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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-18
INCREASE lep'""
~ ....,CUlIURE the
..,m Of BILL N CONGRESS
Would Have Nation Give Annual Ap-
preparation which WIN Bc Divided
for Such States ~ Contributc
Equally. 70 Enlarge Farm Product

WASHINGTON d. c., Jan. ls.-A
bill OF great import was introduced In
the house OF representatives yesterday
by representative Lever Of South Car
olina, and was presented In the senate
Jointly by Senator's Hoke Smith and
Page. The bill provides for the fur
ther endowment and support OF agri.
cultural colleges to enable them to as
sist In getting into practice the best
methods Of agriculture evolved by op.
Grafton Of the plan OF establishing AMI
maintaining agricultural colleges and
experimental stations In tho various
states.
This measure is the Joint work OF
the National Soil Fertility League, tho
executive committee OF the colleges Of
agriculture and the statesmen above
referred to. II Is In line with the
presidents recommendation In his nd.
dress at the national conservation con-
gress at Kansas City. Mo-. September
25, 1911. Il has the support OF the
house leaders Of both parties, and II
may be regarded as an omni.partisan
measure.
According to the general plan out OF
which this measure springs. II Is pro-
posed that the procedure shall con-
sist OF getting into general practice |
the best methods known OF scientific
agriculture BY employing trained ss.
riculturalists. or practical farm dem.
onstrators. skilled In the most ap-
proved methods OF farm practice. to
take to the farmer on his own farm
the Information or knowledge that
will enable him to interpre, and adapt
to his local conditions the best meth
DDS OF farming. In plain terms, Il
will as rapidly AZ possible place q !
trained. practical man. selected and
directed by the respective state agri. !
cultural colleges. permanently In each
agricultural county OF the United 4
States. and enables the farmer to be-
'ome master Of his calling aided by
he best services the country can fur
iish. and supported by federal and 4
tate funds. O
According to the provisions OF the
III there will be an appropriation be- I
inning at the rate Of less than one !
ent per capita. and will approximate
iree cents per capita by the time the !
nnual appropriation shall have in
'eased from 100000 per year. the
arting point. to q little over $1,000.
DO. when II reaches the maximum.
have a clear idea Of the distribu.
On OF these funds II must be under
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NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALE
In the Circuit Court OF the State OF
Oregon. for tho County OF Klam.
ath.
The American Bank and Trust Com
pany. q Corporation, Plaintiff,
Marie l.. Clifford and Walter 8. Gif-
ford, Wife and Husband, De-
fendants.
Notice is hereby given that, by vIr-
tue OF an execution. duly Issued out
OF the above-entitled court and cause,
on the 18th day OF January, 1912, up-
on q decree, made and entered of rec
ord In said cause on the 10th day of
January. 1912. In favor Of the above
named plaintiff. directing the sale of
me premises therein and hereinafter
described. to satisfy the sums rsspec-
lively stated below.
now therefore. by virtue Of said
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stood that each state receiving tts
share ~ tho fund must appropriate
an equal amount for this purpose.
Most authorities have expressed tho
belief that the operation OF this p,sn
VIII In few years increase the farm
output at least 80 per cent That
means au Increase OF wealth per can.
!ta OF about $50 pcr annum. aud Il
adds to the countrys assets $4,000. |
100000 In national resources The
average acreage Of Europe gives from
TWO to three times the Yield NJ Amor,
can farms, Notwithstanding their sol,
las been producing Tor centuries moro
han the lands have been src.-
,ere. mod /
In the presid.-
60 ,,,, ,,,,,,n thu
no tho most valuable son.
,,,iyc legislation OF recent years
Sneaker Clark says tho MIND cannos
grasp the benefits that should grow
out OF this movement, Majority Lsad :
or uaderwood expresses the ec'iet
,ha, I, will do more good to moro peo-
p,c than any other single enactment
in In n generation. II, II. Gro.a Of
Chicago. president Of the Notionai SSli
Fertility League. says he has sub.
mi,tcd this specific plan to every asr'.
culturn, college In the land, there has
been no adverse criticism. and about
ss per cent have strongly endorsed Il;
II has been approved BY about 400
public bodies. such rs boards OF trade.
commercial associations. business
mems clubs. womens clubs. etc. and
nearly a thousand influential ncwspa-
pcrs have expressed n willingness TO
support II.
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execution. and In compliance with
sa'd writ, | have duly ioylcd ON eneh
o' said PROMISES, and VIII. ON Tocs.
uay' the 18Th day OF February, 1919.
az ~ o'clock a, m, OF that day, at ts.
lr"ht door " tho county court no,
IN klamath Falls, klamath Go SO
oregon, sell, at public auction dn,N
highest biddcr, for cash. all, to tn
utle and interest of the a, he rish'
defeudants, aud each " loNo.namc'
10 each OF said prc,y them IN an'
described, or 10 an. scs' hcrcln"f'c
cause " AMI, '"' n thereof. In cacl
'"n,.,y ~ " may be necessary I,
ton. r,spor IS named In so'a cNo'o
r'SrV' lively. and hereinafter
'"'' W sppcar, together with th,
''"''"'' ~ ,s, hcrcditamcnts and appur
''"""' cs thcrcuuto belonging or Ia
""'' Else appcrtainIng
The said promises are to he sold,
us aforesaid, IN three causes " suit,
and the amounts In payment of which
tho proceeds Of each sale are Ia be
applied in satisfaction of said Iuds.
mcnt, appear respectively and immc.
diatcly after the description o' the
[ promises IN each cause of suit ~ FOL
lows. to-wit'
Promises to he sold In nrst
cause of suit;
Lots three ts) and four N In
block thlrty.srvcn ts7l. and lots one
n,. two ~. three t5. four 90 and
go, IN block twcnty-onc (sD. Of
Second addition TO the city OF Klam-
ath Falls, klamath county oregon;
and
Proceeds from such sale 10 be ap.
piled TO the payment NJ the principal
sum " 81 i.6bG,66 and interest thereon !
at The rate OF 10 per cent per annNm,
from May 7. 1911; the sum OF 5000. ]
attorneys fees: the sum ot tJO,T5.
the proportionatc part ~ the costs
aud disbursements arising under this
nrst cause OF suit. and the accruing
costs Hereunder
2 Premises To be sold In second
cause OF suit:
Lots i've (5. six CO.. seven 90
ahd eight (S. In block nineteen lO.
Of Second Addition TO the city of
klamath Falls Klamath county Orc
son: and
Proceeds Of such sale to be- applied
10 the payment OF the principal sum
" fi?0 and Interest thereon. at tho
rate OF 10 per cent per annum. from
February 10, 1911. the sum Of s25.
attorneys fccs: for the sum of 80.
he rroportionatc part Of the costs
Ind disbursements arising under this
ccond cause Of suit. and the Accru-
ng costs Hereunder. and
Premises to be sold In third
ause OF suit:
Lots II and ~. In block 10 OF Sec /
md addition to the city of klamath .
Falls. klamath county. Oregon: and
Proceeds Of such sal to be applied
y the payment OF the principal sum
u 500 and interest thereon nj the
ate OF 10 per cent per annum. from
February II. 1911: for the sum of
l25 attorneys fees: for tho sum Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
WIFE'S GREETING
MAY CONVICT HER
Mrs. Gracc's Words to Husband
Greatly Stressed by
Prosecution.
EVIDENCE CIRCUMsTANTIAL
Line OF Defense for Accused
Woman Not Yet
Revealed.

Atlanta. Ga. July ao.-Mrs. Da sv
Ople Grace's greeting to her wounded
husband at the hospital the night OF
her arrest. before she knew he ac
cused here. was dwelt upon with grea,
stress by the prosecution in the t;raco
trial to-day.
What are these things they are saw
Ing about me?' were tho wife's arst
words as quoted By Morris Priolieu.
q States witness. while the Jury was
excluded.
Daisy. why did you shoot neo" was
Grace's response
Previously. Solicitor General Dorsey
while the jury was excluded. had indi-
Gated how he hoped to secure the con
Vlcton OF the accused. in the follow
ms words:
This IS case in which tho state
must rely entirely upon circumstantlA
evidence. We expect to show that
Daisy Grace faced her husband ana
Opbraided him for accusing her OF
the deed when not living soul had
lntimated TO her that she was sus-
pected OF accused OF the crime
From that time on, however. tho
defense successfully blocked every
effort OF the State to get the inter-
view between husband and wife before
the jury. The prosecution attempted
TO prove that Mrs Grace had no oppo.-
tuuity to learn OF her husbands ac-
cusation between the time she was
Informed OF the shooting at Newman
and her meeting with him here. Grace's
mother Mrs. s l.. Hill first tessiied
that She was with Mrs. Grace all that
time, but admitted under cross-eX-
animation that she rode from the sta
ton to the hospital In another cab.
Morris Prioliou, Grace's chum. tes-
titled that Mrs Grace learned nothing
from him on route from the station.
He Admitted that she talked to a num-
Der OF persons n the reception-room Of
the hospital. although within his hear
ing He added that she commenced to
cry while in the reception-room.
Mrs. hin was the most Interesting
witness OF the day. she maintained
her composure well and answered
questions freely. although she became
confused several times under cross
examination. Through her, the state
brought out tho alleged motive. the
collecting OF $4,000 Insurance policy
which Mrs. Hin testified Mrs. Grace
told her Grace had taken out at her
request.
Four mysterious letters. two type
written on the same machine. and
signed by Grace. were constantly re-
fercd TO during the afternoon session
By tacit agreement their contents were
not disclosed Several witnesses were
called to Identify them. They are sup
posed to be the famous alihi letters.
tho existence OF which seems never to
have been clearly established up to this
time.
/ Indications are that the case may
reach the jury by tomorrow night or
Thursday. The defense refuses to
state whether Mrs. Grace will take the
stand or whether IL Will offer any wit
nesses.
Grace was carried into court as usual
tn morning. but the fetid air OF the
courtroom was too much for him and
he was unable to attend the afternoon
session
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P u S HI N C WORK
OF CONSTRUCTION

Bristol Va. July so-Althoush but lt,le
more thAn month has elapsed since the
esxiension OF the Carolina. Clinchneld and
ONO Railway northwestward from Dante
10 ElknoTn city ky. = distance OF forty
two miles 100 men are nov al work in
Inherent sections o. tho mountains. md Nh.
contractors are assembling more men ana
teams and maieria! as rapidly az II can
pe accomplished. Il is the purpose 10 hnvs
ftVp men at work within the next month or
Two. and steam shovel and drilling outn,s
WI! De hauled into every available portion
y. me eohst'YStion 1t Will be n powerful
,Sn.ei counsel for tho railroad COMPANY
tor practically the entire distance the ROAD
neits the SUBMITS OF mighty ridges or Zoos
under them. Il is straight shoot through
region mat half century ago would
purposes" N 'Hi''o"u
re longest tunnel Will be $500 feet. most
az II to be cut through solid stone rsn-a
Viii be nineteen tunnels I'm 80 sor,,. '.e.e
,n.es Hinehart ~ Dennis are the contrac.
.HFs, They are suhie,ting the work in soc.
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Eoaroing

WANIED. GENTLEMEN on COUPLES
20 room anu board. also tabl. board
oi- good table and comfortable
rooms. sos East Canal Street. Phone
Madison s2ei.
LARGE. FRONT ROOM. WITH BOARD
table board. f0i East Grace
COUPLE or TWO GENTLEAiE< FOR
bright large room. southern eN-
rusure. also table boarders comfor-
table nome table. at 100 West Main.
adjoining Jefferson Hotel.
1923 WEST GRACE STREET ROOMS
with DoarG
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for salr

WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE SEC
onG-Aand machinery OF every de-
scriptlon. BLuFORD &; co
DKCG STORE FOR SALE IL A NICE.
growing country town; nice store,
aelng good business on small capital.
tiue opening for a young drugglst
DhLtis, care Times Dispatch.
aiOIOKCYCLEs 49,, DIC1CArs, NEW
ana second aand, repairing OF all
hlnds YOMPklNS. 80, West Broad.
FOR SALE. EDISON AUGUST REC
- ~. ~ a. HAYNES 6 90. i-l West
fCi SALE CHEAP. ALL MINDS OF
second hand mechanical tools. also
trunks and suit cases. Apply 10
tLsNER BROS. 1905 East Main
street PawnbrOhers.
FOR SALE. TWO NOTES. ONE FOR
S4'-vy. one for $4,000. payable In o
months silt-edse secrrity c 451.
care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE. CHEAP GOOD SECOND
mana hot-air furnace. all connec-
tions. used snort while, good as new
ilus Vest Marshall street. Phone
Madison l.'.
LARGE, DOUBLE DOOR SECOND:
hand SAFE for sale. j 55l. care
Ilmes-b!spatch.
new SINGLE TRUCKS AND LIGHT
furniture wagon. grocery and butch
or wagons. RICHARDSON BROS,
80 Siyph ave
IDEAL VENTILATOR co. PRONE
Monroe 1902
W ANTED. EXPERIMENTAL MA
chine work. RICHMOND MACIiINE
WORKS. INC.
FULL LINE OF BUGGIEs .suRRYG.
phaetons for business or pleasure.
500 US when IL reed Low price. high
quality, easr terms. y MEYER. )
SONS. 731 East Cary.
GOOD LAUNDRY WAGON. $50, LIGHT
grocery wagon $40. Several trucks
az prices 10 suit
WE HAVE y WELL EQUIPPED
plant for repairing and PAINTING We
hicles. automobile body building and
painting speciality. prompt ser
vice.
RICHMOND VEHICLE CONsTRUC-
TfON CO. 31i North Fifth street.
Madison 9I30.
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BY J. D. Carneal G Son.
k.al Estnto AucfInncnrn
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or 40
800 SOUTH PINE STREET..

BY, virtue Of certain deed of trust.
uniSd June -, 1907. recorded in tho
clerks Office. Richmond Chancery
Court In d. b. 1G3-C. page 5l3. default
having been made In the payment OF
portion OF the debt secured Thereby
and having been required by the bone-
nc1ary therein so to do. / will. on
WEDNESDAY. JULY II, 1912.
at o'clock p NJ.
on the premises, proceed to sell at
public auction the property conveyed
therein, viz: All that certain piece.
parcel or lot OF land. lying and being
in the city OF Richmond. Virginia. with
the frame dwelling and all other i'm
provements thereon. commencing at
the southwest corner OF Pine and
Spring Streets. and fronting on pine
street In southerly direction nine
teen feet Go feeD, and running back
GO feeD. This is corner dwelling.
with six rooms. and Is n first-class
renter. IT will pay we'll as an invest
ment or home
TERMS: Cash SUFFICIENT TO my all
costs OF sale. taxes and insurance to
day OF sale, and n debt Of $1,000 now
due and interest thereon from June
-, 1912. and the balance at twelve
months. secuted BY n deed OF trust on
JAMES d. CARNEAL.
Trustee.
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Greetings
National Bank OF Virginia.


Richmond. Va
MondaF. July -. 1912
70 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
Pursuant 10 Il resolution OF the
board OF directors OF the National
Bank of Virginia. adopted this day
notice is hereby given that a special
meeting Of tho st0ckholdors OF the
said bank viii be hold AZ it's banking
house. Ninth ana Main Streets. Rich
mond. va. THURSDAY. August 20.
1912. at - O'Clock VI 10 consider:
First. 4 proposition and plan for
tho consolidation Of the National
Bank % Virginia with tho First Ma
tional Bank OF Bichmond Va. which
has been approved by the board Of
directors OF tho national Bank OF
Virginia
second a plan for tho complete
liquidation Of the assets and affairs
Of the Nationai Bank OF vireini,
pursuant to sections $500 and 1921.
United States Revised Statutes. to
take effect upon such day as may be
fixed by the stockholders
Third Tho ratification Of the ac-
ton of the board 20 directors Of tho
said bank IN tho premises prelimi-
'-rv TO said meeting
Fourth. ANY other business ger
name 10 the foreeoirg matters which,
max he brought to tho consideration
OF tho said meeting
\ full meeting OF the STOCKHOLM
crs. either IN person or by proxy. is
urgently requested
". NJ. ADDISON. President
Cashier
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EXPERIENCED BANKER WANTS PO-
s!tion in Virginia by September :.
now assistant cashier OF national
bank Good references from present
employer. Box $50 Camden. .. c.
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We Will sell large lot OF building
material. consisting OF large lot OF
lumber OF all descriptions. such as
flooring. ceiling. wainscoting. joists.
scantl!ngs, door and window frames.
sash blinds. large quantity laths, fire
brick, paving brick slate manteis.
marble slabs, l2-inch thing. large lot
of small fancy thing. slSylights guam
'ity of tin and other building ma
torial.
sale positive Friday. August .. 4
p NJ Must positively be sold without
limit or reserve. Contractors and
builders Invited to attend
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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MAURICE a. POWERS.
Special Commissioned
BY Pollard & asby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COURT SALE OF BY AUCTION
HOUSE AND LOT IN HIGHLAND
PARK SITUATED AT THE CORNER
or FLORIDA AVENUE AND MEAD
OWBRIDGE ROAD.
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WANTED. BY YOUNG MAS OF EN
pericnce and ability. onv or more sets
Of books or auditing where regular
hours are not reQulred very best
references. ! 55I. care Times-Dis-
lAtch.
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aurtion SALES Chis DAY
->---->->~- $4,000 ~,l~-C-~-
CASSELMAN & CO.
General Auctioneers

CAssELAfAN & co.
General Auctioneers.
viii offer for sale by public auction.
at request of owner, on
WEDNESDAY. NEXT. JULY 81.
=. NJ,
NJ No % East Main street. all that
nice little compact and VOL payinl,
soda Fountain business. with Fruits.
Tobacco. Cigars and
News Business attached.
CASStLMAN & co,
Auctioneers.
LUIS +. Main St Phone Monroe 1902.
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STRIBLING SPRINGS
Shenandoah Mountains.
Augustn Co.. yn

Sulphur. Alum and Cnalvbeate Ua,.-,
all within 500 feet OF hotel IL acres
or beautiful lawns and groves sur
round hotel. forming environment un.
eqGaled elsewhere. l,4li acres noun
tain land comprise Stribiing tract.
Rates SEQ 20 5000 in hotel or large two
room cottages. remodeled In 1912 Free
ton. Stollcsviiic.
nooklet - Illustrated pages r. CHI
CIiHS .hH' Mount Scion. Z. O., Augusta
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NOTICE or MEETING.


flIst national BANK, Richmond Va.
Richmond. Va, July -. 1912.
TO TIE STOCK HOLDERS OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Notice is hereby given that by or
der OF the board OF directors Spe-
cial meeting OF tie stockhoidors Of
the First National Bank Of kich-
moud. Va has been called TO bo held
at - o'clock noon on THURSDAY.
tho 18th dag OF August. 1912 at its
banking office, No 10. East Main
street. Richmond Va. for the pur-
pose Of voting upon the consolidation
Of the National Bank OF Virginia
of Richmond Va. with tho First Ma
tional Dank OF Richmond. Va under
the name Of the First National Bank
of Richmond. Va Of ratifying and
approving the action OF the board OF
directors In the premises OF voting
stock OF the First National Bank Of
s2,o00,000 the issue OF 49, 800 sddi
tional shares or the par value OF
500 each NJ the price % $3.50 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
holders. the election Of additional
directors. tho amendment OF tho ar
ticles OF association accordingly. ana
voting or acting upon any other
matters that may come before the
meeting or any Adjournment thereof
The stock transfer books VIII be
closed from August 10 to August 80.
1912. inclusive
BY order OF the board of directors.
JOIN NJ MILLER. JR.
Cashier
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special to The Times Dispatch.
bristol Va. July 3O.-Thc first com
mhndery OF Knighs Templar In Tho
mountains of Western North Carolina
mas lust been Instituted at Minncapolis
a a, thriving village near Cranberry. in
the heHrt OF the fruit 'beit. ana where
many flocks Of sheep are kent The
new organization has been named the
Apna lachian Commandery II was IN
STUFFED by W Il. scott. eminent com
nahder OF the Johnson Commanderv
this city. assisted by Il delegation ~
bristol KNIGHTS. Before the command
cry could he established It was neces-
dates into the Templar degree. and
twenty-tMo were given this degree.
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Richmond Training School
for Kindereartners

Eleventh Session opena Sep, 30 1912
Fui course theory and practice Dr.
ploma end of TWO years special Miro
year course With Directors Diploma. Prin-
ciphl Miss Lucy 3. Coleman. ~ y. F,fth
MISS SUSAN r. MCCARTHY sis H..
'horne Avenue. dinier Park. Richmond.
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PHoNoGKApHs.
STORAGE
TOOLS AID CUTLERY.

IF YOU WANT ANYTHING TOOLS
or cutlery. see the EVANS HARD
WARE co. Best line at lowest
prices in city. 200 w. Broad Street
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SHOE REPAlKING.

use HALFsOLE MEMS SHOES, coo
ladies. every pair sewed. best leath-
er. no nails, no pegs. RoVai rub.
Der heels. 25c: Tred-Air rubber heels.
Acc: leather heels rebuilt like new
25c DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. us l.. Main. Phone Mon
roe 1861
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Summer 15parnino

Sf si. RiATES:--o 7 7 ERBU II y
va. thousands of dollars ia i'm
pt"veinents Hot and cold run
sn suite. with private bath. Excel
,,'H' taD!c. Oiterhnrn springs IL 80
located that business imam can
come and 20 from Richmond daily.
Ihe rate is not much more than
street car fare. Don't FAIL to get our
rates before making ARRANGEMENTS
N9rtth Eighth street. Phone Mad
GAtWOOD COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW.
IT, newly furnished; all cOnven-
fences, one block from alnuseinents
hhtninf, fisning. dancing Meals soc
Spee.al rates on application.
cAItRoLLTON COTTAGE. OCEAN
View. nice. cool rooms. convenient
10 bathing and umuscments. For
rates. etc. address MRS. l.. G.
) u NJ n n BOARDERs WANTED.
Large. shady lawn. large rooms .
fresh vegetables Seminary Building,
Wayncsboro, Va.
SuMMEH BOARDERs WANTED FOT,
large. airy rooms. Plenty of fresh
vcsetablca milk and butter one
hundred Yards from station. MISS
SADIE hlCi. Frederick Hall. Na.
ST LOUIS COTTAGE. VIRGINIA BAY
station, Ocean View. Va. iNceilant
meals home comforts. Terms reason
anlo. MRS T.. J. BRADLEY
address MRS J.. g. DlGGEs.
LARGE. SHADY LAWNS. BHIcN
buildings. with Up-tO-date hath-
rors lighted with gas macadalnized
road TO station. Folder and terms
on application. Drawer L. Orange.
BOAKDERS. DELIGHTFUL NEIGH-
borhoo4 near mountains and post
Office. church. depot and swimming
pool Mrs. SHACKELFOED Cls-
mont. Va.
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&paro (Nanfro

WASTED BY YOUNG MAN And
WIFE. room and board in private fam
u.s. within ten or nftecn minutes OF
Locomotive Works. Give location
and EARTHQUAKES Address G. 456. care
IIiu.-- lllsr.Af.h.
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WANTED. AS EXPERIENCED OPEl,-
ator on Bosworth and Union Lock
Sttch Machine Address LERCH
BROS. 10 hanover Street Balt-
moro. Md
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WANTED. 10 BUY FOR CASH. OLD
gold and old silver; any quantity.
Z MEYER JEW1LRY Co. si7
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Blue Ridge Springs, Va
PHIL. F. BROWN, Prop.
WATER CAT HOUSE.

NOW omen. sSiensivciy improved. Tho most
modern and finest located hotel in This
region. Cuisine o, tho highest standard;
white service Orchestra. social diversions;
every out-of-door amusement nav beau
tiful Palm Court and Cafe. Special July
and party rates. Booklet and auto maps
mailed 9Th season.
JOHN PvRDY COPE
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> u NJ ~ r. j, BOARDERS WANTED.
Large. SAtdN lawn, large rooms Z.
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