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been a queen. But by running away
she has forfeited her rights to the law
Of the ordeals. Am / not right
The council nodded gravely. They
had not yet wholly recovered from
their bewiiderment
''On the other hand. her identity must
remain a secret TIL / have developed
my plans" continued Umbaliah.
You are all counting terrible re-
prisal" said Kathlyn. Il beg of you
to kill me at once. Do not prolons my
torture. my misery. have harmed
none of you. but you have grievously
harmed me- One even now seeks aid
OF the British raj. and there are many
soldiers"
The threat was i'll timed
The head of the council said to On.
ballah. TT would be wise to lock hes
up for the present We all face O
great complication"
"A very wise counsel" agreed I'm.
ballah, knowing that he had but to say
the word to destroy them ALL And she
shall have company. I would not have
her lonely. Come. majesty: deign 20
lah salaamed.
kathlyn was led to a cell in the
palace prison, whose walls she had but
little while ago viewed in passing,
and thrust aside. A single window ad-
mitted faint light Umballah re-
manned at the door, chuckling softly.
Presently, her eyes becoming accus-
toned to the dark, Kathlyn. discovered
a man chained to a pillar. The man
suddenly leaned forward.
Kit. my Kitw
Father"
She caught him to her breast in her
strong young arms. crooned to him and
kissed his matted head And they stood
that way for long time.
At this very moment there appeared
before the council a wild-eyed, dishev-
eled young man. How he had passed
"a white woman was brought into
this room forcibly few minutes ago.
demand her! And by the God of my
father will cut out the heart Of every
one Of you IL you deny me! She ir
white; she is of my racem
There is no white woman here,
Bruce Sahib."
You lie" Numbered the young man.
Two guards came in quickly.
Il say you lie! She was seen to
enter herem
The man is mad! Besides, it ie
sacrilege for him to enter our presence
In this manner" cried one of the coun-
Gil Seize him.
A fierce struggle between the guards
and Bruce followed; but his race to
the city and the attendant excitement
had weakened him. He was carried
away. still fighting manfully.
In the meantime Umballah concluded
that the reunion had lasted long
enough. He caught Kathlyn roughly
by the shoulder and pulled her away.
Behold. Colonel Sahib! Mine, I
bought her this day in the slave mart.
Legally mine! Now will you tell me
where that silver basket lies hidden,
with Its gold and gamer"
Father, do not tell him. warned
kathlyn. so long as we do not tell
him he does not put US out of the
way
"Kitm
Dad. poor dadp
Little fool" said UmbaIlah.
Kathlyn struggled to reach her ia
ther again, but could not UmbaIl ah
folded his arms tightly about her and
attempted to kiss her. This time her
strength was superhuman. She freed
her hands and beat him in the face,
tore his garments. dragged of his tur-
ban. The struggle brought them
within the radius OF the colonies
reach. The prisoner caught his enemy
by the throat. laughing insanely.
Now, you black dog. diem
tTO BE CONTINUED NEXT SUNDAY,
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who sells this Maiden he asked.
'Mahomed Ghori'
Which is he?'
HE squats there"
The Mohammedan sioopeh and
touched the old mahout on the shout
der
Call off this sale. and my master
Will make you rich
The old sinner gingerly felt of the
speakers cotton garb. All. MY
Master must be rich to dress thee In
cotton. Where is your gold? Bid
satirically.
Two thousand rupees!' shouted the
professional seller.
Il have no gold. but my master will
give 10000 rupees for yonder maid.
Quick Old fool, be quick,.'
BE gone, thou beggar" And the old
man spat.
"Memsahib," the Moaammedan called
out in English, do not look toward
me, or all will be lost am All. Bruce
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for the business Of the mart. Owner;
and prospective buyers met. chewed
betel nut, smoked their hookahs, slipped
coffee and tea and exchanged the tattle
of the hour. 1t was as much an
amusement as business; indeed. it
was the oriental idea Of club. and
much the same things were discussed.
Thus. Appaji bought beautiful girl
at the last barter and Roya found
male who was a good juggler. and
only night before last they had traded.
The bazaars were not what they used
to be. Dewan Ali had sold his wife
to a Punjab opium merchant. Aunut
Singh's daughter had run away with
the son of bhisti. All white people
ate pig And no one read the slokas,
or moral stanzas. any more. Yes. the
English would come some day, when
there would be enough money to war
rant st.
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The white hunter had not returned
to his camp yet, but the sly Ahmed
was there. The perpetual gloom on
the face of the latter was reassuring
to Umballah. Ahmed's master had not
found her. To wiring the white man.
heart was something. He dared not
put him out of the way; too many
knew.
And the council was beginning te
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-16

ONE rubber-tired top buggy. $40.
ONE surrey. newly painted. new rubber
tires. $50.
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POULTRY. rEr AND LIVE STOCK


PIGEONS pay dollars, where chickens
pay cents: small capital needed. small
space required; always pcnncd up:
ready markets; send for May issue OF
our Journal; fully explained there.
Price IN cents. Reliable SQUAD Jour
nal. Versailles. Mo.
PONIES for sale. Welsh and Shetland.
Call or write for catalogue River
side Pony Farm. city address, All
South Laurel street
LcS.-Twcnty head OF extra good
acclimatcd mules right out OF the
hardest Kind of work: range from =
TO I years ola weight, from 1000 to
800 pounds each. They are all in iino
condition These mules will II" sold
under full warranty: II not viii re-
dappie gray mare. : years old. Can
be seen ut the Southern Transfer
Stables. No. i6 South Fifteenth Street.
ONE good riding and driving horse.
Two good work horses. cheap to
quick buyer, also horses for hire by
day or 'nonth. Auditorium Stables.
smith " Hix. proprietors. 900 block.
West Cary street. rear city Audito-
RUM. Phone Madison 1928
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

If YOU want to buy or sell n buslnoss
of any description. any location
write Comrtercial Bureau OF Informa-
ton. Inc, Box 75G. Richmond. Va.
WILL sell moving picture. good pa
tron2gc. Grove. Va. Time taken in
other business. y bargain. Address
j. @. Box 100. Richmond. Va.
WISH to soil - shares capital stock
In Crystal Laundry Corporation
Richmond. Va. Need tho cash in other
business. Address Fox T5G. Richmond.
AM II working woman. alone in the
world. ana want TO borrow $500 on
my suburban bungalow ana large lot
VIII pay ! per cent for three years.
Rental value $40 per month. Address
6 10. care Times bis patch.
MANUFACTURER wants several re-
liable parties TO open oficca In Vir-
gin!a; easily make Si5 week. 800 in
vestmcnt required Call at room $50
Murphy's Hotel. to - and . to ,.
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MEETINGS..

a STATED communicate ton or the
ny Richmond Randolph Lodge. No
W. 10. Ancient, Free and Accepted
Masons. will be held in the Masons'
Hall. Franklin. near Eighteenth street.
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING. June 16.
1914. at o'clock. Work in the de-
grccs. and an official visit from the
district deputy grand master Of this
district
Every member OF tho lodge Is re-
qucsted to attend. and visiting brethren
are cordially invited.
BY order of the Master.
w. y. CLARKE. JR,
Secretary.
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PROPOSALS-Seaicd

NOTlCE.--Bids Will bo received for
she erection of two-room graded
school NJ Studley. Virginia. Plans and
specifications are on file at Mr.. George
/. Haw's Office. no. 1lo3 East Main
Street. Richmond Va. said bids will
be opened at Hanover Courthouse on
July /. 1914.
Chairman District school Board, Old
Church. Va, marked bids.
The school board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
T. T.. WEST. JR..
Chairman School Board.
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FOR SALE-Storcs.

DRUG store for salc-Wanted, regis
tered pharmacist to buy at least hal,
interest and take charge Of small store.
we'll established and capable of en-
larScment. Only drug store in town
(600) or county. Terms very reasona BILE.
Address Box No. %. Bowling Green. Va.
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Pursuant to the provisions OF Sec
tons 34T1. 3i1S and 3419 of the Code
OF Virginia. sealed proposals will be
received by the undersigned in said
office until u NJ, 22D INSTANT. for
the printing of all such records as
the supreme Court of Appeals OF Vir-
Rinia. ut Richnomd, may, require for
one year. from the LIST day of July.
used mt presently, printing, binding
enO, with the style OF the case and
tho court from which the record comes
neatly printed thereon. each page to
contain 1,50c ems; said printing to be
done In compact form. without blank
pages or blanks between the lines or
paragraphs; no extra charge TO he made
for figure work, not exceeding three
columns. Small caps and italics to be
used when required.
The proof must be read before being
sent to the clerk. and Il Droofreadcr
furnished him when so required
The printing is to he done in tho
city of Richmond. under the super
vision of the clerk. as prescribed BY
law. and returned to tho clerks office
within such space Of time after such
records arc delivered to tho printer as
the court or clerk may require: and.
upon tho failure to do within tho
time so required, said printing is to be
put out by the clerk upon the best
terms he can procure. the contractor
for such printing to be held responsible
for tho cost of the same In excess of
his contract price.
II. STEWART JONES. Clerk.
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FOR SAEE-Fif'ins.

MAR iLAND farnl--2l5 acres. $50 acres
under The pillow, the balance in wood
land and meadow land. The soil is
sassa!ras loom. chocolate color, located
on state road and fine salt water creek,
three -fourtns OF mile from railroad
station; improvements large 1-roon
house, all in good condition: beautiful
corn house, chicken house hogpens
poultry houses, large orchard OF al!
kinds OF fruit. This is \ No farm.
located in Somerset County. Md. and
Is one OF the best stock and general
farms in the county. Death
OF the owner Is cause for sale. Price,
$1,000; terms. For this and other bar.
gains, call or write VIM. j. Kenney, Jr
Salisbury. Md.
FOR sale. 100 acres of best land. Ches-
terhe!d County; co acres under pillow:
good orchard; troom, old house and ali
necessary outbuildings: 1 miles from
Will sell this farm for $500 if sold
Horack. $50 East Broad street. th 'i'ii
noor. Telephone Randolph 1906
MARYLAND farm. 1875 acres. located a
miles from steamboat landing, .
miles from beautiful railroad town;
large Groom house, all In fine condi
ton; front and back porchcs, good
water, plenty of 1t: large barns and
stables: other necessary outbuildings:
fine orchard. all kinds fruit; land grows
acre and from - to co bushels shelled
corn to the acre. II is n farm that
has been in the family for 30 years.
and death OF owner cause for sale II
sold quickly, $500. Call or addrcs SIS
j. y. Jones, Salisbury. Md.
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ZOE. COAL AND MOOD

KILN dried kindling wood. sl.75 per
load. Prompt delivery. Miller Mfg.
Co. Madison 1880
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Personal


STAMMERINt;c cured. Lin reading for
adult deaf persons Formation OF
English speech sounds for teachers.
Glasses in kichmoud from June - to
July 25. Further Information from
Miss G. NJ Rcdd. 2pG East Grace Street.
HUMAN hair bought and sold at
Hughess. 200 North Third Street.
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KILN dried kindlinG wood. Sl.G5 per
load. Order Of i've loads for $3.50.
Prompt delivery. Miller Mfg. Co, Madi-
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

YOUNG lady of experience desires no
stion to teach in private family the
coming term. Qualifications: English
branches. music. Testimonials fur
nished Address r. +. II. No. !. Box
., Red Hin, Va.
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WlNIED-I'arnlS.
TO EXCHANGE.

FOR sale or exchange. a fine grocery
business. doing a fne business VIII
consider good clear real estate Give
particulars in first letter. y 700. care
Times Dispatch
WI; have automobiles to exchange for
ctncr make cars or for horses OF good
negotiable notes. we have autos FOR
hire at reasonable rates. Phone RAN
doiph illT. Richmond Auto Exchange.
Inc. sos West Broad street
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ONE heavy top wagon. newly painted.
suitable for Ice or bottling business.
ONE open delivery wagon. ncwly paint
. cd. cheap.
ONE rubber-t!r top buggy, $40.
ONE surrey. newly painted. new rubber
F'M~. line wagons for every purpose:
also business and pleasure buegies.
easy terms. a. Meyers Sons. ISL East
Cary Street
FOR sale, cheap. all kinds OF second
hand mechanical tools. Jefferson
Loan ONCE. 1905 East Main Street.
Joseph Elsner. proprietor.
motorcycles from $50 up. Tompklns.
Broad Street at Monroe.
FOR sale. a nice paying confectionery
business good stand for the right
party APPLY at 1901 West Cary street.
PANAMA, and straw hats cleaned,
used. Schloss, S22 Fast Broad Street
Uptown branch. 233 West Broad Street.
HARLEY; Davi lson motorcycles. Bau-
Phone Monroe 1896.
anteed: one cake baking machine.
lathcs. planners. engines. etc. L. Rose
co. 42o Brook Avenue.
FOR sale. one-half and yard con
crete mixer. 35-horsepowcr verticlc
and locomotive type boiler. Enmerson
and Centrifugal steam pumps. etc. l.. ..
Box No. los.
ALL ladies' and gents pana,nas given
special attention and prompt ship
ment Virginia and North Carolina
leading hatters. Schloss, S22 EAST
Broad, Richmond. Va.
MOVING picture machines, all makes
and supplies furnished by us C. y.
la ne C.
TENTS for camping parties chenp: all
sizes. l. Rose & Co. $40 Brook Ave
nue..
FOR sale electric shoe repairing bust
ness: good town; no opposition. APP
ply l. 2I6. care Times Dispatch.
ONE second hand .phaeton. $50 See
our $50 business buggics.
WAGONS. buggies and phaetons, all
p STYLES. at prices and terms TO suit.
Repairing and painting a speciality.
Sini In Moore Vehicle Co. 3li North
Fifth.
BAUMAN & Hines, motorcycles and
1icycle supplies; repair work spe-
cialty Monroe 1896
ONE c%mfsctiGmsry ana notion store
Broad.
BOILERS and engines from 10 100
horsepower. all styles: condition
&orih Fifteenth Street. l
GETTING down to facts. IT'S throwing
money away to have a bicycle
tinkcrcd with. Have ii thoroughly and
scien titically repaired when ii Is not In
perfect trim, even If you pay bit more.
Whatever Is worth doing is worth doing
well, Is the basis Of our repair work
We think you Will not quarrel with our
charges when $ou test our work. !.
r. Gentry. sos West Broad Street.
EVENTUALLY you will Join the crowd
OF satisfied customers and buy
Bristow vehicle.
y CONFLICT line of up-to-date panel
top and open wagons. Brock way
business ana pleasure vehicles. several
ladies' phactons and Surveys. pony rigs
and harness OF all descriptions.
HACKNEY farm wagons. Repairing,
painting and rubber tire work.
Il. G. .BRIsTOw. 1922 East Main street.
ll-l5 North Eighteenth Street.
FOR sale. one Goldberg display FIX
ture. complete with six wings. \ big
barSin Address =. O. Box 5i7 Rich
inond. Va.
FOR sale. cleaning and pressing bust
ness; good location. doing good bust
ness. VIII sell cheap to quick buyer
Reason for selling, bad health. y good
cash business and forty club members:
expenses small. Apply 800 North
Seventh Street.
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siG6ATION WANTED-FcmaIc

EMP ERIENCEE young lady desires no =
sttion in high school; first grade Ger
tihcatc: special service; high school
Certificate normal training. Good tes-
timonials. Address y, care Times Dis
patch
a lady with best references. would
like 10 take charge OF Il w!dowcr's
house and children Address Mrs
Nellie Q. Payne, No. 100 Third street,
charlottesville. Va.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY Epps. Epps * Co.
and
j. Thompson Brown & CO.
TRUSTEES SALE

pE XHEk EEsr F NXb hT5Ab 5 TrES
FORMERLY DESIGNATED AS Nos.
S 95 2o9 AND 81 NORTH FIRST
ny virtue OF two deeds Of trust. dated;
ge resp, ID Ncyember e. 1910. and
m mp III iS c@a rfG o IN %, Reh
3ji. and u. Il. 222 Il. u. %, to Leroy Il.
Hrown and others. trustees of Citizens
ana nha roan Nss"c!"{on NO, Ia;
secure the payment of certain bonds.
interest and penalties therein described.
and order of the board of directors OF
said association we Will sell at public
auction. on the pre.Hises.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IT.
the property described in said deeds. as
follows: beginning on eastern line OF
First Street l0i 6-I2 feet. moro or less,
north OF Broad Street. 1t tho intersec-
the northern line Of an alley in COM
mon about 23-i2 feet wide. extending
eastwardly from First Street parallel
with Broad Street. thence running
north wardly along and fronting on
eastern line OF First Street "a feet and
extending back eastwardly from said
front between the northern line OF said
alley and a line parallel herewith
50 ?-i2 feet.
l. and Is months. interest 6 per cent
from day OF kalc. payable quarterly
and evidenced by negotiable notes OF
the purchaser secured on tho property
LEROY Z. BROWN.
+. NJ c. MORRISSEY.
FRANK EPPS.
Trustees.
J. THOMPSON BROWN s. CO.
VIM. 3. Pizzini Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
I23 East Main Street.
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FOR RENT-Houscs, stores, Etc.

TENANT wanted for an ideal location
for a restaurant and saloon, the best
stand in Richmond, near Main Street
Bank; fine trade; nice house; trade
l. Very low rent. Real Estate Broker
II, care Times Dispatch.
FOR rent. the best location in Rich
mond for saloon and restaurant, near
Main Street Station: best Kind OF
transient trade and increasing every
day: possession at once Address
Thos. Clyde, d S02 care Times-Dis-
patch.
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HELP WANTED-ProfcssionnI

TEACHERS for graded and MON
schools; also college work in Vir.
tsni9 and throughout South. Virginia
teachers specially in demand Three
agencies, ono enrolment; guaranteed
service Sheridan's Teachers Agency,
Greenwood, = -
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR hire. night excursions. two auto
trucks. reasonable rates. Phone
Randolph 1895.
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POULTRY, PET AND LIVE sTOCIl

FOR sale, at Hewitt Stable, COS East
Cary Street, one pair big grey horses.
aged years old, weight 3,400. one
good workers, single or double: also
several other good work horses. All
OF this stock is sound and right out OF
hard work and sold under a full guar
anty.
FOR sale, - pairs fine mated homer
pigeons; big bargain. Chestnut Hill
poultry Yard. phnno NLndison 722G
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SITUATION WANTED-NlaIe

NANTEp, "a position by young man
as stcnographcr: real estate pre-
!crred' good references Apply y. G;
i, ia West Main street. Norfolk. Va
YOUNG man IS wants position by Sep
teinbcr II with wholesale grocery
Nrin or Hour and feed mill. or any line
VA! be considered. prefer travelling,
salary o. commission. Viii go any
whcFc; years experience as clerk and
years experience as partner and
manager of general retail country
store: reference furnished. Address
EoX l., Poindextcr. Va.
REGISTERED pharmacist. seven wears
experience; no objection to Uiit-of-
town position; best reference. Address
Chemical" care !. VI. Q. n, Norfolk.
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SMITHS Cleaning and Pressing Estab-
lishment, the place YOU get the hest
results at the right price. Phone Ran
dolph 2057. Work called for and de-
liVered promptly.
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SAFES bought. sold and exchanged.
Safes repaired; safes hauled Barnes
Safe and Vault Co. II North Twelfth.
Phone 1913
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nOT AND COLD WATER. ELEC-
No. $50 NORTH THIRTY FOURTH
co BY virtue to OF a deed of trust dated
clerks ofRco of Richmond Chancery
Court. In u. b. 2t3-A, page 21O, default
having been madc In the payment OF a
paid; and being so required to do by tho
noteholders, we will sell. at public auc-
tion, on tho premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE Is, 1914.
mt $50 p. NJ.
the real estate described in tho said
deed OF trust, az follows:
All that certain lot, picco or parcel
on and appurtenances thereto belong
ing; lying and being In the city OF
Richmond. Virginia, on tho west line OF
Thirty-fourth Street between Clay and
Leigh streets. known and designated as
No: go. and bounded as follows. to-
limo of Thirty fourth Street, distant
forty eight 4S) feet south OF Leigh
street; thence running. southwardly
limo of Thirty fourth Street twenty
four CAD feet: thence extending back
westwardly from said front between
parallel lines one hundred and twenty
two U22) feet, more or less to an alley
in common fourteen uD feet wide:
This splendid house is in first class
condition. and located on the boulevard
of Church Hin. Tho street is paved
with bitulithic blocks and replete with
splendid homes. The house is now oc-
cupied by a tirst-class tenant and will
make most desirable home or a SPLEEN
did investment.
TERMS: Cash as to the cost OF SALE
any taxes due on the property. tho pro
rata OF the taxes for 1919. and to pay
note of $3.50 duo December 20, 1919,
and another of $3.50 due March %,
1914. and Il credit ms to- $1,000 due Sen,
TENDER 20. 1914. and an interest note
thereon of $3.50 due June 20, 1914, aud
another interest note thereon duo Sep
TENDER %, 1914, and any balance MT
one year from date of sale, with per
cent interest thereon, all OF tho de-
ferred payments to be secured by
deed OF trust on tho property
LEIGH r.. PAGE
w. e SULLIVAN,
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Whilst the terms OF SALE as required
by the deed. are as stated above, the
auctioncers Will be glad to make more
reasonable terms for tho purchaser In
case the same desired
WM. Il. PIZZINI CO..
Auctioneers.
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TRANSFERS

Transfer. 800 North Ninth
Street. piano and furniture Il spe-
cial;y: trunks, zoe. Phone Madison
1445.
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PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING;
THE CLERKS OFFICE
OF TIL SUPREME COURT OF AP
PEALS. IN THE LIBRARY BUILD
ING. IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
VA, JUNE IL. 1914:
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HELP WANTED-sIaIc and Female

LADY and gentleman statesmen an once
on new live wire. houSc-to horsc
proposition. Sec our Mr.. Kiinrcnfcldt.
l. 10 to-day, 1903 West Main.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST: bank book and bag. Return TO
IiVi Fairmouht Avenue or call Ram
LOST. gold ". g Il. 1914 hin Reward
Madison 3li.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
DESIRABLE DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING OF NINE ROOMS, BATH.
HOT AND COLD WATER. Flee
TRIO LIGHTED. ETC. KNOWN AS
No: 90 NORTH THIRTY FOURTH
STREET.
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DRY white ash wood at greatly re-
Baldwin Tool Works
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HELP WANTED-Fcmale.

All. Kinds help for resorts and c!tv.
virginia Business Exchange.
WANTED. reliable woman az nurse:
SvVI wages k"t"rcucc required.
I'M InnONor ANcnu,
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WANTED-Rooms

WANTED. two rooms for light house
keeping: small family; basement pre-
icrred. Must be reasonable. Address
%. care Times Dispatch.