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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
(From the Progress.)

Burt Anderson left last week for
Superior, Mont.
Dee Under has returned from Monta-
ma.
t. j. Buchanan spent last week in
Juliaetta visiting relatives.
Mrs. Halph w. Sturat has been very
Ill for the past few days.
An Indian boy, Hexekel Ezekiel, died
Feb. 25th and was buried the follow
ing Monday-aged Is years.
James Browning and James Morris
drove 80 head of hogs to the Kamiah
market, last Monday.
Frank Corbett, who has been attend
ing business college at Lewiston was
visiting his parents Sunday.
Geo. M. Morris has been engaged to
teach the Kooskia band and made his
first trip last Friday.
Ray Wilson is wearing long smile
all on account of big nice boy weigh.
ing ten pounds arriving at his house
last Saturday.
Mrs. Benjamin Shaw and grand.
daughter Icle, of Kooskia, were visit.
ing relatives and friends here last Sun
day.
Sam Williams and wife came down
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
CREEK OUT OF BOUNDS.
Main Street Cottonwood Invaded BY
Melting Snow Waters.

The rapid melting of the snow which
fell the first of the week, taking out
with it considerable of the old snow
underneath, caused Cottonwood creek
to go on the rampage Thursday af-
ternoon and the natural channel
through town was not able to carry
away all of the water which poured
down from Cottonwood Butte and the
adjacent hills. About the middle of
the afternoon the water broke away
from the original channel near the old
brewery and about one-fourth of the
volume came pouring through town.
The stream took the south side of
Main street and the small torrent
poured down the gutter and over the
cement walks in front of the Turner
Drug Store until east of the Hoene
hardware store, where it again took to
the street and washed down in a broad
sheet past the hotel and finally found
it's way back to the creek channel
again. The stream was deep enough
to make necessary raised plank walk
across the gutter and, when the flood
reached its highest mark about $3.50
clock, the water washed the fronts
of the building on that side of the
street. Owing to the frozen condition
of the ground the water did no damage
but had the freshet occurred later in
the season it would have washed out
the street to a depth of two or three
feet.
The high water caused all kinds of
excitement and frequent remarks were
dropped about Cottonwood no longer
being dry town. A Grangeville livery
team, which brought over load of
travelling men from the county seat
town, drank it's fill from the water run
ming down the street while the men
were being put off at the hotel.
The freshet yesterday was the worst
experienced here in years and it is
fortunate that no damage resulted from
it. The stream is down to normal
again this morning and no more trou.
BILE is Observation-Disclosures Chro
nicle.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
BOUGHT NEW HOME IN MONT

Anton Nuxoll and Steve Trautman
returned Sunday evening from their
trip to Montana and while there the
former purchased 200 acres of fine
farm land within two miles of the town
of st. Ignatius, near the Flathead In
dian reservation, and nice residence
property in that little city. Mr.. Nuxoll
paid $47.50 an acre for his farm land
and feels well pleased with his buy.
He says that the soil looks fine and
the climate seems to be all one could
desire, while pasture and wood are
easily secured from the forest reserve
nearby, and hunting and fishing are
within easy reach.
Mr.. Nuxoll says quite bit of his
property was overlooked making up the
list for his big sale on March 14th but
that everything he has in the livestock
and machinery line, as well as most of
their household effects, will be sold and
they will leave for their new home
within a few days after the sale.-
Cottonwood Chronicle.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
JAILED FOR NOT SUPPoRTuu
HIS WIFE.

Frank Cotton, who was arranged N
fore Judge Nation last THURSDAY n
the charge of deserving his wife III
failing to provide for her, plesds|
guilty to the charge as read. Hs vi
instructed that he could put up bl|
to support his wife for six months u
thus get out of the Jail sentence I'd
wife was willing to let him off ID
$3.50 per month or $500. COha|
could not get anyone to go his bond nd
could he put up the $3.50 month 4
get anyone to guarantee her wi
amount, so after due deliberate
Judge Nation pronounced the wi
tence of one month in the county jill
Cotton smiled his thanks at the ha|
sentence which could have been u
months in Jail or $500 fine or both hr
and Jail sentence.-Kamiah Progress
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
CLEAN|NCS OF news R0N.D|FFER-
ENT SECTIONS Of IDAHO COUNTY

E. Shank of Roseburg, Oregon, a girl,
all parties doing fine.
Mrs. w. B. Wiley of Orofino came
in Tuesday evening on visit with
her sister Mrs. F. E. Quist.
j. G. Hemphill and father were bust
ness visitors in town from Tahoe the
first of the week.
Mrs. M. j. Shaw and rand-daughter,
Icel were visiting at the home of Silas
Shaw and wife at Kamiah Sunday.
j. II. Martin of the children 3 home
at Lewiston was intown over Sunday in
Connection with business pertaining to
that institution.
David Landon returned SATURDAY.
evening from Lapwai, where he had
been on business at the Indian agency
in connection with leasing some land.
Jack Smith, who owns mining prop
erty in the Orogrande section, has been
business visitor in town this week,
and reports that there is IL feet of
snow in that part of the country.
j. M. Wisdom returned from witness
duties before the district court at
Grangeville an dreports that the case
in which he was called as a witness
had been settled out of court.
Jacob Louma and Henry Harri were
down from Harris Ridge the first OF
the week with bunch of hogs and re-
ports that the snow in their section
reaches from bare ground to two feet
deep.
The Kidder-Harris Highway commits
sloners held regular meeting Tues
day and audited the past years bust
ness.
| w. G. Short, a business man at Kan
iah was in town Friday night. Mr.
Short has been appointed deputy as
SCISSOR of the Kamiah section of Levi.
county, and will give perfect satisfac
ton as he is well qualified.
Frank Freeman was an arrival Mon
day from his homestead on the Three
Forks of the Selway, and reports that
the winter was longer than usual in
that section. He says that Mr.. Mar
tin and wife and the two Johnston boys
left the Three Forks for Montana to
seek employment this spring.
The Independent Telephone company
has succeeded in installing their own
central station in town. The central
for the present is in the G. A. Mulledy
store, but only used through the day.
time, while at night the line is switched
off and all rings goes into DIR. verber.
kmoes residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Grunewald re-
turned Saturday evening from Grange
vile where they had an important case
before the district court. Mr.. Grune-
valid was taken seriously i'll while there
and on tbs account his case was con-
tinued until the April term of court at
Lewiston.
Phil Hartman of Sites had a car of
lumber shipped to Sites from the Raw
SON Works Ltmber company at Kamiah
last week. After the car was unloaded
it was taken to Kooskia where it was
loaded with shingles and shipped to the
lumber company at Kamiah. Tt seems
that Mr.. Hartman can push the shingle
sale nicely and why not some one in
our own town turn the same trick and
put this institution where it will en-
ploy a number of men.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
STARTED THE WAR.

Have you heard this storyf The
Crown Prince was having a nice little
chat with his father, the Butcher Of
Potsdam, and apropos of nothing said:
Father, who started the wari"
~ know sad the father, "but 1
won tell'
"Did cousin George start itf" per-
sisted the youth without chin.
"Nol' said father.
"Did cousin Nicholasa'
"Nol" said papa.
"Did Fracis-J osepha'
"No!" said the old man.
"Well, who did thens'
"IIl tell you son! You remember,
Teddy Roosevelt came out of Central
Africa and called on us several years
ago, and showed him our magnificent
army; I showed him our great and
glorious navy; showed him the Zepps
and the submarines and the gas bags
and Teddy, greatly impressed, slapped
me on the back and said:-
Bill, my boy, you can lick the world
And like a d fool, I believed
him. Ferdinand Enterprise.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
UNDERGoEs OPERATION

vance h0oke, youngest son N Nj
and Mrs. Will Rookie, was taken :.
ously i'll at his home over on s,.S
river last week and ON Fridav
taken to Lewiston on the boat bv \
mother. On reaching the Hospital II
condition was pronounced serious !.
demanding an immediate operatm /
phone message was sent to his fss.|
who rode out from across the ITs
Saturday and left for Lewiston on q,
day mornings train. The patient Il
covered nicely from the operation NJ
word received here Mandoy was IA N
effect that he stood good chance
recovery.
Vance had been operating M,
train for the past several weeks nal
ing feed down from the plains COMMIT
to band of sheep on Snake rive, u
had evidently over-worked, brinSs
on a serious attack of appendicitis n
many friends here will be gla6 to kns
he is doing so nicely.-Cottonvol
Chronicle.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
KoosKIA BAND HAS INSTRUCTOR

The Kooskia Band has engaged an
instructor and held their first series
of five months practice Thursday
evening. Mr.. G. M. Morrison, who is
one of the best band instructors in the
west has been hired for a period of
five months, during this time he will
give lessons one week. The band
now has about twenty three pieces and
more than likely more will be added in
the near future, they also have invest
about three thousand dollars in instru-
ments and other parphanalia and the
town who has donated quite literally
to the band are looking forward to
time when Kooskia can take a front
seat with the best of them.-Ko oskia
Mountaineer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
WILL REPLACE BRIDGE PIER.

President George s. Tinker, OF the
Clearwater Highway District, was in
town Tuesday completing arrangements
with j. B. Wells for the erection Of a
center pier under the bridge across the
South Fork at Sites. The ice gorge Of
this winter did some damage to this
pier, pushing it considerably to one
side and it was thought best by the
highway commissioners not to take any
chances on the entire bridge going out.
The contract was let to Mr.. Wells for
the erection of this work and he will
start just as soon as he can get the
material assembled. The rains of this
week have raised the river to some ex-
tent, but it is thought there will be
sufficient low water before the spring
thaws to allow the completion Of the
work.-Stites Enterprise.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
WHAT THE KAMuAH I'M,
Is DOINc

The mill yard is a bpsv
workmen being obliged to plaee b,
time to fill orders. The eo' mofk ~
sold sixty cars of poles and anpsa,
Der on hand, six million faa. ns u
loading and shipping three cs,. AID \
Der and four cars poles ds;,rn Of n
day morning fourteen cars NJ On n
out by them. With the ~; sAigs
price Of lumber, we look fo ,aefeas /
activity in IN that business; the l ssa
owns o,ooo acres of timber land ' !, :!
quantities of lumber. This i y
ness of vast Importance to K.Iaa
the company has a pay roll ~ a ma
per year, and increased bus;ua.s iOes
mill means increased business =.
also.-Kamiah Progress. '' taN
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
WHEN TO TAKE CHAMBERI.AIN,s
TABLETS.

When you feel dull and stupid after
eating.
When constipated or bilious.
When you have a sick headache.
When you have a sour stomach.
When you belch after eating.
When you have indigestion.
When nervous or Respondent.
When you have no relish for your
meals.
When your liver is torpid.
Obtainable everywhere.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
NEW DRUG STORE IN rppn,,.

y. u. DeMoude, the druggist .'
from Lewiston Sunday evenin , s,s
getting his stock of drugs Ios.s sae
the Haener hardware annex ws.
soon will be ready to serve th %aeis
in general. Mr.. DeMoude i aa
fledged pharmacist of quite . a. y
of years experience, and Ferd;a auas
indeed fortunate in having thu aaaa
lent family locate here. sis
The car containing his sto..
household goods left Lewiston ~
day, but owing to the snow Ea ssle
was delayed. He has leased 'l Ssn
the old school house building whs.u u !,
family will camp when thew s.s
from Lewiston, next week, mt, !,
time when more comfortahla "
ters can be secured.-Ferdinand ~
prise. lug
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
K o 0 s K I A
From the Mountaineer.)

Fl. j. Taylor is in Lewiston today on
business.
G. M. Butler of Sites was a business
visitor in town Saturday.
70. B. Meeker visited with his home
folks on Harris Ridge Sunday.
Chas. Gelbach returned Friday from
Grangeville where he had been on bust
mess.
Born, March LIST, to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsm

Notice IS hereby given that inc Pu'
nership heretofore existing betvss
Frederick l.. Erickson and John Calm
doing business under the firm nam
and style of the getty Meat Market,
is by mutual consent hereby dissolve!
Frederick l.. Erickson retiring ~
accounts due said firm are payable !,
John Callan, who assumes and "
liquidate all Indebtedness of the IN
contracted since January 6. 1915
Dated Feb. 20, 1915.
Frederick L. Erickson
Alb John Callan.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
MURCH ACCIDENTALLY KIILn

A report has reached this office w
Hubert Buckingham, well known \
many people in this section of the cSa
try, had accidently shot his fathsra
law, Horace G.. Murch, formerly I
Winona and Nezperce, who died fro
the wound. The shooting took plaas
Mr.. Buckingham's home near Cob@
Oregon, where the deceased had ss
moved.-Kooskia Mountaineer.
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WASTIID-Saiesnen.

COMMENT automobile cor
roration desires several re-
tail statesmen. Must he men
over -. who have had some
experience IN selling direct Z"
Ia" retail trade. Good futur.
for, men who possess lip"
energy coupled with selling
ability. Address. in conf
,lence. \ 10, care Times
Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

Latiincr Drug store 800 w Marshall S;
I'm" street Pharmacy. - s Pine ST
Burnstts Drug store, AZ ". Broad Street
" H. May q: Bros. Brook Ave. and Clay 81
Iarrant Drug store ,Foushce and Ero,d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

. IN" Following Times Dispatch Branch Of
y, &C are Tor the convenience" OF the public.
want Abs ar" accepted by them at the
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Atlantic Coast Line

Inc Standard Knilrond of the South.
EFFECTIVE JULY .. 1916.
TRAINS LEAVE, RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: S:l5 a NJ and
S:S6 Il. NJ. 1850 y. NJ
For Norfolk els a. NJ. 900 A. NJ, 90
I. NJ, 400 T.. NJ, f4:l0 +. NJ.
For y. \ w Ky.. West GIG A NJ $50
y. NJ. 300 L. NJ. 80 =. NJ
For Petersburg: l2:ad a. ~ 6:I5 A NJ
S:lo A. NJ. SOC a. NJ. B:60 ~ 300
j. NJ. 800 J.. N, t4:lo I. NJ. o 90 T. NJ,
6."a l.. NJ. 9:3j II. NJ. 2:0l Midnight
For Godsboro and Fayetteville: 400 T.
For uopewelI: t;i5 a. NJ. .l:l5 p. Az.
1876 Il. NJ, 9:l, r. NJ.
Trains arrive Rlchmond daily: 5 :o5 A. NJ.
a:l3 y. NJ. 6:lh q. NJ. S:35 A. NJ IL 40
A. NJ: -2:lo i. NJ. tl:40 NJ, car T. NJ,
h:S5 T. NJ. 7:i5 p. NJ. 500 +. NJ. II 40
Except Sunday. tSunday only
Time of arrival and departure and con-
ncctions not guaranteed.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY AI.LRAI. LINE 10 NoREoLK
FOR NORFOLK: .6:i5 4. 81 200 Al M
SEQ r. NJ; 900 +. ~.
FOR l.SNCHRCRG AND THE WEST:
.6:i5 A NJ. 1850 y. Nj. 900 T. NJ, .s.ah
+. NJ: Local I" Grew". as. T. NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .Il:iO
y. NJ. 'G:35 T.. NJ. $500 T.. ~. 'ii:s T. 81
From the west: '6:l5 y. NJ. .s.a7 A. NJ
L. NJ.
Daily. tDatly cXcer: Sunday. .sunday
w. b BENIII. w G SAUNDERS
L. 1. NJ koanoke @. +. A. Koanoke
c. II. BosLEY. ID. F.. A.. Richmond. Va
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

trains Leave IIchmond-Ma.n ST. Station
schedule hSCrcS not Guaranteed. FOR tho
Somth--paiy: LAO y. NJ. local: 1890 A. ~
express; psrior buffet car; i p. n. express
sl:lb l.. NJ, express, sleeping car Opcn g:OO
T. NJ; 1900 =. NJ, local. Tor i<cysviiic chaso
CITY and Buffalo lithia Snrings-wrek days
York River Line-5:lD l.. NJ. Stcamc-
Train. except Sunday. connecting for BnIti-
more tPnrlor carr. I3o a NJ. anu AIS T.
81. daily. local.
Trains Arrive Eichmoui-Froin The South:
1908 a. NJ md SEQ y NJ. $50 +. NJ. $3.50
J.. NJ, daily: S:to a. Nj. except sunday
From West Point: S:45 \. NJ except Mon.
day: $40 y. NJ. ana G:i5 y. NJ. daily
once oo7 L. Mo'2 s.. Phone Madison e7c.
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Rirtlulun0 Giulps. nispatrh
WANT AID. RATES.
SIXTY SIXTH YrA..

WANT AD. RATES.
DAILY. cents a lin. per insertion
SUNDAY: 10 cents a limo per Insertion.
Minimum space. TWO lines.
III i"lcphoncd or charged at the counter
IN" minimum is 70 cents.
!, Tn" following rates for repeated iusor-
Ho r ARE f!vG usE r% W,TiS 4H H 1TEE
WITH NO CHANGE OF COPY.
RATE PER LINE
Minimum space. two lines.
and DAILY Insertions % cents
" DAILY Insertions 10 cents.
CONSECUTIVE insertions. 40 cents.
Situations Wnntcd--MaIc and Female.
J. time DAILY or SUNDAY. cents a line.
+" times within ono week. IL cents Il line.
BASIS Of measurement b. solid agate II
ih"s to the inch. and six words to tns i;n.
the above rates cover AL classincations.
! Ia HSihchtion not guaranteed after p. NJ.
SUBSTATIONS FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
The following Times Dispatch Branch Of
Want Ads accepted by them at the
regular onicn rates. which are given sbo.c.
WEST OF rOUSiIEE STREET
, Wesl End Lharmaey. -;2I ". Cary street;
Rubinson Street.
Kerns Pharmacy. 222l Hanover Avenue.
H. L.. Booker DRUG Store. 2oei " AIain s.,
,Wrights DRUG Co. lmc.. Lonbardy and
foys Drug Store. Allen Ave. and Grace ST.
!, ~, Ai'% a. Ay s,.. rhsrmacy. Allen Avenu"
a,insr 0 D2"s s 5%s so Y " Mar Msn g. g.
nurnst!s Drug storS. liz Is. Broad iH s,res,.
". r. May d Bros. Brook Ave. and Clay 81.
Streets.
EAST or fouSHEE STREET
T. J"nrics Drug Store, PA Il: Broad st
wnrIliIiy NJ. nn'C,n.ey rhi'd YnI Nam 81
-,
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STORAGE AND SHOWING.

c. {. MlfI.NER'S TRANSFER
MOVING trunks and pianos speciality
Auto truck FOR furniture and picnic par
ties Madison l445.
". FRED RICHARDSON. INC.
FireprOof storage for household goods:
moving. packing. shipping. Don't wait
until September |. Let us help you 10
avoid the rush. We have reiiRble men and
will guarantee service. Randolph s43
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rOi; SAi.!s-Iiorscs.

FOR snlc. good mares. = and years old.
weight LOO TO 1900 pounds sound and
good workers Also good mules. right out
OF hard work. Crulla Stables, Is South
Tenth Street. ana sl2 East Cary street
FOR sale. horses and mules. right of
hard work at P!owinans Transfer Stabics
le South Fifteenth StrGr,.
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VEHICLES FOX SALE.

-
FOR wagons. 40 10 Richardson Bros. SIS
BROOK Avenue, painting. repairing and
ruhbcr tire work Madison 1867.
WE have reduced tho price on every buggy
ana wagon In stock TO cost. We must
move them at any sacrifice, II you need
buggy or wagon. Easy terms TO
Cvcry one. A NleNcE's Sons
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PKOPOSALS-Scnlcn.

OFFICE OF THE BuILDING INSPECTOR
Richmond. Va. August -, 1916.
Sealed proposals VIII he received at this
o!tCc until 1. o'clock noon FRIDAY. Sop
tcmbcr $. 1916, for the erection OF a city
storohouse la accordance with plans and
organizations as prepared by M"ssrs. car
neal * Johnston Architects. \ copy OF
tho plans and specifications may he obtained
upon application to this Office. y Ccrt!nc!
check for $1,000 must accompany each pro-
posal offered. y bond equal To 30 per cent
OF the amount of contract will tie required
OF tho successful bidder. The Adrn!niStra-
two Board Of the city OF Richmond. Va.
reserves tho right 10 reject any ana all
proposals offered.
JOHN T.. BUTLER.
building Inspector
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

WANTED. first class machinists. those with
marine experience preferred. Steady work
NJ good wages No labor trouble Lower
plant. baltimore Dry Docks and shin Build
ing Company Baltimore. Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

WANTED. canvasscr for en!arying nor
traits. Good commission Ia saiis}nctory,
man can before - NJ. az North seventh
street. !. g. i3arulilI " 40
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UPliOLSrEHJNG.

suits. couches chairs q. nl klnl.
rcupholstcrcd In tie best manner: old
iair mattresses made over i!ka now Jacob
/ infant Madison 3292.
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CARPET CLEANING.

LET US clean and store your carpcts and
rugs. We guarantee them against moths
". Fred Richardson. Inc. 60l-G02 West
Main stree; randolph SO
OLD rugs mad. over into now rug, SEQ
SAMPLES at W. w. Mos.lcy & Co Inc
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FOR SALE-AIisceIianeous

TENTS for sale rent. all aizcs. new and
old. Tor camps ana ali purpDSAs- l. koao
q Co. 40 brook Avenue Richmond.
DOUBLE your money selling diamond rings,
half-carat genuine perfect blue -white
diamond ring. ;l5.5G that rctails for .5j.
Z. o. -. on approval Beck Jcwclry Co.
Wholesalers ot Diamonds. iio Equitable
building. Baltimore.
BUY dircCt--N" you dollars sweep
Ing compounds. 300-pound barrels at
81 cents per pounG Z -. D.. oxford. We
ship on approval. 4! 10. satisfactory wc
don't want your money The Clean Sweep
MauutacturinE 60. oxford, y. ..
FOR sale. rnbber-tire buggy. newly
painted: ! set Of buggy harness Phone
GENUINE Navajo rug. beautiful design;
cost 81 will take $50 boulevard
ls95-W
FOR sale 50 90 30 Cars st0ve timber. one
measured mile from Atlantic Coast Line
station. VIII sell by hUudl" or by tract.
Address !. I5@, care Times Dispatch
wY%NE ICE CREAM COMPANY. SPE-
ClAL THIS WEEK WYNNE'S OLD
FASHION VIRGINIA LEMON ICE CREAM.
MADISON 35l0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

WANTED, men 10 learn barrier TRADE: few
weeks required Steady position for com
peteht graduates Great demand for bar
I'nllnRc LON nr,h 49, W
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0rkneySprings Hotel and Baths

Orkney Springs, W., Open juno 4.
Beautiful mountains: always cool: eleva
ton 2.3ep Restorative waters equal Carlsbad.
Germany. Tor nervousness poor blood, gen.
e-al- debility, rheumatism. kidney and
stomach troubles. Free amusement, dancing
pool tennis. croIuet good table rcasona hle
rates: cap 500; booklet. FL c. Carter. Prop
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Safes

!: 4. :.
r|rl WE buy second hand safes
! ND RcGnshed safes at auction
II He. prices. New safes all sizes
IL 9elEiN FERNS suit. Safes hauled
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