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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

JAMES w LORD s. co.
Il1O East Main Street
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry
'nuGEngc. +I.imitcd. 4,vcrk dry, only.

Sche duie OF Electric Trans, effective May
80 isl!; Leave klchmcnd. Laurel aud broad
Streets: b'L:05 a. NJ. '7;lo 4. 81. hs:l0 A
~. gao q 81. 'lo:lo \. ~. nIO a NJ. i:i1
i. NJ. 2:lo l. NJ. 2:ll = N. bi:lO =. 81 SEQ
lo:i6 =. ~, HAS T. NJ Leave Ashland. Eng.
AND and Maple Streets: '5:b5 A. NJ. b7:J9 A.
al. 500 \ N. b9co A. Nj 10 200 A. ST Ell .cl
4 a. 1900 81. 1900 T.. NJ. 200 p 81. 3:oi
NJ" t:oo u NJ, h5: 40 r. N 600 +. 81 1924
Il. NJ. $50 + NJ. b9:e) +. NJ. II: 100 = N
sDMlly exCeut SuntnN ..Snn,inv nnIy
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J2pttrf3

TO WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN---
day OF April. 1871. At II o'clock a. NJ,
Hastings Court Of the city OF Rich
lnond for leave to keep on hand at
It's clubhouse. No. col East Grace
street. in the city OF Richmond, ar
dent spirits and malt liquors for the
use 'of IFS members and guests.
Very respectfully,
WESTMOKELAND CLUB
Ey Franz - Williams, President
James 4. Moncurc. Vice President.
a Lee Th2w. Treasurer and Mgr
Robert Il. Lancaster. Jr., Secretary.
James A. MOncurc,
John 5. Egglcston,
+. r. Noting,
George l.. Street.
X Latimer Gordon.
Frank I. Norvcll.
Alexander Cameron, Jr,
George Harrison.
Charles Watkins.
Board OF Management
!hai gAHNaE Bhos,. jewellers. 'S sia
and hEMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THG
LATEST STYLES. old gold and
s.!.er always ;akcn In exchange
SPECIAL NOTICE.
IL ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES OUR
very extensive bicycle busine.s we
nave rcfnodcled our store with the
" ,,'ir latest IDEAS. and We can say
'N'''NN ~ Jul sure ~ second
20 none its Kind anywhere We
invite the public TO call ana inspect
our new stock and store. a L.
GENTRY. sos West Broad Phone
Monroe 2o3i.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
THAT THE TUXEDO POOL ROOM.
10! EAST BROAD STREET, HAS
CHANGED HANDS. NOW UNDER
NEW MANIAC EME,NT ENTIRELY
l-N EtITHlNG NEW AND UP-TO-
DATE.
ANY one WHO WOULD BE GLAD
20 help start town and school
library a. Clifton station, Fairfax
county. Va. VIII please send books
20 MISS WILLIAMS. iO32 West Grace
street The books viii be forwarded
y tho principal OF Clifton High
school
LADIES' TAILOR
ALL NOVELTY AND FANCY SUITS
are made for tho same price as YOU
buy Thorn ready made summer
prices on al! orders. j. KATE.
Ladies Tailor. Commercial Building.
us North Second.
TO WHOM IT MAY CoSCERN-THTS
IS to notify tho general public that
hereafter viii only be responsible
iot accounts made by nay own order
OF in person. 80 others are authorized
To secure goods on my accounts
4. JACOBS
Or Jacobs Grocery co,
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Btr. GUdl dn6 (llupp

BUY PLATE ICE. TT IS THE p1-Er,er
and best that is made. We also
handle the best lump. splint. anthra-
cite ana Fire Greek coal Good ser
VICE ana prompt delivery. TYLER &
EIAN. phones Madison 1879. Monroe
LONG: THE WOOD MAN. SELLS ALL.
kinds OF coal that burns TO ashes
bCt inc virginia nut. stove and egg
setisfactory ] Will haul IL back Only
$500 ton. Dry slab and oak and pine
wood Quick deliveries. Phone Madl-
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automobiles for Salr

FOR SALE. &IX-CYLINDER. FORTY
horsepower four-passengcr automO-
bile in perfect mechanical condition.
Address V. L.. 293. care Times Dis
patch.
TARGAJN coz
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summit. 15oarntnW

THE wAvERLEY, TWENTY SECOND
Street and Ocean Avenue. Virginia
beach, opens April II for the season
19la; For terms address MISS c. V.
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agents 1Qantfn

WANTED LIVE WIRE no SELL REAL
real estate In Gintcr Iark: salary II
dosirgd. CITY AND SUBURBAN
SALES COMPANY. 50I Mutual Build
ing
AGENTS EVERYWHEIiE: $500 DAILY
70 busters: typewriter carbons and
RIBBONS, telephone intcnsiiiers. penQil
hharpcners, kcylcss banks. carpet
renovators. LEATHER SALES co,
~ Power Building. Richmond. Va.
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ONE HillGH-GRAD! LADIES PIAE-
ONE OPEN WAGON. NEWLY PAINT
ed, $50.
ONE sTEEL-TIRED JUMPER CHEAP.
ONE HIGH-GRADE SURREY, NEWLY
painted, At Il bargain
WAGONS. TOP AND OPEN. FOR AN,
purpos"s' also large stock of buggies
for the business man. Agents for
a. MEYERS Sons. 73l EAST CARY
street.
SrEC!A1- PEIcE OK Single COME
our strain 81 Single Comb White Lee,
horhS = scientifically bred from tho
pest blood lines obtainab!o IN this
largest ana bes, eGuipped ,,o,,I;rt
farm south OF the Mason and Dixon
me; INC nome OF more than 10. 900
in;fiSihofns: our great strain covers
Dixie Ike the dew, and is reco.uiZcd
~ the most profitable fowl bred to-
DAY; they arc tho monarch Of Leg
from Il reliable breeder? special
pitcG ON eggs for ten days only: any
eEE 90 70 1000 at 4c an egg. THE
WARREN POULTRY FARM. r ~
Cost Proprietor, Wise. y =.
FOB SALE. ~, THE OLD SOUTHERN
Street. fve big horses and mares.
Esrecial attention called 20 ono n,ir
OF NirGlnia-raiscd mares four vaDrs
Ola, closely mated. weighing about
l,p"o pounds each. also three hiyh-
c!1as"d harness and saddle horscs
from four TO seven years old This
stock IS all out OF hard work and
reaGE for use.
HAVE YOUR PANAMA AND STRAW
hats cleaned before the rush from
the old reliable SCHLOSS The Hat
ter, SO East Broad Street
q STYLISH YOUNG DRIVING HORSE.
can irot . mile in three minutes {;
-, care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE THE FURNITURE or 4
iwclve-room house, well furnished
together with the lease: rent mod
crate; central location. X 925, care
Times Dispatch
FOR SALE CHEAP, TWO LARGE
hot-air furnaces; American heating
system. Address J. 3. DOWDEN il
North Eighth street City.
FOR SALE NEW BABY CARRIAGE
cheap For full particulars phona
MRS. GRlGG. Madison 1895
SODA. FOUNTAIN. CHEAP. l. BLU
ford.
FOuR-SHDED PLANER, PRACTICAL
~ new: lathe mill. edgcr rrsa,vs and
other Woodworking machinery Con
dillon guaranteed. l. BLUFORD &
~
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Norfolk & Western Railway

O.' II iNNll. i---Nf. 10 NoRt DIX
Schedule In Effect december l. 1918
Lenve Byrd Street station. Richmond. ron
EOkFOlh n: 1900 - ~, goo Z. ~. 't:ii
L. ~.
FOR LYHCHBuR0 AND THE WEST,
'6:l5 A. NJ, ':..e A NJ. '3:o) T.. M g 20 r. NJ
Arrive Eichmord from Norfolk ma" A.
Al. 's:3S T. NJ, III 80 T.. NJ. From the West:
$40 a NJ. ;2:io L. III. ili9 L. NJ. 'eoi y.
Nj. 900 r. NJ.
DAILY. .Daily exccp, Sunday ssundaJ
only.
W. B. BEv1LI. w. c. sAuNpEns
r.. T. NJ Roanoks. C. =. A. RoanoI
{. III ROSl.Ei. ~. y. a Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

Colonel Samuel Hughes, minister or
militia ana defense. and six members
OF his staff, of Ottawa. Can. have been
and vicinity visiting and studying the
civil War battlenelds, paying partiGu-
lar attention TO 'Stoncwalr Jackson's
Since gone TO Richmond by way or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

Plans have been adopted for the
erection of another large hotel in the
hcart OF the business section Of Win
chester by Mrs. .. L. Jack. who win
retire on June II from the manage
mcnt of Hotel Evans, which has been
purchased by w r Lucas. OF Fred
eiicksburg. The new hotel will be
erected on Piccadlly Street adjoin-
ING the Shenandoah Valley Nationa,
OF the bank building will also be con-
verted INTO hotel apartments. Build
ing operations viii begin In a few.
weeks. and the new hotel will DO
opened in the early fan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

otFlCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF the District of Columbia, Washing
1onn; April s. 1914. Sealed proposals
VII ne received at this Office. Room
2u" DISTRICT building, until 2 o'clock
- NJ, MAY |, 1914. for furnishing the
District government with granite curb
July 1914. and ending June 30. ieif
Specifications and, form OF proposal
may be obtained from the Purcha sing
oillccr, y G.. Room 800 District Build.
Ing; OLIVER p NEWMAN. FRED
EK!ck l.. SIDDONS. CHESTER HARD
ING. commissioners n g
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CHARLES NJ. ROBINSON. INC.
Architects

KEMOUNT DEPOT, 'FRONT.' ROYAI.
Va, Aprl Is. 1914 Sealed proposals in
triplicatr for constructing tho follow
ing public buildings on reservation
mere INCLUDING steam heat, electric
HEht ana plumbing: one barrack. one
administration building and store
tiers, two Junior officers quarters, one
XEeterinarlan's quarters. two double
~. - quarters, one dispcnsary, three
pul!d!ng, one veterinary storehousc.
subSoli dr3lnage system. will be re-
then publicly opened. \ deposit viii
be required on all plans furnished
prospective bidders to insure their re
turn information furnished upon an
pi!cation 10 Constructing ouarterinas-
Yer. -
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BusinrsS opportunity

WANTED. AN IDEA! WHO CAN
think OF some simple thir.e 10 pat
emit? Protect your Ideas. they may
bring you wealth. Write for Needed
Inventions" ana "HoH TO Get Your
Patent and Your Money" RAN
DOLPH & co. Patent Attorneys.
Washington. -. c.
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. IL
you want commercial Information
write US. If you want 10 buy Il bust
ness we may have what you want. II
you ant TO sell your business wo
may have customer waiting Rep
resentativeS wanted everywhere.
COMMERCIAL. BUREAU OF INFOR-
NATION. INCORPORATED. Box 75G.
Richmond. Va.
WANTED. TO SELL THIRTY EIGHT
shares Of stock in Il growing hard
ware business; par value per share.
$50. Address G. Al. care Times Dis
patch.
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Epst ann iEpuno

STRAYED. FROM MY RESIDENCE,
2l9 South Pine Street. last Tuesday.
- collie dog. answers 10 the name Of
Prince. Reward If returned to above
address.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

~ virtue OF certain decd OF trust
dated july 81, 1912. OF record in tho
Clerks office OF tho Circuit cour, OF
Chesterileld County. IA decd book l2s.
page 1911. default having been mado Ia
The payw OF a portion Of tho debt
thercby AZ cured ana being required bv
tho beneficiary SO TO do I viii sell By
auction. upon the premises. on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13
TO STOP DAMAGE
BY FOREST FIRES
Government Agents Offer to
Supervise Burning of Brush
Near Mountains.
SnecIal TO The Tines-Dispntch.

- Sp"rIaI TO The Times -DlSpat cF.
Winchester, Va, April En- order
10 prevent a recurrence of the damage
done heretofore every spring by fires
m the mountains, originating FROM
OF the United states governments for
est areas. known as the Potomac. Shcu-
auuoah and Capon watersheds. have
sent word to all the farmers and others
owning land On the mountains or at
III" foothills that the government Will
send an agent TO each place where it
Is. proposed to burn brush and super
wise the work. one of the government
iorcstcrS, who has been in the service
that the average person had little CON
ccDtiOn Of the great damage that has
been caused In recent years by noun
tam fires getting beyond the control
OF the farmers. Landowners have also
been reminded that there are Federal
ana state laws prohibiting the burning
OF brush except by competent persons,
ana that these laws will be enforced
10 the letter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13
TRUSTEES SALE
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
OF
DESIRABLE FACTORY SITE IN
SOUTH RICHMOND.

BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust.
dated .E June ~, 1912. and recorded In
the clerks Office, lius;inGs Court, Part
undersigned trustee, to secure the pay
nent of certain notes therein mem
TONED ned, defauit having been made in
ana being required so to DO by the
beneficiary, l Will sell at public auc-
ton. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. APRIL f6. 1914,
AT . o'clock p. NJ.
the property described in the said deed
OF trust, as follows:
All that certain piece and parcel OF
iand. with tho improvements thereon.
mond. Va, in that section thereof
known rs South Richmond. or Wash
ington Ward at the southeastern in
streets, and more fully bounded as
d ~ .tNr;' Co,mmte,ncing At the south
ton Streets. and THENCE running and
fronting on tho said south line OF
stockton street siXty-ninc C6o) feet,
angles, ana Within parallel lines the
western line OF the said property be-
Ire ne eastern line OF Sixth street,.
the distance OF one hundred and dftv
i've t1b5J feet to an alley twenty io6)
feet wide ~
TERMS Cash az to the expenses OF
~ "jHernt,i's TINS trust taxes and other
payment of two notes for thS sim
each Of }975o; due December II. 1918,
scther with accrued interest thereon.
u credit as 10 note for SG.5OO, due and
payable June u, 1914, and now SCI
cured by the above deed OF trust The
residue, II any, in equal instaIments
IN one and two years, with interest
added secured by trust deed or cash
as 10 SAID residue. or any part thereof.
at option OF purchaser
CHARLES T.. RUEHRAIUND.
Trustee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

TOP AND OPEN. FOR Arr,
purposes: also large stock Of buggies
fof the business man. Agents for
ColuiGbus bu.Eies
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave Rlchmond-Maiu 50: station.
y b Following schedule suves DuulI-n-1
a. information and not guaranteed:
For the Sogth-Daily: 5:5j =. M.-Locnl.
10 :l5 a M.-ENpress. 600 +. N-Exprcss
Win Electric Lighted Sleeping CARS Tor At
lantn and birmingham. il;SD +. M.-ENpress.
Week Days. 3i,g l.. M.--loCaI
YORK RIVER LINE
5;io T. M--Steamer train tpatior carr ,I-
cept sunday; no local stops and SIS r. Nj
Daily, looa-Connccting ic- Baltimore daily
except SunGny. 80 y. M-eNccpt Sunday.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the south: 7.o5 \ VI ana S:s5 A. NJ
?:l5 p NJ. $50 T.. NJ, daily; l:co IN. sun.
From Wesi Point: SO a. NJ; Cst-am.-
daily G:ij L. NJ. except sunday.
IL l.. BISHOP, II =. A.
90 ~. MnIn 81. Bhnns MndIsnf N-,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

Two of the largest funerals seen In
Winchester in recent years took place
Yesterday afternoon, the first being
that of the late Rev. James Robert
Graham, ID. H.. Il widely known Pres
hyteTian minister, who spent about
seventy years of his clerical career in
THIS city, and two hours later the flu
neral OF the late Mayor Randolph
! Tucker Mcclure was held Dr. Graham,
VINO was ninety years old, was an in
innate friend of "Stoncwall" Jackson.
who worshiped during the war DAYS in
the old Kent Street PRESBYTERIAN
church, of which DR. Graham was pas
tor over forty years. Mayor Mcclure
VINO was th!rty-iiVc years old. and the
son OF DR.. and Mrs William T. Nc
CURE. died In I, Richmond hospital.
DR.. Ora ham was relative by mar
rtaSe OF the Mcclure family.
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l1flp (lIanffn. Female

WANTED YOUNG LADIES BETWEEN
THE ACES or u AND - FOR RE
SPoNSlBI.E POSITIONS ENCEt-
I.E%T CHANCES FOR THE AMBI-
FIOUS TO BETTER HEAGSELNES.
WORK not PUBLIC, AND EVERY
COMFORT PROVIDED FIVE DOL
LARS PER WEEK To START WITH.
FREQUENT INCREASES THEREAF-
TER Apply 10 MISS GLLIG, zoo
EAST GRACE STREET, ROOM 202.
WANTED. j NEAT CuANBERMAlD
1915 Park Avenue
GOVERNMENT JOBS FOR WOMEN
Big pay List positions available
free FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept.
79b.I Rochester. y
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Gor salt

ONE HiGH-GRAD. LADIES PIIAE.
ton SIS
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ONE HIGH-GRADE SURREY. NEWLY
painted, at Il bargain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

Following the sale OF farm we will
sell the following personal property:
Good Bay Horse, Family Cow, Brood
Sow, Chickens, Harness. Two Wagons,
implements and Tools
TERMS: AS to personal property.
cash; on farm. cash sufficient to dis,
charge one. $500 note. with interest at
per cent from July 81. 1919. the taxes
Tor 1913. about $40 insurance, SIS:
the assumption OF ono note for $500.
due July 81 1914. with interest there
on and TO defray tho costs incident to
this sale. Balance upon terms to be
announced on day of auction.
PHIL c. KELLY,
Surviving Trustee
Further particulars from tho auoz
tioneers.
JAMES w. LORD & co.
1l10 East Main Street
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FnlDAY. April n. ln1L
At II O'CLOCK NOON

the farm mentioned above and de.
scribed as follows. wit:
All that certain piece. tract or mar.
eel of land. with all ifnp~oveYnentr
thereon, lying ana being IN Dale Mag.
lstcrtal District Chesterfield County
state ~ Virginia.. about four miles
northwest from tho Courthouse; on
inc north side OF certain road
and bounded as follows. TO- wit: on
the north by the lands of j. G. Brown:
on the east by lands Of r. W Winfree:
on the south by the said Brown Road"
and on the west by Robert T TAYLOR.
containing one hundred ClO0l acres. and
being the Same real estate conveyed to
Nroilie T.. liorner bY J. a. Brown and
wife by deed dated March 90, 1901. and
recorded in tho clerks office OF Ches.
terficld Circuit Court. Virginia, In
Deed Book No. l0l, page No 22o. to
which deed for further particulars OF
said land reference Is mere made, and
also being tho same real estate con
eyed 70 FLORENCE Mckenzie by Rich
ard Baker and Hanna Baker, his wife.
by deed dated July 81. 1919; also all
wood and timber standing on said farm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

%! Blt..,.s ut,4l,, thlail
FIEsT-CIAsS uoUsEKEEPER. EN-
perie. cd, educated, refined. desires
situation Address Box S6. Greeley
Nilln :
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Railroads
FrGdGriCkSb'g & Potomac .R
TO AND FROM WASHING ToH AND 6EY0HD.
Arrive Richmond
Leave RIclimon Il |

.Daily. Weekdays. sSundays only.
All trains TO or from Byrd Street Station
stop at Eba. Tims o arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Read the signs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

WANTED \ STEWARD FOR FIRST
class American hotel Must he OK
pcricnccd with ability to handle
he!p. Good position FOR nrs,-cla SIS
man. . -. cMre Tlmes- Disp patton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

a policy OF retrenchment was adopt
cd last week by the Winchester Com
mon Council. which passed resolu-
ton to the effect that no special APP
Dropriation OF money shall be made for
{. period OF six months, because OF the
fact that the city has been deprived
OF 4 large amount OF revenue on ac-
count OF tho last Legislature taking
the tax OF bank deposits. divertins
large railroad taxes from cities To coun-
Tres, and making II impossible for
cities TO tax certain other properties
which they had done heretofore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

\. MEYERS Sons, 7>l EAST CARY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

ONE OPEN WAGON, NEWLY PAINT.
ed, $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

ONE sTEEL-TIRED JUMPER CHEAP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-13

ANY ONE WHO WOULD BE GLAD
10 help start town and school
library AZ clifton station Fairfax
COUNTY Va. viii please send books
70 MISS WILLIAMS. l032 West Grace
street The books Will be forwarded
y tho principal OF Clifton High
school
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-10-13
NOTORMAN IS
fXONERAT[D
FROM bLAhI
For the Killing Of the Negro John
Byrd, Who Was Run Over by
Sycamore Street Car.

The inquiry into the death OF
John Byrd, a negro of Future City
VINO was run oeer AMI killed Satur-
day night by the Sycamore street
car, was held late yesterday evening
ST The old council chamber and the
jury which was the sane as that Oh
the murder case early in the after
noon, exonerated the stree. car mo-
torman.
Witnesses proved that Byrd was
Intoxicated and while on his way
home narrowly escaped being run
down by an automobile on two oc-
casions and glimpse was caught
Of him by an autoist rs he was
lying on the track a few moments
before the car struck him. He had
fallen on the track in front of the
approaching cGr and was not seen
by the motorman until the car was
within few fet of him, ana 1t was
impossible to stop the car in time
10 prevent running over him. The
accident happened a short distance
from the upper end Of the big lum-
her shed Just north of the subway.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-10-13
MAN KILLED AND
BROTHER LYNCHED
At PERCY, ILL.

Percy, H., Oct. 12-San CLARA
was killed last night and his brother
Albert, lynched here tonigh. as a Sc
qu1I TO a fight between Italian and
American miners at Willisyille last
Eight.
C;azza was killed in a tight which
began ovel A request for a cigarette
Willis Adams aid Ben Cooper,
Americans were badly wounded
Tonight when Sheriff Rrcssener
was attempting t. take Albert TO the
Jail a. Pirckneyville, he was secret
ly held UP BY masked mob Albert
was taken from him and shot ! :
times within the sheril's sight, The
officer WIS warned by the mob moi
follow The makers escaped in
to the woods
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-10-13

generally.
Cairo National Bank vs.. Alfred
Austin, foreclosure. Continued gen.
orally.
Cairo Building and Lean Associa-
tion vs.. Blossom Ross n. 3. Ross
and J p. Fats foreclosure Motion
hled. Report of execution and deliv-
ry OF deed.
Kelly Lros. Lumber CO. rs. Fanny
Walker and Lee 5. Williams fore
closure. Motion filed; report Of
execution and delivery of deed.
=. {. PERKS and Thomas Higgins
vs.. Clay Harper and Mary Harper,
foreclosure. Continued for deed.
Alexander Co2pN National Bank
Annie c. Henderson. ct al. fore
clcspre. Continued for deed.
Greater Cairo Building and Loan
Assn. vs.. George F. Brooks, fore
closure. Motion Gled. report of exc
cution and delivery OF deed. Re
ceiycr, John NJ Dewey files report,
showing balance Of St9.0S which is
ordered paid to Aacnor Brest.
b. A. Harris rs. James p. Wall
ct al, foreclosure. Master rles re-
PORT OF execution ana delivery O.
deed.
Joe F. c. Berbltng vs.. Mimi
Abrams. ct al. foreclosure, Ton
iinued for decd
l.. c. Perks and Thomas Higgins
VS.. Henry DcislaS and James Doug
las, foreclosure. Continued 10
deed.
Cyrillc A. Marchildon VS.. William
A. Lietzen and Mary f. Letter
foreclosure. Continued for deedl.
Fluta Dobisch vs.. Bertha Dobiscn,
foreclosure, Continued 70: deed.
deed.
Cairo Building and Loan ASS n.
VS.. William E. Scott, foreclosure.
Continued Cor deed.
The Home Building and Loan
Assn. vs.. George A. Temple. ct al.
foreclosure. Continued for deed.
Alexander County Savings Bank
rs. Edward Foley ct al, foreclosure,
Continued for decd.
The Cairo Building and Loan
Assn, vs.. A. e Tfrj, kson, fore
closure. Continued for deed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-10-13
Mothers Tell of
s,a... Mothers Friend

Experience Il or should be our best
teacher. Women who have obeyed the
highest and MODEST Of all sacrifices. the
struggle for the life of others should
have better idea Of helpful influence
than those who theorize from observation.
At any rate when a prospective grand .
mother urges her daughter to do as she
did-to use Mothers Friend" there is
ample reason to believe it the right kind
OF advice.
Mothers Friend" is an external ap-
plication for expectant mothers Its pur-
pose is to furnish pliancy to the muscles
to take away the strain on tho cords and
iigaments, to relieve the tension OF nerves
and tendons SO apt to provoke or ag-
Erava.e nausea, morning sickness. witch
ings OF the limbs and so on
Although il the nature cf things, a
woman woul1 use Mothers Frend' but
found that this splendid remed, Is on sale
in most drug stores throughout the
United States. It has been prepared by
Bradheld Regulator Co. sos Lamar Bldg
Atlanta, Ga aud advertised hy us for
over forty years This is a fine record
for such a special remedy and the crate
ful letters received to-day arr lust az
appreciative as were those Of years arc
notwithstanding that methods are sun
posed TO have greatly advanced Ask a
the drug store for a bottle OF Mother
Friend 1t is worth while
What is said herein If ilothe~
i-iendr IL but repetition Of the thnut,hr
Expressed by thousands of hapny mathcr
' no have successfully uses this spl.ndio
s-.tesaal application.