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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-07
Rabim 100 rojakov

h ho3ejo postati sam~ostojen in neod-
visen gospodar V lepem in rodovitnem
kraju, kjer je dobra voda, zdravo pod.
nebje in kjer Jill je re mnogo naselje.
nih, Xxi so vsi prav z~adovolini. ce ho1e
kdo postati kedaj premozen farmer, Sc
ne SINE naseliti tam, kjer So nj farme-
REV, XII hi mu kos povedati, &c DO "a
mogel ma zemlji tudi res ziveti. v O.
kolici lepega in cvetoeega mesta Crivitz,
Marinette County je re veliko farme.
REV in rojakov in nikdo Sc ne pritoku.
je. Zakaj nei Ker je zemlja redovit-
ma, ma njej ~rastejo vsi tisti poljski pri.
delki kot v starem kraju, izvrstna pit
ma voda, zdravo podnebje, trave soSna-
te in redilne "a ~zivinorejo, ne hudih
viharjev ne toee, ne suse, ne moSvirja,
wee jezer "a ribji Low, z emo besedo vse
dobre %lastnosti, XII Jill farmer potrebu.
je. Zemlja je zelo pc cent, ker Sc kupi
naravnost cd lastnika samega T. Ker.
stem. Nobenega dobieka zemljiskim
~kompanijam. Ker je he lastnik precei
star, bi Sc rad nitro znebil vse zemlie.
cato podari vsakemu kupcu v mestu
Crivitz n Lotto zemlje "a hisno stay.
bisce do 25. augusta, pozneje ne wee.
Zemlja mora biti pref ko mogoee visa
prodana, zato prav Pc cent in lahka
o~dpla6ila.
Pisite Sc danes v slovenskem jeziku
M L. Kerstenovega z~astopnika
N. PIKLoR,
1925 West 81 81. Chicaeo. III
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-07
Veselje in sreca.

Prizadevati bi 81 moral, da pri-
dobimo .toliko veselja in srece IL
zivljenja, kolikor mogoce. Bod
srecen in osrecuj druge. Prvi pO-
goj sreci je zdravje, in prvi po-
goj zdraviu .ie popolna prebava
hrane. &c prebava oslabi il ka-
teregakoli vzroka, 10 Tri~ erjevo
ameriSko zdravilno grenko vino
spet pripravi do redne delavno-
sti. IL telesa prezene vso tvari-
no, XII ne spada tia, ter oGisti in
usposobi telo "a prejemanje "a
dostne hrane. Prebavo to vince
pospesi. cato ga uzivajte pri IL
gubi s%lasti, pri za%peeenosti, no
tranjih bolecinah in krcih, pri
razdrazliivosti in oslabelosti. Pri
zelodcnih in drobovih boleznih je
to vince zelo izdatno zdravilo, XII
uGinkuie bro in gotovo. V lekar-
nah. Jos. Triner. izdelovalec,
1333-1339 S. Ashland Ave-, Chi
cago, Ill. Kadarkoli rabite lini-
ment, da %prezenete boleeine, ra-
bite Trinerjev liniment. Je mai
boljsi. - Adv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-07

Rim, II " volilni agitaciji je
bill pred kratkem " Cassoriji pri
Neaplju mex volilec ustreljen.
Pred prefecture sc je razvilo Ii
vahno streljanje.' Nastopila je po-
licja. Mex kmet je bill tezko ram
jen, osemdesetleten duhovnik pa
uibit. Tudi v Paternu an v>drugih
kraiih je' priSlo do krvavih bojer,
v katerih jd pogipilo vec oseb.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-07
Pc guvernerju pomiloscen.

Savannah. Ga. - Guverner Sla-
ton je pomilostil DIR. W. j.
McNaughton-a, XII je bill Obdolzen
rmOra in mu s tenn resil zivljenje.
Doktor je baje pred trent lett IL
moril Fred Flandersa v Emanuel
County. Zaporna komisija je pri-
porocila spremenitev smrtne kaz-
nj dosmrtno jeco. Guverner je
izjavil, da je sicer V dvomu O po-
eenjaju MdNaughton-a, vendar
ne more reel, da govore dokazi
zelo v njegovo dobro. Gospa
Matte Flanders, "a katero Sc ie
mislilo, da je bila tudi udelezena
pri umoru svojega soproga, nj
bila nikdar V procesu. Ako ne bi
bill pOmiloscen, bi moral biti DIR.
McNaughton dine 3. okt. obesen.
UpaJmo, da DO tndi celia zadeva
nasega n~esrecnega rojaka Erjavca
kmalu in ugodno resenal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-07
IN VABILO.

Stem ste vabljeni vsi rojaki, ka
teri stremite pc boljsem zfvljen-
ju, neodvisnosti, sam~ostojnosti in
uzivati sad svojega truda, da 81
pridete pogledati lepe in obilne
pridelke tukajsnjih rojakov in
farmerjev, ter sc p%repricate ma la
sine oci in potem sOdite pc svojem
premisleku, kje da je bolie "a vas,
muciti sc in garati pc zaduhlih to-
varnah, rudokopih in enakih
zdravju skodljivih krajih, "a par
dolarjev, kar komaj zadostuje "a
boro zivljenje in vsakdanje po-
t%rebs6ine, ali pa biti samostojen,
in neodvisen, sam svoj dslodaja-
lee in gospodar ma zdravem in V
zem zraku V prijaznem in rodovit-
mem kraju, kjer Sc Vase delo sto-
tero izplaea in kjer 81 V par letih
pc marljivem in dobrem gospo-
darstvu ~napravite existence, po-
%stanete cd vsakega neodvisen,
sam svoj gospodar, ter premozen
farmer katerega vsakdo casti in
Sc mu nj treba uklanjati bosom,
"a iste krvav pot potiti ter Nth
zepe polniti, Xxi a V zahvalo "a
to, v slueaju bolezni in %onemoglo-
sti brezsrcno odslove in Vase me-
sto z novimi mocmi nadomestijo,
ne oziraJe sc ma vas, in vase uso-
do. Pomislite nekoliko, pripravi-
te 81 boljs0 bodocnost, da bodete
enkrat uzivali sad svojih zuljev
in truda, da YAM ne bode potre-
ba ma stara leta skrbeti kje bo-
dem spalf kaj bodem jedelf in
kaj bode z mojo druzino V sluGaju
da obolim ali cello umrjem. Sc je
p%riloznost in cas- Sc takih skrbi re-
siti in p%ripraviti sebi in svoji dru-
zini Boise zivljenje in brezskrb-
no bodoGnost.
Kupite 81 kos dobre in rodovit-
ne zemlje v %prijaznem in lepem
kraju Wausaukee, Wis, kjer
imam Sc precej rodovitne zemlje
ma prodaj pc zelo nizkih cen&h in
ugodnih malih naplacilih, tako da
81 vsakdo, ako ravno je pri ma
lem denarju lahko zemljo kupi in
81 boljsO bOdo6nost preskrbi kjer
bode brezskrbno med rojaki V tel
slovenski farmerski naselbini sad
svojega truda uzival in kjer je v
zadnjih 4 mesecih re mad so roja-
kov svoja posestva kupilo, kar je
Jasen dokaz, da je zemija rodo-
wilma, kraj prijazen in zdrav, do
bra in eista yoda, ugodno podne0-
Je in klima, kjer Sc mi bio nikdar
slabih letin in kjer je vedno do
Der try ter izvrstne zelezniske v
re z vsemi vecjimi mesti in trgi.
Kdor zeli imeti posestvo v TEN
prijaznem in ugodnem kraju, mai
pride naravnost sem V Wausau-
kee, Wis. Ako pa zeli pref kakih
natanGneisih informacij, maj pise
takoj ma
A. Mantel l.. Box 221,
Wausaukee, Wis.
katere dobi takoj in brezplaGno.
V dodatek naznanilu stem ma
znanjam. vsem rojakom, XII so mi
pisali, da pridejo v teku tega me-
SEGA, kakor tudi onim, XII so re ku-
pill a Sc Sc ne naselili, da SEN svo-
10 pisarno IL Chicago preselil sem,
ter Sc tudi sam tukaj "a stalno ma
SELL, tako da bodem lahko vsaki
cas- rojakom ma razpolago in v po-
moe v vseh MONTH ozirih in DO
t%rebscinah. Ko sc odlocite sem
priti, kupite vozni listek direktno
do Wausaukee, Wis. in mi svoj
prihod naznanite, da Vas tukaj
ma postal pri6akam in Sc "a Vas
zavzamem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-07

Dolfnost vsakega socialista j.,
podptrsti svojs 6asopisjs. Agiti.
njts n "Proletarca". Pridobits
ma move naroSnaks.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-07

sti. Kljub temu tragicnemn do
godku Sc je predstava nadaljeva-
la CD
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-07

Umetni premog. Berolinski fl
zkalicni druzbi so pred kratkim
pOroeali o poskusih V svrho sesta-
We, oziroma naprave umetnega
premoga, kojih uspeh je bill zelo
zadovoljiv. Kakor p~orocajo "Te-
chnische Monatshefte". XII izhaja-
10 " Stuttgartu ma Virtember-
skem, so iZvrsili poskuse S cisto'
celulozo, katero so izpostavili hu-
di vrocini, kar ie p~rovzrocilo pro-
ces, h je gori Omenjeno tvarino
iZpremenil V takozvani smolnati
premog, kateri sc je cd naravne-
ga premoga odlikoval lie po svoji
posebni strukturi. &c bodo ii DO
skusi kdaj zadobili prakticni po-
men, Sc danes seveda Sc ne da re-
CT. Nedvomno pa je sprozeno vpra
SAME o moznosti glede umetnega
nadomestila "a premog velike vaz
nosti, posebno ker mnozine in bo-
gastva naravnega premoga v zem-
lJi bodo "a splosno porabo zado-
stovale komaj "a emo tisoeletje.
ako Sc ne posreci zemlio. v premo-
govnih krajih bolje izkoristiti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-07
- 8 delavcev p~onesrecilo. V

8 delavcev ponesrecilo. V
Fall OBJ Draw mad Mariborom sta
WHO veliko elektrarno. Zaposlenih
je tam 430, ve6inoma seziiskih
delavcev. V petek, II. t. m. prot
poldnevu sci je naenkrat sesul ma
desni strani krog 8 metrow visok
Lessen oder. Ma MEM je bio osem
delavcev, ki so padli vsi v globi-
no, XII je pa bila k sreci napolnje-
ma z vodo, tako da nesreGa nj hi
la tako velika, kot bill bila, &c bi V
globini ne bilol vode. Srecen slu.
caj je hotel, da je tisti cas- rsvuo
odpovedala pumpa. Pet delavcev,
veeinoma Nemcey, so odpejali
tezko ranjene vi mariborsko Dol.
nisnico, drugi trije pa so v donna.
q oskrbi. Nekateri imajo polom.
ljene noge in roke. Vzrok, da Sc
je oder sesul, Sc sedaj nj znan.
Marzeille, 16.' Snoei Sc je v Kri-
stalni palaci med drugimi produ-
cirala sedemnajstletna japonska
akrobatka Nizmura ma visoki lest
vi. NenadomaI jeN izgubila ravno.
Wesje in padla IL visave ma tia,
kjer je oblezala s poceno lobanjo.
Kmalu ma to be izdihnila. Lestva
je padla nekemm' godcu ma glavo
in sc " %orali umira6ocega odne.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
Held for Murder.

Especial TO The Times-D ispatch
Winchester. Va, November 20---Bu-
ford Powell. colored, Is in Jail hero
charged with murder, as n result OF tho
shooting early last evening OF Roy
Dunn, son OF William Dunn. of Fred
crick County, with .22-calIbre rifle
Powell claims he shot at Dunn to scare
him. and had no intention OF killing
tho youth. Tho bullet entered his
forehead. penetrating the brain, and
Dunn died thirty minutes later. At
the coroner's Inquest to-day. the fact
was brought out that there had been
ights between tho two. and bad feel.
Ing existed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
REPORT Is ENCOURAGING.
FlourishinE Condition Exists mt hap
list OrphnMnEc.

ISpecial to The TimesDispatchl
Lvnchburg, Va. November 2O.-The
trustees OF tho Baptist Orphanage OF
Virginia, which Is located ut Salem,
in session here to-day, reelected al
the old officers and retiring trustees
for another year, and heard the BEST
report in tho history OF the institution.
The officers are: president, +. H. Mar
tin; vice president. George III. Beaie;
treasurer, ". r. Whitescarvcr; secre-
tary, Thomas l. Preston; auditor. y
r. Saul field secretary. p. IL. Chcl'
superintendent. G. H. Corbitt
The report shows $50. or gain Of
nfteen. children in the orphanase. The
general health is shown TO be good,
and excellent work is being done by
the wards in school. while tho farm
earned $1,000 above expenses. although
the operating expenses were larger
than last year. The urgent needs of
tho orphanage are new roofs for two
cottages aud the superintcndents
home, and provision for 4 workshop.
TO cost $4,000. and several nearby
tracts 10 be added to the orphanage
farm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
FALLS TO DEATH
BENEATH TRAIN
Henry M. Mundy, Prominent
Roanoke Citizen, Almost
Instantly Killed.
I Especial to Tho Timcs-Dispatoh !

special to Tho Times Dispatch
Roanoke, Va, November 20.-Henry
NJ. Mundy, n well-known resident OF
this city. met death this morning In a
swift and terrible form while attempt
ing TO board n moving train on the
Norfolk and Western at the Jefferson
Street crossing. The accident occur
red about 9:l5 o'clock. as train No /
was pulling out from tho station bound
for the West Mr.. Mundy, who wa.
on his way TO Radford, had started
for the depot. lie was late. and had
not reached the crossing when tho
train started to move.
y number OF people were near, but
fcw OF them noted the accident until
II was all over, SO sudden was it and
50 unexpected. 1t seems that Mr..
Mundy, when he noticed the train pull
ing out and moving slowly. thought
he could board it. and, passing under
the lowered gates, he made a run for
1t. According TO the story OF an eye
witness, Mr.. Mundy had succeeded in
getting on tho rear steps OF the car
occupied by the colorcd passengers.
having boarded it near the centre OF
the street or perhaps q little to the east
OF tho centre. He was seen to fall
and slip between the steps of the car
he was on and the one Following.
The projecting steps and the journal
box of the car caught him. rolling and
crushing him. dragging him rs FAR as
the west sido Of the crossing. There
is a drop OF several inches Mt the
end OF tho planking. and when tho
body reached this point II was released.
falling in a bruised and crump pied mass
at the side OF the tracks. The back
or Mr.. Mundy's coat was torn to
pieces. Tho clothing on the right side
OF his body above tho hips also was
torn. lio was apparently alive when
assistance reached him and an ambu
lance was summoned. He was hurried
at once TO the Lewis Gallo Hospital,
but it was found that death had won
tho race. The body was not taken
directly 10 an undertaker's establish
mcnt.
Henry NJ Mundy was about forty
years old. and his home was at IL Third
Street. y. +. He was plant foreman
or the Nirginia-Tcnncssec Telephone
Company and had been In the service
of the company about fifteen years.
lie was Il native of Botetourt county,
but had lived in Roanoke more than
twenty years lie married Miss Sadie
pattic, a daughter OF Councilman j. >
pattle or I<imball Ward. sixteen years.
ago His wife. with one daughter,
Mabel. aged fourteen years survive
him He was n brother or Beivy W.
and Harry q. Mundy, OF this city, ana
his mother and one brother, Luther,
and one sister. live In Buchanan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
BY Pollard s. Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
BRICK YELLING, NO. 3elf GROVE
AVENUE (FORMERLY KNOWN AS
NO. 1896 GROVE AVENUE).

In execution OF a deed of trust dated
November Z. 1910, and recorded in the
clerks office OF Richmond Chanccry
Court. d. -. 209-A, page $50, default
having been made In the payment OF Il
portion of the debt therein secured L
VIII sell by auction. on the premises,
on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 81. 1919.
at 4:45 p NJ,
the property described in said deed as
follows:
All that lot OF land in the city Of
Richmond. Va, with the brick dweiling
No, 3l35. and all other improvements
thereon, commencing at a point on the
south line OF Grove Avenue two hum
dred and ninety nino feet (299) east
OF Auburn Avenue. thence running
eastwardly and fronting on the south
line of Grove Avenue twenty three to3)
feet, thence back southwardly between
parallel lines ono hundred and seventy
nine t119) feet nine (9) inches TO an
alley in rear twenty (2O) feet wide"
TERMS: Enough In cash to pas. cost
Of sale, any taxes that may be due
note for $4,000. with interest on same
from May z, 1913. to day of payment,
and the residue mt one and two Years
after date. deferred payments to bear
interest and to be secured BY deed OF
trust on the property
II, L. POLLARD. JR
Trustee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
Arm Caught In shredder.

Gloucester Courthouse. Va, Novem-
Der :0.-Enos Garrett. tenant of the
Toddsbury place, on North River,
owned by w. s. Mott while engaged in
shredding fodder to-day with 4 easo-
leno engine. had his left arm caught
and crushed in the machinery Doe
tors Thomas Marshall, Harry \. Tabb
and Haynes amputatcd the limb. MIR.
Garrett lives in the well known Mill
Hill tenant house. on the roddsbury
estate. and has a large family dcpen-
dent on his labors. This is tho second
accident of tho kind In Gloucester In
the last two weeks. Samuel Gwyn hav-
ing lost his arm in the Same way about
two weeks ago n Warner Hail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21

CANNASSER WANTED FOR LOW
priced household article of merit
Great chance for q hustler. Address
IL %. care TimeH- pl Spntch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21

MEN. Is TO 35. BECOME GOVERN
ment railway mail clerks sample
examination questions free. FRANK
IN nnSn IN iMsTlTgIE. Dept. 4oi ~,
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SfaIeh 39ropo5aIG
----e-~~~~- - -
of the State Highway Commits

Office OF the State Highway Commas
sion
Richmond, Va, November Il, 1918.
BIpS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
clerks office at buckingham Court :
house. Virginia, until 70 O'Clock NJ.
Monday. December i. for the con
struction of about miles Of soil
and gravel road in Buckingham
County.
Plans and specifications on file at
this Office and at the office Of the
clerk at Buckingham Courthouse, Vn
Further information furnished on
rsartiasn choc Iie uh9s6 n9 igneu.
pany each bid
Right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
+. ST. j. WILSON.
state Highway Commissioners
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99rfting5
NOTICE OF MEETING.

PURSUANT TO 4 RESOLUTION on
tho board OF directors, adop.ed on
the 19th day OF November. 1918. q
special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Virginia SILK Company. Inc
called TO meet at tho conlpany's
building, Twenty second and De
catur Streets, South Richmond. Nir-
ginia, on the ith day OF December
1913 ut o'clock. Matters OF i'm,
portanoe Will come before this meet
ing w. S. WORTHAM
tn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
5oliritpr9 ann aalfsnlen

WE; ARE ORGANIZING 4 SELLING;
force for Virginia. ana can use city
md out-oi-town men Real estate
Insurance and specially men can
make good commission contract with
US; References required. Write for
fun pa ticulars. EMPIRE REALTY
AMI MORTGAGE CO, lc17 Mutual
Building. Richmond. Va
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5ituatlon5 lAantrn, female

THOROUGHLY CON-
petent photographer desires position,
temporary or permanent. Monroe
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aGent1 11ianten

An EXPERIENCED So
licitor TO represent "A company build
ing = chain Of high class motion pic
ture theatres. through the South
Splendid opportunity for the right
man who can interest people with
money to invest In the greatest
profit producing business known to-
day. For particulars address PEO-
lies AMUSEMENT COMPANY, GO7
Woodland Building, Washington u @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21

WANTED. TWO TALTcATIIE YOUNG
men; no others need apply Lyric
Theatre Building. Room sos.
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS ONE HUN
drcd other men. VIRGINIA BUSI-
NESS EXCHANGE $40 North Second.
TWO BRIGHT. ACTIVE; WHITE BOYS
for distributing circulars. good pay.
apply before II y. N, MIR STONE,
crafts Piano Co. 200 East Broad
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
BY 9. L. & II r.. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
FRAME DWELLINGS, NOS. 2so7 AND
aS07La II STREET, AND NO 1925
RANDOLPH STREET.

aS07h r STREET, AND NO. 1o2s
RANDOLPH STREET.
In execution OF decree OF the Law
and Equity Court, entered the 10th day
OF October. 1913, in the suit of Charles
b. keppler ct ais. vs.. Howard Il. Hook
ct ais. the undersigned special COM
missioners therein appointed will sell
BY public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1918,
mt o'clock 7. NJ,
the two-story double tenement framed
dwellings,, Nos. 2So7 and 2S07ia II
Street. with lot upon which said dwell
ings. stand. fronting IS feet on the
back 12s feet; and at
4:45 o'clock r. NJ
we will sell the next framed dwelling.
No. 102S Randolph street. with lot
Randolph Street and running back 10
feet.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at
six. twelve and eighteen months, pur-
added. and title TO he retained until all
the purchase money is paid and n con-
veyance ordered by the court; or all
cash, at option OF purchaser.
GEORGE BRYAN,
SIDNEY j. DUDLEY,
Special Commissioners
or THE CITY or RfcHsoNDD:o = :
Charles Il: keppler ct ais. .. PlaintlTrs
against
Howard II. Hook ct ais Defendants
]. r. j. Winston. clerk OF said court.
certify that the bond required OF the
special commissioners by the decree in
said cause OF October 16, 1918, has been.
duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day
2. T. WINSTON.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITOrlS

To the creditors of j. y. SPINNER AND
{. l. SPINNER trading as aforesaid
and individually. OF Beach, In the
County OF Chesterfield and district
Observation-Disclosures
Notice is hereby given that on tre
18th day OF November. A. H.. 1918. tn,
sara j.. a. SPINNER AND e. l. SPIN
NER. trading as aforesaid. and indi-
Nidually. were duly adjudicatcd bank
rupt. and that the first meeting
OF their creditors will be held in
my Office, Rooms Nos. S02 and S03
American National Bank building
Kichmond Va, on the Sd DAY of
DEC EAlBi: y. d., 1913, at 10 o'clock
III the forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint trustee, examine tho
bankrGpts. md transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
TIIOS. b. SNEAD.
November 30, 1913
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Sibinfno j2otirfs

TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or THE
ID. X. Midycttc Company incor-
porated. have declared q quarterly
dividend OF one per cent t1Gc) on
their outstanding participating gold
bonds. payable November % 1919, to
holders OF record November 20
j. l.. ELAN
TN
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WANTED. ny A LADY, A POSITION
as caretaker for an elderly lady
Terms reasonable; references OK
Changed. Address Box AZ, Ashland.
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SEE US FOR YOUR NEW BUSINESS
puEgy. We have what you want at
the right prices.
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gnsf ann 5iouno
Ielp lllanten, Scale

WANTED@IF you Want POsTrl5oN
AS fireman, brakeman. electric mo-
tormnn. conductor, colored train or
sleeping car porter, first class Nor
folk Baltimore roads. sG5 to sizes
month. STEADY work. experience un-
necessary, no strike, inclose stamp;
name position wanted. PASSES and
uniforms furnished when necessary.
Address RAILWAY INST, Dept.
4-lI. Indianapolis, Ind.
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s15--PIANOLA PIANO PLAYER, MA
hogany: fine condition; 20 music rolls
included CRAFTS. Broad. at Second
Street. Oman eN.niuus
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SEE Us FOR HORSE COVERS. BLAN-
kets and robes. Large stock and
low prices.
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truck wagons, dump wagons and
coal and dirt carts. We have the
goods.
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SITUATIONS, Professional

W1NTEB. by TRAINED NURSE 20.
sstion as nurse companion. Terms
reasonable. References furnished
Box 60. Greensboro. N G..
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JDr 5ale

TIE BRIsToW -WoRsHAM CO., NO
IL North Fifteenth Street, Head
quarters for Vehicles ana Harness.
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SissoItition pptires

TO WHOM IT MAY -CONCERN-STATB
notice that the partnership hereto
fore existing under the firm name OF
the George c. Porter Lumber Com
pany has been this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Given under our hands at Rich
mond, Va, November Is, 1913
GEO. g. PORTER.
J. WALTER BRIGGS
@. w. BRIGGS ST.
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professional pelp l0lanten

r Il 4 G II L X S--IF YOUR scHooi.
closes before Christmas write me and
have another ready to go to the first
OF the year. Address r. H. PICK
ELAL. Z. y. Box 4f9. Is nnX yiIIe Tnnn
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son disc mnchincP IF not Ne odyi.a
you TO pay us visit. G. =. HAYNES
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SEE rs FOR FARM WAGONS GOLD
Hickory and Weber,. We have all
sizes.
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WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAiNKE BROS. Jewellers. 9l2
East Main Street. buy. SELL exchange
and kEMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. old gold and
silver always taken In exchange
SHOES. SHOES. SHOES!
SAMPLE SHOE STORE. s23 East Broad
street tnear City HalD. Good shoes
cheap. Mems, women's and childrens
shoes retailed at wholesale prices
GEO. A. BOWDEN. q. EDWIN BOW
DEN.
WAGES. RENTS AND CLAIMS OF
any description collected anywhere
can get Your money for YOU. Adj
drcss lI9, care Times Dispatch.