Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 29, 15 March 1908 — Page 7

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TJIi; JCICIUIOMJ i'AILiAlilL'Jl AMJ !S LT 'TE 1 EG It A3I , SUNDAY, 3IAKCII 13. 11KS. PAGE SEYK. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost, Found, MJsceSIaneous, Lodge Notice, Cards of Thanks, Obituaries, etc., 2 CENT A WORD. Situations Wanted, are Free, The Market Place of Richmond for buyer or selier. A trial will convince you that Palladium Classified Ads are result bringers 1 INSERTIONS FOR THE PRICE OF 5.

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WANTKD Agents. Don't do a thins till you learn what's best by "flashlights 'On Human Nature," on health, disease, love, marriage, parentage. 240 pages, illustrated, 23o. To agents only, 10c. Murray Hall Publishing Co., 129 K. 2Mb Street, New York. 15-It WANTED Situation as housekeeper hy middle-aged, refined American lady, capable of managing for widower's home; companion to elderly couple or child's nur.se; kooc! s'-am-stress; can give the best of references. Address M. K. A. S., care Palladium Office. 13-2t WANTKD All kinds moving the lare Empire movimr cars are the leaders in the city for moving furniture and pianos. We also transfer iu and out or the city. Wo do packing and crating of furniture for shipment by the load or car load. Those wishing goods stored call on me. I employ reliable and experienced men only. Please phone your orders. Office, stable and storage, ."12 North A street. Phone 423S. Winters! oin &. Taylor. 15-22-20 WAN TED Wash i n g 18th fetreet. at 2:t North i3-:;t "VVANTKD Fluff rugs to make from old carpets. Carpets bought. Cleaning carpets, druggets ami rugs a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phones. Automatic 1,1102. Hell 13W. Indiana Rug & Specialty Co., Corner First and Richmond Ave. 13-1 1 WANTKO Ladies'to CiprYttrs"at Home; spare lime; good pay; cash weekly; reliable; send stamp. Zeck Co., Morristown, N. Y. 15-lt. WA NTE Lv -Girl for "general housework; apply 220 North 13th street. 1 3-1 1 WANTKIV-Aetive man or woman in each town in Wayne county to demonstrate and advertise well known article. Experience unnecessary. $2 a day and extra commissions. TOO LIGHT TO HANGi This Is Unusual Plea Entered In Behalf of Italian By His Council. WANTS LIFE SENTENCE. Washington, March 14 Submitting the extraordinary plea that eightypound Joseph Polucci, condemned to die March 2:1 for the murder of his sweetheart, is too light, to break his neck when the trap falls, the attorneys for the condemned Italian will appeal to President Roosevelt fo commute the sentence to life imprisonment. Physicians declare that, the man will surely bo strangled to death. Tho attorneys say Paolucci is going to die soou, anyhow, and that his emaciated condition, due to the ravages of consumption, forbids the inhumanity of hanging him. Paolucci doesn't care whether he, is hanged or not. bis attorneys say. He knows that death is inevitable, aud spends bis days in the District of Columbia jail, morbid and morose, awaiting the end. Paolucci shot and killed Miss Elizabeth Dodge, a Washington girl, more than a year ago. He has been convicted In the lower courts twice, Ihe conviction was affirmed by the District Supreme court, and finally passed upon by the United States Supremo court, which refused to order a third trial. FELL HEIR WHILE BEHIND PRISON BARS $15,000 Left Man Who Stole Postage Stamps in Los Angeles. Los Angeles, Cal.. Man.li 1 L hile reiving a sentence of 1 dajs in the city jail for petty larceny, William Allen, aged 2.S years received word of his ! mother's death iu New- York City and i that he bad been bequeathed an estate j valued at ?1 ".. . A telegram was; tent to the administrator of the estate asking him to forward money so that ! Allen could leave immediately for New i York. Alien was arrested on the charge of entering offices ia the Bradbury building and stealing postage stamps and money. Ybe Hub Of The Body. The orsrn around which all the other organs revolve, and upon which they are larrely de. pendent tor their welfare, ia the stomach. Vben the functions of the stomach become impaired, the bowel and liver also become Ceranred. To cure a dlseaae of the srooiach. liver or boweja get a SO cent or 51 bottle of Or. CaldweU's fc.yroi Fepsfn at your tlrc-it's. It is the promptest relief for constipatiua al 4v ppsia ever cc inpountieU. Mrs. Bioodgoel -Wou'd tod W willlng to marry a TKuve;oi rich': j fi? FarTmti Why. certainly, If b I bi ;.- I.if.

Permanent position with advancement. Address "Wholesale," 9M5 Parkman U!dg., Boston, Mass. 15-lt MALE I1ELP W A N "J ' E I ' i gar sab sman wanted in your locality to represent us; experience unuecosary ; t'.S per mo. and expenses. Write for particulars. Monroe Cigar Co., Toledo, Ohio. 15-lt WANTED Ladies, send 25 cents for catalogue of rubber goods and box of Dr. Baird's Remedy; safe, speedy regulator. V. Heard Co., River St.. Dayton, Ohio. 15-lt WANTK D Clul'f Vugs to inak e " from old carpets. Carpets bought. Cleaning carpets, druggets aud rugs a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phones- Automatic WC, Hell !'"W. Indiana Rug - Specially Co., cornrr First aud Uiehmond ave. 1".-15 "WANTED - Horse" or eolt to feed am! pfisture for light work on farm. Phone J27. 1 1-tf W A N T K D T i rloa n" s 1 m o r . 1 J . Call phone .'517 1 or '21'.7. 1 1 :;t WANTED Four young men hustlers, for special work. flood money for the right men. Apply in person at 112 So. Vtth St.. between S and ! a. m. 14-tf WANTED- House and wall paper Cleaning. Furniture moving, itiown, KO Main St. 1 I .'It

WANTED-To clean aud repair your wheels. Elmer Smith, 12". .Main. i:;-tf WANT El yC i st e r n t lean in ga n d r e -jiairing. Harry Anderson, DIG S. 0th street. IZ-lt VANTEI Job driving gnn-ery wagon: address "W. H.", care Palladium. i:;:t. WAN FED "M en to Leani barber trade; will equip snop for you or fumish positions, few weeks completes, constant practice, careful instructions, tools given. Saturday wages, diplomas granted, write for catalogue. Molor Barber College. Cincinnati. O. tf WANTED Ycur carpets, rugs. upWOWIAN OLDER THAN THE NATION NOW Has Just Celebrated 132nd Birthday at Her Home In Texas. Ft. Worth, Tex., March 14 Older than the nation, Mrs. L. Kilcrease, living at Pine Mill, near here, has just celebrated her 12d birthday. It is believed she is the oldest white person in the world. She was born Feb. 10, 1776, in Halifax county. North Carolina, and lived there 100 years before she came with her family to Texas. Her daughter, aged OS, and granddaughter, aged 6.J, live with her. Mrs. Kilcrease shows records in a family Bible corroborating her statement as to her age and investigations have proved them correct. She still enjoys good health and is able, by the use of a cane, to walk about the bouse. Her recollection of incidents she witnessed a century and a quarter ago are marvelous, and she likes to relate stories of -those stirring times. CAN KISS HIM SIX TIMES A DAY; NO MORE. Chicago. March 14. "She can kiss me six times a day, but no more; no more." said Ora Leedom to Detectives Stark and Johnson, who arrested him iu Springfield, HI., whither he bad gone seven weeks ago to escape his wife's frequent and intense osculation. Ho said he would stay with his wife if she would limit her kisses to a half dozen a day. 'It is a cat-o ot too much 'loveydovey' business." said Leedom on the way back from Springfield. "My wife she was married once or twice before is a good woman and fine housekeeper, but she is too strong on the love business to suit me. Now. I'm net a chilly guy or anything like lhat. but I don't want a woman kissing me all the time. When I come home from work in the evening. 1 like to sit down and read the paper. My wife would want me to hold hands with her and say foolish things. "A few dns before 1 jumped our of town, tome actresses down in New York made a hit with a kiss that, lasted forty-five seconds. When my wife read about that in the papers, she said she could beat it with one band tied behind her back. I'm ashamed to tell what happened. "The only fault I bad to find with Annie was her loving natun?. Ill agree to go back and live with her if she will only cut the kissing out. I don't mind a little kiss now and then, but I draw the line at more than sis a day." Mrs. de Style I suppose your daughter is to tAve Ler coming out tali vetj siwii, isn't she? Mrs. Rose ViyeU -Ob. dear. Uol My daughter has aaother year ai school before becoming a dilitanie and will not make bor debris until rxt pjison. J u1

holstery, mattresses, etc., to clean by our vacuum process. Richmond House Cleaning Co. Phone, Home Lm;. Hell C93R. 22-tf

W A N T E iJM oie buyers for our selffilling fountain pens. Elwood Morris &'Co. l"-7t W A N T E D To d you r pi u in b in g. Waking, 4"0 Main. l--7t VANt:D'Situatlonas experienced stationary fireman. Charles Martin 1 1 0n W. 5th St.. Fairview. !u-7t NTEllnTsine5siueirto ea'! at Richmond Business College for com petel;t office help. l"tf V A N T E D To" b'orro w'$2,40 07 First mortgage on good farm property, close to Richmond. Hall & IMtz, Real Estate and Insurance. 1 1-Tt FOR RENT. FOR RENT- New house 5 rooms. Sit, S"Z Randolph. Call 5 North Sib St. 1 1 2t FOR RENT Five room flat up stairs, and a five room flat down stairs. Apply at '211 S. Nth St. 1 t-2t FOR RENT House on Second street; call tit : SouUi West 12 South 5th. 14-IU FOR RENT Houses, Benj. F. Harris. $10, $1 1, SI 5. 12tf FOR RENT Furnished room, strictly modern, 205 N. 0th St. 10-7t FO K R E N T Fur n ished room s ; " a 1 so office rooms, with steam heat and bath, at. The Grand, for gents only. c-4-tr FOII RENT ResicVuee , 7 rooms, bath, newly papered, 15l' N. "E" St. Hans Koll, 716 Main St. 10-7t Ft ) R R E N T F 1 1 rn ii bed r oom 1 i gh t . heat and bath, 42 S. 10th St. 1 1 -Tt FOR RENT Front room. Hght7 "eat. and bath. Private entrance. H4 N. 0th St. 10-7t FO R REN T " 1 1 ousel five rooms, bath and furnace. 3h; N. W. 3rd St. Dr. Walls. 21 South loth St. i'-tf FO U " HEN't vrvo nioder u"f lats""of "4 STORK SUCCESSFUL Unique Club in Detroit Has Been Very Prosperous Up to Date. OTHER WOMEN INTERESTED Detroit, Mich.. March 14 A little over a year ago five Detroit women met and organized a stork club. Since then the stork has visited every member. The idea originated with Mrs. Emily Boldrick and it was not long before she had gained four neighbors as converts to her way of thinking. The members and mothers of the children are Mrs. Emily Boldriek, Mrs. Ella Schmitt, Mrs. Anna Shantz. Mrs. Ruby Rudd and Mrs. Clare Carey. This club was organized in January, 100", and long before the little innocents were ushered into a workaday world the mothers met weekly. They discussed things for the welfare of children, but substantially and equally important, too. they prepared clothing for the little ones. Other women iu the neighborhood are taking a lively interest in the proceedings aud it is predicted that the mebcrship soon will be doubled. OLEO CAUSE TROUBLE Revenue Officers Are Kept Busy Owing to Butter Shortage. LARGE CITIES AFFECTED. Chicago. III., March 14 Butter has been so high of late, and the substitution of "oleo" for it has been so highly profitable, that internal revenue officers at Chicago have started a campaign through Northern Illinois against dishonest dealers. It is believed that the sale of oleomargarine, colored to resemble butter, ia being carried out ou a much wider scale than had been suspected. Extra deputies from the revenue office have been sent out to punish all who are vio-1 lating the law. Uncle Sam ia much j interested, for there is a stamp tax ! of a quarter of a cent a pound on all ; oleomargarine sold uncolored. and ten cents a pound on that which has been colored. Wherever the "oleo" Is sold as creamery butter, the evasion of taxes means a very handsome profit. I The fraud Is being carried on prixiel-! pally In the larger cities, where the j butter buyers are not so familiar with ; the real thing, fresh frtm farm, or ' datrv. If you are troubled with sick headache, constipation, indigestion, offensive breath or any disease arisitie from utoroach trouble, eef a .SPc I or tt bottt of Or. Caldwell a 5rrtip Pepsin. It ! ty p?;t:vf!y tjaranfeed to cura you.

rooms and bath each, about March 25th. Hall & Peltz, Real Estate. ll-7t

FOR SALE. FCK SALE Richmond real estate a specialty. Merchandise stocks, flie insurance. Porterf.eld, Kelly Block 8th & Main. 7tf FOR SALE Bicycle, cheap. 126 South Ord street. 15-lt FOR PALE "CHEAP Newluoden! live room house, bath, furnace, electric light, etc. Thompson, 710 Main street. 13-:it FOR SALE At auction; horses, cattle, hogs, sheep and hay, Thursday, .March R'th at 10 o'clock at Andrew Clark's farm, southeast of Williamsburg. l.'-P.t FOR SALE 1 have a long list of houses from Sl.ooo to S'J .'. Farms, uil tdzes. MHjey to loan. See me. Richard Shute, No. S N. t'th St. Phone lo'.C 14-21 FOR .-'ALE New and steond Itarid furniture: big bargains next ten das. E. Wyait. 5H; Main St. 1 l-'2t FOR SALE -New Wall paper. Moorman's Book Store. 1 I -Tt. FOR SALE New slock of tires and bicycle supplies. Brown & Darnell, 1022 Main street. 1 !-:'.: FOR SALE OR TRADE 25 acres ol ground, 16 room house, natural gas and living spring water in bouse. Finest place in the world for summer boarders. On river, good boating and fishing. See me quick. A! H. Hunt, 7 N. i'lh street. U-2t FOR SALE Go-cart, good as new; will sell very cheap; also camera and bath seat. 510 S. 10th. 14-71 FOR S A LE See-ou r new line furniture at bnrgains. Antique Furniture Co., 5LI Main. FOR SALE-Light express cheap. !': Main. 1 l-7t wagon, ll-."t FOtt SALE New "modern residence, S. 12th St. Phoue 125S. intf FOR SALE New and second hand LIMBURGER CHEESE IN THE RADIATORS High School Lads Were Expelled and "Lambasting" Is Now Advocated. Beaver Falls. Pa.. March 14.- Eight ' boy pupils of the high school were re-! cently reported to the school board for allowing the hot water to drain out of the heating apparatus of the high school building, also for placing limburger cheese in the heating register so that between the absence of the heat and the odor of the cheese school had to be dismissed. The boys have been suspended pending further action of the board. Meantime a petition is being prepared by the citizens and parents to the board praying that each boy concerned in the prank, be given a thrashing and allowed to return to his studies. L is believed a good, old-fashioned "lambasting" will do more good than suspension and demerit marks, j WOMAN POURED OIL ON SELF AND FIRED IT Visited Grave of Mother Where She Committed Deed. Allentown, Fa., March 11. Choosing lire as the. medium of death, Miss Emma Fink of Slatiugton. committed suicide at Slatedale today in a most tragic manner. Standing where she could see the ruins of her old home, which was destroyed by fire about a year ago she poured coal oil over her clothing and then set fire to her skirt. Miss Fink called on her friends in Slatedale today, and after visiting the grave of her mother in the little cemetery she went to the house of a friend where she procured a can of oil. MATE WILL SAIL TO WEDA PRINCESS Case of Love at First Sight With Both Individuals. San Francisco, Cal March 14. At the first opportunity that offers John Olsen, mate of the brig Lurllne. will sail back to the island of Aaiohae in the Marquesas group, to marry Princess Marena, the ruler of the Island. With both Olsen and the princess it was a case of love at first sight. He singled her out of the group of g!r!a that met the Lurllne when she dropped anchor at Talohae. As soon, as he could get to shore he laid siege to her heart and her hand. Before the boat had sailed Olsen had won both. He wanted to bring the princess with him bit th carualr. ?JTt

wheels, repairing a specialty. l.;n Main. 14-:;i 1'dR SALE- Roots, bee hives and honey sections at South .-t ;;rd street. Phone 411o. i:-7t FOR SALE A choice lot at Farina m Heights. Call at :.:id N. W. .".id St. i:;-:;i

FOii SALE New P.hn wheels and sundries. Elmer Smith. 420 Main. i::-tf FOR SALE Some good horses and mares. Call at 317 N. A st. 12-7t FOR SALE 500 pairs .-hoe-; slaughtered. 'Only in to 50c a pair. Lot $2.00 shoes at :5c a pair; ;;2s Main. 12-7l FOR SALE Eight room house, west side, bath, furnace, electric lieht. large attic, cement wa'ks and stable. 210 Hicbmon 1 Av 1 t-T r j FOlf SALE The U'st line of new wall papers ever offered. Ellwood i Morris Co. 10-7t j FOR SALE- A iiood organ. 15 N ' l;th". . .... 1 FOR SALE Field, garden and flower' seeds. Rtinge k Co., 16 S. 7th St. j 10 7t ! FOR SALE -Rubber tamps made to ordr. Bartei's o'atiouery Stor:-. !21 Main street. ti-7t FOR SALE Hcrses and mu'es, ;it ' Taube's Hani, 126 N. 6th street. marT-tf FOR" SALE All" kinds sewing """"machines, needles, oils ami repairs. R. M. Lacey., 5M0 Main St. ll-7t NOTICE. ; NOTICE-Auction sale of household goods. Southwest corner West Seventh and Main streets, Tuesday, March 17th, 1 o'clock. 1 l-"t j NOTICE Another shijiment of pie- ; ture moulding; bring in your pie- ! tnres and have tlim franu'd before ! the rusH. Brown iO: Darnell, 1022 I Main street. 1 l-.'lt NOTICE-No one is authorized to soROBBER IS DAINTY! All St. Louis Puzzled Over the Actions of Pretty Masqueraded Woman. SHE SNATCHES PURSES. St. Louis. Mo., March 14. A woman highway robber, who wears man's attire and a mask, is operating in St. Louis. Her hands are small and white and they glitter with diamond rings. Her feet are dainty and shapely, and h'-r fashionable boots have high French heels. Her voice is musical and feminine, but her mariner that of the professional "strong-arm man." Iter victims are young girls who go out in the evening, purse in hand, to make purchases. The police are puzzled, and they arc asking: Is this some opera bouffe prank of a society girl, grown too blase for the dance and the reception? Is the robber some desperate woman of the .shadows, some beautiful nymph of crime, who may. before she is appre-1 bended, perpetrate more and more bold i nd heinous villainies? Fourteen-year-old Nellie Watson, who lives with her parents at ''o2J Warren street, was twice held up. The last time Nellie, without any thought of danger, was tripping along when suddenly, out of an alley, there came with a mincing step, a slender figure, dressed like a man. but palbahly a woman. No man ever walked like that. No man ever had a figure like that No man ever had such tiny, dazzling white bands as that. And over the pretty face was a silken mask, such as "Pink Domino'' wears at the costume ball. The robber's little hand grabbed the purse Nellie carried and disappeared. MAN CHOPPED HIMSELF FROM UNDERNEATH TREE With Unusual Courage, Albertson Freed Himself. New York, March l-l.-Wilham H. Albertson, a wealthy farmer of Hope. N. J., has displayed remarkable fortitude and courage. He was cutting down a big tree on his farm and suddenly it fell acros3 his legs, pinning him to the ground. Luckily his arms were free and his ax was within reach. Most laboriously, and while he suffered Intensely. Albertson cut through the tree trunk In two places and so released himself only to find hla light leg was broken la two place. Despite hi3 Intense pain, he drae-red himself over the rough rround i and under fences to his home more than half a mile away. Then be ! fainted, but his courage soon returned : for while a doctor set his- leg Albert- I son laugbed and jokM ahut having j ' rausht nimye'f in nN own trap." j

licit work for us without our hur-i-liet-s card. Richmond Dry Cleaning Co.. 1'C4 M.uu St. 1 1-2-

NOTICE Don't sell til on M-e l,.i!l . otir poultry Phone IV.l tinl.: Tt NOTICE Better .-ee I.ott & Joi.es. '. South '"'h .-treet. abiut those mw screens ou wiil want this t-rastm. i;;-Tt NOTICE. Dr. Haughum has resumed his practice aud will isit all cases requiring such service. promp;i. Office hours; s to in a. ni. 2 to I t. in. 6 to v. ni. Mf LOST. L ST Tt inclildin; lens ot a pair ot glasses, nose piece; tinder le.to at this office 1 5-1 1 LOS'l' A gentleman's fur driving glove between Ft. Wayne Avenue, and Greensfork; leave at Fox's Clothing Store. 15-21 MISCELLANEOUS. WALL PAPER Orville L. Trice has the agency to handle H. M. Bosch Go's wall paper of Chicago. If voti would like to look over the samples at vour home; call new phone 227. 15-7t UPHOLSTERING? Repai ri n g7 fllTe"! i n e coverings. Russell, 11 South 7th. Phone 17'!. -30t Waking & Co. Plumbing. Bicycles. Motorcycles. 406 Main. Both rhones 6 r.ot Crane At Thompson, general electric contractors and supplies. IS N. 5th. Phone 15". 4-rSOt PROF. Ko'ling. for a sure cure for corns. 2i S. Nth. Phor.e 4242. 17-t LTi w priees on lumber, lath and shingles. Louek & Hill Co. 5-30t HamsT "an"rkTi7d Or size r2cTlb. Bacon. GRAVE OF A NOTED INDIAN CHIEF FOOND Several Indian Trinkets Found With the Skeleton. Neodesha. Kas., March 14. The, grave of Ohetopa. a noted Indian chief, who has given his names to streams, townships and a Kansas town, lias been found and opened on a farm in Wilson county. The Osage war chief died about forty-five years ago, and was buried on a lartn now owned and occupied by Willkufi Si pes. Nothing more was said little thought of the spot until last week, when Sipcs began a search for the grave, with a fairly good notion of its location. The result is that he found the bones of the chief under nine feet of earth. In the grave was part of an Indian blanket, fairly well preserved, and several beads and Indian trinkets of superior design and workmanship. The skull is now in the office of an Altoona physician to whom Sipcs gave it as a relic. Low Rates to : California tand North t Pacific Coast t Points t One Way Second Class Colonist Tickets, Via C, C. & L. To California Points $41.55 t To Washington, Oregon, Etc., $41.55 These rates are ir effect Mar. 1st to April 30th. From all points on C, C. A. L. Railroad. For Particulars call C. A. Blair. Home Phone 2062. Kiblinger Motor i Boggy. $375 is'And Upwards 4 DOUBLE CYLINDER. Air cooled 9-10 H. P. The Automobile for winter. No w.ter jo freeze No punctured tires. Simple safe and reliable. Built 'or country roads W. H. KIBLINGER CO, Box No. 320. Auburn Ind. Notice Farmers

lean and nice 12l-j and 15c. Should -rs and calas Ie lb. Kverythlng in fresh meat; low-s( prices, qu.wllty considered. Si-liwegman s Meat Markets, both phones. 5 25t

FIRE INSURANCE. Richmond Insurance Agency, liars N. Koll. Mgr . 716 Main. 14 tf FARM LANDS. Small place near city, .1. Kd. Moore. ovr i' N. 7th street. janS-r.mo MONUMENTS AND MARKERS. Richmond Monument Co.. C. E. Bradbury. Mgr., S3 North Sth StrevU UNDERTAKERS. H. It. Downing & Son. 16 N. 8th u I2septtmu LAUNDRY. We can help make ycu happy Uou. estly we can. Richmond Steam Laundry. PHYSICIAN. PHYSICIAN Dr. Emma Gardner. os teopathic phytician, 2U N. 10th St. Phone 1SS1. mar3-lm FINANCIAL. MONEY LOANED Low ratet, easy terms. Thompson's loan and real estate agency. Wide btalrs. 71U Main street. Bond's automated phone No. OS. ' 1 -wed-thurs-f rl-i'it 1 1 Round Trip Sunday Rates Every Sunday Via The C. C. & L. R. R. To Cincinnati, O. 1.90 To Cottage Grove, Ind v. .55 To Boston, Ind .25 To Webster .18 To Williamsburg , .35 To Economy .50 To Losantvllle .70 To Muncle 1.20 To Marlon 2.10 To Peru 2.95 Trains Leave going East, 5:13 a. m. Trains Lv. going West 10:55 a. m. Daily. , For further Information call C. A. BLAIR, P. & T. A, Home Tel. 2062. Richmond. The Ground Hog Can't Keep Us In Six Weeks I want I&00.0Q to Loan; good. I bave $300.00 to Ixjan. I have $600.00 to loan. I want $l00 to Ioan. I want to bell a realty Investment, $11,000.00, will pay 12 per cen. A 7 R. House, $1,200, 12 per cent. in. vestment. A well located Residence. $2.20; 23 acres fruit, good improvement, a bargain. A 3 Room House, $300.00. A 2 Room House, $300. A 5 room house, $30. We can take care of a few more rentals. Prompt collections, our motto. If you want to jll. list with us. If you want to buy. loan. lwrrow or rent, we are at your tervjee. We can sell you a home for a little Cash, balance aa Rent. We make Mortgage Exemptions from March 1 to May 1, and we need that 23 cents. It's That Morgan, 8th and N. E ! The Great Blood Purifier. For sal by Leo H. Pine. T. F. McDonald ani W. II. Sudhoff. There I bo medlciae so aafe and at the itmt rime to pleasant to taaa a Lr CaldweU'a Syrup Pepm. the positive cure tor all diseases arttioz from t -raach trouble, lilt price is very reaaonabie SCc aad tL Perchercn StaiU&c, better known aa the. Clevenger horse, and 'Prince Wilkes" will be at my Farm this ean, 2V miles north of Richmond, on Middleboro Pike. The public in Invited to call and pp tbem. A H Pyf. R. F. r. No. 1. Prion 5JO.VC