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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-09-07
Iowa Township.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gard moved to Minot for
the winter.
James Harvey drove to Minot Monday
on business.
Mrs. Podhcla of Sawyer visited her
claim last week and returned to her
husband in Sawyer.
John Deegan was in this vicinity look
ing for three puppies which strayed
from his ranch. He said he would rath-
er lose good COW than those puppies.
Everything is quiet in this vicinity as
all have gone threshing. The crops are
fairly good around here this fall. The
people are beginning to think that North
Dakota soil is some good after all.
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.HE WAS SHAVED
BY LIGHTNING.
Electric Fluid Neatly Removes
the Hair From a Cat
and Dog.
fsnecia1 "a 1,ha NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Especial to The Times- Dispatch.)
& DAEVItLl1. VA, June 20.---Mt, ptnry
Adams, Henry county farmer. was in
the city to-day with very naked dog
and d strange talo OF the odd effects Of a
bolt OF lightning that struck his homo
during tile severe storm 0f Monday after
noon. Tho lightning struck tho Kitchen.
running down the pipe Of the stove. shaw
Ing tho fur clean from the back OF q cas
that was asleep beneath tho stove, strik-
ing tho dog as lightly as It had struck
tho cat running down the animals limbs
to the ground. leaving a trail OF slnged
fur in Its wake and doing no damage to
either animal beyond Il severe fright.
Tho dog has always been afraid OF
thunder and as was usual with him dur
ing storm. had hidden himself In the
darkest spot he could find Under the kitch-
en-. rho dog was directly Under the spot
occupied by the cat beneath tho stove.
Ono OF tho strangest Incidents OF tho
story related by Mr.. Adams. Is that he
was asleep on pallet in the Kitchen, just
a few minutes prior to the time the
lightning struck tho. house. He was
aroused by his wife, who wnnted him to
perform a service for her In he house.
Mr.. Adams says he had no sooner vacated
the room. than the bolt descended. tear.
Ing away three planks from beneath the
spot on which he had been resting. He
regards his escape from death as miracu-
lOuS. 80 4G3aA43t is2 is5r .Ns3 t3 32rf Esu1 isf
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LEGAL NOTICE
Il N THE HUsTINGs COURT OF THE
l CITY OF RICHMOND. .,
city OF Richmond ...............P


81 N THE HUsTINGs COURT OF THE
City OF Richmond Plalntlf
+ 8SSt ys. I, 81
PR Iuss1aHsEi st "a coNDEMN LAND.
(Extract from Decree Of June q, 1sol.)
e +$-Gt'' J It up pear Ing to the court that
the city Of Richmond. In pursuance of
decree herein entered, on June 18th, lW4.
this cause In the Merchants NATIONAL
Bank OF Richmond the sum OF five thou
sand one hundred and fifty-seven dollars
and fifty cents ($5.157.50) the court doth
adjudge, order and decree that this cause
be referred to J ohn p. Leary. who Ia
hereby appointed special com missioner
for. the purpose. to make the following
Inquiries: s. :. i XIX s s.s :, J, :.
and Thomas j. Todd. as compensation
for their property taken by the city or
Richmond for It's purposes.
go What liens, IL any, exist upon the
property 30 taken by the city OF Rich
inond or any part thereof.
..3. Whether the city OF Richmond can,
in these proceedings. obtain fee simple
title to the said property;
''All OF which inquiries tho SAID com
missioner is directed to report to court
with any matter specially stated deemed
pertinent by him orFrcquired to be stEted
By any party In interest.
ut is further ordered that the said
commissioner shall give notice OF the time
and place OF tho making OF the said In
qulries by personal notice to the parttc1
10 these proceedings and by advertising
4 in some newspaper published in the city
gof Richmond" isFs1 @ ie55I IA
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Funeral Services.

The funeral of Mrs Sarah Haynes, who
died at her residence on West Craze ;i:e
Street on Tuesday morning, Will take
place this afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
The funeral seryices over the remains mans
of Miss Ellen Maho1y. who died Tues
day afternoon at the home Of her sister,
40. a0s East Leigh Street. will be held
ut st. Peters Cathedral this morning az
10 clock.
Tie last rites over tho body Of George
Edward Hhg, VINO died ,ru lSs'1 , nigne
we're held yesterday afternoon at the
home OF the deceased. and the interment
WAS made in River View Cemetery
The funeral services 10 be held Oyer
the remains of DIR. Charles l.. Steel. who
died at The Virginia Hospital on Taeaaay !,
s O'clock from the SECOND Baptist Church.
Rev. DR. w. II. ~ Smith will conduct
the services. and the palI-bearers VIII pc
two mSnbers from the faculty of the
University College OF Medicine. TWO from
the City Dental Society and four from
the Young Mems Missionary society OF
uI tslIIEpu
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JOHN p. LEARY.
Special Commissioner.
June 30-1aw-4w

.VIRGINI IA IN THE aI15v 1agsT4;17ESG95s
NIOND, JUNE FIST, 1904
To Joseph II. Holzgrefe, Jennie B. Gill
bort, w. S, Peyton. John O. Lewis,
James RUSSELL Philippine Hickman, and
to all other persons whom 1t may con-
Germ:
You are hereby notified that the city Of
Richmond, municipal corporation
created under the laws Of the State Of
Virginia, shall at II o'clock a. M, on the
25TEiH DAY OF JULY, 1901, apply to the
Hastings Court OF the city Of Richmond
for the appointment of Commissioners
to ascertain what will be Just compensa-
ton for the land WHEREOF you are tenant
Of the freehold proposed to be condemned
for its uses. and to award damages. II
any, resulting to the adjacent or other
property whereof you are tenant as afore-
said, Or to the property, Of any other per-
son, beyond the peculiar benefits that
will accrue to such properties respective
". for the construction and maintenance
Of the work or Improvement proposed 10
be done or made by the city of Rich
mopd, the ownership. location and de-
scrlption OF which property and the
nature Of which work will fully appear
by reference to n petition and exhibits
therewith In the clerk 8 office OF the said
court; on this 2lst day of June. 1904.
THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
BY II. n. Pollard. City Attorney.
Z oopsWstN sfffi CHRISTIAN. Clerk,
Tune 23-1aW-4W sst3sl
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AUCTION SALES-This Day.
Geo, W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
ITO N. Seventh Street
LARGE SALE
or
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

OAK AND WALNUT EXTENSION
x 4 TABLES, Cit1S AND WALNUT CHAM
( BER SUITS, LADIES, CHILD s AND
oFF1cE DESKS; OAK. CHERRY
AND WALNUT WARDROBE NEW
! 8n1ATs11NCi, STEEL RANGE, NEW
COOK STOVE, REFR1GERAToRs
LADIES DRESS GOODS, OAK FOLD
ING BED, WHITE ENAMEL IRON
BEDS AND CRIBS. BLOCK AND
FALL. CLARK's INCUBATOR. Pr
ANO, CHAIRS, ROCKERS. RUGS. 40.
CARTS, LOUNGES, ETC.
~ Will sell Mt my auction house. ITO N.
SEVENTH STREET,
TO-DAY Al 1890 A. NJ.
several very Handsome Oak Chamber
Suits, several Walnut Bedroom Suits,
several dozen Assorted Chairs, ] Ladies'
Desk. 4 Child's Desk, Irlat-top Desk. sew.
ernl Bolts Ladies' Dress Goods. New, Steel
Range, | New Cook stove. several sec
ond- hand Cook Stoves. lot New and sec
j Cherry Wardrobe, Oak Wardrobe Oak
Folding Bed several Go-Carts in excel
lent conditions; Mahogany Case Piano.
several Single and Double White Enamel
Beds and Springs: several large and small
Refrigeratcrs, In best OF condition.; Clark
Premier Incubator. Cane and Wood Seat
Rockers. Sewing Machine, Bed Lounge
Dealers and householders requested to
GEO. w. MAYO. Auctionecr
l8 A. p. Montgomery, Salesman.
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EdWard m. Stiars.

(SpecinI to ne Times De natch,)
2 YNCHBURG. VA, June 30, = Edward
ls. Siurs, IA well known compqsitor OF
lis city, Aed to-day at his home. Last
saturday Mr. STARS, on returning. home
'lf.ning injuries about the head, TINS.
however, Is said not TO have been me
chief cause of his death, he having SUI
bic. and this, combined with the injuries
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Hot Weather Diseases.

Disorders Of the bowels are Extremely
dangerous, particularly during the not
weather OF the summer months, and IN
order to protect yourself and family
against nssudden attack procure a BOZ,
tie of ChamherIain's Coilc. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t can always be
depended upon, even III the most severe
and dangerous cases and when reduced
with water and sWeeteneh IL pleasant
to take For sale by AL druggists.
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TUESDAY Judy 5,1904.

Cottage Site Lots, 80 by 1861 fronting 9, on
Chesapeake Bay, sldc and rear lots 90 by
lis, and 50 by ito. Immediately at the ter Ia,
mlnas Of the Mewnort Ne ssu nh and
the HAMPTON Roads Railway and Electric
Company; about two miles from q !, 0 .l.l
g, Ghesapeqk an Bay Hpp4fh o A Gane
service over two electric lines the year u.
round; schedule Of seven and nall al mn, q,
School, Hampton and Newport News,Baan t
fifteen minutes to Old Point Fare Aye iv
cents, except to Newport News, ten cent?
forty minutes ride e Newp toG MAYS
Buckroe beach Hotel and the water front,
in a section now we'll improved by dessir-
able Cottages Five years ago. Wti me ne
tRe ReWport N se and and Old point railway
md Electric Co. Buckroe Beach was
simply o beautifully located tract, OF ia l.lN
overlooking Chssapeake, 3a s NY - Prs o
most popular summer resorts An South
Our prcdio tions have more than been been.
realized. s., &
or built cottages and spend their summers
there, drawn by the convenient location
and the many amusementss ana IN d atIrad
and In many cases trlbbled since we first
put the property on the market.
All the lots to he sold on the above
date are In the choicest section. near g, Or
on the water front. and they offer the IN
weston or homeseeker an unusually good
res Restrictions: On the Cottage sites no
liquor can be manufactured or sold, nor
can the lots be sold to any negro or
TERMS one-fourth cash, balance six
twelve and eighteen months: OF 10 per
cent cash. and balance 5 per cent: per
month, to suit purchaser. "A deed will be
given and deed of trust taken to secure
deferred payments.
The property to be sold belongs to the
Chesapeake Land and Improvement Com
pany and the Buckroe Beach Land Conn
i e a53 w. j. NELNfs. III
ss Il w. S.. lPSFIUR, I'D
Newport News. Va.
Committee of Board OF Directors
Conducting Sale.
w. n. CHAPLIN, 3S .
Newport News, Va; 81 81 Eii
J.. " BICKFORD, 5l n
Buckroe Beach, Va;
Crlers.
June so---July l&a
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SOUTHERN RAIL. Way

SEIZED uLD IN III Y, Y
Il - VI TRAINS LEAVE R1CtIMOND..s s. !. sS
700 a. M.-pniiy. Local forS charlo M c.
1880 p. M.--Daily. l1imited Buffet PuiimnaS
Memphis. Chattanooga and I ~ the South.
y 500 p. M. LEX. Sunday Keysville Local
ii:oo p. AL-Daily.a Limited. Pullmen rsadstS
$50 y, NJ. for all the South sSx
YORK RIVER LIN 9. gS
Tha fayorite route to Baltimore and Eastern q
pointy. Leave Richmond A:2O M.-Dattys=
S:ib p. M.gLocal Daily, except Sunday.
1:ao r. M.-Eiscept Sunday. For West points
with steamers for baltimore ana 1
rivers iafdings Steamers sailing from We6sag
Point Monday Wednesday and Friday 4 call a
and Saturday Almonds and Gloucest err Point
i:45 a.. M. Except Sunday. Local mixed rof
w" - TRAINS ARRIVE RIcIIMoN Rs
a 6:bs a. NJ. and s:42 r. NJ rom; all the South.
s;a5 r.. n. From Charlotte II 1. and 2 durham.
s:25 A. M.-Baltimore and West POI II
io:15 A. NJ. $40 F. n II ROM Vest Holns;ssss
q, W. WESTBURYD p. Al, RlGhmond;a y yas
81 II, HARDWICK. VS.! II: III Ai11 tSthnSsS
8. II. AtKERT. aeD'l. Mgr,
as4 Washington. ~. 2. 3sS 81 gNi
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No Mistake.

Fl We do not think that any mistake was
made IN electinS Mr.. Thomas T.. Ryan q
delegate from Virginia to the st. 1ouls
Contention. Mr.. Ryan Ia a man OF such
prominence that when he says anything
itlEis telcgraphed over the. count ry';& and
he has already begun to talk good, sound
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Landmark. s3
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Notice 10 Contractors !!
Office Of the
Street Cleaning Department.,

Office Of the
Street Cleaning Department,
Room No. 0, City Hall.
Richmond. Va. Juno g, 1901.
SEALED PROPOSALS V1LL BE RE
1904, for building BRICK STABLE,
Full information to bidders can be had
upon application at this office.
a certified check for $25O must accom-
pany each bid as g guaranty for execu-
ton Of contract
No bid will be considered unless ac-
companled by a certified check.
The Committee on Health reserves the
right to reject any and all bids offered
and to award tho contract as a whole
or in separate parts.
BY order
COMMITTEE ON HEALTH
June 2S-7t
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BY Richmond TAuctIOH .GU,,.
Phone 4716. Geo. III. Valentine. Auctioneer,
Large and Valuable Auction Sale Of
Office Fixtures, Iron Safes, Type.
writer, Coffee Rooster Plant Com.
plete), Scales, Grocers' Bins,
Trucks, Sklds, Etc., at Auction.

BY direction or "A. Blair q sons we WI!
sell at his wareroons, Fourteentlt and
~ FRIDAY. JULY 1sT, 1904,
commencing at y o'clock NJ, very fine
Hall Iron Safe, large size, with double
Typewriter and Desk Oak Roller! Ter, ro !,
Desks, large Trucks, Sample Cases and
Syrup Cases, qrocers Bins and Display
FONTS; several Platform and nd Counter
/ large Moauet Carpet, lot sklds Sets
ness, Double Wagon Top, Gas and Wood
Stoves, and many other useful articles
too numerous to mention; also, ! Coffee
ity OF 40 bags per day1 complete. With
Brands, Cartoons, Electric Motor Clve
horse poWer), etc.
This is very valuable plant, together
with all OF the above fixtures, and the
sale is worthy the attentiot a. ,of both
Mr. blair having rented out his build
ing, the fixtures and plant etc. mus must
w" RICHMOND AUCTION co.
George II. valentine, Auctioneer.
Time SOFT t}sEf
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS WANTED FOR
LAYING BRICK SIDE.
WALK.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived up to 8 clock r. NJ. TUESDAY.
July S. 1904, by the Street Committee of
nishing Of oil material and the laying
Of about 10000 square yards of SIDE
WALK BRICK PAVEMENT in said
town; the bricks to be flrst-class paving
bricks: bidders to furnish sample Of
bricks they propose to use; bids to be
for doing the work per square yard,
The Committee reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
All bids to be marked proposals for
doing paving and addressed to the
4 Street Committee. Hampton, Va.
For further information apply to
W. T. WESTWOOD.
Town Clerk, Hampton, Va.
June 90 toJuly
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ASA O. Garter,
(SncciaII IN THO Times- DigDatc

Especial to The Dispatct.)
f GREEN BAY, VA. June 29-Sfr. Asa
O. Carter. one the most prominent and
county. died at8his home near Oivcvilla
postoffice, last night, He was taken sud
denly i'll and died In a very short while.
He was a brave Confederate soldier. hay-
ing served through the entire war. Mr..
Carter was, connected with Como OF the
best families in the State.
Ho was familiar figure In the neigh
borhood. and he was in his seventy
He leaves wife and six children.
namely Miss Clara and Mrs. Bernard
and Charles Garter. OF -Olveville, va:
Miss Elsie Carter, of Lynchburg, Va:
Mrs. Salie Whitehead, also of Lynchburg;
Mrs. Charles Bowen, OF NottoWay
homestead near his home, tomorrow
afternoon. 55 5
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N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /
7ILIInA 4. RICHMOND DALI

LEAVE RICHMOND DALI II
500 A. M.-NoREOLK LIAr1TEDa Arrives
Norfoik l1:2o a. N. Stops only at PetersDurs.I
W uEs ah Mls ssI LOUIS ExPREss Buret
Parior Car. Petersburg to Lynehburg and Roa Roam
oke pullman Sleepers Roanoke to st. Louis,
BIuefield to Cincinnati; also Roanoke to knox
Vile. and Knoxville TO Chattanooga and Mems
pills. po.NrtE, t,ypREss FIR IN rrn.
ollie I,ynchburg and Roanoke,
WIG s:es ?. M~ooEAN SHORE LIMITED; -, Ar
Burg. Waverly and sur9k Connects Meets \ VIII wiIh
Baltimore and washington. Through coach 3to
VskshpIa n.WFor Norfolk and oil stations east
Of & ~ g sMS.NNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE 4
r; ~ Sleepers Richmond to Lynchburg sno
I, ~ ,nISa. Petersburg to Bristol LynchourSa "
fnSattanooEn, Memphis and New Orleans csfa
Dining min eAr' M.-WoRLp's FAIR. sPEcIAI4a
srS S,S Pullman Sleeper Petersburg 70 ST.
wv ms arrye from the West 1872 A MI, siosK
n M and sos n. NJ from N orfolG u :4ot A. NJ
and $3.50 p. NJ, =, :. $500. III I'D
Office ~ Il N 'nn ~ IL. g. HI nosLHy.
Gent. Pass All t ''ss' - a = st-ss
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received, Is believed to have hurried his

received. is believed to have hurried his
DEATH
He was born in Fredericksburg fifty
nine years ago, but came to LynchburG
soon after the war, and since that time
has been. connected with the printing
business In this city.
His first work was with the Lynchburg
Press IN 1863, published by j. T. Wright.
job department of the lOld Virginian,'
owned by the late Charles w. Button, and
until his Illness was with the j p. He'll
Company. -
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BY r. M. WORKMAN n Co.
and
81 Mcveigh & dlinn.
Real Estate Auctloneers.
Commiss ioner's Auction
Sale Of a Beautiful Sub.
urban Home Just Below
the City Of Richmond RI! ;I'lI'I 4 On
the Old Osborne Turnpike
OF River n load, Containing |
About 80 Acres, and d
Known as 8 Marion hlI i.

In pursuance OF a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the county OF H len enter reg
s,yl ta' sst afy e qns 8
&c, VS., indie T. Ciilmer ct als.." Will
sell at public. on the premises. on
oalnc RH = M sg foov sS l1 proper,y
nenrico, known as Marion I'LL. about
ono mile below the city OF Richmon,d;;
as follows: On the north by Almonds
Creek and the, property Of. tho virginia
Carolina Chemical C. on tho east by tl, he
property q John W narb S t na a me
h OF Nell McCoul and on the west by the
old Osborne Turnpike or River Road, be-
Ing tho same properly whefeoI .ne in ,d
B DIR. George Is. Gilfher dled sel2ea anu
possessed ss M
/ The improvements upon this property
consist OF a large two-story brick dwell,
ing also twoIstory frame r. 60 d an excss, ar
FARM Farm or place is In high state OF cuti-
ana owng tS ts ocaon for sn
as as a whole or subdivldcd.
Cash suilliclent e !. pay * OF I'll z
interest from March ii, 1904. and the ball
iarcc in three equal instalments AZ ., y
and 8 months. with Interest added the
purchaseror purchasers 70 g,Vo n ~ ~, ~
the purchase money Is paid; or all cash,
at the option OF the, purchaser or pur-
o''a s ROBERT H. TALLEY.
@t4 Special Commissioner.
o Mcvelgh & Glnn and T. NJ. Workman d
Co.., Auctioneers
/ certify that the bond required OF the
special Commissioners by the above de-
- II ''1 d. r. PHILLIPS,
Deputy Clerk.
IA plot Of this property can be seen Mt
the office Of the uctioneers.
June 25- ids "a
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June 2a-1aw-4w

NIRG MI "A In THE CHAN Gerry.
" COURT on THE CITY OF RICH
NGOND, THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1904.
Bertha l.. Rose. .,...,,,.,,..,,..P TIT.
Vs.
Ethelbert G, Rose. ........,.,.,. Defendant.
IN CIIANCERY.)
The object of this suit Is to obtain d.
vorca from bed and board by the plaintiff
from the defendant on tho ground Of de-
sertlon, and an absolute divorce at the
expiration Of three years from the time
of said desertlon.
And affidavit having been made and
fled that the defendant Is not resident
of the State OF Virginia. It Us hereby Or
dered that he appear here within fifteen
days after due publication Of this notice
and do what may be necessary TO protect
Ills interest In this suit. ss
Copy-Teste:
P, Albert Smith, y. q.
June 23-1aW-4W
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William Blay,des.

IN (SpecialFto The Times-Dlspatch,)
FIRED RICKSB uRG, VA, June o..
Mr.. William Blaydes, q formey resident
or his his sister t Mrs. Isaac Graves, = ii
Orange county, at an advanced age. Mr..
Blaydes was d Confederate soldier, fought
through the Civil War, and at its close
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III. M. Bell.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
{ WINCHESTER, YA.,j June 29.-Josepll
M. Bell died here last night, aged II
years, He was n former business man
here. One son, Joseph Bell, of Baltimore
survives him.. e.
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Funeral of Daniel Emmett.
(By Associated Press.)

MOUNT VERNON. OHIO. June 90
The funeral services over the remains
a national reputation because Of his au-
of the famous song Dixie Will
be held Mt 2 o'clock Friday. afternoon at
d. Hal dfffieiating interment viii be be
made mt Mount View Cemetery, where
'uncle Dams" first wife and members
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N anchester Taxes.

am now ready to receive tho City,
School and Sewer Taxes for the pear 1874,
fspe y liz ssp a FL 81 On Or o.
Be paid Jgly lsi. il pEefeTrsd; s per cent
th XII rs res afl due dates. ''p91 -
d, w. BRONAUGH, Jr..
Treasurer City OF Manchester.
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Office of City Water Works
Richmond,> Va.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR 5pIIE CON-
METAL REiNFoRCED CoNcRETE
CUI.VNRT, about one mile long and
five feet internal diameter and cons
nectlons with same, Will be received at
this office until 8 p. M, JULY rs, 1901.
and then publicly opened.
information OH application. The right
to reject any or all proposals Is reserved
by the Committee OIL Water.
CHARLES u. I3OLLING,
superintendent
June a8&so July s7lo.14,l7ai&2l
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4 nTl ANTIC COAST LINE.

MN A ms, r,Is AN II ltICIIMONDs DA1LY-BYRUS#
tts]AAts \ Ell STATION ~ 5
EFFECTIVE suND;AAi.. MAY = 2 M 3
a,o5 * Ma G. L. Express TO ~ points9
"a SCUM q 'Ma.-Petershurg ana Norfolk.
is:io Mpstsrsnurs ana n Nor ann "
.s,SS6 p, M--Goldshoro Local. stess
Ills r. M.-psterspurg Local a., rra,, ], ,,t
''-' ,tedf to all points South III !.
$50 M-Psssss sSuSs a hocs aha es'
u'so PPjhA AIMS ' 'XiRfy q RIGHMoMD.
lo7 A. a 90 MI i , s; s ai = l S;ss
8 NJ: ills r.. NJ; e:es III. NJ,
.Escept sunday , Is md i 1niy' pa..
+ ". j.. CRAIG. Gen Pass, AEt
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DEATHS,

funeral of Miss ELLEN
, MAHONEY, who died tuesday evening
at the residence Of her sister, Mrs. JAS jas;
Quinn, No, sGs ~ L Iel; Street VIII
o'clock from st.. Peters Church, Miss
Mahoney suffered quite q while before
her death which she bore with much
paenesa AND AND W te Ihs
will, She was always an extremely de-
vout Christian, ever had words of cons
dolence for the distressed and expression
Miss Mahsoney leaves besides her broth
very sick, three sisters and one brother.
sS Requiesoat In peace.
June IS, laol, VIRGiN1A a. II. NUN.
SON, wlfo OF John b. Munson and
daughter. of the late Robert and Yir-
s 'intarma ant il wilmington, N. o..
NeW, York Herald and Times, Raleigh
IN, CD papers please copy.
.NIGR0 yrDled, Wednesday, June 90, at 10
o'clock, n, NJ. at tho residence OF his
' Street JOSEPH MICRO, aged four
Funeral notice later.
s,rEEIh.Tho funeral Of pr. CHARLES
BAPTIST Church, Sixth and, Main Streets,
THURSDAY. June s9th, at6 r., NJ.
TgRPIN Died. at her residence, No blg
2sth. at $3.50 o'clock, AIRS. RIIRIICCA NJ,
TuRPlN widow of the late Miles Tur-
PIN; III, . ~.
TIL q RSpA Y, June 10 1904
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
NOTICE.
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NOTICE.

:, Riehmond. Va, Tyne 5, 1904; !,
BONDED DIlBT OF THE CITY or
aRICHM OND WILL BIZ CLOSED ON
AND AFTER THIl 18TH INSTANT
AND REOPEN THE lsr pAY OBJ JULY,
1904. EpW, u WARttEsN.
June It'll Julyt Auditor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
Office OF Special Commissioners,
az John 2. Leary.
Room No. 4, Shafer'sT Building,

sa Richmond, va.
Tho parties to the above entitled cause,
and ali other persons Interested, are here
by notified that have fixed on my Of
as the place, and the lsT DAY OF sAu-
GUST, 1904, at IL clock A. M, as the
time. for executing the requirements of
extract. when and where you are warned
to attend and do what may be necessary
to protect your interests herein.
Given under my hand this 29th day Of
June. 1904.