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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
News of South Richmond

Hicks. who died from injuries received when
hit BY an automobile driven by Romano.
Acquires Lumpkln Property.
The final obstacle to the plan of making
Washington Square one o. the prett,cst
Paris In the city was removed yesturday
when the old I.umpkin homestead at Ninth
and Decatur strcc,e was acquired by the
city OF Richmond for the sum OF $1,000 The
property was condemned by the city moro
than year ago and the sale confirmed by
the courts. but for some reason the City
Council refused 10 ratity the bargain, neces-
itatinS the appointment of another condem-
ration committee which made practically
purchase ne the first. The Finance Com
mit'ee OF the Council has authorized Build
ing lnspector Beck to advertise for bids for
the removal OF the house. which Is one OF
the landmarks OF the Southssde.
other property transfers admitted to rec
ora Yesterday In the Hastings Court. Part
wyatt. parcel Of land. with improvements
lbereon. dcsisnated as SOS West Twelfth
Street. The lot fronts thirty rect on Twelfth
between Senmes and the Atlantic const
Railroad The price paid was $3.50
d. Annie Foster and others to Edward J.
Cnnninsham parcel OF land, with i'm
street. The lot has frontage of thirty
s.et and Is between Hull and Bainbrldse
SffefSs' the fpricc paid war $500
To File big Suit
An attorneys memorandum, serving motto,
OF suit OF trespass on the case In assump-
ST. to be Instituted BIZ the Virginia Amuse-
ment Concession Corporation ngainst The
virginia state Fair Assocint ion was alnd
Yesterday hy Attorney John a. Lamb I'm m.
oiticc OF Clerk Walter r, Duvau OF the
HusinSs Court. Part .. Damages in III.
sum OF $500 are sought
To Award Bridge Works.
FOR the purpose OF receiving bids S,r the
work OF nllinS In the approaches on both
siues of the new Brnndcrs Bridge. over Tho
swift Creek. committee appointed by tho
board OF Supervisors will meet mt the bridge
NJ 10 ociock Monday morning. After award
Ing the bids tho commitica win C. - L.
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South Richmond Bureau,
The Times Dispatch,
1920 Hull Street,

Phone Madison las.
Before comparatively small gathering
Ward Democratic CLUB last night made its
repor; on the number OF candidates advis-
npIc for the solid supper, OF the orgsnlza-
ton In the municipal primary The meet
iEg. which held In Lafayette Han. was
called to order by Vice. President D. L.
Tones. Tho first business was the reading
OF the report, which was very short After
stating the authority tor its action. It said
In part: We find that the best interests
OF south Richmond calls for two representa-
t!vGs in the Common Council O; tho CITY of
Richmond. and we recommend that two
candidates be nominated at this meeting. :
iinmedinte opposition 10 the last clause
spruns up and i was killed b. vote OF
10 TO 10 4 substitute motion 10 have the
selection or candidates postponed until Fri
day night, March 10, was puesed after n
heated discussion.
/; was suggested and tina oIan adon,cd
to ask all candidates TO send their names
IN secretary +. +. Shinlet not later than
reXt Friday. The voters will be then no,i-
Ned who Is in the race. and a ballot Of the
club taken at the next meeting 10 analI,
NIX on the two who will be indorsed Sow
esai Richmonders were present and made
pressed their opinion that tho northside OF
Madison Ward would gladly support tho
many in tho field.
Mpaier Trinl Postponed.
, Sustain'nE fS motion Of the counsel for the
dsfense. jude sonthnIl OF the Chesterneld
'ircuit Con yesterday granted n oontin-
unhce unilf Monday TO John Fcrby colorcd,
who was paced OF trial yesterday for the
MURDER OF Thomas Belcher che guard OF
the Chesterfield rond force who was attack .
ga several weeks ago b. three escaping iail-
oiIds and MORALLY wounded.
Attorney J. ". Turner. who has been an
pointed by the court to defend tho negro
mas raised the contention that the CHIEF
witnesses for the Commonwealth being iaI,-
slrds. were not eligible to testify without a
record to show whether thcy were conyIrtnI
OF misncineanor or felony. II convicted Of
,e'onF. they. OF course, arc not eligible rr
for m,sdcrncanor, they viii make cnr,n.,
tent witnesses As the majority OF the road
,orce are teioas. the chances for Ferby be-
ing hcquitted are greatly enhanced
Judge Southail yesterday refused "a "a,
aside the verdict OF the Jury who last wee,;
awarded damages In the sum o, 5000 In the
sun OF Hicks's administrator against Ro-
tN'lnc. INC hctlon for tnh dnath o.
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swi't Creek Bridge. where bids for painting


VIII be placed.
Small Fire without Damage.
Originating In chimney q small gre car
" yesterday morning did slight damage to
the home of g. l. Eunnaly. At Stop 8. on
the Petersburg Turnpike. The names were
eNtlngulshcd BY the e.. lrts OF a bucket
Brigade. formed By neishbors. The damage
was covered by insurance.
Peronnl and General.
Mrs. W. ID. Reynolds. who has been the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. F. Ernest War
ren, has returned to her. home IN IIavre-dc-
Grace Md.
Miss Mary Meier, of Ninth street. who
improved.
T. G: smoak, OF Iils Decatur street, left
yesterday for Cordova, 8. c. where he was
called by the death OF his brother. C. L..
The Chesterfield Chapter. United Paush-
ters OF the Confedcracy. will hold meeting
thls afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock Mt the resi-
dcnce of Mrs. NJ Gregory, ut woodland
Heights. Those who have seals are rnqucst-
cd to return them at this meeting
Mrs clifton Miller. who liz considered one
OF the finest soprano singers In Richmond.
VIII sing at the evening services tomorrow
NJ the Bninbridgn street Baptist Church.
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ou5;nrSs AOppDrltlnIllrs

OH AND PERFECTLY RELfABLE
vi Is,hess house in this city. win Il
lev lev 70 extending their lines and
.a easing their business. wishes 10
an united quantity OF prefer
81 stock Invite thorough inySsttya-
nm. l,on anu Will guarantee Investment
10 10 chancc for II good invest
h' %ith ABSOLUTE security. K az.
care Times Dispatch.
LOA NED ON DIAMONDS AID
s"eiry at lowest rates o: Interest
~ nShdrseS for storage =; e ia
---. Sobs 6 son. 2ls y. N'a;n street.
Psi. MANAGERS WANTED FOR
iioSai control OF the Williamson Flee
LIZ aic fic%iiytc. the new portable light.
So .'ai'hihS an extension cord which
can DC unwcund ana wound up al
VII iou must have small capital.
open an Office, handle agents and
nee the trade on new plan devised by
US. Inc tleHiiyte sells in every cleo
trlcaily lighted home, office, factories,
among statesmen. actors, tourists, stu
chts' DOCTORS, nurses, etc. 1t is an
opportunity for a man wIo can give
the highest references. Address WILL
EiAMSoN COMPANY, 25S Broadway.
New York City.
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\ BALTIMORE ENTERPRISE. THOR
OCGHLY ESTABLISHED (NOT q
CAPABLE AS WELL AS HONORA-
BLE, 10 FILL THE POSITION OF
SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
ONE WHO WILL HANDLE ALL.
MONEYS AND TAKE CARE OF ALL
MONEYS. PREFER ONE WHO HAS
SOME EXPERIENCE IN DEPART-
MENT STORE OR MERCANTILE:
BUSINESS. MUST BE WILLING To
INVEST $4,000 IN REAL MONEY
GNO NOTES.. TO SUCH q MAN 4
BIG FUTURE Is GUARANTEED.
BUSINESS Is OF NATIONAL SCOPE.
If INTERESTED ADDRESS TINES
DISPATCH; If 4 THRILLER DON'T
ANSWER. REFERENCES EXPECT
ED. K $40. CARE IMES-DISPATCH.
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Ruticf8

PIANO ToNE REsToRiNG.SbY oIJn
i rinaa method NO can mako your old
paho sourd as good az many new
luinehts. Dur repair. department
Es equipped to do all Kinds oil piano
LIN t'ayer-p!ano work. Estimates
C o,1s s,"er. without charge.
I'm ~ ann get our expert adj
Use r.r without lbiisating Yourself.
H ,. tS, III =. Broad Street. Rich.
:, moao. va. Madison 65Os.
i ra NOFING.-WE CAN PIJT
stt u piano whero others would mot
nnr,pt Inc work. Our moving de-
PA Is finally equipped to move
o. H hIras Of furniture and pianos
En. nf rs. Moving Department. i2i
49, ..a e! broad Street MADISON C5oj.
"tnbn s, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
Ia, 5AHSkE BROS. Jewellers. 9ia
a%I y niain street. bay, sell, exchange
Ina IHESlOUNT DIAMONDS il TIT +,
"a "a TEST STYLES. Old gold and Sill
eer r- always taken in exchange.
TO THE PUBLIC:
nj k Wish 70 announce that 1 do
~" sn h!nas Of carpenter and bIick
so9 build and repair houses. Once.
ISJtc l"enty-ninth Street. +. ].
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BY virtue of certain deed OF trust.
dated October 81, 1909. and recorded
In the clerks office OF Rich mond Chan
Gerry Court in p. B. 2o3-C. page 45O.s
default having been made in the pay
ment OF n part of the debt therein Sc
cured to be paid and being required
so to do by the noteholder. I will sell
at public auction. on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8. 1912. E
at o'clock P. NJ,
the real estate described In the afora.
said deed Of trust. as follows:
"All that certain lot. piece or parcel
of land lying and being In the city Of
Richmond. Va, commencing at a point
seventy-nlne (T9) feet from the north
western intersection OF st. John and
Federal Streets. and extending thence
northwardly along the western line
OF st. John Street eighteen (1S) feet
and running back between parallel
lines one hundred and sixteen (116J
feet and six (6) Inches to an alley in
common siXtean feet WIDE" ~
TERMS: Cash as>to tho cost Of exc.
cutting this trust, and any taxes due an
the timc OF sale, and pro rata OF the
taxes for the current year. and to nav
two notes aggregating $1S5.40, with,
interest thereon from October 81, 1911:
any balance at one and two years So
cured by deed OF trust upon the
property and bearing per cent. In
terest; or all cash. at the option Of tho
purchaser.
WIN. B. PIzzINr, 4
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WANTED, RESIDENT SALES MAN
ager for leading manufacturing cor
poratiou to open office In Richmond.
VIII allow also 10 $500 monthly; also
authorized expenses and extra COM
mission. Must carry $500 TO $1,000
cash stock. according TO territory.
contract. etc. 10 supply demand
created by gu adysrlIsIng and
ENT, Dept. l.; 3, 22s w. Huron ST..
Chicago
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TUESDAY. MARCH s. 1919.
at < O'clock p. NJ.

on the promises. proceed to sell at
public auction the property conveyed
therein, viz: All that certain pioce,
parcel or lot OF land. with the brick
dwelling thereon known as No. l13
East Leigh Street. lying and being in
the city of Richmond, Va. and bounded
as follows, to-wit; Fronting on the
southern line of Leigh Street 100 feet
east of the eastern line OF First Street,
thence running eastwardly along the
said southern limo OF Leigh Street, and
fronting thereon 26 feet. thence ut
right angles in southerly direction
between parallel lines 100 feet
This dwelling Is we'll constructed OF
good material. Has eight or nine
rooms. and latest improved hot water
heat, and Is situated on the best block
on Leigh Street (near. Afillsr's Hotel).
This house will make most excellent
home, or would command good
rental
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay all
costs of sale. taxes and Insurance to
day OF sale. and debt Of $4,000, now
due, ana interest thereon from Jan
uary 90 1911. and balance at six.
twelve and eighteen months. secured
by decd OF trust on tho property.
]. D. CAHNEAL.
Trustee.
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auftiDn 5aIrs, Juturs Dags
-Four Frame Dwellings
223, US, III and
Z29S.Laurel Street

chancery Court Of the City city Of Rich
mond, entered on tho Esd day OF Feb
rnary. 1912 IN The suit styled "E eosas
and others" I Will sell at public auc-
ton. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MARCH 8. 1912.
ut o'clock r. NJ.
shs tGl9wins P9oHpsrsy described
That lot of land with the improve
ments thereon. known as Nos. 223,
225. 227 and 229 South Laurel Street.
lying. and being In the city of Rich
Laurel street. beginning at a point on
the east Inc OF Laurel Street 15f feet
north of the northeast corner OF Laurel
and Beverly Streets. extending thence
Laurel street, and fronting thereon
Al, feet 6 inches. moro or less, and
running back from said front. within
parallel lines depth Of 1f5 feet to
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase
price to be paid In cash, and the ball
ance In two equal instruments, pay-,
able In SIX and twelve months, Tespec-
lively, the deferred payments to BIO
purchaser, with interest added. and
the title to be retained until the en-
tire purchase money Is paid and a.
conveyance ordered by the court; OF
WILLIAM A. MONCuRE
Special Commissioner.
I certify tina. the bond required by
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 28th day
OF February, 1912.
CHARLES o. sAvTLLE.
Clerk.
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WILLIAM A. MONCuRE.
Special Commissioners.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
VALUABLE TRACT OF TIMBER
LAND NEAR MCKINNEY. In DIM
WIDDIE COUNTY. VA.

AS directed by a decree OF the Cir
cult Court OF Dinwiddie county, en-
tered at its December term, 1911. In
the suit of Meade C. Edmunds vs. T.. C.
Edmunds ct ais, the und crsigned spe-
cial commissioner Will sell by public
auction. in front of the Bank of DIM
widdie, at Mckinney. Va. on
MONDAY, MARCH II. 1919.
at IL o'clock NJ,
~ All OF the standing timber six
inches and upward in diameter on n
certain tract OF land containing SIS
acres. situate about one milo from Nc
Kenney.
It is estimated that there are abous
timber. about 10000 railroad ties. and
a considerable quantity of gum and
cedar on said tract. The purchaser
will be given three yenrs to cut and
remove said timber and the usual
privileges Of ingress and egress and
right of locating sawmills. lumber
yards. etc.
TERMS: Cash
(2) Said tract OF land containing s1s
acres. known as the ]. F. Edmunda
home tract. fronting on the Mill Road
in said county and adjoining the lands
OF DR.. r l.. Wilkinson. D. Il. Wells,
Xehmer and others. together with the
dwelling house, outbuildinSs and ten
ants house thereon.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance in
one and two years, evidenced by nego-
tiabls notes, with interest from date
OF sale.
]. NJ TOWNSEND.
Special Commissioner.
RENNIE BUTTERwoRTH,
Auctioneer.
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BANKRUPTCY SALE
OF
VALUABLE HOTEL FURNISHINGS,
FIXTURES. BUSINESS, HOTEL AND
RETAIL LICENSES AND LEASE OF
THE NEW W mum HOTEL" AT
WASHINGTON. D. c.. BY PUBLIC
AUCTION.
al 1890 o'clock a. II.
If not sold as a whole, Will be Inn
thereafter sold in detail
The above hotel Is located opposite
the II. of r. Office Building, and about
five minutes walk from the Capitol.
Library, Senate Office Building and
new Union Station, making 1t admir-
ably located for hotel purposes.
For terms and further particulars.
apply to the undersigned.
JOSEPH a. BURKART.
Trustee.
Corcoran Bldg, Washington, D. C..
ADAM a. WESCHLER
Auctloneer, Washington. D. c.
By j. D. Carneal & Son,
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BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE

THREE; BRICK DWELLINGS. NOS
25o9. 2511 AND 2511k EAST GRACE
STREET THIS PROPERTY IE
premises on "a 81, q g, -,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH s. 1912,
at o'clock r. NJ. Il;
the above mentioned brick !. d we1l,ng a..
,,, ne aWeoiin .. nave modern improgsa,
always rented 80 y q
TERMS: sone-fourth cash; soalat. Il III
cult purchaser I, 'sS / So
u rs ucstonesrssss
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9frt!n95

BON AIR COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
General meetin~ of stockhold-
ers.-A general meeting of the
stockholders OF this company will
be held at the principal office OF
the company. 915 Mutual Building,
Richmond, Va, on the 18TH DAY OF
MARCH, 1912. at the hour of IL
o'clock noon. to consider and act
upon resolution OF the Board of
luton OF THIS corporation.
BY order OF tho Board of Directors,
I. II. WDITZEL. Secretary.
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SITUATIONS llsanlfp, l7alc

WANTED. BY EXPERIENCED Man.
position as clerk OF sa!esmun IN re-
tail. wnolesR!e grocer or produce
business. Best OF relrssHce furnisa-
cd. * 4i3, care Times Dispatch
YOUNG COLLEGE MAN WISHES 4
good position. aged - can give best
references; not utra!G OF nard WORK.
* 433, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION CN FARM USED
to mixed farming, dHi-y!n5 and rai:-
ing good stock in Ens!aHI for years
X i5i, care Times B-sphtch.
WANTED. POSITION WITH WHOLE
saier or manufacture, energetic.
capable and wide experience. Ad
GOOD CLERICAL Man OF EXPERT
encc desires position either IN or
out OF the city, --.i. coz! OF .fcn
firm preferred Address x i47, care
Times ID ispatch.
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Ior SALE

Frost PROOF GABBAGE Plants
delivered In virginia and North Car
oltna, Sl.i0 per thouse nd; sure mead
ers: punched In lo>. OF 90 plants
ESTERPRlSE PLANT CO. Meggetts,
e Z.
TWO SECONDHAND RUNABoUTS,
one top buggy and several wagons.
all In good repair and painted. These
are bargains. a. MEYERS SONS. 73i
East Cary Street.
WE HAVE a FINE ASSORTMENT OF
new ana SECOND hand wagons. one
morse truck hgnt furniture wagon.
Rupber-tire work, painting and re-
pairing, RICHARDSON bIsos.. us
Brook Avenue. Madison 1907.
SOFA BEANS.-GOOD STOCK: LIMIT
cd Quantity. Also black. clay and
mixed peas. For sale by u. ETHEIt-
iDGE d co, al-s3 Commerce Street.
FOR SALE, LARGE LINE OF BUs1-
guarantee every one TO give salts
MEYERS SONS. ISL East Cary
FOR SALE. ONE GOOD FARM MULE,
l.l50 POUNDS: one set dump cart mar
ness, one road cart. lSaU *. Twenty
nth Street. Phone Monroe 20i9
FOR SALE. ONE CHAMPION ROAD
machine. Apply 5US Twenty-seventh
Street.
FOR SALE, LAUNCH, % FEET LONG.
w, ieg fg ,i., Bean can DAYS - feet
engine; built by the government of
9ne-inch white cedar; cabin fun
Length OF cockpit; in flrst-class con-
dition. VIII sell for $3.50 TO quick
buyer. Address JOHN j. PULLY,
BOX 3l0, Petersburg. Va.
80 SHARES ESTABLISHED RETAIL
drug business in a prosperous Vir-
GINA town for sale. Active part
In. htt. tr1 al
right party. Address a "a care
Times-D!spatch.
LAUNDRY MACHINERY, GASOLINE
and Kerosene engines. platform and
wagon scales. centrifugal and steam
pumps. vulcani2ed hbre, air COM
pressors and smokestacks. /. BLU
FORD G. CO.
MY STOCK IN THE RICHMOND IRON
Works Corporation. cheap. a. L.
sTUMPF. Bedford City, Va.
GOOD BAY HORSE: WORK ANY
where; for sac. lo1i West Main.
FOR QUICK SALE. FULL SET OFF
cial records OF the rebellion. issued
by the government under direction
Of Congress. For want OF room will
be sold very low. B.. HOG Z. Main
Street.
DELICIOUS sMITHFIELD SAUSAGE
now on sale at your grocer's.
FOR SALE. ONE YOUNG JERSEY
CO" Gill. OIc GOOu tilule
and horse. Phone Madison 1896 or
apply 6U6 Leigh Street.
4soultrg, pets lnh libc StoeR
WILL SELL CHEAP, l00-EGG INCU-
bator, Mann bone-cutter, 10 hens and
rooster. 1901 Williamsburg Avenue.
Phone Madison 660l.
FOR SALE, WHITE HOLLAND TOMS,
two -year-olds: also white guineas.
Address Box 81, Columbia, Va.
Eeal G6tate JiDr Eent
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5ealtn isrpposaIS
ONCE OF the
Gtotn

State Highway Commission,
Richmond. Va. February 90, 1912.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
clerks office of Caroline county.
Bowling Green, Va, until IL O'Clock
noon WEDNESDAY,, March lS 1912,
for alternate bids on reinforced
concrete and steel bridge, 1GO feet
long, over the AIattaponi River at
Milford. Plans and specifications on
file at the clerks office and at this
office. a certified check for $3.50 to
accompany each bid. The right Is
reserved to reject and any all bids.
Further information furnished on
application to the undersigned.
P. ST. j. WILSON,
State Highwnr Commissioner
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By virtue OF deed OF assignment
TO me as trustee. and duly recorded.
trade, on
MONDAY. MARCH (.
commencing at 1880 o'clock.
ut No. 23l9 Venable Street. large
stock, consisting OF about $50 pair
Mons, Children's and Ladies' Shoes
(new style goods), Mems Pants. Chill
dren's Suits, Dry Goods. Hats. Caps.
Ladies' DressGs. Skirts, ShIrtwaIsta,
Hosiery, Suspenders, Gloves. OveralIs,
Neckwear. Jewelry. etc, Also three
Counters. one Silent Salesman Show
case. lot Shelving, two Gas Arc Lamps,
Window Fixtures. Store. etc.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash. Deal
ers especially invited to attend.
ISADORE SHAPIRO.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
------ AuctIOneers.
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Real Estate Auctionesrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
NO, 118 EAST LEIGH STREET.

BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust,
dated April 6. 1910, recorded in the
clerk'n office, Richmond Chancery
Court, In d. 3. 206-D. page 3i3, de-
fault having been made in the pay
ment OF a portion of the debt secured
thereby, and having been required by
tho beneficiary therein so 10 do. will.
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t9.lp lG.ul.ttD, a2dle

MANAGER OF 4; ILlTY WASTED TO
take cnurGe OF an established JoD
II printing once IN this rity OhiF gu
crSttiC. wI1e-nwanc, Ap-Lp-adte JoU
printer need Apply. Gupd opDoftu'
MY presents itsrii TO tins r!Eht man.
Apply. with fun particulars, 10 Il
80. care III nes-DIspatch.
CIVIL SERVICE.-ANY YOUNG Man
or woman WHO wants 4 gosit!on Wita
the United states government shou!t
write US al once. II you are over 70
and an American. see can quickly
qualify you to pass the neccssar!
examinations. During the past year
We have paced Owe. 'Cv men ana
women In desirable government pp-
sltions. Write at once ioF Tree CiSi!
Service booklet ana Information. !,
c, s.. Box 1919 c. Scranton. Ia.
BRiCKLAYERs WANTED. GOOD
wages. WHITNEY STEEN Co.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED;
$50 month: kicnmuHd examinations
MAY 4; preparation free, SNANh-
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept. $50 II. Ro-
chester, n. Y.
WANTED. FOR U. S, AEAY, ABLE
bodied, unmarried men, patween aS=s
OF s and 50. citizens .! United states
OF good character and temperate haO.
Its. VINO can speak. TcGi ana Write
the English language Fot inlortna.
tlon apply TO hecruiHnE C;hccr. e-9
e. Broad Street, Richru.d. Va
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Au9l ana apuno

LOST. ON MAIN OR SEVENTH OR IN
post ONCE, u Pm BeIa hiPpa key
watch charnn, engraved y IMAM ah'
Mary. "A -. HiIsnt. 1904 ~ suita :
PIG reward Y rclutned 10 ihc iiihes
D!spa ten or monty Madison "'oa-L -.
STRai ED. a SMALL BROWN COW
with Diack tips ana wn4te spot ON
oas, one morn shorter tGbh lhe OH
81. Reward II returned 10 CIV ~.
Twenty-elsht street.
LOST. NEGOTIABLE NOTE FOR 500
drawn by Slrs. III. Nj. AtoFhh' uatti
July 10. 1903. ana pay aDle one year
alter gate. Persons aie n9tined no!
TO deaf with SAID note. lkS' j. i.
ACGhLS, ho!Ger oil note.
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TWO SECONDHAND RUNABOUTS,
one top buggy and several wagons.
all In good repair and painted. Tnese
E.aSt Gary Street II
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dents. and seeking relief for the tooth
ache"
The witness said that II mothers would
wash the teeth OF their babies until they
grew old enough to attend to IL themselves,
the dentists would have less to do
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keaI Gt6tate llianfgh

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH j. 4. CON-
NELLY & co. Write postal for nee
essary blanks
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aurtipn Sales, future DagS
TheWale1theA Auction Co.
AUCTiONEER3
q 4 g EA9 81 BROAD ST.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
LARGE STOCK OF SHOES. CLOTH
ING, DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, UN-
DERWEAR, AT 2319 VENABLE
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FROST PROOF CABBAGE: PLANTS
delivered In virginia and North Car
oltna. Sl.i0 per thousp nd: sure mead
ers; punched In lr>. OF 6U plants
ENTERPRISE PLANT CO. Meggetts,
s. c.
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G1al ano ll.Dou

Lone WOOD IS GOOD BECAUSE IT
Vas vas split In ,r right season and o.
Will please you. His coal burns TO
ashes. Easy to take UP. Phone Mad
ison l06S-lU7O.
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WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
new ana SECOND hand wagons. one
horse truck hght furniture wagon.
Rupoer-tire work, puintiny anu re-
pairing RICHARDSON BROS, o15
Brook Avenue. Madison l+o7