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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONiY ALL RAIL Lane To NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect December !, 1919
Leave BYRD street Station. Richnond FOR
NORFOLK: $500 4. Al. 1900 =. M. .i:ia
Fon LVNCHHURC AND THE WEST;
'6;l5 \. NJ, $3.50 \. NJ, $500 J.. NJ, 1920 p NJ
Arrive iGchmord from Norfolk: 'Il.," A.
Nj. ESQ T. NJ. I'll so r. NJ From the Wsst:
'd:50 y. NJ. gao = 81. il:4o T.. Ri. zoos p
Nj, $500 Z. vi.
DAILY tpaIy e1cep, Sunday ssunday
only
w. y. BEvI!-L, W. c. SAUNDERS.
7. T. NJ. Roanoke. q. II. A.. Ronnoas
c. H. hosLEf. ID. r. A.. Richmond. Va
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II r. POLLARD. JR.,
Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE

~ T.. =. Catlin & Co.
l6 North Eighth Street.
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RptirrG

SQMlNATIoN or a PROFESSOR OF
nloloGy and Agriculture In the
univcrslty OF Virginia Notice is
hercby giycn that tho board OF
trustees OF the Miller Fund or
the >tnlYcrsty Of Virginia VIII
%! April y. 1919, At the univcr-
SHY: proceed 10 nominate the Miller
professor OF biology and agriculture
IN the University OF Virginia. Appli-
cations. with testimonials, should DO
rent 70 y r w Duke. Jr. Secretary
OF thc Miller Board Of Trustees, at
20 Courthouse square, Charlottcs-
Vile VA.
EDWIN y ALDERMAN.
President University OF Virginia.
Wa HTED. Tim PUBLIC. - KNOW
tha. lAlIN,iE BROS. jewellers. si2
Zap Jain Street, bug. sell. exchange
and :tEMDtNV DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES old gold and
tLi..r always taken In exchange.
LAST CALI. FOR SOS SUITS. FANC Y
o.! plain. First come best quality
!<ATI Ladies' Tailor, Commercial
PLAIN AND FANCY WAIST AMI
drcsSmaking - Cast Marshall.
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flats .gTur ISfnt

ron RENT, FLAT or FIVE ROOMS.
$40 West Clay. $40 per month Ap-
ply on premises
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~ !. ~ Carrcal & son.
Real Estate Auctionccrs
AUCTION SALE
on
FINE BUSINESS CORNER O.
l5ItpOk Nv IN UE.
TUESDAY, MAHCH II, 1914.

i$ItpOk .NN E.NtE.
TUESDAY. MARCH II. l9t4
at f:30 o'clock p. NJ,
on the premises, We viii ofTor for sale
that beautiful lot on the southeast cor
ncr Of Brook Avenue ana Spring street,
described rs follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner OF
Brook Avenue and .Spring COR CreelO
street running castwaTdiy 81 feet to
an alley ! 2 feet wide, thcnce runuint;
southwardly along the west line Of
SAID alley 81 feet, more or less. thence
running wcstwardly % feet 10 Brook
Avenue, and thence in northerly di-
rection ana fronting on the east line
OF Brook Avenue one hundred and two
feet six inches G02.6)
rms is magnificent corner lot
which VIII pay we'll as an Investment
or speculation 1t is now occupied by
Vaughan, Il Co. wholesale wood ana
coal dealers. 1t has splendid railroad
facilities, and will make an ideal fac
tory site; or ii viii pay handsomely
Tor building purposes, as houScs or
stores VII! rent we'll in this locality.
If YOU wish to pick UP good bargain.
YOU Will do we'll to attend the sale. az
the owner IL very anX ious to sell
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at
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IN execution of deed OF trust to
me. dated July :. 1913, of record in
clerks Office. H"nrico County Circuit
Court. IN j.. y. 1874 page 3i3. default
having been made in the pa yment of
. PORTION OF the money therein secured
ana being required 50 TO do by the note
holder, | VIII. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH is. 1914.
Mt 4:30 O'Clock p. NJ.
on tho premises. sell at public auction
the above mentioned prorerty, which
IS described rs being near the Nine
Nile Road. adjoining DIETRICH g Hul!-
heller and others and is just west of
the Masonic Home. and is more par
ticularly described on plat in said
clerks Office attached TO a deed to
Laura pcnser, recorded in u. i. 1914
page las
TERMS: Cash SUFFICIENT to pay any
past duo taxes. the cost OF executing
this trust. ana to discharge two notes
OF $i6.67 each. with interest from Feb
ruary 4 and March I. 1el+. Respectively,
ana m, the assumption Of the payment Of
July. Z. 1913. payable monthly from
Apr!l Z, 1914 ana the balance, II any,
1t one and two years. with interest and
secured by trust deed on the property.
L. - CATl.IN.
'lTlf = "a
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
lynchburG, Va, March LITTLE
hoa"d Of fire commissioners this week
viii select five additional bremen, who
VIII complete the detail to man the
now $1,000 aerial fire truck. The
now truck displaces an old type truck
whom those men arc appointed.
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Richmond ana Chessprsvc fray Railway
schedule OF GlectCic Trains. effective May
20, 1919: Leave RIchmond. Laurel and Rroad
streets; b't05 y 81. '7;lQ \. 81. bs:lo A
NJ. 9:l0 y. NJ. s'lo:l0 \. Nj. li:l0 A Nj l.io
7. NJ 2io 2. 81, $40 /. NJ, 6alQ p ST. 5;ss
I. NJ, $40 z. NJ. 5:!o I. NJ. bs:lo r. ",
lo:io Z. NJ, E:4j i. ~ Leave Ashland Enx.
land and Maple streets: 1855 A. NJ b7:.a A
81. 100 \. NJ. b9:9o A. NJ. 200 A. NJ '.ll 100
4. ri. 1850 ri, '-I:00 E Nj 200 p ~ s:se
p NJ. .:e) l.. ". b. 20 ?. NJ. 500 Y. ~ ZOE
L. NJ. $50 J.. ~. b9:to Z. M. IL 90 =. "
DAILY except sunday ''Sundny only
eCarrlrR baggage
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry,

'nassaae. 4IimlieI. .M cfl. aas, only.
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by G. l. & II l.. Dcnoon.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
TRUSTEES SALE

LpT. WITH lMPRONlGN ENTS, IN
HENRlCO COUNTY. ADJACENT TO
THE EASTERN LIMITS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND
ny, virtue OF deed of trust, dated
October lS. 1909. and OF record in Hem
rico circuit Court y. L. iS6-B, page
1876. default having been made in the
payment OF the debt therein secured,
and being, required BY the ,noteholder
so to do. VIII sell by public auction
on the premises on
FRIDAY. MARCH 20. 1874.
at o'clock =. N.
the property described as that 10; Of
land In lienrico County. Va, with the
improvements thereon. fronting on the
east side Of Tenth street - feet. moro
or less, ana running back between par
alicl lines 100 feet. said lot COM
menccs 90 feet south OF The New Os-
borne Turnpike
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses OF sale
any taxes due and unpaid. and to paw
II note Of $500 and interest; balance at
one and two years, purchaser giving;
ms negotiable notes. With interest
the property; or for all cash. at option
OF purchaser.
c, l.. DTNOON.
Trustee
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oNE STEEL TIRED SURREY. NEwLI
painted, <C5
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TWO DELIVERY WAGONS. GOOD As
ne", suitable for carpenter or plum
ber, $40 ana $50
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Q3fetjilga

. -
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Office % thc Secretary
NOTICE IS I|EREiEY GIVEN THAT \
special ana general meeting of the
Stoc Nno'ders OF the Atlantic Coast
Line railroad Company viii be held
At the Office of the company. at Byrd
street station, IN the City of Rich
mono, virginia. on "Wednesday, April
lst. 1914, at II o'clock A. NJ, for the
purpose OF considering. passing upon
authorizing and cCuseHtiug to dis
continuing the further issuance OF
bonds OF the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad Company under ana secured
by its unified mortgage 90 United
states Trust Company. rf New York
Trustee, dated November lG. 1903. ana
Closing SdiG mortgage, and. for tho
purpose ut cOusideriUg passing upun
authorizing and coHscDting Il tho
making, issue and disposition, BY
Coast Line Railroad Company, IN
lieu Of the unified bonds, The ISSUE
whereof viii he discontinued Of gold
bonds not eNceeding in the aggregate
the par value OF two hundred million
dollars. 70 be issued in series, bear
Ing interest n such lawful rate or
rates as may be determined from
time TO time by the Board OF Dircc-
tors OF the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road Company. and maturing at such
GATE OF dates as may be determined
by the board Of directors; and tho
creation, execution and delivery by
the said railroad company OF n
mortgage or deed OF trust, upon ana
conveying certain OF its property, 10
be described in said mortgage or
deed Of trust. to secure the payment
Of the said bonds. To such trustee. in
such form and upon such terms and
conditions as the BOARD Of Directors
may determine and the Issue and
disposition OF such bonds or their
proceeds. for the payment or retire
ment, from time to time, Of the un-
DERIVING mortgage bonds and obuga-
tionS of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road Company. and for paying for
constructing, completing. improving
and maintaining it's lines of railroad
and its equipment. and for other corr
poratc purposes for which the pro-
Cocds Of suc!, bonds may be lawfully
used under the provisions of said
mortgage. and generally to take any
and all action that may seem neces-
sary or desirable in connection with.
gcrmanc TO or growing out OF any
of tine mptters hcroinabovc stated.
The stock transfer books of tho
company shah be closed, .Iondny.
March 10th, 1914, ut three O'clock i.
NJ, and shall be reopened Thursday,
April End. 1914. at ten O'clock A. NJ
By order of the Board OF Directors
III. l.. BORDEN,
Secretary.
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EDWIN ~ ALDERMAN.
president University Of Virginia
iDUulfrp, 49rt9 ano klne s2tock

PLAIN AND FANCY WAIST AND
nreHsmaklng - i:aat Marshall.
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Bv virtue OF 81 certain decd OF trust.
dated March IL. l@l2, and recorded IN
thci Richmond Chanccrv Court clerk
oiilcc. In Decd Book 2iC-D. page 80.
default having been made in the pay
uicnt Of tile debt secured thereby. and
having been required by the bcucfiriarv
thereund"r 50 TO Do. VIC. the under
signed trustees, Will on
THURSDAY. MARCH 10. 1914.
ut O'Clock l. NJ.
on tho promises. proceed TO sell by
public auction. the property conveyed
therein. viz:
M that certain lot OF land. with all
improvements thereon. lying and being
in the city of Richmond. Va beginning
at q point on tho Western line OF Bel
Nidere Stract. at It's intersection with
the southern limo OF Canal street
thence running southwarLly along am!
fronting ON the said western limo 0f
Belvidcre street 90 feet. more or less.
and running back wcstwardly between
parallel lines 90 feet inches TO an
alley
This dwelling has scvcn rooms ana
bath ana is now rented for 1870 per
annum.
TERMS: Cash.
Trustee.
w p. REDD
Trustee.
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For Sale, TWO HYDRAULIC BAR
Der chairs in good condition: mirror.
marble case, washstaud and other
barber supplies. GEORGE VARGA.
Prince George. Va. Il. i. - 8. Box a.
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sm0Esl aHOEs. sMoEsl-
Diniuenh Qntier5

Virginia Halfway and Power Co,
Jag broadway. New York
March 10. 1914
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or THE
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany has tins day declared n dlvl-
dend Of one and onc-huIfUer cent
cqua! to ono dollar and ufty cents
per share, on the common stock oil.
said company, payable on Amin 10,
1919, to the common stockholders OF
record on March q. leI4 The trans
fer books VIII not be closed, D!vi-
oend checks VIII be mailed
u. y. WILLIAMS,
Treasurer
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FOR sALE-s350 Will. Buy oNE OF
the handsomcst pair Of horses In
Richmond: they arc fun brothers.
I've and siN years old: can trot Ia
three minutes and a hait: very styl-
ish and sound ns any horse living:
VIII weigh Zoo pounds and work
any place yon want them: also fInc
mare In foal. would make a grand
farm mare, safe for "A lady to drive
Can bc seen at my private stable
III Nprih Adams Street
FOR SALE, THOROUGIIBRED SAD
ale mare. medium sized. Price rea-
aonahle: Address II 753. care Times
Dispatch
TItANSFtN COMPANY HAVING NO
iurther use for ,heir mules. must
sen siH good, big young mules This
ai2cek Is right out OF hard work. VIII
SUIT any. business use or farm pur
poses. They are all In fne condition.
Sn@ pair VIII weigh 1000 pounds.
price E225 Two Weighing 900
pounds; price. $500. TWO weighing
s+25 rounds price. s275. VIII guar
ante" these mules 70 work any place:
II not. wil take them back and re-
iu0H your money can he seen at
AIR CitULi|S STABLE. 40 Is South
Tenth Street
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High C,onstabIe's Sale

,w!ll sell by public auction, on
MONDAY. THE lGTu DAY OF MARCH
1914, II O'Clock NJ.
ut 1919 West Main. the following prop
crty, 10 satisfy q distress warrant ,Dr
G Thompson vs. Ardelle Ink Coz. in
my hands
one office Partition.
TERMS. Cas;
W. II. WYATT, JR.,
IL. c. c p
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~ Pollard {. Bugby.
Real Estate AuctlOuccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
FRAME DWELLING. NO. 300. on THE
EAST LINE or MUNFoRD. BE-
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS
IN execution OF decd OF trust. dated
clerks office OF Richmond Chaucery
Court, n u. lsS-C. page 23j default
HAVING been made In the payment OF {.
portion OF the deb; therein secured and
having hccn required GO 10 do | viii
sell by auction, on tho Premises on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS, 1914,
at o'clock +. NJ,
the above mentioned Dwelling. with 10.
fronting thIrty-cight feet three inches
no Nunford street hy a depth OF forty
eight feet nine inches.
TERMS: Cash.
II r. POLLARD, JR..
Trustee.
\. B.-Whilo the tcfrns rs advertised
above require all cash. tho auctionccrs
will be glad TO make better terms with
any prospective purchaser
~ Z. \ Catlin & Co.
10 North Eighth street.
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2pst anu FOUND

-
LOST SUNDAY AFTERNOON BE
tween lakewood Parh ana pump
house, or ia woods behind Pump
house. or on g. = o. kNilroad' one one
lockct lob wljh initials H. . +. on
one side ANA Daughters OF Liberty
cmbicIu on other. Liberal reward II
returned 10 IN south Pine street.
LOST, BErWEEN BROAD ANp Clay
and Bo"e streets, gold watch ind
fob. Same ON sutuc Liberal rewa ri
II RETURNED hoo Bacon Street or
phone Madison 36S-J.
LOST ON GRAHAM STREET BE
tween Clay ma Broad. or on Broad,
from Graham 20 Sixth 4 t"n-dOiiur
bill Phone Monroe 5537-J.
LOST SUNDAY or HENRY STREET
or West Franklin ~ Second ana
Franklin Streets. small diamond ring.
Reward Phone Madison GIGS.
FOUND. UNVEILED BRooCIi \. ".
BOWIE, Jk
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for 5ale

ONE H1GH-GRADE RuBpER-TIHED
Brockwoy surrey. 500.
oNE, STEEL TIRED SURREY. NEWLY
painted, $50.
TWO DELIVERY WAGONS. GOOD AZ
ne", suitable for carpenter or plum
Der $40 ana $50
ONE HGH.GRADE CUSHION TIRE
runahout SIS.
ONE HANDMADE PHAEroN CHEAP
BUGGIEs FOR BUSINESS OR PLEAS
uTe rubber or steel tires. Prices and
DYE HIGH GRADE RUBBER
business buggy At bargain.
REPAIRING AND PAINTING IN ALI,
rs branches a specially.
A. MEYERS SONS, 7al EAST CARY
street
ron QUICK SALE FIRsr-CLAss
clean. ne:v stock Of general mcr-,,
chaudise 81 80 cents oil the dollar.
Located on Southern Railway Grow
i i ip"h an ana rich c3unty Rent rea-
business Interest reason for selling.
Address at once Box 1f2, Amherst.
g.
FOR SALE. TWO GOOD PONIES. ONE
bIEEN. CITY h'Okc. IUi Fourth Ave
nue.. Highland Park.
FOR SALE. EIGHT BRUNSWICK
Bake Coilendoi continuous nll.ys 4
No J. vcr. little used. IA good con-
diuon: VIII sell cheap. Also q build
ms ifEiio feet, frame timed all
over except front II 80 desired we
haze afty feet 81 ground that this
apply or write CFAS. II COSBY, z23
West Hroad Street
FOR SALE. = BOWLING ALLEY AND
billiard room I'm good location Adj
dress BOWLING, ! =. care Times
Dispatch.
TWo-sEATED TRAP. so7 WEST
Franklin street
on AcCorNT or MOVING WE WILL.
sell at low prices our stock OF boilers.
engines, concrete mixers, pumps,
Wo9dworkinE machinery. etc. :. BLU
FORD & 90.
FOR SALE. TWO HYDRAULIC BAR
ber chairs In good. condition; mirror,
marble case, washStaud and other
harbsr supplies. GEORGE VARGA,
Prince George. Va. T. i. y. 8. Box a.
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Nca! ESTATE lGanteO

LIST Your FARMS WITH ]. 4. con
NELLY co Write postal for nee
LIST YOUR FARMS ANp CITY PROP
criy with Is WEI MILLER 6,
WANTED. TO INVEST $4,000 CASH
in modern brick dwellings IN city
Of Richmond yielding fair rental
90. Tie Investment Address J -
care I'iues Dispatch
WANTED. ViRGlNIA FARMS oF All.
sizes write az come sec Et'rElN q.
.l.-LAE Ll-I L-lNt II. strn.,
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aueiun sales. future aoays
BY C;rccn &. Rcdd.
Real Estate AGctionoers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

THAT WELL BUILT CORNER BRICK
DWELLING. NO. 200 SoCrn BEL.
VIDERE STREET.
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alsNauOna lltanLe0, 5.tnIa!e
l9roff5aiona! IleIp lManfeo

WANTED. ABOUT April. Il. 1919, \
teacher with experience. for y prl-
Nalc school In the country. to finish
the term for tcache; who 9 10 no
uiarricd Pupils In third fifth and
eighth grades. References cych0ngcd.
Address l. liiI caro- Tmea-pispotch
WE WANT TO MAKE BUSINESS CON
UcCtious with a young, active doctor
MORRlS NEL-G CO. ElnlnlN c.
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COTTAGE. WITH FIVE ROOMS AND
ONE ACRE or LAND. NEAR SEVEN
PINES ELECTRIC LINE.
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Daily. iWsakasys. 5sundsy- aaiy.
All iTsirat or from Byrd Street S,asioa
stop at Eios. Tins Q { arrivals and departures
rot guaranteed. RsaGt se sigma.
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i-eavo Rlchmond Arr!ve Richnond
ACCOMMODATION IfslNs-MEEgnhYS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ITNIHo -WEthLET9.
isHTe ETId 81. Sin. 400 y. a. for Fre6erieksburs,
Leave Liha sta 80 4. H.. $50 z. 81. for Arslana,
Attic brrd ~. STA. S25 An. from FredcriokNb'E
.rriIe slbs Ste, $50 An 54e VI. from shlsn4
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Bn5ing9g Dpuprtuntfp

WASTED. An IpEAi WHO CAN
chi? Protect your ideas: they may
bring you wealth. Write for Needed
Inventions" aud HOY to Get Your
Patent and Your Money" RAN
DOLPU & co. Patent Attorneys,
Washington. - G
COMMERCIAL BUREAU. OF INFOR-
nation and Investigation Company
Inc.-We whnt aii parsons wishing
to buy or sell anything to conhmuni-
cate with us. We can save yoj! time
md money Give fun particulars in
first lcttcr. Address Boz 756. Rich
rnond, Va.
WANTED: RELlAELE PARTY AC-
Quaintcd with small Investors to
place high-c!hss. profitable PROPOSE
tion. Money OF investor not tied up:
no stock ceiling. Refcrencca eX :
changed. Particulars at interview.
Address Il aga. care rlmea-Dispatch.
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lManten

WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH,
household goods in any quantity.
Phone Madison 1851
WANTED. TO BUY y LIGHT SECOND
hand planor, suitable for making
flooring and ceiling. Must stand in
spcctlon State price and reason for
selling. S. IL. COLLIER &c BRO, Ra-
ceemc. Va.
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99isfeIIlneou5

FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.
We pack and shin furniture. china
ana wedding presents with care
JACOB CMLAUF, 1926 West Broad
Street. Madison 32S2
WANTED CARPETS TO DUST AND
scour h} latest d" proved machinery
only 81 W. also -7l.a ovcr Iii
kinds 81 carpets NEW YORK CAR
PET CLEANING co. 2c0I East
Franklin Monroe 20SG.
Shoes Shoes SHOEsi
92a EAST BROAD, NEAR CITY HALL.
r. ;hq neW home Of B0WDEN'S
SAMPLE SHOE STORE Good shoes
chsap Tor he whole family.
FOOT TRCCBLES2
THE RALsToN HEALTH SHOE"
When Ralstons 50 on. foot troubles
60 of GEO. T. SHCMAN sells them.
G3l East Broad The Ralstoa Boot
SHOP.
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WANTED, RAILWAY MAII. CLERKS.
Commence SD month it-chrond eN-
amiua lions coming Sample questions
free FRANKLIN INSTITUTE Dept
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leased not by a guards bullet but 10y
means as sure, though slower and NOR,
cruel. We were all conversant with his
case at the time. but | will quote the
man who knew him and his sufferings
most Intimately. Here is his crude mar.
rative written to me on prison paper
william keegan died In August OF
| this year l913) at the pen. He was
| first taken sick with pains in the legs
hands and arms and went to morning
| sick call. but could never get anything
| done because he was n slittle deaf and
could not hear what the doctor said
| and so could explain no further and he
was in very bad NIX. They did moth
| ing for him and he was afraid To see the
doctor. because he would have been i'm
| patient and would have sent him to the
hole, and then he would lose time.
| But he did go up to see him after
the pains got into his back also, and he
told him he would like to get out Of the
stone she'd and the doctor told him
there was nothing the matter with him.
but he was only taking and trying to
get out of work-whch know and can
swear to as being true.
"1f ever there was a sick man Keegan
/
about it one day. who told him to have
the doctor look him over, and sent him
up one afternoon; the doctor looked him
over and told him he was only a crank
nothing at all the matter with him.
Soon after he was taken very sick, and
Zone night ! called the prison nurse to
his cell, and he had him taken to the
hospital, where he stayed some time, but
| 1t did him no good, for he came back to
| the cell house in just as bad fix as
before.
Then they put him to work in the
paint house, and after he had been there
| about week they said he was crazy
and put him in the hole. He was treated
shamefully in the hole, for the prison
nurse even told me so. Then he was
taken again to the hospital, and he
never came out of it, for he died there,
and the prison nurse told me he suffered
terribly before his death. This l will
swear is true before God.
! very near every man in the pen had
bad stomach, and could get nothing
for 1t, for If you went to the doctor he
would tell you you ate too much and
give you big dose of salts, and IL you
did not take II he would put you in
the hole, and then you would lose good
time. But If a man had pull he would
get along right enough.
"There was A., n bank wrecker; he
was clerk in the stone shed, and I have
seen him have eggs right in the kitchen
when We had only rice to eat with cold
water and bread which was sour. If he
didn't want to work he didn't have to,
for when ] worked as runner for the
plumber have seen A. lying down and
smoking and reading or pretty near
anything he wanted to do; but II other
men had done less than half the things
he did they would have been put in the
hole and lost good time also. Things
should be looked into. for 1t is sure run
shamefully."
Readers would perhaps like to know
more Of the doctor whose professional
activities are so engagingly described In
the above statement. He Is a medical
graduate Of recent vintage, poor but