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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-02
Is Fusion.

O'Clock in the Auditorium. There will
be 700 delegates in the convention and
the indications now point to one of the
liveliest Democratic conventions held
in Kansas in the last ten years.
The leaders began coming last night,
and delegations have been coming in
ever since. Judge David NJ. Dale of
Wichita. who will be nominated for
governor if fusion prevails, came late
yesterday afternoon, accompanied by
H. ]. Hagny, editor of the Wichita
Beacon; Colonel Thomas G. Fitch and
others. He is quartered at the Throop,
which is Democratic headquarters.
a Sumner county delegation. headed
by George T. Pitts, Ed. T. Hackney
and other big Democrats of that part
OF the state, also arrived early with the
boom of W. NJ. Ferguson for railroad
commissioner. Mr.. Ferguson is a
Sumner county cattleman. He has the
endorsement of the Federation OF
Commercial Interests and has been cir
culating among the delegates all day.
With the Summer county crowd are
A c. Lambe, a Populist, and a number
of Republicans.
The Scott and Wichita county
crowds from the extreme western part
of the state also got in early. Wichita
county is booming w. B. Washington
of Leoi for the Democratic nomina-
ton for congressman in the Seventh
district OF course that isn't an issue
today, but Washington is circulating" :"
Candidate for Treasurer.
w. p. FEEDER of Great Bend. who got
Into the race for state treasurer last
week, but who has developed consid-
cradle strength in that short time,
came IN ms morning. He has the back
ing of the Barton county Democra is
and Will get considera BILE other support
from the south part of the state
Another Seventh district candidate
Fr,r-F tres sur
Charles w. Kyle of La Crosse With
him is Judge ]. E. Andrews. one of the
leading Populists of the state. and the
Rush county delegation. Kyle an
nounced his candidacy for treasurer
several months ago.
Billy Pepperell of Concordia. who
was for years secretary of the Demo-
cratic state committee came in early
this morning with t. NJ. Dolan of Cliff
ton. another candidate for treasurer.
Mr. Pepperell says the Fifth district
will line up solidly for Dolan and that
he will also get most of the Sixth dis
trict since Duane Freeman of Reloit
has withdrawn.
Among others who were on the
ground early were ]. n. Fike of Colby.
NJ F. Belisle of Larned, who is men
toned for congressman in the Seventh
district; Russell J. Harrison, of Smith
county. who is a candidate for rail-
road commissioner; B. J. Sheridan, of
Paola; August Bondi, of Salina: I
Mack Love, of Arkansas City, former
chairman of the state committee;
Col Charles McCrum. secretary of the
committee; r. w. Turner, of Man
kato; Burleigh johnson, of Hays
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for congress in the Sixth district:
Charles NJ. Sawyer, of Norton. and
others.
Talking Fusion.
The main question under discussion
is the prospect for fusion. Only a
few of the leading Populists were on
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-02
MRS. MILES DEAD.
End Came at West Point While Gem
eral Was Absent.

West Point. N. Y, Aug. Mrs. Mel
son A. Miles died here last night of
heart disease. She and General Miles
had been visiting their son, Sherman,
who is a student at the military acad-
emy. General Miles was not present
at the time of his wife's death, he hav-
ing gone out of town yesterday. He
returned today. Mrs. Miles was 81 years
of age. She made a number of calls
yesterday and apparently was in her
usual health. Mrs. Miles was the
daughter of Judge Charles Sherman
and a niece of the late Senator John
Sherman of Ohio, and General William
T. Sherman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-02
HUNG BY HIS FOOT.
George Hardie Travels Ten Miles Head
Downward Between Cars.

PIainf1eld, N. J., Aug. with one
foot held firmly as If in a vice, George
Hardie, % years old, of Elizabeth, N.
j., hung head downward between two
coal cars of a train on the Central
Railroad of New Jersey while it trav-
eled a distance of ten miles. He was
struck repeatedly by projections ris-
ing above the track Ievef, but was
powerless to extricate himself until
the train reached Fanwood station.
He was found there by a brakeman,
his head torn and his chest cut in a
dozen places. After boarding the
train at Elizabeth Hardie was jolted
from his seat and in falling caught his
foot in the coupling, which saved him
from being ground to pieces. He will
recoVer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-02
WEATHER is STILL COOL.
Every One Can Enjoy Colorado
Weather in Kansas.

Old Sol isn't making much headway
toward getting the mercury up to-
ward the top of the tube and this
morning at o'clock the mercury,
after a sinking spell during the night,
was down to Sc.
Today's corn and wheat region bull
letin says: CLOUDY weather prevail
ed in the western counties this morn
ing and clear weather in the central
and eastern counties and in western
Missouri. There has been a fall in
temperature, with showers in south
eastern Kansas and southwestern Mis-
souri,. Outside of those districts there
was general fall in nigh ttempera-
lures and general rise in the day
temperatures
The maximum and minimum tenn
peratures reported by the Kansas sta
tions for the "a hours ending this
morning at o'clock were as follows:
Baker, 8S-6s; Concordia, 1864;
Dodge City, S2-64; Dresden, $3.50;
Fort Scott, S2-64; Macksville, SS-62;
Mcpherson, 1852; Manhattan, $3.50;
Usage City. 86-64; Sedan, 1865; To-
peka, S463; Toronto, 1856; Wish
ita, 1856
The rains recorded last night were:
Fort Scott .06, Sedan IA, Topeka .O1,
Toronto "a. Wichita .22.
The forecast for Kansas sent out
today was, Partly cloudy tonight and
Wednesday with scattered local show
ers; slightly warmer Wednesday," The
wind at noon was southeast, blowing
miles an hour. The hourly temper
atures reported by the governemnt
therrn Ometer today were as follows.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-02
SOLDIERS REUNION.
Large Crowds Gather for the Dodge
City Encanpment.

Dodge City, Kas., Aug. 2.-The
southwest veterans reunion opened
today The committee have up 400
tents to accommodate the veterans.
One day will be A. o. U. W. day, with
the D. of H. assisting, also with the
help of the grand master workman,
r. w. Turner. Grand Recorder E.
NJ. Forde will also be present. S. r.
Peters, Governor w J. Bailey and
others will be present August 4 to as
sist in speech making. Another fine
attraction will be the famous Anthony
band. The Garfield ball team will
play series of games. Large crowds
are arriving with camp wagons etc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-02
a5 Per Cent Out.

Nevada, Mo, Aug. 2.-Ninety-hve
per cent of the telegraphers on the
Cherokee division of the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas railroad are out, ac-
cording to strikers. kilograms for
Eldorado are being received here and
telephoned to that point A leading
striker here asserted today that not a
single operator worked between Par
sons and Franklin Junction, a distance
of 200 miles. last night All passenger
trains are running.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-02
New KANSAS Postmasters.

Washington, Aug. 2.-The following
western postmasters have been ap-
pointed:
| Kansas-Hollis, Cloud county. A. A
Fortney, vice John Brighton, removed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-02

Chicago, Aug. 2-Forecast for Kansag:
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday,
with scattered showers; slightly warmer
Wednesday; eaSterly to southerIy W1nda.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-02
THEY ARE COMING
Kansas Democrats Flocking to
Topeka Today.
Judge Dale One of the Advance
Guard.
ABOUT 700 DELEGATES.
That Is Number Expected in tho
Convention.
More Rivalry for Treasurer
Than Other Places.
THE TALK OF FUSION
1t Is Naturally UppermOst
Today.
Much Interest In the Kelly-Bur-
row Scheme.
THE TALK OF FUSION
Is Naturally Uppermost
Today.
Much Interest In the Kelly Bur
row Scheme.

The Democrats are coming in droves
today from all over the state to attend
the Democratic state convention which
will open tomorrow morning at 10
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-02

Toxic, Aug. 2-Noon.-After two days
fighting General Koroki has defeated
the Russian forces in two separate ac-
tions fought at Yushulikzu and the
Yang Sc pass
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-02
Townshin Tax Leries.

Eight of the Shawnee county town
ships have reported their tax levies to
the county clerk. The levies decided
1Inon are as follows:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-02
Agents Join Operators.

Nevada, Mo, Aug. All of the
telegraph operators on the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railroad have re-
fused to handle the business and as
result trains are delayed. The regu-
lar t'Worlds Fair Special" was delayed
forty minutes and two freight trains
which followed it out were an hour
late.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-02

Continued on Page Six.)
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st. Petersburg. Aug 2.-The Asso-
ciated Press dispatch from Vladivostok
brought the first statement of the rea-
son for the sinking of the steamer
Knight Commander, which was that
she was so short of coal she could not
be sent to Vladivostok. 1t also con-
tanned the first announcement that a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-11
NEWS FROM
SOu1HSID:E|:.
lsiremcn Pass Resolution OF
Thanks to Citizens and
Merchants. @
MONEY is WHITE ELEPHANT {:
Manchester Bureau, Ti,ncs-Dispatch
No. 1lo2 HUI Street. j

Manchester Bureau, Tincs-DlspatCHl
No. 1lo2 HUI Street. 81
The Fire Department met last night
10 consider The question or the diaposi-
ton Of tho money which recently came
into lis possession as its percentage OF
tho carnival receipts.
rho money lies III tho bank and tho
matter Of its final disbursement still re-
mains nlooted point. The question VIII
probably be decided at the next meeting.
which occurs on Saturday, October 18TH.
The department made public the fol-
lowing resolutions:
..whereas the recent carnival held by
the Hatch Adams Carnival Company N
this city was benefit TO the firemcn ~
this city, both in the pleasure afforded
ny the sA me AMI in the profit derived
from It: be 1t. therefore,.
.Resolved, That we. the members OF
Inc Fire Department of the city Of Mani
chester, do hereby extend u vote OF
thanks to the citizens of Manchester for
their lieral patronage III helping us to
make a success Of the said carnival. anu
also 10 the merchants and other business
men and citizens, whose Contributions
made that success possible.
Sterling Captured.
News was received yesterday that John
Sterling, the man who is wanted IN Rich
8,nond for highway robbery and car
breaking, has been captured IN lialelSil,
n. c., and is being held tlsre subject
10 the action OF the Richmond authorities.
8 Sterling is the man. who. 1t IS sald,
6terrorized Forest Hill Park all last SUM-
mer, though his presence in the pleasure
resort is a matter for reasonable con
lecture. He is n noted criminal, ana is
,1-. l7ext.~ at ,..
character sterling Is n Manchester man
and his wife, who Is looked upon as a
worthy woman, is at present living III
;wansboro.
Mr.. Ernest Neblett and Miss Alma ?
Andrews were married Yesterday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock in the home OF the
bride. No. 7O5 Stockton Street. Rev a.;
r. sharpe OBLIGATED. After the ceremony
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ncblctt left for Washing
Ton. Upon their return they Will MAKE
their home at No. 6l5 Stockton Street,
Personals and Briefs.
An attachment has been issued for sal
III. washington (colorcd) to appear IN
CONT today She recently engaged in a
hand to-hand encounter with sunny
4 t;oode, and neglected to appear al her
trial Z,
( Louis. 10 visit thc Exposition.
Father De Afuynck has moved 70 Man
chester and taken up his duties he
1 preached lis first sermon 70 large con-
sfega,ion Sunday.
MI Norris Griffin, who has hern visit
ing friends and relatives in Swansnoro'
i.as returned to New York
n Mrs. II. -. Moore continues quite III.
Is. ,rhe Manchester Lodge Of Eiks met last
right
3s r. a. Tnon,ason Council. Jr. Q. Z. =
~ Of Petersburg. will visit Liberty Conn-
I'll In Manchester tonight
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Richmond. va, sept.i15. lSo4.5
HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR
of SALLY r. PARKER, deceased. all
parties Indebted to said estate wlllp!ease
settle; those having claims against said
estate viii please present them to me
for payment. . 4. 5i.5.3
Executor Sally r. Parker d 'ced. n.
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WANTED, no SELL a FLEECE OF
property In the centre Of the city; Eo:.u
chance for investment. Address a. N.
I S., care this office.
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GENTL ENrEN$ OCCUPANTS
for one or two large connecting rooms,
with bath: With or without board; near
Commonwealth Club. Address WEST
K FRANKLIN care this office.
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REAL EsTATE-For Sale.

THE GRANITE BUILDINGS COMPANY.
III I'LL East Main Street, will loan you
money on your property at the lowest
rates. You can pay the debt Oft monthly.
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

proved James River Farm above Rich
mond; fully stocked and equipped; ideal
climate and scenery; school, stores.
postoftice, mill and depot, all less than
one mile; splendid house. every conYen-
fence; fine garden. Particulars on APP
plicationa SECRETARY, BOX 55S, Rich
Isl IAond, Va .=r5.A
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PRINTER--WANrED a FOREMAN.
printer, capable OF handling labor and
press feeders; familiar with job press
work. G. E. u. care this office.
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MARSHALL. ST., IL. To- BRIGHT. COM
4 Portable rooms for rent 10 entlcmcn;
good attention.. G2lF
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LEGAL NOTICES
s7IEITyI United STATES OF. 4ANtER RIGA,
S EASTERN XII DlS,rRl CT ii OF V1R-


STIHE5GSITED STATES OF, AAtERltta,2
p AS,rERN # DlSTR lC'rG o r VI r "A
GINA 8 4 III
Whereas, on the 9th day OF October,
1884, J ohm La,k!n.tllcd a libel in rem and
personam In the District Court aof the
United States for7the Eastern District Of
Virginia against the Steam Tug L; II
her boats, tackle, apparel
and furniture, In a. cause OF for reason
and cause stated IN said libel, civil and
maritime. n !, s55a5
And whereas. by virtue OF process II, dine
form Of t.laH.ss.o me directed, returnableg
on the 18th day OF October. 1901, | have
seized and taken the said Steam Tug +.
~. MEGA uley and have her in my cus toby.
Notice Is hereby given. that district
Court will be held In the United States
.court-room. in the city OF Richmond, Va,
on he 2lst DAYto F. OCTOBER 1901. for
the trial OF said premises. and the owner
or owners, and all persons who may have
or claim any Interest. are hereby cited TO
be a nd appear ut the time and place q fore
ssaid.sto show cause, IL any they have. why
n final decree should not pass as prayed
81 81 j AZ MORGAN TREAT 81 3s3
gf4 IT, g. Marshall. e
BY w; F. Gray, ONCE Deputy Y.
Marshall
Abncr G. Goode, Proctor for Libellant.
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade eight weeks average time reA
qulrcd: wages Saturdays while learning;
$40 to sl6 weekly guaranteed when
FREQ MOI.ER'S BARBER COLLEGE,
$50 Canal Street, New York City.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

MAIN, E..117-TRON ROOM. NICELY
x, furnished, suitable for two young men
also rear room on same fiat. Mis-
q MILLER,f1lT East Main.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

--.W4\NTED, "A YOUNG MAN
TO run a Job press; ono who knows how
to make ready. H. III EIEiAlEL,
Eighth and Main.
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WANTED. a FlRsT-CLAss WHITE
barber sober. honest and industrious:
nice furnished shop: good wages. board
and room to right man; no triters want
ed. r. H EASILY, Hotel Grace,
ClerksVile, Va.
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WANTED, EXPERIENCES statesmen
for dress goods department.; must fur
nish Al references as to ability and
character; permanent position to salts
Il factory applicants. Apply to MANA
GER, Miller & Ilnoads.
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WANTED, by. LADY,, BOARDS. MIST
he central. Address. stating terms,
4 I3OARDER.N care this ofticC. IA.
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN WITH TWO
or three years experience In a drug
store; n good position for the right one;
cigarette smoker in any degree need
not apply. CONGDON'S5 gPlLAltMAC1,
fPhoebus. Va
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FOR SALE.

If YOU DON'T BEL1Ey1c THAT OUR
prices on furniture are the lowest come
panses are lower than any other store
iii Richmond carrying tlrst-class stock
& III furniture, and you get the benefit II
sou buy here. OSTRANDERS, 209 wv.
Broad Street, @ so 81 III
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WANTED, A NAN THAT UNDER
{. stands machinery to work on farm; Will
pay wages in cash or give interest In
/: crop. Address G.. G. WEAVER, Rice
I, Depot, Va
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ASK FOR RUssELLs ANT1-ROACH
(. Powder: positively destroys water bugs
will be mailed on receipt Of price by w.
4 F. IEANES, ETwenty-fifth snc Leigh.
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

LADY. TEACHER OF'INSTRUMENTAL
Music, five years experience. desires 10
teach children in private family and
board at same place: have made teach
ing beginners specially. Address
3 MUSIC, care this office,
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..PEERLEss,,f PAPER PATTERNS WE
Ehave now on sale. The prices are pop
s ular. namely, s, 10, 15c. PEN BERTON,S
PRICE &s co. wi as
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ST.. NJ. .4o;,--allts. l1ANES.
board: transient boarding S, per day.
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CHAIRS 6RI1sEATED AND REED FUR
niture repaired the only place In tho
city where YOU can have your baby
sre rsRa,ssa e pnb Fl
~ WILL. Oyv9 AND RATTAN FORKS. No.
400 North Seventh Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-11

STRAWBERRY PLANTs-WE OFFER.
the earliest, medium and latest ripeEing
plants at 50c.5 per 100; 50 per 9o; Cat 2,
3 logue on application. B. WATKINS
y. BRO. Hallsboro. Va. 4. -.
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BOARD WANTED.

WANTED. ROOM AND f BOARD BY
gentlemen in central part OF city: state
price und location. Address y. O. Box
i1o gE zfa5tl5 "a HIS 5lsel5i Il q
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THE LATEST FALL STYLE NECK
wear freshest Of Underwear, Shirts
made to order or ready made, Hosiery
and all gents furnishing can be found
+ at BISHOPS 57028 e.. Main Street.
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THE, LIE NNOx. 1909 u. MARSH ALI
Rooms with or without board; also
transentS. Al yf d$
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LOsT-sATGRDtY EVENING" ONE
Dickeys SEAT to r,inabout on Franklin
or Fifth Street Finder please return to
/, HYGElA STABLES ana get reward.
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+ GIVE THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND
the benefit of the profits. Watch Cry
for five days s10c. each. NUDD, eweler,5
c22 e. Broad Street. VI 5.5 E34I3
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ALL PARTIES ARE HEREBY NO,tI-
fed that from this time on L Will not be
responsible for any debt INCURRED by my
L wife, Mrs. L.. A. STARKE5 of MOI o
Luck Avenue Barton Heights. or made
38by any other party against mo. G. 4 b.
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FOR SALE-A ELLrESTABLISHED.
retail business on Broad Street, tho
centre of the trade; reason for selling,
owner Is going into the manufacturing
u business. Address L.. *, this office.
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED HARD.
ware and mill supply man; a man with
family preferred. Address SLEDGE "
+. EARKLEY,S I4awrenceville,2 Va.
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I BEG TO AMMO UNcE TO MY Tn lends
ard the public that I have agnlti nsso-
riated myself with the Mems Clothillg
Departi OF q. II. BERRY a co.,
serve YOU In your clothing needs. AS
y Surfing you that ain atFall times APP
X precjativc ofsyol,r favors, l nm very
Respectfully, LINDSEY w. sALLTGN.+
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YOUNG MAN, WILLING TO PAY sloo
cash. can get good place; for advance
lnent;@no soliciting or Ecanvassing; good
$f salary from start. Write SALARY, cars.
q this Office. n q
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COAT OF ARMS #FuRNISHED-ANY
person whose family name has a coat OF
arms will be furnished with same at n
reasonable cost by addressing HENRY,
care Thu. office.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-BLACk BOW TIE WITH OLA
n,ond pin. ut Reservoir on Sunday night.
Y Liberal reward will be given { returned
to 220l East Main Street. "a
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BUY ANT1e UEs o. BlGGsi GET.
Sa"i lon Guaranteed 1, 5l5 East Main.
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NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION NOTICES,

Cumberland Courthouse. "a.
THE PARTNERsHlP HERETOFORE,
existing between Il. r. TLIPPEN and
Z o. G.. FLIPPEsI, under the firm name OF
\ r., r. FIIPPEN & BRO. Is hereby dis,
by o c. TLIPPEN, who assumes all5
tho liabilities, and To whom all those in-t
dnbtod to tho old firm should make pay
ment, E. T. ELIPPEN,a
Fl O. O. FII'PEN 4H8E,
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OF IALLllS1NDsED DONE Nl5AT-
& ly and quickly. Call and SEQ our novelty
display. You should have q Parker elcc-
trio button. showing him in true colors.
Hurrah! We sell them. 9 Ever ready
& goods; batteries for all kinds. ELEC.
Uric NOVELTY APPLIANCE CO.,
Five-Ten z. Main Street.
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: - - 49, ~ e. 2 a5-. H H.laH.E 8. + -
MATTRESSES.

FEATHER MATTRESSES MADE BY
ADAM DIACONT are he best feather
beds to sleep on; 222s Venable. Phone
252G. 81 r.
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BOARDING.

EIGHTH ST., n. 51t,-NlCE1.Y Il lIR.
nisled. comfortable roons good table;
permanent aud transient boardcrs; J
terms rensonnb BILE. }5
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ASK FOR RUsSELL's 5ANT1.ROACH
y Powder: positively destroys water bugs
will be mailed on receipt Of price by w.
f. EANES,, IS Twenty-htth and Leigh
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SHIPMENTS OF FALL GOODS AR
riving daily; we can certainly please
you. RENE mbersyou can open an account
y II you wish, and that our prices are
the lowest. &OSTRAFDER'S.s 200 West
Broad.
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NOTICE.

SOLE AGENT FOR 3JNO. b. sTET-
sons Derby Hats; prices $3.50, $40. $500
and $500. MuSCOE H. GAlaNEIT
Eighth and Main Streets.
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IN 4 SSYOU S CANNOT Dt1CiIo.4l OUT
THAT plano ca ] AT FERaussONg BIN Oh.
and you can find VIVA You {, want y; +. BOTH
IL IN inst rument ana price = ~ y s''N
t@I3ROS. l3a35zsi s.,s3ii NJ lts
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.TRUCl- AND DAIRY FARM, NEAR
4 Richmond-For sale. farm mules, corn.
cutter, large size. DIR. HAWKES., East
Richmond.