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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-11
TRYING TO 0
end STRIKE,
Another Effort Now Being Made
BY the Chicago
..;s Butchers.
THE. SITUATION IN NEW YORK.
Party Of Strike-Breakcrs Dis
perscd by MobS Several
Jump Into River.
.f1sy Associated l3ross.

(13y Associated Pross0
4 4 CHICAGO, August 10. de terlnincd eff
forts are now being made TO settle the
stock yards strike BY mediation Nego-
stiatons begun early to-day between the
Retail butchers and Gr.occrs Assocla-
tion and Representatives OF several labor
unions, which would undoubtedly be
involved In the strike, should 1T be pro-
alonged much longer, resulted tonight
In the appointment OF a committee, COM
posed Of those who attended to-days
8ineeting TO negotiate with the packers
Tomorrow morning in an attempt to
bring about a meeting between the cri-
sployers and tho striking unions. Il t was
the sentiment OF all who attended to-
days conference that Should the meet
3 ing DO arranged between the opposing In
\ tclcsts I'M set tlement sa isfactory 70 poth
sides cotile be reach 800
Meantime Samuel q Gompers, president
of the American Federation Of ~ abor,
has been Summoned to Chicago and see
I IL lie cannot accomplish something
through med iation. Mr.. Gonp.errs VIII
arrive here Sunday morning gg@3
Makes INVESTIGATION y. III
III When The packers were told OF the IN
tended visits Of the intertned nry commit
1 tee Tomorrow all OF them declined to
make any comment IN whit ~ any sue
A cess; might be pecled from the meet
ging. Il Under the direction OF Mayor Car "a =
& ter III Harrison, whoySfls urged to take g. &.
the step by committee compose q so g
labor leaders and several aldermen, a y
Investigation into the sanitary conditions
! OF the various packing plant " here s'
3strike breaker are sbeing no used. Es was vas
begun to day Several OF the plan were
visited. but mo fragrant violations 10 the
law were found. In two OF the plants
the ventilation war found 10 be bad and
the sleeping quarters raj her crowded d ~ +
the employers promised To- have these l1s'
derccts srcedily Sremed LED. The inyestiga~
4 ton Will probably last two or three days
Z and wien 1t is finished, ~ report VIII
Il re mad e ito the Mayor. 4 ssFSss3l
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P:'I q /, & MADE


The morning OF the picnic one has s's only
to pack the thin gsH into the basket g and
dress, and lit $qu to- unnece TO rise
earlier usual 4 ri we'd at the picnic
grounds fresh and q 80 fter3 4 g 900
nights rest and nustlal one me
may lolI q bout under the trees until about "
|three-aua #of AN hour before lun ch-S
time. Then, with all the materials spr e 4
out on AZ box OF, ia 81 ct ere is usually
some sort of table nrran gements ct picnic en-
grounds tho bread can be uttored and -
Sliced, then spread with the filling and
made Into sand wi ches. T he lenona g de can
he ma a M the cakes spread with flllings
an az decorated with nuts, etc, he Iced st
tea turned into a large bowl or pitcher ,l
ana the lemon sliced and added TIT the
small 3articles should be turned INTO wood,
en- trays, wooden plates set about TOR each
one, and an aluminium mtg beside enchl
one. The children's milk must not l be for-
gotten. Usually 1t Ii pur chasedt 3at the
last farmhouse on the road and net IN the
stream or running water to 4 IS en- cool:
What eatables arc not turned into WOODEN ', ''dtn
trays and plates m lay be left In the glass
iars In which they were carried ~ ne q. c.ll
'flren vii be glad to gnthe flo We f gto
grace the table. sltii .ss
.
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. Disorder in News.5IS'Y,t, ork..
ifsy alssociated l,ress., ~

X BY Asgociat led trcse
NEW YORK, august 20. Fol- lowing the;
Suitimatum given he packers by the
sA,nalsntnatcd Beef Cutters and Butcher e:l7s5
Nyork,nens OF America vest rday tina d q
general II strike would SO into gef feet TO- .oo-5
day, the order became opera tive q ~ the.
time set this norning The plants q
fected are those ufniated with the So
ca He'd beef TRUST. @ 5ss;sfs
lS Tho first disturbance 4 OF the day oc-i
Cured this AFTERNOON: negro " no 81 was y.
driving a truck loaded with u meat "a: was Z
accosted BY two Of II the str kers. VINO WIZ
tried 10 stop him. y olicemcnEs dis persed
the strikers ana q tn d = yer con lnued
on his way. a moment later N ore OF ne
strikers, Who had been in a aloon near GO,
by. tried to jump on the truck, bu the
spoicenen again int erfered and the 81 rik-
ers were driven ID &c wi bout di dicult
Two hundred strike break ers, estined
for the plant OF schwarzsch!ld and su tLl:.
berger, were attacked by mum ber OF
beef workers to-day, and were 5conpletely
routed. Several of the strik 81 rea k <. r
were badly beaten and others, thoroughly
frightened, jumped Into East River. from i
which they were rescued WITH d INC UT lty.
police reserves were summoned, but NO.
n rrests were made. 5et
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svIRG1NIANs IN Sc. LOUIS u: y
Those Regist tered Vest l.s't q. day i
i3 The Times Dispatch Bureau. 4

Especial to The Times p ispatc AZ
ST. LOUIS. MO-. August ~. The follow
Ing ;Virglninns egistered at The Times. DIS
patch Bureau to- day; Camfnie Men. Harrison
burg Miss Mary Marshal 2. ~ Al rshall:
Charlottesville; Smith and wife, shad-
well; Harry and Leslie George, loyetsvllle;
Julia Carson Lila I, Gri q !, r Penn.
Schmidt, r. J. Rouse. Il and Mrs. ". -
5sydnor. Wllburn y, sydnor,s Hettiez E. Glib
son, w B. Freeman, Mr.. and NJ ~ Auhel.
W ~ Broome. Louis. En,na and Elsie Sell
theinler, J. III della rnet te Daisy De ~ E.
Carter, B. T. R Gregory, 6. AZ: Owens. = lcll-l
3mond Walter sydnor and wife ashland; p.
-. and ~. a.. and John Kncaid 4 Ewing; W.
=. Doherty, Norfolk !; rmberRsr Wythe-
.Braggett, Alexandra: Mr. and Mrs III ]. A.
Talbot y. s. Erord g. ~ @ Chnn. n, Il BD..3
Norfolk; n John 4 Moyler Petersburg; g w
wallace. Hot Springs; II !, y fIont. Roanoke:
Miss Pauline Newcomb. " Farmyille: Il y. w;
Pedigo and wife, A. II. Hamilton, Roanoke;
81. IS. crenshaw, Orange county, g. g. Bush.
Petersburg; n. r. Turner. staunton; David
Mccormick. Winchester: Daisy Ashley. Nor,
folk :, 'nstal !; paul
Il, q. Daily. 4I4cxing ton; MIS- 8, Jones
o. Othnrholt. I.ynchburg; w. II. Cone, a exan-
dra; b. "a Willis,a Petersburg, y
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REPORT OF AUGUST
GRAIN CONDITIONS
Summary Of Bulletin to Be Is
81 ed 33 y the De-
partmeflt. u
-lIsvg .Est,cIated press. !

yyAsH1NGToN.D. G, August f10. The
monthly report Of the chief ofsthe 3nrsa eau
culture will show the cofldi ton OF corn
on August LIST to. have been S1:S., as CON
pared with Ss.4 last mont and a le t,9
year August average OF $3.5. *, 4. u
Preliminary returns indicaf ~ winter
wheat crop of a bout 80, aeo Op0 bus = :,
an average OF X 3 bush els per O ere, az y
compared wit h S12.3 bushels per acre 5las .
year, BIZ finally estimated. ,js z. 81
The average ition of spring W l,.ss y.
on August list WAS S76. as compared VII Will
THE average s. condition OF tobacco On
August 1st was 81 as com pared VIII II
flli1: 29i,S at the corr spending date IN lSoz,
and a ten-year averag sc OF ST. !.
The average condi Of Ice on q ara
month ago. and SEC on Au gust a, 1tO5.
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tongue. meaning winding water and IT.
mantle! he named 1t cowpasture. Wal
lawhatoola home Is closed; !. was the
summer home Of the late r. a. Lancas-
ter but three years ago he came as
usual With his family spent one long.
happy |; une day here and fore the sun
rose iron the next he had passed to his
reward, and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. still mournsi
for Its beloved master.
"A Mr., and Mrs. ] ohm w. Crizer have
charge 8 III the beautiful farm and they
keep the grounds in fine condition; the
wide lawn is always neatly kept and
row D fter row Of dahlias, sweet peas and
tnasturtiums are blooming. It was a hap
Spy thought Of Mrs. w. S. Adams and
Miss G. z. Hopkins. both Of louisville
KY. and Miss Steptoe. Of HIynchbnrg to-
have a country dinnerS served at this de-
5lightful place. They cam over from a
neighboring hotel and asked Mrs. ,Crlzer,
II she would serve dinner. country
style, I. on Thursday for nineteen guests
She consented. and Stayed her fatted.
chickens. gathered her fine Yegetab les,!
and. oh! she got up such a 4 good dim
.ner, but instead of nineteen, she fed for
3ty-seyen souls, and then altered up the
fra gmerts. The guests seemed TO en-
JOY tho day and dim or as well. B5s There
was no register and only aS few ma mes
were remembered: Mrs. y Il r. Daniel,
of Richmond. with her two sons, Chaun;-s
icy and Q. RI IT. 3: Mr.. and NJ
Daniel and little daughter, Hulda, Mar
5tinsville, Va. Miss Kirk, Richmond; Y Mr.
and Mrs. Winston and q dies and gem
Stlemen from yYashing ton. q arlo ttesyilley
and Richmond. whose names were not 7i'Nt;
Learned. aSB III &.
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CHOOSES c II DREN
Il. AND DESERTS FlANCE

(special n to The Times d spatch.)
MERIDIAN, conn. a ugust5 lo.---NVh1i MI the
wedding guests were waiting at the sMe e
rialye Of Mrs Elizabeth 6. Caldwell and
Carl is rederickson. the prospective bride and
bridegroom we're closet ed viii the Rev Frank
SA scofleld past Of the. y ne soon
Those assembled were surprised to see Airs.t
caldwell Immediately leave; the house. enter
waiting carriage and hastily leave the scene:
Mr. Fred erickson soon set out q foot. ~
Mrs Caldwell isRa divorced = oman and has
two young children. It seems MI. Fred erickson
informed her! at the eleventh hour thaI the3
children would have Il 10 go to 81 The a Curtis
Home, an orphan asylum. The mother re-
fused h to agree to this. and the separation
followed. ~, II s5ft ~ y
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8 Great Camp M eeting.s

Il IJPPERWTL Al, August 0-Ont
a,rilay next at .Burtons Woods six
miles from this place. the annual I, camp :.
meelng VII begin hs programsm nda y
and oirnl Moniday DR. w. dor, the emil;
n men. divlne. OF the Methodist Epls cop q
Church, will preach morning and q, eve
ming. also address by Mrs. A w u: =, sfioge,
STATE president. W.. g. Tuesday
viii vii : be Old soldiers day, sermons and
addresses by Pr = william " J9ns Is so On
D." Rev J" George r. Stuart will then alse
charge Of the NEE citing. and conduct xsto
It'll close, August 23d. 81 The Daley Guar va r
itette1of New * DIRK and Mrs. Lucy Estlll,
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MURDERER OF .!
LAB ORR CAUGHT
fJ3v a SsocIa)t ed Press, y

(Ey Associated Ioress,)
WASHINGTON, August 10.--Richmond
wh Who hns been in The country on leave Of
absence for several weeks, lied on
President Roosevelt to-day and later3 con- on
ferred withBthe OIL Gals OF the stn
his post. He expects 9 sail IN about I q !:
month, first paying n brlef visit ITO MS
home. in Asheville n. Il, 3 +, l =, J,
officials, through sfis urgent representa-,
lions, sent out troops and CAPTURED seyed
! Gkaffer tho murderer OF Dr.. I.abori. an
American missionary near, 1.
some Of tho Wild IShurdish trbesmen,
who assisted In the assnsslnn ton, The
principal already has been capt ured ana
the ancient Capital of Persia, awaiting
trial. III
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SPoPULIsT CONVENTION.
Or. Pat Clark N oi1linated tor
,nverno ar n off & Texas.

H1 30 RT5 IVORTH,I " TE2As, aAugustl ~
The state ropullst Con Ventio net h ~
today and q partial State Gket 'W ss,a :
Eeemrrinowered to complete the Tickle me
8reports Of the Crede tails Committee
showed that only thirty I'VE counties .ln
liz 1elerates IA rticipat ing IN the Econven-
$tion. os IT. Enger, ashland county " \;
was elected peEnla Iert 8 se
commit toe, E and q fte1yya rds was mace 9.
stnittee The plat FORM declar res the neces;
sity OF essential eforms In Texas a y !!
5defiounces ri the q D cratic par fo q,
teen Years IT cond en1ns the assurances
OF free pa sses by raj roa ads recognixes
theSrights of abor to organize em g. 1
Senators \ ana tho init alive and refer
Dr. Pat q lark. 3sof2 Red River county.
was Nominated FOR Governor S5
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IBjETf,AYs J HIS SON q
AND WANTS REWARD
fsnec,al n q rhe Timn1es: :plspatch. ) 81

Especial to The Times: Dispatch y 49,,
81 IRWIN. pa. q August 10. - I've good news
srorvn, a rom ik in the house hiding.
These we're words spoken BY Thomas stack !,
sr,, ID Burgess Rodgers Monday nigh ana
they referred TO the old man only son'
was named for5 him. 4s !, q, I. +,
4, ,rhNoffcer walked into the house and placed
Thomas Stack. aged twenty three, undo ar
"a stacy and Z, rhor,,as Risbn III were together
drinking with party. There was some BAG 3
blood between them and they quarreled about
anyone could Interfere. Stack, It is charged.
drew a revolver ~ and fired & a bull y IN To-
Risbin's heart. Just before his wife ppesared
fs stack. who has only one Leg fled to the
hills ana made a. dctour and came back To-
near the scene Of the murder. Ile hid IN the
shasenietit &c 4. church while a dozen officers
md nearly one hundred men were sea Tchins:
for him. Hunger drove him to his "a ther,a
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MUNYON'S.
WITCH ZE.
SOAP
80 1F7-I -7 N .5 1. M y,sN y =
saA i EEAaIil

1 want every woman who wishes to In, u
prove her c6nplexic VII wishes TO nave
her skin soft ms velvet who would like
to have her face free from all skin ertp-
tons ana facial b1emishes-to use my.
Witch Hazel Soap. wan every mother
to try. this soap, on Nahy and see how
quickly 1T viii relieve the little one of all!
i6Iyeg. baby rash and chatting. Makes
baby sweet as roses. m tjNYoN
4 II YOU wish your skin 10 glrw witt youthful
freshness keep your d. q, n good cond,.
makes worn.o,it stnfnachs almost as good as
new. Paw Paw will enable YOU to eat what
thus making good. Rich blood, which gives
brillanSy The q It
II VOL, are cotist ID tod or bilious sor have any
liver ailmcnt Try my Paw-1'aty Laxative Pills
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Association ass ::is Organized:
3jNs/J3,v A rsrotn rod Ioras 4, ~ go II

+ ATLANTA, GA, "A gust 10 The Eouth-
Iezd this evening by the election of the
following Off cers n, al s.
h President. s, C. WI iams. Of Atlanta.
Ylce-presld dent. n orman Farrell. Nash
D Sec Secretary /, Il, D, Scott, Al lanta.
Treasured, Il, a. Cothrnll, v r ONE. Ga.
bership, representing the following cltes
Atlanta, Augusta. Ga; Ma con, Nash
Vile, Montgomery, New Orleans and
The new organization Is to be allied
with the Nationa La WI Ten MS .Assocla-
ltion, to which BRppli cation.i s5 to be made
Immediately for membership and terri
3torial jurlsd ction, 81 Sis
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ROB. DEAD AND n 40 10
II 4 BODIES FOR RANSOM
CBy Asso ciated Press D

IL PUEBLO, COL, August This Vas Was
"a day Of burials In Pueblo. and under.
takers and 5llyerymen were severely taxed co
10 supply hearses and vehicles for me
funerals or the Missouri 4 Paci FIG swrec Is
victims. The list of lead, ns evised 10 10
day. shows lseventy-o identitl q bodaes 3,
Three bodies are still unidentified and
itwcnty-eiGht persons known to have been
on the wrecked train arc missin q Inc he
scoroner's jury resumed Its inyestig tio'ls
to-day 1t. has been learned that several
men have been driven a wa y from BODIES
they were about to- rob. Holding o.
bodies for ransom has also been r3epoerettea
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.AS COUNTRY DINNER.
5A Lovely Day at Beautiful Wal
laWhatoola on the Cowpasture.


Especial to The Tilnes-D ispatch)
MILLBORO VA.,s August 10-Thes
gates Of ,WallawhatoolaS never stand
sajal--youF pull the ropes, they spring
wide open and close again behind you;
7 then you find yourself trespassing upon
private property, but the way before you
is so broad and inviting you saunter& on
for a quarter OF a. mile, over a. well
beaten slate driveway, till you get a.
glimpse OF Wallawhatoo COLA, Then you
find "a Beautiful river. the banks al con-
cealed ty mass OF honeysuckle vine me
3Eut tile strong suspension bridge RISES up
before you and yo cross over ~ s1oppil's
midway, ia enjoy the scenes pssssuted,S
away I'M stream In a bend of the ry er,l
who're the tree tops seem to blend to-
get her. we saw a lit tie boat q gentle
MIA n and lady alt therein wilt q striHg
OF bass hanging overheard Some dis
ftanceS below them a dozen. white ducks
swera taking a, bath. Il The waters are
clear ana spark ing, and rlpple Joyfullllly
to Join tho James. # On looking down
stream, you see y the alum well highs
above figh-Water ma N the 81 IT'S Es
This water Is real, not mltatlor. 1or tI
you go upon the cli ifs and scale OF cn1ps
of slate, you ipf hem covered WIZ W, q
coat OF alum. on over the long 4 ldges
YOU 20. and finallyts descend eghteen
broad steps and then you ton Hhort, for
Won are standing beneat h the most mag
snificent ael,n tree you ever ga w In " III
einla, Ii fteen feet In clrcunf terence Wit hi
Ito great spread bran clles sf lhding a's'
acre OF ground e NJ i. n ~
lhis tree Ia v cry old fprS was saS
s,,ow-wuW tree Wfl en- IN he Han VII
nan, stood along he ct yer bank here
md ,yhllc tho dead tell no TIA les,' those
Indil, mound s own In The ineR doyysS
tell 3,,s dians liYeds and died here They
called the river w ALA oola, An tlleifi
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! OPEN THE 4 G AMPAIGN,
Capt. Glenn and w Kitchen
Greeted by aaBig Crowd.

Especial s to The Tlnes-l5 I,
4 CHARLO1sIlc, n. a.,,'t'Ds
51.inrchf to-day lis heas Captain r.. p,
Glenn and CONGRESSMAN w. W. Kitchen e
omen the Campaign In this sector. of the
State. Both speakers were liberia y zap,
::plauded. a big barbecue followed taf inc
speaking. @ 4, Z
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Georgia PopIulists.
sf,I3y AssoVcint Cd Press. J

n. z gil tl3y5 zABHocintet1I tuss z
ATLANTA. GA. August 40 - y. Hoiio
Georgia Populst party to. az Il tasued e call
fcr q convention TO be held in q nnta sep
TENDER 1st.i Tho sheet Of the convention. y
10 ndorsa the denomination Of Thonnas p Wat
son for the presidency. to elect a State slsc-s
3torni ticket, Esand II consi dered advisable 20
name d complete State ticke
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Mr.. CARROTS Death,

MI, Stanley u. Garrett, g well known
tai tiiis morning shortly before d q clio cls.
He was removed to the hospital last night
and dangerous operation performed on
him. DEATH 70 lowed n few hours Mter.,
MI, Garrett was in r he twenty-first year
of his$age. sF i,;s n e
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Death of Mrs, Miller

Mrs. q, M, NJ ller. Of No. 6Sl North
Fourth Street, lied at the M emorinl los
ypital this morning at ;46 OF clock, Her
death followed quite q brief Illness, she
was we'll and out listing s UNI ays evening,
Being taken III. she was rem oYed TO the
hospltal where she was operat n IN
Tuesday afternoorl ~ a i. s,,s
Mrs Miller was forty-elg ht years old,
'and q Ii survived by her husband and
seven hildren,pss sSsS II Nj aaS
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KING d EDWARD DEF
FOR MARlENBAD| BATHS
l8lfRx 4 ssncIated EPressss.l

LONDON. August lo. s. ls a a.
sfo 1T the annual cure at the baths. lie
travels ncognito as Duke Ct l,anGaste e.
The King z d. ,,s
,eXXception OF the occasion OF Emperor
Francis j Joseph $ visit to him there, a NJ
gust 18th. ~ "a sS5 5t377 i53y
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WOMAN BURNS
HERSELF5AT TO DEATH.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
OLIVE BRANCH NJ ISIS. a VI gust 10 o.
Annie Miller McEargo met q horrible death
here yesterday. IF when her husband W. II y
acCargo. died suddenly, the shock unsettled
clothing and hair with kerosene and proceed
ing to the principal street. set erself
She fought on those who tried TO save her,
and was not lnttl three 5lne,, came up WITH
She led In a few hours.
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WILL MARCH 700 II.
MILES TO MANASSAS
(sy ssociated Press.)

sya 1asnsd IL the VA To-.
daW fol. the tWenty-t bird and twenty
seventh batteries of iield artillery and
TWO squadrons Of the 4 fteenl cavalry. g A. 4
Is march from that point TO- AIanassas
Virginia, to AXE part IN the m heuyres
next month q dlstan 90 Of sa bout Soy .all1
4 rin VIII occupy about five weeks q time
This probably sis tha ngest ma ch s8iof
United States troops In recent times, nd
rs In the nptIr Sof nn iex PEI men t9
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MADE GRUMBL Nc WIFE n I e 4 B
BATTLE IN vnHlSkEY

(special to The Times. Dlspatch.)
PIrTsBURG. Pa. August l9.-Itsecau w he 81,
whisky, when she complained Of his drink
Ing. Mrs. Hattie Martin obtained g. divorce
from Alvine MartiD, Of liazelwood' to,day 2;
Of LIQUOR, the bath made her very III
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IL will sell tiny auction house,
~ nI,oS1 ~ Ifrho +

594TO.DAY9ATH10:30 go "A 5 M
l Extra Large Hat SRn ok. wi TIL box seat {:
2 smaller Hat Rack 2 large Store Counssia
tiers, wi til cabinet is ben OaksExten It
sion "a TAB es, 5 iron Bed stea ds. With
Springs, 4 3 dozen y r oclsers, dos en- = ain;
Coats II Revolv EOff1ces Cha {ball bears
:ing) alioganya Book PisII
ano, q Singer Sewing Machines, 8 dozen,
Dining room a: Chairs, N Nursery Chairssl
iChildren's High Chairs. i dozen Crib Mat-sss
tresses Feather BED, large. r efrigerator
1 dozen&PatentedaO Oil Cans. = Churns 8lal al
completely vs. eto,% etc! INV
iSss GEo w. MAYO. Aucti oneer.ssSS
B. C.sBuford, i Mama ger and Il Salesma n.88BS$s
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Funeral Of Senator Vest.

IN (I3y Associat ted I'ress, 81 IN -.
SWEET SPRINGS. NC Auguat, lo.-TITh y.
funeral seryices OF former senat or George y
davss The services were brief and simple AZ
tar the services tho public were permit ted to-
view tho romana The body q; " Mas taken to
ST. Louis; Every .n.,, ass =
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7Co3ft1lrr1ittec of Conference.

yIAssoc atedS f,Tess n
81 COLNsss EB. The =. y emo,s
atic Ssateg Con rent lon nj ghtM ele Sc
IA committee OF conference VI tn the Pop
bulists. Az recess was ia ken pending the
SreInr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-11
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NOS Q & AND II 81. IGHTH @STR ElEl Tsl
9s AT the request o. lie owner we VIII
offer for sale. upon the premises, on
TUEsDAY,8AuGJS 18T H 3 1904. sssi5S.I
at s O. clock IN. NJ, Il his vel located and
valuable Rtabl Q bull ng nd 81 lot, Tha4
consist o e. a. large, WelN
built, three-story brick building. built g
n great OUTLAY to make t a completd(
and modern stable. The lot Is an #aexl
cell ent, as well as a very valuable one9
RIt has 4 a frontage OF ~ feet " inchesA
more or less n on the east side aof Eigth3
Street, and extends back from said frontl
$50 feet to an alley is feet wide. Thisl
building contains 50 stalls for horses,}
n large part of one floor for veh! clesstt
and another floor used as y Q. q. storagds
warehouse We Invite q to this sale anyA33
one who wishes to Invest In a good sSp!ecdl
iof business property W1ich has a. ions
did future; also, par les who Wish AMI
excellent and compile te sss sta BILE. already&
we'll established. tose gage IN the liyegyf
business s 81 III gss4
4 TERMS; One-thlrd cash. balance afia3
g. ~, ana Is months; evI q enced, by negp
table notes WI tn I six per cen nterest4
added. aud secured by q AZ deed Of trustsf
or all cash at D the optic OF the p,urs-A,
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