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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-06-07

ten feet beyond the girl lay. just a
the edge of the track her face upturn
ed to the clOuded skies.
| | dropped upon my knees. drew of
| her gauntlet glove and felt her wrist
There was a noticeable pulse and ]
was enabled to distinguish the faint
| pulsations of the heart There was
water in the canteen dangling ct my
saddlebOw. and ! began to battle the
white face, the contour of which
could barely perceive. Very slowly
the returning breath came in greater
volume through the parted lips. and |
lifted her slightly upon one arm. with
head resting against my shoulder, l
felt slight trembling of the slender
form and realized. although I could
see nothing. that her eyes were open.
Suddenly she wrenched herself away
from me.
"Am-am hurt?" she questioned.
her voice tremulous. her mind appar.
emily still dazed from the shock
You have had an ugly fall and
not think you are severely injured"
And my horse?'
"The mare broke her neck"
In an awkward effort at comfort
placed my hand gently upon her
shoulder
How dare you touch me-" she ex-
claimed. Il do not wish either your
help or sympathy. you despicable
Yankee spy"
But listen first
mo. will not listen; your words.
your very presence. is an insult
would have killed you if could; will
kill you now Ii you speak to me again
or make any attempt to follow me-"
! was aware she held the revolver In
her hand and realized she was keyed
to the point OF using 1t. yet 1 was not
Silenced
Where do you intend goinG?"
THAT is no affair of yours On foot
! am helpless TO thwart you. Mr.. Spy.
so now you can let me alone"
Then ii is true that you were at
tempting to ride for tie Confederate
linesi"
She did not answer. but endeavored
TO struggle weakly TO her feet Scarce
~ WAS her slender figure erect when
she uttered sharp cry of anguish
and sank Imply back again. both
hands ciasped about her ankle.
What is it,"
'AIy-my ankle: oh. it pains me sou
The pain and helplessness Of her po-
sition had made woman OF her again.
Doubtless she realized the utter futility
OF further resistance. for she silently
permitted me 10 unIace the shoe and
run my hand softly over the injured
ankle
1T is merely a spraln." | announced
at last However. the injury is Ger
tainly bad enough and precludes any
thought OF walking"
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REMEMBER assisting the girl into
the saddle. slipping her little foot
into the Stirrup. All at once
apprehended the sweet charm OF
her young womanhOOd, coupled with an
odd feeling of personal interest. l had
never even. spoken to her; she had new
er once spoken to me-yet she was my
wife. Some way the thought thrilled me
rs If had received an electric shock
Jean Denslow was already actually
mine; | could claim her by law; she
pore my name-why. she didn't even
know what my name was.
To my immense relief she drew rein
sharply to the right. and we headed
eastward. 1t was like riding blindfold-
ed. so black was all ahead. with what
appeared TO be thick forest on either
side. At steady stride we rode on
ward through the gloom in silence. an
embarrassing constraint upon us both.
Again and again | glanced toward her.
my lips opening for speech, yet unable
TO utter the first syllable. | had in
my heart the fear OF n coward
wanted her TO respect my motives.
to understand what it was which had
driven me into such an act OF deceit.
Not even justified in my own mind. |
yet dreamed | might possibly justify
myself I'm some small degree before
her. Once. rs if the constrained ST.
lence had become unbearable. she ven
tured Il commonplace remark upon the
nf iUh ~ inh T
must have replied stiff1y enough. for
both Immediately relapSed into silence:
the only sound was made by our
forses' boots now pounding along
road grown hard and rocky as we
steadily rose into higher attitudes. In
the narrow bed of stream we drew
rein 10 permit the animals 10 drink
thirstily.
Il rather expected TO encounter pick
cts along the road" | began. staring
about into the night Have they been
withdrawn"
l imagined she glanced toward me
rs IL In surprise at my words or rem
dered suspicious by the sound OF my
voice
"Al pickets in this direction were
recalled last night. when General Hus-
ton returned to his brigade" she re-
piled indifferenuy.
Then we are already between the
lines?"
Neither army has ever been east
OH this slope of the mountains. SO far
as | know"
Haven't heard there was a ford
at Coulters?'
Just below the landing. yes: but il
is narrow and never safe when the
water Is al all high. Why we crossed
IL together only last summer on our
way 20 Franklyn."
To be sure. so We did. ! have pass
ed through SO much since then that
have crown forgetful."
The horses isfte,i their heads. their
wet nostrils dripping. and we rode up
the opposite bunk poficing "A star or
two peepIng shyiy ou from among the
ragged clouds.
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News For Rosecrans.

I'M END taking you upon my
own horse ~ far as Fairview,
and will leave you there safe
with your friends"
"And-and them she asked anxi-
ously.
Then. Of course, propose riding at
once for the lines of my own army"
And do you ina CINE | will ever per-
init that?" she questioned hercely. Il
am Southern girl. armed: know
what you mean TO do. Mr.. Spy"
! stood up before her quietly in the
gloom
You can certainly shoot me IL you
wish" l acknowledged soberly. Per
maps you might be justified In such an
act am not going To diSarm you nor
make. any Effort 10 prevent your doing
as yon desire But II you do not shoot
lie | intend doing my very best ~
take You safely to Fairyiew."
think we were there for long mo
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HARRIS IS UNDER
BOND OF $4,000
Declares Fatal Blow Inflicted on
Brown Was Struck in
Self-Defense.
Especial to The Timcs.Disn,,cb,

Gloucester. Va, May 3o.-MiIton
Harris, who Inflicted a fatal blow
on John A. Brown last Sunday while
both wero in q boat on Sarahs Creek,
near the Tide Mill. in Gloucester
county, came to Gloucester Courthouse
to-day and was placed under bond of
$4,000 to appear before the next granu
jury of Gloucester county
Mr.. Harris asserts that he struck
Brown In self-defensc. declaring that
he went upon Browns boat to ask him
as to certain statements he had made
against his dead mother. Brown is
reported to have affirmed the state
ments, and to have said that Harris
was among four men he wanted to
Kill. When Brown started into the
cabin Of the boat, Harris supposed,
for his gun the latter picked up n
piece of timber and struck him on the
head Harris was otherwise unarmed.
Mr.. Brown was taken to Norfolk on
Monday for treatment. and died there.
His body was brought to Gloucester
for burial yesterday.
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BY virtue of two certain deeds OF
crust from G S. Oliver and wife to
Charles *. Willis and ]. Jordan Leaks,
trustees. dated, respectively. the 9TH
and 10th days OF February, 1910. and
recorded. respectively, In tie clerks
Office O. the Chancery Court of the
oity Of Richmond IN u. tB. 2o5-D. page
4s3 and ID. b. 206-A. page 225. default
having been made IN payment of a
portion of the debts thereby secured,
and balng required by tho bcneficiaries
30 to do. and also in pursuance of an
order OF the United States District
Court for the Eastern District of Vir-
Sinia. entered May "a, 1912. in re c. S.
oliver bankrupt. in bankruptcy. the
sail at public auction. on tho prem
jses, on
TUESDAY, JUNB 4, 1912.
at o'clock p. NJ.
che following property. in the city Of
Richmond. Va. namely:
All that certain lot of land Bounded
as follows: Commencing on the south
limo of Franklin Street. between Cleve-
land and Tilden Streets. ut point
dis tant twenty five C25) feet west OF
Franklin Streets, running thence west
wardly along and fronting on the said
south line OF Franklin Street twenty
five (25) feet, and running back from
said front southwardly at right angles
and between parallel lines one hun
brad and forty five (l45) feet to an
alley sixteen feat wide.
TERMS: One-third cash. and the bal
ance In two equal instruments at six
and twelve months from tho day OF
sale. with interest added. the said
deferred payments TO be evidenced by
notes OF the purchaser and to 90 Sc
cured by a deed OF trust upon tho
aforesaid real estate; or for all cash,
at the option Of the purchaser.
CHARLES Il. WILLIS
and
J. JORDAN LEtAKE.
Trustees under said two deeds of trust
H. l.. ANDERSON.
Trustee in bankruptcy for c. S. Oliver
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gfgal jQDttrr

THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
TO the Sheriff of the City Of Richmond
Greeting:
w. command you ito summon. az
heretofore we have command YOU to
summon. Chicago. Burlington and Ouin-
Gy Railroad company. corporation
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Railroad Company. corporation: the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
a corporation; Washington and South
ern Railway Company, a corporation.
Riehmon , t'reGdericksburg and Poto-
to apnsar rs at the clerks ONCE Of our
Richmond. at the courthouse of sa1d
city. at the rules to be- holden for
said court on the THIRD MONDAY IN
JUNE. 1912, to answer the action of
r. B. Simpson and b. w. Elder OF n
plea of trespass on the case.
Damages. one thousand dollars And
have then there this writ.
Witness. +. p WINSTON. clerk M
our said court; at Richmond. tho sth
day OF May, 1912. and In the I3sth
year of the Commonwealth.
?. p. WINSTON,
Ie ,r,uYs Clerk
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BY virtue of a deed of trust dated
November IS. 1908, recorded In Henricc
County Circuit Court. Deed Book 1874
page 1Se, and at request OF note holder
default having been made in payment
of debt secured. I will sell by public
auction FIRTH Ir s1e I PrsWis Sc sr on nor,
at / o'clock p. NJ,
the property described in said deed as
all that lot of land. with ali tho build
and being in the county of Henrlco
Va. in the plan of Highland Springs
fronting one hundred G00) feet on
Daisy Avenue. designated as lots Nos
"a and 20, in block d." section 6. I'm
provements consist of a neat dwelling
TERMS: Cash for debt due. any taxSs
due and unpaid, and expenses OF sale
balance at one and two years.
c. l.. DENOON,
Trustee
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GRADUATES GET DIPLOMAS.
Commencement Excrciscs Mt Green's
boro Female College.

I
boro Female College.
Greensboro, n. c.. May 30.-One or
the most interesting commandments
in the history of Greensboro Female
College closed last evening. 1t being
Its seventy-fourth anniversary. The
weather during the week was ideal.
the ATTENDANCE nattcring, while tho
program was rendered in a splendid
manner. rejecting great credit OIL the
student body. the instructors and the
gifted president, Mrs. Lucy II. Robert
son.
Rccitals from both the expression
and music departments showed tho
high grade OF work being done un-
der the advanced course
The baccalaureate sermon. delivered
by DR.. Charles Byrd. of Asheville, oil
Sunday morning. end the one before
the Y. ". c. A. at night by Rev W.
T.. Aberncthy, were afforts,
Monday, being alumnae day. was
devoted to the association: in the ar
ternoon the business of the associa-
tion was transacted. while at night
all Informal reception was given to
the visiting and local alumnae. One
Interesting feature OF the event was
the presentation OF the Alderman
scholarship. given by the family OF
who was for nifty years connected
with the institution as instructor.
AT the graduation exercises on Tues
day morning eleven young women
received diplomas in the literary
course, six OF these in music also; sew
enteen in music. twelve of these being
in piano. two in voice and three In
organ Three ost-graduates took the
q. NJ. degree. and ten received certif-
Gates in the business department.
Dr. w. S. Currell. OF Washington
and Lee University, delivered a splen-
did address before the class on the
subject, Books; a Blessing or a
Bane."
y cryon portrait of Bach. a work
OF art was presented b. the piano
graduates. and n, set of musical refer
ence books was given by III. gradu-
, ates In organ.
the climax to this delignh'ul occas-
ION was the grand concert Siven las.
evening by the music graduates.
Many encouraging evidences Of pros
perity are shown in the rapidly build
Ing new dormitory, which. with it's
modern equipment. will accommodate
the many pupils which have been eager
TO be admitted. The fine reference H.
1 orary. the exquisite art exnibit and
the many additions made to tho labor
atories all are great sources OF pride
10 the friends and alumnae Of The col
'cse. as we'll as the exceptionally fire
music which was given on all these oc-
casions by the musical faculty. .)r.hes-
ira and students of the institution
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aurtton Sa!fs, jFuturs Daps
BY John T. Goddin 8 Co.,
Real Estate and Loans.
Bank and Eleventh Streets.
Builders Attention!
Auction Sale of Ford's Hotel
Building
TO BE REMOVED.

Pursuant to the provisions of a Joint
resolution of the City Council, an.
proved April ~, 1912. We will offer for
sale. to the highest bidder. on
TUESDAY, JUNE 4. 1912.
at o'clock P. NJ.
on the premises. all of the building
material, etc, in tho building known
as the Ford's Hotel" located on the
east side OF Eleventh Street, between
Broad and Capitol Streets. and con-
sisting OF oae million G.O00,O00) sec.
ono hand bricks and a large quantity
OF framing lumber suitable for build
ing purposes.
Conditions governing the removal of
TINS building and other informal ion
ea1 be had at our office and at the
Office of the Building Inspector.
The PURCHASER OF this building mus
remove the same from this lot within
ninety 600 days from Juno "a, 1912.
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN T .GoDDIN & CO..
Anrtiopeers
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PERSONALS

DUPLICATE TYPEWRITER LET.
ters. w. f. HOBART, BOX 1Il2.
Phone Sill
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For SaIe

We Rave SOME SPECIAL fNDUCE;-
ments to oner you IN the talking
machine line. C.. Il. HAYNES g. CO,
III w. Broad Street
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BY virtue OF a certain deco Of trnx,
to tho undersigned trustees satoS
December 20. 1910. duly recorded in
Clerks ONCE of Chancery Court OF tho
city OF Richmond. in D. b 2o9-D. nnpe
416. default having been made in tho
payment of the debt secured sherebv
and having been requested so TO do Nv
tho beneficiary, we will proceed to sell
at public auction on tho premises,
FRIDAY. MAY 81. 1912 AT
O'CLOCK p. NJ
all that lot of land with tho br,ok
dwelling. No. sos North Seventh
street. and oil other improvementa
thereon. beginning 40 foot north OF
Leigh street at the north line OF a 10
foot alley and running north and
fronting on Seventh Street 80 fost II
Inches. and back between parallel lines
l20 feet to q 2o-foot alley.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to paw Off
and discharge a note for $4,000. with
interest and costs OF executing this
trust: balance upon terms to be stated
at sale.
oRDwAY FULLER,
ARTHUR p. CHAPMAN,
T<-uRteeA
CHAR1IDs A. ROSE CO..
Auctionecrs.
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9eeting5

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
the annual meeting of the stock :
holders of the Kline Motor Car Cor
poration will be held ut the ONCE
OF tho company, American National
Bank Building. Richmond, Va, on
the 7TH DAY OF JUNE. 1919. at IL
O'clock noon, for the transaction of
such business as may lawfully. come
before the meeting.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
ID. r. MIDYETTE,
Secretary,
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Bustness Opportunities

LOOKING FOR BUsiNESSf ON
typewritteii letters will ind It In
expensive and always get an Inter-
view. Box l142. Richmond. Va.
FOR SALE. DRUG STORE IN WASH
lngton. ID. c.; we'll stocked: doing
good busincss; branch post-ofiice
almost pays rent. Good reason for
selling. $4,000 cash. Apartment 20.
2124 Street, N. w.
WANTED ONE OR TWO LIVE, PRO.
Sresslve business men to Join me
In purchasing four very valuable
patents, with the object In view of
forming small close corporation to
manufacture and market the above
patented articles. Articles have al
ready been made in a small way and
found ready sale at nice margin OF
proit. IL you have from $4,000 to
$4,000 to Invest. with services. and
want to get into clean manufac-
turing business for yourself. write
70 E 234. care Times Dispatch
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Keal GtsIaIe ,IDr Sale


FOR SALE. BRAND-N NEW. TWO
story. 9-room house. with SM acres
OF land: house plastered inside. roof
outside and woodwork inside paint
cd; porch front and back: good wa
Ter. pump; one outbuilding, l2x2O,
SIX acres cleared: one hair timber.
To see place take Richmond and
chesapeake Bay trolley line to
Greenwood Station which Is 20 MN
utes out: then walk west quarter
mile to old mountain road: look to
your left. you will see three new
houses. the first one painted a dab
color with porch in front. supported
by six old colonial columns Can 10
MAD for $4,000. o. JUVE, Glen Al
len, Va Il. F. D. No. 2.
a BARGAIN FOR QUICK BUYER
Ien-acre farm and new ten-room
rouse and outbuildings, on the Il.
T.. electric line. Call on g. s.
RICHARDSON. American National
Bank building. Richmond. Va.
FOR SALE. THREE FRAME HOUSES
west Cary Street; seven rooms:
good condition: excellent tenants
shooo. Address OWNER. 2406 Grove
Ave. Phone Madison 4l5y.
80, F'toET BY l79. GROVE AVENUE
$3.50 per foot. a. J. WARREN AS
North sixth street.
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Cllanteh

WANTED. 70 BUY FoRc casa
household goods in any quantity
Phone Madison 1851
la DIES; YOUR COMBINES, CUT
mar bought or made into braids.
puns, etc Shampooing. hairdress.
INC, 212 n. Fifth ST., Richmond
DUPLICATE TYPEWRITTEN IET
tiers. W. f. HOBART. ROX iI.o
Phone Sill
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Drip, GoaIe ann EflGaIe

INDUSTRIOUS MEN AND wOMTS
wanted. Room III. Mutual BuiIdinr
70 snow every one our goods. frrsh
from factory. The best ever nrn-
factory. baak, business house snha;
house, hospital. etc. Can readily carr
from us 10 SIS per week. Perma-
nent' pleasant. Call at once before
al our territory Is taken. Hours
P. II ''''
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2p8t anu :fulluD
Qelp Cdantsn, RaIe

RAaNAGER WANTED FOR SOUTHERN
1aANLE ACTURERS' CLUB, CHAR
LITE. n. g. ADDRESS APpITC,A
TONS 70 CHAIRMAN. IIOUsF,
6OMM!TTEE. APPLICANTS MUST
81 UNMARRIED. POSITION Will,
HE FILLED On OR BEFORE JUNE.
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BY c. l. & II. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
NEAT, MEDIUM SIZED DWELLING;
IN HIGHLAND SPRINGS, WITH LOT
AVENUE
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KfaI GStaff Jfor 5air
Does 100 Per Cent. Profit
Interest You2

An opportunity TO tho small In.
ycstor with one, two or three hundred
dollars to make 100 per cent. and
have his money secured by real estate
is seldom offered. The big fellows do
1T with big capital; yon can do the
same with small capital. It costs YOU
nouhinE to learn how. Write to-day.
Address Secretary" Suite Gil Mar
bridge Building. broadway. corner 3ith
Street New York City.
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BY virtue of deed of trust, dated
August I, 1906. recorded in HAnrico
county Circuit Court. ID. b. 177-B, page
245, and at request Of beneficiary, de-
fauit having been made in payment
of debt secured. ! Will sell by public
auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. JUNE 3. 1912.
at 6:30 o'clock p. M,
the property described in said deed as
all that certain lot OF land. with the
improvements thereon. lying and lbeing
in the county OF Henrico. Va, about
one mile from the south "a stern limits
OF the city of Richmond. Va. fronting
fifty COD feet on the south line Of
Williamsburg Turnpike and running
back in southerly direction between
parallel lines two hundred and sixty
four (26D feet Ths improvements
consist OF two desirable dwellings and
usual outhouses.
TDRaDS: Cash to pay debit due. any
taxes due and unpaid; to pay expenses
of sale. and the balance at one and two
years for notes. with interest. and Sc
cured on property.
C. 1. DENOON.
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TRUSTEES PUBLIC AUCTuoN SALE
OF
a DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
WEST FRANKLIN STREET.
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BY A C. Hartman
Real Estate Auc tioneer.
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Summer Boarnin9
@eaIen l9rouosaIs

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
eeived until noon SATURDAY, June
3, 1872, to furnish the Penitentiary,
state Farm and State Convict Road
Force 500 barrels susquehanna or
Potomac clipped behring's, catch 1912,
guaranteed TO count from COO to 700
Delivery to be made as required.
Mark your envelopes plainly, Bids
for Fish" The right to reject any
or all bids reserved
]. b. WOOD.
sinnerinf o ndent
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Auettnn RaIes. whts Aap.
BY Charles A Rose Company.
Real Estate Auotioneers.

TRUsrEws AUCTION SALE
LOT OF LAND. WITH BEroK
DWELLING THEREON. KNOWN As
NO. SOS NORTH SEVENTH sT-Rp,nr
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By c. l. & H L. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE BY PUBLIC AUG.
TION OF
TWO VERY ATTRACTIVE DWELL
INGS ON WILLIAMSBURG AVE
NUE.. NEAR THE CITY LIMITS, ON
FULTON HILL
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auction RaIes, future pags

By Pollard G Bagby,
Real Estate Auotofeers.
AUCTION SArE
TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF GROVE AVENUE.
HE'TWEEN TIJD10N AND WEST
STREETS.
AT tina request Of tho ownsr, we viii
Fell oy auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. JUNE 4, 1912,
at 80 P. NJ,
the above Property, Tho lot has q
frontage Of fifty c5o) feet on Grove
Avenue. running back northwardly
between parallel lines one hundred and
seventy mine feet TO an alley IN rear.
TERMS: Easy: announced at sale.
POLLARD & BAGBY,
AuctionearS
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KeaI Gstatc Epr lSs11t

ron RENT. beautiful, Twoss-ror,, :.
mouse on West Avenue, compie,elt.
Iurn!shed. possession at once: terms
reasonable 10. care T.mes.Dis-
Ch RENT. SECOND AND THIRD
noors. 400 East Broad stree, 49,,
o,VoO icct moor space, suitable FOR
iooge rooms or business location.
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PROFESSIONAL pelp llantfo

WANTED. TEACHERs FOR PTsTTCC
school and college work. Positions
open IN al Southern States. Write
Tor "A Plan" SOUTHERN TEACH.
Frs AGENCY. columbia. 8. C.
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BY Pollard 6 Bagby,
Real Estate Auo1ofeers.
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Summer Resorts
The Allegheny Inn.
GosIIES. VIRGINIA.

In the heart of tho Allegheny MouutSinsx
1000 feet elevation. Modern BRICK and stone
structure. perfect In all appointments. Pure
water supply sanitary plumbing. perfeot
drainage. Mineral watcrs--Chalybeste. LIZ
ohta. Alum. sulphur-from the famous Cold
sulphur Springs. All amusements A wells
.lued stable OF hrst-clnss suddle horses. Gar.
age. For terms and Information addrasn the
mhna ger. care Cafe Republquc Washing
toh' D. C.. or Goshen. Va Open Juno list.
eeho ior booklet. j. w. ROWLAND. :
Manager Director.
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Situatfon5 1aanrrn, eaIe
peIp lQanteu, ,EemaIe

WANTED. \ FEW sALEsI.a 6fEt,s s,
can between o and II A. NJ Friday.
q. E. RICHARDSON. Easement Amer
lean National Bank Building.
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CHARLES A. ROSE CO..
Auctioneors