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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13
Suits Filed

The following suits were filed in the city court yesterday:
 Filler Borthers vs. H. l. Goldstein Bottle Supply company. $10,000 claimed for the alleged wrongfully retaining two carloads of bottles assigned to the plaintiff
 Opelika M Banks vs. Illinois Gen. tral Railroad company. $5000 claimed for alleged assault and battery by an employe of the defendant company while plaintiff was a passenger on one of it's trains.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13
SKIP PIT STARTED APRIL 1

The excavation for the skip-pit was commenced April 1 and the bridge was completed May S1, including an Otis steam hoist.
 In connection with the above exten- sions were made to the boiler house build- ing to take care of 12 300 horse power B. & w. boilers equipped with super heaters. The present blowing engine house was extended to accommodate AS by S6 by S4 by 50 Hooven, Owens & Rent schler engine, on which the air end was designed by E. E. Slick, in order to se- cure the prompt delivery required
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13
SATURDAY CLOSING
Prominent Shoe Store Joined in the
 Movement Saturday

The Guarantee Shoe Store has joined in with the other local firms which have agreed to close each Saturday night at 8 o'clock. The committee in charge of this work reports that it has met with splen- did success and only three firms have failed to join in the movement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13
$17,443.S01.S1
TODAYS EVENTS

Wesley Bible class convention at First Methodist church at 8 D. m.
 Birmingham Ad club luncheon at Newspaper club at D. m.
 Second day of commencement of Southern School of Musical Art 5 t Cable hall at D. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued from the probate court yesterday: F. l.. Eanes and Miss Helen Weiss. G. G. Killian and Miss Clifford c. Acuff.
 Grover Tilden Davis and Miss Edith Josephine Bowron.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13
Negro Killed

Coroner Charles l.. Spain will go to Leeds this morning to investigate the killing of negro named Henry Mitchell. The negro was killed by another negro near Leeds Saturday. The negro escaped.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13
FACE BIG QUESTIONS

"All of these big questions face the people in a more serious and I may say more solemn way than ever before. Therefore, our progressive committee which meets later in the month at Chi cago. will be guided solely in what they do by the highest patriotism. We are now all practically agreed that MT. Will son and his policies are not in accord with the thoughts and purposes of the American people at this time.
 The south is going to show stronger opposition in the coming campaign to the democratic party than ever before. We have all suffered on account of Eng lands contraband on cotton. and the whole United Statees have suffered on account of the interference with our commercial relations with foreign coun- tries. Roosevelt with one cablegram had Russia to remove the contra band on cot ton in less than "A hours. At the will Of Sir Charles McCarin, it has been suf- fered to remain on the contraband list since early in the year 1915. That one act alone will cost the southern people hundreds of millions of dollars, other wise we would be getting today 20 cents per pound for our cotton as all other munitions of war have gone up several hundred per cent. It will be the purpose of the opposition to democracy in the south to put out good, strong tickets in every state, county and district and wage tremendous campaign against organized democracy"
 Regarding the coming meeting of the progressive national committee at Chi cago later this month. Mr. Thompson said: We are going to do first of all what will in our opinion contribute most to the defeat of Wilson and his policies. We are going to do all we can to give the country an administration which will be the vital CnaStinnS tba ct Q mi thesis of Wilson and congress in accord. We have not planned further than this. Out statement to the voters of the coun- try will be issued immediately after the meeting of our committee in Chicago the latter part of the month."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13
At the Theatres

Lyric-Musical comedy. Matinee a D. m. Evening at 7:30 and g
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13
FOUNDATION FINISHED APRIL z

The furnace foundation was completed on April and on May 6. 29 days later, the steel work was erected complete. The bricklayers commenced laying the hearth on April 15, three weeks before the completion of the steel work. They com pleted lining the furnace, bleeders and hustle pipe May 1. This was 2S days after starting on the hearth and seven days after the completion of the steel work.
 On March 12 excavations for the hot blast stoves and chimney were started and on March 16 the concrete founua. tions were begun. The excavations were completed March % and the foundations March 31. The steel work erection for the four stoves was commenced April A, and two were erected on April 26. Ths brcklayers commenced laying brick on them the same day and the second pair were erected May 12
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13

At the Photoplay Houses Maiestic--"Where Are My Children 9 with Tyrone Power
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13
PROGRESS|VES ARE OUT AFTER WILSON SAYS THOMPSON Thinks Cotton Contraband Will Gain Anti-WilsOn
 Votes in South ROOSEVELT IS NOT
 DISLOYAL TO PARTY Says National Committee Will Do Whatever Will Contribute
 Most to the Defeat
 of Wilson

The progressive party will so act in the coming campaign as to assist in bring ing about the defeat of President Will son, and in keeping alive the identity of it's own organization, in the opinion of Jo- seph o. Thompson, national committee man of the progressive party from Ala bama, who returned yesterday from Chi cago.
 MT. Thompson stated that Theodore Roosevelt had not in any manner gone back on his former supporters in the progressive party, and the Alabama bull moose leader affirmed his belief in the absolute patriotism of the colonel who, he declared, would make his decision in regard to the coming campaign in accord with what was considered best for the country
 MT. Thompson views with no small alarm the results which would follow the reelection of President Wilson, both from the standpoint of our foreign relations and our domestic affairs. The alleged loss of hundreds of millions of dollars to the south from the action of Great Britain in placing cotton on the contra band list is cited by him as the basis for revolt against democracy in the south, which will result in heavy in creases in the anti-democratic vote. While Mr. Thompson does not state what the colonel would have done under the exist ing circumstances, the inference may be drawn from the statement he makes that Roosevelt, with one cabegram had Rus sla remove the contraband on cotton in 24 hourS.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13
MAKES NO PREDICTIONS

While Mr. Thompson would make nc prediction as to the course of action which would be pursued by the progress Slve national committee when it meets June 25 at Chicago, he made the state ment that they would so act as to con. tribute most to the defeat of President Wilson, consummation which, in the opinion of thep rogressives, as well as the mapority of the nation, he declared to fbe most generally wished
 All men who are at all thoughtful realize we are on the eve of the greatest political campaign in the history of the United States, and the campaign we are now entering and the administration to follow the inauguration of the next Presi- dent marks the turning point in world S history" said MT. Thompson.
 The great issues of the campaign will be preparedness, which includes army and navy, tariff, merchant marine, rural credits etc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13
HISTORY OF NO. g FURNACE

On March 6, 1916, the directors author ized the construction of a new furnace, and on March g, E. E. Slick, vice presi- dent and general manager. approved a general layout and the engineering de- partment began active worK preparing plans.
 In clearing the site the slag machine and part of the casthouse for No. z blast furnace had to be removed, togeth- CT with a steam line between the boiler and the power houses, and the heavy power lines supplying the Franklin works and mines.
 On March 12 the actual construction commenced and the new furnace and stove foundations were staked out. At the same time the engineering department was rushing the preparation of detailed plans and drawings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23
SITUATION wANrED-,1alo.

WANTED. position teacher English
branches: music and German Address
"BentluOr.' prOtft Va
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STORAGE AND MOVING.
BY EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANl
Real Estate Auctioncers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TNHG h kl1rHn E M5Rn Ok 9E f1 Ras.
WITH \ DWELLING; AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS TIL tiREON, NEAR
kAllt OAKS STATION. SEVEN
PINES RAILWAY.
By virtue OF ~ certain deed of trust
dated the nth day of July, 1912, Of re-
cord in tho clerks Office OF the Henrico
County Circuit Court, ID. Il. 1854. pa sc
S0T. default having been made In the
payment Of the debt thereby secured
and being required so to do by the
beneficiary. we will sell, by auction
upon the premises. OH
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %. 1916.
at o'clock +. NJ.
tho property located as above bounde
Ola tho north by the land OF Watkins
on the east by Harwood's land. on
the south. by JenninGs,s land, and on
he west, by the land OF w. a. Cairuns
Almost daily inquiries arc being made
swering 20 the property herein de-
scribed As offerings of this character
are few and far between, we advise
YOU TO avail yourself OF this oppor-
tunity.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale
one interest note Of s1o.hO, due July ~
1918: ono note Of $19.5G. due January
p. 1916; one note OF $3.50. due July
%. 1915. one principal note of $3.50
due July -, 1915. the residue as may
lie named at time OF sale.
EDWARD S. ROSE,
WILLIAM S. ROSE.
Trustees
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FOR RENJ-Eoons.

foII rent , housekeeping rooms. unfur-
n'Hh"d. ana front single room. Apply
Ill liz, g. o
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PKOPOSNLS=Scnlcd.

OFFICE OF THE BUILDING INSPECTOR.
Richmond, Va. August - 1915.
Sealed proposals. Viii he received tt thls
Office until II O'Clock noon FRIDAY. Sep
TENDER 5. 1915. for the erection Of city
st"rch"us" in accordance with plans and
specifications Rs prepared Ivy MessrS. Car
neal y Johnston. Architects. \ copy "f
the plans and specifications may be obtained
upon atplcatiou to thIi Office. \ certified,
check for $1,000 must accompany each pro
posal offered. \ bond equal to 80 per cent
OF the amount Of contract viii be required
tive Board of tho city OF Richmond. Va.
reserves the right 10 reject any ana all
proposals offered.
JOIN T. BJ'TLiR.
lif
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AUCTION Satisfactorily
Auction Sale Of
Mules

Default having been made In the
payment of money secured by a GER.
tain deed of trust. recorded in d. b. II.
page 26I, clerks office Northampton
County. Va, etc, the undersigned will.
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 90. 1916.
at IL o'clock A. NJ,
at the Southern Stock Yards. corner
Broad and Mulberry Streets. Rich
mond. Va, sell at public auction IT
good work mules. all OF good weight
and recently out Of contract work.
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN T. wINGO
Trustee.
SMYTH BROS. -McCLEARY -McCLEr.-
Ian COMPANY. Auctioneers.
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LADIES' TAILORS
SPECIAL. no LADIES.

SPECIAL. TO LADIES
II LEWIS, la DIES TAILOR. WISHES TO
ANNOUNCE THAT HE Is N0W IN NEW
YORK STUDYING THE NEWEST STYLES
AND BUYING FALL AND WINTER MA
TERIAiS. ON ACCOUNT OF EUROPEAN
WAR CONDITIONS. STYLES ARE SOME
WHAT DELAYED ~; Will. RE OPEN
FOR BUSINESS Oh OR ABOUT SEPTEN
Der /. AND WILL GIVE THE SAME RE
DuCTioE USUALLY GIVEN IN AUGUST
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TEACHERS wanted for graded and high
schools, assistants and principals. Strong
dirctt demand now. Three, AGENCIES one
enrolment Guaranteed service. sheridan
Teachers Agency, Greenwood S. c.: Char
lotto, y. c: Atlanta, Ga
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GARRETT CLEANING.

LET MS clean and store your carpets and
rues We guarantee them acaIns; moths.
w. Fred Richardson. Inc, COl-GV3 West
Main street. Randolph SAB
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED. lockwood trimmings. | DO the
WORK without iUiUrius The bushes. Write
IN" what YOU have. IL. s Newman. SoGner
set. VI.
WANTEp--Lady desires Of household
furniture FOR It's storage References :;
best care. Madison 2965-J.
WANTED "a have use OF furniture. espe-
Ciaily paT!or. library and Office save
owner expense OF storing. Phone Boule-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE -four mill. corn mill. with cotton
gin attached; water power and thirty
eight t33o acres OF land. Good dwelling
mouse. VIII sell cheap to right parties.
Tor furthcr particulars apply u J. w
Webb. Pheasant Shnd.. Va.
OLD. established hardware business for
sale; established 1916. located In the CEN
Tal rort OF Virginia. l. ~. care Times
Dispatch
Will. trad" a Petersburg hotel. fully
EQUIPPED for paynE retail business
81 any Kind Hotel" J. as. care Timca-
-,
ArrEAcTlVE proposition in baltimore old
i"ihtE liquor store. large stock. Imported
u"ihvSii, goods. Conducted * years same
irin. i. O. Box ~ Baltimore. Md
An established manufacturer wants gen
etni sales manager to open Office and
manage Halesmen, $500 to $500 capital
m,,cyGsisiry. Moncy-inaking possibilities UNI
ItNi''tu' VIII pay expenses Ia Chicago II
you are man we want. Sales Manager 1912
lepuhlc Buiihing. Chicago
fPit .aic grocery store In West End good
location. Call boulevard 265
n bGSintSs which is sound and profit
hpIe hASlS has outgro~n it, small capital
'hu WIN pay per cent on $4,000 loan Tor
w" ,yc"iS Address + 203. care Times Dis
patch.
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HANDSOME pNlN'i ROOM IvING-RooM AND CHAMBER
ELECTROIIER.
We sell \
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST COMMENCING a. NJ.
IN Davis
th Rocker Ornanl
pINNGHooM Early 1nslish
Il
Pictures
andt
ds-eye Bed,
room lace cover
Opa
Cash. q
ioneers.
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FOR Sai.E.-EIousc.,oId Goods

WILL sell cheap. splendid gas range and
handsome Turkish rocker. los North
loRibardy.
FOR sale. mission iiving-rooim furniture
tltchen tahlc. gas nate. Mndisom 33.G.L
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NOTICE-BanlIrupt.

IN THE UNITED Srh-rT::f T1ISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EhSTE3N DIS
TElCT OF VIRGINIA.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. between Glen Alien. Va. and Min
tiai VI. a. Strip containing one iJti
!.pVI- mile mileage took amt another Wit a
only :: miles unused, muG. out TO " j.
StpcHdon. Also Il suit oI clothes and other
cUtCth. Finder Nlll I.Cclsu reward by'
notifying o. returning 70 !UtcrnatiUna!
Harvester Company oil america, E!chuLvnu.
Va.
LOST ch.ch Du Punt POWDER I'Iaut. No.
1899. =. II. White. il ElAGer pleas. u.
turn 10 l.G. North Twenty eighth street
>ikh Ed OF stolen from :arut near Hope
VOL. Va August -. bright bay mare,
weight about !,VVy pounds Reward Tor
return. w g. Devo!l. iiopewell Va
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HELP WA

WANTED good coIorcd nurse WHO "a n
also cook Apply tS.l FLOYD Avenue.
WANTED housckeepcr for woman's col !.
leEc, 5000. board. laundry three months =
vacation. Give detailed experience. Don't
apply unless efficient. Southern CONNER
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AOANS ON REAL ESTATE.

MONEY TO lend on city real estate. + 22f
care Times IBIS patCh.
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SAFES.

:: :" ). =: =:
f1iH Double door safe cabinet. six
! IL ) document files ana two shelves
Il 4 bargain at S60.
/; 'IEu BARNES SAFE AND VAULT
ttJES COMPANY.
IL North Twelfth Street.
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FOR SALE-slachincry.

BOILERS and engines, an sizes hoistiug
engines. concrete mixers and Woodwork,
Ing machinery, guaranteed condition l..
Bluford q 90.
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DEATHS

ilVTING.-At LansuHI.. Pa August H.
1915. CAROLINE SnADDINGt.n wIcow
81 hev. Charles Carroll Biting. -. d.. aged
c'eHly-sik yearb sixteen dayH
Funeral at r.sldcnco ui her daughter HIr.
w i'iian /. stewart I.a"SJaIc, pa. THURS
ia at IL ~ n Automobiles VIII meet
80 a. NJ. train from Recalling Terminal
Heturni"s. l"ar" LaGsua!e at I-.iI r. NJ.
jntcrElcut private.
Sew Yorn. Baltimore. and Southern pa
pcts please copy,
cnNlNGTOE.-Died Tuesday. August -.
1915. at A. NJ, at the 5Melter!nE Arms
Hospital. lRLNE daughter OF Airs. Lou
age.
The funeral viii take place THIS OWED
NEsDAiJ AFTERNOON at O'Clock from
the rcs!uen'a "f her mother, 1891 Beverly
Street. lnierinsnt in lakewood.
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ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
fHE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lFlED ADVERTISING
TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
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WANT AID. RATES.
DAILY. cents II line per insertion.
SUNDAY. 10 cents limo per Insertion
Minimum space. two lines
II telephoned charged at the counter.
the minimum Is 20 cent?.
The following rates Tor repeated inser-
Ions arc given. PROVIDED ALL INSEK-
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WITH No CHANGE OF COPY.
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SUNDAY and DAILY Insertions 20 cents
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The above rates cover all ciusbincations.
'e'assihcdtiol not guaranteed after T.. IL.
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HE'LL MANTED-Aiale.

VA TED, young men a. railway mail
clerks. sIa month. sample examination
questions free, Franklin Institute, EG.inI-
leI =. Hocneater. -. Y.
WASTED nrSt--!hss foreman Tor crushed
Stone quarry. GIVE experience and sai
aty wanted EG.pepsr Granite Co.. Buena
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HAVE good position for reliable woman
10 hclp with cooking and uurslng Room
on pRc" Phone Boulevard 2O23-W l62
North Mulberry street "
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES.
WHY JUNK your OLD TIRES
when We can half-golc them. Brin; us
your on ures Ec9nomy Tire Co. 525
v est bt9Ad street, Richmond, Va.
AUTOMOBILE for hire. ,l.60 per nour
sew clean cars. Daniels. boulevard 2e7
WE hay" large stock of Ford bodies rcad ~
70 rul ON Ford chassis Same day ord 81.
Irc"lE"u; top or open. for any business
$50 and 40 Two new 1916 Ford roadster
bodies complete. with windshield So Sop
us for i'orR bodies ana accessories A
Meyer Sous. 75l East cary.
FIVE PASSENGER studebaker. re-
hulli freshly painted. fuliy
equipped. SI7i; 7-pasacugcr Studr-
baker f!rst-clasS condition. 5000
i"Tius 10 responsible parties. Co
hurn Motor Sales Corp Of Rich
In"nd, 81 East Main Street.
1914 Ford touring car. t2.5: 1915 Ford
touring cars, s-!J. A. r. Tilcr. 1908
west EI%al.
SEE thu National Auto Top Co for scat
covers toy and general repairs; also finn
auto Painting. Randolph 35Ss. 80 West
Broad.
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WANTED-Eooms.

THREE uufuruished rooms fo- light house
Keeping steam heat. ccntra! location.
! EOS. care Times Dispatch.
THREE furnished rooms. bedroom. living
room: kitchcrette; central. - .05. care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-23

WANTED, a cOIorcd woman Ms cook and
general servant. 900 Monument Avcnme
WANTED. cook or wash woman for small
family. Broad Eock Springs South Rich
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SPECIAL NOT., ~.

HOW To collect accounts. also exposure OF
membership aud contract agencies Tho
hoOH ia free to every business man that
writes for 1t on hia own business stationery.
Box aao. Richmond. Vn.
7, Spence, deceased. lat" -. Grove. Va. /
hereby Civ" notice. any person or lrn nav
inE claim against cstat" TO como forward
a. once. Mrs. :. I. Holligcr. administrators.
Nddi $50 10. Oskwood Avcnuy. Richmond. Va.
NATIONAi. STANDARD FLAT
UPPER GABLE furnishes you the beg,
lightning protection. j. @ Saunders
Agent. Jii West Twenty ninth street
tors aud "nbalmcrs. wish to- announces
that we have moved funeral business
from col West Main Street into our now
buiiding. 2O3 North, Lombardy street. open
day and night, rhonc Madison $40.
Fastest Adding and Listing Niach i.ip
made. Wales. Richmond Va
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l:OK sAIi,-Iinrses
POULTRY AND DlRDs.

FOX sale, Stereotypers ms!s. lSS24: flexible
snt tough: Just the thing 20 line chicken
houses and outhouses; Sl.Oo per 100 pound.
thu Office: - cents extra for OF tow
orders for carriage. Address Times Dis-
FOR spring chickens. EGGS. vegetables.
herbs call Thompsons Farm. Randolph
1891
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WANTED an experienced lady solicitor for
several days work: good salary TO right
part Is 2o5. care Tlnrs- Dispatch
WANTED GOOD cook also do washing
for family of >. Apply he Floyd Ave-
nue.. Mrs X. s. freeman.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. city salesman with Knowledge
OF stationery and jobbinE business. M.
ply The Franklin Press Co. Petersburg. Va
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sITuATION ANTED-rroiessio

n ful graduate Of music from III. Mary
Baidwin seminary desires IL position to
teach music in an institute high school
in Virginia or North Carolina. Address
Box j.. X. r. ID, New Canton. Va.
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BOARDING.

WANTED-Alrs ". A Chcsterman viii,
open he' home on Monument Avenue 10
re' lent or transient boHrterE. Well fur
.! :eG rooms with without privat lie
Ia ~. Excellent table board. September
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SUMMER BOARDING

FOR wagons go TO Richardson Bros CTS
Brook Avenue. painting, repairing and
rubber tire work. Madison 1867.
and wagon In stock 10 cost. We must
move them ~ ANY sacrifice. II you need
buggy wagon, lis Easy terms 10
ovnrN ono. 4. MoNnr.s Sons