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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-12

ter power OF the two Caroliuas wac
conceived by DR.. w. Gill Wyiie, Of this
city. lie and his brother. DR. K. H.
Wylie, formed Il company and start "a
work on their power plan, In North
ern South Carolina They had span,
about 100000 in getting II in operation
when James b. DUKE heard OF tho pro-
Ject and saw Or. Wyiie After seeing
tina balance sheet no exclaimed in sur
prise: lis this on the lovel?" Being as
sured that the hgurcs were correct, he
remarked:
ell your scheme beats tobacco, and
am ready TO make you proposal"
Inc result was the forming OF the
southern Power Company, winch took
over the "yiie plant, and lines were at
once laid for broadening the scope OF
the new corporation.
Oflcsrs were chosen, and the oGclai
family OF the Southern Power Company
Is nov as follows: James b. Duke,
president: Benjamin n. Duke. DR.. ".
Gil Wylie and w. S. Lee. Vice presl-
dents; w. S. lie, chief engine .r: Il, t..
Arlington. secretary and treasurer; W.
X. Martin, Jr.. assistant secretary, and
h. r. Butcher, Euditor.
TO Have $4,000 Horsepower.
In addition to tho power plants that
now general, $4,000 horsepower. the
compuny is building other plants thai
VIII develop additional 2Ov,pU3
horsepower Foriy-tive citles ara get
tlhe their light and power, and 10
cotton mills are lessees OF the Duke
corporation With more being addeu
every day. Seven big street raitw4,
systems arc being operated with this
power. while plans have Just been com
pieted for taking over n syst am of rail-
ways which VIII give the corporation
chiin of freisn; trolley ROADS wnich
VIII connect In an unbrokea link cities
from the lower end or South Carolina.
n discussing his new power company
Mr.. Duke said:
The contention has bean made by
some that we are operating a power
trust and that our concern would 500.
develop into grasping monopoly, in
which we would tie the millown-rs Ia ID
knots and then squeeze thu life out ot
them. AS matter OF fact. We are
supplying mills with power today a
SAVING OF 30 per cent. TO them. Their
own steam-d developed horsepower costs
nam 800 n horsepower. We give IL
TO them at first for $50 horsepower.
out we were compelled Il little later to
increase the rate TO $40 o horsepower
The mill operators know thar wo
ara IN reality boon to them, ana
furthermore they know when they need
capital where TO get IL 1 am North
Cafoiinian born and bred, and my
heart has ever been with those who
nave struggled TO develop latent and
dormant advantages in the Old North
state. and none has It's interest closer
AZ heart than !. 1T Is the biggest
thing the Caroiinas ever had, aud they
VINO have benefited by the concern have
no hesitancy In admitting this"
b. Frank Mcbane, of Al Broadway.
VINO has many cotton mill men as his
cilsnts. yesterday said all OPPOSITION
10 the Duke power plants has faded
away
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MAY RESORT TO OLD METHODS
TO FEED CATTLE IN HIGHLAND

Monterey. Va. February flowing
to the small supply of prov1nder for
stock. due to last summers drought
many farmers in this section may have
to reaort to browsing their stock IL
order to get them through the wintor
One stockmnn in Pendleton county
across the West Virginia line. Ia now
feeding zoo head of cattle In this way
The cattle are kept In the mountains.
where two men are employed to fAl
the trees.
To the present generation this
method Is almost unknown, but In
ante beilum days vast herds were fed
in this way. and are said to have Jared
we'll. Sugar and birch trees were
the varieties that afforded the best
browsing. and whole groves OF such
timber were cut down for this purpose.
Old settlers recall the eagerness with
which cattle devoured the smaller
branches OF these trees. and how they
would even endanEer their lives by
running at the first sound OF ench
Falling tree as they came down under
the stroke OF aXncn. The present
situation IN Highland has not reached
this acute stage yet, but, IN very many
instances, resort to browsing will
only be averted by nm early breakup
OF the severe weather that has pre-
vailed since the first of January.
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
HELD AT SPOTSYL VANIA
Engineers Survey Route for uiEhwu,
Hctwecn New York and
Richmond
tspec!al to The Times DIspntoh.l

=, Especial to The Times Dispatch
spotsylvanin. Va, February 1.-THE
first quarterly conference for the
Sotsytvanla Circuit Virginia Confer
ence WAC held with the Zion NJ. f.
Church here on Saturday last. Rev.
NJ. Asbury Christian. d. D., presiding
elder OF West Richmond District, nre-
sldlng FULL attendance OF the OIL
clal body Of the entire charge was
noted. and the several reports OF Rev.
5. II. Johnson. the preacher in charge,
were Try encouraging. The financial
status OF the charge. as well as the
sunday school conditions, as repnrted
We're especially gratifying. Or. Chris
tian preached 10 large and apprecia-
tive audiences.
Colonel II. c. Blaydes. the chairman
OF the Republican party OF the county.
has issued call for u mass meeting
OF the party At the courthouse on
Thursday, February 22, for tho pur-
pose OF electing delegates TO u district
convention to DO held al Cape Charles
on February 27. and also to elect dele
gates to the Republican State Convcn-
ton. which meets at Roanoke on March
L. The basis OF representation Will
be ono delegate for every fifty votes
or fractional part thereof CAPT for "a
Republican candidate for Governor in
1909.
SNbSo ~ II. l. SnlCHe9ter, or this
Circuit Court. has appointed Thomas
stokeley Coleman. the commissioner
OF accounts for the county. and Mr.
Coleman has qualified and entered upon
the discharge OF his duties.
Quinton j. Herring. representing n
medical company OF Wionu. Mimi, was
arrested here yesterday on a warrant
sworn out b. Commonwealth's Attor-
ney Thomas Stokeley Coleman for
peddling goods. wares and merchan-
disc without n license. Herring had a
hearing before Justice Henry 4. Car
ner. and was fined 500 and costs, and
in default OF paying the line was com
mitted TO Jail.
A corps OF civil engineers ia at work
surveying route for permanently
improved automobile thoroughfare
route between New York City and
Richmond These engineers reached
here yesterday, and the unanimous
verdict of the corps is that the per-
manenuy Improved roads In Spotsyl-
vapia arc the best they have Travelled
between New York City and this point,
and in consequence OF this Spotsyl-
vania VIII be embraced In their report.
which VIII ask that the route come by
here. When this work Is finished tho
next route TO be surveyed Will be from
Richmond to San Francisco, which Will
take period OF four months or more
TO complete.
Marcus l. Young. of the county. hse
been appointed & puhlic school trustee
in CORTLAND District to iii the va
cancy occGsioned by the appointment
OF Arthur II Crismond to the county
clerkship,
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WAKE FOREST SOCIETIES
TO CEi.EBttATE ASNIVERSAUIEs

Wake Forest. ~ c., February il.
The chief thought In every student >
mind concerns the seventy seventh
anniversary OF the PhilQmathcsian and
Forest College. The celebration prop
or OF these two ORGANIZATIONS which
have been such material factors IN the
development OF the intellectual and 40
cial sidn 90 the college, VIII 30 held
on Friday. but the general anniversary
period viii extend from Thursday
night. when the annual basketball
game Is held with 4. & NJ. to Saturday
night, when the v. i. I. qufnt meets
the local varsity. ON Friday night, us
lis tho custom. special train Viii he
run from Rnleish for the benefit of
the students In the women's colleges
OF that place.
The speakers this, year are OF the
usua, AlGh standard
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DUKE, OPPOSED, WILL
GIVE RYAN BATTLE
struggle for Control OF This Country S Tobacco
by Two Magn> ties May B
L Xpect d

New York, February lI.-Thomas r.
Ryan Is now creuited IN Wall Str .et
with being In complete control OF the
American Tobacco Company, coniirn.inE
predictions made when he entered tho
directorate " the corporation mat IL
would be only a question OF tim when
he would dominate II James Buch-
anan Duke, TOR twenty-five years the
leading spirit In the great combination.
which he practically created. Is rttir-
Ing from tho presid,ncy OF tn, corpo-
ration. to be succeeded by PerriYal :,
Hiil, vice president of the company.
Mr. Hin has been Il prominent ngurs
in the tobacco business OF tho country
for many years. lie Invested his carly
savings in tho Blackweils Durham To
bacco Company and became one of .ts
officers. Through his endeayors the
concern became Formidable Lompeti-
tor Of tbs companies then in control OF
the trade.
These changes are eaid to be due to
the personal influence OF Dir. Ryan.
who has been appointing men OF his
own choosing In the American Tobacco
Company to displace officials who had
bean selected by MIR. Duke from HIS
friends In his native state OF North
Carolina
In leaving the American Tobacco
Company Mr.. Duke win become CHAIR
man of tho BRUSH American Tobacco
Company. Limited. the business OF
which lies principally in China, Aus
tralia, Canada and South Africa. Tho
British American's contracts With the
old Am srican Tobacco Company have
been abrogated. and II is believed 1t
VIII now start out on u curoer VI conS
petition with the American Company
in which event great night may be
expected betw sen Mr.. Ryan and Mr.
luxe TOR the control OF the tobacco
business OF this country.
MIR Duke also has entered into
combination which has control of the
water power OF North and South Car
DINA. and is establishing plants TO
supply power to all OF the cotton mills
and other manufactures as we'll as
light and heat TO the principal cities
OF tho two States.
in less than three years Mr.. Duke
and his brother. benjamin. have put
upward of s2o.0Uo.000 into the Southern
Power Company. To-day il is one OF
the waalthiest and largest corporations
in the South. Its net profits are
sl.o00.o0O year.
the idea of harvesting the vas; wa
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I thursday, Feb. Is, 1912

at 1870 o'clock P. NJ.
the following property, described in
the decree as follows: "All that GER
tain lot OF LAND In the city OF Rich
mond. with brick store and dwelling
thereon. designated as No. All West
Main Street, fronting nineteen feet six
Strset. and extending back between
parallel lines TO an alley in the rear"
etc.
TERMS: The entire purchase price TO
be paid in cash, or one-third tneraor
IN cash and the residue IN Two equal
six and twelve months from the day
OF sale. the credit instalmcrits to be
evidenced by notes OF the purchaser
"lth per cent per annum Interest
from the day or sale added. and the
title OF the property retained as Sc
CURLY Tor the said notes until the
whole OF the purchase money is paid
and conveyance directed by the
court
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F..
70 made between Berryviile and Roa-
loke.
All the Martinsburs sort drink men
VINO have been Fined and sentenced to
All FOR selling liquor without licenses
awe appeuled their Casra, but not I'M
III judge h. BOYD Faulkner had scath-
lnGly denounced them from the bench
the Juuse declared among other things
'hat the testimony showed several of
ne men TO nave received individually
ABOUT 1S,uUO bottles OF beer and over
',VUO bottles of Whiskey during six
months; and that alone was SUFFICIENT
TO convict tham. He said the Jury had
act erred In It's findings.
Tho farmers institute to be held In
Winchester OH March 13 and IA prom
sos TO be- the largest and most i'm
3ortant meeting OF farmers held In the
over SHENANDOAH Valley in recent
'ears Definite arrangements were
mnde day or two ago By tho eX-
ecut!ve committee which has positive
assurances that the institute will be
addressed by such men as Dr. Harvey
". Wiley, of pure food fame; Commits
sioner George w. kolner. or the Vir-
glnlo Department or Agriculture, Or.
s; w. Fletcher. OF tho Blacksburg Sta
tlon: Superintendent j. d. Eyyleston.
OF the Virginia Department Of Public
INSTRUCTION. and others from Richmond,
Blacksburg and Washington.
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SnarbInG

OR TRANSIENT FOR \
most desirable secnud-sInry front
and hall room Apply at 30S +. Grate
Street.
MANSON FRANCHISE, III IL NORTH
Eighth street, Richmond, Va, Louis
Chevalier, Prop. Qato chef Palace
hotel, san Francisco and chef Met
ropolitan CLUB. Washington. ID. CO,
catering ana preparing for private
dinners specially; French table
d'hote dinner daily, $50 to Il. NJ,
i5c.; lunch daily. 1880 y. NJ. to 3
i. NJ. soc: meals also served la
carte. For private dinners, etc.
cooks will be furnished al residences
If desired. Elegant rooms. newly
furnished. Phone Madison 1898
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&eal G5ta,s Tor iient

MARLTNGToN, ". VA, MODERN
brick hotel for rent; thorough re-
pair; all conveniences: only first
class hotci in town; town the county
seat. Good opening. not furnished
apply JOHN ALEXANDER, Marling
ton. w Va
BUILDING NEAR OuRTEENTiI AND
Main streets, suitable for small shop
or storage purpose. RlCHESON *
CRCTCHFl ED. Eleventh and Bunk.
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TWO SECOND HAND RUNABOUTS
one top buggy and several wagons
al IN good repair and painted. These
East Cary Street
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lSraI G5tate G1lanrrn

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH j. 4. CON
NELLY & CO. Write postal Tor nee
essary blanks.
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AS result OF an address made by
DR.. Walter Cox. Of Winchester, before
the Winchester and Frederick county
teachers at their monthly meeting here
yesterday. II Is expected that many
changes will be made In some OF the
county school buildings. He spoke
on sanitation and pointed out many
reasons why pupils become nervous ana
restless In school,
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aYrnl5 lG,lnlsO

We ARE LOOKING FOR PARTIES TO
take an agency for The sale In the
state o! Virginia OF large and small
nigh grade oil engines OF well
make, Must have vooG facilities for
canvassing and reaching all pro-
9pectlHe purchasers in the State Ex-
perience In connection win Internal
combustion engines viii be an ad-
vantage. In replying, please give
fun statement. covering experience
ana facilities for securing business
A good opportunity for the right
parties. address Z. A., care Times
DisuuiCh
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FOR sALE.-VERY HANDSOME HOME
sacriced West End. new, brick,
modern: eight large rooms; double
polished i.oors; hot water heat;
beautiful chandeliers and nantes.
Price less than to build. Terms. s.
Box $3.50
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81 virtue OF a certain ded OF trust,
dated May 18th. 1909 and recorded In
the clerks oh:ee OF ienrico Circuit
VIII. q; the request OF the Beneficiary
there having been default In the pay
ment OF q portion OF the debt secured
in said deed of trust. sell by public
auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18TH, 1912.
al o'clock p. NJ.
the property above refcrre, to. con-
sisting OF a comparatively new two
story frame dwelling. on q lot fronting
80 feet, and running back las feet to
n public alley In the rear. This prop
crty is on the west side OF Fcndall
Avenue beginning 10 feet south Of
Brookiand Park Boulevard. and Is,
therefore. very close to the car line.
This is u good house and lot, and
should attract the attention OF home
seekers and others.
TERMS: Cash.
STUART BOWIE. Trustee.
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Situations Llaantrb, 3;rlnalr

POSITION WANTED by AN EXPERT
enced saiesIady In millinery or suit
department. Best Of references .Ad-
at1ss C. IL d.. +. O. BOX 3Ii. Clifton
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GDal ano Glluou

Zones WOOD is GOOD BECAUSE 1T
WAS split In right season and OF
good. large trees sample load
VIII please you. His coal burns to
ashes. Easy to take up. Phone Mad
isnn lMGn- lnEn
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. ant Ad Rates
AD5t auo jrouno

LOST. on FIRST AND BROAD
STeeis' yesterday Afternoon Huout .
cioCH' %nItc iGCc weisL, TRIMMED
~ oh!k satiH. Reward II returned
10 A4Itc, bIsNC i-tt. Barton ltciS nts,
OF tiL.i pnvn" addison 2uJ2-J.
CL.,.le ICaIr..3 OF - OGn NUM-
pereG 10 ana j OF the Bon Air Com
Duny Of Virginia. Issued April i.
lbee. N the name OF T. Is. Taylor,
having been !Gst. notice rs hereby
given That appI!le t!un has been MADE
Tor Issue u H-w certificates.
CHARLES Il. TAYLOR,
Admir- OF T.. T. .ayior. deceased
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Bankrupt .1nrlces.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS

In the matter OF No.1ll2.
ADOl.PHUS BLAIR, In
Bankrupt. BankruDtcy
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT Of VIRGINIA.:
TO tho creditors OF ADOLPHuS BLAIR,
OF Richmond, In the county OF
Henrico and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
9th day OF February. A. d. 1912, tho
said ADoLPHuS BLAIR was duly
adjudicated bankrupt. and that the tirst
meeting OF his creditors will be
held In my office. Rooms Nos. s0s
and SOB. American National Bank
Building, Richmond. Va. on the 18TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. ID. 1912. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. Mt which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims, appoint Il trustee, exam
Inc the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
THOS. s. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy
February ., 1872
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39r0tt5Slonal pap llianlrn

FoR BEST sourHEKS
educational Institutions. .all term.
Oldest, largest, best agency service
South; twsnticth year. three nEEn-
ciea. one enrolment. Satisfactory
service guaranteed. Enron noS
SHERIDAN TEACHERS AGENCIES
Greenwood, :. G.
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Drip GQahtro, Ernlale

EXPERIENCED SALES:
ltdy N lad.es tnliuung estauush-
Heat 52i West Grace
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N ANTED. fOUEG NEN TO LEARN
tic autunoU!.C bus!neas. poait!ons
SeGui ca roi.pcteut eTuuuGtrs. hlCa-
MINI AUIO sCnOOL. Us w. Broad
Street
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1Qanteo

LooKi LOOK LOOK! WE PAY CASH
for old clothes. gents furnishings.
boots. shoee. furniture. etc. Phone
Mad!son 5l32.
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WANTED. AN I.XPEkiENcED SALES
man. hsalids dHd PLUMBING gOVus, us
direct representative Oh niaAu4uclVry
Tor kicimunu ana vicinity. Apply,
VITA Iei-rcnccs aud Blatu .XperIxuce
POSt- Ul.lCe Boa tot, Richmond Va
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The bond required of the commits
sionars In tho above suit hos been exc
cuted. CHAS q. SAVILLE,
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..slp >A,au,tu, Spuls

HALFWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED.
ssV Inonta. ticAn!vnu eAaininal.uns
aihy I, prspaihsICn tree. -srtANh-
chester, ~ T.
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UMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HCGHES'S. 600 North Third.

THE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY IN
VITES LADIES' PATRONAGE. IAS
THEY HAVE SPECIAL PRIVATE
OFFICES FOR THEIR CONSULTA-
TON. LOANS MADE ON WATCH ES
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRT. SEC
OND FLOOR. BRYAN BUILDING,
EIGHTH AND BROAD STREETS.
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tAfaI C:5tatf J:or Allc

FARM, 1872 MILES FROM
Jotersvllie, Amelia COUNT, Ma on
Southern Railway: Sroom dwell
ing. good condition; 4-ruom tenant
house and three barns and other
buildings; so acres cleared. balance
pine and oak. orchard OF sou trees
twelve years old; five passenger
trains 10 Richmond. fare, Is cents;
stop on farm, making it very attrac-
tive FOR city mans country estate
MIR. A. r. Morris lives on il, and will
show il any day. y bargain Very
easy terms. CHAPLIN " HUME
Richmond
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SITUATIONS lliuntfo. a9ale

POSITION BY REGIsTER-
81 dtuEgist OF /: years Experience
tt1ly capable OF managing business
tstsi .! references, Address .'SALUI."
r. -, station NO. is Richmond, Va.
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prlp, Q7aIr AMI female

WANTED. LOCAL STAGE TALENT
Ven; conflict with business. Ad-
dress + 23i. care Times Dispatch
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WANTED, GOOD HORSE OR COW
manure in carload lots. quote price
o. b. c. & o. track, Richmond. Ad-
dresR NORFOLK MANURE co, $40
Monticello Arcade. Norfolk. Va.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
enlisted in the warfare against tuber-
culosis, and Is having built and thor
oughly equipped an nntituberculosi'
exhibit car, which will be sent all
over the main lines and branches In
charge OF experts. who. in addition 10
giving lectures. will distribute earn
paign literature.
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MEETING OF THE STOCK
: holders of the Richmond Transfet
Company VIII be held at their office.
sos East Main Street. Mt IL O'Clock
noon WEDNESDAY, February Il,
1912. w. T. DARDEN,
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YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRES
furnished or unfurnl5hcd apartments
hddress X is3. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. To BUY FOR CASH
household goods in any quantity
Phone Madison 5S51
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WINCHESTER WANTS
STATE ENCAMPMENTS
after Taken Up With Il, jutant- General sale.
teuerat> d charities o. gau ze.---Rep. bcans
EleCt OslcgateS 60 l. lStrl ct OIL VHntlun

Laln Will DO in charge of expert lee
suFers from the virS MIA Department
tAs rlSuiture Frequent stops will
le made between BerryYille aud Roa
aoks.
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a9isreIlanepus
SHOE REPAIRING.

15c. HALFSOLE Mess SHOES. soc.
ladies': every pair sewer. best leath-
er; no nails. M pegs Royal rub.
Der heels, 2oc-. TredAir rubber heels
f0c.. leather heels rebuilt Ike ne ~
26e. DEEW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 1iG Z. Main. Phone Mon
roe 1861.
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Cut to the quick by numerous crit,-
cisms. which they regarded as unjust
and without foundation OF fact. the
entire police force OF Brldgcwater has
resigned, but the Town Council laid
the designations on the table. At the
same time II large petition was recciv.
ed, asking that Il curfcw law bc en-
acted and enforced.
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Charles Bowen, living near Sperry
vile. received a telegram recently an
nouncing the death or his brother, w.
l. Rowen. in Iowa, aud upon returning
from the funeral he saw a badge nt
mourning on the door al the home
OF his father, William +. Bowen. VINO
had died during his absence. MI Bow
en- was clshty-four years old Ind
leaves q largo family connection.
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WANTED, FOR U. s ARMY. ABLE
bodied. unmarried men. between ages
OF IS ANA 50; citizens OF United States
OF good character and temperate nab
~ VITO can SPEAK read aud write
the English language. FOR intorma-
tion apuly 10 itecruitins Onicer. $50
J. Broad street Richmond, Va
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Frank ShliI!ett. who. Will; intoxi-
Gated, WAS caught in the act OF ston-
Ing ST. Stephens Protestant Episcopal
Church, at Elkton, recently. has beei
heavily fined and placed under IL peace
bond The evidence showed that no
had endeavOrcd to prevent the congre-
cation from gathering FOR worship
aud even after the members had gone
into the church Shiiiiett proceeded 10
batter the building with stones Rev.
J. r. Fllls, IL wjdciy-known mountain
missionary worker, is rector OF 81.
Stephens Church. which was erected
several years ago bv w II. Baker, Of
Winchester. ns a memorial to his wife,
the late Mrs. Emma CHM Baker