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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25
Germ Diseases

These are the known germ diseases.
All that medicine can do for these
troubles is to help Nature overcome
the germs, and such results are indi-
rect and uncertain. Liquozone kills
the germs, wherever they are, and the
results are inevitable. By destroying
the cause OF the trouble, it invariably
ends the disease, and forever.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25
FOR SALE.

For, sals-Young Jersey COW and calf.
Extra fine. Address 1905 West Boone
street. Old telephone 237.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25

Manted-Men to learn barber trade;
Few weeks required; steady practice
and careful instructions given; wages
Saturdays: splendid demand for grad
yates; last week Of special April offer;
write at once. Moler Barber College.
Chicago, Ill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25

Wanted-Lady or gentleman of fair
education to travel for firm of $780,,
900 capital. Salary sLO72 per year and
expenses. paid weakly. Address, with
stamp, j. A. Alexander, Marshalltown,
Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25

For Rent Five room house; sta
Die. good well and garden; SIS pei
month. Delano Smith, court house.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25

Clerk or Bright Young Manic fit
for govt position. Starting salary $500.
Promotion as deserved. L c. l.. Cedar
Rapids, Ia
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25

Neutrality-suspicious. lady to learn
electric facial massage. Fine oppor-
tunity for the right person. Treat
nnents SO cents Call at 207 East Main,
"Wednesday April -. afternoon and ev-
enirs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25

Wanted and good wom-
IAN cook at Q. K. restaurant, 25 North
Center street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25
FOR RENT.

For Rent-F'urnfshed room, handy,
modern conveniences. los South Gen.
ter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25

Wanted-Competent girl for general
homework. II East Church street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25

Wanted-Competent girl for general
housework; small family. 615 West
Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25

For Rent, Sale or Trade-Our eley-
en- room modern residence property,
and good barn; household goods for
sale. 3O1 South Fourth avenue
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25

Wanted-Girl for general housework.
Mrs. L. C. Abbott, No. North Third
street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25
ONE CENT A WORD

Wanted-Fifty town cows by May
Est, to pasture on Binford farm. NJ. +.
Aatson, new phone sos.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25

For Rent - Single and double rooms,
electric light. bath. etc. H. L. Getz,
30 East Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25

Wanted--Everybody to Know that
The AMERICAN DISPATCH MES.
sENGER co. Delivers Parcels and
Packages.
Reliable Messengers Furnished.
Prompt Service. Reasonable Charges.
sPhonss, New Dos; Old, So.
J. F. CROSBY,
p Nofth First Ave. Manager.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25

Strayedor Stolen Dark gray horse
Notify Ernest Koppert. Haverhill. Iowa,
rural route
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-25

CHAPTER 1.
NOR detective whose talents
had not been recognized at
E headquarters possessed an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
SITE FOR
MONUMENT
Stuart's Equestrian Statue teo'5
Stand at Lo,nbar']y and as
Franklin Streets.
THE COUNCIL YET En- 10 i } R + \ II
This Is Regarded as Mere Form
Only One Condition
Laid Down. sIiss
THE COUNCIL YET; 10 RATlF:Y''

4 u r. tH Z 2 \ = 1. y
The Stuart equestrian statue will stand
at the Intersection Of Lombardy and and
Franklin Streets. The Executive Com
mittee OF the Veteran Cavalry Assocla-
ton reached this decision Monday night
and work toward the erection OF the
enduring memorial to the man " no gave
his life for Richmond8will be pushed ISL ed
with all practicable speed, VI
Tho committee will go before the new Few
Council at It's September meeting and
present its Recommendation for the APP p
proval OF the Council, which has appro.
spriated 100000 for the monument. pro-
vided 1t Is located within the city. IT IS
anticipated that the Council will readily
ratify the selection. The Monument AS.
socation Will erect the base and pedestal.
which will be Of Virginia granite.
Tho erection of the statue will DO the
fulfllment by the city Of the promise
made by ordinance Of May II, 1854. to Mrs.
Stuart, widow OF the cavalryman. where
by In consideration Of her allowing the.
body Of her husband to rest here under
Its care the cit would s'%'commemora by.
a suitable monument its gratitude and
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laboring /. with zeal and intelligence t 7
your stock and impaired public conf
dence III the credit sbf the company |.
That they. have to move with great
care in the discharge of their duties you
can we'll appreciate, and the correcti9n
I Of evils WillAhave to be made gradual ny
4 and "a in such a manner as to secure re-
suits with a minimum Of friction. s.
5 MI tiers, ms pre- lent fof the "a az
lartic Coast Line, and Mr.. Spencer. OF
the Southern have learned the NECESSITY
Of economically management e OF cor pora-
/ tions and will doubtless take into con
siderat ton Sthe duties and the compensa5
stion Of all employees of. the Virginia. Caro-
lima Chemical Company so that compen-
sation In he5 future will be commens.iraat e
with the duties performed They Will In
& our opinion heed the wishes Of ma OF
the stakeholder who have asked for a !,
se%amfnationgi into the purchases Of various
properties, and when those purchases are
not likely to rebound to the profit of the
q company will find a means off Riding
the company OF them. q nd especially OF
suct.sa as are "a charge upon the treasury.
Il Heretofore the directors have elected
4allI officers of the company and fixed their
ensatton.s5In selecting officers they
\ have elected members of their own board,
SO t}1at@son1e Of the directors have also
been officers reporting to n board of
which they were mem bers and having
4 their action as officers approved BY tai 9
Y board. an arrangement subversive In GU +
q opinion of the interests Of the compa ny.
4 This evil has been corrected
sg} It has been a. Gus tom of the board OF
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directors to ask ofFthef stockh ders their
proxies before any me citing Of stockhold-
sers, and 4 It has been unfortunately, we
think. "a custom o & a. I large number of
Jstockholders to acquiesce in this course.
50 that this remarkable state Of affairs
has existed, some Of the most important
officers OF Il the company elected ~ by q
board ofSwhich theySNere members, their
salaries fixed by the board, their reports
made to and approved by the board,
which reported Its action to stockh old O.
fer's meetings with proxies enough lin
their hands4to shut o If all inquiry into
their management and ss to e themsel Ives
vote for the approval Vi Of their course
shOWaoeVer {unWise. iaasss 4aa:
This last evil can onl y be cured by the
stockholders themselves, = who should Sc
lect their proxies from "a rnong their own
number excluding all who occupy pos
tsttions as, directors or % lcers .who se4 con-
duct should be the subject Of careful in
svestiEation at each meeting: y.
FINAL we assure i he s tockhold ers that
in our opinion the tcondi tlon Of the COM
pany is better than Il e has been for some
time. and from the reform we expect, y
the management we Q ok to a renewa of
Its prosperity at no Sdi tant day. 81
Respectfully submit ted, ss8
W. DAVIS. sa
III s$si$ ~ SCHAS G$U.SisWILLIAN1S. 81
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PROSPECT PLEASIN G. 81
sMessrs. Williams and Davis Tell
Of the C Chemicals Action. 3

B Messrs Charles u Williams and w.
b Davis, who represented certain stock
holders OF the Virginia Carolina Chemi-
cal Company, a t the recent annual meet
Ing have sent out a letter reporting upon
the changed policy of the company and
expressing satisfaction with the results
attained and the present manageme
x Geptlemen,-As 3t your ssi5 repres entatives.
we met by appointment onllthe 18th In
slant, Messrs. r Walters, Spencer. and
5Stotesbury these gentlemen, Constituting
directors Of the Virginia Carolina Chemi-
cal Company. and they also held proxies
for a large maj GRITTY of the stock OF said
company n i.s3 l3l N 81 4. l7l 4 3S
1t is scarcely necessary to say that the
gentlemen named are experienced men
of high personal character and that we
believe that they have labored and are
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"a. FIGHT [: ] IN IN
MANCHESTER.
Negro Was Struck III the Eye
by Another With q
FFy}s a.t Brick.
MEETING OF DA AL. KHAN !. | I
Quiet Marriage Yesterday Eveil-
ldermall John
Moore = b ettsr.

Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch ~
VI No. 1102 Hull Street. 81
Upper Hill Street bore an air of exclte-
.ment last night, caused by n a row at
.Cowardin Avenue and Hull Street, bee
tween Bennie Chandler and D. u II Ro-t
bertson, and in which a brick got mixed
up. Robertson caught the brick in his
eye. He saw It coming, but will not bc
able to see anything for some time to
come.
Of1cer Moore arrested Chandler and
Squire Jordan will hear the story to-day.
Alderman Moore Better.
Alderman 3 ohm. Moore, one OF tho most
popular of citizens, who has been sick
for some time, is much better. Ills physl-
clan says he will be able TO be back to
business In a few days. lis illness was
OF much consequence to his friends, who
are glad to hear Of his recovery.
Dalrno Khan.
The Daln1o Khan Society will meet IN
regular session at Toney's Hall tonight
ut Is o'clock. It Is reported that several
pilgrims Will venture over the sands. and
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NOW FOR OUTINGS.
First Of the Tee-Dce Parties
Leave for the Mecklenburg.

Mis- A1audef Grizzard, Miss Matte Drake
/, and Mrs. f., A Marvin left on Saturday
\ for the NIecklenburg, at Chase CITY,:
{ This is the first one Of the lucky
4, fourteen, parties in The Times-Dlspatch
tfOutinc Contest to leave the city ON their
4 vacation. 3. J. 4.
The other parties will leave on various
dates in August. The list gives the names
n If the remaining Tee-D Dee parties and the
hotels at which they will spend thefir va va
/. cation: 81 -, e.. 4 /, q.
\ Country Misses Estelle Glover, Rosalle e
/ Ford, NJ. w. Heath.
i Princess Ri Anne. at Virginia Beach
Misses Daisy Cartwright Mabel Garth 4
q right and Mrs. j. z. Garthright
The Mecklenb,lrg, Chase City---Mls Uses
/. Hanna Martini Minnie Wilhelm, Helen
4 Miller. ~, ~ I, u
The Toxaway Hotels. The Sapphire pfar
Country'-Iisse Zelma RACKET ~ Mar
y Earet Racket, NJ. j. Jones. j,
8i'SPrincess Anne. Virginia Beac h--Misscs
Alice Snodgrnss, Julia Wright, Douglas
s. Ocean ,nl view Hotel, Ocean vievs--M isses
= sallie Bidgood. Katherine Nerser and Mrs s
.35 ocean view Hotel. Ocean view--Alisses
ella Mullen, Marie Mullen and MIS- =
II. Mullen. ; IA, ,5g. :, 81. a$
Mrs Il. M. Timberlakep Misses ~ Aurella
4 ana Marie Timberlake. Il,
Mt. Elliott SprinEs---Misses Ola % Mel !,l
Z ton. sadie A. Kerns and Mrs Vs. ~
q Kerns. :. !, IN.
af15 Mount Elliott Springs --- Misses SANE
Marks. Lucille Spratley and Mrs. 2. ~.
& Marks. q,
JEFFERSON Park Hotel. Jefferson Park
& Misses Ruth Briel.i Bessie Waters and
y Nrs John "A. Waters, 835 i s..
JEFFERSON Park Hotel. Jefferson Park
e Misses Ivy Beal, Bessie Beale and Mrs. W.
A C.. Pemberton. III ss
The Chant erlain, Old Point Comfort
4 Misses Mary and Rosa 1ieXter, Mamie
4 Hugheso i. 4,
Consolation Prize Trip--M Misses Alice
Ford. Amy Timberlake and Mr.. II. 81.
ID Ford
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take chances lat the. hands OF High
Muck q Mu ok Sampson and his minions.
Back to the Old Fl ONE. u
Mr. James Moore brother OF Police:
man Mike Moore. formerly OF Manches-
5ter,t now Of Mansfield, O.. where he holds
3ag Irresponsible position withta manufacture
iingsplant, Is here on a visit to his rela-
ftiyes and friends. He is recuperating
from an injury he received at Terre
SHaute. some time ago. Mr. Moore will
be here for several days, @ II.
Peters-O dell.
4 $3.50 O'Clock yesterday evening Miss
Mildred e. Odell aAd aMr.aJo ohm L. Peters
were married by Rev. Or. Badly, at the
residence 4of the brides sister. Mrs. ].
PR ohlrson. Twelfth and Perry Streets.
w This couple left Immediately after the
marriage for the North. They will
make their home in New York.
Mrs. Peters Is a popular young lady OF
this city, Her husband Is a popular busl-5
ness man OF New York II ii.s 81.
Personals and Briefs.
AT -Dayis-L Lamb club will be
formed at Tony's Hall Saturday night.
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Mr.. SCOTT CHOSEN.
He Again Heads the Third Dis
trict Committee.

The Third District Democratic Commit
tee met here Saturday and organized by
the election of the following officers:
i Chairman E. L. c. Scott, of Hanover;
Secretary. Clyde w. Saunders, OF Rich
mond; Treasurer, SIMON Solomon, Of
Eenrico. - =" us ID
The meeting was held in the office, Of
Mr. Scott, at the State Library and was
called to order by Mr. John j. Lynch. OF
this city All the members were present,
the remaining one not mentioned above
being Dr.. J. w. Fisher, Of Chesterfield.
Mr.. Scott was for many years up to 1901,
chairman of the committee. At that time
he was not elected a member OF the body.
The committee decided to enter the con-
gressional fight actively in support OF the
Democratic nominee.
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ideyeloped at the summer shows through
out Northern yirgtna, and some of
these are going to make the old fayorltes
5hvstle for their laurels. The field Of
green and seasoned hunters ut the RICH
ever seen In one arena. n CORTLAND II.
Smith. withathe greatest string Of hunt
ers In America, will bring them all TO
the Richmond I show. 3t fieS was not pres
ents last year. s. Among OF her horses which
are winning ribbons this: year are the
Henderson entries OF last year, Hiawa-
tina and {Bo Bar. nh III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
Takes GOSPEL to Slunls.

Three services were held Sunday after
noon from the gospel wa on. They were
conducted by Rey.%G, civilians, aided
by number of singers and speakers.
Several persons requested an interest IN
the prayers of Christians. The funds 10
pay for the horses which draw the wagon
are supplied In part by. voluntary contrl-
buttons. The treasury is now exhausted.
gouested to send money to Rev. G.. r. VIII
Illams. No. sl4l6 Floyd Avenue, city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
Visit Childhood Scenes.

Rev. w. u. Robertson. pastor of the
Randolph Street Baptist Church. and
family have gone to the old homestead o.
burg county. to spend this month. This
week Mr.. Robertson Is preaching In q
meeting at Mount Zion Church, Lunen-
burg county. During the pastors abb
sence a committee will provide supply.
Tor Randolph Street Len. 49,
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REVOKED LICENSE.
Judge Scott Finds Forged Peti-
tions-Policernan Removed.

In tho Circuit Court Of Henrlco the
liquor license of John Reita bach, a sa-
loonkeeper at Fair Oaks. was revoked
Monday BY Judge Scott. It was brought
been obtained by improper methods.
It was brought out In Reltalbach,s evil
dcnce that d special policeman, Joseph
Clark, had one Of the petitions In his
hands a [ one time and was paid for get
ting. signatures Clark was removed from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
MANN LAW FELT.
Decrease in Internal Revenue
Collections Ascribed to 1t.

The deputy collector Of internal reyenu
Mr.. Robert McCand lish, yes terday ga a. I've
out a statement Of internal revenue 4 col.
lections orJuly 1904 y: .-,,z. !, r,ts
SOS. 81 !: cigars and cigarettes, Sll ,70S.l2
tobacco Sos 300. So special taxes, s.s' 6ls. -
total. S216,924 81 ~, 5000 7o1 Il,
Collections for uly. 1903, were Ti
crease e.a IS dua to the fact that the amount
derived from special taxes In the distT :, y
has decreased mate Wnllch ~ na
Mann liquor law The receipts tr ,e,,a
cigar stamps also show ~ deere g, . p ouo
the output Or &manufac CURED a 'opatco =
shows a considerable increass 5,, ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
Increased POSTAL Receipts.

Y Cashier w, i3 McISim Marriott, Of the
general postolce Of this city, s I Y Y
Receipts OF the post oftlce for the month
Of July, 1901 and that Of 1908;
Receipts from stamp sal les and other
sources for July, 1904, Ss0249.3S,
Receipts from stamp sales and other
sources for July, 1908, $2S,7i ~. NJ Fl e 3s
4 Increase for n ply. 1870. .5Sst,s2
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WAS "a DAY OF GRIND.
Justice John Had Al Long and
E3 4 n Tediolls ID nckef. sail3s ..-s

t.l
"A tedious docket onfronted Justice
John yesterday. Most OF the cases were
OF minor import ance. and tho Justice used
the laws In volume Etog land them. & y.
81 Peter 4 jenkins colored was charged
with taking $2l from Ja mes McManning,F
also colored. There was Y not the sill hts
est evidence against the accused, and he
was dismissed, 81 ssss tI5 SS55 81 VI 5l5
Emma knight. colored went to jail IN.
default fof so fine for hitting MARGARET
Glasgow with a chair 70 nd
Jennie Clark, col ored; pa Id 81. so for be-
ing too gay on he streets aIs, Is, {. Y
charge OF assaulting Isaac Cohen ~
n Albert Egglcstons was dismissed Of the
charge Of curslng ands kioltng at Matte at;
a Leila Davis got IS or thirty days for,
being on8the streets late at nigh
J ohm Robinson, not the CIRCUS man
paid $3.50 forsbeing drunk and disord cry. eriy,f
let off. al ~
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Charters Granted Yesterday.

The Corporation Commission yesterday
granted charters to the Water Front Coal
Company Of Norfolk. The minimum capital OF
the caacern is fixed at $4,000, and the maxi
mum ~ $4,000 The officers are; President,
w De l.. Walbridge, New York; Nice-PreSi-
dent and General Manager. Hugh NJ. Page;
Secretary Treasurer, O. w. Guy. both OF Nor
folk.
Trant Dale Trading Company, Of Graysony
county, with a capital OF from 900 to 125 900.
John r Greer Is president and Charles T..
Greer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Repairing Big Washout.

ri. lEretainine vail, in front ftthe Mutual
Assurance societys steel structure now go
ng IN at Ninth and Streets sai mas as os IN
completed to the Main Street aha tne
Being y repaired, Earth Is being dumped into 2,
the hole which has extended amost 70 {, me ne
car tracks, and being ~ =,
hard that there Will be no slnKlhs " y leF "
Meanwhile the work 81 eenstraet!ng the !. stesl
Va n cling with a surprising rapIdIty having now
reached the fourth flor above the Main Street
'layel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
Federal Buildings New Dress.

The work OF repaintins the Federal building
IL nearing completion. For ten days or more
the various Offices have been In great con-
fusion. but now order Is being evolved out
OF chaos. and the structure VIII Roon be
cleared of distractions and cloansed OF paint
spots and odor of oils The prevailing color
In the yestbues and larger rooms Including
the large court room, il "a dark green. With
ceilings OF cream. The shades are varied in
the smaller Offices however Ea.Ia ls5ssrsf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
Grace Street impossible.

Ninth Tia progressinE slowly, NJ The street for
tour blocks ia Stacked 4 on! each side with
asphalt blocks. and three blocks ara torn !, up
Inc street bed preparatory to laying Them
Meanwhile the street Ii choked With 4 blocks
and rendered impassabl by yen lcles3 toF seY-
eral squares d5s n, MI
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III Tho x lmshouse5 and County Commit
tees vii: meet to.nig ht at Il % clock.
rho Ladies' ssionaryg Society OF Balm
bridge Street Chu rch III meet to-mor-
row q fternoon at 8 q clock ut the hcmo
;of Mrs. Il. VA. II ock. 35s n B 5i
d Miss Maud Pittmanb,is visiting friends
at West a ppomatto OK.
a. Miss Hattie Lewis, Il Of Gloucester, is
visiting Miss Emma Bailey.
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DON'T MEASURE UP.
New City Dredge Has Not Yet
Met the Requirements.

The Committee on James River I'm.
provement is having some trouble with
the new city dredge, recently purchased
Tor the work OF deepening the harbor
here and up to this time, the tests of It's
capacity have not been satisfactory. The
company furnishing the machine, claim
that this is owing to the condition OF
the bed Of the river and that 1t should
be tested on more favorable ground.
The committee last night authorized
Colonel Cutshaw TO communicate with
the Secretary OF War, at Washington
with the view to getting authority to
4 construct dykes In the river for the pur-
pose of aiding in the work of dredging
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Sentenced to Freedom.

small bay. Ingram, by name was charged
ny pm Davis In the Police Court yesterday
with breaking three OF his wpdowa The
small bays mother said her son never went
out OF the house upaccompaned by his
mother or grown s!s'nrs and that, therefore,
he could not have brokep the windows
Tim going 10 sentence that boy said JUS
t!ee John, and everybody got interested
'Fm going IA sentence him 10 a fern OF
freedom in, the streets. from 2 o'clock ,t!ll
dark, and " he does not get that much free
dom, want hin, 10 complain To me, ana rI'il
see about IT. XII lsp Ak
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Fire DESTROYS Carpenter4 shon

w DrsRfOyo CdI PcINEtIs pIOp.
Fire early Sunday morning destroyed tho
CARPENTER shop Of " c. Jonas. on the Me-
ohanirsrtlle Turnpike, The lois Is estimated
at about $3.50. including the loss Of tho toois
and damage to the building. lnbuIgnce win
PROBABLY. coYer lhe loaA
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GREATEST HORSE SHOW.
The Exhibition Here in Autumn
Likely to Excel All Others.

The success of the various horse shows
Z Of The State Is regarded by the officials
OF the Richmond Horse Show Association
history In the autumn. Practically all
the brilliant performers at the various
Virginia shows will be brought 10 the
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The TeaphPo Il Ccof the SeneInd caHsE Granite

his services 'Tha Il promise has gone long
5unfulfilled, but nowSthe city has agreed
to appropriate $4,000 for the purpose. III
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take chances at the. hands OF II High
sAfuck-a-M ok Sampson and his minions.