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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-27

went from here to Seattle where he
will take up his work again.
Miss Orpha Campbell is much bet
She expects to be able to attend the
Teachers Institute this week.
Mrs. Floyd Patchen's brother of
Blue Rapids. Kans., surprised her by
coming Monday. He reports every
thing dried up there.
Mrs. Joe True and Orpha Campbell
were in Denison Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Nina McKim of Auburn. came
down Tuesday morning returning
Wednesday evening taking little How
ard Winans home with her.
Elder Raunie of Independence, Mo-,
left Thursday for Missouri Valley.
Mrs. Chas Hunt and Russell came
over from Lanesboro Thursday and
stayed between trains, They were
on their way to Missouri Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mason returned
Wednesday evening.
Geo. Winans and wife are taking in
the State Fair at Des Moines this week
also visiting Robt. McKim and family.
Mrs. Grill of Denison was in Deloit
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Woolsoncraft
and family we're in Deloit Thursday.
They were accompanied by Mr.. Wool
soncraft's mother and cousin of
Williams, la.
Mrs. Earl Winans and little boys re-
turned Friday evening from their Da-
kota visit
Ray Winans aud wife. Merl Myers
and wife took an auto trip Saturday
to attend the State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomson are
entertaining a baby boy born Monday.
Mrs. Almira Hunt. Nina Landon,
Margaret Dalton and brother were in
Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza Worley and Mrs. David
Galland were at Sac City Friday and
Saturday. Mrs. Galland returned to
her home the first of the week.
Mr.. Guy Johnson. Miss Eunice Dob
son, Earl Winans and wife took the
early morning train Sunday to attend
the L. D. S. reunion returning in the
evening. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Myers, Mrs. NJ.
Patchen, Mrs. Lucy DobsOn and
daughter and Mrs. Eliza Wesley
went Tuesday to Missouri Valley to be
gone the rest of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Riggleman are
attending the State Fair couple of
days this week.
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James Laughlan and niece Annie
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Hollander visited with
Mrs. Fritz Steckelberg Wednesday.
this week at the Rusterholz, Loewe,
and Steinkuehlr homes.
Viola the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fritz Steckelberg was very sick
one day last week but much better
again now.
Miss Annie Speck was a visitor at
the H. w. Meyers home the past week.
Hulda Hollander returned home
Sunday after spending week with
her sister Mrs. Willie Steinkeuhler.
Mr. and Mrs. August Loewe with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Langenkanner
visited near Buck Grove at the Henry
Lorenzen home.
Miss Annie Speck of Charter Oak
was visitor at the Comstock home
Thursday.
Miss Alta kullberg was a visitor
at the Mullenger home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs DIETRICH Vannicr visit
ed at the home of Mrs. Vannier's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs Herman Sievers last
Sunday.
MISS Alta Kullberg. Ruby and Mil
dred Mullenger, Willie Meyer, Fred
Becrmann and Willie Mullenger were
Des Moines fair the first of the week.
w. D. Mundt and wife attended the
Sunday visitors at John Comstock's.
w. H. Meyer and family spent Sun
day at Charter Oak
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Stienkuhler
visited with Mrs. Steinkenhlers par
ents Mr.. and Mrs John Hollander Sun
day.
Misses Jennie Main, and Mary
Flanagan, Surion Mcclure and Paul
Nate were Sunday evening callers
at the Mullenger HON.
Mrs. Jacob Rusterholz and two chill
dren were over Sunday visitors in
Denison with relatives.
Henry Miller was Sunday visitor
at August Loewes.
They are hauling lumber and the
carpenters are going to start building
a new house for Mrs. John Suhr soon.
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last Week.)

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Ewoldt of Man
ming visited at the home of their
daughter Mrs. Fred Boettger week
ago Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tebbe and daugh-
ter Christina visited at the Jurgen
Petersen home week ago Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Messenbrink and child
rem of Charter Oak visited at the home
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgen Detlefsen and
family were Charter Oak shoppers
Saturday.
Messrs. John and Henry Listamann
and Fred kuehl spent Saturday even
4 ing with Seonke Mahnge.
(This Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgen Petersen and
afamily went to Ellis, Iowa for an ex-
Ftended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hans
AWolf here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kuehl and daugh-
ter Anna spent Sunday at the Jurgen
Detlefsen home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson and
family visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Jensen Sunday.
A pickup ball nine of Kenwood and
around abouts and team from Dow
City got together at the Kenwood
diamond and played tight wad game
of ball. OF course kenwood lost.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tebbe and daugh-
liter Cristina and sons, Albert, Her
#man and George, visited at the home
fof Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Listamann
I Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sciford and
Sdaughter Rosa, Mr.. Emil Olof of Rick
Setts autoed to Arion Sunday in Mr..
ROlof's auto, for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs Sciford's parents. On returning
home in the evening they stopped in
for short visit at the Listmann home
Frank Carl made business trip to
tyouncil Bluffs Sunday
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Mrs. Stevenson of Arion visited at
the home of her son Fred's the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. Jas. Turner and daughter Syl-
via visited at the c. Wilbeck home
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Fritz of Dow City visited with
her daughter Mrs. Paul Ahrnas Tues
day.
John Rockwell shipped a car load of
hogs from kenwood to Omaha Thurs
day.
Miss Clone McCord visited Wednes-
day at the Fl. Scott home.
Mrs. Lille Marks visited at the
home of the brother Franks Friday.
Koenekamps came back from Calf,
and have been visiting the past week
with some of their old friends in Para
disc.
A surprise party was given on Fred
Garrett last Thursday evening. All who
were present report the finest kind
of time.
Mr.. E. w. Armstrong and Mr.. Enos
Kline started for Turtle Lake, Wis,
last Thursday evening to transact
business in that place.
Mr.. John Wilbeck visited over Sun
day at the Jas. Turner home.
A party was given at the John Birk-
hofer home Saturday evening. The
evening was spent in games and
everybody had good time.
Mr.. Robert Turner and Miss Flor
ence Rust visited at the Jas. Turner
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. Renda from Persia. visited the
Paradise Sunday school week ago
Sunday, he gave the school good
talk, and Wednesday evening he came
back and showed about forty pictures
of Persia. and he told all about their
ways in Persia.
Mrs. Carey Saxton and son Bonnie
from Anetea, Iowa, have been visit
ing Mrs. Saxton's mother Mrs. Blk
Ter and other relatives the past two
weeks.
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Mrs. Morris Johnson and little
|hild of near Eustus, Neb., were here
sisiting relatives last week. She went
lone by the way of Missouri Valley to
#tend the L. d. S. reunion a few days
sefore returning home.
Several from here attended the ex-
scises in Denison last Tuesday.
AClyde Prentice left for Omaha
thursday to take the examination eX-
letting to join the navy if he passes.
NNerton Mason was home few days
vacation this week. He has been
Arking for Uncle Sam for the past 2
3 years in tn navy army He
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AS compared with form and color,
words, in the minds infancy are but
an imperfect means of conveying ade-
Quate notions of things.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-03
FINE BRED LIVE
STOCK ARRIVING
More Than 700 Head OF Cattle,
Horses, Ponies and Swine
at State Fair.
MANY TRAINED ANIMALS
MANY TRAINED
Twenty-Five Free Attractions
Billed, Including Balloon AS
tensions and Biplanc Flights.

In the 1.-Two stock exhibit ut the Vir-
ginia state Fair next week there will
be shown 300 head of limo cattle OF va
rious breeds. sixty-two percherons
twenty three Clydesdales. twenty-one
Suffolks. lG1 ponies. forty-five stand
ard bred mares. twenty-slx thorough
bred mares two German coach horses
the famous six horse team from the
Chicago stock Yards, and the COM
pnnion six horse pony team. These two
teams viii be- driven in front OF the
Erandstand each day of tho fair. and
"ill be put through various forms of
fancy driving.
Among tho exhibit OF Simpson &
Sons. OF Chicago. is Welsh pony
which viii be among the fancy step
pers. II viii be driven from the stable
to tho race course, through various
forms of steps. and back to the stable
By an English coach dog. This pair
Of trained animals will be one OF tho
features Of tho free show in front Of
the grandstand.
Director Spilinan. in charge of the
live stock department. reports that
carloads OF horses. cattle, sheep, swine
and poultry have arrived. The grounds
now have the appearance OF an i'm
mensc stock farm
Yesterday, among the various con-
SHIPMENTS received, were four carloads
OF poultry from one exhibitor. The
poultry department viii be full OF birds
of every type and description. and it
is expected that fully 5000 chickens
wiil be displayed.
The dog show. the first to be held
in Richmond. will be one Of the largest
liz the South. More than $50 dogs have
been entered.
Women HIVE Big Display.
The women are getting busy. and
are rushing in their fancy work. cakes
1-N~l to nd
DC surprises in store for the visitors to
this department. The management is
confident that the showing Will eclipse
that OF other years.
General Manager a. Warwick said
yesterday that every department was
in better sha pc this year than ever be-
fore, and the management was conf
dent the gates would open on Monday
morning on one OF the most com plet e
cXpositions of the state Industries and
resources ever shown.
The directors yesterday enphs sized
the fact that no tickets or passes would
be issued for Sunday. stating as their
reason for not admitting tho public
that on sunday previous to the fair
last year much of the advertising mat :
ter in the various booths was destroyed
By visitors. who also intcrfercd with
the workmen. The only visitors to the
grounds or Sunday Will be those who
have business there.
Before Sunday morning the shows
will begin arriving ut the Fair Grounds
There will be twenty-five free attrac-
lions. besides the various Midway at
fractions. chief among which will bc
Fcrrarls animal show and Oklahoma
BITS Wild West aggregation. In
cluded in the free attractions will be
Professor Ed. Hutchson. who will
make two balloon asccnsons and para
chute leaps daily; an Italian aviator.
who viii make flights with Curtiss
biplane, and a large dirlgible which
viii circle the city In its flight.
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l2rlp 1uantcn female

WANTED AT ONCE. GIRLS OVER 10
9fsS; =. OLD II STAMPING De
ENCED HAND PACK Frs. GOOD
PAY AND STEADY WORK. APPLY
ALLEN 81 GINTER BRANCH
SEVENTH AND CARY STREETS
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Business Qpportunttp

tul business experience in New York
cry would buy an active interest in
q going Richmond concern. Address
Gs'. care Times Dispatch.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF Malone Tobacco Compress
Company, Incorporated. which should
have been held on tho nth day OF
August, 1913, will! bc held at the
Office of Maurice y. Powers. 1914 East
H MAJ SvrcS' iIiJtn,'o ,n,' Va; on me
J. NJ. at which meeting directors are
to be elected and such other bust
ness transacted as may come before
tho meeting.
MAURICE ~. POWERS.
Secretary.
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psr5DildlS

WASTED, 900 PEOPLE
TO CALL AND SEE THE LARGEST
bicycle house they ever saw. Some
thing worth seeing BICKER-
sTAFF"s. 1911 East Main Street
LESSER, THE LADIES TAILOR. THE
only one In town WHO makes spe-
cinlty OF altering ali kinds of gar
ments to the latest IA shion. Every
garment that Is altered in my estab-
lishment IL done under my personal
Supervision Prices very moderate
and work satisfactory. THE RA-
LEIGH APARTMENT, Harrison and
Franklin Ihomo Madison 4523
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NOTICE.

Southern RAILWAY Company.
Richmond. Va, September o5, 1913
THE ANNUAL MEETING. OF THE
stockholders OF Southern Railway
Company for the purpose OF eiccting
directors and for the transaction OF
such other business as may DO
brought before the meeting. viii be
held at the principal oihc. Of the
company. in the city of Richmond.
Va. on Tuesday. October II. 1913, at
10 o'clock \ NJ.
The stock transfer books, both
common and preferred. will be closed
at IL O'Clock noon on Saturday. Sep
tembcr %. 1918. and will be rcOpencd
at 10 o'clock ~ NJ. OH Wednesday,
October 10. 1913.
r. u. LANKFORD.
secretary.
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\ STATED COMMUNICATION
Xxx a n, Win ''S be- held do in the MAJ \
sonic Temple THIS (Friday) EVE
MING at Gao O'clock.
Members OF sister lodges and tran
to unite with us.
BY order OF the Worshipfui Master.
ALEX. w. ARCHER
Secretary.
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RfaI C5tatr for SALE

ELEV FIN ROOM BRICK HOUSE. 1900
block West Grace Street. at $500;
biggest bargain We have seen In tho
West End for q long while. We Will
bc glad 10 show you this house at
IL CO
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BY c. L. e H. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers
SALE OF THE NEW. MOD
ERN, BRICK DWELLING,
No. 1872 w. Cary St.


BY virtue OF a deed of trust, dated
Mny 10. 1912. and Of record in Rich
mond Chancery Court Deed Book, No
2i6 d. page 364. default having been
made In tho payment OF the debt
therein secured and being required 80
TO do, will sell by public auction, on
the premises, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER I. 1918,
at o'clock z. NJ.
the new, medium sized. brick dwelling,
No 1922 West Cary Street, fronting
nineteen feet eleven and one-half
inches on tho north side OF Cary Street,
and running back between parallel
lines to the alley in rear of said lot.
The dwelling Is new. modern, we'll
built and occupied by excellent tenants
at a good rental.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale
TO pay note of $4,000 with interest
from September Is, 1918; balance at
one and two years. or all cash at op-
ton of purchaser.
w. J. WHITEHURST
Trustee.
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mond Terrace with large, original
oak trees. Sales office. l0l Va Rail
way ana Power Building.
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MRS. RICuEsoN AT PALMYRA.
Richmond Woman Organizes Ladies'
iOme AIisSinn Sncieix.

HUNG NI~NiOn SOcitty.
Palmyra. Va, October 2-Rcv. Mr.
Brown. Of the Palmyra NJ T.. Church,
rendered bis pulpit on Sunday after
noon TO Mrs. II. r. Richeson. OF Clay
street Church, Richmond. who gave II
most interesting and instructive talk
on home missions. after which she
organized n ladies' home mission So
cicty at this place. with tho following
officers: Mrs. Wallace Wills, president;
Mrs. 1mogcn Hadeu. vice president;
Miss Rosa Shepherd, second vice -prcsi-
dent; Miss Matte Wills third vice
president; Mrs. William Bughee. treas
urer; Miss Vera Petit. secretary.
A handsome fence inclosing the Con-
federatc monument has been erected by
tho FiuVanna Chapter, United DauCh-
tcrs of the Confedcracy. 1t Is now pro-
posed by the citizens TO inclosc the
park with Il curbing surmounted by an
iron railing.
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Battery Court
Rffttngs
NOTICE.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
having reinsured the business OF the
company in the German-Ameircan
Insurance. Company OF New York,
nave called n special meeting OF the
held at the Office OF the company,
corner Of Fifth and Main Streets,
Richmond Va. ut IL o'clock NJ. on
Wednesday. the 18th day OF October,
1918. TO take the necessary steps for
liQuidating the assets OF tho com
pany, the payment OF its debts. the
distribution OF the remainder among
the stockholders and for the trans
action or such other business as may
be deemed requisite TO effect the
winding up Of the affairs and the
dissolution OF the corporation.
WILLIAM II. MILLER.
Treasurer.
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Family sorciy stricken

Winchester, Va. October Miss
Nettie l.. Brown. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. +. Brown. died to day of tuber-
culosis. Her sister Miss Bessie Alice
Brown, died Monday OF typhoid fever
and brother expired several weeks
ago. Another member OF the family is
desperately i'll.
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NEW. MODERN EIGHT-ROOAI HOUSE
In one of best blocks on Hanover
Avenue; hot water heat. combination
fixtures. hardwood floors. closets in
each room, mirror doors and laundry
tubs in basement y bargain at
$1,000. -. y. WALKER <: co
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BY g. J.. & H. L. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE SALE OF THE NEW. MOD
ERN. BRICK DWELLING,
No. 1924 w. Cary St.

BY virtue OF deed of trust dated
May Is. 1912, and OF record in Rich
mond Chancery Court. Deed Book o16 4,
page 327, default having been made In
the payment OF the debt therein Sc
cured. and being required to do.
viii sell by public auction, on tho
premises.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1913.
ut o'clock f.. NJ.
tho now. medium sized, brick dwelling,
No. 1924 West Cary Street. fronting
nineteen feet eleven and one-halt
inches on the north side OF Cary
street. and running back between
parallel lines to the alley In rear OF
said lot.
The dwelling is new. modern. well
built and occupied by excellent tenants
ut n good rental.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale
and 10 pay a note OF $4,000, with inter-
est from September Is, 1913: balance
at ono and two years. or all cash at
option OF purchaser.
w. J. WHITEHURST.
Trustee.
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SAVE YoURSELF
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

DON'T THROW YOUR OLD WHEEL.
on the scrap pile. Let MS repair it.
Repairing OF all kinds done right
street
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CENTRALLY LOCATED EIGHT ROOM
house at $1,000. ia good neighbor-
hood and first class condition. VIII
* CO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-03

TAYLOR BROAD sTREEyrs S
Of o. lock- A NJ
at the reqpest ms Tsydor
us.e etc 49, 1"'S
s9ods such as
Juice saYSr Coffee
National Cash bowssr
~ ' - ~
sfaoters S not ahs bus,
IN o'
s and
80 N' - 80
AUCTION CO. Auct,oneers
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FREE EXHIBITION

THE LARGEST BICYCLE HOUSE IN
the country. \ sight you should not
miss. BICKERSTAFF'S 1911 East
Main Street
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flats for kent

For RENT NICE APARTMENT OF
three stcanl-hcajed rooms for light
houSck eeplng. or Will give board IL
wanted. 81 West Grace.
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u $. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN
to women; big pay Richmond cxarni-
aaestion, EoqH Mfs f2E srPls
Dept 725 O. Kochestcr n Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-03

Fpk SALE, is ACRF,S OF land
with good storehouse and living
rooms: good outhuIldnEs and stock
OF goods. with fixtures. doing good
business. VIII sell on good terms
Am selling on account Of my health
VIII give possession at once If de-
sired. Address l. as. care Times
,ig,,atNb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-03

TWO TOP WAGONS. NEWLY PAINT
ed. $50 and $40.
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Madlson l4E1 MonrOe Ey44-L
FOR SALE NEW GROVE AVENUE
home, direct from owner. VIII
trade for small improved property.
G l63. care Times Dispatch.
SEE NORTH RICHMOND TERRACE
before buying elsewhere. You'll not
regret il. Sales Office. l01 Va. Rail
way and Power Building.
FOR SALE, 1920 HANOVER AVENUE.
1908 Grove Avenue new houses
ready to move in. Madison 1867. Mon
roe
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STATE FAIR VISITORS,

YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AND
sec the largest and most complete
don't have to buy unless you wish.
BlCN ERSTAFt'S 1871 East Main
Street
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auction saIes future Daps
auetiOn salrs culture Days
The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneerp,
GLIB EAST BROAD STREET.
S., 900 Stock Of Groceries
Fine Store Fixtures

HORSES WAGONS, HARNESS. ETC. OF HENRY C. TAYLOR
TO GEO WATT TAYLoR) TWENTY FIFTH
| A
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WANTED. TWO NEAT APPEARING
concern in ana around Richmond: OK
pcrlcnce not necessary. but ncatncss
essential. Salary. Sl2. Call Room
1905 Mutual Building
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FOR SALE. WEST END LOTS on
Grove. Floyd an4 Hanover Avenues.
Madison Ley Monrue 2944-L
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FOR BUSINESS
buggics. rubber or steel tires Large
assortment OF wagons for every pUr-
pose. Get our prices before buying
Terms to suit everybody. y
MEYERS SONS. 73l East Cary
Strpef
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MARYLAND CHIEF EXTRA SIFTED
peas. individual cans. for 25c
MONROE GROCERY co. SIS West
Broad. Phone Monroe 3S4 or 3S5
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STOP At THE ROANOKE. HEART
of Richmond Clean, comfortable
beds ia North Eighth Street.
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CALENDAR SALESMEN-OUR EX-
other specially CALENDARS gives you
the chance OF your l!fe to make big
money. We make also very fine line
novelties. fans ana signs. Strongest
combined outfit ever offered. We
make all our own goods. This means
low prices. Write quickly for 1914
territory: State experience. KEN
YoN COMPANY. Dcs Aioines. Iowa.
Thirty sixth year.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE. DOING
good. paying business; location best
IN Richmond Address a IS. care
Times Dispatch
VALUABLE TIMBER LAND. WANT
ed. expert sawm!l man with COM
p!ete OUTFIT Large quantity OF lum
Der near Farmvilic. Va. three miles
from railroad station. Apply 10 J.
SAMUEL PARRISH Richmond. Va
w MED, BUSINESS MAN OF
executive ability in organization
work TO connect himself In official
capacity with insurance enterprise OF
special merit Short-timc invest
ment OF 50. 600 to $4,000 desirable. but
not essential Communications treat
90 confidential. Address q les, care
Times Dispatch
WANTED. 70 BORROW $500 AT 6
per cent OF party who will accept n
good paying position with me. Adj
dress = rs, care Times Dispatch.
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lSpunl5 j.pt RenI

HUMAN t,I,it BOUGHT AND SOLD
az HUG = IS = ~. Nn,th 'rsIrd
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WILL SELL BY DIRECTION OF y. +.
Jacobs & Son. S27 East Broad, Fri
day, October 3, 1913. 1890 a NJ,
diamonds. watches, tewclry, silver
ware, books. cameras. guns, clothing.
suit cases; numbers 531l TO lI0Ts. in
tiOnccr
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BDlictt0r6 anu Bale0mfn

4 BALTIMORE NIAlNUFAll1CTURliiiNliG
company desires an energetic, active
representative for Virginia; ono ia
millar with mill supplies preferred.
state experience and wages expected.
Address l. Alt, caro- Timos-Dispatch.
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for SALE

ONE TOP BUGGY. NEWLY PAINTED.
S35.
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nlhloenn Rotlees.

Virginia Railway e Power Company,
l49 Broadway, New York,
September 26. 1913
ginia Railway & Power Company has
this day declared Il dividend OF one
and one half per cent, equal to ono
dollar ana fifty cents per share on
the common stock, OF said company,
payable on October 20, 1918. to the
common stockholders OF record on
October 6, 1913. The transfer books
will not be closed Dividend check 8
Will be mailed.
G. b. WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-03

$3.50.