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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE COUNTY OF COCHISE,
 STATE DE AEIZnNA

Notice of Settlement Of Account. IN THE MATTER of the Estate of EDWARD PENELTON GABBART.
 Deceased NOTICE is hereby given that George R. Smith. the administrator Of the estate Of Edward Penelton Cab bart, deceased, has rendered and pre- seEted for settlement, and filed if said Court his first report and ac- count Of his administration of said es- tate: and that Friday, the 29th day Of August 1913, at 10:00 o'clock. A. M., at the Courtroom of said Court at the Court House in the city of Tomb stone, in said Cochise County, has been duly appointed by the Judge of said court. for the settlement of sais account at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file his exceptions iii writing. to the said account and con test the game.
 J. E JAMES,
 Clerk of the Superior Court, as
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Christianity in India.

Tn South India alone there arc to- day fully 1000 Christian college grad uates. 1oascr3 in the life of Christian communities. Of the 25.ooo students in higher educational institutions 5,4s3 arc in Christiap colleges.
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REVIEW WANT ADS

 25 Advertisements thHn for insertion ths pornins's
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MISCELLANEOUS

FARMERS write for our retail price list on summer field seeds and poultry foods. It gives information when to plant and quantity of seed required for an acre. Address Sur ges Hay & Grain Co, Phoenix, Aria
 211
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SEATTLE Painting & Decorating Co.,, Phone SS-Box 20i. D. ". Walker.
 929
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IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT
Tn the County Of coehise. State os
 Arizona

In the Matter of the Estate of John C. Anderson. Deceased
 Notice Of Settlement or Account Notice is hereby given that August
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KeepIna Mlne b csnaltIon.

Keeping Mine in Condition.
 No mind is first elcs5 that iS net continually reading books and con versinF with men that require an ef fort to be understood The novel soaked intellect, goTmondizing upon easy reading. grows fabby.
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In rAE suPERIoR couRT
in the County Of cochise, State O
 Arizona

ia the County Of coehise, State Of
 Arizona
 In the Matter of the Estate or Charles McGinty. Deceased
 Notice Of Hearing Petition.
 Notice Is hereby given that James BrogsH has filed in this court his pe- tition praying for fstters Of admin istration Of the estate of the above named Charles McGinty. deceased, and that the same will be heard on Friday the sth day Of August, A. D. 1913 at f9:90 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day at the Courtroom of said court. in the City of Tombstone, Coun- ty of Cochise, State of Arizona. and all persons Interested in said estate are nctified, then ard there to appear and show cause, if any they have why the prayer 0f said petitioner should not bc granted.
 J F. JAMES.
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LODGE NOTICES
MASONIC CALENDAR
By C. A. Voight

WEEK ENDING AUGUST ?. A. Monday %Z2 Tuesday--7:3O Sec. Degree fT\ Wednesday,
 Thursday
 Friday
 Saturday 7. J. OLoughlin, W. Nj. Bassett Watkins, Sec'y, F. & A. NJ. C W. Stewart, H. P. F. E. Bennett, T. I. M. ]. T Abrams, F. c. W. R. Banks, Sec'y. Huachuca Coun- ell, R. A. NJ & K. T.
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TPHOLSTERING of all descriptions. automobiles re-upholstered. furni- ture repaired. cushions and mat tresses made over, slip covers anC
 drareries made to order. Frank J. Kcoh, P. O. Box 526. Bisbee, Ariz.
 II9.
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AWNINGS & Curtains for stores and
 residences. Nouns Tent.& Awning Co.,, Opp. Masonic BlGs. ZsI
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wooomAN CIRCLE

Meets in Medigoyich Hall 2ud and fth Fridays 7:30 D. m.
 ELLA SCOTT, Guardian EMILY V. FOUNTAIN, Clerk. r. 0. BOX HI.
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pR. HATTIE JOHNSON.

OSTEOPATH, Diseases of women a speciality, Ho. tel Royal 31
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FOR SALE-One two room house and one room house bOth close in and convenient. Price reasonable and terms 10 suit Inquire at the Wiidman Lumber Yard Higgins stop, Tombstone canyon. Phone SS.
 3z1
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY.
LADIES OF THE MAccAeEEs

z Meets in Fair Hall sA the 1st and 3rd s-r;.ssssss ThRrsday night of
 sy5 each months. Visit
 iRs members are cordially invited
 ANNA VJs:s.-i-. commander. MARY G. ASHBY, Record Keeper.
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! r.. JAMES

clerE of the Superior Court Dated July 2i, 1913. 2g4 ris--2--- '.s s-' - -9s.- -- s7--sF
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J. D. JAMES,
 Clerk of the Superior Court. Dated July 24, 1913. 2s2
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FOR SALE-Nine months old laying bullets, 5000 dog, 19 Tombstone Canyon
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FOR SALE-Ford runabout, new only run 300 miles. win discount Apply j. l. Brophy, Box CSC, Bisbes
 f.
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FOR SALE buildings and well stocked milk ranch. Wells. wind mill. etc Don Luis. Inquire l. W.
 Wallace. 23S.
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Before me, S- R. Williams, Notary 'ublic. in and for the County of Co ;hise, State of Arizona on this day personally appeared Charles l.. Yer iugo. Charles Borgatta. Rafael Behave, Peter Bosio and Andres c. Valenzu. la. known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the 'oregoing instrument. and acknoWl. sdged to me that they executed the 'ame for the purposes and considera- ions therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office. this 7th day Of July A. D. 1913.
 My commission expires February =. 1916.
 fSeaL) S. K. WILLIAMS. Notary Public in ard for. the County of CoelIise, State of Arizona
 Filed in the office of thR Arizona Corporation Commission this 14th day of July, A. D. 1913 at 1e.00 a. nj. al request of s. K. WILLIAMS. whose post office address Is Bisbee. Arizona ARIZONA CORPORATION CoMMIS-
 SION.
 By W. P. GEARY, Chairman
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Clerk Of the Superior Court. Dated July 2I. 1913. 235
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-08
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES

Ashland. Va. February Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Newman will leave next
wednesday for an extended Southern
trip.
Misses Greyson and Clarke Hoof-
nagIe left to-day for six weeks Wis
il to Buena Vista
Miss Matthai. of Baltimore. will con-
cIude her visit 10 her aunt. Mrs. Frank
Day. and return home on Saturday
Mrs. Hugh Denocn was recently the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Charles u
Bridges.
Rutherford Fleet left wednesday
for a business trip to Augusta. Ca
.'Ibsen-Life Temperament: It's In
nuence on His W'itings.~ Was the
subject OF an interesting and much ap-
preciated paper read by Mrs Mary
Halves TYLER. on Thursday afternoon
at the Young Wonan's Literary Club.
The discussion on current events was
led BY Miss Katherine Overton Kent
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tucker. Jr. leave
next week FOR Walkcrton. where they
will spend n month
The Young Mems Literary Society
held its regular meeting on Tuesday
night President r. : CardOza called
the meeting to order. and after the
usual business was gone into. the fol
lowing program was enjoyed. Nolgr-
tary defamation. an essay BY r. n.
Cardoza. and lastly. a debate. the sub
iecf being Resolved. That the Pres
idcnt Of thc United states should Hold
Oficc for only one Term" Dr. J. o.
Hart and y. webb Midyefte represent
ed the Affirmative. and Wilmer Hall
and George RICE the negative. IN the
absence Of Nrssrs. Rice and Nidyctfc.
George 4. Bowics and q. y. Jones were
appointed The question Is one Of ma
tionai interest a. present 10 having
recently passed the Democratic Con-
grcss. and therefore proved a live wire
with the debstors. who presented their
respective views with precision ard
dialerticai force.
The society - doing = good work IN
town and petitions are fast coming IN
for membership. Walter Harrison.
stuart Bumpass and John WiEhtmsn
were elected members
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LEES HOME TO Be
MADE F|REPROOF
Virginia Historical Society to
Preserve Interesting
Landmark.

Plans for fireproofng the residence
of General Robert T. Lee, on Franklin
Street between Seventh and Eighth
Streets, now the home of the Virginia
Historical Society. were considered at
a meeting of the executive committee
Thursday night There were present
President w. Gordon McCabe and
Messrs. Valentine Richardson, Lam
caster, Patteson. Yonge, George, NC
CURE and Stanard.
1t was decided that the annual meet
ing of the society be fixed for Satur-
day, February Is, at 4:3o p. NJ II
had beeu expected that there would be
an address. but this Will De eliminates
and the meeting will be confined to
the reading OF the annual report or
President McCabe and other business
The executive committe has Tor
some time past been considering the
necessity for making the home OF the
society freproof and for erecting a
fireproof building in the back yard
Various plans were discussed. and SUB
committees appointed, and active Work
will soon begin.
The executor of the will or Mrs VI
T &. Tyree. of Lynchburg. last sur
viying granddaughter OF Patrick
Henry. has sent to the society a hand p
some punch bowl that belonged 10 Henry
and which Mrs. Tyree bequeathed 10
the Virginia historical SocieeS
there Is no suitable place to exhibit II
II will for the present not be unpacked-
Another bequest received was from the
late Miss Maggie Freeiand. the beau
tiful badge of an honorary alumnus.
given her BY the Virginia Military In
stitute. The receipt OF interesting his
toricaI papers from Miss Lucie F. stone.
of HoIlins. and Charles Poindexter, or
Richmond. was reported. The treasu-
rer's repotr showed that the perrna-
nent fund. the income from which
partly supports the work OF the society.
now amounts to $4,000. an increase
of $1,000 during the year
The following new members were
elected: Life-Judge l. H. Jones. Ken
lucky: annual. {. BAKER, Caii I9rhis
Ms Anne Duncan Beny, New Hamp-
shire. Alexander II. Sands. Virginia;
George c. Downins. Kentucky, and
Mrs NJ Il Cassell. Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-08

TERFlEI<D COINI1s Va.
IN execution OF q certain deed OF
trust bearing date September l. lsiv
to the undersigned trustee. recofu911
IN the clerks once % OF ns Sneg sts. de-
fallt having been made in the pay.
rnent Of a portion OF the debt secured
therein, and being required oy tns
Suolic auction. at Centralia station, on
the electric railway from Richmond 20
'THTRsDAY' FEBRUARY 10. 1913.
at 1870 o'clock A. NJ,
the above mentioned property, Consist
ing of i6J IL acres OF land. VITA .
small dwelling thereon, good barn anu
well fenced with woven wire. being IN
Dale District. Chesterfield County. va
about two and one-half miles south
east Of the courthouse, and descrtoen
in the said deed OF trust as folio"s'
Commencing at a point on the east
side of the Parsons Road. near It's IN
tersection with the old Grassy ROAD.
thence north -. east 80 IL poles 10
corner thence south 10 81, east is 40
Doles to the Old Grassy Road thence
along the Old Grassy Road In an cas-
terly direction III 3-J poles 10 It's
iunction with the New Grassy Road, in
= toutheasterly direction 3t2 poles TO
said Parsons Road. thence along tne
said Parsons Road IN northeriy al
rection 265 LIP poles TO point OF pc
TERMS Cash as 10 so much OF
the proceeds as may be necessary 70
Gefray the expenses OF executing THIS
trust including "A trustee commission
Of per cent and as TO two past due
rOtes aggregating SS6750 with a
small amount OF Interest TO be added
The balance 70 be paid as tollows-
S5a750 January l, 1914. and any re-
nlainder over this amount. If any there
be, 10 be paid January I. 1915.
w. A WILLEROT,
Trustee.
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poultrp, pets anp Rips 5tofk

6FSUfNE ~sHETLAND PoNIEs
Cali and see them. MON fOS I;
Pony FARM Thos. Enos. All
south Laurel Street.
J. ~ 81 .IEYS 5. Third and Mar
shall.
GIANT BIZ )NZE TURKEYS. PAIR u
pounds. tom: 20 pound hens, stock
very best Farm raised: prices very
reasonable. Address Box 70, New
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Zeal Estate for Rent.
Office for Rent
In Mutual Building

Fronting on Main Street. Apply
quick. Tenant leaving city and VIII
make proposition attractive.
Write Box ass. City.
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BisffIIdneDu5

VENTILATORS.
IDEAL VENTILATORS MADE OF
glass: largest capacity: lowest price.
Phone Monroe i6O2-
SHOE REPAIRING.
loc REBATE IF YOU BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Mems shoes half
soled 75c, re5ated to CSC. ladies
half-soles. 6oc. related TO soc. Every
pair sewed best leather. no nails. no
pegs Keeling. 25c. DREW S ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. 7l5 Last
Main. Phone Monroe 26o7-
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professional belp llantfn

TEACHERs-FOR FALL TERMS
graded. hlgh schools and colleges
calls already coming in The wise
teacher will enroll early. Service
guaranteed Three agencies. one en-
roiment. SHERIDAN TEACHERS
AGENCIES. Charlotte. y. &.
WANTED. AT ONCE. COVERINGS
for private family in North Caro-
Ina. Must teach English. music. art
and expression. VIRGINIA. TEACH
Frs BUREAU. Richmond, Va. Phone
Madison -r-k
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Busfnrss Opportunitif5

cAPrTkI. FoR APPROVED EN-
frrrrfe~4 without com mission. Pun
parflcuiars mailed Tor = postage.
Address TffE CtOltttA fhO-
MOTER. Gainesville. Ca.
N x>Tr.r, A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
- forafe ~ To~aHorfas. Va ff IN
teresfed write FLOYD BLACK Sec
refarr Board Of Tradc-
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ReaI estate (Cantfo

WESTED. TO Buy A FARM. WITH
improvements. OF from one hundred
30 two hundred acres. about one mile
from railroad and twenty miles from
Richmond. VIII only deal with
owner Agents need not answer Ad-
iress A So. care Times Dispatch.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A:
CONNELLY < CO VITO postal
for necessary blanks
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INAUGURATION Rooms For Rent.

COMING TO INAUG CRATION? WRITE
regarding rooms in private houses
Don't paw tig prices. Information
furnished 25c Uel person BOX %.
INAUGURATION WEEK, $3.50 RICH
Is furnished hve-room apartment;
two bedrooms. The New Woodward
Excellent colOred women in charge;
very best references required. Ac-
dress 305. THE WOODWARD, Wash
frgtDn. y. G
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open daily from ie A. n. 70 Z. N
Admission. 15c Free % SstnroaSA
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TTPEWRITERS.

OF ALL MAKES
and models sold. rented and skllfUlly
repaired Remingtons. Underwoods,
divers. Smith PTemiers. Bar Locks,
and L. C. Smith Bros. Machines
rented from s. to s. for three months
First rent paid applied on purchase
THE AMERICAN TYPEW RIT Err
EXCHANGE. oO5 East Main Street.
Phone Madison 5255
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Rooms for Rfnt

NTCELY FURNISHED, CLEAN
rooms. bath. heat. gentlemen only
THE ROANOKE, ia North Eighth.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS Il
North Sixth. between Franklin ana
Mai?-
FtRN.SHF ROOMS FOR RENT. sos
East Clay Street
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without board. us East Mar
-hali
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agtnls I-.dnteo

DAILY SELLINf5 SEQ SODA
FOUNTAIN. MANUFACTURED 1854
aberdeen. Philadelphia.
AGENTS SOMETHING DIFFERENT.
Write for special proposition MON
ROE MFG. CO. 90. la Crosse. Wis.
an Old LINE LIFE INSURANCE
company desires the services Of two
specfai travelling agents. with salary
and expenses Conference desired.
and need not apply withou; salts
factory references. Al communica-
lions confidential Address g S5I.
care Times Dispatch.
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Rooms casnTfo

T,V0 LIGHT ROOMS FOR GENTLE.
men. heat and light 81 LAST
Franklin Street
TWO LIGHT ROOMS FOE stN III.
men: heat and light f'i last
Franklin Street
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RfaI Cstatf 5pr Salt


VIRGINIA FARM BARGAIN 81
have for sale the best class of money
making farms in the State IN a sec
ton offering superior ad'an..ees, 70
write TO r. II. BALL. Williamsburg
Va.
FOR SALE. BRICK HOUSE WITH
kitchen IN rear to be removed IRON
premises Apply JNO. X; MISoE, d., 81
South Fourth Street. Phone Mon
roe 3s15-j-
RARG AIMS IN JAMES RIVER FARMS
ago acres, small house and barn J.
600; 200 acres. we'll Improved, s1l,-
500. l42 res, small house ana paIil;
S45Oo. 1853 acres, good house ana
barn 5000: SAT acres, fine stock
farm. SIG 600. 4l2 acres grand Co
IoniaI mansion. SIS, 0oe, Farms y, ms, %: OF
any size. Trice and location EWINO
q BJCHASAN. Chester, Va
FARMS FOR sALE-sMALL FARMS
from $1,000 10 $4,000. on easy pay
.nents. also large up-to-date farms
from $4,000 70 $4,000. Mrite ms ne
your wants. WALLACE THOMPSON,
Real Estate Agent, Tatum. orange
County. Va.
ss5 PER FOOT. HANOVER ANENU z,
north side east of Tilden Street lI9
feet deep How about lot on south
side Broad street at a real = a TAT,
with us for sale. GEO. {. POINDEN-
TER & Co. 2l1 Mutual Building.
FOR SALE. MILLION FEET EXCEL
lent timber on railroad. near Rich
rnond. See US to-day. COTTkELL,
s04 East Franklin
FOR SALE. ONE OF MOST BEACTI.
ful building sites on Chesapeake and
Ohio: 40 acres land. profitable 60
ing gristmill; large amount timber;
ali Immediately at depot Get our
price to-day COTTRELLs the Farm
Man, sOs East Franklin Street
FOR SALE. LOT. 200113s. WEST END.
VIII sell 10 quick purchaser. Al
dress a Il. care Times Dispat ten.
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personals

rfr-Afkx HAIR BOUGHT. MD SOLD
At UrcHESS 2Gs North Ihlrd.
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WHEN YOU WANT

WHEN YOU WANT
HOUSECLEANING. WAXING AND
staining floors windows washed
call Monroe 1920. New houses a
specially. Prompt service. WILL
LIAM JOHNSON
CREAM PUFFS. LARGE ONES. IL
for 25c DRINKARD'S. 423 l2
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patfnt5

PkTENTs[FREE PERSONAL CON
sultation In Richmond Win invent
ors: ffteen years experience, saLis-
factory references s H EVANS,
Patent Attorney, Box sS4. Richmond
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Eo5t anD 53uno

LOST ONE CERTIFICATE FOR FIF-
teen shares Of stock In the American
National Bank OF Richmond, Va; is
sued 10 Mrs. Carrie l.. Page or fort
Worth, Tex, March 8, 1905, and num-
bered 775. This certificate has not
been transferred, and is now owned
by the estate OF Mrs. Carrie l.. Page.
deceased. Application Will be mace
81 once to the above bank for a
duplicate of said lost certificate. J.
r. DAVIES. Executor OF the estate OF
Mrs Carrie l.. Page, deceased, Fort
Worth, Texas
LOST PAIR LADY'S GOLD EYE
glasses on Main. between Twelfth
and Seventeenth street. Phone Non
roe 228S-L, or leave at Times-Dis-
patch. Reward.
Lost, ASTRICAN YELLOW MCFF ON
2rnad Street between Twenty
seventh ands TWenty-secOnd, wed
nesday evening between and 7. Re
turn TO 220O East Broad. Reward.
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I,fIp, a9aIf ano female

MEN-WONEN: GET GOVERN
ment parcel post Jobs so week
Wyite f9r list q PT2fTlrsrIGfns 3 9per.
S97A. Rochester. y (
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flats luanffo

WASTED HOUSEKEEPING ArART-
r.cnt two or three rooms and Datn.
west End. moderate price -. care
Tines Dispatch.
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Rpftrf9

FRESH BCrrERM1EK oEI,t, S,
Our 9wn m msks OF 20 aai'y ou''e''
WANTED. THE PubdLlIO r.wsi'
ers. ei2 East Main Street; ply. sTe er.
exchange and REMOUNT Y L
AMONDS IN THE LAT ISL
STYLES Old gold and silver
always taken in exchange.
MR. JOHN ii. SMITH. OF THE
Richmond Vehicle Construction ON
pany. and Mr.. K, +. Moore. OF we
r. + Moore Cor announce dns
Consolidation OF the two nTr ~ u W. q y
The name OF the sMITH-RR Ssinsss
in the future VIII be conducted rom
the plant Of the above romeo Sia'S'
firm. 34 North Fifth street: COLI
tinuance Of past patronage IL to
spectfully requested
SPECIAL NOTICE.-SCOTTS OLD
Market Drug Store will sell on Sal.
urday MUNYON'S witch hazel l5-cent
soap for cents a cake. TWO 10
customer
OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL LABOR
AGENCY has been moved 10 lll1
East Main Street, Room o. Phone
67SI. Madison
THIS is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
that 4 will not be responsible Tor
any debts contracted BY any OF. one put
myself a Is. COUSINS.
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auction 5aIes future days

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE I =, or or
1876 re- ACRES OF LAND IN cfsrsS-
TERRIFIED COUNTY, VA
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Boarding

f~----------------~-->-~>--'- -
MRS CHAS X BOW Frs, u5
Ess. FRANKLIN Street handsome
rooms. with steam heat and board
BOULEVARD INN ON HAMPTON
Roads. country and seashoTe com
bined with city convenience Ilte
for literature MISSES IABB-
Boulevard Inn. Hampton. Va
40 WEST GRACE STREET, HOT
water heated rooms. Table boarders
wanted
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Siruations llanfro. 97dls

YONG MARRIED MAN DESIRES PO-
sition at once willing worker. hon
est and reliable. Have had five years
experience as salesman and collector
but no objection 70 inside position
Can furnish best reference Address
b So, care Times-Dispatch.
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poIrl5
TURKISH AND ROMAN Bats

Table d'Hote Dinner Saturday nnt
sundsy e,eni3g. 60 . O'clock $50
each
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-10
'0WfN INSURANCE
 CASE SUBMITTED

The appear or the Mutual Life In- surance Company of New York against G. E. Owen, administrator of the estate of o. J. Owen, deceased. will be submitted in the Arkansas supreme court next week, the brief of the appellee having been filed by At 'torneys Sam Frauenthal and R. w.. Robins today. The Owen estate at the July term of the Faulkner circuit court was given Judgment against the company on policy of $1O,OOO car ried by o. J. Owen, the payment of which the company resisted on the ground of misrepresentations as to the condition of the insured's health. The judgment also included a penalty of 12 per cent of the face of the policy and attorneys fee A decision in the case will probably be rendered within two or three weeks
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-10
JURY DISCHARGED IN COKFR TRIAL 7 10 } FOR AC0UI1TAL JURY UNABLE TO REACH YER. DICT AFTER 24 HOURS DE-
 LIBERATION.

opeclai to the Log Cabin Democrat.
 Lltt Rock, Dec. 10.-After delib- erating for 24 hours the jury in the murder trial of Joe Coker was unable to reach verdict and was discha roed by Judge R. J. Lea at II o'clock this morning. The jury, it is stated. stood seven for acquittal and five for convic- tlon of second-degree murder.
 toker was indicted for murder in the first degree for killing pr. John Harrod at Olmstead on October 2 His defense was the "unwritten law"
 The case went to the jury at noon yesterday, when Prosecuting Attorney k. L. Rogers made his final argument. summing up the evidence and urging that they not be influenced by the plea of the 'unwritten law offered by Coker's attorneys. Attorney R. c. Bruce of Conway, in behalf of Coker. declared that only two verdicts were possible
 II you cs.Ily out your oaths," he urged, you must acquit this man on grounds of insanity. Otherwise your verdict will be for first degree mur der"
 Prosecutor Rogers, who made the closing talk, declared that any man may commit cold-blooded murder and hide behind plea similar to that of Coker, that he had killed a man in the defense of his home.