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PAGE TEN

Wnen an Italian priest is elevated by the
bribed votes of Italian cardinals to the office
OF Pope, he ceases to be a falllble mortal, and
at once becomes Christ yelled in the fesh,''
incapable Of making mistake in any matter
of faith and morals.
This infallible Pope Plus TX, two years
after he had been voted above human error,
carelessly and repeatedly denounced the Civil
power of the State for authorizing civil mar
tlages, and vulgarly characterized all such
marriages as "filthly concubinage."
In doing this, Plus was merely repeating
and republishing the DEGREES of the Council
Of Trent, nearly 400 years ago.
Does Jim Tobin set himself up as better
scholar than Mr.. VIM E. Gladstone?
Does P. III. Rice deem himself better
exponent of Roman Catholicism than the
Popes?
Victor J. Dorr might be safely trusted to
cut, fit and sew a pair of breeches, but has he
ever perused the official sermons of his Roman
Papa?
Has James Tobin, the acting boss Of the
cotton firm of Phinigy G Co., never read the
Mell-known Syllabus Of 1864?
Is their church so foreign to these Augusta
citizens that they are utterly ignorant of it's
creed and its canonical laws?
In the Fourteenth subdivision of errors,
mently stated that a merely civil contract
among Christians may not constitute valid
marriage
4 civil contract is of course, such a mar
riage as all Protestants recognize as valid,
when licensed by the Ordinary and performed
by civil or ecclesiastical oficer-not
bachelor priest.
It was because the priest told Frank Boz
&euillet, of Macon, that he was living In con-
cubinage, that he forsook the Baptist lady who
had mistaken him for gentleman, and had
marlied him in strict accordance with the
laws of Georgia.
In his official discourses, 1872 and 1873,
Pope Plus X. repeatedly refers to the Prot
estant marriages as merely concublnage,"
"only concubinage,1 filthy concubinage;" and
he most insultingly describes the lawful hus-
band and wife as 'tAe concubinary partios."
Pope Plus X, so late as August 2, 1907,
declared officially
"Only those marriages are valid which are
contracted before parish priest"
What can Messrs. Rice, Tobln, Dorr, and
Battey say to that?
Let them take care lest they became schis-
matics.
The Roman priesthood is solemnly sworn
TO ''persecute to the utmost not only Hug
uenots, Lutherans, and Presbyterians, but also
SchiSmaticS.
Who is schisnatic? Why, the schismatic
is the member of the Romanist church who
holds opinions differing from those of the
Papa.
1t would be lamentable sight to see Rev.
Walsh laying the lash Of Romes anathema
Oh the shoulders of Jim Tobin and Vic Dorr.
Possibly, however, Walsh gave them "dis-
pensation" before they rushed into the paper
to tell that fb about Protestant marriages.
Really, it would cause much embarrassment
in business circles, everywhere, if the Catholic
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er's StOries'' Has Seen
Presented.
"Grandmother Stories have been presented
by Mr. Watson to the following schools.
This second installment making one hum
dred and forty three copies, exhausts the sup
ply Mr. Watson purchased for gifts, but the
book may be bought from the author, Mrs.
Howard Merrlwether Lovett, Girard, Ga.
It is handsomely bound, profusely illus
trated and is priced $3.50.
GRANDMOTHER STORIES.
1. Miss Emma Perry Powder Springs, Ga.
2. Miss Eoline Nelson, Yatesville Ga.
8. d. r. Brock, Villa RIGA, Ga, (Boyd's Acad-
emy)
4. Miss Matte Page, Canton, Ca, (Oakdale
School.)
5. w w. Carter Cobbtown, Ca
6. Miss Ruby Donnan, Lizella, Ga, Rt. No. e.
(Bethel School)
T. Miss Mary Bennett Forsyth, Ca. R. F. D.
No. 2.
g. E. B. Gay, Triton, Ca, "Ty Ty School,
8. w. H. Bolton, Jr, Griffin, Ca, Midway
Public School"
10. Miss Addie Smith, Mountville, Ga, Ger
rell School,
II. Miss Mary V. Smith, Byron, Ca. "cleve-
land School,
-. Miss Estelle Hughes, Buena Vista, Ca,
Route L.
13 Miss Nell Lay, Jefferson, Ca, Dry Pond
School,
IA. MISS klttle IaylOr, JuuGCCe, Gd
Is. Miss Emily Nash, PhilOmath Ca. Carriers
Grove School,
49, Miss Mamie Torrance Milledgeville, Ga.
II. J. l.. Denton, Armuchee Ga.
IS. Miss Pearl RainWater, Blackshear, Ca,
Pierce Institute.
49, Homer L. Sanders, Kite, Ca, coax Chapel
School,
20. Miss Euri Bell Bolton, PARROT, Ca, Rt 2.
81. Mrs. Cordie Emory, Lagrange Ca, pleas
ant Grove School,
22 Jno H Queen, High Shoals, Ca, walker
Harris Institute.'
23 Miss Della Raines, Ashburn, Ca, R. F. u.
No. 2
a. Miss Clyde Smith; sandersville, Ca,
pleasant Grove School"
25 Miss Ruth Bloodwaiter, Smarrs, Ca
26 j. L. Taylor, Durand, Ca, "Durand
School,
27. Grover c. Oliver, Penfield, Ca, (Mercer
High School.)
20. Miss EVE L. Seymour Royston, Ca, Rt. 2,
(Sandy Grove School)
20. Miss Lois Mangham, Fender, Ga.
80. U. D. Wood Manassas, Ga.
81. T. N. Hurst Luthersv1lle, Ca, Luthers-
vile Institute
80. Miss M. Annette Stokes, Georgetown, Ga.
33. w. Arthur Mercer Eastman, Ca, Zebuon
Public School.
a. c. NJ Rogers, Alpharetta Ca, (Crabapple
SCHOOL,
School.)
&C. R. P Etheridge, Luthersvine, Ca, Luth-
ersvie Public SCHOOL,
81. Miss Myrtle Moore Gore, Ca
80. Miss Lille booming, Fitzgerald, Ca,
(Whitey School)
80. Will N. Kitchens, Griswoldvile, Ca, Rt. 2,
Box No 8.
40 Jas M. Gooden, Byron, Ca, Byron High
School"
Al. Miss Della Byrd, Rutedge Ca, Rt. l.
AZ. Miss Amy Cauthen, Smarrs Ca, "Smarrs
School,
49, Miss Pearl Murrah, Elsville, Ca, Coon
cord School,"
A. Miss Vida Jolly, Kingston, Ca, Rt. 2.
As. Miss Clara Williams, Boston, Ga, Ever
green School.
46. w. E. Partain, Differ Ga.
At. Miss Delene Minchen, Douglas, Ca Oily
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-06
A Book All Young People Should Read

You hear so much about Caesar
wouldn't you like brief, up-to-date
sketch of his marvellous career, his
creation of the Roman Empire, his
murder and his great funeral?
Wouldn't you like to know about the
noble pair of brothers, the Graceful?
And about Marius and Sylla? And
about the Great Instruction of White
Slaves led by Spartacus?
Also the immortal love-story of
Antony and Cleopatras
All this, and much more you will
find in
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81. Miss Lottie Boggs, Jefferson, Ca, Reho-
both School.
So. w. L. sprouse Hebardville, Ca. Pineview
School.
So. w. A. Yarber, Uptonville, Ga.
81. Miss Bane Hornbuckle, LoganviIe, Ca,
Lenora School.
SIS. Miss ~Arlie Sewell, Lavonia, Ga.
Sc. L. F. Taylor Danes Ferry, Ga, (Holly
Grove SCHOOL,
School.
So. R. L. Porter, Bridgeboro, Ca, Bridgeboro
School.
SO. Mrs. Molly Reeves, Rockmart, Ga.
so. e. e. Thornton, Fayetteville, Ca, Glen
Grove School,
81. Miss Mae Stewart, Seed, Ca, Macedonia
School.
62. U. A. Lawson, White Plains Ga, Mount
Stephens School,
So. Miss Jessie Stone Wray, Ga.
Ga. Homer Mcclure, Blairsvile, Ca
SIS. w. A. Jones, Madison, Ga, Rt. g. Box &c.
Sc. Mrs. Robert Smith, Watkinsville, Ga.
81. Miss Florrye McGibony White Plains Ca,
Lanier School.
68. Mrs. j. M. Garrett, Wenona, Ca. (Wenona
School.)
50. Miss Lila odom, Sloan, Ca, Dolvin
School.
70. R. M. Hill, Auburn, Ca, (Alcova School)
II. A. c. Tanner, Ca l. Ca, Auburn School.
72. Paul E. Lester Apalachee, Ca, (Apaachee
School)
70. Miss Amy Moss West Point, Ga.
IA. G. c. Stanfied, Glennville, Ga.r (Tison
School.)
rs. Miss Ruth A. Burney, Dasher Ga.
76. l.. E. Strange Wrghtsville, Ca
II. J. M. Harts College Park, Ca, Flat Rock
School.
70. Miss Matte Sage, Newborn Ca, CIacks
Chapel School.
70. J. c. Banks Fayetteville Ca, Black Rock
School.
80. Mrs. Sam Kitchens, West Lake, Ca, Tar
versvle School.
81. Miss Carribel Murrah Buena Vista, Ca
3d.. Miss Dora Hilsman, Devereux, Ga.
83. Miss Iva Langston, Edison Ca, Jonesvil1e
School.
"a. Miss Nellie Howard, Forsythe, Ca, Roman
School.
IS. Miss Laura Horne, Brownsting, Ga.
86. Miss Matte J. Van Landingham, Howard,
Ca, Howard School.
81. Andrew J. Walker, Sylvana, Ca, Elmwood
School,
88. Everett Knox, Hoboken, Ga.
80. r. S. G. Smith, Commerce, Ca
90. Miss Mary Petit, SopertOn, Ga.
81. Miss Clara Head, Clermont Ga.
go. Miss Leonidas Foster, Flovia, Ca, Oak
Hill School.
3d. Miss Nipple Hunt, Sparta, Ga.
Read E0rniOr Missions FvDOSp6 hv TNhoc
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Read Foreign Missions Exposed, by Thos.
E. Watson. Beautifully printed. Profusely
illustrated. Price 80 cents. The Jetfersonlan
fishing Co., Thomson. Ga.
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FOR Sii,E-fiorsss

HAVING decided to chouce ore Of my sta
b!e- !nto garage. Will iii pos. q! 20 head
OF mylcS and = big Eurs-S They
nav" been WORKING here tor tho !Hst year in
L I" years old. Wi! weigh from 100 20
loo pounds They ar. all :i i;ist-Ciass
condition, and VIII sell them under full
guarantee II uot represented, will re-
tund The money. can hc sn.u at Crulrs
Stahics. -, ~. - - Suu;h Tenth.
"a good mules right out ot the hardest kind
OF work, price $3.50 peg pair up: also 7
good work horses and mares. from 500 M.
II YOU want fun value for your money. see.
IN" first. Plominnns Transfer Stan!cs 10
South Fifteenth Street.
FOR sale. stallion. red court. grandson ~
Guy Nilks. weight. Loo. blood big
price Fight. u. $. Farmer. News Ferry. Va.
FOR SAL. | j-year-oli bay Shetland pony.
we'll broke to harness and saddle peg
!:Ci!y SDurd and gentle Price. 500. Also
pony trap ant harness. al,uos; new
price, :S". \. q. II. GAINESVILLE. Va. W y.
Blanks CiarlSsviIls. Va.
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MEETINGS.
THE CHESAPEAKE < ONO nv. co.
Notice OF So"cisl Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that a special
T"TSt"s g., Of me I,oGknoldSrs OF rhs Chess
called ~ tho board OF directors OF 80
c1inn"ns. I" To- held at the principal oNc.
Va. SATURDAY. tho END day o, Nyrii''
l.iG, a. 10 "clociS y NJ. Tor tho following
ca To consent to. approve and au,hor!s.
an inerrasc % ihr authorized common cap.
,sl stock OF tn" company hy tho addition
ths TII% Of Sto"il ia the par. amount uf
81 o. ths par Eain" OF $40, each. so as to max
common capital stool. sls5co5OC0 consistin-,
each.
Gt ,onN"r'ibi" bonds of 81" company to b-
%uown as ~ Per cent 'onEer'iha THIRTY
<i'ls"cN q, any on" time outstanding. such
'""b"n bonds 81 the denominations 81
e." and 1890. ~ az registered bonds OF tn.
hs"'''''" or mu.'ir!"s OF $3.50 that the board
or directors Of tho company. by resolution,
may rom Vim. I" 'iine prescribe, such bonds
:" ~ parable. hoth principal and Interest
H. gold coin OF IN" Emitted states OF America
OF or equal "a, tho present standard az
weight ana An"ueSs. ard 20 bear such datn
or da'es TO be convertible at the option
OF the holder Into common stock OF thl
less ;han par, AND upon such terms aud L.
b" secured oy the pledge OF First Lien amt
lmrr"ycm"nt Twenty Year per cent Mort
gag. Bonds ~ tn" company to such amount
a. said board may determine and a. MAJ
he provided In any trust indcnture ai-
proved by 4aid hoard under which such
""nv"rtlbi" bonds may b. issued. such bonds
ami such iudcnrure TO contain such pro.
visions - I" security. convcrslon rederIr-
tion maturity and otherwise said board
may determine and such nd"r.u-e 20 COR
iai" appropriate provision to the end thar
the company may, Ia It's discretion. e1t-nu
al" maturity OF tary OF It's First Lien ant.
Improvement Tweuty -Y"ar Mortgage Ronds
Ia date not lnt"r than April l. 1915
t"b r." approve the form and terms ot
surh bonds and OF such iuicnture; ,o
HuthVriZ" the isSu" aud DISPOSITION of such
bonds: TO authorize much OF such add
noGsl stucK as may b" required. TO ~,
reserved aud s"t aside aud used solely <nr
III" conversion of such bonds and 20 su-
thpr!Z" tn" residue OF said SIS. n,O. coo ad.t-
ttonni OF said common stock 20 lie issued
from tim" t." tim. az said ooar d may. In
IN" exercise OF It's lawful discretion. do
tc"iuin".
cl) To ratify and confirm such action
ther"tofor" taken ~ authorized by eatd
stockholders. a. may 10 submitted to thu
meeting. and
tej To transact such other busin,s. az
may properly hc brought before tho meetir <
Th" stock transfer hooks OF the company
VAL b." closed for said meeting on Monday
Tia" Ard Gay OF April. 1916 at Z o'clock T. NJ
and Will he r"orcucG ON Monday, tho 2ith
day OF April. 1916, al 10 u'CioCi< A. NJ
by order OF the Hoard Of Directors
CARL REMINGTON
Secretary
Dated Richmond. Va. March -. 1915
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DETECTIVES.
BURCN Private Detective Agency. home o.
ice. Park Building. Phone Randolph 1886
Richmond. Va
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Save ime and Trouble
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. s;crcOtypers mats. i.x.i, neSihl.
and tough: just III. thing 10 line chicken
houses and outhOuses; 81 per 100 pounds al
tho office: - cents extra for out. town
orders for carriage. Address Times Dis :
WRITE Us for prices. Eggs for matching
chicks OF all ages. y"ari!ng hens and pul-
!ris. The famous Warren strain Of Single
Como White l-egHorDs. acknowledged to ba
the Creates; esg-a:ins strain az fowls bred
Il; America We nave III" largest and hes:
equipped poultry farm south OF the Mason
nnd DIXON line. We have the strain you
VIII eventually buy. They monarch OF
I:eshorndoin. The Warren Poultry Farm,
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FOR SALE-lteai Estate


TIE trend "a kiChuond'- growth Il nUrth.
""a' W"Nt Gint"r Purl, l. there. /, VIII
y" announced f"r sale .turi u i'ricca
low a"i terms easy Maic an carly >"lcc-
,l"'t. AdLo!n' Girt-r Park and ltburrturn
I"'<' '!'F and Suburban Sal's Conipany.
90 J" MYiid Isr,ldIru
fck sale. 1000 1cr"s nice coal Land located
ia Dicken-on County. NH. Interested par.
mcs address Fred Fleming. Murphy's I",,!.
Richmond. Va.
'l't Ken" .: iiichnoud's growth Is north
"'S'. N"st t:irt.r Fan. Is 'h"r". II viii
nc announced frr sale un Aprn u. Prices
10" anu terms Easy Max" early s"'c,.
non NJioinN Gint"r Park aud I,burnum
Tax. city ana Suburban Sales Company.
80 L. Mutual Building
hAkroN Heights house. rooms. attic.
basement garage, all modern convent =
ene"s I5-foot lot. 1oi Wickham Street
ihI: ten" ~ iichmoud'S growth " north
west. West Glnt,J rUris II ,har". 1t VIII
J." 2nronrc"t FOR sale on Arril IL Prices
10" AMI terms easy. Max" an Early seize
ton "hJoirs Gtn;cr PARK aud Iaburnun
p'rk. city and Suburban Sal"s Company
go i" Mu;Tai Itu!ldinE
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OFFICE OF the commissioners OF tho Dis
trict Of Column h!a-W Washington ADril 10
isi" S""ic,t PROPOSALS will he received az
TINS ont"", Room "Ca. District Building until
o'clock T.. NJ May l.. 1915. for furniship,,
anu delivering during the fiscal year nr-
ginning JuIy !, 1915. AMI ending June 80
ih!'. Erhn!t" clrSing. Specifications aud
i"rin OF proposals may he obtained FROM,
District building. oliver r. Newman Louis
Brnwn!ow Charles W. kutx. Commissioners
FROST ROYAL. NA.-Scaled proposals, tor
delivery mere or at other prominent, rail-
ROAD points OF 5000 mature cavalry horses
arc 100 mature artillery horses any
Eastern Time: Aay |. 1916 and then opened
Guaranty VIII be required In amount OF not
lcsS IMAM ~ " per cent Of total cousiu.
erat"n OF proposals offered. Information
tcrinast"r. :.
SEALED proposals viii he opened in this
County clerk Oiiicc. Hanover, Va at Ia
noon. May !, 1910, for the reconstruction "
county JAN at Hanover. Va Drawings ard
specifications may he obtained from tho Of.
IrHN"lc-s' building. Richmond Va. ~
ONCE OF thu state Highway Commission
ltchmond Va. April g. ,eln
Bids viii hc received at the clerks Office
it"nSi"n Va until l. O'Clock noon. Friday
April - 1915, fnr the construction OF steel
ana concrete approaches 40 feet long 10
the bridge over St.unton River near
Rro"kn"al, in Halifax county. Va.
Rams ana spccilcnti"ns nle at the
clerks ollie. houston Va. and ut this
office Further information furnished on
application ~ the Undersigned
certified check for $3.50 must accom-
panr each btd.
Tue right is reserved 30 rejec, any or
all bids.
q p. COLEMAN
SlAts Hishwny Commissioner
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Special Furniture Bargains
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WASTED stool 'illnS cabinet. second ha nd
Must To-. lit good condition A,;drnse uSy
l@. Lynrhbrrg. va.
n IL is 4 basket IS" have II; IL not we
make ~. S"'n" WITH IA" willow fr:rri,u,.
lNchinnnd WILLOW Works, IT'S North Adams
Randolph ~.
EASKEIS
IL T. Is 81 bnSk"i We hive It, II not Ne
make IT. som" with the willow r,IrnI-
turc. Richmond Willow Works. ZIG North
Adams. Randolph "a,
WASTED 20 hay "a srcoud-Ennd por;ahl.
organ. !. g. Fcnhg"uEi SIS ST Peter
Street Madison laS2-J.
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REPAIR SHOPS

ANTIQUES :uruitur" made 20 order re-
paired and r"iuished QUITO town wnrk
promptly attended o." Estimates free.
iric-s right St,:Hre'Z. - Nest Main.
Madison 1907.
FURNITURE EEpAiRING
'N biH T. IAN ING. uph"i-;-rine. rcEn!sh-
ing ana Intlpu" furniture repairing Ger
our prices. mn. +. Whites, ~ East Main.
SuCc"sSorS :" !. W. Pcmn.li. Madison 5t.a
BICYCI.t.S
Al work gnarautced Prices r.a,onni,i,
Bicycles for hir. hy ;l.c hour ~ T. Gen
y. "os N.s, hroNd rhonc Iiancolph .OaI
SLIP covers nan" for furniture automo-
hi''s, CT. JACOB Umiauf 1895 Wrs,
lBro.,u Street
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UPHOISTEftlNG.

{. 4 LEVY
MAKES slip covers, uphpistcrlnr an
pair furi.iturc i.a Nest Broad str,
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OFFICE Of Tho .Aib"marlc Paper ManuraC-
turing oiarhnEi Richmoud Va March
-. III" Tn" regular annual meeting Of tn.
Stockholders OF The Aib"inari" Paper Manu-
featuring Company viii IL" held a. tho oiiic,
81 thm company At Richmond. Va. on
httlSl'Af. III" l3ih day of April. 1910. at
II o'Ciock \ NJ
ARTHUR Il. ROBERTSON
Secretary and Treasurer
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SITUATION WANTED-,1al.

l.AfEElENtED registered drussis, wan;
ppkiu"h. Differences given. BOX PSI
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FOR kENT-K0OtrIs

FOR RENT-KoomS
THE MONTICELLO. ia North E!ehth
newly furnished rooms 50o. .5c. 81 daily
Ios West Grace Le%irahiy furnished rooms
in desirable locality
WHEN YOU come 10 Richmond stop NJ 1907
East clay Street. where YOU can re. a
nic" clean room FOR 80 cents.
FURNISHED tght housekce ping rooms IN
suite; all Conveniences Adults 5i9
North Fourth street.
FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms al,
conventenCes. furnished rooms also for
men Madison 5533-J. SO North Fourth
street.
ONE room, TO Ladies or coUri. with or
without board stop - WcSthalnp,un cay
.!Mn. AALrtss u 20 Tli.-s N,suat..h
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

fEAS DELIVERED VIRGINIA POINTS
SpN Nd mixed peas AZ Sl.IU per bushei .
GOOD iron peas al {l..a per bush.i: an IN
II huSi!"l builaPs and freight prera!d
". \ Johnson, North :. O.
SOUND niN"d held az cowpras for sal.
5! =. per inshcI, delivered amy point tn
virginia Samples furnished upon appllca-
lion samuel Rear. ST.. Il sons. " huntington
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LOST AND FOUND.

LEFT IN entrance 10 Iu,s.ns store. sun
day. blue ~. umbrella Finder nira..
rhgu. Madison 7iA-E
StkAfED about weeks ago. pointer dog
brown and white body. brown head. yc-v
poor condition. Woods Pharmacy Maids
-ou 1915.
LOST: PEARL CRESCENT Pts HEWARD
" NEICESED TO lGll PARK AVENUE
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T
ply 10 East Franklin Street.
WANTED. hoy over 10 years Of age. Apply
stamp department, southern Stamp and
stationery COMPANY. i2o6 Eas, Main
LADIES with spare time. hone, car ms kc
good money with our new attractive wor,,
experience" unnecessary. materials fur.
nishcd Can ali week; hours. 10 A NJ 10
i. NJ Decorative Art Studio. North
sixth Street.
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II 4. COLE NJ 4 N
StAte Highway Commissioner
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SUMMER BOARDING

WANTED huard-rs n, n virginia Reach
ocean 'front.' cottage for June, July. Angus
AMI September; reserve rooms and writ,
Tor all information to 3ool West TAYLOR
Eirhrnnni. Va
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOULEVARD INN. on Hampton Roads.
beautiful location, country anu seashore
combined with city convenienccs. Excellent
table Terms. 50 to 81 per week Near
golf links. open all the year. Misses Tabb
Boulevard Inn. Hampton. Va.
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AUTOMOBILES

WE hayo on hand a"vcr. Ford cars: prices
from 500 up. Also several good vars in
other makes. y. H. Tiicr laos West Broad.
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HELP WANTED-AlaIo.
cOl.ORED chauffeur Tor Dodge car. IS D.
w'ck. hprly 80 Mutual Bulihins

WANTED. tive wir. 10 soil real ,,y,at. f.,
West Gintcr Park. Salary o, commission
nv anu suburban Sales Company. S,s-ip
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ICE. COW AND WOOD

BEST PENNSYLVANIA white ash an:Era cite
stove, nut and egg. $3.50: sp!!nt s5.5p;
New River lump. so.75; New River or Poca-
GoRtaS nut. 50: run OF mine S4."5 W. ID
Reau,s, 7o7 North Seventeenth. Madison
EIGHTEEN years selling wood to burn CON
Ntnccs me- ihat perfectly dry oai. and pine
slabs are cheapest FOR kind!ins, cooking or
carly morning spri ing hres In grntos ami
wood hente!S. only s.. per nalf-COrd (;
other wood $3.50. Long, the Wood Man.
Madison 1863
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WANTED-EOnins,

WANTED or 3 rooms with bath o. srloI.
apartment uufuru!shci. Must he modern
nd rcasouab''. = li5. care Times Dispatch
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PEDrOSALS-Sealcd.

II. STEWART ZONES
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TIE annual meeting "f III" Prison Assncl.
tion ar Virginia win lac rr,i on 'rt-ESI) Ny
Aprii Is III the r i y RoonS 3ni Eas.
Main street. Richmond, Va. at $40 i Nj
j. STUART HOPKINS
Secretary.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

W. FRED RICHARDSON. INC.
Flrcpro"f Storage for Household Goods
6oi-JO3 West Main Street.
Don't forget When move you we
ar" responsible for your furniture and tn.
protection az your house. BEFORE moving
get our prices. Randolph S43
THE world moves. and does Bowcs. zoe
parcel delivery and Automob!e moving
van. For quick service. phone Randolph
::?l. n Bowies. Transfer.
q. &. MlLl.NERS transfer. moving and
Grating furniture speciality trunks
hauled. claim checks issued at The house
for your baggage. two men our wagons.
francs properly hauled. 20. North Eintn
Street. Phone Madison l44J.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

. it.i.S.-The funeral OF MISS Lucy
nils who died April II. 1915 vii! b.
conducted from her old hone. Cioochiant
COUNTY. ThLS tTIiuRSpAYJ AFTERHOOE
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WiNTED-HOrses

WANTED. work for or 2-horse teams
hauling lumber. dir, or stone About
May J. out 81 town preferred. EOS
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PAINTING AND PAPERING

II YOU want your roOruS papnred az cut
price cal! w H. Lane ~ Bro Randolph,
.d1a-.'.
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SITUATION WANTED-Female

HOOK NEEPiNG. general ofic" work r.,
p"ii+'c"d Can Ei"r ~ references
- "ar' IiiHc,- lpiSit.tch
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VEHICLES FOR SALE.

W t. arc stun selling wagons and buEglcs
Mint going out business SOC va when
~ need. our prices Viii suit YOU A.
Me"ers Sons. '3i l:aS; Cary.
FOR wagons, =" TO Richardson Bros SIS
crook Avenue. painting. Repairing and
rUhhcr tire work. Madison 1867