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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-13

Victims of Saturdays Street-Car Acci-
dent in Lafayette.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 12.-Unless COM
plications set in, Columbus Brockenbrough.
who was severely injured on South street
here Saturday, will recover, although it
will be two months before he can leave
the hospital and even then he may be Grip
pied for life. Mr.. Brockenbrough's worst
injury is that to his left leg, which was
broken and crushed above the knee. The
injuries to his head have not developed
seriously. although the hospital authori-
ties have not determined the exact extent
of these injuries. Chris. Stocker, who
was injured with Mr. peterborough is
still in bed nursing severe body injuries
which, however, have not proved alarming.
Reports from both patients to-day are that
they resting easily and that both will
recover.
John Dewey the motorman of the car
which struck Brockenbrough, has not been
blamed for the accident. The street rail-
way company is investigating the accident.
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Caused Her Husbands Arrest.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Oct. 12-With face black
ened with, bruises and clothing torn and
dsordered, Mrs. Margaret Murphy ran into
police headquarters this morning and said
that her husband. Frank Murphy, and two
other men had tried to murder her. She
said that the three men came home drunk
and were bOisterous, and when she ordered
them out of the house they attacked her.
The men were sent to jail.
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LIMIT FOR DRUNKENNESS
LEBANON "BOOZER" FINED 800 AND
GIVEN THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL.
Also Disfranchised for Ten Years
Big Business by the indianapolis
q Northwestern Traction Line.
ecial to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LEBANON, Ind, Oct. 12.-Thomas
Waters, who has more convictions in the
mayors court to his record for plain
DRINKS than any man in Boone county,
was before Judge Artman, of the Circuit
Court, to-day, and was given the limit
a fine of 800, thirty days in Jail and dis
franchised for ten years. Waters has been
arrested so frequently and convicted so
often of the charge of intoxication that all
record of the number has been lost.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LEBANON, Ind, Oct. 12.-The Indian
dianapolis & Northwestern Traction Com
pany did a big business Sunday, hauling
3.417 passengers on its line between In
dianapolis and Frankfort. The company
is handling its traffic with four cars, two
of which are its own and two borrowed
from an Ohio company One of the bor-
rowed cars suffered broken fange Satur-
day and since then a car borrowed from
the Martnsvilfe line has been used in its
stead. Two more of the new cars, being
built at Newark. o., are expected within a
week or two
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ACCUSED OF ABDUCTION.
Carnival Manager Arrested Before He
Could Leave Lafayette.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 12-"Doc
Lewis, who was one of the announcers for
the Gaskell-Mundy Carnival Company,
which furnished the entertainment at the
Merchants fall festival here last week, is
in Jail charged with the abduction of two
small girls from their homes in this city.
He was arrested early yesterday morning
and his trial has not been set.
The girls are Ida Shank, aged fifteen, and
Ethel Hust, aged thirteen, who, 1t is al
leegd, asked TO be allowed to join the shows.
The girls were found with Lewis by the
police, who were notiefd by Mrs. Hust,
mother of one of the pair. They We're ar
rested before they had a chance to leave
the city and Lewis was placed in Jail on a
warrant sworn out by Mrs Hust
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DIES MONIES. Ia, Oct. 12-After a
berg and her three children. who were
hidden in the cellar of a Christian home
for three days during the Kishineff mas
sacre In Russia, have arrived in Des
Moines TO join Mrs. Steinberg. Mrs. Stein
bers brought pictures taken after the
worst of the massacre. and confirms all of
the stories OF horror She says the reports
were mild compared with the awful facts
her skull. women disemboweled and hot
pitch poured into their wounds and mon
and women slashed and crushed and left
lying I'm the streets
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MONTREAL. Oct 1a-The Honura HE
Artillery Company of London. and the An
Gent and Honorable Artillery Company of
Boston. arrived here early to-day. aud
were welcomed by the local militia undcr
command Of Lieut.. Col Gordon department
officer, and thousands of citizens. Later
the visitors took trip through the Ia
chine rapids. and this afternoon they were
taken for ride through the city and
around the mountain. ~'>-
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Merger of wholesale Grocers.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Oct. IA deal has been
closed whereby the c. p. Franklin and O.
E. Baldwin groceries will be combined to-
morrow to form one of the largest whole
sale houses in this part of the State Mr.
Franklin has been in business here for
twenty-one years and Mr.. Baldwin for
fourteen years They will occupy the new
Commercial Club building.
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DENVER, Col, Oct. 12-Four members of
a picnic party were injured, one of them
dangerously, in a collision between an cleo
trio car and carry-all wagon in which the
party were returning to the city. Mrs. VIII
liam H. Gahan, wife of Alderman Gahan.
received internal injuries. and her Condition
is critical. Mrs. T.. Bulls, of Atchison
Kan, who is visiting her brother in la W.
George Weick, and was the guest of his
family at the picnic, was cut on the head
and bruised. She Is not seriously hurt
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Clearing the Terminal site.

Special to the Indiana polls Journal
MUNCIE. Ind, Oct. 12.-Workmen began
to-day to tear down and remove the build
ings now located al Charles and Mulberry
streets the site of the Indiana Union Trac-
ton Company's proposed terminal station.
The building is to cost 100000, and will
be completed next summer
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LEBANON. Ind. Oct 12.-The joint con-
vention Of the Boone county and Center
township Sunday-school Associations met
tonight at the Methodist Church and will
close tomorrow night. The principal ad-
dress at to-night's session was made by
the Rev. f. w. Halpenny, general secre-
tary of the State Sunday-school Associa-
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instruction for Motormen.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind. Oct. Ito decrease the
number of wrecks on their lines the Indiana
Union Traction Company has appointed two
of the oldest and most experienced motor
men as instructors, whose duty it will be
to train the new motormen for their work
Motormen Motsenbocker and Keever began
their work of instruction to-day
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CAPITAL INCREASED.
stock of indianapolis & Northwestern
Now Amounts to $3,OOO.O0O

The Indianapolis G. Northwestern Trac-
ton Company yesterday filed a certificate
of increase of capital stock with the secre-
tary of state. The capital has been in
creased to 100000, consisting of 400
shares of preferred stock and 5000 shares
of common stock.
The Connersville Buggy Company. with a
capital stock of 100000. was incorporated.
The directors are l.. t. Bower, James
Shera, Robert Roberts, James NJ McIn-
tosh and Scott Kitchener.
The Interstate Land Company, of Mich
igan City, capitalized at 5000, was incor-
porated
The Indiana Brewing Association. of
Marion, filed notice of its increase of
capital stock from 100000 to $500 900
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Oct. 12.-Thomas Laird,
farmer. one mile south of Eaton, went into
his barn yesterday to feed the family driv-
ing horse. He dropped an ear of corn and
when he stopped to pick it up the horse at
tackled him. Laird was bitten in the face,
his whole lower lip being torn away to the
jaw from each corner of his mouth. After
ward no trace of the lip could be found and
Laird will be badly dsfigured for life.
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ANDERSON MAN IN TROUBLE.
Louis May Charged with Stealing
Diamond Ring and Pearl.

Louis May, of Anderson. Ind. was arrest
ed yesterday by Detectives Asch and Man.
ming and locked up at the police station on
a charge of grand larceny. May IT is said.
stole a diamond ring valued at SO ana n
pearl valued at SIS from l. C. Crane, a lew
eler at sls Virginia avenue. He is said to
have committed the theft while the clerk
was I'm the rear OF the store LOOKING affev
some other customer. He Will be given :
hearing IN the Police Court to~inorroS
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SMOKER FOR DELEGATES.
Commercial Club Will Entertain Mn
nicipal Improvement Society.

nicipal improvement Society.
The American Society of Municipal I'm
provement will hold its national convention
at the Commercial Club next week. There
will be about thirty delegates present, rep
resenting societies all over the country.
The delegation will make tour of inspec-
ton of municipal conditions in India napolis
during its stay
Secretary Lewis Hoover. of the CONNER
cial Club. has issued invitations for a club
smoker Friday evening. II will be under
the direction of the membership commit
tee of the club
Secretary Hoover has just issued a cir
cular bearing the motto, Boom the CITY >
1t sets forth the advantages of Indiana polls
for commercial businesses and advocates
the Improvement of the city i'm various
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d. p. Halslup, SO Hamilton avenue, died
yesterday after an illness of several months.
leaving a wife and four children. The re-
mains were placed in the hands of Flanner
& Buchanan, but arrangements have
been made as vet fer the funeral
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FIT WAYNE. Ind. Oct. 12-Mrs. Mary
Davis was to-day granted a divorce by
Judge ORourke from her husband. Leslie
q Davis. founder OF the Davis Medical
Company. OF this city. I'm which a barge
fortune has been made. The ground of
complaint WAS cruelty. The court ordere5
dear-oId oaughter.
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The fire department was called last night
to the plant of the Automatic Neckyoke
Company. where 1t cxtinguished q blaze in
the rear OF the main building. The loss was
aboat IS -
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kins, in the leg. Wilkins was taken to the
City Dispensary, where his wound was
dressed by Dr. Mackey.
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BON DIS
SURGICAL APPLIANCES.

Emergency and Medicine Cases, Electric
Batteries. Belts and Insoles, Hot-air and
Bath Cabinets. Thermometers and Artih-
cial Eyes.
WIN. HI. ARMSTRONG & CO.
224 and 22s s. Meridian ST.. Indianapolis Ind.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
MONEY TO FIGHT
The CONSTITUTION
Negroes Have Contributed
About $4,000 for this
Purpose.

The negro Agricultural and 1ndustria!
afternoon after q session of two days held
in this city.
The chief aim of the association at the
present time is In the direction Of raising
sufficient money for the prosecution OF
the work Of fighting tho new Co e,st slno
ed that about $4,000 In all had been sub
scribed. No plans were decided upon i. n.
The work will be pushed along the INES
already laid down. !,
A decidedly lively discussion occurred
when tho names of some Of those VINO nc
have given money were not read out on
tho list Of those who contributed. t
developed that one or two Of the co ,n g :
tors in the rural districts bag never mage a 10
their hands. This fact caused a very con-
siderable stir, and there was much talk
on tho subject H. !.
DR.. r. L. Jones made announcement Or
the Farmers Congress to DO held mere !, y, u
October. The full programme for their
meeting has not yet been arranged. but
will be announced later
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ut tie Notel 3:

!-.-l.!-t.i.
te rnes0 H doteIa' Mary 9, Law. CLARA 7.
Law. w, P. Edwards, j., VOL :, y. =:
Fd Iart /. 'Raborg. Miss Flora NJ. crise'
anthony : Kennedy, Baltimore: r M.
TsSt WashIngt PsreT p S 81 III Hisa 0 Ada
MMt erjdes Conn; ". i. Albertson. Wash
ington: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. B. Win nn
wilson, Eilzabeth B. Davidson, Chester:
Pa; John II. schoolfeld. Danvllle, va;
J, Alleh Watts, Roanoke, Va, go
The following is yesterday's = reglsMsr W..
Nleve, Phlladelphla: T. NJ; =, M NC mae
Kuntz, Atlanta; Charles p :. = Mlcho'!ine g
M Ts cSarl;, VI ia a 9ases
r Klnsey, Roanoke: j. B. Alton. Knox
Vile: G. s. Wing. Green Bay: II; y. A. a..
phin. North earolna;n II; ", i Sman1 va o
]. b. shuse. Loulsville: G. G. Achron,
Portland. Me-: William T. Johnson, vile
and children. Kansas City; w. 3. .tWIy ,ern
D D1rs KIn:a de and VIE IL Aksn
ton; Joseph A. Mckee. wife and dauEsh-
ter. Pennsylvania: p. K. Brewer and y wliEe.
cSsriess D. III Topping. New York; 7. NJ NJ.
BelI<my, Norfolk.
Among the days arrivals at Murphy,s
Yesterday were the following: G. 3. Mad
dux, VIrglnia; w. L. Payne, Chatham.
Va; Mrs. William a. Hankins V1rgin!Sa;
DR.. H. s. Myers. Atwood: g.. B. Hutch-
lns and wife. Portsmouth: r. s.. Bar
bour sonth Boston: w. II. Richards. Jr.,
fredericksburg, McRae G. Banks MTs.
], w. Banks. Miss Lillian Banks. Maq1-
James Miss Annie James. San Antonio.
Texas, Miss Minnie fIarper, :. Ame e'. Is
Ii. Smith, Salem. n, c.; ]. F. Tarbert,
Jersey Shore. Pa: George B. Lewis, g.
w Jones, j. B. Watkins. Grand Rapids
Mich; John T.. Lowe. North Carolina,
The following arrivals We're recorded
on the register Of the New Ford's Hotel
yesterday: ]. =. Hatfield. agent Al. g..
Fields Mlnstrcls; T. w. Jacob, Dalby,s;
Va; Henry X. Burgogne. Jackson, N:
c.; p q. Bragg Jr,, and wife, Red
Sprns 81 n 81 p ~ G and Ne Whi t.
head, Wilson, N. G. ESQ
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LAST CALL FOR CIRCUS
Final Rehearsal Takes Place To- Morrow
~ Night.

Final Rehearsal Takes Place To- Morrow
.t Night.
The final rehearsal for the Amateur
Circus will take place tomorrow night,
when every performer clown. and In
fact everybody connected with the per-
Torrance. including the Blues Band OF
thirty pieces, will DO present to go through
the part assigned them. Workmen have
been busy at the building for the past
week, getting everything IN shape tor
the exhibition. All of tho apparatus has
been nut In position. and the Horse Show
bl(TNng would hardly be recognized. SO
great change has been made in its
interior.
THE act of the Great De Van will no
doubt cause a sensation. 1t Is one OF the
most daring exhibitions ever ATTEMPTED
by any performer. The trick dog; DAISY
Bell and the educated donkey, Jupiter,
will delight the young folks for the s ser
formnnce will be given Saturday. there
being two exhibitions on that day,
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not improbable that we shall not be able
to report their progress during some pc
RODS Of the race.
Judge Clarke.

Judge Walter Clarke, Of North Carolina.
has finally emerged from that position OF
semi obscurity which attaches to the list
of presidential eiglbles personally con-
Quoted BY Mr. William Jennings Bryan:
The distinguished jurst. of the Tarheel
State made speech before the Virginia
Bar Association on Saturday, and demon-
strated his familiarity with :, Egyptian 4,
Roman and Jewish history. re likewise
displayed his anupathy for trusts. and
proved himself man who was not
advocating an income tax and the Gov
eminent ownership OF those thihss no"
controlled by trusts.
It is very evident that Judge Clarke Is
not compromise candidate. In fact It
may be said that he out-Bryans Bryan
in his fearless exposlti of the faith
that Is IN him. He is handy NV wit4 mers
p prodii,ection in his faVor.1In fact, Judge
Clarke has done DO SO we'll that the public
viii probably be anxious to read NeS Spe &c
editor, Judge White, OF Illinois,-Balti-
moro Herald.
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WIRELESS REPORTS
Rival Companies lnterfered With the
Marconi System,
INV Associated Press.)

DIV Assoclated FToss.J
NEW YORK. aug. 2p-rAxn; On each
Gay which there has been 4, yacht race "a &c
have made every effort to interrupt the
Marconi system, without any, apparent
purpose to transmit news. The result
Marconi system has sent through about
The only bulletins received at oil, the
work OF that company has been greatly
mpeded, and thus far today they have sas
Whether Ii Will be possible TO do so dur
Ing to-day''s race, we cannot say. The
boats arc likely to pass out Of the shore
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!. q a s ITO H r a..
~. ;. ~. J, Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ,t LI4Hzzzz@x
SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE
10. Q, F.,

Baltimore, Md. September 2l-26, 1908
Low Rates via r.. F. & P. R.R.
The r.. +. & p. r. r. will sell to
those attending tho Sovereign Grand
Lodge. Odd Fellows. Baltimore, Md, Sep
TENDER ?l-9G, tickets from Richmond to
Baltimore and return at rate of $500
round trip. Tickets on sale September 10Th,
10th, 2lst and ed, and for trains leaving
Byrd street Station 3:5l A, Nj. and $40
A. NJ. and Main Street station 6:46 A, M,
September 2sd, good returning until Sep
teinber 2Sth inclusive, continuous passa ge
conyenient opportunity for odd Fellows de-
string to participate in the Grand Parade
For through tickets apply 10 Ticket
Street Stations or Richmond Transfer
Company, $40 East Main Street. and
w. p. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager
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AND IT NEVER CANE
BACK ANY MORE
Campaign Balloon OF Henrico
Has Been Lost-Other
News.

The political balloon Of Henrico county,
which has figured more or less promi-
nenty at ono or two OF tho meetings,
has never been found since It winged
Its way into darkness above IerrSs Hall
tho other night. Professor Crew. who
went un in 1t, has appeared again upon
earth, but the balloon may pc sun llonl-
Ing In the clouds for auEIt any ono
knows, The Professor has Lru'hpea me
county In twenty-mile stretcnss' n,t mas
seen no sign OF his canvas. re y AFRAID
that It Will rain on It get 'nouiuy and
ruined. lie has offered a reward Tor
the return of It to him,
A negro man, named Wiillnnm Young,
has been arrested, charged WIZ p1tah'll
Into the residence Of MIS- PFauleS IN
Fairmount the other night; le a Mhs lor-
merly servant and carTlhse MLSeI IN
the employ OF Mrs. Bradley, me case
was called yesterday petoIe Squ.Fe
Thomas and was continued VIII 'o'lnor-
row morning at II o'clock,
Jim Harris, charged WIN being as,
orderly on car Of the l'assenget and
Power Company and creating diStrup-
ance. has been tried by SQUIRE Lewis
and fined $40 and costs.
A marriage license was Issued Esster-
daN TO Walter l.. Andrews WV f>uu'e "
Lampkins. both Of the comaly+
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" " I'M Norfolk ;1sWsstern
1,pAvE nrcHMoNp pA1LY,

LEA v u NlCk1MONb CAlAt.
s:o0 A. NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED; Arr
rlves Norfolk 1920 a. NJ Stops only at
Petersburg, Waverly and suffolk,
sos A. H.. cHiCAGo EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor. Car. Petersburg to LLypehburg and
Roanoke. Pullman Seepers Roanoke to
Columbus, Bluedcld to Cincinnati; also
Roanoke to KNOXVILLE. and Knoxville to
>l2lo P. H., ROANOKE EXPRESS for
FaImy!Ile Lynshbq5g s and R Z fM1TEn
529 A5r StqEpHc ony e
With steamers to Bosto92 p 70 Sfdn New
York Batimfere 1 eng and se stations
east OF Petersburg; -, >,e e1ropr
Line. Pullman seepers. Richmond to
Iynchburg and Roanoke: Petsrsnu ndor 20
Memphis and New Orleans. CAFE D 't y:
Car. i-'s 90. .,r
2:5 p. NJ. and 9:1O P. M; from Norfolk
Ii 90 A. n, and and 40 ?; NJ. c,,o.
y: 3 REy1IL ~, g D i. P Bass Ar.n.
L a ii u. 4 Is : III y. u
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IT'S A GREAT TRIP,

And One Dollar pays the expense, lnclud-
Inc round-trlp tickot and one OF the
famous sea-food meals served at Beach
Park. Special trains every afternoon $50.
FIFTY cents round-trlp, Two trains every
Sunday, $50 a, NJ. and 400 T. ~
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BOOK. BINDING AND PRINTING,

BLANK BOOKS made TO order; Magazines,
pibies, etc. bound s. B.. ADKINS AND
CO., No. Governor Street
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SEALED PROPOSALS..
Office of City Water Works,
Room 3, CITY Hall,

Richmond, Va, July 49, 1903,
SEALED PROPOSALS. FOR THE
baslns and the work Pertaining thereto
will be received here until 5 p. NJ, SEP
TENDER lST.. and then publicly opened,
Information on application. The right
by the Commttee on Water. ApproSi-
mate estimate Of work to be done, saO0. 600.
CHARLES e.. OLLING,
su,wed. to sepl Superintendent. v
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H. & Z. burg & Potomac R. z

n,
Trains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s;!1 ~, daily Hyr q 81 !1b, ThrSuEh'
7:l5 A. NJ. week duys. Elba. ashland &C"
SO x. 81. Sunday only. Byrd ST.
Through.
go 4. NJ. week days Byrd st. THROUGH.
1905 noon. week days. Byrd 81. Ihrougn q
400 p. NJ. week days. Byrd IT. 1:eo.
ericksburs gaccommodat ton.
sos P. NJ. daily. Main st. Through.
6:25 p. NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland ao-
SOS p. NJ. daily. Byrd st. Through.
Trains Arrlvs MISUNDERSTANDING
$40 a. NJ. week days. EIba- Ashland ae'
sis A. M, week days, Byrd st.. Fred
ericks burg Accommodation.
S NJ I'D. dai1y !. By ,yr, 81 T. T rhToHSh
2:o5 p. NJ. daily. Main. St. Through.
600 P. NJ, week days. Etba. Ashland &C.
7:15 ?. NJ. daily Byrd St. Through
1929 P. NJ. daily. Main st. Through.
Note--Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on all trains except local aGeommoda Tong o1s
Geu'l Man'r, asst C3en'I Man'r. Traf. Man'a
June ~. 1908
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M MEETINGS.,

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders OF the WATKINS. COTTRELL COM
PANY viii DO held at the office Of ~ com
Va. on THuRSDAY' September 10th. 1908, at
July Std ~ ~. N President.
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Ina; tais l posscs.on September loth state
terms, describe fully III hrst let'e'' - ~
.. O., care this Office.
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IF YOU WANT 10 rot alons with your mother.
fAAin.,ow irst \. ! bnp n bottle OF Acno pinno
and furniture Polish put up by ACME MANU. iraAla
NJ FACTUnING CO., Richmond, va t.0.N-Ig
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WANTED, several horses to BOARD ~ s5S'So
per month III centrally located s'u o''' 1t's'.
box I , city. 8R 4.
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VANTrp. young MAN, With hotel or restan-
rant experience; hrrt-clnss references re-.
o,,lred. Apply Itn East Main Street. boz
tween and y. ~. +H
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WANTTD. - rent three connecting ROOMS for
sht honsekoopins; prefer renting from owner.
who occupies house; reference excnansed' Ao'
dress Box $40, Richmond. va
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WANTED, MINERAL SPRINGS s If ohe e'
would purchase good lntera! vu srnI'o W VIZ.
snia. Address, w VIZ tni particulars p 4 4
HUMPHREY, Hotel Raleigh, WASH. =. =.
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WANTED, BOY, between II to 10 years, to
helm IN grocery store, deliver goods and make
Il himself generally useful around store; German
preferred. Apply 200 w. Main Street.