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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-03-17
IN LOCAL CHURCHES


in each month at 10 O'Clock, a. M.
celebrated by Rev. Father Schonhardt.
of Albany. Low mass each Monday
morning at Z o'clock, following the
Sundays upon which services are held
in this edifice.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-03-17
Christlan Science Chnreh.

Morning services today at IL
o'clock; evening services on Wednes-
day only.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-03-17

road as an engineer for some time
but preferring other work, he was
given a position in the shops.
Here he served in the several ca
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-03-17

A man without convictions is as
uninteresting as man with them is
insufferable.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-03-17
Catholic Chureb.

Low Mass first and third Sundays
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispa tch.
1870 Hull Street.

Phone Madison l7j.
Calhoun Hawkins Rorset. fourty-four years
at his home In Woodland Heights. Mr. Dor
set. who had been IN bad health for several
months. leaves besides widow. i've child
dFen-Aisses Glare. Jessie and Dorothy Dor
set. and Raymond and Stuart Dorset. He Is
also survived b. his father. william c. Dor
set: and ono brother. Edgar l.. Dorset
MI. Dorset was for many years connected
In the drug business. Az the time OF his
death he VAS onrasod in tho hardware
eoro u" had a lareg circle az friends. and
was member ~ 81. John Lodge. 40. 3d.
A. +. and \. "
The funeral VIII 30 held this afternoon at
O'Clock from tho Woodland Heights Rap
list Church. ~ which he wa. a member.
The services Will ne conducted by tho Rev
Hollywood Cemetery.
Gives Appeal Bond.
An appeal hond ~ ssnnn was y..,os
furnished by tho Forest Hili ToboSran Com
r4hE. which is seeking 10 have set aside
nv the Jury In tho Hastings Court. par, y
III favor or Lily HAL Clark. The appellants
m yWnSs snsd ioinii! nith another concern and
bond this monov VAS released
Negro Badly Hurt
'"n -. '"lot"d lahorer. emrioved on
had his hand hadv injured YESTERDAY morn,
ING wen ~ was ought in cement bucket.
the bucket and before he could GOT swsy
his hand was cuuEt'. He was pulled several
~, 'roTm ,nH ground and hung suspended
~ ms ringers before his predicament was
hart. go "'"
Held Serious Charge.
- pam nineteen years old. YES
,erdaN arrested 0n warrant IN which he
Is CHARGED WITH serious oHensn against;
, rItn SnHnG' ih' complainant. Bain MAS
sH, 10 INC Thlrf Station. where he was
nailed sA%"Ta Ao1rs later by .Tudgc f. H.
morning.
ON. COMPLAINT of Lakewood Talley. who al.
las wns arrested Yesterday afternoon He
was hnhHf for appearance in the Police
'""T' rutt : f9-morrow morning.
Jail for IOyriders
jail sentences ~ six months and fines q,
S'o each w"rc Yesterday imposed nv squire
!" W: hehih7m. Of the Oak Grove Court.
: Forrest. white woman. momhers Of a iov
/ Rang party ~ four who split things wide
! open along tho Pctersburg Turnpike Thurs
naN morning Fred Cooke and Cecil Courlco.
| and costs. All were charged with disorder
ly conduct.
tutosprcders Fined
fihs burners who have heen making the
i;ic a. tho county residents miserable for
W p.st rev months Yesterday occupied the
I nttenton Or thc Oak Groce Court. Or.
$40 ana costs ~. Gill. OF Richmond proved
az umIn.6N and Maid the same amount. W.
-: Gofdon was dismissed from the same
charge on phymcnt of costs.
Supervisors TO Meet.
J ne chesterfield Board OF Supervisors will
neet tomorrow nt Chesterfield Courthouse
the IN, matters to he considered is the erection
o, Nv" CROSSINGS over the Atlantic Coast
! Lines new Belt Line tracks.
rather Coleman Transferred.
Rev. Father David Coleman. OF the Sacred
Heart Church has by order OF BIshop
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23

tbs present conservation policy and
the establishment OF parcels post:
approves the action Of President TAFT
and OF Congress in ahrogating the
treaty with Russia.
1t declares for the maintenance of
an adequate navy: for a strong Ameri-
can merchant marine. for liberal
and systematic policy for the I'M
proremcnt OF rivers and harbors; for
liberal Federal contribution to the
work of preventing further floods
along the Mississippi and for con-
tiruarce Of the reclamation policy. It
favors developing Alaska's resources
and tho leasing or the coal lands there
'on such terms as will provide for the
navy and the commerce of the coun-
try"
Laws to prevent the constantly
growing evil OF induced and unde-
s'rable inmi grafton which is inimical
to tho progress and welfare of the
United States are recommended
Among Republican accomplishments
mentioned are the Panama Canal. the
Bureau of Mines. postal savings banks
and the effort to secure greater
economy and increased efficiency in
the conduct of government business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23
Lee-Parrun.

[Special'to The Times Dispat ch.1
Rocky Mount. Va. June GA mar
riase of lnhch interest in Rocky Mount
WAS celebrated ut Baltimore to-day.
when Lieutenant Robert Henry Lee OF
this place. who was graduated last
week from West Point Military Acad-
envy, took as his bride Miss Mabel Par
ran. of Baltimore. the ceremony being
performed at the home of the bride
in that city.
The honeymoon will be spent at At
lantic City and BLUE Ridge Summit, and
before being assigned to duty. Lieu
tenant I.,. viii bring his bride TO
Rocky Mount, where he has made his
home with his uncle, Judge John p.
Lee. since his tenth wear
Lieutenant Lee is a son OF the late
Henry Lee. whose father. Charles Car
tor Lee. was the eldest son Of Light
iIorss" Harry Lee and Anne Carter. of
SHIRLEY. He graduated fourteenth in a
class OF ninety six. which made him
eligible to appointment In the cnSi
nccr's branch of the service lie but
lately stsa!ned his majority. and news
Of Iris niarraige came last week as 4
surprise to his friends In Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23
AT the Hotels
JcTcrSou-Sn,,,,oI

The JeHcrson-Samucl c;uisbcrr
New York: W. Il. Zeal. city; Robert
". Daniel. Philadelphia: /. +. Waters
NNinclnnati O.; J. NJ, Williams, Kings
wifc aiiI. \; G, Lee Rcimiielmcr and
w, H. Mccloy; New York: b.. c. Card,
VEL New Orleans; f.. j. Romadlln
G a Mr. ana j. NC C. Mcdowell; Atlanta
News. Va: Mrs 4. II. G Ia ;Se" M n9rs
t' aamIrine Clarke. Greensboro. Ky:
{. Me- Wnhb v iiiSTt' EImira; \. r.; +. "
street and child. city: Mr. and Mrs
SHho. ~, Wcstbrook. Norfolk. Va: Geo
~ S Guiid, chattanoosa Tenn. Mrs c.
ana an wife. city: Robt. d. WOOD. X Inn,
lillian county, Va. Fred G.. Boyce
IT, Iison s"rlt ti,' Md; Miss Mary Lee Al.
P Pa D. "I'S Mr,, VA; = C; Barnett. Erie.
~ - !. SIMS, Jr, Charlottesyillc
~, iaNiof burke. Alexandria. Va
j p cement Zen and wife. Adrian. Mich. .
l. Lev. chas. w. Miles, New York
hichm"nd-Dr. J. B. fraight and
ydd, nn sogthEor'; \; c: Miss iiaight,
York: ", E Maher' philad Ielpna NIrs
" ;. Lincoln. Atlanta; Mrs T. ~
m,orsan; daughter and maid. Virginia:
p D. y, p ID I', rhiladclnhia; i. w.
h"ntinEton; T. l.. Lackcy. Nashville:
~ r. toicomhc. New York. T. NJ.
A. rs . Atlanta J. T. Rove. Atlanta;
Trcder." r H'r kelan nnalad ss G. !.
savory. New York: C. r.. ADAMS. Kan.
S :; City; a. J.. TERRELL Kentucky: l..
Is. thompson. Atlanta: stanley Faison.
Port. Pa. ii. \. spen @crS' and ''''S WIZ"
y, n'c ~, gan; IT, {: Owens, Baltimore: J.
Is, Williams and wife. city: l.. Tynon.
Louis; c, F: Davis. Frceland. Va: Il. q.
Moore: Rcidsville, y. C: c. H. Williams.
philadelph,a. Pa; G. A. Dufell, Al
l"h "a o r. H. Pngh. Ph'ladelphia: Mrs.
hampton; V. F.. Gardner. Baltimore:
~ -. u, Farrar New York: Is. F.. Lynch.
ia ltlmorc: Q; c. Shanor Lynchhurg: !.
rhiladclphia; Miss Myrtle Rea C,rozct.
Va: Miss Sadie " Davies. Bridgcwater'
Ma Na.; Miss f: J. Johnson, Manassas;
WWass Sauie "4esman' Morgantowh w.
cioyd. Pulaski Mr.. Crump, city: r. II.
Curus' Corning. ~ y: +. C. Granger.
city; r. Eutzlcb. Baltimore; Or. r
r. Watson. Roanoke; Thomas New aud
wire. Chase City; W. I. Crawford. New
York: Charles T. Williams. Richmond;
p naTiss Fl c,ni iillsmsn c,,nsnnati NJ
roc; J.; l. Hubbei: DanRnry,. Conn E ::
| Fred q. Lyon. Danbury. Conn. +. =,
Glitter, city; ]. NJ. Wois New York: D.
l =: Alle1, New Kew York: DR.. II. II. Webb
3anister Kansas City, Mo- I. p. Hull.
New York: r. Stoklcy Coleman. Spot-
srivania. Va: J. ID. Sinton, South Ros-
ton: NJ. Boyd. ChristiansburS ~
Hotei Stnmpf-B. r. Fillmore Eoa
nokc. Va. w. V. Stuart. Phlladclnhia
{. w. Flanagan, Pittsneld Mass: l..
Lehman. Chicago; j. NJ. Williams.
Kings Mountain. y. c.: II. B. Ncsbit.
New York; ]. y. LanGston w r
| Dortch. NJ. II, Allen. Ed. Cotton, Colds
| horo. \. c.. r, r. Field. West Point.
Va; lanes T. HAYES. c. s. hin. Nor
folk. Va: y. r. Dodd. Emporia. va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23
CAESAP FAKE LINE
|N|NOUSTR|AL WAY
Department of Great Railway
System Looks for More Indus
tries in the Old State.

was talking a few days ago with
*. T. Crawley. industrial agent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. and
asked him to give me some facts and
figures concerning the development
along his line OF railway. Mr.. Craw-
ley is a modest kind OF man and
does not desire TO loot his own horn
very much. but he gavo me a whole
volume of figures. covering in a way
the good work that his department OF
this great railway establishment is
pushing forward.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
gets into Virginia from Ohio and
Kentucky away out yonder on the Big
Sandy River. where tho three States
come together. Tho company. realiz-
ing the fact that true development OF
the lands bordering on the railway
system means the true development OF
the railway itself, is doing a big work
In the way of commercial industrial
and agricultural development all
along its line. from where the noun
Ia ms kiss the track TO where the salt
sea waves lash upon the same. The
company is encouraging all kinds of
land development and all kinds OF In
dustrial developments. In this line
Crawley has been very busy for two or
more years past. He tells mo that dur
ing the past twelve months the agency
that is working with and as a part OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio. has brought
to Virginia 402 new settlers. who pur-
chased over 100000 acres of Virginia
land along the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. for S3.24o.S66 "I am quite
sure" says Mr.. Crawford. there were
quite a number of new settlers whom
We overlooked in this enumeration
I'VE are keeping this work UP as
vigorously as ever, and hope by next
year to have an even better report. We
have accomplished these results by adj
vertising in the hest publications we
can find. both local and general. The
times-Dispatch especially.
I'VE have also placed some valua BILE
industries along our line, among
which is a knitting mill at Newport
News and large dairy and stock farm
at Irwin. Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23
News Of South Richmond

oconneil been Transferred to Newport
News. Rev. Father Drake. OF Norfolk. will
succeed Father Coleman.
Negro Assaulted.
Henry Johnson. co!ored. was found last
nlsht az 1880 o'clock on Fourteenth Street
unconscious from a blow on the head The
ambulance in charge OF Or. T A. Moncure
was summoned and treated the man a. tho
Mira station. Several stitches were taken
In the wound The assailhnt escaped
To Have lawn Party.
r or me benefit OF the Baptist Young Poo.
PIES Union OF tho Stockton Street Church
lawn party viii, ne held Thursday night
AZ the home 90 Mrs. g. " Martin on the
Ninth Street Road. A hno musical program
mas been arranged. and a pleasant time is
assured all who attend.
Personal Mention.
Francis ". Hubert, Sr. and son, Wexford.
who have been tho guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
coxon. ot West Fifteenth Street. have re-
turned to their home In Guernsey. England.
Willie L. owens. who has been In Bir-
mi1sham. Ala. for several months on bus
mess has returned home.
Mrs. j. II. Taylor, who has heen visiting
relatives In Philadelphia. has returned home.
Miss Katherine CSebelin. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs ]. II. Purdy a Wood =
land Heights. will return to her homo in
Baltimore this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23
TIMES DISPATCH: RICHMOND va SUNDAY JUNE 49, 1912
c. J. Millwifs. Davenport. Ia.
LoxiuRtou-W II Innes city.

Y. J. Mtllwffs. Davenport, Ia
LcxinRton-W. H. Jones. city; l. d.
Drury. city; II. F. Franklin. city; Miss
Violet Wallace. New York Miss Daisy
Spencer. New York: j. b. Bowling,
Charlotte. N. c.; r. L. Bowman. Knox
Vile. Tenn: E. r. Estes. Atlanta. Ga. (:
I; L. Griffin. Petersburg. Va: +. A.
Elder, Florida: William Eagle. New
York: p. II. Richa rdson. Toano. Va:
u. 5. Hartlet, Florence. S. c.; c, II.
Galfee, Pittsburgh. Pa; S. A. Sioert..
hasrrisonburs, Va; C.. F: Cobb and
city. John S. Burnett. Virginia; J. L..
Cowper: Charlotte. N. c.; c. e. Mills.
Statesvillc. N c.; b. T. Holder. Lewis
burg, \. c.: w. Z. Bayliss. Charlotte.
y. c.; Z. NJ. Lewellyn- Charlotte. n. c.:
John Tosh. Philadelphia. Pa: William
9. Ryan and wife. Syracuse, \. Y: J.
T. Johnson. Asheville. n. C.: Mrs. f. p.
Carter. Norwood. Va: r. w. A. Hor-
ner. Lynchburg. Va; c. R. Galloway.
Libertyville. ILL.,: John Zoysor. Liberty
Vile. ILL. F. f. Barnes and wife. Bar
bcrton. o.: a. Huff. city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23
ANSWER NOT READY TO FILE.
Hearing on Gonzales md HcmphiIl
Motion Is PostpOncd.

ISpeN'laI 10 INC IlTncS- DISpHICH
Greensboro. y. c.. Juno 22.-By
agreement of counsel. the restraining
order issued last Saturday upon re-
tition of Ambrose r. Gonzales and.
Major !. c. Iemphill preventing tho
collection of certain notes held BY n.
~ TomplSins. George stephens and
Word II. Wood against Gonzales was
continued until the counsel for the
defendants have time to prepare and
file their pleadings. This must be
done on or before the first Monday in
August. Messrs Gonzales and Hemp
hill also ask that receiver be APP
pointed to look after the assets of tho
Charlotte Observer Company since the
alleged, formation Of a partnership be-
tween the plaintiffs and defendants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23
PASSENGER TRAIN DERAILED.
Cnyscs Delay of Several Eourn, hut
No One Is Injured.
lspccialto The TImea-Dispatch.l

Newborn. n. c.. June o2.-While
speeding toward Newbern this eve
ming. oil route from Norfolk. passen-
crn Railway Company. WAS derailed
near Vanceboro. n. c.. and was de-
laycd for several hours. Just how
the accident occurred could not be
learned. The engineer STATED that
the first he knew OF the accident was
that the tender of tho engine was
seen to have jumped the track. He
quickly put on the emergency brakes
and brought the train to a standstil
But for this fact the loss of life
would doubtless have been great, as
the train a the time was over a deem
cut. The train was due in Newborn
shortly after o'clock, and 1t did
not arrive unti about 8 O'Clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23
VICTORY ron CREDITORS.
McrChGnt Ordered 10 Turn Over TO
TrustecM Sum of $1,000

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
HAMPTON. Va. June 22.-In the
nlteu states Court to-day Judge Ed
mund Waddil. .Tr entered an order
requiring 7. Kirsner. Newport News
and Hampton merchant, recently in
Inc iSinkruptcy courts. to turn over
TO INC trustees the sum of $4,000 Tho
court held that tho bankrupt had
failed 10 give the correct Est Of his
assets at the time he filed the petition
TO be placed n voluntary bankruptcy
The court held the money must he
produced by July II. Tho decision is
victory for tho creditors of IIisner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23

Clarke. about twenty-four years old
was arrested yesterday by Detective
krenGel. He was found In company
with Goldle Terrence. a woman who
has frequently gained notoriety. She
was also arrested. Al the First Po-
lice Station each furnished ball for
their appearance in Police Court to-
morrow morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23
Pinchcd a Ten Snot.

Johnny Kidd, a colored youth OF
Henrico. was arrested yesterday In
the county ON warrant charging him
with having unlawfully entered q
street car belonging to the Virginia
Railway and Power Company and
making away with $40. He will be
given hearing before q magistrate
tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23
Here are a few items marked at prices which
make them worthy Of your attention. We
have lots others just as cheap.

Large Juicy Lemons. per dozen 1sc
large fiorioa Pineapples NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1Oc
Virginia VI. Comb Honey, 1sc; strained lb bic
run Cream american Cheese, H. ............ zoe
Extra Large California Prunes, h.. ......... Toe
Delatone Finest Ginger Ale, good as imported
Brandy Peaches, bottles for ;so
Cercsota Flour, 44c bag; barrel ......s7O0
Gold Go Medal ed. Flour, 39.: bag; per barrel $615
Silver King Flour, SIC bag; per barrel $500
Fairbanks CottoIene, in cans, all sizes as,
Large cans Michigan packed Pork and Beans,
regular lOc cans, now. .................... Sc
55-ib. jars Excellent Preserves, in crooks 3sc
FRESH Country Eggs. received daily per dozen pc
Shccotash, &c can, or ) for ................2 5c
Golden Grown Syrup, quart cans. .............. &c
Try our 4oc Green Mixed Tea, the kind you
pay Owe elsewhere for.
Cme,nia Tanned Apples, for. ................25 c
large bars LenoX Soap for. ...............2 5c
Good Sugar Corn, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7c
packages Toilet Paper ..................2 5c
Armonrs Star Suea,.Cured Hams, any size lac
Calumet Sugar Cured Hams. any size, per Id. lie
loothploks, large packages, for ...,...... 1Oc
large cans Best Virginia Tomatoes, per lie
Maecaron and Spaghetti, lib. pkes. ....7c
Smtl,fied Hams, h. ...................i 9c
Pure Ground Coffee. Observation-Disclosures Sc
,moked California Hams any size, lb... 1215c
WOOD 5 Best n. G. Roe Herring, DC dozen;
lib Best Seeded Rsins o.
Mothers or Ouaker's Oats, pke........... &c
Small cans Herring Roe, n................. &c
Deatone Finest Ginger Ale dozen .......... SI.IO
Finest Queen Olives. quart jar ............... 4Oc
Old Rye and Corn Whskey, gallon .......... $500
Old Apple Brandy gallon Observation-Disclosures. $500
finest City Ground Ground S Neal peck nc 19e
Absolutely Pure Leaf Lard, Ib...............14c
Cracker Jack Roasted Coffee, Lib cans nc;
virginia Pride Roassed Coffee, Lib papers Csc
Duffy's Malt Whiskey, large bottles. .....,. 85c
Complete new Price List mailed application.
We haIe a big supply of all kinds of Vegetables,
] Fruits and Poultry at big savings.
ANS SON
ORES 2-5n6 r MayshaiI st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23
Bargains in Canned Goods

Se6<A E7ShiASS1 @SA S'e@1ahaSSs $aoSIS
Best quality Corn Beef Hash, regular Doc size,
Genuine Butterbcans. country packed, regular
Our Leader Early June Peas, lie; per dozen 81 30
The very hest Virginia packed Herring Roe, can lie
libby's Plotted Ham or Tongue, cans ..,.... 25c
FreeStone California Canned Peaches, can. ... 14c
Lihby's LARGE White Asparagus, can. ....... Ac
Pocahontas Sugar Corn, cans ............ 25c
Bordens Brand Peerless Milk, small cans, &c;
large cans, for. Observation-Disclosures. 25c
Large cans Best Sour krout. can .............. Sc
Libbys Fancy Peeled Asparagus .............. 34c
7 boxes Oil Sardines Observation-Disclosures. 25c
Libbys lib. Corn Beef Observation-Disclosures. 16c
Farm or Veal Loaf, can ................ .10c
Good Green or Mixed Tea lb. ::.... 3oc
Ice Cream Freezing Salt. peck. ......... l0c
Large cans Square Brand Condensed Milk &c,
; cans for .................. ............. 25c
Ceiluloid Starch, package Observation-Disclosures. sc
ABSOLUTELY Pure Cider Vinegar, gallon 25c
Large New Irish Potatoes peck ............. Acc
Good salt PORK, Id. ........ 1Oc
Good Lard b. ............ ....... lie
Winner Brand High Grade Condensed Milk
10c can; per dozen ............... 81. 10
bars Circus Laundry Soap ........... l5c
Fresh Mushroom Crackers, ID. ............... 15c
Ouaker's Finest Corn Flakes, pke.......... Sc
Good Creamery Butter, H. ...........,.. Doc
Bib jars Home Made Preserves ...... Doc
Good Canned tomatoes Observation-Disclosures. 1Oc
Whole Grain Carolina Rice ID ............ 7c
Pure Ground Pepper, ib. .... ...... l0c
Fresh Soda Crackers and Ginger Snaps h. LIZ Sc
Good 4StrnG Brooms ........ ........ zoe
lib. bags Whole Grain Rice Sc
Root Beer. makes gals, bottle ......... 5c
Imported Clarct Wine, large bottle ~ DC
Large cans extra quality California Lemon Cling
reaches -. ..-.. ...+ :..t. ........ I6c
Large Lump Starch &c, or lbS.-for 25c
Best American Granulatcd Sugar, III. .. SO
Crsco use in place of lard, 2-lb. cans for PIC
Extra Fine Imported Rhine Wine, per bottle 45c
Snowdrtt Lard, all size cans, h.. ......... PIC
Sour Pickles, per gallon Observation-Disclosures. 23c
Mason Jars-quarts per dozen, 55c half gal
lon, per dozen ............... 75c
Snowflake Patent Family Flour, s5c bag; or, "
per barrel ...................... S. 80
Sun Dried or Dried Eyaporated Apples H. i0c
6 TTT.T.MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23

Wife Causes C1nrke'a Arrest.
AZ tho INSTANCE Of his wife, who
lives In South Richmond. MarahAn
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-13
Deputy Sheriff Harry Little, Hib-
bling, was in the city on official bust
ness Monday.

Chas. Bender, who for some years
has held down a chair in the Byrne
barber shop, has resigned his posi-
ton and on Wednesday opened in
a new line making tin and cover
filters on the street corner. Mr..
Bender has secured territory for the
plying of his wares and If business
keeps up as it opened with him on
Wednesday he will forget how to
hone a razor, for there is evidently
more money in it than in scraping
a living. His many friends in Vir-
ginia will wish him we'll, wherever
he may go.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-13

At a meeting of the Police and
Fire Commission held on Friday
evening last it it was decided to send
Chief Thayer as a representative of
Virginia to the International Fire
Engineers Convention to be held in
Denver the latter part of the month.
Mr.. Thayer will be accompanied on
the trip by his wife, and in addition
to being a pleasant sightseeing trip
the convention will have much of
interest to him in his work.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-13

John Reardon, who has been
spending the past year in Mime
apolis, has returned to the city and
will resume his former position on
the police force. Mr.. Reardon,
while acting in the capacity of pa
trolman in this city about year ago
was shot in the leg by one Anton
Gusich and for many months the
wound gave him considerable trou-
BILE. He has now fully recovered
from it's effects and his many for
mer friends will be pleased to see
him on duty again.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-13

C. O. Cooper spent a few days the
past week in the vicinity of Ash Lake
duck hunting, He succeeded in get
ting back with a few nice ones.
Miss Jennie Tale of Tower visit
ed friends in the city the past week.
Miss Florence Goodwin returned
last Saturday from a months visit
among relatives and friends in Wis
consin and Michigan.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-13

c. B. Kelly & Co. at Grignon's
Tailor Shop have Just installed a
sanitary pressing machine, which to-
gether with their up-to-date meth
DDS of dry cleaning insures them the
patronage of those who wish to get
the best work at very reasonable
prices. They call for and deliver.
Phone No. IS for wagon or informa-
ton.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-13

H. Hovde, of Duluth, candidate
for the republican nomination for
county coroner, was a Virginia visi-
of the best known physicians of the
Zenith City, and has a wide ac-
quaintance on the range which will
insure him a good vote in the north
ern part of the county as we'll as in
his home city.