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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-03
DuN's REVIEW
Especial to The Times. plspa,ch,l

New York. May 2.-R. G.. Dun's to-
morrow will say:
while the business situation
throughout the country shows a fur
Their slight recession in activity. there
appears to be a growing confidence n s.
to the future anu the volume OF cur
rent mercantile transactions is much
larger than is generally realized 1t
is. moreover. significant that labor con-
tnueS we'll employed and that wages
are fully maintained, and In the case
OF the railroad nremen have been adj
vanced by arbitration. Tho exception
ally favorable crop outlook which de-
velopments during the week past have
In no way diminished. accounts in a
large degree for the prevailing feeling.
of optimism as to the future Rccov-
cry from Western floods has been rapid
as indicated by the returns of rail
road earnings, which showed n gain OF
GA per cent In the third week of April
against loss Of 3.3 per cent in the
first week. the net gain for tho three
weeks being l.2 per cent. On the other
hand, bank clearings In April showed n
loss OF Al per cent, AS compared with
the corresponding month a year ago,
due chiefly TO the dullness in the lead-
ing speculative markets and In part
to tho interruption to business caused
by tho recent floods. Owing to re-
newed anxiety regarding the Balkan
situation, money rates abroad are again
frmer. while the local market has also
hardened I'm anticipation OF the import
ant requirements In prospect. While
current production in iron and steel is
close to the point of capacity. there is
less new business. and premiums are
no longer so prominent a factor. The
dry goods markets report somewhat
varying conditions. but the volume of
business is fairly large. Warmer
weather has stimulated the demand for
footwear, although factories are work
ing largely on old orders.
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CAPTAIN HERBERT QUITS
Efficient Officer OF First Virginia Re.
signs for Business Reasons.

Efficient Officer OF First Virginia RE
signs for business Reasons.
Captain William G. Herbert. for I'VE
years commander of Company A. FRS,
Virginia Infantry. has rendered his
resignation, and ii reached Acting Adj
jutant General O. l.. Wright yesterday
1t will be accepted and an election or
dered to MI the vacancy.
Asked regarding his reasons. Captain
Herbert said he had too much to do
in combining his business and military
duties. He has been regarded as one
of the most efficient officers in the ser
vice Of the Virginia Volunteers. and has
been with the regiment for many
years. His commission as captain dates
from August ]. 1908.
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auction sales future pays
bags auction 5aIss Jutur. paps
BY McCurdy & Johnson.
Real Estate Brokers
TRUSTEES BANKRUPT SALE


TIE 1ETT!E
IiT n TO THE lection 81
uop jordan efrt1n assd e
and recorded in
da too
EasS s' @
% ssf s H apS Tire
MoNDA At n MA ~ g. 1919
ons sa' 9 1ba
acres or roaS Em Which has
Oh wnsh Wi be exhibited $500 " "Aico' eopS
ep pa, As esD sh fss ps
e The ee psnf OF ~ @ oe
ao h prosecution of
ha 's sa The n"q G pope .as 'SDf
e and
p%rp sssr ,h SGes three t
Seabod ~ iron" city supply used jointly with shops
Ihe
IRA RaiiToad
house n iSli and and into machine shops 49,
GMng to the |
aehne Who'll en the entire plant
@ TO the s essd@ on q f ~
said n %se ana % S and BY
bee 6 a S 'en @ said personal
Il 9HoE sfeeTk hbgAkE
H D ' Efcifsi HnasG sE Psed
hereby certify that the bond required OF the
p
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FIJI T$ c # S# e SH2 sgs NS5E e
FohMERLY THE HOME itNiSl OF THE MH
LATE THOMAS j. CARTER.
BY virtue OF two DEGREES OF tho Cir
cult Court of Henrico County, OF No
yember "a, 1912. and April 8. 1918, in
VS.. Florence c. Seefried and others, de-
missioners will proceed to sell al pub
nc auction, In front OF Henrico County
SStN raots at Twenty second and Main
MONDAY. MAY S. 1918,
at ! 2 o'clock NJ,
the s,,p property above referred to.
an at eadoW stator upon the
Southern road; about third OF il
is open and susceptible to cultivation
the remainder is In woods and timber
some good saw timber upon this land.
Being convenient to the railroad and
some OF the land being bottom land
OF practical farmer this could be
made a very productive farm, and
should invite the attention OF farmers
as well as investors.
TERMS: One-thir cash, and the resi-
due in one and two years from the da e
or sale, to he evidenced. by notes OF
the purchaser. bearing interest from
date; the title to be retained until all
OF the purchase money has been paid
and deed ordered by court: or ali
cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
HENRY c, RiLEY.
Special Commissioners
The special commissioners, John f.
gayle. John \. lamb and Henry G.
Riley. have executed the bond required
by the DEGREES above referred to.
Attest; SAMUEL r. WADDILL.
Clerk Henrico Circuit Court.
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professional Soelp G1aantro

SEVERAL HUNDRED MORE TEACH
ers ut once for direct calls from
Southern schools and colleges. Teach
ers mako serious mistake by enroll
ing after best places are filed we
neod you now. Special guarantee
enrolment Three agencies ono en-
rollment. Oldest, largest, best SER
Woe South. SHERIDAN TEACHERS,
A9TNCIES. Greenwood, S. c.; Char
lotte. ". c.; Atlanta, Ga.
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BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated
March 81, 1895. TO the undersigned
trustee. recorded in the clerks office OF
the Richmond Chanccry Court, D. r.
l62-A, pnge 1915. default having been
made I'm the payment OF the debt there
in secured. being required 80 to do by
the beneficiary, we Will sell at auc-
ton, on the premises
TUESDAY, MAY 6.
at $3.50 o'clock T. NJ,
the above mentioned desirable lot
houses to rent
Terms Enough In cash to pay cost
OF the sale and to pay note Of $3.50,
together with interest to dnte: balance
at one and two years. with interest
added and secured by deed OF trust on
the property. or all in cash, at option
of the purchaser.
IT. r. POLLARD JR..
'TruStes
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&urtton sales Gbis Dap
Casselman & Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
\ DESIRABLE SIXTY EIGHT ACRE
FARM, SITUATED NEAR FAIR
OAKS STATION

BY virtue OF =. certain deed Of trust.
clerks office OF the Circuit Court or
42i. default having been made in pay
ment OF portion OF the debt thereby
secured, and being required so TO do
by the beneficiary therein, the under
siPned, one of the trustees in the afore-
s;t.i deed, VIII, on
SATURDAY. MAY ,, 1919,
at - o'clock noon.
at the front door of the Henrico County
Courthouse, Twenty second and Main
Streets. Richmond. Va. proceed to sell
az public auction the property conveyed
scribed as follows:
All that lot OF land in the County
Of Of Henrico. VA with an improvements
,hnre1n neaT Eair Oaks a5 Stdt,on con
one hundredths tsS as.ioO) acres, being
part of the same real estate conveyed
A Courtney ct ais, dated July "a. 1891.
and recorded in the clerks office of tho
Henrico County Court. ID. b. 1874,
tate conveyed TO Mrs f. a. Toone from
the said Caleb II. Graves and Sallie +.
Graves, his wife, by deed dated the
in the aforesaid clerks office In ID. Il.
lib page J."
room he aWeTHg sbcS sens So OF
Hanover Road and d about three quarters
the electric line from Richmond to
Seven Pines.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray
costs of sale. and TO pay note of $500.
dated January 26, 1912, bearing interest
from date. and due September 5. 1912,
subject, however TO three credits of
S66.66 each. made, respectively. on Sep
TENDER ., 1912, October Z. 1912. and
November 90. 1912; the assumption OF
bearing interest from date. falling due
September 3. 1913; and the balance pay
able At one year after date of sale.
ALEXANDER Fl. SANDS,
Trustee
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BY Pollard s. Bagby.
Auction Sale Of a Substan-
tial, Detached, Ten-Room
Brick Dwelling
No. IA West
Marshall Street
we will sell at auction. on the prem

ises,
THURSDAY. MAY s,
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ,
the above mentioned desirable de-
tached brick dwelling. This propertv
VIII make good home or will rent
we'll The property must be Sold
TERMS: Easy. and announced at sale
POLLARD & BAGBY,
Auctioneers.
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EIats For Rent
automobiles .5fpr 6aIe

FOR SALE. At ABOUT oNE-THTRD
original cost, 1910 fve-passenrer
six cylinder Pierce Arrow; 1911 i've
passenger four cylinder cha I'm !.
ers; In good mechanical and paint
condition. LLOYD MOTOR CON-
PANY 3l5 West Main Street.
FOR SALE. SEVEN PASSENGF,R 50-
horsepower touring car, in excellent
shape. Price $500. G 40 care
Times Dispatch.
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patfrt5

PATENTS-FREE PERSONAL CON
sultation in Richmond with in
ventors; fifteen years experience
satisfactory references. S. II. EVANS
Patent Attorney, Park Building
Tenth and Bank. Richmond, Va
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700 ACRES. 2s MILES CITY. JUST
mile OF station. on G. & q. Railroad.
Price S1Q500
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loouItrp. pets ami Utpr sturk

FOR SALE, FAST BUT GENTLE
driving horse ruuabout and barness
YIN sell cheap. Phone Madison
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cleared; house: 1-2 miles Short
Pump. 10 miles city. Big bargain;
$500.
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Locomotive Works Bargain. goot
investment if you build about 3,
small houses here.
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PHOTO STUDIO FOR SALE THE
best located in Norfolk for middle
class trade. Fitted from Ping Pong
to sXl0; good postcard business. Fine
chance for right party. other bust
ness reason for selling. Cash or
equivalent only. Address a. p.
STUDIO. 230 Main Street. Norfolk.
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1853 ACRES. 2 MILES CLAYTON COAL.
Mines; no house; underlaid with coal.
Price, $500.
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COLONIAL VIRGINIA." BY ]. a. C..
Chandler and r. Il Thomas. vo
cloth. PIP. 3Ss, illustrated. Press
Times Dispatch Co. Richmond Va
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200 ACRES. 1-2 MILES MANKIN. IS
miles city; 100000 feet good lumber.
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r. Il. Cha fin & Co.
ana
Harrison q Bates,
AuCtioneerS.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
2aS1s ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR
THE COUNTY or HENRICo. VA
FORMERLY THE HOME OF THE
LATE THOMAS J. CARTER
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atlantic Gitp Kc5prts

". RRYDON TENNANT. p. q.
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bargain.
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s5ttuariuns lllantrn, j;emale

WANTS POSITION IN
city choir: testimonials Box ia,
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NICE HOME IN BARTON HEIGHTS
125 feet front. Price. S2.70O.
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Q7eetings

- -
THE REGULAR ANNUAL, MEE,rINc
OF stockholders of the Baughman
Stationery Company will be held in
the office OF the company, 1922 West
broad street. Richmond. Va, WEDe
NESDAY, May "a. 1913, at noon
JAS. 5. FRANCIS
Treasurer
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE, MI
tual Assurance Society of Vire,nio
VIII be held At the office of the SO
clety on MONDAY, Nav IA 1914
d ! o'clock u. NJ go
G.. MOFFETT KING.
.------.---- Secretary.
Headquarters Commandery OF ST. An
drew. No 10, knights Templar
W. Richmond. Va. May 2 I0i3
~ SP eel AL ORDERS: SIR
~ knights: Assemble al YOUR
r y asylum in tho Masonic Temple
SUNDAY, 4th inst, at o'clock
T. NJ. I'm full dress. OF n Templar on
foot. TO attend Ascension services lin
conjunction with Richmond Command
cry, No. %. atA the Westminster Pres
bystcrian Church.
All transient Sir knights are cour-
teousiy invited to unite with us
BY order OF the Eminent Comma nCer
j. q. HAWKINS.
AtLest: Captain General.
Recorder.
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s ACRES NEAR RIDGE CHURCH,
$1,000.
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90 ACRES. GOOD HOUSE. ia
miles Richmond. Price. $3.50.
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Hector y. Edmond. Admins
TRAITOR d. b. H. e. {. a. of
Sarah y. Edmond. deceased
and in his own right Plaintiff
VS.. In chancery.
David Edmond. George Ed
mond. Martha \. Wood
bridge. Sarah H. Richards
Robert Edmond. Court
ncy Edmond, Marion Ed
mond, Robert Lee Ed
mond, Malcolm S. Ed
mond, Leo c. Edmond
George w. Edmond. Ro-
berta E. Irodell. Julia w
Luckett and Dinwidde j.
Luckett. her husband, Defendants
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Real Gstate For SALE
NICE CORNER HOUSES IN NORWOOD.

$50 ACRES. 80 MILES FROM RICH.
mond. miles of station: good house
ana outbuildtnYs. Price, $500.
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RegaI Rottrr

VTRGINfA ~ THE cHANcERY
COURT or THE CITY or RICH
MoND, THE PAD DAY OF APRIL,
1913.
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BY POLLARD & sAGsY.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A DE-
SIRABLE LOT FRONTING THIRTY
800 FEET ON THE SOUTH LINE
OF NJ STREET, NEAR THIRTY
FIRST STREET.
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HOTEL DENNIS
Atlantic Citv

Facing tho sea and overlooking the famou.
boardwalk. Every room connected with pri
waite bath or having hot and cold running
water. Capacity 600.
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1susiness opportunity

dollars TO invest and want to make
money faster than you ever have
before in building and selling houses.
! have all of the experience. See
inc at once. Madison E2s9. residence
phone Madison 1853. or q go, rare
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. PARTNER WITH SOME
manufacturing business. Good OPP
portunity for the right party Nd
dress 90. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. IDEAS=WRITE FOR
prizes and list OF inventions wanted
b. manufacturers: four books free
RANDOLPH q co. Patent Attorneys.
Warrington. II. c.
y PRACTICAL Man WITH E%PE-
rience. with unlimited credit, wishes
10 Incorporate in building and sell
ing houses. II you have a few hun
dred to invest see me at once. c
ltS, care Times Dispatch.
If IN NEED OF MONEY BORROW
from EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY.
100000 10 loan on watches, diamonds
teweiry and siiverware. All bust
ness strictly confidential Special
offices Cor ladies' consultations
second floor 500 East Broad Street
Phone Monroe 1878.
SAVE sl2.5c TO 900 ny RUYTNCi NOW
lie scholarships for shorthand
bookk ecping or telegraphy courses
POSITIONS guaranteed gradutes un-
der reasonable conditions MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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TWO PIANO POLISHERS AND CASE
repair men wanted. None but expe-
rlenced workmen need apply. Refer
ences required. CRAFTS, 2oj Eas
Broad Street
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The object OF this suit is to ascertain
who are the parties entitled to the
estate OF Sarah 4. Edmond. deceased.
To distribute the said estate among the
same; to confirm the actings and
doings OF the said administrator. and
to take such accounts as may be
necessary.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that the said George Edmond
Martha a. Woodbridge, Sarah f. Rich
mond. Malcolm S. Edmond. Leo G. Ed
mond, George w. Edmond. Roberta e.
Iredell. Julia w Luckett and Din
widdie j. Luckctt. her husband. are
nonrcsidonts OF this State 1t is or
dered that tho said nonresident de-
PENDANTS appear here within fifteen
days after tho due publication or this
order and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this suit
a Copy--Teste:
CHAS. o. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
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agfnts lllanteb

AGENfs~A New ARTICLE: 1sEc.
ord breaking sales everywhere
Write for free sample and our new
catalogue. THE CAPITOL DIS
TRlBUTING CO. Ills :. G. Avenue.
S. T.. Washington. D. C.
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GIBBONEY- NUCKoLs CO, 1ol4 EAST
Main.
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fUr SaIe

FG Bumps s1 aaa
In general /. ROSE & CO. Rich
FOR SALE. AN OLD-FASHIONED MA
hogany Tester bedstead. LIZ feet
stone. Va.
ENulNE SMITHFIELD HAMS,
West Broad. Phone Monroe sS4 or
sHAFTiNG. HANGERS. WOOD AND
ci.ARENcE COSBY. R SIasn n1I V Veeo
COLONIAL VIRGINIA." BY ]. A. c.
Shahd'e pp an? asg : Il Thomas yo;
Times D ISL CO. 'n KidSmond f vs
FOR SALE. EVERYTHING IN UP-TO-
date wagons and buegies at lowest
STsSss sUHs 7s siaso t.ss1 A
PHOTO STUDIO FOR SALE THE
best located in Norfolk for middle
class trade. Fitted from Ping Pong
to sxie; good postcard business. Fine
ness reason for selling Cash or
e eau only ADDRESS a. p.
va.
CORN ON COB. MONROE GROCERY
| co, BIS West Broad az dozen.
CONCRETE BARS. ALL SIZES. PIPE.
wei casing, columns, rods and
c &C sif Klehind ae5v'S va CLARENCE
A BARGAIN IN 4 SODA FOUNTAINS;
$500 fountain for $3.50 Get busy
Box 252. Covington. Va.
5oS,ea i tanE. Al! oeomPie,e, for
81. care Times Dispatch
FOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS, CTS Brook Avenue; painting,
repairing and rubber-tire work.
ENNINE SMlTHFIELn HANS,
West Broad. Phone Monroe 3st or
FOR SALE. ONE HIGH-GRADE CUT
under stcel-tired surrey, s675o; one
M sifsiisfg s 39e 'g Isl East st0 cary
Street
STEEL STALLS AND STANCHIONS.
litter, feed and hay carriers. Dairy
barn equipment manufactured by
Louden Machinery Co CLARENCE
COSBY. Richmond. Va.
LIFE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COM
course for only $3.50. CALI ns' Write
rescntative MASSEY BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
ONE DAYTON WAGON, SOS: ONE
farm wagon, se"; one laundry wagon.
s25; one top wagon. sS5; one buggy.
$50: one furniture wagon, one light
truck. Nice line OF Surveys, top
buggics and runabouts THOS. II.
DUKE & CO. S0+ Brook Avenue.
ONE POWER PIPE-CUTTING AND
threading machine. complete with
dies from ! 4 to finch; motor and
betting, in good condition, only $500
q a. care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE. GOOD FAMILY BROKE
horse, cut-under runabout and har-
dition. Sis, 1891 west Cary Street
CORN ON COB. MONROE GROCERY
co. BIS West Broad. 10 dozen.
OAK BEDROOM SET AND FOLDING
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WANTED. GOOD SURFACE GRINDER
FOB ofTICAL IHor; A. coop
ADDRESS TiTMCS OPTICAL co
PETERSBURG, VA
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ACRES NEAR ACCA STATION. r., f
s. p; two little houses.
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5ummrr Soarning

DlGGS COTTAGE OPENS MAY IS.
Fronting Chesapeake Bay. Modern
in every respect. Boarding. lodging
bathing and fishing. Best accom-
modations guaranteed. MRS H. A
DiGGS. Proprietress. Ocean View Va.
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FOR SALE. AN LD-FASHIONED MA
hogany Tester bedstcad, I-2 feet
high. Address Lock Box 81, Black
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WANTED, FOR U. 8. ARMY. ABLE
bodied, unmarried men. between ages
of Is .nd IS: citizens OF United States.
of good character ana temperate hab-
its, who can speak. read and write
the Ergl sh language. For lnforma-
lion. apply to Recruiting officer. S30
Enn, Hroah Itichmnnd Va
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FOR SALE, CLOSE TO ELECTRIC
and steam road. five miles from Rich
Tnond, on macadam road. twenty
acres. all cleared: large orchard :
good six-room house, barn corn crib
ana all necessary outbuildings:
Fenced and cross-fenced. fine neigh
borhood; school and churches con-
venient. Price. s2.5O0. NJ. G. MANN
IL CO. 9l5 Hull street. Phone Madi-
Son 56S7
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FOR SALE. ENGINES, =. oTTERs
pumps and second hand machinery
In general. l. ROSE 81 co. Rich
mond. Va
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Real estate for Rsn.

AUTOMOBILES STORAGE DEAD AND
alvey Tor rent very cheap; can ac.
commodate nifty. Phone 52Sg
DELIGHTFUL NEW COTTACE At
Amelia f9r rent for summer months.
LARGE STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT
Main Street. between Thirteenth and
Tourteenth. 81, care Times Dis
patch.
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EDUCATED. EXPERIENCED TEACH
CT wishes employment for two or
three months as governess. mothers
helper or assistant matron. VIII
assist with plain sewing. Salary
moderate. Address MISS BERTHE
JONES. Danville. Va. H. f. D. l.
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G En- y = SMITHFIELD HAMS.
Phone MONROE GROCERY co ais
West Broad. Phone Monroe 3S4 or
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BItuationS, 3orofeS0fonal

WANTED--AN EXP Is RlIloEN c E d
teacher desires position I'm family
for two or more months. Music.
higher English branches. French and
Latin taught. Write Immediately.
stating terms. MISS NJ. MASON, 8
Adams Street. Petersburg Va
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Z0st ann TpllrU
Rrlp GGlanssn a7alf

WANTED. FOR PERIOD OF
thirty days or more analytical chem
list to assist in the chemical analysis
Of naval stores and material at the
navy yard Norfolk, Va. Applicant
must be familiar with qualitative
and qualitative processes, as applied
tn inorganic and organic material Pay
1T tho rate OF s3.76 per diem. Apply
y $. Navy Yard. Norfolk. Va.
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A BRAVE OLD SOLDIER. WHO
JOINS THE JEFN RANKS.

My Dear Sir: The Jeff and Maya
zine has just reached me and [ en-
close one dollar for The Jeffersonian,
beginning with No. A, Oct 80. A
little later I shall add the Magazine
to the list and possibly some of your
other publications.
My only source Of revenue is my
pension, but being free thinker
and opposed to papal aggrandize-
ment in this beloved country Of ours,
l feel that it is money we'll spent in
shaking off and stamping out this
monster from our fair land, both
root and branch. Am now living
on borrowed time, being near u
years Of age, but 1 hope to live to
see our public schools the only
source Of education among our
youth, doing away with all parochial
schools entirely. If religion is to be
taught let it be done at home or the
church proper.
I live in the midst of papists and
am able to see it's evil influences,
both religiously and politically.
Am a red-hot Democrat and voted
for Debs in 1904 in preference to
Parker, the Wall Street candidate
Also highly pleased to read Of your
acquittal at Augusta recently.
Yours for the cause,
w. S. LIPPS.
Ohio.