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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-05
Declines Texas Job.

Terrell, Tex, Sept. SIS. ]. Bass,
who was rendered the position of Sec
retary of state last night, today wired
Governor Colquitt declining the place
on account of business interests.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-05
Woodmen Circle.

Call meeting Monday afternoon at
o'clock to receive and ballot on ap-
plications.
SARAH HOLLAND. Guardian,
BIRD SANDLTN, Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-05
Sure Thing.

Some men who are always saying
business before pleasure" never give
intelligent attention to either.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-05
Daily Thought.

Keep we'll thine tongue and keer
thy friend-Chaucer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
INCOME WILL NOT
MEET DEMANDS
School Levy or Paving Tax Are
Alternatives Being
Considered
MUST BUILD MORE STREETS
Manufacturers Proposing to Lo-
cate Here Deferred by
High Rents.
MUST BUILD MORE STREETS

Facing the alternative of laying a
special levy for support OF the public
schools or OF adopting n new plan Of
making street improvements at the
expense OF abutting property owners,
members OF the Council Finance COM
mittcc Will resume the budget hear
ings tonight. The School Board has
presented imperative and pressing
needs, the Police Department wants
twenty-five more men. and the Fro
Board has asked for n new company
of ten men in South Richmond and a
general increase in the wage scale.
The Health Board alone has made no
nppreciablc increase In It's demands.
All of the departments under super
vision of tho Administrative Board are
yet TO come, and of these II is agreed
that the Street Department will pre-
sent the most urgent claims.
Has OuiEroWn Itself.
The fact is that the city has grown
IN recent years more rapidly than it
has built new streets 1t is calculated
That more dwelling houses have been
erected. counting by tho linear front
foot. In each of the past three years
than the city has provided new streets
The demand is not SO much in the cen :
traI section, save for tho repaving OF
Broad Street. but in the newer parts OF
the city. where houses are being erect
ed, there is an immediate and pressing
demand for opening and grading new
streets. for miles of curbs, cutters.
gravel or bituminous macadam to pro
vide comfortable living conditions for
those who can only pay moderate
rents.
Those who have studied conditions
IN Richmond state that the two needs
are schools and streets. Manufacturers
who have considered bringing plants
here have been deferred by the hirb
rents charged working people and the
oNercrowded condition of some public
school buildings
The CIty'x Income
The city's available income this wear
VIII be approximately $4,000, OOO-that
is about what it was last year-the in
| crease in collections on property taxes
| about ofsetting the loss to the city
by reason of the passage of the rolling
stock bill. Against this total there
must be set apart 100000 for interest
and redemption of the city debt: there
must be provided $4,000 for pay
of city employees whose salaries are
fixed by ordinance, and there must be
provided about 100000 for fixed ex
penses, such as coal and oil for the
Gas Works. feed for teams and main
tenance of the various city utilities,
including the public school system.
This Will leave, according to prelimi-
nary estimates of Special Accountant
! Crenshaw. approximately 100000 to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
SMITH INVITED
TO CALF 0RNIA
Virginia Educator Will Become
Member Of Faculty of
Summer School.
ADDRESS BY DR.. GRAsTY
He Argues That Science Should
Be Taught in All High
Schools. 3
[speclal to The rlmes.Dispatch.l

Charlottesville, Va. February 0.--Dr.
r. =. Alphonso Smith, professor of Ens=t
accepted nm invitation to become 4
member of the faculty or the summer
school of the University of California;
Tor the session beginning June 90 next,
which will last about six weeks. PROF.
fessor Smith Will give two courses
determined as yet Just the nature Of
me courses he will give, but they will
deal with t, some phase of American and
Dr.. Smith will leave Charlottesville
Tor the West early in June Returns
route, and will stop at Monteagie,
Tenn. where he will give n course OF
lectures at the summer, school. con-:
Quoted nne there by Vanderbilt and Suwan-5
about the middle of August.
Or: Smith Is one of the most popular.
in sreat demand. He has spend two ses-,
slons as a lecturer at the New York
Shn inlan aah and every year since tho.
founded at Knoxville. Tenn. he has
been member of It's faculty. Re-
o ef ne lsftured at the University
ton, and last year lie gave a course
on similar foundation at tho
velt exchange professor at Berlin. His
lectures there have since been publish
ed. and have attracted wide attention
in this country and abroad -
DIR. j. S. Grasty, of tho department.
OF geology at the University of Vir-
Einia; addressed a large audience at
! TIE high school here last night ON
that tina science should be taught in all
contention he said: LIZ
II do not mean. however. that tho
courses should be of a vocational or
professional nature. The colleges, unI-.
Nersities and Institutes of technology
VIII take care OF that phase of the
work Enough science should be
taught in the high schools to give the
world in which he lives, and some IN
sight into the relation OF science and
industry. =
The argument is heard against. IL
| mat sufficient competent teachers arc
not available. L do not think this OBJ
lection amounts to very much. 1t may
be Il factor at first, but so soon as there
is demand for teachers of science in
the scno9is. we shall find teachers pre-
pairing themselves for these positions.
our colleges as well as our summer
schools are Offering opportunity for
preparation In botany. chemistry.
other sciences. / believe that IL thess
sciences, or one or two OF them were
introduced into the schools, teachers
competent to direct the work would
other subjects
Considering the demands which So
ciety is making upon its members for N
ueeper understanding and application
culture. in commerce, in the protection
OF public heaith--and the demand fol,
hner appreciation of the spirit Of
waiting and charging mans outlook
yer his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iHese things, we cannot do Justice ID
our educational system and its bene-
n ohan,a without science In tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
SCHOOL MONEY ApronrIoNEp.
sum OF S1.725 Distributed Among tho
buckingham DistrIcts.
special to The Ttmes-Dlsnatcb !

Especial to The Tfmes-Dispatch.1 \
Arvonla, Va, February 9.-The sum
OF SLIPS has been apportioned to the
high and graded schools OF Buckine-
ham County by the State authorities!
the sums being apportioned to schools
as follows:
High schools-Dillwyn. CurdsvilIe
district. $3.50; Arvonia. Marshall dis
trict, $500; Buckingham, NIaysvilIe
district. $3.50. Graded schools-CurdsI
vile, Curdsvil!e district $125: Enon-
Vile, joint districts. 1925; Malone.
Maysville and Francesca districts,
500; Carriers Field (coiored). james
River district. SIS; st. Andrews, NAYS.
Vile and Slate River districts conjofnt-
ly, $500; Texas, James River district.
SlG0; Well Water, Slate River district
500.
The graded and high schools OF the
county have done most excellent worlr
this season, with high average at
tendance and full enrolment. The
teachers reports for January showed
by far the largest January enrolment
and attendance ever known In tho hts
tory OF the county. This was to a cer-
tain extent due TO the fine weather.
and to n certain extent to general in
creased activity in educational mat-
ters.
Owing to the cold weather of the
past few days, considerable fee has
FORMED throughout Central Virginia
and unless great changes take place
before Monday, that day Will see the
greatest Ice harvest ever known In
this section OF the state. Already on
coves of ponds which extend back into
woods ice of sufficient thickness to
gather has formed. Saturday, being.
cloudy, was an ideal ice-forming day.
the temperature being below freezing
all daN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
be apportioncd when the budget sub
committe ges- down to work
VIII TIE Little Left.

VIII He Little Left.
Allowing $4,000 for the First Reg
iment Aimory, already cnde' contract:
$4,000 for continuing Broad Street
paving, for which there Is an implied
obligation. though the Finance Com
mite has no instructions TO include
such item in the budget: $4,000 for
sewers generally and s250.00o for
but 100000, out of which 10 meet the
demands for new school buildings and
sites, for additional policemen, for the
new South Richmond fire company. for
walling in Shockoe Creek. opening
Fourteenth Street, increasing the street
cleaning force, Or Fairgrounds, i'm
provement OF dock, purchase of auto
mobile fire equipment, completion OF
William Byrd Park and a great varl-
ETY. OF other calls on the public treas
ury Contracts fer more than $4,000
OF street and other work are carried
forward including the extension OF
the Church Hill tunnel, which must
be provided for this year.
May Impose School Levy.
Without the most rigid economy and
the postponing of many OF the plans
OF Improvement already outlined, it Is
believed that there must be some means
devised for increasing the revenue OF
the city. Chairmen Grundy has sug
gested the imposition of n special
school levy OF not more than S mills
lieVed, in few years produce a fund
sufficient to put the public school sys-
tenn In good order and keep it there
The alter native is an extension Of the
system OF local assessments for public
improvements. In many growing cities
all costs of curbing, cutters and street
paving arc charged against abutting
property owners. Here the city charges
no local tax save for sidewalk and alley
paving and because of clumsy law
Is forced to pay e%orbicant damages to
property owners when streets OF alleys
are graded, regardless OF enhancement
OF values.
New Paving Plan.
Special Accountant Crenshaw has
called the attention OF the Finance
Committee to the Houston-Dailas plan
Dy which the city pays one-third and
| inc property owners on either side one
thrd each Of the cost OF roadbed paw.
ing. The cost OF paving the average
city BLOCK with the best class of smooth
paving is Approximately $500. Were
the city to pay one-tl.ird, instead oil
all. as at present the tax against each
side would be $1,000. or an average OF
50 per linear foot, or. for n twenty
ioot lot, a paving tax OF S10Q--pot pet
annun. but for a permanent improve.
mcnt that, once laid, would not have
TO be done again. There are few streets
in the residence section where the
value would not be enhanced several
times such n tax were the street n
be smooth paved.
Chairman Whittct has not indicated
the order in which tho Administrative
Board departments will be presented
but after spending nearly m entire
day in consultation with City Engl-
neer Rolling. Mr.. WLitte, expressed
the opinion that the Street Depart
| ment should have preccucnce over ali
others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
l65 IL ACRES OF LAND IN CHES-
TERFIELD COUNTY. VA

trust bearing date September j. 1910.
TO the undersigned trustee. recorded
r. the e ve IS office Of chestereld
taIlt having been made In the pay
Inent of portion of the debt secured
therein and being required by the
public auction. at Centralta Station. on
the electric railway from Richmond to
Petersburg, on
at 1880 o'clock a. NJ
the aforementioned property, consist
ing of 165 IL acres OF land. with d
small dwelling thereon. good barn and
vel f teiI,, with I'll woven wire. being in
about two and one-half miles south
east or the courthouse, and described
i'll the said deed of trust as follows,
to-wit:
Commencing n n point on tho ca st
side of tho Parsons Road, near Its In
tcrsection with the Old Grassy Road.
thence north rs. east 40 IL poles to
poles to the Old Grassy Road, thence
along the Old Grassy Road In an cas-
junction with the New Grassy Road. in
said Parsons Road thence along the
said Parsons Road in n northerly di-
rection 265 liz poles to point OF be-
ginning"
TERMs: Casi, as to so much Of
the proceeds ~ may DO necessary to
trust. Including a trustee commission
Of per cent and ms t. two past due
snail amount OF Interest to be added.
The balance to be paid as follows
s5sl52 January !, 1914. and any. re-
w. A. wILLERoY.
Trustee
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G3fftfngS

TO oDD-FELLows!G
All subordinate lodges of the city of
Richmond and vicinity are requested
and urged to assemble at ego =. NJ.
on MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10. for the
purpose of attending the funeral OF
our late beloved grand secretary, L.
Wiley Davis.
The lodges will assemble at the
residence. 2700 East Broad. and
march from there to Trinity NJ. r.
Church, and from tne church to
lakewood Cemetery.
The funeral service or the order
VIII be conducted b. the officers or
the Grand Lodge. all OF whom are
expected to be present. 1t is also ex.
pected that n large number of the
past grand masters OF the State will
be here. 1t is earnestly hoped that
every member of the order who can
possibly do so Will attend, so that we
will be able to show TO the world
the high regard and deep affection
we had for our deceased brother
(Signei)
y. NJ. SOUTHALL.
Grand Master.
February 8, 1913
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10

IN execution of deed of trust dated
Springs Corporation to the undersigned
trustee. recorded in Amelia Circuit
Court clerks offce. deed book Sc, page
N. default having been made in O por-
tion OF the debt therein secured, and
being requested SO 10 do by holder OF
debt, will sell at auction. on the
WEDNEsDAY. FEBRUARY larF4.
at o'clock P. NJ.
the aforementioned desirable prop
erty.. The hotel has about forty rooms.
splendid grove of trees has ali modern
conveniences. including water in rooms,
baths. public and private, and gas plant.
All furnishings will also be sold. includ-
ing the siverware. bedding, crookery
and furniture. These furnishings sre
nearly now and are In good order The
proximity OF this hotel to Richmond
makes tho location very desira bio. The
property is in thorough order and ready
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay ali
costs of sale. taxes and insurance due
and one note for $500, duo March 90
1912. with interest on same one note
for same amount. due September 20
1912 and interest, and credits as fol-
lows: One note for "a, 1888. due Sep
tenn her 90, 1913; ono note for 1883. SO
due September 20. 1914. and one note
for S,333.3i, duo September 20, 1918
interest notes on the above pnyable
semi-annually: balance in cash.
H. r. POLLARD, ,JR,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
TYPEWRITERS.

Or ALL MAKES
and models sold, rcnted and skiruIly
repaired. Remingtons. Undcrwoods,
divers. Smith Prcmicrs, Bar Locks,
ond l.. 9. Smith Bros. Ma chimes
rented from IS TO 81 for three months
kirst rem: paid applied on purchase.
E% CHA CE. COS East Main Street.
Phone Madison $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
4erotessiunaI a2elp laanteo

TEACHERS FOR FALL TERM OUR
work confined largely to high schools
and colleges, that demand high class
talent. where Virginia teachers are
usually given preference. The old
est, largest and best agency service
South Enroll early; service guar
anteed. SHERIDAN TEACHERS
AliENEIES. AilAnto. On.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
Inauguration Rooms For Rert.

INAUGURATION WEEK. $3.50 RICH
ly furnished fve-room apartment:
two bedrooms: The New Woodward
Excellent colored women in charge;
very best references required Adj
dress 3o5. THE WOODWARD. Wash
lHEtUn ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
Hot Snrinrs Va rAh 1a1o

Hot Springs. Va. Feb. s, 1918.
To the Stockholders OF the Virginia
Hot Springs Company:
THE ANNUAL MEETING; OF THE,
stockholders of the Virginia Hot
Springs Company, for the purpose OF
electinE directors and for the trans-
action of such other business as may
lawfully. come before the said meet
ing. including the approval of all
the acts of the board of directors. of
all committees thereof, of the said
company in the past year, will be
held in the Office OF the said com
pany, In the Homestead Hotel. at
Hot Springs, Virginia. on MONDAY,
TIL gath Or FEBRUARY, 1918, at ii
a. NJ. The transfer books will be clos
cd Monday. February II. ut 3 p. NJ.
and remain closed until 10 a. NJ.
Tuesday, February o.
RI. ALBERT
SeCretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
agfnt5 lllunteo

WANTED. GOOD LIVE AGENTS TO
handle our patent hot water holder.
One big seller Address EDWARD
II. MAYO NOVELTY CO, 27l6 East
Broad street. Richmond Va,
WANTED. AGENTS TO HOLD OUR
patent hat-holder; n big sellef. Call
between q and Z +. NJ. 27l6 Il. Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
SHOE REPAIRING.

Ioc REBATE IF YOU BRING SHOES
with, this coupon Mems shoes half
fhoiiHsd Csc fo rc6ated to Csc ladies'
pair sewed. best Gather: no nails. no
pegs. Keeling. Csc. DREW S ELicC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY ZIG Eus.
Main. Phone Monroe 2G67.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
RraI estafr Gor nrnt

For RENT. LARGE. CoNVEEIENT
| storage room on ground floor at ITO
| East Cary Street. Phone Madison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
pfIp lllanten female

WANTED. LADY CANNASSERS TO
solicit orders house 10 house. Drug
specially: Good salary. apply after
= i. NJ Monday, to Mr- COZ RTNEY.
at Murphy's Hotel.
ARE YOU a GOOD COOK? WE HAVE
good place for YOU; also for servant
girls. INTERNATIONAL LABOR
AGENCY. Room i. 1il2 East Main st.
Phone Madison GISl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
AND CHINA PACKING

WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITURE
and china and wedding presents with
care. Signed JACOB UMLAUF, 1926
West Broad Street. Phone Madison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
pcIp, Scale ann J;fn,aIf

Are 700 LUoKING FOR WORK?
See us ana we VIII assist YOU in
getting It, INTERNATIONAL La
Dor AGENCY, Room .. 1ll2 II. Main
Street. Phone Madison 67Si.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10

WANTED. FOR U. s. ARMY.
blc-bodicd. unmarried men. between
ages OF is and 35 citizens OF United
Statcs. oil good character and temperate
hahi'h. who can speak. read and
~rito tEo English language. For infor-
Ina!inn. apply TO RECRUITING OF
EIcLt.. $50 East Broad. Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
ReaI Gstate l1aanten

FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, 1913 S. CHERRY,
Slt. Apply eos South Cherry st.
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aurll5n sales. culture Daps
Otterburn Hotel
Property

NEAR AMELIA COURTHOUSE.
VA. ON THE SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD. IN ON E-HALF MILE OF
SATTION. ABOUT Y-SIX
MILES SOUTHWEST OF RICH
MOND, VA, ALSO ALL FURNI-
TURE AND UTENSILS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10

WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO
know that JAI1NKE BROS, Jewel
ors., OLE East Main Street. buy. sell
exSo 19 n qes and RESMoUNT ri;
STYLES. Old gold and silver
always taken in exchange
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
WtsreIIanrpus
VENTTLAToRs)

VENTILATORS
IDEAL VENTILATORS MADE OF
glass largest capacity: lowest price
Phone Monroe 1902.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10

PRINTER ASTED-WE HAVE
stcady position for young man who
can lock UP and make ready and do
a!mpie job composition. Give refer
once and particulars az to ability in
:iINt lottcr. Boz $50. Tulaski. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10

In retiring from business take
this opportunity of thanking my
irlcnds FOR the many favors extended
IN the past, and | hope it will be
their pleasure to favor my success
sor with the same patronage. know
ing that he Will accord you the same
kind, courteous treatment, that
have always endeavored to accord
my trade V. HECHLER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10
pelp 1Qanten scale

WANTED. YOUNG MEN WHO ARE
Interested In aviation TO take 81 good
practical course in our school Spe-
ella! induceInent to first students en-
tering. RICHMOND AEROPLANE
.. exhibition CORPORATION.
CITY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10

WANTED. 4 COOPER APPLY
v! $: FORBES co. Tenth and
Byrd Streets
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J0r sale

FIRST CLASS OUTFIT FOR BAR.
restaurant. poolroom and cigar stand.
Office rail. Mirror partitions. Elec-
tric fixtures. Cash registers Vesti-
bulc. etc. CONNELL & MILLER,
2OG East Broad Street
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Rptfrfs

Richmond. Va. Feb. 5, 1913
I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO "
Hechler Packing and Commission
Company, Mr.. George McSweeney.
proprietor, my entire business as
conducted heretofore By me. All
persons having claims against me
VIII please present them for pay
ment,. and all parties owing me can
pay same TO Mr.. McSweeney, as he
..as full authority to receipt for
same. V. HECHLER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10

WANTED. BRJCKLAYERS AND
iRtorers Ivy JOHN Il WILSON co.
Ir<c.. AT Lomburdy and Leigh SITS.
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Businf5s Gpportunities
Bee, GoaI arb 1lloon


HAVE BEEN LEADER IN
wood here since 1897. 1 may BIO the
lowest in price, but best in quality
Only ask ono order on perfectly dry
large blocks oak and pine. Dry slab
for cooking. Hick Dry in two foot
lengths for fire places. Auto truck
will deliver, on one hours notice
LONG, THE WOOD MAN.
Madison 1869.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10

REGISTERED PHARMACIST, TEN
years experiences; sober, age thirty;
good references. desires n position in
Virginia or West virginia :s clerk or
manager. employed 1T present good
reasons for changing; short notice
81 necessary. Address PHARMACIST,
llo5 Blucheld Avenue, Blucncld, w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10

BOOkKEEPER OF SEVERAL YEARS
experience wishes position as as
sistant. Can furnish good references.
j. IS. care Times Dispatch
WANTED, POSITION AT ONCE By
fun registered pharmacist: last en-
Dloycr as reference. Address Box lilo
Hotel Warwick. Newport News, Va.
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SITUATIONS laanrro, lpaIe

WANTED-YOUNG MAN, REFINED,
educated. ambitious. and Of good APP
pcarance, having experience as book
dsircs position. Can FURNISH refer
ences Address T. II. b. care phoe-
nix, Arlington. Va.
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-~~~~~@<N~<N<~~-~-|N-~~-~
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH j. A
CON JELLY & co Write postal
for necessary blanks.
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NOTICE.

MR.: JOHN H.. SMITH, OF THE
Richmond Vehicle CONSTRUCTION Com
pany, and Mr.. Il. +. Moore, of tic
L. + Moore q CO., announce the
consolidation Of the two firms under
VEHICLE COMPANY. BUSINESS
in tho future will be conducted from
the plant of the above-mentioned
firm, 3l4 North Fifth Street a COR
tinnance of past patronage Is re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10

RGl IA FARM BARGAINS Il
have for sale the best class Of money
making farms in the State in sec
tion offering superior advantages to
write to +. H. BALL. Wiliiamsbure'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-10

FRESH BUTTERMILK DAILY.
Our own make of daily butter
RENNlE DAIRY co.
OFFICE OF INTER RATIONAL LABOR
AGENCY has been moved to l113
East Main Street Room 6. Phone
1871, Madison.
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persDnaIa

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
: at Hu0HESS, goo North Third.
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lManten

WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH
household goods i'm any uantity
Phoneu Madison 1871.