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s
pass defaat IN ha sfsa Pssh
ses Of and q sen ns
Viii sen 50 at publs aSstPoa. the
TUEspAY; DECEMBER 8. 1914.
lots of land. With the iInprovements
thereon, known rs Nos. 1s00.O2-Ql and
the city Of Richmond. "a" Va. and i boaand.
ed as follows
First Beginning at lots 1 .nnd q In
wardly along. and fronting on the north
line OF Yonable Street nifty ,(5o) feet,
Sns
Ssol feet to line Of lots and :, thence cs
ss5 feea mors or l.s ssa to a WsS
able Street, point of beginning.
sesond. Beginning ut n point on the
dped and thirty siiys 52ss} feet tW cast Mu Of
Buchanan Street, thence running east
wardiy along and fronting on venable
tween parallel fines one Hundred and
three (16s) feet.
This sale Is made subject, however,
said properly for the principal sum or Of
by notes.
TERMS 1sM Cash as 70 50 much On to de-
n trustees commission OF per CEN
tum. all back taxes or insurance, If any,
s 1914 inte ass Se on same aae
! from day of their maturities to day OF
settlement; balance cash; >,
Trustee.
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seil The new sesA improved ven benyer e Ford
lafter: So to 81 day guaranteed. See
!: or write us at once. Madison ass.
richmond Auto Clearing House, 212
iorth Eighth street.
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HELP wANTED-s1ale

fANTSD, railway mali and postal
clerks; examination, soon, over 1000
bpointments yearly; prepare at home.
| rite for Plan u of payment after ap-
ointment, philadelphia Business COL
lge, CIVIL Service Dept, Philadelphia.
n.
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wANTEp-Board:

WANTED, board for tuberculosis patti
cnt at once; In suburbs or within 20
minutes ride from Richmond. Il 326.
care Times DIS patch
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FOR sALE-Horses

HORSES to hire by day. week or
month: for sale exchange. 636
North Eighth Street.
FOR sale cheap, ono pair of big mules:
no reasonable offer refused. s05
East Canal.
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HELP wANTEp-Female.

lqoKKEEPER wanted; only thorough
:ands every detail OF double entry
bookkeeping and who Ia able to take
III charge OF bookkeeping department,
assisted by several clerks. need apply.
taehler Motor Company, cornes Broad
nd Ryland.
5!ANTED, a refined. settled Southern
7 woman TO take charge OF widower's
oinc and care for children. State
Ialincations and give city reference.
ddresB ID 1924. care Times Dispatch.
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IAIIWAY mail clerks Wanted, SIS
monthly: examinations coming; sam
% questions free. Franklin Institute,
iept. 430-W, Rochester, n. Y.
yAETED, n strictly nrst-class, sober
barber. None but Al workman need
oply. Address j. p. Cowe1I. 21 Prin-
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SPECIAL NsyTrCB.
MEETINGS.

THE regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Ideal Fishing
Float Co, Inc, viii be held at the office
of the b. j.. Johnson Publishing Com
city of Richmond, Va, Monday, Decem-
Der Z. at o'clock 2. N.
l. H. K1AfBROUGH,
Secretary.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Cray National Telauto-
graph Company will be he'd ut 12
O'Clock noon on Wednesday, December
9, 1914, at Room IL. Merchants Ma
tional Bank Building.
81. f. CHAMPION,
Secretary
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STEAMBOATS,. S.
OLD DOMINION LINE,

~. RICHMOND, loot OF A.n ST. dslly.7:eo P. M
i.enye Nswport News....-......-.....,6:oo A. NJ,
ShLIiFO .o.V0 A.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
NoTfaik for New York daily. except Sunday
". Ry., P. NJ. and c. & o. ny at p. M
Night line steamcrs stop at Ciarsmont on
VIRGINIA NAyIGATiON co. James River
BY daylight for Norfolk, Old Point, Newport
Wednesday and Friday at $500 A NJ. Freight
received for all James River points.
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All Travel Arran gemen,s, over ono ~
Counter. Z
American or European.
Railroad. ,Stearnship and Pullman
Tickets I
Baggage Checked. Taxicab. sTraveiery
Checks. ,SSt5Fz3
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY.
SOD East AIala Street. six i
Branch Oflces: Jefferson--Mu-chy ~
Richmond Hotels.
"TIME AND TROUBLE SAvERS,. 81
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wANTED--nooms

ROOMS WANTED.
GET your rooms rented at once by
registering with the Room Rental
Exchange. Room 10, Ebel Building, S32
Gast Main.
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Miller & Glenaon. Newport News. Va.
AN with best references to represent
Northern seed firm. selling expert
nee not necessary IL acquainted with
2rdeninH. Cobb Coz Franklin. Nlass.
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BY w. S. ROBINSON &. COMPANY,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
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,DMITTEDLY
/ THE BEST, MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS.
FILED ADVERTISING.
Los.r AND FOUND

DIST. d black. white and tan female
setter. Any information received will
7 rewarded. Louis Washer, ss0S VIII
,,.mAb9rg Ayenuei City.
DIST, black silk bag containing eye
glasses Sunday morning, between
.iesterfield Apartments and Laurel and
,ranklin Streets. Liberal reward II
turned to Mrs. Stokes, Chesterfield
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wANTED-saIeslnen.

CARS &c Fora ss sseh
s s,.,. GSarantssd ed, one year. 81 day
mond Aato Clearing e ae9ss, fs Ella No sh
WANTED. salesman with Ford car to
sell the new Improved Denver Ford
81 g day Snss aasss ase
Richmond Auto Clearing House. 212
North Eighth street.
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YANTED. a man who can take entire
charge of broom factory. Address
Sock box 24s, Louisa, Va.
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.ADY now employed wishes a position
ms assistant bookkeeper, cashier, un-
he best OF references Address A 205
are Times Dispatch.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Female.

lady stenographcr.
thoroughly familiar with office de-
all and system. recently employed In
fIlce OF firm handling technical and
Gilders' hardware specifications. Ac-
urate. careful and neat office assistant.
.ddrcss G los. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. position by young lady as
bookkeeper or billing clerk. at pres
mt employed. Eight years experience;
.apid machine operator. Best of ref
rances. Address Anxious. care Times
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SITUATIONS wANrED-Male.

JANTED. employment in city or coun.
Siy, for white and colored boys, aged
to II years, Eight boys wnnt Jobs
ow. Juvenile Court OF Richmond.
homo Randolph 622. T,oon S. City
EXPERIENCED hotel steward open
for position. either American or Eu-
oreani I0t, care Times Dispatch.
:EGISTERED pharmacist desires po-
sitton as clerk or manager Best OF
eferences, good experience. II you
SSnt Il good man. answer. Address L
53T. care Times Dispatch.
SSSISTANT cashier bank. desires po-
sltion January 4. Best references.
ddress L 9s, care Times dispatch.
lbookkeeper desires
permanent employment: Al refer
nee. Address ID 325. care Times- Dis
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DRY CLEANING AND SECURING

10 cents. Hanover Cleaning AM
Pressing Club. Phone Madison 1926
10 1-2 West Main. t-
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SHOES.

CUT RATE SHOES.
FAMILY shoes at rock bottom prices
Empire Shoe Company, 5o4 West
Broad Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED. 1000 people to come and
take n change on our handsome doll
and carriage in -our window, that, we
will give away Xmas eve. Sec Cobb
Furniture Co. 1909 East Main.
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DETECTIVES.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
SHOES! SHOES. Shoes

SHOES! SHOES SHOES
s23 East Broad. near City Hall, 10 the
new home OF Bowden'S Sample Hhos
Store. Good shoes cheap for the whole
FURNITURE and china packing. we
pack and ship furniture. china and
wedding presents with care. Jacob
Umihuf. 1926 West Broad Street Madi-
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FOR RENT--Roolns.

LARGE, handsomely furnished front
room. adjoining bath. hot water heat,
electric lights Board nearby. Gem
WE'LL furnished rooms. hot and cold
wgter. steam heat; bath adjoining.
BIT West Grace.
708 West Grace. Extra nice rooms,
+ heated. Residential section. Also
room over garage for nice colored man.
NICELY 1nrnissihed rooms, 7lS and rs
RUNNING hot and cold water. steam
heat, electrio lights In all rooms, IS
double; also rooms with private bath.
Can accommodate few more table
boarders, "a. 61s East Franklin.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
SEE Room Rental Exchange for rooms,
boarding and Light housekeeping.
Ro0m Rental Exchafge. Room 10, Bbel
Building, S32 East Main.
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!, AUCTION Satisfactorily.
BYw. s. ROBINSON. q, CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRusTEgs' AUCTION SALE OF
NOS. este. 2s10-A. 23t2 AND ,2a12-A
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j. NJ. TURNER.
Trustee.
~Auctioneers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-03-03
If CHILD is CROSS
FEvERISH AND SICK
Look, Mother! II Tongue Is Coated
Give "California
Syrup of Figs

Children love this fruit laxative.
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach. liver aud bowels So nicely.
\ child simply will not stop playing
10 empty the bowels. and the result Is
they become tightly clogged with waste
liver gets sluggish. stomach sours.
then YOUR little one becomes cross.
hall sick. fevcrish. don't eat. sleep or
act naturally. breath Is bad. system
full of cold. has sore throat. stomach
ache or diarrhoea. Listern. Mother
Sc, II tongue is coated. then give a
tcaspooniul OF California Syrup Of
Figs" and in a few hours all the con
S,ipated waste. sour bile and undigest-
ed food passes out of the system and
YOU have a well, playful child again.
Millions OF mothers give California
Syrup of Figs" because IT is perfectly
harmless; children love IL. and il never
fails TO act on the stomach, liver and
bowels
Ask YOUR druggist for s0-cent hot
tie OF California Syrup OF Figs, which
has full directions for babies. children
OF all ages and for grownups plainly
printed on the bottle Beware of
countcrieits sold here. Get the genu-
inc. made by California Zig Syrup
Company" Refuse any other kind with
contempt.
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Mrs. {. H. Greer Is visiting friend,
IN Wm hester
Mrs logan Mccall vent 90 Rich
r,pud Munday.
Mr.. lean V. smith. Of Somerset, wa,
the guest 81 Miss Katherine Ander.
son
Miss Nate Lewis, 81 Louisville. i,
the CUES, OF her sister. Mrs ID. 4
Proctor.
Mrs T. Cummins and Ida Pettu,
went to Crab Orchard SATURDAY 40 Sc,
friends aud relatives
Prof $. t. Hancock and c. n. Low
IN. cd Grab Orchard were here M
luauess Saturday
Mrs. VI. A. Stone and baby. are Vis-
ii,ng her parents, Mr. and Mrs loan
M;ier. at Highland this week
Miss Maggie Sacray. Of Danville. IL
the guest of her sisters. Ms. w. H.
Mueller and Miss Martha Sacray
Dr.. 7. e.. Carpenter has returned
home from Lebanon. where he has been
Tor several weeks in the hospital
Henry Lewis. OF Louisville. has re-
turned home after spending a few days
with his sister. Mrs. ID. +. Proctor,
Mrs II. {. Wray and children. OF
Danville. spent several days last week
with her mother. Ms. ww"iic Halo.
Miss Ada Warren. the beautiful
daughter OF Mr. l.. r. Warren, who
has been visiting Mrs. Dee Good has
returned to her home at Danville
Miss Daisy VanDevcer left Monday
for Frankfort to visit her sister. Mrs
J. {. Lynn She will 90 from there
to tn, city to buy her line Of spring
millinery.
MI and Mrs ID. T. Brummett and
Mrs. A. {. Atchlcy and little daughters
lthol and Mary were recent guests oi
Mrs. W. NJ Stout at the home on Crab
ORCHARD PIKE.
Misses Minnie and Dora Straub. who
have been spending the winter in Flor
ida. have returned home and are now
in Cincinnati buying their new line
Of spring millinery.
Miss Attic Lawrence. Of Penicks,
Marion county. who was the attractive
visitor of Miss Jennie Lawrence last
summer. had the misfortune to fail and
break her arm last week.
Mrs.. W. S Fish. has returned home
from Louisville, where she has been
at the bedside OF her husband. Mr.
Fish. who was operated a last week
at the St Joseph Hospital. IS improv-
ing. his many friends will he glad to
know.
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Cannon


Miss Lille Ballard was the guest OF
hef aunt. Mrs. J. T. Ballard Saturday
and SUNDAY.
A. 4. Edwards sold three on, hun
dred pound hogs To Arch Miller at s.
pef head.
Mis- Jennie Lawson visited Miss
EsuIah Edwards Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Stella Lawson visited her sis
ter Mrs. 5. l.. Sutton. ~ near Ian
caster.
Miss Essie Ballard visited Miss Bcu
lab Edwards Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Nose Lawson and family visit
ed Mr. s r. Scott Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. l.. Sutton visited
her noihrr. Mrs. Nose Lawson.
Mr. Arch Miller and little brother.
Burnett visited their sister. Miss Bet
I've Miller at Berea.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Ballard visited
her mother, Mrs. B. T. Lunsford sun
Iav.
Mr.. =. " Ballard bought a mule
rom I'd Stigall.
Mrs. J. y. Ballard and A. +. I'd.
wards went to Richmond Friday on
usiness.
Mr. !. r. Ballard visited his cousin.
Mr. {. n ballard last Sunday.
Misses L'lli" and Essie Ballard Wis
tied their uncle, Mr.. J. P. Ballard
Tuesday night
Misses Beulah and Eunicc Edwards
listed Miss Stella Lawson.
Miss Matte and Ruby Miller were the
guests of Misses Beulah and Funice
'dwards
Misses Clmot Sutton and Grace
lunsford. were the guests Of Misses
Ossie and Lille Ballard last Sunday
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Lancaster

Mrs. Pattie Gill is in Washington,
ID. &. for a stay with her daughter,
Mrs t.. C. barnard.
/ he recent intensely cold weather
has been quite hard upon lambs and
iorSes
The Chautauqua circle held their last
meeting with Mrs. Fred p. Frisbie,
the subject being "Dante's Divine Com
edy"
Mrs. J. +. Walton, died at the home
OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J w. As
kens at Buena Vista, aged 30 years,
after lingering illness of tuberculosis.
Besides Ter husband and parents. fou.
sisters and four brothers survive.
Mrs. Lefty Ware left last week for
a visit 20 relatives and friends in Hop
kinsilie.
Miss Wayne Lee Ballard was hos
tess at rock party for DIR. Marshall
Hale. of Oklahoma. the guest OF Miss
Patty Belle Burke.
Miss Pauline Hooker, OF Stanford,
is here visiting her aunt, Mrs. Matte
Duncan.
Rev. +. NJ. finders Bible class will
have candy pulling Friday night,
March 9th. at the court house. The
small admission OF ten cents will be
charged.
Miss Annie Margaret Elkin is at
her brother, DIR. VIM Elkin, OF At
lanta.
Tn, Southern Quartette gave a most
interesting entertainment at the Audi
.orimn Oh Thursday evening to a full
louse.
Mrs. J. b. kinnaird will entertain
nc &. ". Il, NJ. auxiliary as a compli-
nent To Mrs. Vim. Burton, before her
cpariure ior her new home IN Shelby
Vile
Mrs. Matte Z. Frisbie has returned
liter several weeks isit to Mr. w. c.
Price and Mrs. Price in Danville.
Mr.. Jackson Stofer, of Mt. Sterling.
has been the recent guest OF Miss Joan
Mount
The Presbyterian Missionary society
met the church Monday afternoon,
and Mrs. !. A. Stormes as leader
Miss Fannie Bishop is sufferer OF
rheumatism.
A handsome photograph OF Miss
Sadie Richards, OF Mount Vernon, a
recent guest of Miss Ollie Dean, APP
peared in Saturdays Courier Journal
Miss Pansy Lane, OF ST. Louis, viii
arrive this week and have charge Of
Miss Rella Arnold's trimming rooms.
Prof NJ. L. Cancer. principal of the
Lancaster graded school has organized
Mans Bible Class at the Christian
church
Mrs l.. n. Miller has returned home
from visit TO her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Wilson in Richmo,d.
Miss Frankye Kaufman was hos
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PERSONAL and SOCIAL

Mr. George Riser. OF Paris, was here
las, week the CUES, OF Miss Anna War.
rem.
Master Shelby Cofiey, OF Frankfort
Is the guest Of relatives and friends
here
Miss l.o,,ic Carson has been the re.
cen, guest Of Miss Allie Wants a, Ian
easter
Miss Katie Holi1claw. Of Lancaster,
j. the attractive CUES, o. Miss Lena
Taylor
! T. aenciee, ui Knoxville Is the
guest OF his parents, Mr. and Mr. 7.
y. Mcnefcc.
! J. Myers. who has been III for
several ~--ks : thought ~ re slcw
~ improving
Miss Elizabeth Garter has been con
tuned To her home several DAYS this
week with measles.
Mrs G. H. MoSer. who has been
~
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a., AZ ~ ~ e"'e's ~ ''' anu
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"'N. = " f'N'on ana SON. James
r,o,hc, A., ,.,. % ,h;,.o,
a. -. ", =, 81.
- 80 n-;u1 -. - -, - :,
- A. ., -, So ~
~
MISS FEMME Lawrence VIII iea'e inc
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tess at a rceens rock party to few
friends.
Mrs. VIM George. OF Bristol. Tenn.
former rcsidcn, 81 Lancas cr Is Wis.
ting Mrs. w q. Rigncy.
w " Burton will leave Monday ou
a business trip icr Wilson. North Car.
ol;na.
Miss Lcftw MAY McRober,s is yisi,
ing Miss varpb, az Richmond for tn,
week end.
MISS Carpenter. of Crab Orchard
has accepted . position at X. II. Bat.
sons store.
Mrs. James Gay and children. 81
Grecnsburg. Ind, are with Mrs. Gay,
parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Hurt
Miss Malissa Bell Fur. formerly oil
's expected this week for several days
visit with her cousin. Mrs. !. Rock.
well SMITH
Miss Malissa Bell FUR. iormrly oi
thies county, and IN unusually brigh
snd CONSCIENTIOUS teacher. died AT the
home Of her sister. in Quincy. Ind, al
Ter long illness of tuberculosis. aged
" years. She is survived by one SIS
ter. Mrs. Clemma Hurt and two broth
ers. Cornelius and VIM. z. FUR.
Mrs. Sallie Rout Fox. former
resident of Garrard. for a number y
years died in DarNilic after pr
tracted illness An only son, Robcr;
Fox. survives her. The burial was ir
the Dan,ille cemetery Sunday after
ICou az ~
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The Queen City was raised from the
rocks of the Ohio Falls dam, where il
rad been held since February.
Plans for a centrally located home
are being considered by committee
# the American College of Surgeons.
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News of the Churches

ani-wcek service at the Presbyterian
church. Wednesday evening. March 4
at us The Prayer Life III Samuel
Nothing is beyond the power Of pray
~ Except that Which = Outside .: ;hS
VIII of tod"
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The Mothers Eayoriie

\ cough medicine for ch.dren should
be harmless. II should be pleasant to
take Il should he efiectual Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is all OF this
and is the mothers favorite every
where For sale by all dealers.
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Attorneys for Theo. Lacy, found
guilty at Montgomery. Ala, OF en-
bezzline $4,000 of State funds, may
ask that he be sentenced today instead
II Saturday.
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Chappell's Gan

We are having some bad weather
row.
Mr.. John Pike will leave soon for
Illinois, where he will take a position.
Miss Sallie Chappell Minnie Pike
and Augusta Pike were the guests of
Miss Mary Genton Saturday night. All
had a nice time.
Mrs. Eva Pike is able to be out
,gain.
Miss Bertha Jesswein entertained a
number of her friends Friday night.
Miss Sallie Bogie was the guest 81
Minnie Pike a few days ago
Mr.. Chas. Jesswein has returned t.
his home in St. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. Lonnic Jenton is tossing hi,
hat i'll the air over the arrival of q
Inc bov
Little Miss Augusta Pike was the
recent guest of Miss Emma Judd
Miss Anna Juffer has gone to Green
River. where she will take music les
,r,S.
Mr. Bob Chappell was the guest of
Mr. lanes Chaneli Sat,,Ja,. 81 c..
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Dynamite" Ed Perry and ?. n
Weathers were arrested in Oklahoma
City on a charge of having attempted
to bride a member of the State Capitol
{ commission
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Pierre and Gabriel Salvey were kill
ed near Lyons, France, when an aero
plane collapsed
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Frederick W. Mennerich, of Sullivan
ILL.,, was killed by the explosion OF a
bomb he received by mail
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-03-03

The four-masted schooner Jacob {
Winslow went ashore near Wakefield,
| The crew was rescued
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Scottish Rite Masons viii hold a
conclave at Evanston, Ind, March l9
. ~
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strict confidence. A woman can freely
talk Of her private illness 10 woman I:
thus has been established confidential
correspondence which has extended over
many years and which has never been
broken. Never have they publishcd .
testimonial or used . letter without the
written consent Of the writer, and never
has the Company allowed these conf
Dental letters 10 get out Of their pos
session, ~ the hundreds Of thousands
Of them In their files will attest
Out Of the vast volume Of experience
which they have 10 draw from. Il Ia more
than possible that they possess the very
knowledge needed In your case. Moth
ing In asked In return except your good
will, and their advice has helped thou
sands. Surely any woman. rich or poor,
should be glad 10 take advantage Of this
generous offer Of assistance. Address
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co, ICON
fidentiaD Lynn. Mass.
Every woman ought 70 have
Lydia e. Pinkham's 8O-page
Text Book. IL II not q book for
general distribution. "a Il In too
expensive. It In free and only
obtainsble by mall. Write for
Il today.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-03-03

Harvey S. Little and wife were ac-
quilted at Shreveport. La OF the charge
Of numbering ]. J. Vanelcave.
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FOR SALE.-A few genuine buff
toms. Extra nice. Mrs. r. ii. Crow,
Shelby City, Ky, Junction City Ex
No. 3 two rings.
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HERE IS WHAT YOU WANT
The Peoples Market PIace-Adver
tise What You Have TO Sell

LOST-A pair of glasses Monday
morning. Miss Pattie Stephenson Sill
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FREE ADVICE
TO SICK WOMEN
nhsss.nds Have BeenHelpsi
- Common Sense
Sugssstions.

Wo1rn suffering from any form Of
female W re invited TO Communicate
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The State Board of Health has is
sued bulletin calling the attention OF
citizens TO the law providing for COM
pulsory vaccination.
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Mr.. Bob Chappell was the guest Of
Mr.. James Chapell Saturday and Sun
lag
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