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TOWN TALK!
V V '
the sensational reduction* In the price of beautiful furni
ture. Drugget*. Italian Marble. Bras*ware. BrIc-a-Brac and
Imported Vase*, etc., at •
JURGENS’
Frervthing Reduced M, 75, -id l-.» and 50 percent. No dis
count less than 70 per cent, and following our usual custom,
on purchases made from now on we’ll allow you to pay thd
bill February 5th. 1011, and save all cash discount*/
Don't Miss
Jurgens' Sensational
Discount
Furniture and Carpet
Sale
CHAS G JURGENS’ SON
RIGHT IN TUT. CENTER OF THE FURNITURE DISTRICT.
ADAMS & BROAD
f
IS FINED 1 CENT j
mmi J1
TIM s M'UI VI I I> roll
SHOOTING rmimiKK-IN-I vu
L \ST si 1-11 MHI 15
For filling his Pr aher-in-laWs leg,
full of final) si: ’t I. A .l.-okaon " l”
|| Thiir?(Ia\ sf-r' »o jail ry the hir; in
f the hustlugt* court mol i.n. «l on, rent
f This fine v -is, of emir#.:. m< r- i.v mum- 1
ml. Ini «•«* Impose,| - . that the
oo»1s might he throe n upon tno ne- j
fondant The shooting took phi • last
September.
Attorney Gilbert 1.. .In, ksnn's
counsel, showed to the «attsfn> tn.n >.r 1
the juri that his client v. as drunk ;
end utterly irr, xpnneiM, at the tint.
of the shooting mil sn.. 1 In pr-*
eurlng tile lenient urdle?
SWANSON WILL TALK
TO COMMERCIAL MEN
nil.l. VIUIHI'SS KOANohl (OtN
<11 ON OK \SIOV III ITS
n N I II \\M\ I 11" \ltt
I
K (Special tn Tl» I'.'ii hri .uit Yiriv.an, ) ;
g KOAXOK1 V.t I'm |i. a.ator .
if- Swanson has ■ *•:<■■! an invii.timn t.n
p dellvw ail addr- s Inn- (,. Uv Koa
$ jttoke h'otucil, N>. i'.'t, ! u i < • <l i '.,n,.
mercial Tra « I* !:- ..n (In . a.-' .n .
5 fh" r. Iilir.il i' ■ ri Its tenth annh'ir
“an T»<•.«-f»i’ - \,icr. »;. » will
if, lino he inatli !>• , ri pro nUitivc i.f
the Chtirnl i i m I'omnier the J.. 11
jf. berth iin.l M<Mitita*'tiir*-r** \ssial, >n.
$ ami T. J l'li< in- j.■■■•; Brand * .nin
e ellor.
£ linamdi' s in'-' lurid a.--- Miriil is
s 8.* follows W ind , f 1 ,■* J, i • .r
; *-d, fa i j ; i..ia • 11 . n* vi
fi: lm an !n. r. i-- id' ? i 7 .'> (>.“ r n * l
It per rent Tin 11n111 ■ : ..ti . r * tin s
» of the State nr.
SV/ ' Tin** Yi-ar. P. (inm.
;■ Richmond . '.Min _■* I
if Norfolk ; •*•;«,. •:,*( jt ;
Rortamnuth s.7 s 7,7o a
ft l.yndibur*-.I*:, ial..’ ■ s :. ■
K J»«nvil|.- .7 "’•.Til 17.«
R Brlatid .... 7 0
I “NEWSY” INHERITS
MONEY AND HOUSES
i NEW yiiltK. !*.•■• 1.; —Tb.-r. ' •>
T new fail j r. sidinr <>\ r the «d< -
| n*»i stand nt Tv * nty-nlntli Mi. t
j; Ittlid Sixth an nm t ■ • -11.1 ■ Jos.-ph
gj (Dutch! t'aiuinr i»d t*. tin-pen w
“jKipots” and ' . *■ x11. • • “" at this sc,-id
l |»ut what'» the ns* oi n fellow worth
I fjfl.tmu and tin landlord of four
*' houses hesidet . lint; thlms.s a'
|f cent a filiH’i That'- what ' I'm. >
K" in worth no, thro bIi tin d'-nth
S " l»i<* father, William c..n h r. a huild
I inp i ontrw ti.r Hr is* |.**ri. ' .
R. "0:1(1 h" ha* |Ton. d (<• . or:,., ha - 1, '
| aoon and (the hia • r. i -ierlotn • ronh >*
"irUiw-nut.”
West Point
>{:» ; .! t The' Richmond Virginian )
WEST POJ>T, V.\„ I»» > . jk Mrs.
Mr.rth - S*:irT', «»f \V» st Point. ha« In
lit ronsarxa ?■ six P’-j.<-n a
uun!l tr< - a\»raging in weight r •
'Oiiti-1 *;i'h ; * ? ?«I measuring; 1A I. H
mMa-s. Sh‘ i!'■>.> ha? an orange tr» -
iviUi t.'TP -four or-angx s ratlu r small,
rut •.il right m i; *t< The*.- %■•:.
iar g* h nions «}i. :ui"" ami ns* m • \*'ry
><ar ..mi finds them perfect in ta*l* .
Mr. M<I>‘ :gal. mail agent oil tT
Tanning train between E* i -• and Kh h
mfiid yt'Htrr.'Iny r» <. iv<-d. .,nn . ft» r
lun-jin for Richmond. a telegram an
muncing the death f Ids* mother in
\ ■. ♦ • r
John E Thomas, an ok? West
Pointer, aged tin. m-d trt Hii-tmimii] .•*
t*w v j»y •> !!■ hn relative* In
W-' p. nit
Mrs Sarah Hail, w hr. live,! a gr < a
■ n y*-r>r« in West !'"in?. has n-v»'nt 1 v
<ii* <| at Williamsburg.
'!’!;<• Thimble <*!nh \\ - r Merf;, *?,*
this " k v«rv hand. nrs* )y !»v Mrs.
la lam! 'I r« at
3 a.tur other thir.jra p! .nn*al fm
‘ ’hri -r0,1* ' k is .1 hail at tm- Tmiu
I i ! t U • t ' t
• ’ . , • 11*14 >••• ■ • *1 chut *
a n'hrt pl< :iuint r* union of i r n i;«i• a!
1
.X II.'-, . 1 J * I * ' •«!!!- • , ■ ■ • : * ^ .1 •' >
t - ha v j*it«*t in X* t‘- port N« *? :•< a;al i*
S > , V *T i t * i M!> Artis r
Vn i X,i• a , tr«»m < .Intn * v ’»•> i~. taking
< .t, Th,- h*.i,s( m IT
IP . U\ «\ .. • . r> f> . IM> tor -
t; *: r- *vi A • * 11 ■ i i ■ « pt • - ; t <
?: hn .mi, tin I -- o of M» f
11 - I;. r\ mi, V, ■ sm .-a o. . .
Moliehtfu: V i - i» to M ' Mr- \\ il
li.inj P III 'i - at Wiilv V.». Mr -
.la iik' ■ v.. with him.
Ms’-. «*ln< i !<• • \ bran■•*n and < •». i
lit*-!; iron I '.alti tm a * . nr* h*-r« n, ■;>•
tlu‘ vith M. ami .vl?- 1M
>1< rvitr.
I .a : t • : *i t{a.a- >t h -f t nrk' ' .ip to*
Pw. t hr* * m h by .-v.jv I.-at t*> Pall. . n
ami ■ ’• t l • "• * ml hl«h J '
i»\ Ml* : >)* . I' );> r* I * pt ■' ■ -1
: it I” ml «1: ■ bllitit ‘*t(bt : a M<| t'1'
* \p?a->- .urn at :•» i P mi*
* P ! K - I-I I a ■ .It a-. . V* ! '■ 'll'
Mis;, Mull, i ' w ft. •**' I Pi Hi ’■ *!"<-. V. il
b< i h* J!!" M ■ -t M i«v Mao * nr , 1.: t i
fi: t« r ‘ 'lit i t r-■
M sk . S<ij, a, < , «»t \\’■ iii i ii.: I»»ti
1 * * ' . turraai \ Ml .\l >ll»t i.'lt
l .*■ v. i s. who has a ‘if - a a vi-it to h t
. .* Than! * i v -fit. ami u ill pay ooib
til . vt*-ralod \ Itfit 1" Up- Vi is* la o is
ill- , i, . i!v PulJi r h. wm- t » \ i i
Iranis l! ITPnrm, hat will roturn to
Print ;*> Jkt tm st for ih* b -a.lii .
Mi- linth Mar-tnu. ot MiTi!* <
■ if,' ./ < * h ; S ii.-l-'arf's . - m-t !*t Sla
la1' r v» iy iii with pi" >4, i-nh
Hi i»io\<> I>< i4«I l.ainpw.
« ns n: - <? i- .. .t outt'iiman Minin
t a. ; tht aimiitt**.- 'I'hur? <la *. n:«lr
« r.i • . i s • ro t- ti*i :: i K Mow ).
tri* n»k o- j-aitM! nt, p. r.-movo all
Hii't . . p-.-s n.mp past-, ; n,m i;
* T'n* miifih i|.al ii^htltiK plan.
!t '‘.a- ?h«* ■ i will sh -riiv fi rntsh ..
tin- I’tht »r I ’■ r" a < l troi-t In tv-. ■ ’
Tv- . Uth an . .l* fJ*r». a - • r* » t>•. r.ml tin
a inn p« stv ar- * **ti * < • ttTly in* lontr* I
IP 1 * ->-af ■
r
DECLARES POLES
ARE OmCEFUL
/
( imiiH-w i.VNtit. «>i n.ii'iiti
i I I \ (HMMIITI I , SUS III
u > ivr i’ \i coM i; \rnnts.
V
\ Inn* as h. r. trains «halrmaii
• ! ili.- . ■ im*il <• >minitt. . on «>iv frt
(:i tin cotitraeti-rs n h>> ban- raoent
. i. it* 11ji . i....K«.1 ami uiv nthtis |n. t-R
hriin*h -nt lh. illy for the muntel
joil . k itlhp i M. In "ill k*’ without
i iv ir in - -i - i or r> ion . the poi. , with
Vetter mil - is thi ilevlai ration «.f
v iioiilnian John J. I.'inn. who •
aiumned a i-rus ! ti- against woutn-u |
poll.« i cfor. ili-- sifiit rotnmHt..-- .
; i hi.i •■-m' nmht.
,\ir. l.yn- h ass- rt.’il that the an-j
- V >n ' i t. • mi v in- h I lo- . ity
Is . tpocteil to hang l!\ wit--* »r. a
nl»«rai. i-i tlv- tii> In addition to.
' ih« :r ft i niv ojtt .-I lh j art cxtiMme
tn*lie rot.-. Iv pointed "lit. -is tin"';
ir. mum* all tin- linn a ml nr - lia
l.ii- lo In. , oiii-liH' t Tossed wires and
; possiV!-, ti is.i,at roils fir. s
As a i t suit ..| tin- I’llllll'iot- 111"
i onunitt. • approved n resolution in-1
strutting tlv t il; attorn ■ to pi opart*
nti f.r.iiii.iin <• r.‘lUirirtK every on<
■ nil.a- "in n n |" n . ailhln tin Ity
lln-.i to r- : n - it." in " -th iron in.li-s
"hint or tiny ar>- r.-rnovtd for r. a
son t-f ti.. a >. Th - 'it' engineer was
hiso ttistrin t■ -tl i-i ruin, r uith t'on
sditin# Kti*uv r Trail - m ami to per
mit tin- liv.ial iatlon t-i no wooden
polea "lilt'll ar.- not t.| the propel
material and appt aiaiv t.
As soon as the ne" tiiiinii Ipal plant
:• no in operation all tin- vir^tnia
;
I
i
i
i
J
t . 'htf Which city WII .'H haw Im <11 i
strung will l.(( reniowd from the
; tr ■ t •rii. i 1 tos* have a.reud\ 1
j n»*n replaced b\ in v inuu". lit .Mr
! i.Mioh t*i iiirt-H that tn<-se n * a >*i. n - " ,
of inferior <;i:uilty . *:. • I that he;
v iil no; pay 4<n« vent for tin in.
Won't s»{,n.
I uii'ii retain! t hat in* \ n?jr hers ra*
i noire my signal a in." he aaid, "ami
1 ".ant ; > ;-t . that i won’t si mi th*in
iiii tin ■ •ntra.Mor- put tip
1 “■ i 'I h • ■•-Mm# i*n v <-an take their j
. ih* T ran g i\ »• tin < itv decent
1 #«»U js *r go without their mom y.”
1 -lo hb ra hie Other business, largo- i
1 roiiii/a nature, was pa-: • d njmn
h' i ommitti • . thaugu .« rai ot J
th“ mattt r.M attended to wan of Irn
porta ii 1 ami pu an- *i»t♦ i •= - *
\ lettei wus t< edvod front th< man- .
agi r "t tie I’tell T b pm*he * "iiii .iny i
1 - • , i * 'tin.- that lie be allowed t" Mir
. !• aoer tin irain nisi umi* r wtnrhl
his eotnpa.Jiy ha. op* rated in V»un- ;
■ ii- -ter ai.d that the < - inpany he an-'
thonzed to maintain it- huidinss **n
both siih•« ‘ t lb* ri *-r under the I
* hail* r gr.iiifed i % tie Hu hmond :
eoum 11. This n as re;* t red t«. tin- city
! attorn* ;• .
\n * pinion was r< riv.d from t'ol. *
Pollard to the * d* et that the city j
* • •», * i not rumpi 1 tin* I'hesupeake and!
« due railway t * « niai ' its e.'hurchi
i htl tunnel. The att ri • :gg. -t*-d. ’
* h *ar \ ef, that the <*iI > and road joint - *
I’. pa > the eXpellMS oj tie extension,
umi df-* lured that le* h* j 1« «>d the j
. *a * | W *mi(i then * uiy out the plans;
ogg >t*d hy tin* • it; engineer. This
‘U* r and *-1 igr< mu.-n wen* r< i* rr* ) to j
ti» department of engineer in#.
: 1 i*e urn i -ion <‘t J*r» siuent N- rthrop, ;
<•1 lh« street car ■ ompany, u h»> him
• * n asked t<> grant a ,>-c» nt rare to (
i if;, all Park, was th* n nad. Mr. j
N a nrop »j« i 'nr* d that th# eompany
•" d led do a ti < ormnittee lino
\
b
v
i
;
r« <}'■ • tin- • j>- inr< mp" *»11<i '
* ai »n!<d he-tv. •■♦'!» «*n« ami t’.vo
mb • : *>»ni d- i»i a*-jit Urn it.s.
i \ ran u \\i m \r»i.
um W ? * \ IC K k» 1 IM.K
| \\ 11 bin a O' ' h
bad appro' . d t );f
' t »*■ j ■ it n.n «»i' k* *
M'i .i?tc*r th»,* mayor
orUiiiain-r t n atin<
• r •»’ J-» ;. ;>h t -r> an
i * • f - h i«n,.iuiv ?«•» 1 nk aUixcMl
i ’Th nr-da aftt-rri'xip. th< rosind
• on yi on nd.s and 1.biding
Mm I * T» th • :!.V lllll af»d i'|f(tn| Mr,
! ;• trl k \. fan . <d ward, to
tin.- i> i Tin will i>»- «:<00 a
■ ar. and will kryin » • > • i »i ,* r !. fall,
k- mi tu* n. ai!i"!!K fh*-rn
Ktajdif r Tra.«-r I ‘anhd. <.f th- • Hy
• ,'in«*f if K d' j*artnn ut. w«r< < atuii
»ii !• r tin fda< • « Mily t \ n nann*.
v*r< |*I,um .1 in [v»min.tti>>i), h'-vrvnr,
tn at <*f in-' -u- < •s.wf.ni < ndidatn and
t! it «»; Mr John T. ‘i-xldin. tin* bit
t*-r i < t “i- inn iom >2 tin rh-von votes
< nM.
Anofh<-r nn-«tm>f - f tin- <'nmmitteft
' i!i l « i - Id Th'ir>d:»v :tl t erin >*>n wh**n
tin- pa mil.- will > >«• « In k« d nv*r and;
nrd* r> d : lid Th m«*etinK b. • •ailed
* *r11r than it* r -pular date t«. ylvi
tin* m<‘M * trip! ., «j by tin* < if. yp<nd
i ay nn»nt-\ s >r • iii'i :ttna -
ARCHIE A LEWIS RESIGNS AS
DEPUTE REVENUE COLLECTOR
• Sp'-oal to ri ••• Hm irybdali. ) j
11 ai;i:is« ».\m im. \ \ . i». • 1*;.
Ar • hi* A. law is ban r^iuiii d inn ,
I i - i • S fi**JiUt\ ititnn.M I I < Vi . roily* *
• a for tin S<v» lit il din ri* t to tarn*
'?'] * • ’ J. n j.,iv i. Hi ■ ” ill
> i - * -d b> !. I* Siur.fii* IK. nf Mdni;.
d Ai r f • W W * - is k > . ' . -rpf a
i> *= • t i -n -a Mis tin- S . 11, * r i i Ikll TH* -
1 la n.- i a:,j..( • ■ jt, A t !.n la. fa.
$247.50
Instead of
$450
’$247.50
Instead of
$450
You Can’t Afford to Miss This Great Event
Chance to get two for one. Prices and terms that make piano buying now a
positive duty! We have just completed arrangements with
The Ludlow Piano Co. of New York, whereby we offer
their $450 Cabinet Grand for
o50
We Had Intended Keeping Silent a^out
this great offer for a few days yet—until
other dealer* had had their say—until
they had all sprung their “sensations."
Bat the Magnitude of Our Preparations
—the purchase of ONK II rNDHHI)
1’ianos, which would usually retail for
tM:’>,000.0(», and the large amount of rash
that changed hands as a result, set trade
tongues a-wagging. and information ns to
this great purchase and great sale that
would result began to leak out.
So the Cat Is Out. Think this over.
Consider the source it comes from. Then ,
compare it with other “sensations' re- i
eently announced, and sec if you don t |
think they were false alarms.
“Divide With the Buyer the saving we '
effect by our superior method of pur
chasing and selling." That is the k<y
cote to all Crafts operations—the ex
planation of our policy of small profits
per u i* on quantities of pianos. No
other retailer is satistied with so small a
margin. Most of them do not know
within many dollar* what it costs to make
a piano and they set a wido margin io ;
cover
There Is Certain to Be a Shortage. Bet
ter come early and make your selection.
There are but ONE HUNDRED LI D
LOW TIANOS offered in this Christmas
Club. The price is so low that we are
sure many, orders will not he filled. At
tend to this matte- at once. Every piano
in this sale is fully guaranteed. Your
money back if not as represented. Mail
orders filled. Mr. Crafts will make per
sonal selection for those who order by
mail. We prepay all freights and pay
for the hauling.
Old Instruments Taken in Exchange.
!i’ you have an old piano or organ that
you wish to exchange, we. of course, are
ready to allow you what the instrument
is worth. It may be your old square
piano is a Ludlow, if so, we will allow
you a special allowance.
There are five beautiful styles to select
from; mahogany, walnut and oak eases;
handsome stool and silk scarf included.
FREE DELIVERY
TERMS NOTHING DOWN
AND $1.50 PER WEEK
There are only one hundred LUDLOW
pr.-VNOS in this sale. Be sure to com*
at ouce ami select the piano that best
pleases yon. NS r will deliver it when you
say—Xmas Eve, if you prefer.
But by all means come at once and ae
lert the piano. When the club ia filled
we shall withdraw this offer without no
$2 for $1
Should you desire to pay any cash
when joining this Craft* Christinas Club
we will give you a receipt for two dol
lars for every dollar you pay up to $30.
EXAMPLES:
If you pay $1 you secure a receipt for
$2.
If vou pay $5 you secure a receipt for
$10. '
If you pay $10 you secure a receipt for
$20.
If Ton pav $lo yon secure a receipt for
$30. ‘
If you pay $20 you secure a receipt for
$40. '
If you pay $23 you secure a receipt for
$30.
If yon pay $30 you secure a receipt for
$60.
ADDRESS
y
Fifth and Grace Streets Richmond, Virginia
STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9:30
“It's Better to Deal With Crajts Than to Wish You Had”
M VOID THE
VmSTMASRUSH
1 Jgff4
Gift Buying a Pleasure
Choosing the holiday thing?, in jewelry, watches, diamonds, silverware <md cut
glass i> a positive pleasure here now.
With stocks complete, varieties satisfying, and salesmen at your service, vou will
buy to great advantage.
But do not deJay—the rush is ahead- terrible and disconcerting.
Solid Silver Teaspoons, regular $6.00 value, per set, $5.00.
The Handsomest and Heaviest Solid Silver Tea Sets, regular price $175.00.
at $150.00.
Quadruple Plated Silver Tea Sets at from $15 to $65.
See our Three-Piece Sets at $8.50 to $15.
Sugar Dishes and Cream Pitchers at from $5 to $10.
Cut Glass of every design and at very modest prices.
J. 1. Allen & Company,
Bear the Place in Mind, 14th and Main St».
\ CAREFUL ATTENTION TO OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS.
STEEL PENSIONS
BEGIN IN NEW YEAR
r.MTKI* STATES « OUPOKATION
j To MARK DISTKIliniON I'MOAI
ivtomk or $ij,iK)o,ooo
1 IM).
| NEW YORK. 1 *••<’. lit Pensions
to employes after louts and faithful
jr-ervlcc nil! It pakl by the t'nited
i States Steel Corporation beginning
i January 1 m et, 1 >< mils of the plan.
f«-r which the income of u fund of
$12,000,000 is available, were made
public at tin nftlrn of Judge Elbert
; II. Gary, chairman of the corpora
tion, yortt relay.
Andrew Carnegie established the
; "Carnegie Relief Fund" of $4,000,000
| on March 12, 1901. and to tills sum
I the corporation has added *9,000.ooo,
! ami appointed twelve trustees to sn
: perrise the distribution of the pen
sions. J. It. Erskino.'of Pittsburg, acts
as manager of the pension fund.
Three class.-s of pensions are pro*
iVUied— m union* by compulsory ro
j tirement, granted to employes who
: have been twenty years in thn service
wind have reached the age of seventy
yearn for men and sixty years for
women; pensions by retirement at ro
iiuest, granted to employes who have ,
been twenty years In the service and
1 have reached the ago of sixty years
I for men nnd fifty years for women. \
’and pensions for permanent lnenpa
! city, granted to employ.-* who have
i been twenty y.*rs In the service and
1 have become totally Incapacitated
I through no fault of their own.
The pensions are to be paid month- i
' ty and will vary from 112 to II00 a
month..
SOCIAL AND BUSINESS
ACTIVITIES AT SOUTH BOSTON 1
I
(S '<-<•!■ ' tn Tli Richmond Virginian.) j
CHASES CITV. VA.. Dec. 16.— Mr. I
iit.U Mrs Frn k Smith 1mm Michigan, j
have purchased the old Sandy Smith j
piuee, i'mil two mill s west of Chanel I
City. They have had It hando mely ] 1
Improved and expect to move into It 1 1
next weik. I
Mrs. Samuel Morton, of South llns- *
ton. is visiting her si.t.r. Mrs. Kd- '
mantis, on sycamore street. J »
Mrs. J. IV. Goode and two children <
have returned fro u a visit to Mrs. :
Owen Kuslty, in South Boston. I 1
Mrs. Thomas l). Jt ffress, who has J
lietn visiting in Richmond, has return
ed i . her home here.
Mr. Whit Hayes, of Newport News.
Is on a visit t< his parents here.
Mr. 1’ N. Strudwiek, of Greensboro,
was here this week.
Mr. C Al. Boswell is v isiting in Rich
mond.
Mr. Hunti r Gregory, of Richmond, is j
on a visit to his mother.
Mrs. Burton and daughter. Miss Irene J
Burvv< 11, are visiting at the home of
Hr. Harwell. on Main street. Mrs. ,
Barton and Miss Harwell will return to
their home in Lancaster, Pa„ Mon
day. .!
l.OVUtNOU MANN HEADS
va. red cross hoard
Governor Mann has been elected
p-mldent of the newly organised Slate
board of the American Red (Toss So
ciety. Other members of the hoard !
are: Thomas B. M' Adam*, of Rich- I
mond; George E. Caakle, of Lynch- I
borg; Samuel Cohen, of Richmond: '
Rev. T. P. Epwt. of Blackatone; Rev.
S C. Hatcher, of Richmond; J. W.
Hough, of Norfolk; Robert M. Hughes, j
o< Norfolk, and J. Hog* Tyler, of j
Bust Radford. i
Mr. McAdams has bean appointed '
treasurer of the hoard »nd all relief
ntributionc should be (ormrM te
im.
rHREE BOVS BITTEN IN
BEDFORD BY MAO DOQ
LYNCHBURG. VA-, Dec. It.—The
leople of the Forest Depot — ctlow of
Jedford county are much exercised
ver the mad-dog situation, hydropho
ne being epidemic. Recently three
>oys have been bitten by a dog bells v
d to have been mad. and a general
ppcal hue been made for the mussltng
>r confinement of all dogs. More than
score of dogs have been killed re
ently In the neighborhood at Forest
>ep on
Gold Glasses
bought as
Xmas Gifts
changed to suit wearer at
No Extra
Charge
G.£Z/Za&pUa£Ck
Opticians of ths best sort.
311 East Brood Street

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