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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27

munIc5ttng IL TO speaker CLARK.
Latter Refers the Idea to the House
Committee On immigration.
Washington, Jan. 24.-Secretary of
Labor Wilson suggests in a letter to
Speaker Clark that the provision by
law for the exclusion of aliens unable
to pass the physical test required Of
recruits for the United States army
might solve the problem Of Asiatic
immigration for this government.
The secretarys suggestion has no
direct bearing upon the situation
growing out of the Japanese alien
land law controversy, because he rec
ommends specially that there be In
corporated in the legislation an ex-
ception with regard to existing
agreements as to passports" This
exception he considers necessary be-
cause of the "gentlemen's agreement
between this government and Japan
for the regulation of immigration of
Japanese to the United States.
w llSOn
tion was inspired by information
which he said had come to the de-
partment of labor that word has gone
forth through India and certain por
tions of Asia and the adjacent islands
that this is the promised land"
Secretary Wilson discussed his
plan with state department officials
before communicating it to Speaker
Clark. The officials assured him that
they did not believe that treaty
rights of foreign governments would
be contravened by the legislation he
proposed. The secretary, it was
learned, had not discussed the plan
either with the president or the cabi-
net.
Mr.. Wilson's letter was transmit
ted by Speaker Clark to the house
committee on immigration.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27
Echo of Rallroad strlk..

Baavia, o., Jan. "a. John Boyce
and A. v. Leverton of Milford were
arrested on a warrant charging them
with placing distractions on the
track of the c., M. & L. railway and
tainpering with electrical appliances
Of the road duU'ing strike last fall
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27
is YOUR CHICKEN sANDED?
Uncle Sam Intends to Find out-May
Proseoute Dealers.

Washington. 1.-The department of ag-
rlculture will investigate the charges
that some of the poultry sold in New
York markets is sanded to increase the
weight Dealers thought guilty OF the
practice viii be indicted under the
pure food laws.
Assistant Secretary Galloway said
that the department had been receiv-
ing complaints from New York for
more than year that middlemen were
sandip~. poultry.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27
KILLS Wife
and SELF

Caldwell, o., Jan. "a. = Thomas
Stewart, 80, shot and killed his wife
and then committed suicide after a
quarrel in the rear of the Columbia
hotel here, where they were employ.
ed. Mrs. Stewart also is S5. The
Stewarts are survived by two sons,
aged s and s years. They formerly
lived In GAINESVILLE.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27
HOTEL STRIKE
IS Settled

Cleveland, o., Jan. 24.-The strike
of walters at the Hotel Statler, which
has been on since Dec. 16, has been
settled. The terms of agreement be.
tween the walters and the hotel man.
agement were not made public, but 1t
is said that both sides made conces
sions.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27
patroIman Held to ora nd Jury.

Cleveland, o., Jan. 24,--Patrolman
Koucky waived examination when ar
raigned on a charge of shooting to
kill Theodore Hetman and was held
to the grand Jury. He was released
on $1,009. bond Koucky is charged
with shooting Iietman while trying
to quiet Disturbance in the Hstman
home.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27

Romantic poets wrote about
Their ladies feet. which In and out
Beneath their skirts. so prim and nice
Stole here and there like little mice.
Milady's feet, you will allow,
Are quite a little bolder now.
1t 10 not mice engage the eye
When maids in slit skirts hurry by.
New York Sun
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27

the department, accepting the pro-
visions of the federal reserve act, and
1877 additional national banks have in
dicated informally their intention to
accept the provisions of the new law
One hundred and six state banks and
trust companies have also informally
notified tho department of their ac-
ceptance OF the provisions of the act. .
WoIgast and Rivers In Draw.
Milwaukee, Wis Jan. 24.-Ad VOL
east and Rivers boxed 1O-round
draw here. They fought and mauled
each other all over the ring.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27

Sometimes woman believes every
thing her husband tells her. But she
has her ingers crossed and both ears
stuffed with cotton.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27

Willie-Paw, what is an amateuri
Paw-An amateur is a fellow who
viii work harder for a medal than he
viii for real money, my son,-C Cincin.
natl Enquirer.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27

Paris men are dyeing their hair blue
and Paris women are wearing a Mona
Lisa smile. One may be the result of
the other.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27

Sometimes man imagines that the
world has a gruoge against him, when
In truth the world does not know he is
ON earth.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27


New York Jan. 24-SensatonaI de-
velopments are expected In New York
political life owing to the searching
investigation conducted by District
Attorney Charles S. Whitman, who
has instituted John Doe proceedings
before Justice McAdoo. Ex-Governor
Sulzer under grlllng cross cxamina-
tion by Mr.. Whitman has revealed
that Charles r. Murphy, the dominant
power in the Democratic party in the
state, has been accused In his own
party Of having "basman" to "shake
down" contractors doing state work
for financial contributions. Mr.. Sui
ger, now an assembIyman, .testifies
that U. s. Senator o'Gorman told
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27

Women ought to be interested In the
good roads movement. The better the
roads the less excuse hubby will have
for getting home late.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27

huahua, but that as soon as he has
made the trip he will return sourn,
accompanied by the Juarez brigade
and that the battle will open within
a few hours. General villa plans to
take the town with rush, II pos
sible.
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Lewis B. Houck,
KNOX co. TEACHERS
EXAMINATIONS
1e12.1s1s

Meetings for the examination of teach
ers WIN be held at the Central School
Building. Mt. Vernon, Ohio, the first Sat
urday OF every month. Order OF sub
1ects:
Elementary may be taken in toto, or in
Two parts. If taken in two parts. the first
part: a. m. Arithmetic, Agriculture and
U. 5. History, including Civics; d. n.
Grammar, Literature and orthography.
Second part, a. M, Reading. Theory and
Practice; p. m, Physiology, Geography
and Penmanship.
Pupils examination-The third Saturday
OF April and the third Saturday in Nav.
DISSEMINATION will commence at $3.50
o'clock a. m.
Address all communications to the Cle>k
of Board of Examiners.
Organization of the board:
o. q. PORE, Presient.
Danville, Ohio.
w. f, ALLGIRE, Vice President
Canterbury, Ohio
r, u. JONES, Clerk
Utica, Ohio
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27
sY1r..~' .',.-'''' y,l':' e. q

him that James E. Gaffney, the veal
thy owner of the Boston National
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27

William Farnum has returned to
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27
Is Suggested In Letter By
President Wilson
Wilson Would Require Aliens to
Pass Army'S Physical TEST,
WRITES SPEAKER OF The HOUSE

Secretary OF Labor Discusses His
Scheme With State Department
Officials and Others Before Com
municating II to Speaker Clark.
Latter Refers the Idea to the House
Committee On immigration.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-01-27

baseball club and long power in New
York politics was Murphys collector
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by T.. ~. Catlin e Co.
l6 North Eighth Street.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIaI
PROVED PROPERTY.


In execution of a deed or trust to mo.
datel DECEMBER, 4. 1911. OF record in
clerks Office of Richmond Chancerv
Court. in H. r. gl4-C. page l67, default
having been made in the payment of n
portion OF the money therein secured.
ana being required so to do by parties
In interest, | will. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1914.
at 1880 O'clock r. NJ.
on the premises, sell ut public auction
The premises 90l, mt northeast corner OF
Twenty -ninth and o Streets. the vaca Mt
lol adjoining on the north. and tho
mwciling III rear fronting on O street
The whole property fronts 90 feet on
twenty ninth Street and extends back
90 leel 10 an alley Here Is whore
some money cam be made
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost
or executing the trust DELINQUENT
taxes na,. IL any, and to discharge two
forest thereon from December A. 1914
md the balance in equal payments al
one ana two years. with interest added
and secured by trust deed; or all cash.
at option OF purchaser.
r.. y. CATLIN.
1'rp1
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5ealeb I9rppo5aIS

UNITED STATES Post Office. office of
Custodian, Richmond. Va.. February 8.
ceived at this building until O'clock
7. M. MARCH 6, 1914. and then opened,
for furnishing electric current, gas,
removing ashes and rubbish. and wash
ing towels during the. fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1915. Sealed proposals
will also be received. until 2 O'clock
p. NJ. April 90. 1914. and then opened,
for. 400 tons bituminous conl The
right to reject any and all bids is re-
served by tho Treasury Departments.
HAY Il. THORNTON, Custodian.
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Pursuant 10 an order OF tho District
Court Of the United States for the East.
ern District of Virginia. entered on
ton \. Wells. bankrupt. tho under der
signed will offer for sale 1T public auo-
THURSDAY. FEBRGARY 10. 1914.
-, beginning ut 9 o'clock +. NJ.
the following real estate. with I'M
l. Tract of land containing % acres.
fronting on the south side OF the Court
back to n public road to Centralia in
the rear, called tho Centralia Road,
With nine-room modern dwelling house
acetyienc gas. etc, lately tho residence
Of IL. A. Wells; five barns and stables,
office building. servants house. smoke.
house. carriage house. woodhouso. hen
house, etc; good fences. nice apple
orchard; mall At front gate, 40 yards
local telephones already In house; soil
IN high state Of cultivation: lies well.
titled and fertilzcd.
2 Tract OF land containing SO acres.
adjoining the above on the west, and
from which, 1t was cut off. fronting on
ana running back so as to have an out
IL OF about zoo feet on said Centralin
homa at the rear. Has three-room
and is about the same class OF land as
me iast mentloned tract. This land Is
water Crooked Branch) running
through it, and plenty OF wood for fuei
ana farm purposes: located one-haIf
mile from Salem Baptist Church, one,
mar nllie from public school, about ono
iniie from village OF Centralia on Rich
inond and Petersburg electric limo and
Atlantic Coast Line Railro;sl: two miles
from Chesterfield Courthouse, and two
miles fyom Chester.
Unusually attractive places for homes.
admirably located, and In tho direct
line OF Improvement.
Said real estate will be sold free and
clear of all liens thereon. Sales sub
Ject 10 the confirmation OF the court
Plats OF tho land can be seen at the
offices Of the auctioncers or OF the
trustees. and further information cheer
fully given
TERMS; One-third or the purchase
money In cash, and tho residue in three
equal payments at six, twelve and
eighteen months from date OF sale
carrying interest from said date, for
which residue and interest negotiable
notes to be given by each purchaser
payable To his own order and by him
indorscd, and delivered to the trustees
tho title TO 10 retained until ali OF tho
purchase money has been paid and
CONVEYANCE ordered by the court: or all
cash, ut tho option OF tho purchaser
II. II FLORANCE,
Trustee in Bankruptcy
J.. V. COGBILL.
Trustee in Deeds OF Trust
hereby certify that tho bond re-
CURED of said trustees In the FOREGOING
order has been duly given.
JOSEPH p. BRADY,
-tnrt-
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Dcnth of \rcJ fI,ix,n

james IL. Parkinson. n venerable and
highly esteemed citizen, and for a great
many years merchant in this city.
died last evening at "Bathcrsea," tho
home of his son, Captain Dennic Per-
kinson He waSu in his eighty eighth
and integrity, both In business and pri-
Nate life He IL survived by one son,
Captain pennie Parkinson. and one Sis
ter Mrs. Jennie Moody, OF pinwiddic
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General News Notes.

1t was stated ut the prohibition meet
,,uus hcin Yesterday afternoon in tho
irst BAPTIST Church that $40 oo0
WOULD be needed for the conduct of
s cnr "a, c' mp, palsn this year. Subscription
caruS We're handed around among tbn
a -, he. &c. Ex-Governor Mann presided
Another case Of smalipox was AZ.
81, inml tn,day, making seven cases in
~ ~. ' ,'a,, .ar developed in the city. All
t M patents but one are colorcd Tbn
msaith department Is using the utmost
s,,,a,d 'e ana precaution - prevent
~. eau oi the disease by isolating every
ea Ti,o ana urginns general vaccination.
Joseph,,s Church win ben be nnt ." 81 81,
ely cnS, "a an the week on missions con- one
MISS Il. NJ Barbour. special o,a,,
St 3sa thS nurean Of Labor ara Indusiriai
the interest of the bureau IN
c, bie.sey sollins. an honest faithful old
yesterday. o'' 'Epc' uied
,,d The body OF David Calender. who
-, M W." 49,, $50 In Denver. Col. reach :
- nc CITY THIS evening
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sudden Death ON tho s,rc,t

Mary Robinson, colored. aged sixty
years. employed rs cook in the family
of Or. III. c. Leigh. died very suddenly
on the street last night. While pass-
Ing the corner Of Washington and
Chappell Streets she was taken sud-
denly III with CONVERSIONS and fall
ing to the pavement died before medical
assiStnnce could rench hcr.
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a3i5rcIlanrous
WINDOW CLEANING.

WANING AND STAINING FLOORS.
Old or new houses cleaned promptly.
WILLIAM JOHNSON. Monroe 3l5o
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES FOR
next thirty days. PnperhanEing.
painting and decorating. j. w
SMlTHcRS & CO.. 221 East Main
Street.
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Tho Times Dispatch Bureau.
Bollingbrook Street.


ItteTsbutE, va, tcbrnary 2.
WINE Tn. sunday school con ference
10 DC held In rabb Street Presbyterian
Church IN this city on Thursday after
noon and evening viii be public. efforts
are being made to have every Sunday
scnool IN the city To send at least ten
deiesates to II, that they may speak
oiiicially for their respective schools,
ana they VIII be asked To form much
accurate statistics Of the enrolment in
Inherent departments OF the schools.
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by ]. ID. Carneal & Son,
Real Estate AuctionecrS.
AUCTION SALE
OF
5o4 NICHOLSON STREET.


In the settlement OF the estate Of
]. III. Shurm. we Will on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1914.
at 1880 o'clock l.. NJ.
on the promises, proceed 10 sell at pub
lie auction the following real estate:
Lot of land, with improvements. front
ing 80 feet on the north line OF Nichol-
son Street, thence back lis feet To nm
alley IL feet wide. The improvements
or seven rooms, wide hall and deep lot.
II is a splendid renter. never vacant:
/, excellent location, being within two
lines. 1t will pay we'll as an invest
ment or speculation. or good oppor-
tunity to purchase a home.
TERMS: One-thlrd cash. and the resi-
due at six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest. payable quarterly Sc
cured by deed OF trust on said prop
GEORGE C. FITzHUGH.
Attorney
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Pnstnr pnnn,Icd.

The Rev. L. !. Phaup, pastor Of East
p'nwiddie Circuit, was visited on Fri
day at his home at Rcains By n large
number of his parishiouers. who came
To CONGRATULATE him OH the ifticth
anniversary OF his birth. They lid moro
than extend congratulations. They
brought liberal supplies for the larder
and presented him with line gold
watch and chain The presentation
address was delivered by DR.. Il r.
Hawks, superintendent OF the Carson
SUNDAY school and Mr.. Phaup made an
npprecIatlNe reSponSc.
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II TIE STATED CoAiMuNICA-
Ky ton. Of st. Johns Lodge No 80,
wv Ancient, Free and Accepted Ma
sons: Will be held In it's lodge room
az the Masonic Temple THIS tTues-
day) EVENING, February 10, 1911. at
8 o'clock.
Every member of the lodge is re-
quested TO attend. and members of sis
ter lodges and transicne brethren arc
frnternally Invited to unite with us.
by order OF the Worshipful Master.
OSCAR j. ADAMS,
Secretary.
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Epr 5aIe

FOR SALE, TOP AND OPEN WAGONS
OF all descriptions.
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Blooms lliantrn

TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRE TWO
furnished rooms. with bath: West
End with strictly private family;
best of references. |; 32G, care Times
Dispatch.
ON GRACE or FRANKLIN STREETS,
Park or Grove Avenues. cast of LON
hardy street, three rooms suitable
for doctors Office and laboratory.
Telephone 2S37-J. f07 North Sixth
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Il. i. Taylor
COMPANY viii be held at their Office,
Va. TUESDAY, February IL, 1914,
ut 3 o'clock l.. NJ
w. T.. HENDERSON,
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Revival SERVICES were begun western
DAY NJ the Washington Street Chris
nan church, Of which tho Roy. George
=. LeiEicr IS the pastor. Large con-
eftSauons attended the service both
morning and evening. The meetings
VII continue through the week
hcNtEal services were begun yestcr-
pai church. conducted by the pastor.
the Key w. Il. lett Much interest
WIS SHOWN and much good Is expected
Yang ellSuc services win begin on
ES,lpnuay AT the Second Presbyterian
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ReaI C5tatc Jipr sale
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
LAME AVENUE, BARTON HEIGHTS
Eight-room house. bath. electric
lights, gas range latrobc heat. hot and
cold water. Lot 81 X feet front. y bar
gain. Terms easy,
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS CO..
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
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REPAIRING AND PAINTING.
II. G BRISToW.. 1l-1a-l5 NORTH
Eighteenth Street.
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WEST END HOMES. SIX. EIGHT. NINE
and ten rooms: choice location. Madi-
i4cT
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Reliable transfers

TRANSFER -MlLLNER's.
a02 North Ninth street. hauls trunks
for 25c; claim checks issued ut the
house for your baggage. two men
on our wagon. Moving furniture and
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VIM. H.. Pizzini Company.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors.
US East Main Street.
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Ire. Coal ann llldon

THREE SPECIAITIES THIS WEEK
Virginia anthracite coal, egg. stove
and nut, and only $3.50. Perfectly
dry slabs that take place of oak and
pine block Sl.5N less TO cord. Large
lump soft coal for CRATES. Selling
it fifteen years. Long. THE WOOD
MAN. Madison loG9l0To.
WE SELL THE REST SAWED PINE
and oak at lowest prices; also best
anthracite and lump splint: .bri1uette
at $3.50 pnr ton Prompt delivery
and good service. TYLER x RYAN.
Linden and Cary. Phones, Madison
1879 Monroe 30lI.
~ Y cV de WOOD AND CO.NL, DE-
livered day ordered LYME & HAIR
IRIS. phones Monroe A376 and 26IO.
BEST SPLINT. $500: BEST ANTHRA-
CHE, $3.50. III Ger Goals ut lowest
prices w B. LEANS, 703 to III
North Seventeenth Street Madison
QUICK DELIVERIES OF WOOD AND
coal by bushel or ton. 400 Gilmer
Street. Phone Monroe 2670.
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SECURE INFORMATION REGARDING;
the big public auction land sale. AL
tavista. Va. "Wednesday, February
Is. 1914, IL o'clock. Twenty-Five small
farms, ranging from two 10 twenty
acres. within the corporate limits.
Good growing town. Unsurpassed
railroad facilities. LANE-IARRIS
CORPORATION. Altav!sta, Va.
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Rcal estate For sale

VIII be in Richmond all this week.
Now is the time to see about that
ocean View cottage. that scnshorc
lot. that summer boarding house.
Let the man who l'ves 1T Ocean View
the year around. who knows tho
property. and the bargain ns mono
other, save you money and give
the huppfcSt summer you and your
FAMILY have ever known. Cottage.
Tor the season SITE up; cottages for
sale $1,000 up, easy terms. fine build
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. every afternoon
this. week from to 3 +. NJ. or be
glad TO call on you. Call or address
Springer IL Son. II. X. Y. NJ. G. a,
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PRINTING.

1000 BUSINESS CARDS $3.50 WE
saw. YOU money LEAKE PRINTING;
COMPANY, Specialists" Cos East
Main.
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| hereby certify that tho bond re-
quired of said trustees In the FOREGOING
order has been duly given
JOSEPH u. BRADY,
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q MASONIC NOTICE-TuE AN
KY nual communication of the Grand
wv Lodge of Ancient, Free and Ac-
cepsed Masons, Of the State of virginia.
viii be held at the Masonic Temple,
Richmond, TUESDAY. February 10.
1914, ut 1880 O'Clock T. NJ
by order Of the most worshipfui
Grand Master.
CHAS. A. NESBITT,
Grand Secretary
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) 3aOuIfrg, prtS anb 1tnf 5tork

FOR SALE. BLUE BARRED ROCK
eggs heavy laying strain: prices
reasonable. Book orders now. VIM
:. COOPER. boswell. Va
THERE ARE No BETTER Feeds
Tor your moultlng hens than w j
dry. mash and w j. Il" scratch
feed Feed them and get Tho much
uesired winter eggs Puliets Will
lay better and steadier when fed on
Il, too. ". j TopDS SONS, 40
North Sixth Street
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Grip lllanteb, female

WANTED. a STENOGRAPHER, NOT
less than one years experiences: Rem
ington typewriter: salary. S35: ac-
curate at figures. Address. own
handwriting, A47, care Tines
DlSpatch.
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1850 AND 9i9 ACRES IN AMELIA
County: 2.23i acres upper james
are big bargains 4 430, care Times
DjsDatch
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News Of Petersburg
ncyIv6is Cn,nmrncch.

tho back, though not seriously. He
Is getting on all right.
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TWO FINE DRAFT HORSES; ONE
seven, other nine years old: black
and bay; weight about 1850 each;
both are In good, sound condition,
gentle and good workers, single or
double; these horses IN use every
day about Richmond: must be sold
at once; best of reasons for selling
Phone <AIndiSnn 1NII MIR DlI4AN
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a3rftings

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Richmond Trans
fer Company VIII be held at their
office, 500 East Main Street, at 10
o'clock noon. WEDNESDAY. Feb
ruary Ii. 1914.
w. I. DARDEN,
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TRUSTEES SALE

TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN cHEs-.
TERRIFIED COUNTY, VA. ABOUT
ONE MILE FROM CE:NTRALIA, ON.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC LNIE AND ATLANTIC
COAST LINE RAILROAD.
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WILL EXCHANGE TEN LOTS.
valued at five thousand. rapidly in
creasing, located in fastest growing
city in America. for farm. Address
l. $40. care Times Dispatch.
LIST YOUR FARM WITH COTTRELL'S
FARM AGENCY, Richmond. Va. Pos
tai VIII hring meceSsary hlank.