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Dr. and Mrs. Clark Entertain.

The members of the Married Peo- rle's Bridge Club were entertained last even ng by IT. and Mrs. o. w. Clark at their home on West Fifth avenue. After several absorbing 9 mes Of bridge the prize winners were Mrs. Finn Hut, who received q ha!f dozen cut glass salt and pep- per boxes. and Thurman Lcuthan, a boX of kerch efs. Delicious re- fr2snments were served to the fol- lowing: Massrs. and Mesdames H. K. Toney, Finn Hut, Drew Wh te, TAurman, Olive Galbralth, A. W. Suruegs, c. E. Philpot, H. \. At- wood, Jchn Campbell, N. A. Waldron; C. H. Triplett. Sr., and c. H. Trip lett Ir.
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TEXARKANA DON'T AP.
 PROVE OF PRIMARY

Texarkana, Nov. 25.--That the peo- pie of the Arkansas side of the city of postoffice primary was demonstrated last night when only seven Arkansans met eight Tex as delegates who came over to hold meeting to advocate a primary. The seven Arkansas men were opposed to the primary, and four of the Texans are men who will be candidates if a primary is held. The verdict was that the meeting was a killing frost
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PACIFICATORS MEET
 BETWEEN THE LINES
Turkish and Bulgarian Representa-. tiyes Do Not Gene To Show
 Down At First Meeting

Sofia, Nov. 25 The first meet ing of the Turkish and Bulgara an delegates looking to peace terms ill the efforts to eni the Balkan war took place today at Abaktchikemi, a small town within the fighting zone of Tcha, alja. The frst session was spent in discussion which covered Wide range and a close neutral vote was recorded, denot ng that no press had been male as a result of the first days negotiations.
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COMPLETE
 THEIR ANNUAL SESSION

Philadelphia, Nov. 26.-The Nation al Women's Suffrage Association completed it's labor late today and ad journed sine die. The active board will meet in New York tomorrow to select the place of meeting for next year.
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ANOTHER BURNED
 BODY IS RECOVERED

waukegan. H., Nov. 26.-The sev- enth body badly burned and unrecog- nizable, was recovered from the ruins of the Corn Products mill this after noon. It is believed to be one of the three missing. There are "A injured in the hospitals, some of whom may die. The coroner's jury empanneled today will hold formal hearing Thursday.
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THE GIBSON JURORS
 COULD NOT AGREE
After Being Out IA Hours, the Court
 Discharged Them Tuesday.

Goshen, N. Y., Nov. 26.-After de- liberating for more than fourteen hours the jury in the case of Burton W. Gibson, charged with the murder of his client, Mrs. Rosa Menschik Szabo, reported to Justice Tompkins shortly after il o'clock this morning that it could not agree on verdict. The jury was accordingly discharged.
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Honor Ami, ersary.

in hcnor of their fifteenth wedding anniversary MT. and Mrs. J. B. Malre entertained at the Eagles glub Monday evening, when two hun urea quests attended. The floor committee fer the dance included Mesdames Ed Counts, James Harper ana Jean Taylor, Lewis Rhoton, in 1enalf of Inc Eagles Club, presented .. $. Mare with handsome token a'i estaem, while Mrs. Marre was ian-
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defed cha m ng remembranca e,.or, the Ladies Auxiliary by Mrs. I'm lle,'ii9n. Refreshments were served anu .p"nch was ladelad during the ''eH 'lis --'-litle Rock Democrat.
 ---st---
 Sesame CIuh.
 n'Ss hHoy Gibson was hostess ves- terday afternoon to tne members of 'he sesame Club. The c bson homo was dttraci ively decorated for tho occasion. The meeting was well at- 'eiia a. 1he following Was the pro- gram: P''
 Resnonses.
 Current events in China.
 Talk, Soc al Transformation in Chin1, Mrs. Gillespie.
 Flano solo, M ss Winters.
 IaiK, "llongkong," Mrs. Scruggs. ReVleW questions, chapters, II to IS, inclusive.
 Quosiloner, Mrs. Scales.
 IAe next meeting will be held the last Tuesday n December.
 ----',,------
 For Miss Teague.
 sSes Ava and Ethel Viets enter tanned with progressive euchra last evening at their home on State street complimentary to Miss Mary Teague. ol OttdmWa, Iowa. Three tables Wsre set for he l9layers and af.cr several interesting games Mrs. Gull peppA:, A. W White and Will Mara were awarded prizes Miss Teague was awarded the guest $ prize. Fol- loW-ag the anes d delicious salad course was SC sed. \ "h lden menu was handed the guests as they en- tered .Ae prettily decorated dining room The menu contained the fol- lowing dellcacies: Haldtack, Cupid's Delight, Bazaar of D D'amonds, One of Noah's Sons. Relative of the Dairy News, l. tile Boys Standby, Never Failing Desert, Concen.rated Odors, Lovers Address to His Sweetheart The affair was most enjoyable one. Thos9 present were Misses Mary Toague, Gttumwa, la; Nllie Rue, Ethe. and Ava Vlets, Ms. Webi,es and M~s. CElpepper. A. w. White, Tom Den on, W Il Mara. Robert Carr, NJ. (. Dayton and Earl Wood.
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Miscellaneous Shower.

Miss Maxine Matthews will enter tain for Miss Ethel Clement with a miscellaneous shower on Saturday, December z.
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Eagles Dance.

The Order of Eagles will give a Thanksgiving dance this evening at their lodge hall on West Second ave- hue. A fine turkey dinner will be served. Howe's orchestra will furn- ish the music.
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City Beautiful Club.

The City Beautiful Club will meet .nls morning at 10 o'clock in the par iors Of the Hotel Jefferson.
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BY y. j. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
AUCTION SALE
OF

THAT MOST ATTRACTIVE DE-
TACiilttD CORNER BRtCK DWELL
ING, NO. 1919 PARK AVENUE.
On WEDNESDAY, MAY Is. 1917
at o'clock l.. NJ
me attract!vcness and conveniences
OF this property axe too numerous to
mention in an advertisement.
Corner lot. fronting 60 feet on Parl,
Avenue. with three story stock brick
dwelling. up- o-date in construct ton.
large and attractive reception room
slate roo!. we'll ventilated and light
cellar, In which the laundry is located.
This property is specially adnpted
Tor the use of "a doctor or other pro
iessional man. as ii has several rooms
vita separate entrance from the
ma" floor. which can he used as 'indi-
Gated without Interfering with The
residential part in any way
AS the owner has determined to sell
YOU can come to this sale with the as,
surance that the property Will be sold
almost regardless of price.
y. j. CHEWING COMPANY.
Auctioneers
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BY virtue of two certain deeds OF,
trust. both executed and delivered BY
inc City Coal Company of Richmond,S
incorporated, one thereof being dated
the 10Th day OF April, 1910. and Of
record in the Office of the clerk OF the
Chancery Cour, of the city of Rich-i
and the other thereof being dated tho
9lst day OF December, 1910 and also
OF record in said clerks Office in D. b. 8
2O9-A, page iO3, default having been
made in payment of debts therein and
thereby secured. and pursuant also to
an order of the District Court OF the
United states for the Eastern District
OF Virginia, entered at Richmond on
the l4th day of March, 1872, in the
matter OF the said City Coal Company
or Richmond. Incorporated. bankrupt.
trustee in the first of the above mem
toned deeds of trust, and Ben NJ Rose
bro, as substituted trustee in the sec
ond OF said deeds OF trust. and Walter
Sydnor, as trustee in bankruptcy OF
the estate of the said bankrupt, Will
sell at public auction. on the premises.
WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
MAY. 1917. at ) O'CLOCK Z. NJ.
the real estate described as follows.
viz: All thos, two certain pieces or
OF an acre, more or less (and desig-
mated as lot No. and lot No. on me
plat hereinafter referred to), with tae
improvements thereon, lying and being
situated in the said city OF Ricnmond
Va. lot No. / fronting u feet on the
north line OF Moore Street, betwuens
Giliner and Oak Streets and extending
back northwardly between parailei
lines to the southern line ofelot No =.
aitord!ng II - foot entranc. OF drive
way TO said last mentioned lot; and
lot No. lies in the rear OF said lot
No. !, as Well as in the rear OF what
is known as the odd African Cnurcn,'
being the same two lots or parcels OF
land conveyed to the said City Coal
Company OF Richmond, Incorporated,
ny Ellngton-Guy Timber Co. Inc. by
deed dated the 26th April. 1870 and
OF record in said clerks office. in D. B.
2o7-B. page la. to which said deed
and TO the plat recorded herewith
special reference is hereby made for q
more particular description of tho
metes and bounds of said real estate
TERMS Onet third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the resi-
due in equal payments of six, twelve
and eighteen months, carrying interest
from the day OF sale. for which nego-
table notes shall be given. with leave
TO the purchaser. at his election. 10
pay all of tho purchase money in cash,
the sale hereunder 10 be reported to
ter. and shall be subject to the app
prevail and confirmation thereon, and
the title shall not pass to the purchases
er until all of the purchase money
shall have been paid and a convey
ance ordered by said court.
A. X. THOMAS,
BEN NJ, ROSEBRO, ID
WALTER SYDNOR.
Trustees as Aforesaid.
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ifoRsEs' REST. HALF NILE cry
virginia Blue grass; board and pas
trre: terms. Madison io57-Y.
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BY virtue OF two certain deeds OF,
trust, both executed and delivered byN
Incorporated, one thereof being dated;
the 3Oth day OF April. 1910, and lts
record III the office OF the clerk OF the !
Chancery Court OF the city of Rich
mond. Va, in ID. b. :07-A. page SIS,
and the other thereof being dated the
slst day OF December 1910. and also
OF record in said clerks Office in d. b.
=oa-A, page lUS, default having been
made IN payment of debts therein ano
thereby secured. and pursuant also 10
an order of the District Court OF the
United states for the Eastern Districc
OF Nirsinia. entered ut Richmond on
the ltth day or March. 1912. in the
matter OF The said CITY Coal Company.
OF Richmond. Incorporated. bankrupt,
tho Undersigned. lrma Lambert Ter
rell. as trustee in the first of the
above mentioned deeds OF trust. and
Ben NJ. Rosebro, as substituted truss
tee III the second or said deeds OF
in bankruptcy OF the estate of the said
bankrupt. VIII sell at public auction,
on the premises. on )
WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF
MAY. 1912. AT 3 O'CLOCK l.. NJ,
the roal estate described as follows,
viz:
All that certain lot OF land lying ana
being in the city OF Richmond, with all
improvements thereon and appur;o-
nances thereto belonging. on the north
crn line If Moore Street two hundred
ana seventy -llEe N-i1) iGCt east or oak
Street, more or less. and fronting on
said Moore Street one hundred and
twenty nine G29) feet six CO. Inches.
and extending back northwnrdly 70
Bacons Quarter Branch three hum
dred and scverty-sevcn go feet eight
CS) inches on the eastern line, mora
or less, and about three hundred and
forty (3iO) feet on the western line
being the same property conveyed 10
the City Coal Company OF Richmond.
incorporated, By William a. Lam6ere
and others oy deed dated April! 80
1910, and duly recorded IN the clerks
office Of the Richmond Chancery Court
in D. H. 40I-A. page 50.
TERMS: One-fhird Of the purchase i
money to bo paid IN cash. and the resi-
due in equal payments OF six, twelve
and eighteen months. carrying infer-s
est from the day of sale. for Which
negotiable notes shall DE given. ,sith
leave 10 tho purchaser, at his electior..
to pay ali OF the purcnase money IN
cas!:.the sale hereunder 10 Do reported I:
TO SAID United States court IN said
matter. and shall DO subjact to .haE
and confirmation thereof. a.dt
the tiiie shall not pass 20 ths pur-s
Chaser until all o. the purchaso n.cney
shall have been paid ana II conveya,iccS
ordered hy said court IN
IRMA LAMBERT TERRIBLY,
REN ". ROSEBRO. h q
WALTER SYDNoR.
Trustees as Aforesaid.
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IV TIE PUBLIC: ! WILL CLOSE
UuaiHesa during the montns of May
ana juno. ana VIII open again for
business July /. CHARLES FISHER.
ladies' Tailor. 3o2 T.. Grace street
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IeIp, a9aIe ann female

INDOSTRioUs MEN AND 1voMrcSS,
. wanted. Room I'll. Mutual Buildin,.
10 SHOW every one our goods. fresb
from factory. The best ever nrn,
duced. q necessity In every home.
factory. bank. business house. schooi
house, hospital. etc. Can readily earn
from SIS 10 $25 per week. Perina-
ncnt. pleasant. Cali at once before
all our territory is taken Hours
$50 TO 1880 ~. NJ and $3.50 to 5.5e
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MOTOR CYCLES. NEW AID SECOND.
hand AL nrsces. TOMPKINS. no.
80 ". Broad
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AsliabIc Uranssfer

TRANSFER. -MIl.LNEE,S
3p2 North Ninth Street. hauls trunks
Tor zoe. Claim checks issued at the
house for your baggage Two man
~ OF movins furniture and pianos
Phone Madison iji5
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Dibinfn6 notlces.
lntic Coast Line RAILROAD company.,

Atlantic Coast Line railroad Company
once Of the Treasurer.
Wilmington, n. &C.. May l, f9l2
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or At.
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company
has declared n dividend of two and
one-half per cent. on the preferred
capital stock of that company. nav
able at the office OF the treasurer. ot
Wilmington. ~ c.. on and after MAY
TO- 1912 The transfer books are
closed from the goth day OF April,
1912, to May 10, 1912. both datea
inclusive. JAMES +. POST,
Treasurer.
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Business 0ppprtuntties


WANTED. MAN OF ABILITY, WITH
$4,000 to $4,000. as silent partner in
good paying business: this invest
ment Will easily pay 10 per cent, /;
interested. address II 749, care Times
Dispatch
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s9ituations 1Ganten, female

THE REMINGTON TYPEWRITEI,
COMPANY'S EMPLOYMENT DE-
PARTMENT serves the employer by
selecting from its lists of tested
stenographers one who is competent
to satisfy his requirements Tell
us your requirements and we will
see they are filed. Our services are
given without charge. Phone Mad
ison 7S3
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JAMES CASKIE,
Special Commissioner

earthly that the bond required .ot
Tie special commissioner by the aborA
decree has been duly given
Teste:. CHARLES o. SAV1LLE,
Clerk
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agents C4antep

AGENTS. TO SELL OUR GtiARAN.
t:ed insect destroyer, Roachdeath.
Every house wants 1t: 100 per cent.
pront. RINDfUSI MFG. Co. Detroit.
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G7itttnerp

FOR CORRECT STYLES IN MILLIN-
cry you must gee my display of trim
med hats and untrimmcd shapes: a!so
:ny l'neof ready made garments for
ladies and children. we are now
giving special prices ol all lines
alterations free. MRS JULIUS
BEAR. 1929 l. Main Street
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lSfaI GStatc 1lantrn

Would RENT FAitM WITH PR M,
lego OF buying: also stock and i'm
PIGMENTS IL possible. Address n CTS.
care Times Dispatch.
LIST YOUR FAHMs WITH J \. CON
css,IrV hlrnkN
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looultrp, ieets anh RLhs atuck

COUNT THE INDIANS AS THEY PASS
by, then see TOAipkINS
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a3tsrclIanrous
SHOE AIi;IN, 10

Zoe. HAI.FSCLE MESS SHOES. coz.
ladies. every pair sewer: best leath-
eT. no nails. ne pegs. Royal RUB.
Der neels. &c. fred AIR rubber heels
tVc: leather heeis rebuilt like ne ~
Zoe. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. iiG L. IaIn "hone Mon
roe 1861.
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situations lllanrfn, Scale

DRUGGIST Or EXPE-
r!cncc wishes relief work during May
ana june. Address Box - Law
renceville. Va
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On account Of owner having to leave
the city for health, We VIII sell on the
above date the entire contents of No
3l7 East Franklin Street, consisting
of eight bed rooms furnished vita
Enameled Iron Beds Springs and Mat
tresses. Oak and Maple Dresstrs and
stands, Wardrobcs. Toilet Sets, Fea tn
er Pillows. Counterpancs. Blankets,
sheets. Mating. Chairs, Rockers. etc. :
beautiful Parlor Pictures. hundsoms
Vases and Bric-a-l'rac. Brass Jardl-
nieres, Brass Candlesticks. Brass
Scores With Prisms Hall Mirror, Ma
hogany Centre Tables, Mahogany
Chairs and Rockers. Chippcndale InlaId
Curio cabinet tround). Administer
DruSSets and Rugs, Box Couch, White
Enameled WARDROBE, Flemish Oak Din
ing Room Table. Sldeboard and Chairs
Crockery, Glassware. Table Linen, Gas
Range. Cooking Utensils and many
other goods
Ladies invited to attend This Is
good furniture, and must be sold at
once.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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;. n SiMAAN. 2l3 y. FIFTH ST.
We are selling az cost the most
beautiful handmade embroider!es
ever brought TO this city from all
nations everything for wenr and
Tor the house. Trclr beauty ana
rarity arc bound TO attract, so come
ana see and buy. Dresses and Irish
laccG Ut All Kinds
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
nE>

OF
THAT EXTREMELY VALUABLE AND
WE'LL LOCATED PROPERTY.
KNOWN AS THE "WoODBRIDGE
HoMEsTEAD." AT TIE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF GRACE AND
SEVENTH STREETS. AT" AUCTION.
mond chancery Court. entered March
:. W. IN the suit or MARY y Wood
bridge vs.. Powers II Tyler. surviving
trustee. ct ais" the underss sned. spe-
premises. on
WEDNESDAY., MAY l5,.io12,
at $50 p. NJ,
that most Desirable properly above re-
serred 70, consis;irS OF a Comfortable
o!d brick dwelling with the lot upon
which 1t stands. frontins Is feet !.
inches and running back between l4S
ana 10" ieet TO an alley in the rear
IL feet = inches wide
In point of location. being at A. nro,n
inent corner and of a siza allowing
any one OF several modes Of iuuprovine
IL. ana by reason OF its nearncss IN
large ANA imposing fmprovem, hts al
ready made in its neaghoorhcod with
others now in course of conSt ruction
not TO speak of several othars. tnclud
Ing the proposed hotel at Eighth and
Grace Streets. tbs property deserves
investors. as purchase at this point
viii Doubtless prove profItable in the
near future.
TERMS: One .ourth cash. ona t,a
residue In three equal payments at one
two and three years. for notes. with
interest added. and rae title retained
until all OF the purchase money shall
have been paid.
JAMES CASKIE.
Special Commissioner.
earthly that the bond required .oc
lie special commissioner by the aboyA
decree has been duly given.
Teste:. CHARLES o. sAv1LLE.
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PROTECTION,

ORIENTAL or DOMESTIC RUG
should be cleaned by KAMBOURIAN,
ia North First.
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Hralru 49rppp5alO
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

BIDS Will. BIZ RECEIVED
by Architects Heard X Cardwell.
i.ynchhurg, Va, until . A. NJ SAT
tRDAN. May -, for the erection
and completion OF a twelvc-room
and auditorium school building for
the school Board Of Municipal Dis
trict OF Bedford county, Va. The
building to he of hollow tile con-
Struction with hrerroot corridors.
Inc bids WIZ be cccncI and consid-
cred on later date by School Board
and architects Tine action taken by
them VIII be reported to the bidders
on or about June /. The right is
reserved by the School Board 10 re-
ject any or all hids and to award
the contract 10 any bidder. although
lie may NO. he the lowest, for amy
reason satisfactory. 10 the School
Board And the school Board FUR
ther reserves the right to require !
satisfactory bond from thu. con
tracts for the faithful execution %
the contract. said bond 10 he in an
amount to be fixed by said School
Board. All bids are to he mailed
u the architects and accompanied
by certified check for five hundred
dollars tS50o.00D. payable TO the
School Board The certified check
shall be forfeited in case the bidder
refuses TO sign contract or Is unable
10 furnish the required bond. Plans
and form of proposals may be had at
the Office of the architects.
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LAWN MOWERS SHAfPENf.D AND
repaired, B1CkERSTAFF. 1871 East
Hain Street
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SLIP COVERS.

SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER.
iu:niturc polished ana repaired
LEVY, the Upholsterer, 425 West
Broad
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in the City of Richmond. Va. ar
clsewherei have WITHDRAWN from
the market all OF my real estate
tiiat was formerly listed for sale
hy mo. l.. W. REAMS, I.lburn, Ma
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF the District uf Columbia. Wash
!nSton, -. C.. May 8, 1912. Sealed pro-
posalS will he received at this office
until o'clock l. NJ. MAY IS. 1912, FOR
turi shins granite curbiur during the
Iiscal year beginning July /. 1912. and
ending June 30 1913. Form of pro-
posal. spec hcatlons and necessary In
formation may be obtained upon app!'.
cation to the Purchasing Uhccr. u. c..
Room 500 District building. CUNO II.
RUDOLPH. JOHN y. JOHNSTON. WILL
LIAM V. JUDSON. Commissioners. d. G.
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SLIP COVERS.

IL LINEN AND CRETONSi1. FOR BED
room or pagior -.adc TO ht sgd
NOR & ICNDLEY. INC, seventh anu
Grace. MadisOn 32OI
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HORSES UNSURPASSED
pastures. running water. good care.
grain II desired. terms reasonable.
~ 3. GRANT. "Grantland." RIO Ms
Ia. Va. Telephone Madison 456s-F
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Goal anti llupu
=. -, -. -
WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
OUR DRY KINDLiNG BEST IN CITY
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company; $l.50 half-cord DA.
NlD NJ LEA Il co. Phone Monroe
Csc
DRY kINDLING WOOD FROM orr,
Dos factory. $3.50 haif-cord: best in
city DAVID NJ. LEA & co. Phone
Al1nroe GIG.
If YOU BURN WOOD JUST CONSULT
headPuarters over phone or get on
you can see "A sumple and i:et de-
livery In 30 minutes BY automobile
truck. Long. THE WOOD MAN. 1896
Mest Rroad
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WANTED, POSITION BY MIDDLE
aged white woman for Invalid or an
with hospital experience. II 742.
care Times Dispatch.
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ExQuisITi;s.

AUSTRIAN HAND EMBROIDERED
Austrian Laces. in Collars. Guns and
yard Soous; an exquisite COLLECTION
at low prices. DO not fail to see them
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5;ur Sale

FOR WAGONS GO 70 RicHARDs0N
E4tCS.. 6lo BrUok Avenue. Painting,
iepairins and rubber tire worK.
haG lson 1867.
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FLY SCREENS.

METAL FRAME WINDOW SCREENS.
adjustable; stay in and keep dies
out. Screen doors and screen wire.
CLARKE. Hardware 1915 Main St