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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13
BABY HAS THREE
|. SETS o. PARENTS
Goes From One Home to An
other Almost Before She
Can Get Acquainted.

s. Louis. January 12-St- Louis has
a girl counterpart of Tags the infant
hero of Dwigginss series OF cartoons,
Home Wanted This tiny maid. in
the Eve short weeks of her life. has had
three different sets of parents, three
homes and three sets Of names.
Who her real parents were has not
been made public November 9. two
DAYS after her birth. she was entered
on the records of Dr. Nanderoeck :
sanatorium. 20o7 Park Avenue. as
Lucille Warden
On that day she was adopted by Mrs
Ethel Franklin of No. 1914 Etzel Avenue.
and acquired the name of Ethel Lucille
Warden Franklin. But 1t was dis
covered later that the stork was 20 visit
the Franklin home and the little girl
was offered for adoption
So she acquired new fosterpsrents IN
Mrs. Veda Rsutenstrauch. of +SS5A
Tennessee Avenue. and her husband
and also added 10 her name. which
became Neda Ethel Lucille warden
Franklin Rautenstrauch.
In each instance Want advertise
rncnts in the Post-Dispatch found par
ents and a home for the baby In each
adoption the child received the name OF
its fostermother in addition 10 those
il already bore. Her latest parents are
greatly pleased with the child, who is
bright and pretty
Mrs Franklin. who Is thirty i've years
old. has three children by "A former mar
risge the eldest daughter Of eighteen
For years. she says. she has desired
10 add the care OF baby TO her other
household duties Four years ago TINS
vearning for the compsnionship OF q
baby caused her 20 adopt the rvc-yedr
old daughter Of Mrs. Gus Conrad. whose
husband. a saioonkeeper. was shot and
killed q few hours after the baby wa'
born.
The shock Of this tragedy unsettled
Mr.. ConrAd's mind. and she died in q
sanitsriurn. Mr.. Franklin then Alrs'
Walker. reared the Conrad child unth }.
was two years old. 7 hen ~ was "ooPs--
by an Illinois family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13
killed HUSBAND
TO END QUARREL
Strange Murder Story Revealed
by Woman's Detailed
Confession.

Nanawa. Wis. January 12.-One
of the strangest murder stories was
revealed by the detailed confession of
Mrs. Albert Patzer. rfty-fve years old.
who killed her husband last week. her
husband being sixty-five years old and
az invalid. She was arrested as she was
returning from the funeral with her
thirteen children. Her story Is as fol-
lows.
Il could not bear TO live with him
any more. and DO a party TO bitter
ouarrels every day.
Il killed him. l crept up behind him
a. he was eating the meal l prepared
and struck him down
There had been no murder in my
heart while ] prepared the meal But
after ] returned 70 the kitchen and
began 20 think. ! was seized with an
Overpowering desire TO free myself.
killed him have been on the verge OF
telling ever since. while | met my
neigh bors and they have been giving me
their sympathy. I could not bear 70
look at my children. I do not know
how | sat quietly through the funeral
service and heard the words of the
pastor. 7 felt like shouting out loud
] killed him killed him 2 When the
funeral was over and we were on the
way home. ] was making VD my mind
to confess 7 am glad IL Is over.
After 1 killed him. Mrs. Patzer
continued. Il Strengthened him up In
his chair at the table and washed the
blood from the floor then I burned tn,
stick Of stove wood which I had used
and called the neighbors.
we had quarreled for years We had
words on Monday and on Tuesday al
noon when I called him TO dinner W
had words. but the temptation 10 xii
him did not como until after be had
gone into the other room"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13
STICKS TO HIS WORD.
Wilson Has No Statements to Make
ON Public Affairs.

Chicago. January 2-Presldent-
Elect Wilson left Chicago for trenton
at II 40 this afternoon. Governor w IL
son. true to his announcement on his
arrival here yesterday, TO make an
address before the Commercial CLUB.
abstained from making any statements,
formal or informal. on public matters
with the exception OF the address De
fore the Commercial Club last night
The Governor passed the night at
the residence of David b Jones and
breakfasted at the home of Clyde NJ ;
Carr. president of the Commercial
Club.
Owing to the announcement that
Mr. Wilson would not speak and the
fact that few persons were informed
saw him pass through the station to
his train as he was leaving Chicago.
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GOVERNOR WILSON
DEEPLY PLEASED
He Likes Way His Speech in
Chicago Was Re-
ceived.
HAS "WHlP" WITH HIM
Will Be Prepared to "Subdue
Any Who May
Need 1t.
HAS whip" WITH HIM

on board President Elect Wilson 8
special car Crestlinc o January l2--
! President Elect Wilson Travelled east
ward tonight from Chicago, which
he left at u 40 O'Clock to-day over the
Pennsylvania Railroad for Trenton,
n. j.
The Governor was deeply pleased
with his visit to Chicago. The audi
ence that heard his speech az the Com
mercial Club was composed of rail-
I road presidents, banking directors.
meat packers and hnanciers of ma
tionaI prominence
Il had spoken at the CONNER
ciaI Club four or i've times before,
and knew the crowd pretty well
said the Governor to-day on tho tram.
and they know what kind OF d speech
/ was going to make. and l think the
only thing that took them by sur
prise was that | talked. not so much
about what the government was gong
to do. but what they themselves ought
To do.
The Governor had pointed out in
his speech that things done under
the whip of the law were sullenly and
never successfully done, and that
good counsel could not be obtained
by compuision any more than that
economic freedom could be obtained
entirely by force. As he was leav-
ing. one OF the members of the club
approached the President elect and
said:
Governor, you may have 20 use
that whip of yours before some Of those
gentlemen are subdued and brought
around to your way of thinking"
Don't worry" laughed the Cover
nor, as he slapped his hip. Il carry IT
right here in case l meet it.
The morning passed without incident
in Chicago. The Governor attended
the Fourth Presbyterian church. Chas-
r. Crane, vice-chairman, of the finance
committee of the Wilson campaign. was
at the train to say goodbye. A delega-
ton from Wisconsin rode as far as Gary.
Ind. with the party They were
William LaFollette. Democrat. and
brother OF the Wisconsin Senator, John
Awkward. who is a law partner of Joseph
l.. Davies. secretary of the Democratic
National Committee; Chairman Schultz,
of the Wisconsin State central COM
mittee, and Morgan j. Davies. cousin
of Joseph E. Davies. They came TO
explain. Mr. Wilson said, the political
situation in Wisconsin and not 70 boom
any one The name OF Joseph E
Davies, however. is before Governor
Wilson as d candidate for Cabinet
mort folio
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SUCCESSFUL YEAR
AT FIRST BAPTIST
Has I,25s Members, Who Give
More Outside Than to
Home Purpose.
OFFICERS ARE APPROVED
Pastor Reports Many Young
People Taking Interest and
Entering Ministry.

The First Baptist Church. o. this
city, according TO figures presented
yesterday by Treasurer I. G. Wlliiafns'
at the annual business meeting Of the
congregation. IL one of twelve churches
in the United States that give 70 out
side objects annually a larger sum than
they spend on themselves. The flrst
pres byterian. of Richmond. is the only
other church in the city that falls IN
the same class.
Contributions TO ali causes. reported
Mr.. Williams. amounted. for the year
jus, closed. TO SIS rs AZ. OF this amount
s. 300 went TO foreign missions sunday
School superintendent A. W. Patteis son
reported that sl0,e 1856 were spent during
the year for church Improvements
Much of this sum was devoted 70 con
stTucting and cquipping Baraca anc
Philathea rooms over the eastern
annex Among other improvements
were the re-arrangement Of the hghtlng
system and -redecoration OF the chutch
auditorium y
Closes Successful Year.
In his letter 10 the congregation
Rev George ". Mcdaniel. ID. D.. the
pastor. characterized the year Just
brought 70 a close as the most success
ful in the history of the church. lie
was especially gratifed be said ny the
live interest in church work that IS
and by the number Of these that have
entered the ministry.
The pastor directed attention to the
wide field of opportunity that IS open
to the First Baptist Church in particu-
lar. 1t was one OF the few large
churches he said situated in the
crowded downtown district and near
the civic center. It's nearness to the
large hotels, hospitals. medical col
leges and other big institutions ne
said gave IL a peculiar place in the city
Dr. Mcdaniel urged upon the con
gre9ation that 1T unite in concerted
effort TO strengthen the church IN
order that it might keep pace with the
rapid growth Of the city.
Enrolment of 1855.
The annual report shows that the
mem bership of the First Baptist Churvh
now numbers .255. OF this number sew
enty-nine represent additions to the
roll during the past year The total
Sunday-school enrolment is i.l0i-
The congregation voted 10 send
message Of good cheer to Organist Snep-
pard Webb, who is confined IN the nos
pital at the University of Virginia. SINH
lar messages were ordered 70 be sent
TO d number of other members tnat
were absent because of Illness
Among other acts of the meeting was
the approving Of all officers and com
mittees named by the election winch
was held on December Both. number
OF the committees show changes IN per-
sonnet. AS ratified by yesterdays meet
ing. the officers and committees are
Onicer-Clerk. Clarence H Orner J;
Treasurer, Thomas c. Williams. Jr- ;;
Asst. Treasurer. William E WORD !;
Treasurer Poor Fund. Daniel 5. NC
Carthy; Auditor. Norton r. Savage ;
Curator Organ and Pianos. Arthur b
Clarke: Church Missionary. Miss Jane
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aurtton 6alts fnturt Days
BY n. w. Bowe q Son.
AUCTION SALE
Eaton S Broad Street
Pharmacy
LOCATED AT NO 24OS EAST BROAD
STREET.

The owner. having moved TO the
suburbs because if i'll health. has de-
termined 20 sell at public auction. on
the premises. on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 18TH. 1918.
at p. NJ.
his drug business above referred tos
occupying one Of the best equipped
and most ideally located stores in the
city The stock is quite large and
fresh. and the business IS a paying one
and has grown steadily from month
to month. Under an intelligent and
pushing management. big success is
assured. A competent manager and a
hrst-class soda clerk can be retained
IL desired.
Seldom does an OPP ortunity present
itself to buy a business which has
passed the experimental stage and is
now on a money making basis. The
location of this store is splendid, and
an inspection of the stock is invited.
Terms can be made very easy.
VALENTINE AUCTION COMPANY.
Auctioneerss
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HELPS ~RuBE" NARoUsRD-
Uotelman DcIany. Reluctant witness
Had Seem Nothing

Atlantic CITY. =. .. Janus. -
Further cNorfs OF Bob Dcianr %
escape fesftfylug regarding inc -on-t-
fiouaf incidents which occurred az gre
Hotel Dunlop on Novcmp Der !. Nhcl
"kuhc' Aiarruard. the pail pldFfr. an.
Blossom Sceley. thc actress. are alleged
10 have been discovered D. The hue
band 81 the latter. we're rendered ~.
,.c.ford.v when District Court Judge
Sfaafhcr- appointed sDcr| master
10 fakc testimony hv the <rw NofN
supreme Court. offered fp -'-I ,t
lanv. = -ickrOom. if necessary. 90 secure
his evidence Co.,.
ruon receipt Of this uffiwafurl Boo
decided that he had sufficiently rcceF-
c~rf 70 attend The hcanrE. rat he
testimony corcrrring the aNeEei NOS
crctfone OF the pair Wa pofttni.
a. he was unable 20 corrObor.te nue. n
81 the evidence OF he night clerk.
Frank Bowman. The findings % Judge
Snathers arc 20 be sent on 20 NeN
York TO he used In the suit for ctvorce
brought against Blossom Secley oy Der
husband. Joseph Cahen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13
MANY CATHOLICS
GREET CARDINAL
His Eminence Holds Reception
Following High Mass In
Washington.

u-ssb;,gton January i2-Three
-bous.nd Catholics OF Washington
formed in line in new Carrou HAL.
after a solemn high mass IN honor or
Cardinal Gibbons. 20 give New car
e--ee.ings to the aged prelatc. who held
r. annual New Year reception in
washington to-day. Cardinal Gibbons
mas for wears made the reception an
annual event for che Cathcilcs mere
Who look forward to greeting him with
great pleasure 60
in which special services were nclo IN
honor OF his emincnce. was fIled with
covrcrs above which were hundreds OF
candles arranged about the altar Tho
- T.r nortions Of the church were deco
r.,sd vrith the cardinals red and ever
greens.
reviews Years Achievements
The Rev. William Martin. OF St Pat
rick's Cathedral. OF New VOTE. &c
li,,.r.d a sermon showing what Cath
olics nave done in religion during the
go wear. lie also showed the general
cbteet Of Catholicism and what 10
a., >. DO a good Catholic In regard 20
ne personuei Of the Catholic church.
Father Martin said. Il have hNarc Il
aid snecringiy that the ooJecticn 20
the Catholic Churcn was tnsl u i'is,n-
bcrsbiD vva- composed Of those IN the
love- walks Of life That j. one OF
~ reasons I am proud OF the Cstho-
lis The membership - composed
81 fhr bone and siucw OF humanity
and viii last until the end OF tho
world.
The Rev. George Doughcrty cele-
b-s.ea solemn high mass IN honor OF
49, commence assisted BY the Rev
Sseorrr savage. ID d. az deacon and
~ ~ Eugene Burke. <. : C. sub
se..o- Cardinal gibbons vas sup
90 through she service BY two as
.,s..-- p~tc.t- she r. Rev. Bona
,-.-f,,re Cerc.ti and the Very Rev.
y Pace OF the Catholic L nivcrsity-
Introduced 20 Cardinal
The older members % 81 Patrick >
..,-r-es.fion introduced the visitors %
..-4tral gibbons and saw 20 ~ that
.r. rre Vas formed with as little con-
...t5r a. possible. The choir scolyte-.
80 clergy. which formed IN proce--
-.or from the church 20 ere hall. stood
behind Cardinal Gibbons and the RI
Rev. ". 4. Russell.
AFTER the reception Mer. Russell
o-.~-fSir~d the cardinal and . ruuo Der
of prominent churchuen and citizens
Of washington 80 dinner IN the rcctory-
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Rfftings
NOTICE OF SPECIAL GENERAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company,
Office of the Secretary,

NOTICE OF SPECIAL GENEfsaL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company,
Office Of the Secretary,
Richmond. Va. December 81. 1912.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Take
notice, that, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary g. 1913. at II o'clock A N.
special general meeting of the stock
holders of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company
will be held in the flee of the com
pany. in the First National Bank
Building, at the corner Of Ninth and
Main Streets, in Richmond, Va, pur-
suant to the call OF the president
and directors of said company
adopted on December 10, 1912, the
purpose OF said meeting being to
take action upon a proposition OF
compromise and settlement neSo-
Of the company with the special com
mission representing the State O.
Virginia and its political sub
divisions as authorized by statute,
and also TO take action upon a reso-
luton of the president and directors
of the company looking to an
amendment OF the co:npany's char
for attending to any other matters
which may lawfully come before said
meeting
The books for the transfer of the
capital stock % the company viii De
closed on January Is. 1918. at 3
o'clock L. NJ. and reopened on FEB
ruary :. 1919. at 10 o'clock ~ NJ
BY order Of the President and d.
rectors- NORMAN CALL,
secretary.
VII. II. WHITE,
President.
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HEADQUARTERS Commander OF 81 An
drew. No. -. Knights Templar.
Richmond. Va. January H. l9ls-
GEN ERAL ORDERS
Sir Knights-Attcnd stated con
ciave Of tho commandery al your
asylum i'm the Masonic Temple MOI o.
nay IAN inst. at : IS O'Clock y. NJ in
citizens dress.
NTernb ers OF Richmond Command
cry. No ?. and al transient SIR knights
are courteOusly invited 90 be present
BY order Of the Eminent COM
nader. T. O. HAWKINS.
Captain General
Attest
GEORGE {. JEFF PERSON,
Recorder
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In execution Of a deed OF trust dated
September 20. 1911. from the Otterburn
Springs Corporation TO the undersigned
trustee recorded in Amelia Cihcuit
Court clerks Office. deed book g.. page
rs. default having been made in a por-
tfon of the debt therein secured. and
being requested so TO do by holder OF
debt | will sell at auction, on tina
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ETH. :
at 3 o'clock P. NJ.
the aforementioned desirable prop
erty The hotel has about forty rooms.
besides eight cottages situated in
splendid grove of trees; has all mod
ern conveniences. including water In
rooms. baths. public and private. and
gas plant All furnishings will also
be sold including the silverware. bed
ding, crockery and furniture These
furnishings are nearly new and are In
good order The proximity OF this
hotel to Richmond makes the location
very desirable The property is in
thorough order and ready for occu-
pancy. a.,
TERMS: Enough in cash TO pay all
and one note for $3.50. due March 20.
1912 with interest on same; one note
for same amount, due September 20,
1912 and interest. and credits as fol-
lows One note for s4.333.33. due Sep
TENDER 90 1913: one note for s4,S3S.SS-
due September 90. 1914. and one note
for s433334, due September 20. 1912,
interest notes on the above payable
semi-anuually: balance in cash.
II. Il. POLLARD. JR-.
Trustee.
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VII. II. WHITE.
President.

Office guarantees Building Corporation.
Richmond. Va. Dec. 90. 1912
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of this corporation VIII
be held at its Office, No. North
Tenth street. IL ESDAa January H.
1912. at : o'clock j. N.
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON.
Secretary
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING

THE INITIAL. or ORGANIZATION.
meeting Of the sfocka oldcrs Of the
ord Dominion Trust Company. In
corporatcd a virginia corpor alton ,.
has been caiiei for. and will b. held
on Monday. January -. 1913. az ~
o'clock midday. IN the assembly hall
Of the Hotel Richmond. corner Ninth
ara Grace streets. Richmond. Va.
Tor the y -7osr of taking such steps
A. NAV 30 necessary 10 BE- taken BY
ffo eforkhoiders 20 complete the or
oarfzaffou Of the company ana ~
Extending % any other business that
-~av lawfully como before aid meet
srv JONATHAN BRYAN.
secretary.
w. ". HABLISTON.
President.
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TOES VALUED AT sz.sss
Su,f for Loss % Too Brought by Utah
Vouur woman.

Provo. Utah. Jan ~rv u - Ne oues-
ton What o. fre value ~ = youEr
,e,r.,.-.t. for4" VIII - ar-Nrrc1 ~ re
t.,...rN BfasrIrf Courf. where SIT vas
49, ~ Miss Irene Berry. ~ rprlrz-
v,lIe azzirst Dr. o. a. Graham. Q o~a~
- - ne To-. On two to-s Miss Berry
- n rs She says sne applied 70
- dertlas FOR relief ron Two cofre-
tre ~.r0ovcd fhc Corrs. DIT u iat%r 80
came necessary 70 remove nv ton,~
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virginia Trust Company.
Plchrrond. Va December 81. 1914
THE ANNt-AL MEETING OF THE
stock holders % this company VIII Be
held At the once Of the company. In
the city - Richmond, Va. on Tue
AZ January Il. 1913. at II o'clock
noon Il ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-13

GEORGE c. JEFFERSON,
Recorder
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ReaI Cstate llantfn

WANTED. TO RENT FOR ONE YEAR,
IL or more acres Must have first
class. ncyer-failins water good land
and buildings. close 10 trolley or
railroad and near 10 Richmond. Pre-
fer % deal direct with owner. +. n
CARHYL~ Central I. NJ. c. A. Rich
mond. Va
WANTED. SEVERAL SMALL PIECES
OF jackson ward property that are
good investment proposition. Prefer
10 deal directly with owner. Ad-
oress A SIG, care Times-Dispatch.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A con-
NELLY & co. Write postal Tor
necessary blanks.
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Otterburn Hotel
Property

NEAR AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA
ON THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD,
IN ONE-HAI.F' MILE OF STATION
ABOUT THIRTY-SIX MILES SOUTH
WEST OF RICHMOND. VA; ALSO
ALL FURNITURE AND UTENSILS.
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BY Pollard e. Bagby,
Auctineers.
Trustee S Auction Sale

or A VERY VALUABLE HOTEL
PROPERTY AND TEN ACRES Or
LAND ADJOINING. WITH RIGHT TO
USE WATER FROM THE FAMOUS
OTTERBURN SPRINGS. KNOWN AS
THE,
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a7rfffng5

FIRST SSst7orsl Bank Of Richmond. va.
December IL. 1914
THE REGULAR A>NJAL MEETING
of the stockholders OF the First
National Bank Of Richmond. Va
Tor the election Of directors and for
the transaction OF any other Susi-
ness which may properly come be-
fore saId meeting. VIII be held
TUESDAY. January ~ 1913. at II
O'Clock noon. in the directors room
OF the bank. No. 300 East Main
Street Richmond. Va.
w. ". ADDISON. Cashier.
National state and city Bank
Richmond, Va, Decenpsr IL; lslz
stockhoIders Of this bank VIII be
held In its banking house Tuesday.
January H. 1913. ct IL o'clock noon.
for the election Of directors and
transaction Of any otscr business
that may properly come before the
JyLIES H. HILL.
Cashier.
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poultry, Ieets ano ginr Stpfk

FOR SALE. one OF TIE BEST
thoroughbred stations in Virginia
full pedigree furnished Liberal
time given 10 pay if needed. GEO
T. RAWFORD. s32 East Main
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professional Drip oQantfo

SvESfED. TfrR E FIRsT-GRkDE
white teachers for schools iu
Black Creek District. New Kent
rn~1fal1e Va
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Real GSfare for Bent.

ron ~RENT, sIIoI DEPARTMENT IL
one Of the leading stores for women
In the city Best location. Address
a Is Times lspatch.
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S+s~
TYPEwRITERS.

rvprwRITERs OF ALL MAKES AND
oSs1s soId rented and skilfully re-
r.f~ed Reningtons. Underwooas'
CIiye-s- smith Premiers. Bar LOCKS
ana l. c. Smith Bros. machines rent
ed from IS to 81 for months El.st
rent paid applied on purchase the
AHERICAN TYPEWRiTER "a
CHANGE. sos Z Main Street. TeIe-
phone Madison 5zoo.
.,.t.-,.ss -. 10. - - go
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solicitors anb Ealesnsn

s1LEsMEN WAITED. HANDLE LINE
OF iaces and .embroideries for the
basis. One residing in the state pre-
ferred. covering all small and large
towns. We have established trade
in this State. GOLDWATER BROS.
importers, SIS Broadway. New York.
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xOsI anp 3i9uno

LOST, oNE CoLLARETTE FU r
between Eighth and Broad ana
Sixth and Marshall. Liberal rcwaiu
il returned. HI. NOLTE. 50S East Mar
shall. Phone Monroe 1851.
LOST. on RICHMOND AND HEN
rico car. brown fur muff. Reward II
returned 10 s05 North Thirty-fourth
Street.
LOST, WHITE BULL TERRI r
with black nose. long taH, cHpPec
ears Had on Drass spiked collar
with my name and address thereon
when lost Reward II eturned =. " o
III BARD. llZi Nest Avenue.
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Gotfrfs

- o. -------No ITICEi
ut. TOrfN ". SMITH. OF THE RICH
fnond Vehicle Construction Company.
ard Mr. r. r Moore. % the r r.
Moore & Co. announce the consoli-
dalton Of the two firms under the
name AZ the SrIith-NooTe Vehicle
rcmsany. Eusincss IN the future
win b. conducted from the plant Of
rh~ above mentioned firm. 2lf North
fifth street. A continuance OF last
patronage - respectfully requested
WANTED. THE TuB1iC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. Jewellers. si1
East Main Street buy. sell. exchange
and RFNOsN- DIAMONDS IN TttE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and
silver always taken IN exchange
FRESH BUTTERMILfS DAILY. OUR
own make OF daily butter. RENNIE
DAIRY CO.