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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-01-17
NEW
SEEDS
For 1913

We have just received a full line
of all kinds fresh seeds, and are in
position to make you good prices on
any varieties that you may need. All
orders will receive our most prompt
and careful attention. Can forward
packages weighing up to IL pounds by
parcel post, and at niue h cheaper
rates than by express.
Below We list a few varieties of the
seed that We carry, and will be glad
to make quotations on any others not
listed:
Wardwells Kidney Wax Beans.
per Du..... 49,. 1913
Davis White Wax Beans, per bu.. SIS
Curries' Rust Proof Wax Beans.
per Ou.'. 80. ....... o.15
Red Valentine Beans, Black Val
entine Beans, Extra Early Ref
ugee Beans, Longfellow Beans.
all at per bu.... $50
Any of the above varieties at
per qt...... ...... .25
Any of the above varieties, at
per pk...... ....... $50
Livingston's Globe Tomato, h.. $50
Redfield Beauty Tomato, Ib. -. 200
New Stone Tomato, ID. .... -. ZOO
Sparks Earliana Tomato, b.. 200
Dwarf Champion Tomato, lb. 49,. 200
Early Detroit Tomato, lb. 49,. $50
White Spine, Early Fortune and
Long Green Cucumber, ID. 49,. 100
Genuine Rocky Ford Cantaloupe,
per d. ......?.. 1.25
Tom Watson Watermelon, Ib. =. 100
Florida Favorite Watermelon, ID. Is
Kleckley Sweet Watermelon, lb. 10
Georgia Rattelsnake Watermelon,
! Seed Potatoes, Maine Grown
Red Bliss Triumph Potatoes, 10
pm s"ch..' -. .....-...' $50
Spaulding's Rose No. 4 Potatoes,
1o-pA. sack. 49,. -. ........ $50
Irish Cobbler Potatoes, 1O-pk.
Sdch'. 49,. .-........ $50
We have many other varieties of
seeds of all kinds and can make them
as reasonable as any dealer in the
south, and can recommend them IS
perfectly reliable and far superior to
what are sold by some seed houses.
We solicit your patronage and guar
antee satisfaction on all orders en-
trusted to our care.
OCALA SEED STORE
OCaia, Florida
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JOHNSON PAYS THE PENALTY

j. j. Johnson, colored, was hanged
at the county Jail Wednesday, and
thus paid the penalty for, a nameless
crime committed in the northern part
of this county about two weeks ago.
His last moments in his cell were
spent in company with his spiritual
advisers, Rev. P Gowens and Rev.
Bradley, local colored ministers. He
confessed his crime to the officers,
and claims to have made his peace
Uiitl his Maker.
Just few minutes before eleven
O'Clock Johnson was escorted from
his sell in the Jail to the scaffold in
a small enclosure on the south side
of the building. The steps to the
scafold We're rather steep, and he
was assisted to mount them by two
deputies, who were followed by the
cOlored preachers above mentioned.
He held in his hand a church ritual
from which he had selected a song as
his last on earth. In company with
his spiritual advisers he sang this
song, after which Rev Gowens offer
ed prayer. Johnson then prayed at
some length, after which the black
cap was adjusted and the moose plac-
ed around his neck At this juncture
he seemed to want to prolong his
life, and asked that he be allowed to
place the rope around his neck him
self. When this was denied him he
asked that he be allowed to touch it,
and when allowed to do this he seem
ed to be more at ease. During his
talk, however, and before the cap
was placed over his head, he did not
in any way refer to the crime which
brought him to the gallows.
AS soon as the prisoner was bound
the trap was sprung, and his body
dropped about seven feet, breaking
his neck. The attending doctors pro-
nounced life extinct at the expiration
of few minutes, when the body was
lowered and turned over to the I'M
dertaker.
The usual custom in this state of
setting the date for hanging on a Fri
day was suspended by Governor
Trammell in order that justice might
not be delayed longer than necessary.
This case. from start to finish, was
probably a record-breaking one in
point of time between the commission
of the crime and the execution.
The news of the death warrant hav-
ing been received by the sheriff quick
ly spread to all parts of the county,
and crowd of possibly two thousand
people were near the enclosure to OBJ
tain sight of the condemned man as
he passed from the Jail to the scat
fold to meet his doom. There was,
however, no demonstration, everybody
seeming to realize the solemnity of
the occasion.
Sheriff Galloway is to be commend
ed for the manner in which he has
handled the Johnson case from the
hour of his arrest, near the scene of
his crime, to that of the execution at
the hands of the law.
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A MODESTO FOR ocALA

Mrs. Minnie A. Bostick, the Ocala
House milliner, has associated with
her at the above named establish
ment Miss NJ. Wilson of Louisville,
Ky, a young lady of wide reputation
as a modiste, and they are now pre-
pared to do all kinds of dressmaking
and designing on short notice.-adv.
1-17-1t
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of court are put back to the proper
time, thereby giving our citizens some
relief for as now conducted, we deem
same a great hardship, coming as it
does in the busiest seasons.
We would call the attention of the
representatives-elect from Marion
county to a bill that will very likely
be introduced at the next session of
the legislature, which, in effect, is to
provide that all taxation for state
purposes shall be derived from a tax
on railroads and other public service
corporations. the effect of which will
be to deprive many of our counties
of revenues now derived from this
source, and will also deprive our edu-
cational institutions of funds from
this source.
We would recommend that our rep
resentatives use their influence
against such bill becoming a law
Inasmuch as the county road crew
was forced, on account of the high
water. to suspend work on the road
leading from Ocala to Dunnellon a
few months ago, and as the condition
of about ten miles of that road is very
bad, part of which cannot be trav-
eled, and those using this road having
to travel several miles through the
woods over an improvised road, We
recommend that the board of county
commissioners complete this road at
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II legislation will do it the problems
that confront the poor should be bet
tered-want and the fear of want
should be made impossible.
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Johnson Lutman, clerk in F. P.
Gadson's store, and Minnie Harmon, a
teacher, (both colored) were married
Saturday night by Rev. P. Johnson in
the Metropolis office" in this city.
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McVEIGH & GLINN
Want Your
RENTAL BUSINESS
aurtion 5aIes future paps

- = - .
BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
to me as trustee. dated the 2Sth day II
fM "r,S ID III, lsio, from Charles e. Raj
Incorporated. 1T Mathews G. H.. vir-
glnla, duly recorded in the CLERKS office
OF o, Mathews County. Virginia. in Deed
Ut the request of the Bank OF Matthew'S
Incorporated, the legal holder OF the
principal and interest notes secured
therein, default having been made In
me payment Of the interest due. will
sell at public auction. ut Mathews
TUESDAY. The a2D DAY OF JULY.
1913,
ut o'clock p. NJ,
the Following property, to-wit:
land. with the buildings and other I'm
pr"vements thereon. including the AN
and being in tRe PWcstviio tsrihi
District. in the County Of Mathews and
state state, Of Virginia, known as the House
tanning one hundred and fifteen acres
more or less.
Also another portion OF tho same
tract, formerly owned by Miss Sally
Y. Is. Tabb, and containing about sixty
ave or seventy acres. the same being
sol s,sa in gross n,na and not by The ; aere
tract, formerly owned by Miss Sally v.
B. Tnbb. and containing ten acres Of
wood land more OF less.
All OF the above property being the
same heretofore conveyed to Charles
Heath by Edith dc &. Heath. Ada Rip
ley Doiiber and Thomas polibcr. her
husband, by decd bearing date on the
lst day of April, 1907; and c9nveyedi
Anna b. Heath to Charles Il. Rafferty,
by deed recorded In :@v clerks Office
of Mathews County, in Deed Book No
II, at pages So, G3 and ca.
Also all the right title and interest
OF Charles T.. Rafferty, in and to forty
four and "a 100 acres Of oyster plant
ing grounds adjacent to Auburn
Farm" on North River. in the Coun-
~ of Mathews, by virtue Of lease
from the state of Virginia, including
all of tho oysters and shells thereon
TERMS: For cash as to so much as
may he necessary to dcfray the OK
pcnses OF executing this trust. includ-
ing trustees commission OF . per
cent. and to dischseS in cash the prin-
cipal sum of a note for $4,000. subject
to credit OF $1,000 thereon. together
with interest on the remainder OF Sill
500 from November IS, 1912, ut per
centum per annum.
j. BOYD SEARS.
Trustee.
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SUMNER SESSION
GETS DOWN TO WORK
Seventy-Five Students Already
Have Enrolled. and More
Are Expected.
Special TO The Times Dispatch. !


Dublin, Va. June 2e.-With the pre-
liminaries OF the first week of open
ing arranged. the William and Mary
summer session is now in good work
ing shape The faculty and student
body have gotten down to work. and
every department is working nicely
and gives every promise of accom-
plishinS much in the session of eight
weeks Before the end of the first
week seventy-nve students had en-
rolled. and others. who have not yet
matriculated are expected In every
day This enrolment is exception
ally gratifying to the faculty. The
literary society and also the athletic
association have been formed and will
receive interest during the term.
Several interesting chapel talks have
been given ny the members OF the
faculty. which have been closely fol-
lowed by the students. The first of
these was a reading from Tennyson
by Prof. j. S. Wilson. Prof T. S.
Goodwin gave an interesting talk on
me honor system. which William and
Mary claims the honor Of having first
established. Prof. John w. richey ad-
dressed the chapel exercises on Men
delian Theory of Inheritance" In adj
dition to these chapel talks from time
to time public lectures will be given
on fIiuaE evenings IN the auditorium
by some member of the faculty to
which all are Invited Tho first lee
ture viii be on Friday night. July t.
by Prof w. +. Clark, on Socrates"
This Friday evening will be the spe-
cial entertainment by Miss Jordan
and associates from Pulaski. In fact,
there are many rare treats in store for
students and visitors who may desire
TO take advantage of the opportunity
during the eight week G. farm
Athletics will come in for n share
of the interest Of tho students, and
especially those who enjoy baseball
y team has been organized and is got
ting In as much practice as the wealth
cr permits. There will be practice
game on the diamond on next Sat
urday. afternoon. The first contest
with some foreign team will be played
with the Pulaski team on July 1. at
which time two games are scheduled
on the Pulaski diamond. J. L. Tucker
is the manager
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COLONEL DRINKS.
BUT SOBEL--NEVER
New York Dentist Swears He
Doesn't Know Taste OF
lntoxicants.
DENIES HIS WIFE'S STORY
Loves Her as of Old, and
Begins an Alienation
Suit.
Especial to The Times

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
New York. June 29-Former Presi-
dent Roosevelts admission that he is
a light drinller of intoxicants is cited
by Frederick Sobel in defense of n mo-
ton that wife made before Supreme
Court Justice Giegerich for $50 n week
alinony and $3.50 counsel fee.
Tho statement made by my wife
that am incorporate" Sobel informed
the court, lis more serious than If
the United states. for in the case of
myself. l have never as yet touched n
drop of Intoxicating liquor, while ia
the case of the cX-Prcsldcnt, he drank
mildly, but not TO excess"
This explanation WAS made in reply
TO Mrs. Sobers charges that her hus-
band was intempcratc and stayed away
from home days and nights at n tire.
She also declared that he was so heart
lcssly cruel to her that he left her
nine days before their last child was
born, and he never knew the name
of the child until the separation action
was begun.
Sobel is the son of Philip Sobel. from
whom he Inherited a one-tcnth inter
fist, with an alleged practice of $4,000
a year, and an independent income
from his property. Sobel refutcd his
wife's claims to his wealth. through
Attorney Flatto. and cOntended that
his wife owns 100000 of property and
has an income of at least $50 week
Il love my wife to-day in the Same
manner that l loved her on tho day
OF our marriage" said Sobel TO Justice
Giegcrich.
Il charge directly that the false
statements anu the alienation of the
affections OF my wife have been con
cocted In the brains of her two broth
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RS. who desire to control her prop

ers. who desire to control her prop
crty."
Sobel has started an alienation OF af-
fections action against his wife's rela-
tiVes to recover 100000 damages
Mrs. Sobel alleges that her husband.
on December II, 1911, packed his grip
and walked out of their house telling
her he was tired OF her relatives Sobel
says lie went out OF the house for a
few minutes, and when lie returned a
servant called out of the window. stat
ing that the new landlord" didn't care
10 have him enter the premises
His wife. who owned the house had
transferred 1t to the executors of her
estate.
Sobcl said his dental Instruments
were in the house, and il was not until
his attorney had arranged a flag OF
truce" that he was able to get his tools
When his parents called at the house
10 see him. he averred, his wife and
her relatives told them that her hus-
band was dead, or had moved to parts
unknown.
Eugene l.. Parodi, attorney for Mrs.
Sohcl. filed afiidavits. in which most
OF the dentists allegations were de-
MED.
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Kral G5tatc Jor krn6

ELEVEN ROOM FURNISHED COT
taSc, Cape Henry. Va. Immense
porches, pure cistern water, ocean
front Rent for season $500 Write
TO l.. II. BRITT, 1908 Register Building,
Norfolk, Va
FOR RENT. ISLAND HOME STOCK
Farm, Mulberry Island; $50 acres
pillow land, 100 pasture VIII rent
Tor term OF years to good tenant.
For particulars apply to DEVERELI.
u co. Newport News Va Applicant
must give good reference.
TEN ROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE
on cottage line, second door from
Digs Cottage. near hotel, three
hundred dollars y bargain. II. S.
ACElSS. Norfolk, Va.
HOUSE FOR RENT FOR THE SUM-
mer all furnished: good shade; water
in the house. TATE Il. CHENERY,
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The Union Bank of Richmond. Va.

June %. 1913.
THE DIRECTORS or THE UNION
Bank OF Richmond have this day de-
per cent on the capital stock, payable
on and after July !. 1918
GEO W. CALL. Cashier.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PkEMlER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
n. B.-Followins schedule figures published
as Information AID not Guaranteed:
For the outh-Daiiy: o:l0 a. M-I.ocai
1890 a: M.-Express; 500 =. M.-Express
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars ior At
lanta and Birmingham. u:i5 +. M.-Expresa
Week Duys: 300 l.. M.-Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
1880 p. M.-Daiiy-Conne:ting for Balti
moro Mon. Wed. and Friday. 600 A. NJ
Ia. Sun: and 2:la Il. M.-Mon.. Wed end
tridGy-Locai.
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the south: Gao a. Nj. and $40 a. NJ
ZOO T. NJ 500 r ~ daily; 1855 Eek. Sun.
~. Mon. Wed. and Fri: LIZA L. NJ Elk sun.
8. e. BURG ESS, D. T. A..
pc7 f. Main St. pnona Madison 27a
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atlantie Clip Nrsorts
HOTEL DENNIS

Facing the SEA and overlooking the famous
Boardwalk. Every room connected with PIT
vate bath or having hot and cold running
water. Capacity COO. WALTER T. BU7BY
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Effect September 80. 1912.
Leave BYRD Street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: 5000 a. a.. 1900 =. NJ. 'i:la
l.. ".
FOR LYNCHRURG AND THE WEST:
oils 4. NJ. 1850 A. NJ. 1900 T. NJ. 1920 p. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'Il:i0 A.
n. '6:3o T.. NJ. 'll:30 p. NJ. From the West:
.e:4O a. NJ, a2:l0 p. NJ. bi:i0 T.. a.. 'G:e5 +.
~, $500 r. NJ.
DAILY. aDaily ex. Sunday. bsunday only.
w Il. BEV1Il. Pass Traf. Mgr.
w. c. SAUNDERS. G. p. A. Roanoke Va
C. II. BOsLEY. D. p. -. Richmond. Va
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sEAnOARp AIR LINE.

southoound trains scheduled to leave Rich.
mond daily: $500 A. M.--Local to Norllna
1:lo r. M.-Sicepcrs and coaches. Atlanta,
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonv VILE II :2j
=. M.-Slecpers and coaches, Atlanta, Biz
mingham Memphis 100 a. M.-SIeepers and
coaches. Jacksonville. Northbound trains
scheduled to arrive in Richmond daily: 1875
A. Al. 7:io - NJ. sos p. NJ. $3.50 =. NJ Local.
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for SALE

for Sale
ONE PONY TRAP. RUBBER TIRES.
ONE HEAVY. OPEN WAGON. SUIT
able for Luggage or furniture pur-
poses
ONE DAYTON WAGON, USED ONLY
two months, $50; cost SSJ.
ONE RUBBER TIRED SURREY, IN
good order, SIS.
SEE Us BEFORE BUYING WE CAN
save You money.
a. MEYERS SONS. 7a1 EAST CARY
Street
FOR SALE. CONCRETE MINERS.
hosting engines. pumps, wheel
harrows. picks, shovels and other
contractors supplies. Condition
guaranteed. l. BLGFoRD K co
FOR SALE. GROCERY STORE. BONG
good cash business. Cheap rent;
good stand and good trade. Reason
for selling. going out of business.
Address G PAP, care TimcsDispatch.
WE HAVE y NUMBER OF LATE
Visible Typewriters. which look an
good, work as we'll and are guar
Rntccd the same rs new machines. nj
n saving of 40 per cent. Sent on
examination anywhere. AMERICAN
TYPEWR1TER EXCHANGE. INC,
COS East Main Street. Phone Madi-
son 5266
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yNTED. ENPERT PAINTERS AND
Iripers. SOUTHERN CAR co. High
Uint. y. c.
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Tho Ideal Blue Ridge Resor,
BUENA VISTA SPRING HOTEL

FThnKIiu Co. Ia Near Mhryland StHte ilne
Convenient 10 Gettysburg. Beautiful DriveS{
superb scenery L-nN!Ioratine climate. An!
amusement Good trslu service. No ma
laria y. W. Reidt. Mgr.
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IL ooms J;nr Rent

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS:
central References exchanged. THE
ROANOKE. ia North Eighth.
NICELY FURNISHED WITH OR
THREE CONNECTING ROOMS: FUE,
nished for light housekeeping. 1Oi
West Grace.
FURNISHED ROOMS, 81 TO So PER
week. 3l5 East Marshall.
FOR RENT. LARGE FRONT ROOM.
nicely furnished: all conveniences.
Phone Monroe 1861.
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STRATH HAVEN HOTEL

Ocean and Kentucky Avenue Doors neve,
closed. American plan g up daily, SO up
weekly. European plan. ST up daily. Restau-
rant attached. Private baths, elevator from
street level. Every home comfort J. w
Proprietor and Manager
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lAral Gsratr jFpr Sale

-~-----------------~---
FOR SALE OR RENT. MY SEVEN
room cottage on Winoughby Bay
waterfront. near the Hampton Ronds
Yacht Club. Completely furnished
and with porch all around. Price
$500. Terms TO suit purchaser Ad-
dress OWNER" Ill Salem Avenue.
w. Roanoke, VA.
AN EXCELLENT ROOFING SLATE
ming through same. Quarry. in sue
ccssful operation on each side. Adj
dress 100, care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. NEW HOMES ON GROVE
and Hanover Avenues; good location;
reasonable terms. Madison 1467
Monroe 2gii-l.
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per cent on the capital stock, payable
on and after July l. 1918.
GEO w. CALL. Cashier.
National State and City Bank,
Richmond, Va, June %. 1918.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
bank has declared a scmi-annual
dividend OF three and one-half per
cent. payable on and after July /,
1913
JULIEN II. IT'LL, Cashier.
American National Bank. Richmond. Va,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of PC. payable July LIST Books
for transfer Of stock will be closed
from juno 2Tth To July 2d. Checks
for dividend Will be mailed.
O. Il. HILL Cashier.
Richmond. Va. June 90, 1913.
AT y MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF
directors Of The Merchants National
Bank held this day, a dividend of
ten per cent G0eo) was declared,
payable To the stockholders OF record
June 80. 1913.
THOS. II. McADAAIS.
Cashier.
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--=----=g--


BOULEVARD INN. ON HAMPTON
Roads, country and scashore COM
bined. "ith city convenicnccs Write
for literature. MISSES TABB
Boulevard Inn. Hdmpton. We.
WANTED. TWO GENTLEMEN OR
couple 10 occupy nice front room,
With board; also table boarders
wanted 7l9 West Main street.
BOARD AND ROOM, 1916 FLOYD
Avenue, or phone Monroe 1905
FOR RENT. LARGE UNFURNISHED
room on second floor. with board
southern cXposure convenient to
lath. l7ol Park Avenue.
MRS CAMN WILL TAKE TABLE
boardcrs for July and August at 800
East Grace street
ROOMS AND BOARD: ALSO TABLE
board. PIG ShafeT street, four doors
south OF The CheSterneld.
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trust. from George r. Rudd to the
unders gned trustee, dated November
%. 1909, and duly recorded In the
clerks Office of the Chanccry Court Of
the city of Richmond, in Deed Book
2Oi ID. page 351, default having been
made in the payment of several of tho
notes thereby secured. and at the re
quest of the holder of said notes I will
proceed TO sell at public auction, on
the premises. on
THURSDAY. JULY 8. 1918.
at o'clock =. NJ.
the house and lot above mentioned
This lot is situated at tho southwest
corner of Twcnty-fourth and ~
Streets. and fronts on the west line OF
Twenty fourth Street 3SNl25 feet to
an alley 4 feet wide
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the
cost OF executing this trust. all taxes
and Insurance premiums 90 day of sale
and the following notes, viz: one for
$50. with interest from November %
1911, to day of sale: ono for $50. with
interest from May % 1912, to day of
sale; one for $40, with interest from
November 90, 1912, to day of sale: one
for $1,000, with interest from November
%. 1912, to day OF sale: and as to the
residue. the terms will be announced
at the hour of sale.
B. c. wHERRY.
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5lTuaflnna, i5rofeSslonal

'F'ESSloNAL TEACHER. TEN
ars' experience. desires position as
incipal or high school work. Ad-
ess i $50, care Times Dispatch
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LWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED;
y month 10 commence. Write i'm
Ediately. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Ept. 900 y. Rochestcr. \ Y
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Bu5lnrs5 Gluuortulllrp

YOU own 4 LOT? If SO. LET
! help YOU TO build home on ou,
sy monthly payment plan. IL YOU
not own property we viii buy
build YOU = home for the money
IN are now paying as rent see MS
once. THE STANDARD HOME
DAiPANY. 612 Mutual Building.
Va
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co,
Drica Of tba 'rraa sirnV
Virginia Railway and Power Co.
No. Ia Broadway,

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or VIR-
ginia Railway and Power Company
has this day declared a semiunnual
dividend of two and onc-half per
cent, equal to two dollars and nifty
cents per share Oh the preferred
stock OF said company. payable on
July 10, 1913. to the preferred stock
holders of record on June Il. 1913
The transfer books will not be closed
Dividend checks will be mailed.
G. Is. WILLIAMS
Treasurer
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TNER WANTED-HOLnING CON.

Rental position with well known
4aN street concern, am DESTROYS Of
|, king advantage OF certain valuable
Aformation now at hand, and require
pc assistance OF nonresident party
18th good financial standing or with
tW thousand cash. Money viii more
nan treble next thirty days Can in
estigate proposition thoroughly:
Gerences exchanged =. Address j. C..
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