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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To John Reddin and John. Moriarity
 their heirs, executors, assigns
 or personal representatives:
 You and each of you are here by notified that I have expended in labor and improvements the sum ot one hundred dollars each year for the years of 1915 and 1916 on Bessie Group, 60 acres off North Home claim, End Tier on left limit Candle creek and more fully de- scribed in the records of the Fair haven Mining and Recording Dis trict, Second Division, Territory of Alaska.
 The above amount has been ex- pended under the provisions of the law concerning annual labor upon mining claims, being the amount required to hold said claim.
 And you and each of you are further notified that if you fail to contribute your proportion of said expenditure within ninety days after the last publication of this notice, your interest in said claim will be- come the property of the under signed, your co-owner, under sec tion 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 JOHN A. MURPHY. Co-Owner.
 Date of first publ, April IA, 1917. Date of last publ, July IA, 1917.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

The future is not very bright may be, but it's not by any means as black as some disheartened ones would paint it.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-12-07

natien is intimately bound up with lts
individuals 40 beg again each one OF
you, now to say 10 himself or herself.
This meens me. II means me and
MY LIFE. MY best self MY highest
ideals. II the solemn obliga tions OF the
hour are to be realized" There have
been other days when selfshn.ss could
hnd excuse In the smooth pathway OF
ease because OF a nations prosperity.
hut the last shred ot such an excuse
has now been torn from every selfish.
undedicated life. Gen. ioffro is said 10
carry in his pocket well-worn letter
written ny French mother to her son
in Canada. which he some times shows
TO his friends as an indication OF the
spirit q France. II reads;
My Dear Boy
You win be grieved 10 learn that
yoir two brothers have been killed
Their country needed them and they
ga W. everything they had 10 serve her.
Your country needs YOU. and while
am not going to suggest that you re-
turn TO fight for France. n you do no,
The Big Sandy news., 1917-12-07

An aged German died near Liking
ton recently and flag OF the United
states was wrapped about his caskct
when he was buried this being one OF
the requests of his last days. He was
bcrr and reared In Germany and serv-
ed ten years under the Won Moltke and
Mismark regime He then came to the
United States to get away from that
autocratic military slavery and became
loyal and enthusiastic citizen OF this
geat republic. He thoroughly appre-
ciated the freedom and opportunities OF
the United States and was grateful for
all its blessings. which he was permit
ted to share in full measure with the
native born Americans.
What a shame IL is that we have a
lot of disloyal. treacherous. ungrateful
abominable parasites enjoying the
blessings of our great country and
abusing its privileges! This land of
liberty welcomes such men as the old
German referred to herein. hut the time
has arrived when the traitors must be
weeded out No community should toll
crate one of these snakes that Is out OF
sympathy with the nation In this aw.
full crisis.
The man who says we should have
kept out Of this war displays the gross
est and most iney ycusable ignorance Of
world conditions. or he is friend Of
the Kaiser. Everyone who wants TO
know the truth is aware Of the fact
that every possible effort was made to
avoid war ard also that the bloody
Kaiser's fixed and lifelong ambition
has reen and is to rule the world, anG
there was no way 10 prevent him from
attempting it. They also know that h"
Las come dangerously near to realiz
ing his ambition snd that the entrance
of tho United States is the only thing
THAI las prevented II. They know tia.
with the British navy added TO his Ger
mar navy, and the opportunity for
using Mexico, the United States would
have !een up against this great power
sinr,elardcd
The man who persists in saving that
the United States should have submit
ted 10 the outragcs Of Germany and
tie evident ambition Of the Kaiser to
get tc us later, should be locked up ir
the same cage with the other traitors
and racifzts. We are in the greatest
war eyer known. for thu greatest prjn-
c:ple nj; has ever fought fo:. and no
tolerance should be shown the ieeches
who suck the blood OF the republic and
seek to destroy it, 1t is the duty of ev-
cry loyal citizer. to report to the Unit
ed States authorities every utterance
Of a nature to give aid and comfort
to an enemy country" as cur constt-
tuition says in defining treason. There
are cases that need attention in this
part of the courty. IL reports coming I,
us are true. Get busy and round them
up. America must be preserved for
people With the loyal American spirit.
and for them only!
The Big Sandy news., 1917-12-07

Congress assembled Monday and
President Wilson read lis m, ssage TO
the body on Tuesday. He, asked for !,
declaration OF war against Austria and
Hunrary. and 1t will be made this
week. The message is declared to b.
one Of the greatest ever written 1t IL
being published all over the world and
will be dropped in Germany from air.
planes. At various paints in the ad-
dress. the MEMBERS OF Congress arose
to theIr feet and cheered at length La
Toilette and Gore were the only ones
who sat still The President urged
legislation for putting enemies into
penitentiaries and such institution
where they must do hard work. thr
same as other criminals"
The Big Sandy news., 1917-12-07
WAYNE BOYS WIN TRIP.

Five Wayne county boys. members
of clubs won a free trip to Morgan
town for the farmers course during
the first week in January. as first prizes
for exhibits shown at the Wayne coGHc
fy fair, according to announcement OF
Guy Dowdy. Wayne county agricultur
al agent. They are Murland Stanley.
potato show prize winner, Donaid Ply
male poultry exhibit. Russell Plymale
second year poultry. Raymond Staley
pig exhibit and Seward Fuller. corn ex-
hibit.
Second and third prizes have also
been awarded to members Of boys and
girls clubs.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-12-07

return at once. NEVER COME.
Multitudcs arc living in that spirit
today Ono must possess a callous soul
10 paAs through times like these and
not hear a voice. whose all maR mus,
hea~, or Use his soul Nero. hddlinE
while Pomc burned was stateman
and patriot. comnared e the man tha,
can look with Indifference upon the
world contlagration OF This nomen.
Tne nations ars wasting away while
,ts Kingdoms OF God, the cause OF hu-
manity and the perpetuity OF righteous
ness are havirg heavy battle In the
earth, they need you! The activities
Of youi Red Cross Chapter AFFORD YOU
practical avenues for rendering reaI
service TO " { ag.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-12-07

Now is the time for Big Sandy bus
mess men TO get busy again on more
locks and dams for our river. The rail-
roads are absolutely unable to handle
the coal business and the Ohio river
traffi. is coming into ,ts own again
The dam sbove Ashland gives us n
pool up to Big Sandy dam No. !, en-
atlirg boats to get out into the Ohio
at all times. The lack of this was
what previously made Big Sandy slack
water almost useless.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-12-07

tt ers is no startling news from the
war. Since our last issue the Germans
have regained slight amount OF tre
large territ ory captured by the British
in their iig drive at Cambria last
week. The It-lians have stopped the
advances in their country. The RUS
siam are negotiatirg g with the Ger
mans for q separate peace. The Brit
ish are about TO take Jerusalt m out OF
fhe hands of the Turks.
The Big Sandy news., 1917-12-07

The u. S government has devised
plan which will enable every man, Wo-
man and child TO help finance the war
and at the same time receive PEI
cert interest in advance. Postr'asters
ard banks are Supplied with war saw
ings stamps. 2S cents each. When ls
have oeen purchased by one person
they are exchanged, with IL cents ad-
ditionaI, for q IS certificate. redeem-
able BY the government in five years
DO Won. biti -
The Big Sandy news., 1917-12-07

II 10 cfiicially announced from Wash
ington that the administration will op-
nose any legislation to bring under the
draft men who have become 81 since
.J,ine {. because TO bring In new classes
now would completely upset the pres
ant machinery and the new cla-sihca-
The Big Sandy news., 1917-12-07
MISS RosERTs TO TEACH
IN GALLUP SCHOOL

Mis- Marie Roberts OF Cndmun. was
In Louisa Tucsday on her way TO Gallup
20 teach In The school. Mr.. Don Belch.
81 having resigned the position
Miss Roberts was selected az teacher
there nt the beginning OF the term, but
resigned 70 take up Home Dcmonstra.
,ion work in pike-co
The Big Sandy news., 1917-12-07
PIE SUFFER FOR RED CROSS

tn viii be pie supper ai Green
Vale hooi house On Saturday ever i.
irs December is. beginning about six
t'ilrty o'clock Proceeds f,r i.c hs-e.
o, the Red Cross
The Big Sandy news., 1917-12-07

ldltSl ScCb HOAHAub " ifNA-
cate peace. until the United States
army is equipped and in the field. We
are told from Washington that the Ma
tional Army can not go before next
spring II may be years. and, then the
collapse may come suddenly.
Brit, Of The end, and what the end
shall be. there can be no doubt Ger
many's arm must be broken. To the be-
lever in the God of Battles. there has
been ro doubt since the tide turned
against the Germans at the battle Of
the Marine. before Paris. Victor Hugo
said, Waterloo is God" SO was thu
Marie. II was God. When Lord Kitch
ener England's great soldier, heard II
he said, "It is a miracle OF God" When
Lord Roberts heard of IL, he said.
.'SomebUdy has been praying" When
the Kaiser heard of II, in helpless rag
and fury, he degraded the general In
command. Put the God OF Battles
smiled at his impotent rage. and de.
clared In His providence. thus far and
no further" and He that hath set his
boundary OF the seas. hath decreed the
doom OF Prussian Autocracy. He now
awaits and expects a valiant sacrifice
from the nations, that in their growing
wealth, were fast forgetting Him. as a
l.bation upon The altar OF world free
dom.
Finally. my beloved tie challenge OF
this present crisis is unmatched in
world history. DO we realize that this
challenge is not solely directed 10 the
Nation the church and great orBani-
zationr7 The greatness OF the whole
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
TRIPS TO BATTLE FIELDS
Tentative Program Issued for Confed-
ernfc NctcrHns' Reunion At WASH
fnRtOn In June.

WASHINGTON. April 27.-A tcnta-
tive program ISSUED for tho Conf.de
rate Veterans Reunion TO be hold hero
the week OF June 4. provides for trim.
I" tn" battle fields Of Manassas and
Fort stevens. June D. a parade of the
veterans on June I. and an cxcur,ion
TO gettysburg FOR the unvcilinE Of tho
confederate monument on Juno s.
President wilson has been invited
to speak Junc ,.
ON the opening day Of tho reunion.
June !. Union veterans will greet the
Southern veterans. and tho visitors
Will lie shown the sights Of Washing
ton business sessions will be held
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
ON ehncsday memorial services
VIII he arranged at tho Confederate
Memorial in Arlington National Gene
terry. Sons az Confederate Veterans
VIII hold 4 ball Wednesday evening
ana similar function will be given
by the Southern Society OF Washington
the following night. Saturday will bo
devoted To SiGht-scciuC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
We viii sell at auction on the
premises
CHURCH NOTICES
EPIScOP AL.

EPISCOPAL.
p sSS%i!'" S'rssi Sssssos
a;ts 4 y. in tho parish hous. on Madison
ernoon at j. str"%sers yo a Se lSSit.d AZ
pANIEt, nas;or. -r,eaehins, At ii x. M. and
neS M!dwesk service Wednesday, at sis
J. NJ You are cordially invited.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. T. CLAe
EFT SKINNER mintster, Divine worship
!" osnns S NJ end IN ,sai c De- sH'p Ey.n
II, s va ts%s n;. &ssor.sss
LEIGH STREE RAPr1sT CHURCH
f% SsrTp TTen'y;Nf,h and leigh st,eets},
A. ~ on "suec..s or Failure; viz" and
,,wEsrM5SsTtfE; sf II Hf IS ! TERRAIN
p"ssshns =, Ii A. NJ. A a"l p MPai By III.
r1 T. sRS.rs rREsR[WTERlAN CHURCH,.
+ ,; MSrA , y i Sunday school or al a;
1 nEy KGSsfLI ehSIi s ?. gs + : : Z
GRACE COVENANT PRESBYTERtAN
REy j. CALVIN STEWART. d. D., pastor.
$50 A. M.-Sa hbath school.
0c0 A. M.-B!ble classes.
LOO 4 n. and =. M.-The pastor.
$3.50 p. M.-Read Memorial Sabbath School.
7:lb p. M.-Young Peoples Society. '''
Visitors cordially welcomed.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
Regular services will he held to-n.orroW
morning In the church edihce tcornor Park
Avenue and Meadow Strcetb At II o'cInsk
Subject: Probation After Death" wed.
meeting a, o'clock. Reading rnoms
t\Gs' -6ee' are located in the Vir-
sinia Enilway ahh Power Building corner
seventh aud franklin Streets and are open
daily; except SunGays. from 10 A. NJ. TO
!. T. " AlI arc -.l ,iially invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
j. ID. Carnival & son.
AND
cHAS. Is. WILLIS g. co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

In execution of certain deed OF
trust 10 the undersigned trustees. dated
fchfuarE -. 1916, recorded in clerk 6
nthcc. circuit Court OF Henrico County.
IN ~. u. 2oI-B. mage 263, default hav-
ing been made in payment Of a portion
OF The debt therein secured. and heinc
required by the beneficiary therein so
10 do. ~c VIII sell. by public auction
on ihc premises. washington Park" n
northern suburb OF the city OF Rich
mond. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY .. 1917.
AT o'clock r. NJ.
the real estate described in said decd
IN that certain lot. piece or parcel
lNinS and being in the County of Hem
l,i:o, Va. In that section known as
Wa shington Park" fronting 80 feet
on the north side Of Lincoln Avenue.
between John and Rocker Streets and
running back northwardly between
teei wide: being lots 20 and II IN
block II in the plan of washington
Park"
TERMS: Cash sufficient to nav all
costs OF sale. taxes and insurance TO
day OF sale, and Il debt OF sl53.75 now
due and interest thereon and the bal
ance of the sum secured in the deed
TO be paid in lis notes of sl3 each
and one note. tho last one. for ST.. The
nrst note is due May .. 1917. and one
month until all have become due and
payable. and the residue at credit Of
one and two years and secured BY deed
oil 'rhSt on tho property: or for all
cash at the option Of the purchase
+. SITTERDISG,
j. n. Carnival,
NJ L. WILLIS
VREs>&os
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28


In execution Of an order of the Dis
the Eastern nistrS, OF Vias Sn'eT for
matter OF Charles Wright. bankrupt.
entered on the 18TH day Of April, 1917
The undersigned trustee and special
commissioner. will sell at public auc-
ton on the promises on
WEDNESDAY,. MAY .. 1917.
at ) o'clock l.. NJ.
all that certain real estate described in
SAID DECREE as follows:
., IA iard ina, , ,Sr' ain nsce parcel or 10,
DESIGNATED as No. 1921 West Grace
street. and all improvements thereon.
lying and being IN the city of Rich
mond. Va. on tho north side OF Grace
street. between l.ombardy Street and
Alien Avenue. and bounded as follows;
nes,nninS a. "a point on the north line
OF Grace street three hundred and
ninctE-two t3?:I feet cast OF Allen
Avcnuc. thence running castwartlly
along The north line OF Grace street
and fronting thereon twcnty-eiGht ,2S,
feet, aud extending back northwardly
AT right angles and between parallel
lines ono hundred and forty $50 fcet
20 An alley fourteen tli1 feet wide.
vision Of W. {. Ancn's cs,a,c'
The improvements consist Of - mod
crn two-stnry brick dwelling. with
large rooms and the usual city con.
venicnces. The location Is the vcr%
best. and this sale offer" an unusual
nirahlc home or II high-class invest
ment.
TERMS: one-third cash and the resi-
due in two equal instullments. at six
and twelve months from day of sale
the deferred payments TO he evidenced
by negotiable notes OF the purchaser
with interest added At the rate OF 6
nerccntum per annunl. and secured by
a deed Of trust on tho property. or all
cssh At the option Of the purchaser.
JAMES G.. PAGE.
Trustee in Bankruptcy
for Charles Wright
A. W. PATTERSON.
SneCinl Commissioners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28

QUlNToN DISTRICT KING WILL
LIAM COUNTY. VIRGINIA.. BE
TWEEN NEW ASTI.E AND
BRANDY WINE. COMPOSING WHAT
is KNOWN AS THE BLAKE"
FARM
As special commissioners OF 'he Cir
cult Court Of the County .; King Will
liam. Va. under decree entered on tho
9Th day Of April. 1917. in the chancery
suit therein pending under the short
style Of Ida b. Blake ct ais. vs.. Mary
H. Lincoln at ais" we will, on
THURSDAY. MAY 3. 1917.
Commencing at tho hour of IL a. NJ.
on the premises. offer for sale. at pub
lie auction, the following property:
!. The tract OF said land on the west
side Of the road leading, from New
standing and growing thereon. and
with the two story frame building and
outhouses thereon. estimated to con-
tain about two hundred and twenty Ave
acres t22b NJ, more or less. but TO be
sold in gross and not per acre. which
land adjoins the land of II. w. Bonner
ana others.
This trac, contains large body OF
hnc timber. we'll located. and with
fiSt-class shipping facilities.
TERMS: One third cash. balance III
equal instruments payable nine and
eighteen months after date OF sale.
purchaser to execute his notes waving
his homestead exemption. for the de-
fcrrcd payments. payable to his own
order. and by him Endorsed: or all cash.
at purchasers option; but II bought
on time. one-third only OF timber 10 he
cut before first deferred payment made.
and another third only TO he cut after
said deferred payment made. and bal
ance only after nnal payment made
the title to II" retained by the court
until the purchase price Is fully paid
.. The tract OF said land on the east
side OF the road leading from Now
castle TO Brandywine. and on which is
located the dwelling house occupied for
Ee,hor with tho outbuldinEs and inn
movements thereon. estimated to con-
tain two hundred and seventy Eve
acres f97a ~. more or less. hut TO he
sold in gross. and not per acre.
TERMS: one-third cash. balance in
equal instalments payable one and two
years after datc OF sale. with interest
thereon from day of sale. purchaser TO
execute his notes. waving his home
stead exemption. for the deferred pay
nents. payable TO his own order and
by him indorscd: or all cash at pur-
chaser's option: tho title to be retained
by tho court until the purchase price
is fully paid
r. II. EI.oRANCE,
ISAAC DTGGS.
Special Commissioners.
Richmond. Va.
King William Courthouse, Va.
court. do certify that the bond re-
Guirod III tho special commissioners by
tho decree rendered in said cause OH the
9Th day OF April. 1917, has been duly
+. c. GARRETT.
CLERK.
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T ID. WANTS
o"DAI. 10 cents u limo per insertion-
Minimum space twn lines

NDAa ~ cents limo per Insertion.
m Aluminium space. two lines
DrG iTtS eS S wEEk! Wf$a
S"Mf! aNiNASg ri,no Or G,, GSrf CASH ro At:
RATE TER LINE
Minimum bpacs, tmo lines
STNDAf and uAiLi INSERTIONS. 20 cen,a
loNsE@UTivr..' , M itit's, 90 cent?.
SITUATIONS Wanted. Maize "nJ Female
Inn, '"s. r MIN, or, or swSn~ . ,sns me
nasis OF measurement IL so..u ai;dte, IL
above rates Over & "ia 90 t"s I1ns
S'a.shcat'ons no, guaranteed alter r. 81
SCbslAfiUNo rOi. -. WANT Abs.
The following rin~s. .>.sp.t1u ur....n Of
WssSn,aF are ior the con.easenSe OF the pubic
'esuiar ollie rates. |hioh arg stEen usov. mo
WEST OF FoUSHEE STREET.
;, Gavedos Drug store. rloSI 49,. AMI
eoS Charles s. & Turner. Druxgis. w.s, broad
kMe alr,oI rh'rim ,,,. a.ss Hano.et A,e;
i; l.; Heok.s DTu. store. .ool ". Mali s..
,s niien Avenue Pharmacy. Alien Axe. anu
f sef B4us P s;S.. t 500 ~ 81 4. n ST.
suTne,!s Drug stofe. 50. S' Tes, 'T Blc s. st,
ST. H. May q eros. sru,- 49,. anu Glay
1Tarrant Drug store. FoL.r-e ara Broad
coh!EaA ST Of Eel E"TS a,aaa SE::"r~r
Tragic Drug 90. Si7 r.. BioAI -.
hy S!$s %5ss E|$f 81.
y. 4 HsHShan; ~ Mot[n tii;n 81.
,.a Ri1hhaIdson Drug sto:.. "oi =. Seven
.. + Il fhlerey. ~ y; E,sh,esntn St;
ST. urhers Pharmacy. Twenty FIRST ard Main
., WiIiiialns Pharmacy. Twen', nr-, and Mar
v. shpntnseI Drug Company. 1"cnr, ,hira and
s, Herds Drug Store. Twenty -uin,h and .
,, Weed & sahaaf DRUG Co.. twenty NTH
Wood's p P Sn,: rc., .,rh
g, Church Hill Pharmacy. 600 East Broad
p Craig DRUG store. $500 + Brad 5,
1bH1li,,ih aIdson Cha, strse, Drug Store. ,ol y.
PARAMOUNT
paramount FhafrracH. 1925 Fairmouct Ave
BARTON NEIGHTs
NsIys Drug store North Ayc.
s'eere's Drnc store. 1900 Sorth Ave.
HIGHLAND PARK.
a; =: Cosby co. 1900 Third Av..
w. n vaughan. Fourth ana Stuart.
a. h. Townsend. Milton and Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Fores, Hill Ave.
woopLAHD HEIGHra
f.. m0n "a Heights Pharmacy. 'lo'
swAHsBono.
B. n. Eesert'. Drux store. :s2; HUI 81
T.o a; h'aT Dr. Ssls wi'!'a snn. A,e
PETERSBURG
Times Ditpa,ch Branch. go ,:orth sycs-
Eore Street IEou- t-;=.-Ev-- "ea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28

At meeting of the members OF
Richmond Real Estate Exchange on
April 10. 1917. the following Tariff
of Commissions on sale Of city prop
criy was unanimously adopted. to be-
como effective at once:
MINIMUM COMMISSION. $500
On the hrst 100000. . per cent
ON the next 100000. 3 per cent
On the next Sl0.0O0.00.2 "a per cent
On the next Sl0.0OO.0O. 9 per cent
On the residue. regardless
OF amount ........l Il per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

tHF: sprinEtims is coming. Let us clean
your carpets anu rugs and stnre them
y VII guarantee them aCsln-, ,n',,hs
w. FREQ. Richardson. iu-. Fiicpiout Storage
~ COS West Main Street rhone ia ndoiph
.-,,, 49, richmond. ~. Ar.l =. 1917.
sisneh mcn,t"rs 81 ~" Urdorn ritor.' ia.
,hamr' 80 HichmorI VIII close I.ilv n, !.
= - 'Setur'!aye r. Mp from ~ Of MAJ
y. /. NDAMScN.
=. /. .tLl'RfEEr Z. son
INEf l.. NRK1SGTp+.
tHAplN & HUME. l:.'.
DAVENPORT y 60.
JOIN " GpBpc&.
Gibson. NooNf s Sutton
". ". HARDIN IckE & co.
l.. Il. litJEt.
-. A HAWKES. Manager
HEINRICH &, FULLER
ibFFERScN < IiARNIE
Y. W LAI'GHTnN.
". u; MAt'RY.
u McALl.lSrEK.
\ l.. PLEAShSTS l. co
=. PCLLI.II 4 60.
u VI. FtLIfAAi
julius STRNtS 4. SON
CARS EFT ThRR.
TtlL.EY. RYlAND x NrBSo>
NiE'lSiN FIRE hSb MARINE. IsS 90,
- = WNIh ri; \ 90
MATTERS & R1cHAEDsc%. INC
" iIERRi & 90
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DEATHS

STONES Died. rri4ay 1orn.re 81, "a.
residence Of her uerhNt,. Samuel =.
Eb3MlSss '25 Nest Mersn-h Str.-r MISS
FpBl1A STOKES In 'i." .lt'l -c.nutn
year % her She lc.NSr urss u,r,, Nj.
Virginia rhodes ~ inns ,i', ,ai .r,.
County. Va
Funeral ~ The grave tn riltr,io,, Gem.
~'~ry THIS AIrER%rpN .t q U',tn,k
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF GOOD
EARN IL THE TRUCKING; SEC
lion OF II \ NOV Err COUNTY.
ASSGGT SIN MILES FROM RICH
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MEETINGS
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE pay.

BY u. r. CHAPLIN e. co. INC.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
Main and Twelfth Streets,