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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
IN SERIOUS
c. III. Niece Arrested Upon Charge
OF Securing Money Under False Pre-
lenses.

A white man by the name of c.. 81.
MCGEE was arrested yesterday upon a
warrant sworn out by Mr.. A. J. Mar.
shall in which he was charged with
securing goods under false pretenses.
III default OF q $1OO bond he was CON-
mitted to Jail and will be given a pre-
liminary trial by Justice BOrnemann
GA Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Marshall charges McGee wits
making representations hat he had
purchased lumber to build a house on
Il farm Of Mr.. Marshalrs where he lives
and On the strength of the statement
that he had purchased the lumber and
hauled it to said farm, he was adyanc-
ed, SO Mr.. Marshall alleges, the SUM of
$500. Mr.. Marshall says no lumber
has been hauled to the farm.
This is not the first time MCGEE has
been in trouble. He was formerly i'll
the L. s. army and stationed at Fort
Caswell. After leaving the army he
began farming near this city and early
last spring he and another man were
arrested at the Fort upon the charge
of carrying liquor there and selling 1t
tC the soldiers. They were carried to
Southport and confined in Jail, and
when the time came for trial the caSe
against them was not prosecuted by
the government.
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A Big Sweet Potato Cron

The Yorkville. s. c., Enquirer mas
information OF a York county farmer
VII has Put something like ten acres
II. Totato slips. This farmer" The
u says has raised hundreds
OF bushels Of potatoes each year for
Years past and kept them through the
winter with seldom a loss. This years
crop however. Is not only the larS ,st
ne mas w. put in; but ii is probably
t'e argos that has ever been planted
~ me piedmont The last suggestion
Is made at a venture. IT Is the largest
sweet potato crop of which Thu en-
ouirer has any knowledge" This is
Tic sort CT farming that pays. Cotton
Is a powerfully good crop. but the
farmer who does not pay his whole at
tenticn to ii. but goes in strong on
SIDE crops. IS the farmer who is bound
to make money.--Charlotte Chronicle.
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liverpool, July S.-f p. nj. Cotton:
Spot in limited demand: prices Il
ro:nts lover American middIing fair
e.33: good middling -6.e3; mtddiins
s.s7. low middiinS ST. good ordinary
Sis: ordinary $50. The sales Of the
day were 3.eo0 bales Of which 300
acre for speculation and export and
included $500 American. Receipts 5
Gee bales including $500 American.
Futures opened easier and closed
cuiet. American middiing c.. O. -:
July SCI: July and August 5.1i; Au-
Gust and September ST.: August and
October 5.72 October and November
sci. November and December 5.7l:
December and January ST. January
and February sal: February and
March SCI: March and April SCI
April and May al: May ami June
FIJI
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TEST FARM MATTER REVIEWED.
Situation Clearly Shown by MI. Hugh MacRae in a Letter to
Commissioner Patterson at Raleigh Serious Injustice Done
to Wilmington-Mr. Hume's Report Not Accepted-The
Garrell Farm Shown by Experts TO Outclass
Every Other Proposition at all Points
Editors Messenger,
Wilmington, y. G..

Wilmington, y. G.
Gentlemen:-It in your opinion the
information contained in the following
letter Should have a bearing on the &C.
ton of the board of agriculture in The
location Of the lest farm, | should be
glad to have you publish it.
This is in no sense a personal ma
ter, and ! agree with Commissioners
Patterson that II is unnecessary to at
ZACH Importance TO private views DGr
as MIR. Patterson has referred to the
letter in a public meeting, and as The
letter deals only with facts, it seems
that the time has come to let the publ:
understand the situation.
Wilmington should not be discreet
tied in this matter either from a stand
point Of quality Of soil, Or from that
of the reasonableness of the request for
the location of The test farm here.
Yours respectfully,
HUGH MACRAE
July 6, 1905,
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AVAIL STORES MARKETS

New York. July s.-Turpentiua firm
c2k to 90: resin. Easy s3.50 to q ~
fharleston. July S-Turpentina ana
resin nothing doing
savannah, Ga. July s. Turpcnripa
steady "sh; sales 1857. recciDts i
fo3; shipments 764. Rnsfn ff-s,I. sales
EXT: rec eipts 2.47:: shipments 1856
quote A p. G. s3.:5. ID. 1885 70 So
~: F.. s%-5''9 {, $3.50: F. s3.;o 70
sa.72; G. 1875 to s3.7-h: II. $3.50:
1 1855, X, $3.50 to s4.6o: NJ s3a5
to 4.O5: y. s4.o0 to safe: VIC st25
to Sf.35; WV, s4eC TO "a so
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New York. July 8.-Total today, 1T
al: ports, Net receipts 11s726 bales:
exports to Great Britain 1890 pales;
exports to France 1885 bales; exports
TO the Continent 1888 tales: exports
TO Japan 1,11s bales: stocks 366,676
bales.
Consolidated. at all ports, Net re-
ocipts 11..26 bales; exports to Great
Britain 1900 bales: exr,orts TO France
1855 bales: export to the Continent
1888 bales: exports to Japan 1,179
bales.
Fetal since September 1st. az all
Forts, Net receipts ~9,677,.67 fales.
exports to Sreat Britain 3,S3D.572
btles; exports TO FrIace so4.T7S bales:
exports - the Continent 3.I0d.e22
tales; eyT orts to Japan @04.211 bales;
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. July S.-FLOUR dull
anc partially lower. Winter patents
sac to s5.25: Minnesota patents SIS
sc TO S6.l5, Minnesota bakers $2.s5
to s4.35. Ryeefour steady. Fair II
fancy $4.2S to $3.50.
WHEAT Spot easy. No. ? red 500
&c S1.Of elevator. Options closed
about steady at Is TO &c net decline.
July &c: September 90. December
s21s.
CORN-Spot easy: %. ? s. eleva-
tcI. options partly 4c net lower. July
eek, September -.
OATS-Spot quiet: mixed 81. to
3CE.
LkRD-SteGdy, western steamed
$40 10 S7.25: refined quiet; continent
$3.50; compound 5k to SIS.
PoRK-steady; family $3.50 u
SlC.00. short clear $500 to SIiT5;
mess $3.50 TO s1f.e5.
RICE Steady domestic AZ 10 5k.
MOLASSES-Quiot; New Orleans
80 tn 35.
COFFEE-Spot Rio steady. No. Z
invoice tx; mild steady. Corjova 10
II II. Futures steady at 5 to Ii points
higher.
SCGAR-Raw nominal; AIR REIN
ing 3h; centrifugal; SO test 3h: mo-
lasses sugar Sh. Refined steady. con-
1~cct1OnerS y. S5.2%: mould \. 1918.
cut loaf Sc 10: crushed S6.te. DOW
dered $3.50: granG!atcd s5.4D. cubes
sJ.f5.
TCTATOES-Stealy' Long Island
1925: southcrnn S1.00 TO S1.37: Ter
sey sweets s1.00 to s2.25.
PFANCTS-Weak: fancy ~hanSpirk-
ed IA: other domestic 3H to 5H.
CABBhGES-Wcak: southern per
barrel 20 to GO.
COTTON SEED OIT-Firm .ri:h
trade quiet; prime crude f y b mills
I:E new. prime Summer yeiIo%' 20;
OF summer yellow nominal prime
white 21H: prime winter yellow 31k.
FCTTER-SteaCy. unchanged.
CHETSE-cui"t. unchanged.
EGSS-Steady. unchanged.
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TO MAKE APPORTIONMENT
Board of Education Will Meet TonlOr"
row-It Will Probably be Necessary
to Elect Several New SchnoI Com
Jmitteeml6n.

The county board of education will
meet tomorrow afternoon for the pur-
pose of making the regular seminar
nual appOrtionment to the public
schools. There will probably be other
business for the board to transact and
it may be necessary to appoint some
new committeeman in the place of sew
>eraI who were elected at the last meet
ing of the board who have declined to
. serve. Dr.. @. G.. Thomas and MIR. Sam
Bear. both of whom were elected mem
bers of the committee in district No. L.
it is understood, have notified the
board that they cannot serve.
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Newest Fad.

Ulster, my DEAR" said Mrs. Petit
agrew-Smith, have you any cards you
could exchange?"
I'm sorry" returned her friend, re-
, cording to the Chicago Journal. "but
I don't collect picture postcards"
mo, no, my dear! You don't under
stand. Visiting cards, l mean"
"Visiting cards?'
Certainly. for the card tray in The
hall, you know. 1 was noticing your
collection just now, and I should so
like to get a bishop if you've one you
could exchange"
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DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

Galveston steady at los; net re-
seipts ASST bales.
New orleans quiet at 19A; net re-
ceipts l ga bales.
Mobile steady at 10A; net receipts
1909 bales.
Savannah quiet at 1917; net receopts
c,S2S bales.
Charleston nominal: net receipts
IS! bales.
Wilmington nominal; net receipts
acc tales
Norfolk steady at 1919; net receipts
asa bales.
Paltim ore nominal at 1914.
Eoston quiet at 1920; net receipts
ga bales.
Philadelphia quiet at Ills.
Ecrt Townsend; net receipts 1.1I9
bales.
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CHANGE OF SUBURBAN LINE
Get Company to Run Line Down
Gre tnue Street. :. =.

It is understood that an effort is go
ing to be made by certain business men
of this city to get the Consolidated
Company to build a railway line down
Chestnut street and bring the subur-
ban cars down that street instead of
Princess. This change, it is said, will
be asked on account of the congestion
caused at Front and Princess by all
the cars meeting there and Princess
being n of the most used streets in
the city. Nothing definite has been
done in regard to the matter as far as
known.
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MONEY MARKET.

New York. July S.-Money on call
nominal. No loans. Time loans steady.
S.>iy days 3 per oent ninety DAYS
81 six months ?ts To So Prime mer-
e. nti!e paper 1 u al per cent. Sterling
tN Tango steady with actual business
ir bankers bills IT S4.Sf 81 - S.S.
for demand and at S4.S5.l5 to Si.S5.s5
for sixty cay bills. Posted rates sis6
and 81 IS. Commercial bills $+.StN to
s4.S5. Bar silver 5S%. Mexican dollars
sE1s.
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Interior Movement.

Houston steady at 10%; net receipts
o.294 bales.
Augusta steady at 10%; net receipts
973 bales.
Memphis steady at 10 His; net
rec eipts A51 bales.
st. louis steady at 104.
Cincinnati; net receipts 5a3 bales.
Louisville firm at 10 1916.
Total today: ret receipts 1917
bales; gros sreceipts 1865 bales; ship
mcn1s 3,4G4 bales; sales 3,1G5 bales:
.tncks 111225 hal1S
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RECEIPTS OF COTTON.

New York. July S.-Receipts at the
ports today HIPS bales, against 81
049 last week and s3S last year. For
h week (estimatec) 10000 bales
against 62,24S last week and 1O.51S
last year Today's receipts Ut New
Cricans 1874 bales against 44s last
year. and at Houston. 1884 bales
E2ainst 210 last wear.
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PRODUCE.
COUNTRY

PEANUTS-North Carolina Prime
90 to $1.o0; Virginia prime so to IS.
BEkSWAX-z5 TO 2I27-
c0RN-65 to 61h
COPE MEAL-C1 to 621
UGCS-t+C.
CFIICkENS-HeEs So to 40: spring
20 10 acc.
SWEET POTATOFS-75c
BFEF-2 to Az cents.
y. G. BACON-Hams (old) 13t-c:
shoulders 9 to 10: sides &C.
MOLASSES-S. House IA: New o.
leans Erights % to %: Porto Rico 20
Cuba 2S.
SUGAR-Granulated 1910: W. c. y.
No. ) $3.50; No. I $50; No. s $3.50:
No. Il, $40.
LARD-(Tierce Basis) Pure sAs cents;
SHINGl. F.S-Per lC0G: S-inch caps
$500; 5-inch hearts $500: G-inch SAL.
s.. 90: t-iuch hearts s4.rO
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CLOSING OF COTTON

New York. July Futures opened
weak. July 1910: August 1880; Sep
TENDER 1923; October 1914, Decam-
ber 1856; January 1858; March To-
90: May $3.50. Futures closed firm.
July 1855: Augusta 1865: September
1912; October 1878; November TO-
ST. December 1885: January 1888:
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Pam leo Oriental and Western Rail-
road.

The pamlico, Oriental and Western
railroad has received a new cCal
burning locomotive and several coach
es and box cars with which to make
Up a passenger 3nd q freight train.
The work on the road is said TO be
progressing finely. and it will not be
long before regular trains are running
to Rayboro, already some consign-
mcnts of freight having leen taken For
tina toNn-NeW Bern Journal.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

saturday. July s.
COTTCN-Nominal.
Receipts Of cotton tcday-ieO bales.
Receipts OF the eason To date
se7,o75 bales.
ReceiptS same jay last year-- -
bales.
Receipts last season 20 same date
326.3.1 baleS.
NAVAL STORES.
SPIRITS OF TURPFNTINE-
Firm SIS.
RoSIN--Nothing doing.
TAR-s2.u0 bid.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Frm: hard
$50: dip s415: virgin s4.e5.
RECEIPTS TODAY.
IS casks of sriE rs ~turrentlne.
62 barrels rosin.
10 barrels tar.
80 barrels crude t~urpentine.
RECEIPTS SAME DAY LAST YEAR
IL casks CT spirits turpeptine.
iS1 barrels rosin.
% barrels tar.
SIS barrels crude ~turpentine.
PRODUCE.
FTT~TEE-s7 TO sec
COFFEE-9h TO lie.
Notwithstanding S5.ee: second
patents S5.c5: full patents $500.
SALT-Prices car LOAF iots-l00 lbs
G. F. sec: 200 lbs c. F. 7ec: 200 lbs
f. f. csc. Less than car load lots-t0o
lbs c. F.. 49c: 200 lbs c. F. in cotton
sacks sec: 200 lbs F. F S1.o5.
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Mr.. r. d. Croniy. OF Baltimore, spent
Yesterday in Wilmington and will re
turn home today.
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Sheriff I. S. Burch, of Florence, S
SC, spent yesterday in Wilmington.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
Quotations on local securities lur-
nished by Hugh MacRae & Co.
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Fehruarr 1888: March 1895: April
ln.9.: s.ay lice.
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Cash quotations were as follows.
FIocr steady No . spring wheat ST.
IL t" $1.15; No. 3 s1-05 I O SLIP: No.
: red. rev 32k TO 93-; No. . corn
5.A to IS: M. 2 yellow SIX 70 IS:
No. z oats s%s: No. 2 white 81 to 35n:
No. 3 white 80 TO "4h. No. 2 rye "a:
go"h feeding barley ~ {" ~: fair to
oftIct mating a to 10; No. ] lax
Secd sl.ze: No. l northwestern s1.44;
p:me timothy se~d S325 t. s330.
moss pork. per taIrcI sIo :. tn si2
so: lard. per 100 pounds $40 II RI
I2'3: short ribs sides Uoosel $40 l.,
$3.50: snort clear sides (bcx=dp ST.
a. to S'.S2h; whIskey. basis Of him
wines e1C5
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chicago, July S.-Thc leading fu-
lures ranged as follows:
Open High Low Close
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RECEIPTS SAME DAY LAST YEAR

a casks Of spirits turpentine.
IST barrels rosin.
% barrels tar.
Sc barrels crude turpentine.
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I Property Transfers.

Richmond: a. Casi 70 Y: Lenolo.
liquors. etc. IN Nos. ee2f3- 22oS East M la-
~ s'!rse Nick Roupas 10 Louis Roupas. all
rIeht and tito III hoot-black stand NO.
sos East Main Street and NO. $40 East
Broad Street $500. y ~ wv
Il Amelia ThaIhimera and husband TO-
pertha Kahn, Is feet on south line Or
Grace Street, 67 30 feet west OF HARRISON
\, yanies II. Sloan and George D.. Pearnan
ma wife to Henry c.. Garrett ~ rect
Il nssawest line of st. Paul Street. 10 rect
j South OF Coptts Street $40, 4,
S1 Benevolent Investment and Relief AS,
Ssociation's trlistee$to Manchester Mutual
aSociety's trustees, 10 HIP feet on north
line Of leigh Street. Al 20 feet cast Of
Price Street the grantee assuming exist
sJng loan $500. s ". ], !, 4. /.
\" Cassie M. Lyme 10 James T. Sloan. sax1.0
4 r,et a { southeas corner OF Twenty-eightli
aand Leigh Streets. Nos 5lS and b20 North
! Twnnty-eighth Street. sl,650.
#pUnion Brotherhood of Richmond TO ",
4; Ip. Bolton. ID feet on the south line ~
sLeieh street. rs feot cast OF Henry Street,
! 81 'N Henry d Wallerstein and wife 10
Id; Gorge w. Tate 20 feet on the north line
SofA Dance Street, $40 feet east OF RAN
flh'nll street $40. . t
~ sIIerrico: Lee Annex Realty Corpora
st)onsand others to T.-W Leonard, lots
& III 10 AZ In block II. and lots q TO "a IN
block u on Leonard and kensingtor
Streets, $3.50. B Isl y, INK
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MOOAsA|kERNk|Ll!s'.,!
.PvRsU|AG&P|'0.|!s 5 { i: 4 !! \.
Shot over Door ~ Log Cabin
y @ SvvhichSNa as Best eyed gbyS IN
n o officers. IN
1 f.B|,,y,tAlI.s;go,,c,.latcdIt,lres,s.) n

KNoxV1fHsrl 81 III sN NJ, January. q o.
John carver. y member ~ 8a l,ose'e VI "
revenue officers charge q CAPTAIN Ga
kit Spears Of hc local raldlng force.
was shot 8and Instantly killed II Cooke 4 Il
county Tenn.3 to-day ,Sl Oh a " raid
The fcers 1iud locat ID dos royed 9
Just cross tho state
line In North Carolina. and had arrested
Wilson Price, Il one t3f tllei a oWrers, while
llc was ut work the dist Hers. arvcr$
and Oscar Hopkins, another & possctlan,
was sent 10 the home OF Johti Brown, y
partner ill., the still Ito arrest him Brown
refused To admit the Sof ficers, but instead 7
shotSoyer the4door o ( Ills log cabin home.
Killing Carver Instantly. The full charge
shot Nontered Carvcr's breast q tear 81
Ing out. his heart. Brown ESCAPED. Price
WIS brought to Newport Tenn. III and 4
jailed there. This is the first death&orl
q Srevenuo8r Hi this sect Ion since Sheriff
1oosser. ! Of Cocke county, wa k led SnNoutl
four years ago within four hundred yards h
OF where 3to.day's TRACED y occurred. 81
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Railroad Tragedies,
Z fsne c,al 70 TIC Times-pispatcll.l

Il n Especial to Tho 3Times-plspatci.l
BLUEFIEI4D, w. VA. January lO.-k.
i ~ Blackwell, switchman on the yard
4 here was struck by a shifting engine
n a d late hour last night and sustained
Injuries from which he died almost IN
Estantly. Blackwell was formerly from
Max Meadows. Va. and leaves a Wifesnn
several children. Z,
Il cha les Lane, brakeman, fell from tii
strair, here last night. aud received In
jurIes 10 the extent Of the A'ss RI botfl
legs afd nne arm, besides other cuts anl
j bruises, ,slll de N n
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"a ATT N H = B J, LANIc =.
Jury il Betty Evans Murder
n 8.8asS Case Adjourned Over. 4:

ssIn5the IIustings Court yesterday the
aySwas largely devoted TO the trial gofs
aecttie3 Evans, who Is charged Will, the
murder OF herb husband. Is n 4fft
9!S5tTlesevilence 3was al submit tied and the
Jury hud thes case for seYera ! hours III ~
failed "a to az rec VII b q result Il was hat
Judge WI It ad journed a III jury over Y n
To- daysYl Il h inst ructions that
they should not COW edse wit h any on. on
the subject, The Jury will "a gree o-dn y
or will be discharge II So, N sts
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plvlDE;lN'I.lp;' va NOTICES

JYilmii ton, N. c. Dec, 81, 1901,
ib f X, s5$ IN CDffice of the treasurer, a 81
ATLANTIC Coast Line Ra lroad Gomp al " y,
AT a ME EXITING OF, y Il y BOAR !. g b
Ra tfrssf COMPANY a auly cal "a ana held
4 on NOV embsf Is til, 1904 g ~ Yidend ,of
Two and, ppe.H q Il 4 Her Cent, was de-
s ciared on the Com non Capital Stock q Ct
lie Treasurer 81 lnling ton, 81, on
january 10th. sos, TO IA y Stock hold ers as
q, ar December 24t lIa OOH. phe tra sfclf
& a sHi isels to aanary loths 1895. both
9ssSs D, tbs
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sL oST FOUND,

LosT- ErWElpN & ] DFI rERso N 81.
and Howitzer Mohtme n !, 9 gold sl3r och g
K pearls Finder Will be rev rded III rec
y turned to CAPITO u sAY'lNG g s; BAN N.58
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Threat1e ed to. A. Escape.

MI AT 5:45 the jury retired to the room,
with the instructions, During their ses-
sion the prisoner made ! & known TO his
counsel that he woul Y dash !. for liberty
should 4 the verdict y be death. Sheriff
ssolomons took precautions and had all
Of his deputies stationed at various exits
and had these doors closed
\ After being out exactly one hour tho
Any returned with their verdict, The
vote was eleven to one for punishment
I BY death. When the verdict was READ
d the prisoner stood quietly, and had nothing
to say, Three deputies then took MN
back to his cell In the jan n
n The verdict was as follows: tl =,
I'VE the jury find the accused guilty OF
4 +he crime as charged in tho indictment
and AK his punishment at dealt
(sIgned) r. i. RDNNl1, FOREMAN cfflr x
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4 QUICK sERVIcEFo RlJoU.s

OERs CANRBEEACCOMMO o.
dated both before and after the show
with the B Finest Oysters on the half
shell at 2Oc,E dozen or one dozen fry for,
900, Quick Lunches sandw hes. also n
fone-poundS Porter House Steak for s26c.,
VI in \, our re tauran to @ luck service and
polite attention, Between the acts you
kew For loo, or S the finest Budweiserl
Beer on draught. It only takes you a
Minute run over Fl ON the new Bijou.
FRAN CIONIE' s. n os. 9Q6 and 9of East
airs 81 Old phone 1851 * -
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.5RooFtlN.a.
BAKERY.

GNr77 771IIY OUR CHRISTMAS CAKES,
q Bread and p les at BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
AS good as the hes. 6o5 East Marshall
* Street. Ks As tG4;
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no TIIE COMM ON sToCKHoLDERs
81 the Jane stown Exposi ton Con pany----s
The annual eting OF the stock olders;
tho perf orinance of such other duties ms
L ayrproperlyg como before the meet Ing,
viii be held at the Alta tic Hotel, Nor
folk. ruesda lsoo, at
! ~ e. 4. sIsHEPPERD, Secretary.
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4 HELP VANTE D-M ale. u

Any 4. INTDLLIGr1 ZEN I, r E1tasO n NAY y, 4:
for ,,eMspap crs: IS II column for work IN
spare tne S : .,l /,
particulars. Y N ORTt HERR Pr ESSN SYM;
Dictate Lock sport, N y. H 35 I'M All
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WANTED /, t8 q u IRsT- GLASS LIMO
type operator at once. APR lly Box u -,
SsI II oanoke a. 81 3A 53l n, ii3l S39e
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rHII REGULAR IA Nh2lI! III M EETI 6
5s of5sthe Stockholders 4 Of v the 80 standard
h Paper M IL, WI be cid AT the Iof-JS
t,oe Yoc sutton & Coz q IT 8 4; Ninth
Z Street, Richmond. Va. & ON ], ursda 81,
N January 32Bth, 1906 alta O'clock r., NJ
a 4, II. S, CR ~ MP, Sec ysnlld z rea IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-11

WANTED, "a n ELLNBLE Il MARRIED
u man, who understands '5 trtic king, who
n lr,ond mus Il have referen oess Ad ross
A. IS. care this office II s5s3${
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n iAlN sALL-NIGHT DRUG
h clerk: one with some KIN wled ge of boo<-5
h keeping preferred \ y Ad dress 3. So, care
\, this office. si iS
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MONROE a coNFEcTIo merry. - s7ol NV,
AZ Main street. finest line of con fectionory
"A ana fruits in the West End ,t8 n w open.
gu nra corc:al ~ iflvit ed 10 cal
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SURE CuRE or Il ~ i1915 q u $ Pr.I,olN.
troubles is Harris 5 Anti. DyspeptloG and
II LithiaE Water springs 10 Gated Mt Burke.
H vllle.E 6Va.; can furnish test n1onials. J.
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SITUATION WANTED Male

WANTED, AN IL II #t3U Y (tVllLLE).
sa Apply j 107 Bank Street u IN s8
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D@DRANrATIG PEOPLE, SING
a ing and dancing special ties. &monolog lists,
X sketch1tearns.% otc. Il talented Il amateurs
$$8SYrite,s5 SOUTH 55E3D r "a MsAstT$I5Cl
"a GENCY; CT r. Broad Street S32
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PASTRY R CREAM ia PIFFs, ss$ POLKA
.3 ROLLS M ali kinds ofs Fancy III CakesS at
SBRIGGs'S IS, 605 East Marshall Street,
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WANTED, AN ABLEBoDIEDM MAN TO
drive a feed truck; / man with experience
/. and knowledge OF the city require ed. "a p-
ply APO North Sixth Stree t. " XII, i tsi.