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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-05
CENTENARIAN DIES.

PARKERsBURG, Feb. 5.-Mrs.
Bridget Shannon, who was born in
Mayo county, ireland, and who had
resided in this city for fifty years, is
dead after having reached the cen
tury mark. She was noted in this
community for her acts of charity up
until she became blind, ten years ago.
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Against All the Principal Forts
of the City of Adriaf-
ople Today
AN OFFER TO ACCEPT
Surrender Of the City Is Made
the Turks by the Attack
ing Forces.

csoFIA. Feb. 5-The lombard
ment of Adrianople continued today
on all sides OF the city.
Heavy siege guns brought up by
servian troops were trained on the
principal forts
Bulgarian headquarters reported
all quiet along the Tchatalja lines.
LONDON. FEB. . Bombardmene
of Adrianople ceased temporarily at
IL o'clock today with the besIegers
offering the Turks twenty4four hours
in which to consider a surrender
If no advantage is taken OF the
offer, firing is to be resumed to-
night.
One of the attacking divisions
has advanced to a position mills
(ContinIied on mage two.
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Herman Y. viauesney, OF Belington.
was visitor here Wednesday
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w. v. Briceland, of Fairmont,
looking after legal business here.
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AMOUNTS
AS APPEAR IN BILL
State Administration Asks the Present Legislature to Enact
to lake the Place of the Present Fee Statute
in the State of West Virginia

cHARIEsToN administratons county salaries bi
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CONTINUED on page eighth
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hma more than douhle the paid clrcul
Aaeion q a1iy Other CiarlEa
burg nerspapcrs
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(contlnIled on page two.
The Brinkley argus., 1913-05-16
A 10000 ACRE DEAL.
The VanRavanswaay Tract 'ofLand Sold and Important Improve
 mentS Ahead for Brinkley.

The report of the sale of the 10000 tract of land known as the Dr. VanRavanswaay tract, all located in the Brinkley terri tory comes as a big surprise in Brinkley circles this week.
 Dr. c. H. VanRavanswaay of Boonville, Mo, bought this land from the Black estate in this city two years ago and since time has been engaged in clear ing up and improving it prepara- tory to colonization. The doctor has spent probably $50, ,000 in this work and has had a big force of men engaged regularly. In fact he had 75 men on his roll when the notice of the sale came and his superintendent, J. E. Riner sent word on Monday
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ell 'am you SEW 1t In the Argus
 Bunhing Party.

On last Friday night, Mrs. Arthur Aday entertained with a bunking party in honor of her sister, Miss Alma Fletcher, of Jopa, Mo.
 Quite a number of young la dies attended the party. and all reported a very enjoyable time. Among them: Misses Agnes Hale, Myrtle Craig. Naomi Nor ris, Mary Folsom. Hattie Brown, Velma Cook. Marguerite Sapp. Fannie Brown, Rose Jacobs, Cammie Pearson, and Mrs. J N. Peterson.
 lust tell 'em you saw it in The Argus
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SHOOTING AT BRINKLEY. Sullivan Wilson Kills Him. self with Brinkley Night
 Officers Pistol.

Monday afternoon. Sullivan Wilson. wife and child, of Ma berry, came to Brinkley to take the midnight train for Claren- don.
 Wilson was standing talking to night officer, Jabe Overton. ask ing about the leteness of the train and noticing the officers pistol sticking in a scabbard in his waist jerked it out and quicker than a thought placed it to his head and fired one shot which passing through the brain produced death in a short while.
 Officer Overton struck at the man with his club and knocked the pistol from his hand but just too late to prevent the bullet from it's deadly purpose.
 The wife of the dead man stood by as a witness to the dreadful deed. She said that he was going to Clarendon to go to work. That he had been drink ing and was Respondent, but could throw no additional light on the tragedy.
 Tell lem you saw it in the Argus.
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AUTO TRIP TO nARIANNA

Editor Wm. B. Folsom attend ed the annual meeting of the Arkansas Press Association at Marianna on Tuesday and We'd nesday of this week, going there in his automobile. Mesdames Wm. B. Folsom and Fred Roesch- CT were passengers on the trip. The start was made at 6;30 Tuesday morning. The roads for the first six miles out to the prairie were so rough that
 that a snail's pace was neces- sary. The beautiful prairie was reached by 7:20 and the speed limit was off for a few miles. The prairie is one beautiful mass of wild flowers of nearly every hue and color and 1t was like rac- ing through a flower garden. Now and then.rice fields were passed. Reaching Moro at 7.50 the newspaper man spent 40 minutes in visiting Moro business men and then headed the auto for Marianna reaching there at 9.25,
 making the actual running time from Brinkley less than two
 hours and a half, a pretty good
 clip considering the roughness of
 the roads.
 The reception accorded the
 visiting newspaper men, thelr
 wives and families by the hos
 pitable Marianna people was a
 most delightful one. Their
 homes were thrown open for the entertainment of the visitors
 and they were profuse in their
 many little kind attentions and efforts to make them know that
 Marrianna was glad they had come. In fact the Arkansas Press Association has never met in the state where a more cor dial reception was given than in Marianna.
 It was the delightful pleasure of the ARGUS delegation to be entertained in the pretty and hospitabIe home of MT. and Mrs. Mrs. w. P. Weld while in Mari anna.
 Quite number of the news
 paper men and their families went from the Association meet | ing to Memphis where they
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S25 REWARD
 FOR THIEF SIO Reward For Mule

Stolen from my place one mile north of Goodwin, on Tuesday night, May 9th, one brown or black mare mule about 8 years old and about 15 hands high. A small galled place or sore on one shoulder.
 This mule was unloaded at Brinkley about, one month ago. Thief may have@ridden 1t into other neighborhood or county and turned loose, th0amofe prob- ably has sold theAanimak
 Will pay S10 cash for any in- formation leading to fecoyery of mule and S25 for theft.
 Look out for a strange mule and phone me at once at my expense for rewards.
 H. K. SMITH,
 Wheatley, Ark. Tell lem you saw II In the Argus.
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LANKFORD A CANDIDATE Datesville Judge will seek
 Oldfeld's Place in Congress

Batesville, Ark, May H. Judge Eugene Lankford, who has been holding court at Moun- |tain View, makes the positive announcement that he will be a candidate for Congress from the second congressional district to oppose Congressman Will Old field at the coming elections.
 It was said some time ago that Judge Lankford would be in the race for Congress, but 1t was not
 expected that he would oppose Mir. Oldfeld in the event MT. 0ld6eld was candidate.
 At that time it was reported
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to the various men distributed on the tract to stop work because of the sale.
 The parties purchasing is a company of Pittsburg, Penn, capitalists and their representa- tive, after going over the entire tract left here on Saturday last for Pittsburg.
 It is stated that the company will put in big wood working plant here which will utilize all of the timber that is on the land from 2 inches and up, that the land will be improved and utiliz- ed for colonization purposes.
 The amount involved in the in the deal for the land is figur- ed at S135, 900. so the report goes.
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that MT. Oldfield would be in the race for United States Senate, but it is believed by his friends here that MT. Oldfeld will not be a candidate for the Senate at this time, and that he will stand for reelection to Con- gress.
 MT. Oldfield himself has made no public announcement, but his friends here say that he will like ly not be a candidate for the Senate now. MT. Oldfeld has made a very popular congress- man and is strong in his district.
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Notice of Meeting of Non roe County Democratic
 Central Committee

All membcSs of the Democrat ic Central Conlittee of Monroe county, ANkansA are hereby notified that<tbeFeNWill be a meeting of the sal @entral Com mittee in the coqftPsm in the city of Clarendo1 Monroe coun- ty, Arkansas, onsthe 3lst day of May. 1913, at 2 o'clock p. m. All members are urgently re- quested to be present. as matters of importance are to come be fore this meeting.
 J. s. Thomas,
 Chairman. A. N. Bohlinger,
 Secretary.
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boarded a steamer for a trip to St. Louis, leaving there today at noon.
 The ARGUS delegation return ed home in the auto making the run in two hours and forty min utes which in itself was a most pleasant part of the outing.
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Notice to Mare Owners


 The magnificent Kentucky Jack "Baalam" better known as the Harrison Jack, will stand the 1913 seasq atTthe Luhollis Rice Farm nedr Zeht, Ark.
 TERMS; S1 ts insure, $6.OO
 Apply to/J1s4E. TURNER. at Luhollis EicefRrm, near Zent Ark. a V#
 April r, 1s12
 Tell lem you saw if m the Argus
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Drinkley High School Closes.
], Dr. B. F. Fletcher of Little Rock.
 preacheS Commencement Sermon.

Preaches Commencement Sermon. The closing of the Brnkey High School yester M today have attracted the attention and interest of Bnk gIeople old and young
 Prelude, More Love o Thee" Audience Invocation, .................. Rev Temple Vocal Solo, ............... Miss Dunlap Violin Solo, ...s................s... Mrs Grant
 Scriptures
 Oferory Sermon ....... Rev P C. Fletcher Song All Hail the Power ........ Audience Benediction. Rev Walker
 Postlude
 Ushers: Roy McCsreight Clyde Cooper Lewis Wilson and Ed Brown. The graduating will be held tonight and the pro- gram is as follows:
 Duo ...........<. Martha .Flotow
 lst piano Minnie Pipkn
 2nd piano Kathleen Flora Grafton The Man of the Hour Ben Flora Vocal Solo, Nancy Lee. Rev Temple Prophecy Magic Shadow Shapes Annie Palmer Violin Solo, "Mnuet" Blake Mrs Grant Presentation of Diplomas Mr. David Bowen Cuartette Campus Dreams Blake
 1st piano-Matie Starrett Aine Smith
 End piano -Leonah keath, Fred Murphy
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Acme of Persjstency.

Acme of PerSistency.
 Willis-"They say his persistency is wonderful Gillis-'It is. Whenever he starts to keep score.card at a ball game he continues it clear through the game.
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Brand New Typewriter at
 Rare Bargain.

A brand new, latest improved visible writing Emerson Type writer, sells regularly for $75. Will sell for S60 and on weekly or monthly pay plan. Phone, call or address,
 ARGUS OFFICE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

Street: seven rooms, water large
Kitchen range, latrobc. two station
AIRY washstandS, large back ward.
Phone Monroe 3120-J Possession AT
once.
SECOND FLAT. THREE, ROOMS:
bath on same floor. Call Madison
60S6-J
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PIANOS.

SUMMER RATES; NOW on PIANO
moving and ovcriiaulng by factory
experts. Prompt, careful work guar
anteed. phonc Madison 31i6. CIIAS.
NJ. STlEFF, Pianos, III West Broad.
hair maic into beautiful switches
pomDadonrs. curls, etc. Old switches
redyed any shade to look like new
Prices moderate. Largest stock Of
pure hair switches. pompadours and
curls in lie city al reduced prices
THE ROY ALLIE COZ East Broad
SCIiAAFS STERLING SPECIAL
$i.50IONE-HALF DOZEN FULL SIZE
sterling tea spoons. in ease
STERLING SUGAR SPOONS
olive forks cream ladies. etc, in case
and engraved. SCIIAAFS jewelers.
A26 EaSL irnad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

UPPER FLAT OF -FOUR ROOMS AND
bath. conveniently arranged for
light housekeeping. SIS per month,
1927 Floyd Avenue. Madison 59I1-L
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1sppl,ls Epr lsfnt

For Rent. TWO Or THREE FiRSr-
class unfurnished rooms: excellent
conveniences for light housekeeping,
nue. near Robinson Street: hot water
heat and electricity; phone before
noon. Madison 60Sl.
TWO GE;NTLEAl TO OCCUPY
large bright trout room lis North
Third. Madison :"7"-L.
THREE CNFURNISIIED ROOMS,
heated Phone Madison 4S69-L. 3
South First.
FOR RENT. SEVERAL. FURNISHED
rooms. private family. 2l3 II. Mar
shall.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED LARGE
front room, in modern private home
Phone Monroe 4l4-L. 1906 Park Ave
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MATTED, y GOOD RELIABLE, SAW
ain,. n," IAN. WIN good mill and log
SITE equipment. to contract fo, ~
ii i,w'ns and hauling OF several mil.
l!om itet of timber, mostly pine -
slider seli niun'y, Nn, or would con
t rinpie MN man who would tniSo
'imarsc or the operating of il
u n;cS ELLINGTON x GUY dnc"
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GburfD J2otirfS
En1cGnnGI

EPISCOPAL
ST. pAIL,S -. II. CuUNCH.-
Rev. HENRY p. MANNING, as
sistan, Divine services at II a.. NJ.
and u. NJ. Oshers will gladly show
visitors and strangers TO seats. sun
day School at 0a5 4. NJ
MONUMENTAL CHURCH (ERECTED 1914
on site Of Theatre burned In 1SiD. Broad
street below Twelfth.-Rector, Rev. JAMES
w. NORRIS ID. D. Services nj IL A. ii. and
II. 81, All welcome.
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Zeal estate

LEARN THE REALTY BUSINESS:
complete instruction book Just out;
teaches listing. management. sales
inanship, insurance, adNertisihS.
rentinc agency. forms. etc. III sub
iccts: eXcellS $50 correspondence
course: paper covers. soc: silk cloth.
81 postpaid. REALTY ROok COM
pANN. 5a35 Euclid Avenue Cleve-
In NJ Ohio.
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CAPITAL FOR APPROVED EN-
terprises without commission. Fun
Address THE GEORGIA. ND
MOTER, Gainesville. Ga.
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l. UPHOLSTERING AND
AIATR ESSES

WE REPAIR AND UPHOLSTER
old mattresses like new; send for
and return them the same day.
tSigned) JACOB UMLAUF Phone
Madison 1902.
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TYPEW RITERS.

OF ALL MAKES
and models sold, rented and skilfully
repaired. Remingtons. Underwoods.
OlVers, smith l'rcmiers. Bar Locks,
and H.. G. Smith Bros. Ma chimes
rented from S. TO 81 for three months
! TirsH rent paid applied on purchase;
EN CHA NGE. tUj East Main Street.
Phone Madison 5356.
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HAVE CLEAN. FREt.-BuRNING
splint lump. $40 per ton. My an
thrucito liz one Er;,dc-thc best Penn
sylvania-S.:5 per ton. Madison aA
w. Is. REAMS, I0I-'ll Nurth Seven
tepnlh
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Mali. ORDER OPPORTUNITIES. -
new propositions no co,nncii,,;o,'
1 Hnhe >" cents profit on 81 ordcr
Ar. Iii re, outht, 10 cents. Few lead
vI1,, I.EL MAIL DEAL I:ps,
w oLESALE HOUSE az Er...'I
In Building. Chicago go FRANK
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THREE ROOM FLAT TO COUPLE:
electric lights. bath. phone. sink III
Kitchen, back porch; one room heat
ell. IA Virginia Avenue. Barton
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HACE BEEN APPOINTED TRUSTEE
to sell ono of the best English bred
stations that ever trod on four ieet
ANY one wanting bargain VIII 90
we'll TO communicate with me. He
weighs 1890 pounds, seven years old,
kind and gentle. work In any har-
ness Reason for selling, people in
this section prefer to breed TO scrubs
Tor Sc rather than SIS for the best
colts ever seen. VIII sell on good
paper. T. 6. pool, Trustee VII
rilina Va.
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FOR RENT. FLAT -FOUR ROOMS.
West End; all conveniences: rent
req Sonahle. Call Madison 74+2-J
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GROW EGYPTIAN WHEAT. THE
nov grain from India; best grain Tor
chicks or laying hens. Makes 2oo
bushels per acre; grow enough on
small plat for large flock: dozen
nuc-ouartcr to one-half pound each.
plant in rows. Feb. To June: large
package tabout 5000 gralnsl; 2Sc:;
enough to plant one acre, u; ten
nigh bred seeds. poultry and supplies
free SEVEN OAK FARM, Carlton.
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,7--- -
81 Will. BLY,
$1-MONpAY-s1
STOP, LOOK AND THINK.

JOHN Ia TOUCHE. JR. NEW
place 3jl West Main. Monroe 1850
French and steam cleaning: ladies'
princess and dresses cleaned 81 80
plated skirt cleaned, 7jc. plain. soc
gloves cleaned, any length IOc no..
pair; gents suit dry cleaned. SOC
french cleaned. 81. reduction on
all work.
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- Ed PARTNER WITH x,oo7,
tI.t I'm ne in good paying bIsi,,Dov."''
10, WI pay 20 per cent AId,.oa.,.s.
~ care Times Dispatch W.
"T n,s SoNcERN INVITES GENTLE
~ increase q stock which e'V''"
T,mee' ~ NJ sixty days. f .5i. car.
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PERSONALS

/. GoLDBERG. LADIES TAILOR. zoe
NORTH FIRST.
IF FREE'TO YOU. OUR 500 WHOLLY
Visible Typewriter. would YOU he
willing To- show the typewriter to
your friends and ask them to write
for or wonderful offer? For par
ticulars address. EMERSON TYPE
WRITER co. BOX y $50 Woodstock,
III
!. CAPTION, LADIES TAILOR. 41i
West Marshall. Phone Monroe 1915,
has Just pOt in new lire OF the
latest style materials. and is ready to
take your orders AZ once; single
&c &C made from S1 @o ana S up:
suits made at regular prices: prices
reduced this month only: alterations
done free; nj guaranteed.
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HUMAN HAIR UOt'tiE.T AND SOLD
at nCGnESS. 900 Month ThirI

ERcrLE SUBRlHi, TAll.OI, TO GEN
TIE women, ic> East Grace street.
announces the opening of spring and
SuWmcr ladies tailored made suits
OF every 0cscrirtion. My great sue
cess - due to the fact that ! pro
uUCe costumes according To the
latest style. hastily designed. to meet
tue requirement Of each Individual
inquire. which assures perfectly fit
ting and graceful lines Please call
inspect all the spring and summer
materials. the latest creation OF the
fashion. and open an account with
us. You eau pay your suit on easy
terms. We will deliver il on Your
name. enjoy tile wearing OF il. and
pay little every week Phone Mon
roe l11g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

SUMMER IN EUROPE-lTALY.
Switzerland. Germany Holland. Bel
gum. France. England. Scotland
Excellent opportunity for travel in
y S'uan. select party, conducted by
"Npci fenced lady. Sailing June IL
Fourth season: references. Address
II ~. NNrC TimcS DISPATCH.
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WANTED TO BUY SECONDHAND
Twin baby carriage. Must be cheap
/ WANT y FAMILY WASHING At 7l9
North Second Street.
WANTED TO Buy, y SECONDHAND
boys bicycle in good order. state
price. Address q 800, care Times
DiSpatCh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

FOR SALE. WHITE WYANDOTT
aud Ringlet Barred Rock csgs. 81
per setting of fifteen. fertility guar
anteed. prize stock Day old chicks.
10 cents each. cockcreis 50 and IS
each. BLOOMINGDALE POULTRY
FARM, Dumbarton. Va. Phone Mad
ison 5O60 r.
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FOR SALE. PEN SINGLE COME
Rhode Island Reds; ten hens on.
cock bird: pure line bred: price Very
low; need room for young stock; feW
Single Comb Leghorns and Barred
Rock pullets and cokerels: siitngs
of Barred Rock eggs Phone Mad
son 1923
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WefftngS

SV%kttbSD
->~~-~~~--~ ~~-~,---~-.>.-
Office -
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Richmond, Va, Feb. 6. 1913
ANNUAL MEETING.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETING
OF the stockholders of this company
will be held at the company's Office
1915 East Main Street, in this CITY, ON
Tuesday, the 18th inst. at IL o'clock
M.
WM. III. MCCARTHY.
Secretary
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE.
stockholders OF the j.. Is. Taylor
Company will be held at their office
1011 East Main Street, Richmond, Va,
at O'Clock p. N Tuesday. February
Is. 1913
W. e. HENDERSON,
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Cans Rady Conn
pany Will be held at the office of the
Richmond, Va, on WEDNESDAY,
February Il? at IL o'clock
GEORGE w. RADY, Secretary.
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LOWER FLAT THREE. ROOMS AND
pantry CTS Third Avenue, Highland
pn,.l-
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EGGS FOR INCUBATING FROM Sc
lcct pens of Single Comb Buff Or
ping tons: call after sunday. Madison
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Zee, Goal ann GNpnn

oCR> DRY KINDLiNG BEST IN CITY;
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company; Sl.Io haif-cord
DAVID NJ. LEA & CO. Phone Mon
roe 6S6.
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IQIanrsu

WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH
household goods in any uantity
phoncQ Madison 3S5l
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SlNGLE-COME WHITE LEGIIORN
eggs StansburY and Wyckon
strains; heavy laying utility stock
Fertility Buaranteed DOC per -;
$3.50 per hundred. BROWN'S POCL-
TRY FRAN, X. T.. j.. y, Richmond
VI. HhOne Madison aSI"-t
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sI-MOND

a FIVE STErLADDER, WORTH
a dollar and twr bottles Peerless
friend Sold and used all over
iSichmold. Phone Madison lo4.
NACGIAN'S
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or 4 l.IFETIM:.
Will sell on easy terms for $1,000 es-
tahlished business, paying big: mat :
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CAN GET YOU ANY PET DOG WANT
ed. sma Hest. largest, best blood :;
four toy pugs. beauties. So: cattle
dogs. bear deer, fox, wildcat. coon,
opOssum. squirrel, bird dogs: $40 TO
$50. ENCHA NGE KENNELS. Ell
lorce. = g
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CHARTERS QUICKLY PROCURED
from any state. Minimum expense.
Twenty years experience Expert
advice. Literature free. FEDERAL
INCORPORATING co, "a Wall
Street New York
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FOR SALE. SIN $. C.. BLACK MINOR
ca hons and one cochcrel Best
stock So for the lot 1925 West
Main. Phone Monroe 49S
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FOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL KELLER
straus Crystal White Orpinston
BOOSTERS. from S to Is months old:
also eggs from hrst prize pen OF
cuban game bantains Address
MISS MARY SHIELD. Chester, Va
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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN DOGS?
Send for FREE sample copy of last
edition Sportsincns Review. Con
tanning Interesting articles about
dogs. hunting, trap SHOOTING
"SPORTSAiENS REVIEW. 10 But-
let Building, Cincinnati. OHIO.
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FOR SALE. ONE LARGE FAY MARE
weighing about 100 pounds; little
sore suitable for farm. Apply
BRfEL : STORE. Barton Heights IN
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INCOME SIS TO SEQ PER DAY. IN
teeSStment $3.50; : cent proposition:
~" per cent profit: bigger money
maker than moving pictures: rn.
cures owners time only about one
n1ur dai!y. Particulars on request
Iiaute. lnG.
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TWO NICE MEAN HOMES IN WEST
End. near the Boulevard: direct from
owner on easy terms. - "2?. care
Illness DiSnAINh
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FLATS for Rrnr

FOR RENT An EiEGANT FIVE
room lower flat. with modern con-
venences. Corner house Apply
27iS East Grace.