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Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
Especial to The elsbee Review.

Special to The Bisbee Review.)
 WASHINGTON, Aug. Army or ders:
 Brig. Gen. Henry A. Creme relieved as commandant army service schools and assigned to command First Brig ade.
 Major Bertram T. Clayton, quarter master corps, assume charge all con struction work Canal Zone
 Following board will convene at Ft have applied for transfer to cavalry:
 Liept Col. Tyree R. Rivers. Thir- teenth Cavalry; Major Chas D. Rhodes, cavalry; Captains Henry R. Richmond. Eighth Cavalry; Frederick .. Herman, quartermaster corps; Ben Lear Jr, Eighth Cavalry.
 Following officers report to this board for examination:
 First Lieut.. Asa L. Singleton. Twelfth Infantry; Second Lieut.. liar rison Herman, infantry; Capt. Henry J. Nicholson, Medical Corps, Fort Bliss.
 Capt Geo. F. Connolly, coast ar tillery. to Fort Sam Houston.
 Second Liept. George W. Krapf. Twenty sixth Infantry to Fort Sam Houston. examination for detail avia- tion section.
 First Lieut. Charles H. Stearns, Medical Reserve Corps. to Fort Casey.
 The board consisting of Capt. Win. R. Smedberg Jr.. Second Cavalry; Ma jor Gilbert H. Stewart, Ordnance De partment: First Lieut. Thomas w. Brown, Seventeenth Infantry. appoint ed April II, will reassemble at Spring field Armory for the purpose of con ducting test firinss with various types of automatic machine rifle.
 Lieut.. Johnson. infantry, relieved duty organized militia to Thirty sixth Infantry. Capt Norman F. Ramsey, infantry, detailed as major Ordnance Department Capt Robert s. Thomas, engineers, to Fl Paso.
 First Lieut. Ronald D. Johnson. Twelfth Cavalry, attached signal Corps. Columbus.
 Second Lieut. William II. Stimson. Sixth Infantry, report board Columbus, N. M. examination for transfer to cavalry.
 Capt. John J. Miller to Nineteenth Infantry
 designations: Second Lieut.. Wal ter E. Bartlett. First Infantry. Wyom ing National Guard; Capt Jesse c. Packer. Fifth Infantry, Georgia Ma tional Guard. accepted.
 Major John F.. Stephens. field ar tillery, detailed inspector generals department. Southern Department.
 Captain Ernest D. Scott. field ar tillery, relieved duty office inspector general. detailed as recorded on the board appointed to submit a new plan for supply of national guard and vol unteers.
 Second Lieut. Martin F. Scanlon. Nineteenth Infantry. report board Douglas. examination for transfer to cavalry.
 Captain Chalmers c. Hall, Tentt Cavalry. report board Eagle Pass ez- aminatio nfor transfer to field artil- lery.
 Second Lieut.. Elon A. Abernethy infantry. report board Fort Meyer, eN- animation for transfer to cavalry.
 Second Lieut. Arthur I. Ellis. in
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
UNDERGRAD sTo BANQUET:

SiXty-five young Bisbee men. all un- dergraduates from various Colleges and universities over Uncle Sam's fair dominion will gather Sunday evening to relate their prowess on the athletic fields. in the college social circles and incidentally consume numerous deli cacies and indigestible connections. It is the first meeting of its kind ever planned in the District and it's spon- sors hope it will grow into an annual custom. Upwards of twenty-five schools are represented.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-05
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice of Mother no Doubt Pre-. vents Daughters UntimeIy End.

Ready, Ky.-"I was not able to do anything for nearly six monthS," writes Mrs. Laura pratcher, of this place, and was down in bed for three months.
 cannot tell you how l suffered with my head, and with nervousness and woE1anly troubles.
 Our family doctor fold my husband he could not do me any good, and he had 10 give il up. We tried another doctor, but he did not help me.
 At last, my mother advised me 10 take Cardui, the woman'S tonic. l thought ii was no use for was nearly dead and nothing seemed 10 do me any good. But took eleven bottles, and now am able to do all of my work and my own washing.
 think Cardui is the best medicine in the void. My weight has increased, and ] look the picture ot health.
 If you suffer from any of inc ailments peculiar to women, get bottle ot Cardui today. Delay is dangerous. We know it will help you. for it has helped so many thousands oi other weak women in inc past 50 years.
 Al all druggists.
 HT-ifr fs. Chattanooga Medicine Co. Ladies Advisory Dept, Chattanooga. Tenn. fer SfS. t.i4 i1G.r.l lfie-g on your case and 64-page bo3t, hcre Treatment Tor Mcual. n c.Alas e-a. l.l. N. l.s
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" NE.NlORIAM.

itgEi.i --\t 4 in..s.'ins ~ lEs Hosrd "
-, tJ.,s. l",f On i3' .Ht.lin@nH ,shanlheE nt
Msl."u On the death ot COLONEL l,iIS IS.
rtrirt Nv ID tntuu..tis. ,nrsirti-'.s ~ iti.t,..
aston au'. > 4. liA"gs "pp"integ Wy the
M "" i'.'.' y. 5n.ni rt 'u' "r9l4 ~ 11t-
.a I" ". t IT,. api "ii.f nriaf seq,
s,inla4t,,i- ,GI yiii &. iiri Mia VIZ ,.r
lea-.nE spltt ~ 'he work ~ the ri.ainpcr.
ir.ns @nf - ~ most '4Ee.. ussfu ana
~ president tspn %"yarEher ~ 10. 70
'nG " cau hs -uitly 1i;iriu.H
ilp4 ~ the vuama-y and city u..U 81 MAS
H. min i3oFU ana reared OF -plendiI pu-
agd ;radtiol niulInr witl .na hreui
of amy and ry"rS object ;haJ ;vnde! 20 the
anu 10 ,hc o',. l"rHrHl nni ,HtS, % ~
MT"s D'' o. @ n"'' H.9n ,',G II lae S' r
"isiiy o siIJ ,I"no5f5ie.4, C,lon, lti..i!
WIZ - inli ,lit'ngeI iH 'G" 'it't "pi"-Ht
hi, interssI IN ,rnprtt.g, hr9"sn ~ ne
s ~. vlth ais manhood and nj
u Pr,HCE!.L ill., rity. 81 AlcEu.onl aus.
loss ~ on" OF rs mos i"y"i. d"v"uH lnH
ent,rnria4"t tiuz.i;I "" y" M..s 'E Mr"N"
artiNG ard nsei4i n, CtJi,++en. Ymh iaai ln.s
.if"rts were ugnis I'd as = eiu1eu it,r tu
:rGat .Ai prcaHi6ie aud siego res,-
tepy. published and mrnishca . ~" mmIly
earh and every member ot thls chamber
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IN THE: DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATE FOR THE EAST
t,RS DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

In the matter OF
] AS. NJ Gil.I.S and W NJ.
II. TRENT. partners.
trading as TRENT x
GIll.S aud WEST END
COAL. .AND WOOD
YARDS. AMI JAS. NJ
GlI.I.S. individually,
bankrupt
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BY GREEN X Redo,
Real EStotc Auctionecrs.

C. L. X II. T. DENOON
huCtiOnecrS.
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EASY eI!Ius lido Inc, cNabishcd GOODS:
40 tHtHrlr' 10 AIRY Good ,omvI-sion TO
i.+fci"r~ .sNlt.!tr E.-Eig!- and Nsrth caro-.
Ei" 'thrsi. iloilcmIU. Cna-" ciN. Va
lIiGli class SALESMAN WANTED
-E'Al' t'lil hs rraiu,i 10 iu- ruuurs MAN
~: 'n-f" shsl1g under ness saIinE
iAda winch b. proven Hnu"r l.uaai ANA
Travelling positions open. Str-ightS rerutnts-
-!yh- onif Ever 'sp"ri"uced ruan d"yol-
iHs rHi!f' lime CAIN a."ras" NOR" than so
SEED. E.r.rt nigh man earned $50 ln
e., H. l'rman"rt contraction aH-r"J.
Civ" rri'rrNCts aud experience" iTsr lex
- 'onua"niia. j.. IL Clark. BOX J.
Mar'.-.a -
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It'd w ANTS


isha iS";s,;, \. NJ. %. -: s.4
-, II ,clepnon"u " .naia.u l ~ COUNTED,
The following; rates .oi tyncAtcc .!sci.
T YH1Hs siS ~. '1 is, Lt'{H,inD NJ" .>a...
RATE i..I, istI
auNpA ana ,h SlnIs 49, Us ,n.
DNlt !nset ttUhs. - GENIE.
s s,!a. ""n'ss-zz. ."a .s."a.y:
Z timcs witnin Oh" 1ee.. i. CENT :, i,s.
~ i, ',i. - measure ;ent y sonI ~. ,ts; -
aGoss r'es 500; az s@ssti, sgs.
nlb1iAIlO>a ioH I'D. N.iNI Ans.
z ine ioilomios Times D.sputcl. Dranc! OI-
n y, ,a, IA ior ne con.SnisneS % tne pnb.ic.
'e-d'"t D.ii rates. Mbici, are ':l.en '"o'e.
Nest rnl a.m2e%. ' ~ = ~ az. :st:evt.
,,o I1hed Ds"E store fioyd tNv. ana
M Maisias r.af ;,4;,y 934s snoys A,s
! l.. HOOKER t Dug t' Sire. 80. ~ MD, ii,
,,, Ms,. "a Dr"S Go, iuG. Lomoa.Hs ,''a
h hi.;, l3rux S.o,s AMsn Az ma Grace -;
., Ii ie, Wtas B l!to"; GO go ~ re .G
inir %tteei rhhrn.acy. 90 .. itnt
" Il Msy !. nr ;tSG. i,roie = : "a. -'Ay
Tarran, Dru= store. Foush=c ana Broad
>, EAST OF E9u :, s3rNE H., (,
20 N"iih DrH. atpic. tiith ana Mars!
y y t,l=nar. 9gl Eostn r.:h 81.
". II !1tt'S. 40 .,oEtn 4entf D..
EitA-s"te' ~ = store. SVi " Seven
z J! t....srs - :. Eighteenth ST.
=, Iutl.c! iAArlnucy. Twenty nrst ana
,"illso. Pharmacy twenty hrs, and
Spin rtys Company. r~enty-,hrd
.n VICES .,,.I s6.af Drug Co. Twenty h',n
:, Wouds EnGrn,uey. twenty aftn ana I.ei-h
Df5' cr 'I b Rif gt3ia S S9 iiiSa 81
y. Ghitty nrst st
TAIHAlouET.
fai!mount Pharmacy. -I.j FSit'v amt
,3AHTO% HEIGHTS
Hnd,A IIJs store. North A.e.
HIGiilAND PAkk.
4: - cosby = o.. 1900 'IuIrd 49,
W. *. vaughan. Fourth ANA stuart
SOCTIi RICHMOND
.II1 Forest Iilli Ake.
SWA&SBDRC
Il ~ Roberts Iypi iiul! -.
FULTON.
a. E!a.k 1910 Williamsburg Ave.
Peooic's brur store. 5000 Williamsburg
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NNNEIsp, at once. first class gold work
nnr f,n.r!ehcei Ia dental laboratory.
Is".''tH Me-. given aud rc'ultcd. Good .,.,l :
a'} 20 rlrEt man. Bothw"Il BELL Company
=. - ii0N !-"2. itinnt". Ca.
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hot-Water heated front room,
WIN i.nArn $40 " csi lIrAls.
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~ ~ ~. EUuhS 'inh 10 d4iHt IN Inunng-
~ :cstaurait ia2a East Main street
WN\tGp. good presses. Apply I20j / 2
west Min Street.
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MiSI3:D--iiounls.

rooms With bath considered; la ..ii"ed
neirnbarhocI 10y lads employed. state
u.ige ana location y t)S. care Times Dis
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

WANTED the public Ia know thur W.. have
"r.n"d u coal ana wood ward ~ tho corner
az Floyd and harrington Avenues. where
"" hay. raiirona facilities. THIS, ward ~
r:nd ana Wcsthumpt6m. All order in
trusted 10 lis viii hav" prompt attention
M.lLi.nn lt.A knnhnlnh HnlI
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BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.

y miscellaneous cot OF books stgtistical and
Otherwise. worth 500 for sale for SiU
VIII NOT hc delivered Must hc called for
FIRST Floor Times Disratch Building
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REAL. ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR re,naugc f.ru .55 nrrcs Central
lltuUis. l',t#t h.IiLiu.s Cost me S2N 500,
Frci"f- ,l.ar Nlrgini. river bnttorn farm
with good iwprp."UcEts. state full partic-
niurs =. Nf-t letter. Address a Hog
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTEB. to huy nors" stable manur. bed
u"d WIN straw. quote hest cash urCc
Der ton a. h. cars Richmond =. 4. ..
tracks Norfolk Mhnur" Co. Norfolk, VA.
~ ANTEB, to buy second hand iiolntau's
r., gr"5Sin& machine, in good condition.
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FOR SALLY chicies.

Fcf wagons 80 20 Richardson Bros. G,5
Brook Avenue. painting. repairing and
rnfii-r Ii-e work Madison l!GI.
Fpi; sale. nearly ucw wagon. prctdlev's
FOR sale. rsnanouts bugries. surrrys. gro
Gerry vaSuuH. trucks ana farm wagons
-" VI az u'lc" IL Ia He"G OF any kind OF
t"h!cl, fion..ts ii Duke X Co. Soi Hroot.
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nELn NANTlaD-Nialc

as month. Government jobs. Men and
women wanted. List OF positions open
.,ce. Franklin institute, Clcris ", .ouhcs-
ter y.
WANTED Coiprcd aiaOic man and driver;
houae furui-ncd " r. EooG Co,
Gimter FMrk.
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THIRTEEN
MEETINGS

souTri,t ct;n,Nn RAILWAY COMPANY
TIE aa,,t annual meeting OF s,ockhoidess 81
nn .s"u ~ nmlwny company. FOR tho pur.
is n nraniSr Of such other business as NAV
at the principal; Office OF tho "a ro ~ n",u
Times; D!spatch Buil4inE, Richmond Vny
on TUESDAY. October 10 iqis a, ID
n.ciock NJ. The stock transfer BOOK,
10Th common and preferred. viii bc "inn.,l
~ o'clock Il. NJ. TUESDAY Snnt.,ri,awr
-. 1915. AMI will hc reoocneJ At 10 ,rIn,
y. NJ. on Wednesday. October 4 ,ai. WIN
T.. $. WYNN. Sccr.tnrv
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PROPOSALS-Scaleo.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
BIDS asked ny the school Hn.rd =,
the ely OF TeicrsbnrE Tor the erection
y I Eer i,. ca,roW y Wrenn archieSi;ss
Lhc architects. ioi- Mcchanics' BWiidiug'
petcrshurE Va. or 20 Virginia Nn;ionsi
sank Huildins. Norfolk. Va. on aud nrtrr
Septen:ner -. tglG. Check for Ton d"l.
!ars tsiol must be deposited 10 cover re.
urn OF plans. Certified check for twsnty.
nyS hundred, doliars t72; 500, mus, ac,cfn.
pany tn" bid. TINS check to be 1t.,,I,
nayabic 10 the" order OF the school BnarI
"t the city 81 Petersburg and to Le :,
work Is awarded will enter. into u contract
and execute "a satisfactory bond. Rids ,yl1i
he opened in the office OF tho Superir,en
lent Of Schools in Petersburg ON Monday
october Ia, 1915, at > O'Clock T. NJ
The right is reserved TO reject any or
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FOR SALE.-i'u,ns

FHl; -nl" "r l'nt r'nn! farm. 10 miles from
tit% n' good stFaru road. Good huildiUs-.
So"d lLnu. .pi"udio u:sturr Bargain. -td-
ira-S " ;UN ,ar, Tunr~- biaratCh.
:" htres Win ucA bungalow ana other Inn
pJos"N" ~. :rplIDE ON salt water IN
COUNT. VA Pretty shade. gool
nrnf.I= water, lots OF fruit aud nystcrs.
Death o. iamlly H=iI.S quick sale iinpcra-
~. on. 5000 :. IT, Jordan. cardinal.
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FOR S.ai.E-AIachincry.

LAU&pHY machinery. concrete mixers,
hosting engine EuSulin" eHEiEcS. Ston.
CruyutrS, lr1il.rs. engines. Woodworking ana
cuiuary. /. Bluiofd {. 90.
FppTE concrete miSer. l. foot batch -
raE-i bol.T engine. side Loader ana
Nht'r tlnk "n steel trucks Fully rebuilt.
iH"lEuInG new -ii- lnaGe:. I'i= bHI,,uiI.
b.. b. ttnUhs NorinIk. y.
Eos, sale. ii"ctri' hustiuG machine with
elevators and cable. .ADplv 10 W. Is Ia
SIS Room 2H,. i'nrl building
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pl;oPIGA MINER men can Sccurr. steady
work. day "r u!Eht SHIFT Apply n @Hce
hy i"ttcr. stating "NDCr.cn'". Bouncy N5sa
aus Toll Works, Inc, Allentown. 10.
WANTED. registered druegist state, age;
salary expected. where last employed ana
rcfcr"uccs IN reply. Address l.. &. B.. 200
Church street. Norfolk VA.
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TWO connecting rooms. completely FUR
nishcd Tor housekeeping. Adjoining bath
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FOW RENT-Kooins.

F4r 'snt niey 'front.' room. s'eum neat
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THE MoNTICE!I.p. ii. Norta Eighth.
IcW!s furnished rooms. g0g, 80. - a.t.IS'
ltcMERS aant,a centrally located. 3
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Old DOMINION T0UST COMPANY.
m September -. 1916.
The directors If. this company have de-
cent. payan!c October =. 1916 TO stock
holders OF record September ~. 1915.
w. III. SLAUGITER.
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HELP WANTED-,laic

kl,i. sn,istnciion in III" comes nv and
."ii ne n,1,l,aol" thu! no, only brings
.2iF suar.,rt.cd under contcact An in
ia o. nroducins r.,ii.fGe tory rci"f,,co. ''i n;
80 ',hnrp"t"r. learn " hat this cxccp,ionnl ~
s1 ~ ,,c IL .i'H VS "v'or'0"''y'
"Erf aa5 S@HSE MN , to as, " Min II s"a.,
WN>tGp. good presses Apply 1905 IL
A Ma. ps.e3sa 4, sr-. .as +2 e Ss,s ,ssy
~ ,glsit ms'n nGtilweii Dcl co'"pa"y:
" gi@rsa 10 rugs eGpr.,s. uE 'f ,s
ni"yin"ni Burctu. itnnn - CITY Haii
"A eF Eisk ir RI 4tas p 3. @s W 81:
49, itey":ii street.
"hNt Jafs "r o a%,Ee'if . ?i7eg boy a%oH5
y nsg ,, 81 aao Of the foremost concerns
r9 made stS1oFTGrhc, nup, 'i bS !, p 4"ai
10 ~ "Sr, TouGs nan INV Il. Of can ih S,ts ToT ~,
4Spaur tril4 onn"riuniJS. Address /: 4G5 care
i.hmi,z. Is &or,h THi fG''" s''""' JOY"
AMF Stat, '-i as %i wySr A for Mas .iEeria.
= ----.--e----2ei q. Farm vile, Va
H.ii't WANTED-Tcm;;ir.
",,}%ELti,2 ,. gp!or.d ,ir cook. houscwori,, ",
A%IhI. first ciass waitress References
-,L'IIi!' o. ~ ppl! az once. III West
N-s&lEIJ. Wi,itc nurse FOR young baby
=, 'pvi nome. T.itreUC. required. Apply
-iln. caLS Times Dispatch
\" NNItD. reliable seryant at once Apply
$3.50 - = -----!..-----
alton .:,ale.
liable vhi," gnan' Good r,f.rsn 5 - III
Nicat Wat"hmau. X Al. care Times DIS
hNfEEihNC bookEcep"r dcfi-cs posi-
ton Win rc!!nbt" concern Lest refer
"hseS 40. car IilneriDispatch.
EDUCATED yUGhS man desires position
Mere W'Et, WI be the basis for All
u"ricHec. Nothing less than $50 month con-
sla.r"d y 500. care Times dispatch
WANTED. by hjgh-class bookkccuer and
accountant. !Ct ~ books TO Keep IN even
,nE- E.nLE !iuN AlL Ilty
-.st lion 1NFEI,-tcmule
WANTED. position by lady stenoeravh-r,
ten years .Np-FIcu,". Answer quick. 80
East Franklin street Mhhlsou .53j-W.
GOEEKNESS and t,t-Ier TO- ,.c!.cteJ .l.ill.
rs Eeri'urr. !AirrtieW solicited a.. '1r.
IllHes- Di-It'Ch
teacher WliI tcncH i limited uurlbci ~
. f.f.H..
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

RICHMOND TRUST * SAVINGS co.
Richmond. Va. Sept. g. 1916
nj, A. a meeting Of the board OF directors of
dividend OF l per cent was ie.
clnrod upon it's capital stock payable DC
t3hor l. rails. to Stockholders of record at
ol"5c OF business September -. 1916. Checks
Il. j. wILLINGlIAM. IR..
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.JK rant . large ueughtfnl front iur-
Hisn"u rooms. private uath. steam neat
AZ. electric l@ats. tcHItfEru pirIri!rI-
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

POWERS TRANSFi:K
2ri SOrth Ninth.
Phone Madison IN
EaGGuF. transferred Furnitur, moving
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NASTl.D-AnirnalS.

WANTED 80 huy good milk COW Niust 10.
Nsiu S'r.et
WANTED. - nuk rnWa Address -tutine
an particulars II SOS. care Times DIS
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-7-l'777TlllI7I1TI I-I---------
Observation-Disclosures.

IN T 4, 2, Di 81 COURT OF TIE
ERN DlsTRIcT OF VIRGINIA
E i J. g $n %iit:f g and 2 10. 1876
ncrs. I tradins as m haT.- in
LoRY & SMITH5RS.
and individually,
Bankrupt Bankruptcy
notice or cE f!BTT MEETING OF
TO the creditors Of = /. sMITHEHs
ana ana r: n ;M,AL!.9RY; nrar.ners, trad;
County OF Henrico. and district
aforesaid Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
I'D day Of September. ~. D. 1915. the
said Z. L. SMITHERS and f. NJ. NAL
~ SMITHEKS. and individually. were
duly, ahjudicatcd bankrupt, and that
he held in my Office; Room 11ls. Mutual
DAY Of oCTonEE !, p Isis. a, ia
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims. appoint trustee, ex-
anime the bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may properly come
" THos. r. sNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy
September -, 1916.
IN TILE: DISTRICT COURT. OF THE
MHHS 81 bisTaicT : Of Fo 1lrG HS EAST
JAS !" Il !"f G! Ra;sS% md q WI NO. 1861
II. TRENT. partners.
Oils aud WEST END in
G9Ai i. mp NM Woop
GlLI.S. individuaily,
bankrupt. Bankruptcy
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING Or
CREDITORS.
10 lie re4isg TS Of Sa AS y G 1a5 and
cOAL AND WOOD YARDS. and JAS.
NJ Gll.I-S. individually, of Rich
mond. in the County of Henrico. AMI
district aforesaid Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
10Th day of Scptcmher. y. u. 1916. the
said JAS. NJ. GIII.S and WA, FL
x ellis, and WEST END COAL AND
WOOOp YARDS. and JAS. NJ. C;ILIS
Individually, Were duly adjudicated
bankrupt. and that the first meeting OF
their creditors Will hc held in my Of
fee, Room lllS Mutual Building. Rich
mond. Va. OH the 9TH DAY OF OCTO-
Btt;. y. -. 1916, at 10 o'clock in tn.
forenoon. at which time the said cred
itors may attend. prove their claims.
rupt. ana transact such other business
ns may properly come before said
meeting.
TUOS. y. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy
September -. 1916
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATE FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26

suuth IU'h
FURNISHED aud uuMgMsled rooms
steam E-.t modern So. Virginia
ButliiuE. corner ilith an1 liam
NICEI.l FURNISHED steam, heatad rooms;
uoaru Convenient 100 East Grace,
.,Fi..i Sert, tshef 10, one handsome large,
front heated room 5u5 !-ast Grace.
FON rcnt NC 'front.' loom, Aeain Feat.
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BOARDING.
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THE NVEI,S'-Iyn

THE Wf:BSTi 'H
ROOMS ana board, absolutely hrs class
central. nu:-wuter heated; prices reason
able. Madison 2AG|. l0ii-iOld EAST Clay.
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In the matter of No 1875
T.. l.. SMITHERS and r.
NJ MALLORY. part
ners. trading as MAIL in
I.ORT Il SMITH5RS
and individually,
bankrupt Bankruptc,
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NNNT:I. experienced Hmm VINO u
capable of iukiUE charg" OF "gHorf' a-"tr.
WHO wiii purchase an intcr"N in tN, i'i't
rniir" stock 81 s'ctiirc ems tI.' "ri'' ~.
ono 81 Tie best now sturcrOuifis IN .n ig#".
II Interested write w" T.. O. I;uN lIi. W.'v-
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AUCTION sALE-Future DAYS

BY {. l.. K III. l.. DENOON
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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BiCNCiilS AND MOTORCYCLES.

NEW 1916. twin cylinlcr Exccisur motor
cycle. Bargain IL sold at once Apply
t07 East Clay,
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NoU%G laGy go Share th!!t noog 'front.'
room ~ N"rth 'iftn
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W .NNTED. .NpcricrCCd ht'v'!' r"na'r i''"N-
State age and SALARY wanted. Worn Wear
ro;i.d James Y. Brauch. Inc. PcicrS"uri.
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NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

TO the creditors OF Il. l.. SMITHERS
and f.. NJ. MALLORY. partners. trad
ing as MALLORY * SMITHERS, and
individually. OF Richmond. in the
County Of Henrico. and district
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-09
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
GETS HARD KNOCK
Continued from First Page.)

Over the county there is evidence
of a great interest in the County
Agricultural Agent ballot, Returns
on this in which only four precincts
are missing show the question of re-
tanning the services of Messrs. Haw
and Kristjansen was favored by 1901
voters while $40 voted against the
better farming work being continued
in this county.
1t will not be until the poll books
are opened that full returns will be
available as to the outcome of the
contest for state superintendent of
public instruction. Figures so far
available however indicate that N. C.
Macdonald leads with a majority of
at least 900 votes. so.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-09
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL
Many Langdon People Know the Great
Importance of Healthy Kidneys

Many Langdon People Know the Great
Importance of Healthy Kidneys
The kidneys filter the blood. They
work night and day. Well kidneys re-
move impurities. Weak kidneys al
low impurities to multiply. No kid
neys should be neglected. There is
possible danger in delay. If you have
backache or urinarytroubles, If you
are nervous, dizzy or worn out, Be.
gin treating your kidneys at once /;
Use a proven kidney remedy. None
endorsed like Doan's Kidney Pills.
Recommended by thousands. Proved
by Park River testimony.
c. Moore, of Park River, N. D.,
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me try Doan's Kidney Pills. One
box of this medicine freed me of the
trouble. Still uses Doan's.
More than two years later, Mr..
Moore said: 81 have used Doan's
Kidney Pills on several occasions since
first endorsing them and with as good
results as ever
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for Q kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Moore has twice publicly recon.
mended. Foster Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo, N. Y.