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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
Manchester I axes

AM NOW READY TO RECEIVE.
the city. school and sewer taxes for the
year 1903, one-half Of the same are pay
able on or before July LIST next. and the
other half on or before December LIST. 8
Unpaid when due. The whole tax can
be paid July list. II preferred
J. w, BRONAUGF, JR,
Treas. City Of Manchester.
1u 21tty list.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
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This Is TO certify that tho bond In the
above STYLED suits has been given
]. r. BRoADDuS, Clerk
IIla-5t
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Aucr,oN SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
go w Nayo. Auctioneer-

Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer-
ANKp11pr SALE OF LARGE STOCK
Is OF GROCERIES, GROCERS Vac Vac
on IRON SAFD, SADDLE. HARNESS,
COMPUTING SCALES. PATENT ~ III
TANK. HAY, GRAIN, FIXTURES. ETC.
AT AUCTION.
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u
nv virtue OF decree entered IN me
District Court of the United states Tor .ne
Eastern District OF Virginia. dated TED June !,
is 1908. In the matter OF Garland Colerhan'
bankrupt, will sell by public public. AUCTION l5o on
commencing at 1890 A. M. at NOS. eas ana
~ TUESDAY, JUNE q. 1903.
Iron safe, l. Grocer's WAGON. Harness,
saddle; s Show Gases, Pickle, and Cheese
Cases Computing Scales. Counter and
Platform Scales. large Coffee MIL, Patent
ed OIL Tank, Fancy Cannisters, lce-BoA,
store Truck Measures, Counters, etc. -.
twelve cases Tea, Is boxes soap, %
cases Corn. 1e, cases Tomatoes GOOD LUCK
Baking Powder, Salmon. Starch, Maca-
roni. Peas, Peaches, Cakes, Borax, Health
Foods. etc. In case lots.
Twelve barrels Vinegar, barrelG MO
Ia sses. 8 barrels Flour, 81 bags flour,
HAY. Grain, Mill Feed. .,
TSifteen caddies Chewing Tobacco, ~
boxes Cigars, Cheroots, Cigarettes, SmoR-
ing Tobacco, Pipes.
buckets Baskets, Tubs, Sugar, Conee
Tea. Fancy Cakes Crackers, MUS,
iIeaith Foods. Chocolate, Cocoa. Pickles
preserves. Sardines. Oil, Sauces Mustard.
Toilet and Laundry Soaps, Baking Pow
ders Canned Fruits. Fish and Meals LEAFS
Gelatine, Polish. Spices, Lye. MIX,
Matches, Lamp Chinneys, Extracts. DRIED
Fruits, Cltron. Salt Macaroni and other
shelf goods
TERMS-Cash.
Receiver In Bankruptcy.
:, Gee e !, " y "a Mayo Auct'9neer'
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I certify that the bond required Of the
has been duly given. Given under my
hand this Sd day of June 1908.
JOHN e. BROADDDS.
III 19,11 l3, a. 1918 20, q .23&25 Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Richmond, Va, June l2. 1908.
70 THE PuBLlC: ! HAVE THIS DAY sOLl
to Mr.. WILLIAM g. MAUKY my good win Il
the fire business conducted by me under tn
agency of the Germania Fire Insurance Com
pany, of New York, has been transferred II
Mr. Maury who assumes all liabilities OF thu
business. ind is authorized to collect all un
paid premiums,
Mr.. Maury has been in entire charge Of
~Giyes me pleasure 10 commend him as In
every way deserving of a continuance of the
patronage extended during the past twenty
five years to the firm of John b. Cary AND
49, Il. a. CARY.
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rastern State Hospital,

-----
MIN 1IMiN914I1,Ea tfasGeGtNSiE WILL Until Il
O'clock THURSDAY, July 2, 1929 receive
sealed proposals o,fnrn ny, instta
SIDES, MOTIONS and other suPPLIEs
FOR the three months, ending September
80. 1908 list Of articles NEEDED anan,
lid delivery .of goods and other details
furnished on application to A; BROOKS.
Steward Eastern State Hospital,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Office OF City Water Works,
Room 3. City Hall,

Room 3. City Hall,
Richmond, Va. juno II. 1903.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CON-
struction Of subsdIng and coagulating ba.
sins and the work pertaining thereto VIII
be received here until p. N. JULY ],
1909 and then publicly opened.
The right to reject any or all Proposals
Is reserved by the Committee on wa
ter. y.
done 100000, orI1Nc.
~ 1417 10 81 .23.25,s. Superintendent.
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ARTILLERY MARCH
PERFECT OVATION.
Municipal Courtesy and Hos
pitallty by the Cit
liens.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

PULASKI, VA, Sept. 3o.-The Third
United States battery of field artillery,
under command OF Captain summerall.
on the march from chickamauga to Fort
Myer reached here yesterday at F.
Nj, and left this morning at p. M.
When 1t was found that this battery
would be here 1t was decided by the
Mayor and some of the citizens to send
an escort to meet them and also to give
a. dance in their honor at Maple Shade
Inn, which Mr., strudwck, the proprie-
tor very kindly placed at their disposal
for this purpose.
The following committee was appointed
by the Mayor to meet the battery out
side the corporate limits and escort them
to the camp ground: G. r. Bones, ]. r.
Martin. T. j. James, A. T. Bones. A. G.
Meade, William Howard and M, D. Cary.
chairman. Before the tents had been
pitched the officers and men were kept
busy entertaining guests large num-
Der of ladies' going out to see them.
The officers said they could tell Just
as soon as they crossed the line into
Virginia from the way the people treated
them, showing that Yirginians We're sull
sustaining their reputation for hospitality
The following couples participated In.
the dance given TO the oficers, which was
led by Mr.. strudwick and Mrs, Howell:
Captain summerall, with Miss Psyton;
Lieutenant Nones, with Miss Harding;
Lieutenant Kilburne, with Mrs, Barnard;
Roy Kent, with Miss Bib; James Paint
or, with Miss Barney; Charles Yenable,
with Miss Fitzhugh; Lee Fitzhugh, with
Miss Fowler; Colonel Garrett, with Mrs.
Clark. DR.. Felts, of the battery, was
present but not dancing. Music was
made by Messrs. Wilson and Campbell,
After the dance Mr.. strudwick enter
tanned tho officers at q midnight lunch.
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pirate responses were made by Mrs. %.
r. Clement of Centralia; Mrs. M. Nj.
Lynch. OF Winchester. and Mrs. sue Z.
James, OF Onley.
LOUISA AFFAIRS
Good Results from Protracted Meetings
G 5od Crops.

several riotractcd meetings have Just
closed with good results in the comin n,-
nifty which were made en'0 W@1 rs ny local
ministers and at "all-day meetings" the
succulent fried chicken, iine old, Virginia
hams, anu many other, good tn,n ass
We're in evidence and all present were
given hearty welcome.
The farmers have had a fairly pros
porous year. the corn and hay crop pc
ing above The average me tobacco crop ,p
year Is Of letter quality ana the plaitc!s
are honsing and curing it and look lot
ward to good prices
popular {. and o. excursion the S5th
instant, for Richmond. The party. nad a.,
very enjoyable, time. Every atten, nss
and courtesy being shown eS the e nd vst
Ing in town. returned home we'll pleased
with the trip. - ..,,,
Miss Eva Atkinson, after flying trip
to Richmond has returned home.
Dallas, rex. TO take charge of her school
al the home of Or. e.. A. Terrell. ,,
Mrs. Fred Hood and Miss Anca nr1o,,
have returned from visit to Huntington
and Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. e. II. Spicer. who has been unwell
for several weeks is improving. ..,u,. =.
Mr.. Percy Spicer has gone. on WISH 10
friends at Ronceverte, w. Va.
Miss Maude PoindeXter with her lri t,i
Miss Ruby Cook, have returned to school
Miss Bette richardson will :, leave ave short
ly on a visit to friends in Richmond.
Miss Natile Harris has left 70 take
charge of a school at Red Hill, va.
Miss Belle Harris will leave to-day TOT
Ashland, Va, fro,,,
trip TO Blackstone, Va.
Miss Gladys Crank is visiting In DinW1 e
die county, as is also Mrs. ). H.
Crank. ,,oo,,
visiting Mr.. E. II. Spicer. as we'll as
friends in Richmond and Norfolk, has re-
turned to his home in Ronceverte. W..
Miss vireie Bland, Of Richmond, at
fer n pleasant visit at the home of Mrs.
q. Fl. splcer, has returned to the city
on the James.
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LIQUOR CASES
COMPROMISED.
Fines Imposed and New
Indictments for Vlo-
latlOnS.
lsnec,a1 to The Times DispatchD

Especial to me IlIHeS-lD'SPo'S'HI
FARMVILLE, VA, Sept, 3O-Ihe Farm
vile lIouor cases were heard here 70
dav AT special session OF Prince 10
ward County Court and the entire DAY
vas occupied in the trial of indictments
of parties for selling without license.
In the case against T. w. vaughan.
against whom sixteen indictments were
nending, compromise settlement "as
reached by mutual consent OF counse9,
Vaughan paying fine OF $25 each on
four Of the indictments ana cosls' 'n'es
and costs amounting to $3.50.
The Jury returned yerdlct OF sHltS
In the case OF Philip Taylor tcoloIeal,
charged with selling whiskey and hxea
his punishment at $40. He went 10 jan
In default
There was only one of the three indlct-
ments against w. II. Burger trlen. Ihs
jury returned verdict OF guilty. lmpos-
ing fine of $50
There were spirited arguments by coun'
sol In this case. Mr.. Thomas Wh'tellnau
IT., of Lynchburg. assisted Judge Wat
lins, In the prosecution and Congressman
r. G. Southall represented Burger,
The grand Jury returned hye lndlc,-
ments to-day, namely: Two against w,
Sturman, for selling whishey without
LICENSE and for selling to minor, one
against Arthur Watkins for selling WIS
key; one against John Mosley for selling
whskey, against whom there are already
three pending and one against Fh'llp
TAYLOR for selling whiskey.
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AN ELEGANT MARRIAGE
ST. Johns Church, Roanoke, Scene of
a Tableau Wedding.
Especial to The Times DIspntch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dspntch.)
ROANOKE. VA, Sept. 30.-Council
man A. Blair Antrim and Miss Adrian
Davant. daughter OF r. s.. Da-
want, general freight agent of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad, were
married In st. Johns Episcopal Church
ut $3.50 o'clock this evening, Rev. NJ. II.
Milton officiating. The church was
crowded
The decorations were golden rod and
cut flowers. Miss Anne Davant. sister
Of the bride, was maid Of honor and
Mr.. John Antrim OF Charlottesville,
brother OF the groom, was best man..
Inc bridesmaids were Misses Judith
Marshall, JAMIE Miller, OF this city;
Edith Davant, Of Memphis, and Marga-
ret Allison. OF Mississippi. Groomsmen.
Messrs. Sam Moomaw, Harris Hart.
Charles Bshburn and j. r. Bryan, ~ The
bride wore white crepe de chine, and
carried brides roses. and the maid Of
honor and bridesmaids point d'esprit and
golden rod. The couple left on the mid
night train for Charlottesville. the for
mer homo of the groom. ~
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RELICS OF THE
BLOODY ANGLE
Bullets That Welded To-
gether in Mid
Air.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

FREDEEICKSBURG, Va, Sept. 30
Messrs. K. 7. Knox and brother, Of this
city. have IN their possession curious
battlefield, in spotsylvania county. which
consists OF two bullets welded together
which mot In mid air while flying in OPP
poste directions during one of the battles
be Il Confederate bullet and the other a
Federal.
Mr.. +. J., Landram, who resides on the
Courthouse, has a relic oven more re-
markable, found on the same field, i
consists OF three bullets welded together.
two having met and third having struck
relics are regarded as great curiorlties
and cannot be purchased from their own
crS.
Mr.. W. II. Noble, OF Cordonsville, an
employe OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company, while repairing the line a short
distance south of this city, fell from
pole and fractured his wrist. He came
here anG sought medical attention.
DR.. George II, Chewing. of this city,
who has q fine farm in Fauquier county.
has just sold seventy head of fine beef
cattle which averaged lao pounds each
Or. s. l., Scott, Of this city. who was
recently appointed an assistant surgeon
in the United States Navy. left to-day
for Washington, where he will be station
ed this winter.
The new smoke stack for the Frede-
ricksburg Spoke Works in this city, now
being crested, Is the largest ever seen
here, II being 700 pounds in weight and
eighty seven feet high
Tho first frost of the season fell here
| last night, but the damage resulting from
IL was only slight,
Sir Knight George p. Nottingham. Of
Norfolk representing the Grand Com
mander Of knights Templar of the State,
! inspected Fredericksburg Commandery,
/ No, !, here last night, and was highly
| pleased with his visit, There was a large
/ aueadHrcc of the Templars, who made a
tne appearance In their Handsome uni
| forms. After the inspection, several adj
! dlesses We're made by both the local and
| visiting members and an elegant banquet
! was served.
The handsome Tyler property just be-
| You'd the western limits OF the city, con-
I tanning four acres OF land with a hand
! some residence has been sold by Mr.. II.
/ Franklin, representing the owner Mr..
John + Dale, OF Chicago, Mr.. Henry
! Miller, OF this city, was the purchaser.
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METHODIST PRoTEsTANTs
Appointm ents for Changes in the State
of Virginia.
Especial to The Times Dispu tch J

LYNCHBURG. VA, Sept. 3o.-The
seventy-fourth annual session Of the Vir-
ginia Conferences OF the Methodist Prot
estant Church. which met near Russell.
willie, Tenn, on September 23d, adjourned
Rev. ]. G. Poston. Of this city. was
president Of the conference and Rev. ].
Wesley Burgdorf, was secretary. The fol-
lowing appointments were made:
anv. s. j. Lggan; Fairview, II. r. Dill
lon; Goodson A. n Hon. H1aIn Md dys3staI Fl
Paint Mountain, F. Fl. Farley; Provi-
dence " s. Mhit,sneurg; or1lon Wo r
pike and Letcher Mission, Henry Horn;
Rye Cove, J., A.. Smith; Goeburn, -: w:
Burgdorf; Wise County Mission, Reuben
Powers.
son was left without appointment.
Rev. A. ]. PEBBLES and Rev. j. X.
Thompson, were placed on the superan-
! Rev. j. G. Poston was elected delegate
the general conference, which meets ir
Washington. D. c.
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MECkLENBURG GUARDS
Confederate Reunion to Take Place
Oct. 2d-Farmers Organize.

rlCpeGl1l " i ue lilIlcS-DlSpdlCH.)
CHASE CITY. September Gothic Neck
lenburg Guards, a new military company.
completed its organization last night.
Descriptive lists were taken and papers
signed. The physical examination Will
be made by DIR. j. c. Walton. There
are sixty-seven names enrolled. ranging
strong and healthy looking body Of men.
The captain Is DR.. Adam T. Finch; first
lieutenant, BENJAMIN r. Roberts. and sec
ond Lieutenant Fills Bra ,1a.,o All Of the
perience.. The company can easily reach
the maximum number allowed by law.
Tho town and vicinity will give the com,
maintain an efficient and creditable or
ganization.
a large crowd is expected at the reunion
on second Of October. Everybody is in
vted, and band Of music. good speak
ers and a mammoth dinner promised,
Meeting me- Hf here y recentl s9 and adopted
plan OF organization similar to the one
in North Carolina 1t has sole reference
Sea the nress MP aa IS he eh.
factor in the movement.
Small farms are now chiefly cult
waited by white men. The ,o ruling 49, IDEA lea
suit is better cultivation and yield, moro
thrift and improved condition Of work
animals.
for the season on this market.
The crop has been practically all Sc
cured and is of superior quality.
Tho Southside Academy commenced Its
twelfth session this week under the man n
agement of Professor Thomas w. Smith.
formerly county superintendent Of pub
lie schools. He has competent assist
ants. Professor Smith was an efficient
school superintendent. and has also been
an unusually successful school teacher:
The bricks user here in the front OF
the new Bank of Mecklenburg building
are grayish white and cost about SIS per
thousand.
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Beidler-Baker,

Especial to The Times Dspntch)
WOODSTOCK, VA, September 3o.-Miss
Ter, Of st. Luke, Shenandoah county, were
married this morning at o'clock. The
bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Baker, and the groom a promi-
ceremony was performed by Rev. p. IL.
Rhodes. pastor OF. the Fairvlew Chris
tian Church. of which the bride Is MEM
Der.
The couple were waited upon by Miss
Ethel Irene Stickley, a cousin OF the bride.
and Mr.. Eugene Baker, a brother OF the
bride. Immediately after the, ceremony
they were driven to the station. where
they took the train for Baltimore. Md.
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upon the old dry shingles set fire to
them and before the occupants were
aware OF the fire. the rafters were fall
Ing in and the top story untenable.
Mrs. Clements lady Of sixty-fve
or more years, a little child and n negro
servant were the only persons on the
place at tho time.
SO persistent was Mrs. Clements In saw
Ing things that on leaving the house the
last time her hair was found to be on
fire and her clothing burned through
across her shoulders.
A couple OF gentlemen who happened
on the scene had to use force to keep
hcr out of the burning building. The
property WAS uninsured and the loss will
probably reach two thousand dollars.
Mr.. Clements was attending to tho du-
ties OF registrar and knew nothing Of
tho catastrophe until he returned.
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EXCESSIVE SPEED
CAUSE OF THE WRECK
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

: DANVILLE, VA, Sept. so..The coro %
ner's jury, which has been :, three ,eoo gays y
the the Fl fast st mail and express train near
here Sunday afternoon, rendered YER
dict this afternoon and assigned an ex-
cessive rate of speed as the cause -
large number Of witnesses were examined
Including Superintendent Coapman Gene
raj Manager Thompson and other oil :
Gals The work of clearing the wreck IS
being continued and although there are
some who think there are more houles
under the debris, they have not been
An unknown tramp is the only one on
the train who has yet been lnaccounteo
pY.
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YARD-Boss SHOT TO KILL
He Fired Four Times on Negro Who
Threatened Him.
fsnecIal TO The Mmes-Dispatch)

Especial to The I1mes-DIspatcn:J
CONCORD. VA, Sept. D.-Chhrles
4 Stapies shot and killed Matt Burns. q
negro ne reap here St to-day. staples was yard
hoss for the j. II. Head Company. OF
Lynchburg Va HIS business was e r. ha aye
not ward and ordered Burns to pile 1t
Straight. Burns refused to DO so. saying:
you fool. will whip you"
Staples replied:
Rupns started to Staples. who then
nut his hand inside of his vest. Burns burr
made check and remarIked ~ stan1.s
Who drew his pistol and fired two shots shot
before Burns reached him and two afte IT,
Burns had him pushed back on pie
" rh heo last shot entered the left breast
of Burns, killing him. Staples gave him
self up
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THIsTLEs AND pANDRUFF.
An Interesting Parallel and Valuable
Deduction Therefrom.

Cutting down thistles no moro relieves
the land of thistles than does securing
the scalp cure dandruff. In each case
permanent relief can only come from
Graduating permanently the cause. A
germ that plows UP the scalp In search
ing for the hair root where 1t saps the
vitality causes dandluff falling hair,
and badness II you XIII that germ,
youth have no dandruff, but luxuriant
quit OF hair. Newbro's Herpicide is the
only hair preparation in the world that
cures dandruff and falling hair by kills
ing the germ. destroy the cause, you
remove the effect Sold by leading
druggists. Send 1oc. in stamps for SAM
pie to The Herpiclde Co., Detroit, Mich,
owens s. Minor Drug Co., Special
AGENTS,
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houston-Lucado.

Especial to The Times Dspatch)
ROANOKE. VA. September 3o.-Mr. r:
z. Houston foreman on tho Norfolk and
Western and Miss Earle Legrande Luz
cado the pretty young daughter of Mr.:
and Mrs. w. T. Lucado, were married
tonight at the residence OF the bride.
Mr. w. D. Martin was best man, and
Miss Tina Arthur OF Glasgow. maid OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-01
FIRE IN YORK
A Lady Has to Be Restrained on Ac-
count of Her Own Safety.
Special to The Times -plspalch,)

Especial to The Tmes-plspal ch,)
YORKTOWN, VA, Sept. 30.-The dwell
Ing house of Mr.. Jacob II. Clements.
about a mile from Halsted's Point. was
DESTROYED by fire about II o'clock this
morning. Tho building was an old-fash-
toned hip-roof structure. with capacious
chimneys and ireplaces on quite an old
landmark. The fire was started In one
or the rooms from which the chimney be-
came ignlted and rain of burning SCOT
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LIGHTS FOR WOODSTOCK
Shenandoah County Well Provided With
Banks.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
WOODSTOCK, VA, Sept 3O.yThe work
on the Woodstock Electric Light Plant
Is being pushed rapidly forward, and Is
expected to be completed by October
10th, at which time the lights will be
Shenandoah county claims the dstinc-.
ton OF having the largest number OF
banks for its population OF any county
in virginia. There are six banks To-
Gated in tho county, two of Which are
National and four private and all arc
doing a. furnishing business.
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the Horse Marines" will be In Peters
burg October 9Th, when she will appear
ir "As You Like It."
Miss Jean Trigg. Of Abingdon, is the
guest of the Misses thinner in this city.
Rev. j. s. Foster, pastor at Tabb Street
Church; Rev William Nice. White. pas
tor at Second Presbyterian Church, and
Rev. Harry Pratt. pastor at Old Street
Church, are attending the East Hanover
Presbytery at Blackstone Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-01
ROANOKE PLEASED
WITH NEW APPOINTMENT
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.) !,
Manager L. e. johnson, of the Norfolk
and Western, who was to-day elected
president by the Board of Directors
which met in Philadelphia, will continue
as general manager and his headquar-
tiers will be In this city.
The announcement gives much pleas
ure to Roanokers, who We're fearful that
a president might be elected who was
not so frinedly to the interests of this
CITY and section.
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AZ Munyon's
lTSINc Witch Hazel
~ Soap

It cures. babies and grown folks of all
skin eruptlons. y
1t cures dandruff.
1t stops the hair fre.n falling out.
1t makes the hair grow.
1t is the best shampoo made.
1t Is ideal FOR shaving.
It gives the glow OF youth to sallow and
dull compilations.
It Is more soothing than cold cream:
more beautlfying than any lotion or cos
metic.
1t is the best toilet soap made.
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Died at Age of Ninety four.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
WARRENTON, VA, Sept. S0.-MP.
here, this evening after three days
illness aged nnety-four years. He 10
survived by eight children.
The interment will take place to-mor.
row afternoon at 3 o'clock,
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Married over the Line.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
BRISTOL, TENN, Sept. 30.-Dr. B.
Cabell Hening. Of the First Baptist
Church, married two popular young VIZ
gina couples here to-day. They were
William Hunter and Miss Maud En-
roughly, OF Crewe Va: J. Edward Kay
brick, OF Maybeury, w. Va, and Miss
Minnie Harris, of near Wythevllle.
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Mercer-Dawson.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
WHITE STONE, VA, Sept. 3O.-Miss
Minnn Harris Dawson, OF Albemarle
county, and Mr.. George VIM Mercer.
of Lancaster county. Va, were married
September 2, 1903, in st. James, Hotel,
Washington D. G. Rev. DR.. G.. G.
Meador OBLIGATED.
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Ovens Majority.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
FARMVILLE, VA. Sept. So.-Complete
returns from every precinct in the coun-
ty gives Owen 1852 majority over Bruce
for the House nomination.
Briery Precinct went solid for Owen.
There were 25 votes cast there and Owen
received every one.