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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
Farmers Institute
Especial 10 The Times dispatch

Especial TO The Tlmes-D snatch) q. 55
/ ly'YT.li4 vi. lie, VA. 4Decemasr Ala.
farmers institute was held here to-day
;lrsierFtsle auspices of tho Wythe County
Live Stock and Agricultural Society.
,ProfessorA. M. soule, dean and director
OF tho Virginia Experimental Station at
Blackshurg lectured at both morning
and evening services 5
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Property Transfers Yesterday.

transfers. 81 eSteIQdy,E
Richmond Blanche Hopes trustee to
Il Louis Poll, IS feet on the east side Of
College Street. 6ll9 feet north q Broad
Henrlcsoa: 'i +. NJ. Conner and wife to Al
Beochwood Park, Se5.
~. r. Days trustee to JOIN. 3, Bliley,
"a Id feet on the east line of Thirty-slxtll
Street, 20 feet south OF Marshall Street.
$3.50. If 955,s
u, S, Read and; wife to II. P. and Addie
u, Ghilcott, 2 1-2 acres, being part Of
block L In section on plan Of Highland
Springs. 1850.
Property Transfers Tuesday,
Richmond: w. j. Gibson ana wifa Ia i. q.
Garrett, gs l-s feet on north line Of 7, easants
Street, ZIG feet west Of Mosby Street. Sl.biD.
w @, Saunders and Wife 10 H. al mn.
20 feet on north line Of Cabell Street, 30 feet
Robert smith ito p. y. Pollard, IS feet on
east side Of Adams Street, between Clay and
li Hsas sssss j. prls.ey ana Wife Z
subject to decd Of trust for 81 900. $1,000 3
V II. r. Pollard, Ir., and wife to Louisa
johnson. 60 feet! on south line OF selden Street,
5Trlgg and tho Southern Asbestos Manufac-
turlng Company to John A. solph. 2 acres
near the Richmond Locomotive Works, with 2
nine L rights I'LL said aas ana The paat
machinery ana fixtures and other personally
Of the Southern Asbestos Manufacturing Conn.
pany, located on said premises, Is, I5 MS
oa m saes formars
Turner's old mill race, IS feet vide extending
from Meadow Bridge road, through and across
the property known as Mansfield, $40.
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Acquitted Of Murder.

4 & 5#s1i Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch,)
BQYDTON, VA, Decent Der q Tho Cir
cult Court of Mecklenburg, in session yes
tcrday, tried George Iangford for the
murder of a maintained Sheppard. Lang
ford was acquitted on tho plea Of self
defense The two men engaged in a
difficulty last summer near GAINESVILLE
over a woman, along the public road.
Sheppard attacked Langford with n knife,
and Langford in turn stabbed Sheppard
to death.
Y The jury was out only a few moments.
Both men were white. Langford was a
married man aud Sheppard was single.
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Is 81 VIRTUE ORA D Fed OF TRUST,
recorded in the clerk S office Of Che ED
Circuit Court, in D. 3. Jog, 4 pm ge. S3al de.
fault having been made II the 5Iayfne nj
wi viii sell at public auction at.lny office,
oil Hull Street Manehester Va q at - 10
o'clock a. NJ, on W ~ 2st n
tracts of land, adjoining and containing
together 4e5 a-4 acres. lying and being
about one mile west Of 5.A1idiothlan, II. IN
Buckingham Road and Joining the .'iS'l:,a
:isbury'S tract. O1le-half Of the mineral
rights reserved a s to lGO ~ acres OF the
above land 33 .eit 5it y - , "A
5Dec oo-5t Trustees,
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* Oftice of
Commissioner NVm. Nj. Turpin, N
Rooni II, shafer Building,

~, \, !, y fi IN 10 nj erest ~ nS s
that shall proceed at my office aforesaid
on January l3, 1905. at II a. AL, to execute
the foregoing decree. where and when you
IN further compliance with said decree,
hereby call for the presen tA ton. at the
place and time above set, Of all claims
deceased, and this shall DO deemed eqnivn-
lent to personal service Of notice upon all
parties In iIterests,
Given under$my hand this 18th day OF
''s' VIM, M.fTURPIN. Commissioner,
& James Lewis Anderson, Henry II, Pol-
lard, 4 T.. l.. Lewis. ~ NJ, Loug. counsel.
Dec 14-law-aW tis
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WASHINGTON CLUB
DESTROYED BY Fire
Library and Wine Cellar Es-
capped Practically I'm
injured.
injured
lBy Associated Press.l

E I'd 4 WASHINGTON, u. CT, December el.--
The Metropolitan Clubhouse, the home
of the most fashionable club In WASH
ingtoll. was Quilted by fire to-day. inyolv,
ing an estimated loss of from 10000 to
100000 partially covered BY Insurance.,
The fire was caused by spark from an
electric wire near the elevator shaft a
library, estimated to be worth upwards oil
$4,000 and containing some volumes that
cannot be replaced escaped practically
unlnjured and tle Flames did not reach
the wine cellar
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W az l73-q5'; Il. 1B1AAIIt,
Chairman Finance Committee.

PROPOSALS N FOR GASTRIC OR
a Steel Caps for Prof es,-Or Once
War Del t.. Washington 70. CT December
be received here until Il ;I>. Z NJ Il JAN. 10,
1906 for furnishing following caps, more
or less 800 each OF blowing weights:
A.5, SIS. 25 and 70.6 lbs, and 500 of
be furnished by this Dept. Bids will fbe
received for all or part Of foregoi ng.H u
S. reserves riE ht{ to reJe TT any or all pro.
be had upon application n to Brig. Gen.
CROIII1R, g thief of Ord
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$40, 900 MARTlkSyILLE,.
va, BONDS.

UNTIL JANUARY. THE 1ErII, AT II
o'clock NJ, sealed bids will be received Tor.
$50, 900 OF 5 per cent, tax receivable
coupon, thlrty-four year Electric Planti
Bonds Of the town OF Martinsvile Vas
Or any part thereof. This is the first Is,
sue OF 100000 8 per cent. bonds authorized
BY the vote OF the people, and known as
tiie thirst series Electric Plant Bonds;
dated January q 1906, bearing Interest
from that date, payable sen li-annually,
Julyf2d and January 20. + eyS Will he de-
livered to purchaser on j anuaryR 18th, ON
as soon thereafter as sthey are received
from the photographer. Right reserve I'd to
4 al, r. w. BLAIR,
Chm Ir1n q u aICinanca CoIrm Il ee
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Richmond, Va, Dec. %. 1904.
Office of the Street Cleaning Department.
Room No. o. City Ha IL s..l..t5
PROPOSALS WILL Be. RE- RI,
ceived atthis office until noon DECEM-
BE1R Goth. 1904. for the Refilling OF 3oll-
u era for Machine Brooms and ~. lsc for
furnishing the Department With Hand
Ii Brooms OF Steel and Brass.
The contract to be let for one year
q from & j nnuary 81 st, 1905. Bond will be
required for the faithful performance Of
the contract. 9s 81 5 ssi5
By order Of the Committee on Health.
8ss 53 HENRY u. Il COHN,s i44#fS
Dec 22-5t ej Supt. Street, Cleaning. u
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q 81, eg7.ooo l., 60, 900 81, 81, 900
FULTON NEWS.

The Patriotic Sons OF America held an
Interesting meeting Tuesday nigh at the
rs Pratt Ha 81 untaa NE
following on cers were elected for the en- q
suing six months: {.
Past president, Walter Rock: proe re en-,
elaI F. Whitley u I, ,seasurer
inside guard. Peter whitman; outside
guard. j u w. aoYnberger; trust ees-
George H. Duke, Walter Rock land Charles
Christmas exercises will take place to-
day at Nicholson School. 81 The following Is.
the programme arranged for the occas som
senEEataMerr s csm1s s Grammar
song Oh. OH, Louise z I, vaughan q ;'; i
so. song-.,o All the Days q All the the
Motion ton Oh ristmas Bells.
r Mss's e5asSs
quart tte. F + III
Il RecitnfiOn-"HoW Santa Came, Marie
Song Winter Song I, school; !,
Recitation-..rhe Holly and the Rose
8@ Song hristmns at Sea- school.
II Dialogue elhes Christina three
girls. & +. u g
t, Reeitation1 low Christmas Came to
the Poorhouse." Felicia Wa ker; I,
sluartette. I. 4 s5i FIJI
we 81 s sf senG ssv
FL Song-"O, Sing the Christmas story.
The following officers were elected for.
s ens Manr sx c mnnths a. ss'oeg
"a. NJ. Hall, o. Louisiana Street:
Councillor; Everett y, w: Toney; VICE nc 9.
]eouneillor, =. j; c9rnehx & reeordlng sec.
secretary. Gray Nucko!3: financial sec
f fI Duke; conductor, y, n. Woodson: war
den,4 J. r. Wade; inside sentinel q; Whit
rpf ttle i Aatsup 81 f Fsasen No. Daus
HTuesday night and elected tho following
officers for a term Of six months, Begin
VI. Pssophetess: Airs Oscar Holiness Poce-
hontas. Mrs. Mamie Wade; Wenonah,
Mrs. Lizzie ,schoenberg chief Of rec:
wampum. James u. Dlckcrson; collector
of wuInpum, Mrs. Josephine O'Grady;
Powhatan,.J. G. Peltri, The, appointiye
aseS t Mt ee ahn1hnse e ne
spperintende9t J; =, W 81; Reams. q the the
Richmond Cedar Works has returned
from Dismal swamp wheTe ne has been
s,iw mill for the company. and will spend
+ the holidays at his home in Var!na, He
will return after the holidays and look
MI Nh. P Frankiln j. wilson, Who has been
suffering with tonsilitls, is much Improved
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REAL ESTATE For Sale.
Legal NOTICE,
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
z, Notice IL hereby given To all who

TO WHOM III MAY CONCERN;
may concern that Josephine Mcc;ormacl,
who was duly appointed and qualified as
tho guardian OF Alma Irene McCormack.
county, N, J, In which County and State
the said guardian and ward now res.uee,
win, OH Friday January 20, l9o5. at 10
Chancery Court of The city OF Richmond,
Ma, to enter an order that all the share
OF Alnla Irene ArcC ormack In tho personal
may be paid and delivered to her us such
guardian Of said infant, and DO removed
BY her, as such guardian, to Hudson
county. NJ
Guardian OF Alma Irene McCormack 4
By Geo J. Hooper. her counsel,
Dec 22-laW-dW
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Georgia Man Killed.
\ (By AssocIated PRESS. J 81

MACON, December LA special to the
Telegraph from Powder Springs. Ga, says
that Irby 3. Vaughan was shot and In,
.stantly killed by rye T.. Roper last night.
The tragedy occurred near Hiran., fol-
lowing a dispute between Vaughan and a
brother of Roper. Both parties are proni-
nent. Roper has surrendered to the
sheriff.
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"A CERTAIN {, FoR CIRQUE. /

NO. A CEH IATN@ CURE# ION G3VNOUF.9aG1
When a child shows symptoms OF Group
there is no time to experiment with new.
remedies. no matter how highly they may
be recommended. There Is one prepare
ton that can always be depended upon.
It. has been in use for many years, and
has never been known to fail. viz: Cham
'berlain's Cough Remedy. Give 1t. and a
quick cure Is suro to follow Mr.. NJ. F.
Campton. Of Market. Texas, says Of Al:
IT have used Chamberlain s Cough REM
edy in severe cases of Group with my
children, and can truthfully say it al
ways gives prompt relief" For sale by
all druggists.
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NOTICE.
TAX NOTICE!
Office collector Of City Taxes,
Room I, First Floor, City Hall, 81

Richmond, Va, Dec. Il h 1904.
il N OTTO 2 TO SSTAx-PAYERS-THE
LAST HALFs OF CITY TAKES, REAL
ESTATE AND PERSONAL. FOR g1 1904 u
a1s8NoW8 DUE AND PAYABLE AT THIS
EVERY male 81 years OF age. ana
EVERY person keeping house or doing y
business IN the lcityBis assessed for per.
sonal taxes Those who have not paid
any city taxes during the year will please
cail and settle. SO as to avoid being posts
70 GR r. PAVING, PIPE AND SEW
Err CONNECTION Bulls are also due.
and will2l,ave to be declared delinquent ne \
not paid on or before end Of yea r. lss
FIVE PER CENT. will be added to last
half Il not paid on or b be fore p ECEM-2
Der 31st. 9. n KS
taches to ali bills as soon as reported de-a
linquent. g5 III "; \.
above, as under an ordinance passed by
the City Council there can be no nv ld-s
rs, FRANK sSv. SCUNNINGHAN.
Dec lin Collector Of City Taxes.
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iron Is King.

tdustry proceeded that, according to reports
collected hy tho chairman Of tho BESSIE
mer Furnace Association, present prpduc-
& tion IS at the rate Of over 100000 tons n
Such an output is In excess OF any ever
maintained through whole year. and
represents n production above that of
England, Franco and Germany put to-
sgethor-S Springfield Republican,
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SEALED PRoPo sALs WILL BE RE
ceived at Office Of Urea surer. Southern
Branch, N. HI ". s., n al ional Soldiers,
Home. Elizabeth city county. Va. until
opened. for furnishing 5000 bushels of oys-
ter shells and 200 cubic yards sand, IN. ,ac-
cordance with instructions and specifica-
ais and other information. may Be had
upon application to ., a. BENSON Treas
Surer, WIZ & sS5s (fi X NH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22

ssA December q. 1901. q
THE BOARD OF DIREC RS OF THE
4 First National Bank OF RichMond, a..
have this day: DECLARED a Dividend Of
Stock. payable January Sd, 1905, to
y Stockholders OF record December 27th:5
n 1901. The transfer books Will be closed
! iiith, 1905 Dividend checks will DO mall
ed to Stockholders December 3lst, 1876,
Il - mo. M, MILLER, Jr., Cashier.
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Racing at New Orleans.

535S 53 ~ By Associated Press.) M llH
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 2l.-Ram's
Horn was the, only winning favorite to-
day, Summaries; 4, J.
tional Il to y first, Jake Greenberg q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
Fire on Steamer.

u tByS Associated Press
HAMBURG. December 21.-Fire on the
Spanish steamer Apollo from Savannah.
which has arrived here, damaged about
one hundred barrels OF rosln. comprising
part OF the vessels cargo. The fire was
caused by the explosion 81 q lamp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
GAR FOUNDRY IS
IN FINE SHAPE ! |||'' |: .
Mcssrs. Scott and stringfellow
Prepare Statement Of the
Company's Condition.
RICHMOND LARGE HOLDER > = /.
All Stocks 81 Kindred Companies
Share il, the Bright
Outlook.
RICHMOND LARGE HOLDER e

4 a Messrs Scott and stringfellow, bankers
anu brokers', OF this city, have prepared a
statement and circular regarding the
American Car and Foundry Company,
which Is published below Securities OF
4 this company arc held largely in Rich
nlond, and facts set out are OF especial
interest to these Investors.
Since the circular was written, on last
If American Car Foundry has this
bright future before 1t, then the other,
I kindred companies. such MS American
Locomotive and United States Steel. have
I also d healthy outlook. Tho circular
reads, In part, as follows:
Ono of the largest railway equipment
companies in tho country is tho American
4 Car and Foundry Company, to which we
have had our attention called. This COM
pany has becii managed in such a way
sincc It's organization In 1899 as to make
Its managers Justly feel proud OF It's
past history. q
Since 1t was organized profits In tho
sxty-two months have amounted TO $751;
3sl,ooo. Equivalent TO almost exactly $780,
s eco per month. Regular dividends OF sew
en- per cent. on the preferred stock have
Z been paid since organization, amounting
q to 5000, coo, leaving q balance OF s2o.9s1,-
I 0fp equivalent to about seventy per cent.
8on tho common stock, or fourteen per
4 cent.$per annum. 5s
or this there has been spent for new
construction 1853. COO and there has been
deducted for repairs and renewals zoe, =.
0oO, total OF $5741.0oo which deducted
from $50, s6l, 600 leaves q balance of sl5.2
Z 0tD. and out Of this enormous amount
1 there was paid In dividends on common
Stock only 5000, 900 ttwo per cent. lin 1901
and 1902, and three per cent In 1903 and
Il 1900. leaving the balance lover $12. 00o,-.
$0Q0) In the treasury OF tho company. i
This lis surely sufficiently conservative
Il to8satisfy the most critical investor.
4s The financial condition OF the com pany
& Ia beyond criticism. Tho total liabilities
Y are for pay rolls" and vouchers for
material" not due. amounting to s.. s23 600,
and against this there is on hand
4, lash 4,usSUU
4 Accounts and notes receivable ~. 5,527, 100
Inventories OF material on hand
%$ al Il b,t34Vlu
Stocks and bonds of other COM
panies a and below cost ]. 500 ooo
saSt S58S ~ ls a 4, I 4sn mn
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Y AUCTION SALE oE, FARM IN. Pow
~ HAITIAN COUNTY, v a "a |

IA UCT1ON ssALE OF, FARM IN. Pow,
a HAITIAN COUNTY, Va "a i5
Having been requested SO to DIP by the
holder Of the. hereinafter described note;
Twill sell at the premises. on JANUARY
u. 1906 at Y Q clock noon, all that certaili
tract or parcel Of land In the county Of
Powhatan, state ;f Virginia. adjacent to
sPayne's Siding, on the Southern Railroad.
containing three hundred and seven acres,
together with all improvements thereon,
adjoining the land OF Ulysses 4. ones and
Otis H. Russell on the north and Edward
Rudd $ estate on the east. and the lands
OF William Spears and Sklnquarter Creek
on the south, being the property conveyed
to mo in trust by deed from Cora T.. Pix
linton and husband, dated October g 1892,
3hatan county, in d. b. No. 30, page 321.
b TERMS-ForE suffi Client cash to satisfy a
note for s., 900, with interest from Octo-
her %, 1901 and to pay the expenses of
sale and trustees commissions Of hvcper
cent. AS to any balance OF purchase price
the terms will be suchNa the said Cora
IL Pilkinton shall prescribe and direct,
and, in event Of her failure to give such
direction, in four equal payments at G. y
and is months, with interest. and secured
by deed of trust on the property.
FI2ANKSW. BROWN, Trustee.
4. = = 80 *
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dec. s-1aw-4w .8i,

m RusTEE's SALE OF sUBsTANTIAL
4 5 DWELLING G ~ AND ~ THE BY LOT pom
which si 1T y stands on j East Side nj; Adams
Street, between Clay and Leigh Streets Inn
'mediutclyss Inc rear Clay y Street Methodist
BSsvirtue Of a certain. deed OF trust to un--
,dersigned, dated September %. 1904, V and re:
corded in d. b B 1872 B. page 30. r edmond
,Chancery Court, default having been made IN
portion OF the debt, thereby secured and be-
GENDER 23N 1901, on the premises, at 2 p No
the above described real estate "a !, 4.
a&TERMS-Cash as to expenses OF cxccutlng
this trust, and sum Of $500 upon credits OF $40
per month MS to 12 notes. and $500 In Y months
interest and duly secured by deed. Il "a 5i'
Dec eo-it SVVAl.S MARSHALL Trustee.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES..

rHp BOARDIOT SDIRECToRs OF THE
Railroad Company has declared TIE
usual semi-annual Dividend OF -Four ~
Dollars per share Ipon It's Common
january Cd, i 1906 and also an extra Div-j
Idend Of One half Dollar per share, pay
able at the same time. Checks viii be
mailed to all holders as heretofore.
Transfer books will BIO closed from the
1 goth day of December, 1904, to the Sd
day Of January, 1905. s. 81
.fali5 ~ g5Ssf Z. DUkE, Treasurer, i
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Office Of

w 4, Fl s5 it Office Of VA 5tl5s5 N
Capitol Building & Loan Association.
December 10, 1904. ~
THE &c ARD OF DIRECTORS or, THIS
Association have this day declared the
OF Three Per Centum payable out Of the
net earnings for six months ending Mo-
svember 80. 1901. ChecfH for same will be
mailed. JOHN D. WELSH,
Secretary and Treasurer,
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797s D iII 40}7 NJ 80 i717-3 Z
J. CAMPANARi RECITAL.

A distinctive feature Of the Campanari
Concert Company's recital at the Academy
OF Music on Tuesday evening was piano
solo work Of Mr. Ward Stephens, who
used Mason and Hamlin piano, loaned
for tho occasion by the Cable Company.
After the conclusion Of the recital. Mr..
Stephens was enthusiastic in his praise
ofEthe instrument upon which he had per-
formed and wrote the following letter
to the Cable Company: Il 35 * n
Richmond. Va, December 20, 1904.
The Gable Company. Richmond, Ya.:
Dear sirs,-AlloW mo to thank you for
your kindness in placing at my disposal
the beautiful Mason and Hanlin piano,
which used at the Campnnari Concert
company's recital in Richmond
The tone of the piano is beautiful, rich
and resonant; the action Is perfect
8 Yours very truly, HI jl6 BIZ s&
s (signed,) WARD STEPHENS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.,

II IN THE lCIIANCERY COURT OF TILE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
Jennie Fl. Riddlck H
t4q34}A' w. t Tx Py34g 'fti
Adrian Raddicls's Exors. ct ais.
XIII and SIS
TT. SWlneford s. Son n
hH&Sli{4 VS.. ft Ali s5Y ISL. Fi Z 3tS3t1
Adrian Riddcls's Exors. ct ais.
l(EStract from decree of December r. 1904.
n. ! M On consideration whereof the
Geeres these eauses 81 esd
and that the same be and are hereby re-
ferred to ono Of the commissioners of this
court, who SHAH make the following i n
md report his proceedings hereunder to
the COURT IS =. IS, Wake and ST to an
account Of all the debts due and outst,nd-
Deceased their respective prioritles, II
any. '&s Ss,lifS q II s85 Al III
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to y second, Camblee (4o5 to y third.
Time, 1:15
Second race-nlile and quarter-Sem-
per Vivax 40 to y first, Bessie Mccarthy
I O. 10 u second, Bcaucalre q to b third.
fine, Ell As. g+
Third race-flve furlongs- Alcantara Us
to u first, Queen Rose g TO y second,
Esterre Is to q third. Time, / :o2. #
dicap-Ram's Horn e. to y first. Car
nish Is to y second, Ed. Tlerney (58to u
third: Time, :49. I,
Fifth race-six furIongs Topic eco to y
first. Phil. Finch Is to p second, Bay
wood (3O&to 1)Ethird. Time. IA Is. & III 9es
Sixth race-mile -Chanterellc as to. ~
ttrst, Gravena to s. second, Decon ton
( 6 to ~ third. Time, 1:43 As.
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10 the Public:
Fresh Dressed Turkeys. is cents pound;
Fresh Dressed Chickens. Il cents pound;
Best Cranberries, # cents quart; New
Mixed Nuts. 10 cents pound; French Can
tdy, cents pound !; Chocolate Drops, u s1-2
cents pound; London Layer Raisins. s
cents pound; Homemade Nfincc Meat,
g cents pound; New Layer Figs. 10 cents
pound Wine for jelly, y cents quart;
.Gelntine, s cents box. And no end to tho
bargains, 45 III
4 S.8U14LA1ANtS SON.
n Main Street Stores, 1S30-1S22 p. Main;
Marshall Street store, 5O6 Z. Marshall ST. &
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WANT ADS CONTINUED
pJsI..lNlr,ne.

TRY US ON PRINTING; We KNOW
we can suit you. TAYLOR 6; TAYLOR
IS PRINTING CO., Quick Printers. No.
f Cove --riNr Street, sss tf
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FuRs. FuRs, FURs.
WINES AND LIQUORS.

READY FOR CHRISTMAS, THE BEST
money can buy, at special holiday
prices. Old Keystone, 81; West End Rye,
Rye, $3.50; Wildwood 1889. 50; Old Floyd
Apple Brandy, 50 and $4; Green River,
$780, Old Harper, 1916 per gallon; no
charges for Jugs. Full line OF bottled
Wines and Whlskeys. Mail orders care
fully filled in plain packages PAUL
WE'LL 726 West Broad street. Phone
1851. vi 4 5l Y
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The Patriotic Sons OF America held an
meeting Tuesday night at the
Junior Order OF United American y Me-
chanics' Hall. on Louisiana Street. The
following officers were elected forSthe en-
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Funny Doll Party

Rather infantile amusement was af-
forded a group of frolicsome young
women recently in a Western city by
the giving of a doll party.
The guests, all glrls. came dressed as
dolls. and very funny their attire was.
Twenty participated.
The young woman who won the first
prize worked hard for IL; harder than
most people would care to work for a
joke. She was dressed as a French doll
with fine white embroidered clothing
and blue ribbons. in pretty contrast to
her flaxen wig. But that was the least
Of it. She had herself done up in white
tissue paper and placed in a large
pasteboard box. being delivered to her
hostess by private express.
Being taken out of the box amid
shrielSs of laughter, she had the frm-
ness to give no sign Of life, except tc
say papa" and mamma" in the ster-
eotyped accents peculiar to dolls. and
to walk across the floor when wound
up.
There were Chinese. Japanese and
darlxy dolls represented; baby and
nurse dolls-even rag dolls Rather
funny was the get-up Of a worsted dol
dressed in knitted wool skirt, gol
sweater, stockings and bootees.