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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-16
one DAYS WORK
IN WASHINGTON
Some of the Measures Considered by
Congress Today and Other Items
Of official Rusl-
ness.
NOT ALWAYS HARMONY
Secretary Of War stImson Refuses to
Give up Papers Wanted in the
so-cailed Major Ray
Scandal.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l |
WASHINGTON, Aug 16,-If the
house committee which has been
probing the so-called Major Ray scan
dal insists on pressing contempt
charges against Secretary OF War
Stimson for refusing to produce the
missing papers" certain congress-
man may have to defend himself of
the charge of breach of confidence IN
revealing confidential information fur
nished him by President Taft.
The congressman, 1t was said, was
| told by Taft that there were certain
phases OF the Ray case which could
properly be investigated. but that for
/ the protection of a woman's good name,
other features Of the scandal should
/ be suppressed The member, 1t is al
legged, Immediately broke faith and
/ aired the information he thus obtain
ed.
Representatives who are pressing
! the investigation plan to have the
house pass resolution directing the
4 president to take such action as he
may deem proper in view of Secre-
4 tary of War Stimson's failure to pro-
duce certain papers in the case. BY
this means, they hope. to force the
u president either to endorse Stimson's
position that these papers are no
public, but private records, or elst
! reprimand his cabinet members.
Z ! l.
a Commerce Court.
y WASHINGTON, Aug. ia fish
/ to postpone abolishment of the com
+ merce court until next winter deyel
y oped today in the house.
!, Representative Johnson. (dem., 8. O..
8 in charge of the subcommittee framing
y the vetoed legislative bill, insisted
i upon eliminating both the commerc
+ court and seven year clerical tenur
from the bill as objected to by tn
: president.
h Chairman Fitzgerald demands
v that the commerce court abolition b
4 incorporated in the new BIZ. and pu
. up to Taft again declaring the meas
h ure could be passed over another vett
f. So bitter was the dispute that tn
v subcommittee decided later to call
q meeting of the full committee.
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sobscribers 81 Tho Daily Gate City
s.. se-ved the full Leased Wire scr.
v,ce 81 the United Press AssocI IatIons.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-18
An Ancient Christmas Game.

The knight of the whistle is an an
eient Christmas game which modern
young folks ought not to be allowed
to overlook. 1t is a version of blind
mans buff and therefore particularly
adapted to the season of romps and
runabout games. To play it some
one of the party is blindfolded and
has whistle hung on a cord put round
his neck. The whistle should rest on
the back Of the blind man. The fun
consists in seeing who can blow the
blind mans whistle without being
caught for his daring and compelled
to assume the role CT blind man. There
Is no time limit. The fun can continue
until every one is too much out Of
breath to so on with it or until each
player has been made blind man.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-18
IN BOSTON MARKETS

Butter-Choice northern creamery
S41a @35kc; western creamery, 33K
@34kc.
Cheese-York state, fancy, 17k q
18c; fair to good, 17@171ac.
Eggs-Choice hennery, 40@42c;
eastern extras, 3s@4Oc; western ex-
tras, 34@S6c; firsts, 30@32c; stor-
age, 2O@22c.
Apples-Baldwins fancy, $225@
$50; No. 1, $2@2. 25; No. 2, 81. SO
OF; Hubbardstons, $1,000 25;
greetings, 1902 SO; pippins, $1.75@
2.25.
Potatoes-Aroostook Green noun
tain, 81. 3501.45 bu bg; sweets
Jerseys, $1.25@1.35 bskt.
Poultry fowl, large, Is
@19c; medium, 15@16c; roasters
20@22c; live fowl, 14@15c; native
broilers, dressed, 24@25c; native
chickens, live, 14@15c; turkeys
northern, choice, 27@30c; western
best, 22@24c; SQUAD. $4@4 SO doz;
geese, 14@16c.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-18
GERMAN NAVY NOW
IN SECOND PLACE
Passes United States and Ex-
pected to Increase Tonnage

Washington, Dec. ia short time
ago Secretary Of the Navy Meyer an
nounced that the days of the United
States as second naval power Ct the
world we're numbered unless the TIVE
ships a year plan was maintained,
and the time was not far distant when
this country would be still lower.
The first part Of the prophecy has
come true, and today the United
States has surrendered second place
to the German navy, which now leads
that of the United States by approx
mately 65 900 tons. with a certainty
of increasing its lead by more than
100, 900 tons in the near future.
The figures which tell the story OF
Germany's advance to second place
have just been compiled in the o6ee
of the naval intelligence bureau, in
the navy department.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-18

cial ambassador at the coronation of
King Edward VII, he gained new
honors and new friends.
AS soon as Reds death became
known messages of brief and condo
lence began to arrive at Dorchester
House from all the great personages
of Europe. There is not a capital in
Europe where Reid was not known
for his attachments and ability.
Whitelaw Reid, diplomatist, man
of letters and journalist, was one of
the best known and scholarly Ameri-
cans who ever represented this coun-
try abroad. AS a young man he
showed his brilliant capabilities by
his great work as war correspondent
in the Civil war, and from that time
On he rose steadily to the command
ing position he held in the world at
his death.
Of Scotch ancestry. Mr.. Reid was
born in Xenia, o., on Oct. 27, 1887.
His parents were poor then, but when
the boy grew old enough to go to
school kinsman, DR.. Hugh McMil-
Ian, a trustee of Miami university
and principal of XeniG academy, then
a famous preparatory school, began
to prepare him for college. Reid
was only Is years old when he en-
tered Miami university.
He later bought the Xenia News
and although barely of age became
prominently identified with politics.
and in 1856 was making speeches for
Fremont. In 1860 the Xenia News
was the first Ohio paper to advocate
the nomination of Abraham Lincoln
Later he became city editor of the
Youngstown Gazette until the be-
ginning Of the Civil war, when he
was sent to the front as a war cor
respondent.
After the end of the West virginia
campaign Reid returned to The Ga
zette Office for awhile but later went
back to the army. He gave I'D this
work after the seige Of COrinth. He
then acquired an interest in The Ga
zette, which proved to be the foun-
dation Of his subsequent fortune.
! Mr. Reid became managing editor
# the New York Tribune in 1869
Horace Greeley giving him full power.
! After the nomination of Greeley fol-
presidency, Reid became editor in
chief Of The Tribune and subsequent-
: ly it's owner.
: MI. Reid had been prominent in To-
cal politics for several years when il
March, 1899, he accepted his first
ministerial post, being appointed tc
! Paris by President Harrison.
President Roosevelt appointed hin
ambassador to Great Britain in 1905
and he has served as such since thai
time.
Mr.. Reid was married in the sprins
! Of 1881 TO Miss Elizabeth Mills. Mrs.
Reid survives him, as do their two
children, Ogden M. Reid and
daughter, Mrs. John Ward, who wa:
| Miss Jean Reid.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-18
GUILD WOULD ACCEPT
Bay State SoIons Asked to Keep Open
Mind on the Senatorship

Boston, Dec. 13.-Curtis Guilds
friends jumped actively into the
United States senatorial campaign
yesterday afternoon and mailed to
each Republican member elect Of the
legislature of 1913 a circular stating
they had been authorized to say the
ambassador would accept the honor if
s. chosen, and describing him as the
leader Of which the Republican party
Of this safe is urgently in need at
this time"
No pledge is exacted, but the men,
bers- elect are asked to keep an open
mind until they have heard more at
length the reasons in Guilds favor.
Congressman Gardner heads the COM
mittee
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-18
ASTHMA ENDS
LIFE OF REID
Noted as Journalist, Diplomat
iSt and Man Of Letters
ABILITY WIDELY RECOGNIZED

Ambassador and Wife Were Among
Leaders In Most Exclusive Court
and Social CircIes-Son Racinq
Over Sea Hoping to See Father
AIive-Messages of Coincidence
London, Dec. 6.-Whitelaw Reid :,
United States ambassador to the court
of St. James for seven years, diplo-
matist and man of letters. died at
noon Sunday at Dorchester House,
his London residence.
Death was caused by repeated at
lacks of acute asthma, a malady with
which he has suffered for several
years, and which often occurred at
this season. He was Is years old.
Although Reid had not been in very
good health since his return here from
New York, his last attack of his NAL
ady was reported to be no more seri-
Gus than others in the past. The last
bulletin issued on Saturday by his
physicians was optimistic in tone.
For more than a week there have
been disquieting rumors that his con-
dltlOn was more grave than reported
and that his asthma had been aggra-
waited by an attack of bronchitis.
The feeling of alarm among his
many friends became intensified when
it was learned that his son, Ogden NJ
Reid, editor of the New York Tri-
bune, had received a cable message
on Friday which caused him to leave
New York Saturday morning on board
the KrOnDrinzessin Cecilie, to haster
to his fathers side.
Mr.. Reds death will not only cause
a great sense Of loss in diplomatic
circles, but to society here in gen
eral. His magnificent residence,
Dorchester House, has been the scene
Of many brilliant entertainments
Ambassador and Mrs. Reid have beer
among the leaders in the most exclu-
sive court and social circles.
Few American dipIomatists had The
unusually large diplomatic and socia
acquaintance possessed by Reid. A:
minister to France in 1899, he wa,
recognized not only as a diplomatist
but man Of letters of high rank. A
special ambassador from the United
States to the celebration of Queer
Victoria's jubilee, and again as spe
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-18
No MORE
DANL)RUFF
FALLING HAIR
GRAY HAIR

Men and women-do you want a
splendid head of luXuriapt hair free
from scalp itch and dandruff?
Do you want hair so bewitchingly
radiant that it cOmpels the admira-
ton of all who see it?
Do you want scalp as immaculate
~ clean and bright as newly minted
coin?
1t YOU do, get a bottle of Partisan
Sage today, al dealers everywhere.
the girl VITA the Auburn hair is on
eve ~ sscarton and bottle-Ask for Par
isian Sage and see that you get it. F.
D. Pierce guarantees it.
Sold and guaranteed in Orleans by
T Kinney
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-18
AFTER CANDY TRUST
Civil Suit Filed at Philadelphia by
Attorney General Wickersham

Attorney General Wickersham
Philadelphia, Dec. 15.-The candy
trust of Philadelphia was attacked
by Attorney General Wickersham in
civil antitrust suit filed here against
the Philadelphia Jobbing Confection-
ers' association.
Members and officers of the asso-
citation combined and conspired, it is
charged, to prevent candy manufac-
turers from selling direct to retail
ers, to consumers or to jobbers other
than members of the association.
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llianteo

lURNiTURE WANrED-WILL BUY
household goods Of any kind and
any amount fhone Madison 1909.
WANTED. 40 KLNT DINING ROOM
and sas r.uge, responsible parties.
Address 81 -5l care Times-Dis-
patcn.
WANTED. TO HIRE FOR TEN DAYS.
lQ.a automobile. Answer l. 43i. caro-
Times Dlspatch
WANTED. 10 USE MOST CAREFUL
references given and viii pay dray-
age Address - 4is. caro- Times
Dispatch.
:, ANIED TO Buy FOR CASH.
household goods ia any quantity.
lnoEe Madison Ss5l
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

-sgA- -Locai Deiiy--N wort News
JhuEmond.
to.oo A.-EAprcsS- Daliy--Norccik. Old Point
f!e'Oo oc9l-Daily -Lchos. Lex. c. gorKu
- ~ Noon-llNpr.s ally-Norsolk old pr
'-.is p -Nprcss--Da!!y. Cla.. l. VILE
it.09 F.-ENpress- Daly-Norfoik, n Eewa
b.co Focal -Datiy-N News. Cd Point
0lo P.-Lycal--tS. uu.-Gordoniville
b.i5 R.-Loca. EN Sun.--Lync hburE
$40 r.-LlmtteG -Dall y-Clucln'u Chica &c
'l.co p.-Exprees- Daily -Ciuciunat L'ylIla
-sieepers tParior CEru.
TRAINS ARRIVE HlcHMOND-Local arona
East. $40 y n. 1850 t. NJ. Through from
Enst. 1850 = NJ -:t5 Z. ". $50 T.. NJ Local
from Nest: $40 a. 81. 1855 \. NJ md
20. r. u rhrousn: $40 a. M. HISS a
81. and 2.Jo NJ.
James RIVER Limo: 1855 A. NJ $40 p NJ.
''nnlly eya-.pt nnndax.
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MANTED TWO FINST-CLASS WAIT-
c.s ar lIls LasN tl.,nklin. none but
iirst-class ueet IL Apply CAMPBELL.
q; BASNlsTER
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RtcaniboAts
oLp poMlNIoN LINE.

LY. Klrhlnoa- ioot 81 Asn 81 dAIy7.oo 4. II.
LeaVo New PORK News.-............,,.5.O 10 =. x.
"t4lNs -.........e'9' A. a.
CouHccla WIN laatn lire steamers leaving
norfolk Tor Hrw lorE daily. except suncA D.
i.Vs q. II CONNECTIONS also made BY y. X
w. tty. =. Al. and g. K y. ~. at p VI
Night line steamers stop ~ Clareinont u
land receive passengers G!sDa. Ana
w.n 90 mot b puoAe conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAHIuArlON 90. (islfeotlye
March l).-James lllyer ~ daylight for
norfolk md Old Point. Newport News and
all Janus river landings steamer loayeg
Monday. Wednesday and Friday $50 A
u. Freight received for ~! James RIVER
iAndlasl PhoHo Madison ia
Main rleket OIlss. y. :. NAN Airsss
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KeaI cstate FOR lSrnt

For RENT. EIGHT-ROoM HOUSE IL
good couditlon and well located ON
CURED. Apply 5. L. ana A. G. MIL
Itls. u. ~ " 40. 8. Bichmond. Va.
DOCTOiSs OFFICE Ar 400 WEST
Grace street. possession az once.
also i9Hr nice rooms. furnished. with
Grace street MRS H. G. RICHARD
For RENT. DWELLING. 1912 FLOYD
Avenue, modcm ccuytnieuces. cleo
tic light Phone Mallson SiSg or
can at above number.
COMPLErELY FURNISHED HOME
ior rent with privilege OF huytus.
excellent location. .uU5 Floyd Ave-
Nue.
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aurtiun Balrs Cbt6 Dap

BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.
lll2 Aiain street.
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Bankrupt 32utirr6

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE EAST
Ian DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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LOANG
$1,000

TO LEND On DIAMONDS AND
watches at New York rates. y. F.
JACOBS < son. No us Nortn Ninth
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Omco o. the State HIGHWAY COM
mission.
Richmond Va. Sept. 3, 1912.
BIDS WILL. BE RECEIVED 1T THE
clerk Office Mt Lawrcnccville Va,
until 10 o'clock a. NJ. Monday. Sep
TENDER 2s. 1912, for the constitute
tion of one steel bridge over Waqua
Creek. In Brunswick County
Plans and specifications on file In
the clerks office at lawronceNlle
Certified chec.. for $3.50 to ac-
company sch Nd.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
application TO the undersigned.
r. ST J. WILSON,
State Highway Comm ssioner
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iitlAlEE WANTED WHO CAN no
HN-ruAud Nurk In weekly n.NSpaurr
ana j9h shop modern OUTFIT good
toNn bOarn from SIG 90 SIS pr
m9n'l GNe iul uaiticalars Cfrst
Apoudeuc. Must have 81 r,.er.nr.>
IlbEt, AIEH NEWS. Fsankiiu. va
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"a Na!A.. 80 -

BUY A HOME WITH YOUR RENT
money we VII! hu yor bliid you
-pfAe and ALLOW you 70 paA lOr same
ut t-e rhte OF 500 per montn. p.us
$1,000 borrowed 10 viii ALSO pay
You 20 !nVestsatr olr Investment
feature Write or call on THE
STANDARD HOME co. 6lg Mutual
bGlldins. KeAmond. Va.
CHOICE WAITER FRONT FARM
cheap-l35 acres. fronting three
fourths mile on the mes River.
near good schools church, railroad
and steamer wharf where four
steamers stop daIy. eisht-rooIn
house. orchard fine SOIL S25 per
month income with TINS farm not
depending on crops Address W. l.
~ Il.NlNsoN. Tettnrton. Va
FINE SMALL FARM. IS ACRES.
miles from Ricnmoud. on good road;
new four-roO.n house ana some OUT
buildings All crops. including u
acres OF fine corn goes with this
farm. Price. Sl,5OO. $500 cash, ball
auce easy terms Address THEO.
HArK h., Main street Bank bu!ains.
loN SALE. ONE OF THE INCEST
iarns near Newport News, 23O acres,
all nne general farming and truck
ing lana, threc-foultAs mile from
railroad. ON fine ROAD. inc TICK,
Slate ROOF, cisni-room dwelling ctiat
eanmot be dup.ieatea 4or fi..Qe Price
rrovef.ents at S45Oo leaves lana
cost mr. only S5,JuV, or only $50
per acre. Nc u.Nc been Told that
it is worth at least 5lOo per acre.
Oct this now il won't be on the
market Ions. SOAiMEitNlLlE TRUST
co. INC Newport news va
FINE FARM. WELL LOCATED. At
ttaetive brick mansion. for sale or
part exchange ior cty pt9neer,t!y'
ri.nber lands. VIRGINIA INTER-
srATE LAND AGENc4. LyncnDurg.
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TWO IDEAL CRUISES.
AROUND THE WORLD

Octohcr lq. 1872. from Now York.
February q. 1918. from san Francisco,
by the Steamship Cleveland (i7.0OG
tons) ITO days duration each cruise.
cost 5000 up Including all noccssary
expenses aboard and ashore. railway,
hotel shore excursions. carriages.
guid.s fees. etc
ASK NfH. BOWMAN Tourist agent,
.Os l.. Main street, Riehmond. va
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sEAnnAI,p Aut IINE-

southbound trains scheduled 10 leave Rich.
moni daily g.o y. M.-Locai 10 NorlinA.
l.-O h. M--s!etpers and coaches Atlanta.
Birmingham, SAVANNA, Jacksonville. ils
a. 81 -s.sepers and coaches. Jacksonville.
u ..5 J.. M-S4cepers and coaches. Atlanta.
birmingham. Memphis. NorthbouEd trAins
scheduled 70 arrive IN Kicnmond daily:
1850 y. ~. $3.50 y. ~. s.e5 =. ~. $40 T. NJ,
Local
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prr9Unal9

HOAlaH HAIH BOUGnT AND SOLD
at HUGiiEs5S. zey NOrth Tnird.
HAVE YOUR NEW SUIT FIT 81
over a Spirella corset Expert SER
vices hy one OF our trained cor
setieres fre- SPlREI.LA CORS i.T
SHOP gus N0rth flftn Street, Mrs
cornelia Moore Manager.
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Sunnn,cr Bparoin@

sUMMGR BoARDERs WASTED Scar
Acton G. * % station. quiet coun-
try home. Write tor particulars. l.
y. LiPScOMB. Avon, Va
BOULEVARD I'M. on HAMPTON
Roads country and seashore COM
bincd. with city convenicnces Send
for literature 10 the MISSES TABB
Y. 4. y. ]. ualnntnm. Va.
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WANTED. LABONERS FOR STEAM
shovel work at Nariua. = C. Wages.
Si.5u per day. Weekly nay. FISHER
y CAltoZLA. General Contractors.
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5raIcn DrupoGal5


rommon"eaith " Virginia.
Richmond Va. sept 3. 1912.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE re-
g.,,g,!.ysd az TINS OFFICE until IL NJ. Of
NTING. BINDING. RJ'IING. etc.
.ot t"t state "i virginia Cor one year
ir9m octoner 1919.
Printed schedules. showing In detail
lnr lass hcations on whicn all bids
Wll be required 20 he made will be
iNInish"d 20 bidders on application.
Contractors will De reruirod to en-
proved by the Secretary Of the Com
nohNcaith, for ihe prompt and faitn-
inl eNecniion OF tneir contracts.
any OF all BIDS. and the work viii bc
awarded a such lots or portions AS
the Superintendent may deem proper.
velopos and 70 be- plainly marked PRO
posal for Printine and proposal for
Binding"
uperintendent Of Public Printing.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received at tho SAME TIME AND
PLACE for furnishing tho following
papers for the use OF the Common
400 REAMs 24xss so lbs 80 NJ. f.
<oa REAsis 2sxss SO ib. E. s. Flat
Wri,ine
ESQ REAMS 17N2s 80 No. Flat
$50 l2EAMS 1921 - ITO. Flat
900 REAAiS i1N4S SO 10 No. 2 Ledger.
81 NJ Sc Rag Envelopes. S3-f
25 " No Rag Envelopes 10 xxx.
500 REANiS 25x3S-5O Duadee Book or
equal grade for onthly bulletin. De-
lartment 90! AErlc llturei contract not
TO begin until January 1913. TO Dc
delivered monthly ia lots OF 100 reans
or more as needed and TO be paid for
morihly as delivered.
500 REAMS 25NsS-Go No. :. and :
O. Book for Annual Bulletin, Depart
meut Aericulture. to be delivered dur
ga REANS 25xss 80 No i NJ r
BOOK for monthly bulletin. Departmcnt
of Health. to be delivered monthly as
needed. and 20 be paid Tor as deliv-
cr.d
Papers. etc. to be delivered at such
such places as the SUPPLEMENTARY may
direct without charge for 5ro' ght or
drayage
Bidders viii furnish samples OF size
and weights advertised for. Tho right
Is reserved 20 reject any or all bids.
All bids 20 he enclosed in sealed on
velopos and 20 be- plainly marked Pro-
posnl for Paper"
Note bids for paper Will he opened
at tile pleasure of the Superintendent
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL HE RE
CEIVED at the SAME TIME AND
PLACE for furnishing incidental Office
stationery supplies. consisting %
PENS PENCILS. INK. RUBBER
Ali bids to be made upon blanks to
lre furnished by the superintendent OF
Public Printing. ana TO bee enclosed
In senled envelopes marked proposal
for Furnishing Stationery Supplies"
DAVIS BOTTOM.
Superintendent Public Printing.
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Jre, Goal ana l4suoo
WOOD AND COAL

MOOD And C@AL
OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN CITY.
heretofor. nauu4ed py M.dloth iau
WOOD Company. $3.50 nalf-cord. DA-
NlD ~. LEA = CO. Phone Monroe
6ss.
LONG Is SELLING THE BEST rREE-
butulug coal at summer pr!ces. HIS
WOO. is large blocks and dry. Ito VIII
pay you 10 see him this week and
make your Grraugeincuts Tor WIN
ter Once 1906 West Broad.
PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH Us FOR
luel. as we handle the best 0nthra-
cite. lump spllut and Fire Creek
coal. also try load ct our pine and
oak wood. which is dry and under
shelter. TYLER s. RYAN. 1901 West
Cary street Madison 1873. Monroe
SUR.
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215 East Leigh Street
AT AUCTION


We VIM offer for sale by auction. on
the premises.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SEPT. ..
Mt o'clock
that desirable brick residences M ois
East Leigh street There arc very
ieW p9rcels In this nciehborhood for
SALE This s. Your chance.
HAWKINS x BUFORD
100 North Seventh street
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Delamare Qglatrr Gap
" - - - va nv 30 r..
The Mountain .purndise.

open until December T. Extensively i'm
proved. The most modern and nncst 10
Gated hotel la this region. Cuisine OF tho
higaest standard; w9ito service. Orchestra.
social diversions; cvfry uut-ol-door ainuse-
mtnt. new. beautiful Palm Court and
Gaze. Special September ana autumn rates.
Booklet and auto maps mailed sixth sea-
HOu. JOHN rrRDT COPE
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LIST 4OUE FARMS WITH !. A cos.
:, ELY q co. write postal Tor nee
es any blanks
WANTED TO RENT sTCHEROOM.
about tou. ,hOlsAnd square .eet moor
space, lea. Southern La!4Way irci4nt
depot AadFess / 1872 care Times
Dispatch.
N -ANTED. FOR y CUSTOMER. 1000
10 -,lup acres. some gravel, ruInin NJ
water Win q fall. bu!a+nss not es-
sential, not over titty miles from
kichmcnd, sive lowest price GLIB
BoNN < MUCK OILS 1914 East Main.
I HAVE NOAruEiN AND WESTERN
uascrs for NltsiA.a FIRMS. describe
f-ily. ATTORNEY. Bon 800. Nor
iolk. va.
"a ANTEi). MANJEACTUkING SITE
ON rullruul siding Address \ 10,
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] THOMPSON Brown & Co.
AuctlOnecrs.
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lar0le0sIoNaL 80 >lil!1rea

MALE TEACHERS WANTED ron
many vacancies Nrsinln ana tine
South Salaries $50 and $50 special
enrolment next ten days w. II.
JON ~, MET. columbia, :. c.
WANTED, GoVERNHss. QUALITIES
also music. testimonials required.
ENQUIRER luul VA.
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QUEEN GLASS TOP JARS FRUIT
cannot spoil in these. Pints CSC.
gallon. Sl.l5 dozen. HOWELL. pROS.
COZ East Broad Street