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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-03

DR.. GrahAT n. osteopath. Masonic temple
Buy you valentines at The Camera
Shop, 103 East Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-03

Closing out sala|1O, OOO.O 90 stock of
o must be closed out in the next
thirty days. George Whitton, IA East
Main street.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
Sentenced to Reform School.

Ray Brooks, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Brooks. and n member OF the
only colored family In Fowler. was ar
rested one day last week In Fowler
on = charge OF having stolen a gold
watch and chain and some money
from the residence OF Dr. o. y. VIII
liams on the Saturday evening pre-
cedinK Christmas. One day last
week. at school. n chain was seen In
the possession Of the Brooks boy that
allied with description Of the one
stolen from the Williams home.
Later the watch was found.
Young Brooks was brou sht down Ia
the county seat last Saturday morn
Ing and had "A hearing before Judge
Mcdaniel. He was ordered commit
ted to the state Industrial school for
boys At Golden. and was taken up To
that Institution last Monday by I'm.
dcrsherin Dcvinc.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
League Baseball Prospect.

III. ~ Is a prospect that La Junta
may have a league baseball team dur
Ing the coming $ ason. The new
baseball league Is 10 be known as
the Rocky Mountain League. and will
include Ration, Trinidad. La Junta.
Rocky Ford, Pueblo. Colorado Springs
and Cheyenne. Wyo. Ira Bidwell.
manager OF the famous Cheyenne
bas ball team, Is at the head of the
baseball prospect. and II is his in
tenriCn to visit La Junta In the
near future for the purpose OF sizing
up the local baseball situation.
Mother La Jun'a or Rocky Ford
could afford to maintain even a
minor league baseball club. but II is
thought that a scheme can be evolved
providing for Joint partnership ir
ono team. with onc.half the game y
piaycd In la Junta and the oths
kAk In Rocky Ford. The present
train service on the Santa Fe would
make this plan quite feasible. and
with 4 fast team the patronage from
The various towns In the valley would
almost insure making minor league
baseball a financial success.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
Rocky Ford Bank embez1ler cauqh.

Sidney Z. Balcom. bookkeeper of
the First National Bank of Rocky
Fori, was arrested in Boston last Fri
day, charged with having stolen
$i2oV from the vaults OF that msti-
tuition. Sheriff Potter left last Mon
day for Boston to bring the young
man back to Colorado.
The crime was committed ON the
night of November nth, which was
the date when Balloon mysteriously "
disappeared from Rocky Ford. Balloon
left note and n check for 81 go at
the bank on the night of his disap-
pearance. and in the note stated that
his life was in danger and that he
was compelled to leave and needed
the money. He carried away ten
bass containing ore hundred silver
VIVA . duu package containing $-pV
IN gold. All he left was check on
his account at the bank which Is now
considerably overdrawn.
II is said that the "overdraft" was
settled by relatives and friends OF
Balcom. His father lives at Las An
imas, and prior TO being with the
bank was in the employ OF the Amer
lean Beet Sugar Company.
On Tuesday OF this week, Elmer
Dustin. who with his wife is charged
with Matchmaking In the Balcom case
was arrested by Undcrsherin Devine,
and brought down TO La Junta from
Rocky Ford, and placed in the coun.
ty jail Dustin claims to have two
letters In his possession for his wife
which was written by Balcom from
Boston, but says he knows nothing
of any conspiracy to force money
from the former bank clerk The plot
chickens.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
REMINISCENT
tOfPillD FRO1 TRIBUNE
FILES Of
TWENTY YEARS AGO

Engineer John Morrow moved back
to town.
George Morris had $50 tons OF fine
ice stored In his ice house.
! =. J. HecoN opened n grocery store
in the kinde rgarten building.
The county commissioners purchas-
ed an Austin grading machine. Where
II is?
X. Phillips was elected cashier OF
the First National Bank. He's stiil
on the job.
c. A. Beerbohm was called to Wa
ter!oo Canada on account Of the death
OF his father.
G. b. Round was lightning
jerkcr" at Timpas. whore he had
served the Santa Fe for eight years.
Brady Pearce came from California
and Unexpectedly met his father who
had just arrived from Meriden. Miss.
Under the Spell'' was presented
by the La Junta Temperance Union
to an audience that packed the opera
house.
c. H. Hungcrford. a pioneer Of the
Arkansas Valley. died at his home
near Fowler. January 20. 1882. aged
So years.
Work was commenced layingt he
foundation for the new Woodruff
stone block on the corner Of Santa Fe
avenue and Trinidad plaza.
Every one coming to Ia Junta OBJ
served the steady improvements. No
other town In the state was more
prosperous. according to the Tribune.
Mrs. T.. ID. Ferrell purchased the
stock Of jewelry owned by r. W.
Thompson and announced that she
would continue the business AT the
old stand.
Patrick McCarty. a patient at the
Santa Fe hospital. wandered away
from that institution and all a'
tempts TO locate him proved unavail.
Ing. They never did find him.
l.. n. Campbell. tho jolly Virsinlan
from the western part Of Bent county,
WAS La Junta visitor and caused e'.
erybody whom he met To fell better
natured while In his company. Me
Campbell has the same habit even
In these latter days.
James Ives. landlord OF the Nation
al Hotel. skipped town owing local
merchants about $1,000. He was a
former manager Of the Harvey House.
and also achieved considerable notor!.
ETY. ss chairman OF q republican prim.
AIRY convention.
Rev. A. X. Wright delivered lee.
ture NJ the Christian church cntitl.
I'd. la Junta; Some Of Its Needs
and What Are We Going 10 DO About
Them" Here is an opportunity for
some local divine To make history re-
peat itself. lie would b. assured of
. packed house.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
Frozen Hobo rhaws Out.

Il. r. DE Ware. who rode from
Ration To La Junta on the night OF
January lith on the middle COW
catcher Of n double header engine .anf
on his arrival was found 10 be near
ly frozen stiff. WAS discharged from
the City Hospital last Wedno sday
and left for his home In Texas. DE
Ware was In \ very serious condition
on his arrival. and one Of his hands
was % badly frozen that II had 10 be
amputated.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
Primers Thssssr ss'os Rsmedslsd.

The Princess Thcster IL being r..
modelled. and In the future will be
used - hall for general purposes
church supptrs. political meetings.
dances. entertainments. or whatever
purpose may be desired. The inclin'
ID floor has been taken out and IL
now On . Isvel. which Will make II
better suited for the purpose for
which Il 10 intended. The moving
picturc paraphesnalia will be retain
"a and Be- ready for uss at any time.
An Of the opera chairs have been re-
moved and instajlsl II the Wonderiy
Theater. which now has seating ca
pacity for 100 psople.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
For Sale.

Fine driving mare; any woman can
handle: buxgy and harness and No. ]
saddle: COW fresh In February: one
riding and one walking plow: five
tooth csltivator and half set Of work
harness: thoroughbred White and S'i'
yer Laced Wyandottcs.
r. y. CRAWFORD.
Phone Red 393.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
Card sf Thanks.

We desire to thank our many
friends epr their deep sympathy dur
Ing orr recent sad bereavement. also
for tho many beautiful floral offer
ings.
n. =. ALDRlCH.
mrs ELIZA MCCONNELL
AND FAMILY.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
e. B. Mcrss departed Monday

E. b. Mcrss departed Monday
morning after few days home, on
a trip through Minnesota, South
Dakota and Nebraska for the Ameri-
can Drug and Press Association.
Mrs. Geo. Acres of Portage, Wis.
concluded her two weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Acres Monday
and went to Emmetsburg, Ia. for a
few days She expects to return TO
Decorah before going home to Port
age.
Miss Cora Lund departed yes
terday for Fargo, n. D., where she
has accepted a position with dry
goods firm. Mrs. Lund expects to
go TO Fargo within a week or so. to
join her daughters and make their
home there.
The Miss Bertha Anderson resi-
deuce on Washington street has been
purchased by John Stortz, and Mr.
and Mrs. James Headington will
move into their nome, occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs Stortz, as soon as the
latter vacate it.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09

After all said and done you will
find at our store the suit of clothes,
as well as overcoat, you
Bears are looking for. We
is The have ten times the as
right place sortment you will find
to trade. anywhere else, and you
are always positive of
the best quality of cloth. We are
Offering for this weeks trade the best
$1,000 overcoat ever offered, and we
are giving special values in our men's
new suit department. So be sure and
see us. BEN BEAR.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

@1OSG2A h@l'AS.
Rev FIR. Mullen went to Dubuque
Monday for few days visit.
Henry Reeves was up from Nc
Gregor Friday, for visit with his
friends.
Mrs. Margaret c. Donaldson of
Ossian was DEBORAH shopper on
Saturday.
-Severt Storia went to Reeder,
N d., Monday to assist his brother
with the fall farm work
Mrs. C. II. Quenrud went to Cal
mar Saturday for days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Peterson.
Mrs. F. N. May and son went
to Rio, Wis. Monday, called there by
the death of Mr.. Mays uncle.
Miss Mabel Thies returned to-
Waukon yesterday after a few days
visit with Miss Vera Bucknell.
Mrs. w. T. Perry is here from
Mason City for a short visit with
her mother, Mrs. Frank Dunbar.
Mr. and Mrs. p G. Peterson re-
turned to Ossian Monday after AMI
over Sunday visit with relatives
Misses Lena Soland and Ruth
Hegg arrived home on Friday after
visit with relatives in Sioux Falls,
S. ID.
Martin Karmann and wife were
down from Harmony, Mimi, over
Sunday, making the trip in their
auto.
Miss Elite Veidt arrived on Mon
day from Anola, Mimi, for a twoE
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. ].
Bolinger.
Mrs. Frank Andres and children
went to Calmar Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with her mother, Mrs.
e. Panek
Miss Hattie Baker came down
from st. Paul Saturday for couple
of weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
G, f. Baker.
Miss Hannah Clausen arrived !
from Chicago Monday to spend her.
vacation at the R. Clausen home in
West DEBORAH
Attorney and Mrs. Frank Sayrel
went to Cresco Monday for visit
with Miss Ella Caward and to attend
10 legal business.
Mrs. d. c. Graham returned TO
DEBORAH Saturday after five weeks
visit at the f. c. Maltby and NJ. D..
Whitney homes at Mabel, Mimi.
Miss Helen Algyer and Mr.
John Raak returned to Paulina, Ia,
Monday, after a visit at the home. OF
the formers brother, r. Algyer
Mrs. w. F. Anderson returned
to castala Saturday after short
visit with home folks. Her sister.
Miss Anna Lubke accompanied her.
DR.. Ray F. Topliff returned TO
Postyille Monday after an over Sum
day visit with his wife at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Lennon.
DIR. NJ. Willett, Mrs. \. Wiilett.
and T. A. jayne went to Elkader, Ia, /
Monday as DEBORAH delegates to the
annual meeting of the northeastern
association of the congregational
churches.
When you come Saturday and
see and hear Americas greatest or
ator, VIM. j. Bryan, be sure and call
on Ben Bear and buy one of the Ben
Bear $1,000 overcoats. You may
want "Siip-On' at $500. You will
find the best ones here. BEN BEAR.
We sell the best sc mitten and
Toe gloves in town. s. Larsen
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
Mrs. ]. c. Boynton returned from

Mrs. j. G. Boynton returned from
her Cresco visit Friday.
Mrs. j. H. Miller visited her
sister at Cresco over Sunday.
Mrs. ole Anderson of Thompson
Iowa. is visiting relatives in DEBORAH
Mr.. and Mrs T. II. Conner went
to Cresco Saturday, for "a few days
visit.
Paul Preus concluded his home
visit Thursday and returned to North
Dakota.
If you are in DEBORAH Saturday,
come to Bears and buy a good suit
of clothes.
AIR. and Mrs. b. A. Hanson of
Linn Grove, Ia, are visiting Pleasant
township relatives.
A twelve pound boy was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Daniels last
Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Qualley and
son Sundayed at her parents home
near Canton, Mimi.
A. l.. Abbey departed for Dell
Rapids, S. d., yesterday, to look after
his farming interests.
B. H. Adams is attending a
state meeting of grain dealers in
Des Moines this week.
A. j. Francisco was up from
Bellevue the first of the week, look
ing after business matters
Mrs. NJ b. Olson and children
concluded their visit at the home of
Attorney j. A. Nelson Saturday, and
returned to Harmony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Graceman
purchased one of the new
100000 Victrolas from
NJ. j. Soukup, the jeweler.
Mrs. Caroline Hauswirth con-
Guided her visit with her brother,
Charles Trzcinski and son, w. J.
and returned to Nashua
Thursday.
The families of VIM. Thompson
and w. F. Kennedy are making prep
arations to move to California with
in a few days. F. b. Thomas has
purchased the Thompson home on
street.
Mr.. Ed. Gibbons, of Berlin, New
who has been purchas-
ing horses for Roman Bros for a
of years. is in the city select
ing more horses for the Berlin Mills
Co., which he represents.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Corby went to
yesterday, to spend two
weeks visiting. They viii return
here for further visit with their
daughter, Mrs. C. G. Freeberg before
going back to their California home.
The John Sorenson family have,
moved into the Col. Baker residence,
and Mr.. c. j. Weiser is tearing down
the Sorenson residence, and viii add
a tennis court to the playground OPP
posite his ireidencea on Upper Broad
way.
Mrs. Otto Solberg arrived home
Saturday after a two weeks visit
with Mesdames Berg and Wood. Her
Niece. Miss Hazel Headington and
Miss Moe went to Calmar to meet
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dryer and
son of Waterloo were guests of rel
atives here over Sunday. They We're
at the Cresco carnival, with an
aerial acrobatic performance, and
came down here to spend Sunday
among the friends of olden days
Among the DEBORAH people who
went to Cresco on Saturday to attend
the last day of the carnival were Mrs.
Alice Elwick, Misses Hazel and Lottie
Morton, Mrs. Elias Reed and son
Harold, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Trzeinski,
Miss Ethel Makepeace. Mrs. Alleman
and son Robert.
soc buys the best leeced under
wear at our store to be had anywhere
in America. BEARS.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09

Or. Holmes. the we'll known skin sae-
ciGliSt writes: Il am convinced that the
D.DD. Prescription is as much q specific
for eczema as quinine for malaria. [
lave been prescribing the Odd. remedy
for years" 1t viii take away The itch
the instant you apply it.
In fact, we are so sure of what ODD.
will do for you that we will be glad
10 let You have a 81 bottle on our guar
q ee that it, viii cost you nothing un-
less you find that it does the work.
Il Jeweler. DecOPah. Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
Doctors Use This for Eczema

Dr. Evans. E,;-Con1nissioncr of Health,
says; There is almost no relation be-
tween skin diseases and the blood" The
skin must be cured through the skin.
The germs must be washed out, and so
salves have long ago been found worth
less. The most advanced physicians of
this country gro now agreed on thic. and
are prescribirg q wash Of winterereen,
thymol and other ingredients for eczema
and all other skin diseases. This COM
pound is known as Odd. Prescription
for Eczema.
T.. j. PARMAN, Druggist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

FOR SALE, NOS 1910 AND 29l2 WEST
Main, Street, new seven-room orlck
houses, latrobe. electricity, gas,
water and sewer; high front yards
large front and rear porches. ana
deep lot. Only one square from
Street car w. H. CRAWFORD.
builder and owner. 1901 Grove Ave-
nue. Phone Madison 1919.
FOR SALE, LOT IS FEET BY $50 FEET
on Cary Street, west Of Boulevard
Address A 125. care Times-Dispatch-
.Dp.pEp oEEEp THIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

UJLIAN C. ANDERSON Il CO.. sA1-Es
agents for virgins Park pr operty.
THREE SPLENDID FARM BAR
gains.-In the famous Piedmont SET
ton. we have several magnificent
farms to be had 1t q bargain. No. !.
500 acres splendid land. Loo acres Oh
which 10 river bottom. splend1d frame
house. three tenant houses anu
necessary outbulldings. station one
and one-half miles: price $40 per
acre; $1,000 cash, balance TO suit.
No. 2..lS8 acres good land. good
buildings, station four miles; price
acres. good land, good dve-room
house and necessary outbuildings.
station four miles All these places
close to schools. churches and In
good neighborh0od. and are the best
propositions for the money in the
entire section Write for catalogue
f. SCOTT CARTER 4 CO.. Warren
ton. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
WILLIAM II, SCOTT,

SCOTS OLD MARKET DRUG siCt.E,
Judson Cunningham. manager IS .ne
drug store OF Richmond; men ~
GET anything from SCOTS. ifs risn..
The best imported olsvs VI. - =
quarts and gallons, S3oe' soy.
Eeyerabl. Liver Pills. the best In tne
world. Toe. SCOTS Blood Mixture WIN
enrich the blood and make II as pure
as am infants. Si.o0: SCOTS Antisep-
tic soap is the finest skin soap eve
used. Ice: SCOTS Pie SAVE Is III,
5er e5c: Scott's Corn Salve VIII
make a cripple dance for JOY, ioc''
Scotts Digestive Elixir VIII cure any
case of Indigestion, SOC: Cunnins
hams Royal Remedy and lnaeetion.
for men. never fails. soc. each.
trusses fitted by an expert: no charSe
for fitting, smoking Tooacro' w, .ne
nnund: Dried Peach Chewing Tobacco.
&C; big stock. right prices aad po!i'e
attention: mail orders specially.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

lillian e. ANDERSON 4 CO., SAILS
- 1ans. Tor WriRh1's Park Or ,perty.
80 .-------------
EIGHT-ROON RESIDENCE. WITH
near Northampton; good Investment
easy terms
EOCH-ROOSA oCNSAw,
house: 10 acres land. cleared; near
westhampton car line. bargain.
Let 10 show you.
FOCR-EOOA HOCSE An oc l..
isnd. fenced with wire; near city.
On lake and car line. $2,1O0.
line; 2 acres TN wood. one In cult
walton: large: new eo..a1 .n,-
@ar,n ., Zoo. Price, $1,000.
EIGHT-RoOA AOCSs: ,.as ~.
nus, =, sShsa Sents Tor $40 per
eIecS
n0"s"
,ooN uoNrsE AND OUT
e. .cres Iand near Drewry's
Slua: LIZ
euSe"
$500, rox-p-po1ON COTTAGE: FIVE
~ ma IRE fenced; near Failing
Itu.A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

NO. 1915 NORTH TWENTIETH
Street, frame. Rents $l1 per month";
$500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
a. ACRES TWELVE MILES FROM

100 ACRES. TWELVE MILES FROM
Richmond Price. $500. SOIL Is
rE1coIs-" loan. with clay sSbsoi.
200 acres in fin" timber. zoo acres
.r cultivation. elegantly wAscred By
veil spring and river. Only one
~Fs % railroad station. good or
pssr- pIErs all ia fun bearing.
Tssrs ere two E~ts 81 improvements
1r fHIF f.4sre--Dnc 81 an entirely new
Err.Fs sisht rooms. frOEt and back
gr-sF usp nerhosse. BAN. etc. All
49, ,DreFers foundation. There Is a
rrs asfYn,obiI, road. runs right BY
;E.r place
~ Yrr- NAVE a GOOD FARM WORTH
81 900. ara ~ilI trade :, for beau
''a. tau.rSoru modern svbuYbaN
- s. - PttsbSTsh. Pa. write Tor
gar'fSB!arr.
I'r OTrEr BARGAINS ~ FARMS
from - ARES sp 90 1000 Prices.
500 g. Write or call Tor ~sfs-
igggs THO IA. HE. Main Street
Bs-S B5I!dInss
TvE rELE. BEAUTIFUL LOT on
MGrsrnsst Avenue. near Robinson
-frss- ETyIgS feet. bargain csu
- taa IpIgS ?. tDDDrS q co
niss VIII. B.Y Twc-sTORY Dwell
Uas ~ gsA6pN wear stuart Avenue.
soars wpdsTn improvements. t"s'
IN nio" -tysiF JcIfS 7. oODDfS q
90
WRIGHT Park GIVES FREE
Ssssy rcEEsrffce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

CHURCH HILL EAST BROAD COR
ner, detached eight-rOom brick !;
close to park; 30-foot front; $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

100 ACRES or GOOD RICH LAND
ten miles from Richmond: two min
s-es walk Of railroad station. ntc'
ue~ six-roorn house: on best auto
mobile road IN the state Price
$500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

4 900 BARRELS FRUIT IN SEASON.
40 acres. $3.5e0: east terms. In
Maryland. think of the chance for
pront here; orchards OF apples and
pears already bearing produce l.
900 barrels in season. and there IL
room for many more trees: 1oe
acres smooth. leyel delds, good pas
ture. bordered by never failin2
stream: only one and three-fourtns
miles to railroad station: mail de-
livered, nearly new seven-room
house, barn, stable. corn crib. two
poultry houses. wagon house. eie-
waited, slightly location. f1ne view.
pleasant surroundings. pure water
lots of shade: change In family at
fairs forces sale: IL taken now. only
$500; easy terms. See photo OF resi-
dence, all details and travelling o.
rectiones to see this and other good
farms, page 81. SPROUTS Farm
Catalogue, u.s. copy free. station
27o1. e. A. STROUT, Farm Agency
Land Title Building, Phhadeipnis'
Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
For 5ak

FOR SALE. AT ao4 EAST FRANKLIN
street very handsome Guartereo oaA
dining room set-tabie. chairs. china
press. sideboard
10 THE INoUIRERs FOR THE NOW
famous Colorado Pink Queen tante-
hrst car ever sold in Richmond Some
of the places that you can procure
them: T. C Jones. Hay West. W
{. Gray, R. II. Hawks. W T; Hawks
J. B. Yeamans, A Fe'tis. /. r. Evans'
Steigler Co, VIM. Wood. James n,
Smith. Julian Flournoy, Acme
Grocery. Monroe Grocery Broad
Street Market. Robinson street Mar
ket. w. 4. Binns. George B. bliiey:
served at all hotels and the best
Innch rooms. s F. PAnGETT
CO. Distributors
CALL on OWL REPAIR SHOP. IL l.
North Second Street. F1rs!-ciass
iocksrniths and bell hangers; knives
and scissors snarpensd: satIstsc.iHh
guaranteed Plain door key oUph-
Gated free il you bring this ad
Tur RPISTOW-w ORSHAM CO.. 1885
Fast Main Street headquarters 'or
vehicles and harness
VIZ HAVE BARGAINS THIS WEEK
in surries. buggies and runaoouts 10
make EGC! az"
VT HAVE BARGAINS THIS WEEK IN
wagons for business purposes iooN
these over. Prices reduced
We HAVE BARGAINS THIS WEEK IN
secondhand vehicles. surries. open
and top busgies. Look these over
VIZ HAVE BARGAINS THIS WEEK
in harness, siagle and double. SUIT
abb. for all purposes. THE BRIS-
TOW-wORSHAM co, 1885 East
Main Street.
FOR SALE ONE wEBsTER'S NEW
International Dictionary. with ana
Of tn. world price sl". original COST
g.. Address X care T.m.s-D!s-
patch. -
FoF SALE. MAILING LIST CONTAIN
ing thz NAMES Of $1,000 whisky buy
ers in TN. STATE % North Carolina.
y 80. care Tim"s-Dispateh.
WANTED. TO SELL ACTIVE ISTEI--
-. ia good paving drug business 10
reliable. experienced man. splendid
opportunity .0r good man. Address
DRUGGIST. Box -. LynchbUrg. Va.
C0MPETF.NT RETAIL. GROCERY. DO
ing good business on publ" street.
FsrEfssis ole rent. bs-A 81 a'HEf - a'-
a.UsU.. Address = So. car" Times
Dispatch.
ron SALE. ESTABLISHED PRINTING
business with regular trad" FeaT
. round low price. easy terms Fn2,
ar" Tim.s-Disgatch.
OFFICE FT.RNITr-RE. PARTITIONS
80 TO- sale heap. The SAVINGS
/ EsNE OF RICHMOND. iii5 Eas;
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( prices suF agr.ssbl" terms PER
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