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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-23

DEFEATED GREENFIELD TO 2.
Walker Allowed bubt -Four Hits-vis-
itorg Were Errorlcss.

Walker Allowed bubt Four 4its-Vis-
itorg Were Errorlcss.
Hinsdalc easily defeated q fast team
from Greenfield, Mass. ~ Riverside
uark Saturday Afternoon by the score
of TO - Walker pitched q mastery
game. having almost perfect control
and allowing only four hits, two %
which should hrvc heen easy outs. but
were misiudged. Ilc struck out 10
men BROOKS, ~ his fast work. be-
hind thc bat. kept the locals on their
toes every minute and was ably see
ondcd by the clever fielding Of Whit
ncv AMI LaChanec. Weeks, high
school bow was tried out at FIRST base
and made favorable impression. ac-
curing four hits, one of whirh was n
three Dagger.
Tho visitors played mn crroricss
game in the field. with Harris. % col
orcd 10y, "a short stop, doing the best
work Ills gnod-naturcd coaching made
him favOrite with the crowd. Bul
mau pitched strong game except ID
the FIRST ami seventh innings. who's
several hits were brnehed of has dc
] livery.
The Orange. Mass, team will ~ th,
attraction IL the local grounds neNt
| saturday afternoon.
/
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-23

Miss Mildred Burbank lett Sunday
for lcr home n Chester
Miss Ruth Watson of ErHil.horo
vas at her homc over sunday.
Miss tia. nale Ueu! saturday for
i several weeks stay 80 Silver Bay.
NY.
Amos Fife c.ni, at his f,ot ,,-
ycrcly while WurfiHg ou tie Tatt-Ti1
belts luHHtc- Job
Air. 8ud Airs. J4ll Groat lsf. ~snu
day fur Carg tad, where ;MN uh
STAY several yl
1urrtHs Geg ~ Dr@tlchgro ,rre
Frid3, 30 visit her grandparents. air.
and Mrs Leslie Lowe.
Tic juno meeting of The iladae-ah
league viii Dee leld at the Baptist par
eeHalc Friday afternoon.
Bernard r. Phillips Of Chester.
Z siass., spout -una, with his parents.
I Air. and A.Ea 4. p Eiaps.
n.rs. EuFmg Hcsarl has char-r ol
Y thc irarg darip. the ah~eaec Ot th,
4 Il#HraH .f rilau lunH.
s special meai4 50 ,ar adirs ais
society wf.l Ir held lu tHe 4iartist
/ yostrv Thursday afternoon.
Ass iar. .aaH IBIS closed
i,r school iu ,.. f.la .na h.- ..ru
cd 60 r.r home for Er SUMMER
Mr. ami Mrs. Guy E Power recturu
an from thsir wedding journey ~tfnr
daA anna aIc now at th.iI home ~ th,
Inn.
III children ana teachers Of tile cen
ton school ha q ycg piga Nc lisur
iu Viii Blood sJear hard S1fur
d1y AFTERNOONS Pho affair W8s p th,
form 81 basket rieuie md inmuaJ.
N3.s furnished hN tHc telehrrs Nafi
#us lHrc7 We're naNcd after DINNER
among Rom ba canine hftwccn tn
, huNs api thu gif-. Fle boys plasr,
lctt MndCd .ud won Win lar.
Score. Tine pfcua iroNc ur early II
The afternoon 1ud Clans Was hc final
of tine school wear
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-23

Howard CantiH Isl Greenfield sfacut
sunday id town with friends.
Airs. s. O. Maynard anil son. Clarke.
ARE spending several Lays in Colrain
john Purcell ha arar 10 Hudson.
y r. q visit rrlati,es and fricuds.
49, ala tte ID u. JcTords 81 chic.
orec Falls Mass. w,rc guests sunday
at Mrs. len t,fords
Dr. ANA Mrs. 5tctlev of Chica.o are
visiting trc latf,r father, X T.
Nins. They made Tie "trip by autemo
bile.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Knapp. Nils.
ld.Iiu sawyer and M Harriet p
Knapp have been spending several
a9E~ in bennington. Nf.. making th.
trap hy automobile.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-23

sixteen years. ana
was thin, weak and
nervous. When I
would lie down IL
would seem as II I
was going right
down out Of sight
into some dark hole.
and the window cur
tairs had faces that
would peek out ct
me, and when ! was
.outof doors Il would
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-23
Farm For Sale
Bonanza in Orange County, VT.

I0O,aere homestead Of aged owner must
be sold Immediately: lis tie biggest bar
gain ever offered in this section; estimated
80 30 100000 IT. timber; cuts 50 tons hay
brook pasture for Is cows; large SUGAR
and apple orchards good Sreom painted
house 50-ft. stock barn: running water sup
ply pleasantly located near neiShbors.
schools and advantages. for quick sale.
horse. COW, all farm tools machinery.
wagons. planted crops Of corn potatoes.
hay etc all SO at the sacrifice price Of
$1,000 part cash: for travelling nstruc-
lions write Box No 3, Reformer Office
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-23

e j. T.. Taft czplaiuea shat thc fresh
et ii March had Istt tta roaas ia such
bad condition 81 80 9cegs.itftc mach
extra worE. which hai used SD fhc
.riatious made a The annual
meeting Zoo March. Some of tHr hiI
roads had not been repaired. .uG
therefore he called far ap arfruur.G.
ton OF ~ few hundred dollars to com
plcte the rufu,-hd work.. After rru.
lougcd discussion aHa many motions
aui amendments Il vas voted 10 ruisr
H. cents oa the grand list
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-23

Mrs. FftzwelI Csociaily inclined)-
"My dear. have picked out a hus-
band for you" Her Daughter-''Very
well; but ] tell YOU emphatically that
when il comes to buying the wedding
dress III select the material myself"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-23

summary: Thrcc-hase hits. Weeks,
Fisct. Two-basc hits. BROOKS. Grogan-
Bulmnn .. struck ont, MORN, Bailey
-. lioulc Walker. Wagner Moore =
fisct. tathpart q, Jarvis. Pike =. HIT
hy pitched bali. Ia Chance. Wild
pine Young.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-23
Should Have Warnad TIC Ma.a.

Tho house is SO lonesome ~jtaost
you and the dear children, aIta5
Blbbins now to the absent vic, ~
is with the family at her notlcrs.
But the faithful m2id-of '8ori1
writes: Shure, mum. Mr. aihbias
hasn't been in until after tasere
O'Clock never a night since yes,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-23
ASKS nrenHeiso1Ds s REMOVAL.
California omciaI Claims Attorney
Generals Dalay was Fatal.

SAN FRANCISCO. juno Atfor
nry CLAYTON harrington. former
judge Who aided Uuitcd States Datrcr
Attorney MeNab in the preparation of
the Digs muinctfi ease, sent a tele.
graphic request TODAY 10 President Nil
son asking the removal Of Attorney
General McRcynolds from Office MrNab
rendered his resignation Saturday be-
cause Of the alleged act Of the attor
ney general in ordering what BIZ con
siderct q fatal delay ih the ease.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-23

seem as # something was going % hap
pen. Ny blood was poor, my circula-
ton was SO bad ! would be like a dead
person at times. / bad female weak
ness badly, my abdomen was sore ana 1
had awful pains.
al took Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound and used the Sanative
Wash and they certainly did wonders
for me. Ny troubles disappeared and /
am able to work ard every day. - Mrs.
w. +. SAWYER. River View Farm, More
town, Vermont
Another Case.
Clifford, Iowa was troubled with
female weakness. also with displace-
ment- / had very severe and steady
headache, also pain in back and was
very thin and tired all the time. I com
menced taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and I am cured 81
these troubles. / cannot praise your
medicine too highly. Mrs. Ina MILL
sI.AGr.E. Clifford. Iowa.
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SUFFERED
AWFUL PAINS
For Sixteen Years. Restored
To Health by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Moretown. Vermont 81 was t-uu-
bled with pains and irregularities for
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-23

true woman doosn L measure
man $ love by adjcctivcs.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-23
ACCENT TAX / .
WAS VOTED
On New Grand List This Will
Raise $34,675 to Pay
Current Expenses
ABOUT 100 ATTENDED
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING

Tor Highway Purposes Statutory Tax
Of 90 Cents was voted-Bond Issue
for Railroad improvements Provided
Fcr-Ncw Road Roller.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-23

nR. p. r.. LYNCH. Surgeon. 0nice. Rsrk hleE-,
~ Roorla ! and 3. Bratficbaro.Nt Tel So hrs-.
70 8 a. m - , and 20 3. Sun1nFa ~
arpalufnnsrif os.ir. Residence. g Caull 81 Iel-
euhanc "a. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-25

WE WANT TO EMPLOY A MAN IL
box shook factory thOroughly com
petcnt to file saws and keep up
planet PosltIoM open August i Adj
dress l. l5h. care Times -Dlsualch
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREM! Elk CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
y. B.--FoiIo~inS schedule i!gures published
as information and net cUaranteed:
For the south Daily: J:l0 A. M.-Locai
1851 ~ M.-ENpress SOD p M.-Express,
Win Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars tor Al
lunt1 aud B!rm!ngha!l. il.i5 =. M.-ExprusA
Week Days: 5.Dy A.. N.-LocaI
YORK RIVER LINE.
1870 Il. M. -paIiy-CoUnccIlnE for Snlu-
more Mon. Wed. aud Friday. eoJ A. Nj
IL. SUN and 2.l5 u M-Mon.. Wed and
Friday Local
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the south: $3.50 A. NJ and $40 A. NJ
2:el =. NJ" $40 =. NJ daily; 1855 Eek SUN
From West Point. $3.50 A 81 daily; iI:s5 A.
a.. Mon.. We'd. and F.i. AS F. NJ. Ell Sun.
3 l.. BURGESS. d. Z. A.
eo1 Z. Main So. pnuu. Madison 2.s
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5cilnDIS.
LITTLETON COLLEGE

For more than thirty years we
have been training girls and
young women for successful
teaching and for usefulness in
lie.
We furnish scholarships to
young women preparing to teach
and Tree tuition TO all students
who take instruction in our
Practice and Observation School.
We guarantee positions 10
teachers who complete our
courses OF study. For catalogue
address J. NJ. RHODES,
Lttlcton, n. c.
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Atlantic Coast Line
me standard kaiiroal OF the south.

ine standard Kaiiroad oil the south.
EFFECTIVE JUNE Q, 1913.
TRAINS I.r:AN l. RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: a:l5 A ". and S:3s
For norfolk: 500 ~ Al. 500 p. NJ. $40 >.
81.
For y. 6 W. Ry west: Sis a. NJ. $50 A
III, 4. NJ, $50 Z. ST.
For Petersburg: 100 y. NJ e:l5 A. NJ
S.i5 \. al. 9:oy a NJ. $3.50 ~ ST. $500 r. NJ
t:lO T. III. G:CS h Al. s.I5 4. 81. s.:o 4. M
MAS l.. NJ
For GO!dsborc and Fayetteville: I:lo p. NJ.
ITains arrive Richmond daily: 500 a. NJ
io:l5 y. NJ. $50 y. Nj, 1851 A. Al.
"!O.G y. vi. ll.D a NJ. '..lO T. M .'I:+j
4. NJ, 1880 l.. 81
Except sunday. 'Sundey only.
Time OF arr!Va! and departure anc connec-
tons not Auaranteed.
&. S CA.ipEElI- D. r. A. xss Main 81
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Chesapeake & Chic Railway

5:!5 a. i.oca. Dali Newport News
s;iV A--l.ocai- Daiils--ch vile Ex- sun.
300 A-Exprcss Dolly Norfolk old Point.
ii9o) A-Local- Daily-Lc hb <. Lex. c. Forge
'l-.lo Noon hNpress paily %ortoIk. lid
Point.
tI:5 A. Mountain Special Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays White
sulphur, Hinton. mountain resort.
1900 P.-r.Npress Daily--CIn. I.,vtlle
t:U0 P ENpress-Da!ly-Nor. Old Point
500 P.-Lccal-Dai!y-N. News, Old Point
6;l3 P.-Local-ttN. Sun.-Charlottesyllle
5;ls P.-Local-Week days except saturday
TO Warren. saturdays to Gladstons
800 -L!nited-Daiy-Cin.. Ch'Go. st. l.,
'u:V1 P.-Espress - Daiiy - Gin. Louisville,
LynChbur2 Natural Bridge.
Sleepers. Pnrior Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RlCuMOND-Local from
East: 1855 \. NJ. s;i0 =. ". Through from
East II 80 \. NJ. 1855 2. Nj. $50 p. 81 Local
from west: SIS a. NJ. 1855 a. NJ. ana 20
J.. NJ. Through: s:i5 y. 81. Il. 55 ~ VI and
1886 !. NJ.
James River Line: ''s:35 A NJ. 45s p. 81.
week days, Sundays 6 so z. N.
:" Daily except sunday.
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agrnts lllantrn

WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN CAN
vassers or agents TO sell sun" disin-
fectant bah and iy and mosquito
pillow: sell AT sight To private homes.
office and public buildings. hotels.
cafes etc. at 900 per cent profit 10
the agent ALCATRAZ co. Rich
mond, Va.
AGENTS. LET Us SHOW YOU HOW
To make big money selling new pat
ented specialties; write for new sum
mer catalogue. EDWARD SUPPLY
co. Masontown. Pa.
LOCKE HIGH COST OF LIVING RE-
duced.-Our butter churns make two
pounds out Of one pound OF butter:
800 delivered: agents wanted.
CRICHLOW NOVELTY COMPANY.
st. Augustine, Fla.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONI.l All. ItAIl. LINE TO NONtOLh
Schedule in Effect September 80 1872
Leave Byrd street station. Richmond FOR
NONFOLh: 1900 y. Al. $500 L. NJ AN
y. NJ
FOR LYSCHBURG AND THE WEST;
't.l5 \. NJ. $3.50 \. NJ. 1890 T.. Nj. 'o:2o T. ~
Arrive Kchmond from Norfolk: 'll:iO A.
ri, 'e;SJ Y. NJ. 'll.So T.. VI. From the West,
$40 a. 81. 10 L. AZ. ol:iJ l.. ii. .G.vs 2,
/ Nj. 800 T. NJ
DAILY. aDGily ex. Sunday. bsunday o..,,
". Il. BENlLl- Pass. Trat. Mgr.
u. G. SAUNDERS. Il. /. A.. Roanoke Va
Z. Il. BOsLEl. Y. /. -. Ricnmond "a
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Stfan1bDat5

----~->--~~>->~>~ 49, -.~-,~,- -~~~
All Travel Arrangements Over One
Counter.
American or European.
Railroad, Steamship aud Pullman
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. TaXicab. Travellers
Checks.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
$40 EnSt Main street.
Branch C:.iles Jefferson -Murphy's-
Richmond Hotels
TIME AND TROCBLE SAVERS"
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OLD DOMINION Line.

i.v Richmond foot OF Ash ST. daily. 90 T. III.
Leave NeWpor: News,.................5.0 90 a. 81.
Arrive Norio!k..... 900 a. NJ.
Connects WIG main line steamers leaving
Norfolk !or New YORK dRily. except sunday.
t.JC T.. NJ. Connections also made oy y. q
W. Ry. +. NJ ana <. & q Ry. at I p. g.
Night l!nc steamers stop at Clareuont 10
land or receive passengers o.. signal. anu viii
lie met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NANiGiliON co. ,ERectiv.
Apt!! s).--Js~nes River by daylight for Nor
to!k and ola Point, Newport News and all
James River landings steamer leaves Nom
day. "Wednesday and Friday at 500 A 81.
Freight received for All Ja!--s "iver Point.
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SEAiOAKn AIR LINE.

SoUthhounG trains scheduled 10 leave Rich
mond daily; 800 y. M.-Local TO Norl!na
$40 =. M.-Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta
Birmin gham, Savannah JucksonVi!!e HES
T. M-S!eepcrs and caches Atlanta, Biz
minGham. Memphis. !:o0 A. M.--Sleepers and
coaches. Jacksonville. NorthbouEd trains
scheduled 20 arrive in Richmond daily: Us
\. N. !. 40 y. NJ. 5:O3 /. ~. s:G =. NJ Local
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In execution OF decd of trust, dated
March H. 1872, and recorded in Rich
mond ChancerY Court. I'm u Il 2tG-A
beneficiary thcre having been default
in the payment OF part OF tn. debt
secured thereby. sell a auction, on the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-25

ToMPKINs INDIAN BICYCLE. THE
best value ever offered. S23. 327
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jGOftrP9

wANrEf. TIE PUBLIC TO Know
that JAIINKE BROS Jewelers. 9io
East Main Street buy sell exchange
and REMOCNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES Old gold and
silver alwavs ta~en In exchange.
OYSTERS FuRNisiIED THE YEAR
RESTAURANT. SIC East isTond
THE INDIAN MAID SIDE CAR Is IN
town. and would like every motor
cycltst in Richmond 10 call 10 see the
SWEETEST side car ever made. TOMP-
klNS The Indian Man
SAM ZIMMERMAN Is NO LONGER
connected with the firm OF Joe
Tatarsky At - North Seventh Street
WHILE on YOUR VACATION HAVE
your oiilcc furniture and fixtures re
paired and rcilnished Work done
III or out your Office. 6 f. STEIN
METZ, 3 North Seventh Street. Phone
Madison 2656-J
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5oIiritorS ano 5aIrsmfn

WANTED. PAINT AID VARNISH or
local consuming trade preferred Tor
out -of-town responsible mnnufac-
turcr. Address !. 22i. care Times
Dispatch
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VIM 3 Pizzini Company.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers
723 East Main Street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
pESS!RAARI;L5E ,W,,E,.s;-THAtAlIEPTo.N HOME
NEAR THE TiHE5iRfMiNAL OF Tr.AA'RE
WESTHAMPTON ELECTRIC LINE
BY virtue Of dsed Of trust to the
Undersigned trustee. dated May -. 1871.
and recorded in tho clerks Office OF
HenrlS9, circuit Court IN, u. b l2l- r.
page 25l, default having been made in
The payment or part OF the debt therein
secured 10 be paid; and being so re-
qurcd 20 do by the note holder. we
TUESDAY. july, "a, 1914.
the real estate Gdees5eeTTin6ed in IN the above.
mentioned deed. as follows:
All those two lots. pieces or parcels
~ land lying, and being IN The County
richmond, Va" on The Three Chopt
Road Win al the improvements
purtenances thetero belonging, being
known ana esignatcd as lots nos.
AZ = ~ .n biqck "A on The Plan Of
Redd y Bro. surveyors and engineers.
GATED March J. 1909 and recorded IN
ienrico county. Va. in u r 9. page
50, TO which said pla; reference is made
for more particular description and
Of said lots are fully shown. lot 80.
naN!nS a 'front.' OF enc hundred and
eighty-Nve Gs5) feet on the Three
Chopt Road. $ appears upon the said
plat ana lot 40. 5 being IN the rear
large, modern two-stcry Colonial dou-
hle dwelling. with all moderu improve
nentS such as heating lighting, plumb
!Ng, baths ana cooking arrangements
Any one contemplating buying or
hHlo!ng z iirst-ciass modern home in
TINS rapidly enhancing suburb OF Rich
mond VIII do well 10 attend this sale,
rs this - one of the most attractive,
modern suburban residences near lich
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Dituatlon5, professional

4 LADY or REFINEMENT WHO is
an undergraduate nurse, with train
ing and experience. considerable cX-
pcrience travelling, desires q position
by October / as nurse and companion
10 a lady or elderly couple stay ut
home or travel, best of references.
Address Z. o. Box No % Maurcr-
TOWN Va
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" : ROBINSON.
eli AS II PHILLIPS.


NOTE while the terms Of This sa,a
calls for cash The purchaser can II
desired, negotiate = liberal loan from
the aUCtion.crs.
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pIlNNsYLVANlA.
THE kITTATINNY

Now opeu and unit! December. Under en-
tireIy new management Of owner Improved
throughout. Every hotel comfort and APP
pointment elevator private baths. steam
heat. etc. cuisine feature. cafe and grill;
orchestra. Early season rates. Booklet.
CuAltLNS u. MHlIE. OF AtAntin City
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Schedule OF Electric Trains effective May
80 1872: Leave kichmonG. l.aure. and Broad
S.. 10 a. M 80 10 A. ~ IS ~ BIZ 4: a
7. NJ. $40 T.: NJ, $40 4. NJ. hi:lO i. ST.. 20
7. 81 go T.. NJ $40 4. NJ. bs:iO p. 81.
1910 Z. Nj, ll:l0 T.. NJ Leave Ashland, Eng.
land ara Maple streets: '555 A Al. b5;O0 4
Al, s:V0 A NJ, 6s:Q! y. ~ 1000 a. NJ I'll III
A. III. IL 90 NJ. 81 go T. NJ. eco l.. NJ $500
l.. Nj. 400 Il. NJ b5;oo =. NJ. 600 +. Nj I:.I
4. NJ. SEQ l.. Nj. o3.O1 L. Nj. l1:0o =. A.
DAILY except Sunday. ''Suaday only
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summer Soarhlnu

on water front. cottage line: extra
GE6f:GEs o Tr.or Tsrms' apply MRS
PULLMAN, COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW,
Va" on water front, everything up
lo-untc' on cottage cal line; meet me
at the Pullman. t'or information.
Write PCLMAN COTTAGE co.
HAYNES COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW.
Va. formerly Grand View cotiace,
water front. Rates reasonable. Boat
p@anif,%:llioas 10 MRS j. T HiHly%3E!:is.
OCEAN FRONT COTTAGE. WITH
week Address BALTIMORE Lobe T.
virginia Beach Va
CRAWFORD COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW,
on Water front Boa,ug.. bathing
a. W. BoHANNAN, ocean ocean V!ew. Ia Va
52t WEST END AVE, NEW YORK
city CSC subway. large cool rooms;
excellent table; transients; house
thoroughly appointed
THE WAYI :; 81, HOUSE: .oPEN July
NE %,,, WAsHINGToN AND LEE
adu Ms6 S%nI,y $ PEI week >iFS s
% WEST SINTIETH STREET. NEW
York city, large. airy rooms parlor
dining delicious southern cooking;
telephone, references.
WILSON COTTAGE, OK OCEAN
front large airy rooms; excellent
s s9eie a sSn food uR EpeGol 70 rslsG
Virginia Beach.
HOTEL HoLTZMAN AND AMEN
eiGarders; p,lieeaasaant, healthy town.
Valley fresh air pure moImt.tin
Ltlna water. cool porches and halls
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administrators jQutife

HAVING QUALIFIED AS TUE AD-
ministrator OF the estate Of : (.
Wcisiger. deceased. | request all per-
sons having claims against the cs-
tate To send them. propcrly certi-
TO the estate to remit promptlv
WALK Err COTTRGTI.
li03 West Marshall street
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cycles from $50 up Repairing and
parts % all kinds. TOAfPKINS 397
West BrCud street
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Professional Drip l0lanteo

WANTED FOR CHURCH
work. Must he nrstclass Good
salary to right person. Apply. Civ
Ing experience and references, to y.
l.. ROPER. S05 Bank Of Commerce
Bldg Norfolk Va
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aurtion sales future Days
COMMISSIONERS, SALE by PUBLIC
BY G. l. & II. l.. Dcnoon
u n Il
vi = S'IiI,bil N ~,
Real Estate AuCtiouccrs

AUCTION OF
THE HANDSOME, BRICK RESIDENCE
T0GETHER WIrii TEN ACRES oIS
AVENUE. FULTON BILL. ~ TIE
In execution Of a decree OF tho Cir
pecember p, 1912, in the suit Of sophia
Conrads KS. Conrads and others tho
Undersigned special comm!ssioners
public auction. on the premises, Oh
MoNDAY. July rs 1918,
TALLY built double brick residence sit
uHted on the north side OF Belmont
Avenue, with lot fronting 200 feet ON
feet to Graham street and containing
zen acres This property is situated
within the eastern corporate limits Of
the city OF Richmond. and viii make
a most desirable home. and the acreage
Is ripe for subdivision. and offers rare
lnducements for mos, profitable spec
TERMS One-thlrd of the purchase
money TO be pad In cash; balance m
one and two years. purchaser TO sX-
ccute his notes for deferred payments.
payable in two equal instruments. at
one and two Years after date. and bear
option OF purchaser. Title o. be re-
tanned until all purchase money is
paid and a conveyance ordered b. the
court.
ISAAC DIGGS
Special Commissioners.
state or Virginia, County of Henrico
to- wit.
l. Samuel = Waddnl. clerk of tho
Circuit Court OF the County OF Heurlco.
do certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioners in the suit
Of sophie Conrads W. Ccprads 81 ais.
has been duly executed
Given under my hand this 18TH day
of July, 1913
SAMUEL Z. WADDILI.
BY =. c. FLETCHER.
Deputy Clerk.
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BARGAIN BEAUTIFUL PER-
slam cats. some Win Kittens also
three months old kittens VIII
l.GCGHbY CATrENY Box u.s. Nor
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SparofnO

HANDSOMELY APPOINTED ROOMS.
with board, for transient or perlEa-
nent guests MRS CIIAS X BOW
tES and Mrs. CABELL CAUTHORN.
10 East Franklin Street
T. 6 - y DEL or FRONT ROOM.
'!rst- class board 2lb Shafcr street
four doors south OF The Chesterfield.
NICELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
'front.' room. with private bath, per-
manent or transient ld3 East Grace
LARGE HEATED SECOND FLOOR
front room and board Tor couple 2O3
West Grace Street
LARGE ROOMS. WITH BOARD. EN-
ce!!ent table fare, COG East Grace
ROOM. WITH BOARD MRS JOHN
SVNN. An& M-nsi Grana
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dutonlohilr1 5Ear SALE

ONE KLINE SIX-CYLINDER SEVEN
passenger car. $1,000. T. ~ BLEN-
NER. 52i East Main Street.