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The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-06-21

About this time of year look out To-
reports that your favorite ball team
is composed exclusively OF crlpples'
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-06-21

California travelling men are to boy.
colt places where tipping Is not pro-
hibited. They will have plenty Of
places to avoid in this mercenary day.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-06-21

A frog leg famine is predicted Out
there are a number of citizens who
are not in the least disturbed.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-06-21

It takes a true scientist to wait.
when he sees a mosquito biting him,
to discover before swatting whether
his enemy is a germ carrier or not.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-06-21

A Norwegian claims that he has In
vented boat that even boat rocker
cannot sink.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-06-21

Automobiles possessed Of a wild de-
sire to reduce the population should
be suppressed.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-06-21

OF course there is much to be sa1o
in favor of the recall Of umplres unuer
certain mournful circumstances.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-06-21

A poetess asks: "Oh, where does
beauty linger?" Answers from dealers
in hair goods and cosmetics should
be barred.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-06-21

Many a young man has bad half
hour in the forenoon explaining where
he was between 2:30 and the after
noon before.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-06-21

New Yorks death rate has been
halved since 1866 The people VINO
live there are becoming more hard
ened.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-06-21

This seasons precipitation should
be conducive to successful alligator
farming.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-06-21

Rainy days bring out the man who
carries his umbrella as though it were
q spear
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-06-21

Helping the farmer to help himself
is the newest agricultural creed.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-06-21
PASSENGERS OF STEAMER DORA
PASS THROUGH SHOWER
OF ASHES.
KATMAI IN ERUPTION
Gaseous Atmosphere Makes Everyone
on Board Violently llI.-Explos.
lon Was Followed by Spout
Of Rockets.

Seward, Alaska.-Passengers on
the mail steamer Dora, which arrived
from the westward, after passing
through a hail of ashes from Katmai
volcano, believe that several small
fishing villages on the shores of Shell
ikof strait have been destroyed by
the eruption. The revenue cutter SER
vice at Unalaska has been asked to
send assistance.
Those on the steamer were nearly
suffocated by poisonous gases, as she
passed through the falling ashes.
The Dora was in sight of Katmai
when the eruption began and those on
the vessel witnessed a brilliant spec
tacle. 1t was l o'clock in the after
noon and the mountain was in plain
view. Subsequent earthquakes dis
turbed the water of the strait, when
suddenly terrific explosion occurred
in the mountain and a great mass Of
rocks was thrown into the air. The
first explosion was followed by others
in quick succession, each seemingly
more terrific than the one preceding.
Soon steady stream of rock and
ashes poured from the peak and
spread far over the surrounding coun.
try, obscuring the sun and shutting
the troubled mountain from sight.
At 4 o'clock, when the Dora was 70
miles from the volcano, total dark
ness came, and ashes began to fall
upon the deck in thick clouds, cover.
ing it with white layer, three inches
deep. The sitting atmosphere made
the passengers violently i'll. Through.
out the night the Dora steamed
through the dust.laden air and was
rocked by the earthquakes that lashed
the water, while the mountain thun.
dered menacingly in the distance.
The volcanic disturbance is the
most violent ever recorded in Alaska.
1t was estimated that an area of 300
square miles, much of it fertile terri.
tory. has been covered to a depth OF
several inches by the volcanic ash.
First evidence that the volcano was
preparing to free itself from the rocks
and lava that had choked it's throat
for many years came when the
| 1aIoohdu pCuIAould was AOChcO Wy
violent earthquake. At that time the
Dora was at Cold Bay, only Is miles
from the volcano. When the eruption
began she had crossed the Sheliko1
strait to Kodiak and was proceed
ing on her course.
Shocks Felt in Seattle.
Seattle.-Three slight earth shocks
were recorded on the siesmograph al
the University of Washington, indicat
ing that volcanic disturbances ir
southwestern Alaska. which have agi
tated the instruments in observatories
throughout the United States in the
last three days, still are in progress
The volcano disturbance has com
pletely paralyzed wireless communica
ton in the north and it is impossible
to get definite information concerning
conditions of Kodiak, Raspberry ant
Afognak islands, the three most i'm
portant islands in southwestern Alas
| ka.
Congress Will Vote Aid.
Washington.-Actin Secretary Cur
tbs of the treasury department con
ferred with Representative Fitzgerald
chairman of the house appropriation
committee regarding relief measure
and was promised that congress woul
stand behind the executive depart
I, - =
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NeaL Gstate llianrfn

Wanted. TO RENT 4 COOP FARM
j. Il. MAXEY. Route No. 3. Cum
berluud Va
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ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatchl
Buckroe Beach. Va July 2s-Ths
80 week mas been gala one for
s"is resort. as the Aot weather has
u'i'en people from me cities TO the
stasHoFe. only 70 ana That Bucitroe
is one Of the coolest sDots IN "a,
Chesapeake bay. Cara PARTIES ana re-.
o'ptlons have been numerous during
'he week In the cottages ana a, the
hotei, while fishing parties are rnacs.
UP each day among the men who Dc
!iknt IN taking the huny tribe from
The deep
hlchmonders registering at the hot II
'he past week were. j. g. Knble. Nir
ana Mrs. A. j. Warren, Miss Warren.
MFs. Joynes. MiAa Joynes j. C. VIII
Jams e. NJ Gregory. D. c. West.
d. Dlechert }. e Thomas. Emily
Iaylor r. y. Undell. Mrs r. [. Bailey.
f. J.. Piiman. Mrs. H. g. P!tinan. Mrs
pr clifton Miller. and two children.
Rev. II c. Coombs r. NJ Bryan. VII
lam Walden, u f. Hartor. Miss
Lille Mathews. Mss Sarah Rove
George 7. Martin Ir Hugh Turner
Charles Turner. Miss Clara Turner.
MISS Francis Turfner. NJ and Mrs.
Lee Ferguson. H. G. Dunmann. Miss
Goodc, j. II Bradley. franklin
Howard, Miss NJ J. Howard. George
y. Wilson. J. ". Campers. o r. Hord.
" l.. schumacher. Mrs. Amory Diets.
a. Diet2. Jr Miss Marie Mersch. Miss
Koruna Deltz, Ferdinand Reuger. Mrs.
Edward Schumacher. Edward Anderson,
Edward Miller. Miss Annie /. Miler.
Miss Annie Schuinnnn. @. G Pair-.
v lassitcr, Charies y Cooke j. T.
Woody. Miss Rufy Franklin Miss Liz
Ian Vaughan Miss Eva Walton. j. w.
Young, Herbert FRANKLIN and Miss
=
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ASHLAND NEWS NOTES
SPECIAL 10 Tho Times.Dispa,oh

lrlNtidl 10 nc Times Dispatch.
Ashland VA July 2s-Nrs. Tron,
Miller Miss Louise Miller and James
Miller leave this week for Rockbridge
Alum Springs
Miss saaio Patton. Of Jacksonville.
Fla. is visrnS her aunts the Misses
Leate.
Miss Mccioud Of ST Elizabcth's
Hospital Richmond. spcn, to-day with
friends here.
Miss Virsinlo Potts Is the guests of
Miss Whcrry at her home IN Boa Air.
MISS Elizabeth Chenerv, who is
spending the sumner ~ Jefferson
rark was operated on for appendi-
cites at the University Hospital in
Charlottesville on Thursday and s
doing nicely
Mrs j. Moss and children have
returned from a visit to friends in
Miss Potts. Of Petersburs. Will spend
August in tne homo OF Mr.. c e Potts.
Mrs Pollard and Miss Louise Pol
lard arc o Virginia Beach for a
weeks visit
Miss Eivcra Page Tucker. 81 Albany.
Ga, Is tho house suest Of Miss Anne
Pendlcton Hunter.
Mrs w. J.. Foy is visiting relatives
ia Louise.
Airs j. stewart Smith and stewart
Lee smith who hnve been VISITING
Mrs j Watkins Lee have returned
to thcir home in New York
Miss Lois Hundiey, % 2'chmoni.
was the recent guest OF Miss Lntion
Wricnt
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QUESTION UP AGAIN

Washineton July What is
b. r.r Ths question. supposed to
have been answered legally by tle
government several months aRn. s siil
.aeitailug hnriss growers and brewers.
or naryct W Wiley. former sovefn-
mont chemist nas Joined Oh" gh. in
behalf az ho barley raiscrs ana The
great army nf consumers. Representa-
tive AnEet az Minnesota. w'i i'm
troducc il resolution I'm the House this
week calling upon the SECRETARY Of
Agriculture 20 Inform Congress why
"bec," los uot neon defined under the
terms OF Thu rHre rood law
The char-c wli na made by infer
oncr. IN the Anderson resolution th4t
the brewery interests have. thrors Ia
tine influence Of certain supporters. suc-
cccdcd 900 cvading the pure food law
although INC stature was passed q g
years ago Ut VIII be pointed out that
whiskcy is now Labeled as to its con-
stituents and shat practically ali food
and drug products arc subject TO gov
ernment Inspection Representative
Anderson wants to know why the pro
duct of brewerics is not labels. as are
other beverages
lust before ne retired from public
Office Or Wiley, as member Of tho
BOARD az Food and Drug Inspection.
framed au answer 10 The question.
"What Us hrel pr Wiley hcld that
beer is "a fermentcd product from a
mash composed of barley. malt ana
hops, with OF without q small quantity
OF unmaltod cereals not exceeding 30
per cent. OF tho barley malt used.
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Times Dispatch Bureau.
. Bollingbrook street.
Telephone 14s5)


Petersburg. Va. July 3D.
HeAry C. Hardy. a former we'll
known and highly esteemed citizen of
petersburg. died I'm MIS- home In Hamll-
ION. n I. on Wednesday last. aged
slghty-si years He VAS a prominent
business man hero during the nftios.
and served several terms in the Com
mon Council In 1859 he moved to
New York. became q member Of tn.
STOCK Exchange. and remained IN 40
Two business In that city until 1857.
whom no returned TO Petersburg to
accept tho position OF cashier of the
Petersburg Savings and Insurance.
Bank. which position he nlied FOR seven
Years, resigning N 1894 to return to
New York He waA n man Of christia II
rectltude and Is we'll remembered her.
and In Richmond and Norfolk. lie was
twice married. his second wife sur
viving him. The body will be buried
81 Norfolk. in which city his son.
Caldwell Hardy lives
Verdict In Suicide Case.
Coroner Leigh ard Jury held an
Inquest IN the city jai, last night on
mo body OF Edward SANFORD. the
young white prisoner held for wife
deser,ion, who committed suicide that
afternoon by drinking carbouc ACID.
The facta az brought IN tho testimony
before the jury were the Same as those
puoAshed In The Times Dispatch. and
the verdict was IN accordance there
with. being that SANFORD came to his
death from carboro acid poisoning
taken with suicidal intent II was
evident that lie had tho poison in
possession for several days. and that
he had tho bottle concealed in his
shoe when he was taken TO jail satur-
day morning for non-support OF his
family. He leaves widow and two
children.
Sanford left letter addressed to
his mother. IN which. among other
things. ne stated that no was not
happily married. because no was deep
~ IN love with a young woman. whose
name he mentioned, and without
whom he could not live. IN other words
that he would father die than be sep
arated from kHr. This separation is
supposed to havo led hirn % end mis-
ilfe-
n-ai Estate Deals.
There were Il number Of transactions
in real estate IN the city the past weely
but mona OF them OF large character
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News Of Petersburg

Among Thorn were tho following: carl
II. Davis. special commiss!oner. to
Charles +. Collier. ct ais. interest OF
c. Fisher Collier In lot on Sycamore
stroet and property In Dinwiddis and
Culpepsr counties; ts.oii
r. H. Harrisou and wife to william
II. Harrison. lot on Rome Street. vi
400
David T Paige. to Bsssie 4. and
Pocahontas w. Berry. property on New
Street; $4,000
Bartlett Roper. Jr.. .peoial commits
sioner. to r. l. Matthews ana son
property on Halifax street. s1135
improvements at Hospital.
Proposals. arc being asked for certain
proposed improvements at the Central
state Hospital These are ars, TN
construction OF about mile OF sewer
ptDo line from tho hospital 10 the An
pomattox River. second. a brick wing
TO tho building for the criminal insane
ana third. franc pavilion for tuber-
oulosis patients
General News notes.
Clarence Clements. whose sl,uu vaa
fractured by the blow Of baseball
bat = week ago at Slssex Cour,bo,,sc
is stul alive In tho PETERSBURG Hosoi-
tai. with but slight chance OF recovery
Mine engineers are engaged in th.
work Of surveying ana LAYING on tho
large tract OF land bought bv tho Du-
pont Powder Company In Prince
George Tor tho location Of he plant
p"ildings and homes for tho employees.
Charles Smith, colorod was arrested
last night for alleged feionious as
aalit on Mary Woodruff. colored I'm
Gulnan's Alley. The assault was mad
with an iron bar. and the woman ,,-ag
struck and severely lniurnd a., 49,,
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~ Edward : Rose Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

40 1909 west Cary street is a
scmi-detachod frame dwelling of SIX
rooms. bath. gas etc. Must be seen
TO be- appreciated. We have finally
persuaded It's owner to part with It
los auction on
TIT ESDAY. THE 3oTH DAY or July.
1912. AT 6 O'clock p. NJ
DWELLINGS, answering 70 this are
ITS owner upon the day and hour
named.
TERMS at sale
EDWARD 5. ROSE COMPANY.
Aucttppgpre
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a3ertInGG
Dralto Proposals

i'GBIIc HEARING. UNITED sTArEs
Engineer Office. Room sos Southern
building. Washington. y. ca public
hearing Will toe held in the Town halI
IVES, Point. VA July 81. 1912. ut 10
A. NJ, 10 AL persons interested IN tho
question of the constructions of n
bridge across the Mattapom River at
West Point. Va Plans on Wow at
this office and at hearing l'roposcd
width OF draw. so fcct. clear hcight
under lowest projection of draw o
feet under trcstlc 10 feet oral ar
guments Will be heard. but important
statements should be in writing. w. c.
LANGFITT. Lt-Col. Englneers.
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ALBEMARLE

I'M Ine isaainF ana most modern hish-elass
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poultry, l9et5 and Niur STOCK

FOR SALE. TWO WILD FOXES
nearly grown. in fine condition. II. u.
ilUDGISS Dewitt, Va.
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STORAGE.

WHEN YOU BUY LOOK FOR THE
name Edison IL you want one you
can understand every word on the
record G 2. HAYNES & co
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LIST YOUR FARAlS WITH j. A. CON-
NELLY * co. write postal for nee
"ssary blanks
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summer Boarbing

ST. LOUIS COTTAGE. VIRGINIA BAY
station ocean Niew. Va. Excellent
meals nome comforts Terms reason
able MRS. H. j. BRADLEY
address Mis-. J. g. DiGGES.
GANWOOD COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW,
VA, newly furrished all conVeu-
iences; one block from anlusemcnts.
bathing, fishing dancing. Meals 5Uc.
spee.Al rates on application.
BOULEVARD INN. or HAMPTON
loads country and seashore com
hiEei. with city couvenlences send
Tor literature 10 tho MISSES TABB.
Hampton va.
SPECIAL RATESl-O T II Is r 3 L i: \
SprlnGs Hotel, otterbuvu Springs.
Va. thousands % dollars In Inn
ming water in every room. Rooms
rn suite, with private bath Excel
lent table. otterburn Springs is so
located that business man can
come and so trom Richmond daily.
Ihe rate is not much more Than
street car fare Don't fan 10 set our
rates before making arraugemeuts
for your vacation Richmond once.
- Norftn L!ghtn Street Phone Mad
BQARDERs. DELIGHTFUL NEIGH
porhooa. near mountains and post
ofice, church, depot and swimming
@sa, Va 7lRs. sHA'NN-FoHD. eis-
TO TWO INFLUENTIAL YOUNG
ladies Who can arrange "a house
PARTY OK twelve people or more Tor
ten days Well known summer re-
sort offers expenses lbO4rd. room
and railroad tarej free. For fur
ther Information apply IL North
tiSnth street. Phone Madison 600I.
LARGE SHADY Lawns. BRICK
buildings with up-to-date bnth-
!Dms. lighted with gas macatamized
road 10 station Fodder and terms
on application Drawer L.. Orange.
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Summons lllantfo, qaaIe

HTPERIENCED BANKsR WANTS PO-
siuon in Virginia IS September l..
NOW assistant cashier Of national
bank. GoDd references from present
employer. Box $50. Camden. S. c.
AAN WHO CAN MAKE HENS LAY
wants position ou % poultry plant.
y. = MILLER, Wayncsboro. Va
WANTED. POSITION is HOTEL OR
club by rrst-clHsB German chef
cook rs steward witn twenty-five
years experience. best ~ references.
address i s2i. care Times Dispatch.
FEGIS1 Erred ASSISTANT PHARaiA-
cist desires position. five 60 years.
experience. eNceilent references Ad-
dress I. $50 car= Times liHputch.
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Eur sale


WANTED. ALL KINDS or METAL
repairing. RICHMOND MACHINE
WORKS. INC.
MCTORCYCLEs AZ I5iJTCi.Es, N5W
and second haud: repairing OF all
kinds YOMPkINs, az West Broad.
FOR SALE CHEAP ALL KINDS or
second -nand mechanical tools. also
trunks and suit cases. Apply to
llSN Pr BROS, 1905 East Main
NEW SINGLE TRUCKS AND LIGHT
furniture wagon. grocery end butch
er wagons RICHARDSON BROS,
Gl5 BrOOk Ave.
FOR sALE. EDISON AUGUST REC
erds- G. b. HAYNES & CO, III West
Broad
IDEAL vENTiLATOR CO. PHONE
Monroe 1902.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE ~ A NICE.
SioWluS country town. nice store,
eplns good business on small capital
DRUGS. caro- Times-Dispatch.
sH1NASuOAH BOARDING STABLE
business. Terms reasonable. Apply
~ eAuoW anc Marshall Streets.
FULL LINE or BuGGIEs .SURRYs.
uractons tor business or pleasure.
see -s when ln need Low price high
Quality easy terms. a MEYER )
SONS. iSl Eost Cary.
WE BUY SELL AND EXCHANGE SIC
oud hand machinery OF every de-
scrlpton. blu ORD & CO.
BALANcE OF BUILDING MATERIAL
from Nlrnhr's Hotcl APPLY MIR.
CARVER. Eleventh and Leigh.
q vs. % KIR IS D. It-REN DER CTHE
spiral siilei fire cscapes. VIII soil
very cheap ~ "a quick buyer. Ad-
dress r It Whentley. Danville, Va
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MAtnIcE a rownRs.
By Pollard & Ba rby.
Real Estate Auctioncers
COURT SALE - AUCTION


HOUSE AND LOT ~ HIGHLAND
PARK SITUATED At THE CORNER
OF FLORIDA AVENUE AND MEAD
OWBEtDGE ROAD
In execution OF a decree or the cir
cult Court Of iicnrico. entered On July
II. 1912. IN the suit OF Antcinette /.
West aud CLAUDE West Us lanes An
drew Brown. etc will sell 10y auc-
ton on the prcmsos on
THURSDAY. AUGUST f. 1912
at o'clock r. NJ.
the above mentioned property. being
lots Nos ana i'm block 80 90 on
plan Of Highland Park
TERMS. Oue-fourth cash. rcsiduo in
three equal instalments. payabl. at SIX.
twelve and eighteen months. deferred
payments to be evidenced by notes.
with interest added and title retained
until all the purchase money is paid.
J. MCDONALD WEXFORD.
Special Commissioners
July 30. 1919
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Eoar6ing

WANTED GENTLEMEN OR COUPLES
70 room ana board also table board
"fst good 'nHle sra comforts hl q
rooms 4Ni EAST canal street Phone
Madison 6-ti-
NICE ROOMS. WITH TABLE BOARD.
$40 East Fianklin Street
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
an conFenicnecs. sos North Fifth
Street
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pfrGpllnld

HCMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
At HtGHEs5s. zoe $orth Third.
WANTED LIGHT FORGINGs AND
steanihammer work RICHMOND
MACHINE WORKS INC
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IClanIfU

FURNfTURE WANTED-Sv1i.T, any
household goods OF any KIND ana
any amount Phone Madison 1905
WANTED, TO RUY FOR CASH.
household goods in any quantity.
Phone Madison 1851.
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jilat5 J;nr lArnt
Err. Goal ann llsnnn

LONGS LARGE DRY OAK AND J5Il; T,
Is now selling at summer prices.
also sic cheapest wood sold: ali
OF my -oal Is free burning and at
SUNNI price. order now and pa,
only $3.50 this month, sample sent
free. L. 4. LONG. 1906 West Broad
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S0llrltor5 an0 aaIfgnlcn

WANTED GOOD. Reliable PiNNC
saie,inen T. ISL. care Times-Dls
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aurtiun SALES, future Days
By Shea & KeeEan.
Real Estate Auctloncers.

Commissionsr's auction sale OF val
r"pic Syrd street property. at the
northeast corner OF Byrd and sixth
Byrd street
cn In no pggsq 9!, q decree Of the
1917, In tho suit styled Maurice a.
Powers. Committee Of John H. Camp
bell, VS.. John H. Campbeu ct ais. l viii
sell on tho premises. ON
THURSDAY. ACGrsr q. 1912.
at O'clock b. ~
the following Property described in
said decree as follows
That certain LOT or parcel of land.
with improvements thereon In the
city OF Richmond. Va. at the corner
Tor Sixth ana Byrd Streets beginning
1853 feet Ia inches west OF Seventh
street. running thence westwardly
Byrd street - feet SO inches more
or loss thence in northeasterly d.
rectlon along tho tow path OF tho old
James river and Nanawha Canal Com
less thence In sonthcnstcrly direc-
tion % feet : mchcs more or less,
thence in "a southwcsterly direction II
feet more or less. thence I'm "a south-
20 the point or beginning as shown
on plat OF the said property made
hs r Crawford Redd 6, Son. dated the
-'th day OF january. 1872.
TERMS Onc-third cash.. balance IN
two equal instruments at oic and two
Years after date Tho purchaser or
purchas ers to execute % --ot.ahlN notes
Tor the deferred payments OF the pur-
chase money with interest added from
day OF sale. and title to bc retained
untl All tho purchase money is paid.
and conv"vancc ordered hy the court.
OF all cash at the option OF the plr-
chaser.
MAURICE = POWERS.
Special Commissioner.
Shea * koegan. Aucuoncers.
certify that the bond required by
the above decreo OF the Special Com
missioner has been duly given Given
under my hand this 2itn day Of Jriy
1912.
Tcsto.
CHAS @. SANlLT.E. Clark.
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Virginia Ave. and Bcarh. Coolest Location.
N'w throughout, capacity $50; private
baths. elevators, 500 feet WIDE cool
porchcsi exceptional table. white service.
special rates $40 up weekly: So IN daily
hookiet j. = COPE.
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PLATE ICE. PUREsT AND BEST FOR
al! uses and the most Economical. 10
cents per hundred Try C. load OF
our pine and oak wood. which is dry
and under shelter. TYLER & RYAN.
lO0l McSt CnrN. Mndlan.. itIq
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Eglp llantfn. cpale

WANTED. EXPERIENCED MEN AND
boys Ia our cash. blind and door de
partment. THOS T.. STAGE & SON.
-yOl East frapkl'n street
W a \ I ED FIRsT-CLAss SLATE
roofers, s. per day. O. ". LOWEN-
STEIN co. $50 West Franklin ST.
Baltimore, Nd.
WANTED ENERGETIC YOUNG Man
TO act - nows agent on train. must
have ten dollars cash security. APP
ply Is North Fifteeuth street
WANTED YOUNG MAN WITH SOME
experience in the hardware business.
who Is willing 10 work. must be
rooer. honest and well recommended.
good position for the right man.
Address r. o. Box So. Wayerly, va
WASTED, LhBORERs FOR STEAM
snovel work at Narira, s. O. WAGES.
$50 per day. Weekly pay. FISHER
q CAAsOIHA. General Contractors.
WANTED FOUR FIRST CLASS BOX
cutters ana rippcrs ana Ave labor
ers Tor boy NM Amply IN person
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29
WOOD AND COAL.

OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN CITY.
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company. $3.50 nalf-cord DA.
vlp NJ LEA & co. Phone Monroe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29
Grand Atlantic Hotel

virs.nn Ave near Beach and steel Pier.
open SURROUNDINGS. Capacity 500. Hot ard
cold sea water enthg. Large rooms: south
en- exposure Elevator to street level,
spacious porches, etc. Special week rates.
$500 up daily. Booklet. Coaches meet
trains. COOPER s LEEDS.