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BOARDING..

TiiE WEBSTER
ROOMS aud hoard. abs"Iutcly Gr-t-siuN.
ocntra. A"t.v alter heat. prices -.ry rca-
,onhhle Madison .'aJ loiiI0ia E.~' Clay.
40 West Grace stree. hoi-w.tcG n"atcd
roon- wiz hoard
o%E i7rr" front room wiki r.rals. So
Wcst Franklin Mrs. BUrbauh
W WANTED Bcruanent transient ana table
huhrd"rs !0' East GTnc" Stree.
LARGE suUny rooms. with nrst-,Iuss board
Also iahi" hoatders ii" East Franklin.
LARGE 'front.' room win board Ruuo"lph
l'''-W. ! South Third.
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ICE. ;O.L AND WOOD

stove. nut aud "gG. $3.50. sp!im;. sa.5O.
Sew i;!ycr luur. s1..5, Sew River or Poca-
h"rtas nut. 50; run OF mine ti:j. W. Is
Ecaus, .t7 North Seventeenth. Madison
EiGHTEF.N wears selling wood 20 hurn con
"iup"s me- that perfectly dry oak ANA pin.
slabs aye ch"up"St for k!ril,nr. cooking or
carly morning spring nrcs In CRATES aud
wood heaters. only So. per half cord.
ythcr wood - 80 Long. the wood Man.
la,
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

" FRED EiCHAKpSoN. INC..
tls"pr"uf StnrrG. iur Household Goods,
"0l -""I Nest Main Street
Don forget. When "" Dov" YOU
AZ" r">r"nstbl" f"r your furniture ANA the
s"t our prizes. Randolph S4a
THE World moves. aud 50 does BoNi.s. 2Uc
parcel delivery huh nutor"hi." ,uoViuL.
van. For GuicL service phuu" Run,ioIpi,
@2'i. y. BoN!"s, Transfer
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

meas proposition Tor automobile. business
covers the "ntir" state. What PORTION would
you IKE? business. 100. car" Times. Dis
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FOR REST-Real EState.

COTTAGES for r"nt ~ Virginia Peach Cor
resid"nc" 81 boarding HOUSE purpose rur
!uli list write II. Clarkson Me-"dith. %"r-
folk. Va
Fpk r"ut. ia ~. best business block az
Charlottesville. Va. u St"ror"ou rUitab ln
t"r any business; ats" dwellings around ;he
University "f Virginia. F-ank VI Huyctt
Real Estate nd RENTALS. charlottesville. Va
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DRY CLEANING AND sCouiRING.

SUITS pressed. re: cleaned hnd pressed
LO". secured. s"c, French vlcaucd. Sis
\. Wan, :. 60. Ga,lors ami oicanor%' $50,
East Main street. Phone Madison 1o2S
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Fol; S.lI.i;-Maciiincry.

ONE 2-Siuc! plaUcr ana hatcher. on.
>id-,. pIaucr ana aloll.r, several doubt.
ana single surfnCcrs. resnws. i"iuters. COM
nin"t'on Woodworking machinery. No.
shuftiuE ana pu!!oys. condition guaranteed.
L kLufOrt! & 20.
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COUNTRY DOlRD.

b9ULENAED INN. "n Hampton Roads
combined with city conv"uienccs E."ciInnt
table Terms 81 :" so per w""H. Scar
sol! links. open "ll jh" year. Misses rahb.
NnHlnA Arn Inn. LI.iu nLmn- V.
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CARPET CLEANING.

OLD carpets ANA rugs made into new
rugs Soc Samples. ". ". MuSC!"y ~
90. Inc. III North First Stre.t
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Flooring. Ceiling, Moulding

Rough ana dressed lumber Viii arpre
'in,c your orders for small quantities ~
arload lots. rhpuH or write ~ for prices
MONTAGUE MANUrACTGEING 60.
Hrnnn Sirn.i nm ncli l.lnn-
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ALTON W.ANTED-Femal

IS h%TED washing at l'.9 s. John Street
l.aGudrHs".
iutNG hoy si"n1crsphcr. } years "Gpc-
Rance. I.sir"- position ai;.r Arru -.
Phon" Randolph -.
WANTED Ha"udinr and rln!u sewing Go
uUt '"w DAYS n wecn Mrs Tn W 80.
No.th Eighth Street.
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HELP WANTED-Alule and Female

A'tHTS. men and women, In every IoCaiit =
wher" gas or oIl~stores are used 20 Iefuou-
STRAIT" aud TAX" orders. 100 pee cent profit
EL-hmond k"t M"rks COG East Ciav S.reei.
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FOR RENr-I'lats.

\EWLY furnished fiat for vent Good
n-ishborh""d, SoutLsidc. orc block ~ For
"st nm car, all modern con,"uIcnc..: /,
r"om,. VIII rcrt :" coupl. without Chil
'ir"n s33 month. Write l;ov l3c. M.nchas-
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BY. G. l.. & II. T.. DENOON,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT WEIR
Attractive
BUILDING Lot

AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
GROVE: AND CRENSHAW
AVENUES.
In execution OF a Decd OF Trust, dar IA
July Goth, 1912, and OF record in the
Clerks Office of the Richmond Chancrry
Court. i'll -. Il. 21S-D, page IS, defa,.tt
having been made in payment OF 4 Ger.
tain note therein secured and beng
required by the beneficiary so TO DO /
vii! sell at public auction, on the prem
iSe5
Wednesday. APRIL 18TH, 1916.
AT $3.50 O'Clock Z. NJ.
ihr property described III said deed as
follows: That certain lot or parcel OF
land. lying and being in the city OF
Richmond. Virginia, beginning at the
southeast corner of Grove Avenue and
Crenshaw Avenue, and running east
along the south line OF Grove Avenue
aud fronting thereon sixty 600 feet
and running back between parallel
lines one hundred and thirty Ave U35l
feet TO an alley fifteen U5) feet wide
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay the
expenses of executing this trust, amy
taxes due. and note OF $4,000 with
interest thereon from July Goth. 1874.
balance at one and two years.
G. l.. DENOON.
Trustee,
t. L. & Il. T.. DENoON,
Auctioneers.
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WANTED
u pcrieuccd tool and JIG makers and
milling machiu. men. Short hours and
< oOd pay.
THE BLACK & DECKER MFG. co.
lo5-1li south Calvert Street.

WANTED. competent lumber taliymau 70
count the output al a. band and resaw
nIi located at DjsrutCUtr. VI Must u"
-;ricti? sober ana come we'll T"roUiue uard.
Address Nrginla Lumber and B"N TO Pc
tershur=. Va.
WANTED o. good suwiuiii hands. 3. "a
rcr day. T.. Il Meyer. fnrmSillc. Nn.
= SiE- RoblED men, good cy"~ight. for To-
connective hrciucn and train hTaic;u"n.
si"b-Sl.p monthly. Experience unnecessary.
!. "@1. ear" Times Dispatch.
WANTED at once, registered assistant drug
Sist. single, s"hcr. i've young man Aa-
dress ]. lll, car. Times Dispatch.
WANTED 30 good Caipcntcrs with tools for
concrete form work. Pay 80 cents per
hour. Communicate" with iIardnway Con
tracing Company. Whitney. y. e.
EXPERIENCED basi:etmakcr$ wanted Az
ply American Employment bureau
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Skl.N'tp haSEetnakcGS wanted. Ap-
American Employment bureau
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BRIGHT front Office light ami heat So.
i'cs" space s. Storage, 81 up IS North
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FOR RENT-RunIu~

FIiNiailEp secout floor from, room. 200
bioch ""Et Grace. - 49,. care Times
Dispatch.
EUENlSHED rooms ,or rent. central ioi
N0r;h Firm STREE.
TIE Hio\TICELLo ia North Eighth
'!.wl! !urn!shch rooms. 5oc 30 - laiiy.
WHEN You come 20 Richmond sop ~ 100.
last clay street. NHcT. YOU can get ..
ND. uLeMM rnnIn .ul 10 a.rl.
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FOR observation-disclosures.

FOR rent. modern. furnished apartment
most desirable location, !c!iEiirUlIy cool.
For furthcr Information, ph"r" Randolph
nlsk.l md MnN.snn iGn.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

" AH1tb. productive. n"ll equipped Farm
for good income property iU richmond.
Iis" ful! particulars. sat. al cultivation and
prlc" 81. .nrc Times ps patcu.
WASlII%GTc% real estate for cxChnu.o
On" most modern, nr"rronf np.tr,uicrt
l"us"s. located "n washington ucirhts.
finest section - city, containing :. apart
m"nis. lnascd to ;cuan: So 300 ycar:
owner has 10 r*peHScS cNCer, taxes and
Interest. which amount t. $40. 900. leaving
no. 10 owner le,5"0. tr,.st Siho.OCC VIII
, -" slH'iy oi $i-";oSv io' rr"rert! ~
York. Real Estate Brokers. ia T. stree.
y. W. Washington. ~. =.
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STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.

toMPtEIE "tlce equipment, consisting OF
""SkS. tSp""rit"r. etc, Tor sale cheap.
B,N -. station \
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HELP WANTED-NIaIc.

" ~ I'D. young men railway mali
"-k~ W month. SgInpl" examination
,,a Mon" Tree FRANKLIN Institute. ESanli-
l--- 4 u. i.nnh.a,nr- Y
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" AIT ED-Agcnts

~AtESMES FOR HON" and ohicr sI"rial,iny
Great labor ssN"TS. big sellers Write IN
aaH i@t free booklet. !iill crest N:s CO..
BOZ lI@. n:tvtni. o
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DETECTIVES.

RtRIH lrtvat" Detective Agency home OF
nee. fa'h builiIuS. Phone ituuGoirh i55C
!t'hInvnd. Va
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GOLD AND SILVER.

w .NNIED. 10 buy old gold and silver
Highest piI'"S paid. Il ~ burton y 90
Ill East broad
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MECHANICS.

''AE 10 Michigan. where ,hcr. L. steady
YORK. good fishing ana hunting and
NJ "lt.iyl climate Direct dHiiy boat !iIlcS
"uro,S Lahr Miohlran :" Chicago end MI.
NaHh"". Continental Nptor M;. Co.. o..
huH kcEon. M!ch. can u" some first class
~" ehau4's. experienced on ma, 1inc too:
ana bench No!S. Address EUlpluyIn"nt ~.
p-f'iuent. C"m,ineMtal Siu'o- MIG 70"
Mn - Cmn- MN
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4.1'N ~, !''III'T' ''T''' I'' " ~ I"F
branches % civil cEEIHrcJiuE wanted. : $50
men ~ construction lines. Apply American
Employment bureau los North Sin;h Street.
WANTED 100 men ot following trades
muChiuis's, painters ship iniDers. cnrpcu-
'@rs. Woodworking machine uui hands.
rioii"rs, pip" filters. riyct,rs. shippers ana
rllkc--. tcuIuhh-To ana lDcrs Work L.
located points Nirg.nin, New Jersey and
MARYLAND. Long jobs. host salary Apply
QUICK. American Employment Bureau.
ItrnIea Employment Agents los North
Smith street
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WANTED-Iscal Estate

List your farms with J. \. ConreIv ~ {
Write postal FOR necessary banks
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NANTEB-liousehold Goods.

f'iGhmST o,sn pr,r. pan. Tor scco,d.hnm,
iGrm'n'" in ni' quantity. CAL Handplrl
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METZ ITEMS.

Z. y. McMillen was a business visit.
or9in this place Saturday.
Silas Campbell was a business Wis.
itor in Warrington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kennedy was in
Warrington Saturday.
Mrs. James Thompson and children
OF Pittsblrg are visiting Mrs. s. E.
Baker.
Lawrence Mcconnell was in Man.
nington Saturday.
VIM. Taught was a business visitor
In Fairomnt one day last week.
y. Toothman has opened up a piano
store at this place.
Sparks famous show with It's thrill.
ing feats will be in Fairmont May
3rd. Quite a number Of people from
this place expect to attend.
4 The High school at this place are
Engaging the best band in Falrmont to
give a concert at this place Wednes.
day1eyening, May Ord. Everybody cor.
daily invited.
Henry Nuzum. of Catawba, Is visit.
ing his daughter, Mrs. E. Boutwell,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Boutwell, left
on No. 4 Sunday evening for Baltimore
where they will consult a specialist in
regard to Mrs. Boutwell's condition.
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Home Folks.
What Neighbors Saw.

Hinton, W. va.-"Some time ago ]
was dragged out, run down and nerv
Gus. I kept about but was hardly able
to do my work. I had to have some
medicine to build me UP and Golden
Medical Discovery proved just the
medicine. I got much benefit and was
well satisfied with it."-MRs. SARAH
WHEELER, Hinton, ". Va.
Clifton Forge, Var can say DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery was
found to be a good medicine by thor
ough trial In our family. 1t was used
as a tonic by my sister and It did her
great good. We always speak well Of
DR.. Pierce's remedies and recommend
them."-MRs. MARTHA o'CoSNoR, 7s
Roxbury st,
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Where the Harm Llcs.
Il 10 no harm for q man 70 tsho Mn
self seriously unless he loses ratieacs
with his friends for not doing ~
same.
Value Of gldsrdsws.
Eiderdown Is one Of tho poorccz
conductors OF heat. hence tn ~
Is q bed covering.
ANAEMIc PEOPLE
NEED MORE IRON m THE BLOOD.

II you are anaemic, You need more
iron In your blood, and tho tell-taie
symptoms are q pale faee-colorles1
lips, ashen finger nails. poor cifcula-
ton, and short breath, and more %
rious diseases are easily contracted
when in this condition.
Mr.. W, II. Hodges OF Kansas City,
Mo, says: II suffered from the effects
of bad blood, was rundown diszy, had
headaches and al not feel Ike
working. I had tried Beef Iron and
Wine without any help. After taking
vinol four days ] noticed an improT6-
ment and its continued use built up NY
blood and my bad feelings dtsappsared
like magic.n
The bad effects OF poor, d~syitaiized
blood cannot be overestimated, and Il
is the peptonate OF iron and the true
cod liver extracts contained Ia vJnoI.
together with beef peptone, that %.
riches the blood, improves the circu<
lation and IN this natural manner
builds up health and strength. Try Il
on our guarantee.
Cranes Drug Store; FairSnonk. Pre-.
scription Pharmacy, Warrington.
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When Rum
down, Gair.
Vigor, Red
Blood

Get good blood through the use OF
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
eovery, and you will have no more
Indigestion. nor thin blood.
1t is the worlds proved blood puri.
fer. Start to take 1t today and before
another day has passed, the impurities
OF the blood will begin to leave your
body through the eliminative organs,
and in a few days you will know by
your steadier. nerves, frmer step,
keener mind, brighter eyes and clearer
skin tb1t the bad blood is passing out
and new. rich, pure blood IS filling your
veins and arteries. Contains nc
alcohol.
For sale by druggists in liquid OF
tablets: or send DR.. Pierce, Buffalo
N. Y, SO cts. for large trial package.
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CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE ::

"Annie." I said this morning when
she had comfortably seated herself by
my3bedi for a long talk, you look very
comfortable and happy"
4And why shouldn't I. Miss Mar.
garet,. she answered. isn't 1t meself
and Torrance that have much more
TO our credit than we ever thought to
have. Isn't little Margaret Ann being
educated with the very toplifter chill.
dren nlthis town and isn't it a strange.
thing when a week passes and the au-
tomobile of Mr.. Harry Symone, the big.
gest Atoplifter of them all, does not
stop at least two or three times and
the ifootman-who IL you must know is
my own second cousins childt-gets
down from the box and let's her out.
eDennie-that's the footman-winks
his eyesa me- but he Is a game one
Is Donnie. He never lets on that he
knows any Of us. Dennie Is a self.re-
Ispecting lad and he is going to be APP
pointed to the force as soon as Ter.
rance can find the right place for
him"
kwartcl, to ASK Annie II she were
not afraid that little Margaret Anna
would not grow up into something OF
q snob from beginning with the Sy.
mone's so muchn but / was afraid Of
hurting my dear Annie's feelings, and
then, little book almost as though she
had read my thought, she said, do
you think, Miss Margaret, dear, that I
am wrong to let little Margaret Ann.
gosoyer, to see the Symone's so much.
Mrs. Symone told me yesterday that
thatltwin they call Bulge is not hap
py IL he does not see my little one
every day.
II said perhaps we should break up
the friendship now while they are
small, Mrs symone.pA Annie continued.
mo. indeed, ANNIE she said, IT I
werI sure Bulge would always caro- for
as sweet a girl as your little Margaret
Ann promises to be I would be a very
happy woman"
Ioflcourse I knew that Annie knew
nothing OF the parentage Of "Eilene's
boyB, 3"and / wondered II It would make
any difference II she did,
Personally, little book, It would not
make any difference to me IL q child
was born out Of wedlock or within II.
would like to see all children made
legitimate by the law.
Poor little darlingsl Why should
they suffer? They did not ask to be
born.
Sometimes I recoll before the terri.
bic Mosaic curse Visiting the iniquity
OF the fathers upon the children"
II hardly seems possible that we OF
the twentieth century would allow
children to suffer II we could help it.
AS far as Bulge and Tody are concern.
9 dstheir mother was Of Igood breeding;
her only sin was that for which she
lost her life. She paid and paid gen.
<erously. Why should her children sui.
fer2 Igdon't believe they will. Eilene,
bless her, has made &c possible that
they shall have their chance6tosb be re.
spectacle members of society.
1 sometimes wonder, little book,
where Etlenef got her democracy. She
has always had moneyland her family,
has been an old and respected one IN
the state. She never says much about,
being Democratic. She juaf Is. Az
Annie was saying, '1fll tell you, Miss
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HEALTH HINTS.
EXPERIMENTS SHOW DANGER
FROM TUBERCULOSIS 3lNFEc.
iTloN RETAINED IN BOOKS ls

IE44 SItaTNI - H-tIN "naaHs Ht HtH4@A .N aH
Experiments recently undertaken to
test the possibility OF transmitting liy.
ing tubercle germs In an infectiye form
by means Of books used by tuberculo.
sis patients gave the following re-
suits:
The patients wero allowed to cough
upon sheets of paper and these were
then washed and the washings inject
ed into guinea pigs. An interval, Of "a
hours elapsed between the contamina.
ton and the washing of the papers.
tuberculosis was produced in pigs
from eight of the pieces Of paper. while
SIX papers caused no infections:
The test was then repeated with pa.
pers kept one month after contamina.
ton. The guinea pigs inoculated from
these papers showed no signs Of the
disease.
Similar tests were made with
thumb.marked pages from books from
a public library which had recently
been used by tuberculosis patients.
But no infections resulted.
Sheets of paper were then thumb
smeared with diluted tuberculosis
sputum and six Of these were washed
"a hours later and the washings in
jected into as many guinea pigs. OF
these one died Of sepsis, four showed
signs of tuberculosis and one was un.
infected.
Six other sheets similarly treated
were kept for a month, and Of these
only one produced tuberculosis in gu.
inca pigs.
1t was further found that the expos.
ure Of such contaminated sheets to
moist heat at s5 degrees c for half
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Margaret, I can sit down and talk to
Mrs. Symone much easier than / can
to Mrs. McGovern, and Mrs. Symone
doesn't put on as many Tugs either.
I've come to the conclusion that there
are snobs in every class.
"Of course those that are educated
are bored by those that are not, but
I'm not educated and I am bored to
death by that same Mrs. McGovern
with her everlasting telling Of gran.
deur of her daughter who has married
a ward politician In New York"
Don't let 1t worry you, Annie,n
said. "All Of us, from the lowest to
the highest are reaching out for that
which we deem Is higher. Eilena un.
derstands that the highest is not mon.
ey o position, and consequently she
knows when she meets q kindred
spirit"
"0h. Miss Margaret" said Annie
depreciatingly, and her lovely dimples
that had not yet settled into lines came
into sight.
Suddenly, little bios, I realized ali
that Annie had told me and I held out
my arms-my poor arms-the only
part of me that was not useless, and
said, "oh Annie! Annie I sometimes
think you are the only one in the world
that has always loved me"
Hush darling she said. as she
laid my head on her breast, II love We
as much as I can, but there Is a wide
gap between you and mo-"
YES I answered bitterly, "the gap
between health and sickness, between
success and failure. Annie Annie
you have a right to have all the Joy OF
my life. You have made your husband
what he is, a successful man, and you
have given to the world a beautiful
woman child"
And please, God, nj give 1t man
child soon," she said.
oh Annie! is it true? I I'M SC
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Here are some Of the Mexicans who
attacked. Columbus, N. NJ. under Pan
cho Villas leadership, and killed
American citizens.
Harmless and docile they look in
their serapes and sombrros, only
beady eyes peering from mufflings
that hide them and make them look
piteous and lazy.
But put them on a horse and hand
them a rife-they become blood.
thirsty brigands, with hatred of the
"gringoes' in their veins and the
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Richmond BIeasjnos.

In the window Of u colored rsstau-
rant on the North side: Come in and
get your I'll Of sausage and old vir-
Igtnny. corncakes, with plenty Of sure.
enough strip, and get q glimpse Of the
land where the wicked cease from
troubling and the weary are at rest
st. Louis Globe. Democrat.
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the; Episcopalians

The annual parochial meeting o!
the parish of Christ Church will be
helditonight In the Sunday school room
at the church. This Is the end of the
fiscal year and reports will be heard
from various departments OF the
church.
The Alter Guild Of the church met
this Afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Arthur g. Martin and the woman's
Auxiliary will meet next Tuesday al
the home OF Mrs. George DeBolt on
First Street and CASTOR avenue.
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lust to XIII Americanoes in their
hearts.
These are the type Of Mexlcans
that crept silently up TO sleeping Col.
umbus, tethered their horses behind
a rocky hill and sneaked up TO the dry
ditch under the railroad tracks into
the heart OF the town
These are the men whose cry OF
Viva MEXICO Viva Eilla!" brought
terror to Columbus and sent men and
women scurrying from their homes to
be shot dead in the village streets.
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palIylThouuht.

Certainly. in our little sphere, It is
not the most active people to whom
we owe the most. . . It is the
lives like the stars, which simply pour
down on US the calm light Of their
bright and faithful being, up to which
We look. and out Of which we gather
the deepest calm and courage
Brooks.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-01
The Drs. Howard
Sever Partnership

Drs. E. w. Howard and L.Ss now.
ard, two OF the city's prominent ply.
sicians, have dissolved a partnership
which has existed for a number OF
years and will hereafter occupy separ.
ate Offices. DR.. E. w. Howard will
remain in the present. offices which
have recently been r~e-decorated and
furnished. DR.. L. D. Howard will &C.
cupy offices over the Hoult drug store
at the corner Of Main and Jefferson
streets.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-01
USE MARTINS
RHEUMATIC land
BLGOD;ELIXIR
FOR RHEUMATISM.

The Spring Months are breeders Of
rheumatism-nota dangerous thing
but very painful and IL allowed to run
on 1t becomes steadily worse. Mar.
tins Rheumatic and Blood Elixir is
one Of the best known remedies for
rheumatism-not a dangerous thing
and the Joints move freely. 1t Is also
fine for liver, kidney and stomach. Get
1t at Cranes Drug Store. s1.00i liquid
or tablets. Thirty days treatment.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-01
Grand Opening.

First comedian-"Dld you score a
hit with your new specialty?" Second
Comedian-"Did I? Why. the audience
gazed in open.mouthed wonder before
was half way Though" First Come
dian-sWonderful! It Is seldom that
an entire audience yawns at once
81. Paul Dispatch.