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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12
Music Store.

Mr.. Ross, the musician, who mas
been here for a month or more, has
concluded to open music store II
Yerington and handle pianos and all
kinds of musical Instruments lie IS
a master Of the violin and is organiz-
ing a class here for this instrument
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12
Saves Leg of Bow.

1T seemed that my l4-year-old boy
would have to lose his leg. on account
OF an ugly ulcer caused by bad
bruise." wrote d. f. Howard, Aquone,
Y. c. "All remedies and doctors treat
ment failed till we tried Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, and cured him with one
box" Cures burns, boils, skin eruo-
tons, piles. rs cents at all druggists.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12
Restaurant at Mornlngstar.

Mrs. Agnes Salinski. OF Dener. was
an arrival i'll Morningstar on Wednes-
day OF his week and will start up the
next to the Sava < Forrest
saloon She is an experienced caterer
and is very much pleased with the out
look for business Her place will be
open for business in a few days.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12
Ranch for Sale.

The finest 40-acre ranch in Mason
Valley Two miles south of Yerin.
ton. Good house. barn and outbuild
ings Stock, farm implements, etc.
Call or address
w. G.. LARUE.
Yerington, Nevada
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12
Methodist Church.

Sunday school, 10 a. m; morning
service, i a. m. evening service, 7;3C
p. IN. ]. l.. COLLINS, Pastor.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12
Births.

Born-In Mason Valley, Sept Il,
1912. to the wife of John Thomas, a
daughter.
Born-In Mason Valley, Sept II,
1912. to the wife of Carl Farncy. SON
Born-In Smith Valley. Oct, 4, l9lz,
to the wife of Thomas Carney, a son.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12
Commercial Hotel Arrivals.

The following persons registered nj
the Commercial Hotel this week
IL. Midgley. Virginia City; H. j.
Stanley. San Francisco; A. G. Highly
Tonopah; l.. T. Green, Spokane; A.
Keiser, Rockland: J. p. Barclay, Elko;
Mrs NJ. s. Phenix, Steamboat Springs.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12

II you don't find all the news on tins
page look on the other pages.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12
The Office.

Pure Old Kentuck Whiskies-no
limitations, compound or blend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
DANCES AT nAMpDEy-sIn@n,


Hanpden Sidney, May ..-IIar,pder
S $40 on Friday and Saturday was
~ scene OF two very attractive ger
club. seFMan
The dancing hall was artistlcalI,.
decorated with dogwood. The chan.
erons for the occasion were Miss T,an,.
Mrs. II. i. Graham, Mrs W H. Whit :
Among those dancing were. Mice
"a nike. Of Louisville, Ky. with Georee
: y mes MI. Mss ,Tunbuii. OF Lawrence
Martha Purcell. OF Richmond. WITH ms 9
Z. Lewis: Miss Cora Wake Of MARY
,and' with William Vaughan: Miss
Eva l,amour. OF Lynchburg. with Wal
isc- Blanton; Miss Powell. OF Danyijie
Wv, }: r Zones: Miss Bugg. of Farm
me with +. 7. Atk:nson. Miss Carrie
G,nyle, of Farmville, with D. T. Wool
MISS Mary Fox, OF Roanoke. with ",
HpndleG; Miss I.eskridge. with Page
Atkinson Miss Alice RurKess WY
William Huntington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
WEST VIRGINIA
IS TO CELEBRATE
State Is Fifty Years Old-Thirty
Years of Marked Material
Progress.

Charleston. w. Va. May tin j lit
tie more than year from now Nest
VArBlnia VIII celebrate the nfIieth am
niversary of its admission Into the
Union separate state. Great
preparatic.ns are being made for tho
celebration which VIII partnke large.
ly OF the noture OF Industrial blow
out. for those ffty years have made
past thirty Of them the population Of
the state has more than doubled. the
capital 81 It's manufacturing indus
tries has Increased twelve times, the
value OF It's farm properties has more
thnn doubled, Ia. vslu. Of its mineral
products has Increased amy times. and
it's wealth has more Than trcbled. IN
1851 West Virginia made 5c.s02 tons
OF pie-iron and l3s.T55 tons OF coke,
cut lS0.ll2.009 feet OF Lumber. mined
i.S2?.sit tons OF coal and 62.so2 tons
OF iron ore. and produced $4,000 bar
relS OF petroleum. In that year the
total resources OF It's national banks
We're s5.93s,i5i and Individual de-
posts in all its financial institutions
aggregated only s6.o1i.S5y. There
were but G9i miles of railroad In the
State. In 1|1l the production OF pig
iron rose 10 29l,4I2 tons: OF coke, to
100000 tons: of lumber. TO 1875.
1000 feet, Of coal. TO Gi,00U,000 tons,
and of petroleum.. 10 ll.900,000 barrels.
while the national bank resources had
become s,J.Gs9.G42. and the individual
deposits in banks and trust com
panies siO7,3GG.607. and the railroad
mileage was 3.Tji.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05

TIE arst submarine boat was invented and
successfully tried IN the eighteenth century.
TIE manufacture OF cement has attained
elEhth rank for value among the induAtr.es
Ths automatic %Nephone service is a sue
cess ii Haynda. wherc there are 700 sub
scribtrt,
In the Diue Nie region In Egypt native
Iaoorer %'n live very comfortably on to &
cents Z day.
All o: Be-un's sewerage Is pumped out OF
the city % d!sgo5s! farms which have to-
tai area Of sD'ut H.o53 acres.
Magnesium Ii he Principal ingredient In
new alloy brought out in France that
weighs about :wo-hirds as much as cast
aluminium.
a new white metal alloy. athsrlum. is
tighter than aluminium, rnekeo sound caat-
inss, turn we'll and may be soidersd, forged
ard welded.
Fire losseF ana the cos. of hrs prevention
in the United States amount ehnuaaly 70
$3.50. 900 600 OF more than tho total produo-
ton ct gold silver. coupper aud petroleum.
In ytar.
On tluurd,y afternoons in tho Port An
tonic market, on the Island OF jamaica, u
dozen or more nesroes may be Hsen sellln g
rope tsonceo By the ysrd. II ID smoked
BY the natIvss. ana deriyep les name from
fhc fact that 1t 81 t~iTttd ana pu. UP In
coils like rops.- 400 yards TO the coll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05

Heavy business for the railroads of III.
country T. unrailinz sign OF good busl-
n"se In all lines. II is therefore interesting
to note that the railways are making rapid
preparations for record-bTcakinG hauling Tot
This year.
Since January railroads have ordered
t0Is. ~ approximately $500 cas-. including
passengers and freight. or this total. about
s,Ho we're ordered during as; three inonih,
u is estimated that Total car orders fog the
nrsi FOUR months OF 1872 viii total c,ose ia
H3.ce9- There are fngu.riss in the pres nj
market FOR about $500 cars. several OF wfich
orders, Including limit o. the Hartman lines
calling Tor %iQ. wer. closed AprI! y Thus
orders are said 20 De tunnins At tho annual
'ate "t 1890 cars. Ths !s more than 10,
any year since i+DS. when orders totalcd ~.
go cars. During 1911 the total number Of
carr ordered was i5.s12. and in .tlu ~. ~
I he TWO best years since 1900 were 1875 and
LIs' the hrs; nsu.Sd showing :iiiD0 nu,! ,le
!ett,r % above mentfbned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
WHY BOYS 90 TO TOWN.
A Country Lad Unconsciously breaches y
Sermon That Ought to Do Good.


Tho Progressive Farmer publishes a brigh;
letter from ca rolIna young farmer named
John n. Nicholson. and heads the letter
zone Reason Boys Go 10 Town and very
appropriate heading IL IS carrying wnols
sermon with it. Here Is young Nicholson
letter.
Il am \ renters son. You just ought 10 see
this farm where are. Father rented II
I'VE years ago. and 1t had sprouts all over
IL big enough for wood. and bIiers bis
enough FOR buggy whips We hsvc all o. 1t
fixed ,ap. d!tched ana in fine condition. Bait
mere is the troubles: the landlords hero
think Il renter ought TO live la house no,
Il, 10! a barn. That is jus; why so many
boys aye leaving tho farm. Another thins
lie everybody IS grabbing ~ everything Tx,
hungry dogs grabbing ~ beer.
what We need here Is Cor these silly
farmers 70 have better implements end then
use more brains instead % much talk
y nh8 can lin. aud accomplish more
by keeping h:s mouth shut
My fathos and | work one-hor,e farm,
ana keep ,vo mules, Any one-horee farmer
needs two riuies. We have hcsn farming
seven wears and starred with SIS. Now We
own TWO good mules. -Four fine Jersey COWS
all kinds Of implements and have a nice
Sank account. Wa did not do this raising
cotton. We sold butter, eggs. chickens and
sill kinds o! produce.
but Ii is just like you say. This coun-
try viii not he RICH. until II becomes a land
OF better farming and land o. painted
farm house,"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
aueon sars Juture Days auction ayaI,s suturs sape
BY Thu Valentine Auction Co.
Aucttoneers.
Sls Fast Broad Street.
GRAND AUCTION SALE


CHINA
At tn" direction OF
Desk
beautiful
Of
OK
Of
and
Marble
San Do
hne
walk hreeb lock
co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
Headquarters First Br!gade virginia
Division
Cnlted Confeaerat. V.t.rnns


Richmond. Va. AprU g. 1872.
q GENERAL ORDERS 40. lot
These headquarters Will move from
Richmond to Macon. Ga, No south
at o'clock T. NJ Brigade
observation-disclosures Major f;ich
ara NJ Manson, and Division Quar-
termuster- General. Colonel David \.
Brown. VIII furnish al! detail !nfor.
nation
lr:-During the twenty second an
nual reunion OF tho United Confed-
crate Veterans held i'm the CITY az
Macon. Ca. 9Th. sth and 9th Of May.
1912. headGuurter. Of the First
brigade OF Virginia Division, L. c.
v, VIII be established at the Gem
trAl Headquarters Building *. N G.
~ buildingl. new and handsomest
building in the centre of the city,
hDoms No. iol ana l0e. first floor.
All veterans OF the First Brigade
Ind others are most cordially invited
10 enjoy It's hospitality at all times.
Ill.-The brigade staff Will report
Tor duty at headquarters. Macon.
Ga. Tuesday morning. May :. AT q.
o'clock, in fatigue uniform.
IN.-Adjutauts of the respective
camps of the brigade attending the
reunion VIII. upon arrival In Macon,
quarters promptly. in writing. their
number in attendance. the location
oi their respective headquarters and
tic names and number OF their dele
N-Division General order No {.
Major General St!th Boiling com
manding, arc herewith transmitted
to All camps Of the brigade for their
instruction and Euiuance.
NL-Dally orders during the re
union VIII be found on the order
board q, the brigade headquarters
Macon. In extending It's bount!ful
hospitality to the United Confcd-
crate Veterans. gives US an evidence
Of iis carnessn->s ana zeal by the
use OF $4,000. most generously do.
mated Tor ms purpose by it's own
citizens, without soliciting cent
outside OF the city OF Macon.
By order of
BROADER GENERAL j. THOMP-
son BROWN.
Commanding First Brigade, Virginia
Division. L. G. V.
Colonel W. B. Freeman
Ad!utaat-General and chief Of
STAR:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
NEW RAILROAD FOR HgSpERsos.
Good Work Being Done by Wide-Au,ke
(hnmbcr Of Commerce

N'Su WIN tpC'HS poUt ny n W IDEA wake
Chamber Of Commerce.
Henderson X g. MAJ 4-Just v.araso
the henderson Chamber Q: Commerce wa.
oTSauized. and this body already has 90.
cured seven manufacturing plants tor tn.
community II has been active in orggniz-
ihR' Sei'!ny. capital Interest and working
IN preliminary sketches and plans for ,h,.
pEop>ssd virginia and Eas; Carolina Rail
ro'd. IL IL planned to run this ratrotl
from Wll'or 10 Rosboro via Nashvill. and
henderson, a distance O. about 100 rnil4,
covering II hne stretc,i OF country In mi.
part o' the state. From Roxhoro 10 Nav.
ni.Ie' va. on one end. and from Wilson o
1icehfoofo' y e.. on the Other. 1. cor,em.
pi"t"c among the improvements and ert.n-
sicn- ancr the road IA. been con,truc.td
pc'"c"n the four pets rrst mertionet
n" COMPANY hes authorized cso,,,,
STOCK % 5000 AID Mc,.rs J. NJ Turner
OF Augusta Ga. and J. c. Ki,trel q, thi-
secretary OF the COMPANY re.pvetIvcI W.,
sra OF directors VII! be Composed o. local
teptH"s's Amos, entirely. An orsineernn,i
a CORPS o. assistants are now yorki,1 m
IN" pans and surveying the -out. prono,.d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
5.D.lrSI
lieadquarter. Virgin.n Division.
United cuufrd,raI. N-tnraus.

I,.adqnarter. virp.n.u Division
United Confederate Nsteroms.
Petersburg. Va. aiuy > !ol..
81 FL ~. ORDER 40. a.-l'i.F:
MaSof -Hcncr"i. oumtirndiGy Eiglni;,
tDINision, b".nS undhi on account or
ms hcalth 10 attend the approaching,
reunion mt Macon, Ca. issues ths
following order;
u. Observation-Disclosures ! Thonpsou
crown, comm"nding FIRST Bilgadc.
virginia Division. l. &. Y. ,vi3i as
sum" conim;rd of the Virginia III
vision. He viii turn over his com
ma ma or the. First brigade TO lie
senior hFSadiei- general present at
Macon. "a.
~. The division stan. sponsors.
maids OF honor una Chapcruos WIN
report 10 General Brown al General
lIcaaHuhrt"rs, Rooms 10i ana 10.
O. NJ e. Association Building.
by order
MAJOR-G.NERAI. sTITH BOILING.
NvIn'nHAndins N!rs.c Division. Il.
Colonel William N Evans.
AGlH'hnt General ana Chiet Of
!.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
McVeisn & Glinn.
Real Estate lAuctioneers.

ENECUTORS' AUCTION SALE
OF
THREE BRICK DWELLINGS. NOS. So.
"a AND &c NORTH LoArBARDy
STREET. Ar SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF LcniBNIsDY STRDE.r AND
FLOYD AVENUE.
In order to close up the estate Of
the late w 7. Holdswor,h, W. will
Offer for sale, upon tbs pre.3ilses. on
"WEDNESDAY. MAY 6, 1912.
at . O'Clock 7. Nj.
thu three above numbered dwelling
houses.
The improvements consist of three
two-6uory stni-detaehed brick dwell
ing houses "f six rooms eaoa, and arc
occupied by iirst-sbass tenants. The
lot fronts 81 feet on tho west s!dS OF
I,omnardy Street, corner of T'loyd Ave-
nue, and runs Snok hetween parallel
l!nss 8S fest inches.
ono and two years. evidenced. by neso-
TABLE notes. bearing per cent IN
terest, payable semt.nnnuaIly. and Sc
cured by d.ad Of trust on tho above
property: Or for all cash, at the option
OF the purchaser.
GEORGE D. HOLpSWORTH.
ROBERT 2. HOIDawCRTH.
Executors
A1sotl onoers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
KDOnl5 C1anrfn

WANTED. TWO o. THREE FCR.
nished rooms for light housekeeping
Madison 1920 or Monroe 3isiL
WANTED. ONE FURNISHED ROOM
between First and Fifth Streets. .Ad.
dress IL sa1, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. SECOND STORY ROOM
furnished or unfinished for single
man at dollars per month. Address }
Q AS. cars Tlmos- Elsnatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
Dihineno Rntiees.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Comm nv
wiz, once Of the Treasurer,
THE EoARD OF DIRECTORS OF At
lantic Coast Line Railroad COMPANY
has declared dividend OF two ana
ono. half per cent. on tho preferred
capital stock OF that company. pay
Wilmington, n. G., on and after NAV
10, 1912, The transfer books are
closed from the 29th day of April.
Inclusive. JAMES II. POsT,
Trtasurnr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
NE Woo { RS TO
OLD D 0 MI Mo N
Some of the Troubles That Be-
set Them-But They All
Quickly Catch On.
BY J. VI. HE'LL.

inc influx or farming populat!o.
INTO tho state OF Virginia from other
SECTIONS " the couh,r: has reached
A"ch an extent as to MAKE these new
c"her3 strong factor i'm all tin. lin.
Portant moves that stand for the
general uplIft Of AGRICULTURAL condf-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
Suction SAILS, future Says
By Virginia Auction Co.,
Auctioneers, GIG E. Broad

FRESH sToCK GROCERIES GRO
GERS FIXTURES. BUTCHERS
FIXTURES. ALASKA RENRIG ERA
TORS. ALASKA BUTTER BOX,
HORSE. WAGON AND HARNESS.
BUGGY AND HARNESS. HOUSE
HOLD GOODS. ETC, At AUCTION
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
1880 ark
Avenue

AZ request a: owner. who Is declln-
Ing houselse eping. We will offer for
sale by auction
TUESDAY. NAY II.
at O'Clock l.. NJ.
that dcsiranle brick dwelling house,
No. 1889 Park Avenue.
Premises Will be open for inspection
from IL o'clock A NJ TO o'clock p N.
Monday and Tuesday. May II and IA.
\ splendid opportunity for home
Buyer
TERMS: One-thrd cash; balance
one and two years. with per cent.
interest.
HAWKINS IL BUFORD.
100 North Ssventh Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05

By direction of the owners. one OF
whom lives In a distant state. and for
tn, purpose of division we shall cell.
by public auction. On the premises. in
-e,oarate parcels on
WEDNESDAY. NAY $.
at > O'clock r ~.
thosa three delighc.ully situated and
attractive brick dwellings,. Nos 5l7.
500 and 81 Mosby Street opposite
.Tenerson Park No, 507 being tho
Handsome corner residence, detached,
o, Two stories above basement. con-
tanning eight rooms having the mod
crn conveniences. ana being especially
desirable in character and location,
The lot fronting 59ir Nl57 feet 70 an
allsy 20 feet wide, and Nos. 500 and
5i1. being neat and attractive two
story sixroom brick tencmsIts. with
lots fronting about e0xlh7 feet each
20 said alley.
This property being so des,rably To-
Gated. so Substantially erected and so
conveniently ARA ng.d, Is at all times
in good demand by eXcollept tenanta.
and SHOULD command Your reful Don;
siderat ton as an investment on account
Of the exceptional advantage Oh loca-
tlon, and will make excellent homes.
This property beinR sold for div!-
sion. n bargain may be expected and
you are urged to attend the sale
TERMS: Ezra easy. and ut aale.
FIjMM & FUNesTEN. ~
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4 TO THE OFFICERS AND MEM
KY bers of Henrico Union Lodge. No.
a stated Communication o. 7.our Todee
10 be held at Masonic Hall. Twenty
ftth Street. MONDAY EVENING Il; S
o'clock.
Members OF sister lodges and tran
s!ent brethren fraternally invited 10
be present.
BY order OF tho Nor.hipful Master
c. Il. HUGHES
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aurtfon 6alrs, asonnap
'o----'--->->-~--~---o
TheNaleltine Auction Go.
asa EAST BRQAhs9E
Electric Victoria
Automobile
AT AUCTION

AT AUCTION.
We will sell in front of our auo,,o,
saloSroon*. No. 6iS East Broad Street
TOMORROW CMoNDAY> MAY {.
AT IL o'clock noon.
q Columbia Electric Victoria A,,,o
biz. in good condition; fully eoiinnso
with electric lamps. r,I,ber storm hno,
etc Has no expensive. meci,a nIsn,
costs li;tle to keep. An ideal mscnine
,or a Ray TO drive. Will ne on demon
sTaion in front OF our salesrooms
from 10 y. NJ to hour of sale.
TIE VALENTINE AUCTION 20
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BY Green G Redo.
Auotioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
\ VACANT LOT AT THE souTII
VEST CORNER OF JAII. ALLEY
AND MARSHALL. STREET.


In pursuance Of II decree of tho Law,
and Equity Court entered on ia. gst h
day OF April. 1912. In the suit of I.ncl
adoe ct ais. vs.. Luckadoe ct ais tho
Undersigned commissioners appointed
thereby Will proceed to sell at public
auction, upon tho premises. on
MONDAY, MAY G, 1917.
at O'Clock p. M,
the property referred to above. Lot
a front on the western line of. in II
ALLEY. with depth along the south
Hue OF MGNhall Street So feet on IT,
northern line and sc feet on its south
ern line.
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN Il. GAYLE.
J. Il. POLLARD.
special Commissioners.
In the LAW and Equity Court OF the
CITY OF Rachmohd.
Ihickadoe ct ais. Plaintiffs
Luckados at ais. ID efendan,s
I, P. p. Winston. clerk OF said court,
certify that tn. bond required of The
sp eo!al commissioners by dnaree IN
aaid cause OF April 90 1912, has been
duly Slvon.
=, d s,s,,, uq 9sss my hard this 'osh day
p. P. WINSTON.
Clerk.
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we VIII sell Tor the undersigned ad-
ninistrator. FOR J. H. IIirson. deceased
=; 'I26 West Broad Street.
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is.
at 1890,
complete line OF Fresh Saeis Goods.
Barrel and Keg Goods. soaps, Sugars.
Flour, Lard. Shoulders. Hams. Meats,
etc; one Alaska Butchers RA:ri z IRA
tor. one Alaska Butter Box. three
Showcases. two Counters. one Meat
Counter. two Mes! Racks. one Butch
crs Scales three Swing Scal1s one
Counter Sale. one Plat orm Scale, one
Eleotric Sausage Grinder. two Meat
Blocks. Patented Cheese Cutter Ma
t.onal Cash Register Iron Safe, one
Horse. one Grocery or Butchers Wag-
on. one Buggy. two sets HARNESS. etc,
etc
This is a large. we'll selected and
fresh stock. worthy the attention or
ali dealers.
This is good stand. with good
casa trad W. will one, plece as a
whole as per inventory and then fol-
low with a detailed sale. An attrac-
tive lease on store. sale positive
'rNkNtS: Cash
Immediately after the sale of above
viii go on with the sale OF household
goods. consisting OF Parlor Suit. Tugs
and DrurEets. one Brass Bed. -Soring
and Mattress. Leather Couch. lace
Curt ms Mating, Drcsscrs and
Tohle. six Box Dining Chairs. Kitchen
Cabinet. etc
JULIUS RoTHsCHILD.
VIRGINIA Aucr1oS >e co'
Auctioneers.
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Reftings

aEDICAL COLLEGES OF ViRG1N1A.--
At the annual meeting or the Board
held on MAY IS. 1912. there VIII be
elected professor OF diseases or
the eye and ear and professor OF
obstetrics and diseases OF the puer-
peral state. which vacancies wero
created by the deaths of Drs. John
P. Davidson and Daniel r. Coleman n,
respectively.
Applications for these chairs. with
testimonials: to be forwarded 10
CHR1STOPHER rOMPKINS, NJ D.
Dean, Richmond. Va.
THOS II. BARNES. NJ. D,
President Board OF Visitors.
~ j. L. McCAIIlEY Gacrntar,.
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72O North
Fifth Street
MONDAY. MAY {. 1912,
at o'clock r. Nj.
a. J. CIfEWNINti COMPANY
High Constabie's Sale

Will sell by puoI.c auction. on
MONDAY. The 9TH DAY OF NAY.
1912. 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
~ my storC-ous No. 1906 Eas,
Franklin. the following property 10
satisfy distress warrants ana cxecu-
lions in my hands:
Bureaus. Washstands. isefrlgeru
tors Electric Fans. etc.
I f;RMS: Cash.
w. IL WYATT. JI;..
III. G., c X
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we will sell for the undersigned adj.
'ninistrator. FOR J. H. IIirscn. deceased
NJ 'I26 West Broad Street.
WEDNESDA MAY 1,
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Attractive Detached
Dwelling
522 North
Hancock Street

Al tho request o. the owncr, We
shall sell ny public auction. on the
promises
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FINE FURNITURE CHINA. rrcruRBg ORIENTAL. RUGS ORA
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-07-18

City, came in the past week to see
after the home coming OF her
mother, Mrs. Carter Scott.
Miss Helen Wales, together with
party of friends from Weldon, left
the past week for tour of the west.
They expect to visit all the points
of interest between here and the
Pacific coast and will be gone for
some time.
Clarence Frazier and family made
trip to Garden Grove last Sunday
in their new auto.
Mrs. Lizzie McCully returned last
Thursday from her trip to Canada.
Mrs. P. E. Shirley returned the
first of this week from a visit with
her daughter at Aurora, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wiley visited
Mrs. Wiley's father at Kellerton last
Saturday.
BY request of Mr.. Delbert Cowles,
we desire to state that about a dozen
men and teams gathered together
one day last week and went out and
plowed over his corn crop, for which
he desires to return his sincere
thanks to these friends for their
kindness.
Orville and Clarence Frazier and
Rich Boeger are among the number
of our citizens who have recently
purchased new autos.
Geo. P. Campbell returned from a
trip to Mason City Saturday of last
week.
The Jolliest and Buster Brown
clubs enjoyed a Corinthian supper
in the park Thursday evening.
Mrs. Thurman Craig entertained
Friday afternoon in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Scott, of Bly,.
thedale, Mo-, who is visiting here
The guests were Hazel Frazier, Cena
Burrell, Myrta Shoemaker, Alton
Howell, Alice Jeffries and Rosamond
Severe. Refreshments were served
and a pleasant time was had by all
/ AS We correspondent did not get
in her budget of news last week we
will just note our Fourth of July
celebration was big success last
| week.