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The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25
RADIUM

More than $9,000,O0O pound would
be the price for radium were that
quantity of the valuable metal avail
able and for sale at one time. Late
in 1915 there was sold in this country
one and one-tenth grams of radium
(element) at the rate of $4,000 a
gram, according to a report issued
today by the United States geological
survey. The entire output Of the Unit
ed States last year, however, was only
six grams or about 1-76 of a pound
avoirdupois. The European war caus-
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25
If You Fell OF the Earth,

After you have learned that the
earth is spinning through space like a
great top and that we are all living on
the outside Of this top you probably
wonder where we would all go II
we fell of. The earth itself has erough
power Of attraction to keep everything
on it's surface from falling off.
Now, just imagine that this power Of
attraction stopped altogether. If that
happened and you were indoors your
head would hit the ceiling. II you
we're out Of doors you would go
straight up into the sky for a long
time. and gradually you would begin
to move slower and slower and slower,
for the resistance of the air would re-
tard you. At last you would come to
a stop, and there you would stay. And
very cold you would find it.
If the air did not resist, with the
least little jump you would 60 sailing
off into space. That is the only way
you could fall off the earth, when the
earth's attraction stopped and when
the air did not resist.-Exchange.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25

I'VE watched two coyotes in captiv.
ity the other day." said a man interest
ed In humane work. They were Of
the same age, of the same parentage
on both sides. They have been nearly
year confined in the cage. One Of
them, the male, is as restless crea-
ture as one might ever see, almost new
er quiet, hurrying back and forth with
rapid steps from one end of the cage
to the other. apparently never free
from fear. the eye restless and wild.
The other, the female. is as gentle as
dog. likes to lean against the bars
and be petted, is without fear. rest
full, and one might imagine, a content
ed animal Here Is the O!d question
of heredity. Families Of humans pre-
sent the same problem. m."-Detroit Free
Press
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25

Testament, one of the Nine Muses.,
one of the Seven Wonders of the
World, the ruler, with title, of Bull
garia, the Vice President Of the Unit
ed States. the senator from Missouri,
the chancellor of Kansas University,
the editor of the North American Re-
view, football team that was not de-
feated during the season of 1915, the
United States Secretary of state, two
states that refused women the suf-
frage in 1915, three plays by Bernard
Shaw, one play by Isben, novel by
Arnold Bennett, who succeeded An
drew jackson, five European states
that are still neutral.
Explain briefly what is meant by a
minimum wage law, an employers
liability law, full crew law, pot
boiler, buncombe, in Abraham's bosom
hyphenated Americans, nom de
plume, "goats" and rabbits" war
brides, conscription.
Express IN your own WORD the
meaning of the phrases: ITO pay the
piper" "to have bone to pick with
some one," Ito haul over the Goals,
"what will Mrs. Grundy say?" Quote
one of the beatitudes.
Write in the original from the we'll
known quotations paraphased below
Even if we follow path that leads
! to glory we shall find death at the
end; the farther off sight is the
fairer it looks if we are happy in oul
ignorance it is foolish to gain know
ledge; short saying often contain:
much wisdom; if we gave flower
another name the odor would be just
as sweet.
Who wrote the autobiography O.
Benjamin Franklin, Penrod, Anna ka
renina, the Comedie Humane, th'
Faerie Queene?
From what books or plays are tn
following characters taken: Falstaff
Sam Weller, D'Artagnan, Mephis
topheles, Jean Valjean?
Who said or wrote: Damn the tor
pedoes! Go ahead; kind hearts ar
more than coronets and simple faitl
!, than Norman blood; mans inhuman
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25
College Romance Revived.


Marysvilie. GA romance dating
back to college days at Ohio Wesleyan
university eliminated recently when
Miss Alice NJ. Goode. aged forty-three
OF Cincinnati, was married to James
w. Magruder. forty-five years old. of
Mechanicshurg. They will take up
their residence at MechanicsburG.
A South American Hobo.
Santiago, capital of Chile, is the
home Of the roto Chilcno, or broken
Chilean, most picturesque and unique
of hoboes. The name is byword in
South America, and as far as that con-
tinent is concerned lie is a unique type
We find rich people everywhere and
poor people everywhere, but in no 9th
er South American country but Chile
do we tiud this good natured. service.
able, decettfui, ragged, drunken, crimi-
nal species of tramp. lie earns live,
tihOod 10y begging doing odd jobs and
thieving. The last Is his nainstay. Ii.
his hands stealing has become dne
art. The Chllcans have II saying that
he will steal your socks without touch,
Ing your boots. A long. jointed wire
with a hook at the end Is his favorite
tool. II a window on the street il left
unguarled he will with this simple
contrivance successfully remove from
the interior everything but the heavy
furniture. York Independent.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25
A Mistake Somewhere.

A helpful friend recently requested
us to write funny piece about game
we used to play In boyhood's glad
days called "hiding IN the barn." He
alleged that part OF the gang hid and
the rest searched for them. and when
they were found all hands jumped and
yelled most gleefully. This, he tried
to remind us, was very, very funny.
Either our memory Is falling or we
have lost our sense OF humOr, for rs
we recollect 1t our father did the hid
ing and We jumped and yelled. And
1t does not seem amusing to us even
yet.-Kansas City Star.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25
Hard Luck.

First CAauffeur-Bill got fined $500
for taking his boss car without per-
mission! second ChauHeur-But how
did the boss know he took IT. First
Chauffeur Why. Bill ran over him.
Chicago News.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25
Serious Obstacle.

HAS your boy started In business
yet?"
"NO He's been out Of college over
year now. but he's still looking
around
"Why don't you take him IN with
you?"
"Well. to tell the truth. he's got his
heart set on a job that pays at least
$4,000 year. and l don't make that
much mysclf."-St. Louis GlObe-Demo-
crat
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25
PRIZES RING FROM FRONT.

Made by German Soldier and In Pos
session Of Los Angeles Girl.
Los Angeles Gala ring fashioned
from aluminium obtained from pro-
jectile. which has for Il. setting rep
sica of the German iron cross. is the
valued possession Of talented Los
Angeles girl.
1t was made by a German soldier
while at flc front in southern Poland
The possesscr OF the ring is Miss Mary
Goodrich Read, who has spent several
years abroad, IN Belgium. Germany
and other countries, studying.
Miss Read recently returned to this
country. bringing with her the finger
ornament
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25
by Way Of Contrast.

"There is one good thing about buy
ing Il really handsome and expensive
Dress" said Mrs. Bunting to Mrs. lar
kin.
what Is that?'
"Why, you feel as though you really
ought to buy another not quite so good
to save your best One."-Puck
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25

The one fear that we must con-
slider is that the bigger army and
navy we get, the more general will be
the desire that we try 'em out at once
against some other power, as Ger
many did.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25
Sympathy.

Husband-Oh. there's that cOnfOund-
ed rheumatism again! Wife-I'm SO
sorry. l wanted to 50 shopping tomtv-
row. and your rheumatism Is always a
sign of rain. Isn't It provoking!
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25

A Texas pastor says that a man
can love more than once. And we
have known some who tried to love
more than one woman at the same
time; but it usually resulted in
trouble.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25

ed great slump in the production of
radium, as in 1914 there were 1928
produced.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25
Anatomical.

A00t0moeSus
She sang softly leaning in the cradle
Of bis arm. her hands in his. their
hearts In each others hands.-Jack
London's '"Martin Eden"
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25
Mot For Ais auainass

wv VVV VJTo 0oo1VOoS'
"But they say" remarked the patron
''he has good head for business"
Nonsense" replied the barber
"Why. he's absolutely bald"
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-25

ity to man makes countless thousands
mourn?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-07
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale, on. No 20 SEXTON lo,y-Jown no
cir h.h,.r ch.nU. Phone Boulevard 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DENTAL. practice for sale In n growing
town OF 25oo. including new Outnt pr!c.
Inventory Of outfit fddrcss I. ISL. care Times
DISPATCH
FOR sale or rent Lyric moving picture
house. well equipped. T. v. Wade. Farm
Vile. Va.
FOR sale, spoke-turning and
rim strip plant; located
Burkeville, Va, on y. & w.
and Southern Railroads; equip
ment modern; best quality of
timber obtainable within low
freight rate; low price, with
easy payments for a quick
sale. The Wheel and Wood
Bending Company, bridgeport,
Conn.
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$3.50 Round Trip TO Norfolk and
Ocean Efe,r

Every Sunday via Norfolk ana West.
ern Railway. Tickets good on the
Special" leaving Richmond $40.
a NJ, and also on the Cannon Ball.
leaving A. M.--both fast trains 10
Norfolk without change. The "sna.
ciai carries through coach to Viz.
Sinia Beach-tho only Virginia resort
on tho Atlantic Ocean. Retnrnin.
leave Virginia Beach 6:a6 p. M.
leave Norfolk Sis p. N. and 7.as
Z. MAY. 80 - y.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FIVE ROOM apartment ON Stuart Avenue:
meat. not water. screens, HNaa"S inui
t29r ssrvic" furnished Ever room an OUT
.iI' room. Sp"cfal proposition 1t to rent.
Morton q Thalhiiner. itandnirh grD
III NE-tDDM apartment Tor rent. furnished
or uuIurniSh.,i. The stuart IomI,nr,I, \,
and W.st Aycnue. Apply Jauitor
81 LIE ~ beautiful rooms and bath I'm
ne franklin. sol East Franklin Street F;
lnoi''rn SonNcni"nCcS: possession September
l.
SIN ana groom apartments the Boul--
yard. Every convenience. For full par
uchlars So" Morton q. rhalhimcr. Ram
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It'd WANTS
DAILf.7 cents a line per Insertion
bUNDAf. 10 cents IL line per Insertion.
:, minimum space. two lines

i$"S H. e; @:s%;'s
, II aelsph"neI or chaIxei IL, The counter.
aP$Sy st$ d!yy Is.b %ihfiH SSEE Wi:
RATE PER LINE.
Minimum space. Two lines
= D "a ,i linlsseiit,ions: - cents.
SiaaiiYnf Man,"' E,iSH: a IN zen Female
$ lines %iihin one WceR se nSn's lin .ne
,n nas rs ~ iinsasurenent is solid agate ~
Tnf aHGSs Iates spyer an
: SuBsTATI0NS FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
Nssg arg Tor inc eon!en,snSe q &c puDls
fesnl" w 2fe SssE WITH arc EtTsn above;
G@veIo's. bras Store flo,l Ave. ami
kksrns i'aar5ma.y; 222s Hanover Ave;
l. T'n noose pf Dfs ' Store. :oyi s. Main St,
WriEhts Drug Co. Inc. Lon"ard' and
4rE Asn Avs %, and lEaee st,
Jef% .as p P'ss: CO. 90 81 Ma. Mi St. St.
ng StseI rn"[ssy 81 < f I!lsaS 81 s.,
V' IL Nay Dsu' BIOS '' i.rook Ave anu Clay
irarran, Drug store. Foushee and Broad
z 1S ssiis,sa Dtsg sS@r. Il. +. iif@na ST.
farlcy'S Pharmacy, Ihri ANA Slaln StS.
Wallis DRUG store. fiiih ana Marshall
" x. Vaughan. s0l Nor,h FIFTH st.
W. -, Daley, 500 :Sortn Tenth s..
richardson Drug store. COL y. Seven
IL ia. chlidrey. - y. Eighteenth ST.
Turner's Pharmacy. Twenty nrst and
Main StB.
Wiliiainss Pharmacy. Twen,ynrst and
Springer DRUG Company. Twenty third
Wool 4, sshnnf Drug co. Twenty nfth
Woo,: = Pharmacy, Twenty -nt;h and Leigh
Church, 1911 ,rnarmaey 259g Z. broad g..
s. y. cra!E DruE store. $500 r Broad 81;
Richardson Clay Stree, Drug store aoi
y. twenty first 81
PARAMOUNT
Fairmoun, Pharmacy. .l2O Fttr'nalrt
BARTON HEIGHTS
Rady's Drug store. Sorth 49,.
HlGHLAED PARK.
y. y. Cosby 6 20. 1900 Tn!rI Ave
". X VAUGHAN. Fourin and stuart.
SOUTH HlGiIMOND.
I.edd Bros. 1920 liGll street,
Is. y Roberts zoos Kun -.
FULTON.
t, J a. Black 3gl6 Williamsburg Ave.
feoptc's Drue store. 1900 Williamsburg
Ave.
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BOARDING.

HANDSOMELY furnished room with or
without private hath, In best central To-
cation. with OF without board and service
Special rate TO transit. Apply zoo East
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-7-7-9s--7
BUSINESS CHANCES

"nASSiIn,ESSGiT>9N, REAL. ESTATE EXCHANGE
residential section of WASN'T ngton rents
$500 Il year: Will exchange $35.OO0 equity
Tor any legitimate mercantile business and
properly or hotel and assume Il mortgage
Eew York Real Estate Brokers' 1923 Il
Street. y. W. Washington. ID. c.
SALOON for sale in East Baltimore. Baiti.
DWELLING. lot 1SXlOo. ground rent. s72 halls
cnuc from eight societies. Saloon corner for
Wealth OF owner. reason for sale Xppiv Gil
bert II. Panitz. attorney. s42 Eauitabio
nnilding. Baltimore. Mi u'''"''
LOOK! Three valuable Inventions VIII sail
outright or place for life OF patents on
iNed reasonable royalty payable quarterly
Small capital will handle royalty contract
See models ut room 257. Murphys Hotel.
to or 10 u. NJ.
FOR sale. grocery. meat ma rltet and com
fcctioncry; must be- sold ut onco. Applv
7o2 West lsrond Strcct.
"InippcG OH thorO,Gh:arc at market Va.
tah!tsEcd 90 years. Mnil-Order and family
trade $500 liconsc. low rent: price. si.5oo
w Wright. >l03 I.aLrcn$ Street. Baltimore
WANTED, to lease lou priniine Office to
neetlon with nd established = iiewspaper
rrndo proposition; no cash. Address I. 1856
care Times Dispa toh. q 49, --iJ :. 4
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FOR KENT-Rca, Estate.

ami n"'"; ';s%; ".yI ys, "y:n 4" E"%,i
Thalhimcr. itandoiph ..@o
TEN,h9oM h"ns" IN ;"ntrA, '",,tiom... FUR
Dispatch.
S2i wcst Cary Street. rooms and ha,M.
p 'eStY ""~N .s; s.sr IN %na|n a"1 :!
TWO No, rn ',ia W. "4 G aa,sS Tor rY% ~ ."
NICE. new 7-r%"m hri"N hou%r. 200 w"st
nhons in nous siil it1"isyar rio s. w. anu
iila Eloyh NyHHn. r".ms and bath il"n.''
ton &. rhalnmrr nan.iolrh E@'
HH6tMpiRTsE e iiE9 VII t. i. iDNG!xo6j!NS.'
thoroughly modern. can nail, an attr,c,
I'VE onerr. on mis- hon-". Morton q. Thal-
seventh NM i:ranki!o s're,its.
2il2 stuart Avenue. 10 rooms bath no,-wet"r
1911 Hanover Avenue. rooms. bath. 'atron"
10 East Mair street. rooms. bath.
~ North rum street. ROOMS bath.
Eas, cary STREET rooms. bath
Hi Yves, Main Street. . rooms, hath
sEcoN,p, nat. ,oa NoT,h F:iut street. : room,.
FIAT. go East FRANKLIN street, rooms.
bath,
SECOND nat, s'7 North rIeh,h street, :
rooms. bath.
FIRST IFS, Hat. @7io East hroan strsr, roo,ns.
"'h
FIRST nat: isiS Hanover Avenu" rooms.
Flat. toa North Robinson street. rooms.
l2. No North Tw;Snly-fo"rth street > rooms.
GARAGES
Two aitn, cheap West Hnd sa;as"- on is-rt
J. y coNNEI.I.Y y 90
Madison E6i Mmd!son ....
-. Nest Grace Street. . rooms ana hath:
al team heat clc.tri" lights Morton {;
ihalhlln"r Randolph 200.
Two chcan West END garages for rent ON
l'-tt alley. } \. Connolly y Go
2io Park Av"nn". II rooms bath. .l"ctrlc
!nodcl"d Morton q. rha,himer. Emmdoiph
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WANTED-Room and Board.

WANTED. room with private bath IN FRI
cNlt. FAMILY. Morning and evening meals
STATE price and loca ton. II 3i5 rir.cs-
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LOST AND !,O4.Nn

lost diamond ard sspplttr. scarf Nln Good
reward II returned to Jefferson Hotri.
Lost. between Broad ana Cary Streets.
white C.Corgrtt" crepe waist Return To
J.. south Ft:th street lib"ral reward.
LOST bunch OF Jscys. fro;u stuart Aycnu.
10 Hanover. on Alien or from Laurel and
Franklin and Graham aud Broad Liberal
r.~ard IL returned 10 Mr.. j. Asher. 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-07

70. NC martir't c"ilrl" want to cent . un
i'rnit nee rooms f"r ltght housekeeping.
Must be ccutr.iy iocair,i Nd,ireSs 4 ii
-, - I'M $ i,isu.t'tI
WANTED by rct"brr !. i: furnished room.
Tor Ilgnt housekeeping. centrally located
MlsS NJ y. Fisher. Ashland. VI
WANTED or rooms furnished for house
Keeping. by couple with children: guar
nhtccd perfectly harmless. Within ; or :
l0s North Seventh street
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IN AiENIORIAAl.

REDD In sad but loving remembrance o.
my dear son. WILLIAM WRIT REID.
who died one year ago
Dear IL Tho grave In which y" IS la,i.
Sweet Il the memory which never wl!i fade:
Heart OF my l.t- Is buried deep
Under the sod wh.r. ne peacefully sleeps.
Iiis father. w w EEDD.
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FOR SALE,-Aniinals

FOR sale, fresh +-Gallon family COW: per-
fsctly gentle. HolStcin calf Price sc5
Apniy North Eleventh Street.
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TIL: WEBSTER,

THE WRESTLER.
ROOMS and board, absolutely first class.
central hot-water heated: prices reason.
able Madison 243a. l0l4-i6l6 East Clay
40 West Grace street. comfortable. hot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-07

ROOMS and best table board. Mrs Horace
Wexford .JoncS. Adams and E'rnpiti lin
TranSicntS day or week h''''
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DEATHS

T.lpsCOMH pied. ut his residence. 40
Hest Clay street IuGhHtSEy E S$pie'G per ..
sixty'-siSth Year Of his age. ie ieaye,s, be-
Sides a wife. three sons. W : and II. g.
Of this city ana l. <. OF Fort Worth.
Texas. and four daughters Misiie,ss Bianch.
Funeral from Emanuel BapiIst Church
THIS (THCESDAYt AFTEESOpS at
O'clock. iu,.Trucn' Hivcrvi"w
SKINNER Died suddenly from auopicxy
on Wednesday,. sent, mtcr $. THOMAS
LUCAS SKIN&EK. son OF Mrs l.. W,
Skinner.
Fgu.ral motto" later
TREE.-Dicd. a, his home. 81 West Grace
street. Richmond. Va, JpSEpH ~ !. +,
RUWS TREE In the eighty ninth year OF
his ,
Cincinnati o. Wnsnla.;tCu. y. G. and
New York papers pleas" copy
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HELP WANTED-Male

WANTED. good white or black cook i'm
ngcdlsteiy cook ioE : In country. Must
IL neat ANA clean; reference required. Good
lyGEcs and Job Tor riBnt paTty. Write -. J..
t'rickcnbhrger. kcysvliie. Va
WANTED. an experienced arugEis: with
rciNulcut capital Install stock and Ak
lures Ia new drug storeToom in couTry seat
o. Dickinson County. Va. in which county
there is not single drug store Dickinson
county Bank Inc. 10y ~. ". Presley.
cashier. g!!ntwood. Va
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FOR RENT-Iioo,,,s.

RICHMOND SCHOOL OF STENOGRArHY
VIII reopen September J.. 81. East Main
Strcct. Miss Hnythrcss. pr!nciual
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SUMMER BOARDING

THE anderson Cottage. Ocean View. Va.
MI DE 0pen from June Is VIII be under
.'iinc management. For rates write Airs
Anderson. 200 East Franklin Richmond or
The Anderson Cottage. VI
LARGE shady lawn. brick buildings water
gas; good table Folder. photo diagram
ana terms on application Drawer U,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-07

ATTRACTIVE rooms single or en- suite:
pest table board Mrs. John Burress. 9li
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--iGfiif FURNISHED room new. nod"rn home
HN!thilc tOt = gentlemen. private
inn1lA ri. W.>t Maln InmI"vh-d !;'s.T
NIGEL Furnished -ouu,.. with hoa,i. we..
Ind Phonc Madison 77S7-w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-07

CkULLS STABLES.
bctEOiNG. livery. exchange and sales
. stables. Light single and double teams
Horses ans mules for hire by day or month
Horses ana dogs clipped. Acclimated horses
rnd mules always on hand for sale and
must be as represented or money refunded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-07

NEWLY furnished rooms witt bon ril siugio
Us East Franklin -
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FOR SALt-NIachincry.

CONCRETE mixers continuation sowing ou,
ny hois ,iin snfin@s pumps. boilers md
discrip!on Condition Guaranteed l. Blu
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La sGE; furnished room. second floor next
>, 20 nath; suitable FOR gentlemen. !ol East
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SPECIAL NOTlCEs.

Will not be responsible for any debts con-
tracteu by any one other than myself
RODE.RT L. LOWRY
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FURNISHED rooms 40 East Marshall
ICONS 80 cents day; 81 80 week up
The ~ ,MSy,M ~, ll+ Sorth Eighth.
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II I'D Hoor front ladies. second anor gen.
t.yIl.n. furnished rooms. li5 North Fifth
LADY desiring furnished room in APART
mont, heat. light, water .rhon- ccnt-.,ii,.
located. Madison IIls-W 80
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SECOND and third-story fronts and others
Excellent meals. 20a East Grace.
WANTED. rcrmanent, transient and table
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WEST Franklin Street house furnished or
iOiph 81 1891
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LADIES and gentlemen. let us clean and
evening dresses. All worlc guarnntoad
Phone and we VIII send for II. Remington
Cleaning Works. 3a7 North Harrison Street.
Phone Randolph 5so7
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5oS West Grace, delightful front rooms
Furnished, heated; also garage space
FOR rent. nicely furnished front rooms:
st.atn heat Apply III East Grac.
"pR rent. nicely furnished rooms with
lpttd. Sc'it!"inci. urcfcrrcd. 100 West
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FOR SAIE-vehicIe...

FOR wagons. go to Richardson Bros. 6i5
Brook Avenue. printing. repairing and
-nhn.r tire wor!l Madison 1867.
FOR sale. top buggy so; / farm wagon,
~; Iunnhoui. 80. surrey. SO. These
Prices are lass than cost: they must b..
seen 10 realize their gaiuc Thomas II
Duke * Co. sQi Brook Avenue.
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BEAUTlfCl. second story front room With
private bath. and other rooms EHrcoIicc,nTt
mchls l03 East Grace. '"'
Two gentlemen or couple can secure boa ra
In private family. Large. bright room win
cEcrN Convcnicncc. or will rent furnished
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
INSTRUCTION..

r.Npk t,SHIO% u,uiis for experienced to,ch
Pmktnn ErnNunin Mutienr, iiir.
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EASY selling side limo. established goods:
no HamIIcs to carry. Good commission to
travellers making Virginia and North caro-
ma Harvey lioiieman. CHase city, Va.
WANTED. - IL more saic.pcopic mon
or women, with ability: experience not
absolutely necessary. So. Mr.. W. &. Wrenn
state inanhE.r Tor iarg. New York manu-
I1Cturcr, NJ Aturphy'S Hotel
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TWO large. coimiortaDlr rooms eri,i,bI.. for
nn.inGss mon I.hnm. M..nL..I I..L,- i
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PAINTING AND PAPERINc
CARPET CLEANING.

LEA us clean and store your carpet. md
ruEs. We guarantee them against moths
", Fred Richardson, Inc. 6Ol-603 Weot
Main Street. Randolph SAG
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GIVE the children happy vacation I,uy
them pony an easy monthly payments
or at reduced priccs !or cash Pure bred
Weish and Shetlands Mon,rose Pony Farm,
j.. S BOX . Richmond va
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.
FOR SALE-Horscs.

North Second Stree,