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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-09-29

DAILY except Ounuay.
No. 113 South Bound due LAG p m. |
daily except Sunday.
H. E. MISCHKE Agt.
All kinds of printing done at The
Republican office.
Exclusive sale of Irvington Flour
loft w. H. MOORE & SON.
Fall Opaning of New Millinery at
Barnard & Co.'S Saturday.
Mrs. Matte Barrett paid The Re-
publican office pleasant call, FIJI
day.
Fresh and Cured Hams, Lard, &C,
always ON hand.
loft w. H. MOORE G SON.
Just received barrel of Hines Dill
Pickles. Fine!
loft w. H. MOORE & son.
Best Brands Meal and Flour,
Family Groceries, &C, at
loft w. H. MOORE & SON.
Marriage license were issued We'd
nesday to Miss Annie Bell, 80, to b.
T. Taylor, of Taylor Mines.
Miss Martina Bennett has gone TO
Milton, Oregon, where she has ac-
cepted position in Columbia College.
Let The Republican print your
visiting and calling cards. We can
furnish you with plain or engraved
card.
Miss Halle Cash and Mr., E. D. Muir
ply, of Dundee, We're married here
yesterday afternoon by Judge We'd
ding.
Mr.. Leslie Hoover has sold his
restaurant ON Main street. to Mr.. Silo
Taylor, and he has taken charge OF
the business.
Hartford Tent No. SO, X. o. T.
NJ, will give banquet for the mem-
bers, Thursday night, October 8, 1911
at the lodge room.
We have Just received a new sup
ply of typewriter ribbons for Smith
Premier, No 2, typewrlters. The
Hartford Republican.
Mrs. Lula Coppage, of Ueitchfield
returned home Monday after spend
ing a few days here with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Otto C. Martin.
When you need drugs of amy kline
please don't forget THE OHIO COUN
ny DRUG CO., has the quality anf
the price is right also 5ta
Neat stationery, like Well dressed
show windows, are an index to you
and your business. Let The Hartford
Republican do your printing.
Miss Elsie Matthews has returned
to her home at Hamilton, Ohio afta
two weeks visit in this city with
her father, Mr.. Heber Matthew'S.
Mr.. o. T. O'Bannon left yesterday
for Jackson, KY, where he is engas'
ed in the cross tie cuisines for a large
firm. He also has an office at Burks
willie, Ky.
Just to see whether The people
appreciate such thing or not, the
Hartford Drug Co. Is now settings
goods at COST for Is days. This
includes prescriptions, notions, and
everything usually carried in first
class drug store. lot
The meeting of the Baptist Sunday
School Union with Clear Run church
last TUESDAY was very we'll attend
ed by the workers of the church ant
community. Three schools represent
ed by messengers and one by letter
C. ID. Chick. of Beaver Dam, wa
elected- President and w. NJ. Fair %
Hartford. Secretary and Treasurer.
Settling up time is drawing near
and If you wish to collect your bills
easily get your bill heads printed
This class of work Is neatly and
cheaply done at The Republican OF
flee. We have in stock diffensnt size
and shapes of bill heads and state
ments- Our commercial printing il
neat, correct and in accordance will
the prevailing styles. 1.-The best Il
the cheapest"
The indtal entertainment Of tn
Hartford College Lyoeum Course will
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, 10. T. = . ID e /. 4
BY direction OF nonresident owners
we Will offer on date mentioned the
following real estate:
% Vacant lat a. the northeast COR
ner OF Twenty and P Streets
ca Two frame dwellings. Nos. 400
and 270t situated on the northern line
OF P Street adjoining the first mem
toned on the east Good lots, with
Side alleys to each house.
t3) Three CD vacant lots adjoining
last mentioned fronting together II
feet and inches on northern line o!
p; between Twenty-seyenth andsTwen-
ty-elghth Streets. and running up &c
a l6-foot alley. e
each, running from said alley. front
Ing on northern line OF P Street, al
the corner of Twenty eighth Street.
together IS feet and . inches on the
between P and venable Streets
lG) Lot fronting 20 feet with frame
building thereon, at the southeast cor
ner or Twenty-seventh and Venable
Streets. t44l
(O two (2) vacant lots adjoining
last mentioned. on the east, fronting
together 46 feet on southern line OF
Venable Street. between Twenty sew
enth and Twenty-eighth Streets.
tS) Lots with four frame dwellings
thereon. Nos. a7o7. o7oo. 27tl and 27i3
fronting together &c feet and IL inches
on the southern line of Yenablc Street
between rwenty-seventh and Twenty
eighth Streets.
All of these lots are OF good depth
and PUN back TO alleys
Piats of this property prepared BY
Redd 6 Bro. surveyors. are In tn.
hands OF the auctioneers, and can n
seen at any time, and Will bo shown
Mt time OF sale.
i TERMS: One-th!rd cash; residue ii
equal instalments at six and twelve
months. purchaser to give negotiable
notes. with Interest added, and Sc.
cure same by,.tr,ist deed on said prop
erty; or all cash. " desired.
McCURDY & JOHNSON.
AurtioneersS
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Aurtton 5aies. future 7gapa
BY Nfcveigh & OHM, ~
Real Estate Auotioneers. 55
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION sAL Il )

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
KNOWN AS mount BENARD.""S
SITUATED ON JAMES RIVER, NEAR!
MAIDENs, IN THE COUNTY OF
GOOCHLAND. VA. AND CONTAIN-i
ING 500 ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
VIRTUE OF a certain deed of trust
to the Undersigned trustees. dated May.
Of, Is .sos g. duly Ivy recorded in slerks
page 4as. default having peen made
and being required 80 to do BY the bon.
eHclarles, we viii proceed to sell, on tha
premises. on t5f I5IsII f7f'iJ'SH III
+:-. FRIDAY. JUNE "a. 1911,
the above well known farm. known as
r rM1nht Benard;" This tract Of land
peing In low grounds and part high
brick dwelling house of nix or eight
rooms and the usual outbuildings.t
TERMS: SCash sufficient To. paw the
costs and expenses OF executing this
trust, including a trustee's commits q
sion Of per cent; all taxes and .insur-
sale OF said real ostnte, and also a
rata BILE proportion OF the taxes for tho
Sear ls ol and q note for $500 and in
OF sale; also a note for s1,666,6s and
interest on same from May 4, ISL. to !
day of sale. and a credit as to a note
for 500. duo May & 1912, and credit
as to note for 500. due May 4, 1918,
and credit as to a note for s1,66e.88.#
due May 4. 1913; balance in two equal
instruments from day OF sale for notes
with interest added, payable respee- 1
lively on May :, 1914. and May 4. 1915,
and secured by q deed OF trust on said
real estate. or for all cash aa to said
residue. at the option of tho purchaser
L. w. MovEIGH iif
w. p. GLnNN. Z.
Trustosn Il,
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FOR. SALE. RUBBER TIRE SURREY
In good condition. Apply TO c. II
HOPKINS, No. HOS North Twenty
NTH street, or phone Madison 6014-J
Madison 1851. 5
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CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY

Oldest Newaboy in New England, Sew
cnty-Thrcc Ycnrs of Age.
Middletown. Conn.,. June l3.-George
NJ. Ward, who calls himself the oldest
newsboy In New England, Is cell
ebra ting his seventy third birthday and
his siXty-hfth year as a newspaper de-
liverymnn. Mr.. Ward has delivered
papers since n date prior to the Civil
War over a route that takes In parts
OF twenty seven streets and covers
twelve miles In all.
Z He still goes over the route on foot
every day In two hours and half
and shows no. signs of fatigue at the
end. i!l
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Meetings.
Virginia Railway and Powe.l
Company
.&eettngs
NOTICE OF MEETING of STOCK
HOLDERS.

.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a
special meeting of the stockholders OF
The Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany mas been called by resolution OF
the Board of Directors Of said Com
pany.. to be held at the principal office
OF said Company, at Seventh and Main
streets. In the city Of Richmond, Vir-
ginia, on Saturday, the s4th day OF
June. 1911, at the hour of IL o'clock
a. NJ. for the following purposes
among others:
l. To consider and act upon
Joint agreement entered into by
the Boards of Directors of the
Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction
Company and tho Virginia Railway
and Power Company, whereby tho
Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction
Company is merged and oonsoli-
dated with and into the Virginia
Railway and Power Company upon
the terms and conditions set out
at length in said agreement
2 To consider and act upon the
stock of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company from an authoriz-
ed capital of $12,500.0o0 divided
into $4,000, 900, par value OF prefer
red stock and ST5oo.ooo par value
OF common stock, TO an authorized
capital OF $4,000. 600, par value d.
vided into SS.000,000, par value OF
preferred stock and $12. 100000. par
value OF common stock, and the
issue and disposition or said addi-
tionnl preferred ana common stock
in exchange for the preferred and
common stock OF the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Traction Company on
the basis set out In said agreement
and otherwise a. therein set forth
s.. To consider and act upon
modification of the bylaws or tho
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany.
4. To consider and act upon any
other matter in connection with or
pertinent TO said merger and con-
solldation and any other matter or
matters which may properly be
ij special or general meeting Of the
stockholders OF said Company.
Be The transfer books for the stock OF
said Company will be closed at tho
close of business on Wednesday, the
18th day OF June, 1911, and reopened at
the opening Of busine;t on Monday
the goth day OF June. 1911. a|ilf
Z BY order OF the Board OF Directors
" GUY PHILLIPS. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Or, THE
= stockholders OF the Lynchburgt and
Abingdon Telegraph Company s,tw ill
BIO hold Mt the office of tho Western
Union Telegraph Company. No. son
Main Street, In the city OF Lynch
burg. Va,s, on Wednesday, July g,
II election of officers and directors nd
for the transaction .of such other
business asamay como before the
JIG. 1 WILLEVEF. II
g ss5 n e .S.., Secretary, Is
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FURNITURE REPAIRED AND up
holstered: mattresses made over like
new: furniture and china packed
ana shipped JACOB UMLAUF. Phone
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automnhiIes fnr aale

FoRDS.-WH HAVE SEVERAL 1905.
1909 and. 1910 second hand Ford run
have taken/in trade on 1a1i models
Prices range from $3o0to $500. Every
car thoroughly overhauled and in
3l6 good running order and guaranteed
cars offer the best automobile vaiue
to be had. Call for Demonstrated,
FORD AUTO CO.. 1929 w. Broad ST
AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT. SOLD, EX
changed free repairs for one year;
!.i8 EXCHANGE, 221-22s w. broad st.
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ageIp lMallten. dfeinaIs.

LADY WOULD LOOK AFTER SOME
ones home. Terms moderate. II i6l.
care Times Dispatch.
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PICNIC BUCKROE

Nnrlstlan Sunday Schools Of Richmond
Wednesday, June II, 1911.
Trains leave Main Street C.. a O.
Denot : 80 and s A. Nj: returning, leave
Buckroe at n p. M.#Tickcts, round trip
adults, Sl.0O;' children under II years
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Bankrupt Aotlces.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING 81
CREDITORS ~
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MuIimerIpp.

LARGEST AND BEST AssoRTTGliijESNTT
Of newest styles in millinery. - s nit q
( dresses, all kinds of ready-mads gar.
2 ments for ladien, misses and Chill.
dren: alterations free. Small sex.
penses means saving for you, Also
MRS JULIUS BEAR, 1923 %. Main
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FOR SALE. LOT OF NICE SECOND
hand awnings; various sizes, in first
class condition. L. ROSE & CO., 400
Brook Avenue
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TSolielturS Hnlt s.s.,. a,,,..

o. : q IT,
AUToMoRif + q f,ESM Is Iicslf
grade salesman of character and
ability, who has succeeded in other
lines and who wishes to enter tho
automobile field. will be given an
opportunity TO make good 10
such man we will furnish .XperL
apply. FORD AUTO CO, 1929 West
Broad Street.
SALESMAN TO SELL DRY GOODS
anu blankets on commission. Factory
to retailer. Excellent side line for
travellers. BRYN MAwR MILLS
Philadelphia Pa.
statesmen WANTED TO INTRODUCE
our new 1910 census charts and atlas
publications, Just from the press. To
experienced statesmen we can offer
SPECIAL opening and those not ia :
miliar with the work we can take in
hand and develop into high grade
statesmen IL the ability is at hand,
Address B. RAND McNALLY. & CO..
y East Twcnty-second Street. n.
III " D. . q : +.
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+ Reai estate fnr Np1t.

FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
house for July and August: Two
blocks from cars at Forest Hill
Phone Madison $751;.
FOR RENT, UNEXPIRED LEASE 4
room house. Ill North Morris Street:
possession June,1: reduced rent.
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GARDEN HOSE. AT Wholesale
prices to the consumer $1,000 feet
on hand at price from, &C. to lac.
Also a complete line OF sprinkiers,
nozzles and garden tools II YOU
can't find II go to M'GRAW'S, 14I0-
Az East Main Street
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WANTED. a LIVE. ACTIVE MAN AS
+ manager in q first-class, progress
sive, paying business OF long stand
ing. Must have from ten to fifteen
{5 thousand dollars to invest. Address
BUSINESS, care Box 92s, City. l-A
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We Will sell at public auction, oE
the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE is, 1911. rs

the premises, on ts5h il "A
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1911.
at $500 P. NJ. "a
that unusually well built and well ar.
ranged dwelling above referred To,
now occupied by Mr.. John Rebman, and
containing reception hall, parlor; H.!
brary, dining room, kitchen pantries.
ETC., on the first floor. while on the I
second floor there are ive well-iighted.
bed rooms. some of which are large
and very handsome. An attic of large
dimensions. with one rooIn fttad mp
for dormitory. protects the house
from the summers heat and Affords
large storage space. The lot fronts
so feet by 1e5 feet, and the whole
property Is we'll lnclosed The house..
being In good condition and built OF
the best material affords an unusual
opportunity for the purchase Of a most
comfortable and we'll located 3semi45
suburban residence. We would further
elaborate upon the house but really5l
1t has to be seen to he Appreciated
and we hereby heartily extend IS to
every person at all Interested an OPP
porturity to go over lit Il any,tt lime
using one OF our machines, IL necesss
sary, TO make the trip. a sgs
TERMS: Will be made unuaualiy
easy, long credit being givon upon tho
bulk OF the purchase money. s 81
N w. BOWIE & SON, 81
Real Estate Auctloneers.gsS
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LAWN MOWERS.

FROM $3.50 UP. GARDEN HOSE THAT
is guaranteed to stand the high pres
sure of the West End district, 10 to
cents per foot./ S., E. EVERIDGE.
1907 ". Broad Street.
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Datent8--. Jranelltark

PROTECTIVE PATENTs! PRoCU 1fiHFi5
& promptly. Our books, "The iProtec.
4 Success Ssent ION request, :. Personal
service guaranteed. BEGELERi :, e.
a.RQBB. Patent and Tradomark Law.
& yers.L 100 223 AlcGtll Bldg. Washing.
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Cream Factory
25o7 Fast BROAD STREET,
III ltittt- n, lI-(,rrnN sisatt

Ss
WEDNESDAY. JUNE a. COMMENCING O'CLOCK
VII sell
Will his
Il u sG$
handsome
feet
or
one OF the hndsomest the
Soua Tanks andM
frame
fine Silent
walls covered with panel mirrors polished
rt OYSTER COUNTER. sf8as8
witt
r Z
= y & / .9a
o
Electric Motor Stating C. &
Delivery wagons aots gooa
& ! ( & Z F
/ Tl5i t5tS i.%&
consists m and large line AL the
other Foods
i. 4 Z
551 aah
is he East
mndo
which is of
z ~
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MUST BE SOLD ON OR BEFORE THE
18th of June. one cafe license cash
register and coffee urn. Apply at
once Y. NJ. c. A. Cafe. seventh and
Grace Streets. ~ rl
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Real estate for sale.

FOR SALE. 700.ACRE TIMBER FARM
lying broadside Southern Railway
and running within 200 yards of
awning sawinili to make the land
clear This is no humbug, but ihr
real thing" and a look will con-
vince you that you can own /, 100
acre farm without price. For partic-
nlars address Box 300. Chase city,
900 ACRES, 20 NlLES WEST OF RICH
mond; dozen good buildings so
for pea hay; 80 in pasture: 80 in tne
woods; 20 acres partly cleared; five
. teams 20 head stock hay CROP, feed
$4,000 cash. This is one of tie best
farms on upper James: beautiful sit
uation; at railroad station; Ito acres
meadow Will produce 200 tons tim
oihy yearly: fine water; extensive
view. Address l. 81. care Times Dis
patch. 1IiA
FOR SALE. ONE HUNDRED ACRES
OF iand one anu half miles to steam
ana interurban station: Richmond
Ten mics: only slight improvements.
CiUSE, owner. Benton flarbor, Mich,
or John circuit Centralia, Va.
FOR sALE BRooKLAND PARK
water eiectrc rGG irh,a nat and eor c0d
lot: good shade trees; two blocks OF
car line Will be sold cheap on easy
Terms III DOuSnt ut once. For further
information call Madison 60SS.
FOR SALE, A SMALL FARM on
Seven Pines Road. about one mile
from Richmond, 10 or 2 acres: also
one lot at Ginter Park. block l., lot
NO. 10. hawthorne Avenue: also ono
lot at Twenty-ffth and Vtnable
STREETS s9GI Is. Apply 70 Ell. DIETRICH,
FOR SALE, CONVENIENT AND ATT
,racuve' Chestnut Hill home; corner
house. on car line. convenient to city.
grape arbor.and stable. a bargain.
Phone Madison 1861.
WHY NOT TAKE THIS BARGAIN?
rooms, hot and cold water, bath
etc; large lot. Only $500: in first
class class condition. Address ID ESQ. care
5o-AGRE FRUIT TRACT. CLOSE TO
station Chesapeake and ohio rail.
years old: small building: good wa
ter; macadnm road: 30 acres in for
est Rare chance Box z, Alton, Va
FOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL WATER
front home: all modern conveniencee.
overlooking Fortress Monroe, Hamp-
large lawn. shade trees two minutea'
walk to car. For further information
address S. II. W.. care Postmaster
Buckroe. Va. n,
WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN
own your own home at monthly
payment less than rent? we will
6nnd or buy you a home or pay
off the mortgage. and allow you to
return same at the rate of $3.50 por
month for each $1,000. together with
per cent simple interest. For
SON, .JR.. District Manager. No. 40s
American Ma tional Bank Building
richmond. Va.
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BoarntlrQ.

ROARDERs WANTED AT All EAST
Franklin. MISS PALMORE,
HANOVER CAFE. 100 WEST FRANK
lin. Reduced rates for summer
months MRS LEE STUNE LIPS
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FOR SALE, BROOkLAND PARK
residence. 10 rooms: hot and cold
water: electric lights; large corner
car line. Will be sold cheap on easy
terms If bought at once For further
information call Madison 6OSS
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Anetton s5ales. future 5Dapn.
TheVaIerltme Auction Co.
AucTIoNEEas
618 EAST BROAD ST.
AUCTION SALE

.RE,FUis ED AND NcLAIMED
FREIGHT OF THE SOUTHERN
z RAILWAY Co.,,
FRIDAY, JUNE 16,
beginning, at $50 A. M. al
at their freight depot, foot OF Four
tenth Street, Richmond, Va, consist
Ing Of a large lot Of general freight
including asnumber Of cases OF Drugs.
Notions, Dry Goods, Clothing, Furni-
ittre. Pictures. Tobacco. Groceries,
Crockery and other articles.
ThsIs a valuable lot OF goods, Sale
starts at o:ao O'clock sharp Friday.
Juno is.
TILE. VALENTINE AUCTION co. /,
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5ftuattors gManteD. Female.

BoOKKEEPER.-YO LADY 81
sires situation as bookkceper or ns-
s1stant; several years experience:
capable OF taking charge OF oInce
understands shorthand References
furnished. Address b 1856. care Tines
s Dispatch at3t3 r LILO -f1l-'- -
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| WANTED, GOOD SERVANT; MIDDLE-
aged woman preferred: references,
| good wages. IO7 South Fifth Street.
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FOk WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. 61A Brook Avenue
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FOR SALE. A SMALL FARM on
Seven Pines Road. about one mile
from Richmond, 10 or - acres: also
one lot at Ginter Park. block l., lot
No. 10. hawthorne Avenue: also ono
lot at Twentyffth and V,nable
streets. Apply to l.. j. DIETRICtIi
d 210l Enst Main Sirent ~ - ------ n.
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ANTIQUES.

You CAN GET GENUINE ANTIQUE
furniture at G. e. LYDA'S: also an
ttques and other furniture repaired.
polished and finished Antiques
bought 10 West Main Street
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WANTED. YOUNG LADY FOR BILL
Ing and Office work, Some knowledge
of typewriting necessary. T. 343.
care Times Dispatch.
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LONGS SPRING. WOOD MAKES a
quick fire and good heat. because he
has kept It stored away. 1t is per-
fectly dry and exactly what you need
Mt this season. whom 1T is usually
hard to get dry wood at any price
Phone Madison 1863
KINDLTNG WOOD. EXCELLENT FOR
light cooking, S1.50 half-co Phone
Madison III, SAMUEL II. COTTRELL
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR. THE EAST
:, ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
To the creditors Of MARVIN S.
Of Henrico. and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
i5th day Of May. A. D.-1g11. the said
Indicated bankrupt, and that the first
meeting Of his creditors will be held
In my office, Rooms Nos. Sr2 and S0r
Richmond. Va. on tho i 9TH DAY Or
JUNE. A. D. 1911, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, Mt which time tho said
creditors may attend. 81 prove their
claims, appoint n Etrustec, '.aXnmine tho
bankrupt and transact such other busi-
hess as may properly dome before said
me citing. llis !. jl
IL s};ss< Referee iins Bankruptcy.
.llIune o. u 81 $50. 49,.
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Want Ad Rates
9ngr itlln uullilu.I

~ - -,2-> -,>>~>I-->-
4 LOST. DIAMOND AND SAPPHIRE
ring. between Nowlan's jewelry
store aud Ninth and Main. or Laurel
street car. or Park Avenue, between
Laurel and Shafer. Reward ii re-
tufhed TO 81 Park Avenue.
LOST. BROWN LEATHER iPOCk EFT
book, containing annual passes IN
y FAVOR of w. Il. Hyman, Jr., of G. K
y. Hallway and Atliintic Coast Line
nnd Pullman Company Notify W. b.
LYMAN, JR., g. a. o. Railway, Cen
.cral Office l
LOST IN HIGHLAND PARK CAR OR
between Seventh and Bruud and Mil
Ter & Rhoads' basement. onyx and
gold brooch; heirloom. Suitable re-
ward. Phone Madison 6iS. MRS.
i} ROSA a.. TRANT. is
LOST, TUESDAY EVENING, BE-
tween and q o'clock. between Fifth
and Franklin and Governor and Main.
one lady's handbag, containing
money and check payable to Mrs.
Julien Binforu. Jr., and other arr
ticlcs. Suitable reward wilbc paid
II returned to ; Governor Street.
LOST. PURSE on c. & o, BOAT. BE-
tween Newport News Ind Norfolk.
sunday morning. lth instant. Purse
contained about SIS ard several re-
ceipts. Liberal reward If returned to
3Q1 North Twenty-second street.
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BOARD d1Ianten.
&oon1S fnr Rent.

Nicely FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
or.without board. lis East Marshall
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED NURSE,
Broad. Hf 3 $50
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BY N. w. Bowe 8 Bon,
Real Estate Auotlone erS,

UNUSUALLY ATTRAoTrvp.i Spa
cIoUS AND WELL ARRANGED.
RESIDENCE. NO. 1sos. ON THE
BROOK ROAD. NEAR THE FIRST
STOP ON THE ASHLAND. CAR
I LINE. ilf.l 4; Il ssS 9 & ,sS
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BRIGHT LAD DESIRES POSITION AS
\ errand boy. Address ID 278, care
i Times Dispatch.
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SITUATIONS, professionaI.

LADY WITH EXPERIENCE DESIRES
position TO teach English and music
during summer months. Board COM
pensation: references exchanges a
GS caree;rines-Di