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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-03-18

Tuesday evening. She Is under the
serious condition.
Mrs. Rena Duke, nurse from OF
tumwa, is assisting in the care OF
Mrs. ID. X. Calhoun in the place OF
Mrs. Tobin, who returned to Ottumwa
last week on account of III health
Mrs. Calhoun remains about the
same.
Mrs. John Wind was called to New
London last week by the serious ILL
ness Of a sister.
At the annual school election last
Monday the following members were
elected: Director for three years, o.
s. Calhoun; director for one year to
fill vacancy, J. F. Anderson; treas
urer, Earl v. Funk.
Mrs. Grant and little child OF
Burlington are visiting this week with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. ]. w
Lambert.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ
E. church will meet Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the home OF Mrs
Beardsley.
John Cary Wells was born al
Bethany, Virginia, July l, 1873, anC
died at his home in Birmingham, la.
March 6, 1915, aged SO years,
months and five days. In 1857 he
came to Winchester, Iowa, where ne
practiced medicine In 1868, his frs
wife having died, he again married
and settled on farm one mile
south of Birmingham. where ht
resided some years, until he moved
to Birmingham, where he resided un
til his death after an illness of more
than a year with dropsy and hear
failure. He was the last member o
family Of seven, his wife and tvs
sons and two daughters precedin.
him in death, He leaves one son
Rolla, who during his entire illness
gave him every attention possible
and proved himself a dutiful and at
fectionate son. Many years ago h
protested his faith in Christ and ha'
ever since been his faithful follower
DR.. Wells was good citizen, kline
neighbor and an indulgent HUSBAND
and father, and will be sadly missed
in this community. Funeral services
were held at the home Sunday after
noon, conducted by Rev. Lair. pasto
of the Free Methodist church.
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WOMAN is LOSER
IN WILL ACTION

Waterloo, March 16-Mrs. Maude e.
Salter who cared for Mrs. Sarah G.
Gracely in her last illness, has been de-
prived of the homestead valued at
$4,000. which was bequeather to her
by the Gracely will. Other requests.
including $500 to the Christian Science
church, also are done away with be-
cause the jury, which heard the issues
Of contest in which 1t was alleged
that Mrs. Gracely was subjected to un-
due influence and did not have tesla
mentary capacity, gave verdict in
favor of the contestants. The case
was on trial before a jury in Judge
Mullan's division for nearly three
weeks.
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with his son, Eugene Mcfarland and

with his son, Eugene Mcfarland, and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Miller are
visiting with relatives in Humeston
and Corydon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson have
been called to Buxton by the illness
of her mother.
Ten Pythian Sisters entertained a
company of about one hundred ladies
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs
J. c. Copeland. A two course lunch
con was served and a literary and
musical program was rendered. Those
present report delightful afternoon.
Ed Engberg of Minden, Neb., is a
Newbern.
Mrs. Mytle Young and two children
of Knoxville returned home Friday
evening after a few weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Shir-
er.
Mrs. J. P. Hardin returned Monday
from an over Sunday visit in Carlisle
with her sister.
Ernest Hogue of Corydon returned
home Monday after brief visit with
Charlton relatives.
Miss Mollie McMains, who had been
spending some time with relatives
and old friends here and at Corydon,
left Monday for Denver. Colo, called
there by the critical illness of her
uncle, A. F. Bedwell.
Mrs. B. C. Trissler, who has been in
i'll health for some time, left Monday
for Ottumwa where she will receive
treatment at the hospital and probably
will undergo an operation.
J. r. May of Benton township re-
turned Monday from Des Moines
where he had been receiving treat
ment for a week in the hospital. We
are glad to note that he returns con-
siderably improved.
Mrs. Grover Fluke and daughter,
Evan B. and Viola Evans visited ov-
er Sunday with friends in Indianola.
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CHARLTON

NGale Arnold of Garden Grove, a
Armer resident of this county, and a
Hn of Morris Arnold, Of Benton town
Zip, is moving onto the Ed Arnold
firm south of Charlton.
@Levi Fluke has gone to Hot Springs,
Tx, to spend a few weeks in the
Spe that his health will be bene-
%ted.
MRS. Belle Avitt of Kansas City,
Alo had been visiting at the home of
Mr brother-in-law, Thomas Avitt, and
18th other relatives, has gone to Mary
Mle for short visit.
mr. and Mrs Earl Jewell, of Mag
lila, ILL.,, formerly of this place, are
re for a few weeks visit with his
liter, Mrs. Leroy Talcott, and other
% natives and old friends.
&tNiss Nina Hawkins of Spokane,
ASH, has been spending few days
th her uncle. II. Poucher, and
MRsin, Mis-. F. A. Saum.
$lonzo Hurford, of Shawnee, Okla,
NJ here for a visit with his mother,
us. J. r. Hurford, who has been
Wiously i'll with pneumonia, but is
Nv improving.
kMrs. w. R. Parks and daughter,
Saelma, of Indianola, have returned
after~a visit with her sisters,
Dis. Roy Enslow, and Mrs. Hutchin-
#I1eo. A. Isarel has been spending
Skeral days in Chicago transacting
#biness.
S#}Iarry Flat departed Friday for
$&E Angeles, Cal, where he will make
my home with his aunt, Mrs. Julia
S(rrisOn, and attend school.
sorn, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Scull,
laughter.
Capt. J. H. Mcfarland has returned
I'm a months visit in Kansas City
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TO ISSUE BIG STOCK.

Des Moines, March 16.-Over $4,000
900 worth of stock will be issued by
the Minneapolis & St. Louis road to
cover the recent purchase Of the FIT.
Dodge. Des Moines & Southern road.
The purchase of the stock was voted
at recent meeting of the Minneapo-
lis & ST. Louis road in this city. The
road secured control of the Ruthven
line eight years ago and gained di-
rect entrance into this Ity, the ter
minal of the road at that time being
at Ankeny. One share Of Minneapolis
& st. Louis stock is being issued for
two shares of Fl Dodge, Des Moines
G. Southern.
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STOP RECALL OF MAYOR.

STOP RECALL OF MAYOR.
Sioux City, March 16.-Steps which
were under way for the recall of May
or Smith on the ground of alleged
ineffciency have been dropped by the
citizens league. Public sentiment
against the mayor is not suffi Gent to
Justify such step, is the opinion ex-
pressed by the officers Of the league.
The campaign for the recall of Coun-
Gilman Dineen is being pushed, how
ever
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GUN CLUB At NEWTON.

Newton, March 16.-Twenty-five or
thirty of the local hunters and marks
men met with l.. B. Maytag at the
F. l.. Maytag home and organized the
Newton Gun club with thirty charter
members. One hundred and fifty dol
lars we're raised to cover the expenses
of club house, trap and birds. The
club has rented an acre Of ground in
the Hartwig property on Greencastle
avenue, and there will erect club
house.
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BUFFALO ARRIVE.

Hawarden, March 16.-Probably the
first shipment of the kind that ever
arrived in Hawarden was the three
head of buffalo calves received by ex-
press by James Dawson Tuesday.
These are the three yearling buffalo
which come from the Scotty Phillips
herd at Fort Pierre, s. D., and are full
blood animals and very fine spect-
mems. Mr.. Dawson took them to his
farm north of town Tuesday after
noon.
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FORMER POLICE CHIEF DEAD.
Cedar Rapids, March 16.-Joseph
Kozlovsky, for eight years chief OF
police and former member of the city
council. died early today of Bright's
disease. aged Sc years. He retired as
chief in 1906.
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PAGE couNTVs "wAR" TAX.

Shenandoah. March 16.-During the
first three days of March the instru-
ments brought into the Office of J. v.
Pfander, county recorder, to be re-
corded required revenue stamps to the
amount of $351.90. The largest
amount of stamps required for
single transaction was $40 and cover.
ed the sale of 279 acres by Eric Wall
to Peter Olenius. The consideration
for this deed was $48,930.
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vINToN SOCIAL CENTER's WORK.
Vinton, March 16.-The agricultural
work of the Vinton social center
which is being superintendent by the
Rev T. H. Temple is progressing. BE-
tween forty and fifty members have
already enrolled.
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BODY FOUND BY FISHERMEN.

Cedar Rapids, March 16.-The body
of Harry Landheer was found in
Prairie creek here by two fishermen,
who get $500 reward offered by his
brother, F. c. Landheer of Sterling.
III. The young man fell from the
train while it was standing on the
trestle over the creek near Beverly.
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WOMAN LAWYER IN CASE.

WOMAN LAWYER IN CASE.
Sidney, March 16.-The unprece-
denied feature of one case in court
here next week is that a woman law
yer brings the suit, Miss Alta L. Mil.
Ter of Shenandoah, who was admitted
to the bar last fall. Miss Miller ap-
pears as the attorney for Anna Maxim
son. who claims Of George Gilmore
STA as pay for her services as prac-
teal nurse in the family of the defend
ant.
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FARMERS DECLARE DIVIDEND.

Humboldt, March 16.-The Hum
boldt Farmers Cooperative associa-
ton has declared a so per cent cash
dividend to it's stockholders. Besides
this the association has paid a good
rate of interest ever since 1t organ
lied some twelve years ago. The COM
pany has done larger business ev-
ery year and has been of much service
to the agricultural business Of this
section. The handling of machinery
is to be done away with, only feed
stuffs, grain and coal being dealt IN
in the future.
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BANKER RAISES FINE HORSES.

Knoxville, March 16-J. B. Elliott,
president of the First National bank
of this city, is also raiser of fine
horses. He made two sales the other
day of coming yearlings, one going
to Vernal, Utah, at price of $3.50,
and the other to Moline, ILL.,, at price
of $3.50. Both are from Directum
Spier.
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MINER BREAKS LEG.

Charlton, March 16.-Alfred Stanl-
ard who is employed at Central mine
No. l, met with painful accident
Monday forenoon. He was caught by
a fall of slate and Dr. 8. M. Magari-
an. who was called, reports broken
leg and injuries about the chest.
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BETTER BRED RINGLET' BAR
red Rocks. Have both matings. Prize
winners. Also Golden Buff ROCKS
Both stock and eggs for sale. c. f.
Brokaw, Plano, Iowa.
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Better Than a Sunset

3Twas eventide. The SIN: Il lad stood the bridge
\Vlappng his hands vigorously. Beyond the brow OF
NIhe hill a dull, red glow suffused the sky
"Ah, little boy" remarked the stranger, who was a
little nearsighted ut does my heart good to see that
you appreciate yon cloud effect"
Eyes, SIR replied the lad "Ive been watching
it for ten minutes
Upon the boys face there appeared a smile OF per-
feet bliss.
"A real poet without doubt. And do you watch
the sunset often, little boy?'
Sunset? Why, that ain't sunset, gov-nor; that's
our schoohouse burning down."
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WISCONSIN-FOR SALE OR Elk
change-12O acre farm AZ miles from
town; one-half mile from school;
good buildings, water in house
and to barn from reservoir. Running
water in field. Price 500 per acre.
Cash $4,000 Address owner, G. J.
Weiland Elroy Wis
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BARRED ROCK EGGS FROM LARGE
vigorous birds. 15c per Is, 81 per 100
Grace EmmOns. LibertYVille, Iowa.
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S. c. WHITE LEGHCRNS AND AN
coma eggs for sale. The kind that
lay and pay. Prices reasonable. w.
II. Boon, Batavia, Iowa.
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Farm Property For Sale

$3.50 PER 100 FOR SELECTED
eggs from Rose Comb Brown Leg
horn choice range stock. years with
this breed White China and Toulouse
geese eggs. Also German millet seed.
Satisfaction. Mrs. Chas. Lasley,
Floris, Iowa.
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Railroad Time Tables

c. N. a ST. p. TRAINS
No. Going Southwest. Depart
5A--Southwest Limited :. 1:45 g. m.
3A-Kansas City Local 10: 16 a. m
sSB-Ottumwa to Seymour $50 p. m.
9SB-Local freight ....... 700 a. m.
Going East, via Cutoff.
s2B-Local ........ ...... 7:l6 a. m.
sA-Davenport. Chicago. slip. m.
l2A-Leave Junction 80. IL: 10 q. m
stub train will leave station
for Junction at H. 40 p. M, re-
turning arrive at station at
1875 a. m.
M.>rion Line, Going North.
4B--Ced. Rapids, Savanna,
Chicago ....... ....... 9:Sn a. m.
1osB--Cedar Rapids. Marion STOP. m
Marion Line, Coming South.
103B-From Marion $500. 10: Is a. m
21B-From Marion II: l6 q, m
s7B-Local freight ...... 400 p. m
A-Daily.
B-Except Sunday.
Local freights depart from and term
mate Ottumwa Junction.
Locals 92B and 93B run on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
T. II. Jacobs, Agea-.
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BIRMINGHAM

Mrs Ed Keller living near Win
chester, who has been sick for some
time, was not SO well the first of the
week, and consultation was held
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Courier Want Ads one-half cent per word each
insertion.
Eggs and Poultry

FOR SALE-EGGS. PURE w. p
ducks, II, soc. w. II. Turkeys, 3. ~
Buff Orpington and B. P. Rock 10,
75c. 100, $3.50. Mrs Newell Brown,
Selma, la. Libertyville phone.
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED - EXPERIENCED GIRL
for general housework One reliable,
with children. Address Mia care
Courier
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WHITE WYANDOTTE EGGS, 81 PER
sitting, IS per hundred, also few
cockerels at S1,5o to SO and some
Buff Cochin Bantams. W. C. McM1ch-
ael, Al IN. Clay. New phone 771-K.
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FOR SALE-TWO YOUNG COWS,
part Jersey, 1 red heifer, fresh soon.
Four two year old steers. also l year
ling Jersey bull good grade. also oth.
er young cattle. One four year OLD
road horse broke. one three year old
\ road mare, one three year old, one L
year-old draft mare. Russian green
seed oats. Newell Brown, Selma, Ia,
Libertyville Phone
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Ben Meyer
BIG Do,Nos THIS WEEK.

BIG DOINGS THIS WEEK.
All Ottumwa Is dressed in spring at
tire. And every incoming train brings a
crowd of sight seers and shoppers We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday are the
days of Ottumwa's great annual open
Ing display and the merchants have
decorated and dressed their windows
with such taste and beauty as to make
a fellow feel proud Of his city.
Friday is to be the biggest day OF
all, perfect crush of out of town peo-
pie will be here. and that's horse sale
day. And a good big sale 1t will be.
Everybody invited and Frank Emery
will deliver the principal address Of the
day.
A lot OF horses at the barns now for
retail. Priced from $25 to 5000.
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
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WANTED TO BUY-s0 TO f60 ACRE
A farm near Ottumwa. Lock Box 105,
a EdGyville, Iowa.
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Wanted

OLD CARPETS TO
make into rugs, beautiful and durable
rugs from old carpet at reasonable
prices Write for descriptive catalog.
Bloomfield Rug Works. Bloomfield,
iowa.
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For Sale

FOR SALE-ONE 10 H. P. Prick EN-
CINE, also one IS h. p. Aultman; one
As h. p. Case engine; one SO Case
separator, one % and one 81 Case
separators, complete J. l. Case T. M
Co, PIP South Green.
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$OTICE-WE HAVE GOOD RE-
cleaned timothy and mammoth clover
Il seed. Ask for prices. Hedrtck Grain
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Tor SALE-15O Blu. HOME GROWN
Early Ohio potatoes. 75c per bu. +.
N. Sterner, Agency, Iowa. Batavia
phone.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR nale. up-to-datc cold storage plant,
rsfriKeratnR machinery. well equip
ped saunagE factory and retail meat
and vegetable market. Ideal location
at 22t North Sixth St.'ect. For nfor-
nation, apply 5l6 East Marshall Street.
q. Carlton Jackson. Receiver I'm Bank
rnptcy for the Farmers and Consum ers'
Cooperative Co. OF Virginia. Inc.
FOR exchange. fine Florida farm. An
drews Trading Company. Gainesville.
FLA.
CAPITAL enlisted for Industrial, min
Ing and Legitimate enterprises
through gale OF stocks and bonds on
commission. Established 1896 Wiers
4, Co. lis broadway. New York
ACTIVE. energetic business man with
800 can establish permanent local
bu.ineas paying 500 weekly net proht.
COnHtsnt repeater: 100 per cent profit,
Organize own sales force. c. j. Bailey,
Columbia Building, Cleveland, o.
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WANTED-Board.

WANTED. occupants for two large
rooms; newly papered: convenient 10
bath. Table boarders also wanted 10.
East Franklin Street. Phone Madison
WANTED. board in suburbs month OF
september: four adults-man. wife
and daughters; state price. Address
P.-O Box $40.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LEGO" 1-2 miles from Charlotte s-
vile on jitney route. Mountain
vic%h. large porchcs. lithia water. bath
roo!ns. telephone. Address Miss Cor
nHlia j. Taylor. Charlottesville. Va.
Boz RIDERS wanted. in private home
win modern convcniences: north OF
Richmond near electric line and rail-
road station. For further information
addrsnh + i21. caro- Times Dispatch
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WASTED-Agcn,s.

AGENTS. Little Gem" Automatic Gas
Lighter meet instantaneous sale
Newest agents article Over $50 Der
cent proft; get busy now Postal
brings valuable proposition. Automatic
Gas Appliance Co, Inc. i Union square.
AGENTS, salary or commission. Great.
est seller yet. Every user pen and
ink buys on sight 900 TO 800 per cent
rroHt one agent sales $500 In SIX day;
another S3. In hours. Monroe Mfg.
Co, Y 80, La Crosse, Wis.
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WE. start you in business, furnishing
everything. men and women. $40 70
1900 weekly operating our New system
Specially Candy Factories" home or
small room nywhcre: no canvassinc.
Opportunity lifetime booklet free.
Ra gSdale CO. Box :. East Orange " j.
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: business o! -FOUR own netting soc
oroft On every dollar you take in.
''' insNGcr -nG help you. l0c for
sample We mayer Dept q SO. j55 Park
sit. Chiczzo
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SAtESMEN wanted; experience unne
cessarE; easy work: big pay. Write
now Tor large list OF openings offerinc
OPPORTUNITIES to earn from 800 70 $500
month While YOU learn Address
nearest once, Dept, 324. National sales.
men : framing Association Chicago
Esw YORK, San Francisco. -
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HCR sale, one set Chadman's ency
Ciopeoia OF law. l2 volumes; law
dictionary; all new. Price, sec. e S3S
care Times Dispatch. wv
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EXPERIENCED teacher wishes posi-
ton III family. Graduate OF college.
music, elocutiou. Testimonials. Miss
Anita Hail. pillwyn, Va.
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MRS. CHADlCK'S Nurses Register. 7oS
West Grace Randolph Sao2-I.
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FOR rent. furnished rooms. convenient
to bath, suitable for gentlemen: ref
erenccs. Apply $40 East Franklin
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COMPLETE player piano OUTFIT, consist
ing OF very fine mahogany ss.note
pihEer, guaranteed In every particular
Cabinet with IS select rolls; lnahopanv
bench and plush scarf You must sce
this OUTFIT and hear it played 10 fully
appreciate 1t. Easy terms can be ar
ranged. Price on annlicntIon -
lonial Piano Corporation, No. EOS sant
Broad Street
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

BOXWOOD trimmings wanted. do
the trimming. Write me what you
have. Fl. S. Newman, Somerset Va.
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WANTED by refined middle aged lady,
position III home OF widower, TO as
sist generally References exchanged.
Address A. zoos East Broad street. or
call Madison I1ll-J
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WANTED, EXpERIENCED SALES.
Nan 70 TAKE CHARGE or BOYS,
CLCIHING DEPARTMENT Mt'ST
i rE,s,E "a Z yFGLn;Cl"lNG rEHMANENT
THE RIGHT PARTY ALI, CC,i;liI.Ef
CATiON WILL EE TREATED CONF
Den iALLf, APPLY AT ONCE BOX
WANTED. salesman 10 cau ON bng-
n"ss men Of Richmond oppor,uni,v
for worker. Address J 80. care Tines.
Dispatch.
WANTED. truck salesman. ono thar
mas experience and can furnish ref
crenCes. White Motor 60.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FemA1e.

experienced stenoGrapher
desires to make change, September
LIST or sooner. Address c 6l6. care
Times pi snatch.
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NICE hat, rooms and bath: best To-
cation on Church Hill. ChimboraAo
Park. All conveniences: large rooms
separate entrance. Apply 1904 last
BROAD Street
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AUTOMOBILES.

1914 Mitchell. 5-passenger. fully equip
ped; tine condition; self-starter and
new tires: $500 takes II. Address c
gu, care Times Dispatch.
COMMERCIAL bodies for Ford cars In
stock We can save you money on
oodieS. ANY style body built to suit
your business OH short notice. Repair
ihE ana painting automobiles and
wagons is our business. Get our prices
A. MEYERS SONS,
I'll East Cary Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
FOR SALE-Horses,

FOR sale. s good. large young mules
ages from to years old. VIII sell
cheap TO- close out this week; also ex-
IRA good saddle mare, sound, Is ia
nands high, 6 years old Price, $500
Gun be seen at Southern Transfer
stables. No. lG South Fifteenth Street
FOR sale. nr3t-c class fancy driving
morse, most stylish horse In city:
l combination horse, kentucky bred. S
years old. well broke; also runnhout
and harness Phone Madison 264l.
FOR sale, an exceptionally handsome
mighty bred chestnut geiding. about
10 10 hands, a little over years old.
broken 70 ride and drive. City broke
OF beautiful disposition and nice
mover. Something extra good. Sub
Ject 70 veterinary examination. II In
terested, apply to Archer Anderson, Jr.,
Va. 'N''""''
FOR sale. very fast sorrcI pacing
mare. Newmaticc buggy. race smiky
ana hoots. G. Il. Norveli, 2li North
Foushee Street. III
FOR sale cheap. horse. wagon and har
ness: Apply Norman Brown. uiph.
land View Avenue. Highland Park.
FOR sale, 2 large horses, in good or
DER; Kind In all harness. Apply l50p
cambridge Street. "'-