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Mrs. McClain Dead.

Mrs. G. A. McClain died last Sunday
night after long illness from cancer
of the stomach. She was the wife Of
DR.. G. A. McClain and the mother Of
eight children, all of whom, with the
husband, survibe, and we're at her bed
side when the end came. She was fifty.
eight years of age and had been con
sistent member of the M. E. Church
for many years. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. T. B. Russell anG
the remains were taken to Chuckey fol
interment.
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Trip to New York.

Miss Hattie Hunter. one of our most
popular young ladies was the success
full contestant in the Chattanooga News
"Trip to New York Contest from dis
trict No. Z. The party of fifteen young
ladies with chaperone and two mem
bers the News sraff will leave Chatta-
nooga July ard for New York, and will
remain there until the 10th seeing the
sights.
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MANY Children Are Sicklv

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children, used by Mother Gray, nurse
in Children's Home, New York, break
up colds in "a hours, cure feverishness,
headache, stomach troubles, teethine
disorders, and destroy worms. AT all
druggists, Csc. Sample mailed free,
Address Allen s. 0tmsted, LeRoy, NY.
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An Alarming Situation

frequently results from neglect of clog.
ged bowels and torpid liver, until con.
stipation becomes chronic. This con.
dition is unknown to those who use DR.,
Kings New Life Pills, the best and
gentlest regulators of stomach and bow
els. Guaranteed by H. O. Miller
druggist, Price 20 cents.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-06-28
Beautiful StyIeS,,s greatly
underpriced.* y
When tell Of bargains depend upon the bargain
The Hart and Houston Store

place in The Forum, North American
Review, or any other of the higher lit
erary periodicals, and certainly would
rank with the ablest and most ingeni-
Gus productions which tud place in
their pages.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-06-28
Local and Personal.

Order your steaks and roasts from
Jackson.
W. B. Harrison writes all kinds of
insurance. 46-2
You always get the best meats at
Jackson's.
FOR SALE-A young horse. APP
ply to H. W. Lyle.
No more high prices for fresh meats,
you can go to Jackson's.
Meals served at all hours at the Star
Restaurant at popular prices.
John W. Bell returned to West Palm
Beach, Fla, Friday morning.
You get good meal at theStar Res
taurant for 25 cents every day.
ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO
ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO.
E. J. Baxter came over from Jones
boro Tuesday on legal mission.
! Mrs. John P. Allen, Of York, Pa, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. P. Harris.
After short visit to homefolks Geo.
PE. Burbage has returned to Big Stone
Gap, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Silver are re-
loicing over the arrival of another
daughter.
Have you tried ARGO Red Salmon ?
1t is standard in quality, quantity,
color and price.
You will always get clean rooms,
comfortable beds and good meals at the
Star Restaurant.
Mayor Murray and Sheriff Smith
came up from Jopesboro Tuesday
night for few hours.
ARGO Red Salmon is the choicest
salmon packed in Alaska. Ask your
grocer for ito cents a can.
Property sold and rents collected by
w. b. Harrison, New Burrow build
ing, Phone 1913. 46.2
johnson City is making those "prac-
tlce" games for Motfetts men quite
interesting. Bristol Herald.
Do You want to buy, sell or rent
property? See W. B. Harrison, new
Burow building. Phone 273.
Z. Il Ellsworth and family left Fri
day afternoon for Pennsylvania to
spend two weeks with relatives.
If you wish some particular piece of
jewelry made we will draw the design
while you wait VIM. Silver & Co.
The largest line, the greatest variety,
the best prices, either on or off your
walls, wall paper. Patton Drug Co.
There is nothing more healthful in
summer than ARGO Red Salmon. 1t
can be prepared in many different ways
G. F. Hobbs is twice as happy as a
man should be-twins are diverting
his attention from the troubles of this
life.
w! D. Fox, Grand Keeper of Records
and Seals of the X. of p, was in the
city Wednesday the guest of H. W.
Lyle
We are indebted to the J. W. Cass
Printing Co. for the use of the full
page advertisement of The Hub in this
issue.
Did you read DR.. Fahrney's Teething
Syrup advertisement in this issue?
Very important to all mothers. Look
for it,
Baxter's advertisement in this issue
will turn the time you spend reading it
into dollars and leave them in your
pocket.
There is nothing nicer for the picnic,
or the lunch box, than ARGO Red
Salmon sandwich. Get the recipe
book 10 cents can. '46-2t.
There has never been such variety
of wall paper heretofore shown in this
city as the Patton Drug Co. is carrying
this year. Prices lower than previous
years.
II you're in doubt that your clock il
carrect call 21S for correct time. W.
are here to serve the public, and w
ask the public to bother us all they
like. VIM. Silver & Co.
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CARD OF THANKS.
Messrs. Dulaney & Lewis,
Tob~.oo N.kx, mo

w ODOIu Dc DUIUHOy " HOWIo1
johnson City, Tenn.
Gentlemen: / wish to thank you and
the company you represent for paying
my claim of $3S in full for the accident
which happened to me at Knoxville
May 10Th. The claim was paid in -four
days after my doctor made out fna
proof. wish to recommend you and
the company to every man who has tc
work for living.
Yours very truly.
(Signed) JAS. M. BAYLEss.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-06-28
Immense Turntables.

The s. & W. railroad company has
received lwo S0.foot turntables with a
carrying capacity of $50 tons, One
will be placed in the yard here and the
other taken to another division.
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EQUALIZATION Board.

The equalization board for Washing
ton county will meet in Johnson City
on July 9th to take up 9th district
property. The sessions will be held in
the court house.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-06-28

Lax ets-A candy bowel laxative.
If you have constipation,
III you have coated tongue.
If you are dizzy, bilious, sallow,
If you have headaches, sour stomach,
ETC., risk 8 cents on Lax-ets. See for
yourself. Sold by all druggists.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-06-28

work. There were only four hits made
off each and'they we're badly scattered.
Knoxville never even looked dangerous
until the 9th inning, and then they
started the run getting. Payne got a
hit and Whitaker tried to drive it over
the fence by the longest route and
scored him. Whitaker got little help
from the batters who followed and died
at the rubber, aud the game ended
with score of 9 to in favor of the
locals.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-06-28
New FlYe.ROOm H0nse for Rent

Apply to James A. Martin for new g.
room house, close into center of Main
street, granolithic walks, all convent
enCes, 49tf
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THE y COM EFT

WArAUGA LODGE No 2l9. /. o. 0. F.,
w meets on Monday evening of each week
Lodge room in Brabson Building, East Market
street rear of Post Office Visiting brothers
cordially Welcomed 994
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Or policy demands that goods should
desg* That determined accomplish purpose shown the price
reductions here quoted which, needless &
values reductions
Every buyer knows clearing SALE This opportunity comes but twice year, and
every buyer who knows prices and values really appreciates good merchandise
glad and welcomes Clearing Sales -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
PRISONERS. VIII
Improve ROADS.
"a Shipment Of Tools Leaves for
Washingto County T To-day,
Where Work C Commences.


VA In accordance Il with the act passed by
the recent Legislature recurring the i'm
5proyement OF public highways throughout
Virginia BY tho employment OF convicts,
the State Highway Commission will send
out a /. company OF prisoners about the
middle Of this month q to work on the
$rnts and mudholes OF the county roads,
and to put them In shape for good
travelling. MS
Sa A large shipment OF tools will be
sent by Superintendent Morgan, OF the
State penitentiary. to Washington county
\ to day. this section being the first scene
OF convict labor. Prison workers. under
the charge OF oversecrs. VIII be sent
from the different county prisons to take
up their labors In the near future. All
workmen will be- drawn from city and
county jals, on their sentence to the
penltentinry and none VIII be taken from
the penitentiary itself.
Y $5 Work will begin In different parts or
the state very soon, and the number OF
conyicts Will be Increased as the work
progresses. w 3s NJ i5 bS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
WOMAN PARALYTlC
HAS NARROW ri; \ Il. ESCAPE I:
Her Chair Crushed by Wagon
and the Hem Of Her Dress
Torn OF EN-

4 The old white paralyzed woman, who
sits in a5wheeled chair at the sidewalk
curb in front Of different stores about
the city and begs aims. carnc near loslny
her life yesterday at the ltunds OF g
reckless driver, but rniraculously escaped
without scratch. 4. /,
n The woman was sitting IN front OF the
building Just west Of the stoffce about
$3.50 O'Clock yesterday evening. when q
acolored man named William Lewis APP
preached with a cart loaded with sand.
He failed to give the woman enough
room, and the slngletree caught her
chair and dragged It underline wheel of
his cart. !55 Nj ~
The "a driver was unable to stop his
horse, which became frightened at the
sound OF splnterlng wood, and the many
spectators nearby looked to- see the wo-
man crushed to death beneath tho heavy
wheel. But Just as the chair was drawn
directly under the path Of the wheel,
1t was turned over, spilling the woman
out, while only the hem of her dress
was caught beneath the iron tire
The chair was q total wreck. being
crushed into kindling wood. and Is be-.
syond repair. 5s$ !,
Lewis was arrested by Patrolmall
Yarbrough and taken to the First. Po-
lice Station on the charge OF reckless
driving. The unfortunate woman, who
is a helpless paralytic, was moved to
her home In q buggy. i5ty Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
REAL ESTATE NOTES.
Few Sales, and No Large Ones,
But Were Satisfactory.

y .F & "A
Inc walnut Hlll"' property went UNI
der the hammer a second time, and the
probability is that the sale, which has
nov been made VIII tick. y This beau pea. \
tiful suburban property was knocked OUT 'l'
+ to John W. Burress for 81. 80, 81 /, ~.
If the court confirms the SAFE, ana
the probability is that tEfre VII pc 9, no
ross Will make Walnut Hill his cou l1t
try home. u y e. y, !,
the brick dwelling, No. $50 FIRST Street.
for SLATE and also the frame q! evening! IN
places are bought as an .investment;: .as.
THE firm ct Deycr and Ramsey rs 9
new one on the list, or rathergit y AZ
old firm under a new mans. navlns s n!sS,
ceeded to the business Of 1@eyer tSs al'u
S Mr. John T. Ramsay. the juaio,r, mem;
Der OF tho firm has been IN me !, E teh !
estate business for fifteen ye.a r.
smond, havnA been conneoIeu wv ~ theJr
thompson Brown and Company y tN ~
The senior member Of the firm \, Is Nl q
Robert Odner Jeyer. who ~ g ( 'I 11as, a.,
as we'll as real estate ma ~ ~, - - 10
was fer several years connected VA y, s nas
internal revenue service. ana N nag ~; %
in tho custom house here.
Is at 100 North Eleventh x, : % AZ.
The real estate business ZOE ,E Et,o saIns
practically closed i!,o se II.
for the week, while NOT large, W. sa tIs-
teresting and In the man IVY 80
factory, 81 KS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
Property Transfers.

Richmond; Annie y; and Annie g.
iWarrens' s trustees, ito T, w, Chelf, %
feet on# seventeenth Street northwest
corner Of Marshall Street, 81, 0O0. %. n Z.
Lee 10. Sutton and wife to Moll!e p,
Chamlee. o. feet. on north side Of I;e.IE;
Street, between Eighth and Nlnt
0t Henrico o:'oiii Isabella and J. r.. Lee to
Frances NJ, Dabney, lots NOS Y and ~,
In block No. p, plan Of 3arton y q y
subject to deed OF trust TOR *l,4Shoo, ~,
Il -' join ID, Gayle. special comnliss oner.
3. 81 3%saaaeln. StSss $50 fsst east g Car
ter street fHa g. Il wallace q,
Sanders, 10 Ito acres on the Old Deep
run Turnpike. about Ave mics west. OF
N r. 3. Par : to James W Brown and
Mary Jane Taliaferro, lot 30 by 50 1eet
IN south side OF a. street o. rect enss
Of Carter Street. Az b-l2 feet north nor o.
f'I The Tax Title Company Of Richmond
tow. r., Robins, % acres. a pc Twelve
miles below Richmond $eOOo o. !,
Peter Ammons and wife TO same, =
acres on the White Oak Swamp Roaas
about two and g half mile miles west o.
Ilko,b 81, Oc. s rs III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
COL BUTTON / GETTING
READY .F|:0R. BUSINESS 5 n {
New Insurance Bureau Will Find
Vast Deal Of Work
J iS5 to Do. NJ S u 555 @.isg

t is not an easy matter to open d a
new Office q for new business, and Col.
Button, the Commissioners OF Insurance
has found that he cannot get his new
Office in desira Bile shape until some time
next week, probably Monday. Col But
ton and his chief \ depu ty, 81 n a. Brenne-5
man. are doing all In their powe to get
the office ready to open up Monday
The act OF assembly which g created, the
new Bureau OF Insurance, outlines the
duties of the commissioner. and It takes
not less than twenty pages IN. II the new
copy of the code to hold the definition
The law relieves the Auditor OF Pub
lie Accounts OF all the duties pertain rial 2
Ing to insurance. and dumps them into
the new Office and there Ss enumer'a tt 8
page after page Of additional duties that
the commissioner will have to- peri rm.
Anybody who thinks that the Insurance
Commissioner Is toSs have an easy tilne
Will only. have to read the act creating
the office, to discover his .lnlsta re. ~
may be month before the lnsura nee
Bureau can get square down to business
but 1t will make a bold staa star ext Week'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
BLUES AND BROWNS
q i'm MIMIC BATTLE
Big Crowds Witness Bloodless5
Fight at Chickamauga- Vir-
ginians Coming Fl ONE.
(By Associated Press,

n (By Associated Press.> ss
:. CHATHAM OGA. TENN August 81
"A mimic battle between the s. Blues' and
n ''Browns'' at the chickanlauga National
Military Park encampment took place
to-day. Each army was composed Of
two regiments Of infantry, half i q regl 4
n,ent Of cavalry and a Battery Of field
artillery. To the Blues" under Colonel
Chase, Of the Twelfth Cavalry, was as
signed the duty. OF holding historic Snod-
grass HILL The Browns under Colonel
Van Orsdale, of the Seventeenth Infantry,
we're In the assaultlng company which
was to- advance and attack with modern
methods not In charge, but In open
order with a firing INC front, An artillery
fight was a !. natural accompaniment.
Large crowds saw the "ba ttle,,'' which
was spectacular, The Virginia and South
Carolina regiments Will leave for home
tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
IN MEMORIAM,5

HUDGINs.-A Another gallant Confede-
rate soldier has answered the last roll
call ROBERT 70. HUDGINS n passed
from time to eternity on the 18th Of July
last.t.Sf Is t53 ,jia5'
lie lived and died at his historic home
on Gwynn's Island, In the county of
Matthew's, Virginia. He was direct
descendant of Hugh Gwynn, to whom
the island which bears that name was
granted by the Crown OF England In
1890. s
Robert lIudgins was no ordinary man.
He served during the war between the
States as a lieutenant In. Company d.,
of the Twenty-fourth ReNment Of Vir-
gnia Cavalry, and was much beloved By,
his men for his unfailng courtesy and
distinguished gallantry He was also g
faithful Soldier Of the Cross. and had n
Blessed Lord. Ito was also distin-
guished Mason and Odd FELLOW
He passed peacefully. TO his eternal
rest, surrounded by his weeping wife
and seven children,
Requiescat In pace. a coMRApE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
NEW CHURCH no BE BUILT
nv HASKER MElNORIAL@P PEOPLE

had Its beginning III 81 mission Sunday
school started ~ a. few workers from
Bt'nion station Church n the earl a Y mines
tiles. u III a Il t u Z, s d ~
The first building was small frame y
Structure On venable j, Street, between
twenty i'll and Tween y-eightf
\ Streets, ana was completed In 1S05. AssA Az
that time tho membership numbered only
Il FEW score. The church had five pas
tors before the coming OF Mr.. Mearss
three years ago. They were: Rovs.
w. Mcspurren, Constable u. Ct scherer,
4 II. b. Beadles and w. b. Anderson.
d When Mr.. Menrs took charge, the
church 8Of5 1850 members lnbored under q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
NORFOLK 5 RACES.
Close Racing ii the Trotting and
Pacing Events.
"a (specIal % INC Times. Dlapa !eh.l h

sAE efpEssYiel NR EFs ifs c eIRs ~ VA
August BIN the trotting and pacing
RACING this afternoon. the winners OF the
first and second money came in first
and second, respectively, in three sue
.cesslve5 heats. III 5i III
First race-2:3o trot. purse $500 ggie
Moral, b. m. (Coeburn Bros, Exmore.
5Va.), !, 4, 4; Twilight, blk, 81 (Iendshe-3
nell ] Sweeney. Baltimore, MIDI, 2, ~
Little Ned, b. g, (R. y. Smith, Reidsyllle.
N, CO, 8, D. r. Time. s2:30, 2;26 1.2. 2.2o Id
s Second race 2::2o4 pace purse $50 rice,
of Norfolk, Va, G. II. g. R. y. LAMBERT -.a1ha
Norfolk, Ya) i. !, I, s. Bell Haze, b.. m.
IL, C. Corbin. Nashlngton.2D CO ~. q;
Edna G., G. M, Lee Dorsey lfocky1lle.
Md 8, 4, 5; Byron WI. Jr,, p. 81 Is. Boss
we'll, Portsmouth. ya,), 4, 3, 2, H.. Myrtls
c., 9. m. (yY, l., Bull. Franktown, Va.)
6, 81 81 Florence wilkes. b m. Il. r.
Aoker, washington. p. 60, s., IS. 8. Time.
2sa3 Ia, a;24 2;24l-4,s
Fourth observation-disclosures mile dash,
purse s2oo-Rolly Polly (H. f. Griswold.
New York;, i Little Cttta, CHI, m. cd, y
Lewis, Baltimore, Md 2; setanket, 81;
Lord AIilbornel b. g., (Cllston Loughlln,
Langels, SYa.), 4, Time :45 +,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
lieut. COW. PERRY
IS NOW IN COMMAND !. N. 4 VI. D.
aAdiutant- General Issues Order.
Declaring Him in Command ,;'l'r'r1:lz md
85 Of Regiment.

= = I. i
The resignation Of Colonel George
WAYNE Anderson, OF the Seventieth Regi-
9ment, was formally accepted yesterday,
when Adjutant- General Charles J. An
derson issued the following order, to be
read before all the companies composing
the regiment: III IA
Special Orders No. 81
The Governor having accepted the
resignation Of Colonel George Wayne
Anderson, SEVENTEEN Regiment, Infantry,
Virginia Volunteers, Lieutenant Colonel
NV. u Perry, will assume command until
further orders. IN 55 .3sl
III ~ order Of 81 % Fl
~ CLAUDE a.. SWANSON,
Governor and Communicating Chief.
* xxi CHARLES ]. ANDERSON,
$s3 $55 S8 5s9 * djutant- General.
8s It is officially stated that no time has
yet been fixed for a meeting of the
officers OF the SEVENTEEN to elect Colonel
3Anderson's successor. Ad1utant- General
Anderson hopes to I have an election held
some time during August.
Commissions have been issued as fol-
lows: 5,s 8 s5
.{$$SsT TO Joseph P. Asst, first lieutenant OF
Company A, Seventy-sccond Regiment,
Stanton. s l5
TO Charles P. serrett, second lieuten-
ant Of Company A. Seventy-sec ond Reg
9iment, Staunton. " IL II
TO PercySG. Everett, second lieutenant
Company 7. 81 Seventy-tirst Regiment.
a Franklin. ", Y 3s II j5 VII IA III sa}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
COURTS ON VACATION.
August Will Be a Dull Month il
Court Circles.

THE four courts that hold forth on tho
upper floor, of the City Hall are on
their annual vacations. Under the law
none of these have ali August term.
with the !ad journme-nt Of the Law nd
Equity Court this afternoon. they Will
ali be out Of business for quite awhile.
The next session OF the Law and Equity
Court will begin on September 10, S /,
" The Chancery Court; which djourned
j for The term a few days ago. will not
4 be In session any more until the first
THE next term Of the Hastings Court
WIN \ open september aAth. and that Of
3tthes Circuit Cotirt Wifi not begin until the
first Monday in November. !,
q For quite awhile yet the only court
that will be In session ut the City Hall
viii be the Police Court. presided oyer
~; the ever faithful and never firing lit
Justice John Jeter chheld. ms
court goes on forever, and rain or SHINE
begins business at 9$o'clock every WoF work.
day In the year. {a39 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
10 NAME OFFICERS.
Much Interest in Council Caucus
Next Monday Night.

In councllnanic circles the Chief TOPIC
az interest at this time Is the caucus Of
tie Common Council to be held Monday
night, when president OF the body IS
to be elected. 1t was said yesterday that
Mr. Cannon would probably oppose Mr..
Peters, Tho friends OF the latter now
ever, claim that they have twenty-six
pIedeed votes, and that Mr.. Peters will
be elected on the first ballot.
There Is considerable interest mani
tested regarding the appointment of tho
members to tho different committees
President Peters and Vice President
Spence will go Off to themselves and SCI
,1ect the members who are to be On the
different committees. ,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

Newman, Mr.. Mauds r'iercs. the Misses g q
Glitter, M. Johti Binsle, Mr.. Joseph
Jennings and Mfr O.. d. GOD wort HI The
address OF the evening will be made by
The Rev Or. W. j. Yqtlhs, pas tor Of Gem
tenary Methodist Church III II
Va Il, the corners stone Will be placed 3 q
metal box containing Bible, a oops OF
the church Discipline. / the church roll =
lists of trustees, ofiicial neinbers Build
ing Committee, and names Of the arcti-
stect, the contractor and tho pas tor n
THE building, which will be ready about
October 1st Ri viii stand 1t the corner
81 Twer " seventh and venable Streets,
with an entrance on both thoroughfares,
and viii Is an exceedingly attractive and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
Pers onals and Briefs,

Rev, DIR. n B. Thames of Ellzabeth,
NJ IL, will preach at Leigh Street Bap-
tist Church Tomorrow at II a. M. and
S:l5 liz. NJ, Dr. Thames, formerly OF
Danvllle, Is an exceptiosnally fine preach
dri August !,
The Rev DR.. j William Jones viii fill
the pulpit Of the Broad us- Memorial Bap-
list Church during The month Of August
i I'M and night, The pastor OF the church,
the Rev n y. Grace, will preach Sum
day, IN Columbus, Ca for the Res, Or,
M. Ashby Jones, who is on his yaca-
tlon at Llnyllle. N. @. & a 4
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SUBSTANTIAL frame structure. Within Will

substantial frame structure. Within will
be an auditorium, capable Of seating be-
tween six and seven hundred, with
n.ullioned Ii windows 5 ss and s.sg excellent ~
acoustics. Pastors study, Sunday school
rooms and church parlors Will give am M
pie room for all the sivarious activities '.ie %
4 Of the church. Tho architect who drew
The plans was Mt G. II. Nicholson. It
has been estimated that tho BUILDING,
when furnished, together with the large
corner lot n on which It will stand J. will
be worth not less than 312 900. $3@ Much NJ Ct,
! 81 that sum has already been raised
through the efforts OF the pastor, r ev.s
Kenneth ;Mears, and the thoroughly alive I've
congregation, 50 that $is thought there
viii be no difficulty In raising the church
debt in the near future. II il ~
TIasker Memorial Methodist Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
Owed Her Saa.

34 .aWin!a Seldom, a colored Woman, apF
reared in Chief Werners Office yesterday
ana asked that the police locate negro
named Temple Langhorne, who recently
disappeared owing her a board bill of s23.
The Chief relieved the woman's worry
by stating that he had already located
the man in NeWpor, News, and that
he was going to have him brought here
shortly fl. - ls' ltH