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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
FOR RENT-Real Estate.

GOOD. new blacksmith shop for rent
in good section; fine opportunity for
business man. c. r. Sanderson. Car
tersrille. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14
SUMMER BOARDING

VIRGINIA Beach. the Burbank Cottago
Is now open. Reservations now be-
Ing made at S27 West Franklin Street.
Richmond. Va.
BOULEVARD Inn, on Hampton Roads,
Beautiful location, country and sea
shore combined. with city convenienccs.
Excellent table Terms. 80 TO SIC per
week. Near golf links. Open all the
year. Misses Tabb, boulevard Inn,
Hampton, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY c. l.. &c II. l.. DENOON,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEE SALE OF THE HIGHLY
ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE PROP
ERTY KNOWN AS NO. 7o4 NORTH
THIRTY FOURTH STREET.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

number of second hand motorcycles
reasonably priced. Bauman &; Hines
Ill West Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14

WANTED, a good bookkeeper. one with
some knowledge OF tho real estate
business preferred Address T. III, care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14

WANTED. by n large corporation. a
frst-clasS stenoErapher and Office
man. Apply in own handwriting. Civ
ing references and stating age and
salary expected. Address T. S23, care
Times Dispatch.
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FOR SALE-Vehicles.

FOR sale. 6 good. large young mules
ages from to years old. Will sell
cheap to close out this week; also eI-
ira good saddle mare. sound. Is IA
hands high, 6 years old. Price. 500.
Can be seen at Southern Transfer
Stables. No. 16 South Fifteenth Street
HANDSOME roane pony, weight 1000
pounds Will stand anywhere. John
D. Blair. Jr.. care Times-Dispatch.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
sOritof Der 8ransoisn Dsi eoifons i@laot fe5I.
- 0enti9e Slieser bom6arOirsn 9anfir9cn.
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ldeu Sront i'm Nlgemeinen nuuerGnoert.
lu6cOcntenO @OriOfe Der Jnieu a6@ bon NIawu WnOeu n
rid eewieieu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
d eISnHs pOn seeidfad t

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nnbeFGtigt.
Gio Sauciro, 10. Snunar. -
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tignng Ser MelSnng bon Der angeb.
liden Seeidladt 5iuiidjen Sem britt.
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bic iid nabc 9lio @ranoe Del glOrtc,
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fen Dem geridJt wenig @lanbcn.
BON Ser Sann" ongebIi6
geiunfeu.
guenos g(ircS. 8. Sanuor. II
Oie 3eitimg o2o @rcuIa~ bringt Oie
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5uidlieBen.
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placement BON 1890 Eonnen imO
cine geiabun8 bon $40 W1onn.
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ment bon 1880 Sonnen uno cine
9eiasltng bon 73t Wlann)
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tnr aus Siinfirdlen bciagt, Oah eiu
9ntenS oeiti@er 2lerOplnne Dinfir-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11


9openbogen TO- SnmInr
(Dia 2onoon). Ser o4oltifen"
orudt oie nodIte6enoe @otiaoft bon
aonig gilbert bon geloicn.
nSd bin tief beipeet BON Sbren
Selegromm IN peldem Sie Sbrer
Spmpatbie fir @elgieu glusornd ae.
ben Gos ifonotnooii6e @oIf bat
piel oo3u beigetrogeit oic oeioen
meincs Golfes 81 liuocrn, 0os ouf
gcrtrdge borte lno iid ser 9ert6ei.
oigung ieiner G6re mei6te.
SD idl0bc 0os bon oeu ifon0ita.
Uiihen Nationen an Sen Sog alcate
Nlitgeiii6l 9on8 beionoerS bod. Die
9lorreide @eidibte Ser Sfanoino.
bier 6eipiit Ben bo6eu @eiit Ser lii.
o6bdneiefeit melder Die ifonoina.
Uiihen @olfer 6eieelt.
Bite, ioaen Sie alien eoeleeiinn-
ten @ebern in Sfonoinopien meinen
beIien Donf~
(@e5.) 9ll6ert aonig bon Qelaien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
9cpartemcnt 6es Gr5icgnuosWeieus.
Vnrcnu oce
Snpcrintcnocntcn oes Cciicnilmcn lintcrr6tS,
WinOf1nus mn Qnfanctfcs sllucnue.

Winoiluis nm SnIn1ctic.Npcnue.
Nalt more, O. SnnOr 1915.
Sine @riiiuna 5peds gusudblng bon 8ebrs
frditcn fir oe 8orbereihlnas. Gnuen. cinen
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9nlissgcbrcr i'm Iurncu, miro am %. nno 23
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gcbnlicn ncroct.
sine 8rinna fit bic slusnd6nng bon ecbr'
lrdlien fir No6cH, iir gdbcn nm liir pnnos
icriialcitsalnicrriobt miro am 30. Snnnnr be-
Qinncno I'M o llbr lior9cns, IN ocr Sfnlc
Yir. 70 an Der Gde Der Rari2ocnue liiO oolls
m0nsSirdBc nbQcbnltcH perocn.
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lrdiicn fir @lcmcninr.Sdnlcn NinoerodtielL
ionic ais Schrcr ocs ScuiiDcn tn Den cnglll6'
ocuiibcu Shucn bon Baltimore utro ON 2,
3, 4. uno .. Scbrunr 8 ll0r WiorQcns bc9ins
ncno. im gcnrcrScminnr, furi gpcnuc uno
SoiimaH.Sira6e. uno In Der Ncgcr,Snnoicrt1'
icits.Sfnle, Wlonnt un0 Snralo8asSiraBe ec'
bdlien ipcrocn
giabcmii6 p. uno g. 8c6ruar.
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9loti5. - gusluniis 9iriulare meroen anf @rs
iudlclL 81 rihien on Die gOiiice Of tbe super.
iuienocni Of En5Hc Sniiruciion", 5uaeanot
Sronris u. eppcr,
Snpcrinlcnocni ocs 0ilcnili6cn lnierri1is.
(San9. .tf-13b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

beute glohmittog bonn fran5oiiiden
&riegsbiireou erIaiiene offi5ieae Gom-
nuuique bat naditebenoen &ort-
loilt:
nSSn ser @egeno bon Der See bis
5ur Die 6oben ii6 9lrtiLerie.@eie9te
5u9etragen.
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SoiiionS par Ger 5einO tros beftiaeu
glugriffS nidt i'm Stonoe, Oie Sdh-
bengrdben picoer 5iiriid 5u erobern,
Die er 0erloren bate. 9lm enoe Oes
Cages no6m er oas 9onboroenent
BON Soilions mieoer ailf.
Sn Dem 9e5irf bon 9ieims bis 5u
Sen glrgonnen bat uuiere glrtiaerie
Die oeuti6en gerihon5lneen in ie6r
mirfiamer @eiie beidoiieu; an meb.
reren 9unfteu wiroen Die 9ioniere
0eS Seinoes bertrieben.
Die @oiitionen, melde mir bei Ser
Ties ino in 0erllmgeblng oieies0or.
fes genonnen 6aben, iino bon uns
ousaebaut ipor0en. Gin @egen-gln.
griff oes 6einoes peitlid BON 4er-
t6es lit 5uriidgeidlagen poroen. Sn
Der glohbaridaft bon So 6erte oe
@eauleioiu boben mir in 5mei 9lid.
tilngcn Sortihritte gemaHt. inoenI
mir noh Dem @eIien 81 an @ooet
geiponneu uno inoem mir BON einem
n0roliH ecIegenen 6eloe 9eiib ergrii.
fen.
Sn Dem 9lrgonuenpal0e Bat ser
5eino oie @egeno bon Sort oe EoriS
bombaroirt; mir bo6en oos 6eiter er.
hilbert mO Elm oeutihes glod6mis
5eritort.
Gie glngriffe oes Seinoes auf oSii.
gel 0lr. 263" iino forteeIett moroen.
g9eitlih bon @olreilleS baben mir
uniere i6nmtIiden @oiitionen be.
6ouptet.
3piiden Dem 9lr9onnenpolOe uno
Ser Wloas Bat iib nicbts bon eripdb.
neuspert6cr 9eoelitimg 8ueetrosen.
glIf oeu &06en Ger Wloas i'm g9nl-
oe bon 9lpremont iuuroe cinent 9ln,
0riif oeS 5einoes bon oeut Seucr I'M
ierer 9Irtillerie Gin5olt ae6oten.
Sn sen @ogeien, noromcitlib bon
@ottlpiQer (unpeit bon S6anD bo.
ben mir ebcnfoQS eiueu 9lneriff 5ii.
riidgeipieien.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

@oriS, 10. Saniar. ~ @. Z.
Giomanog, ein rnmdniider 9I6georo-
meter, crtldrte am Samitag aui ei-
mem 9anfett, OaB &umdnien am
gorabeno GROCER @rei9niiie itebe, ino
OoB es iiHerlidb geipimcn weroe, noa
ieine Sadie cine gerehte iei". @r
iaotc, er ici iicber. oaB Rnmdnien's
eiutritt in Den aries in iciuer 9een-
Oigiiu9 reiultireu lpiiroc. Gr fiigte
6in3u, er iprede nidt in oiii8ieuer
@iaeni9oft, er gebc ieoo4 Der aIIae-
meinen Stimnmng ieines 8oIfes
9lusorud.
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PROHIBITION DECISION CAUSES
 GLOOM.
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SEATTLE, Dec. 11.-Although ex- pected the decision of the supreme court declaring the validity of the pro- hibition law enacted last spring, has towns of Washington and the saloon and brewery interest are preparing tc the first of the year. Announcements from Olympia today state that while the decision Is unanimous. separate opinions were written by Judges Chad wick and Fullerton. Parker wrote the main decision which contains upward Of twenty thousand words.
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A. P. A. Servies,

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-The re- port o1 the war college division Of the regular army stan was made public today by Secretary of War Garrison siselosing in detail the plans outlined ior the proposed army increase to- sether with the costs of mobilization, raining and equipment
 In general terms the plan which will be considered by congress embraces ahe formation of an army of one mil ion men, one half of which shall be
 uily or partially trained. 1t Is rec commended that this shall be divided up into Che various branches as fol- lows Regulars. one hundred, and twenty -one thousand. first line re- serves, three hundred and seventy nine thousand. second line reserves. one half million The first division win compose the regular or standing army. the second division will em- brace men who are fully trained for active service but who will be fur loughed except during a brief period
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U. 5. AT ODDS WITH AUSTRIA
WANTS BRITAIN CALLED
 TO ACc0UNT

tn almost piratical spirit throughout the war period. abrogating 10 herself the right to do as she wills with the ships and cargoes of neutral powers, suffer heavy losses that are not ex- cused by any plea of necessity. Smith aeclared that 1t was time for con- aress to take a hand In bringing her 10 terms in view of the fact that the protests of the state department have teen met by an increased display of ,awlessness and a further trampling lsPon neutral rights.
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AUSTRO-GERMANS
 EVACCUijAT|NG LEMBERG
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 PETROGRAD, Dec 1.-Advices arr irving by way of Kiev today assert that the Austro- German forces lately occupying Lemberg have been compell- ed to evacuate the town in the face of the determined Russian advance in Eastern Galicia From all accounts received during the past few days, the Russians have been making steady ad- vances both in south Poland and in Galicia The war office. however, maintains almost complete silence con- cerning operations outside of the Cour- land war zone where the Germans have been driven back at all points
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present being encountered.

present being encountered.
 Some of the more radical papers are openly designating the campaign as q senseless slaughter In reply to the criticism the war office vouch- safes no answer beyond the posting hints of the trend of affairs carefully toned and shaded by the censors. This. coupled with the almost entire ab- sence of news from other fronts Is contributing to a general restlessness apparent throughout the kingdom.
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LONDON PESSEM|ST|C
 OVER BALKAN OUTLOOK

LONDON. Dec. 1.-The reports de- tailing continued reverses of the en- lente forces in the Balkans are hav- ing most depressing effect on the British public and even the press is not entirely free of a certain touch of pessimism regarding the outlook Ia that section.
 While the general tone of the press is that the adjusement of affairs in the Balkans Is one that should be left entirely In the hands of the war au- thorities. several of the papers are in should be abandoned for the present in view of the great difficulties at
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SAYS J. 5. WILL ACHIEVE GREAT
 INFLUENCE
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COLUMBUS, Dec. 1.-The president addressing the Chamber of Commerce here today declared that if the United States can preserve it's self possession during the present world crisis It will achieve a marvellous influence in re. constructing the peaceful course of the world and will prove a powerful force in bringing the nations together again.
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RELATIONS WITH AUSTRIA
 STRAINED
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 WASHINGTON, Dec 11.-There is every prospect that the diplomatic reIa- tions between the United States md Austria will be broken off by the former unless the urgent demands of the American note to Vienna are com piled with promptly. The American communication demands an immediate disaVowel of the sinking of the Ital- ian American liner Ancona and full reparation for the lives and property of the Americans lost In the attack.
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BRITISH PRESS R|DCULES.
 GERMAN PEACE FRISCO

the entente flowers have reyolved to carry on the war to a definite con plusion.
 man humbug, assert that Germany alone is desirous of peace. The Ex- press winds up it's statement by as- serting that There can be no peace until the power of the military caste cf Germany Is broken forever When they are ready to abdicate Britain is ready to talk peace"
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4. F. 4. 3orv,cs.

4. 2. 4. 3crvics.
 WASHINGTON, Dec l1-Senator hoke Smith has called upon congress to insist that Britain cease interfer- ence with neutral commerce at once and to demand that full reparation be made for all damage sustained fly American shipping through the op- erations of that government.
 During the course of a fiery address in which Britain was strongly de- bounced for her attitude toward the skipping of neutrals, Senator Smith declared that Britain has manifested
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YUAN NOW MONARCH
 OF CHINA

PEkIN, Dec i1.-Yuan Shi Kai, late president of the Chinese republic, has vanished and In his place reigns Elm peror Yuan who was rendered the Chinese throne by the national coun- cil of state. Acting as parliament today, the council of state can vassed the vote on the question of changing the form of the Chinese gov ernment to a monarchy and found
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WAR COLLEGE PLANS AN
 ARMY OF MILLION

each year which will be devoted to training
 The third division will contain A half million men who are partially trained which will gradually be ab- E rbed into the second line of reserves un the completion of their period of training. The plan embraces the in- elease of the cavalry forces, the ar illery division signal and aviation camps to meet the demands of the greatly increased military force
 The cost as estimated by the war college will be five hundred and three millions of dollars for the first year. but this is expected to be lessoned by nearly one-half after the year of inception. The entire army will at all times be under the direction and supervision of the general staff of the regular larmy which will have fun control of mobilization plane and the training of the entire force.
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ministers of the entente nations had served formal notice that all Greek ports would be immediately blockaded unless the allies were assured complete liberty in their military operations in the Balkans
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ATHENS ADMITS ACTION FORGED 4. ?. A. Service.

ATHENS. Dec. 1.-The Greek gov ernment has made all arrangements to demobiliZe the army which has been maintained on a war footing during the past three months. A decree to this effect was issued this afternoon,
 It is stated that the government has reached this decision only after the
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SERBIAN CONQUEST
 RELEASES MILLION MEN

number are practically at their dis posal al the present time as the allied powers are not viewed as a dangerous factor at present It is generally eX- pected here that the troops will now be diverted to other fronts. including tie Eulgarlans who can be spared fIcm the work of protecting their own territory
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PRESIDENT BUSY AT COLUMBUS
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A. p. A. Service.
 COLUMBUS. Dec. 11-Presldent Wilson arrived here today and will be q busy man during his visit. His pro- gram for the day includes two public addresses and a reception at the state capital
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REAR ADMIRAL LUDLOW DEAD
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A. 2. A. Service.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 10.--Rear Ad- miral Nicoll Ludlow. retired. late governor of the naval home in Phila - delphia and famous for his connection with the capture of the conferedate cruiser Florida In the harbor of Bahia, Brazil. in 1864, died today at the age of seventy three.
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A. p. A. es~vsss.

LONDON. Dec. 1.-The press of Great Britain Is commenting on the peace statements of the German chan cellor In a most satirical vein. Ridi- references to the much advertised peace talk of the Germans and the majority of the papers insist that Ger many Is fully aware of the futility of attempting to talk peace at the present time. knowing full well that
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GREAT NAVAL BATTLE IS
 REPORTED
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ATHENS, Dec. l1.-According to authentic advices received here last night a great naval battle has been fought in the Adriatic sea between the Austrian and Italian war squadrons Details of the engagement which is said to have occurred Thursday. are lacking.
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LODGE INTRODUCES
 BOMB RESOLUTION
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WASHINGTON. Dec. l1.-Senator ioeee of Massachusetts has introduc- the privilege Of a senate investigation of the repeated bomb outrages and iu- eendiary fires occurring throughout the country
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A. ?. 4. eesvies.

LONDON, Dec. 11.-According to a dispatch from Amsterdam today Pre-. m"r Radoslovoff of Bulgaria Is quoted IS saying that the successful conclu- sion of the Serbian conquest releases future operations of the central pow CTS. Radoslavoff says that the entire
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NOTICE.

Masonic Social for Masons and fam. flies and lady friends Saturday. De- cember ii, at 8:30 p. m.
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The place to get your job printing at right Prices and prompt delivery is st the Nugget office.
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For Nome NSws and Worlds news get the Nugget
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Fresh salted peanuts and almonds Rose Candy Store.
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Mail the Nugget to your friends and hefp advertise Nome.
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that the votes of 1898 representatives out of a total of 2,043 qualified to vote on the propo sition were favorable to the change. The council then formal = ly rendered the throne to President \ Yuan, who accepted. The change has not been formally ratified.
 OH YOU ROOF GARDEN!
 Saturday, the 18th.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Phone 2O9. C. j. Simpson. for
black dirt. sand and gravel.
Call on Geo. Simpson for all kinds
of cement work. excavations and els
tern repairing.
For Sale. My residence property
at a bargain.-H. M. Penn.
Eat at Jacks.
For Sale. Large heater. Inquire
of Chicago 5 and 10 cent store.
House for rent. Inquire Mrs. DR..
Kellogg.
Eat at Jacks.
For Sale. Gasoline power washing
machine, good as new, at a bargain.
"A. j.. Peters.
Might as well take the watch to
Osborn's first.
Ice cream. 81 per gallon. packed.
Sugar Bowl.
For Rent. Eight room house on
Egan avenue, north of Ideal laundry,
city water and electric lights.-Claus
Hexom.
Eat at Jacks.
For Rent. Strictly modern house.
new, one block from high school.
Inquire at this office.
Wanted. Girl for general house
work.-Mrs. b. L. Ketcham.
Rooms for rent, furnished or I'M
furnished. Apply at this office.
Lost. Radiator cap for Overland
car. Kindly return to DR.. Sears.
Get your Halloween specialties at
Porter's.
Girl wanted for general houseworI
at Sugar Bowl.
Don't forget TO leave your coupons
for the free watch given away Octo-
Der 80, at the Rexall Store.
For Sale. Thoroughbred roar
Short Horn bull, 10 months old,
weight about 700 pounds.-Adolph
Stehr.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Heit-
man, a daughter.
For Sale or Rent. Six room house,
West Third street.-Albert Budde.
Lost. Pair nose glasses, with
brown rims, in a black case. Return
to this office.
Mrs. Roberts, sister or ID. +.
Daugherty, was a morning passenger
for Sioux Falls.
Hickory nuts, just in; new Brazil
nuts; horseradish, Toe a glass
Earle Kelley.
Squash, 10c. 15c, zoe; fancy home
grow turnips, sweet and nice, 15c
a peck at Earle's. Phone 274.
The funeral of the late Peter
Schneider was held from the United
Lutheran church this afternoon.
The band will give a concert in
Egan venue tomorrow evening ii
weather conditions are favorable.
Rev. and Mrs. z. Wilson returned
by the afternoon train from Sious
Falls, where they attended the flu
neral of the late Bishop Biller.
Theda Bara as the Vampire. in A
Fool There Was at the Imperiai
T~hursday, October %. Admission %
cents. First show, 1870; SECOND
show, 8:45. ~
A football game between the Mad
ison Normal and the Flandreau In
dams is announced to be played a
Athletic park in this city next Satur
day afternoon.
Special communication Evergreen
lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, Wednesda,
evening, October 81. at 8 O'Clock