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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-28
GHE YAIEhTInS AUCTION c.,
PHONE MADISON 1905
ele sAsT BROAD 81
Handsome CHARTERED Oak
and Mahogany House
hold Furniture, Hardman
Piano, Rugs, Druggets,
Bed Linen, Pillows, Felt
Mattresses, etc, Of
Mrs. Charles K. Bowers
No. lis EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
AT AUCTION.
Mrs. Charles K. Bowers
No. ll5 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
AT AUCTION.

At tho request Of Mrs Bowers. who Is
making a change OF residence. NO will
sell at her home. corner Second and
rankin Streets.
THIS THURSDAY, MAY %.
beginning at 1880 o'clock A. NJ.
tho contents of ten bedrooms, consist
ing OF handsome CHARTERED Oak Dress
erS and Washstands. Double and Single
Mirror Door Quartarcd oak Wardrobea,
CHARTERED oak ChiTonicrS. Mahogany
DreSsers and Washstands. Mirror Door
Mahogany Wardrobes. both double and
single: Brass Beds. Double and Single
Enamclcd Iron Beds with best Springs
ana Felt Mattresses: Chairs, Rockers.
Centre Tables. Toilet Sets. Rugs, Brus-
sells and Velvet Druggets, Sheets,
Blankets, Quilts. Countcrpanes. Pillows.
etc.
HARDMAN pIANO-Handsome Ma
hosany Case. with stool and in first
class condition; also Parlor Chairs and
Rockers, bookcase. Centre Table, etc;
Sitting-Room Furniture, consisting OF
Leather Couch, Leather Chairs and
Rockers. Mahogany Library Table, ctc.:
Quartered oak Hall Seat Chartered
Oak HALL Mirror. with racks: Oak Ped
estai. oak Buffet. Mahogany Ching.
Closet. and various other pieces OF furt
niture.
This furniture Is all OF tho best quaIS
ity and In excellent condition.
Ladies' especially Invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneors.
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MEETINGS..

Virginia Railway and Power Co,
No ITO Broadway, New York.
May %. 1914
TIE board or directors of Virginia
Hallway and Power Company has
this day declared Il dividend of z per
cent. equal 10 three dollars per share.
on the. preferred stock OF said company,
payable on July 10. 1914, to the pre-
icrred stock n olders of record on June
-. 1914. The transfer books will not
he closed. Dividend checks will be
mailed. q. II. WILLIAMS,
Treasurer.
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FOR sHlc, my wcll-estabiishcd confcc-
t.oncry and ice cream business on
pos.te Stoncwall school. Can furnish
evidence that the amount Of business
being done fully warrants the price
asked. Apply TO j. NJ Nicely, 1929 West
Main Street. Phone Madison 97S3
For sale, dahlia roots. - cents 3
dozen l.il North Fifth Street
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HELP wANTED-,Inle and Female

MARVIN Hotel Agency. T. - Box $40.
Richmond Va. registration bureau
FOR All Experienced hotel help. FREQ
at auy cost Write tor application
blank M out and return 10 u.s. sup
ported ~ all lending hotels.
$3.50 10 $50 saved on life scholar
ships. good FOR business. shorthand
or tc!eera phy courses. bv enrolling
now. Scud for catalogue and summer
rntc circnlar MnsseN EHsinn.a Cnllege-
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FOR observation-disclosures.
WANTED

FOR rent. desk room IN Mutual Build
ing. call Monroe 1907
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lti1 STUART Avenue. facing Cutshaw
4atk. modern appointments. IDEAL
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WANTED. n frst-class automobile
salesman by nm old established con-
corn. representing one Of the largest
automobile manufacturers Ia existence
Must give nrst-class references as TO
character aud ability. Is Gl5 care
Times Dispatch
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UNl%PlRED lease OF three rooms and
uaih, furnished or unfurnishcd 500
.tst Grace, Apartment 303 Phone
Monroe 1881 Possession June J. Price.
SD per month.
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rAPERINC; AND PAINTING.

INPEftINII AND PAINTING.
WHEN you havo your painting ard
papcrinE done wc would be glad TO
furnish YOU with estimates for what
YOU may need. We also mako u spe-
cialty OF out-of-town work r. II.
Gardner. 40 West Main Street. Nadi-
son G36t.
DON'T WORRY.
GET good rubber hose. one that will
last You: from Toe up to lSc per foot.
Bcll-brown Hardware Company.
OIL STOVES.
PERFECTION oil stove, three burner.
1860: four-burner. $3.50. with oven.
Bell brown Hardware Company, 1907
West Broad. 1903 williamsburg Ave
niue.
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BY L. W. Harris,
Real Estate Auctionoor.

At the request of the owner. VIII
sell, on tho premises.
THURSDAY. MAY 2s, 1910,
mt $50 T. NJ,
either In part or as n whole, at reasons
able terms tmade known MT sale). nj,
that certain lot or land In South Rich
monu. Va, fronting scventy-two and
one-half feet on the north slde OF Hull
street. between Fourteenth and Fiji
tecnth streets. commencing los feet
from the corner OF tho interscction of
the eastern line OF Fifteenth Street
and the northern line of Hull Street.
feet on the northern lire of Hun street
and running back between parallel lines
Tor n distance OF l55 feet TO an allev
in the rear
Liberal terms Will DO offered and
special attention OF Investors ~ caiIeJ
to these beautiful lots
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In execution OF II certain deed of
record in clerks Office, Henrico County
Circuit Court. in ID. b. 1864. page IS,
default having been made In the pay
mcnt Of II portion OF the money therein
secured. and being required SO to do
By tho beneficiary. / VIII. on
THURSDAY. MAY IS, 1914.
mt o'clock i. NJ.
on the premises. sell that very attrac-
tive dwelling and lot. situated on tho
west side Of Montrose Avenue, Just
north OF North Road. The lot fronts
lS5 feet, and extends back ESQ feet on
which Is n dwelling and an outbuild-
iug. Tho dwelling has seven rooms.
reception hall, bath. pantry. cellar and
good concnete foundation. and is built
on the southern half OF the lot. which
leaves the northern half 10 be improved
cost OF this sale, including commission
Of trustee and taxes to day OF sale.
duo on three past due for $40 each
tSHl.f1). with a credit OF SiSl on the
following terms: $4,000 payable August
20. 1914. and interest thereon from
May 20. 1914. payable every three
months. residue Of said purchase money
the Same shall be payable in equal in
staliments at one and two years from
day Of sale. evidenced by note, with
Interest added: or for all cash as TO said
residue or any part thereof, Mt the OPP
ton OF tho purchaser.
The above deferred payments to be
secured by trust decd
WILLIAM CATLIN.
Trustee.
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WlLLOUGlIBY club Mrs Andrew
brown Seventh street. Willoughby
Beach. open June / for guests.
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ONE top buggy. rubber urcs. s25
ONE rubber Tired phactou. newly
painted. $40.
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WILL. buy good secondhand electric
fau. Address llll Travellers Build
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SUMNER, KnAisnING

BOULEVARD IAN, hampton Roads.
country and sca8hurc combined with
city convenienccs. near .soli links.
Misses Tabb. boulevard Inn. lamp
ton. VA
WiLLouGlIBY club. Mrs. Andrew
Brown. Seventh street. Willoughby
Beach. open June / for guests
Ki<kWOOD Cottage. ocean View.
water front. near hotel; all modern
convenicnces largo. spacious grounds.
Special June rates Mrs w. +. poat.
- East Grace. Phone Monroe 3ood-J.
DiGGS new cottage. ocean View, VA.
opens for hoardcrs May IL foc sea son:
private baths. running water In cvery
room, running ice water. fronting:
Chesapeake Bay; fishing, bathing. ac-
cotnmodaUons unsurpassed. Mrs II \.
Digss. fropr!ctrcss. on Cottage car line.
WANTED-A few boarders IN private
family. ncar depot. mic. shade. bath
room. Miss Sallio W Smith. Shudwcll.
A!h"narlc County. Va.
LOWE Cottage now open. Situated al
recily on water 'front.'. Good service:
capacity 100 floating. bathing and
fishing. Especially low rates for
june. Mrs W. y Lowe, Virginia BAY
station. ocean View. Va. Box 81
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MANIFESTATIONS and Statesmen


permanent positions, exclusive rights:
curiosity seekers, snve your time; ref
cnces required. Leath Sales Company,
Richmond
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Eight Se1ni-Detached
Frame DWELLINGS

or SIX ROOMS EACH Nos. III. 7ie.
72l, l23. 725. 72T. 100 AND 13l NORTH
THlRTY-FlRST STREET. AND THE
STORE AND DWELLING; No. 732
NORTH THIRTY FIRST. CORNER n
STREET.
THURSDAY. May rs.
+. NJ.
This property ia on n car limo. In one
of tho best colorcd renting sections in
tho city, and yielding 4 fno rental
Can be bought stngly. In pairs or as a
whole.
TERMS: Exccptionaily liberal and
Mt sale lnforma ton cheer
fully furnished on application
E-pANENPORT-
TAYLOR co. INC.
Auctioncers.
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q. Burch, private detective
Agency. 3O3 Iart building, corner
Tenth and Bank. Phone Monroe 1855,
Richmond. Va
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SITUATION wANTEp-rcmalo

NURSE would like positio" with In
valid: no objection 10 travelling. *
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LADIES, YOUR UAIR.
MisC nLLANEoUS


YOU NEED IT.
OUR complete system window and
housekeeping, waxing and staining
floors Everything furnished Spcciai
summer rates, william Johnson. Mon
roe al2o.
ALL ladies' aud gents Panamas given
special attention and prompt ship
mont. Virginia and North Carolina
leading hatters. Schloss. So East
Broad. Richmond. VA.
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES,
o2a EAST Broad, near city Hall. is tho
now home OF Bowdcn's Sample Shoe
Store. Good shoes cheap for the whole
family.
FOOT TROUDLF.S9
THE Ralston Health Shoe" When
Ralstons go on. foot troubles go off.
Geo. H. Shuman sells them. 63l East
Broad. The Halston Boot Shop.
YOUR old furniture can be exchanged
for now on easy payments. Cobb
Furniture Co. 1903 East Main.
CUT-ratc shoes. Empire Shoe Co, 504
West Broad Street. Family shoes
at rock bottom prices.
PANAMA, and straw hats cleaned.
blocked and rctriinmcd: no acids
used. Schloss. SO East Brond street
Uptown branch. go West Broad Street.
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Auction Sale by
re-Davcnport-T Taylor Co, Inc,
Real Estate Auct,oneers.
AZ request OF the owner. We will sell
At public auction. on the premises,
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TRANSFERS

MILLEER'S Transfer. 302 North Ninth
street. piano and furniture 4 s,lc-
c!alty; trunks. zoe. Phone Madison
lii5.
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LADIES, YOUR HAIR: SOMETHING;
NEW-SJN DRYING
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FOR SALE


ONE top buggy. rubber tires. s25
ONE rghber tired phoc,on. newly
SEVERAL top and open wagons. very
WE carry large stock or business
steel tires: also everything in tito
wagon line; reasonable prices. salts
iGctory terms. 4. Meyers Sons. at
FOR salc-wc have several second
hand delivery wagons that NO win
close out cheap 10 quick purchasers
ALSO completes line Of new top ana
open wagons ana angle and double
trucks,
FOR pleasure yehicles. 600 ours before
70 20 per cent on anN style vehicle
ana YOU viii bo Convinced Oilers
u. G. nr!s.ow. 1929 East Main l1-ls-l5
North Eighteenth street.
FOR sale chcnp. all kinds or second.
nan hand nci moe hnnieai tools Jefferson
Joseph Elsner proprietor
SECOND hand bicycles. IS; t,rcs. CSC;
motorcycles from $50 up. Tompl. ms,
broad Street at Monroe.
WANTED. to sell ono Liberty Job press
in good condition Docs excellent
work. VIII sell cheap. Address ~ G.
Lock Box 2l9. Louisa. Va.
HARLEY Davidson motorcycles Bau-
man Z; Hines. 2l0 North Third Street
Phone Monroe 1896,
FOR sale. horse. runabou, aud har-
bfoke. and no, afraid OF anything:
runabout made by Bosner Applv John
X Grimes. Is North Thirtieih street,
FQh sale, nifty thousand good old
Streets. Apply John r Crimes. IA North
Thiriieth Street. city.
ONE open bupgy, $50: ore TOP ,1uEgy.
$50; one top buggy. $40. one Top
oNE Funabout, So; one. ss5
ONE grocery wagon, $40: ono Farm
wagon. s25. Thomas ii. Duke * Co.
500 Brook Avenue.
o. Koney 6 Co. Memphis. Tenn.
BArMAN & Hines. motorcycles ard
b..cycie sunpi!es; repair work = spe-
SINGLE sur:acer. double surfaccrs.
foUr-sidcd plaucrr, 5o!ntcr. Hath mlll.
cdgcy, reSaWs, etc. second hand, guar
anteed. Blutord 4 Co. 5ol North
AL REMISGTON visible typewriter.
model 30. 10, IN perfect order. guar
autced. Bargain II sold At once l.. ..
WE sell bicycles that satisfy. we have
demonstrated this by our large and
increasing patronage. II you want 20
buy or hire a wheel or have your old
one repaired come here and YOU VIII
never regret II. 4. J.. Gentry, sos West
Broad Monroe 2o3l.
BICYCLE. lamp included IN equipment,
$40 cash. Address * GO. care Times
Dispatch.
DESK, combination bookcase. oak. but
little used: will sell Al great sacrifice.
stove. fcif-teed!ng. good order. one
hfth cost H. G. q. Hartman, 8 East
Main
EEST restaurant IN bcs. location in
richmond. J 100, care Times Dis
lla1c!l.
FOR salo, my wcll-establishcd confcc-
t.oncry and ice cream business on
pos!te Stoncwall School. Can furnish
evidence that the amount Of business
being done fully warrants the price
asked. Apply 70 ]. NJ Nicely, 1929 West
Main Street. Phone Madison 97S3
For sale, dahlia roots. - cents r
dozen. l:il North Fifth Street
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WANTED--IIouses.

WEST End house. two fats, two en-
frances; not exceed $4,000 * COZ
cave Times Bispatch
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PERSONAL
Ia DIES. YOUR HAIR IS IMPORTANT

LADIES. YOUR HAIR IS IMPORTANT.
YOUR cut hair or ooinhinss rnado into
beautiful switches. pompadours. wigs.
curls. etc, In the most artistic iuannen
Charges very moderate The Royalle
ltalr Parlors. 22i East Broad.
LADIES, YOUR HAIR; SOMETHING
NEW-SGN DRYING.
SHAMPOOING. ladies' hair shampooinE,
25c. English methods used: sun dry
Ing or by electricity. 81. this week
Mlnicur!ng. scalp treatments, hair
dressing. etc. The Royalie, oil East
BROAD Inew address).
LADIES. YOUR UAIR.
COME and see our new parlors We
arc selling pure handmade switches:
great bargains title week, All shades
In stock. The Royallc Half Parlors. 22I
East Broad.
LADIES. YOUR HAIR.
YES. we rcdyc or remake faded
switches. pompadours, etc. equal to
new. Charges moderate. Tho Royalle
Hair Parlors. 22i East Broad.
HUMAN hair bought and sold nj
Hnghes's. 200 North Third Street.
/, RoBT. L. kachlcr. viii not he re-
sponsibic for the payment of any
bills, debts or charges contracted by
any one except myself
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ORIENTAf. RUGS

SANITARfUM. wash cleaning and re-
pairing. Oriental ana domestic rugs
kamlourian. 2 North First Street
MY entire stock OF millinery and
ready made garments now bcirf, sold
1T greatly reduced prices. Alterations
free. Mrs. julius Bear. l421 East Main
street
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OE

SEVI;E-ROoM DWELL
ING. WITH LARGE LOT. IN PLAN
GINTER Park. HENRlCO COUNTY.
VA.
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ONE runabout. s47; one, SOS.

ONE grocery wagon, $40. ono Farm
wagon. $2j. Thomas ii. Duke < Co.
500 Brook Avenue
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ONE open buggy, S25; orc TOP nuEgy.
go; one top buggy. $40. ono Top
buggy, SO.
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WANTED. an Experienced young iady
cashier for large restaurant. Reply
EiNiag references ana eXpcr!euCe. to
iost-oifice BOX 455. CITY.
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BICYCLE. lamp included IN equipment
$40 cash. ADDRESS i GO. care Times
] -DtEnnfcl.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY

by Catlin & Brooks Co.
Real Estate Auctioncers,
9l1 Bank Street.
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WE sen bicycles that satisfy, we havo
demonstrated this by our large and
increasing patronage. II YOU want %
buy or hire a wheel or have your old
one repaired come here and YOU VIII
never regret it. \. /. Gentry, sos West
Broad Monroe 2o2l.
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SINGLE sur:acer. double surfaccrs.
foursidcd plaucrG, 5o!ntcr. Hath mill.
cdger. reSaws. etc. second hand, guar
antecd Blutord &. Co. 5Qi North
Fiftccuth Street.
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DESK, combination bookcase. oak. but
little used: VIII sell al great sacrifice
stove. self feeding. good order, one
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Continued on Tenth Page.)
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EEST restaurant IN bcs. location in
Richmond. 100. care Times Dis
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
~~--~-~-~>~>~-~->->~0--,-~>>
MONEY.
TO lend on rrst-class city and country
property In any sumx
II. II. CHAFFIS & CO.. mo,
Main and Twelfth Streets
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VACATION study made profitable IL
our courses IN bookkeeping. sho-tI
hand and teiegraphy a;e taken Spe-
ci2l Inducements now offered AIasse,.
Bus irnss CnllnEc
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brick. corner Nicholson and Lester
Streets. Apply John Il. Grimes. "a North
Thirticth Street. city.
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~ IMAN & limos, motorcyclcS and
bicycle supplies; repair work :, spe-
c!alty. Monroe 1895.
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IL YOU hav" typcwritten work to no
done have ms own machine and can
do IL ch"aplT and accurately j ITO,
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WANTED. TO buy for cash household
goods in any quantity. Phone Madi-
son 1851.
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/ Al I.iMISCTOE visible typewriter
model 30. TO- IN perfect order. guar
/ auteed Bargain II sold a once. l.. o.
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LAfE COMBS FOR
COUNTY CLERK

Lafe Combs, the Republican can
didate for county clerk and recorder.
is demonstrating in his canvass OF
the voters his mastery qualities as
a campaigner and his friends expect
him to be one of the winners on cleo
ton day. The energy and thorough
ness Mr.. Combs is putting into the
campaign is characteristic OF the
man and will be apparent in his work
In the office to which he aspires, II
he is elected. as he has no doubt that
he will vnen the ballots are counted.
Mr.. Combs is a member of the city
couicil fion the Second ward and
takea' a keen interest in public affairs.
both IN the community where he lives
and in :hs county at large. He has
wide acquaintance in all sections
and his affabie. genial manner has at
tracted to him host of friends who
are doing everything they can to
make his candidacy for the county
clerkship a success.
Mr.. Combs is an expert accountant
and possesses in a marked degree
all OF the qualifications needed TO
make his administration OF the Of
flee he is seeking an eminently sat
isfactory one. He is conducting his
campaign in a sincere, manly. hon
orably way and has everywhere, in
all sections of the county. been Civ
en- proof and announcement OF his
popularity and support Mr.. Combs
has reason to look forward to the
ides of November with contentment
and equanirnity.
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SOME FINE CHICKENS

Mr.. J. W. Terry. si2 South Fifth
street has one of the best collections
OF fancy bred chickens in the county
lie has about two hundred and hfty.
Mr.. Terry uses the Philo system of
coops which he has found successful
in the culture OF fancy stock. He
built most of the coops himself. They
are OF simple construction. are sani-
tary and far superior to the old style
coop.
Mr.. Terry has several varieties OF
chickens. the most prominent of
which is the White orpington and
Silver Champion. The latter was
brought from California and ia origi-
nally OF Wild species Of the Campi
Islands. considered in this country, "A
rare and valuable chickens among pro-
fessional chicken fanoiers. IL resem-
bles somewhat the pheasant and is
very pretty MIR. Terry started rails
ing fancy chickens only ten months
ago and is Justly proud OF the good
results he has accomplished. He
finds this an interesting past-time
and profitable way to use his small
premises.
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der his administration of the law. He
urged the election of Mrs. Harding as
a member of the board OF regents OF
the state university and of DR.. Allen
Bell to the legislature.
The concluding speech of the even
ing was made by Roady Kenehan.
who was introduced by Senator Pat
terson as the guardian of the state
treasury. Mr.. eKnelfan spoke at con-
siderable length. confining himself
principally to state affairs. especially
those that come under his personal
supervision in the state treasurer's
office. The state candidates left here
at 1880 O'Clock this morning by auto
mobile for Florence; proceeding later
by the same means OF travel TO Coal
Creek. Rockvale and other coal
camps. where short addresses were
made. They passed through here on
Denver & Rio Grande train No. /, this
afternoon for Salida where they will
be guests of honor at a Democratic
rally tonight.
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Monday Reading Club.

The Monday Club met this week
with Mrs. George W. Bethel, Sr.. the
president. Mrs. T. b. Coulter. was in
the chair.
Minutes OF the previous meeting
were read by Mrs. Bailey. acting sec
retary at that meeting, and approved.
The bylaws were read for the sec
ond time aad adopted.
Mrs. Weston, secretary-trcasurer
gave an epidome OF last years work
and reported balance in the treas
ury OF s1402.
Mrs. Webster was reader for the
afternoon and road one Of r. Hopkins
Smiths short stories, entitled: "Bud
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exceedingly interesting. The who

exceedingly interesting. The whole
report was well given.
Mrs. Morsy rendered piano solo
and responded TO an encore.
AT the close OF the program straw
berry ice cream and fancy cakes
we're served during the social ses-
sion following the program
The study lessons begin next week.
opening with current events at roll
call.
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Dickens Club.

The Dickens Club spent plea1ant
afternoon Thursday with Mrs ID. L.
Gibson reading 'Pickwick papers.
Mrs. J. II. Peabody. Mrs. A G. Dick
inson and Mrs. ID. z. Gibson direct
ed the afternoons perusal of the fam
Gus and popular work. Tea was serv-
ed as the afternoon waned. The
next meeting of the club will be with
Mrs. T. n. Harding on Thursday af-
ternoon. October 2end. .