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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28
Oregon Canning Company will
run factory this season. See L.
!. Moore. ]. n. Murray or Moore
& Krcek for contracts for rails.
ING sweet corn.

Wi,'inm ard Strpho" Curnirr.
.on uul Arthur ly'l". ~ Eulp. Mob,
r.r" i"rk'nV aztec business interests
he urn"nn. TUESDAY ~ this week.
lost \ $3.50 gold niece rn,
""i,h fob between Siunn Miller. rrs.
iH"Uro and Oregon. Finder plcY,c d..
iurn tu this nllic nnd receive reward.
~ hghy hos rnmc ~ the homo 81
thnr'". il,pdriN md wife. ON SUNDAY
last, Np'll I'D. nr. k,arrcv wa.
picson, and shy, Charley h. delighted.
Judy" s. ". NnnCnmp. Dr. I. VI.
Niutou i,igrr Bryant lill brown
and Red" Bunker. Of tho Fortosc, ,
unlrhh"Iuocd, N,ic IN Oregon, Tu'
dly.
The Ilousrho'd's Delight L. when
they net u nice big. white. fluffy loli
of bread, baked from Red Top Flour
Sold aud absolutely guaranteed by G.
". King.
-ldpurd Rnscligs, Of Cprnirs
wa here Monday IN business. v,
ne Glad to hear that his daughl'
Niss Lillian, h. winning hunors ut a.,
fayctt" College, from which shc Nil
grad IN another year
n. Z. Sahlin, who has been attend
ing the Moody Bible Institute IN chi
cage. has returned flr the sunni "l
Va, ai,nu. anl viii be- at home vi N
| hi parents, near Forbes, until fnl
when he will return Ia the institute,
Uncle Dave Showaltcr Of the Vi,
Hope district. was IN the city. Monday
and l.bct We were glad to see him
/ lao IL. .lnNNHu o..
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28

GrOfg. Pointer waS r. elected a. com.
MS toner Tor u term ~ live year,
Tie commissioners are T. 4 p.blcy,
4, u, Slater, Henry Rebel. John
l,uck and George POINTER 4 fun aud
cOmpl,t. report uf The acts OF the
hlaTi vas made Amongst uth.riiinrs
tie meeting Instructed the hoard 10
proceed AZ once 20 collect alldelinuusnt
taxes due the corporation 10y lega pro.
cess n necessary,
rducai inn last Friday evening the
follow ingteicharS wcfe chosen I % labor
Ia oar schools for the coming school
wear; Superintendent, ". Lee Rults:
Grammar room. Miss Gertrude Eddy:
intermediate, Miss Lillian Taylor: and
Primary, Miss Frances Anibal: LIST
Primary, Miss iio,irnsc Van Sandt
Three teachers IN ,he high school NJ.
yet TO be CHOSEN, VIZ Principal, His.
tory and Language, Tie present term
has been one ~ the most successful
years In the history OF the school For
the first time, the school as been
placed on tie list Of approved High
schools Of the FIRST class by state In.
speciion Teachers and pupils have
nraised Tor tI,.,, su,,ss. ~ Wv
Dur fellow.townsman. T.. J. Kel.
log. received a letter from Memo,
Nebr,, recently, which stated that
Lehman Wright who formerly resided
near Craig. fell from heavily ,loaded
wagon Tuesday. Anril :. and was
seriously Injured, The loaded wagon
passed over both legs. crushing the
right one lust above the ankle Joint,
and the left was badly crushed at the
and n, ,hs ,,ms n, Es,,oa, n ,o.p,.ai
lie info,mation IN. snrgsS,s 5000
ia, an amnrtat,o Ion uontd ms nsnss
sa,w M, W,i,h,'s MAJ" Wan, ss,.n "sse =,
C,aig ara ,rns,inm IL .na nna ~
,hs n my viii me-, ,ssn,' 40 " sar,onsn s'
ss 1 ,s"o o,d rom Manu. ' ~ seriously
- '''''''" wv" '''o
"A young lady In this yicinity-we
won't say who, stepped into Maurice
Stokes drug store, Monday, and asked
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28

John Colvin, Of Graham, WI. vi.
ting with relatives in Oregon. Tues.
.ay ol this week.
- Mrs. I'd Durham and daughter
Esther. have returned from visit
with relatives in Mound City.
A meeting Of the Commercial
Club will he held next Tuesday night
at : O'Clock. All members are urgcd
to be present.
--ilarny Hydgin aud wife have r..
moved to St. Joseph. where they cN.
poet to make their future home. MAY
health and prosperity attend them.
Money to Lend on Farms liOr
rover has option to pay part or all UI
principal ut any time. Most liberia
terms ever offered. Gail, write oi
phone IN us. Costs you nothing saves
you money.
THE sISSbN LOAN & TITLE CO
Offices over NDiiway Valley Hank,
Maryyille, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28

Color aud Observation-Disclosures with
star; good style and action, weight
100 lhs,, coming ten years old, better
known ~ the John Nhchtcl horso.
BLACK rERCHERO> was foalr |
lame -, 1906; bred by VI. l.. Ay,is, of
Shenandoah, Iowa; got by lIlnndr,
2p3i 3G"1T; he by Brilliant III, llliH-
2gl9; he by Fcnclon. 26s2-as; he by
brilliant. l21l-15j: he by Brilliant.
ispo.1bG; he by Coco. MIA; he by
NicuN-Chaslin. 1la; he by Coco. az;
he by Mignon, Ii5; he by Jcan.lc-
Blanc, l3?. ilis pedigree may be- seen
nj the barn.
BLACK PERCHERON will make
the season of 1915, NJ my farm. | =
miles southeast Of New Point. Far.
mcrs' Phone.
Tcim-:-Si2.iO to insure living
colt. Service fee becomes due when
mare leaves the ncighborhod or the
county. Mare aud colt to stand good
for lien. Care will be taken TO pre-
vent accidents. but will not be re-
sponsiblc should any ocur.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28
nra,h nl Mr.. ln.rlh Wis.,.

Nr-. Naucy We. viIHw If the Int
Judge 10 rph Wise, after scycwl
N'nrs Ulliriluu from parh'ysia. died NJ
'N" home of her siSt,r. Mn. Ida
iavl0r ip Ne C,lN. kuuras, Friday
last Arril -. 1910.
$40 vns born near Wilkcsvil,o.
Chic w lslG, and wa therefore m
frr 5nth year ~ the time 81 her death.
ilcr husband Joseph VIC. died Fob
rIary III, 1870, aud shortly there
llt"r, shc was stricken with paralysis.
FROM which she never recovered, aud
since that time she ma, made her
home with her sisters. Mis-. II. B.I.aw-
renee, Of Craig, and Mr.. Taylor. IN
N"es CIV, kunfas. whore she died.
Her maiden name was Curry. and In
III" early ',O's became the wife of Mr.,
Misc, and lived in the vicinity Of
Craig most of the time since. She
left no children, but Is survived by q
number Of sisters, among who ARE
Nrs. II. u. Lawrence, of Craig: Mrs,
Taylor, of Ness City, Kansas; Mrs,
Clara Ilawk. Of l.oup City, Nebraska :
Mrs. Emma Chamberlain, Of l.itch-
field, Nebraska; Mrs. 4. :. McNabb,
nf llarrisnovillc, Missouri, and a
cousin, Mrs, Mary Rhodes, of Mound
City.
The body was brought to Craig, and
taken to the New Liberty church,
where funeral services were held on
Tuesday afternoon of this week,
April %, the intermcnt being in the
church grave yard beside her husband.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28
Dies.

Mrs. Alice D. Reed. aged 20, died
this morning at q o'clock at the home
of her son, W. II. Read, No. 7l9
Beaver Avenue, following an illness
Of about month. Mrs. Read was
one of the pioneer settlers of Yorl,
county, coming here from Mound
City, No., during the spring Of 1870,
Her husband, Captain Read, died nj
Mound City In 1887 and was brought
to York for burial.
Mrs. Read was well known in YORK,
and her death will be a decided loss
to the community. She is survived by
three children, two sons and one
daughter. They are; W. IL. Read, of
the Read Dry Goods Company, Chas.
Read and Mrs. Wells Compton, OF Lin
coin. All were at hetr bedside when
the end came.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence, Beaver Avenue, Tues
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock: Inter
mcnt will be at Greenwood.-York,
Nebraska, Daily Times, April a.
1916. :
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28

og IL " feet below the land surface
md there Is 30 feet OF 1t ext ending out
into the river. lie has knosn the spot
Tor more than 10 years, and on In.
quiry we learn that at that
place the river las never before been
known to 70 No person noN liying
here, ever las s,en tie river there II
Is inst likely that ihi- lhs las he n
hurried there for hundreds oi years.
Tie river also Is now running bel ween
The Missouri bank and the old h>pn
dOrf farm. II has washed considerable
soil and sand Of dis farm, and non
here Is to be seen all over the farm.
-tunps OF trees that have laid covered
IN the sands for many years. Til.
oldest settlers have ~ recollection OF
ever seeing the Asendurf farm hut
studded with dense gronth of TIN
Der that vas cleir.d 10y 4 sendIrf. TIE
Stump> noN visibl. az. IL feet beneai II
The .fo"th cleared away 10y Asendorf
GOOD ENOUGH.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28

Tho death uf Mr.. Mary llamw
which secured ~ her home. in -,
lu-Dph. Friday flni v,ul. April y,
brought keen SORROW 81 n larrr cirr',
N iU'H'iv"- aud friend. tl mi. cnun.
49, 50" grew g. wOwauhuud IN HEX
IlN town hin. anil vh'r she hrrgm,
Inc widow uf i!oldpn llgwu. In Aug
y T. iN"2, being l'rt with three yourr
som. for whom ~" struggled aud
ri.,i tp -p',udId manhood. aud who
iu r'iurr never deserted '.pthcr
lrI'r Go Erg uarulg, Hr va Nary
\. Thorn aud va, born iu Cumhcr.
land county, Pennsylvania. May ~,
1865, uHd lg.rru a." VII. 81 EH'drr
llHHu, November a.. l..'. and vl
% s'upt'a.rhior of the lat" i,rs
llguiuuu. She b. uiN wed hy mr.
'hrru .pr., Cnl'.Hnu l'pl and Grover:
iv" Hi.','. NJ. George ard Nit. I.
H.Ou,u "f frrfNluYn. Idaho. md
100" rinri.rl.'l, the dulr' i.r ~ colo.
90 iiH.ml SIZE FHs Co. fhr 4'd vHpr
Of Ir" urr ~ The t.w' lrr dca.h
"Vd uHi wee" 90 p'ru'a' .i wui.d mon. .
'g' "I tIH tlrI '.m chu,I from carly
Iirr.
The rrunm discourse ,.-. delivered
hy bee aston Rev. C.inp, Of 'tr
First tNrI.t.uu rhuwl. %. 81. lns,ur.
tH ,.lui T., Row. kI'phn.t. or the
lyurwf'.U1l ,hUloh anb th, funeral
.,TNI,na were ruudU,Ipi SUNDAY after.
nnpu 'ui' I'D irnw the Scnt'i %
HIi" tHlhpd.G'. ard 'ir s,fvir,. WOE
ion che NJ the Ia inu STIR hranrn
nt the Np.pU'y uT'rr. HI .,n Cpliuu', 4
'tr ulul'fs'ir Hr.TttDt OF tho nTi,I
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of Anna
kecncy, deceased. We're granted to tn,
undersigned on the 22d day Of April
1916, by the Probate Court Of Hol,
County, Missouri. All persons having
claims against said estate are requir-
ed to exhibit them for allowance IA
the Executor within six months afte,
the date of said letters, or they may
be precluded from any benefit of said
estate; and II said claims be not OK.
hibited within one year from the dat
Of the last insertion of the publica-
ton Of this notice, they shall be for
ever barred.
FRANK PETREE. Executor.
First publication, April 20, 1916.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28

We have a nice line of the very
latest patterns In Wall Paper, which
we will sell at First Cost, as we are
going to stop handling it.
HENNlNGER DRUG co.
DIR. w. W. Turner was IN Matt
land, Tuesday Of this week, in attend
ance at the Osteopathic convention
proceedings of which we will publish
next week. He was accompanied by
his wife and daughter, who remained
for q visit of few days with rels'
tives.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28

~ stitch IN time ave. nine" q,
iIat a. true in rpal dragging a. in
f"uru-t,iur and other farm work,
Don't let the rush tr arr,ug work
"a'.y you To- neglect road dragging
until The rJ's are su d"rp and IN,
weeds have such n sin't that the drag
cannot 40 o. hDl work. \ little care.
iul work now aud during the rcmnin.
Her u' The season will not only keen
he roads in good shape but keen
Town Tho wo"ds IN such way a. To-
,nv" u great deal If work ut weed
moving time. NJ 4. Il. kcllct. Mis-.
'nuti College Of Agriculture.
Il. G. Eu'r, nuI wife have r,.
turned from Few jag visit IN Kan.
.as CiiN
Jim nunhor aud John 4. idcn. Of
Nir nh". were iu Oregon. TUESDAY
eft thi. week.
frank John. uu. Mr.. Martha
'i'u"ir- and son. N,l,y. ~ Nlpior.
hot hU.iU'.s In Oregon. TUESDAY of
ihi, week.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28

BLACK JIM is a mammoth Ken
lucky Jack, coming O years old, black
with white points, heavy bone, stands
l5. hands high, weight 1000 pounds.
lie proved himself So per cent foal
getter last season. He has been ex-
amined by veterinary and pronounc-
ed as being free from hereditary, in
fictitious, contagious or transmissible
disease or unsOundness.
BLACK JIM will make the season
Of 1916, at my farm, - miles south
east of New Point, Mo. Farmers
Phone.
Terms:-$l0,00 to insure living colt.
Parties disposing of mares or remov-
ing them from the county, service be-
comes due and payable at once. Mare
and colt will be held for service fee.
Care will be taken to prevent acct
dents, but will not be responsible
should any occur.
WIN. BUCkNUM,
OWNER.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28
INTERNATIONAL.
SUNDYS0lO0L
LESSON
INV E n SELLERS. Acting Director OF
sundiy ,'thupl Course OF tie Moody
Bhlr Institute. ChigasUJ
,Coyytisnt. igis. western Newspaper CnionJ
LESSON FOR APRIL 80
PETER DELIVERED FROM PRISON.


One day the sons OF IcDcdce de-
sired Jesus to grant a carte blanche
petition. Pressed iurthcr as 10 thclr
particular request, they petitioncd Tor
the seats OF authority on the right
and LEFT hand OF Jesus w glory. IN
reply Jesus said that such n petition
was not proper one nor intelligent
~ asked. but according to their In.
trcpid assertions OF willingt css they
should be baptized with his baptism
Of death MARK lo:35.i5l, and that
the greatest Of his followers should
be servant of ALL" TodPy's lesson Is
q fLl..llmcEt OF that prophecy.
1, p.,sr 4, p,,son. IN. Church p,sv.
In, a.. Id, per, ,cttiops had been
scanned 40 an nf,or a tcmp9rary Iuji.
s,,,, ,,n,,o sorye Chris, by living.
other. nv yi,idinp nm their liyca for
IA. Ito Io,,ca ina, tho onc mon.
,i,,,J 4, ,hant,r Az, wns s,a,n nni
p,,or. I.,,h d,I,v.I IN ,r,or no, ,o
,,,tt,,,. ,,o ,,,r, a, IA, i,viyb Iioiy
,,,ov p,,,r.. n,.,,i,n vas n.riioua.
a,,,,,,, s,iIi,,s Guarded him IN N po.
So, ,I,,,o,n ia, b,s ,n, mica had
n'"' ."s.." -, 80 s,.,,,',p'',,, So,
as. 49,. .o,'. "a - go i,,tn1 ,icr,so,yas
,i,,,,,,h nr,ycr Nth M, s,,r,, of all
-, ,sst,., -, :, ,,,,,', ,tor,d'.
'',',,,,'. ,''s, .h.,',h, A., nh, rn,,y
80, s ~, r''' -. -. 80 90 ~ ,os'as.
-, n.y., n, -. tn, - -,
80. 80. ..',,t'',, 60. a. .a.
,a.s r,a ,,,,,,r :, I.,,,nr,ra,o
49,, - 60 -, 49,, a.. -.
-, 49,, -, ,,,, ,,,',,,'.',..'., 80,
,n, Ga ~, c,roI g., a. sary",, ,nI h,n'
o,,, ,i,, ,,rn,,,, o, ,,,s s,i,,s rotor
,,,,h On ,hc rIs,s and nn,,,scs a,
Ga 4, b,I,.o,,, n, his .,,,,,,a, onI
,," ,s,., -" n.,,, ,,,,,, a,saI"nai T.,
,,o ,,..", 'r,or, arc ,.,,,, ,h'rcs ,,,n,
,t,, ,,,n -, nr,ynr 40 ?, "acrcd hy
49,. ,,'.,',, ~, -, ,,,,,i, ,.,,,.i,
co.. -, ,n,,,ra,',, ,,,,rcrc, ~ 1,
49,. JI,o,,rd .,nut, C.I s.nc r,,y.
"r. a.. n,,,-oJ 40 n,J,,,,c, or ,h,
r,,. q, man ma, ma, s,irh ns ne, nm.
.vcrcI Al" I,y. n,nrI ,r,ycr. so.
called ,G,r,s vb'," inc r,mc ~
Jc,u. IA mover u,t,tnr,b and scarce.
40 IA, nam, n, u1d II,,rnIIy 40 :,
his wns a AZ" nrnyor.
an, is o,rnr,,pr.H MAS Huch nn 10
clrcumy.n, mis- vie rrnndson OF
uorod the Great g, /, was made
without ccnaIur" ,"carncs,ly" II. W.
There VAS a sincerity and an Intensity
of dorIrc ON Peters behalf which Ian.
yuago can scarcely cxprcas tsoo also
Rom, SGD. The anmo word In used
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28

Dave Hoffman was planting corn
Wednesday, 26th instant, with MI
oyer-cOat and Ovcr-shoes on
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28
ReRT G. PIERCE.
DENTIST.
Oregon, No. ''au'; ), - : r !%%% 3 8

Phones. ODD ~. Mutual i3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18
Iutk IIllIT u{nl[
llI5H UP TROUBLES

Nsw FORK. req. t7.--rsarry ~.
xsr5e and John reeves ErisssiI. two
youths Of Norwaik. Conn. have a.
|1fdsd not 70 fight duel With swords
They met Yesterday and patched up
their difficulties over tiass Of soda
water Norwalk Is yisIhly relieved,
before peace was restored, Eari and
Hrinleil wcrs 10 fight 70 finish. II
wAs fotaIte place just Is the sun peep.
ed over the Connecticut hills The
hand Of a fair young woman was Al
stake.
There were TO be seconds ana all
that just to see that 0ne or tho other
Of the young men was killed fairly
II was to be no common, everyday
dMel. All the romantic embellish-
nlents Of fiction. or no duel--that was
the business-iike attitude OF Earl and
FrixxelI.
Norwaik was stirred to the depths
Ministers were planning to touch on
the matter IN, their Sunday sermons.
Almost between hours the bIoodthirsty
young men became an all-abidins
topic Of conversation. Children sought
franticaiiy to obtain o glimpse Of
them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18
MAYOR FOR CLEAN FAIR

Ons Of Five Hundred - vOto Against
Sale Of LAqu1r On tho GrOdnfls.
Dallas. Texas, Feb. 17.--Amona thu
500 parsons who attended Z mass-
meeting at the city auditorium and
voted against tho sale Of liquor on
the stAte fair grounds were Mayor
and Mira. Henry d. Lindsey.
BY his rising vote Mayor IAndslsy
publicly indicated he was opposed "a
the sale Of liquor on the grounds. Il
has bAen known for some Time thai
Mayor Lindsiey has been OF this optn-
ion. but that he has refrained from
making public statement up to THU
time IN the hope someone would offer
3 solution to Z question which has
become m embarrassing one 10 the
State fAir dtrectorA
It In known there has been q change
In sentiment rsosnfly among the fair
directors. Some OF them. who thought
doing away with booze would xiii
the fair"
It has been suggested that = meet
Ing OF the stockholders be called and
thu question pnt mp 20 them. There
are over 1,eeo stockholders In Dallas.
II the stockhoidefp IN Dallas ny. s'No
6o01ss" the dlT6ctore probably Will
listen 70 them.
In the meantime tfe MotheFS Ciubs
are getting uDapstations tor = charter
amendment They eays they'u force
the issue 70 : v1Ae q the DIRECTORS do
not agree 70 aAo1ish the fair grounds
saloon before ~ 1Urn sIecticn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18
a JOB FOR THE Il

\ DO you want "a work ~ f@ H
anee and help bring local sm4
tional prohibiSionf You CO. 11o
Temperance cause. ana - ~ "a! II
time make some monsy - n
selves " selling our s2s5 81
Temnp0EnMCo ToGocnga
Everybody wants postfAxde
body uses thern. xou can - II
Or them to your friends 4xld G ~
bors We have moro than ooverkX
fercnt designs of tempeeAno9 ~ ~
cards---ail new and striksng. T31~ IL
high-grado cards many " III
Illustrated with pictures. dinG
cartoons; many Of them q
They retail At one cent Ap1Soe M
How You CAn lGn1bo NGQG
Our prices for thee te
postcards are sixty cepta ~ Is
dred, or $3.50 per thonaand. ~ "a
ing 100 cards from ~ for G1xfY
ana selling them q one eent q
you viii hAys forty centn 9g9
work: by buying 1900 cards Ak
and selling them ~ enc 60
y0u can make eesE0. Thte @l1
not limited to boys ana o3f3a III ~
open to any orEanixnst0n. CluDA
dAy-schcoI glasses y0un4 paoD@6 III
cieties, etc, can. eAsily raas4 = u1co
Of money By selling : fho9
more cards. sssss II "a ss5;s
Send III orders 70 The YER
pies Cooperative TeImpeeAnUo NlMss
reAu. Wostervflie. Ohio
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18

~ XuUxx [ |
Tn phsind>zO&l& x1t6
Association - tet1
~ II vsrs not ~ ~ -
the saloons d Tin ronnSty ~ -
paying tn oovsfnnnsot A@e
knows what wohid beeesoe
tAxp4ysr.'' s||I &
The North Amssic4n " ~
city comes back wtth tAtg
ana pithy rsply. s 81 81
.sThis staterasnk II 81 on0e ~
ience and m unfrnfh. Tia ~ J.
OF this nation are not bN4k 81
lars made upon keGs ~ 4
Something bestdee bottlee eeeN (
tween America .And bankxUt h q 81 I:
X The liquor ljax hae : het4 Il
travel nowadays. Hcuo9%459 4 4
truth today. ana their na11De
every week. sS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18
Pc Rsast. 113k~ - 1As n.
RIB Roast. $50 ID.
SANITARY MEAT MARKET,
Phone Ran. g756.

sOo-Aere River LArxe Essnt ~
navigabie water: one mfle from
steamboat wharf and small town:
200 acres cultivated: laid on In
nice large. level fieids; land highly
improved: 100 acres IN original tim
Der. worth $4,000 standing. 1l-room.
brick. colonial residences on river
shore; beautiful lawn and grove:
good outbuildings and fences; locust
posts: large spring. enclosed 10 barn
yard for stock. This II IN ideal
place for general farming or stock
raising. Price $500 on reasonable
terms. This 10 q bargain and wen
worth investigating. w. SCOTT
GARRETT. sol Mutual Building.
Randolph 1874. 3*.s s.i AS S S .s9.s ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18
'z q q = ,
For saIn

.. Fx,H 1919. -.
80 s-,. = Oh. g.,1 ~. Z. j.
z =. Z - - ssse lnkcr rofHy -
ar has Deen ased LOT private W.
Oniy n per1eet conuitteas' Auor -
.--... 2. cere eirgMlIan. NJ
Fes salr--ahrer setter Fappies. Hand.
some pAir. IN months old: male,
white iivsr-colorsd apots. 1esnais'
Wnise grange Spots. Excetisn IT. n as...-
ihE ssock Go2d piooa, - \, Il
com pAnsOns. FAR, 10. tine mht1,
800 ~ ~ 80, 49, 49,. .ss trssninr this
- so.s. 's~c-sss.... ss.s,s< prscs $40
Furts1~ informs Sscn npciy MISS
VIRGINIA. 81 NcKNNNEY. le7 South
EycAmsre street. Pstersburx, w
e S-7~-T-~e-- TT-@vv17Ser. FT1efi-
calIy new; cheap 70 quick buyer,
Kills. care yirEininn.
:. r9eW Ee@T- Ia Is.
f.lvssy.S ieIIr ner II.
SANITARY NEAT MARKET,
sos N. sixth st. Kan. 575s.
r. E-~T-.-@T 1-~7v- zT1 ~ sacreI
PAintinrs: FOOD Tor lecture OF sxhi-
bition purposes VIII exchange Tor
anything Of equal value. Write
what you have. Address C-I3l. care
virginiAn
49, - Tr5-5- n--- q. 1r~ GoIn1
81 s.-..es 4 g -...N 1890 IA Tar
lows free. If soods; are not satisfac-
tory return Il cur expenss ana get
y your uaonev faek. VERNON BEn
AND PTT,roW COMPANY. panvtile,
n N.
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sPE(HlAL NOTICE

s------rs
An the Only LaAtess Taller I'm the
city who can take your old suit or
dress and mike IL lock like one OF
the original spring designs Of 1915.
] make a speciality Of this class Of
work. During the month Of Feb
ruary will make special reduc-
tons on alteration work. In crtef
70 keep my help employed. Sutts
made to order from your own ma.
tsrfs4a eesa plate for 20 az, inclndinG
the best silk lining. Al. LESSER
Raleigh Apartments. Phone. Madison
asa.
.Hsastyss New Creea.~ the hook for
women, beauty methods; sure and
safe. Send stamp for full descrtp-
4 tive circular. p. O. Box Io2- Man
chester Station, Richmond. Va
n~Antifui ewfth~hes. l.enpsaeurs. etc.
made from lasiss' own combings
Hair switches, All pure hair. great
bargains. TitE RELIABLE HAIR
6 PARf 0Tss. 900 East broad street.
LOOK. n.slOI<s L0Olks K1sfsRE u va
MORE AUTO TIRE TROUBLE. FOR.
aET THAT YOu EVER HAD TIRE
TROUBLE ssWE ELIMINATE ALL
TRouBLE -PuNCTuREs. RIMcUTA
BTsOW0UTE--A RSOLUTELY AD-
DRESS X. n w. RUBBER COMPANY,
pUMPASs, VA. EASTERN pISTRIB-
GTERE
PICTURES o. nOOKEa WASHING
9snH sail like hot cAkea; our special
Uchsnaa " giving his book With Pic
ture rails evsrybcdy; all Eastern
A6ente should ~rite ~; Anybody sAr
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-. i.Sr1 a - 1rvne6 90 neeeG
Z go = - Snoolk Nod4 Ans Broad. Or
4 1S{111~ V(e5x eN& Cary and 3o1s
HSx12Iv ID<rs6 & ! Ten dollar and IRE
4 SS1S%f nefaa io11eo tegether. BY W.
r. XIi<u. e6<pn4 Police Station.
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facture Of soft drfnks. Good tAbls
water, carrying mediciua proper
ties Located Immediately ~ IL
tion. On trunk iine railroad. Must
have practical kn0Wiad9e 81 the
manufacturing part Of the business
and some capital. VIII givs Ions
free lease Tor planting mill sits -
same place Coed location for clay
products plant. Commandments with
! Q. 4. J.. care Richmond yirgtntan.
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WanteA--&,aSsnex1 yvffA 16ne OaD1tn1
to take active part In motion picture
business. Address C-les, eers VIZ
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A9Sm6 = Jl.ewe11 " Fsannntns sto4 ~
1r6 ~ stx Linenole PennAnts. Rise
# sx14 repressntinG fourteen protnl-
s nest colleges. S5c dozen. Money re-
CfALHH Co. Box %. MontEomsrys
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HrAntsfui ewith~hes. l.enpa1eurs. etc.
made from laeies own combings.
bargains. TIE RELIABLE HAIR
6 PARf oTss. soa East broad street.
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~lssantyss New Creea,r the Book for
women: beauty methods; sure and
safe. Send stamp for full descrtp-
tive circular. p O. Box 1e2. Man