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,ra wan' did he want Of me? Had he
Hahd was to be used as n substitute for
piase in the recess back of the Ansey grand
not Ieft ,o nnd "G Gn me ar Sfter him was
n plans lie hurried over to the great French
across the grounds after him. Suddenly my
wonder as to another matter was solved. too
s6S es4 IN Af ne e ensn TansnsS
ioomed before II with dark menace. 1t was
realized that versale was carrying m Ssr toward
=. n;r., Evidently he mistook me for Martha
struggled desperately to free myself from
him and In the struggle the little mask
when had been covering my features. loosen
vers .J.a f xee aiSfer of recognition
very great anazement. he caught me even
more firmly in his cu,ching grip and fairly
the driver had the I" a%esfar
engine and we were whizzinE up the road
had taught me to expect Jimmy s Barton to " al
Ways to arrive in the very nick of time So
woman. But sudden. let us cali ii discomfort
,hsai me Being elopcd with BY Sou
J. , nau dared TO copy, was not a particularly
The road spun out behind US like a bobbin
OF ribbon: silky and bright. while all about
DC postpohlnS my rescue over long for Yer
sale grip of my arm had changed to an UNI
pleasant seizure of my shoulders.
struggle away. my beauty. That only
makes 1t all the more fun for me. lnterferers
nave to take what they get when they're in
terfered with. You offered yourself In Mar
tina Atnsley's place. All right. Now Butcn
and Will SEQ that you make good"
Now. must carry you back TO Jimmy
advcnturings the while I ventured Yer
sales side in the conservatory and began tho
trainSof play acting which led to the sub
unwelcomc n part later.
AT the foot OF the grand stairway behind
which ,Sa I vas destned to do SO much hiding
that evening Jimmy met Nita the maid. Sho
stgna!ed to him to follow her and let him up
the stairway to her own little room under
the caves. Then she turned and flung her
self into his arms with truly Southern aban-
don OF feeling
For n moment Jimmy was puzzled rs to tho
cause OF this unsought honor-and then he
remembered that his domino was exactly like
the one Nersale was wearing. That nstute
young man readily figured out that while
c0urtinE the mistress Versale had not been
above philandering with the maid.
The correctness Of his deduction was prov
en- second later. for the girl tore herself
whispered. Everyone OF her Jewels is In the
baE-$20.000 worth. Remember when she
turns II over to you. you drop her and send
for me- You will, won't YOU. !-ouis?"
Jimmy assured her that such was his plans
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her with n step or two before off in
tho limousine he had provided for the oc-
CaSion.
There were moments when felt that jim
my was going TO tie sentimental. but lie had
Il p!easin. way OF giving his attention to the
matter in hand and the matter of Martha
Ainsleys double barrclled love AFFAIR seemed
to concern him rather more than could see
any Justification for
n tell YOU that chaps secret agent or
something unpleasant" said Jimmy.
What the something unpleasant was-we
did not then guess
Half an hours ride brought us to the Aims
scmbling French chateau. Formal gardens
slopcd away from II into tanSle OF hedges
which surrounded the grounds. Car after car
was driving up the smooth roadway to the
porte -cochcrc. or the uwnnged-fr front en-
trance. They swung along in steady file. dis-
coming out finally IT side entrance which
led to the main roadway.
The house itself had tho sophisticated mir
which wealth expects its decorators to pro-
duce. As we drove up. low three ed
gray car which seemed built for speed swung
into line just ahead OF US. y cloaked and
MASKED figure stepped out.
That's Nersale." whispered Jimmy. Hes
pretty much my height Wonder what he'll
What Mr.. Nersale thought we des
tined TO find later
found myself focusing on his little gray
speed car and it's bulky. bulldog jawed driver
II Circlcd the house like the other carS-bu1
! watched in vain during the second that II
noticeable little speed TO swing around
into the line of limousines out on the MAR
road. 1t did not come. | puzzled over this
but when turned to speak of it to Jimmy
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pieccmcal. but I shall toll II ia Won with n
little thread Of continuity on which to hang
the sections
They say that almost every woman stems
to happiness over another womau'S broken
heart. And Nita. the maid when she so
as If she drawing up and signing her
own death warrant For the little black :
eyed maid who served Miss Martha Ainslcy
had vcnturcd to fall in love with MIR Louis
Vcrsale. beau ideal of New York's smart
Set.
When she ushcred him to the door. on the
day before the AiEsiey ball he gave her tidinEs
with which she had to acQuicscc. but which
could scarcely have been supposed to appeal
to her. I'VE clopc from the bail. See that
every jewel she owns is in her bag
Mia smiled and took heart Of grace from,
the pressure Mr.. Nersale put into the touch
with which he favored her little hand Her
eyes flashed and for second she had wild
desire to after him and scream that she
couldn't bear ii.
And then native caution prevailed and Nita
went up to sing the praises Of the French
man to the girl whose interest in Fob Wells
her quick eyes had not failed TO note.
Mr. Ncrsalc swung down the avenue jaun-
lilly and entered the apartment he had taken
in fashionable but not too expensive dis
trict. He hurried to the phone and called
number.
A moment later he was speaking to a
square jawed gentleman who for the nonct
wore a chauffeur's uniform, and who for al
times rejoced in the euphonious name OF
Butch
Butch tore himself away from the con
genial task of seeing how many glasses o
beer interested citizen could consume II
one hour of interrupted effort and lurchet
over 70 the telephone.
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Jimmy see. trouble brewing.

prsed to hea9 sse easah, M
mark. In an oH-hand tone to the very or
binary Butch, That YOU vicux? This
is Louis
Democratic of Mr.. Versaic address Mr.
Butch my old"
OF an admonitioA: BE outside the Ainsey
place a, ? a m NJ and be prepared to heat
ton at that little road that runs along the
side OF the estate Act If you'd had
with the other cars. and drive around the
side with beaten air Have the grey
some"
On the morning of the ball messenger
admit US to the sacred portals of the AIMS
ley home and the following note:
or dnear JimnyHinel@sed lind cards Have
you and Miss Fairfax. Good luck.
Jimmy presented me with the note and
with formal bow OF 4 most elaborate sort
he re, Ieaussted the pleasure of my company
at will he rather a lark-won't it?"
calm your giriish impe,uosi,y. Miss Fair
may not. When Miss Martha ;Anssy mis- is,
clipping over the border into Connecticut
with me in tow you may miss your little
trouble with Mir. Versale." said l. quite cas-
ually.
Jimmy laughed lightly. oh. wouldn't
worry about that said he. I'm not antici-
Martha Ains!eys day centred itself about
very Determined effort to help the interior
house in artistic readiness for the function
of the evening.
Mrs. Ainsley rather surprised at her
daughters sudden interest in household mat
ters. She did not guess that the spoiled darl-
ing. who seldom made the slightest effort TO
be anything more than AN ornament to her
home. was iInpelled by an inner unrest that
fairly drove her TO keep busy-and so to for
Martha thought that al all her plans were
other individual might be intending TO in
@as going tsro Hns With it, Her
was rather intrigued by the thought OF the
the parental forgiveness which would of
course follow.
thing without getting II. Nov she wanted
emotional exetemen,.oto he the ,,c central ig.
THAT but" represented Robert Wells.
Martha wondered If Bob would he awfully
unhappy when he found she was gone: she
wondered If the muscles Of his jaw would
when his pet collie was killed by an
couldn't. And then she remembered that she
was going. to be Mrs. Louis versalc and live
could thrill her with strange emotions such
as Bob had never never, taught her
ers and florists in an effort to forget the pain
sn' he that the Who wa amge
Of suffering most was her own spoiled pretty
self
When It came to choosing masquerade cos
tunes Martha Ainsley had very good taste.
For that was duly grateful when l slipped
into the shimmering satin folds of the domino
which Robert Wells had assured us
actly identical with the one she intended to
wear Granny approved Of me thoroughly.
Though don't what it's all about.
Reatrice-your driving off TO this ball in dis
guise, I'm sure you might go as guest in
Ainsleys plenty OF credit" said she
JIMMY
ton. And when he came In bit later. Gran
but then she always did that. He entertained
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All Foreign Rights Reserve

hunch." " ~ "
Jimmy Barton. this seems like yer,
ordinary. average, everyday love affair In
which one angle Of the triangle has very
little leaning toward its opposite angle
said J. Il don't sec how we can waste Tim,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-29
Mining and financial News
BY REVIEW LEASED WIRE

to chiefly be due to the heaviness of New York stock quotations. The close was unsettled Is to 29.c net lower. with May at 172s4 to 1.7S, and July at L3S7s to 1.S9. Corn lost F to 1c and oats a shade to 9s. Provisions finished unchanged to 8 down.
 Rallies from the early setbacks in the wheat market were strongest with in a half hour of the end of the ses- sion. but at no time carried the price range as a whole above yesterdays closing level Corn sagged with wheat. Lightness of receipts failed to act as a counterbalance except tenn porarily. and in a relatively slight de gree. Oats were steadied somewhat by purchases made against sales of corn. There also were signs of an in creasing demand from seaboard.
 Liquidating sales weakened prOvis- ions notwithstanding that hog quota tions were higher Rather free un- loading of lard was said to have been done by houses with eastern connec- tions.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-29

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-With inter national anairs-the German peace proposals and the Mexican situation again looming large on the financial horizon. the stock market today eX- perienced another depression in pric- es. Total sales amounted to barely one million shares.
 War and semi-war stocks were again the center of the general move ment. which soon took in shares of all description. [. s. Steel was in free supply at a gross loss of 32s points. with virtually no recovery and allied stocks break to points. with four teen for Gulf States Steel. to for Petroleums, coppers and sugars. and about as much for other specialties whose course always has been guided by the munitions and equipments.
 Weakness extended to the bond list with a new low record for Anglo French 5's at 92l5. and a five point break in Chile Copper 7's Industrial bonds also made concessions in keep ing with stocks. Total sales, par val ue. s4O35.O0O L. & bonds were un- changed on call.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-29
(Rv I. | Overlnckl

BOSTON, Dec 2S.-The local cop ner market backed and filled in sym nathv with the swings in the New Work list InsDiration declared as us ual. s2 quarterly dividend and Mo hawk s10. sa~e as six months ago was higher than a year ago. giving confidence of continued large profits hainq made bv the conDer comDanies Nia-oi eynected to increase rate from S1 30 in few days. Buy the good cop
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-29

Special facilities enjoyed for the transaction of business in Jerome, Bisbee and other Arizona Mining se- curities dealt in on the New York and Boston markets
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-29
Where sayberry Candles Come From.
Queer Christmas Dinner.

Roast ostrich was the prime dish at he Christmas dinner of the Young 'en's Christian association of Los An eies. Cal. few years ago. More nan l.5O0 persons were served from ue bird
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-29

A. V. Ostrom, vice-president of Northwestern Bank of Minneapolis, has received offer of presidency Of new S2.500.0O0 trust company, being organized by foreign interests in New York. to deal principally with ex- change of trade between Scandinavian countries and United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-29

A congressional committee will wit ness a test of Lewis machine gun re gently rejected by government ordance board.
 Where sayberry Candles Come From.
 It was the women of HiEgham. that quaint o,d Massachusetts town. that first brought down from their attics heir grandmothe.s old candle mol1s and began making the sweet smelling green bayberry candles for few ap- preciative people who wanted them to burn in homes furnished in antiques. The women of charming old Deerfield. in the same state. shortly followed suit. and then the housewives of Cape Cod saw their opportunity, all of them us- ing the molds that had been in the towns for generations.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-29

THE BENEFIT OF A PERSONAL SET eorge Graham Ri( COMMISSION BROKER AND DEALER |
 SECURITIES 27 William Street New York Phones, 793, 794, 836, 1925 Broad YOUR ORDERS INVITED FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF ALL GRADES OF SECURITIES Industrial Oil, Metal Mining, Utility and Investment Issues bought and sold in all markets for cash or carried on conservative margin account. Special facilities enjoyed for the transaction of business in Jerome, Bisbee and other Arizona Mining se- curities dealt in on the New York and Boston markets
 BROKER AND DEALER IN COP. PER, ZINC, LEAD, LEAD-SIL- YER, SILVER AND GOLD SE- CURTTIES.
 Daily Market Letter. $l month My Industrial and Mining Age, pub lshed weekly S5 year and my analyze industrials oils and mine and market conditions affecting in dustrials metal markets, the Arizo- na, Couer d'Alene, Utah and other copper, lead, silver lead-silver and zinc stocks along with the Gold fields. Tonopahs Cobalts and Porcu- pines
 solicit share of your business in all classes of securities
 YOUR INQUIRIES AS WELL AS YOUR ACCOUNT SOLICITED THE BENEFIT OF A PERSONAL SEF
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SECURITIES

27 William Street New York Phones, 793, 794, 636, 1925 Broad
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-29
Walter Harvey Weed

Prominent Mining Engineer and Ge- ologist, Reporting on the property of
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-29

General Electric Co.'S total business booked to end of this year is estimat- ed at S15S, S,OOO,O0O. an increase of $6O, 100000 over last year.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-29
METALS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-Lead 750 at 7e2 Shelter dull. snot East St Louis delivery 10 asked Conner dull; un- changed. Bar silver 7512.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-29

Mexico is making flour of bananas. which in that country should lower the cost of living.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-29
CHIChGN CHAINS

CHICAGO, Dec 2S. - Depression ket nearly all the time today seemed
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-29

Industrial, Oil, Metal Mining, Utility and Investment Issues bought and sold in all markets for cash or carried on conservative margin account.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-29

These women have been named in structors for the suffrage school of the National American Woman Sui 4rsge Association which will be held ll Baltl-O-c during the week begin ri1C November 13. Classes in cam 2 si-n methods and means, suffrage his o'y and argument, parliamentary tIelirs. organization and federal v-nrk Uill cnmnriSe the corrSe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
MANY AT CONVICTION FAIR
Clifton Forge Day at .tllcGhnny Court
Event HrinSs Thousands
or Visitors.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
tONlNGTON, VA. October 25-Clif-
ton Forge Day ut Allegheny County
Fair here to-day brought thousands or
Visitors. The school exhibit this sea-
son Is credit TO the schools OF Ale
Shany County. Every town and city
in the county is represented.
The Girls Canning Club. unde: thA
able management of Mrs. Margaret e.
King. % Low Moor. is making good
showing. This club won second prize
at the state Fair. Richmond. two weeks
ago.
Mrs. Brown Thompson. OF Hot
Springs. Va. was awarded the Eine-
ha'dt cup for best horsemanship.
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Rl!r.iIR SHOPS

" Il. a'H.. a.. kinds vt furniture 10 oiIcr
H'I'''IS hEn-:r"ds 80 biI.t WORT. furniture
feph'icg ana I.Goi s'cr,a. ~. If IluDs!r,i
d. -. !..-l los- iir'"t. Madison ~"
i"t!;f>tItEG reDa!rinE--Jark i.nuti,.;. ~
bert European ,shin.t maker. .Iutt,,ua
.HfH ~ icp..tr.d r.!uIShct. aud uphc,-
-ltr." 'nli Etn"osph .usu.W. g. rag,
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Hurt In Collision OF Autos.

Special 70 The Times Dispatch.l
ilAT;I;ISONBURG. VA. October %
In a hcad-oN automobile collision yes
burg. Charles 9. harnsbcrgT. prcsi-
dcat OF tho Rockingham National Bank.
suffered = fractured rib and was cut
10y dying glass from The windshield.
Nh. ana Mrs Z y. Gibbons We're cut
and bruised. Mr ana Mrs. w. :. South
AL and Airs. Mary McAIul.cn. occupants
pf anoth"r car. escaped injury.
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RAILROADS.
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Company
Suprr>r,,inx Schedule OF April -. 1914.
Schedule subject 70 Change without

", ~ :. q. y. ~. 10 \. NJ, II \. NJ.
! y. "a. Il. NJ. u. NJ. - l.. Al. J:.o 4.
y" ~. a. NJ. .:i' T.. ~, hS +. A., - II.
~. y. Nj. - y Nj. - y, -. sNll \. NJ.
n. D5:!J =. u. 's:lg +. ii. 10 T. ~. 5
u M -" l.. AZ. II l. NJ
p'":g:cE baggage. fD4.iy c.cept sunday.
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INQUIRY INTO WAGES
Federal Agent Paul II. Moncure VIII
Gather Information Here ON
Hours and Concentrations

Paul II. Moucurc, special agent OF tbs
Bureau Of Labor Statistics OF tho
United States Department of Labor ar
rived in Richmond yesterday TO invcsti-
gate conditions here. He is gathering
data for the Bureau of Statistics as tn
minimum wages and maximum hours.
lie has Just completed a tour OF Mas
sachusctt.. Ohio. Maryland and Ken
lucky. He will be here ten days
Mr.. Moncurc is a first cousin OF COL
lector OF Internal Revenue r. G. l.,
MOnrure
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hitc-NlIson.

Special to The Times Dis natch.l ;
BRISTOL, VA. October o5-wiIbu,.
Ston" White. Of Dillwyn. Buckingham, M
County and Miss Minna Lee Wilson,.
Of Richmond. We're married here this
afternoon. Rev. j. ~. Whtmorc. OF
Radford. officiating. Miss Wilson cana
here 70 be married at the home Of her
friend Mrs. y. Gray Gilmer Guosts
were present from Eichmond, Wash
ingtun and New York =
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Norfolk & Western Railway

oNI.l h,I.-f:AlI. I.I%t 70 %CI:roI.H
I 49, No.!yJ tn s's 81 ~ 'i,", "a e.
500 y. ~. i:op H. Nj
E"i; - %c,!ncEG AEn T!E NEST:
A.'iN" 4. .nIlrnd IRON Norfolk: LEO
y Nj, - :%a - M. 1000 l.. Nj. ~II::o +. VI.
j., ON ,i. weat: 'f:l5 4. NJ. "N:;.T 4 81
~ T.. NJ. IL" l.. NJ. S6:I1 l.. A., '3:0y
j.. NJ
;.paiy :ptily except sunday Sunday
" i; 8:.yiII. W. g. SAUNDERS
u. = ". tp-uoS. G.. L. A. Roanoke.
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SITUATION WANTED-,,alc.

POSITION a. fireman ~ wn,cl,in.n. nam.
DiSDaiCa
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MEETINGS
!. l.olnsinTiyn woI,kS

., HIcIIn"l.. ~. tct"hor -. 1915.
StIItt. NJ acrcSN given that The .naual
meeting -: 80 S'p' N.iIrla..s OF Eicl!
locomotive" W"rks Hili Ia. eiI AZ tm., U,..cc
OF th" 'o,nptn.. ava jrHrit.il street. iri,r
AliIl street.. "a tie sitN "i i:ichmon6. Count!
OF ii"nr,c". Va. on HrcrcAlr:. Ia" ilh day
ct N"v"iunc". lHtG. - il:5r o'clor,; iu IN.
:csri"p!i. !ug tia. i''..i"se - e.".tias .ir-.-
toy- AID officers Hna c"r ~" ~ aUsar,iOn ~
such "t."r business "a ''i.y r"p,rly com"
W. .ji:i.NcEl: ROBERTSON.
s.Aas IL
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i-AEMS ZOE ENLt:.

'."U -oau. WITHIN f; miles ii on. ,r..5r
;''.,eIu; u'e-''. H.''..' - cNu". rf ad-
:""r y" -, arcs o"SiGc. "mouut lao CON
,1-,,.c 49,, H'HH N!.rul los fher city
S.t:> IT. lance. Dsyah.e yearly ~
t..''t 'H' ''ni, IS NpI may desire "a
Ht"'''"li =" .'Fin. r'uj tho truck '@.s
o.. s"i. from FORM win "a" tor II in
?-;F>- ~ Interested write i"r .HgaLcTt"El
- see rrur.rty %. . Box -: I.icii,noiii
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FiENCH dc. N.oanr4a.g .,.,f,..
= ~ ;N, = II ALlE% f." - Aiie, " Ino ,uc
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~ - 1lil1F~-,ihhf!rs H." Natcr \ s t.Iaatou
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i"lDn street. - ItyBt.is tt .t'4 !, AZ
i'Itucut l.!yciNi,i' ,.ulct.!t
'.Tf;h mas 40 -Orroa t.u' hsut,n r45p,.,
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WANTED-Eoom aud Board.

1E%ILLNtS '"un"'icd management
pro n'hcai rH-iHtSH hrni ''s.rT> room ditu
bo"rI 'grcah'nFt auu supr-ri IA private
itniil.. Room vItu s'ceUII.g po,cn niue.
preferred. Positively 40 irsaiiG. Address
J.. 81 =. care Times Lisp tch.
A%rED, room tna board oy snsi" lady.
Nt"i i.in pi"'"iT=4, references 's-
'hmnE",. Cnil l.Hnoo!ra tJtI.
"rtlHi:p Yorug man a"s'roS noon and
""iit w!i1 private l|in!iN ~ l.D.
~ Hl-. care Times Di-pHIcN.
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L ID w ANTS

s" tsas ''"Y per , ,@'G i"is',,
=, Minimum suace ;wo HINES.
." fh@ i"n na,nn,, Is 70 .'"' ~. ,.,.1 ~
iopS. ~" si,eH. i;tOviDEG XII. i~Sf;r
q ,l%Ti %; Ai;E I$Ei? .Wi,rliN. U%E WE.lt.
RATE FER LINE.
Minimum space Two lines.
'tNDAf enc : nAii.F Insertions. 20 coats
. JDNsEGC.iiVyil::S lnS.r,.o ,,Ss 20 cent,
Situations Wanted -Ai,,ic and Female.
IN" pAiir or SuNpAi. Z cents a line
u*sis ~ ne. ,ur.,nen, ia soiii seate. !,
''I ne. TO In" inch. aEh sN word; TO inc line
r'snsa:ion no, :uay,,e"a ar iSr't''" ''"ii'
tBsrArioNs iOH I'D. WANT ADS.
inc following Tine. D,5,,;.tch Br.n"h 81.
d, -; - arg i"r tn "onr";iienGss q he rno,'
'I~u''r "N'co rate: "ni.a are .iven ttoye:
WEST or rOu3JEE STHELi
.r "Ns,io's Drug st"re. fio,d Az" N"L
"arFip:ss nrng store. !Vsi CROW ave
IriEh,,s DRUG 90 Ia.'. Ioubs;ds auJ
,,g4s,7 Drus store. A'.c, >ve ana Grace -.
y :'ohann pggn- Co., -, W Main $
~" 5.t'| b.n nn'si iass ~ . Pm
~ !; M,~ :. Bros. ErooG AIo anu clay
rarrsn, Dru; s,ore roushys ,nJ ,.ro.d
LAsr OF 70, SHE STREET.
Wallis Drug store. f'i,n end Tor-hSiii
S.,,....l 1S$ff5l .,, : :.%.% @'s"
o,a ~ s"i insrn.y 4 f@.a;; .,.,,
ii w ,i,i.f;s r"afm-ey. ruen;y-n;,, ana
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VEN l!NTRA GOOD MULES
FOR SAIll..-Anin,.,i>
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

NN>TEn. SECOND -hai.d t,icN,;.: N-,rar
-!s- Nusr -, hG''-h,nrir.. good conf
49, !: - ''''o &C. h.hs- "a,
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
THAT MODERN FOUR STORY BRICK
APht:rMENT-ifO HOUSE AT TIL;
CORNER or TI1iRTEENTlI AND
PORTER STREETS, SOUTH RICH
MOHD VA
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DRY CLEANING AND SCorElr.

-ENInAl. cI.EANi%G J. PRESSING 90.
hEc!nS, Repairing nnd Frcncn Cleaning.
!'hun. Ran. $50, IA. y. s.h $,
kirru"uJ. Va
Mnr!. CIilnI Emr 4 lNcliNrrcn