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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-12-09
AFTER SICKNESS
How to Recover Strength.

So many people are asking how to
recover their strength after severe
sickness that We are publishing this
information for their benefit.
After grippe, pleurisy, pneumonia
or any illness what you need is new
strength and better blood.
The most certain way to get this
ie by taking Vinol, our delicious cod
liver and iron preparation without
oil. II creates strength, improves the
blood, sharpens the appetite and re-
stores the entire system to a healthy
robust coalition.
Mrs. Alice Mill OF Newton, N. c.,
says: 81 had a very severe attack
Of grippe which confined me to my
bed for several weeks. After I was
able to sit up, felt weak, tired and
worn out for a long time. A friend
advised me TO try Vinol and before |
had taken one bottle I was entirely
relieved Of that tired, worn Que feel
|tng which usually follows grippe and
had regained my strength and felt
well again
Try a bottle Of Vinol. Your money
uill be returned IL It does not restore
your vitality and strength. w. l..
eokay. Druggist. Bennington VT
P. S. II you have Eczema try our
sexo Salve. We guarantee IT, Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-12-09
The Banner Savings Bank Town OF
Vermont.

On the 4th day of October. 1912
there were 7O2 depositors in the
Hyde Park Savings Bank who
resided in Hyde Park and the ag.
gregate of their deposits was
more than a quarter of million
dollars-or, to be exact, $751;.
0S1, Sand the population of Hyde
Park at the last census was only
1853
II there is another town in the
State of its size than can make
such a wonderful showing We would
like to know it, and we will cheerful.
ly give that town a free notice COM
mending its thrift.
Think of it, This means that
nearly every other, or second, man,
woman and child. infant, youth. mid
dle-age and aged person in Hyde
Park, 702 out of 1853. has an average
deposit in the Hyde Park Savings
Bank of $357.66.
There is only one conclusion to
be drawn from this fact and that
is that the people of Hyde Park, who
know all about the men who manage
the Hyde Park Savings Bank. have
unlimited faith and confidence in
them.
They know, from close contact
with them and as their nearest
neighbors. all about their habits.
characteristics. idiosincracies bust
ness abilities, conservatism and
banking methods. and they show
their implicit faith in these manag-
ers by bestowing upon them a meas
ure Of confidence and trust which is
very rarely found. We doubt If a
parallel can be found anywhere.
These home depositors know
that safety, and not hight rates of
interest obtained at far away points
is the Uniform and unvarying motto of
their home bank and believing its
managers to be absolutely trust
worthy and safe they make this bank
the custodian Of their spare dollars.
OF course the fact that the bank
pays four per cent and pays all
taxes is very tempting. but no more
so than 20 depositors in other towns.
Nobody knows you quite so well as
your near neighbors. II they have
faith in you il is usually because you
are entitled to their confidence
News and Citizen.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-12-09
The Solution.

The bankruptcy court can boast some
delightfully."- naive rejoinders. How,
sir, is it possible" angrily demanded
the opposing counsel of the bankrupt
ito live in the Injurious style you have
affected on $500 a year, The witness
replied. with an air of justiliable pride.
that that "was problem to which he
had devoted considerable time In the
interests OF social economy. and the
results of bis humble efforts were now
before the court"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-12-09

ton, Pa, and one of the daughters Of
Mrs. Sara McKeown, today filed ex-
cepuons to the accounting rendered
several weeks ago by o. d. Bleak
ley, executor of the estate of Mrs.
McKeown. 1t is said other except
ions will be filed.
Relatives of McKeown have begun
an action in equity to prevent the
payment of any part of the McKeown
estate to the children of Mrs. Sara
McKeown.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-12-09
SAY MOTHER WAS NOT A WIFE
John Mckeown's 100000 Estate
Claimed by Relatives.

Pittsburg, Dec. 5.-That John Nc
Keown, oil operator of Claysville,
Pa, never married Mrs. Sara Nc
Keown, who for years was accepted
as his wife and who was the mother
of his three children, is one of the
allegations made by relatives of Nc
Keown's who are seeking to get pos
session of the 100000 estate.
Mrs. McKeown is dead
Mrs. Anna l.. Braden of Washing
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-12-09
WIN. FLiNN GAVE s3e,o7o.14
Contributed More Than Half of T
RS Pennsylvania Fund.

Harrisburg, Dec. 5.-William Finn
Pennsylvania leading Bull Moose
and treasurer of the Washington
party during the Presidential cam
paign, today filed his accounting
which showed s45.1S6.0S from State
contributions. ID. O. Jones of Pitts
burg, treasurer of the Washington
party in western Pennsylvania also
fled his account, adding $1S,330.61
to the total.
The Roosevelt boomers spent
$63,51669 in the State. OF this
amount Finn personally contributed
sac. 070.14.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03
Auction 6aIes, furure Dal0

Sale Of Valuable Manufacturing PIa1s %
AItavisfa. va--By virtue Of two deeds -
trust. bearing date OF August !. D1i. -
April II. 49,. and duly recorded 10 -
Campbell County clerks Office. the unoee
signed will sell at public auction, On -
premises. on Friday. October =. isS. &c i
o'clock A n. the plan: OF the conso.idsss1
Furniture Works Including factory -
Office buildings and land attached tneroeot
machinery. franchises. patents. onsce fusns-
ture and fixtures. Manufactured eooAe -
ehinery and supplies aaa material % hoD1,
N n whole or in parcels to SILT purcAonoe8
Terms: Cash. but more focrai terms
be obtained upon reasonable coudifsone -
@. Bell. Aifav;ssa. Va: w h ooose. -
r Cask,e. A. h Percy. Lvnehburg. ".
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6eaIeD proposals

BIDS TO FURNIH SUP
plies for Southwestern state hos
pi,aI for the months OF October, NO
vember and December. 1917 b'as
must be sealed and marked pids 20
thc undersigned. accompanied with
samples Of goods offered. ana must
be in by 8 o'clock A N. OF the ictn
day Of October. 1912
A list Of such goods a. are wanted
will be furnished upon eppiie.u2a
An roods must be delivered FOB.
Marion, va. Depot The right to &C.
cent or reject any or all bids offered
is reserved
This october the LIST, 1912.
A. II GrBBOEET.
Sfe~sYA
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AUCTION SALE
GENERAL MERCHANDISE. AT
PAGES CoMMIssARY. NO. 1907 EAST
FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8
commencing at 1880 o'caock. ,5!s

We win sell for Page" lsrIs
quantity of general merchandise, Gro
ceries. Smoking Tobacco. Cigars. Drugs.
Cattle Powders. CandieA Cakes.
Pickles. Flour. Soaps. Crockery. Glass;
ware Enameledware, Tinware. Fvn1-
white Goods. calicoes, Winter Un-
derwear. Sweaters. Hosiery, Blankets
Bed Comforts, Feather Beds. Mems
Clothing. Gloves. large lot OF Harness.
large lot OF Picks. Shovels and Con-
Platform Scales. and various othAf
goods. IL
Dealers Of all kinds invited 70 thu
sale page says SELL" Ia
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO. =
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New, Of Fredericksburs.

,snac,a1 to The Times-Dispatch.1
fredericksburg. Va. OCTOBER
n.tition has been presented TO Juose
p HI. Chichester. Of the SpotsylvaAia
C;rcu,t Court. by freeholders OF LN-
inRston District. asking Tor an eAeeuo.
ON the question Of building permanent
improyed roads In that district
Mrs. ". H. Brulle has been eiec.eo
treasurer of the Mary Washington
hospital Association, to NIL the vacancy
caused by tho resignation OF MIS-.
Maurice Hirsh- :.
Miss Enie Humphries. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. HUMPHREYS. OF TINS
CITY. vas operated on yesterday II the
Mary washington Hospital, for appen-
dic,tis by Drs. Scott. Doggett anu
Barney. OF this city. ~
Troop D. of the United States cavalry;
a. Eor. Myer, arrived here to-day ana
uanf into camp on Captain M D.
powe.s land back Of "Brompton. on
the historic Marye's Heights. Ine
companv IL ON Its way to Richmono'
whore IL will appear next week a
the state Fair each day. and Will con-
time the trip to Richmond Tomorrow.
Mr and Mrs william J. Rogers, OF
v;,p George County. announce the
.nnroaehing wedding Of their daugn-
81 Miss Emmie l. Rodgers. to Q. NJ.
H.xs Of the same county. The wedding
viii take place At Potomac Bapost
church, in that county. October To- II
noon.
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Personals

NE TAKE AND GIvE-WE TAKE
your order and give you plenty time
to pay for II. This is sufficient guar
antee that our work Is absolutely
satisfactory and reliable Fine gar
ments made to order. This Is 10
notify the Richmond ladies in gen.
eral that the Nj c. Ladies' Taiors
has been organized and has opened
UP a ladies' tailoring establishment
at No. lS East Main Street We caii
your attention 20 the fact that we
have q full line Of fall and winter
samples, which consist OF black ano
navy blue serges, black broadciotn
and colors and Dig selection OF
novelties of every description that
could be found in q hiSh-ciass taiIor-
ing establishment We have the
reputation of producing SATISFACTORY
garments. We have been making
tailored suits for years for particular
people and know how TO give iasn-
ionable appearances to the lnol-
v!dual ana at the same time make
garment which will have true wear
Ing value. Serviceable tailored SUITS
are the kind that are made 70 orceI:
You get honest value ana q perIect
ut at our establishment WITH on.
guarantees. We trust you VIII give
us the pleasure Of showing you tns
new line Of samples and the moss
up-to-date fashions. We Leei ina
We can furnish you with the mosS
fashionable ana up-to-date tailored
suit that Won may desire at the low
est price. Yours truly. ops
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AUCTION SALE
Nos. COL & 6O3 w.
Cary Street 3;

In order to finally close up an estate
and make a proper distribution OF the
funds arising thereffom, We win Sol1
by auction, upon the premises. on ~
THURSDAY. THE 3D DAY OF OCI0.
BER, 1912. cs
At s O'Clock p. NJ =,
the property numbered as above =
You will ind IL to your advantage
to attend this sale. Good inve0tm0aeo
are frequently lost by and thrOu0h
procrastination '7.
The metes and bounds will be Gfv0A
at time OF SALE Also terms, etc.
RUFFIN SLOAN and
EDWARD s ROSE COMPANY.
AuctfOneeTa,
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SoIirliorg ann 3alesmrn

WANTED, REAL statesmen TO SELL
our noted and unique line Of map ana
other speciality calendars. Our line
is d.nereni. exclusive. 1t lands the
big buyer tired OF pictures. We also
MAKE strong line of leather novel;
ties, fanA and outdoor signs. trons-
est combined outfit ever offered. Big
money for live men. We make AL
our goods That means low prices
1913 territory now being placed.
Write fully; give experience in nrst
letter KENYON COMPANY, Des
Moinea, Iowa (3eth year,
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KssI estate for BALI

S>>~-~N>.~~~~>.--~~>~~>
AN ATTRACTIVE HOME AND FARM
miles from Richmond: nine-room
mile from railroad. church and
echool. Address ]. w. WiLfree. 8 7.
Beveridge q Co.
FOR SALE. ABOUT SIX AND ONE
half acres Of land, within the city
limits. suitable for Q sub-division.
Would make fine building lots; no
care Times Dispatch.
-FOUR LOTS IN THRIVING CITY OF
$4,000. in the heart Of the Glen Pool
oil and gas fields. in Nor .heastern
Oklahoma. to trade for tract OF lana
in Virginia Value. $4,000. Address
DIR. E. T. sANBERG, Cordell. Okla.
FOR SALE. sIx-RooM HOUSE. WITH
one to five acres land, on Seven
Pines car line. Will sell cheap to
quick buyer. Address + 1913. care
Times-D!spatch.
74hACRE FARM ON MIDLOTHIAN
Pike. two miles from Bon Air; 10
room Colonial house; good outbuild-
fngs. A bargain for Q Spectator. be
quick. A 12i. care TiInes-Dispatcn.
FOR SALE. ONE OF THE FEW
choice corner lots east Of the Bouie-
ward 2slxl79 feet; cheapest on the
market; excellent terms. Madison
1857. Monroe 2944-L.
FOR SALE. SMALL FARM. ONE AND
q half miles from Charlottesville. va.
Address II. 5l2 West Main Street
Charlottesville. Va
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kopu.s Aanteo
Dtp;Deno Ros,feS.

vifSinis railway and Power Company.
Iss Broadway. New York
September q, 1919
THE BOARD OF DIRECTIONS OF vIR-
eiuia Railway and Power Comrany
Ia. this day declared . Dividend OF
ono per cent, eqssl TO one dollar
per share. on the ccmmon ssoch OF
said company. payable on Ccsccef
al record on ocscSer Z. 1872 The
transfer books VIII not - c100eo.
Divtasua checks Win be mas1e9
GUY PHI1LIpa
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w.ke, Deed q Assignment.

ESPECIAL to The T1meS-DlspAaSGi
Bueua Vista, Va, October Iii L
cnkesou, formerly In business under
the nrm name Of The oi1keson Haro.
v.re Company. has made . deed OF
.s.tsnment 90 n. 8. Rucker. trustee
for the benefit Of creditors. There
were preferences expressed in the Deco
smountinR to $4,000. and the total
liabilities probably win amount TO
over $4,000
The chief creditors are the banks OF
Buena Vista, Lexington and Roanoke
and wholesale dealers In Richmond
Lynchburg and Roanoke. The assets
are estimated at $4,000. The trustees
viii continue to operate the business
un.,, a purchaser can be found
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1eouItrp. pfb5 AMI Rtnf 5tork
lNanteb

WAITED. 70 Buy SOR CASH.
household goods In any ousnGtS.
Phone Madisop 3S61-
WANTED, OLD MACHINERY. lRoN.
homes. etc; best cash prices. SOUTH
ERN wRECKING AND META CO'
Madison 1888. 3A0e-3500 Williams
burg Avenue. -
WANTED. TO PURCHASE AN OLD
mahogany french bed. ADDRESS
2ss, care Tfmes-Dispatcn.
CITY DRUMMER WANTS HORSE
and buggy five days s,st
FURNITURE WANTED-Wll.L Boi
household goods of any KIND anu
snv amount. Phone Madison 1906.
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ALSO THE CROPS. TEAM. WAGONS,
MACHINERY. COW. FAT HOGS,
z sSBREE Hou EEabEB' f eHMRTSss
Owing to the death Of the late = Q.
Broaddus, I am instructed 70 SELL on
Inc TYHURspiY. OCTOBER 3. 1919,
the above farm. containing 163 acres
having q splendid front on the Goodies
Bridge or Broad Rock Road. This e
the farm Mr.. Broaddus recently bousnt
thereon = very attractive bungalows,
and has been improving the plAcss
There 10 at least 100 acres In geOA
timber and wood. The land 10 high
and gently rolling: the soil !: OF &ooe
sideration the land. timber. improxe-
ments. short distance from city BY
first class road, 1t is an unusually ~,
trattive property. lsslz
All kinds of Farming Tools. Grain
Cradle. Single and Double Flows. One.
Horse Cultivator. Two-Horse Acne
Disc one Double Dray. Two-Horse
Wagon. set Double Wagon Harness.
one New Rubber-Tire Surrey. All OF
the above are new and in fine condir
ton. ys.stg
One good Cow, sig Fat Hogs. team
Of as fine Young Mules as you can
find. one lot Lumber. lot Cedar Posts
lot OF Cordwood; Crops Of Corn. Pea&
Potatoes, etc: Household and Kitchen
Furniture. consisting Of two or three
Chamber Sets. one Dining Room Set,
and Blue Flame Oil Range. all new
and In good order
TERMS: As to real estate. one-fourth
cash: balance in one. two and three
years. deferred payments bearing fns
terest and secured by deed of trust, .
As to personal property. a credit O9
six months will be given for all sumo
over SIS. notes with interest and ap-
proved security. SCI.
A. l. ADAMSON.
AuctiOneer
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A New Shoe Firm

Miss Lizzie Dunn. Miss Rosa Harris
and Mr.. Ellis Miller. formerly with
Hofheimer, so well and favorabiy
known in the shoe business. are now
interested in the Speciality Shoe store;
2Is East Broad street. where taey VII III
he glad 10 see their friends and the
public generally. .
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9iIiinfrp

wEsRE NOW DISPLAYING OUR
full lire of millinery and ready made
garments. Latest exclusive SHAPES
kinds of millinery novelties: new
and up-to-date fall AMI winter
suits; coats. dresses: alterations ires-
save money and buy from Mrs
JULIUS BEAR. 1873 East MAN
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SUCCESSFUL FAIR
IN m{CkLENbURG
Governor Mann Il Present and
Delivers Address on
Agriculture"
Especial 70 The Times-Dispatchl

Especial 70 The T1me9.Ot0patc6J
Chase City. Va. October l.-Mors
than 1000 people crowded the Neck
lsnburs County Fair Grounds to-day.
This Was the second day Of the fair.
which. up to the present time. has
proved one Of tho most successful
in the history Of the association. Gov
srnor Mann was present and made an
address on "xgriculturs." The Gov
ernor was met On his arrival here
this morning BY the Mscklenburg
Guards ana q band from Durham. N.
c.. and was escorted to the home OF
Lucious Gregory. member OF his
stan, where he and Mrs. Mann were
entertained. Later. at the fah
grounds. Governor Mann was intro.
duced by Mr.. Gregory.
The address Of welcome was made
by w. H. Jeffries. Mayor OF Chase
City. Other ADDRESSES ware delivered
by Berkeley Adams. member OF the
House, Drom Charlotte County. ana
Commissioner Of Agriculture koiner.
Messrs. Adams and Koinsr were In
troduced by r. e. Roberts. president
OF INe ak <A9eOSAosASAA'
The exhibits at this years fair ara
very creditable. despite the drought
which has largely retarded the growth
of various crops.
No prizes were awarded to-day OK
cept in tho baby show. Fifteen young
sters were entered for honors FEST
prize for boy babies was awarded to
Edward Morton Hudgins. son OF q. w
Hudgins. Of Chase City. while sne
da tighter Of 8. B. Jeffries took nrs'
honor among the girl babies. the SOC
OF Hunter Jenries captured the sec,
ond boys' prixe, while the second giri
babies prize went to tho daughter OF
]. T. knight.
interesting races were run to-day
but no purses were offered. Inele
were entries from MechAenDe'
~ r,otta ana Lunenburg Counties.
senator Swanson will lbe present a
The fair tomorrow and will deliver an
address.
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the Yr1ft-t
ABRAHAM SKULL
Bankrupt bsnSrupee'-
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
rSITFp STATES FOR THE EAST
rRN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
To IN. creditor, 90 ABEAHAM sHuLL.
Of Richmond. IN the County % Hen
rico. and district aforcsafd-sank-
rupt: 81.
-eTu pky OF SEPTEMBER. A. u.
1915. the said AsEAHAM SKULL va, ws
~. fsrs, meeting Of hts creditors VIII
be held in MY once: Rooms S@ s., ~.
nd ssz American Ssticnet bank bu.c
,.g pschmond. Va, on the 18TH DAY
OF OCTOBER, a .. 1917, ,. q .
80 20 EDITORS nav attend. prove
tse,s claims. aprcins Trustee. Ss. -
the bsnkrrpt- sad efaneaN -
business as may properly come esssss
said meessne. -vo. -an
Reserve - DookguUsev.
oue0S0g Z 1o18
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A. L Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer and Insurance
Agent,
Richmond. Va.
AUCTION SALE

A REALLY GOOD FARM OF 1ss ACRES
FRONTING ON THE GOODIES
BRIDGE ROAD. ABOUT ~ NILES
FROM RICHMOND. IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY
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bitnaflons, Professional
agsnrs Iuantso

W1NTED. AGENTS IN EACH LOCAL
ity. Eastern Virginia. to sell auto
GINA AUTOMATIC PRINTER CO..
202 National Bank Of Virginia Build
linz.
AGENTS WANTED; $50 PER WEEK
No Investment or experience necss.
sary. Write for my big tailoring
proposition. p. w. GOODMAN. Presi-
dent. <zs south Fifth Avenue. Cn1.
CaKO.
AGENTS-SELL DAISY STAIN RE-
mover In your home town. Removes
stains from any cloth without In
Jury to the fabric. Saves clothes.
time. money. Necessltye TN every
household Make big pronts. send
l0c for large sample. prove tts value
and get special offer AZ exclusive
territory. A. + HAWLEY CO.. los'
Norfolk, Va.
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8tSceIIanepu8

TROUBLES AT HOME
HOIrSECLEANING, WAKING AND
staining floors: new houses sns-
cialty. Everything furnished WILL
LIAM JOHNSON. Monroe Sll0.
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WssltnGs

Az. ROYAL ARCH MAsoN9
are cordially invited TO asseo4 .
:ssseS ecnsoe: ss.,. o. S Ne n
the Nasour HAL, on Frsnklin oerp<S
THIS (TAusSday) EVENING -
O'clock wOrk 10 be doas
Nv order OF - r X. r.
GEORGE ?. kEkyS
= NAsoNIc YorIcE-A ~
~ cOWmsuicasion Of JeRpe -
~ Ne. e. A. r. 4 A -. SSS
hsSa @ shs Masonic Is1yS
DAY, - Instant q - ~ -
srctsrss are ssss~Snsiiy isvsss0 =
'' > &c.; ss. s g: y.;;s:ssyy;iii
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BankruVt Rsttces

NOTICE FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
In the matter Of NO LIs"
ABRAHAM SKULL
Bankrupt bsnSruPee'-
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Ogon1ne n1aAnsn1s 0ssaess usWu0aosaI
GlkG lues - DiBpoffh
NnuAIDsr WANT AND RIAL NJ
TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA. AND
0ND or THD DnsT N AMERICA.
Want AID Rates

DaAly. eas cent Der wsrA whea Has1
= aavanee. Ne ~. taken fss 49, -.
Ten eeDta.
0ae anl s.e-Aalf cents wsr1 q!
eaass11eat1oAs except situation Weetex
1os sunday. Situatiss Wanted enc go
= weeA, No Al. sunday taken aef 'ess
Ne Al. take. Ser lsss tAaa twenty:
Ave sssts whes DhsseA n 81 charges
~ the eoantes.
PAsas orders net guaPaoteel.
Class11eatloas net guarantees esses
So p. n.
Per businsss ss.trests. sesA fer the
want Al. Mar. Phess Nesres 4
Lost ann ,&ouno
066f! On LAT FRIDAY. A SILVER.
head umbrella. marked e. J. W..
Reward II returned to Bank Of Com.
msrcs and TrustA
STRAYED. TO CLAREDoN EARA. ON
Harvey Road. four black and white
hsafers. y. w. BAkElt. Manager.
IOsT, a PACKAGE OF cOLLEcTABLE
bills Tuesday afternoon. Liberal re-
ward II returned to AOME FUR
NISHlNQ Co. lz3 West Broad
lost. GOLD BRACELET WITH DIA-
mond and two ruby s-ts In Il Lost
In Bi0u Theatre or on Laurel Street
ear ostweeh Eighth and Broad and
Ninth and Main Finder please re-
turn e PUCCINELLE BROS. Eigh-
EOST, BETWEEN EIGHTM AND
Twelfth. on Main. little black and
tan rat terrier DOG. name. Trixie-
JOHN THOMPSON. Highland Park.
Reward,
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IN SNO WOMEN WASTED ron
0UveSDReMs positions. - month;
lVysss for 15Se q POSITIONS go
b0USUUoUg. =. 3. =
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ALSO THE CROPS. TEAM. WAGONS
MACHINERY. COW. FAT HOGS
SURREY. LUMBER. CORDWOO1
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITUHl
THEREON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03

WEAR A sPIRELLA CORSET FIIISD
bv one OF our trained corseoers.
SPIRELI.A CORSET SHOP, u. EAs'
crace Mrs. Cornelia Moore, Man
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-21
Second oHenae charaed.

Minot, NJ. ID, Dec. Pic. r. O'Con-
nors, better known as Red" O'Con-
nors. who has become quite a familiar
figure In police circles within the past
few months, was arrested again In a
building near the Charlebois black
smith shop on east First street, and
is held in the county jail on a charge
of blind plugging. Arrested with
O'Connors were Lain Kirk and Will
liam Cyrus. against whom plugging
charges have also been preferred. "A
couple of barrels Of empties and about
thirty full bottles of beer were con-
fiscated by Capt. VIM. Brakeman and
states Atty. John j. Coyle who made
the raid.
information charging O'Connors
with a second offense will probably be
filed and in case of conviction ne viii
be liable to d term IN the state peni-
tentiary at Bismarck. He was arrest
ed early last spring while conducting
d pig ia the basement of the North
western Supply building on Ramstad
street and served a Term in the Ward
county Jail for the. offense. The an
Tense for which he was arrested last
night therefore constitutes a second
offense If he III convicted.