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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09
M'MANIGAL TO TESTIFY
IN LOS ANGELES TRIAL

San Francisco. Calf, March s.
United States Commissioner Krull
issued subpoenas today for Ortie Nc
Mauigal and the clerk of the United
States District court of Los Angeles,
commanding attendance at the re.
moyol hearing of Olaf A, Tveitmoe
and r. AL Clancy, local labor leaders,
Indicted In Minneapolis for conspir-
acy to transport dynamite. Counsei
for the defense applied to United
States Judge DeHaven for endorse
ment to the subpoenas In order to
avoid any question as to the juris-
dict.on The application was taken
under advisement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09
TEXTILE MILLS AGREE
Seven Per Cent Increase by American
Woolen Company Agreed to
by Other Mills.

Lawrence, Mass, March S.---Thc
average increase Of Z per cent In
wages, promised by the American
Woolen Co., to its striking employees
will be equalled by most Of the other
textile mills here.
President Whitman of the Arltug-
ton mills, tonight said that whilelthe
worked out, per cent would be the
probable average. Readjustment OF
the wage system at the Pacific mills
will provide an average increase Of
or s per cent, it Is learned. These
facts have not been communicated
officially to the strikers, however, eX-
.eept by the American Wooden mills
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09
Message TO Friends in Denmark Says Pole
Reached A. r. December Believed
toIndicaie He Stayed al Axis Four Days
-rsr-*4-a4--~-S g@FT
ENGLISH WORRIED ABOUT SCOTT
British Have MOT Heard Eraua Man Reported
TO Have Been Successful AInuRdsen De-
nieS He Accredited Englishman

Icndon March SWhile naturally bitter disappointment
over the fact that capt Robert Scott head
sh Antarctic expedition has report his quest the South
pt is nowhere anything but praise for the achievement Capt
the Norwegian explorer locating the southern the
earth.
No the whereabouts Of Scott That
reached The confirmed today dispatch By
him to Christaaa.
One Of these dispatches addressed King Frederick
tents we're not made Known but another said
Pole reached l4ti--13fh-D De cenher' sF8
The two dates taken that Antaas had he
point sought Dec AL and remained four days those who
know the explorer we'll especially Prof Moha Norwegian
meterooss expressed the belief that Aunds.n during period
has made such observations and calculations would Impossible
controversy similar 70 the which Peary North
Pole discovery. s
0n rnig Of tle subject gag Ason sent telc
gram OF coneTacHlaticn Aaundn behalf
Queen ana consented to the use 9 his re ana that 81 his wife
the Of the territory Of Ncreag The Antarctic
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09
GOVERNMENT CASE
CALLED GUESS WORK
BY BEEF LAWYER

Chicago, March S-Counsel for
defense occupied the entire day ar
guing their motion, requesting
United states District judge Gar,
penter to take the ease of the ton
packers, charged with criminal vic
lation Of the Sherman law, from the
jury, and discharge the defendants.
Attorney Mayer, who resumed his
argument, characterized the govern
fnent's case as based on theory. sus-
picion and guess work "A
Judge Carpenter adjourned court
until Monday, The government Will
then present Its objections to the
granting Of a motion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09
MEXICAN REBELS
BEGIN JOURNEY
/. TO MEXICO CITY
Vanguard Of Insurrectos Enirain
f9r Catapaign Against Capi.
talof Country,

thihnahUa, Mexico, March 8,--The
vanguard of the insurrecto army,
Modified here, departed for the
south in two trains today. 1t was
The real beginning of the campaign
to take the City Of Mexico, although
the Immediate destination of the
coliiAan was announced as Jiminez,
half way between here and Torreon,
Many bridges between here and
liminiez must be repaired by troops,
ag they proceed,
There are about thousand men
hera, about 800 being i'm the de-
tachment, but General Orozco states
that recruits are joining him In
crowds.
A messenger from tho camp of
General villa. the Federal COM
mander, brought word that 200 of
the latter's men wished opportunity
to join the rebel ranks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09

Fifty years ago today March o.
1862 the battle between the Merri-
mac and the Monitor was fought in
Hampton Roads. This battle, which
was not decisive SO far as either ves4
sci scoring ayictory was concerned,
reyolu tionized naval warfare and
made every warship Of that day OBJ
solete. The little Monitor. which
had been contemptuously referred tod
as a cheese box on raft, could
have met and defeated any vessel Be- /
longing to the navy of any European
power at that time. She was the
forerunner of the modern ironelad
and yet she was pygmy compared
with the Dreadnoughts of today The
Monitor carried two II inch guns
They We're of the smooth bore type,
and each threw solid shot weighing
160 pounds These shots could be
thrown perhaps mile with little ac-
curacy. Compare this armament with
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09
SEVEN MINERS KILLED,
2 HURT AND IL INJURED

Merritt, B. c., March S.--Of the
twenty men in the mine of the Dia-
mond Vale Co., when a gas explosion
occurred yesterday seven were kill
ed, two were injured, and eleven
rescued uninjured
The men who escaped death or in
jury we're in level part from one
,level in which the explosion oc-
cured.
Rescuers brought out five bodies.
They were unable to reach the
bodies of the other two miners.
The men had been working for
two hours in No. 3 level with naked
lights, and 1T is believed that they
struck a pocket of gas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09
Widow Of DR.. Waldo Dead.

Mrs. Mary b. Waldo died in Wash
ington, D. G., Feb. "a. Mrs Waldo
was the widow of DR.. Roswell Waldo,
who was for several years surgeon IT,
charge of the Marine hospital at
Cairo. He died. Of yellow fever In
1873. He was heroic figure during
those. trying days. A monument was
erected by the citizens over his
grave at the National cemetery near
Mound City. After the death Of her
husband. Mrs. Waldo removed to
Washington where she was employed
ia one Of the departments. VI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09
WABASH LIMITED DEATH
LIST 2; INJURED EIGHTY

Danville, March S--Two dead and
eighty injured, only few of them
fatally, it is thought, tonight, are
the result of the wreck near West
Lebanon, Ind, yesterday evening, of
the Wabash fast train, the Continen-
al Limited. Atg
The coroner of Warren county, In
diana, will hold an inquest Monday.
Mrs, Hudson OF Sidney ILL.,, and Mrs,
Samuel Geerard Of Danville, are the
mqst seriously injured
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09
More Street improvements.

City Engineer Dewey Is at work on
estimates for the gravelling of Thir-
ty-tifth, Thirty-sixth, Thirty-sev-
anth and Thirty-eighths streets, from
Washington avenue west This il In
the Feuchter and Lansden addition a
the old fair grounds. The estimates
will be given the Board Of Local
improvements for their action, as
soon as they are completed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09
COLORADO DEATH LIST
IS FIVE ARE INJURED

Pelluride, Colo, March S.--Four
dead; one is dying and four others
were injured in a snow-slide at
0phir Loop, near here, today
The dead are foreigners employed
in clearing a slide from the Rio
Grande south tracks, when they
were buried by a second slide.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09
TWO SACKS REGISTERED
MAIL ARE STOLEN

Rock Island, March S,-Two sacks
OF United States mail were stolen at
the Rock Island railway station here
last night II was discovered today
One of the sacks, rified. was found
in box car. near bN but the other
still ID missing. The sacks are said
to have contained registered mail.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09
Death List is: Dauville Wreck, 2;
Ottawa Wreck, S; Canadian
Mine, 7 and Colorado, A.
"a PERSONS ARE INJURED.
Two Wrecks and as Many Mine
Explosions Hurt Many Within
Last Two Days.

ottawa, Ont, March S.---Five per
sons were killed and eleven injured
when Canadian Pacific passenger
train was wrecked today in cof-
lision with freight train between
ottawa and Hull, Ont.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09
L. Y. SHERMAN FILES
PETITION FOR OFFICE

Springfield, March s.-L. ". Sher-
man of Springfield, today filed his
petition as candidate for the Repuh-
lican nomination for United States
Senator,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09
Taft Answers Colonels Columbus
Speech by Dissecting
Judicial Recall
MAJORITY MUST RULE
Temporary Majority Must Rule and
judiciary Should be Kept
Independent Of il

Toledo, O., March s.--Presldent
Taft made answer here tonight to
the propaganda for the recall of
judges, and for the more recent pro-
posal for the recall of judicial de-
cisions. His topic was "The Judi
cisry and Progress,
He madeNno direct reference to
Col Roosevelt, nor to the latter's
speech at Columbus, but referred
freely to some of the policies that
were enunciated by the former presi-
dent, before the Ohio constitutional
convention. j. u
Utterly without merit or utility,
and reaetionary instead OF progress
siye: crude, yolutionary, fltful and
unstable were the terms IN which
the President referred to the recall
method Of reversing Judicial CON
strnctions Of the constitution.
II have examined this proposed
method OF. reversing judicial de-
cisions on constitutional questions
with care" President Taft said II
do not hesitate to say that it lays
the axe at the foot of the tree of well
ordered freedom and subjects the
guarantees of life, liberty and prop
. erty without remedy to the fitful inn
pulse of a temporary majority of an
electorate" (
Every Glass Has Voice.
The President began with a refer
ence TO the developments OF repre-
sentative government in the United
States. The best government, he
said, and that which was most cer-
tain to provide for and protect the
rights OF every class, was that gov
ernment in which every class had a
voice.
Government by unanimous vote
OF the electorate, he said "is i'm
possible and therefore the majority
of the electorate must rule. We find
tina government by the people, IS
therefore, under our present system,
government by majority Of one
fourth of those whose rights and
happiness are to be affected by the
course and conduct of the govern
ment.. This is the nearest to a gov
ernment by the whole people we have
ever had. Wemans suffrage will
change this and it is doubtless com
ing as soon as the electorate can be
certain that most women desire 1t
and will assume its burden and re-
sponsibility.
Majority Must Rule.
1T was long ago recognized that
direct action, Of a temporary majority
Of the existing electorate must be
limited by fundamental law; that
ID BY. constitution intended to pro-
tect the individual and the minority
of the electorate and the non-voting
majority of the people against the
unjust or the arbitrary action of the
majority Of the electorate"
President Taft quoted"-at length
from Daniel Webster's speeches on
the Necessity of maintaining checks
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-03-09
all iii i.ilfs
WEATHER.
1lf 81 ~ f Idl

Illinois Fair and colder Satur-
day; Sunday fair.
Kentucky-Clear and colder Sat-
urday; Sunday fair.
Missouri--Fair Saturday; Sunday
fair and warmer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26
DOVER ASSOCIATION
ENDS ANNUAL SESSION
Reports on Several Subjects Received.
All OLD Officers
Re-Elccted
Especial to The Times-DlspntchI

i
Johnson Springs. Va. July 25.-ro-
day the Dover Association closed its
l2eth annual session. under Favorable
auspices. After refreshing rains the
evening before. early in the evening.
the clouds began to scatter and gave
place to sunshine A good crowd soon
gathered on the church grounds onxi
Gus 10 take part in the proceedings Of
the last day.
After devotional exercises and
miscellaneous business. which con-
sumed only short time the report
on state Missions was read bv Rev "
p. Reeves. Pastor OF Goochland Church
Those who took part In the discussion
We're Rev. Reeves. DR.. Alfred Bag5,-
and Captain J. p Wood
The report on Foreign Missions was
read by Rev. " ID Bremner. and
discussed by Nj. Bremner. Mr.. Win
Trey and Mr.. Gibson.
After the letters Of tho Eastern
District wore read and spoken to-
Field Sergeant H. F. Chelf. Of the
Baptist Orphanago. was introduced by
Rev. j. W. Cammack. ana he smoke In
behalf OF the home for orphan child
rem.
Rev j. T.. Tucker read the report
ga fliRft ei4tt'f sf 4t4Iat WAS utEgIEEtI
by u. Hepburn and Rev Mr. Hedley.
of Ashland read and discussed the
report on Woman's Work
The Committee on digest Of Reports
reported the following amounts con-
tributed TO the various boards for the
past assoclational year. Foreign Nils
sions S22.s1e.i1. Homo Missions. S53.-
372i5, state Missions S7,73i.e5, sun
day school and Bille Board Missions.
Sss1.6i; Education Board Missions.
S99e.t7; ministerial Relief Missions.
si1se.72. Orphanase Missions. se.55l-
oe, Denominational Education Missions.
Sc.ee5.72 City Missions. siO9.26. max
ing total Of sis.s254l. church
membership OF lIss7 and 500 new
members secured by baptism.
The last business on the program
was the election of officers which re
suited in the reelection Of all the old
officers Of tho association.
Thus closed one OF the most IN
teresting and successful sessions Of
the old Dover Association The body
VIII meet next year at place to be
announced later.
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aurtion salts, future Days
BY shea * Keegan.
Real Estate AuctioneerB.

liable Byrd Street property. at tho
northeast corner of Byrd and Sixth
streets Nos. 600, sO2 and SOL East
Byrd Street
In pursuance OF decree Of the
Chancery Court OF the city Of Rich
III In tho suit styled Maurice y.
fowers. Committee OF John H. Camp
bell. KS John II. Campbell ct ais. l viii
sell on the premises. on
TUESDAY. JULY BOTH. 1912,
at ; o'clock p. NJ.
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. ut tho corner
OF sixth and Byrd streets, beginning
1913 feet II inches west Of Seventh
street running thence westwardly
and fronting on the north side Of
bEid street 80 feet "a inches. more
or less, thence in northcasterly al
rection along the tow path OF the old
James River and Kanawha Canal Com
pany q feet 3 ga inches. more or
less. thence In southcastcrly direc-
ttoh ~ feet inches. more or less,
thence in southwesterly direction u
rect more or less. thence I'm a south
wardly direction IS feet. moro or less.
10 tho point Of beginning. as shown
on a plat OF tho said property made
by I Crawford Redd & Son, dated the
18th day Of January. 1912.
TERMS: One-third cash. balance in
Two equal instruments at one and two
Years. after date The purchaser or
purchasers to execute negotiable notes
or the deferred payments OF the pur-
chase money, with interest added from
day of sale. and title to he retained
until all the purchase money is paid.
and conveyance ordered by the court
or all cash at the option OF the pur-
chaser.
MAURICE A. POWERS.
Special Commissioner.
Shea * keeEan Auctioncers.
certify that the bond required by
tho above decree OF the Special Com
missioner has been duly given Given
under my hand this 2ith day of July
1912.
Teste;
CHAS. o. SAN1LLE, Clerk
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y ANTED. a CAPABLE FOREMAN
Tor q Woodworking plant; one who
can invest small capital preferred.
AdtresH y .la. care Tlmes. IllsnAtcM.
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In pursuance OF decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court Of the city Of Richmond. en-
ttered on the 18th day o: July. 1912. in
the suit styled Irene VI. Bowen's ana
otners. guardian vs. Irene NJ Bowen
and others l Will sell at public auc-
ton. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY July "a 1912
at O'clock T. NJ
the following property described in
said decree as follows. to wit:
J. That certain lot or pnrcel OF land.
lying and being in the city OF Rich
mond. at the northeast corner OF
Seventeenth and Darlington Streets.
fronting eighty feet. eight inches more
or less, on the eastern line of Seven
teenth street. and running back along
the northern line OF Carrington street.
one hundred and nifty feet to an alley.
= Ihat certain lot or parcel OF land.
Tying and being in the city of Rich
mond. with two dwelling houses there
on. designated as Nos. 62f and sea but
formerly designated az Nos GIG and
62l North Seventeenth Street. fronting
thirty I'VE feet on the eastern limo Of
seventeenth street, between Venablo
and Carrington Streets. and running
back ono hundred and fifteen feet.
TERMS One-third cash. and tho
balance in two equal installments at
six and twelve months after date the
purchaser. or purchasers. to execute
negotiab bic notes for the deferred pay
ments OF the purchase money, with in
terest added. from the day Of sale. and
the tue TO he retained until all Of the
purchase money Is paid and conway
ance ordered by the court or all cash.
at the option OF the purchaser.
SOL CUTCHINS.
Special Commissioner.
McNelgh & Clinr. Auctioncers
certify that the bond required nv
the above decree of the special com,
missioner, has been given. Given under
my hand this 18th day OF July. 1912.
CHARLES o. SAVILIE.
=
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OUR LOTS II COLONIAL. place
80 cost. Bought two years ago.
Phone Madison 1855.
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residence. rooms basement ana
large attic hot water heat. every
convenience. 15 foot lot have
srent SGe5p for this place, built 1t
It, !, you want home come 70
see mc DIR IRA J. HAYNES. TVi
Wlckh4m Street
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STORAGE.

CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY, 81
per load Store your furniture bug
giles. automobiles. pianos 81 IOMP
kINS. 327 West Broad.
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Real estate For Sale

a tMS FOR SALE-FOR SALE. ONE
or tho most magnificent farms in
IN itatyland. Bituated In the bluegrass
S'riet or Deer creek. Hartford eoun-
- HckHowlcdged to be the finest
ihrm In that county: % mics from
Bnltlmorc. . miles from Iclair. with
IN three, fourths or mile OF the
completed State road from Balfirnoro
TO Conowngo. Right In the centre
OF tho stock raising district Farm
CONSISTS Of IN acres. on which Is
a Xxx n,nIent residence, costing $4,000
anu barn costing $4,000. House
mas 10 rooms. all splendid size. and
pain. and Is in perfect repair Barn
Is siNlvs feet has 10 box stalls. .
Slnele stalls. 20 cow stalls and room
ior 80 mead Of cattle and 100 sheep. 1t
is IN absolutely perfect repair. The
farm mas recently been entirely re-
fenced ono OF the profitable fea-
lures OF this farm is q pasture 0.ld
or SO acres OF finest bluegrass.
winch mas not been plowcd for sixty
S'fIS 40 acres Ia other grass. TWO
me streams Of water run through
the property Two rams furnish
string water TO the house ana barn
Ihere is variety Of fruit. Most
glorious views looking into three or
four counties from amy section OF
the place. This is tho finest farm
an ne state OF Maryland FOR stock
raising purposes. and only recently
farms immediately adjoining il have
hcen purchased By Virginia gentle
mon Ihe price is $4,000 i'm fee.
Terms can hc arranged TO suit pur-
chaser 1t can be readily verified
by Inquiry that this is the finest
farm IN tho Deer Creek section of
tiartoTd county. and is easily worth
leaving tho county. and for that rca-
son desires TO Soil the property. It
u.s. bargain to any one desiring
an ideal stock farm, and IL VIII Ger
iainly be- worth their while to i'm
Nefiigate the property. WEBB ~
WHITE. fOt-ll Maryland Telephone
Bni!aing. Baltimore Nd
FIVE LOTS AT OTTERBURN SPRINGS.
BARGAIN 10 quick buyer. VIII be
Soin separateiy er together. c. Y.
HUNDLEY. Amelia. va.
For SALE My BARTON HEIGHTS
residence rooms basement aui
large attic NOT water neat every
spcnt see5o for his place. bull, i,
ion a home, nothing shabby about
st. i you want a home come To-
see mo pr IRA j. HAYNES. TOi
Wlckham Street.
EARN 40 ACRES. ONE-HALF MILE
from station on southern Railroad.
Good house. orchard. fencing etc.
Price Si,650 Z. !. HuNDLEY.
-FOUR LOTS ~ COLONIAL PLACE
- cost. Bought two Years ago.
lhone Madison 3fsG-
PARK LOT FOR SALE
choice location Small monthly pay
ments no interest or taxes Box
sl5 Richmond. va.
FCR SALE. BY OWNER. CENTRALLY
located -lN-rooW ana bath brick
residence only S2.NNn Arply to 7-U
East Marshall street
FARM 50 ACRES. RIGHT AT STA
ton on southern RalltoaG. Five
room house. somewhat in need OF
repair bargain 70 qulck buyer. GO.
ilNDLtl owner. Amelia va
Glnicr PARK. on Seminary Avenue.
tlress SIC, care Iiines-D i4putch.
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atlantic Cftp Resorts

rAuL c. RosEoRANs.
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.i1GHLAND PARK LOT FOR SALE
choice location. Small monthly pay
Wents no interest pr taxes. BOX
al5 Richmond Va.
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a9iGrrllanrou5
SHOE RETAINING.

75c HALFsOLE MEMS SHOES. soc
ladies'. every pair sewed. best leath-
er. no nails. no pegs. ROYAL rub
Der heels, csc: Tired AIR rubber heels
4uc, leather heels rebuilt like new,
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 7ls i. Main. Phone Non
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The leading and most modern high-c
hotel al modarhte ratos
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lAral GetdIc lllnnIrn

WANTEp 10 RGNr FoR ABOUT
ton Gays. q farmhouse OF cottage.
furnished ior house purity OF about
,. iu mountains of Virginia; near
i-yHcnuuls OF charlottesville pre-
i'rred J. -s-. care Tlmes-Dispatch.
WANTED. TOR HOME HOUSE OF
about cleht rooms Wcsthamptou.
highland Park or G!u;er Park a.
l>H. care Time Dispatch.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH :. y con
NELLI & CO Write postal 10. nee
cssary blanks
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5ralfn oropu5ai5

PUBLIC HEARING. -UNlTED STATES
building. Washington. d. ca public
hearing Will bee !,cld in the Town HAIL
West Point, Va. July 81. 1912. at 10
A. N to alI persons inteicsted' in th.
question OF the construction OF n
bridge across the Mattaponi River at
West Point VA. Plans on view at
this office and N hearing Proposed
width of draw. SO feet. clear height
under lowest projection OF draw o
feet under trcstlc 10 feet oral ar
suments VIII be heard. but important
statements should be in writing. w C
LANGFlTr I.t-Col Engineers
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-S
bids VIII be received by tho Boydton
school Boird. of Boydton District.
RoNdton. Va until o'clock T. NJ
July 20. 1917. FOR the erection OF "A
high school building according to
plans and specifications drawn by
&. II. Ragan. architect. Plans and
specifications can be obtained from
Mr. c. J. Faulkner. OF Boydton
school Board. District No bv
making deposit OF SIS as guar
antec that the plans VIII be returned
with bid for the construction Of ine
buildins certified check for sS00
to accompany all bids, and the suc-
ccssful bidder will be required TO
give guaranty bond for onc-half
the amount OF contract The hoard
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids
c. j. FAULKNER.
Clerk School Board OF Boydton MA
trict. 80 l. Boydton Va
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peLp, A3eIe ans 3:e!lialE

MEN AND WOMEN WANTED FOR
government positions $50 month,
write FOR list Of positions open.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept iI5-R.
Rochester y y
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE IL 4 NICE.
growing country town nice store.
pplns good business on small capital.
l'ttDdS. care IlmeE-Dlspatch