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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-02-06
AM artlcle appearing in rhe Rul

/; An article appearing in The Bull
/ letin, headed Masculine Pulehri-
tude." excites my risibles. A med
zeal magazine Is responsible for say
ing that men are growing hand
somer.
I Pulchritude includes in its defini-
.tion moral beauty as we'll as that
quality of external appearance
which pleases the eye.
| MIR. Medical Magazine Man evil
IDENTIFY has not walked the streets OF
Calro and viewed, painstakingly.
The morning panorama of smoke
stacks thereon. nor in their Offices,
when occasionally with hats off. in
addition TO the abiquitous cigar. is
the subtraction Of hair, leaving a
head resembling billiard ball
leave it to my readers, If there
is anything of moral or manly
beauty in a mouth wrapped around
a noxious weed. said weed rolled
into n funnel, from which statisticsc
tell us millions OF money go OUT in
smoke yearly.
Nor. a head resembling billiard
ball.
The complexion Is usually con-
sidcred the most important item in
good looks.
win give dollar bill to The
closely obseryant man. woman or
child who can pick out and name
one dozen men of Cairo who have
beautiful compilations. not bloom
ing from the use OF alcohol, bns
rich hued from natures own
which, strange 10 say.
eliminates tobacco ana alcohol
Natures products they are. truly
enough. like ouinine and aqua
fortis, but who would make 4 diet
Of quinine or beverage OF aqua
fortis%
When the one dozen men witch
fine eompls Mons are found, which
indicates the physical man, find as
many pairs of steady splendid eyes.
clear, bright. honest, which andi-
Gates the moral man, Then i'll
haredity has been good and has
given the correct statue. va have
indeed Of which tn be
proud.
| said the aforesaid article affect
ed by risibles II the article il laugh
able. The subjects OF the article
are objects of pity.-leathery COM
plexions. watery eyes, bald heads,
stumbling gaits. indifferently
clothed, and what shall 7 say Of
their housing? Congregated in
their leisure hours, in the Hobbies OF
the hotels, at the clubs, at Tech
mans. having a beautiful time. a
splendid moral time, And moral
means pertaining to shose snten-
tons and actions OF which right
and wrong are predicated.
II these are beautiful men for
which the feminine half of creation
Ii in danger Of forgetting suffrage
and everything else in sheer admi-
ration, all have to say Is female
Is on par with the men.
Not a few women admit that
their masculine ideal is a rough |
hairy creature, between a Morse
viking and a cave man." says the
author.
1t Is difficult to say what a We
mans ideal is. In fiction as wei.
as real life the heroes fall far short
Of splendid manhood-James Eyers'
Rochester, George Elliott's Grand
court, Dickens vast array (for in
stance Bill Skies with his Nancy
cavalcade of gyratine
Yes. verify. II men are growing
there is still plenty of
room.
MRS TOM rAPTyJF |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-02-06

-A~@.A7..n.s-a-..~--~a-rrn
| Could saeh Irregularities. MI
| Editor as the following occur unde'
| the Commission Form OF Municipa
Government
Undoubtedly your answer viii be
NO!
| Only recently two of one alder
men. members OF the Board of l.oca
| Irpros ements. dissatisfied with al
Improvement on upper Commercial
avenue. brought the matter TO thf
attention of the Board of Local I'm
proyements and successfully con.
WINGED majority OF the Hoard that
1.-The Improvement had noi beRn done
| by the contractor in accordance
with the specifications.
The BOARD OF Local improvements
unanimously ordered the contractor
70 do the work over again, this UNI
satisfactory portion OF the work cost
Ing the taxpayers along the line OF
the Improvement sum running i'm
to thousands OF dollars.
Following this successful accom-
glishmeni by the two aldermen. one
og them had 10 mako Il trip west
with an invalid son.
during his absence, strong intu-
.sntrs Immediately started 10 work
and another meeting of the Board
Df Local Improvements was cal ed,
i, which meeting. the former action
was reconsidered. the WORK WAS
ACCEPTED AND THE CON
TRACTOR PAD IN FULL.
All this meeting when the matter
was veeonsidered, was present. May
or Parsons and six members of the
Board. the seventh. militant gen
ileman who will stand up and light
fer the rights OF the people, being
a5sani in the west.
The vote upon the reconsideration
was iirc 10 one. the negative vote
Iheing cast by Alderman Hnrd. the
absent member being Alderman
Kelly.
h.sre merely stated the facts as
they really occurred without any
eSaggeration, and any one can verify
the statements by examining the
records in the office OF City Clerk r.
A Hatcher as he is foot loose and
Independent Of all ciques and COM
bines doing his duty as conssien-
tiousIy and feariessly as Aldermen
IEurd and Kelly.
I. would have never been "put
oter@ had Kelly been here to assist
tlderman Hugd.
And still some blind people. either
sannat or Will rot, see why the PEG
po are claToriRg for 4 change from
the present form Oh government.
Could you for a moment convince
ang sane person that the break in
the Commercial avenue sewc would
have been permitted TO remain as ii
h.s through the entire summer and
! then repair work commenced in the
deep fall Of the year,
Had Cairo Commission Form OF
Government, hardly think so.
Now count the probable cost of re-
pairing that break. Including the
nstd' alton OF the shoie street ana
M Sidewalk ahutting.
Fourteen thousand dollars have
already been expended and the work
ia not one-fourth completed.
We're up against it, good and
strong.
DO you think that under the Com
mission Form OF Government city
Engineer Cameron would have been
thretted in his endeayor 10 tell
what prompted him to tender his
resignation.
No. he was "ehokel tiff because
nc would have told how certain
prominent lieutenant" OF the adj
ninistration mad attempted to play.
bolities with the sewer. a matter
that concerns every man, woman
adm child IN Cairo,
Thanks to sou, Mr. Bulletin, you
opened yoar columns TO MFR. Cameron
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-02-06
Bad Both Ways,

Knicker--'It is terrible the way
parents make their babies work at
night" Youngpop--" And 1t is ter
rible the way babies make their par
ents work at night. New York Sun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-02-06

when the attention Of The Bull
letin is called to any misstatement
Of fact or to any error concerning
any man or thing, corrections will
cheerfully be made.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-02-06

who doesn't like 10 tread on hal
lowed ground has to take cab. II
now contains the best haIf-back In
the world and several famous re-
tired pugillsts. and II the Harvard
faculty hadn't heen so shorty it
might have had an ex-president for
q professor like Yale. thus saving
the tourists the trouble of walking
cut to the cemeteries to hunt for
its great citizens.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-02-06
Garden SAGE MskES GRAY HAIR
So AATH'atl sFpaav CIV Ff''

sop s.al2 itehins ana g@ligs hair.
wyeryfs.y ctae "Wyeia .sa
aaa saiph II t,sarec i dlrLeas =
7Etprg2'S ard eressY ihs' uaho-,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-02-06

When lew ~
dr.. at night. aad
wispy and scraggly dsap
sulphur anYla
ca
llossy andab
helps
"wyeths and tive, well
Sulphur Hair Remedy" ready to use. druggst-Advt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-02-06

and we all Immediately knew why
he resigned.
"ReIIuf."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-02-06
iaS ran

That heaufIsul even SHADE OF degx
Glossy heir can oalis DC lad rs egsT
"a msxu.ya 81 SAFE Ter atsa 1is.
i9i Hhile 4 si.sn f1d'e
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-02-06
Letters From the People

The Bulletin is pleased to al.
low space in this column to
readers who wish to discuss
matters Of public interest, but
distinctly disclaims responsible.
ity for views expressed in such
discussion.
ALI communications to this
department must be written
only on one side OF the paper.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-02-06
JACKIE RELATES
STORY OF LIFE
ON A BATTLESHIf

Concluded from Page one.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-20
Students rrc.cu, Play.

lSpocial to The Times Dispatch
CartersNiNe, Va. December 49, Tie
students or Hamilton High school pro
scented 'Midsummcr Nights Dream to
an appreciativc audience at tho school
auditorium on Wednesday,
Tho Dickinson Literary Society Of
this school debated tho affirmative side
OF woman suffrage with the Columbia
High School ON fridav night. Herbert
Friodlandcr ana Miss Hattie Brown
were tho dcbatoFs for the Dickinson
Literary Society
All schools IN Cumberland and
Goochland closed Friday for Christ
mas ana viii reopen january s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-20
UNJUST RATES ALLEGED
Ijntcs Set by Commission for Two inn
nOrtnnt NIrglnim HCnrimHs.
tSpcci;tl to The Times Dispatch

lSpccial to The Times Dispatch
Washington. December l9--.Nn-
nounccnent was made here yesterday
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
SION OF two important Virginia hear
ihHS ON january ~. Special Examiner
bisqu" VIII take testimony ut I.rlstol
In tue ease a. ,rc REYNOLDS Corporal ION
against the Norfolk ana Western Rail-
;oad; aud Morley Brothers against tho
Southern.
on January -. Special Examiner Glib
son VIII take tcStlmOny in this city in
the case Of the rage Milling Company
against tho Norfolk and western. ana
the Stuarts Draft MILNE CompaIl
agaiust the southern. Tho latter case
Involves Hour rates. IT is claimed that
many -four mills in Virginia cannot
compete with those elsewhere. because
OF unjust freight rates. =. H. McG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-20

JUST REcEIVED SEVERAL CAR
loads - wagons. some new ftylcs
Sec us before buyicp IVe can please
you We also carry a large assort-
-u%ut % busEi"s phaetons ana SIR
SONS. 73I East Cary Street
Want TO RENT = DESK AND PART
Bank Building Wrte BOX 400
a LARGE STOCK eF BROKEN SIZES
iu dne hats ut and below cost MUS
coE GARNE1T Eighth and stain
Fop SALE, -25o gNREDEEMED
, 2.@TeGntS, sac 70 9.o9 Fl9 S2ge as
flcE, 81 East Broad street
BlSMAHCk HERRINGS 10. H. AND Is
cents glass MONROE GROCERY
GO. 2la West Broad
BICYCLES SEE Alv LINE OF 1914
pH2 s4ea Pi i9 i 9qE{ins 8Eentt t"T
easy payueuts " o. DGGC;E1'T
Ji' 52s West broad
oWN a REALTY BUSINESS make
YOUR own goods Eig profit. F-yerv-
rerfumcry hair tonics bay rum.
I9Sr"aier.- creaIns TO- sent com
co. Greensboro x .
LARGE CAN ASPARAGUS THREE
cans for ~ cents Regular price -
cents MONROE GROCERY co. 3lS
" est lroaH
THE FAMOUS VIRGINIA. FAIRY on
Lgcky stones Ia the rough. polished.
mouu,ed 81 unmouutcd = most az
rroprlutc gift as they express the
sect Christmas sanument Of the
ne recipient For further informa
ton and prices call or address a. NJ
Nsl-IY. 1893 West Main street,
MoNiIoE: GRoCHRY 90, SIS West
ltru.r
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric RaiIwa
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLi All Raj. LINE TO NORt,1Ik
Schedule in Effect December J. 1918
Lenye Byrd Street station. Richmond FOR
L. ~
For I:YNCuBURG AND THE WEST:
'e;l1 y. NJ 'e;5p y. NJ. 1900 Z. NJ. '9:2o r. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .il:iO a.
NJ, '6:5d 7. NJ, $50 r. VI. From the West:
NJ. 900 l.. NJ.
daily. .Dany except Sunday Esunday
", H. BEVII.I. W. c. SAUNDERS
T. Y. NJ. Roanoke O. T. A. Ronrnka
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sEABOARD AIR IISr

SoGthbound truins schcdulcd to leave Rich i.
mond daily; s'co a. M.Local to NoriinM
l;20 T. M.-Sleapers ma coaches Atlantn
birninEhHn Savannah, Jacksonville S;ai
T. M.-LocHl i:@5 l.. M.-Sieepers ana
coaches, Atlanta, Birmingham. Memphis
l;yu 4. M.-SIcepcrs and coaches. jackson
vile. Northbound trains scheduled to arriv,
Ia Richmond caily: $3.50 q. ~. $40 A. n
500 a. ". Local. :o5 T.. n. 5:i5 y. NJ Locu!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-20
RlchmonG ANA Chcsapen!.c nnx nalMu.

Schedule OF Electric Trains. effective ,iay
s.. i9i2: Leave Richmond Laurel aud BroaI
Streets: b't:oo a. NJ, 'i:i0 A. NJ, bs:i0 A
NJ. 9:i0 a. NJ, .'lO;Io y. NJ. m:i0 X H., liz
J.. NJ 2:lo y; NJ. $40 = Nj, bi:lo r. NJ. t:@5
1910 Z. NJ, li:i5 p. ~. Leave Ashland, En-.
land and Maple streets; '5;55 a. 81. b7;ol (
NJ. SOD \. Nj, be:o0 \. NJ, 70 200 A. NJ eli al
y. 81. $500 NJ, -'iOo r. NJ, goo r. NJ 40,
T. NJ 40 =. Nj, h5.9o +. NJ. 600 /. 81. f:ei
T. NJ $40 y. Nj bs:V y NJ. u:o0 p. NJ
ht'NrricS
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PERSONALS

BEST AlNI5D NuTS. ~ CE%TS
PoE1d u 9NEpE GROCERY co.
itg 'i DOLL Poll iloSrirAL: AND
eol "isS -'s North Third street.
iEST QUALITY or CiTRoN. 10
Gerry co. 3ls WIS, Broad Phone
CANNED rI.NCKEIE PEAS. 10
,'hts can MONROE GROCERY co.
Jo'pAN ALMONDS. ELEpiIAN1
Gerry a.. BIS West H 'it i,(''' ~
CAS- EARATARIA DRY SHRIMP.
,No c@ns !or = cents Phone MON,
pr. ''l.', 4-H1 Co. Sis West Broad
Iupne "'i or 5S5
LOG CABIN SYEUP. MADE OF PURE
sa'.f SnEer ana n;apie sugar; pints.
al West Broad "
JUICY SWEET ORANGES, IL CENTS
MONROE GROCERY co. ais
"@ 15 } Ha3D SiAAkzA5I@5T< i. GENTs
90 alS west Broad
cAN SfAD ROE. THREE CANS FOR
Pr cents. Fh"n" @ouroc SSi or 3Sj.
FINE RITE TOMATOES 60 CENTS
pound MONROE GROCERY co.
West Broad
EEAPoRATED PEACHES 10 CENTS
pound MONROE GROCERY co, 3IS
west broad,
THE da,. OLD H., MODEL BARBER SHOP.
Uonal Bank Building, Tenth and
AlAIn, thoroughly cosmopolitan. jim
lENNESS. Manager
LEMON or ORANGE PEEL. IL CENTS
mound. MONROE GROCERY co. ais
Nest Broad
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CUTLERY.

KNIVES ANp FORKS.
thine in this line Tor holiday trade.
Call ana look them over ELBN
HARDWARE co, 80 West BROAD
street. corner Henry.
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pcnth OF ni-hpp nohin.nn.

Sew York. December i9-The Kt
Rev Henry Douglas Robinson. the
Episcopal Bishop OF Nevada. died lato
yestc day at St Luke's Hospital OF I.
complication of diseases. lie was fifty
turnn NearH Oh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-20
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

200 A.--Local- Daily f;c,ypor. News
t;.4 A. Local Dally-Ch vile. fN SIM
Thurmond.
t901 s. Express Daily Norfolk. Old poin,
t2;a1 A.-L9cai Daily L'chb'g. Lev e. Forge
i-'' Soon Express - Daily - Norfolk Oa
tieo P.-ENpress- Daily Norfolk Old rau.t
tHy r Local Daily y. News, Old iotht
g.ld = Local r:y sun. Charlottesville.
3:.' +. Local Week uayF. 20 Warren
- % p Express Daily -Ciu. L'viie.
80 P.-limited- Daiiy-cIn. ch'go 81 T..
'il;l9 f.-ENpress - Daily - Gin. Louisville
'SleeperS fPHrIur cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND local from
East; - 4 NJ. $40 J.. VI. Through from
Ia 1880 \. NJ. pos L. NJ. $50 p. 81 local
from West: $40 a NJ ''i0:o0 ~ NJ ard $500
= NJ Through; $50 n. Nj. u55 A. NJ. ard
James river Line ..s;s5 \. NJ, 5:.s p. NJ.
DAILY.
"pal'y except surday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-20

50. pAuL'S EPISCOPAL C!tuECH cor
ner Niath and Grace Stycetsl. --Rev Isl
kCSrtsi.i BOWIE. rector. Rev WILLIAM
n. lEAHMAN, assistant lcurth Sunulr
in Advent Holy Couuuutou sta s. NJ
Sgnduy 'hcul $40 y. NJ Mems Billie CLASS
~ "cork. morning prayer and ,,rruou II
"'l"cN evening prayer Uuu sermon
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solicitors ann Statesmen

WANTED. HARNESS SALESMAN no
travel Virginia ANA the Carolinas:
steady jon: experienced man pre-
port Ncws Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-20
j0r Sa(c

FOR SALE ONE COTTON STATES
open wagon used only ono month.
cost size. VIII sell 70: $T5 10 quick
buyer This wagon was taken in
exchange for one Of our wagons.
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lSrnI C=aratf Err Aalr

FOR SALE ON MATS LIME OF At
Carolina. timber right ON SIX thou
sand acres. mostly original growth.
lo'Ig and snort leaf pine. estimated
10 cut fprty-niue rnllIuu feet W.N
cut 80 per cent 40 J and pine. Land
lays Ncil Ton logging ana shipping,
as Tho railroad runs through THIS
property Tor over "a mile. Price.
Sl3t.pep. Terms liberal NJ {. MANN
& go. "i5 Hun street
BALTLMoRE. COUNTY FARMS EVERY
locality. all prices. Ne VIII send Won
!ull Information on properties meet
ING youT requirements. IN addition to
our general real estate bulletin.
SUBURBAN HOME WITH MODERN
convcnicnces FOR sale. with 100 acres
iard, good "2'cr and excellent loca-
convenient to loth steam and eloc-
tvic roads. Address for Interview ".
u rs carc Tiaes pispatch
new four-rooro b,ick coitaee. on n ca car
line iu West Enc, owner VIII Lease
same az $50 Address + SIS. caro-
Times DISPATCH
FOR SALE. liII EAST CLAY STREET.
CORNER, fcr-rpOfn mouse Price,
$3.50 CIIAS ), ROSE co
For SALE, NEW HOMES. GROVE
Avenue. l7UO block, Stuart Avenue.
1900 block. Madison 1861 Monroe
29it-L
For SALE. 1880 WEST MAIN. ST.,
corner. uine-rUom house Price
$4,000 CiiAS. ROSE CO
WEST END LOTS, EAST or TIE
lsouieyard Madison 1867 Monroe
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j2uttce5

Atlanta. G;,.. December 1. 1912.
NOTICE IS IiEKEBl GIVEN THAT.
pursuant TO the terms OF the trust
mortgage made by Atlantic Ice aud
Coat Corporation 10 Trust Company
or Georgia. on February L. 1910 tho
following bonds viii be retired At uar.
anh accrued interest ON January J..
!cif: from the sinking fund provided
l"r in SAID mortgage.
Thes" bonds must 100 presented for
rciremcnt ON oi before noon. jan
ggary l. l9ii, a. the onice 81 tho un-
dersiGucd in the city of Atlanta. Ga.
after w.itch time all further interest
on sand bonds shalt cease ana the
other provisions OF said mortgaxs
r"specung the same snail become ct
Numbers 49, 20. 81. los. $50 l5a. I'll.
29S' $9i $:SS2. 5ay. lo2, ~. ISL. as.
llo1 - 1902, 1881, 1915. 12s4. i2Ge.
1900. llli, l4l6. lf3S. 1i55, lA59, liT1,
1909, i5il 1873, l56g. 1857 lt2S. 1881.
liii, 1861 1925, 1884. 1895 1870, 1871.
lh<4. ! 93 1898, 1852, 1851. 1879, lgGe.
225il9 si23.g 2isi 2ls2. -232, 2233, 224i,
t-'Z. ZIGi. 2ZGN 22s2
Trust COMPANY or GEORGIA
Trustee
Trust officer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-20

RNLSToN HEALTH SHOES MADE on
foot-moldcd lasts. All feathers for
all weathcrs GEO. r SHl,AfAN
sells them G3l East Broad. Kalston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-20

Gou.t OF the, United States for Tho
h""tern District OF Virginia, onto cd
the matter OF Arthur - SpretIltlc. barisl
itPI tho undcls sncd VIII olrcr for
st.'c a. public auction, ON tho respoc-
MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1913.
herin"inG at = o'clock I! NJ
Rng continuing i'm The order uaincd
Dviy". tiial pi.rt OF tlc real estate de-
sNiioed IN said order as follows:
ca Lot OF land. with ilnproveine,its
r.c"h known as No hoe s.. John
ctl'ci on tn" wcst sidc on ST Iohu
22t,e@i, between Federal and Coutts
ioSt north of Federal street and run
mug non thw0rdly along ana frontiut,
on - John street siNty-six tGtD fecf
and back wcstVardI- bettycon r,araii,j
nhts one hundred and sixteen ulD
pron.St% ,Sl ingh,s' beine. INC Saline
9eeH itom i 81 T. Smith ana wife.
j" - b. 22e-if PAGE 4t7
~ Lot Of land, with improve
ments thcrcou. Known AIS Nos l0ia a,.I
l"I" Catherine street beginning At -
Np!ii hlneit two fH2) icc- east of the
s"u,n'Gst corner OF iiancock and Cath-
eil,e 9lrtets ana running westwardly
"i"nE and troutrg ON Catherine Street
1919 '"'l ietj. and back sputhwar,ily
poiS6JH"een parallel lines ono hundred
conveyed % :. - SD+cuklc hy George
:, ~ 5apIit lAi.@ and recorded in
The above described real estate will
De SOLD IRE" 2nd clear OF all liens thero-
on. Said sale shall bee subject to the
confirmation Of the court
TERMS one third OF the purchasa
luVt,+ ~ 'iSh- ana tho rosldU" n two
equal lnStallmcnts At six ana tvvclv,
.lol.t"S from dat" or sale. deferred
Die notes OF tho purchaser win i"
teresl added At til. rate OF S ,cr cent
per auuum. ana aecurrd by deed Of
trust cn said real estate: or an cash
at the option of the purchascr
= l. CRUTCHFIEI.D
GEORGE = WHITE,
JAMES r SHEPPARD. JE.
Trustees In BanRruptcy.
MELVIN FLEGENIil1IAilsR.
FRANK 7. SUTTON. jR..
Special Commissioners
hercby certify. that tho bond re.
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BUSINESS Opportunity

YOUNG MAN THOROUGnlY CON
Vcrsant and experienced ia success
fully handling ana managing subur-
ban properties throughout the South,
wishes partnership with one or two
successful real estate statesmen for
the purpose ~ developing and self
ing suburban properties IN other
cities on commission and pToiit-
sharing plan. Only live wircS need
reply. * 2ii. care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE, PAYING DRUG STORE
quick. Apply l2i, care Times
Dispatch.
GROCERY STORE FOR SALE. MAX
ing money. Apply II aQS. caro-
Times Dispatch.
MOVING PICTURE FOR SALE: NO
triricrs Apply III 49,. care limos
Dispatch.
BEST LOCATED RESTAURANT IN
Richmond for sale Apply * 32l
caro- Timce Dispatch,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Lowe Richmond
-. FL GLOWING schedule cures publish sd
as Information and not suarant.ed:
For the South-Daiiy: e:lO A. M.-I.oca!-
1880 a. N-ENprsss. 600 =. M.-Express,
with i.leciric Lighted Sleeping Cars Tor Al
lent3 and Birmingham. it:t5 I. M.-Express
Week Days: 800 r. M.-Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 p M-Steamer train tparlor carr *
ceri sunday. no local stops and 1870 l.. NJ. =
h'Aly, Local Connecting Tor Baltimore. dally.
except sunday. 500 a. M.-eNcept SUNDAY.
Trains Arrive RichmonI.
From the south: 80 \. NJ aud $40 \. ~ d.
2;V0 L, NJ. S:Q5 Z. NJ, daily. 1855 lIx sun.
From West Point; $50 A. NJ. (steamer train.
&aiiy. except Monday; $3.50 y. NJ. daily; t:2J
i. NJ. except sunday.
II l.. BISHOP, d. T. s.
o9l ~ Main 81 Phon. Mahison -.
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pro9eGalonaI }lrIp lQantrn

REFINED AND EDUCATED LADY
as governess IN tho country near
Baltimore salary, $50 per month
" ould Ike good references MRS
n. NOElNSON WHITE. KrlnN. Mo
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ONE EROCKAUAY RUBBER TIRED
surrey, perfect order. $50.
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TWO Tor GROCERY WAGONS. new.
IS painted, cheap
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NEWAiANS UMBRELLA FACTORY.
32z East BROAD STREET

DON'T TAlL no ATTEND THE BIG
umbrella sale NOW going on Here
are our prices. 81 umbrellas, nnc
waterproof goods. a beautiful selcc-
ton OF handles Ga silver. horues.
mission ana natural wood. for ladies
AND gentlemen. price. 81 big lo,
a. Gloria silis umhr"llas With iuiaid
tlrii!ns silver handles; regular urico.
Aii special for SI1- 4 big lot ~
taiieta and Gloria umbrellas iu gold.
.iiNer ana ivory haudies. regular ST.:
tDecial S3as a big Tot uf union tar
i"t5 umbrellas. ten and twelve
", nes long. chased sterling handles.
4''lrs aud gentlemen. regular $40.
pcc.ai 81. CnmstifIss L0yrl rre.i
dpnt delay call az once BRING
iAis ap and We WEI ALLOW yuu 10
pcr cent discount NcNAfAN'S IN
I3ItElIA FAcTpRL. go East Broad
Street Phone Monore 2l0g.
SFECtAL SALE FOR BALANCE or
m, reason ~ 'uiiiluery aud readv-
made garments 10, ladies. misses 3,Hd
eAildrcn- Alterations free Mrs
9tLltS BEAR 1927 East Main
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jTlate FOR lNrni

y -
looS WEST rRANKLIN, THIRD FLAT,
nine rooms. neat furnished Very
Ugh, and attractive Rent reduced
20 only S55. 500 us promptly. CEEN-
rCKNlsHED APARTNiENV THREE
rooms and bath. at Gresham Court.
tor January. tebruary March. Cali
Madison ae5l-J.
CHOICE FLAT 0F THREE or FIVE
new!y u9pored. bright, sunny rooms
IN excellent central location: mod
crate rent G 2oi, care Times Dis
FnH fsENT. MODERN SEVEN ROOM
nor water heated fat ol West Grace
street, uneNplreo lease, reduced
rates Address } 5l&, care Times
Dispatch.
LOWER FLAT. CONPI.ETET.Y FUR.
rished; hot water heat furnished. lin
Simultaneous heater etc. r!diculOuSiy
cheap On account ~ leaving CITY; SEQ
- at once Apply 80 South Third
FOH RENT. FIEST FLA'F. FT'K-
ushed on uniurnished PA East