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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-09

til1zer with anu pay for neIp and buy
some stock s.sss
What sort Of stock, Joe q asked the
old gentleman curiously II
Little pigs and calves and yearlings.
I can pick them up cheap and raise
them for almost nothing and make
some money that way
That's a good idee." said Tom Wes-
ton. :. Folks in town here will sell good
blooded calves cheaper to a person
that's goin' to raise 'em than to a
butcher to kill. ~
We'll. I'll have $500 I'll put with
dads 5000. and We'll pay you $500
down on the place.
The three of them went to a lawyers
Office. and papers were drawn up. The
contract provided that the title to the
place was to be vested in a trustee for
Joe and Annie: that Mrs. Weston and
Annie were to use it as a home as long
as they lived. if they desired. and that
Joe, after all debts due on the place
were paid. was to have one-half the in
come. Joe and his father also bound
| themselves each to place in the bank
every year $50 for the benefit Of Mrs.
| Weston and Annie as an old age and
rainy day. fund and to keep it at in
terest for them. The money was paid,
and the kindly old merchant shook
hands with them. a
| I'm sorry the planting firm of Yves
ton & Somerville has dissolved. I've
! made money out of it. but I've done
more than that-I've made two rafting
good farmers where there wasn't any
before. and the influence of Joe's work
is worth / don't know how many thou
sands of dollars to this county, said
the retiring senior partner
AS Joe and his father rode home it
seemed new world to them.
BY the way. daddy, I've made some
thing on the trade too. We got my
farm fenced. all right. and there's that
i fifty bushels of cotton seed ! can sell
i I'll have more money to run on than
thought would
We'll. Joe. we've shore got to hustle
now and do some farmin' to get that
4 place paid for: but. thank God, she's
ourn. an we'll come out all right.
(To Be Continued
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SYNOPSIS
COPYRIGHT, 1918,
BY HARPER g. BROTHERS.

Joe Weston, fourteen years old, decides
to make a success Of his fathers rum
down farm. He reads the latest scientific
books. Mr.. Somerville, a merchant. agrees
to help him.
Joe's father is pessimistic. He sneers
ut book farming and book farmers. Mr..
6omerville, struck with Joe's business
ability and ambition. backs him in prize
competitions
Passersby on the road linger to watch
Joe operate. The sneers that were In
evidence at first soon give way to- looks
Of surprise. Joe is showing them some
thing as farmer.
Joe's fathers pessimism gradually
fades away. He watches Joe work. He
sees him perform wonders with the soil.
He soon is as enthusiastic as Joe. His
conversion pleases Mr.. 6omervile.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-09

fact that ply sicians are not so readily
available on the farm as in town or
city.
For men, the subject Of special In
terest at the Short Course will be
farm crops, live stock, farm buildings,
farm management, and drainage.
For particulars as to the Course,
members of the local COMMITTEES
should be consulted, and the newspa-
pers should be watched for special
notices.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-09


all his father could say.
amazingly well, and you ought to
stand good show for the state prize.
I'm calling a public meeting at the
courthouse next Wednesday to award
the prizes. SO you better be on hand. Z 81
When they got outside Of the door
Mr. Weston shook hands with Joe SOL
EMMY.
"Son, I'm powerful proud Of We, was
all his father could say as he placed
his hand on Joe's shoulder.
's.Well. by gracious, we beat 'em!'
exclaimed Mr. Somerville as they
reached the street. He was really more
excited than Joe was. Come on over
and get that suit Of clothes and outfit I
promised to the winner
Mr.. SomerVille, / think that suit
ought to go to Oscar Henderson. You
and I were partners on this farming
business, and somehow / believe it
would be best H 5
There you are, right again! OF
course there's no harm In your taking
the suit, but 4 reck on it would be bet
ter to giye. it to the next highest man.
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+ ! + j. + !. !. 4. + !: I. :. = = 4
+ NORTH COMSTOCK. !
4. = 4 \ = y = = = = = = 4 II II \ Z

y = -
Feb. 6. Miss Ida Dahlin is visit
ing friends in Warren.
Victor Fagerstrom transacted bust
ness in Warren Wednesday.
Turnlund's dined at Laymon's one
day last week.
A large crowd from Comstock and
Foldahl attended the meeting held at
Skonovd's Sunday.
Frank Gilmore spent Thursday at
Warren.
Carl Dahlin's entertained a num-
Der Of young people Sunday evening.
Elna Erickson spent Saturday and
Sunday at Skonovd's.
Joe and Jim McGregor left Mon
day evening for Illinois and Iowa
where they will visit friends for an
extended time
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Potucek and
children called at Chas. Turnlund's in
McCrea Sunday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-09

OF money, Joe. in MODERATION, and I'd
rather have had you do just exactly as
you have done than to have some one
give me check for 81 900. 3 M
mi M much obliged, sir. 1t just
seemed right, and | was going to pay
you the difference out of my part if 1t
was wrong. ai
well. 4 wouldn't have taken it,
Whenever anything seems right to
you. my boy, you go ahead and do it.
Your ideas are straight
Mr.. Somerville had figured up ac-
counts with Joes father. Mr.. Weston
had also realized well from his cotton
and corn: but, not taking the care ] oe
had. his yields were not half as large
per acre. Still they were treble what
he was accustomed to make. II
well, I've come in to settle up and
see about that bet you made that you
N Joe'd make more off your four
acres than would off'n twenty FIVE
he said '
It was different Tom Weston that
confidently challenged Mr.. Somerville
from the morose, surly, envious, whis-
Ky drinking ne'er-dowell of the year
before
'.Now, look here, Tom, didn't mean
in competition with a brand new Tom
Weston. I meant that no account chap
we used to know
There you go now, trying to craw-
fish! Be little sport now and stand
the racket laughed Tom, who was
enjoying the situation hugely.
snake him stick to it, daddyv' adj
vised joe @
.'Well, wait until that prize money is
decided"
mo, stree! We weren't talkin' about
no prizes. We were considerin' straight
farmin' an sellin' stuff off the ground"
"That's right, daddy. We didn't know
anything about any prizes when he
said that. Don't let him out talk your
well, we'll have showdown, then.
Joe and have taken in to date a
total, counting 500 worth of turnips
sold, of $613 altogether
Gee whiz, that's farmin' some, l
tell you! thought had you beat
world without end, amen
well, we have some cottonseed and
some cowpeas that will add something
and pay all expenses
1--WE won't count them, as that is
part of our outfit. or our operating
capital" said Joe.
"All right said Mr.. Somerville.
aSV7hof 1i1 Won ko Tom
six hundred and sixty dollars!'
BEAT us SAT. by George!' answered
the merchant. well, Tom. old boss,
I'm mighty near as proud Of you as i
am Of Joe-proud of him for fine
partner and you for fine man that's
coming to your senses. I'll gladly pay
the bet
"Mr. jones' he called to clerk,
take these gentlemen over to the
clothing department and fit each of
them with the best hat in the house
and charge to my account
After the hats had been got Mr..
Somerville and Tom Weston and Joe
walked over to the Office of the county
superintendent Of education and found
that official in.
| Look here, professor. When are
you began Mr.. Somerville. X
| Just got the last report in this morn
ing. tell you it was job getting re-
turns from the fifty eight boys in this
county,
well, got any news for us?''
Yes, have. Mr. Joe Weston. I
want to congratulate you now. l will
announce III the paper tomorrow that
you have won the first prize for this
county,
"Wh-who was next?" gasped Joe.
oscar Henderson, but he did not
come within ninety bushels Of you.
! Really Won have done remarkably well
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+ i ! - + i j j. i j. i J.
+ TABOR. +
James Kresl made business trip
to Grand Forks Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Knute and son John were
Sunday visitors at the home Of An
drew Palya.
Frank Filipy and Mr.. Andrew
Stinar left Tuesday to spend a few
days at Crookston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Palya drove
to Grand Forks Tuesday and will
spend few days visiting.
The young boys Of Tabor have or
ganized band and are busy play
ing.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


WANTED. to purchase paying general
merchandise business live town OF
good country location. Give full par.
tcul,rS in first letter Address 4 %
care Times Dispatch.
RETAIL BUSINESS FOR SALE.
L.. have good proposition to Offer
some ono interested in locating in
Raleigh, y. &. business with IL years
oi successful retailing. reason for
ScIll,lE. We arc going to engage in
Wholesale business exclusively store
ioIntcd on main business street Mil
sell or lease store building. Good
proposition for hustler. Alderman Toy
'"o emma Company. iialcigh. y, G.
SM ALL. loans negotiated Commercial
Guarantec Co. - North ninth.
r'ii sale al Once. Fountain iAtErrS
yiSHt case. cash register. for cash
1900 liGll street.
GUARANTEE co. Is
North Ninth arc giving Subscribers
10 men Vacation christmas bonds
useful
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

W NNIEb. -four. i.1s, grim. meat. lard,
"ic 10 soil on . commission basis.
Na"rcss b'uN 90. %m.ihG"!d. \. g.
SNAIL hlsincss VIII sacrifice s,ocli
ANA HNtUr"!.- Proprietor retiring ga.
account 80 health >idrcas u t. care
T!m"a DispotcN
500 FOR each 81 Invested made in great
-! n"ld. where "" start drilling
Wi;nju - day. lou gci interest ~ ,
els and deed 20 land. Invest now.
Terms. muuthiN. Write for details,
free maps aud views. bennett Co.opc :
rativ" Co. -, FIRST National Bank,
Houston. Tex.
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Statesmen
Wanted
TEN livc-Wirc sales

TEN livc-Wirc sales
men to sell the
fastest selling sub
division at !iopcwcll.
This property is To-
Gated a IN i d S 1 the
heart OF things. SER
cd With both steam
and electric railway.
and is considered
The Cream of Them
MI" Only livc-wirc
business gcttcrs
wanted. Don't apply
by mail. but set ON
The train and go TO
HONEYWELL ;2ll rnl.
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Ridge
Dorsets
The Premier Flock of
the South

Tho flock uDsurn,se,, j., ,rypt.
.rIi,r >,"rl.p -, T.
.'AN fN an" tc-Nt DRAMA
IlON.
y great opportunity TO obtain first
"'''''"'"'
W MAKE 9itClA!. OFFERING
~ i"iio"S:
40 nd or rr..d,rc t,v., ,., go
VIZ ga W
sp'iio January. February, March
% M. vi Ewes with lambs by side
80 nd of L,u.u t.n,hs ,hn,, ~,
December January. ,rd ,at,r',.,
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

ScIlANF JEWl:IHY Spr,'INT-g
N"-"h- Diamond cavaliers
500 M cameo brooches
90" "r COLI fillcd bracelet watches
$500 inil Filled t"n-ycar American
Watrh"s
So 90 cameo RINGS
N"ull always ind YOU can do better
~ S1ilNNrS, i26 l.as, Eroad
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FOR ItENT-liou,ns

-.
foi' rent t" young mcu. large.
Wei furnished. steam heated room.
convenient I" bath. IA Nest Grace
Htr,ct
FRONT room furnished ~ uucurnishcd.
with or without board: electric lights
street,
BRIGHT. veil furnished room with
steam heat. electric lights, ncNt
20 bath. Grace street. near Capitol.
liand"luh %>2G.
Two furnished rooms. light house
FURNISHED. cheap rent, COS North
Twenty second.
NEWLY rap"rcd and painted rooms.
not water Erat with BATH sunny
bright house. No, i, North Fifth street
EuR rcr'. orc large room or third
n"or and ono "n second. we'll fur
n,shcd and near bath cail telephone
la'rd"lrh :3Nl-l 81 at residence. No.
" West H'ar" street.
FOR rent. FURNISHED room Apply -
south ADAMS.
NICELY furnished rooms. 3le I:as,
franlllin
HANDSOMELY furnishcd suite or
rooms: privat" bath: every modern
Convenience. Would rent separately.
lS.l Nest Grace.
r'rRNISiIEp steam Treated i-pcmS la,
south Third Madison l65a-.l.
FIRNiSIIEn rooms Tor housekeeping,
haih ON sam" luor; use of phone.
"l7 North Fourth street.
FOR rent. uu" nice i,r.:c room. fur
ui>hcd or unfinished. Apply "o0
East Gary Street
FURNISHED connecting rooms 20 neat
rcrn"d people. ilouSclccpiu" per
miitcd: new house. ?23A East Leigh.
For rcut. thi,d Nat Of 3 rooms: pri
vato bath sol West Grace Street.
Madison ii,-W.
pi.S Il:ArI.E front and hall room Tor
r"mt iGH7 West Grace. Phone Mad
- 2i>"-W.
TWO mon or couple - occupy steam
heated front room electric linhte:
convenient {" board boulevard lG9g-I.
WANTED. " gentlemen for ui"c front
room "is" table hoardcrs. - WcS:
Nl.tn street.
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WANTED. solicitor Of Sta:d!nc OF
business man WITH promoting ability.
10 handle non speculative. hi.:h eta IS
stock proposition. - assessing merit.
safety ami proftabl,ucSs. MI sections
OF thc state consi. crc,. References
cMeh"nEed' Address: g 81, care Tincs-
bispHtch
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Itl;P.iIlt SHOPS.

ANTIQUE furnitur" made 10 order. re-
paired and rciiiiah"d. out OF town
work promptly attended 10. Estimates
free. Prices right. StcimmctH. IL West
li!iiu Madison C.DI
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GOLD AND SIIEEP

SILVER. tiUc watch ana iewcIrv ~.
PIllinS a p,cihliy. T.. &. Meyer J.Y.
CRY -" y Vest Ernad Street
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For snir. nrst-c,ass confectionery
st"r. doing good business. WI sell
at I'TSn,n am liz Sso ny f. 'srs u
~. care fines dispatch
WANTED. t" soil established profitable
business at enact cost. business ~
n"ci Of enlargement; Good reasons for
selling - ~. care Times pisrat'h.
SMALL confectionery store tor sale.
cn' "r tn" Oldest stands in III" city.
Dong a @o"i cash business. II inter
stcd Wr,." full particulars J IS. care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED man. qualified to act as
cashier. bank lI"pcwcll. investing
$4,000. I.cplic~ confidential. y -.
caro- Times Dispatch.
disc. cousiHtiuc Of groceries. Ivy
goods. shoes. hardware. Ctc.: will S"ll
as :; whole on easy terms. "r half in
tcrc$t 80 some good mcrcham, that iS
th"r"rIhlv capable az ,a'>iui. vhyr"c
ANA u"i hothcriuG INC 20 ruu III" b':~i-
ness. y" not answer unlcas you mean
business. business. l. So, care Tines
.,LHl.a trLl.
THIS advertisement is for tho man VII"
has or cen control from $3.50" -
: 5000, and who is willing 10 i'iv.s,
y In q proposition II II" can be shown
that il is absolutely right and cert. in
Wy" nIanutactur" and control Z, a.
vice that, If urtycrsally used by IT,,
iFtl ln'ES 'l tt'S Si'.F. would add flU.f,
to S2.""o.o"0 annually :" tho v.iIuo ~
their importau; rrod'Icts ar fr adj
Hit'cE. this device is so iron, "a I.bor-
saver that II - sure 30 make an ia.
farmers wife
We ar" ready to iu, tho s..lcIr ,n,;
HHvier IN N" hands Of som" man who
can show Us THAT he can handle i; il.
~,!"ii - way that wc wili -, sun
rtont volume ~ sales from this stare
L" luSut' rs ''l giving him this ca
We Viii pHt h"c~ of this man an
I"NtftSln: aud mcrchaudiS .uc can
r",vn That viii iusur, the ,sidcspro:,,
80 81 ihls article throurbout tr"
up with The vrry hes, OF Sales rni,
1n'l "c viii SO" TO l. that he pro.I,Irc.
}ust 3& hi- 81 v"luue Of business as
HI nh',l' ,hI capacity VIII cnab,
i, Thr ,ns..moSs is pcrmaucmt and high
'".,jl"'o. ana 'hc man who secures
80" h''Sh"l in business ina, lac vi,
gHi@i Ills gross income sh"ulJ ,,ir
he ON .b'1 IH;'oT no, TO s5"'ooe per year. and
p" MOI net at lcts, 10000.
~ N"u mean business aud know nu.
re" ana are in position 10 10 Lisi-
uoNS. 'h"u address as and wc wiil .,i,c
YOU full Particulars Lr l,f,or ,,'i
make arraugcmcrts rol .rt.r,.icv
- Ter ""i" Addr"ss Manufactured 7o,;
~ '-."r"r Thinning Louisville X,
! TX SAL, bus" corner grocery store
n"i"2 Sood business viii Sacri(ic.
i"' yHi'k sale OF account of Door
ienlth l@i care Times Dispatch
iiANh you $1,000 o. moro to inyos; T.,
ga -cd@.. "nrr"raiicn. where voIIr
"lVn"udS Will bc >" p,i- cent or o,.r,.
f'"ti\ Moncy sc"lrcd L., inll,r.ycd
pi,trt.
W .N\ =. ~ "pcW"u d"ul !" vour money tn
(" shoot tim" II tuE arc i'm :, nnsi
I"h /" invest " fcw hundred dollars
secured by improved real estate. write
~ iit'' l"HlarS and ncrsoual interview
nphcSi!"uhb!. business and bank ret,
rtcNcc y l"", car" Times Dispatch
y GOOD Investment ,.i,er. 10 pa!tics ,I-,1
Inc from SO" 10 $3.50 that viii nav
'i"S'' I" !N' b"! cert auuUnllv Good
'thh Inference We invite thorough
invest tiun. Writ toe iav for iu.cr.
~ GN ]. - III -:
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

-------------------------
], go J.. ~. MD CHINA PACKING;
FlESlTtEE, China ana wedding pre,
'hiS packed anu shipped with care
:. .-oL lmIaui i'hOnr Madison 3"o2
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" \ SrI;D--IiUuI,I.

--.-----~-.-- ---------->-------.
BOARD for lady ami . mouths-nld
child. vhc.o baby VIII !,c cared FOR
dating da. while mother w,rNa. I:,st
references N'idrcs. = IS. care Times
l'i-s.tlrh
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SHOES.
ICE, COAL AND WOOD

IT pays to buy where YOU know Won
VIII ret free burning and clean coal
because II lasts longer Perfectly dry
easy TO Split wood. kindiinr oak and
pine slabs. cheapest to start IRE ana
COOK .puick meal T.. Il. Long, 1906
West Broad
ABlll.tTElY The best in all kinds OF
coal, dfE oak, pine and Slab wood
Lyme Harris Fifteenth aud Dock
S,tEets Randolph 1915 S. & H. Green
Trading stamps EiNcr
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FOR G.Ai.E-iiorses.

FOX sale, s'N.ycHI'-nld marc. gentle
S"Nini 800 use for three wears by
oWh"r. Cam hc seen at 300 ChamhcrIii.
Avenue. uI yaN Madison, "-nDJ ~
holman
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

WEST END BANK or RICHMOND,
Richmond Va Dec. :" 1915
.\I a meeting Oi tac board OF directors
Of ms bank. held this day, :, semi
Huuua! dividend OF " per cent was de-
clar.d out OF tic EARNINGS OF the past
siM months, payable to tho stockho!d
cr5 on and after January 3, 1916
Cl!AS Is WILLIS,
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FOR S.ti.I;-Ee!licles

:, -. - ---'---- ------~--------
IiAN .. - rev move wagons ut Sln0.
You VIII hav" 10 sec them tn an
prcria;c til" bargain. George g.
White \ son. iuG North FIFTH street
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ENPIiRr IIATTIIRS.

HATS RES .INrED.
HAVE YOUR VI VET. VELOUR, or
rELT HAT hHSiIhPED TO THIS
SEhStN'S STh LES. ALSO MEMS
liATS OF MI DESCRIpTiONS
CLEANED AND Ri.ockE.D. Nt:N
HANDS IL DESIRED NERl:A HAT
Mol;kS RANDOLPH oOa TWD
STcltiS. ~ NORTH FIRST STREET.
i;lcfiMtND. pETEkSHtUG SAVINGS
NNb INSURANCE. BUILDING, COR
NEli SYCAMORE NND WEST TARE
SIIEEETS. IETEitSBUI;,;. VA
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WANrED--Aninials.

w AHTlb = GOOD fresh Cow for family
use 'lNc full PARTICULARS. price. ctt
i II. car" Tunes Dispatch
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HUGHES : liNlRpRtSSIN pNtLOT:S.
81 NMI'"iNG nani"uring facinl mas
'iJ', 'ra'p treatments ". give ihe
not OH. ""liS'ptc scalp treatment Com
plgJe alpck al lurnnt hair goods ana.
toilet articles ohiuhiugs made .rlc
amy aig!. .yJ North Third
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CLOCK REPAIRING

HAVE your clock called for repaired,
delivered and guaranteed. Phone
Ni;,I iSon tT95
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Thinning AND PLUMBING

PLUMBING work of all Kinds. prump,
attention given 10 all joins, large or
small For quick service. cali Madison
2?l1. Gillian ~ Shaw. 625 East MAR
street
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FOR SAI.E-inilnais.

HORSES and mules for hire By cny
wosS or month for sale OF cSchan,,,
Suili\an's stable. COS East Cary Alao
Boarding horses wanted.
FOX sale. pair OF sound bay mares :.
Years old; pair OF good quick work
mules: ono good big work WUl,. one
good general purpose horse Farm
wagon ana duuhi" set Of harness. bug
ry ana single set Of h.rucss Nj Very
chcah. as | have no further u.s.. for
them. can he seen at private s,ahi. IN
rear OF ?lN Floyd Avenue, between
Cherry and Linden streets
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THE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
NiEtiININ

I'cCCWbcr IS. lnIJ.
Richmond, Va, have this dato de-
ciarcd = scmiannUa! dividend OF . per
siN months. payable TO the stockhold-
crs on ana after January Z, 1916.
GEO. ". CALI,
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PERSONAL.

WANTED. you TO know that w. H.
Cowardin'S Sons prices on watch and
1cwrlry work arc the lowest in town.
Satisfaction is guaranteed. 1916 East
Main Street.
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FOR SAI.E-Houschol Goods

-
r,l-IEI.rI-r.I. h.,ru.i,e Gi,~, tho %cv
yS.r ri,,,.i onrl, tu Etrniinr WIN
it,,, pavement. Man ~;r..t l.ur-
,,',,,.. ,.,,, ir i,,. I..s, min.
~i"cct
;.IISCII<S if Tj57isu-rcn,n C,irnl,u,,
200 as Ami Save n,r,,rv .asy terms
Open ail account witn uS Mair street
furniture t"upans. Inc. li-" East
Main street
SEE "ul line 10 sclf-fccdcr| assorted
lsin"I "a" size. from > -" U" 10.
t"bb furniture 90. nc. u" l,'s
y l"' SrSH'iE -" "'t'a''S Oh, -
~" 49, mIi -, p' ,','' - 90
49, ~ va ~
- "a 80 xl5m Gn, 49, -
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BUSINESS CARDS

GLAUCUS 4. BRYANT
civil. ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
lETERSBURG -NA.-HOPEWEII
Mciiwains BluE Chm Bldg.
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30 RIDING.

~ iifT beautiful home FOR paving
quests. best service ana food: prices
Si.."n ana NJ per week. So West
i'rtuNlin stree,
pNl douhlc from, room: also ono side
room Gun 10. had with board at 20y
South Thi'd, steam heat: every couvc-
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR sale at a reasonable price. - one
ton Kelly AUTOMOBILES truck. 1914
model in good runnin. condition: good
reason FOR selling: don't answer unless
you mean business. j -. care Times
DiSpatch
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FOR S.AIE-AliscclIancous

SPECIAL HAEGAiNs, VHnEpEEMED
2o-Ti:Ai; GulI- i'illcI ''ttn r"cG.cis 81 90.
SSHHLiD Sold Signc, Rings $3.50.
ol.D-fll.L2D Knives 18th Waldcmur
S"i;ln GHld Eamso hroochSs. 500 :
Alien .!un ' ~ on Hopkins X
sTislNIGRs In E:s, Main st.
CLOSING out entire line OF original
an'iIncH az from - to ." per cont
- West Main Street
FOR sale. typhcrs's electric Incubator.
i29-"ES rapacity. Perfect condition,
Ihonr Madison 7i2o.
For sale at once. fountain UxIurc4.
cigar case. cash register for cash
1900 HUH street,
For sale. T"dd's check writer. ,.ooJ
as, new. Cost $50. VIII sell fnr SD.
Atniy J. tlsmrr. l5o3 East Main street
For sale, rcddliu% team. 6Oe North
Twcuty fourth street,
FOR, sale cheap, pai' ladies fine shocs
only worn "n.c. Large size. ,nii
Madison $H62.
each 500 iHna, Main.
JAPANESE fontal gold fish. Cnn7cI
birds and Japanese bird cages. 81.
East Main.
bic property. denominations 5: 900
VIII sell a. whole or part bargain
Must he sold. ~ care Times Dis
patch
NS-nntc player piano "r finest make.
with large library OF rolls. bench ana
scarf tnu't H." told from u"w-.S2uD
below regular selling price. Easy pay
mouts IT YOU wish Colonial riano
Corporation. 2o' East Broad street
MODERN Upright Piano. mahogany
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

W NNTEb. you To lro~ that w H.
'"wurdin.1 sous prices on watch aud
J'"'lry work are the lowest i'm town
SUBSTITUTION is guaranteed 1915 East
Main street.