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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
BACK AT ROSEMOUNT. sa
Parker Visits p Chenille Fairsan
is Heartily Cheered.
A CBy5 Associated Press

coS.l
ESoPuS. n. " Aug. 31.--Judge Parker
returned home tonight after HTS third
y absence from Rosemount since his nomt-
y ma ton for the presto ency: He spent part
81 the afternoon at q the Ulster county
Il fair at ElIenyille, which Is twenty-seyen
miles southwest OF Kingston. "a special
& train. with the didate and his party.
left Kingston at II O clock. Eat Accord,
about halfway to Ellenyille. the train
stopped for orders, and dge Parker
allghted and looked about at the many
familiar landmarks It was at Accord
that he taught school In. his youth: and md,
/ there also he met Miss Mary L. Schoon-
! maker. who is now Mrs. Parker.
While driving to the fair grounds.
Judge Parker stopped at the cottage OF
an invalid lady who expressed an earn
est desire to shake by the hand "the
D Democrat who Is going to- be President
{ OF the United States, sss
Although the Weat Their was somewhat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
RECITED POEM / LEAR NED 3.s3.
Nj NET FEARS Ago

ESPECIAL to The Tines Dispatch.)
BRlDGEToN.S n q Y gll1sst ~: SIS -7-f
EMrs. Sarah N. Ayars. 81 the Oh Y peryon
IN Bridg ton. 4 elebra ted on Monday her;
icGth Dirt hday Ss;
s NJ rs. vars for years has lived WITH
Ter son, & Noa h Ayars. on n orlh Laurel
Street. and It was thc-a that many OF
her friends and relat iyes called y..stel;.
day. " 5fts
a To amuse II her guests the venerable
woman recited q poem which she learned
!whe n six years old ninety Yea - 4 a',os
Mrs. tAyars' fat her and husband. both
,dea were among the arst to be ldcnti-.
fed with the Cumbe tionai Bank:
Eter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
I DR.. L1LLY's DECISION
Damage Suit on Account Of .
CoWhiding q

Especial to- The Times Dispa tch.)
81 WINSTON-SALEM B N. 81 C..,BS Au gust 81
DR. D. Clay La ", pastor OF the First;
Presbyterian Church, says he will an
nounce to his ongrega tion8next SUNDAY
his decision in regard to the call & re-.
Gently extended him to become secreta-5
?rySof the Foreign Nj issiong Board OF the
Southern PteSby erlan Church. Many
itelieve that he will accept. III. lilly Is.
popular with his congregation, ana the
that he Will give Up his pastorate here
The $10. 900 suit Instituted against Mr..
- Glenn lliams, u q prominent citizen,
Of adkin county. by United Sta tes$ Dis
strict Attorney BA.s e. Holton, u is set Il for
trial at the next term Of Forsythe SUI
Speriors Court N n. Holt On asks for ans
Upon him by Mr.. w illiams wi III u COW
hide In this city last year. Able counsel
have been employed on 9TH sides.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
4 Geo. wv. Mayo. Auctioneer.}

MASSIVE OAK IIAL Ii RACKS. aoAK
,lVlBUFFET. & OAK y CHINA SaREss.
OAK W I q G IA SEI9a sg I3N
BOARDS, WALNUT y XI.E N,s,I,o J, ~ y
TABLES, PARLoR 8 uITs.a IAARGEs
@WALNUTB CIRCurs
LAR EXTENSION TAB LIE. sS5 REFRI
ERATORS.I ICE BOXES. IRO ON Bed
CRIES SVALNu X OAK And
CHERRY ODD BEpsTEAps, LACE
CURTAINS, N1aATTI M 6. LARGE AND
SMALL CENTRE TAB LES, KITCHEN
SAFES, SCALES .oT cRocKERY "A,
ETC. II IL a. XXI n
b I will sell ~ my auct lon iiolse. NO 10
To.pAY Ar w o:so u. Gu III.
several Massive Oak Hall !, Raoks,f1 linz
Oak Aideboar sis, Cherry parlor Suits, ]! !n
very good condl tion, Ref erato rs, sew
'eral lee Boxes. IA Oak Il tchan Cahinet.
Oak Chamber Sui q nuMtsr q Marnie,.
ton Centre II ahlAs, - i Gold t'tsh Howl q y
Cribs, n Iron Bsdstea DIS, Do nestle Sewing
Machines, lot Of Drug cts. Carpets, Mat
ting, Lace Cur tains,F Poptleres, Rugs, Mat
trGsses, Red SPRING., Rockers, QiuihE.ss
room Chairs. Feather Beds. etc,, etc;
Organs, s. Flatvtop Pianoo Can Stoves
Gas Range, Cook Stoysss Htscllt Block
and Mallst. and q number Of other tAinxs
81 y ysF'0'u d hsSSS N. MAYO, Apetions.s. s
Va q. g. putord. alanagsr sna sals6
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!. MISSION Alb ANDoNED.
congre alton Of ID can Memo
rial Church RatifYa q Sale. 555lE

Especial to The Times Dispat Oh.
ASHLAND Al, Aug ist 31.-lThe entire
Icongregat ton of the Duncan Memorial
,sesslonBhere to-nig ht5 IN the College Chapel
tor confirm the sale OF "a piece Of church
property on the GU is rts Il d t his town.
sbuilt8a few years ago through & the influ-
:ence Of friends OF olonel w read v and
was knoWnfa IS stLeKles Memoirs l. n
The sale of this church brings to light
one OF 5lt he most S erious. pro blems Of
reform which has conf onted any COM
fmunity. The church ( hui Hiding at. present
the purpose for which 1t was blt1t, and
those who have SO nobly unde rtaken he
work have been forced II to- give 1T up as
a,3dismal failure. 5I t was erected for the
purpose Of helping raj element of$White
people that have bafled all efforts for
their i'm proyement 9sts &.
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iVIRGINIANS IN ST. LOUIS
Those Registered Yesterday at
The Tines-D Dispatch Bureau.
fspecial q The Times, pispatch,)

5ll54 ESPECIAL to The y IInes'R spatch)
c ST. LOUIS. MO. Aug. 81 The follow
Dispatch Bureau to- days Dupy Holiday.
charlottesville; w. v. Ma llory, Leila Jane
Harris, Richmond; ". E. Elicit. Bla clss-i
burg; " .. LONE, Orange; 2. Page,
Norfolk Eulalie Johnson, A. J Johnson
Katherine. Earl, LYDIA NJ, and Mrs, a,
Johnson, Pennington Gap; Morton Myera
Ellis Miller, r. Il amer. H Points,
hmond g Parker Miss {. Mary r; AZ,
Thomas. Reliance; T Parham, Peters,
burg; w. M. AIc.All lister. II. II (. Relnhort,
CoyIngton; Fannie Engles. Mr. and Mrs;
a, d. /, Ingles, pu blin; Mary Al r Dfeelln,s
Richmond Mrs, Z II Hill, y, Al Yowar.;
,Cupeper Mrs. Austin Lemon, Roanoke;
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BIG DEMAND FOR
COl j ICKERS
Even Cooks and Draynen In
duced BY Wages to Go
s3. to the Fiel ds..
.fRy5Associatedi Press.l.

WACO, TEXAS. August 31.-There Is
the greatest demand for cotton pickers
an the cotton regios Of Texas known iii
twenty years. and in many cities and
towns draymen, delivery boys. cooks ana
even hotel helpers have been induced
by the high prices paid for picking to 20
to the 1ields.4 The hot weather OF tie
past ten days has caused all cotton not
destroyed by insects to open. thus Great
ing an raordinary demand for pickers.
The crop In Central Texas promises to be
better than last year, ss F55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
HILL |. AFTER
RESIDENT ! I, \
Says Republican Campaign Is.
One 81 Hun1bug Peculiarly
sRooseveltisho iii Character.
ARTICLE OF 20 Stall FRAUDS.
Speaker Asserts That It Was In
spircd by White House, II
si#g Not Dictated There.
! f,1sy,,: NJ. presses
d.n-uL

+ Il
MCMAHON, N. y. August BIZ.
guest to-day OF the Broone County Fair.
which Is being held at Whitney Point,
and delivered All address. 55 z
Mr.. Hill briefly discussed the tariff. and
4 said the Democratic platform was silent
upon the money question because that
question was deemed settled. The almost
unanimous approval by the convention Of
Judge Pnrker.s telegram operated viz
tually. as an amendment OF the platform
+ In accordance with Its terms, and the new
L platform necessarily superseded and elirn-
mated all previous national platforms.
The present campaign on the part OF the.
h Republicans the ex-senator declared to be
Zone OF humbug and false pr tenses 8
peculiarly Rooseveltist In all Ats essential
d characteristics.s e$ Il 5ss 3Sf d.
Whites Article.
85 Mr. Hill " cited a magazine article by
William "A lien White on The subject OF
u How Roosevelt Uncovered the Postal
Frauds. ,"'ss IIe said that It was an effort
4 Is Impress tho people tina the President
4 was not responsible for the postal frauds
I'm his administration. and that r1otwitli-
r standing his long neglect TO prosecute
them. he was rca ~ the exalted iistru-
ment which expos ed III en- ] ( the article
was not dictated at the yhlte louise. the
4 speaker declared. It was at least inspired
& there. II would fall OF Its purpose. how
] ever, because II 81 not true: because ~
has been mbelished FOR political fleet.
and Will not stand the test Of examinat ot,.i
I'm extolling the resident. - the CORNER
senator went an. AN attack is made
upon the two Republican United States
I senators from this State. Afessrs. Plat
+ and Depew. who were active Republic
before either N +. White or Mr.. Roosee--
! velti was born. Here Is what u said Il!
$9g 3 hen 1t (the investigat lon) touched
q the presId ent,s friend and oliticai Bspon--l
sor. State Senator Green. Of Bing hamton,
I N. il. 81 an d when te was about TO be In
4 dicted for crook dness, the two senators
( from New cork and every prominent Res
publican IN the State begged for mercy.
and then threatened President Roosevelt
{ for allowing Bristow to indict Green. sl.!
sss q II true. this Is a most serious accusa-
don II yirtually ccuses 4 our two 3
publican United Sta u senator's. and also
every prominent Repnb lean In the State
with a crime But II upitfts Roosevelt
\ and he pparently delig hts TO be exalted
Y It the expense Of others
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THE TOURISTS PIPES.
Tempered With. But No Danger
Of an Explo on.
neciaI to The Times-D lspat ch.lEa

Especial to The Times-D lspat CHI
PETERSBURG Al, August 81 M r. g.
~, Archer, general nanagerof the steam
er Tourist. ls Of the Peoples Steamboat
Company. pl ying be tween Pete urgs and
Norfolk, said tonight that3th report Of
the attempt to blow up the & boat was
much ggerated u. Mr.. a rcter said tina
early Monday morning, Will the Tourist
port News, the engineer, soon discovered
that some pipes were blocked. a The en-
gInes were at once stopped and the boat
the trouble was led, and the ship
proceede % to Il Pc tersburg \: 9 fter several
hours delay. !. /. /, rs, !, ], I, !, !.
Of al, explosion. but that the trouble
was certainly the work Of some one
familiar with steamboat engines.
sbes en f FOUND. The tourist four reached here
this evening at the usual time In good
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
South Carolina Primaries.
sd fBy Associated Press

wa (By Associated Press gS3$s3
CHARLESTON. August 3L---Later re-
turns from the Democratic primary cleo
.tions show that In he Second Congress
,siona1 District q second primary will be
held between X. o. Patterson and s. c..
s In 81 the Sixth Congressional District,
there will be second primary between
y. w. Ragsdale and y. II. Ellerbe. unless
outlying precincts develop votes for sex-5
Congressman Norton. S5
The only State fetal hose nomina-S
stion and 4 election is ID still In 4 doubt
Is Il Railroad Commissioner. J. q.
;hfobley. OF Fairfield leads, and
will enter Il q second primary. with
~ n. Earle or possibly the incumbent.
CIV Carris Isl '5Si st45{4
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TEFFR1ES-LATHAM.
Wedding in shington Of Well
Known Richmond Couple.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
n WASHING Aug c1..-Miss Kate
Miller Latham. daugt liter Of the late Judge d!
c. p. latham. Of aLync hburg, Va, was
ma fried here this morning to MIR. John
B. Jeffries, Jr., formerly OF Richmond and
now OF New Y rk city. ~
9f The ceremony occurred in the home OF
the BRIDES aunts. Miss Ella Latham and
Hiss 8. e. Latham, wit whom she has
made her home since the death OF her
father, at 10 O'clock this morning. the
Rev. william Pettis officiating. Only the
relatives OF the two young people were
present, and the wedding was extremely
quiet ana slmS 81
Immediately following the ceremony the
bride and groom left for RI Richmond. where
they Will spend several weeks with the
parents of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. John
b. Je ffries. On their way to their home
IN New York itysthey will spend several
days with the aunts Of the bride. the
Misses Latham. 80 s II n 4 II
Although the we'd ding was very quiet
and most OF the friends OF the bride are
out OF town for the summer season, many
beautiful gifts In silver. cut glass and
rare china. were received. The new Mrs
5Jeffries Is one OF the leading soprano
singers In w ashington. having been en-
gagged In the cl1oirs OF st. hatthew's Cath
:olit and St. iargaret's Ep iscopal churches
TOR some years only SEVERN her coni1ec-
tton Will Ii the last named two months ago
on account Of her apr Ing wedding.
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CONTINUED from First Page.)

Continued 6 from Es fEstrst2g rage
will be announced this evening. as Pres
l.dent Turpin. OF the Board, nay not
have his lists compile etc.
s;sE The lower branch will hold It's st
business meeting nexc C usstlay night!
as Monday, the guar e :, is legal
lholi day. III
There are not = great many changes
In the personnel 3 q tic 4 :yo5 branches
The new members Rr. as follows: .f
ss Board Messrs. 3 ,nnert. Blair aid
iGrundy-3 III !..fsss 8sS
M Council Messrs. Cannon. Corley.5
EDickerson. Don sssEE Leavy, So FERGUSON
IGriggs Grim,nell J, u q MIA Well
S Those who retire are as lollows:a
Board Messrs. Bahen. Davis and
:AlIen3. III i2 Il sSs iii
essrs. Allen, Bossite !, <.
Cloves, Crenshaw, Hargrove, Heslip.
Hicks, o'Neil. sss Teefey, ~ halen 5sS and
Bloomberg !.
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New Trust Company

s8DURHAM,aN c. Aug. 31.The Dur ham
Loan and Trust Co. has been organized
In this city, The on GERS have been elect
ed and the company will be ready for bus
mess by September 1st. The officers are:
j.. Sprunt Hill, president; IS F.. y. q Fullar.
vice-presldent; j. +, Hill, Secretary and
treasurer. The captal-41s 500, 000s most
OF which has been paid In. r. he company
owns the agnifcent trust building and
have Offices on the ground floor. q IA
Mr. 3 f. Hill. the secretary and treas
iurerg OF the company. has Ii resigned his
position with the Fld city Bank.
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BY Richmond Auction CO.,
1o05 East Main Street.
Upright Plane, n aho my
" ardrobs s, Fine Mahog I.
any and Cherry Boo 4
cases, vaInui chamb or
Suits, parl Suit, Side.
board 5, Mahog any !; dbl II! l J,
I6.F Dot Bar Counter oil
Auci on, DA Z 81
BY Richmond Auction CO.,
1oO5 East Main Street.

N We will sell TO-DAY Thursday, sep
TENDER L FIRST, commencing al 1o:s0.
at our Warerooms. No. n 1205 East Main
Household Furniture, etc, Viz: al Eand5s
some Upright. Oak Case, Booth Bros
Plano q l-3Aoctave cost $500 81 Antique!
Mahogany Nardrobe ahogany Tables.
Cherry Book Case, Bed Lounges Parlors
Suits Oak and Walnut Hat RI cks. Sides
boards, Extension Tables, Centre Tables
Parlor} binets Rockers Dining and
Wood Beds. Druggets, Carpets pictures.
Mirrors. Easels, Iron and Brass Beds
Mattresses, Chinoniers. Bureaus,s Wash
Scales, f1s- foot Bar Counter, lined With
copper. etc., etc. sfs5 b
L This Is an extra larg g sale and all ofj
the goods are to be sold Il at the high?
dollar
AUCTION " COMPANY,
5s Goo H.fValentinO Auct iOnoef.
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NEGRO |: J
IN PRISON |! ! CELL
Found Dangling From Rope
Hanging Through Hole
HI in Wall. sggs
(By Asso ted Press !, y

CHIC Ago, Augus i. g J. iispatcl. 20 The
While ipcarcerated In 4 4 ail, Oscar Lee
Tucker, a. savept u -yea y.pld negro. 81 UNI
der arrest for tempted criminal a..
saul. was mystAriolsly lynchedi, The
lotftcials are unable TO determine Just when
or how the act was commit teds
The 1! cage had & not been hFokell into.
but Tucker had q forty foot rope ssoAnd
his neck and his head was drawn supS to la
hole ln the cell ri light inches IN
width and not over four feat from the
Eflopr. This hole was gustSd TO pass food
Ita7rough TO the pris nsrs ,Es His feet we're
ltisd close to his bod WI II, cords here
81 no clue to the sperpety terss 3s
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ali day, q large crowd gath
cred, and the Judge was heartily cheered
AZ he entered the grounds. n. e
! Peoples Party in Georgia

ssS5 (I3y Associated Press.
ATLANTA GA, August 81 1.-The peo-5
pies party OF Georgia will hold "a State
convention here tomorrow, gathering IN
the hallof the lower H ouse of the State
Legislature. The OBJ ret N Of the meeting
will be to elect ma tiona1 electors and 10
endorse tho nomination OF Thomas u.
Watson for the presid ency. y Mr.. Wat
son will attend the convention and will
open the campaign with an ad dress In
the evening. AZ large attendance Is
promised 5 ssss 3sis sRs
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ORPHAN BOYS Loss.
Southern Railway Is Busy Hand
ling Troops to- Manassas.

8 i3a Especial to Tho mes pi spalchl Ei889E
3 sALIEBURY,N NJ, g., !. a US. 81, duncan
McClain, aged about fifteen year an orr
phan boy returning from Visit 70 y, Yas y
Bariumi Springs lost his pu rses last ht
,orGtie train between San ord and Greene g.
boyo, together with all Of his carr
during school yaca tion. N men the Slad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

q 1s&fACRES s ON so OSBORNEES ROAD,
MILES FROM RICH
sMOND.
Acting under al deed OF trust dated No
2vember 322d. IA So, recorded In the clerk
office OF HenricoG County Court, p. .B. s141t
Il, page 1872 and being so required by the
bench iary, vii SCH by PHI bile auction
front Henri co. County Court y y
M q the property describ ed an said deed as
follows 4 All that certain tract OF land.
with the mproyements thereon, situated
THE COUNTY OF I1enric co. - AZ nd known
as sLengf1e and con tanning 297 acres,
sbe the same. more OF less bounded on the
astsand vest by the lands, formerly own
by the lands form erlys owned by Jackson
u. hlldrey land on tho south by James
as to- expenses of SALE
and to pay notes am ounting to $. 7o7, 0S.
and the renainder IN cash. f.Ff:s
Sltss8 NO. EASLEY Admir-. OF &3ss
= eB. Chahin !, Z Truste dec
sept i:tds
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AUCTION SALE
SIX )! !, ATTRACTIVE Y ] !; NEW ~
Gray Brick DWELLING (, ]
Nos. 900, 9o2, 9O4
West Marshall Street,
4 400 4 400 40
North Graham Street

on THURSDAY. sEPTEMBER51 81. 1904,
at $50 o'clock p. M, on the premises,
we will Soffer the above property Mt pub
lie auction These dwellings are M dern.
with porcelain bath, ETC., and In s4s sec
ton where houses are always In demand
each, and the Graham Street houses
have s rooms each and the total annual
rental Is II, 800. 81 .lssg III s.
& TERMS: Very liberal.
GREEN AND Redo,
ii $S ia IA Auctioneers, F
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Secret M aria ] age gI,,e.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)
stoffei., a popular Bristol young lady.
was secretly married early In the week
to MI. William Edmondson. OF SPRING
SciatinE sAf terS a. visit Ito the Worlds
Fair the couple will reside at5 Springfeldg
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z q q
i Geo. Nv. Mayo, Auctloneer.,

AUCTION SALE OF NICE HOUSE
EA&HOLDFLJRNITU NO. 12s SOUTH
eFIFTH sTREET. THURSDAY4 NORM
ING, HEPT1MBER$ -, s1904. 70 COMMENC-s
ING bATal2s O'CLOCK NOON.fAC ACCOUNTS
OF PARTY DECLINING HOUSEkEEP-2
ING.
q i will sell for party declining house,
keeping. all OF the Househ hold and Kitchen
Furniture and Utensils at the hove ad-s
dress. on the day and commenc Gin B. AIs the
time mentlone ID !. consis ING nj 4 SWee t-tonS$
ed Fisher r lano, In very good condit lon 81
Walnut Lea her Covered Loung go, WALNUT
Gather, Covered Easy Chair, Walnut
8Leather-COVeredS Students, A Chair az WI Az
nut Mantel Backs, 8 tn tlful; Walnut
Secretary and Bookcase combined) Il VAL
nut Three-Sectlon Boo kcase, Walnut Side
board, with Italian marble top, five feet
wide; Is Walnut Extension Table, ten feetf
In length;s8 Walnut Qeat her seats and 1
back Dining Room Chairs. Walnut Buf-S
fet, Walnut Bedroom Suit Italian mar
blel on bureau and washstand) Walnut
Wardrobe to- match Suit; Iron Hedstea o.
Hair Mattress, large Oak Re rlgarn tor, ~
Easel, large EassOrtmento OF utlfulE I'tc-8
lures, elegant OIL Paint ing. big lot Or
Chlnaware and Table Appel ailments Y large
amount OF Kitchen Ware and Utensils,
extra large Kitchen Table. u Wa shlng
Machine ana Wiring The /. Best y on
Earthly, and a mum her OF Ma tlngs. Car
pets, Rugs Curtains. Shades, Port leres.
TERAia- Positively cash II
GEO. w, MAYO Auctio eer.
u B. C.s Huford. Mana ser and Salesrn an.
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on a ccountl OF IN owing from. the city
we will sell for Mr. 8. " Cook. as his
resi- dence, No. so6 South Third Street be-
ginning at 10 80 o' clock, all sof the turni-
iture. etc: eonsisting Of Fine Lace. Cur
some Corduroy Box Couch. q with paten 4
springs 4; handsome F1e mish I. Oak Book
Case, Library Desk. Morris Chair, IA 0ck-S$
Ing Chairs, all IN p lished Flemish oak;;SI
handsome Iron Bed. 81 wi III Brass Trin-sss
ming: Fine CHARTERED Oak Dresser, With
large French Plate Mirror; q Wool att n
trees +: Oak Cobler Seat Rocker ri q oiletA
Ware, Oak Lad les. Writing Desk
Feather ri flows. Screens. Fine QuaIteredS
Oak, Sid eboa I'd With large Plate 4irror;ft
be- handsome CHARTERED Oak Cane Seat
Dining Chairs: match slde board and
latest Dat tern with spring and cover: lot
OF Crockerys and 81 Glassware. Mating Il
All 81 the furniture is comparatively
new and in & first-class condition. having
been only since last Massh
Auct ioneera.S
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AUCTION n SALE. OF.
- AZ FINE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
Wines, Liquors, 4 Tobaccos, Bar and Bar
Fixtures Licenses 3 Cash eglsters, Iron
Safe, q Roller Top Desk. s Wagons, Har-S
ness and ~ Horse, and many; other use
full articles, too 8numeroussto enumerateS
On THURsDAY,.S EPTEsMBER,SSl..S 1901;
at 10 O'Clock "A. MI on the premises, No.
1914 Hull Street, 81 M the City OF Manches-
ter, Va. This 4 Is O. very attractive sale
and the public Ri Is especial y vitedS to-
inspect this property befo e day OF sale
TERMS: Cash.
ANNIE E. VI PLEAsANTs. II
Il Administrat rix w m. B.s Peasants. De-i
ceased. Az 8 2S-4t
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Immense 4 bacco Trade.

I'll, Especial to The Times Dispatch D
YSbWIESTON-SALEN g N. G., August BIZ
The s hipments aof tobacco by the anu--
Sfacturers OF Winston Sa len. for August
EaKgreEated 3.265. 3s6 pounds. T his is an in-
&August; 1906 nh "a SS
The lea & sales aon the Winston market
during August amour ted to ~ ,0a6 pounds
This makes a total OF &c, 8l5, 543 POUNDS Tor
the past eleven mont his. s5s
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y In execution OF aided OF trust, dated
August 1th. 1902. and recorded IN Rioh-5
;mond $Chancery Court, D. b.. ia "A, page
451. ! will sell at auction, on the prem-s
7THuRsDAY,s SEPT i, 1901,
at 6 10 clock p. M the above m entioned
property. The dwelling has about i've
rooms !; lot a7x31 feet.
{s5 TERMSCash 8 st ss sss sgs NJ II N
II. r. POLLARD. Jr.. Trustee.
St N. 8B.-Wh lille the deed qulres cash. any
party buying can pay one third cash. ball
,ar,ce at 6. >12 and IS months interest and
trust Decd is5 "a aug 27-tds
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. H.A||.PP| WOMEN !.

and good health 90 hand In hand, sicklY
longer nn foF,in II oatett ter stomae u hitterss
na EfSs a va
r!ons organs. establ ii functlo nal regu-
1iarity. ind Be- sound sleep and cure Back,
ache Cramps, Sick cad ache, Von,lt lna,
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4 The DEADLY Parallel.

i The excerpts below will 5 how that Mr..
Roosevelt has turned a somersault Just
as complctelyfas did Mr.. Webster, and In
less time. The quotations are from the
Life OF Benton. and from Mr.. Roose-
velt'S messages and speeches