRUARY I6,
1912, TO stockholders of record on
August 4. 1911. and February g. 1912
For the purpose OF said dividend
the common stock transfer books
will be closed from r. N. on Fri
day. August T. to 10 A. III. on We'd
nesday, August j 6, 1911. and from IL
NJ on Saturday. Februaryl3, to 10 A.
NJ on Friday, February 1s. 1919
s. w. TRAVERS,
Treasurer.
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@aettnuS.

Gfnter Park, July 20, 1911.
a THE sTATED--Co COMMUNICATION
@of Lewis Ginter Lodge. No. 3l7,
Assembly Hall THIS (Thursds s 1e nvE "a
MING at 1880 o'clock. Work In the
third degree.
All Master Masons in good standing
invited,
BY order OF tho worshipful Master.
GEO. p. STEEL. Secretary,
400 p. Main st., city
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Summer Boarnluo.

souTHAMPToN COTTAGE. OCEAN
NleW-Good board; comfortable
rooms; reasonable rates
RUTH COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW. VA.
nearest cottage to the dance hall, on
the waterfront: large rooms; ocean
breezes. boats for hire: new bath
mouse, with all improvements: meals
at ali hours: special dinner soc MRS
the most popular resort on the beach;
LOVES COTTAGE, WATER FRONT
Virginia Bay Station, ocean View
Reasonable rates; good service spe-
ciai meals. SOC; bathing suits Tree.
Mrs. w. T. LOWE. Proprietor
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zual ai,o .pn4i,u.
AlslY ~~.a..,ru. ,s,e,e.

bOIs.-A TREASURE CHEST, FULL
Or HUNDREDS Or DOLLARS IN
HARD CASH! IHE TRAIL 40 ~
ANY WlDEAWAhe BOI CAN rOl.-
Low. DON'T WORRY AM LrN-
GER WHERE 40 GEI kEAa
AlONEI OK " iA1EVEIt ARR lCL.
GET II. PARENTS, iNIESTluATE.-
FOX THIS SELF SANE ROAD HAS
LED MANY a BOY no A BAAn
ACCOUNT. COME WITH YOClt BOY
az 1OC CHOOSE. CONE EARLY.
-. r. DUDLEY. JR. lVl. l.. CARY
81. kiCnaiOND. VA.
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The Valentine Auction Co.
AUcTIoNEERs
81 q FAST BROAD ST
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE

BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
PLUMBERS suPPL1Es. IRON AND
LEAD PIPE, BATH TUB, Lava
TORIES. WASHSTANDS, TOOLS.
ETC.
Pursuant to decree of the District
Court OF the United States for the East
ern District of Virginia. entered On
July ~, 191l. in the matter of w. G.
Gallespie. bankrupt, 1 will sail at No.
COL East Marshall Street, and In lot
rear CTS East Broad Street. on
FRIDAY. JULY 81,
at $3.50 o'clock p NJ,
lot of Plumbers Supplies. Fittings.
etc; Steam Radiators. iron and Lead
Pipe. Galvanized Guttering and Con-
ductors, Enameled Bath Tub, Enameled
Washstands. Lavatories. Cooking stove,
Timers and Plumbers Tools, Sheet
Galvanized Iron and Tin, Water boil
ers. Flat Top Desh. Standing Desk.
Chairs. etc.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
Fl. w. GOODWIN
Trustee.
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Philips House and Annex

Mass Ave- ana Beach, Atlantic City, N. j.
EIhvhtor TO street level. Open all year.
F. p. PHILLIPS.
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WANTED. A BUYER FOR $500 ACREs
virgin timber land near State lima:
bargain for quick. live dealers
Address Box 355, Covineton Vo
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oiEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE.
eiSht weeks completes, Wages while
learning Position guaranteed when
tnfouGn. Write Ior catalogue. MO-
'LER's BARBER COLLEGE.. zui Bow
cry. Sew 10 City
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8usulfss Opportunities.

SPLENDID PAYING CoMMER1CTAf.
printing plant and good will IN one
OF best cities in North Carolina. for
sale owner mas other interests
OPPORTUNITY care Ttmes-DJs-
patch
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w AhIED. YOUNG MEN OF GOOD
Character TO Learn. tho automobile
business. We must have DetW cen
nIty and seYenty-Nve men for our
factory CONNECTIONS within the next
three months and We wili allow men
VINO can furnish reference To pay y
parry OF the cost oi learning OUT or
lhelr ar3t months salary. AIR. C. w
ScaInans, ylo West broRd. Richmond
Va, no longer connected with this
Institution. For all Information al
dress communications direct TO Wash
ING Dept. 1905 Fourteeath street. u
W.. Washington. u. c.
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a5uu;;tp...Srt duO slpr SDlurk

MULES MULESl MULES! FIVE PAIR
OF good acclimated mules. right out
81 the hardest KIND OF work. from
S!1V TO 5000 per pair. also tlrre
good horses. hvc and six years of
age. PETER PAUL'S FARM, Me-
chanicsVille Turnpike. four blocks
from Paramount car line.
T.. s. Telephone Monroe 2715
fOR SALE, Two EE-YEAR-OID
horses and u new automobile. twin
seat buggy, cheap for cash: ore
mare one horse, about T5u pounus
ehch. horse good saddler. Apply
X. 9. BOXLY. Bumpass, va.
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& gal ann Qaoob.

WOOD, Is WOOD. BUT THE WOOD
macs wood rs all wood except a very
thih Dark on the outside at this sen
son. III spring season | have IL with
out BARK My WOOD is split In sea-
son and Iiear OF knots, by wood and
my coal at summer price will create
smile becahAa II touches the pocket
book and wLrms the home, TRY
LONGS. Phone Madison 1863
kINDLING WOOD. EXCELL EMF ron
light cooking. Sl.50 hsit-cord. lhonc
.iaaison III SAMUEL H. COTTRELL
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Professional Delp Wlsnffry,

TEAcHERs-RY No MEANS roo
late; excellent openings daily;
schools and colleges; all grades and
departments; three agencies: ono
enrolment; twentieth year. SHERl-
DAMS AGENCIES. Greenwood, 8, C,
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Seal Gstate Tor &aIe.

vALUABLE BUSINESS AND FARM
Ing property at and near Dillwyn
buckingham county. Va. beloa ging
to the estate OF the late A. w Moore
Two-sToRY sToREHoUsE. FRONT
rooms 2sx52 IT.. rear rooms 36xS5 IT..
story office building. l6x45 feet, six
rooms: one-story warehouse, 40x150
teet; The above property has every
facility for handling lumber. railroad
ties. sumac, cordw ood bark, and with
the private sidetracks adjoining all
freights can be transferred directly
from the cars to the buildings. Ad-
joining this property are the ware
houses and factory of the Dillwyn
Tobacco Company who operate a
rapidly growing market for leaf to-
farmers patronizing the tobacco mar
ket makes the location of the prop
erty an ideal one for the saie OF
Tba e s snd supplies
hustling man with some capital 10
build up a profitable business.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE WE
have several smaller business prop
critics which we are Offering for sale.
THE FARM AND TIMBER LANDS
consist OF places OF $50, $50, 1877, 81.
81. 20 and 10 acres respectively. /
Particularly par Hsny wish TO call attention to
ne sso-acre tract. situated on Slate
smaller streams. This tract is adapt-
ed TO farming. fruit growing or graz
ing. In a few years there will be
nearly enough timber on the place
to pay for it. For further particu-
lars address W. r. Common, Admin
istrator, Dillwyn. Va.
HOME ORCHARD AND FARM.-THIs
is splendid combinations u most
delightful home. fine orchard and
excellent farm: nine-room dwelling.
with modern equipment; 1000 select
apple trees, in bearing; 70-acre farm.
Everything In hrst-class condition:
magnificent views; close to c. s: O.
station, in noted Albemarle region
Price. $4,000. Free Real Estate Reg
ister. H. w. HILLARY & CO.
Charlottesville. Va.
WANTED. A BUYER FOR $500 ACRES
virgin timber land near State lina:
a bargain for quick, live dealers
Address Box 355. Covington, va.
FOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL Water.
front home: all modern conyeniences.
overlooking Fortress Monroe, Hamp-
ton Roads: boating. bathing. fishine.
large lawn. shade trees; two minutes;
walk TO car. For further information
address s. H. w, care Postma ster,
BuckrOe. Va