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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
SANTA ANSWERS
PLEA FOR BABY
Instead of One, as Requested,
Good Old St. Nick Sends
Three.

New York December 1.-oGod old
-. Nicholas is generous with his gifts
It times Apropos OF which he received
tho following request:
"Dcre Mister Sandy Claws: Will YOU
please forr brung us a baby brotder
or maybee Il baby sister what we want
70 play wit we want. you pleese to do
II forr cristmus and hang it on our
Cristnus tree and plecse don't for ter
fogit. i am Annie Josephine what IL
writtin this and am yure dere frie nd.
so please BRING another baby for us.
Goodbie, and hope gu will git this al
vito. p. ST. wants a baby brother
cause We havo got fore gils all retty.
but Mary. Lizzie and Veronica want n
baby sister and Nora wants Il brother
like me. Plese hep us out"
~ week ago Annie Josephine OFara,
aged seven, laboriously penned these
words to Sandy Claws" while her
three eager-eycd little ssters--Mary
Elizabeth. five: Veronica, four. and
Nora, two-looked over her shoulder.
Their mother looked on. too, fondly and
with amusement.
And nights and mornings. In their
bedtime and getting up prayers, the
littlc ones did not once forget to send
up q repetition OF their plea to the good
old patron OF little children.
And their papa. who Is hearty Jamos
o'lIara. chuclslcd when lie heard all
about IL.
And santa Claus surely heard the
call, for he made bountiful rcspon Sc
yesterday, though he was surprisingly
early about making a Christmas ship
ment.
There were three little strangers at
the O'Hara home, at 30 Gunthcr Place,
East New York, last night. Sandy
Claws brought two beautiful little
sisters and a lusty baby brother, while
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PRINTING.

1000 BUSINESS CARDS $3.50. WE
save you money. LEA<E PRINTING
COMPANY, Specialists" COS East
Main.
DO YOU USE STILLSON WRENCHES?
II not, why not? Note our prices and
you viii: 6-inch, so cents; S-inch, as
cents; 10-inch, GO cents: I4-inch 75
cents; lS-inch, S1.05. HARDWARE
DISTRIBUTING STORES Co. INC,
Typ East Main. Monroe 0l1l
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Annie. Josephine. Mary. Lizzie. Norah
and Veronica wero out at play.
My. bnt they wcro delighted when
they cane In and made the discovery,
even IL Sandy did not wait a hit
longer and hang the newcomers on the
Christmas tree. rs requested
OHara Is a briCklaycr. IIe was lay
ing brick on the newly constructed
eighth floor OF an annex to the st.
George Hotel. Brooklyn. when q telc-
phone call sent him home In a hurry.
What's tho riot?" no asked, when n
great clamor befell his ears when he
reached home.
"Triplets," said tho nurse. who met
him at the door.
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TODAY (TUEsDAY) DEC .

TO-DAY (TUESDAY), DEC. .,
beginning, at 1880 O'Clock a. NJ,
We will sell for Page. a large and very
valuable collection of General Mer-
chandise. consisting of several new
Graph ophones and Talking Machines
in perfect order; case Edison Records
large lot of Candies. Toys. Dolls, etc;
several new Electric Lamps. new Heat
ing stoves new Steel Range, several
new Cooking Stoves. fine Oak Case Far
lor Organ and Stool (new). three cases
Shoes. lot OF Mems Suits, Pants and
Overcoats. Ovcralls. Childrens Hats
Automobile Robes fur), Blankets
Drursets. Books. Crockery, Glassware
Ornaments. etc
This is an unusually large and val
liable collection. and must be sold to
make room.
TERMS: Cash
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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The Valentine Auction Co.,
AUCTIONEERS.
618 EAST BROAD STREET.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.


Pursuant to an order OF the District
Court OF the United States for the East
ern District OF Virginia. entered on the
2Sth day OF November 1918. in the
matter OF O. d. Howard, bankrupt, I
Will offer for sale, on the premises, on
TO-DAY (TUESDAY), DEC. 2.
at $3.50 o'clock z. NJ.
the lease on storehouse. No. 121I-I2l6
East Cary Street, running to Decent Der
~; l9l 1, at SO per month Also the
following: one Underwood Typewriter
three Desks, three Heating Stoves ono
Iron Safe, one Check Protector. sew
eral Chairs and Stool, one Hand Truck,
lot OF Baled Hay. lot Empty Barrels
and Crates, lot Coal.
TERMS: Cash.
HEATH j. RAWLEY.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO. 81
Auctioneers
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Rutires

[ SHALL. AT p. NJ. on MONDAY.
December the Is, 1913, in front OF
the Exchange Hotel In the town OF
Boydton. Va. offer for sale to the
highest bidder the Exchange Hotel,
together with all its appurtenanccs.
including the hotel building OF
twenty-sevcn rooms and all furni-
turc. all outbuildings. including a
new and up to date stable. and three
acres OF land, upon which said build :
ings are located. The hotel Is cen
trally located. and is a desirable place
in every way. Terms OF sale: Cash
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5oltrttors anu SalfSti,en

SPECIALITY Observation-Disclosures
big money in our new specially:
without competition: $500 profit
every sale: three to flvo sales daily;
easy; write quickly for details and
proposition granting you exclusive
territory. C. rs. care Times Dispatch.
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MAGNIFICENT DIAMONDS.


Immediately following the sale OF
the Household Furniture, we will sell
the following valuable pieces of jew
elry:
One Diamond Locket. with stona
about one and one-half carats: one
Heavy Gold Chain, one Gold Bracelet
with diamond centre about one carat:
one pair Diamond Earrings, about o
and one-half carats each; one Twin
Diamond Ring. about one and three
quarter carats each, one Seven Stone
Diamond Brooch, centre stone about
two carats, other six about seven
eighth carats each one Princess
Olivines and Diamond Ring, one three
stone Diamond Ring. about three
fourth carats each, one Solitaire Dia-
mond Ring. about one and one quarter
carats. one Solitaire Diamond Rims.
about one carat: one Solitaire Diamond
King, about two carats; one Opal and
Diamond Cluster Ring, one seven
stone small Diamond Cluster one Bar
Pin. Ave small Diamonds and four
Amethysts.
The jewelry will be on exhibition at
the above residence on morning OF sale,
from $3.50 until sold. For further par
ticulars. apply to auctioneers
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash
w. d. JORDAN,
Executor OF Lille S. Jordan
OFLAHERTY, FULTON &c BYRD,
Attorneys for Executor.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
Auctioneers.
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BY A. ]. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT ATTRACTIVE DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING. NO. s12o
GROVE AVENUE.
BY virtue OF certain decd OF trust.
bearing date tho 30th day OF April.
1912. and recorued in the clerks office
or the Chancery Court OF the city of
Richmond. in Deed Book 2l6-A, page
2o4, default having been made in the
payment OF one OF the notes thereby
secured, and having been required so 70
DO by the beneficiary under the said
deed. we shall proceed to sell, upon the
premises, on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1918,
at o'clock p. NJ.
the two story brick dwelling and lot
described in the said deed, on the south
side of Grove Avenue. between West
Street and Auburn Avenue. fronting on,
the southern line of Grove Avenue
twenty-three (23) feet, and runnins
back between parallel lines 179 feet
ana inches to an alley 20 feet wide
337 feet and l y inches east OF Auburn
Avenue
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay cx-
penses OF sale, any taxes that may be
due on the said property, and $40. due
October 80, 1913; 500 payable April 30
1914; $40 payable October 80. 1914 and
5000 payable April 80. 1915. and the
residue In two equal instruments at six
and twelve months from day OF sale; all
deferred payments to bear interest
from day OF sale until paid
SOL. CUTCHINS
JOHN T. wINGO.
Trustees
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aaents o1,anten

wfDE-AWlKE AGENTS. ARE con-
ing money with our easily demon
stratod specialties. Write to-day for
particulars, sample and new cata-
FEATURING co, 231 East Fourth
Street NcWport Ky
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1918

lhGftSDAl L, DECEMBElt 4, 1913,
beginning at 1880 A. NJ,
all OF the Household Furniture, Jew
elry, etc.
The Furniture consists Of magnifi-
cent San Domingo Mahogany Dresser,
Ghinonier, Mirror Door Wardrobe and
PPrees s Tables very massive Brass
6eus, separate Mahogany Dresser,
Single Mirror Door Walnut Wardrobe.
very handsome Walnut Dining Room
Suite beautiful Haviland China Dinner
Set, quantity Cut Glass. beautiful Sill
yer Tea Service, very handsome silver
Opcan, number of odd pieces OF Silver
ware; very fine Fischer Piano, beauti-
full Iarlor Vases and Ornaments sew
cral Brass and Onyx Tables and Taber-
cites, Mahogany Parlor Cabinet. Ma
hogany Sectional Bookcase, valuable
collection OF Books. very pretty set
Candelabra (three pieces), fine Marble
PEDESTAL, Electric Lamp. Mahogany
Hall Clock grandfather style), Wicker
Couch and Pillows, three very fine
Druggets, Brass Andirons and Tenders
nine genuine Oriental Rugs, number OF
Domestic Rugs. Mahogany Desk. Rock
ers. Chairs and various other nicccs OF
valuable household furniture.
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krat C5tate For Kent
Bankrupt J2ptire5

IL THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR TIE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
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Soarnfng

WANTED, TRANSIENT. PERMANENT
and table boarders; also private din
ing-rooms can be engaged for card
parties and dances 20 West Frank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02

In the matter OF No 1876
ANDREW J. BROWN In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
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1Uantfh

WANTED, ACCOUNTS OF ALL KINDS
for collection. Prompt settlements
OLD DOMINION COL AGENCY, Box
No. 799.
WANTED. TO BUY IN ANY QUANTITY
old scrap bags or bagging SOUTH
ERN WRECKING AND METAL
COMPANY, 1900 williamsburg Ave-
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THE N.AVY'S PURPOSE IS no
make every ono of It's enlisted men ii
success In life Tho greater his sue
ces. the better the American Nav.
IN the navy or in civil life. Variety OF
work aboard ship offers many oppor-
tunitics for skilled men. Pay excel
Apply NAVY RECRUITING STATION.
Allison Building. East Main and Eighth
Strccfs Richnord
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02

NT.1D-IF VOC WANT POSITION
az hreman. brakeman; electric mo-
tornan. conductor. colored train or
sleeping car porter, nrstclass Nor
folk Baltimore roads, sG5 to slG5
month. stead work, experience un-
necessary. no strike. inclose stamp:
name position wanted Passes and
uniforms furnished when neces So rs.
Address RAILWAY INST. Dept.
3-H, Indianapolis Ind.
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3SfaI Gstatr lllanten

LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PROP
erty with US. WIN. NJ MILLER &
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH ]. A. CON
NELLY d co. Write postal for nee
hlnrLa
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SHOES. SHOES. SHOES,

EAMFLE SHOE STORE. o23 East Broad
Street tnear city HalD Good shocs
cheap. Mems, womcn.s and children's
shoes retailed at Wholesale prices.
GEO a. BOWDEN. =. EDWIN BOW
WE MAKE AUTOMOBILE TOPS, DUST
hoods and do all kinds OF trimming
work, making and repairing springs.
Finest automobile painting: lowest
prices for quality. +. H. BOSHER'a
SONS. 10 South Ninth Street.
SPECIAL MEALS-DEER STEAKS.
chops. rabbits, chickens. turkeys and
everything good to eat; all wild game
In season. II serves the best Of
everything at popular prices Try us
TIE NEW YORK RESTAURANT,
?o6 East Main Street.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. Jewellers, 912
East Main street buy. sell. exchange
and l1EMOCET DIAMONDS ~ TIE
LATEST STYLES Old GOLD and
silver always taken In exchange.
L BUY ACCOUNTS, BILLS, NOTES OR
Judgments OF any nature. anywhere.
T. aGl, care Times Dispatch
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keal Gstate for Rent

'oR RENT&TENAN'r LEAVING CITY.
third apartment, 500 West Grace
Separate entrance. eight rooms. all
well lighted. furnished or unfur-
nished. Apply at apartment, or phone
Madison JT2i-J
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SEVERAL OPEN WAGONS, SUITABLE
for general dellvery. cheap.
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pfIp, Walr ann JfrmaIc

AGENTS WANTBD; REST PROPOSE
ton ever was to make money, APP
ply. 700 East Marshall, between s
and a. NJ.
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LARGE STOCK OF BUSINESS BUG
wagons. Lowest prices. Easy terms
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Bueiness Opportunity

SAVE $40 ON YOUR DELIVERY
wagon. Special offer TO one pur-
chaser in each city TO introduce our
line. Largest builders OF express.
delivery. furniture. bakery and dairy.
wagons In the South. Can make any
wagon according 10 your own de-
sign Write for catalogue and prices
today. Big saving. Direct from
factory TO YOU ROCK HILL BUGGY
COMPANY, Rock hin, s G.
WANTED. TO RENT MOTION PIC
ture house in live city, Virginia or
North Carolina, already running Ad-
dress y 500. care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02

HIGH-GRADE RUBBER TIRED SUR
rey. 400.
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4eouItrp, 4osts and ltbf atofk

THERE ARE 80 BETTER FEEDS
19r your mouiting mems, than w J.
feed Feed them and get the much
desired winter eggs. Pullets Will
lay better and steadicr when fed on
Il. too W. J. TODD'S SONS i2s
North Sixth Street.
WOULD LIKE THE USE OF A GOOD
horse FOR his board. VIII be taken
the best OF care. Good home. 1911
West Main Street upstairs.
GENUINE MALTESE KTTTENS FOR
Main Sfrn.f
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grip 10iantrn, SCALE

WANTED. EXPERIENCED MEN TO
SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS. GALL
At CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT..
TIMES DISPATCH.
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autDn.phileS jFpr sale

MOTOR CAR BARGAlNS.ECHAI,. Al:
g cars); .Hupmobile, four pnssenger;
Speedwell, five passcnger; Peerless,
hNo ana seven passenger. Cars in
excellent mechanical, paint and tire
condition. Prices. $50 and up. Also
rat. seven passenger chain driven.
An excellent frame to place delivery
body upon. Apply LLOYD MOTOR
co, S15 West Main Street, Richmond,
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For SaIe

TWO TOP GROCERY WAGONS. 500
and sac.
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LOST. NIGHT 27TIi, BETWEEN
Grace and Broad, OH Allison. or on
Broad and Main car to Academy,
small aInethyat and pearl pin Re
ward IL returned a. s.. Lee d Sons
LOST. on SATURDAY, POSSIBLY At
Academy. hand-engravcd sllver-han-
dice umbrella with Il. w. V. on side.
Reward Phone Monroe 3ti3 OF Mad
iaor, aE2T-J
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a. MEYERS SONS. 1871 EAST CARY
Street
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go8t ann JFDuno

A LARGE MULE cor AWAY AT
Fourteenth and Dock December /.
The finder return the Same TO 1901
North First Street. ana receive a
reward.
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aurtfon salts. Future Says

AS executor OF tho estate Of Mrs.
Lille s. Jordan. deceased, I will sell. at
her late residence. No. 24o5 West Main
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors Of G. NJ LIPHART &
co. INC. OF Richmond. in the Coun-
" of Henrico, and district aforc-
said Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that ON the
10Th day of November. ~ D., 1913. tho
said c. NJ. LtPIIART G. Co. INC. was
duly adjudicatcd bankrupt, and that the
iirSt meeting OF its creditors Will be
held in my office, Rooms No. S02 and
SOS. American National Bank Building,
Richmond. Va, on the STH DAY oF
DECEMBER, a. D., 1913. ut 10 O'clock
in the forenoon, at which time tho
said creditors may attend prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. Il. SNEAD,
Referee in bankruptcy.
November Is, 1913.
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lIraI Getate For SaIr

FOR SALE. LOTS on GROVE. FLOYD
and Hanover Avenues, east OF the
boulevard. Madison 1867. Monroe
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ONE sTEE:L.rIREp rop erGGY. ia5
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FOR SALE. LOTS IN CARTON
Heights. Norwood, Falkland. Ginter
Park: shade trees and Just the place
Tor home. easy terms. w. G.
CNENSNAW. 1909 East Cary Strnot
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DENTISTRY.
BICYCLES.
WALL PAPERS.

j. w. SMITHERS & co, LEADERS. IN
line wall papers. See our line. 22l
East Main Street. Phone Madison
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Snuauon5 lG.anreo, y;cniaIe

WANTED. a POSITION AS MOTHERS
helper by n lady who has had ex-
perience with children and sews
neatly. Address J.. d. b, 92S West
Grace Street
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5000 ACRES; WOULD MAKE AN
ideal stock farm; railroad lines in
centre, well waterco' ScvcraT ,nil-I
lion feet lumber and railroad ties. y
snat at sl2 per acre. EMMETT y.
GREGORN. Dl!lWNn. Va.
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WANTED. WHITE MAID FOR GEN
eral housework, family of three; n
foreigner preferred. Address L.. IL.
j., 220l West Broad
Douglas Island news., 1913-09-24

The Eagles and their friends will dance tonight at che Lyric halL You know the birds always have good time
 The Croatian Mandolin Club orches- tra will give a concert tomorrow night at the Douglas Opera House. Three reels of moving pictures will also be shown.
 Mir. John Riugram, of Juneau, has bought the old Friends Mission church on Fourth street and will convert the building into a modern apartment house.
 Mr. A. Murray resents the spirit of mischief or devntry chat led an indi vidual to shoot holes in his new roof' and the ruined ceilings do not add to his good humor.
 Rev. John H. Warmaueu, pastor of the Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church, of Douglas, will preach his farewell sermon next Sunday evening. The next sailing of the steamship Jet' ferson for the South will take Mr.. Warmaneu and his family to their new home on Puget sound.
 Next Sunday, Sept. 28th, there will be a confirmation service in English at 10 o'clock a.m. in the Swedish Lutheran church and in the evening at o'clock communion service for the oonarma- tiou class. and the pastor will preach his farewell sermon to the congregation and the people of Douglas, Everybody welcome. J. u. Warmanen.
 The big cold storage plant at Sitka is ready for business. It began taking fish Sunday, for the first time. The company offers to take all fish that is brought to 1t at price of two cents a pound upward. The Sitka plant is oue of the largest in the North. 1t has been in process oe construction all summer, and in preparation for its operation fishermen have been gather iug at the former capital of Che terri tory and establishing homes there. 1t has contributed materially to the growth of che city-Empige.
Douglas Island news., 1913-09-24
TREADWELL TOPICS

The stage at the Treadwell Club has been strengthened by the addition of new timbering in place of part of the old foundation.
 Joe Ryan, engineer of the Ready Bul- lion compressor, received news of the serious illness of his mother in Port land and left for the South on the Princess Sophia
 Fred Olson, who lately returned from the Cbisana, has taken the posi- tion as engineer at the Ready Bullion compressor during the absence of Joe Ryan
 Carpenters have been doing a good deal of work on the road leading from the postof1ce to the store and as con- sequence itis in excellent condition.
 VIC. Reynolds left on the Alameda for Valdez, where in company with his partner, Lindsay, he will hit the trail for the Chisana.
 Onie Honkanen, who has spent the past four months in Astoria, Oregon, returned on the Jefferson and is visit- ing with his brother in law, Monte Benson.
 John Kerkas left on the Jefferson for Seattle, where he will spend Che winter.
 The 6remeu's smoker at the Club on Monday evening was a pronounced success. The motto of the evening was Something doing every minute" and every one was satisfied with the entertainment given. The boxing, wrestling and vaudeville turns were all good and the orchestra was excellent. About GOO persons were present, inc cludiug 90 or 60 who came over from Juneau for tbe occasion. A hot lunch was served in the gymnasium after the smoker.
 There will be meeting of the Tread we'll Dramatic Club tonight
 The Club dance at Treadwel last Wednesday evening was we'll attended and those attending report having had a good time
 K. Allen has taken position at the machine shop.
 F. W. Bradley, president of the Alas ka TresdveI Gold Mining company, left for the South ou the Admiral Sampson
Douglas Island news., 1913-09-24

A story is told of two Irish farmers who had not seen each other for long time, and who met at a fair. They had a lot of things to tell each other
 Sure, it's married or am" said Murphy.
 "You don't tell me sc" said Moran.
 "Fai, yes" said Murphy, "and Dive got a foine, healthy boy, which the neighbors say is the very picture O me-"
 Moran looked for moment at Mur- phy, who was not remarkable for his good looks, and then said:
 "Ah, we'll, what's the harm so long as the cbild's healthy"
Douglas Island news., 1913-09-24
A. B,s Elect Officers

One of Che good oid-fashioued rous- ing meetings is promised at the con- clave of che Arctic Brothers at A. L. U. hall next Tuesday night. There will be election of officers and other i'm portant business. A special committee has been appointed to help the camp cook roast the malamute for the oc- casion. Mush onl
Douglas Island news., 1913-09-24
A School Bell

Prof. s. W. Conweil and the teachers and pupils of the Douglas public school are earnestly preparing for tag day, when they expect Go sell enough tags at two-bits each Go pur- chase a fine large bell for the school house. As we understand it, Che more tags sold, the bigger Che bell.
Douglas Island news., 1913-09-24

Something new in life preservers at Jenseu's. It takes the place of a cush. ion and pillow, and passes inspection on all motor boats as a life preserver. Ask to see it when you pass by
Douglas Island news., 1913-09-24
Notice

All accounts due Chambers Bros. for meat, etc., should be paid at the Doug las Meat Market only.
 DOUGLAS MARKET.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-22
SUES DENTIST FOR ILLNESS
Blan,es Shock to System on Work Of
Scranton Doctor.

Declaring hat he has been phys'-
cally ruined through the carelessu $
OF a dentist in hNing a cap 10 "a tooth.
Alfred Marsden. OF Jersey Ciy. a.
peared In the United states court n
Scranton Pa. to pres his claim ar
sio.ooo damages against nr Robert f.
Taylor. o, Scranton.
Marsdcn maintains thai his spine
nervous system, sight and genera
health have been affected in con e.
Guencc of me dentist rcatment
Marsden was passing through Srran-
ion two years ago. and was seized wi n
toothachc enroutc he says he goi or
the train and wen' 70 mr. Tayior's
ofiice. hall block from the station.
lie alleges tbs. the doctor inserted a
pin 10 keep the cap IN place and tina
the pin worked downward into the
jaw. Ulcer .tion developed which AT
fected the patients nervous system
The nervous strain Inns injured his
spine and his sight mas become de-
fective