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HAMILTON ENTRIES.

First race six furloacs-Chippewa 100. Gold
f-frl 100 Goggles 100. Rain Devils 100. Gardiner
T,ler 100 Ancient Witch IO7 Princess Royal
fa- Herman Johnson 10. Cicelv 1l2. Massive
10 Ruth " 10 TOOfS Nook 1I2-
second race i've and half furl0ngs. two
oi,is-Charity Ward 10. Lucy Marie 10,
Iminoia Il3. Dc ORC us. Judge Nelson lis,
rrside 11s. Gliramer i21-
Third race Que and sixteenth miles free
f.ndicsn fhree-year-oIds and up-Bryan 1l3.
s4on Shngle l06. Cholk Hedrick 1e4, Thistle
De 9S Cigariighter 30. Peter Paul 80.
Fourth race enc mile. three-y r-olds and up.
soiling-Scsrfei lo5. Thistle Do Jo4. ChadichOn
iaz Granada l0i. Giipin -, Oratorian IS. Bon
Afof 81. Matte Bumppe e3. COnde s.
T'iffh rsce.fiFe. furigngs. fwO-F -Fcsr-olds. sell
fa--Lord Rossinctoa 100 Tanager 1d9. Sclro-
srs aiIdv Q--EleiRs swift 506.- Creole Girl
IGG aIo-casiaf jog BESSIE WynI 4Gc- Tsnbark
X Niaiesz t36t Profile i66. Miss cesarion
i'g Loretta Akaes. s11sts
Sixth race e7nr risie. sscfi ias--Scalper l0l.
.-ns as NeaSe4e Sc 15I1s inzsain IS. Henry
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SELECTIONS $
ENGINEERS TURN WATERS
FROM THE sALT0N SINK
Expect Soon to Have the Colorado
River In It's Former
Channel.

SAN DIEGO. Sept 26.-word which
comes from Calexico tells of the partial
success of the Southern Pacific Com
pany, the California Development Com
pany and the people of the Imperial
Valley in their efforts TO turn the Colo
rado River back into It's old channel
and ont of New River. which has been
carrying the most of it into the Salton
sink
The companies have nearly thou
sand men at work with three big steam
shovels and big steel dump cars The
water has been raised three feet by
the work and the stream is lessened to
about 500 feet. 1t is claimed that the
river Will be turned back to its old
channel in ten days.
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LSTTsl-IsTE SELECTIONS.

Frcm. tlre Ner York Morning .Te.eErsph
Efrst Tzco--Warvel ?. Falkland,
sora-.
second rzre--Ey-cstorn. stan Alarm,
Tfs1.ctf-,s ,EVeuef sr-- os-o z-----
'7;'srd o. ace---s7 arEc.7s Gus Heids-1,
Pr ssi.F ss+
Fraur1z- raec--coIonei Jim DousIas.
Ts7z-itcrlcas. Hee:er.c- As-lif E
-Fffts Hacer-= ftiTa, ,GraccsiHS, ClGDor,
sfx-h race-sfNisinssooe. GOrrignn, joe
Lessee.
weather rasHv and t-acs< heavy.
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BENEFIT AT SKATING RINK
IN AID OF WORTHY CAUSE
special Attractions Mt the DreamIand
Next Saturday Afternoon and Even
ing TO Help Founding Asylum.

At the Dreamland Rink Saturday
afternoon and evening there will be
a skating carnival under the auspices
of the women patronesses of the San
Francisco Founding Asylum, for the
benefit of this children's home. The
management of the Dreamland pavil-
ion has turned over the building, as
well as all the privileges attached
thereto, for the occasion.
Handsome gate prizes will be given
10 those who happen to secure the
lucky numbers. An extra attraction
will be the first local appearance of
W. T. Cary of Chicago. who claims
10 be the champion fancy skater of the
world. Ii was by accident that the
services of Mr.. Cary were secured He
happened to be route to Los An
geles and cheerfully consented to STAY
over 4and give two free performances
to help along this cause.
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cRAvEsEND SELECTIONS.

F-on the New york Morning Telegraph
FirSt raee-DiamOnd, Robin Hood
FuEk.
second rhce-GrappIe, Garnish, Hot
Tfird race - rcnarris. Paumonok,
FourtK racf-Ces Maid, Miss Craw-
ford. Ru1nfac z water.
Fifsa Fsce-Elads Amelia. Rcseben,
IauuiSifor-
sixth race-Septunrs, Leonard Joe
Huy-r-an. Tartan.
scven9h- r1ace-vox foPEIi, Herman,
.Tenrfc Wells. af
weather eIcars and track fast.
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BURKE RECEIyEs A GIFT

Judge william c. Burke. City and
County Attorney, was the recipient yes
terday of handsome gold watch and
loeket from the deputies In his office.
The occasion for the e<presentation was
the contemplated journey of Judge
Burke. who expects TO leave Monday for
an extended business, trip through the
East. A short speech of presentation
was made by Chief Deputy William T.
Baggett-
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TALENT DUMPED BY
MISTY'S PRIDE AT
SPOKANE MEET.
BY Fred E. MuIf1ollar1d.

SPOKANE, Sept. 26.-Shriners' day
drew an immense crowd to the track
today, a conservative estimate maxim &
the attendance $4,000. The crowd paid
little attention to the trotters and
PAGERS, but plunged on the runners.
everything before them in both the
harness and running events, Mistyss
Pride being the only one to ioiter by
the roadside.
'Handriding" Kelly had the mount on
Monsie Noble and the mare easily bea.
Main for the first run. Homestead ran
fair third. Peter J, the 13 to 10
in the second public choice; he led
from the start and disposed of Elfin
King and Follow Me without effort.
Loyal though were his friends,
Misty's Pride could not land the Cham
Der of Commerce handicap. She closed
favorite and Cabin, the second choice.
downed her with ease. Stilicho ran a
close third. Glendenning went to the
post favorite for the last and made
every foot a winning one Bell Reed
took the place from Interlude. Matt
Reiss of Seattle boosted the winner
5000 over his entered selling price. Fol-
lowing are tomorrow's entries:
First race four furlongs. selling, purse. two
year-olds-Wapnagootfs 116, Mendon 104 Pre-
cedo 10I, GemmeH 104 Runsum 1O4, Ella True
104
Second race, five furlongs, selling purse. four
year-olds and up-Prncess Wheeler I09 Forty
four 100. Mai Lowry 104, Chita 100. Belle Schel-
y 109. Euchre Deck 100, Sun Mark 100 (app-en-
tice allowance.
Third race, one mile. the Ranchers' selling
stake. three year-olds and up. 5000 added-aiajor
Tenny 1o1 Prickles 10S. Young NARROW l03
Charles Green 81, Harbor los apprentice allow
anccl
Fourth race. six furlongs, three-y year-oIds and
up-Bel Reed 105. Susie Gregg 90. Beautiful
and Best los Anita 1C5, Minua Raker I03
Soundly 105, Lurene l05.
SELECTIONS.
First race-Wapnsgootis, Menden,
Ella True.
second race-Princess wheeler, SUN
Mark, Mai Lowry.
Third race-Major Tcnny, Harbor,
Prlcklcs.
Fourth race-Beautfful and Best. Bell
Reed, Soundly.
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WEBS AN HEIREss.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept 26.-The mar
riage of Miss Louise Merriman, daugh-
ter of the late millionaire 1umberman
A. G. Merriman. to John Van Cleve of
Eureka. Cal. took place this evening
Rev. William Dafter officiating. The
reception was limited to a few old
friends of the family. The bridal
Souple left for the West tonight
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Billy Roche, the Colma Club match
maker, is the original Hoodoe Kid.
He sent on railroad tickets TO Al
Kaufman and Fred Cooley OF Chicago
and the latter started for this city.
Yesterday when he was well On his
way Roche received a wire from Bob
Deadly, of Philadelphia, saying he had
matched Kaufman with big Jack
Johnson for a six-round fight to take
place early next month. Roche tried
to stop Cooley. but the latter could not
be located When he reaches here
Roche will have to find another OPP
ponent for him.
The match looks a bad one for Kauf-
mann. as Johnson is undoubtedly the
cleverest heavyweight boxer now be-
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Eddie Hanlon was one pound over
weight when his days training work
was. finished yesterday at his Marin
County training quarters. He viii go
on the road this morning and that VIII
complete his preparation for his fight
with Hyland tomorrow night in Dream
land Pavilion. Trainer Frank McDon-
aid is enthusiastic over the condition
of his man and is confident he will give
a good account OF himself in the ring.
According to all the boys who have
boxed with him he is hitting harder
now than at any time in his ring career.
He has developed good left-hand
punch. which he is expected to use ef-
fectively against Hyland.
Hanlons seconds Will be Frank Nc
Donald. Toby Irwin, Jim Griffin and
Jim Ford. Hyland's seconds will be
Frank Mcconnell. Frank Schcler,
Rough House Mcdonald and Frank Ed
wards.
Hyland, who has been fighting at
regular intervals for 2 year past, has
had no setback in his preparation and
can see but one outcome to his en-
gagement with Hanlon. This Will be
the most important fight ne has had
here and he is determined to make a
good showing.
The boys were measured yesterday
and the tape showed the following
figures:
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H.rEroN SELECTIONS.

rrer, -ee Kew Tork sioraiags Telegraphs
= FIRST .assl r,s---sTcsfsv Nook Massive.
Tfer.r8a 56'FESoa.iT b1sini5 = @vfl~o
s~rcnd fa.e-De Orc. CIimzner, Char
~ W7ra.
T,'ird -race-CIgar Lighter. Bryan,
Cholk iTcdTsck.
I'ourtil race-CzGiehoa. Granada, Bon
slot-
Eirth raee--raaaEer, 7TaHbarI<, Lord
Rcssinzt0n. f-i o~a Tr~-a-
sizfs s-1re-Cobmosa, ScaIper. Scare
Crow sr7
weather cloudy and track fast.
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Sam Berger and Jack Cribbins, the
latter representing Philadelphia Jack
O'Brien, held a protracted session last
night, at which they discussed the
prospective match between the rival
heavyweights. One innocent appearing
clause in the articles the men signed
at Chicago which reads Marquis of
Queensberry rules to govern. with the
express provision that there will be
no hitting in the clinches" is the only
thing which stands in the way OF the
match
Berger claims that the Chicago arti-
cles were roughly drawn, and that the
clause in question is contradictory, in
that the Queensberry rules admit of
hitting in the clinches and In the
break-away and require a boxer to
protect himself at all times.
Cribbins said at the conference last
night that he is authorized to sign ar
ticles for the fight IL the Chicago agrees
nent is accepted. AS there is a dispute
hes will submit the matter to OBrien
today by wire. He expects a definite
answer at once, although O'Brfen may
decide to come here from Los Angeles
to talk over the matter in question
with Berger.
O'Brien fought Fitzsimmons and
Kaufman here under the clean break
clause in the rules, and he is anxious
to have the same style of aghtlng il
vogue when he meets Berger.
1t is conceded that Manager Jim
Coffroth will get the fight and will
promote it at Colma. Berger has con-
fided to friends that he win fight before
Coffroths club. as he wants to secure
the advantage of the latter's skill as a
promoter
Berger has filled out tremendously
since he went East and now looks as
bulky as big Jim Jeffries.
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ELks ADJOURN LODGE.

of Elks was in session. awaiting the
arrival of Grand Exalted Ruler Mel
vim. when the news Of the accident was
conveyed TO thSm by a correspondents
The lodge at once adjourned; the ban
quet table was ordered cleared and a
telegram of sympathy was dispatched
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coNsIDrNE TO WE'D ACTRESS,

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-At o'clock
next Sunday Aimee Angeles will be-
come Mrs. George Considine. The act
ress and Considine will be married at
the home Of Miss Angeles mother in
this city. and the stage will lose the
charming little woman.
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FAMoUs MARE DIES

NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-Announce-
ment was made today of the death of
La Tosca a famous racing mare. at
General Sanford's Hurricania farm at
Amsterdam, N. Y. La Tosca was the
dam of such good racing horses as
Chuctanunda, Caughnawaga and Mo-
hawk II.
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Nnrthern Paciflc Rauuar

Best route 70 Spokane. Butte, Helena. Fargo.
Winnipeg Duluth. Minneapolis ST. Paul Chi
cago' and an points East. Travel on the famous
North Coast Limited" Finest scenery. best
service and unsurpassed equipment For full
Information write OF call on T. X. Stateler
General Agent. Temporary office, Ferry nave.
foot Of Market ST. San Francisco. Cal
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LorIstILLn ENTRIEs.

spf-sa race abosst. six furioogs seIling-Souny
Igu Estrada Palma ihs Pfrfif ron lO4 Peter
esthaniei l0e .f4rland lQssJlings Guinea J0z.
leis leI. I5clA .lcncs ,ll7i. PRINCE Magnet l35.
ss.,-sad rsce5 -sscs.s.sas nssf fairIon-S-Cyainr
70 aIor-ioreaf Nc IIereaftar 100 Miss OffcloGs
l9t Westera lezs fslll slakn lQl. Zpango Ies.
Jssa@a Jog. sss;yESS,5'f :Ninet iq2- RoserEiasn
ThiId rae s1pgt SIX firlongS selling
slrsnrc i0s ssrees ihestF l9f Princip5a Jn5
go Jos aHuytc SJ6lr7sdp 10, Gus Hefderr
Elade rs ss.Aaszzs.s stis6 > -1'afp 111
III 81 35enst@SSsSA SirA Russell 100 Iady
It,sleffs I0sssafNcndsA mo- Foxban a1Ol. Dpu
c'&asi Jim D51@iEs III ,sifenrsefrss ara stoae
8atf entry hsM u sAM
fffl raee. aboiif SIX IIlrlongs. seu iag-Cuddlf
ID IS. retaniAr ~ 1<eoNt. ass lx'eneto g.
~ JOS. AsIkSiiars Ia - rsfrJl q <esls.'
1N& TIlir 1oS, TfiH,R s5tles 06. Foxy Lad 1Qf.
4 iIis lI2-
Sixth race. one and sixteea.aL lies selling
harkelmore 1o1. Joe lesser lob. Katie Power;
jog. intense l93, N neEp9Msple Job -ktbeaa, lf5.
Haudy BIZ 1ot Be-3fgo l06 Corr 1an IDS.
Kleipgood loS. Shining, Star 100 Chief Millike-
I'll. Captaia Bob 10 gSJ
LaBoRER HeeIxx ~ 'as,neiie>s ossxfo :
ishorer killed yesterday afternocn-av fe1l-
Bfh ossaie ssst enI. = 4 s, the zslider
Er-orEfnr (omnarr
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,rar,rrA1NFn Ir.rFeAI rENcEs-

Kan. sept 28.-1n the Emitted States District
coart here todsy the Bcyce Cattle Compsny en-
tered a plea Of guilty 10 four counts Of in
.dfetment for maintaining fences on Government
land. Judge Pollock sentenced the company to
nay fines aggregating $780,
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the attorney for the Norfolk and West.
ern road, and the decision now rests with
their officials. u n IS II
RAILROAD CONTRACT.
Wilson County and Town Provide
for an Artesian We'll.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
WILSON, N, c., June e.--The Raleigh
and PamlIco Sound Railroad. which is
building the road from Raleigh to the
coast via this city, has let the contract
for grading Of about thirty miles east
and west Of Wilson to GOOD. Hart & Co.
These, contractors will put AYE hundred
Italians on the work.
About two hundred OF these arrived
this week The road will be completed
to Wilson In four months, The site ot
the station has been cleared OF several
dwellings preparat tory to the erection OF
the station, iiisS ;s x N & II g
The old Hotel Imperial. formerly con-
Quoted by Mrs, Foote. has been leased
by Pike Bros, and will reopen about
June Goth. under name OF Pike Hotel.
Extensive improvements will be made in
4 the building. wv VS. Ne s'3 iiss
fAThe town and county Jointly are hay
Ing a n artesian well sunk on tho court
house lot Good water la expected to be
struck. and a publto drinking fountain
WILL be erected there.
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portions OF the town. be Increased to
the full width OF the street. the arch to
be in proportion to the width OF the four
lines Of track beneath; that an overhead
sfoot-hridga be built opposite Court Street
and an- underground crossing at Fourth
Street. and also a good crossing at the
Berry Suhling 4 Tobacco factory, near
which many manufacturing plants are
located, It Is required that the railroad
grade and macadalnize the street leading
from the market house to the new freight
depot. There are other minor require
Ements for grading. etc.. that are asked
to facilitate hauling Of freight to III the
new depot. all Of which seem reasonable
and necessary. #
The locating Of the depots on Bedford
Avenue will necessltate q the making q
new street by the railroad, land for
Which they have purchased from RAN
dolph- Macon Academy and private indi-
Syiduals. The town wi II m cada1nize this
gthoroughfare from the bird ge TO the new
passenger station, permanently improving
a street that Is often impossible in vim
ter. js32 e II 81 III T. 4;
The council recognizes that nlanufac-
tuners that have esta hlished their plants
near the present freight depot will be
greatly Aforementioned ana damaged, and
therefore, neither sanctions y or opposes
the removal Of this depot. leaving this
feature to be adjusted by heparties con-
tcerned. S$s: q @ III ~ \: n i 3s !,
M These are virtually the conditions Bsub-
< nlitted by the councll to Ma og j . Griffin.
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Onancock, Notes,

.ANANcocIi. VA, June Al .ss Stella
sseatherllary Cricket. Of Anancock, and
Mr., ], Frank Gilman. OF Richmond. Hsrs
quietly married al the home ot
BRIDES parents, Captain ana Mrs. Reaas
jamln e. Crockett. Wednesday afternoon.
Rev w. g. iyaden. pastor Of the Ne tAp-
dist Church. South, performed the to4sA-s
mony, There We're no attend ants. ArTnnE
those present were Miss camHIs ItldaR
and Miss Gilman. OF Richmond u.
Miss Crockett was one Of the hand
soonest and most popular young ladiSe
Of the virginia Eastern Shore. Mr.. fsitsss
man represents a pron,.nant tobacco Arn
ana has q host of tTlands In ViTatAle
and North Carolina. sSsS IL sisI
Mr.. and Mrs, G Imam ttamedi At6ly tQQl
the Norfolk Express for Old Point, NhlsSR
they will embark on 9 sea-yoyaGs ~
Boston and other cities. They VIII yt1t39S
n Richmond after July. y SSs,HII
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MUCH VEX K D MATTER II.
soon TO / [ |: SETTLED ]! ] !.
Norfolk and Western to Make
Depot Changes at Bedford
City.
Especial to The Tlmes- Dispatch.)

BEDFORD CITY, VA, June 9 There
seems now . certainly that the vexed
problem that Tor a long time has ex-
.erclsed many Of this community. viz,
the moyal of the passeng ger stat ton, viii
be satisfactorily adjusted. sS
VI Negotiations tsstween the Norfolk and
Western Railway and the corporation,
as represented BY IT. town council have
been In progress for some time past, and
the interest In the community has been
considerable Alta called meeting OF the
council lant night, the neg tiatlons ass
sumed this shape, in resp onses OF the re-.
quest OF the railroad for right OF way
on Bedford Avenue, and the proposition
TO locate both the passenger and freight
5depots on that at rect on opposite sides
OF the ira eks. 4 his proposal Was sacc ept-
ed on condl tloni that when he bridge
that spans the track on Bridge Street,
connecting the Si7asttaI A and business
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party. must live on the place
and devote all his attention to the bus

spoaslble party. must live on the place
and devote all his attention TO the bus
mess. IL "a y,s II j @
The property Is twenty-one miles from,
!Asheyille, where a ready market can be
found for the output OF the products
OF the plant The price OF hauling from
Esmeraldo here would be very low, II,
comparison with what II costs to get lunl-
Der from other points in the mountains,
Colonel Turner ts greatly interested In
tho Industrial development Of Western
North Carolina and no Is pleased With
! the str!des being made In Asheyille, Hen
Jacksonville ana the other. towns Of this
section. He /, believes that the erection
OF nnanufaator should ba encourage ],
and 1t was for this reason that he has
made the olfer to give the timber free.
He believes that II axe handles. locust
pin and furniture factories are started
sIn4,this section OF tho State, where the
very best timber 10 easily at lhan nd, many
1 OF the larger con Germs OF the United
States wall erect large factories and
plants here. Il y Y
Colonel, Turner was formerly In the
Wholesale lumber business In New York,
and ha Is com dent that the timber on,
his property Is OF a class that Will make
high grade goods He retired from ac.i
tive business fifteen years ago and does
not care to he actively engaged again;
therefore haf wa yts some one to TAX hold
\ OK what he bel! eyes ore OF the greatest
enterpytses In this E'ta!aaE w i95 Il Z
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.0NE DOLLAR ABOUND
For Fish SCALES.
Selling Fiddlers a New Source Of
Revenue-Pe Fortified
Pumpkin.
D (Special toE Tha mines. plspa III h.,,

Z :
5 HDATHSVILE. VA, June s-During
the past few years certain manufacturers
IN the North have sent circulars to
fishermen An this section, offering one
dollar per pound. for fish scales. They
are used In the manufacture OF buttons,
AS one pound VIII fill a halr-peck mea-
sure, & no one. so far. has deemed the
business prof BILE enough to embark in
1T. y Il 535 4.
Is Harrison Crockett caught dfteen i'd
I dlers recently. and received half a cent
apiece. These are the FIRST flddlers We
ever heard of being marketed.
CAPTAIN George Mercer picked up g
spetrlned pumpkin on Cherry Point shore
the other day.
n The sunday-school convention OF the
Baptist churches OF the Northern Neck.
which convened Saturday and Sunday,
May Ga and 20 at Homlni Church; West
smoreland county, was one of unusual IN.
Eterest ana In spite Of the threatening
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an OFFER OF TIMBER
RIGHTS To RIGHT /: | III. MAN VI
All He Needs is q Little Money
4. and a Lot Of
lF Hustle.
tsneclal to The TImes.D ispatch,>

: - r.
ii AsHHy1LLE. N, g, Juno Colonel
Thomas Turner. proprietor OF Esneraldo
Inn, has announce tha he will give the
slmber rights on his property free to
some young man who will 50 to his place
and build and operate q hickory turning
mill. The only rights to be reserved by
him Will he the contract for hauling the
timber to the mill from the forests and
lhen to the railroad.
The Esmeraldo estate consists OF about
1000 acres Of heavily timbered property.
bearing chestnut oak. hickory, locust and
4 many other woods which are val na Bile *,
She manufacture OF furnltu and castings.
{ The property Is divided by the Rocky
Z Broad River. Which has a fall In several
places strong enough to g!ye force Of
$500 horse power. This feature will also
I be- given free. 81 "A III VI
The only requirements are that who.
-syss accepts this offer must Pc q res
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weather. was we'll attended by both doe.
gates and visitors. Mr.. "A. s.. Rice var
$re-elected moderate and Mr. r.. Filler
sHunton. was also reel ted secret AIRY ana
treasurer, # ID Ban ss5B Al NJ
L Mr., T, Belneld. OF hiillenb eek. y had tho
misfortune to fall and break his collar.
bone in two places. recently s vs. e
8 Mr.. J.; p Nelnls is spending some tina
In Norfolk. e Sss IA. N RI S
Mr.. William Tignor. OF Washing ton, has;
moved his family hack to their old hons
here, IA ssx
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White Goods


One case Of 6-inch Long SCl 10th just q %.
,ceived. regular 1913 8 quality, will b1s
sold at 81. 30 piece of q yards.
ss Mercerlzed Nj Batiste and x Lingerie lps
inches wild !; only few pieces left:
be sold at Be- 800 and 85csy
5s Hand kerchief Linen, the SO much uss4s
material for embro q cred dresses. shirt
waists and the new Peter Pan waists. ssheeRg
and very fine, "a u Sc value at 500 yard.
# Fine Check and Striped sDimlties. = rexuxI
8lar4sss1 s1-2c value; only about - 0 Pieces.
to go at DC yard
8sss All qualities OF the very best makes %
Long Cloths and Nainsooks can be- found
here In prices ranging from S1.15! piecsg Nd
to the very finest. 35 aslss
ISL Lady Cloth. 50 inches, each piece IN
box & and - yards to the piece. 4 for 91,6ds
piece. sgs III n III
s5Ss One lot OF Fl gured and Dotted swlssessE
g good value at ! &c; for sale Monday
~ 1-2c yard. 5ls 55
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= 41fl Y. g 49,. ~ :
Linens


The Household Linen Department was
never IN better shape than to-day to supply.
every want. or even 9Whim, Of the public.
We have learned what are the popular de-
|mands. and have used all means to prepare
Ito meet them. 58 s ..s5S 35s.a
In WI ite and Colored Linen for dresses.
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