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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-02
Bobby's Idea.

Bobby, suppose you say your
prayers every night"
"Yes'm"
"And what are the things you pray
forT
MOSTLY that pop won't find out what
I've been dom through the day.
Boston Transcript.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-02
RAINBOW, 2s. NORTH BRooKsvrLLE.

Rainbow grange met Aug. q with good
attendance. Arrangements are being
made for the picnic, Sept. L. A commit
tee was appointed to arrange a program.
Coffee will be furnished. The picnic will
be held at Gray's grove, West Sedgwick.
All grangers are invited.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-02

cause q healthy flow Of Bile and rids your
Stomach and Bowels Of waste and ferment-
ing body poisons. They are q Tonic to your
Stomach and Liver and tone the general sys-
tenn. First dose will cure yon Of that de-
pressed, dizzy, bilious and constipated con-
dition. 25c. all Druggists.
Bucklen's Arnica Salye for Burns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-02
BAYsrDE a76. ELLSWORTH.

August 25 plans for the supper OF Sep
TENDER 16 were discussed. The worthy
readings and a topic, s'Are classics in high.
schools an advantage or a disadvantage"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-02
Safetv First.

Detective e a. m.i-Hey, youse! Wot-
cher hanging round this ere front
door fer? Supposed Burglar-Pm wait
In for the lady inside to git asleep.
We're married. Bulletin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-02

Frost-Do you think the auto has an
ennobling influence?
Snow-Well. speaking personally. we
have been fined and refined.-Judge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-02

Friday, Sept. 4 - Meeting OF Hancock
Pomona with Highland grange, North
Penobscot.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN POMONA, %.

Following is the program for the meet
ing of Green Mountain Pomona grange
with Mariaville, Sept. Il:
Opening exercises.-.-.. ...-.----...-.. Grange
Address Of welcome. ............Ora Frost
Response. ....-.-....s-.-.-....-..- Scott Estsy
Topic, What are the three best and most
profitable crops for the farmers in Ma
riavillef. Daniel Young
Recess
Singing. Every body
Comforting fifth degree
Address, speaker from the department of
agriculture. Allison Halves, Pittsheld
Music s-..s. .-...-..-................ selected
Topic, Should growers organize to market
the potatoes and apples and buy the sup
plies? --......-.-.--.. ...-.. q n Worden
Question box
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NJ. \
Aug. 81

Don't use harsh physics. The reaction
weakens the bowels, leads to chronic consti-
easily, tone the stomach, cure constipation.
-Advt.
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advertisements
ADVERTISEMENTS
s->-~~s~-~~f-~e
WOMEN Who ARE
ALWAYS TIRED
May Find Help in This
Letter.

Swan Creek, Mich. -"I cannot speak
too highly of your medicine. When
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-02

The sagacious are generally lucky
Blackwood.
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PaupAr Notice.

HAvINa cont tied with the &c, Sii hose o. WHO
Ii worth to sun ort and care 10 H. next hsss
years and are les9 residents OF en- an nv Sc
forbid all persona Etrusting them nd accom-
count, as there is 81 leuty Of room 81 city Farm
house. NJ. j. DA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-02

"out of the depths have cried unto Thee;
Obi Lord. Psalms 100.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-02

A request is entered for recipes for
making pickles. One is called for put
ting up small cucumbers in vinegar.
Another for ripe cucumbers with sweet
pickle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

capital stock of $4,000 to manufac-
turc buggies. wagons. etc.
Valley Power Company. Elkton, Va,
was incorporated with capital stock OF
100000 to establish electric power
plant, etc.
Liquid Fuel Gas Company. Wheeling.
w. Va, was Incorporated with capital
stock OF 100000 to manufacture fuel
gas.
Powell & Powell Raleigh. N. C., will
Increase capacity OF ice factory TO
fifty tons at an expenditure of about
$4,000.
Michaels Art Bronze Company. Gov
ington, Ky. was incorporated with
capital stock OF $4,000 to manufacture
art bronzes.
General Wood Encysting Company,
Norfolk, Va, was Incorporated with
capital stock of 100000.
r. d. Ashby. Jackson, Tenn, is re.
ported TO erect 100000 veneer mill at
Little Rock Ark
Cooperative Fertilizer Company,
Rraselton. Ga, will establish plant
with daily capacity OF 100 tons Of fer
tilizer.
Ozal Chemical Company, Murphy, n.
c.. was incorporated with a capital
stock OF 100000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22
TOBACCO SALES IN
VARIOUS MARKETS
Winter Weather and Billiards
Curtail Deliveries in All
of the Markets.

Locally speaking. the loose leaf to-
bacco market was wentherbound and
showed under during the past week.
There were not over dozen wagons
TO show up at the warehouses. and the
auction sales We're confined almost en-
tirely 10 the goods that had been re-
ccived by rail. In all. the sales did
rot foot up over 10000 pounds OF the
sun cured and other dark goods. The
quality OF the stock offered remained
about as il has been for the past sew
eral weelts. the lower grades predom-
mating with some damaged stocks and
sprinkling of the finer goods. While
the market was active, the buyers be-
Ing out in full force there was no
advance in prices.
The warehousemen do not look for
any large deliveries This week, certain
ly not until the latter part OF the
week. and then all will depend on
weather conditions. Should the warm
winds and the sunshine come and tho
snow bid us an early adieu. tho deliv-
cries may be fairly large towards the
latter part OF the week.
The deliveries in the interior mar
kets were rather on the small order.
as compared with former weeks, but
the reports below will speak for them
selves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22
THE SANATOR|UM
OF THE DEV|NE KIND

The Or. H. l. Devine Sana torium,
referred 10 and talked OF very much In
last Sundays Industrial Section, is an
institution that Richmond may vel! be
proud of. Richmond has already be-
come famous for its medical schools
and it's hospitals OF one kind and
another. and it remained for the good
people who established this sanatorium
for the cure OF the whislley habit TO
make the chain complete.
The sanatorium IS Just over in High
land Park and a lovely home It Is The
building IL ample for all present needs,
but the reputation of the establish
mcEt is growing rapidly, and the in
dications are that tho originators and
the rroprietors OF the place will have
10 enlarge IL in the early days To come
To that end, they are already looking
Tor more ground. Just where they will
ind il remains 10 be seen. II may BE-
that before another Year passes by the
Devine Sanatorium will move farther
out towards the rural districts, or 81
may he that il Will enlarge where II is
he all OF this rs It may. the fact re
mains that for the present the sana-
forum is a thing OF perfection so far
as it has gone. In this connection it
may be said that all OF the patients so
far are unanimous in the Endorsement
that the culinary department OF the
place is superior and that when the
patients gather around the family
board they find that thev arc really
and truly at home, and also find all
OF the goods they left behind. The
other home comforts. including the
bathrooms, are something OF Il surprise
to the patients. but they enjoy them
all the same.
There is an idea that the man. Or
even the woman. who happens To be
addicted 10 the alcoholic or drug habit
and wants 70 be cured of the same,
should seek y sanatorium far from
home, lest The facts Should become too
much known. This idea is not TO he
considered now, for in this business all
things are confidential. The unfor-
Inmates right here in Richmond can get
all OF the treatment needed and no
secrets will he given away. The man
ayers OF the institution mako it plain
that all correspondence is strictly con-
fidential.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22
MANY INDUSTRIES
IN THE SOUTHLAND
New Establishments Going Up
Every Day, and Many
! More to Come.

Baltimore, Md. February FL
Among the Southern industrial and
other devclopmental enterprises re-
ported III this weeks issue OF the
manufacturers Record are the fol-
lowing:
Southern Bell Telephone ana 1'elc-
graph Company, Atlanta. Ga, issued
s5,0c0.00o bonds for improvements to
system III operating territory, embrace
ing Georgia, Florida, North and South
Carolina, Kentucky. Tennessee, Mis-
Illinois and Indiana: reported to ex-
pend 100000 for division improve
ments in Atlanta.
Arkansas Hydro Electric Company,
ileber Springs, Ark. Will eNpend So
100000 for hydro electric plant 10 de-
veiop 10000 horse power. will con-
struct three dams of reinforced con-
crete, i00-mile transmission line, TO
cost $4,000. and other facilities.
Avalon Mill. Elizabeth CITY. n. c..
organized, and Will erect $4,000 build
ing and equip with iGo knitting ma
chimes. electric power drive, etc. to
cost about $4,000; will produce about
1000 dozen pairs Of hose.
King -Pocahontas Coal COMPANY.
Vivian. Na., was incorporated with
capital stock of S7.000,00O by Lewis H.
Freedman and others. of New York
Electric Transmission Company St
Charles. Va. is reported To triple
capacity of electric plant and trans
mission system, increasing horse
power 10 5000.
Appalachian Mills, Knoxville, Tenn
Will install 10000 spindles, 600 horse
fower plant. etc, to cost about $780,
600; will have daily capacity OF $1,000
pounds cotton yarn for underwear
knitting.
Rogersville Knitting Mill Company.
Rogersville, Tenn, was Incorporated
with capital stock OF $4,000 to estab-
lish mill to manufacture hosiery and
other knit articles.
Acme Laundry Company, Brming
ham, Ala, is reported to erect Iid
equip laundry ut expenditure Of about
$4,000.
Consolidated Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, Thomasville, Ca, was
incorporated with capital stock of
$3.50, 900.
Tarrant Planning Mill Company, Fort
Worth. Texas. was incorporated with
capital stock of $4,000 to establish
planning mill, etc.
Chadwick Hoskins Company, Char
lotte. n. c., Will install 5000 spindles
TO replace warp frames In mill No. s,
ut Pneville, n. c.
Hill Buggy and Wagon Company
Lynchburg. Va, WAS incorporated with
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another women's department, in which
they find all manner of women's wear-
ables, such as corsets, muslin and knit
underwear and also everything that
may he wanted for children and in
fants III the ready TO wear garment
line.
Perfect System.
II requires the attention OF a lot OF
people to keep so large house going
! like clock work, and that is the way
the Thalhimers conduct their bust
ness In order 10 do so they employ
regularly $50 people. and in some
extra busy seasons and at holiday trade
! times they often have at work as many
as 20o people. William Il. Thalhimer.
the son OF the senior member of the
firm. in addition TO being general mer :
chandisc man. has general charge OF
this force, and his duties take him ali
over the house. from cellar to garnet
every hour in tife day. The systeIn
with which he looks after these things
is a system indeed. and when tile time
comes for him to have complete con :
troll OF this gigantic business. because
OF his long training, he will undoubt-
eddy prove 10 be The right man in The
right place
The Thalhimcr Brothers maintain
an office in New York, where they keep
men ever OH the lookout for real values
and for new styles and new ideas. with
which TO keep this great Richmond
house right UP 10 the minute in all
lines and in all ways.
AS ! said above. the present house
at the corner Of Fifth and Broad, 50i
10 800 East Broad, seems large enough
! 10 me. 1t fronts As feet on Broad, and
runs back 1875 feet to the alley. The
new part 10 be built and for which
Architect Bryant has already com
Dleted the plans. VIII run 1871 fee,
. from the alley TO Grace Street. and
the second story, which will cover the
alley, Will carry nftecn feet more OF
! length. Thus tile new house will be
300 feet in length on the basement and
street floors and on the floors above
800 feet in length. Great is the house
of Thalhimer, and much greater II
viii be when TIE contemplated new
addition is completed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22
Lynrl,l,urr Market.
| Special 10 The Times-pispatoh

|VtNTNT
Lynchnurg, Va. February 2f.--IUhn n.
OSlesby, OF the Lynchburg Tobacco Ware.
house Company Incl, makes the following
report OF leaf tobacco sold on the Lynchbur1
market:
Sold week ending February IL. i.0a2, G@
pounds: sold week ending February %, 40. I0t
pounds; decrease this week. $4,000 pounds.
Sold from September ], 1915, u February
20. 1914. l2.@TT.l00 pounds; sold from Septem-
hey L. 1917. 10 February IL 1913. ll.aGi9Ot
pounds: Increase for 1914, LOl@S00 pounds.
Owing 10 the cold dry weather receipts
were light This week ana unless there is an
Improvement in weather conditions will CON
tinue light next week.
All grades. particularly good and fine, CON
tinue active and In strong demand with
prices good. the general average price be-
ing the hest Of the season.
Those who have tobacco ready for market
would do well to sell now. Weeks quota.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

either one or two years afterwards. for
the red top can advantageousiy stand
Tor TWO years generally. In the rota-
ton OF crops. the legumes should follow
tobacco rather than precedc st.
NO general rule can be laid down
as 10 the application of fertilizers AM
MONA, phosphoric acid and potash are
generally needed, hut not always in
the S-s-3 proportion. Each element al
fects the yield, and AN overdose may be
Injurious. Too much ammonia. unless
well supported. Will make the tobacco
coarse, late and liable 10 red fire"
Insufficient ammonia means small. thin
poor leaves. with good color Potash
improves the body OF the leaf. and has
Phosphoric acid is most gencralfv
needed for plant food in all sections
1t increases growth and hastens ma.
turity, hence II should generally be
used with libcrality. So il may be said
mat while phosphates and potash may
must be used with great care I, NAV
he stated that 1000 pounds OF tobacco
on an acre OF land Will assirnilate sew
siNty-two pounds OF nitrogen.
An In the Old Beh.
me iollowing formula IL given 70,
use in the old belt section
Pounds
Dried blood, anaiyzing Is per cent
Lao
Acid rhosphate. il per cent phos- ~
sulphate of potash. 30 per cent
potash .-......,., ............... 100
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. COO
This $50 pounds would he equivalent
cost should be about $40. In tile new
belt, with a combination of lighter and
weaker soils. this formula is recon-
mcndcd as = guide:
Pounds
Dried blood. lG per cent ammonia. :. go
Acid phosphate, 10 per cent phos-
sulphate of potash. so per cent ~
potash .......-. ..............-- 100
Total ....... 900
This 800 pounds TO the acre Is equal
to 1000 pounds OF 1915. Fertilizers
should be sown III the rows. but thor
ouShly incorporated with the soil.
Lime may be used to great advantage
on tobacco LANDS. put 1t should follow
the tobacco crop so that its. effects
rotation comes round again to tobacco.
The best varieties OF bright tobacco
can only he found by. experience in diff
Stem Oronoco. Big Oronoco Adcock,
Adkin. Willow Leaf. Gooch, Tilley and
Flanagan. On light soils. the former
are preferred ,, and on the stronger soils
popular in the regions where it can be
we'll grown.
The caring for the seed, the prepa-
ration of the plant bed, require great
care: the preparation of the soil for
planting out must be thorough; Guilt
walton is imperative, preventing the
spread of insects and the growth OF
suckers call for the ever-present eagle
eye. and the topping must be done with
care. The rest OF the work consists Of
harvesting. curing and marketing. The
curing alone is quite job, yet to n
comparatively easy to turn his atten-
tion to the curing Of the moro delicate
weed; AZ any rate; it IS too big sub,
with carefully and somewhat slowly.
Chesterfield County. across from Peters
! burg, may easily become IL great bright
tobacco growing country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

.u.. Adding MI, res, and ONCE suppl,s.
Advertising Agencies.
freeman Advertising Agency Mutual Madison 2ta
Advertising Artists.
William T. Moll 800 Lyric Bldg .:.......3ro 4sA
Atercr of Lndies' Garments.
S ssss S?' 'ss i n''. g: 81
Art stores md Pruning.
Novelty E. Monroe 1881
Automobile Accessories.
Equip Cor lis ~ Broad s., Msnroe So So
Automobile Dealers
g. bSn fo cn S Main css
s..t. a;s s sS5 %
ss. s'ss ca .se N xes st staa
o sy No sss GG ES Main
the sadobaEcr Garage ii, - Broad ST. Monroe s,,s.J
T. ID tchiute Madison esos
Autos for Hire.
Thomas b Hicks sons. o Onion. ,24
Tho Church li Madison 1908
bicycles N RcpaIring.
Joseph L. Bickerstah 1911 f. Main
bicycle Dealers and Repair Shop.
w. o uesse M ESaS aan A9a,9n 1s
( eiisaS6 ~ y 81 hTS sa 9I!os i 81,
moard S1sp and II Hv srS.a 1903
'e'i hiss. ' 81 ran Madison 1s' s
boolSiaaer r, Dsvo'F' So "'" '''
Bookbinders and Loose Leaf Devices sa''0n '''
@OD'' s"'ds 18Th and n, Erwin. Madison ISIS
G sE Boz. q "
Butter Eggs
csSras sa.' Wagon. and Harness. h'di'o" '''s
5rstov Worhan Madizon 1918
Cash and
j. a BLACK Son. sburE .Ave Madison 4o4
Caterers.
conneIl Miller sle.i. X I'd Madison .s,s on, no,
GuVerTator. Eighth
CiEnrs
!eI Cigar
CIcac Ing md Pressing.
Aeme Pressing Cary St......... Nadiso, .,s7
w l. Barlow.
%, lSs v" Broad St.--.. Madison
scS,hi Madison
a.. Inc. p Main StMad
Main Madison
S'S JeheTson
-, ,!15t W. Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22
VIRGINIA TRUST company.
Fiduciary Concern That Does Business Al
Over Virginia md Old North Carolina.

over virginia ana Old North Carolina.
Richmond is the acknowledged financial
centre OF the South Atlantic States. There
are twenty-one strong banking institutions
In the city. which lend large sums OF
money In the Southern States, particularly
North Carolina. South Carolina and Georgia.
Out of tho twenty-one, there are five trust
companies all OF them strong institutions,
and among the number the Virginia Trust
Company stands out particularly as n fidu-
ciary institutions This company does. not
solicit or cater to commercial business, but
confines It's operations principally to that OF
acting as executor. guardian and trustee.
The directors Of this institution conceived
the Idea years ago that n great hduciary
trust company In Richmond would meet with
the approval and support OF the conservative
people OF the city and the surrounding ter
ritory. IN this convention they have not
been mistaken. aa has been demonstrated
by tho remarkable success attained. by the
company. 1t Is surrounded by one OF tho
strongest and most representative boards of
directors that could he secured. and its pol
icy and methods are conservative.
No better evidence could ba given of tho
standing OF tho Virginia Trust Company in
the condolences. of tho public than tho fact
that while the book value Of tho stoells is
I'll tho local stock exchange quotes 160 bid,
which is ut tho rate OF about 500, 600 tina t
above its intrinsic value. y =. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

Danville, Va. February little loose saleB
on the warehouse doors have averaged about
two hours each day. and foot up total for
tho week of 100000 pounds The quality has
been better than for several weeks and the
condition generally good.
The buyers have been uiur- OF less 'indif
ferent for several weeks past. and In con-
toned animation. The large buyers of good
10 fine cigarette cutters and wrappers APP
pear to have supplied their urgent needs In
these lines especially. so fur as the crop Is
concerned. and the easier prices now pre-
vailng for these grades do not appear to
be any inducement for them to lower their
averages.
/. The market for redried tobaccos IL sharing
the dullness of tho loose market, There IS
nothing doing worthy OF mention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

Restaurants.
ID
Tho Washington, 1894 r. Madison s4s-J
Sewing Machines Repairing.
Madison s
Clements Cary
sample sSoo store IS h At oad so
Shoe Repairing.
M'f f S1s Re c Co. s Broad ST. m
L. G. Riddel is s' w i2 Main Ms. Madison ia,
Sporting Goods
Bieknrstan Madison $50,
Storage nd Transfer.
W. F. Richardson Main and Beividere Monroe $40
Taii"r'
t 4fSn ts r. 5'fS Marshall ssss
4. uito laa f. Nah s, Monroe Monoe s ss7
Merehan, III Cary so MS%FG lsss 81
@aSt CO.. TSa as2 5sSs
Tanks Stacks. BoiIer Repairs. nlowppc System.
Heating ventilnting.
Capital City Iron Works NJ 2Srd st... Monroe 1851
Teas CoTecs.
r. Co, N. Observation-Disclosures 4iTs
Thinning and Plumbing.
aPo d Ginning cG n a GFah nnna m
Henry a sIar1s 5ss.
& Benson. l.. Main st.. AIadiaon lsa
Tire Repairing vucanizins.
Bsiss 5SS.. g. s. T. SsS 5is
Transfers.
Trunks Hays,
Rountree Bro. Trunk 7o3
Umbrella Factory.
Umbrella
Uphostering Repairing.
Il W.
C.
1896
Vehicle manufacturers.
Thoe sF Morris 70 SONS iiia to- ~ CARR
Papcrins Painting.
George F. GanzeSt 4 CO. dSl f. Main St Monroe $3.50
Window House CIenniag.
VI. y.
National Window Cleaning Co. Inc, 1914 r.
Wood Carving Designing
r Monros
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"ss y
National iso5i IS!
,S FIJI Fiji st, aaS,sa" $50 $50
ssss sass %sls sS s,i;
1 Gus s Is
The s5Isan Tailor:
Z n Seventh So
Coal
= q; a:Ea Leigh st Madison ''S'l
$ss P.ts s. az i
Richmond Barber College, Broad. floor.
Confectioners.
5:s Hs$ $sss: ssts
5s"ss' 80 80 s sf" sii
X"9H SaG @ a sd Marshall s. S
A' a. J. i D1, Good. r Sa,loa and sho.. @
H louis sE2s f @ 81 h is
s 65sf g.
H.1ss sH lsa sTssd
.M ss'i 81!
Geo. a. Thomson. ST.. Madison 2s7i-Mon $50
Drug 4 s5sss
Electrical Contractors. Motorcycles and Bicycles
Baurnan q Hines 2io-l2 NJ Third
Feed, Fertilizer and Seeds.
w G. Malone. sos to sli Brook
Filing Cabinets and Omce Supplies.
southern Office Equip. Mad $3.50
Fish and Oysters
Pamunkey Fsh Oyster w. St.... Mon 5ss
w. H. Davis 122
s. =. White. 1ei "
Florists.
Frank Mosmlier. Ills
Fruits and Vegetables.
james II. Smith Stall 81
Fruit Vegetables Poultry.
o. 3
William Wood, 4 Mad
Funeral
A. g
y
W T. johnson & Sons. 10 ". Leigh
A u. Price. 2o2 Il. Leigh Madison 81
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Meats. Fish, oyster, and Game.

Hssn Hs 81 .S " Leigh s,,s
Meat. Vegetables.
niT Bernsa Wet s T2fs FIRST s
l. i G9 hh 2 lGS w. s;, Broad aSnr9s soi;s.3
A1a f K Si9 w GfE a 1ssS
1919 w. Gary " I'm mSn i IFS
f. L. Schmidt Stall 50 First Madison
Medicine Manufacturers.
H. Elicit. sso7 Williamsburg Ave
Music Supplies.
afsHf ssSa Co. ss
once md school Stationery.
Tn, wnford Stationery s.s7
Optical Co. ''''
OptomctrIst and Optlcian.
H. Bretsen
T. j. Nichols, 1902 Porter tn.ers. Madison ssJ
Paint Manufacturers.
'0hh l. branch cT , rs Il nrond Madison ls'
Eopp &c Ferguson 1o3 r. Main st........ Monroe 275,
Pickle Manufacturers
The st.......... 216
Picture Framing Moulding.
Thomas Monroe 1911
3. 6 Broad. Mad. car
Plastercrs
Sam Grands 80 ~ Third Madison
Is $s; 5,ss i p fsssie q:
2 flIss sSsr .soaS -
Rat and Vermn Entcrnrnntor
Otto orkin' American National Bank Bdg... Monroe s22
Rnzors Shnrpcned.
# Hs sSa B5vss Co. 81 lis Y E RSsa ST Madison "
S. IF &
a.
b. a. Cephas. Corner Second and Leigh
j. A Connolly Franklin.
j.
l.. II. ]. Denoon, SCI +. Main son
iibboney- Nuckos 1914 e
Really Am Bank Bldg a' Mad ssis
William NJ Miller Co. Us n sth Monroe
j. H. Moseley Co.. Travellers BLDG Madison
Geo; 9 Poindexter Co III Mutual Bidg monroe 72s
Robinson, y.
H. = Rose Co. II ~ 1lth Madison
H. G. Ruppert IL Co.. 20 N Stl Madison ISL
- - Monroe
u. n walker * Co. Mutual Bldg Madison
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