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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-09-17
The Little Leaf
Henry Ward Beecher.)

(Henry Ward Beecher.)
Once time little leaf heard sigh
often do when gentle wind is about And the wig
"What is the matter, little leaf?"
"The Wind said the leaf Gust told that day it would
pull me off and throw down to the ground to die"
The twig told it the branch which grew,
branch told to the And when the heard
all and sent word back to the leaf:
"Do not be afraid, hold tightly and you shall till
want to- And the leaf stopped signing
ling and singing And when the bright days of the
little leaf all the leaves around becoming very beautiful
Some yellow and scarlet striped
with both coors Then asked what the
tree said:
M these leaves getting ready fly away, they
put these beautiful coors because of joy"
Then the little leaf began grew very
tu in thinking of it. and when it
the branches of the had
said:
go branch, why you leadcoored and golden?"
ave keep work Clothes" said "for
life done but your clothes holiday
your task is over"
Just then puff of wind and the leaf without think
ing it, and the wind took
then whred it like spark of fire gently
down under the edge of the fence hundreds
it fell into dream and walked tell dreamed
about
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Visiting Cards at The Index Office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-09-17
HISTORY OF THIRD PARTIES

ne fact that the Missouri Progress
party council voted down a reso-
On in behalf of prohibition, and the
that the Progressive party candi-
for governor in Colonel Roose-
IS state has declared that he is
inst the initiative and referendum,
nan suffrage, the recall of judicial
sions and the recall of officials, and
inst prohibition, sufficiently dis
YES the claim that the difference
ween the Progressive party and all
err parties is that all members of
former agree, while there are
at differences of opinion within all
er parties.
But it can be stated further that if
claim were true, that there are no
portant differences of opinion
long Progressive party men on pub
questions, then it would be demon
ated without any further question
it the Progressive party is nothing
t smattering of a great national
tty, that it is a faction or clique,
genuine "third party" and never
lid be anything more than third
rty.
It does not require any effort of
.mory to recall that the best things
Republican party has done in 40
ars in the country at large and in
my states were done at time when
ferences of opinion within the party
re unusually rampant. They were
ne for that reason, because of an
oused sentiment, but they were not
ne, and never could have been done,
"third party" composed of men
one opinion on all public questions.
Such a party basis is not broad
ough to be effectual. The history of
E Progressive movement here and
Iewhere proves that progressive
vernment cannot be secured by the
ties alone of those members of a
rty who believe heartily in all the
forms proposed. Other members of
: party who are Indifferent or actu-
Y opposed are dragged along by the
rty momentum, by party loyalty
the party declaration. The prac-
a idea is not to get together in one
rty all who think alike on all pub
questions, but to get the forward
king people into the controlling po-
ion in the party, so that its course
direction will be forward and
'gressive, not reactionary.
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FORTUNATE.

very American citizen should be
/ that in this great international
Is we have in the White House a
of high ideals and a man who is
peace. We may differ radically
! President Wilson on many of his
ionic and political theorise, we
| question his administrative poll
and all that, but that should pre-
no one from appreciating his fine
it in seeking to keep the United
les free from the war entangle-
It, and in a position to render ser
in behalf of peace, should oppor-
ty come. Taft was man of like
llses. McKinley's utterances
4 that line are classics. And that
lie sort of an attitude that is going
tand the test of history.
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~ Err meditations evidently re-
suited in a plan of action, for
the next night she came home
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WITH WINTER COMING.

Whenever there is strike on a
ge scale it is inevitably accom-
hied with great suffering on the
1t of the families of the men in
we'd. If a hundred thousand coal
hers quit work, within a few weeks
women and children feel the pinch
hunger. The privation exists In
tie of the fact that grocers are able
carry their customers, and that
Ike benefits are paid.
What must be the situation in coun-
Is where men are withdrawn from
rk, not by the hundred thousand,
by the million, and where all in
try is paralyzed!
The horror of war is not so much on
/ battle field as in the ranks of the
men and children who must bear
only the distress of uncertainty,
also the hardship of hunger and
/. From hundreds of thousands OF
mes in France and Germany and
stria and Belgium and Russia the
ad winner has been taken and the
lilies certainly have nothing laid
for their support. What are they
80 this winter.
HE suffering of the families in an
erican mining camp, where the
B are on strike, will be multiplied
hndred fold on the continent of Eu-
e this winter.
.eally, isn't it great thing to be
tizen of this peaceable republic?
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Mother of Eighteen Children.

81 am the mother of eighteen chill
dren and have the praise of doing
more work than any young woman in
my town." writes Mrs C. j. Martin,
Boone Mill, Va. 81 suffered for five
years with stomach trouble and could
not eat as much as biscuit without
suffering. l have taken three bottles
of Chamberlain's Tablets and am now
well woman and weigh 16S pounds.
l can eat anything want to, and as
much as | want and feel better than
l have at any time in ten years. |
refer to anyone in Boone Mill or vi
cinity and they will vouch for what
l say Chamberlain's Tablets are
for sale by all dealers.
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Tales of the Town

Another easy lesson in war pronun-
citation: Don't say Sedan-Sa-dang.
& & 4
Every morning when he is getting
up a man thinks to himself: "Pll go
to bed earlier tonight"
&
Fall hats for men look like barn
yard mushrooms peeled, down about
two-thirds of the way.
4 4 &
The earth goes around, but it
wouldn't go around if divided up
among the monarchs who want it.
4 & 4
Whatever the result may be in Eu-
rope, there will still remain Heaven,
He'll and the United States of Amer
lea.
Nothing humiliates woman more
than to have her husband produce a
torn and dirty handkerchief at a
funeral.
With, bacon selling at 30 cents a
pound in Emmett, where is the aver
age consumer getting anything out of
the European war?
Discussing the primary election, a
German citizen said: "This is a great
country where we get to vote tweed
.onct for fun, and onct for business"
& = &
Why not declare an armistice of 80
long enough for Great
Britain to whip the Turks and for
Germany to whip Japan-and then let
the war proceed?
Goodness me, John!" shrieked a
woman to her husband at the wheel
of their motor car "Shut off that
muffler-I hate anything that can talk
louder than l can"
There is no fixed rule for success.
Ford says the way to succeed is to
have just one model, and Heinz, the
pickle man, says the way to succeed
S to make 81 varieties.
Z = z
Story of the high cost of living:
Waiter to patron: Glow did you find
your steak, sir?" Easily enough"
,norted the patron. "All l had to do
vas to turn over the potato. l found
t under there"
Japan, which is making 28-million
Iollar appropriation for war purposes,
ught to know that this sum will only
'uy about two white chips and the
anne is for table stakes with q high
cling as the limit.
& Z E
Reading the official dispatches from
he French war office gives one the
that the French and Eng
sh forces are successfully advancing
while the Germans are rap
lily retreating forward.
|
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-09-17

Reading the official dispatches from
the French war Office gives one the
impression that the French and Eng
fish forces are successfully advancing
backward, while the Germans are rap
idlv retreatinp forward.
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the next HlSHI She CdlilS AOiiiS
from her work in most mys-
ferrous and unusual mood. Gordon
Lee heard her moving some heavy and
cumbersome article across the kitchen
floor. then he saw her surreptitiously
put something into a tin can before
she presented herself at the foot of
his bed.
MANDY" he said, anxious to break
the silence, and distrusting that sub
dued look of excitement in her eyes,
"did you bring me dat possum, lax you
lowed you was gwine to-"
Her lips frightened.
eyes, got the possum, an also
some apples fer dumplin'; but be-
fore lays stick to the fire I'm going
to say my say"
Gordon Lee looked at her with con-
sternation. She stood at the foot OF
his bed as if it we're a rostrum, and
with an air of detached dignity ad-
dressed him as if he had been the
whole Order of the Sisters of the Star.
81 done arrive at a decision" she
detained. 81 arrive at it in the
watches of the night. I'm goin' to
cure you 'cordin' to yer lights an
knowledge. Pm goin' to lif' that spell
eff 1 has to purge my immortal soul to
do it."
"Mandy," cried Gordon Lee, eagerly
s'you mean to say you gwine to re-
move de hoodoo ?"
81 am" she said solemnly. I'm
goin' to draw out all yer miseries fer
the rest of yer life, includin' of the
cricket in yer leg"
MANDY" he cried again fearfully,
you amt gwine ter hurt me in no
way, is your"
"Not effen you do as l tell you. But
lust of all you got to take the pledge
If silence. Whatsomever takes place
leah in this cabin tonight amt never
o be revealed till the Judgment day.
Do you swear?"
! The big negro, fascinated with the
ystery, and deeply impressed with
wife's manner, laid his hand on
e Bible and solemnly took the oath.
"Now," she continueds impressively,
While l go in the kitchen an git the
= PIPER started, l want you to ease
erse'f outen the bed on to the floor,
n lay with yer head to the north an
our hans outspread an yer mind on
he heabenly kingdom"
"Air you shore hit amt gwine hurt
le?" again he queried.
''Not if you do 'zaetly like say.
she added dryly, eff it
omes to the worst, amt you ready
n waitin' to go?"
"Yas," agreed Gordon Lee; "but |
int fixin' to go till rs sent fer"
1t took not only time, but courage, I
,r him to follow the prescribed direc- '
ons. He had for long time cherish S
! the belief that any exertion would
rove fatal; but the prospect of hav- q
Ig the hoodoo removed, together with I
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smoking room, when l don't smoke; a
music room, when | can't even play a
mouth organ; a nursery, when | amt
got no nurse, ard a pantry, when I'm
never short of BREATH And now you
suggest drawing room! can't draw,
l never want to draw. What, then, do
l want drawing room for-eh?"
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a lively curiosity as to what mean!
Amanda would employ to remove i
| spurred him to persist despite groans
wheezes and CALCULATIONS.
Once stretched upon the floor, with
his head to the north and his arms
extended, he encountered new diff.
ficulty; his mind refused to dwell up
on the heavenly kingdom. Anxiety as
to the treatment he was about to be
subjected to alternated with salts
faction at the savory odors that float
ed in from the kitchen. If the ordeal
was uncertain the reward at least was
sure.
After what seemed to him an end
less vigil, Amanda appeared in the
doorway. With measured steps and
great solemnity of mien, she APP
preached, holding in her right hand
piece of white chalk.
ode hour has come" she chanted.
with this chalk, an around this man
1 make the mark of his image"
STOPPING, she began to trace his out
line on the dull rag carpet, speaking
monotonously as she worked: Gordon
Lee Surrender Jones, l command all
the aches an the pains, all the mis-
cries an fool notions, includin' the
cricket in yer leg, to pass outen yer
real body into this heah image on the
floor. Keep yer head still, niger! l
pass 'em through you into yer symbol,
an from thence l draws 'em out to
satisfy yer mind now and forever
more, amen. Now roll over to the
right an watch what's about to hap
PEN"
The patient by this time was so in
terested that he followed instructions
mechanically. He saw Amanda dart
into the kitchen and emerge with an
object totally unfamiliar to him. It'll
was a heavy, box shaped object, at
tached to long handle. This she
placed on the chalked outline of his
right leg. Then she stood with her
eyes fixed on the floor and solemnly
chanted:
Draw, draw, 'cordin' to the law,
Lif' the hoodoo, now l beg,
An draw the cricket
Fom this heah legl
And Gordon Lee, raised on his ell
DOW, watching with protruding eyes,
heard it draw! He heard the heavy,
painting, breathing as Amanda ran
he machine over every inch of the
.halked outline, and when she stopped
md, kneeling beside the box, removed
small bag of dust and lint, he was
lot in the least surprised to see
ricket jump from out the debris.
'Praise bel" he cried in sudden &C.
tasy. ''De pains done lef' me, de
pell's done lifted"
can the cricket s done removed"
rged Amanda, skillfully getting the
acuum cleaner out of sight. "You
cen it removed with yer own eyes,"
ovid my own eyes," echoed Cor
on Lee, still in state of self hyp- !
osis.
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Dizzy Head, Fluttering Heart, Float
ing Specks.

These are signs of kidney and blad-
der trouble. You'll have headaches, too
backaches and be tired all over. Don't
wait longer, but take Foley Kidney
Pills at once. Your miserable sick feel
ing will be gone. You will sleep well,
eat we'll and grow strong and active
again. Try them. B. B. Davis.
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Doing Magic With Vacuum Cleaner

short story Alice
Century firmly
Gordon Lee by pretending take the cricket from his
leg.
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"Now, sir" said the architect, con-
sulting the elaborate plans and dia-
grams before him, 81 want to consult
you about the position and so forth
of the . drawing room. Don't you
think" The builder evidently did
not. Suddenly leaping to his feet he
struck the table fiercely with his fist.
'Look here, young man." he roared,
give had enough of your silly nom
sense! l want house l can live in
not a museum! Drawing room, indeed!
Hang it all, I've let you put up a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02

W. we will scll n ,he residence. $,
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER )
commencing a. 1910 A. Nj
ono handsome Mahogany Case lfprieh,
Hamilton Piano. DNerstuffca pa rlor
suit and Covers. odd Chairs Rockers
Pictures. Ornaments, Porttcrcs, Carpets
and Rugs.
LlBEARY--Larso Walnut BOOKCASE.
two Mahogany Bookcases, Handsome
Three piece Suit Upholstered in Span
ISL Leather. Rockers, Ladies' Writing
Desk, Ornaments. Table. ?xlc Axmin-
stcr DrugSet. Rugs. Taberet,c, Mantle
Clock.
llAT.1,-Larse Walnut Hall Rack.
Mahogany Pedestal. Extension Hall
tainr Administer Hall Runners
WALNUT DINING ROOM FURNf-
TC RE-Sidehoard, Dining Table, Chairs
Refrigerator. oxl2 DrugEct
BED CHAMBER--Massl Walnut
Wardrobe to match. Hair Mattress.
Feather pillows, Iron Beds. Springs
Hair Mattresses, Combination Cook
case and Desk. odd Dressers and Stand,
Chairs. Rockers, Drucset, Walnut
Chamber suit with Wardrobe. Mahoe
any Shaving Stand. Kitchen Tables.
Chairs. Cooking Utensils, etc.
Sale positive. TERMS. Cash Ladies'
invited to attend.
VIRGINIA AUCTION COMPANY,
Auctioneers.
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Commonwealth Of Virginia,

Superintendent of Public Printing.
sEArrb 3e h&9mds XI; !: SEPT = lel4
ceived at THIS OFFICE: untl IL NJ. of
TUESDAY, September IL. fai4. for the
pRiMTIEG. BlNpiNG. RULING. etc,
from October |. 1914.
- ari M, sSchodulss' showing in detail
mi, Ghla Ia on which all bids
furnished TO bidders or application
Contractors. Will be required 10 enter
by the Secretary OF the COMMONWEALTH.
for the prompt and faithful execution
OF their contracts.
The RICH, is reserved OF rejecting
any or nll bids. and the work will be
awarded IN such lots or portions as tho
S"perintendcnt may deem proper.
All bids 10 he enclosed in sealed en-
velopcs and 10 he plainly marked Pro
p Ts9 for Printing and "pronosais for
superintendent OF Public Printing.
SEALED PnonosALs WILL BE re.
Tor furnishing the following papers for
the use OF the Commonwealth.
800 REAMs esxas so lbs. r. S. Fla,
700 Ss KEAMs 7S H*s q a s Flat writing
800 Rl:AMs l7x2S 3s III, 40. : Ledger.
TO b., d" d1 nESMG AS2S S, 1 nn5a r
500 REAMs No. : Bond. assorted
weights and sizes.
i,50o REAMS 25N3s-50 No ! S and
$. {. Book for monthly bulletins Do
partmenis OF Agriculture and Health.
10 he delivered monthly ms needed. and
TO hc paid for as delivered.
800 REAMS 2jr3S60 No. Coated Book
for Annual Bulletin. Department or
Agriculture. 10 he delivered Novcm-
Der |.
Papers. ctc.. Ia he delivered at such
times. in such quantities. and into such
places as the superintendent may ui-
rect without charge for freight or
drayaSe
bidders VIII furnish samples or size
and weights advertised for. The right
Is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
All bids 10 be enclosed in sealed en-
velopcs and TO be plainly marked Fro
posals for Paper.
Note.-Bids for paper will be opened
at the pleasure OF the SUPERINTENDENT.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE re-
ceivcd at the SAME TIME AND PLACE
for furnishing incidental office station
cry supplies, consisting Of PENS. PEN
Oils, INK, RUBBER BANDS, etc. etc.
All bids TO be made upon blanks to
be Furnished by the Superintendent OF
Public Printing and TO he enclosed in
scaled envelopes marked Proposal for
Furnishing Stationery Supplies"
DAVIS BOTTOM,
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
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At request Of the owner, Who is maxi
Ing change or business. we will cell
at his store.
81 NORTH SEVENTEENTH STREET.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER .
at o'clock r. NJ.
his stock. consisting OF Groceries of all
kinds, such as Canned Corn. Tomatoes
Syrups. Pork and Beans. Peaches, va
rious Baking Powders, Bottle Catsup.
Vinegar. Pickles. etc. various SOAPS.
Washing Powders. Lye. Dry Mustard.
Teas. Coffee. Cakes and cases Candy.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Cigars.
Cigarettes, barrels Molasses. Crockerv.
Glassware. Tinwdrc. Brooms. DRY.
Goods. Calicoes, Ginshams. Hosiery.
overalls. .. y. T. Thread, Children's
Blouscs. Boys Pants. Ladies' and chi.
drens Dresses. Notions. Shoe Polish.
several Showcases, Coffee Mill. Flat
form Scales, National Cash Rcgister,
Flat Ice Box. etc
Dealers invited 10 attend
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
.tuctioneer
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COUNTRY BOARD.

iEGo-A country homo on the hflI on
posite Aonticeilo. bathrooms. tele-
phone delightful fan climate. large
porches, Address Miss CoruoIta j. Tay-
Tor. charlottesville. ".
BHCLENARD Inn. Hampton Roads
Country and scaghore combined With
CITY conven!euccs. Near golf links
Misses Iabh. Boulevard Inn. Hampton
EcAH during September Il, Riue
lGdE" Springs reduced Ia ten dollars
per ~"oE- room with private bath
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DREsssIAKiNG AND MILLINERY.

FOR satisfactory drcssnakine and tit
tinGs IN yoG homes. address Dress
maker. RIO Vista. VA.
FIRST class dressmaker. ~ Horth
Tenth street. Phone Madison lo36-I
Thin dresses made $3.50. shirtwaists.
SOC. Garments rcmoseled.
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1HE XALEhTlNE AUCTION ~
N PHONE MADISON 1909
ele EAST BROAD FL
Stock Groceries,
I obacco, Dry
Goods, Motions,
Store fixtures,
Etc,
AT AUCTION

At request Of the owner who is maxi
Ing change OF business. we will cell
at his store
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CLOTHING and gents furnishing bust
ness ~ one Of tho hes, towns in
Sh"haNdoab VALLEY. The best known
store in tho country owner desires
10 scll half or fuii interest, best OF
reasons for selling. stock will invoice
about S3,5o0. Address J.. 80, care
Times patch
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STOCKS AND BONDS.


fpli sale. one share ~ stock Country
Gun Of Virginia. Richmond Adde'S,
!. go, care Times Dispatch
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SITUATION WlNIt,D-i1cInnlc

&pEE1E%cEr st~uoeienher desires
roStifo" AHd.es- 4 mo, care Times
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ANIMALS. WANTED.

WOULD like TO exchange per cent
preferred stock for one or two GOOD
horses. Address y IL. care Times Dis
patch.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

v ANTElp, old bonds with coupons. is-
sued since 1870. Il. poityick. Lor-
raine. va
A\TED. lockwood trimmings HIGH
est prices paid. Il. poiirick, Lor-
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LARGE, airy rooms. with eNcclleut
table board, l0i East Franklin
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POULTRY. rNI MD LIVE ,rOCIl

FOR sale, pigeons. carriers and dia
GoonS 'incSt stock. rolls ,tnd blacks
can he seen ~ io3 south l.ifth street
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E2G 1e,, and board. Apply 2les lian"ver
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MEETINGS.

THE annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers o. the southern Manufacturing
company viii be held 1t tho offices OF
The company. Nos. II and IL south
Twelfth street. Richmond. Va, on
Tuesday, September 10. 1914. at IL
o clock noon ~ order OF the President
\. EDWARD ROEBER
Secretary and Treasurer
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE rs.
by RUEF'IN & SLOAN.
Real Estate Auctionecrs

AUCTION SALE
OF
No 2uS HANOVER AVENUE.
"" arc requested by tho owners. who
at" selling for = division. to offer for
sale. on tho premises, on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER irH. 1914
at o'clock l.. NJ
that attractive utne-room detached
brick dwelling, situated or tho North
In" 81 Hanover Avenue. between Davis
A\"nne and Film street. Tho lot has
: ..on,aSe Oh ,"o' cNo"ndlnS back
alley Tn. location Of this property
IS Very desirable. being both convenient
to ears aud school. This sale should
appeal both 10 home seekers and tn
Ncstors. 50 be present and secure a
bargain.
TERMS, Easy. and announced at
sale.
RIFt'1N e SLOAN.
Anctioneera.
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AUCTION SALES-To-Day
Bf VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
General tuctiopccr.
6lb East Broad Street.
rhoue Madison 1851.

oPItEltT PIANO. PAitLoR. LtRRART
CHAMBER. DINING ROOM FIRM
TUkE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, ETC
AT AUCTION
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FOR S.iI.E-ftuu>es

FOR sale, ono store and dwelling COM
blned ~ East Alice; reasonable terms
- gl"glt huyer+ Address g = Leland,
East Aztec. VA
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BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO,
AuCTI0SEEuS,
6l6 East Broad Street.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS: FlDuClARY
SALES. ETC.
REGULAR AUCTION SALES
MONDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
at 1870 A. NJ.
Consignments OF all kinds solicited.
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ADMITTEDLY
TnE REST MEDIUM -
THE SOUTH fOt CLASS
lrlED ADVERTISING.
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CUT RATE SHOES.

EMrlEE shoe Co 5o4 IVES, Broad
street. Family shoes At rock bottom
prices.
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9 TT = good rubber hose. ono that will
last YOU. from 0c UP 10 lSc per
foot Hcil-Rrown Hardware COMPANY.