Harris Lithia Water Declared Best Remedy by User
A Seaboard Air Line spokesman crediting Harris Lithia Water from Harris Springs South Carolina as the best lithia water he has ever used says it has done him much good and calls it the most valuable remedy. It is sold by M. I. Dodson Crassist Atlantic Hotel and Burrow Martin & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Air Line
J. T. Harris
Harris' Springs
S. C
M. I. Dodson
Crassist
Atlantic Hotel
Burrow, Martin & Co
Have You Seen Tahiem at Heller's One Price Shoe Store
Advertises Have You Seen Tahiem leather soles with double shanks, worn by policemen, railround men, painters, carpenters, floatmen, blacksmiths and all mechanics. Purchaser name line records date to track wear. Visit Heller's at 46 Bank Street opposite the courthouse.
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Heller
Bank St
Opp
Special White Goods and shoes sale notice footed with prices
Chewed and striped muslins and linings offered at low prices with many discounts. Embroideries and accessories advertised with c, lfc, and 29c style tags. Fresh food items claim to be 25 percent below value. Call to view bargains and note crowd at Sofheimer's shoe sale with Munichl's shoes at half price.
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India
Sofheimer’s
Munichl's
Dolson Cured After Eleven Days With Pain Balm Cure
Mr. Frank Dolson of Sault Ste. Marie Michigan was confined eleven days and paid 25 cents in doctor bills before using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. One bottle cured his back pain and he has had no trouble since. Sold by all druggists.
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Denest
Frank Dolson
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
Chamberlain
For Sale Shoe Blacking Case and Miscellaneous Inventions
Multiple antique sale notices advertise items to be sold or patented through John Wedderburn & Co. Patent Attorneys in Washington D C. including a shoe blacking rest, portable fire escape, ratchet wrench, water motor rights, horse bridle strap, sap bucket, fire escape ladder, steam boiler gauge, gin fixture, invalid table, and other inventions with addresses to Gen. Briggs Mason & Shearer or Mary A Hawley for details.
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Eckfeld
Care
John Wedderburn & Co
Washington
Cauinby
DD. Gy
Robert M. Millis
John Wedderbrurn
Ggs
J. J. Patterson
John Whodelburn & CO
Wash- Ingten, D. C
United States
John G. Gipleux
Enra
Joan Wedderburn & CO
Washington, D. Cc
M. Briggs
Werdderburn
Taylor & Yarker
Washington, Be
Mason & Shearer
Joan Wedderbrurn &Co
Isaac A. Fry
Washington, I. C
Notice on free patent information and invention listing
Patents procured through us at no cost with information free. Request our new list of 1,000 inventions wanted and 2,800 prize offered inventors. Total patents allowed this week 480. Meritorians inventions described and instructed. Valuable patents wanted immediately. Items secured through our agency and illustrated in the National Recorder, a leading scientific paper dedicated to inventors.
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Sohle
National Ecorder
Trilby at the Academy of Music March 1 with Palmer company
Trilby will be seen here at the Academy of Music March 1 under William A. Brady with A. M. Palmers company. The skit by Paul Votter is remarkable and Flo’s handling of incidents keeps the novel's interest strong. Box office opens this morning for seats at 25c 50c 75c and 1.00.
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Trilby
Academy of Music
A. M
Court action seeks end to rate wars among southern rail lines
In United States Circuit Court Judge Hughes began hearing the Safe Deposit and Trust Co of Baltimore versus Seaboard Air Line and linked lines over rate slashing. Securities holders fear continued cuts endanger holdings while injunctions are weighed. if upheld it could halt future rate wars, if denied more slashing is feared. Eminent counsel present. proceedings adjourned to tonight after brief argument.
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United States Circuit Court
Seaboard Air
Hughes
Safe, Deposit and Trust Company of
Baltimore
Seaboard Air Line
Norfolk and Caroling, Railway Company
Willington and Weldon Railroad Company
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company
Northeastern Railway Company
Manchester and Augusta Railroad Company
Southern Stailroad Company
H. S. Hines
Southern States Freight Association
Tony
Wallace v Norfolk Virginia Beach and Southern Railroad
Judge Martin sustains demurrer to evidence in Willie Wallace case against Norfolk Virginia Beach and Southern Railroad Company and sets aside conditional verdict for 100 dollars. Plai ntiff Chepliuinthy to recover nothing. Judge also begins fourth trial in Burruss v National Life Insurance Company, Hartford, noting three hung juries caused by this unit.
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Court of Law and Chancery
Martin
Willie Wallace
Norfolk, Virginia Beach and Southern Rallroad Company
Che
N. Burruss
National Life Insurance Company
Af Hartford
Justice Tomlin's Court Hears Diverse Docket
Justice Tomlin yesterday presided in Police Court over multiple cases. Lewis Butler, charged with assaulting two officers while drunk uptown, was fined $20 and jailed 30 days. Albert Banta fined for interfering with Detective Arrington. Georgie Parnell jailed 15 days for perjury. Gerard charged with theft from a traveling salesman and assault on a lamp owner. $200 bond set. Several minor cases include drunkenness, breach of peace, and domestic dispute fines.
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Justice Tomlin
Lewis Butler
Wieh
Meisure
Arrington
Tamlin
Butler
Albert Banta
Georgie Parnell
Gerard
Archie Corriran
New York
Lottie Blasting
Avon Street
Corrigin Wits
JUNOR
Barry Dash
Tinea Seeiell Mag Talien
Praeay
Powsen Maunden
Sadie Mason
I Monroe Tarris
Laura Harris
Clinton Thurston
Bk, &, Wook
Property transfers list on Woxland and Sheldon avenues
On Woxland avenue a property changed hands to B. W. Metts for 770 dollars with improvements on the east side of Sheldon avenue Brambleton Ward. Townsend sells to Rosaly a lot with improvements on Brambleton Ward Brambleton. The notice records transfers and prices for these parcels.
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C. Metts
B. W. Meads
Woxland Avenue
Rosaly
Sheldon Avenue
Brambleton Wand
Fire destroys Thres eimalthones and an oyster shop
A fire yesterday afternoon burned down thres eimalthones and an oyster shop on Fourshetrene between Nicholson and Bedp. Engine House No. 2 responded to the blaze.
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Nicholson
Elopements Stir Tampton Village to Baltimore
Two couples from Tampton wed in secret elopements yesterday prompting local stir. James Guy, a Newport News Shipyard worker, and Nettle Green daughter of editor Charles Green, and Jennie Darden daughter of Mar. ML Darden, with Ale. Dorsey Ward, a leading Hipton merchant, reportedly left for Baltimore to marry without parental consent.
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Fort Monroe
Tampton
Maltimore
James Guy
Newport News Shipyar
Nettle Green
Charles Green
National Soldier's
Dorsey Ward
Elle
Cripple Creek Fire Follows By Severe Cold Cure
From Cripple Creek after a big fire I suffered a severe cold that grew worse. After three small bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the cough and cold left me. In this high altitude a meritorious cough remedy is needed. G. GB. Henderson, editor Daily Advertiser. Also eyes burning or hurting headache relief with Dr. Weck. Clairvoyants promising prosperous outcomes from revelations. Professor Pasco at 60 Bank Street advertised as an acknowledged master.
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Cripple Creek
Chamberlain
Gough
G. GB. Henderson
Edior
Daily Advertiser
Pasco
Oldest Man in Georgia Dies at 108 in Cartersville
Willam Kilpatrick, aged 108, died today in Cartersville. A Confederate Army veteran who enlisted at 72, he fought through the war and was known as a brave soldier and estimable citizen. He lived in this county twenty years and was a farmer by trade.
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Atlanta
Willam Kilpatrek
Georgia
Cartersville
Kilpatrick
Reductions in Wires Announced by Keystone Bridge and Steel Firms
Pittsburgh March 10. Wires of varying reductions from 1 to 20 percent have been announced by the Keystone Bridge Rolling Mill and the Standard Manufacturing Company in Allegheny. The Standard Manufacturing Company resumed full operations yesterday after a brief illness of about a week.
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Pittsburgy
Keystone Bridge
See Dr Week About Your Eyes And Glasses
A notice urges readers to consult Dr Week for eye care and glasses with guaranteed prescriptions. It emphasizes professional guidance and the availability of prescribed eyewear. The item motivates readers to seek expert evaluation and authorized eyewear services.
Recital at Christ Church Opens Season With Local Musicians
The thirty fifth organ recital of the season will be at Christ Church tonight. Prof. Miller leads with Mrs. Pollard Rives, Miss Michel Neely, Miss Lucy Allee Jones, Miss Mary Thurston, and instrumentalists including M. B. Kruegele, L. Lochler. Programs feature Bach toccatas, Rheinberger works, Chopin, and a Marche Funebre.
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Sprendi
Anil Ierst
Christ Church
Miller
Pollard Rives
Michel Neely
Lucy Allee Jones
Mary Thurston
M. 2B
Kruegele
L. Lochler
Arts
Rheinberger
Joseph Rheinberger
Munich
Wirist-Sophi
Berridge
Rives
Arthur Berridge
Loondon
Chopin Lisat
Petersburg stockholders meet with new officers named
The Petersburg Railway Company held its stockholders meeting in Petersburg. Officers elected include President Edwin Cy White of New York, Vice President Lloye Nash of Westport Connecticut, Secretary Treasurer W T Meeken of Petersburg. Directors elected include Piamilton of Petersburg and W Hryidon Tennant of Richmond.
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Petersburg
Specinij
Anna
Petersburg Railway Company
Comnanny
Fotlowlie
Eewin Cy White
New York
Lloye Nash
Westport
Conn
W.T. Meeken
G. Piamilton
W. Hryidon Tennant
Richmond
Central State Hospital
Mrt
DeWitt Smith
Caroling Rilrand
Common Council
Smong
Smith
W. MM. Vinhlisten
W. Nf. Talley & Co
Wlr
Meekwalne
WH. Talley
County Court of
Princ George
Sherif Boisseau
Cockade Cycle Club
Sycamore Street
Gupte W. Cardon
Trev
le Twor Robbie
Synasorug
T. S. TL. Jones
Lian
Detersburg
No. Li
Deh Cork
Crewe
Tininela
Ana Eye
Oarhiss Wit
Democrats Off Ride Easten Day Providence March 10
The Democratic State Convention in Providence opened with George M. Green of Woonsocket as chairman. Nominations named Daniel T. Church for Governor I J Bartlett for Lieutenant Governor Miles McNamee for Secretary of State George T Grown for Attorney General and Edmund Walker for General Treasurer. The platform denounces the Republican Legislature for cowardice in blocking legislation and pledges action against monopolies and in favor of home rule and vigor, urging health and strength through fluorides. Examinations advertised by Dr Week and eye expert services noted as available.
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Providence
George M. Green
Woonsocket
Daniel T. Church
I. J. Bartlett
Miles McNamee
George T. Grown
Treasuer
Edmund Walker
Puritan Disabled Off Raleigh Coast in Severe Storm
The monitor Partion leaving Charleston met heavy weather to the coast and is now at Raleigh bay near Durant life saving station in a disabled condition. The cruiser Columbia has been ordered to assist. one engine failed on the Puritan and the other weak. After a slow voyage she reached Hatteras and is between life saving duty and rescue efforts. Captain Bartlett wired that one engine remains unreliable and a convoy may be needed to reach Tampton Roads. The Columbia, strained by gale, is to attempt a tow. Secretary Long ordered swift ships for relief and Columbia aims to reach by tomorrow morning.
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George W. Duval &Co
Dominion Guano Ge
United States
Partion
Charleston
Raleleh Bay
Durant
N. G
Columbia
Hatterashist
Bartlett
Genetie
Pampton Roads
Cantata Sands
Secretary Long
Wheat and Corn on Hand in State Estimates
The Agriculture Department based on three sets of correspondents estimates total corn on hand at 3.0 billion bushels, about 54 percent of the previous year’s crop, with 029.0 million bushels from farms remaining to be sold. Wheat held in farmers’ hands is described as a large share of the crop, with 51.7 percent sold outside the county and 27 percent shipped beyond county lines.
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Washington
Sis Peer
Sammers’ Hhamds
Medical Office Linguistic Jumble in Norfolk Notice
Offbeat fragment describes offices at rooms and street in Norfolk with garbled phrases about medicines and a medical practice. Mentions ear nose throat and related services with unclear directions and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matin Street
Norfolk
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Norfolk, Va
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P.O
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Virginia
W. J. Alder
Chattancorea, Tenn
Mro
Laurence Waring
Bank Street
Granby Street
Maasen
Cumberland Eiraet
Gillert
Duncan & Kelliga
Pifth Ave
B. PF. Adams
West
Duke Street
Yarmouth Street
Rohd
Ewbrue
Church Street
Norfolk Property
Appy
J. Irvin Biyner
Port Norfolk Land Company
Plasgerstown
Port Norfolk
J. Irvin Bitner
Plagerstown
Mad
Fell-Im
Main Street
Cichester
Attrovgists
Chihester Chemical Co
Philadelphia
Hoggard & Co
H. C
Anna Girring
Baltimore Street
Ben. Selig
Hudson & Bro
Hoanoke
Willoughby Avenue
W.D. Southall
Park Avenue
Brambleton
Joan
Tahiem
Wright's
Rhewmuntian
Corea
John Wedderhorn & Co
Wa Hington
D. c
N.V. Macferran
Join Weddergurn & CO
Sal i—Bleyele
Sadale
George C. Jenderson
Cnre
John Wedderburn & Vy
Washington, D. C
Tor
W. W. Long
John Wedderburn & Boss Patent Attorneys
Powell
John Wedderburn & Ace Patent
Gattorneys
J. E. Rupert
Tohn Weedderrurn &O
Washington, D
Tinos
Chicage
Mary A. Llawley
Joan Wnedderrurn
Amusemeaes
Khe
Cultihie
Wallace
Police Court Record
Properties Trean Fers
Wwe
Dr. Weck
William Wilpoatrick
Orbos
Allegretto
Gulmant
Gullmant
Mareh
Enere’ Symphony
Dtan-Shelley
The
Dpeaocrats
Esean DD
Flood
Dr. Week
Hunter
RYE
Wortonteta
Poanmilly and
Mwodbetand Me
Rot Roth Mtn
Wm. Lanahan & Son
Baltimore, Md
R. Worthy Smith
Eevioeae
AD Medea
Brard Dehdes Ee
Gig Coast Defense Monitor
Halleras
Rnleigh
Columbia Business College
L. LE May
Columa
Ghent Market
Lis Hoteta
Stuer Ghent Bridge
C. Worrall
Lerebey
John Sherwood & CO
Gelveston, Tex
March-Sth
Durden
Dr. IL
TB. Wirey
Dene
Yours Truly
L. B. Firey, M. D
Roanoke Avenue
Maettoy
Charlotte ST
JF. Sarg & Son
John W W. Burrow
Anmidat
Grinby St
Nouyoln
Irwin
Water” St
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