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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-10-15

GAINESVILLE, Fla, and Bard, Cal, both
places being frost free.
1t is very closely related to the
cultivated sorghums and hybridizes
very fully with them.
1t resembles johnson grass in many
ways, yet it is entirely different
from it. The panicle is a trifie
larger and more compact than is the
Johnson grass but its great differ
ence is in the fact that it has no
underground stems or rootstalks.
Sudan, like the sorghum, has only
a fibrous root.
1t is said that as many as one
hundred stocks have been known to
stool from one seed. l counted 72
this summer from one seed in my
field.
Sudan grass, like other sorghums,
does best in a warm climate and as
many as four cuttings have been Sc
cured under favorable conditions.
Two, however, are as many as can
be expected in this locality and the
grass will attain heighth of about
four feet at each cutting, and the
stocks will be small and very tender
making one of the finest of stock
foods.
1t can not do we'll in all locali-
ties but tests throughout the north
west have shown it to do very well,
1t seems to do best on a rich loan,
but it is far from exacting in soil
requirements. The land upon which
/ raised it was a sandy clay loan
and had never been fertilized.
The stumps were blown out, the
brush and small trees pulled and the
land plowed in April, 1915, and or
May IL l seeded it broadcast at the
rate of IL pounds to the acre, which
was about half enough with this
method of seeding. Next year
shall SOW Is pounds and drill it il
rows about inches apart. / let IN
acres go to seed and some of il
grew to be over eighth feet tall
while the whole field averaged five
feet.
The spring and early summer was
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-10-15
Building New Motor Boat.

Claude Hydorn, the auto repair
man at the Crescent Garage, is util-
izing his spare time in the building
of a motor boat for Douglass Palmer
and G. E. Leader. Mr.. Hydorn has
the boat building we'll under way.
The hull is % feet long and the
beam 81 inches. 1t is a modified V
model with square stern and when
equipped with Ia horsepower Gray
engine, will probably attain a speed
of from IA to Is miles an hour.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-10-15
Celebrates His SOth
Birthday Wednesday
Vim. Eaton One of First Pioneers of this District
First Chairman Of Board Of Trustees--In
Mercantile Business Here For Years

tested that district This was no
light job and at times required rap
id and determined action.
AS stated above he removed to
Kansas in 1877, where he engaged
in farming until 1887 when he trad
ed his farm for a stock of general
merchandise in Alton, Kansas. In
1883 he and a party of friends made
a trip by wagon up into the Black
Hills and westward through Montana
as far as Livingston and Fort Benton,
on the MISSOURI river, where they
sold their teams and went down the
river in row boats to Bismark and
thence home on the railroad.
In the spring Of 1888, in company
with a friend, Mr.. VIM. Rosegrant,
he came to the northwest in search
of location and for 4 hunting trip.
They arrived at Heron Siding near
Clark's Fork on the Northern Pa
cific railway, where they made the
acquaintance of two of those rapid
ly vanishing frontier characters, VII
liam Sommerville. alias yellowstone
Jack" and ]. w. Proctor, better
known as death on the Trail"
These men offered their services
as guides and were engaged for a
trip over the mountains by way of
Bull Lake and on down to the Koo-
tenai river near what is now Troy
thence by raft to Bonncrs Ferry.
Here they dismissed their guides
and after looking around day OF
two took stage for Kootenai Sta
ton on the Northern Pacific railway
whence they visited Seattle and 9TH
er coast points, finally returning to
their home in Kansas.
Of all the places visited they were
most favorably impressed with this
point, and Mr.. Eaton at once began
to make arrangements to come here
with his family and stock of general
merchandise.
Mr.. Rosegrant entered into part
nership with him in the store ven.
ture, and he arrived here with his
belongings in the early days of Au
gust, 1888. A large log building
designed for store purposes had beer
previously erected almost upon tn,
exact spot where Mr.. Eaton's resi-
dence now stands, and he purchased
this and opened up for business al
soon as he could freight his goods
in from the N. P. Ry. by wagons
The merchandise business, though
slow at first, grew rapidly and pros
pered Fur buying was then i'm
portant and profitable, and his for
mer experience in trapping and trad
ing with the Indians served him well
There was no surveyed land thel
north of Rathdrum and that now in
cluded within the Eaton and Bon
} nerport portions of Boomers Ferr,
was held as a possessory right CLAIM
; by ]. B. Van Natter. Mr.. Eaton sc
: cured a release from this party an
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-10-15
BABY MEEKER BADLY BURNED
Scalded Tuesday Morning With Hot
Water From Washing Machine

W os~A Aohs w oohih'S nfo>hih<
Two-year-old Bobbie, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Meeker, was ter
ribly scalded Tuesday morning when
he pulled the plug from the washing
machine full of hot water.
Mrs. Meeker was close by and has
tily picked her youngest baby off
the floor where it was in danger of
being burned By the hot water, as
she ran to Bobbie. The baby was
wringing his hands and Mrs. Meeker
hastily applied vaseline. She had
taken him into the sitting room
where the blinds were down and it
was several minutes before she dis
covered that the hot water had also
burned the baby's chest, his right
arm and leg. In places the child's
flesh was literally cooked. DR.. Eau
cett was called and everything pos
sible was done to alleviate the suf-
fering of the baby. Today the baby
was reported to be resting as COM
fortably as could be expected and he
is expected to fully recover from the
effects of the accident.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-10-15
FATALLY INJURED-RUNAwAY
Mrs. Pete Parker Dies at Vancouver,
Wash.-Former Resident Here

Mrs. Pete Parker Dies at Vancouver,
Wash.-Former Resident Here
Word was received here last Fri
day of the death of Mrs. Pete Park
er at her home at Vancouver, Wash,
on Friday, October 1.
Mrs. Parker's death was the result
of injuries she received in a runa-
way accident. Mrs. Parker, accom-
panied by her daughter, was driving
team of horses which became
frightened in some manner and ran
away. Mrs. Parker tried to jump
out of the buggy and in doing so
sustained a fractured skull.
Mrs. Parker is sister of Tom,
Fred and Charles Solomon, who have
ranches in the Leonia district. She
formerly lived near here and about
three years ago moved, with her hus-
band and family, to Vancouver.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-10-15

filed a possessory right claim him
self upon it. In the early spring
of 1891 the part composing Bon
nerport, was, in the parlance of ear
ly days, Jumped" and plated into
lots which were divided among the
locators, and afterward purchased
from the N. P. railway company by
the town organization. Later in the
same year an Incorporation was OBJ
tanned for the Eaton portion o. the
town and a special survey made by
the U. S. government. 1t was plat
ted and title passed to the respec-
tive claimants of lots, large por-
,tion passing to Mr.. Eaton, who was
also the first chairman of the board
|of trustees. In the same year, 1891,
he and his partner placed upon the
river a small stern wheel steamboat,
named the "Alton," which did local
service for a few years between here
and the international boundary.
After the completion of the Great
Northern railway the business of the
town concentrated upon what is now
the main business street. Mr.. Rose
grant withdrew from the partner
ship, and in 1895 Mr.. Eaton erected
the building which now is the Herald
Office and moved his stock of mer-
chandise into it, where he continued
in business until 1900, when he
sold out and retired, since that time
giving his attention to his real es-
tate interests.
Still strong and active, his career
is, perhaps, almost typical of that
of the race of pioneers who have
brushed from the face of the CONT
nent many of the toughest obstacles
in the way of a better civilization
and reflection upon the things that
have happened since he first saw the
light of day, just across the river
from New York City, will disclose
the tremendous velocity of modern
development and improvement. Aid
ed and augmented by the inventions
made during his life time, we have
accomplished what would otherwise
have taken centuries of time and eff
fort. And if we were to awaken to.
morrow morning under condition:
then existing, we would be help
less and ruined. The steamboat was
yet in the experimental stage anC
the railroad a few miles of crude
wooden rails and worse equipment
The electric light, telegraph, tele
phone, sewing machine, kerosene
lamp even, and thousands of othel
modern necessities to say nothing O
the automobiles, flying machines
monographs, ETC., were then un
known.
A born optimist as every success
full pioneer had to be /, Mr.. Eatol
looks forward to great things TO
Boomers Ferry, and takes much in
terest in new inventions, especial,
predicting a great future for al
navigation.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-10-15
National Guard Banquet

The local company of the National
Guard is planning to hold ban
quet next Wednesday night after the
regular drill. Instructor-inspector
Max B. CARRIER will pay the company
visit on that night. Several box
ing matches and wrestling matches
and a basket ball game will be fea-
lures of the entertainment.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-10-15

A. Fl. Featherstone, owner of the
Bonner Water & Light Co., arrived
here yesterday from his home in
Wallace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-30
FOR SALE-Venicles.

49,
WE have on hand a complete line Of
grocery wagons. all sizes, $50 TO siS5,
Ia injury wagon, farm wagon and dump
Top buggy, SS5: one surrey, SIS; one
trap. SS5. rubber tires. Thos H. Duke
d Co, So4 Brook Avenue
OEE light grocery wagon, $3.50; one
hcavy grocery wagon s65.
ONE heavy open wagon. suitable for
street hauling: good order for sos; 2
single trucks with tops cheap: one c,,t
under runabout reduced TO $50. Come
early If you want this. Several ton
buggics, rubber and steel tires: good
order and painted, from $40 to S65
some Of these cost $3.50 new
line OF new buggies. runa.
bouts and surrics. any style Won may
want We have one high grade rubber
tired pony runahout cheap. See our
linc OF wagons. top or open. for any
business. Prices and terms TO suit.
We can please YOU.
a. MEYERS SONS.
73l East Cary Street
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

bOSHt.R--At Il meeting OF the board
OF directors OF Hollywood Cemetery
company. held March 20. 1915, the fol-
owing resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, II pleased Our Heavenly
rather to remove from our midst our
friend. adviser and codircctor. CAP
TAIN r. JETEK KOSHER, WHO died
March rs. 1919: therefore. be 1t
Resolved, That we bow with reyer-
encc and submission to the vii! of our
heavenly Father, in whom our friend
trusted.
Resolved, That We shall greatly miss
his wise counsel in matters concerning
This company. which re so well and
ielthfnlly served. feeling that our loss
~ his gain.
Resolved, That We bear testimony to
the Christian fortitude which charac-
icrlzcd our brother director.
Resolved That we extend 10 his fam
ily our heartfelt sympathy IN their ar
niction. praying tney may experiences
the consolation of the Holy Spirit in
their deep sorrow and bereavement
Resolved That a copy OF these reso-
buttons be sent to the family: he pub
lished in one OF our morning and after
noon papers; be spread upon the re-
cords OF the company. a page be dedi-
Gated to the memory OF Captain E.
Ictcr Bosher
II, &. WHERRY, President
w. :. STREET. Secretary.
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FOR SALE---.1nr,nsls.
FOR SALE. HORSES. MARES. MULES.
AT CRuLL.S STAB.. as. Is SOGTH
TENTH STREET.

OF work can find them at our stables
from 500 pounds to 1850 pounds. Price,
p 800 p non %s Hnd hSrsss ana
good condition.. and will be sold under
a fun guarantee. " not Az represented
money refunded.
F9R r sa1,s-tlaving no fn nth, use Cor
bargain: pair will weigh 1850 pounds
6 years old, sound Price; $3.50;
$1,000, pair. years. old weigh 1000
pounds. sonnd and very handsome
Price, 1925: pair. cheap mules for si75,
for $3.50. Buy now and save high war
prices in the sprlng Any ono iooiting
They ar are ali t'S fine .o condition Can DO
stable. No, Is south Fifteenth street
No connection with any other stable.
MULES. HORSES AND MARES FOR
FAIR mules sand years old: weigh
NUTS S YsishI naa@s5 SS ?SSa ~
years 0 0n6 price s22J pair mules w" G15
horses and mares, and ono extra good
driving mare. suitable for lady; two
ono double truck. This stock Is right
out of hard work, and must be sold for
the want OF use. Written guarantee
given with each purchase. Can DO seen
at Al North Fifth Street.
FOR sale. 35 head OF good Virginia
raised horses and mules and some
handsome combination riding and driv-
Ing horses, all city broke and at work
every day. Every horse and mule sold
by us must satisfy YOU or your money
back. We give n written guarantee to
that effect. All we want isia chance to
show you that Ne do what We say.
Horses and mules for hire By dag or
month. Attractive rates. We sell for
part cash and satisfactory notes for
balance. References, National state and
CITY Bank. or hundreds we have sold
teams to. Smith & liiN. Livery and
Transfer Stables. Sale and Exchange,
900 block West Cary street. rear City
Auditorium Call day or night, Madi-
son 7723. 27s3. 2Ts4
FOR sale. black Shetland horse pony
and cart Pony is years old. stands
50 inches high, IL sound. strong. gentle
and safe. Thoroughly city broke to
harness and saddle: extra wcll-huilt
and roomy wicker basket cart. set har-
ncss and boys saddle. y bargain. Ad
dress Pony, Z. O. Box 26T, city. or may
be seen at home of J. II. Mathews, third
house left hand side Darbvtown Road.
just beyond Williams burg Rond.
FOR sale. 90 nnc shoats. Baschnng,
Midlothian Pike, west Belt Line.
FOR snle. one wcll-bred, handsome
male bull pup 9 months old. Phone
Madison 2S43-J after i. NJ.
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NOTICE-Eyecutor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

This company having qualified as an
Executor under tho will OF ALEXAN-
DER CAMERON. deceased, notice Is
hereby given to all persons having
claims against this estate TO present
them for payment and all persons
owing the said estate will please max
payments to the Undersigned
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS
COMPANY, INC.
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Staunnrd railroad OF tn outh.
EEEECTIVE IAMI1L q ,lafk

The StauHnrd RniIroaI OF tn outh
EFFECTIVB JANUAnY DN
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: E.l5 A. n and s:s;
p. 81. u:1c z. NJ, 1850 a. Ii.
Fo. Norfolk; s:S A NJ $500 p. NJ. t:it
: For n: W; Ry: west: s:ls A NJ S:p
.or Petersburg: 1850 a NJ. e:Is A. ~.
sag 4. NJ. 500 n n. $50 A. NJ. 300 r. a..
i'.5) Z. NJ
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: '4:is p. ~
Trans arrive Richmond daily: 6:sS A. ~
io;!S a. NJ. ESQ A. "a. 1:Oo a. NJ. .>ss:s7 A. n.
t!o:tS 4. NJ. l:E a. NJ. '2:lo -. Al. tI:n y.
1882 p. NJ.
Except Sunday. tSunday only.
Gons not guaranteed.
Z. S. CAMPBELL. D. p sas MAJ, q,
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MEETINGS..

OFFICE of the Albcmnrle Paper Manu-
featuring Company. Richmond, Va.
March "a, 1915. Tho REGULAR AN
NuAL MEETING of the STOCKHOLM
ERS of the ALBINfARLE PAPER
MANUFACTCR1NG COMPANY Will be
held Mt the office OF the company at
Richmond. Va. on Thursday. the Sth
day of April 1918 at II o'clock A. NJ
ARTHUR T. ROBERTSON.
Secretary and Trensurnr
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a. MEYERS SONS.
73l East Cary Street
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TO-DAy-"MA'S GiRi.s'' tsELIG sPE-
c!aD. The Lady of Shalott," fca-
. turing Flora Finch, and other come
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VIRGINIA Railway and Power Com
pnny, 1i9 Broadway. New York City,
March 20. 1sl5.-The board OF directors
OF the Virginia Railway ana Power
Company this Gay declared dividend
Of one and one-half per cent. equal TO
of said company. payable on April !
1915. to common stock holders OF record
on April ., 1915. The transfer books
will not be closed. Dividend check
will be mailed. q. u. Williams, Treas
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

WANTED, to do your spring white
washing inside and out. piastering Z,
kalsomining ana general house clean
ing. Apply or write "Plastercr" SOC
East Federal. lower Hat
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WAILPAPERING

IF you want your home bcnmtified, let
us do your papcring and painting at
the most reasonable prices for first
class work. We also make n specially
of out-of- town work II. e Gardner,
4S5 West Main Street. Phone Madison
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REN, Broad at Seventh.
l..
ICh, coal AND WOOD

OLD. perfectly dry wood may be scarce.
| have about zoo cords oak and pine
Blocks strictly frst-class. Must sell
this month TO make room for new wood.
Phone order or come and SEQ 1t. BeS t
r. .. NJ. nplint slack for furnace, So
ton Long tho Wood Man.
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THIS is to notify tho following per-
sons, in whose names goods are
stored in our warehouse Mt Main and
BelNidere Streets. that unless storage
and other charges are paid OH same on
goods will he sold TO cover said
charges. Sale will begin at . ~ NJ.
April 5: r. ~. BeveridEc. Mrs. V H.
Shelbourne. Mrs. S. V. Stevenson, j. b.
Crawford. Mrs. A. b. Crowdcr. Richard
Morris. Mrs. Ella Boisseauh Mrs f. T..
i.idouX, Thomas Solan, Mrs y. L. Nor
rs Miss Virginia Watson. G. T.. Marke-
son: l.. Il. Hayne, Fred Johnson, Mrs.
X: ". Moore. Dora Davis, Fl. c. Kellan.
w Fred Richardson, Inc
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AUTOMOBILES.

WE have few more nrst-class used
o-passenger automobile for sale
cheap. The very thing for jitncy
busses. Look EN- over at ia West
Broad.
ONE Studebaker 5-passenger automo-
pie III good running order for s225.
A NeNer.s Sons. al East Cary street
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

BONDS FOR SADIE
pom bonds in the denomination or
$500. Interest coupons payable semi
annually. Financial condition of the
county good. No offer less than pnr
VIII be considered. Bids closed ON
April >; 1915. Address undersi gned,
huckinsham. Va: y. &. Wood. Chair.
man or Board; w. J. Hubbard. Clerk; e.
w. HUBBARD. Commonw ealth's Attorney
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WANTED, competent registered
pharmacist. Best references required
Apply Polk Miller Drug Co.. Inc oIIicc
|Gi7 East Franklin Street.
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ANY man wanting to take trip TO
Europe with horses he M c. Il O.
Depot o'clock this morning No
charges whatsoever. No diSappoint-
ment only shipment made to-day See
| Mr Anderson. of Virginia business EN-
change at depot
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Old Dominion Trust Company.
THE directors of this company have
declared quarterly dividend OF a
per kGSen,t payable " Anri l9i5 to
w. I'll. SLAUGHTER,
ScCrctnrY
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SINGLE apartment furnished for house
Keeping; bath adjoining. l04 West
Grace.
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WANTED-l,urnished Flat.

WANTED. small furnished hous elk ee D
ing apartment. Immediate posses
sion. West End. + 737, care Times
dispatch.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OFFICE Of tho State Highway Com
,s mlhissii4uha Richmond Itch, waY March 22,
clerks office. stuart. Va. until "
for the construction OF n steel bridge
100 feet long over Mayo River. In
Patrick County. Plans and specifica-
tons on file at the clerks onloe, Stuart.
Va. and at this office. Further lnfor-
nation furnished on application to tho
@Ysn5unersigned certified check for
right is reserved to reject any or ali
bids. G.. l.. Coleman, State Highway
Commissioner.
OFFICE of the State Highway Com
m,ltsston; Richmond, Va, March 20.
clerks Office, Rocky. Mount. Va, until
~ o'clock noon, THURSDAY. April 49,
1918. for the construction of a steel
bridge 100 feet long over Pig River, in
tranklin County, Va. Plans and speci-
hcations ON Ale at the clerks oaice.
Further information furnished on APP
Glifation to tho undersigned. a certi-
fled check for $3.50 must accompany
each bid. The right is reserved to re-
ject any or all bids. G. T. Coleman
state Highway Commissioners
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

WANTED. railway mall and postal
clerks: examinations soon. Over
1000 appointments yearly: prepare at
home. Write for plan No. r.. OF pay
mcEt after appointment. Philadelphia
Business College. Civil Service Dept.
Philadelphia. Pa
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3,400 acres frst-class timber
GOOD sawmill outfit at sacrifice
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WANTED-Real Estate.

WANTED, to rent or purchase small
acreage. with modern dwelling. near
car line and convenient TO church and
school. Address ] ia. care Times
Dispatch.
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HELP WANTED-AIale.

WANTED, boy to make himself gen
orally useful around printing office.
Good chance for bright boy TO learn
the trade. Cottrell " Cooke. 104 Gov
ernor Street.
II out OF work. see Virginia Busincss
Exchange.
WANTED. so good men TO ship with
horses to Europe. Leave Richmond
Apply Room IA, City Hall. Richmond
Public Employment Bureau, Wortley
Dickle. Manager.
OF age as stock boy In Wholesale
notion house. Address & 628. care
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IF out OF work, see Virginia Busincss
EXCHANGE.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
FOR RENT-F1ats.

Groom modern fiat, uncXpired lease,
ll3 North Third Street. reduced rent
until September l.
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WANTED. men to learn barber trade;
few weeks required: steady posi-
tons for competent graduates: won
derful demand for BARRIERS. Free catn-
logue. Richmond Barber College
Richmond Va.
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NOTICE-Ad,ninlstrator

RICHMOND, VA. March 25.l9l5.-Hav-
ing qualified as administrator, e. Z. u.
OF the estate OF Miss Georgia stuart
deceased. all persons to whom said do
csdent WAS indebted Will please present
their bills to, and oil persons indebted
the undersigned.
Administrators, C. I. a., Of Georgia
stuart, Deceased.
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L<;an AND FOUND.


MOO reward paid for return Of diamond
pal pm lost last October: no questions
asked. 1o6 West Grace Street
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TRANSFERS

c. G. MILLNEUS Transfer, moving and
Grating furniture aspecialty, trunks
hauled. claim checks Issued at the
house for your baggage, two men on
our wagon. Pianos properly hauled.
500 North Ninth Street. Phone AIadi-
14A5