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Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
AMBULANCE SQUAD MAY SOON BE READY
 FOR ARMY TRAINING

Additional pep" was put into the work of the Arizona Red Cross ambu- lance company last night by the an nouncement by Maj. Charles H. Bow ker, in command of the unit, that he would endeavor to have the company transferred to a regular army training post as soon as the full complement, 119 men, was secured. About 75 men have already enrolled for the work and dozens more have tentatively agreed to enlist.
 Fifteen members of the company re ported at the non-commissioned off cers' training class which Major Bow ker inaugurated last night at the r.. M. c. A. for the purpose of fitting some of the members for appointment as sergeants.
 Enlistment is still open to any men. Applications should be made at the r.. NJ. C. A. at any time during the day or evening, or direct to Major Bowker.
 Major Bowker's announcement in dicates that he is determined to get the men ready for mastering into the United States medical corps before September 1, the date on which the first increment of the national draft army will probably be called to the colors.
 The ambulance company will hold regular drill at the r. M c. A. at 7:30 o'clock tonight. and all members and any men between the ages of IS and 45 who wish to become members are urged to attend.
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| W W MENACE HERE
 STEADILY DECREASING
(Continued From Page One)

At the conclusion of the evidence the court took the case under advisement until Thursday at o'clock. Four other cases, sworn to at the same time and for the same offense, were theld over, pending the decision in that of Smith.
 Supplies Failing.
 According to several stories, circu- lated on the streets of the Warren District yesterday and from, appar- ently, reliable sources, the treasury of the local l. w w. is being rapidly diminished. It is rumored that the Globe "Wobblies" appealed to Bisbee for aid and were met with a counter appeal
 Several people went to the union headquarters yesterday and asked for help. Small aid was given in each case. In another instance a woman with five children. appealed to the |. W. w. for aid, saying her husband was out in sympathy with the strike. She was given S1.
 Will Maintain the Law.
 County attorney John F. Ross yes terday afternoon made the following statement after spending the day in the Warren District strike zone: "I am going to enforce the law as find it on the statute books, no matter who violates it. Our law makes it an of fense for one person to threaten an- other with violence, and I will prose cute any one making threats of that character as we'll as the one who actu- ally offers violence to any person"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11

ing the exposition commissioners were actuated in part by patriotic motives. Gulfport is an ideal place for a naval training station Buildings and grounds extremely well adapted for the uses of a training station were nearly completed. These were offered to the government and were accepted at once.
 It is officially stated that before very long several thousand naval re- cruits will begin to arrive at the ex- position grounds for training. These
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 1O.-Lead quiet; spot 11A asked; spelter quiet. spot East St. Louis delivery Sal @9. Cop per quiet. electrolytic, spot and near by quarter 31633 nominal; August and later delivery 2S.50@31.
 Bar silver 7915.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
HEALTH RESORTS

These places are scattered thru different parts of the country. They are nice to go to if you have time and money to spend. Do you need what they have to offer? Can you spare the money? If not, start a little health resort at home-s5 will turn the trick for the whole family. Six bottles of vITOLOX for s5. See how easy you can save that $495.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11

NEW YORK, July 10.-The price tendency may be further bettered on a resumption of short covering, but all things considered we do not think the present time propitious one for in- augurating bullish endeavors.
 LOGAN & BRYAN.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11

young men will eat and sleep in the palatial buildings which the exposi- ton has erected
 The new training station consists of about 15O acres containing large shade trees and one vast open space for drilling grounds. The site is on the beach and the soldiers can enjoy swimming and boating and will be within a very short distance of what ever training ships will probably be anchored one,half mile from the ex- position grounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11

First-class marine engineers sailing out of New York are said to contem- plate demanding increase in wages to s30 month. One steamship company is signing up first. engineers under two and three year contracts at $7.000 a year.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
(By Review Leased Wire.)

GULFPORT, Miss, July 10-(Spe- cial. At the outbreak of the war the buildings of the Mississippi Centen- nial exposition, were well under way and could easily have been completed for the opening of the exposition in December of this year.
 The entrance of the United States into the conflict, however, has result ed in the postponement of the exposi- tion until February, 1919.
 In postponing the date of the open
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11

rank of the Knights of Pythias, died here yesterday after an operation for appendicitis He was a veteran of the Prussian war and was 66 years old
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
INSPECToR-GENERAL OF
 UNIFORM RANK CALLED.

DENVER, July 10.-Chas. O. Pfaf-I fin, inspector-general of the uniform o
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11

REVIEW WANT ADS
 BRING QUICK RESULTS
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
LEAVE FOR COAST.

MT and Mrs. John w. Hogan and Mrs. E. M. O'Neil, Mrs. Hogan's moth CT, will leave tonight for the coast to spend the summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
Mining and Financial News
BY REVIEW LEAsEp WIRE

NeVada =. 23 North butte ..' ..- l.. 17 Nipissihg -.. ... ... .. 7B Old Dominion ..... 57k Osceola ..: =. =. =. ... S5 Pond Creek =. =. ... =. =. 25% quincy =. =. 50 Ray Con. e.. .. =. .. 28 Shattuck ... -. =. ... =. 25 Shannon =. =. -. ... ..... s Superior Boston ... ... ... ... 4b St. Marys -. =. =. =. =. .. 7S Utah Copper =. -. .. ... 10SA Utah Con. =. =. -. =. 15A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
BUSINESS CHANCES

SArlrAL-Do y"u need il. / finance mcri
,s .SJions "";yrrr>c> by ~. Of s,ociis or
rArt,SnlarS II Schram $50. Great S"rth.
Our ndvic" on steel, issues Is free. I,c cor
ro smr'H 90. ." VIII ali @ .;rni1 I l,s,
York We" street New
a Maryland r.s"ri Fully equipped ami
n,,'rs%arinG hotel 40 agents BOX li3S.
hps,n"Ss IN business locality. Ch..p rcmi
20. .*rn Tim Dispatch
netsips Iro,Sc. rr'..,t" property ,sE'" from fram
swr.n,. Former h9eis,am, Secretary rT. s ,sts
linr@n. south Dakota. ny Dakota AvcnnC.
NO" re GN MSN Mo f2VR MG $EAnE MONEY
Is the ~" ",f an interesting pamphlet which
funi.meutal ,c.r,t ~ tho success OF m"n
wh22 ,,"rtcd Win =, .fow dollars and became
!ns only 81 "A month, may rsrticipatc in
M rL?,h,I Of n:,imo.S that q being dc.
;S-r, inor' 'h,u i, WI SSrn III = sa "iim.S
h"nns :" hat as IN" hu,iucss develops
yvur money mao earn . r,r cent or more
.ip"i- u coils how and why an unusuai
htld ~ htsh-rlass mcryhaudizinG bust
urN:cI> er"S,- uron, ~! every sale. IL telIi
My MS >tud ~ business Is not d"pendcmt
=, n"u.pt :, - = y.p hsyy si% Or more
=, nor mr. n"mom from yonr ,",omr. -
ttctn.' n III p,Hn's. Write a i3,,si earci
t. n.a- %%it 10 rT nt%f The II
RH!Id'aF, Hrw York.
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MEETINGS

THE annual meeting o. the Aiu,!aI h.s1II
ahrs So'ict! OF Virginia Viii b. held al
nnne nE't- % We -oCIctN on MONDAY NtY
y. ljl' AZ o'clock & 81 ~"
MoEfEIr KING Secretary
= ''.'''"" t"iiiuuucHtInu Of Fratcrn.I
" i-"..', No. %. y T.. * \. Nj v,iJi
~ 80 nyl% TO MpRRow ,MONDAYi
~ ENlN,' at $50 O'Clock work ~.
a.. nhtorni ApprcnUc~ and Fellow I'raft
leE Members ~ sister lodges and ;ran.
unite With Us ''''''' "
~ "ri"r of tho Worshtpful Master
WM flEINHt.IMER Serrc,.r,
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Oil hicks. ry%dN for delivery Nav -. Toe
ySr1aa. ,'S,ntl,H -. " 'r4""''" ''o''FE
WIuI , Ml y. ,rtSr Martin s,Ts,s,: Black
IL, cryn.a Mclio@ trecK pSS f%Si .a HGa.
la}is Tafn So W. %'N L Ken Ken anne a"s
Se,,ins,. Il ,oT 81 >S,,inss si5o. Shes.
!anA t,Gn.,ry EARN Route . Osborne Turn
srAThf snsts r ;h h tn ~ 'Gw weeks
lit The mn, ,hicks NM, it rcrula sri 20 -,
ihc% wif digest aud .ssinila,c their food.
M"'M,He 49, YOU ~" 40 WI help so muC"
,hlrMH 10y tn" -'"r. II you 10 not nmd II
makes and keep, ,hl'ks health. and makes
r.'nru inc gmpN p'eNnrt- I" The De- -
Inh ,E'i N"uM mon! H5rt r"r -ait 10y -.
S,r,c,s Eoi.m IN ,.hiiir5y = Nor;I, r:irh
ieen,h Sire"' r-r.e"n rh@r,nacy, vi NJ
cnr6.- seventh tnd rro-b Streets and cor.
-. " nr@D'i, stree: yrsl. Il, MAY \
s., ,og ,3t F"a-Sn \n..ns "qh ' G,oG %ST;n
s." llalo S'f2g,Sl a M, -anSito H,rs;;'
Ya- lornor.,Lan. ge, ltun >,-e.,
L,'E ~, 'h%qs"Tmi- q iiuG yh,ghs c.,
k'r S'tr, [opr lou .Ns s.-lj r:nnsH
M,s ms.n ,hi'f e"p1,"ntn"gi III s:nn,mSr
l@H .,I' 81 P5!T TI2oeai6 T;9cE iI@l0yT
nrs jrsm:ie rair .T nnmo icacS.rssd,i'' 81,
a, rr sir% I I1e FT 6S%%s M.I,,Jn
ASH: ~, ~, Hast Nou;T"-e
~. 90 ai-rou~. ,.,r,c,Ga White k,os ,nI
haa"r- -, ,anas-,,yr, mean, ]lea0 n'eI
I.l;tIr-\N - y 81 whit, Wv.u,oit~ y. -rn,i
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PROPOSAIS-Sealet,.
OFFICE: or THE STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION

vi fllf of TIL. STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION.
MT. ,, lichmond Va. May, =, 1917.
iiilsvilc Va. until !. o'clock noon. Wod :.
ncsdsy. May -. 1917. for tho construction OF
stool bridge ~ foot long over i.Ovcii's
Creek near Spca> Mil. In Carol County. Va
ran" .nd sr"ciiic.tion GA ia. NJ tn.
clerks Office. IltliSriIlc. Va. and ~ this
omc" Further Information furnished on
application to tn" undersigned.
certified check for $3.50 must accompany
i, Th f., tight is reserve! 70 rgi;e,. any or
State Highway commissioner.
cnirc OF the State IIIshwa, Commits ION.
lich:nond. Va. May II. 1917.
E'is WI, bc received at this office until
Y "cl"cl, neon. Friday. May - 1911. for
'nc construction Of I.3i miles Of bitnminous
ncNcrh country Club aud Gvochiand 'run.
- certified check for $500 must accom-
Fi'is Will be- received at tho aare tinc
Tor rc-cntorccd concrete bride - sect
inne over Wcstham trcclt. ! rniic from
Wcsthain Ia iicnrico County. Va
a certified check for $40 must accom-,
Il,ns and specifications on iii. Il, tho
clerks Ollie. Richmond. Va and at thi,.
"iil"e. Shccincations furnished on ,rpIi-
lion 70 the Undersigned
NJ right IL reserve" 40 reject any 90.
q = ui.EA.AN
stat" Highway Commissioner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

70 me creditors OF ARTHUR ". HEN
bEkSON. of iiichmond. in the COUNTY.
81 iicnrico. and district aforesaid =
Raukrupt:
Notice j. hereby given thar ON tho
"'n "aA 81 i!ccembcr. y u. 1915, tho
.hlh AitIlllR W. liENDERSoN wus
IuiN adjudicatcd bankrupt anI thai
ihe hrst meeting OF his creditors Viii
ne h"id IN my Office. Rooms llIS-llI9
~ i'Af or MAY. y. H. laI. III 10
o'clock IN the forenoon. ut which Tim.
me Said creditors ma! attend pruy.
thclr claims appoint trustee rN-
amino the bankrupt. and trausac, such
ot,'' husi y: may properly com.
hcfor, said meeting
riiOS. r. sNEAD.
May -. 1915
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SEED, PLANTS AND TREES
\ on Can Grow Beautiful
Roses SuccesSfullv

a. r.h "npuU yorR rr.AHrS r-rou
W. GROW THEN BY THE TIi1i, i.
NM ~ ,\t,: NAV ANp STAHl,AEr,
h,EDH PEI ERt.n FROM 3-IN,II PcT~i
if'Ni Will ~ SURE ~ GROW A.
- - PER DOZEN VIZ GROW Al.
ruNCIi HoNES. LAWN tSiI,, I,rnt!s ~
N.iI., Mp, G,NiY SQUARES FROM TOE.
FORREST mn GATDr%S
SOUTH HiCiiNoND "a
irnnu. NJ - -.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Duy.
l['Eg
x AUCTIONEERS ~
WaIa AS VI 10!

''N'-Ntt -. AUCTION SALE
DC TAILrIlN1 MATERIALS.
{ I I Nc ia Bic. DISPLAY.
TABLES. TiIrI.h: MIRRORS. ere.
Pursuant TO an order Of the District
Court OF The United states lur tho
FMStcrn District q: Virginia, cn,rrcd
on the eth day Of May. 1917. ia tho
matter Of y. :. roiito. baukrupt viii
sen AZ public auction. on the promises.
No. 80 East Main Street. tomorrow.
MONDAY. MAY H. 1917.
Al O'Clock l.. NJ.
about l"o suit and Pants Patterns OF
ht=h-"lnS> material, spring goods: lot,
81 Innings. Trimming aud Buttons
a's" tn" following fixtures: ono Roll
TOP Desk and Chair. oak Partition
Royal Typewriter. : OAK Display Ia
hi"S. larE" Cutting Table. Tailor's
Triple Mirror Work Tables and
Chairs. Awning. Window Drapcry, etc
TERMS: Cash.
J. &. COIN. Receiver
THE VALENTINE: AUCTION co.
NJ To-,
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WANTED-lsoarti and room

YOUNG lady desires room with mvrujrc
aud evening meal iii private home IN Nest
Ebd. Reference exchanged y 80, caro-
Times Dispatch
LADY desires room aud board Wcst End
state. terms References. ~ care
,tsp at,h
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NOTICt,-Bunkrupf

IN Tile DISTRICT COURT Of' THE
United STATES FOR TIL. EAST.
EI;N DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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Observation-Disclosures

i there witnesses TO A. 4 Oakley,
VIII. please communicate with Mrs
;,. 1909 North Twenty second Street,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

VA iho matter Of No, 203l
ARTHUR ". Henderson, In
bankrupt. Eankruntcv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

Ky virtue OF "a deed Of ,rus, dated
Tolcr and wife and Artha; Il. Tolcr
ana wife TO tho undersigned trustee.
ana IuI! recorded in the Circuit, Court
In Deed BOOK lie: page 5I3. will sell
~ public auction ,bcing required so
70 40 by the beneficiary. dcfaul, hav-
ing hccn made in tho payments Of the
debts secured in said d"cd) and in
obedience TO AN order of, the Uustjncs
G Coz rar' ~. FOR aih city, in tic
&c. ~ y J.. rolcr aud AIS. entered
APRIL 2s i'i7 the cmtre stock OF Ma
E I'm. "' svrrH description. consist.
hollcr. Planning Mills. Saw. Shaf,inc
in'lcy* and Bclriur ana Tools. con-
tanned IN the above described buildin.-
on said lot. aud al Luu,bcr ana III
"lhcr material on said lot or In said
,3nhd IN u hrst.rato furniture factory.
inc lot fronts l27i: feet on the west
INC 81 T">cr street. ANA runs hack
and ). shaped irr"Gulariy ia the rear.
"nh being very much wider il, tho
r."' th"n IN tho front, and fronts on
n a., &c 10 fey "ih" aud is dcsie-
Ioicr property made hy l. T. Lapradc
AnrIl H.. 1908 recorded ia said clerks
This il a iarle aud velI-buii, three
story Brick r.c,ors EuilIins. * bv
~ fc"i hn'lt especially for inauur;,c-
turing purposes ana nov being m"cd
Tor manufacturing rf furniture and
"lilcr wood ~ urkiu- uucratious
lNticH dcSir'u. 10 Inspect til" prop-
~r'E before day ct sale. viii call on
ne anttiomc"r*. VIII" viii take pleas.
urc III showing the same
TERMS; cash - 10 EXPENSES Of sale
t,'NtS. ~ an? b" due; !" pay Of - past
du" note 81 s%.Cnoo0 and interest
thereon from December !. 1915 ,iIl
PAID. aud Insurance premiums amount
all tho Interested parties. ana in oh".
dicn'" I" ia" said decree. the term,
VIII hc "nc-tl,rd .ash. h,Ianc. ;.t siv
ana twelve months. for note. nor
cent interest added. secure! Nv . ,rrs,
deco. or the purchaser shall have tho
option al paying ail ra>h and rcc.ive
a decd conveying I'll" rropcrtv 10 him.
AUGUSTINE EOYALI.
Trustee
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wANTED-Country Board.

BOARD wanted, nv couple Ior the Sum-
m"r. lust "utsti" OF city. az in suburbs.
prtyat" family prctcrrcd. Must be- rc.r car
ltn". tnd Also have pla"', to Keep Al
auto Write X rs "i,r" Times pi>pat~h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

NOTICE or FIRST MEETING; OF
CklinlTORS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

FOR rent log" furnished room y,Itl hoih
20 -tou I"ichrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

-FOUR roou0- -'r,ut Nat. So ...,liie
tights -N1 Nil'e- Avenue IS--irr ilcich'=
Madison ls1--N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

ENCEILE$y suite rooms for doctor ldca!
location Possession lun- I y ut r.r,
Times pivcatrh
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81 SINESS WANTED.

Bi.J = ItnuvU Letter shop. Our SpcCiaItics:
letters business. personal aud cam
lal-i letters. Reasonable rates. 1905 Mu-
tu.. Bids. Madison 1870
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SUMMER BOARDING

rimcs. rtsratch-
SUMMER BOARDING
sUMMLMT, ES.r,i,mr m@o''aFSe c,m" crSs.t.
rtcnccs. ENecllcnt table. open June /.
iNRGE sh--dN lawn. .eeTi,.k Hu,ldtnss water.
.ud terms GA applications Drawer L.
oyrA< IRON, MN rSdny 9c,oua Street.
r.rhou,nH Cout.so n"e, FOR guests June
Nrs 5. ,on y Roscucsk. 2Oci wtsi T.yior
street, Elchm"nd Va. After June u, the
BUAKDEES W.nloa q s,sn, of depot. near
xG Sh @S,IE M.S ad s naiTSS
SNadweu Automatic County Ne
EESr snh gpty; in COO, airy hoily Isfsc
rooms rn'shNs. htdN l-wn. "r"rN con
lIArrL no. So. N.llaud V uhnnc IL
FOR HENr-ko"nIs
cool cican. snni'"rE I2c' 10 81 DAILY
TWO large rooms and ono small room tvr.
rrs,sl;s I'll Wi, s rgs a , .2s' Ma%
ho,l.eksen!ns sos Nc, l;rs2e Sire,
ff INK lSdma s "' al E ,,ed n'"s' "Sep
FOR rent. Two iarSg ,hird floor rooms MIA
alcovc furnished for hpusckccp,ng. wafer
s s;4ed sas range 40 '"''l'''1 s'- "'@' cree
WANTED ola 81 iwo =,ntiomcn Ia tnrd
oath. aioHuincn, Avenue .IS care
Times. Disnhlgh.
BEAuTlFuL l,~so trout ror." ais" -,."rl
with board 'il. trvN' Avenue.
Madtsnn t.l-L.
VERY l07Iraole .ars. .tronl RUM 70. req.
s, me-. Sho NJ lI.n5dget '" WV
;os WcsJ Gra,, d"Ii-hituI front 600 tu..
nish"d. IouN"rt"uf G"gru
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WANTED. oue - iwo S,utI"mcn Ia thrd
story room. southern exposure. private
oath. Monument Avenue. Us. cIrc
Times. Di~p,igh
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GOLD A\E SILVER.

"ANTEp, 10 buy Tor cash. old gold M.
GERS - West Brosd street 'er' Jew
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NI'ILY GUFT- ''U T"UTT 'U|T m -IW'UOT-
eycry u.r'i.r. Hhur, Madison "o-l
FURNISHED r"o'n. Win or Without private
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

SUMMER toariing. cottage CHI Croset
". Mountain home NTH city "ouvc-
rtcmccs, Excellent tsbic. cpcu June /.
lNRGE shady lawn. hrirk nuildiucs water.
SsS; good table F"ldcr, phuI". diagram
.ud terms Ga application. Drawer L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

i.uuDE ISL\Np Ecu cochereis from ;ine
laying strain. s2.j0 up t. !. kcd ami
sr>n"uih l;"ck incubator eggs 81 per icy
settings. - Tor 81: settings $3.50. Shet-
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rustee S Sale
o. y LARGE Bi;ICE
+ urniture Factory,
Planning Mill

ToTEIIiEE WITH MI. THE
MAElIlNERY. TOOLS. ALL. THE FlH-
TcRES CoNTA INED ~ OF;
ABOUT THE SAID
FACTORY
All. t.tNBEit ANb HNTERIAI IN
81; oN TilE FACTORY LOT,
Also THE
LARGE i.oT. fkONTiN,: 1879. FEET
tN WEST SIDE. OF 'rOl.ER
STREET,
HETM FEN THE WESTIAM or
klNEl: ROAD A\I MIbi.OrIIIA%
IKE. NOW IL THE LIMITS
or THE CITY OF RICIi-
MDND. VA ON
MoNDAf. MAY li. 1917,
Mt |. O'CLOCK Nj
On THE PREMISES
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FOR itENT-itoopIs

cool clean. sanitary. soc. 75c. 81 daily.
also select outside rooms special
summer ratc. $40 TO g. weekly
TWO large rooms and ono small room FUR
G-hcG. trained nurses and etC'psrtphCga
prcinrrcd 9!d West Trace street. Mddt-
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POULTRY AND BIRDS

l.'np MliL" Lcch"ru. ,rapuvstcG strain. day
old vmrks. ready for delivery MAY -. ioc
each. ilCn- 81 each Franklin Poultry
WlUlE N2auuoltc- Martin strain. Black
'."uSsh&u>. Barker strain; escs for hatch.
~ bred t. lay stock. 5. per setting pos.
ir~v rrrp.in. Meadow creek Poultry Farm
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W \ NTE.D-ltOUnis

T gI'h,d f" ,al haase. r raST ::
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MISCELLANEOUS rWANTs

WANTED. buy second .nand furniture In
large small quantity for cash. Phone
Randoirh ,.1..
broken. pay 81 10 $40 per set. Send
ivy parcel post and receive check Ivy return
mail. l.. Ms.cr. :ooi South tirth street
I'hii,,lclphIu. p.,.
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"rs --ic. Cadillac ear
sc!i cheap. 1901 HuI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

lHlt e"i' Amr"n- pui'c's SH,-h-rI
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

SuTE.-Whilc the terms of sal are
all cash. tho auctionecrs will make
moro satisfactory terms IL desired By
tho purchaser.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-29

City Clerk Grimm reports that tax ation returns are coming in steadily and disclose that the merchants of the city will pay taxes about equal to those of last year although the volume of stock is considerably less than in 1916. This is explained by the differ cnce in prices as compared to those "f last year At the time local merch- ants purchased their fall stocks, not "a few food and other commodities had
 risen from ten to thirty per cent, thus offsetting a reduction of about twenty per cent in the quantity of goods ship 'pcd from the outside markets and making the taxable value of the local stocks practically the same as last
 year
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-29

tion. T. l.. Richards the government teacher at Barrow, says the deer has two forelegs but one hind leg is en- tirely missing. In spite of this hand icap, the deer is as active as any of the lawns in the large herd and one of the hardest to catch at marketing time. The natives are very proud of their unique specimen of the deer tribe and aver that they will keep it ";o look at
 The Eskimo reports that nearly all the native men at Barrow are deer owners and that out of population of less than five hundred persons more than one hundred and thirty are pos sessors of deer. The total number of deer al Barrow is placed at S771.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-29

Contributions amounting to some
 thing over S70 have been received by the Nome Chapter of the Red Cross for the purpose of purchasing Christmas gifts for the American troops on :he that the full amount will be raised within q short period and forwarded to the Outside According to the in- formation received from the Seattle Red Cross officials this sum will pur- chase one hundred Christmas pack ages containing q variety of articles rreafnl |" tho soldior n'd will doubt, less prove exceedingly welcome to our poys at the front
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-29

Bud Lehman and George Wanger took advantage of the holiday and the light snowfall of yesterday afternoon to bring out their motor go-devil this morning and added touch of liveliness to the normal quiet of Front Street by squirting down the highway at a lively gate. The boys were also out last Sunday for q tryout and found that their machine worked in excel lent manner.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-29
NEWS NOTES
THREE CENTS POSTAGE NOW.

Grave fears arc entertained by the friends of Capt Hansen and the eleven the schooner Eagle that the familiar coasting vessel has met with some mis- hap. The schooner sailed for Puget sound october 27 and to date has not reported a. any point so far as known. The schooner is said to be a good sail CT and was expected to make the trip to seattle in about twenty days.