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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-30
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.

Dec. %. 30; Jan. &. 10.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
The probate court for the County of
Uoughton.
Al session Of said court. held at
The probate office In the village of
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-30
SUCCESS In Audacifu

Great effects come of Industry and
perseverance; for audacity doth al
most bind and mate the weaker sort
OF minds.-Bacon.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Dec 2S 80 Jan 4 6 3 10 ~
NOTICE

The annual meeting Of ,he StocN-
nc ,ders of The Florida Water Co. Tor
the election Of directors and the tran
saction of other business VIII De he''
In the Finnish Hall, Florida Location
Houghton County. Michigan, on S''.
urday. January nth, 1918. al N''V
u. NJ.
Arthur Knowles, Secretary
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--A desirable room, suit.
able for one or two young men, ev-
cry modern convenience. including
electric light, steam heat beth, etc.
Apply ]. r. q. News office. II
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SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED-Positiun bv male stenog-
rapher: three years experience ia
law office, Address ID" care of News.
G
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NEWS WANT ADS BRING
RESULTS.
CLASSIFIED ADS
.a $780,
WANTED.

2 CENTS A POUND paid for clean
white cotton rags. No scraps. Calu
met News Office. Il
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Knowles, Secretary
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-18

Mary Dykhuis yesterday. Went
to county building and bought
dog tag. Thought it was mar
riage license. Girl refused to wear
tag. Tangle Strengthened out.
Wedding bells. All happy. Meth
er spoke English.
Mrs. Amos o. Ashman, 500 S.
Robey street, lost her bank con-
tanning SIS while walking on the
street. Bank was attached to a
garter.
Martin J.. Schwind, 1868 S.
Turner ave-, fined $500 and costs
for beating wife.
Joseph Delk, 1919 S. 10th ave.,
asphyxiated in his home yester-
day.
T. ]. Kent, 1900 w. Goth street,
and Michael Sullivan, 69th and
Carpenter streets, saloonkeepers,
fined for selling liquor to minors.
James Pratt killed when he fell
from. second-story window of his
home, 4022 w. Van Buren, street.
Billy Lindsay, whose mother is
a disciple of Hanish, leader of
sunworshipers, has been located
in Montreal, Canada, where cult
is holding convention. Billy, who
is wanted by the juvenile court
here, was taken away by his
mother.
Rat sneaked into Office of coun-
ty recorder yesterday. Female
clerks climbed chairs and perched
on desks. Miss Mary Smith end
ed excitement by killing terror"
with paper weight.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-18

I'LL dN'5 L I'LL QONll dl1Q hlllCQ U y
c., M. & St. P. train>while picking
up coal on tracks.
William A. Miller, 2614 Flor
ence av., shot by his divorced wife
Friday, dead. She said he attack
ed her.
Christian Anderson, 5042 w.
23rd St, severely burned when ex-
plosion caused fire in plant of
Prest-O-Lite Co., 1912 S. SD ST.,
Cicero. Property damage, $4,000.
William Hempel, 5752 S. San
canon, and Miss Josephine Vic
tor, 1886 w. 10th ST., arrested.
David Shannessey, 1422 Irving
Park blvd, charged Hempel fired
two shots at him Hempel said a
man tried to hold him up.
City sealer to start suit against
Martin Gnotek, 1923 w. Division
ST., alleged to have scale improp-
erly balanced.
Wasn't your regular copper on
his beat today? He was down at
the Coliseum attempting to Sc
cure harmony with night stick.
James Gordon, his son, Arthur,
and his sister, Mrs. Tessie Sex
ton, overcome by gas in home, 708
Briar pl. Two men revived by pull
motor. Mrs. Sexton in critical
condition.
Olga Havanetz, 3, 2O33 N.
Lincoln ST., run down and serious
ly injured last night by motor
cycle driven by William Pratt,
3648 Dickens av. Pratt arrested.
John D. Hawker, teamster,
7 Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-19
FEAR FOR SAFETY
OF DR.. SUN VAT SEN
Friends Warn Former President.
but He Leaves Shanghai
for Picking.

Shanghai August ls.-Dr. sun vat
Sen. former provisional president of
China. disregarding the warning OF
friends who fear for his safety since
the execution OF several Hankow gem
erals. left shanghai to-day for Picking
General Iiuang Sing, who commanded
the Southern Republican army in the
revolution which overthrow the i'm
perial government and was to have
accompanied Dr. Sen, has abandoned
the journey.
The Southern generals recently put
to death were members Of Dr. Sun
Vat Sens party and wcro seized at
the capital by direction of President
Yuan shi Raj on tho charge of be-
ing implicated in an alleged con-
spiracy against the Pcking govern
ment. Two of the officers We're tried
by drum hend court martial at tho
dapital ana shot The others were
returned in chains TO Hanlkow and
there executed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-19
KfaI CEstatf Tur Sale

IN NIRGINfA-NN EXCEEDINGLY
desirable little farm among the hilis
IN the bcnutirul Albemarlc County
region. There are IS acres of land.
most OF which is cleared and IN an
eNcelient state of cultivation. Some
timber and splendid water The or
chard is decided fcature-250 bear
ing apple trees and 500 planted last
spring. 1T viii soon be a money
making orchard proposition. No
dwelling. but material on ground tor
small cottage. There is "a barn and
some other outbuildings. station
three miles. Included with tho farm
is some personal property. handsom.
pair OF driving horses. surrey and
harness. two good work mules.
wason plows. etc. Property In very
5000 condition VIII sell every
dress II ". HILLEARY & CO.
charlottesville, Va
FOR SALE. DETACHED FRAME
dwelling. eight rooms. latrobe stove.
electric ishts. cabinet nantes
Kitchen range. all modern conven-
iences. two squares from Chlmborazo
park. - 327. care Times Dispatch
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.STORYOF SCHEPPS
MAYBE TODAY



Wealthy and socially prominent mon
are leaving no stone anturncd to save
themselves from the stigma Of being
declared owners OF property used FOR
such purposes.
1t was said Tonight that Mayor
GaynoT. who has charged that ST.
100000 graft annually mas been col
lectcd tor protection to news deal
ers. is prepared 90 substantiate his
declaration that aidermanic Influences
were responsible for this alleged
grating AZ the coming Investigation
into graft matters. II is said the
Mayor has secured innumerablc al
ndavits which bear MIN out in his
statements. The proposal of certain
Aldermen to call d special meeting
81 the board and order am investiga-
ton Of the Mayors charges is an
derstood to BE- welcomed by the
Mayor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-19
VIRGINIA LEADER
SEES ONLY WILSON

Washington. u. C., August IS
Nothing but Wilson. / heard almost
nothing but Wilson from Washington
To the Canadian border and back
again" said Harry ST. George Tucker,
leader OF the progressive wing of THE
Democratic party in Virginia
Tucker has just returned from a
motor trip from Washington TO To-
ronto and Montreal His route lay
through the middle counties of Mary
land and TO York, Pa, thence Via Har-
risburg and the Susquehanna and
Wyoming valleys to Wilkes barre and
the coat regions. and from that point
across the New York line and by way
OF Elmra and Batavia to Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
Il took advantage OF my unlimited
time and the fact that I was making
the journey in easy stages To inter
view everybody | met who was in a
good mood for conversation talked
with the men working at the road
side. the men in the automobile re-
pair shops. the clerks and servants in
the hotels. the travelling men ana the
politicians From one end of the
journey 10 the other heard almost
nothing but Wilson talk.
AT a point in Pennsylvania where
a gang OF hfty or sixty men were en-
gagged in road Improvement. tho bright
red Virginia license number on the
stern of my motor car caught the at
tention of one OF the workers.
"Hcyr lie shouted There's a VIII
son man. bet YER
We'll { answered how about it
anyhow. VINO are YOU fellows for?
"'Oh. mostly for Wilson. came
quick chorus from a score Of throats.
There's nothing hut Wilson sentiment
In this part OF Pennsylvania
"in the coal regions found that
there has been small cXaEEeration Of
the promise OF support for the Bull
Moose ticket. There IS no shadow of
doubt that Roosevelt ard Johnson Will
poll huge vote MP among the miners.
At the same time there is no doarth
of Democratic enthusiasm There arc
Wilson men ana Wilson organizations
all through Slatington, Plttston. Halle
ton. Scranton and Wnkesbarre The
opinion seems pretty general through
out the keystone state that Wilson
has n strong chance to capture the
electoral vote. which for the past three
or four general elections has been cast
for Republican nominees by maiorities
ranging from 100000 to half million"
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London, August 19.-The execution OF
Chang chen Wu by tho Chinese gov
ernmcnt officials IS compared by the
Picking correspondent Of the Daily
Telegraph to Napoleon's shooting of
the Due d Fnghien at vinccnnes in
1901 and what followed 1t is the
turning point. the writer asserts OF
the life Of the Chinese republic The
correspondent continues: president
Yuan Shi Kai. alarmed at the outcry IS
publishing Vice President II Yucn
lungs kilograms I'm order TO fasten
the blame on that official and fearing
assassination, surrounds himself with
troops.
According to Chinese newspapers
the execution was carried out ia
hondish manner The Zimmerman. Cen
eral Yuan Chi Kuei. who was entrusted
with the execution, actually dined with
his victim In a European hotel and
toasted him repeatedly. When the din
ner was over he followed his victim
in another carriage to his lodging.
ION alehting from the carriage.
General Yuan Chi Kuci blew n whistle
as a signal. whereupon n forest OF
sabres and bayonets sprung up like
magic about Chang Chen WI, who was
seized and bound. flung into mule
cart and carried to the military court.
No evidence was given at the tival and
the accused officer was condemned to
Immediate execution.
THE FIRST volIcy not killing the
prisoner, repeated vollcys were nred
until tho generals body was com
pletely dlscm oowcled. IT being neces-
sary to dress tho corpse. \ message
was sent to the victims vito for more
clothes ms her husband felt cold In
tho night air."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-19
COLONEL EXPECTS
SIDED FIGHT
CONTINUED From First Pare)

quarter should the campaign shape IT.
self into hard hitting contest.
Colonel Roosevelt was asked to ex
plain the statement which he made
Yesterday at Revere Beach, Mass.
when asked to say something about
President Taft. that he would not dis
cuss dead issues"
He would not take UP this sub
ject further than to say he believed
the three-corncred fight was shaping
Itself Into two-sided contest
The announcement of his plans for
his Western campaign tour. Colonel
Roosevelt said, had resulted in re-
quests for speeches from hundreds OF
sources. He wished to make IL cloar,
he said that he was unable to ac-
cept these Invitations in the compare
lively short period allowed for a trip
OF that length AN l can do" he
said, 'is TO show my intentions ana
good Will by visiting the various
states and speaking once or so in
each one.
on reaching Memphis he said, he
probably would take weeks trip
through the South speaking in Mis-
slssippi, Louisiana. Alabama, Georgia,
North Carolina. ana perhaps few
other States
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National Bank OF virginia.
Richmond Nn


Monday July 20. 1912
70 THE. STOCKHOLDERS or THE
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA:
PURSUANT to a resolution OF the
board OF directors of the National
Bans OF VIRGINIA, adopted this day,
notice IS hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
said bank Will be held at its banking
mousse Ninth ana Main Streets, Rich
monu. Va. THURSDAY. August 20
1917. at - o'clock Nj. 10 consider:
First. y proposition and plan for
the consolidation Of the National
Rank Of Virginia with the First Ma
tional Bank OF Richmond Va, which
has been approved by the board OF
directors Of the national Bank OF
second. a plan for the complete
IqGldation OF the assets and affairs
Of the National Bank of Virginia
pursuant TO sections SEQ and 5aai
United states Revised statutes. TO
take effect upon such day as may be
liked by the stockholders
Third. The ratification Of the ac-
ton of the board OF directors of the
said bank in the premises prelimi-
nary 10 sad meeting
Fourth. Any other business ger
name 10 the foregoing matters which
may be brought 10 the Consideration
OF the said meeting.
\ fun meeting OF the stockhold-
ers, either in person or by proxy, is
urgently requested.
W. NJ. HABIISTON.
President.
Cashier
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READY FOR WEEK
Of CAMP A|GN|NG
CONTINUED From First Page.1

town streets. which Will end at the
clubhouse Mr.. Taggart viii Introduce
Judge Alton b. Parker. of New York.
chairman of the notification commit
tee. who will formally notify the In
diana Governor of his nomination.
Governor Marshall has spent con
siderable time on his speech of accept
ance. which will be the keynote of his
campaign. He has conferred with the
Democratic leaders of the state, and
expects to devote goodly part OF his
talk. as he calls it. to national Issues.
Following the speeches. the notables
who are expected from all sections Of
the country Will be taken for an auto.
mobile ride, which Will wind up at the
home of Governor and Mrs Marshall
who Will give a reception.
Mr.. Tagsart came up from French
Lick to-day TO remain until after the
notification. He expressed regret that
National Chairman william l.. Nc
Combs. who is IN in New York. ana
Governor Woodrow Wilson. the presi-
Dental nominee. would be unable TO
attend
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WANTED. At Once. FIRsT-CLAss
be- Der. 81 per week guaranteed. ~
yer cent on all over SO. SAM
lkESIl, North Emporlu. Va.
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H7eetlng5
NOTICE OF MEETING.
-rst national Bank. Richmond, Va.

First National Bank. Richmond, va.
Richmond. Va, July -. 1872.
70 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK:
Notice is hereby given that by or
der Of the board OF directors. q spe-
cial meeting OF the stoCkholdtis OF
the First National Bank OF itch
nnond Va, has been called TO be held
al y O'Clock noon on THURSDAY.
banking office No ll04 East Main
Street, Richmond Va. for the pur-
pose OF voting upon the consolidation
OF the National Bank OF Virginia,
OF Richmond Va, with the First Ma
tional Sank of Richmond, Va, under
the nam. OF the First National Bank
OF Richmond, Va: OF ratifying and
approving the action OF the board OF
directors IN the premises. OF voting
upon the increase OF the capital
stock OF the First National Bank OF
Richmond, Va. from $1,000. 300 TO
Sa,n0o. 600. the issue OF ID, 900 addi-
$500 each. at the price OF $50 per
share IN cash; the increase OF the
number OF directors so that the
board shall consist OF not less than
nine nor more than thirty-tWo stock
holdcr~ the election Of additional
directorsi the amendment OF the ar
ticles OF association accordingly. ana
voting or acting upon any other
matters that may come before tn.
meeting. or any adjournment thereon.
The sioux transfer books VIII be
closed from August - to August 90.
1912 inclusive
BY order or the board % directors
JOHN NJ MILLER. JR..
Cashier
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slTulIlOn5 ll.anIc0, a7aIr
ilrIp lllantro j.cnaIr

EXPERIENCED HAND CIGAR ROLL
crs and bunchmakels guaranteed
steady work best prices pad In the
cit Apply john FoEGE COL H.
Main street
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flats (llanten

Monroe le02.
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WaNTED. LABOKEKs FOk STEAM
shovel work at gamma. y Z. Wages.
%4vu per DAY. - eeltly pay. FISHER
d lAItyLLA. GAunL.I l.nLvncIors
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q e-Ai.yElA. General SDn-.actors
WANTED. GOOD AUTO REpAIRER.
state experience and price Address
Boz no l6-. Warrenton. y. &.
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iAral Cstate for Nent

WANTED TO RENT VERY LARGE.
nicely furnished vapor heated house.
Address - l1s. care Times Dispatch
1890 PER ANNUNf. Cii VIRGINIA
Avenue. Barton heights. eight rooms
corner residence. siNty-foot lot, fruit.
etc one squire from car line, fac
Ing east Apply s2i North Twenty
fourth Street
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Virginia Trust Co.
Richmond, Virginia.

This Company, having qualified as Co
Executor (aloug with Joseph II. Cren-
shaw OF the Estate Of Merritt w. crcn-
shaw, deceased, all persons having claims
against said estate are requested to pre-
sent them at this office, and those in
debted to the Estate will please make
payment
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
Co-Executor Of Merritt w. Crenshaw.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-19
LEGISLATURE NAMES GIRL
EnroIls Christening of Goddaushtcr as
Gfntc Act

Atlanta. August lS.-TIttle Gooreia
Nell Reinhart Brown. daughter OF DR.
ana Mrs George T.. Brown, OF Fulton
County. has the distinction OF having
heen formally mined and christcned ny
the legislature. 4 re2piution naming
the baby Georgia" and formally
adopting her. was passed by both
houses and enrolled as an act OF the
State when the baby was born.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-19
PUBLICITY TO MESSAGE
American Cardinals DcpIorc Attacks
ON CnfhOIIcS I'm Pnrfurnl

lisbon, august lS.-The patriarch
OF Lisbon is giving marked publicity TO
a message he has received bearing tho
signatures of cardinal Farley, OF New
York. and Cardinal O'Conneli. OF Bos-
ton. In which they regret the persiatcnt
attacks directed toward Catholics in
Portugal. and hope for the speedy re-
Turn of liberty OF conscience.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-19
lC4anIr1

FukNlTURE WILL BUY
household goods OF any kind and
any amount Prone Madison 1906.
WANTED 10 Buy FOR CASH
household goods In any quantity.
Phone Madison 1851.
WANT SOME ARCHITECT OR OWN
or 10 give ne foundation and con-
crete work Will furnish labor and
Tools and they furnish material Ad-
Gresr MACK. care Times Dispatch.
:, ANTED. SECONDHAND ENGI-
neer's level. either Gurlcy, queen
& CO. or Buff Must be in good
adjustment r. II. RICHARDSON *
SONS, NC sixth and Main.
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Aeal C5tatr llaanlru

LIST YOUE rAR1s WITH j A. COS.
NELLY & CO. write postal ior nee
csshry blanks.
WANTED. no BUY y lot OR HOUSE
on railroad siding Address a 10,
care Illness Dlsp atcn.
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
open daily from - a. NJ to II. NJ
Admission. 25c. roo on SATURDAYS
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a3l5rellanruuS
SHOE REPAIRING. F

1oc. REBATE IF YOU BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Men shoes half
soled. 15c.. rebated TO 65c.. ladies'
half soles. COO, rebatod to SOC. Every
pair scwcd: best leather: no nails. no
pegs. feeling, -5c DREWS ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORi. 7i6 East
Main Phone Monroe 265I.
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Err, cLoaI ano eaopo
WOOL 40 90 :

WOOD AND COAL
OUR DRY KlNDLING BEST IN CITY
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company $40 nuif-cord. pa
MD 81. LEA & co. Phone Monroe
100
PLATE ICE. pUREsT AND BEST FOR
all uses ana the most economical. ~
cents per hundred. Try I load OF
our pine and oak wood. which Is dry
4nd under shelter. TYLER. * RYAN
lgol Vest Cary Madlso5 1873.
PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH Us FOR
fuel as We handle The best unthra-
cite. lump suliut, ana Fire creek
coal. also try 4 load cf our pine and
uals wood, hlch is dry and Under
Shelter. TYLER ~ RYAS 1901 West
Gary street Madison 1873. Monroe
3ol7.
LONG IS SELLING THE BEST FREE
burning coal at sumner prices. His
wool is large blocks and dry. 1t viii
pay you 10 see him this week and
make your aIrsusements for win
ter. Office 1905 West Broad.
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NO1t ann jrpuno

LOST on HULL STREET. CAR or AT
Ihirtcenth ana iuu. bracelet with
Initials From j a. II to H. T. X.
Amas, 1904. Flnder please return 70
IA East Thirteenth Street. south
IllhmOnu. nnl r.nnLNe rNNNard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-19
Sale Of Valuable Manufac-
turing Plant at Altavista, Va.

BY virtue of Two deeds of trust
bearing date August i. 1911. and April
~. 1912; and duly recorded In tho
campbell county clerks Office. the un-
uersisned VIII sell at public auction,
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1912.
AZ 10 CLOCK A. NJ.
the plant OF the Consolidated E',lrniture
works including factory and Office
nu'luihss ana land attached thereto,
machinery franchises. patents ONCE
furniture and fixtures. manufactured
goods. machinery and supplies and ma
teriai on hand. as a whole or in parcels
to suit purchasers
TERMS: cash. but more liberal terms
can be obtained upc1 reasonable con-
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Goaruing

ron RsNT. NICE. LARGE. FUR
uisned rooms, with board. l0ll East
Marshall Sucet.
BOARDERS WANTED. ALSO TABLE
boareera. zOs East Grace.
ROOMS AND BOARD ALL ro>'VENi-
cnces. SO North F!nn
Mrs g K. BOW El.s. lis L. FRANK
lin, rooms and board FOR permanent
and transient guests. dining room
well equipped
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Drip, gaalr amp 1.sn.all

IEN AND WOMEN WANTED ron
government positions $50 month.
write for list Of positions open.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE Dept ii5-R
Rochester y Y
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ia1unl5 j-Ur iArnf

sU1fE TWO LARGE ROOMS: PM
vnte bath. hall West Franklin.
TWO LARGE BASEMENT KOOMs.
furnished for light housekeeping.
with private front entrance also
large front room, second floor. ia
East Clay Street
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without board II. East Mar
THREE DESIRABLE SINGLE ROOMS
Tor rent wltn private bath and use
~ phone. 40. 30l south Third
street
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Dflamare Gaatrr Gap
WATER GAP HOUSE.
The Mountain Parallels.

Tie Mountain Paradise.
open until December I. Extensively In
proved. The most modern and finest To-
Gated hotel in this region. Cuisine OF the
highest standard; white service Orchestra,
socia! diversions: every out-ot-door amusa-
ment; rev. beautiful Palm Court and
CAFE. Special September and autumn stos.
booklet and auto maps mailed. sixth sea-
son. JOHN PURDY COPE
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The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
OPEN 9 y. VI. TO 8 Z. NJ
Admission. 25c, Free on Saturdays,
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AutomobIles for sale

BEST KIND or AUTOMOBILE PAINT
ins zone at r. H. BOSGER'S SONS.
l5 south, Ninth street.
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YOUNG COUPLE WANTS FLAT OF,
apartment for light housekeeping.
three or four rooms and bath. fur
nished or unfurnished References
exchanged central location desired.
A1GIcss DEC, care Times Dispatch.
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Greater Richmond, o-ea,esr Newspapss,
Chr Glmrs als - Digpalrh
GREATEST WANT AND REAL Es-
IAiE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA, AND
one OF THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates

Daily. one cent per word when paid
IN "u'"hce. No al. tnkon ;or less tasn
zen cent?.
one and one-haIf cents u word nil
Si"ssincntions except Situation Wanted
ior sunday. situation suntcd, one cent
word. No AID. Sunday taken for - ~
IMAM fifteen cents.
40 Ad-. tnlAcn Tor less than twe-.iy-
nse cents when phOncu in or e-.arEed
at the counter.
ah"ne orders no, guaranteed.
, SiassihchtionS not guaranteed nl'cr
o.:i0 Il. VI.
For buainess contruc.a. Ecnd for the
nnt Al. Man. i'hT.s sinnror l.