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La Junta tribune., 1913-05-03
Mothers Day.

Sunday. May iIth. L. Mothers Day.
The day will be- observed with appro-
prist. sermon and music. \ whit. car
nation or some other white flower
should be worn to remember mother.
whether sh. De living or dead ".
want as many mothers As possihl. to
attend church on Mothers Dya. Auto
mobiles will b. a, your disposal 4
number Of men hav. offered their ma =
chimes TO bring you to church whether
ycu al. member Of this congregation
or not Anyon. knowing OF mother
who would liz. TO ro to church pleas.
drop card or telephone the pastor.
Bs ready at 1870 a m. This include.
La Junta and ali Of the other Junta's
Plan 20 ro to church on Mothers Day.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-03
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Emmanuel Payne. Pastor.

All IN" regular services Of IN. church
VIII be held on sunday beginning with
sabbath school at ssj. Iarg. inter
estins classes for men and women. g..
one OF the number. Preaching service
at II O'Clock followed by the Communion
service. Plan To- be out Sunday morn
ing. ". d.sir. to make this the lars-
est attended Communion service Of the
present psstoraic May ". count on
your Young Peoples meeting at 20
O'Clock. followed by the evening sery-
ice at 100 O'Clock
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-03

A Kansas paper tells this boy story;
boy came HON. from school sobb'ns
with all biz mlsh, b-'nuse his teacher
had whipped him. Ills father Inquired
IN. troubl. You know when ! ark.
.d you last night" said th. boy.
what a million dollars Mas. AMI you
said II Was he'll of n lot of money
Wen. that sin't the nght answer.
Their. IL talk of the creation OF a
new federal district in southern Colo
Tado. .ntailing the appointment Of
another federal district judge. tn"
Colorado contingent In congress is work
ing for tho .nactm'nt Of bill to
this end Well now. why not have the
headquarters of the federal district To-
Gated IN Ia Junta In our new FEEDER
al building, work upon which will d"
In progress during the last quarter "f
the present year.
Gardner NJ greene. deputy CLERK "f
the United states federal court sent
out notices tine fret " THE wees 90 the
,hlrty-ciEht mon who have been drawn
20 serve as uIHI jur"r- Cor the conn
Ing term ~ tu. federal count which
sIU oouyru, Iu Pueblo uu Monday MAJ
18th Tb, usi sumprt-ss representa-
tive citizens num ,yvr1 section of
Southern Colorado "a Juuta wUl I'
represented b1 J s.. Lamb and s..
Hawkins
o. a. uuhIar.u received uutir' tEis
week from the architect OF th' treas
ury department at Washington. D. e..
that hr has b",n awarded n" cone
tract for making the test pits Tor the
ueW federal buiIdiuE. construction Work
on which win be- under way during thr
last quarter of the present year. The
test pits are fur d.. purI-vs' ~ nnds
Ing out the character ~ the soil IN
which ~. Foundation ir iaid. Mr
Dahlgren will start upon this prrlimi-
nary WORK In the very near future.
n = STORY. 0f Denver publicity man
hkcr. and G q. s.eley. OF Pueblo dis
trict manager ~ the Pueblo district 81
the Mountain States Telephone and Tele
graph Company. we're - iuntn visitors
yesterday. They are on an inspection
tour ~ the Arkansas VALLEY. and Incl
dentailr making an effort 10 find out
Just what BE- needed to give the p.u-
p. of this Valley more effective s.r-
vice. and hruE about the most con.
genial relations possihI. with their uu-
msfous patrons Mr Ss.Is, j. fu old.
timer in this section. having been
resident ~ Pueblo sine. 1855 and by
the way was m, man WHO first in-
duced the sr-at family Journal TO In
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-03

,1,, and consequent tumble in the
price.
", a..ir. to insert this advertiser. .ni
., vour next saturdays PAPER said
ullIoNy blonde she showed \ piece
:, ropy under our nose with her nly
whit. hand.
"po you wish to have IL inserted in
,b. van, column W. asked.
..p.y. YOU no wish column she
boldly Inquired.
Not vet. but soon, or NJ least we
hay. hop.- In that direction"
..rh.n sir said the willowy blonde.
..you need no, insert it ! simply wish
situation. that is all. II In hot a
case OF want Good af'erno"n''
"G.ei"
n, Won know that II Mr. Undsr~ood's .
c,,,t.fu plated tariff schedules bscosn. a
law the following Toludin-. xyiidin,
cr,,,Idin- binitrotoIuol. binitrrob. moi.
t.nyidin. oIidIn. dianisidin, nsphtyis min.
siph.nylamin beuzzaldehyde. b.nxyi chic
ride nitro bcnzol. nitrotoluoi. nspht, Ia =
,pin.tii,aaclds. amidous phioIsuifos cids.
an,fdosaIryIlr acid. binitruchiorb. mol
acid. metsninc ar-
ID uaranitraniin and din.tbyianiIln Will
n. subject TO duty OF 10 per c-ntuin
ad yalor.m7 You don't? Well. it's the
truth. all night. an right. Do you think
ven suryiv. the democratic tariff limo
vation7 Let W. take some comfort in
hoping 90 at any rate.
A ,ypicat hobo dropped into tn. Office
Of the great family journal the firsi
Of the week He somewhat parsly rcd
IN. assembled muittud. hereabou,s by
Announcing that be was looking for
work and wanted 20 know IL ans n
us were acquainted with the location
of an article uf that nature.
Are you "a printer" we asked
sNo. I'm gasoline engineer" -aid
Weary Wuus. "aud I'm one of the
best that ever came down the pike
Know of anybody that wants an rN-
pert iu that line ot DOPE
That being something new In the la
bur domain. ~. had to confess. with
keen regret. that We had nothing In
that line around the shack. and the
only gasoline Industry We knew Of In
this vicinity NhE that maintained BY
the Postal Telegraph Company. lie
went out. and was headed toward tn.
Postal tu Interview tn. major domo
~ that Joint when we saw him last
=
John : Walsh. in writing from Goth
snburg. Neh.. renewing his subscription
TO the Tribune. Improves tn. occasion
to obs.ry. Hope La Junta win re-
spond TO the generous offer of Mr.
Woodruff for an auditorium. II was my
ambition to g.t tn. Industrial Ar-"cia- =
tluu In that movement while acting as
secretary Mr. Woodruff IL a mighty
big man and la Juntz has much to
thank him for" An Of the rest OF US
are also hoping that La Junta Will re-
spnnd. but as yet not much pro-
grssE has been made. II was III. an
nounc-d purpose Of tn. Industrial As-o-
citation O. few W,eks ago to drop every
thing else. center all their .fforts up
on the auditorium project and bring
about H. realization just as -arly a.
possible Much was accomplished In
just one short afternoon. much more
than Was even hoped for or expected.
but since the matter has been pisc "a In
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-03

the hands Ut = committee not much pro-
gress has been made. II IN notred that
the auditorium project viii not meet
an untimeiy death 'in committee" Z"
where no many ent~rpr1s<s that have
been inau4urated for the good and wei
fare Of La Junta hay. found a sepul-
chre.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-03

s,aIl a t.lephon. That was way back N
III. days b.for. ". had central ~
change, and each telephone subscriber
had a nt,l. .schang. all his own at
tachsd to his telephone and made hls
own connections
Clarcnc. ~ Brown. II Lafayette
Ind and former well known resi-
dent of II Junts, sends Us a pos'cAi"
from New York city, where b" II
seeing thinss,'h among them the Wool
worth building nfty-s~Yrn -tori's hfh
and go feet above the sih.w all and
quite different from anything he u
used to at home. or even In Ia Jun
ta clat-nr. j. 0a purchasing iHp
Tor the " II Zinn Department store
where hy aus ben employed since i'aF-
lnE inis city
g r. EaIdrldE, arrived HON" last
Tuesday night from two weeks ss-
Iuuru Doc IBuroIn. Nrb and Kansas
CITY. N1 lie went to Lincoln 20 ate
tend tine unuuHl convention "f '.r
hallway Postal clerks AsrIoiutinu. and
back hum, Jy way of omaha H'd kan
saa city. Mo visiting his daughter
Mrs o. !. I.sbr"rht. iD the latter
siit "a. Was boz Omaha IONS 'ruHEH
10 inspect zum, ~ tho urrTt end ruin
caused by ths Easter Sunday tnEuad"
and says % must have D.sH SOM" Win1
storm Kaursr city, however. Do the
uyrl.ist bura b. saW ou hls travels,
with every Indication 81 abundant pros
p-rity. and building going on every
Nh-r. Kansas city will saoH haN"
even a new depot the second largest on
90. earth up 20 the present date. aud
q ls .ap.st.d ,p hay. u ready fuF "a
grand opening early In October.
=
Wisw,I hnd an accident At hls but
ter factory on" day this week lie had
just completed the process q pouring
about - worth ~ cream Into hls
churn. and was alou, ready TO com
mrnce the work of manufacturing an
other batch ~ Wlswclrs celebrated
cr-am.ry batter Everything was
ready and an b. had 10 do was TO
turn on the electric juice and start
the churn on IT, journey He did
and then there was great splash.
Jim had left a.. binghole of the churn
open and - worth Of cream -plash-d
IN over tho creamery flour on tn"
yvry nrst revolution The pric" of
butter tat came iogn the nrNt day. or
q day 0r tvu after. but the accident
was not thu real cause u th. drop In
price The pric" u butter of the best
grade hit the tobpgEan an over the
country this week the warmer weather
being responsible. for more liberal sup
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-03
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Mrs. N. N. s.rnorove,. First Reader

Christian Science services ar. held at
Harmony Hall. IL East fifth Street.
Sunday at II O'Clock a m. and We'd
besf'ay at y. m SUNDAY school at
10 o'clock subject for MAY ,:h. Ever
lasting Punishment -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16

FOR SALE. CIGAR STORE: HAND
some fixtures: good location. reason
ap!e price Il as. care Times Dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16

MIR. L. O. WENDENBuRG
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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WE WANT YOUR
Rental Business
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & son.
GburtD J2uttrc5

PREsBYTERIAN.
Preaching st IL \. NJ. by Rev II Nj AL
LEN. No evening service Union service al
o, sESSoS s.5.. dE:ssfPyTrnrAx cngeeH
H a dRA II b Bai 30 viii tn" srt nG} Il THcN
services at the Grace street Presbyterian
Al GRACE STREET pREsnYrERlAH
Church there will be services at II o'clock
a. 4; ~ ~, and q; $40 o'clock =. NJ; preaching
OF The First aud seconi Chmrches viii wors
ship with
chuRCH OF THE covENANT-REv.
Ing AZ II y. NJ. 10y MIR. y. s. MAXWELL. OF
ne seminary wednesday evening service
AZ s:!5 l.. NJ. Sabbath School at go and
bible classes meet at 10 a NJ. No service
wEsT MINISTER PREsByrEmAN
he n pastor Rey. JAMES YOUNG Fam, D.
,fInST BAPTIST CHURCH tBRoAD ANp
IE, 5d,,oE GEO. " MeDAN,
and Sis Z. VI. by the pastor Graded snnday
School, Raraca and Philathea classes q.
sEco%p nA FIRST 9 ciuhcM II FRANK
I'm t..,..! ana Adams Streetsp.-TIioMAS Gag
y nTI S y s[hi, D. H.; minister Services
teaching service Of the church Classes Tor
ali. There viii be no sunday NIGHT ser
SELL 'S5HE "S 5T caP nfo W Nlan bl Mus
Church, Atlanta. Ga. win preach ar ;hc
morning service. There viii be no Wednes-
gay evening service. Strangers welcome.
,6 GnAcE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
r WILSON ID. D." pastor. rrenchins u, II
4 NJ by the Rev +. l.. HARDY Of Lehan-
s s"bo sId' Ne "a service at rish' sunday
ell Supt.o. Prayer meeting Wednesday NJ
SIS 7. n The public especially strangers.
n b I'm. ,sirl
GROVE AVENUE BArT!sT CHURCH
Grove Avenue and Harrison Str, D-Rev.
W G. JAMES. TIL. D.. pastor: Preaching at
service ut night. sunday School at s:i5 A NJ.
tJames Is. Wood Snrt.l. Wednesday even
ing prayer meeting at 81" o'clock.
METHODIST
CENTENARY NJ. T. CtirRCu SOUTH
Suracc street between Fourth ana Fifth
preaching hy, the pastor at Il y. NJ. and s:l5
T.. NJ. Morning subject. Always Ready.
day School at "' go a. 81. All seats a.S freS sun
BROAD STR EFT METHODIST CHURCH
lBroad aud Tenth Streeis)-FRANK T..
WELLS. pastor. Preaching; by The pastor al
II A.; NJ. subject. The Parable OF the
Soils and at Sis l.. NJ. subject. Investing
ST PAuLs EPISCOPAL CHrRCn COR
ner Grace and Ninth Streets).--'rhe Rev w
LIAM A. PBARMAN. assistant moiy COM
munion. 7:45 a. NJ. every sunday. Sunday
mon. ii a. NJ; evening prayer SIS 4 Cordial dial
nrour cHnIsT sERvi SG!ESe oT r,osr
Church OF christ. Scientist, will he held 70.
morrow morning in church e,Iiace ,corner
o'clock Subject. Soul" Wednesday even
Ing testimony and experience meeting nj
$50. The reading rooms are located at e0sii
day from 10 a. NJ. TO F. III. All are cordl-
ally invited.
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6Oar0 LLlantrn

ROOM AND BOARD or ROOM FOR
lady and Saturday to Monday Tor
husband. not east OF Fifth. between
state terms and proximity TO table
board 9 II. care Times Dispatch
WANTED, BOARD AND ROOM WITH
private family or in small boarding
mouse on church iill Address T. S14
care Times Dispatch
WANTED. ROOMS AND BOARD BY
Young married couple. no children
Address 9 10. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. ROOMS AND BOARD WITH
private family by young married
couple and sister Address q ! 0. care
Times Dispnrch
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AN CPPORTCNGTY Is OFFERED TO
nrst class plumbing ana heating
contractor to procure owuersiliD in
an OLD csta blished business Special
ihiormaton given. Address Box 2O7,
DauVille Va
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aurtfDn SaIrs future Days


In execution OF a certain deed OF
trust dated Gath day or March 1918.
70 tho undermined trustee. recorded i'm
the clerks Office in Charles CITY Coun-
~, Va. i'm deed book 20. page i25. de-
fault having been made in the payment
OF one Of the netes therein secured. and
Icing required so To do by tho holder
present location OF the mill on Trees
Point track. in Charles City County.
Va. on
TUESDAY. August 10. 1918,
at o'clock t. NJ.
the following property one Sawmiil
complete. one Boiler and Engine ono
Double Edgcr one Carry Log. one
Dust Blower. one old Sawmln. one
Horse. four Mules. two Lumber Wagons
two Trip Log Carts.
Terms: Cash as TO expenses of sale
and notes to the amount Of $500 with
interest thereon from the cath day or
March, 1913.
a J.. SMITH.
Trustee.
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ny ERfTHiNG IN HIGH GRADE.
huggics ana wagons Get our prices
i:as terms. y. MEYERS SONS. 73I
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VIII Kelen.c Woman wltnc,s.

Washington, August 1.-THE De-
partment of Commerce Will order the
immcdiate release OF Clara Metchcr
held in Los Angeles as q Witness
against Prince StaniSlaus Sulwok
now honeymooning with his bride. Miss
Marie Freesc. heircSs. OF Los Angeles
lnasinuch a. the prince has made good
his escape from the United States. the
department to-day decided that there
was no occasion for further holding
the Metchcr woman.
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}ooultrp, }octs ann Ribr s5tprk
Rfal estate for SaIr

FOR SALE. ONE OF THE FINEST
farms III Hartford County. Md: 200
acres. three miles from Darlington.
the soclh! centre Of Hartford County.
situated on the new state Road.
twentT miles from Baltimore. in the
heart or blue grass section OF Deer
creek. excellent location for stock
raising. mansion containing twenty
TWO bedrooms, costing S2s. 900. and q
taTn which is the largest and best
$4,000, both in splendid repair; new
poet. ran and panel fence over the
entire farm, view from any portion
OF estate overlooking FIVE different
counties and the Susquchanna River.
many virginia families have recently
LEU chased farms adjacent. this farm
mas !of years been ieCt gU!Zcd as the
pest grass farm in Ha.iord County:
the property can be bought for $4,000
ana satisfactory terms made TO suit
purchaser. Apply to WEBB Gs
WHITE: III Title Building. Balt!-
more. Md.
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CUanirn

WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH
househoid goods In any quantity
Fhonr Madison 1851
ANTED. YOU TO BRING SOC WORTH
or our pad slips and get 4 free
ticket to Superior Theatre VIR-
GINA LAUNDRY
WANTED. OLD FEATHER MAT
trTssfs ana antique furniture. LEVY.
Repairing and polishing furniture a
specially i25 West BROAD
WANTED. TO BORROW S9000 oV
Klehmond rraea! estate worth $4,000.
9 90, care Times Dispatch
WANTED. TO BRAZE OR OXY
acetyiene. weld your broken cast
ineS = 6 II VI - y y MACHINE
WORKS, 2i00 East Main Street
WANTED. \ ROLLING CHAIR For
invalid Phone Madison S6ll-Y
WANTED. YOUR DUDS IN OUR SUBS
~ parcels post collars and cuffs
J.! cents each. VIRGINIA LAUN-
DRY, Richmond. Va
WANT .NLL TO COME TO GERMAN
Chesterfield school picnic "Wednesday.
august 20 Automobiles free from
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PROMINENT WOMEN
ATTEND CONFERENCE

Sucsts in the home during the entire
season. extended cordial welcome to
the many visitors present at this re-
Ception, and assisting them were n
number OF women VINO arc proIni-
ucntly identified with the work OF Tho
church
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Sitllation5, PROFESSIONAL

a LADY OF CULTURE AND REFTTf.-
ment. educated in one OF the bcs,
colleges wishes position ag governess
,small children pvcferred) OF com
panion. Address 4 Il. g. care Post
master. Victoria. Va.
LADY or FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE
desires position as gOVerncSs in a
family OF small children: English
branches and music taught MISS
II Box IL I.ilian Va
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Rooms lllanteo

WANTED, ONE LARGE OR ONE
large and one small room. unfur-
nished. by elderly lady, within eight
blocks west OF First Street. Address
500, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, IN a HOUSE IN GOOD CON
dition in the central part of the city,
two rooms and bath. RlCHMOND
TRUST & SAVINGS CO, Real Estate
Department, 1909 East Main Street
THREE NICE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
and private bath, with or without
board: central location; no children.
Address T. $50, care Times Dispatch
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE
ON This 24th day OF July, y. d. 1913,
on reading the petition for discharge
OF tn, bankrupt. it is
ordered by The court. that q hearing
be had upon the same on the 10TH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. y -, 1913, before
said court. at Richmond. in said dis
trict. at II o'clock noon; and that notice
thereof be published In The Times
Dispatch. n newspaper printed In said
district. and that ali known creditors
and other persons in interest may ap-
pear At the said time and place. and
show cause. If any they have. why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should
not lie granted.
AND ii is further ordered by the
court that the clerk shall send b. mail
TO all known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order. addressed to
them at their places OF residence as
stated.
WADDiLL, JR., Judge OF the said
court. and the seal thereof M Rich
mond. in said district on the 2+th day
of July, y. n. 1913.
Attest:
JOSEPH r. BRADY.
(SeaD CLERK
MIR. SAMUEL l.. X ELY.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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lAral C5tltr Ipr }%fnt

FOR RENT. EXCELLENT THREE
story residence as a whole or in fats
III perfect condition with modern inn
proNemcnts. in the city's popular
residential section, 206 East Grace
street. Apply ut premises or 2l3
East Broad street.
NO PHI HANOVER AVENUE. DE
tached cight-room house; hot water
heat etc. VIII put in nice condition.
see the house and then see us. GREEN
SHAW & RICkS
FOR RENT. HOUSE on GROVE AVE
nue., eight rooms, detached. or would
rent ~ two iats four rooms each.
s.. nnlcCe. EhnMn Mnl!snM ~ Mn
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yrf, Goal ann l1Inph

YoC cAN SAVE 81 TO S. on YotR
wood and coal dill By placing Your
order now and pay weekly this
month. | have been pleasing house
Keepers IN Richmond fifteen years.
NO extra charge 10 suburbs because
deliver with automobile TRY ma
LONGS. 1906 West Broad
BEST ANTHRACITE 500: BEST
splint. $500; all other Goals az low
est prices W. b. REAMS. 700 TO In
North Seventeenth Street Madison
diSi
QUICK FIRES. NO WASTE. USE P0-
cahontas Washed Pea Coal for COOK.
Ing, $3.50 per ton delivered SAMUEL.
II. COTTREIL X son llO3 West
Marshall Street Telephone Madison
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agents llsantro

EW FREE SAMPLE AED
catalogue just out: new. easy. quick.
profitable repeat orders seller BIR-
MINGIAM NOVELTY CO. 2O30
Highland Avenuc, Birmingham. Ala.
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SoIiritur5 anb 5alrsn,en

WANTED. SALESMAN FOR City
proposition: only frst-cla man
need apply MERCHANTS PRO
TECTINE AGENCY, AZ East Broad.
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TWO EEAUTiFuL LOTS IN WOOD
lang Heishts 62Xlis feet, good loca
pANV, nc. IL Eas, renih stree street
south Richmond Monroe -
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION. RED
MA rarm a handsome estate OF
miles from News Ferry and ten from
Sonih boston. has been subdivided
will be sold At pubic auction on the
farm 10 tho highest bidder on Au-
gust! gust ~ II y N This is one of
5000 location. fertile land, splendid
large brick mansion house and good
%1uthuildtnes Liberal Terms Free
fora. - miss this sale Write for
hand bin with full details VIII be
Sold rain or shine VENABI.E *
EOEll. I.ynchhure. Va
EARN ~ AppOMATTOX COUNTY
Tor sale Of 90 acres o tgood land: lies
on pub!ic road; convenient to
churches and hsh school good
halls. stable and chicken house 20.
}oNne assorted fruit trees. fine
sieared. balance IN younr ,iniber,
land gray soil with red subsosi in
fourteen miles Of Lynchburg. over
E 500, Eoad NO n.ies from station.
Spriafs "a K !: + +. b b :: So T. Spou'
WE HAVE 4 NUMBER OF TIMBER
tracts for sale. VIII cut from 900
GOO TO 5S.eoo,D00 feet GARRETT &
COMPANY lil2 East Main street
$4,000 CASH WILL BUY TEN ROOM
hotel best business section OF Nor
folk. beautifully furnished through
out Rare chance Reason for SELL
Ing. other business Address III City
Hall Avenue.
TOBACCO FARMS FOR SALE IN TEN
acre lots Best bright tobacco land
il Virginia stop paying rent. when
YOU can buy farm same rs rent
Write Tor Information ". + PANkE.
Burkev!!le, Va
FOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL HOME. sl3
West Franklin Street. east OF IIarri-
son Street Apply 1907 First National
Bank Building Phone Madisc:. 1868.
FOR SALE. NEW GROVE AVENUE
homes. 1909 block. Madison 1857,
Monroe 2S4t-I
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In the matter OF No 1859
JOSEPH CORDARO, In
Bankrupt. bankruptcy.


ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
on this Sth day OF August, 4. d. 1913.
on reading the petition for discharge
or INC bankrupt II is
Ordered by tho court, that hearing
be mad upon the same on the 18TH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. A d.. 1913 before
SAID court at Richmond. in said dis y
trict. II > O'Clock noon; and that notice
thereof be published In The Times
Dispatch. newspaper printed in said
district, and that all known creditors
ana other persons III interest may APP
pear AT the said time and place, and
SHOW cause u any they have. why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should
not be granted
And i, is further ordered by the
court that tho clerk shall send by mail
to all known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order. addressed to
them at their places OF residence az
stated.
Witness the HONORABLE EDMUND
WADDlLL. JR., Judge Of the said
court, and the seal thereof, at Rich
mond. in said district. on the Sth day
of August, n. D. 1913
Attest:
JOSEPH r BRADY.
tSeaD Clerk.
MIR L. O. wENDENBuRG.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
Eankrupt RotirrS

N THE DISTRICT COURT of THE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA: