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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-04
XIV. THE OUTLOOK FOR HIGHER EDUCATION IN VERMONT.

preceding with equipment the
teaching facilities and the of study of the three colleges
subsidized by the state brief reference
outlook for higher education.
There in the three Vermont colleges
all classes Of these little than
Vermont On the other hand 400 Vermont students
attendance colleges outside the state There therefore,
thousand of population in Vermont three students
cation. This high rate Of college aendanhe
throughout New England For the future that
good standards stricter
taned the general growth college attendance will rapid
than in the last ten
however,
receive large additions In Vermont there young
The effect the
professions and into the industrial life country Just
beginning to be felt the colleges and universities England
In the high schools there girls than boys
inevitable that the number of both the University
mont and in Mddbury College will increase equal
the number of the the
state universities.
This result perfectly natural outcome of the
of coeducaton and result that might we'll
from the beginning The Vermont colleges however, appear
to have realized the significance movement within
and at the University of Vermont and at Mdbuy College
uneasy feeling little they become
dsncve womens colleges Both offer inducements
than to At ddebu where the influx has been
greatly increased by the Inauguration of the department the
ing Of teachers, the enjoy fewer scholarships.
These precautions not likely to have effect against steadily
rising stream When institutions have adopted the principle
educatiOn the growth the attendance of
natural thing That will in the of time change the
of the institutions not to be
that this change will affect the scholarly
the Institutions Women students do contribute
collegiate athletic regime the
the whole conscientious and udious,
reason to suppose that their the college will take
the intellectual of the institutions
college cannot accept coeduaon avoid obvious results
Under the conditions imposed by social and industrial ideals of
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NOT so HARD TO BUILD @
RAILROADS IN ALASKA
Chairman Edes Find. Tint WORK OF
Construction Will TIE Easier
Than nj I'irst Supposed.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch. J

tSpccidl 10 The Times plspatch]
WASHINGTON, November os.-w. c.
t:dcs. chairman OF the Alaskan engi-
neerinS commission otsthe Department
OF the Interior. which has been In
Alaska making an exhaustive survey
or routes proposed for, the government
railroad system, returned 10 Washing
| ton to-day with the statement that the
construction of railroads In Alaska will
be easier than at first supposed.
Railroad building In Alaska Will cost
but little more than In the Western
part OF the United States, except for
the cost for the transporta ton of ma ;
tnrial from the States 10 Alaska, ac-
cordlng to Chairman Edes 4 railroad
system, he says. probably would not
pay for the first two or three years,
but ultimately would open up untold
riches In tho interior of the territory.
Alaska now is "A rich mans coup-
try" said Chairman Edes.. None but
rich man can open a mine gov
eminent railroad. however. would give
| the poor man his chance
Chairman Edes declared that while
cordova. the point where the Morgan
railroad reaches ,hes coast. has an ex :
cellent harbor, there are others az
good which would serve as terminals
Tor government line. Hc declared
, that for the government TO purchase
or ieasc the Morgan road and extend
it, In addition to building new lines,
wouid be good policy. The OFFER OF j.
u. Morgan 10 CELL or lease to the gov
crnment the Copper River Railroad
has been pigeonholed pending the re-
port Of Chairman Edess commission
as to the status OF railroad construc-
ton conditions in Alaska. AS soon as
| the report is submitted. which will
be in few weeks. the lease or pur-
chase Will be reopencu.
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NEWS OF ASHLAND

r,sh Rssisf cub met ' on Meane.day morn.
Ing at The parish hoyse. and the various
RsGne % se
IN. eh'lir,nan CT Potts. has on hand
'S TS. .s sl wsh PTSsSs su1s Woens lit
reaiii.ed: Next week the committee AZ:
etc. for Shipmen,.
: Miss Alice IIowison. of Tazeweii. and Miss
Grayson HoofnaTle. q Wakefield. arc spend
~" ars, ". W. smith, Of Lynehburs. 10 the
guest Of Mrs. Josie Wright;
DIR. EIrn 3. Crooks. OF Randolph. Macon
the Educational Convention In Richmond
this week vas the guest on Wednesday OF
Dr.. Ensiish. OF the linton Theological sen,
inary. Richmond, preached TO - LARGE anu
Interested corgIesatien on Thankssivlng
Day a. the nssshs y, EhI Fran,
Bant. OF suffolk; Baldwin 'Banf,. Of Bed
ford City. and B.. L.. peJarneite. of Drivers:
spent the holidays here with friends an'!
The sectional meeting Of r;sh: womar,s
and at aTefnoo an sessions The Women " Of
the town are invited TO attend.
is Visiting Mrs,. c.IP. .Csrdweil, at Hanover:
5 Misses Marie and Virginia McCuilen,, OF
Washington, were recent guests OF their
i:nnt.' AIRS. D. n. Midyette. at the Henry
visit Rev, and Mrs. John Coleman.
have returned to their home In Bloomiieid.
r.. j.. after spending some time with Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard boswell: ,..
glnia, and an old Randolph-M Macon, College
man. visited friends here on Thursday.
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Special Thnnksriyinr.

Tho two tribes of the Order OF Red
Men In this city, Powhatan and Tippe-
canoe. VIII assemble In the Second Bap-
tist Church tomorrow morning for
special Thanksgiving service. BY re-
quest n, sermon appropriate to the
occasion will be preached by the pastor.
the Rev. +. w. Moore. At night. In the
same church. the Daughters of Liberty
will worship. The subject of Mr..
Moore's sermon on this occasion will
be Deborah, the Daughter OF Liberty"
Sunday night the several councils OF
the Jr. o. U. a. NJ will march in a
body to the Tabb street Presbyterian
Church TO hold their special annual
Thanksgiving service. The sermon will
be preached by the Rev. Charles II.
Stribling
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CREED FULTON MEMORIAL
HELD AT EMORY AND HENRY
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.J

Especial to The es-Dispatch.I
BRISTOL, VA. November 2S.-Creed
Fulton memorial exercises were held
at Emory and Henry. College, the his
toric Methodist school mt Emory. Va.
to-day. with numerous friends OF the
school; in attendance. The occasion
was the dedication OF the handsome
new ADMINISTRATION building and the
laying of the cornerstone for tho
Greed Fulton Astronomical observa-
tory and physical laboratory. Promi-
nent among the men participating were
Bishop r. G. Waterhouse, OF Los
Angeles; Bishop e. q. Hoss. Rev. ].
Stuart French. OF Bristol, and Captain
DID, Hull ~ 500
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ONE KILLED. SEVERAL HURT
WHEN BIG PLANT BURNS
Specialize The TImes-Dlspatch

WINCHESTER. VA, November as
Robert Furley, aged eighteen years
was instantly killed. one woman's leg
was crushed and two men were ne.
vercly injured by falling timbers this
afternoon when the large plant OF the
Bcrklcy Evaporator Company, Inwood
w Va, was destroyed by fire. FLAMES
spread so rapidly that many men and
women were forced to jump iron,
second story windows, while others
tainted. and some were injured while
rushing down the blazing stairway.
a great amount Of raw material and
finished products werc destroyed along
with the plant. The loss Is about ST..
900. partly insured.
James Rothwcil and other Martins.
burg capitalists are the principa
losers.
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rersonnI and oth.ruI.e.

j. burlington and daughters,
Misses Alma, Grace and Ruth. after n
trip TO Florida and other Southern,
States, have returned home
The r. G. Seward Luggage Company.
whose plant on Grove Avenue was re
Gently burned. expect soon TO resume
business I'm temporary quarters. until
regular operations cnD DO begun. y
The speaker before the Patterson
Mems Bible Glass of the Second Pres
hytcrian Church tomorrow morning
VIII be Martin Williams, OF Southw west
Virginia.
An entertainment for the benefit OF
the Prince George Belgian relief com .
lnittec VIII be given at Midway
school Monday night. There will be
special music. recitations. AMI ,ad-
dresses, -
John Rice, who claims TO lie Greek.
recently from l.ynchburg. Is under ar
rest for assaulting and beating his
wife. He Is also held to answcra So.
rious felony charge.
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HARRY DEsHAZO rs KILLED
by HUNTING COMPANION
[ Especial TO The Times Dispatct

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, November
2S.-Harry Deshazo. the. seventeen
ycar-old son of DR.. Melvin Deshazo.
while out hunting in Stafford County
with several companions, was acct
dentally shot in the arm by one Of
his companions. who, In attempting
to spring his gun. let the hammer slip
from his thumb The boy was brought
20 the Mary Washington HOSPITAL hero
and his arm amputated in an effort
TO save his life. but he died as result
OF loss of blood. He is survived by
his father and several half-brothers
and sisters.
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BOARD or CANvAssERs
Makes RAPID PROGRESS


RALEIGH, ". c.. November 2s.-Thc
State Board of Canvassers to-day COM
pleted the tabulation and totals OF the
votes for the ten amendments to the
. State Constitution, and made consid-
cradle progress on the compilation of
the vote for State officers: Recess was
taken tonight until Monday. The vote
for United States Senator. which shows
the political alignment. was completed,
the figures being Overman, Democrat.
121,3ss, and Whitener, Republican. 81,
101. .i ~. p r..
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MarrInae Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter f. Coleman. OF
Amelia County, announce the marriage
of their daughter. Annie Belle. to
Louis L. Kidd, OF this city. The cerc-
mony was performed at the home Of
tho brides parents on Wednesday
the 25th instant. by the Rev.
Charles r. Stribling. pastor of Tabb
street Presbyterian Church. Miss Beu-
lah Coleman, sister of tile bride. was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
Welcome 10 Pantor.

The Rev. Richard Wilkinson. D. D.,
the newly appointed pastor OF, Wash
ington street Methodist Episcopal
Church. with his family. arrived in the
city last evening. They were met at
the Union Station By the stewards OF
the church and driven in automobiles
to the parsonage. on East Washington
Street, where they were met and wei
coined by committee of ladies'. who
had not only filed the harder with sup
plies OF provisiong and delicacies, but
had prepared sumptuous, supper for
them.
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BRING; your dolls and TOYS TO 23l6
y Street for rom irS
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Wcdded in Wa.Llnxton.

Mrs Autrobus Bond. OF this city
announces the. marriage OF horHdaush-
ter. Ada Maria. to Professor, Epfll
Adolph Schiller of Dresden Saxony,
Germany. which ceremony took place
In Washing ton. y. c.. to-day at i:t5
O'clock. at Trinity Episcopal Church.
the. ltev. g.. w. YahJossen officiating.
They were accompanied to Washing
ton by the brides sister. Miss Mary
itolton Bond. who acted as maid OF
honor. On their returnsto Petersburg.
Professor and Mrs. SCHUYLER will be at
home, at l2o South Sycamore Street.
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PETERSBURG
COMMITTEE DECIDES
ON FAVORABLE REPORT
1t Will Recommend the Appropriation
OF 100000 for River Street
improvements.
SERVICES OF THANKSGIVING
Two Tribes OF Red Men Will Go to
Church To-Day aud Hear Special
Sermon--Fuel Is Being Distrib-
uted to City'S Poor.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatrh


PETERSBURG. VA, November 2S.---
The finance committee met last night for
consideration of measures referred to
by the City Council to be reported upon
1T the November meetings of the two
branches. 1t Is understood that
among other things, the committee de-
ctded to report favorably on an APP
preparation OF $4,000 for the improve
mcnt OF River Strcet--grading, paving
and sewer work. This is a matter
that has long been before the Council
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Fuei.for the,Poo1r.,

The Council sometime. ago crented
and elected J. T. Tench as commit
sioner to, serve /. during tho winter
months in distributing, wood to the
poor provided by the Courrcil. This
duty hns In previous years heen. dis
charged by a ,rcgulnr. commjtteesof5 the
the city. apd deserving poorito put 4 iHe
work in the hands OF, n special paid Of
fetal Mr.. Tcnch has begun his work.
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MAI. ORDER
HATS. HATS.

LADIES and gentlemen's hats -eshaped
to latest styles: factory facilities.
Write for circulars. See Vera Hat
iSorks, eli North First Stree,. Rich
rdonl. Va
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ssQUTfI .RIGi.F4NdOND
..JUAIOR50RDER. LODGES
10|||NIIA THANKSGIVING
Services to Z he Held This Afternoon
In Bainbridge Street, Bap.
iN. KY L. II list Church.
BOTH s.RFlEEQUIRED no GIVE BOND
Justice Maurice Puts A. X. .Patter.
; son ION and a. II. stargardt Under Sc
cprity to Keep Teace--New Pas.
= senger Station Nearing Completion.

Tho four lodges of tho Junior Order
United american Mechanics, viii holh
union Thanksgiving services this i !.
ternoon ut o'clock In Bainbrifa.,
street Bantist Church. Those who
VIII take part are New South Com.
GU No. 81 Liberty Council No. 10. Da.
Wis Council No. az and Rocky Ritiae
Council No. IS. {. Rev. John j. wicSero
pastor Of Leigh Street Baptist Church.
WI preach the sermon. The follow
ing program will be rendered.:
Opening Ode. audience; Scripture.
reading. Rev. D. g. Lancaster; seiec-
ton. TIE Deum In A., choir: prayer.
Rev. j. w. Kincheloe: America" nu.
Mence;' offering, selection. Lead
k'ndly LiEht:" quartet: sermon, Rev.
MT. Wicker;f closing hymn, audience
The committee on arrangements
are: a. L. Moore j.. L. Redford. r..
~; Reasley, T. Il. Robertson. w. n.
Mitchell. II. g. Benner, 8. f., phillips,
u. p, Gill. L. L.. Lester. Fl. '1c. Wilson.
c. @. Owens and A.. L. Sampson
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p.,..n,I 5.nd G,p.r.I.

a sale OF fancy and useful articles
for Christmas vii! be held by the
Christian Band OF Central Methodist
Church. on Thursday. In. the home Of
Mrs. Charles Schnadt on Porter
Street
Mrs w j. Carter and son. David.
have returned home from Bal,tmore
Memorial. Episcopal Church will hold
It's annual fancy sale on Friday, In
tho home of Mrs. ~. II. Garnett, for
the benefit OF the church fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29

CALIFoRNIA WINES.
TOKAS. Angelica, Madeira and Port
wines. These are pure, with enough
age 10 make them very good for me-
dicinal use! So per gallon. Geo. Med.
Blake & Co.. No. 90 Broad Street.
Phone Randolnh 5Ic-5I3
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

LARGE blocks oak and pine wood. per-
fcctiy dry. easy to split: dry, heavy
oah slabs for wood heaters: rangers
cord Will send sample. because 1t lis
tho greatest bargain IN wood to burn.
Longs. 1906 West Broad. Madison
COKE. $3.50. three loads, Se.75: also
bees; anthracite, New River and lump
split. Half cord good. dry slabs. $2.75.
Coal aud wood dry and under shelter.
Tyler u Ryan. 1901 West Gary. Madi-
son 1879; Randolph 30l7.
VIRGINIA. anthracite. 81: coke. $3.50.
3 loads sG.I5. Also lump, splint and
New River coal. pine and oak wood !:
1901 West Cary. Phones Randolph
3O17. Madison 1879.
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FOR SALE-Business.

SALOON for sale on account Of being
unable to give same my personal at
tention: good location. Address Box
151. Danvillc. Va.
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ANYWHERE IN THE UNITED
STATES. TO BUY OR BUILD HOMES
AND IMPROVE PROPERTY: LONG
TIME. EASY PAYMENTS WITH RE-
LAMENT PRIVILEGE. WRITE FOR
FREE BOOKLET; REPRESENTA-
TlNES WANTED. j. w. PONDER 2t9
MUTUAL BUILDING. RICHMOND, VA
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Marriage Announced;.

. -IppUETHI To IIIg ] IIteS-DISpdtGT.JG- y"
HOUSTON, VA. November 2S.-Mr.
and Mrs, John III johnson ANNOUNCE
the marriage OF their daughter, Mics
Edna Blanch., to John Ingram, OF
!Winn's Creek. Va. the marriage to stake
place on Wednesday afternoon, De-
cember 9, at. Halifax Baptist church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF tho Gray National Telauto-
Sroph Company Will be held at IL
o'clock noon on Wednesday,, December
3, 1914, Mt Room. II, Merchants Ma
tional Bank building. Les
r. NJ. II. CHAMPION.
~ ,t.e Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29

BRING or send your safety razor
blades. old style razors, table cutlery,
scissors, etc, that need rcsharpeninE to
us before the Christmas rush. Our new
machine is turning out excellent work.
The Sharply" Company, liG North
Seventh Street, Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
station Nenrink Completion.

The new South Richmond freight
and passenger station OF the Southern
Railway, at Second and Hull Streets,
Is nearing, compilation, as the result
OF several months work by a large
force of laborers. Most OF the exter-
Tor work has been finished, and the
tracking is now being laid. 1t Is ex-
pected that the building will be
ready for occupancy about the first
Of the year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29

FIVE PER CENT MONEY LOANED
ANYWHERE IN THE UNITED
STATES. To BUY OR BUILD HOMES
AND IMPROVE PROPERTY: LONG
PAYMENT PRIVILEGE. WRITE FOR
EREiI ROOl<LET: REPRESENTA-
TINES WANTED. !. W. PONDER, 2l9
MUTUAL BUILDING. RICHMOND. VA.
WANTED, you to know that w II.
Cownrdin's Sons prices on watch and
iewclry work arc the lowest In town.
Satisfaction is guaranteed. 1916 East
Main Street
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OSTRICH FEATHERS.

OSTRICH fcathers-Take your old
feathers to Thurcstons; they will
make them now again. Thurston's. No.
Ell North First Street.
ALL ladies' and gents Panamas given
special attention and prompt ship
mont. Virginia and North Carolina
leading matters. Schloss. SCI East
Broad, Richmond. Va.
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WALL PApERINei.

e. Is. Brauer the Wallpaper man. SEQ
him and save money. los North
Eighth Street. Phone Monroe 1899.
J. w. Smithcrs & Co. leaders In fine
wall paper, painting and decoratirE
Best work. Lowest prices No delay.
22l East Main.
LET us till your order in wall papering
or painting. Great reduction In
prices for the next thirty days. Wari-
ner d Frayser, 20i North Fifth Street
Phone Randolph 1924
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29

LET MS clean and press your suit: all
speciality. Ecrnice Cleaning and
Pressing Company. J. $. DuGgan, Man
lager. Phone Randolph .67S. S04 North
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Tn MIME ChIef.

Judge Robert G. Southall will APP
point one Of the county officers to
fll the position OF Chief of Police
of Chesterneld County on Tues
day at Chesterfield Courthouse. Of
Ecer a. T. Traylor, who has been OF
the, force longer than any other o.
the policemen. Is expected to be nam
ed for the lob.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29

BEFORE buying your oil stove see CSC
up to 500. Evans hardware Co, roo
West Broad Street. Madison 30S6.
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MEETINGS.

THE regular annual meeting OF the
Float Co. Inc, will be held at the ofiice
of the y. f. johnson publishing Com
phny. 70 South Eleyenth street, In the
Der z. Mt o'clock p. NJ.
l.. II. KINIBROUGH.
$40 ,t. .t.-.F f'.sntt.N. SeCretary
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TRANSFERS

L. a. Sandridge Transfer. Furniture
packed. shipped and stored: no extra
charge for pianos. Moving "A speciality
office Room IL. Ebel Building. S32 East
Main Street. Office phone Madison
$50. Night. Randolph 6240.
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r. .'r' !. .pa 's..rsarat Are bonded.

a. *. Patterson, OF 7os SemInes
Street. who was recently acquitted in
Hastings Court. Part 9. OF shooting
his neighboT Edward Walker. and A.
HI Stargardt. who lives next door to
him. were REQUIRED. TO give bond In
tho sum OF 500 each to keep the
peace for six months by Justice IL A.
Maurice yesterday morning in Police
Court. Part g. StarBardt claimed
that Patterson threatened to do him
bodily harm for remarks about the
part nc played In the shooting affair
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scouts WORKING for members.

OF South Richmond, and the Forest
Hill scouts are working hard TO sc.
cure honorary members on the South
side. number OF cards have already
been sold. and all of tic boys expect
TO attend. the dinner given the Scouts
who enroll ten members.
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MURPHY'S HOTEL
uncorLornted)
EUROPEAN PLAN

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
JOHN MURPHY. Manager
A strictly modern, house. fronting on
three streets, I'm the heart " beautiful
Richn opd. Rooms fronting every WY
Special Table d'Hote Dinner will
be served with music in Murphy's
Hotel Cafe from 500 to 900 P. M.
Sunday Evening. Price one dollar
and a quarter (S1.25l.
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WE have a Job lot Of toilet sets. These
CLOSE ont at once at 81 to So. Don't
miss this chance. Cobb Furniture Co.
l499 East Main Street. Phone Ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29

HOUSE CLEANING.
WASHING white paint. waxing and
staining floors our speciality. William
Johnson Randolph APO
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WANTED, the public to know tina,
Jahnke Bros. Jewellers. s12 East
M semouS Stra sSaa buy sell eYehange and
Old gold and silver taken in exchange
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HATS. HATS!
EATS cleaned and renovated. DO not
throw your old hats away. We can
make them look like new at "a small
cost. All work guaranteed. Soft hats
cleaned and pressed. 30 cents: derby hats
cleaned and pressed, % cents; new
b nd. 20 cents: new sweat band, 20
cents. Hats called for and delivered
John Sarras. 7Ol East Broad street
Phone Madison 9TO4.
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iMpoRTEp maccaroni, sl.75 box aud / o
cents pound. three '>oLnds for 20
cents. Succa olive oil. half gallon, SLIPS;
quart, 20 cents imported ,vcitzer
cheese. 30 cents pound. Hamburger
cheese, - cents pound. Roquefort
cheese. 30 cents pound. All kinds of
fruits and vegetables. Phone orders
promptly attended TO. ID. Lands, 400
North Sixth Street. Randolph 1863.
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DRY CLEANING AND SECURING.

10 cents. Hanover Cleaning and
Pressing Club. Phone Madison 4526
10 l-2 West Main
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GOLD AND SILVER

WANTED to buy for cash. old gold and
silver: e. G. Meyer Jcwelry Company.
81 West Broad Street.
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WANTED-Partpers.

business. The business will may
from $50 10 $500 per month one who
mas horse and buggy preferrcd no
objection TO Il good country man State
IN letter where can be seen Address
G III. care Times Disputch