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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-04-14
Squire AIexsnder's viii.

.rbe will of the late Josiah II. Alex.
dor who died at Mount Clifton
botel HedgesvilIe on last Friday has
loon admitted to probate by the coun-
ty clerk.
FL the surprise of his friends and
neiObbors the estate will probably
reach $50, 600, and about all the amount
i given to ch urch and charitable in
stitutiops. This testator was never
married, taught school years ago and
lived quiet life. He leaves no near
relatives hence his requests to char
ity.
He first directs that after his just
debts and funeral expenses are paid "a
COMMISSIONERS be erected over his grave
like his mothers in the Episcopal
graveyard in Hedgesville.
TO Bishop G. w. Peterkin of the Epls-
copal church he bequeaths lot of
Ground in Hedgesville, but stipulates
that no buildings be erected en- it.
To the Hospital Circle of the Kings
Daughters H hospital, Martiusburg, he
heoueaths S2 600 to be expended as
they may direct for the tenefit of the
hospital.
To the Domestic and Foreign Mis-
sionary Association of the protestant
Episcopal Church, New York, he
leaves g 600 for the benefit of mission
work IN China and Japan.
70 Richmond College, at Richmond,
Va, of the Baptist denomination, he
bequeaths the sum of $4,000 to be ex-
pended in preparing young men for
the ministry.
70 the trustees of Greenwood ceme-
terry, in DeGraf, o., where his cousin,
Kate NJ. Hedges, is buried, he leaves
$l50.
10 the trustees of the Episcopal
graveyard in Hedgesville he leaves
500, the interest of which Is to be used
in maintaining his grave.
The rest and residue of his estate,
real and personal, he leaves to the
County Court of Berkeley county for
use Of the poor in said county.
lie names Laura b. Harley, execu-
trix, and Benz 5 opeck, executor Of
his will which Is dated May IL, 1910,
aud witnessed by Edward Rutledge
and Dudley Harley.
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Mr.. Ciark's Party Greed.

There is nothing in the Democratic
program to alarm or scare any legiti-
mate business in the United States.
No sane man within the confines of
the republic would want to pass any
laws that would injure any legitimate
business, but no man who has the well
fare of the republic at heart wants to
collect an exorbitant tariff on articles
of general consum ption by the Ameri-
can people.
AT least 200, and possibly 800 of the
items IN the Pay ne-Aldrich act provide
duties over 100 per cent. The Demo-
Gratis propose to eliminate these abuses.
BY taking the various tariff laws,
beginning with the Morrill, act, passed
just after the war, we can determine
the minimum of duties that will pro-
duca the revenues needed by the gov
eminent. We will first determine
what amount of revenue is needed, and
then can decide on the duties that will
bring in this amount.
The Democratic party is not playing
politics. No steam roller is heing used
on the Republicans. If that party is
responsive to the will of the people, |
do not see how the Republicans can
consistently oppose the Democratic
program.-Speaker Champ Clark.
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Reor9anixed.

A charter has been granted to Roth
well Il Company, of this city, to man
ufacture and deal in all kinds Of re-
frlgerating plants, ice machines, to
operate cold storage, carry on gene raj
nursery business, etc. Authorized cap
ital, $4,000. Incorporators: J. M.
Rothwell, X. L. Rothwell, J. y. Roth
we'll, F. NJ. Yerick and J. w. Gatrell
all of Martinsburg
The above incorporated company
superceds the well know bust aess firm
Of G. p. Rothwell 81 Co. and the CHI nge
goes into effect on the first of May.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-04-14
ROYAL Neiahhors.

Martinsburg camp, Royal Neigh
bors of America, was instituted here
in the Lambert building by Mrs. Eliza.
beth Seaton, Of Clarksburg, state de-
putty of the order, assisted by Miss
Mary Bush of Weston. The camp
starts with membership of about 70
ard number will be received at a
meeting of the camp Monday night,
when farewell reception will be ten
dered to Mrs. Seaton and Miss Bush.
The following were the officers elect
ed
Oracle-Mrs. Margare. r. Cunning
ham.
Vice Oracle Mrs. Flora j. McQuIl-
kin.
ChancelIor-Miss Florence Evers.
Recorder-Mrs. Rosetta Kennedy.
Rceiver--Mrs. Jennie w. Gerling.
Marshal ist Edith Schmitt.
Sentinal--Mr Mary NJ. Frederick.
Outer Sentinel-M Miss Nellie Schmitt.
Board of Managers-Mr Sallie
Lowry, c. b. Kisner and 5. A. Bowers.
Camp Physicians Florence Ii.
Evers and II. G. Tonkin.
The Royal Neighbors is beneficial
society for women, and is the largest
OF its sort in the United States, having
membership of over 100000. 1t is
differed entirely by women, except
the board of managers to which men
are eligible. This order is the ladies'
branch of or auxiliary to the Modern
Woodmen of America, now one OF the
leading fraternal orders in the country.
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viii Solicit.

The Executive committee of the
board Of trade has appointed Messrs.
Alex CIohan, S. p. Hopkins, }. r.
Thompson, E. F. Willard and f. e.
Henshaw as a committee to'solicit sub
scrIption to the stock for the proposed
automobile plaut. The committee Will
soon be around to wait on the citizens
Of the town and it is hoped that there
may be liberal subscription to the
fund and that these requirements
may be met.
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Total Eciipee.

There will be total eclipse OF the
sun April %. The only land along
the course is part ofthe Friendly and
samoa groups Of islands All persons
within a patch including there islands
will see the sun completely covered.
The eclipse will be hiden from many
section Of the United States by dark
ness, but it will be seen slightly here
just at shutdown or perhaps few min
utes before. The eclipse Will begin
ABOUT $50 o'clock in the evening.
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jefferson Coming over.

The people of Jefferson county have
taken the saloon matter in hands and
are going to put the ancient and hon
orable bailiwick in the dry column for
next year. There was an important
meeting at the county court house on
last Monday afternoon at which there
were seventy-hve of the best Men in
in the county to inaugurate move
ment against the granting OF liquor
license for the coming year.
Bishop Gravett was called to the
chair and made good speech outlin-
ing the work in nands and especially
defining the relations Of the church
and the individual church member to
the liquor traffic.
A committee was appointed to bring
in report as basis for organization
and Judge Frank Beckwith was chair
man of the committee.
The committee reported and their
report was adopted 1t provided that
the movement should be county wide
and not confined to the town of
arlestown and named Mr. John 7.
Colston as permanent chairman of
the campaign committee. The name
of the Citizens No-License Committee
was adopted Mr.. George M. Beltz-
hoover was made permanent secretary
and Judge Beckwith was made treas
urer. Five vice presidents were elect
ed from each of the maglsterial dis
trcts in the county.
The meeting plainly showed that the
saloon is doomed in Jefferson county.
The quality ard quantity of the
meeting was sufficient proof Of the
determination Of the people to rid the
county of the rum mill and the coun-
ty court will certainly find that it will
be apostolic to grant licenses in the
face of the opposition which is going
to be made.
Unlike Martinsburg they are going
direct to the county court by petition
requesting them not to grant licenses
n the county and it is the aim and OBJ
ject to get everybody as far as possible
to put their names on the petition.
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Married.

The announcement of the marriage
of Mrs Ethel Pitcher, formerly of this
city, has been made by her aunt, Mrs.
w. w. Crump, of this city. The ser
emony took place at the parsonage OF
the Columbia Heis hts NJ. E. church,
Baltimore on last Monday, Rev. &. H
Butler, officiating. The lucky young
man was Victor A. Belsinger, Of Balti.
more.
Mrs. Belsinger, is daughter of the
late Harry Pitcher and granddaugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Pitzer and 6
most charming young lady.
After the death of her mother, who
was before marriage Miss Lula Pitzel
Miss Ethel came here and made hel
nome with her aunt but has now been
living in Baltimore for several years
making her home with her uncle, Mr.
Benjamin f. Pitzer, of that city.
The young husband is connected
With the business firm of G. J. Dunn
'Ompany, of Baltimore and is s
man OF exceptional business ability.
After the wedding the happy couple
went to Florida for wedding trip
AFTER which they will be at home to
thelr friends at the St. Regis 1918 Gull.
lord avenue where they have engaged
elegant apartments.
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Annual Meeting.

Inc annual meeting of the Martins
oufg Clearing House Association was
helu on Monday and the old officers
were reelected. The officers are:
H. II. Emmert, President.
r. h, Wilson, Vice. President.
Edward Rutledge, secretary and
treasurer.
Inc ASSOCIATION decided that the
u INKS would not in the future put
o'ahk cheeks on their counters accessi =
o'e 70 public but that customers want
'IE checks will be furnished with
0oeeNs ON application to the cashiers
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NOTICE.

In order to better protect our mer-
chants and citizens generally from
Will not be placed upon the eustome RS
desks in our banking rooms, as here
tofore, but the same may be obtained
by our patrons upon application to the
bank employees or officers on duty.
Citizens National Bank.
Bank of Martinsburg.
Merchants Il Farmers Bank.
People Trust Co.
Old National Bank.
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TIE CONVENTION CITY.

Parkersburg is making elaborate pre-
parations to receive the delegates, and
the City will be in gala attire. They
are preparing lolrovide entertainment
for 700 delegates and hope to receive a
thousand additional persons on the se-
cond day to take part in the parade.
Special trains are being planned.
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New Trail Granted.

ine dai!y newspapers bring us the
"e"s That the Supreme court of Mis-
9ouIl mas granted new trail to DR.. b
N'arKe Hyde, who was convicted oi
t0'sohlng the millionaire Thomas II
,'"ope' at Kansas City, aud Ayas SEN
''"ced to life prisonment.
III. MS was the famous Swope, case in
D''u Elmer Swspe, of this city has
oeeh hguering as claimant as heir tc
the Swope millions.
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N0tice to Subscribers,

We wish to say to our subscribers
who will or have already moved, this
spring, that they will confer favor
on us by notifying us of their new adj
dress and their old address as well.
This is necessary for the regular de-
livery of their paper each issue.
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Ban On CuIeb Powers.

Washington, Apsil Another step
IA the Congressional stracsm Of Re-
preventative Caleb Powers, several
times convicted for completely in the
murder of Governor William Goebel,
Of Kentucky, WIS token by his nine
Democratic colleagues, when they
served notice thai they will not fit on
any committee v - li,e mountaiAeer
member.
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Married.

Mr.. Robert Carl Custer, of Harris
burg, Pa, and Miss Edna May Miller,
of this county, were married at the
Lutheran parsonage in this city by
Rev. C. S. Trump on Monday.
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FOR Sale.

A $50 camera for sale, 1t is in good
shape and does good work. Complete
outfit for outdoor work. Size 5x7. Price
$50 and 10 per cent OF if sold i'll 10
days. Call by Bel ~ one or write
+. w. Webster wooG ~. v
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case; yea, happy is that people that
people whose God Is the Lord.
With afiectonate solicitude for your
present and eternal welfare, we ask
that we may subscribe ourselves ever.
Your true friends,
THE MINISTER'S ASSOCIATION.
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state Sunday School Convention.

The Annual Convention Of the West
Virginia Sunday School Association
will be held in the City of rarkersburg
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
May pa. 1t will eclipse all previous
gathering. in the number attending
and IN the helpfulness of It,, SESSIONS
and program.
Music will be under the direction Of
the worlds greatest song leader Prof.
E. o. Excel, sccom panied by Mr.. AL
vim Proper, who presided at the piano
at the Worlds Convention IN WASH
lngton. The speakers are the best that
could be procured in North America.
Among those who will be present and
speak are DR.. George Heber Jones of
Korea, DR.. w C. Carver of Louisville,
DR.. James A. Worden of Philadelphia,
Prof. M. A. Honline of Dayton, Mrs.
Mary Foster Bryner of Chicago, Mr..
Herbert Moninger of gincinneti aud
Prof. Edmund D. Soper Of Delaware.
SPECIAL FEATURES.
On the first da y the child rens parade
and mass meeting. On the second day
Adult Bible Glass parade, accompanied
by bands, followed by mass meetings.
On the third day, missionary confer
ence followed by mass meeting. A
living tableau "rhe Children of the
Nations such as was presented II
Washington will be reproduced. On
the afternoons of Wednesday and
Thursday, seven great conferences will
be held, with the specialists assisting.
RAILROAD RATES,
The railroads will accord us a rate of
2 cents a mile. Ministers use clergy
permit.
DgLEG ATES.
Sunday School workers who desire
to attend apply to the secretary of each
County Sunday School Association for
appointments ss delegates. rhe secre-
tary will issue Delegates Cred entia
Certificate, which will enttle the hold
er to seat in the Convention and en-.
tertainment on the Harvard Plan,
lodging and breakfast Free. Each
County is entitled to delegates as fol-
lows: all ministers and UNCONVENTIONAL
missionaries, all county officers, one
delegate for each organized magisterial
district and five delegates at large.
Persons who cannot get in touch with
the county secretary, may apply direct
to the General Secretary, Mr.. A. T.
Arnold, Board Of Trade Building,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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OLD COINS.

'G75 PAID FOR RARE DATE 1854
quarters; $50 for a half-dollar. We
pay cash premium OH hundreds OF
old coins. Keep all money dated
once for our New Illustrated Coin
Value Book; size iX7 II may mean
your fortune. c. +. CLARKE & co,
Coin Dealers. Dept. G.. lc Roy, y. Y,
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EIorIdn'S I,ichmond Room.

= w
Tile state Of Florida should mains.
tain tile Florida room IN the Confcd-
free the Daughters Of tho .Confedcracy
from Ills care and cXpnnac In order that
they may devote themselves TO OBJ
ltcts not lyiuS 50 clearly and unniis-
gencral public III TIL, roomS,has Seen;
SUITABLY ;ittcd and fnrnishcd--the..c caro-
of Il helongsHto tho Stategand the OK
nensc s,leuTd lie borne by tho state
Let theqkcg stature Discharge this duty!
without dcldyi-it is a duty BECAUSE n It
involves The. guardianship OF tho.
states history ard tho record or nut-i
nc *GrSitf mddeby some OF the MODEST
81 her sons, * IA
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KeaI Gstate for AaYe
REAL ESTATE, I,
REAL ESTATE For SALE NOON
nNDSON REALTY CORPORATION,
IS NORTH ElGIITII :

4 i !
Barton lieights--1o rooms, bath. hat
y, n, 5 nsh'' automatic Windmill; lot
Avenue. Price. $4,000. Plenty others
Highland i'ark--l.ot 100 feet front: $500
worth improvements. chicken plant;
Forest Hill bungalow, rooms: lot
~ lcet; $2,250. Plenty others.
Highland Springs-Lot 200 by 100: A.
sGS mouse SIS 900: 20 lots. go by 100
Wcsth acres: G-room
house; $1,000. rlcnty others: also
price. si.i0p.h Cash $500. balance $loGG
month. Plenty others
11;room home, baths. hot water heat
COMPLETE list Church IIiIl property
$1,000 UP. 40 agen, has more.
rooms. Twcnty-sevcnth street. rent
ing 5Io month: $1,000.
DO you want 8 per cent. Investments?
Have them every where.
rooms; all modern convcniencrs
100 block Frnnltlin; $1,000;
them everywhere 10 please every
body. Tell your wants TO us.
Now 6-room house: large lot: lovely
SHADE SHADE at stop ., Petersburg Car;
Ono very nice little farm of 20 acres
half ,milc from hepot. on railroad
northwest: j-rooin house: kinds of
i . !
water and shade. Easy terms: $500.
Adjoining the above place. 3 acres
n new S-room house: everything else
convenient. and ready osSession In
four weeks. Easy terms: sl.SO0.
On public road, some fcw miles oui,
west. 81 acres: new Groom dwelling
outbuildings. etc; nice water and
shade suitable for trucking and
chickens. Terms very easy; price
. low, $4,000.
very attractive little farm Of 30
acres, one mile from trolley. on good
public road, miles south OF city.
near river Nice house. fruit. build
ings. etc. Rich land. $4,000.
a tract OF 300 acres Of Inc Very hnest
pine timber for sale: has been csti-
mated 10 saw 100000 feet PLANK
original growth Land and timber
go per acre On tidcwater; wharf
on land 20 miles away.
Ono sawmill. capacity 10000 feet per
day; one sawmill. ca pacity 5000 feet
per day: 46-.nch saws OF The very
best make. Engines. growers, planers
trucks boilers and all go along
VIII sell each mill for 500. Sold
by decree OF court.
Plenty other farms to please anybody
NoONANDSONI REALTY CORPoHA-
TITbN !I.tr asf
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Rtftfn0a
Rtetfngs. Y,
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The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL. SrOC;lIiOI.n.
T;isS' otEErINE '''-,fi

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN tbat
IL Ti,,, t.iss.ini ol the Stockholders OF
nc Chesa pcali'e and Ohio Railway Com
anT has been called by tho I,onrd sor
,lrectorS Of said Company, TO be. HnI,s
! tue principal office OF the Cotnnanv
I Ihe City of Richmond. Vtrglnla on
:, :, !i,, ~. me 2Hth da.s OF April. la1l.at
osss: N'Y. !" inG p" DUE
ca to consent To- approve and
autnoriIe the creation and issue OF
nprtgngc bonds OF the Company
70 be limited 10 principal amount
IN United states gold COLI. nf
si2s,0Op.noo at any one time out
sanding; such bonds - mature az
? from e s,,cS, and ana to pear interest
Or rates, not exceeding i've per
cent per annuin rs the Board or
directors or tho Executive Com
,m ,, Oh me Company may deter
mine: to he issuable for such pur-
poEeS. upon and subject to such
terms and conditions and in such
concentrations: TO be payable. both
n niaI ana interest. at such
pace or places in such currency.
Or currencies and at such rate or.
rates Of exchange. and to lie in
s , form and 70 contain such
or said COMMITTEES may determine.
W 10 consent to, approve and
authorize the execution and dcliv-
try OF q mortgage and deed of
me railroads equipment fran
enises and property, incluaine cor
porate stocks and cei.gationsl
o of ,ha oX ne Company the date
sucn mortgage and deed of trust
or at any time thereafter acquired
ny ~ such mortgage and deed Of
h,,, ~, 70 secure not only such bonds
out also, III pursuance OF cove
nants heretofore made by the Com
pany and otherwise. to secure. i'm
such manner and to such extent as
the Board of Directors or stock
noiders of the Company, moi ey-5
ceeding s3720o.000. face amount
OIL me -Four and Onc-EIalf Per Cent
Bonds OF the Company. issued or
isSuable under the trust indeutureE
bearing date April rs. 1910. be !.
Tween nc Company and United
states Mortgage and Trust COM
pany, as Trustee: Ef''f
tcl to approve, or to authorize
the Board OF Directors of the Com
pany II rs discretion to deter
mine. the form and terms OF such,
IF mortgage and deed Of trust. and
the property Of the Company 10 be
embraced therein.
ID TO ratify and confirm and 70
authorize and consent to any action
theIetofore taken or authorized bvl
said Board of Directors or by the
aMecutiye COMMITTEES OF the Com
the meeting. whether for the pur-
poses of or In connection with or
In contemplation of any of thu
and - :
(cl to transact such other bus
mess as may be brought before
the meeting, s,'fSl
The stock transfer books OF the Com
any will be closed for sucl meeting
II Monday, the 10th day of APRIL. 1oii.
I 9 o'clock p. NJ. and will be reopcned
[ 10 o'clock A. NJ F1,1.l
Dated. Richmond Va, March 81. 1911,
By order ofrthe Board OF Directors. n
JAS. STEUART NIACKIE. 7F.
9tt Score tnry. tiG
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WANTED. YOU TO KNOW

THERE IS NOTHING chat will
spoil your watch quicker than dirf
ana old, rancid oil. Cleanliness and
caution is economy in II .imaplcce.
the delicate parts doing indescrib-
able work will soon wear themselves
to ruin II permitted 10 run in ac-
cnmulating dirt and without oil Lei
us examine IT,. w Fl COWAF;DIN
SONS Watchmakers. jewelers. ami
EnEravers. Born and raised in the
business. Satisfaction guaranteed at
the lowest prices in the city, 1915
East Main Street. Phone Madison
XII -. m -l-..'.s -
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Mefting8.

A GENERAL MEETING Of THE MEM.
bers of the Mutual Assurance Society
against Fire on Buildings OF the State
Of Virginia will be held ut the otfic e
Of the society on MONDAY. April
II. 1911. at p. NJ
EDWIN a. PALMER. 3
Principal Agent
MECHANICS. AND MERCHANTS BANK.
MANCHESTER, Va--.l meeting OF the
stockholders OF this bank is called
for MAY q. 1911. ut flo O'Clock. al
The hank al3 Hull Street. to con
slider nm increase of the capital stock
BY order of the Board OF Directors
j. II. PATTESoN. Cashier
MEDICAL Col.LEc;E OF VIRGINIA
At the annual meeting OF the
Board OF Visitors of this institution,
10 be held oil May 30, 1ali, there Mill
he elected a Professor OF Diseases &c
children Applications for this
chair, with testimonials, to bc for-
warded to christopher 1'ompkins, Al.
~ d., Dean. Richmond. Va. 81
a THOMAS II. BARNES, MID.
President of the Board.
j. r. McCAULDY, Secretary.
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sTor. Look AND THINK.
LADIES' TAILoRs.

TO MOST WOMEN THE THOUGHT OF
remodellng an old gown is anything
hut attractive and. as Is well known.
many dressmakcrs absolutely refuse
TO do over gowns. But fortunately
there is in Richmond IA woman who
is fast making a reputation for her
self in this line OF work She makes
n study Of her profession and is in
touch With the newest and most an
proved models. MI kinds of gowns.
for evening. afternoon and mornin.
wear, are BY her brought into stylo.
and perfection OF fit and cut disIin.
gnshes them S they do the tailored
suits brought back to life, as il
were. Address * $50. care Times
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SEE. THE DISPLAY OF SCOTCH
Collie and Belgium hares at GEORGE
T. lI0GG'S DRUG STORE. Fifth and
Marshall Streets.
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5raIrn 33rnpnsaIs.

DEPARTMENT.. OFFICE
OF the Supervising Architect, WISH
ington, y, c.. Aprll .. io11.-Seaied
proposals will be received in this
Office till o'clock r. NJ on the
Still DAY OF MAY, 1911, and then
opened, for the installation OF con-
duit and wiring and lighting system
In the reconstruction of the United
States PoSt-OGice, Courthouse and
Custom House building at Richmond
Virginia. in accordnnce with draw
inTs and specifications copies or
which may he had al this onice or at
he office of the Superintendent Sc
Construction, a Richmond. va. q [ the
discretion Of the Supervising Archi-.
tcct. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Super
ViSiuc Architect 'ist
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WALL PAPER.

LET US GIVE, AN ESTIMATE on YOUR
papcrinE before giving your work
out. pUNNiNGTON & WARRINEI..
2o4 North Twenty eighth Street,
Phones, Monroe 1919: Madison 1894