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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

Camel's Hair Worstcd Serge inch
81 is the price. Firm, still elastic. makes
good suit or skirt; medium and Oxford gray,
tan and brown. Special removal price, 65c.
Broadcloih-A fine faced cloth, clean
pure coiorines and all the desirable ones.
his Is one Of our strong points. Over 20
shades, greens, browns, garnet, grays, blues,
reds, tans, casters. 52-inch. SIPS.
Golf Plaid Backs-A popular cloth for
skirts and Capes. In browns, navy, tan,
gray and black, in large variety Of Tartan
olaid backs; full 54inch, and Our prices are
under the market. S3.25 to S3.95.
Venetian -52inch. Fine twill, clean
face, in the colors for the season. An effort
on our Part enables Us to give you the best
$1.25 one at 81.
CSC French Plaids, silk and wool, in very
desirable combinations for waists and child
rcn's dresses. Removal sale price. Use,
Henrettas, in medium and evening
shades, pearl grays, pinks, old rose, nile,
blues, red, rcseda, yellow, lavenders, cardi-
nails and cream. Extra good valucs at So
20 75c.
Fancy Flannels- weather means
a strong movement in this line. We have
nice collection in stripes, new French plaids
and dots, and lots of eolorings. %, Is and
2Sr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

moneys all right, and they will proba-
bly, DO we'll in the Old North State.
aas.*<
One of the best known racers in Vir-
ginia is the bay mare Lamp Girl. an
Eastern Shore product by Walter Nor
rill, dam BERTHE, by Signet, bred by
VIM. c. West, of Onancock. At Read
vile. Mass, on September 25th, she got
n mark of 2:l0A and succeeded Miss
Nelson, 2:l1A, as the fastest of Vr-
ginia bred trotters. y few days ago,
at Lexington, Ky, she again reduced
her record when she won the first and
second heats of the PIP class. trotting.
in 200 and 2:10h. then lost the race TO
the brown mare Georgeanna, by Mes
senger Wilkes, who finished first in
the third. fourth and fifth heats in
2:0sE, 2;l0ia and 2:li. Lamp Girls po-
sition being =. >, 10. At both Lexington
and Readvillc she won two heats. and
then lost the race. which seems TO in
dicate that she lacks the staying quail
tiles essential in great and consist
ent racer.
OF Miss Nelson it is said that.
though erratic and Eighty at times.
she is stout-hearted and game to the
degree that if she manages to win a
neat, the race IS usually hers, even in
the best of company. Although Lamp
Girl failed to win either race, her per-
formances are notable. as they give
her the honor of being the first Vir-
ginia- bred trotter to enter the 2:10
class. Miss Nelson. who loses the
crown to Lamp Girl is the daughter
OF Norfolk and Miss Lassiter. and was
bred by Mr.. Preston Belvin. of Rich
mond. Va.
Mr. ". c. McMackin. manager of the
speed department of the North Caro-
lima State Agricultural Society at
Raleigh states that the outlook for
the coming fair and races there on De-
toher ed to 2Tth. inclusive, is good
and the attendance promises to be
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

very large. over $500 will be offered
in purses FOR harness horses and run
nerS. those for the former ranging
from $3.50 10 $500 each, while those for
the runners are from 500 to $3.50 each
The race program as originally pub
iished will be run off with the eXcep-
ton OF the 2:lS class trotting and
pacing. which has been changed TO a
class for 2:iS PAGERS and 2:15 trotters.
Entries to the Raleigh races closed on
Monday, October 18th, at IL p. IN.
*..ss.st
Following the fair of the North Caro-
lima Agricultural Society, at Raleigh.
will come October 30th to NoyemheI.
81. the Piedmont Park Company's fair
and races at Winston, n. G. These
promise 10 be Of unusual interest MS
with them viii he combined a horse
show, Semi-centennial. street fair
splendid parades. and firemen's tour
nament. The race program has been
revised and the purses enlarged. while
an additional sum of money has heen
reserved for specials. Secretary Webb
will doubtless secure the majority OF
the attractions of special interest at
the fair of the North Carolina Arri-
cultural Society to be seen there. Win
ston Is fourth in line of the North
Carolina fall circuit of fairs and race
meetings and the revised speed pro-
gram follows:
Tuesday, October 30. 1901. 2:5O
class trot and pace, purse $3.50; 9. 2:95
class trOtting, $500; 3. running a mile
e in 81. So
Wednesday, October 81. 1900. 300
class trot and pace, purse $3.50; s. els
class trotting. $3.50; 6, running e in 81,
mile heats. SO.
Thursday, November 1. 1907. 2:so
class trotting, purse $3.50: s. free-for-
mile g in 81 SIS.
Friday. November O. 1ec0-Horse
Show Day-10. gentlemen's amateur
race, owners only to drive. Inc buggy;
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

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The local horse sales here for the past
Week have been large, much larger
than usual, but prices were inclined to
be low. Most of those sold went to
North Carolina for farm purposes
Buyers in this market are favored by
very reasonable prices as compared
with horse markets in the West. Ad-
vices received here yesterday and Fri
day are to the effect that the prices in
the West are high and firm with an
upward tendency. The supply for the
Norfolk market, however, at present
ruling prices for some time yet is as
sured. Later prices here Will probably
advance In sympathy with the Western
markets. There are many good animals
now on the way TO Norfolk for the de-
mands OF the coming week.
There are plenty OF mules on hand
here. and the demand is steady at
fair prices.
Mr. w. NJ. Hannah. of Norfolk. has
purchased of Smyth Bros. of the
Southern Horse Bazaar, at Richmond.
Va, the fast and shapely bay geiding
Lord Harcourt, by Greystone, dam
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

By Silas Smith. he has won the ma
lority OF the races in which lie mas
started, and never been behind the
money since he started out, at the be-
SlnninS OF the season. Bird Eye was
pred by 10. +. Scales. Byrdville Va,
ana sold as yearling at public auction
IN Raleigh, n. c., for the insignificant
sum OF $50 He was purchased by Wal
yer Fuller, from whom he passed 10
George u. Bennett, and the latter sold
MN TO Mr.. Smith as Il 3-year- old. for
whcm the sold son of Prince Belmont
trotted TO record of 2:e9:i that season,
reduced 1t to 2:1SM at four. and Clipped
Tour seconds from that during the early
part OF the present season. Bird Eye
goes into the stable of w. p. Biggs, at
baltimore. who will prepare him for
the Grand Circuit in 1901"
*s 81
The handsome brown stallion Bur-
ssar, 2lTA, by Stranger. out OF Brooch.
by Jay Could, owned and campaigned
LOT several years past by S. G. James,
GAINESVILLE, Va. is represented by a
couple of newcomers to the list OF
standard speed this season. They are
the bay gelding Gold Bur- go and the
gray colt Bursary. 2.26Si, whose dam
was the gray mare Blanche f.. 2.33. by
walker Morrill,. Bursary was bred by
the late Captain Orris A. Browne, Cape
Charles, Va. who owned Bursar in
conjunction with Mr.. James.
ss.s'.+s
Colonel Robert Hcugh. secretary has
issued very attractive program OF
the Autumn meeting of the Maryland
Steeplechase Association, to be held &c
the famous old Pimlico race course,
Baltimore, on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, October $lst, November 1Ht
and Sd. The meeting viii be conducts
ed under the rules of the National
Steeplechase and Hunt Association.
with f. ii. Nj. BircEheati, :. s, How
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

Mems Pure Silk Fleece Lined Shirts and
Drawers S9c apiece.
Mems Fine Notified Fleece Shirts and
Drawers, our regular dollar number, 75e
apiece.
You can buy plenty of Wool Fleece Shirts
and Drawers al SOC, but be particularly
Careful and see that they have been made
on the latest improved Gessncr machines,
and are made on these machines. Price,
Soc.
Mems National Gray Pure Wool Shirts
and Drawers. $3.50 grade; price, 81. In
large sizes only, 40 10 so.
Ladies' Fine Jersey Ribbed Pants, good
40i grade. Price, )8c apiece, or 3 for SOC.
You get three garments for nearly the reeu-
lar price OF one. Whyf Because they are
pants only - better look this lot nc ON
special counter in front of umbrella stand.
Ladies' Half Wool Ribbcd Vests and
Pants, SOC apiece.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

One bale heavy Brown Cotton, foil So
inch, &C value we will say. to be under
the mark-our special price, SIC.
One lot 3o-inch Brown Cotton, not a
heavy weight, bot useful for Innings and
many purposes. We give you it at mill
price. 4a4c.
One case fine quality o. Blcachcd Cotton,
now SC.
One case Of extra quality Blcached Cot
ton, IS inches wide, well-known Sc Cot
ton, without labels on the prices gives YOU
the chance to geti at 7e.
One lot of Sheet lengths. ~ yards of
25c quality wide Brown Shsetng. Pays
ycu we'll Tor hemming, at ice per yard.
1914 Bleached Shcetins-thc 25c kind
We still sell it at I9c.
Good j5c quality Pillow Cases, cheap
enough at that, cheaper at ItEc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

One lot of good Sc Seersuckcr Ginghams
checks and stripes-rare value at Sc.
One lot of Toe Dark Dress Percalcs
navys, blacks, etc, &c.
One lot of Dark Outings, worth 7e regular
ly-on..sale here at Sc.
One lot of Red and Black Flanneleues-
the popular things 6Hc.
One case of Cinderella and Daisy Cloths.
Pinks, blues and Cream; ALWAYS sold at
I2Hc-an exceptional bargain at SIC.
A large assortment of )215c Medium and
Dark Flannelettes, including reds, navys
and blacks. in dots, stripes, persian and
Oriental designs Zoe.
French Flannels-I21ac-they are cotton
but that don't show when they are made
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
Gilt Belts.

I he largest showing of this
kind will be found at jewellery
Counter. right inside the door.
Gilt I'insel Belts, all sizes, 25c.
Black Velvet Belts, gilt edges and gilt
buckles, 25c.
Black Velvet Belts, gilt edges, gilt buckles
and wide back, 39c.
Black Velvet Belts, gilt edges and SHAPED
to lit the form, Soc.
Black Velvet Belts, with gilt center in
visible buckles, SOC.
Black Velvet Belts. gilt center and gilt
jeweled buckles at SO, 75c and 81.
Black Patent Leather Belts, gilt center
and invisible buckiss, Soc.
Narrow Silk Velvet Belts, with gilt SER
center invisible buckles 69c.
Wide Back Silk Velvet Belts, with gilt
center, 75c.
Gold Iinssl Belts, soc.
Spiral Jeweled Hat Pins, Sc.
Gold Wire Bangle Rings, t0c;3 for 25c.
Shell, Amber ana Jewelcd Hair Barrstts,
5, 10 and Sc.
We are closing handsome assortment of
25e Side Combs at J9c pair.
We are closing handsome assortment Of
80 aud SOC Side Combs at Dec Fair.
Pompadour Combs, 10, IS, -, Is and
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

Ladies' "a Wool Ribbed Vests and
Pants. 50c apiece.
Ladies' 3D. Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants,
silk trimmed Vests, SIC apiece.
Chla's Jersey Ribbcd Sleeping Garmcnts,
25c apiece.
Childrens ard Misses Union Suits at
IS, 50, IS, o9c and 81 apiece.
Ladies Union Suits at so, 75c, 81, 81. so,
SIS, 81 and 50, also blacks at $50 and
So apiece.
Misses BIeached Jersey Fleece Lined
Wrappers. Price, j9e apiece. All sizes.
We carry 4 very strong line of Iufants'
Wool Wrappers; all weights and sizes. In
both long and short sleeves.
Ladies' Black Cotton Equestrian Tights,
SOC; also Wool at ST..
Appleton Jersey Corset Covers, long
sleeves, IS, SO and 75c, also short sleeve at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

8Ix90 Bleachej Sheets = 62J5c is tn,
valuc-the best you ever Bought at our
Price
-. Ono LOT Of &c Brown Drill. good one.
We have only limited quantity 10 sell at
t5e quality Ticking, four good patterns,
staple and fancy stripes; our price, j214c,
Zoe quality Shr,ines, blue and brown
stripes and checks-heavy enough for the
season-8c.
Great values in Canton FIannels. 7c quail
ity Tor Sc. &c quality for 7c, and an eIc-
CANT l2}5c quality. Thief. as board for
Joe.
Last but not least. Ono lot of heavy 81
bleached Shectine-to avoid appearance of
exaggsra!ion. We don't say the value, We
say at rye.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
SILKS.


Use New Silks, in very neat designs, in
very neat designs: few colcrings have a
narrow white stripe Turquoise, tan, card
,nal. green, navy, yellow, purple, cadet.
Removal price, 69c.
81 New Hemstitchcd, in solid colors, pur.
pie, b!ues, yellow, gray, red and black
Removal price, 75c.
Silk Velvet-Wc are prepared for the de-
mand. More than a hundred different
shades TO select from. JS-ineh at 81.
Panne Velvet = Is better adapted for
many uses than the regular velvet; bcauti
fol quality; regular price, 81. Removal.
price, Sl.79.
Corduroy-A setter grade than is sold t
the price. Black, navy, tan, gray, purple,
brown and white 27-inch. Use.
Drap d'Alma Black, pure dye, 20-ineh.
A handsome silk for costumes, because OF
its weight and sotincss; all pure silk; regular
price, SI.35. Removal price, Sis.
Sj.75 Vclvct-All pure silk face, with all
the Qualities OF a higher Priced article
Cardinal, reseda, emerald, browns, garnet,
tan,vioiet, olive and black. Removal price.
$3.50.
09c Black Satin Duehesse-Purc silk and
pure dye. Removal price sale. 59c
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

One lot of White Cotton Blankets. lust
one OF our little flyers, SIC.
One lot of 1914 White Blankets, worth
good deal more than we ask, 69c,
Ono lot of SIPS ia Gray and Tan
Blankets, S9c.
One mixed lot Of White and Gray ia
Blankets, worth from SI.35 10 $50. We
make popular price for any of the lot, 81.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

Extra heavy IA Gray and White Blank
cts, worth l-3 more than we ask, 81.
One lot of White Blankets, 1914 and ia
size-a splendid blanket. 1914 si-e, 1919;
ia size, 81 %.
Our leadcr-an elegant Atwood Blanket,
extra large, weigh, lbs. o-s. only 1898
Exceptional values in still Better Blankets
at $3.50. S5.9S, $3.50 and 1928.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

Fine Cashmere Gaps, neatly embroidered
with silk edges. with silk pom pon top. Is
and 39c.
Beautiful Silk Caps, neatly lined. edged
with lace, ribbon strings. SOC and some
only batter quality, Use.
here is grand selection at dollar.
we mention only one, excellent quality
china silk, cluster tucks, tucked crown, silk
strings, trimmed with lace, 81.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

- There are better Caps at SIPS and st.49
Loo handsome 10 describe, but 1t would
pay you 10 sec them.
Sec our new styles of Silk Bonnets in
white, pink and blue: every new idea is
hesc. Take look. They are SI.49, SI.96,
SIPS and 1898.
Toqucs Of all kinds and ali co1ors; good
iull sizes, with tasel attached. %, IS, 49,,
SO and Sc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

up. In finish and designs they rival the
85c imported goods. We have the only
complete assortment in the city; at l21lc.
One lot medium and Dark Dress Cling
hams new goods, but they 60 at cut price;
7c.
Regular 121!c Light and Dark Percales,
SO inches wide. We have not as many as
we had last week, but still nice variety at
9Ho.
Handsome dark selcction--t8c quality.
beautiful styles, l21lc.
All the best quality Calicocs, all colors in
the leading makes. Good buying for pres
cnt and future use at Axe.
Remnants at the remnant counter at rem
nant prices. Marked in plain figures-look
them over and save yourself good money.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
Cott0ns and DOr11estics.

- Raw cotton and obbers cotton prices away up Miller
Rhoads & Co.'S retail cotton prices away down-he removal
sale gives nearest approach buying gold dollars for
ninety cents you are likely to have.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
Rf Prises on New Dress Goods.

Ibis crisp weather makes rushing business in our
Dress Goods and Silk section. People naturally 90 where
they receive proper attention. and fresh goods at prices in
keeping with dependable merchandise
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
Wash Goods At S Bengal g.;aa.

These snappy bargains in Flannelees, Outings and Fa
Wash Goods IN keeping with the snap the air and wi
continuance of your brisk buying The earlier yo
come the better selection for you.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

iSe quality fine India Linon,i3,le.
$3.50 bolts fine English Nainsoolz, $3.50.
25c quality 4O-inch Organizes, white
and evening shades. SC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
White Goods Money Savers
interesting any time season.

7c White India Linen, SC.
7c Nainsook Checked Muslns, Sc.
l0c quality 40-inch Liwn, 7Hc.
Sl.20 bolts Long Cloth, - yards, e6c.
Zoe White P. KS, large cords. l5c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
Blankets at Removal Prices.

Does the blanket feel good these mornings? Ii will feel
better you know have saved IS price by buying
our removal sale prices An immense stock ranging prices
from SIC to $40
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
Ladies' and Children's

Judging from what customers tell and the exceed
ing large Of underwear sold last week. we must be
the only house in the city carrying complete line of these
goods at PRICES in REACH Of EVERYONE. Read on.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
Greatest Suit Values Are Certainly ara

It's acknowledged that nearly all Norfolk look to Miller
Rhoads q Co. for their wearing apparel is conceded that
MILLER, Rhoads & Co.'s styles the standard admitted
that prices the lowest general excellence considered
facts that have made ours the largest and best paronzed
Suit and Goat department in the city
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

A SOC quality Bleached All-linen Dam
ask, 39c.
IS TO 85c quality Blcached Damasks,
very handsome assortment. 66c
soc quality Cream Linen Damask, nice
styles, PC.
a very heavy Cream AiI-Linen Scotch
Damast, worth 65c OF any persons money,
very special al 49c.
The very b,st quality SIPS Bleachcd
Damasks, in the new patterns, csc.
One lot large Blcached Linen Napkins,
good SIPS value, now CSC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
Linens at Removal Sale Prices,

No need to enlarge on the quality of linen Bargains
the pleased buyers OF the past few weeks advertising for
We mention Just few attractive offerings from the man
to be had at counters
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

he pick OF the largest manufacurersthe cream of the
lot An assortment that any store could be proud Of.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

moneys all right. and they will proba =
bly, DO we'll in the Old North State.
"a s+
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

One lot German Napkins, all -Iinen-nice
size, never sold less than 81, now 65c.
a few very fine Blcached Damass Nap
kins' sold al from Sl.50 TO SJ.75;. the re-
moval sale price is SI.29.
One lot Of sample Frineed An-linen
Cloths l0-4 size, white and colored borders
worth anywhere from SI.50 to s.; removal
price is SJ.29.
Plaid Turkey Damask for color
ed Cloths; our special price, 2215c.
One case large Inca Huck Towels, size
2Ox4O-red and white borders, J21sc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

$500 Tailor=Made Suits, $1,000.
1900 TailOr=Made Suits. $500.
1000 Tailor=Made Suits, 1000.
$500 Tailor=Made Suits, 1850.
Infants New Caps.
The pick of the largest nlanufacttrers-he cream, Of #
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-03
BOONE coUN1Y's BABY.
insane Patient Gives Birth 20 . Girl
-:Iulfa III avaon ~ sad (:aae

/ insane Patient Gives Birth TO q Girl
Julia Tayson's sad Case.
Boone, Oct. 3.The past few years Of
Miss Julia Tayson's life read like a.
French novel. To begin with, society
belle; later disgrace came to her. she
became a county charge and finally she
lost her mind. becoming insane from
her sorrows and cares, and on more
occasions than one, while an inmate OF
the county home at the poor farm, did
she try to end her miserable life by
the poison or drowning route and just
before she was taken away from the
home she attempted to put her own
light gu" by jumping into "a cistern at
the farm. but she way kept from doing
Eherself harm by her inmates.
ss Soon after this escapade she was
brought before the insanity commits
sioners of the county and adjudged in-s
sane and a At subject for treatment In
an asylum, and she was taken to Cla-
rinda and placed in the home.
Monday. a ternoon Chairman Thomas
Burke, Of the county board of super
visors, received word from the Clarinda
asylum officials to the effect that their
latest charge from Boone county, Miss
Julia Tayson, had given birth to fine.
healthy girl baby. on Thursday, Sept.
q, and that the child was the property
OF Boone county, and must be supported
by the county instead of the state or the
asylum.
Mr. Burke is in quandary as to just
what action to take in the matter and
lust how to dispose OF the charge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-03
BAnQUErrED BY KEANE.
More Than Two Hundred PrIcst,
Meet In Dubuque.

More han Two Hundred Priests
Meet In Dubuque.
Dubuque, Oct. g.. More than 200
priests OF this archdiocese were ban
quetted yesterday afternoon by Arch
bishop Keane. The archbishop adj
dressed the priests. outlining the policy
TO be pursued in church and school az
fairs. II will be in line with that Of the
late Arch bishop Hennessey. "A protest
against the division OF the diocese has
been signed by several priests.
DUBUQUE. Oct. 3-Archbishop Keane
revealed his plans TO the 265 priests who
dined with him at the Hotel Julien yes
terday. He declared for a campaign OF
Christian education. Praising the late
Archbishop Hennessey's stand on this
question and accepting the policy'of the
state as settled, he announced his pur-
pose of establishing a Roman Catholic
high school In Dubuque and OF erect
ing the seminary. for which the late
sarchbishop left q liberal sum.
st. Joseph's College and the parochial
schools turnout the archdiocese would
also be objects of his care. He an
nounced q synod about a year hence.
after, the completion Of his first con-
Ffirmatton tour. at which the division or
the archdiocese among others would be
considered. 81
d He declared his own willingness that
the archdi ocese should be divided and
his responsibilities lessened. butra pro-
test a9Ginst division circulated during
dinner Nas quite generally signed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-03

barse Bancroft pump 5ack; Robert
Fullerton, Dee Moines lumber stacking
machine; Frank l1opk int and y.
Manske. Spirit Lake gold separator:
Charles il. Rastede. Cedar Rapids, THU
coupling; Charles =. simnnermaker.
combined barrel ana bag truck: Joseph
starmack, Cedar Rapids. cell case ma
chine; Daniel watkins. Davenport, cleo.
trio current regulator.
I ii, curtf Dtllqn, Mar.
shatls count vie 4,
= The comptroller OF the currency has
approved as reserve gents for Iowa ma
Suonal banks an follows Corn Exchange
National, Chicago. for First National Of
Charles City; Corn Exchange National
and Continental N RATIONAL, Chicago, for
Citizens National, Charles City.
"a postoffice has been established at
I.unsford, Davis county, with David "A.
sBrunk as postma ster.
Pensions have been granted to Iowans
lass follows:
Original widows. etc Caroline M.
Gibson, Grundy Center. S.: minors OF
James M. Stevens Ottunwa, $18; Helen
c. King Knoxville S8 M