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to friends in this city. states that she
is having a charming tine.

to friends in this city. states that she
is having a charming tine.
The annual meeting OF the Common
wealth Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. will be held on
Friday morning at ! o'clock, at the home
of Mrs. Warner Moore. The social fea-
lures at the regular monthly meeting of
the chapter have made them one Of the
most enjoyable affairs of the season. The
election OF officers will take place at the
meeting on Friday. The chapter recently
presented to the model school a ha nd
some bust Of Houdon's statue of Wash
ingtcn.
Mrs. r.. g. Shackelford is the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. c. G. Walker.
Mr.. j. Louis Sullivan. who was operated
on recently at the Old Dominion Hospital,
has entirely recovered. and is now able
to be out.
Mr.. E. V. FarinhoIt. popular young
member of the Richmond bar. is quite sick
at his home near chimborazo Park.
Miss Nadge Freddy. returned from
Philadelphia, last Saturday Miss Freed
ley was the recipient of much attention
during her visit to that city.
Misses Maud Morgan and Margaret
Shields have returned from Charlottes-
vile. where they attended the german
given there last week at the University
of Virginia.
Miss Louise West is the guest of Miss
Helen Temple. on west Grace street.
=
Next Monday being the anniversary Of
General Lees birthday. it will be OBJ
served at the Won1an's Club as Virginia
day. Mr.. Polk Miller VIII give some songs
and stories. Mr.. Roosevelt Page will dc.
light the audience with character sketch
es. Selections will be sung by Miss Lily
urquhart. Miss Martha Mosby snead So
pranos. and Mr.. Nv. c.. holland. Ladies are
requested to bring their escorts. and to
come without their bonnets,
The quarterly meeting Of the Richmond
Huguenot Society was held yesterday at
hearing encouraging reports from the
various committees. Or. Kerr read
several most interesting letters from the
Rev Jean Knatz written from Lamot1ae-
Fenelon in the department of Lot, France,
which Is the place chosen as the especial
field Of labor of the Richmond Society.
Plans were discussed and a committee
appointed to make arrangements for the
annual mass meeting to be held during
the latter part OF February, or early In
March. when 1t is hoped that Mr.. Knatz
may be present.
Miss Annie Wills is the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Walter S. sub!ett-
4 { \ = -
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/ LURTY VS. FUN / KH0UsER.

Z : 81
IS IIARRIsoNBURG,.ssNrAA &. 81 ] an (lspe-
scial. )--AA suit was comp onised here Sat
urday tina t had attracted Il wide atten-
! ton Ca plain Warren s. Lurt y. former
district attorney. and several times can
:dtdate for the Repub liean nomination for
governor. vel Unknown oyer the State as
"a Republican orator, bropgh t suit IN a
magistrates court against s The Rev. A.
Funk aouser. postma ster a this place.
alleging that Mr.. Funk houserhad written
him q letter lasts'winte err. offering him a
fee 1T he would go to Wa sh;ngtoni and
use his in fluenceE for Mr. Funk houser'sre
Sappoin tment, Whtch was bit eTly con-
tested.
esaptain sLurty Went and the pos tmaster
declined 10 pay: The result was suit
in the naaEistrate's 81 court for one hun
sdred Gal!ask 1hif postH1 sstsr had
renewed rs hss county court Il Without
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13
HIS FIRST REPORT
Operations Of the City Elec
trleian's Department DUR
ing the Year 1902.

The first annual report of the City
Electrician for the year ending December
81 1902 shows thatsth department issued
2.S06 permits for, electric service connec-
tons during the year.
There were 1872 street arc lights re-
ported by the police from time to time as
not burning, which were promptly report
ed to the Richmond Passenger and Power
Company. requesting new lamps in many
instances
There have been over 5000 electrical
inspections made. The present inspector
avera ged .3s7 inspections per month since
spections were made at odd times by
members of the Fire-Alarm and Police
Telegraph. Department
OWingtt to seeming conflict in ordinances,
this department has dealt more with
wiring. inside than outside buildings.
The Inspector reports that the elias OF
work termed temporary being installed
usually for decorative effects and fire.
ouently where quite a lot Of .nfiamma pie
material exists should be more carefully
Installed. and that only the very best ma
terial and workmanship should be allow
ed in such ca SEES.
trouble can and usually does come from
poor Workmanship and material:
SAFETY OF LIFE AND PROPERTY
Thorough insulation Of electric con-
duetors isSSessent.al for the, safety Of life
ture and what frail barrier 1T is to
place on the dividing line: between dan
ger and safety it can then be realized
what care, thought, and judgment must
necessarily be exercised in the inspection
OF the miles of electric wire being In
stalled in buildings, the necessity for an
Inspector. the responsibility resting on
him, and the amount Of work always
before him especially does this apply to
the city. for Richmond is one of the very
few using so high voltage for lighting
purposes. 1907 ( ~
Great changes have been made in the
material used, workmanship. transmitting
devices, and methods Of distributing cleo
5tric energy in the past few years (alI IN
the interest Of safety). and contractors
are llowed to use OIL the most approved.
In conclusion. the electrician expresses
his thanks for the renewed confidence
shown in him during the past yea r.
To the various contract and power
companies for their prompt co-operat ton
ana courtesles received from them, to the
Electrical Worker q nion. and to all with
thanks. IS
He says he is well pleased with the
efficient and able manner in which the
electrical inspectorSh has performed his sew
eral Ut.eS.
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con,panying cut having been taken IN
Russia, where she spent the greater part
Of two Years. She is a great niece OF
General Robert e. Lee, and through both
parents belongs TO one Of the most dis.
tinguished family connections III this
country.
Miss katherine Mason Hodges is a
daughter Of Mrs. James Harwood Hodges,
Of Annapolis, and a granddaughter of the
late c. C. Jamison, of Baltimore. Through
her grandmother, who was Miss Ma
son. of Virginia, she is a direct descend
ant of George Mason, OF Gunstou Hail..
Miss Hodges is a very a ttractive girl with
Titan red hair, large. blue eyes and ex-
quisite complexion. Her marriage to Mr..
William Sherman Van Loan, of an old
Knickerbocker family of New York, will
take place at st. Anne's Protestant Epis-
scopai. church, In Annapolis, on Wednes-
daySafternoon.
Colonel 10 Lane Stern led the german
at the Masonic Temple last evening, and
the affair equalled in hrilliance any that
has been given this season. The pat
ronesses Of the Richmond German Club
are Mesdames Thomas Atkinson. Gideon
Davenport Thomas Boiling, Jr.. t! Mon
cure Perkins. r. Lancaster Williams,
Levin Joynes, w, S. F. Mayo, -. IT. ID.
Myers, Jr.. and Allen Potts.
Mrs. Harry Alexander ellis has issued
cards for q tea to be given this afternoon
from to o'clock, in her home. 500 east
Grace street, in honor of Mrs. Furmar,
Mrs. Charles H. Talbot has issued in
vitations. to a reception tea Wednesday
afternoon, from 5 to z o'clock, In her
home, rs Shafer street. The entertain
ment will be in honor of her daughter
in-law, Mrs. Ellis Talbot. of Macon, Ga,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Talbot have come to
Richmond to live, and are with Mr.
Talbott's mother for the winter.
A birthday party will be given Jan. 20
by the ladies of the Second Presbyterian
church, when each guest Is requested to
bring as many pennies as they are years
old. The proceeds viii b used for q
causesdear to the heart of the entire con-
gregation. Refreshments will be served
during the evening.
Mrs, Alfred T. Harris will entertain her
married friends Wednesday afternoon. a
$50 o'clock at cards In her home. BIS west
Franklin street. asssr
The regular monthly meeting of the
Masonic rome tAukll1arEt Will beaheld this
morning at II O'clock at Les Camp Hall,
This evening at $50 O. clock Miss Maria
Blair. will lecture on The Seven Great
Pictures Of the World. at the home of
Mrs j. Allison Hodges The. public is
Invited to attend. No tickets will be
sold. but the admission fee can be paid
at the I. house use Children will be charged
half-price. 81 a 80 3 -
at the annual meeting Of the Rich
mond chapte Of the United Daughters Of
the ConfederacY at Lee Camp Hall to-
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E. p. Murphy,
1903 West Broad Street.
. ia 7.s11.1s.15-5t
PROPOSALS.
Eastern State Hospital.

Eastern State Hospital,
Stewards Office.
Williamsburg. Va. January Q. 1903 3
UNTIL IL O'CLOCK NJ. JANUARY u,
1903. the undersigned will receive bids 70
furnish this institution with GROCERIES.
DRY-GOODS. SHOES and other supplies
for the three months ending March 81
1903 List of articles needed, quantities
OF each. together with instructions how
to bid. for delivering OF goods. and other
DETAILS can be had on application to
a. BROOKS
Steward Eastern State Hospital.
ia Il, 13,15,171S20
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once Of City Enginser.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived at this office until 4 P. NJ. THURS
DAY, jan Is. 1903. for furnishing and
delivering to any point within the city
at any time and in suc.l quantities as
may be required for period from Jam.
Is. 1868. to Jan. 81. 1904 hes Vltrided Clay,
Pipe Gree from all b!isters and cracks
and other defects, for best brand of
Rosenda1e Cement: lor best brand OF Port
land Cement; for iron Castings; for
Stacks and Street Basins. al. for the
year 1903.
All Information for bidders can be OBJ
.tained a this Office,
A certified check for $50 must accom-
pany each bid
The Committee on Streets reserves the
right to reject any and all proposals Of
fered. and to award the contract as a
whole or in separate parts.
W.. E. CCTSHAyv,
CITY Engineer.
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||i '|F E|E!|G|}!5l;{ ~ ~

s. "a i. li1Ny APPLICATIONSStIF
til F. Xs4AsN'F HIN L. ON YOUR
sH.AiiS WI I1l4'l l l,lkLE YOU.
DEATH .5s
Y IS ABSOLIIT Tai THE
.BEST A II u e .s5s
So Highest, esii nlOnia!s..s
Not. dye. but never fails to restore
n nn! sco'or, a promets growth, prevent
- ~ - Il ~ = hi sd q III sesa 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13
sse,p,, MONROE. u, pEch:gpEp Z,

#.#EoP7's sf0NRo IL VA. zDECEMBER IL.
1s02.-Seaied proposals. in triplieate. for
5ssONo ~, Ct f4cSSi MEoS-g0OM AND
KITCHEN ADDITION to Guard-Houss
here viii be received; until u NJ. JANE-
AIRY Is. 1903. United States reserves
right to accept or reject any or all rro-
posa.s or any part thereof. Information
furnished on application Envelopes CON
tanning proposals. should be marked Pro
posaI for Public Buildings. addressed
G.. e. TOWNSLEY. G. Nj.
de II. Is. Is. a0.jai5.Ii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

Dinner Napkins, extra weight, full
satin bleached 3-4 size, G. ~
The best All-Linen 3~4 size
Dinner Napkins, sold az TIKI
Sis, our price, per dozen. -
The usual best 88c. dozen .EOr
Dinner Napkins full size are -
BATH SHEET TOWELS, 90 inches
long, heavy three thread, snow,
flake, cost regularly SO DC
dozen, are selling here each. ~
Large size Pure Linen Damask
Towels, best at $3.50 to Toe
50 dozen, are to be sold, ca. -
The largest roc. Hemmed Huck
Towels, in various styles, 6r
borders, are. each. W
Linen buck Towels, such as as you
see special priced elsewhere I M
at ~ 1-2c., are here. each. w.
900 dozen Bleached Huek Towels,
large SIZE, best at ST dozen, Er
these, each ~
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he Honest I Trade
Waves as They Roll
Cohen S Store
The accomplishment OF Co.

The accomplishment OF CO.
hens buying advantages-the.
position OF the firms small-proht-
selling ability, are the steps to
The front Of all other stores-and.
all business transactions are
based on the most reliable busi-
ness principles, with every Gus.
tom OF rights and favors that can
rule in any store Of the most lib
eral disposition towards its pa
irons. A broom-t1andle has
never any other name. Goods
must be as represented or bet
ter, whether spoken of through
means of advertisements or the
personal representatives, the
lalespeople.
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LECTUNES.

MISS MARIA BLAIR WILL LECTURE
on The SevenHGreat Paintings Of the
81 Forld.' JESEaAy EVENING". Jan Is.
at Is o'clock. In 1s0z Eass Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

The finest All Linen $1.35 Table
Damask, Irish manufae- 7Er
ture, here to be sold for s. -
All the pure Linen Table Damasks
that resails in the best stores at
Is and 85c. Of German, Irish, and
Scotch manufacture, are E0c.
in this sale for OUC
The 7-yard $40 All-Linen 2Er
Embossed Damasks are CCA
Table Damasks, full blesched, best
of ordinary selling price 22r
5oc., these to be sold for. OOA
1900 ysrds Pure White Satin Fin
ished Table Damask, So inches
wide, has every appearance Of
cloth costing Soc, the price foe
per yard = -
Dinner Napkins, very heavy weie ht,
5-8 size in a number of the best
Dsmask designs, 81 so dozen val
ue, this sales price, 81 nm
per dozen ............ spl'OV
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AUCTION sALEs--rni. Day.


WHEN REAL ESTATE IS som -
TAXES roR THE lCuHREfr C4IrunaaA
YEAH ARE 70 BE PAID FRO RAT,
THE VENDOR AND THE vEapEE. %
BY the Valentine Auction e. -
Auct.oneers.
= DEMONSTRATORS SAT-
N HOUSEHOLD AND gfrr,.,sus
CARPETS. ETC. ~ t x.s
go NORTH TW S'.Irs.ss;39
we will sell for W. C. .caapnas
ministrator for Miles c. Allen. ,ls t,s az. a1.
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY -
at 1890 o'clock at the residente or y,
late NJ. c.. Allen. No s22 north rrpsr tas
fifth street. all OF the Furr.iture confai-!y.
in said resfdence-yiz.: Double and ST.
Iron Eedsteads. Mattresses and snri>:s,lls
Marble Top Bureaus and Wssfsfa,.SSSs
Marble Top Sideboard. Warar Jba. Waisss..
Hat-Rack. Chairs and Rockpfs iias,,
Lamp. Feather Boosters. Brussels , .al.
and Mating. Pictures Rugs, Spia,s
Wood-Heaters. Cooking Stove and ~. i...a
sis, Tables. Window Shades. lot cra ,,.-
cry. Glassware. and other Furniture s 80
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO %
ia n-2t Auetionesrs
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tention. and its trial was eagerly looked
forward to until the compromise OF yes
terGay.
fire Saturday night totally destroyed
the residence of Miss Bessie Pauln. OF
this place: The dwelling was occupied
by two families The tenant on the low
ser door had insurance and saved all of
his furniture; | he tenant on the upper
floor had no insurance and lost all Of.
mis- property. The elling was insured
for SIS Geo.
sElkton. IN this count Friday and was
hurled: saturda az Her husband. VIII is
critically Al !. was sheriff Of Rockingham
county for twelve years. and both he
and his wife are n ell-known over the
con Vie was about sixty i've yaars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

In execution of deed of trust. data
9Th OF December. 1901. and records, /.
Richmond Chancerv Court. in D. 3 ~
&C., page SIS Will sell by public aus.
ton. at No. 113 south First street. on
.:,5s FRIDAY. JANUARY. Is. 1865
beginning at 1890 O'Clock A. NJ. a warfare
of uost EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD ANA
KITCHEN FURNITURE. consisting i
part of Parlor Suite. Black WaInns
Chamber Suites Single and Double Beds
Dining-RoonT Furniture. Crockery. Orra,
ments Pictures, Kitchen Furniture. e,c
This Offering is worthy the attention CT
ladies'. The Furniture can be Inspected
on the 18th instant between the hour
OF u and , o'clock P N.
TERMS: Cash.
LUTHER DAWSON.
ia u-td Trustee.
- BY Edward s. Rose Comnanv. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13
RUsTEEs AUCTION SALE
OF
100 ACRES OF LAND. SITUATED NEAR
ROEIO, VA

BY virtue of certain deed of trust
dated May Il. 1886. and of record in ths
clerks Office OF Chesterfield county. Va.
d. 8. 90. page 49, default having been
secured. and being requested by the bene.
feiary so to do. will sell by auction
at the north door OF the City Hall on
Broad street. Richmond va. on the
22D DAY OF JANUARY, 1893,
at Il O'Clock NJ.
100 ACRES OF LAND. with improve.
ments thereon, as described in said deed
OF trust.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sals.
and one note for SIS. with interest from
May Il, 1896, and residue as may be named
at time of sale.
A L. MARCY.
de 50 ia 1850. 10 1917 2o&aa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

WANTED.
EXPERIENCED DRY-GOODS TRAVEL.
ling Statesmen for Southern States; good
salary to right party. Address D., care
of MELBOURNE ADV ERrISlNGsA GEN
Cf. Baltimore, Md ia III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

WANTED.
POSITION IN DRUGSTORE. WHERE
there is plenty OF work and no time to
cat, by young man; s years. experience
references. Address DRUG CLERK: care
Dispatch. ia l3-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

WANTED,
ss12 PER THOUSAND COPYING LET
tiers; material furnished: stamped enve-
.ope for particulars. CRYSTAL NOVEL;
.rY4 COMPANY Room i6. Chicago.
ia 11-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Save You Is Per Cent
On Your Gro ceTleS
AT OUR TWO STORES.

Granul lated Sugar, per 3n
pound f4I
Best Ginger Snaps or Soda n "a
Crackers per pound f2O
French Candy, per pound &c
Large Canned Virginia To On
matoes W
White Is Sugar, 6 pounds 16n
tor. 6!0tO
ArnucL lie. .,o Or gardova COT 91c
Good Salt Pork. per b.. &c
Imported Macaronl, per ID. &c
Black berry or Catawba IN.
Wine, per quart 1OO
New Dates. per pound &c
Snowflake Patent Family 06n
Flour, barrel. $500, bag. ZUU
Best City Meal, per peck -. 18c
Good Green or Mixed Tea, IN
per pound W
New Figs, sc. or lbs. for 25c
Best quality Rolled Oats, two II
pound package 10
Fresh Country Eggs, per OH
dozen ............- IO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13
AUCTION sALE-Fu,ure o.,

RUsTEE,s SALE ''
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD Ann
KITCHEN FURNITURE AT NO II,
SOUTH FIRST STREET. AT
AUCTION
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EnIpL0Y,IENr WAITS. 4

WANTED,
YOUNG MAN EXPERIENCED IN
stenoSra ply. general office work. etc.. de-
sires position. Leaving present position
on account of schangeTfn offices. Refer
sences the best. r. H. J., Dispatch ONCE.
la TN, ,Su&Tu4ta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED.
8Y "A YOUNG MAN COMFORTABLE
Room with or without board: Franklin
,r Grace street preferred. State terms.
Address u, care Dispatch. ia 1S-1t*
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

WANTED,
IOOD. RESPONSIBLE PARTY FOR
agency in the city. Several good selling
lrtic.es. Address Room "a tby carul.
.Iurphy's Hotel ia lS-1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

WANTED,
1aORCoGHLY DISCREET MIDDLE
aged lady Of unquestloned standing as
companion for a lady whose husband is
sometimes away from home. Reply. Civ
ing references and pay expected. to ID"
Dispatch Office. ia 13-1ts
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The VALENTINE MUSEUM

ELEVENTH ANE CLAY STREETS
Open daily from, 10 e. Al TO 5 +, IL
Admission. 25 cents. Free on Saturdays
au 20-fa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13
Linens Surrender at the 1Ouc

No matter what wanted and the and the sale
is made is one ofEtlle LINEN REAPlNGS bit
seldom The scale of qualities reach the lower end the
finest that Of Irish pride New beautiful patterns
the snowdrits Here are few as they run.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

BY Edward s. Rose COMPANY.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

a delightful party was given last satur-
day afternoon by. Miss Marion Smith,
daughter Of Mr.. u. P. Smith. the we'll
known railroad man, at her home, No
oil west Main street, in honor of her
little cousin, Miss Mary Yates Atkinson.
of Raieigh,.sN G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

Mrs. Charles NJ. Johnson. Of Goochland
county. who has been spending the holt
days with relatives in this city, has re-
turned to his home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

WANTED,
3OARDERS FOR A BEAL.- -FUL
suite OF second-story rooms, with pri-
vate bath. Also hoarders for sunshiny
hird-story room; first-class table board
/ speciality Apply 20 south Third
street. ia 1S-1t+
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

WANTED,
BY REGISTERED PHARMACIST A
position to take effect February LIST:
young and unmarried; terms $50 per
Month: references furnished if required.
Address PHARMACIST, care Dispatch.
ia 10-4t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

One Of the most charming debutantes
Of this sea son In Charleston. S. ca. is
Miss Caroline Conner, the daughter Of
Mrs. James Conner and the niece OF Mrs.
j. Caskie Cabell, Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

Mrs. Harry Alexander ellis has issued
cards for tea to be given this afternoon
from to o'clock, in her home, 500 east
Grace street, in honor of Mrs. Furman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

The friends Of Miss Louise b. Hart
will be gratifed to learn that she is
rapidly recuperating from her recent
severe indisposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

Mrs. Lorraine Ruh1n, who has been
visiting her sister. Miss Talbot, in Nor
folk, has returned home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-13

AUIE5: Use Ch,ches;er's English Pennyroys. r.is4
/, Best! sa:cnf! ::nly Ke;Iabfc! Take no Other.
10 Buy y.Es DruEg Eat, aead Ac .nps. for Rs.,e
liars and Relief o' Lsd!-s letter ~ rctur, nail
Chichester Chemical 10, Philnia.. 1T.
ss3-1u trh g sun y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-27
new EQUIPMENT
o. N. G. Soon to Resp Results
Of Militia Bill.

Adjutant General Gyger of the o.
N G.. received the following telegram
from Assistant Adjutant General
Parker OF the war department:
Department ready to issue maga-
zine arms and equipment under Sec
tion 13 of the militia law, as soon as
the number required to arm organized
militia in your state can be dstermin-
ed by personal inspection by ormy
officers. The secretary Of war desires
that you advise this Office by wire
the earliest date and place where in
spectors can visit organizations"
General Gyger replied as follows:
'Ohio has 90 infantry companies, lo'
Gated in II different cities and towns.
Inspectors can visit organizations at
any time at the loca, armories. Ros-
ter showing location of troops has been
forwarded by mail"