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c. OF c. DIRECTORS MEET.

The meeting of the Board of Dil ectors of the Chamber of Con- merce Thursday evening the first in two weeks, resolved it. self into an executive session of the committee of the whole for the consideration of conditions in Nogales generally. What to do to bring about definite results from the mining meeting recent ly held was one of the important subjects thoroughly discussed. The creation of a mining ex- change in NogaleS as a factor in aiding the mining industry and incidentally Nogales was thought to be a good business proposi- tion. Since mining development companies and mining exchanges are purely business propositions for the individual profit of the members, the Chamber of Com merce can only point out the desirability of such organizations but cannot directly take hand in the formation of same
 The Clean Up Week came in for discussion and the town off cials were comnlimented in the excellent work being accom- pliShed toward more sanitary and clean city and the Chamber felt that it must use it's best efforts to get the people general ly behind the town officials in this movement.
 A communication was read from the Forest Service advis- ing that the request of the Cham Der of Commerce for the setting aside as public recreation ground, the beautiful Russell Canyon, had been granted and that the Chamber could make such improvements on the grounds as it desired. No action was taken as to what improve ments were to be made but the matter was left until the next meeting when Forest Ranger Abbott could be present to ad- wise with the directors.
 The following letter was or dered publiShed:
 The President, Nogales Cham Der of Commerce, Nogales, Ariz. Dear Sir:-I take pleasure in acknowledging receipt of your letter in reference to the adop- tion by your board of directors of the resolution expressing thanks and appreciation to the officers and men of this command | for the entertainment on Feb ruary 22nd.
 In this connection, I desire to extend through you the thanks of this command to the mer- chants of Nogales, whose liberal contribution of prizes contribut- ed largely to the success of the occasion. Very truly,
 w. H. SAGE,
 Colonel, 12th Infantry.
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and made a part of this reSolu- tion that the said expense of ap- plying said appraisal to the coun- ty of Santa Cruz will not exceed the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars; further that all demands for expenses incurred shall first be approved by some member of the State Tax Commission before allowance by this board And further Santa Cruz Co.,, hereby etc. etc.
 Santa Cruz county hereby agrees to pay one third of cost of installing Uniform System of building appraisal for all ap- praiSal of buildings and improve. ments upon real estate situate in the town of Nogales and adja- cert thereto upon the North Morley. Avenue Addition-one third to be paid by the town of NogaleS and one third by the state of Arizona through the State Tax Commission It is eS- timated that the entire expense will not exceed the sum of eight hundl ed dollars, which said sum
 
 above set forth; i.e in thirds. All demands for expenses in cured shall first be approved by some member of the State Tax Commission before allow ance by this board.
 Upon motion, duly made and carried unanimously, the follow ing resolution was adopted: F Whereas the State Examiner of Arizona having recommended to the Board system of ac- counting for roads, which is to be used uniformly through the State.
 Now. THEREFORE, is is order ed that this system as set forth in blue print on file in this office be and is hereby adopted as the system to be Csed by this coun- ty, beginning February 9th, 1916, and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the clerk of the Board of Super visors be instructed to draw or | ders as set forth in said plans. said order being form No. 5 on Sald plans Tn payment O1 all labor done and performed on the roads in this County, and the | county treasurer is hereby in structed and authorized to honor and pay these orders as they are presented to him, afterwards attaching these orders to a re- gular road demand against the 1 cOuntv tO he DreSanted tO the Board at it's regular monthly meeting, for his reimbursement. Upon motion duly carried !, Board adjourned until 9:oo o'clock a. m. Monday March 9th. 1916.
 Approved:
 G. H. FIEDLER, l Attest: Chairman.
 LULA REDDOCH WOOD, Clerk
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Thanks to Colonel Sage of the Twelfth Infantry, U. s. A.. No gales, notwithstanding wars and -rumorS of wars, continues the quietest, most orderly town on the border. Military and civil authorities at Nogales, Sonora, have co operated with the com mander of the American troops here and as result perfect order has been maintained on both sides of the international line. No trouble is expected here, but should any occur, those re- sponsible, will be taught lesson everybody will remember long years to come The Fighting 12th" is on the job, alert, ready to go.
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E. D. MILLER. Editor and Prop.
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A stated price per book of 2co, Boo, loo, 5oo and 64o pages. black marginal ruling. Also a stated price per book for the above with printed headings and with printed pages. Also price per for extra canvas cover. The above books to be three-quarter bound. Sample of paper enclOs- ed.
 Moved by Member Parker, seconded by Member Gatlin, that the bid of Tom Woods, ac- cording to plans and specified tions of county engineer, be &C., cepted, and that he furnish boud in the sum of Si 100000
 Upon motion duly carried, it was ordered that the part of bid of the McNeil company covering;
 School Tax Receipts, Road Tax Receipts, County Order Books,
 Legal Blanks 94x28 printed on both sides, per 100 aud 500.
 Legal Blanks 9!x14 printed on both sides, per 100, 500 and 1000.
 Legal Blanks 84x54 printed on one side, per 100, 500 and ,OOO.
 Legal Blanks 8!x53 printed on both sides, per 800 and ,OOO.
 Legal Blanks Skill printed on both sides, per 800 and ,OOO.
 -Ballots:-Primary and general election, cloth sample ballots for primary and general election, poll lists, tally lists. card of in structions, election certificates, fifty-fo limit notices, blank books, bound books record ruled, bound books printed head, bound books printed page, and loose leaf books. be accepted.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
(Contiuued from fourth page)

Twenty five poll lists or more, to be bound, per 25.
 Per 25 ...S2 20 Twenty-Five tally lists or more, per 25.
 Per 2o. S3 7o Lists of candidates, to be print
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ed on cardboard, per 1CO.
 11X1S $ 50
 1lX2S. lO OU
 Cards of instruction, to be printed on cardboard, per 100 Per 100. .... S5 50
 Election certificates, per 100 Per 1OO. ...... S4 50
 Fifty foot limit notices, or moe, to be printed on white muslin, per 100.
 Per 1OO. .... S5 co
 Thirty heavy envelopes, or more, 1Ox2O inches, for voted ballots, per 30.
 Per 3O....... S15 co
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BLANK BOOKS.

For printing, binding and fur nishing all blank books used in
 the several county anu precinct i offices of Santa Cruz county, said i books to be similar to those now in use and in the following sizes:
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A price per 3OO pages additional books with Also additional price ndex nd
 he Samples enclosed
 binding furnishing loose to those in the following
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27

FOR RE\T Two ui,. mmHr.
.ora Too hahl .uura.r.ur ruu
r.o without cWI..m 1900" IHH
uaH
FOB RENT ono large NICELY ur
Hishod front room. .p. uu. u. tH.
gentlemen prWt. nmi'. HH. IU,
.uH street Phone So. H.I
MOUSSE FOR EiNI Pour rlHr.
partly mrul#b, l. Unu 100
phone 1893.
ron H.<F -f..r fu.U .uu...
modern GOO UH.aum
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
NOTICE uT ANNUAL MEETING
pi tho Stockholders and Directors on
the fcCu> A Northern Texas
L.. In I-ru.nnn..
Railway COMPANY.

\','.. .- hereby sivea that tho an
na' meeting 0. the stockholders %
IHa FroHa q Northern Texas Railway
.wpIuv U.i' bo held at the General
office o. said company in Amarillo.
Texas ON Tuesday. October g. 1915.
t0a hHHr of l. noon. for the pgr-
pose of selecting a Board % Directors
f'- the ensuing year and Tor such
other Uu-.nsss as may como befor,
said u-e'in.
IIe annual meeting - the Direr-
fHrs af said Company viii - held on
tIs same date o.. the same place. inn
meI.afrIy after The meeting OF stock
I1 lers
g. FREEMAN. Secretary.
9-e-lu-1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
WANT AID RATES

One cent a word FOR the first
insertion. one-half cent a
word Tor every repeated CON
secutive Insertion so udyer-
tisemout accepted ior less than
twenty cents Thirteen
words three consecutive user-
lions 2Jc. II want al is no,
run consecu'iyc,y tho regular
rate ol ono cont q word per IN
sertion ,uo Insertion lees than
25cJ will apply SO want ads
received by mail VIII boz printed
unless accompanied by =. O.
Money order, CashiCrs Check
or Cash Personal ,uv,As uut
accepted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27

Piano For SALE or TRADE -coa
Van Buren, Phone 1890.
2t2-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
FOR SALE

FOR SALE Several pairs mated
pigeons, cheap Phone 1882 o. olI,
700. Fierce st. 23S o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27

Nv u-- N--- Won ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28

''' " ''"'N''aI VIVA uUucI
stand
, ciic,'y SAID the protect
wen -J'c' lace darkencd he
W'u'eu TO take her TO a place OF his
ana Wh'n she wouldn't 80 he took the
Pcdris Iom her and told her to come
tor them today Joe seemed unable TO
proceed
"hat then" asked the project pres
emily
res ne told her TO show up there
at : o'clock this afternoon unlcs, She
wanted 10 90 to prison" ,ulrlcl Joe
kept the date myself Ne amt dead
but he won't be much use Tor some
Uur He n.rlfHrd a'l runf when
/ came with the pearl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
Order by Mail

Out-of town ladies will find
our mail order shopping service
prompt and efficient We guar
antcc to please.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28

MI ln inch materials. very
pretty pattern. ior ihc summer
drs,,c, \ ,pl,ulid ln' oi p,'.
tenn. n. select from Tin. oiier
represent. q cleanup o' wash
s.'. ranging 900 pr,c from 1'J
tu sian o. ,trl assembled 100
three lu', iur saturday selling
Special 'hr ward lSc, gsc and
SOC
Main ll1ur We, Room
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
VEHICLES FOI; StLE.

F9H wagons. =" 10 Richardson Bros. sls
h""h NN'h"c painting. repairing and
'"hh"r IT." w"rl Madison 1857.
r>>. E""' heavy wagon suii.bi" for icc
wagon o. J. schultz. s"s West Carv
Street
zoe s"i' "h""r .Irr", IN GOOD condition;
p"uN 80 nn" "rrirE wagon Arp; TO
i'l'i .H'" ru'h"r-iIr" pharton. stop ..
N".ih"lyrtou car III" Phone Madison
f"l; 81" ruhh"r-'ir" surrey. So. Ton
"n"fN 80 ton hurE,. So" runab"uts
"' "i"'i"I prices. grocery wagons farm,
wagons and dnui' wagon. Renting and
rcrn ring 80 Hny'hirr uu I,h,oia Thomas
II nH"' : "a. -! ir""is ,Y.nn.
t'ii sair. w-gnir. / set ~ harn"Ss an! !
ri"" II 81" cur" TINES bier.tch
Ini "'l'. Iiphi. s",omd- hand s,rrr tire
pn.'i"n. good condition: cheap Ais. on"
road '>it see i'n rnu'n q IH"acs. near Fif-
'"'n'h and cary Streets.
bNE 'niun,hT" top business LrgEy suit.t,I"
f"r sHi"-uan- ia perfect "rlcr
bNl. hH.ln"aS huEtg, ruhb"r tired. 81. This
good - rev
rrLl lin" OF ,op Dussto-. run.eon,s and
ur"cys at cost
WAGONS Tor cycry ril..ncss ton ar ,,ncn
l'ri"" AMI terms 20 Int
itYi:ItS SoNS
II East Cary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
FOR SALE-aii~:eIianeous

foli sale. nice clean white paper. 80 and 80
inches wide. suitable 70. wrapping any
iEihE requiring Whit: paper. suOh aa bread.
glassware, laundry, etc, $l.2a per 100
pound" A. the office: also Old papers at so
'ch'S per 100 POUNDS at this Office. Will
not DC heiNcreu. Call al Times itch
unigr, first hnor.
ASK yo"t dealer FOR B-auers original Smith
Nil s"h'hEc. one pound packages
20 - press tanks must he sold at once ca
pacitv. 30 to l3o0o gallons l. Bluford
< %
TENTS Cor sale or rent, ali si2es. new and
old, los camps ana Nil purposes /. koae
" Co so Brook Avenue. Richmond.
l..o"o pound. blasting paper for sale.
south Fourteenth Street
WE weld broken parts OF inachi .ry. Cast
iron steel. bronze. copper aluminium.
inhlcablo iron, casting. etc. Reasonable
prices, Madison $685.. Flcmings Welding
shop. -" North B"lyidero Street.
TlEFANf DIAMOND. l is KARAT. WILL
SELL SlGS - II. CARE TIMES-DIS
PATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

TNN rN-'- - -N"rIl"". vsIlhTI-ll"W 0Ir.-- and
Soda fountain business. established trade:
good location ia business s"''iou ~ Ej,h-
!n"mt. good rr"%"nS 10" s.lliur rar, bar
~ Tlm..- =. .ltl :. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
Wise Richmond People
Compression
Inner 'ube

Thcn rl,y know they ar. trec from
r'n'h"s "r ni"w out. yet arc riding; on
an "ith "a" residence aud elasticity
mat "!r alone can give.
COM. tn
VIRGINIA AUTOMOBILE CI.uR
tx North eighth Street.
So" low TINS is done. how l0-pcilIv
nails, 60" picks aud Other object. can
- driven ~. tires equipped with tho
compress inu Inn'r 1ubc. aud have
"i'"r advantages of THIS tube explained
too.
run -ipch ot all siz', corvicd and IN.
Sifllnu"ns promptly mad"
~" .iIuid ra"d ilt tuh".
JpiiN l. BLAIR.
sol. Agent Tor EicEm"rd ana n,nrico
county.
u! y"u ave lDoi.tur '"r uuu.lt.. honest vori,.
uausnlp and ih" rl.,ut pri,"a scc Na-
H"uu Auto Top 20. l".i W"s' Hfoad. H,u-
'rIp" 800
CADILLAC car. paHs"ngcr. in nrot- class
condition. In Eood running order. sell
iug for want OF use cheap rhouo Madison
,.io.
AUTO h",iic, TO ~ F"rd c",Y ia s,ock Auto
irp building ana slip covering " specially.
SMITH MOORE VEHICLE co.
Az N"r,h F..lh S;rcci.
AtVpA;o"il.E repairing and driving ny
- iu,u. In !"pru "Nu garage; rcnnnn"hlc
rttos. Nnr'l guaranteed. I'honc IIou!c-
,o,c ."s' i. Nor,h Mulberry street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
FOR S.lI.E-Aii,ccIlancou,

49,
foIi sale De Laval steam Turbine
Spr:h 900 amp 50. volts 200. in No. |
condition Also ono Tug boat. known by
ne name "t iuccme. She needs IL new
h"iscr and some other repairs. Hun and
engine IN good order. She has Two saloons
.'nd wi'i carry thirty people. Just the boat
~ Run between CITY Point and Richmond
IAN be bought cheap Apply TO the York
Manufacturing -, Inc. West Point. Wa
Sl"" bankrupt stock. clothing. SHOES.
S"h's furnishings and ladies goods. fur
sale Who'll" or In small lot, a. S.r.I
.'"bh!iII and fiStur" compauy. South Foi--
ir"nth Street
For s'l". l. shares r. Is. Tsyio, 60 stock
Bus received Box s. IIoDcwel! Va;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

D. IS W-r'". 'r- ast-s"..'Hs y" ..Lr'"-'
-. -rp-a'ar- sr'- 'v'- r..r" 10 r'.
.- rpuS.rotd-. 20 AUTO Owners ,r Witt"
nls'fru 90 H.u.'prGe- -.ar.rr Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

FOR sale. motor boat. lj-t"o; stce! hull
Wei! shapcd. with - Il. =. Waterman en-
a:nc: engine weighs 80 pounds; good new
Motor boat ID foot, hands ' bottom hydro
plane. We'll iitte'i up With locker. lo-i@-Ii. H.
Waterman hish speed lightweight engine
with Bosch Il. T.. = high tension mas
Eeto; Little Joe clutch. weighs IL pounds
engine new null good new, white cedar
plankiuc. J. Is. Gillespie, lil3 Main Stree
Lynchhurc. Va.
GASOLINE speed boat FOR sale: cyprus hui
Palmer engine. clutch. perfect order. sI.i
i. ,'iLNrIn. E'iliuiI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
!, OK S.AIE.-7Iurses.

iiN NO decided To change one OF nay sta
Dies into u garage. viii dispose OF 81 head
or mules ana big horses and mares. They
nave been w"ihinS here for TIA. iast year in
slE trucks and wagons. IEcir ages are from
TO years OH. Will weigh from 100 to
',"p pounds. They are al Ia .rst ella ~
'"hdition and will sell th"m ur,;er full
cuhiahtcc. IT not 49, represented viii re
:nnd the money. Can lie s"ci at CrulIs
Stables: "A. IL. Is. "a South Tenth.
II good mules right out q. III. hardest kind
OF work. price Si50 per pair up: also Z
" YOU want fun value for your money, ser
me FIRST Iiowmnn's transfer stables i6
SOUTH Fifteenth street
FOR sale. year-u!d hay Shetland pom.
We'll broke I" harness ami saddle pei
ic'iIE sound and gentle. Price. 500. A !su
l"nr trap and harness. almost new
price. $40. r. q. 3. ClarksNille. Va W. -
Blanks. ClarksNille VA.
ibR sale. ON" good work horse chcap An
Fly a"i - u Street. Phon" Randolph
HORSES and mules All kinds and prices
especially c"il your attention 10 y pair
.i NirEihia raised mules. years old Price
s:"' Tor the pair III Forth Fifth Stree,
GOOD HORSE
Hrick buyer. See Schmidt. III West Cary,
FOR sal" cheap, FOR wan, of uso. lrh,
Hrivihg horS". only wears old ApnII.
in-. !ln.l Strc"t. ~ call Madison i;S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
fbf Stl.E.-MuChinery.

I.,,,, - - -->>-~- 0~-----~----------
OK H".. wheat. corn and sdw:nil VIII
son !hrap. GU Country Lime creek CAS-
Ven COUNTY, y g. Good running order
King. E",.t" ~" '''
MOI = TED gasoline engine. with wood
saving "hihi. dump wagon. tot, sand or
hi!ChS. good condition. I. Buturd a. co
upISri%'. curln.s concrete mixers mn,
tir'" Wh."ih"ir""s. steam pumps. pipe
'"i"'S hhI 'htih"S--a all Si"cs. condition,
Euarhnt""". 7. Hluiord y 20
oNE 3-Hidcd p!sn"r and hatcher. one 4
si"ch p!a"r' ana hatcher several double
ana Si'S!c SH'fdtrrS. rcSawH. POINTERS. COM
ninaiion wnodn'orkiD. machinery No
Lane *"~mliI. iath uil.s corn mills hanger
!. Hluf"rd y 90
ibk safe. i"th" "r dr:!! press in good con-
diti"n. :. . Gordon 1915 Monuimru: ,yn.
mn" i'h"n" Madison u.s.
"oE safe. palmer, band saw rlp-saw
lolntcr, boring mac hiie. chain morrison
turning ~ he, moulding machine ami door
S1rc,t w "Si''E M ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
SM i;,i.I. Investment in mining, oil or war
,un ,'Ny w, nay lea! I" the mat'ns o. t"r-
american Cold Mines" ana "M"rs!n 'rr'd-
| Street Nrw York \. y
| "ht,G s,"r" for sale. dolng $50" mouth
| business only 5000, rctrlN ali n,W. clean
ARE Naugh.ir HENDERSON ll,ns 90. city.
| ENfi:ktENCt:D bank an. oitt-v men H.
| sr"* 10 contribute capital. vcith s-r, ices. 10
l,S,1nii<hrd progreSs,v" cuisines. S,Htr ma
/ IVY" OF Same. Replies strictly .nriiIrutia!.
[ u IL yar" Times Di~ra,ch
49, 'n$y %o'ns whoi.~.i" confectionery.
| IS'L ,,l 70 y""rs r"mn+. "",iv' '"a'
10, or "Mr"nsr: nc;s $50" to 500" 49,. Wn
~ "l inventory pri".. amt assist purchaser
'timcs- Dispatch
STAT, %,n," Of Nirsinta I" S.ll Z. s"to iry
Installation sells for SIC AZ ,,u,Hh ~ !,
. i'yri Mnrp),yS Hotel.
si.%y" w'i nuy half Interest in 's,.,nJlsh.l
~. ere rnes- Dispatch
Ny t" Il \. Tmssls ( 80 To-. iii"y,v.'l,. IA
POINT wi;h Gears it: So" sod i' ,ro "a
g .r, az yn G.Shi M cha" for cash t. 49,
,,. WANT =" HoE on. commitment" with S,.i..s
~"cond. '''''-'' ''' '''' u"
\n,NEl'!Is i:-.o words in loo ,nonlhl.e.
'sH M%"NIi.s. $50: 20 SUNDAY pnpers s..
FOR sal". e'"at listing amt bunting pri,i-I
i"sy ,ishi on railroad Address : ~.
Will. sacrifice tru,, nud y"r.t.I,. ,,V IL,
f'r~, Market clearing 81. per W.ci,
&""h '"ns"'s Tor selling Apply IN, ,.as,
'''""6 street
ATTRACTIVE plan Of ,ontrac, opcra,,ons
~ Sio.hs nHd s:1:n, yi"idns CcN'rIHINI
Z, inn
br""lw.y. N"w YORK.
pii...Sio Invested NTH u, his made other.
you our magazines ''I'roniab!c luyrstimcijs.
months frc", wh'en tells NOW 80 make
.'"nsi"n. rc>as
""r.,, "nisia:ia rt.h oil i.ed-. viii iii,
- wells "u! build Refinery. Want I.ou0 IN
o@ sarc pa y,aS *ioc %'" slTig, ms le shi
mat" enterprise. n.N"!orcrs oil ana re
tNtE6ETh. r">Gur"ofui a"mti, snnn. char
"r'"r CORRECT habits :" years business ev-
'onm"''Ion With established 'n"nuta r,uriu; -:
-"mih'r'i"! concern tctiN "r c"uTtiyp. whore
."r,lare aud c'pit"i viii count 70 irutu.i
"hynni'E" Anati, must stand ~t:s,t.s; in
N"'t'r" ton. STA" nature. .in"uut ,"pit-!
T"Gn'"d. amt rrneirn, facts first ,un'nun..
cation St'',,,s' ro:'iid"ncc vbs,r>.. l. 81.
'ar' r'm,s. ptsratch
M3 ,,,,t 'o''"yl r,iiO, mr.ilr .-.s 81
comn"rctt Gn@r"m;,c Co.. :, Ior, tn %in,h'
WANTED. ">r"ricuc"d ,our.; ,ua,s Iitn 500
leon" r.,rt""r inanns;ns association re-
80, cay. Niu.s pi~r:,'oh
WANTED 4" s'l "m ostnhiishod ADVERTISING
.rincs- Dispatch
so" e ,, sir' ~ Inr.f'y ,.,y'y wr''s g
For sale. a. -s,cri;ic". ..tabIt.hra ciy.~ ,r,d /
soda fountain business: ..-reGitshed ,cah", ,
GOOD l"."n"n :" business action ~ Kj,h- |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

! !1k S'.% = s'"at hshins amt bunting prlyt-
! .nrr iiutS- HisnHt Oh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
WtNTI!D--Animals.

W NNlri. 80 hut &" 10 fresh milk cove
Niih GAVIN hN 'h'ir iii" bon So: 'It..
D,7'rih" fu'i' Boo r'tf l"uoi w!'h c.ah
rri"'
WASTED so"" -out L" !.rr"n ia Nav
81 iuuc state. uEv. weight. breed ma
mic" u - or" fi:G,m Dispatch
WASTED :" hny 'uui", .aro TO / IN round-
:. go " L,nr- mLN ...Ll Mnnl.nM III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

.u.I.ru. b..U.i,Lo.... Sh.,r.,
''t"' WE '4t aud scl. I,.ti
t'""r' .iIi'a.ug SAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

EGGS FOR lat n!". from Mr-t pr.H. .i.rrc4
E"'"-. iiNw.ins aud It,.lcs riusly,
'irhin: ~ "Ss, for - 81 o. Nichols l.lI
East ir"n>!!r St!"';. rnOu- i.sFdoIrh $50
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