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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10
Notice of Taking up Stock.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. living 8 miles north
west of Lowe post office, Idaho Co.
Idaho, did on the 25th. day Of Nov.
1908, take up the following de-
scribed horses to-wit: One bay
mare, branded W.T. on left hip,
four white feet, three years old.
Also one black pony mare branded
S on right hip, about seven OF
eight years old.
Notice is her eby given to the
owners of said animals that unless
the same are claimed by the owners
and all charges paid thereon, with
in 80 days from date hereof, the
same will be sold according to thu
laws of the state Of Idaho, provid
ding for the taking up and sale o
stray animals.
Dated this third day Of Dec. 1908
w. HUNT.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10
Business Locals.


A. F. Parker, notary public.
New shoes at the Bargain Store.
Fire insurance, Parker & Young.
Postage stamps at cost at Pulses
drug store.
New stock OF watches just re-
ceived at Dunlap's.
Everybody gets a bargain at the
Big Buffalo Cash store.
A full line of Monarch spectacles
at Dunlap's, the jeweler.
The Big Buffalo Cash store has
prices far below the actual whole
sale cost.
The finest line of Candies Fruits
and Cigars can always be had at
the Bon Bon.
Get your tin and graniteware at
the Big Buffalo Cash store, going
at wholesale cost.
just read the Big Buffalo Cash
stores ad and see what bargains
are being offered at the clearance
sale.
Draught beer always on tap at
the Oregon saloon, opposite the
Wiltse House, for 5 cents glass.
Beer supplied in any QUANTITY for
family use. #.
At the Big Buffalo cash store
you can get a bargain ON any
article in stock. Don forget the
great clearance sale.
The Big Buffalo Cash stores
sale is the greatest money saving
sale ever offered to the people Of
Idaho county. Everything is in.
cluded in this great sale.
For SALE-Eigh5 or ten full
blooded Hereford bulls, last
springs calvas, also registered and
unregistered full-blood large Eng
lish Berkshire hogs. Address OF
call on John Callan, Grangeville
Idaho. Dec. 10.
Strayed-One yearling heifer
white with light-red spots-mark
ed with three under bits in RICH
ear, split in the left ear. Whel
last seen was near Cash Day
place on Three Mile. Liberal re
ward will be paid for information
, leading to recovery. B. G. Looney
Grangeville, Ida. d-19-p
, The Big Buffalo Cash store
fifth annual clearance sale is al
' tracing wide spread attention
:. Trade coming from all parts {
Idaho county. We are going t
+ reduce our stock so per cent b.
v fore January lst. Don't fail
|. call and see US. w. F. Schmadeks
proprietor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10

1t is reported that at the next
meeting of the State Land Board
the question of granting the Clear
water franchise will be disposed
OF. In the face of the overwhelm-
ing evidence and protests offered
by the people Of that section il
seems hardly possible that a fran
chise could be procured which will
charge the people toll on natures
highway and rob them of theil
earnings to enrich corporation
that will give them nothing in
return.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10

State Auditor Turner has an
nounced that he will refuse to
issue warrants in payment OF the
sugar bounty even though the
state board of examiners should
allow the claims. If the $4,000
bounty could be saved to the state
it would indeed be gratifying to
the people of Idaho county as no
bill passed by the last legislature
was more unjust Or viscious than
the sugar bounty bill. The bill
however was favorite of Cover
nor Morrison's and it was largely
through his influence that it be
came a law and it seems strange
now that his own administration
should try to repudiate it.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10
Denver Items.

Mrs. Fleetwood, the Denver
postmistress, was in Grangeville
this week visiting her daughters,
Lena and Ethylle.
Sixty head of cattle and two
hundred head of hogs are being
fed on the Denver stock farm.
Miss May O'Leary has returned
from Spokane where she has been
visiting relatives and friends.
While there she attended pretty
luncheon given by Mrs. Will Null
hall.
A large skating party went out
to MulhalFs lake last Saturday
evening. The skating was excel
lent.
Members of the Presbyterian
church are practicing for their en-.
tertainment Christmas eve.
Many of our citizens are com
planning of severe colds.
A surprise party was given il
honor of Miss Bertha Rush THU
week. Those attending were
Misses Rose Hurley, Sybil Morris
Annie O'Leary, Nettie Risley
Versal Mitchell. Ida Bolte, Mat
tie Rowe; Messrs f. O'Lerry, J
Conner, F. Leper, j. Craze, r
Gibbons, F. Hurley, II. Zehner
f. Carpenter. All had a pleasan
time.
The Catholic church will b
opened to the public on Sunday
Dec. l3. High mass will be ce
ebrated at 10 o'clock p. m. 0
Christmas day services will be he'll
at IL a. IN.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10
Time to Pray.


A preacher at the conclusion Of
his sermon said: "Let us all in the
house who are paying our debts
stand up.' Instantly every man,
woman and child with one except
ion, sprang to their feet. The
preacher seated them and said:
Now every man not paying his
debts stand up" The exception
noted, a careworn. hungry looking
individual, clothed in his last sum-
mer's suit, slowly assumed a per-
pendicular position. "How is it,
my friend" asked the minister,
"that you are the only man here
not to meet his obligations?" 81
run newspaper" he meekly ans
wered, land the bretheren here
who just stood up are my subscri-
bers, and" "Let US pray," ex-
claimed the minister at the top Of
his voice. Elk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10
Estray Notice.

Taken up at my place in West
lake, Idaho, November Is, 1908,
one small, red and white yearling
steer, branded ON left side and left
hip, but can not make out brand;
ear mark with slope of of top Of
right ear, upper half crop or swal.
low fork with top half cut of.
Owner can have same by prov
ing property and paying charge %
GEORGE o. DENHAM.
Westlake, Idaho Co., Idaho
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10

Prices of eatables in Thunder
mountain now rival those of Alaska
in boom days, with flour at IA C.
per pound, bacon % c., sugar 20 c.,
butter 60 c., beef 20 c., oatmeal
Is c., potatoes from s to 10 c.,
salt Is C. and other necessities
equally high if a fellow hasn't a
genuine gold mine he had better
move out until spring.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10

The postmasters of Utah are ar
ranging to organize themselves in
to the Utah County Postmasters
Association. Perry Heath should
write their bylaws and constitu-
ton as recent investigation indi-
Gates that he knows good deal
about organization in post offices.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10
Are You Sick?

If go, consider your own int r
ests first and come to see me at
Lewiston and / will do you nc
harm, but the reverse. l will Gu re
your ailments and leave you free
of drugs. Some people will tell
you not to come. You can tell
them they only lack informatio u.
/ am the invalid's friend, q grad u.
ate of Weltmers School of Magnetic
Healing, Nevada, Mo.
Prof. c. II. BRoCKMAN, Lewiston.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10

Our merchants have the most at
tractive display of holiday goods
ever brougt to the Prairie and with
every farmer with his pocket full
of money there will be lots OF full
stockings christmas.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1903

The building of a railroad from
Riparia to Lewiston now seems to
be assured and the electric line
from Grangeville will be there
to meet it.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10

To Cure a Cold In One Day
take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund The
money il it fail to cure. E. w.
Groves signature on each box.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10
Stockholders Meeting.

Stockholders Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting OF stock
holders of the Jumbo M. & M. Co.
Ltd, will be held at the Office of
said company, at Grangeville,
Idaho; on the second Monday in
January, 1904, at 2 O'Clock p, m.
for the election Of officers and the
transaction of such other business
that may come before the meeting.
GEO. Filler, President.
JOHN NORWOOD, Secretary.
Dated at Grangeville, Idaho,
Dec. l. 1908.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10

T.. McBROOM, Editor and Proprietor.
GRANGEVILLE IDAHO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
POST G. TENN. DIVISION.
Knoxville, Tenn.

From small but most enthusiastic
band Of fifteen 10 a membership Of nearly
seven hundred In nine years Is. IN nrlet
fhe record Of Post SC" Tennessee ptYl-
sion. at Knoxville This little band TO
which the Post owes Its birth and present
healthful growth, put the same zeal ana
energy and persstenoy INTO their !. s, A.
work they did In their work for he
Wholesale houses they represented and
made successful @
The wonderful push and energy OF the
tSnoxyllle drummer comes honestly from
tbo patriots Of Kings Mountain and later
t1rom9 he many brave and loyal souls who
fought on both sides during the Civil
War And the name Volunteer State
was we'll earned by the Willingness and
eagerness with which the men OF this seo-
ton left home. family ana business pres
poets to fight and die for the cause they
thought lust and righteous. At the end
az all they returned with sad but resolute
hearts and to this day every good prin-
elule. unlimited energy and tlraless ef-
forts have been given towards the up-
huildinr and extension Of all branches OF
honaH trade and everything that leads
- commercial success, OF such a lineage
sna Of such stock is the East Tennessee
drummer. and Post ''C' Is the result Of
his handiwork, .t8ss. !,
We have handsomely furnished and well
enuipped club rooms situated IN the cen-
fra Of the busi,less district. These cons
sist OF a largo assembly hall which Will
sent some three hundred, q billiard !oom
Nth two tables bath rooms aah toilet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
8it,.iaw. Mrs. Andrew Mosby. has return-
Cd home. E fii n z y LIZ Y
There viii be preaching a. the fIish-
Tonight 1t 3 o. clock. N ~ AZ
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aa /, !, !. !, I Ho.v,', \. 4 I.
,oOooOoOoOOOOOOCOOOOOood

rho youngest child OF Mr.. Richmond
,Tyler. on t1>wenty-ffth Street, II ntlit Ills
The weekly service II the Methodist
Mission, on Chelsea Hill Will be held o.,
Tuesday evenings hereafter, instead OF!
thursdays, az formerly ;s 5s3 98.
~ Mr. tvaddeil, OF Prince Edward county.
IA waiting hts daughter. Mrs. w NV.
TYLER, on 1vcnAble Street. @ 4i5. 3 Il S5i In
Mrs. Willie overly, In OF the Avenue,
has takcf, q part VI the house With her
Sister. Mrs. Picket, on Twont y.ilrst and
Short @ Streets. Is II &. !. !. N. !. N I.
b Mrs. charts Loving and children visited
Mr.. and Mrs Chlldress d, the I Turn Z.
pike d few days go9 3i q (. &
'whlo with her parents last week at
h Mr. Ma. fs1 Hobson. * East Richmond. has
returned home after Q short stay IN
Il NJ Mr. warren Hobson s1psots 70 move
into his new house on the Avenue q or IN
D Miss Virginia waddsll Il reported %
being slightly better to-day.
f REV. g. g. Cox's little son. IAIthsr, y
commissioning, slowly and Mr.. Coz Y bet ct.
}.Itt tas- Maas. Di.son i not s. ws,l.y
Mrs, Charles Dl1son who lost her two
littlo girls few weeks ago, ana has
been 80 very much indisposed herself.
waA able 10 be out Sunday for q short
while. X 81 Il. 2i55 " !.
!ciety meets Mis- afternoon at 8 o. clock n
thc5lecturc ~. ON OF Fairmo,int Methodist
Church. p .S5 u 3. sigl i3 si vs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06

oonventences. These rooms are kept
open all day and until eleven each night
and are much frequented BY the mem era
and visiting drumners. .;6 ~
night, are we'll attended and we trnnsao Ct
much busitiess. We divide interest W.T. IN
the Chamber OF Cepa11erce IN I'll the a.
pertains to Che cltys welfare. and our
Promoting Committee. created some Two
years ago. has done some very suecessiu1
cate ana operate bore In size we take
second place In the Nati,nal orgarigatloni
this record ia brought about BY our mem
bershIp contests which we have yearly.
One OF these netted one hun dred ana tor
" new members on Che closing naght
alone, thus making national record TOR
daily harvest. These contests are man-
AGED by the captains. who choose their
own sides. somo twenty or twenty-ttve 20
each, and the contest generally extends
over a period OF three months, 5a
The losing team 'sets up TO q banquet
at the end OF the race and this gives q
sociaa and good-natured ending to hard
work, 81 4. 81 til3
4 Il, spite OF our large membsrship, which
would seem to make the body uhwteldy
and hard to manage, we DO q world OF
business with almost no friction and keep
the spirit OF the Post at an enthusiastic
3pitcl, and never lack for workers when
there is anything to be done.
Our expenses are quite heavy, and TO
meet these we resort to amusements
(Which means hard work., such ~ pto-
MOS, concerts. lectures, souvenirs and ex-
curslons, wAich have been In Auoh a
measure suceessfu that we mt only
make both ends meet, but give much aid
to the associated charities of the city.
The drummer IL nothing Il not generous,
ana we find we can best help ourselves
by helping others as we'll,
Wa ere one OF the few Posts that have
always shown an increase, as "a Oh year
has been Just a little ahead Of the other.
one, and It ia now up to our presene efl-
Client officers to keep UP this geed rec.
ord, 3tsn
Our membership Ia composed OF thu best
men In all lines Of business froH, which
eligibles can BIZ obtained; many ofethem
are large manufacturers and 3obbers, anu
they take q lively interest in our affairs
and see to It that the boys" whip are
making their success keep In Inc and help
the good oansA. . -, I,
Our present president Richard w l4ar
Rue, Is n travelling man and = hne, sales
man. Flo Is young, strong, energetic, on.
toys splendid health and ha*
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
Operation, ofthe Mann Law.

Editor Of Tho Times Dlspatchl s33.. [ n "A
sir.--r have seen In your paper report
from Henrico county IN regard to grant
Ing license Under the new law. In tho
Big head lines you say. Judge Wickhann
ID very thorough. Tho report states that
he granted aliccnse to ons party and that
two or three others may get license. I
understand that In sufiG'l,t, on yesterday.
the Judge OF the County A,nrt OF Nanse-
fnond county granted Inse to ono, or,
moro applicants from tbs town OF Ilol-3
land, II, that county. 1t Is said that this
town Is incorporated. but has less than
five hundred inhabitants, that a petition
was circulated within tho corporate lin
It's Of the town and that twenty " eight out
Of a total OF forty voters signed the PEI
1tlaon asking the Judge to grant the IL
ccnse, One would infer from the report
from Henrtco that the granting Of liconas
cant had q petl ton signed by a majority,
Of tho voters You will be doing great
favor II you Will explain Upon what tes-i
$tirnony or by what process of reasoning
ala Judge vvickharn become fully sasAs-.
fed" that ..'t1e sale Of ardent spirits at
that place will not be Injurious to tho
morals Of the community" The writer
has carefully read and roread section IA
OF the 'ttax law Of Virginia, approved
First. That my tho plain purport. rtsnt
ana letter Of the statute the 1udgs must
be fully satisfied that the sale OF liquor
at any given place will not be contrary
70 q sound public policy win not be In
furious to tho morals of the community
and win not be curious to the material
Interest Of tho community. would seem
that the Erea teri tho majority who sign
for tho applicant, tho more difficult It
would be to convince the Judge that the
sale Of ardent SPIRITS would not be In
furious to that community. A party was
heard to say that the Mann bill was a
snare ana deiufton. because when an
applicant qualified shimseh In one parttc-
ular. that very particular qualification
would disqunlify him under some other
sprohtbitory requirement OF the bill. sssss
M Second. That when the law was under
discussion IN the lie gislature t was
charged and conceded that the bill would
BE- nothing less than prohibition, where
It applied. It was reported in tho papers
that some amendment or amendments
were offered allowing a rnajord tyG Of the
voters In "a district to say by their votes
whether tho law should be applicable to
that district or net and that PROPOSE ton
was lost. N It would plainly seem that tho
signing Of q petition by q majority Of
the voters would not prove that the sale
Of ardent spirits would not be Injurious
to the material interest or the morals Of
= conmunity y. It IS an elementary rulo
4 Of strlctton that every part Of a writ
ten instrument must be; taken into con-
fsideraton, II IL can be done. In the light
/ Of this rll1 g. It would seem that the petit
ton II 81 gned by a ma ority would come
Tar short OF meeting the recuirem erts Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
l.J|,'H.ai''',jy!Iildel.!nl'l
Manufacturer Of
PURE
HERB
MED|.liO||.lRIlE:,

Il ono Of ths Greatest Hsalera et the sick OF
al diseases that are known to tha haniaa rage
orgao charge no ma ttat what yqur disease, sick.
Or litiop b: 9ad a,sss e
Gesss Disease. Consumption. Flood. kilaey.
LIVER elsddss ptles y any ssrT ysSr'Igs
ionY Cons tipattou. Ahaams ttsnl N any fermt
Palms. md Aches ot Any kipd cnLs IL AIr n si
sations.. u Grippe, Or pnoamoni4 llleess. csr.
bnaoea Bolts ansss he x r., sssn1 s. with
pt,nplos OF, fhss and body, Diabetes o Ktdnsyi,
Or Hr!ghts Dlssass Of he tidueys. eyre ,snJ
disoass. no matter q Mai nature e. afsdisias
usuiars sand a 1-eept stainp iov aaswsr, No.
so7 Psnasy Iyshia Avenue. Southeast &, Washing;
Street. Riahnopd Va. iA 81 tllSS}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
.Chle,s.i.'n.,,,ut5 It'll ana, "a
jfzg4lana TX


Mrs. y amos Broadus Burdett OF Gull
pcper& county. Is the guest OF Mrs.
Charles & Gillespie shnfsr on Third Ave-
nue.. a III X n M q. a NJ l45s
\ Miss Mary. stark has bsen visiting
friends In Richmond. " S H 3l
a Nj. ~. prank Smith. chief eng q
q the Kanawha Fuel COMPANY, and ms
~ III Mrs. William a. Beard & Of Fourth
hays She sturned e 'holr non' =
= hiisa Rojonna Wilson. Of wellvills. va.
has been visiting Misses Ella and louise
4 MISS Jennie Belle Layne. who has been
nue. Sue ana aSldA Willow Street.. il abs to s.
Miss Mary Harding, Of yFash!ng ton /, ..
! 5 Si,,{s s4
ElleIson. at their country homo angle
has sssR sut'M ;!s.
I Flemming, is greatly Improved
. Mrs WlliAn ER2s has Just r. turned !,
home from Rochester. n. where re sue, sue
wss shf hdK eaasY e q Nv who rs been visit
ing Mry, William Henderson Holladay,
has returned homo. ~, y, !. y
i Mrs. VILLAIN ~. oous - oaoA HvAu' 1t,
Mr.. g7nncis ~ geokham VII ~ ", y,e :;
shortly be brought homo from st. Luxe :
lana a0i FaS2 tf ss q ense
81 5as es55to3 g r Sap.
h Sns's af Essrd az Lila Tia Asnnle
Mary Warmer Huffman (ie). NYl l.1s'
Huffman qD !, ]. !. .Ss !, /. I /.
Intormedlate A@I.ou,se Gerd I95I Ae q
k Ken; IA. Pattie 6 ordon Christian (25).
\ Bessie Bruce Marshall (2a) ..Se 7, 2,
Junior A.-s,la Bowm 2, 9. q dg Gdn n
nie B sale .. . wilkins tl2).
y, I til Grammar O e-ai ildred Court
ssx SssTts fafS 9 Hsr7s5
+ Eighth is Primary Grade1da catlin %,
Ds Seventh n Pr,m mar ary Louise Aus
q ton (S). Lillian Agatha Gray 81,
lace Holden ca. cara Armstrong Shafer
Sixth Primary Grade Sadie Propst 81.
Elizabeth spratley. Leslie Deylne, Fran OK <
Kennie @ 51nn - Dey rnse-Hunter Chris
tian. Harry Carter, Matte Tod Blahc en-
Il Mr.. Mercer winfreym Christian ia !, quite ute
sick at his home on II Oplar f1!!h 49,!
q Miss Thelmn Liycsay. Of South Third
street. Richmond, has been visiting her
cousin Miss Constance Redd. on VII VII
low Street and Third Avenue. , ...3
snsndinE the winter with her daughter.
Mrs 4 Woodrum, OF Salisbury. N. Gu has
returned to her homo In Highland PariK;
Mr.. Roundtree. OF Fourth :. WI!
move to Canada very short
a- Mrs. Drnest Mosby. OF Augusta coun-
!; ~. Who has been visit ting her mother
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
BaI:';rl I I, Heights.

OoooCOooOoCOOOOoooOooooO'O
Mr.. Flanagan has returned to his hem me
IN Flanagan $ Mill, Va, after a visit to
Mr.. Madison F'lana gan.
The G. NJ. a. Club will meet Friday
evening at 4:15 o'clock at the home Of
Nj. Overton Woodward. j, z
~ Mr. James Mccullough has returned to
roanoke, after q visit to Mr.. Charles
Gardner. s 3 re ~ Z. 1,-1I,, !,
y '.Tneaner.i county treasurer. has bought
tiia Lamb property situated on Lamb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06

James IL Easton to American Tobacco
Company G3 feet, on south side N ain
/ Street, between Twenty fourth and Tween
5ty-nfth, $4,000. y J. ,,ttS5s3
julia Gaines, trustee to George x. Sims,
80 feet on south side Taylor Streot boz
tween Reservoir and Randolph. Sly ~ u
n Roger Gregory and wife to a. y. FAR
rishL sc feet on south side Grace StrCet,
$50 feet west OF Alton Avenue, s2.312.
s John; W. Hughes to Julia e. Saunderu,
on feet on south side Calhoun Street,
between Tyler and Cabell, SGT. Ss- y;
w. Travis Moale's trustee to virginia
Briggs printing plant machinery, Z. ETC. !; ),
on I. premises No. 1208 East FRANKLIN
Street, 1850. XII 81 ,ai V.
Nv. J. A Ready and wife to Charles =.
sWineo 2s 7-12 feet on south side Han
over Street. No.. 1927, So 600.
IA $B.a5Woodward, trustee for Wingo.
Elicit and C-unp. to Charles 3D. tNfngo'
"a feet on south side Hanover street.
between Lombardy and Vine Streets get; NO.
Henrico-Mrs. r. D. Burton to Rockets
Brick ana Tile Company. 176 acres ABOUT
two miles east Of Richmond. on the
Charles City road, $4,000.
Edith "A. and George w. Clarke to G.
II. Anderson, 179 acres on the Central
road, about eight miles from Richmond.
:" +. H. Ellett and wife to William n.
Mccsruder S140 acres e on north stde
Three Chopped Road, and OH acres 3. ad al.
1oininK lands Of r.. >. Ellis and the Cay
ton Coal Mining Company. S.
East Virginia Land and Improvement
Companytto u G.. Jones' 80 feet on south
side Garrison Street, S10o. IA x !.
\ Same to T. e. Hall, 80 feet on north
side Garrison Street. S1os.
Same to George e. Atkins. % feet on
north side Dickinson Street, northwest
corner Cowardin Street $845.
William M. McGruder to 8, L. Henley,
14s acres on north side Three Chopped
Joseph l. Rohleder to Mildred Cate
wood. lots 81 and. 81 Shelton Park,-s75,
lot 81, block Fl, h section l, Highland
SPRINGS sT $50. Re
Tax title Company. to John Hubbard,
80 acres about ten miles east OF Rich
mond. s.. 4 55sg
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rHr R1cHtoND VA 1eos

81 ms First police station. They were
dressed III the uniforms 81 United States
sailors ana were having an Immense
time 81, East Main Street when taket, In
stopy w the officer. The mon will be held
bending tho result Of an Inquiry which
viii this morning De forwarded TO WASH
.ingtohis Il "a a, vi q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
HAVE SEPARATE CARS
" DOWN IN FLORIDA
Inv Asaociated Press.

TAII4AiAssED, FLA, May b.-sana-
tor Williams to-day introduced o bill re-
n,,trirg street car companies to provide
separate cars for BLACKS and whites, the
cars for one Is to be as good as for the
ether. The bill does not require two cars
together. but requires that In the sched-
iuie, the ears, be apportloned to each race
according TO travel,