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The Jersey City news., 1906-11-30

Resolved. That S2,329.35 be paid to
Henry Byrne, on account of contract No.
1881, for sweeping and removing ashes
and garbage from the streets of Jersey
City
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-30

Resolved, That one special improve
ment certificate for five hundred (5o0)
dollars be drawn in favor of uvalde AS
phalt Paving Co., for work done and
materials furnished an account Of con-
tract No. 1547, conformably to Chapter
217, of the Laws Of 1893. for improve
ment Of Belvidere avenue, between Conn
mlInipaw avenue and 4 point 3A736-100
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-30

PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
The foil wing cl inns we epresented:-
Matthew Moran. $3.50
Bernard Cannon, s112. S120.22.
Yn Keulea & Sen S126
james u Danald. 80 10, $430.
i8ais a. EsAehlcr ST2
edpux & CO. 5000.
FN. FL Gihefson. $36.
John Geisler. $3.50.
John a. Dickson & Bro, S37, S37.
Emil Kuichling $41666.
S13.75.
Elhotl Fischer Co., SITS.
Herring Han- Marvin Co., 1925.
j. w. Griffin, $685..
$14.25, $54.65.
Daniel Mulligan, $50
jersey CITY News, $50.
Payroll
Iaborers on Paved Streets, S2,o5o. so.
Received and eferred to their appro-
pirate committees.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-30

The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on a call
for the ayes and Nays
es-Commissioners Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays-None.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
South r ailWal;y,

y I, !, TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. s
,, y: ng schedule figures publ
o 7So e. ana are not q
ee,9In n at Keysv,ll. fof Chase c.ts.
4, w Siasksv!lle and Buffalo ithla Spring.
e 4, ted--HuHet Pulltnangia
s8 AHxtiAnta and nirminshAm New Otleaea.
MMemphis. Chattanooga and all the SQuS1s
lnrough coach n for ii Chase City, Ox1Utu.5
~ DURHAM and Raleigh aiS KAN s$
|. eoo ~ Mex. n Snnday--KeyHyilis Local.
11:SO =. Observation-Disclosures ready ~ 4
AZ {% III Z. M for all tho Eouth.
n, !, y y YORK RIVER LINE
say Z; Mt:--Except Hunday--No AitinofSs
a'fs 3 E.. --IlSs5cep. Sunday toroes. -,
4 ~ AZ A. Mt,7Dxeept sundayNo. 14-roea, ~ -
\ g z. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:os ~ M.i 1850 p. From all the eou
SEQ z. M.--From iCharlotte.4 Raleigh, DufnAs1ass
. Chase City and LOCAL stations. I. 81 81
S:40 ~. y. From Keysville and Local 6tAsionsss
s:le ~ AZ N mo. 6-From Baltimore and Wsss;
ioss q: D. s:is 81. NJ No. 1s--rrons. r,
IN Mosi5 and stop 9ulnton. ~
Whlse HOUSE and Lester Manor. n. ISL
C.. aV.s3WESTBURY,F d. p lAsS
n. 3. SPENCER, 49, .523 s. II. liAKpWlCka
S5SS%S Gen.. Mgr: ;ls fss PAS Trnf Mgfs; S
VI, l;.TyA 3. 81 r :, Y ~; s
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TOBACCO GROW[Rs
ELECT OFFICERS.
81. ....l
VIII Hold Picnics During the
Summer to Further the \
Organization.
=, p, n !, 2; 2, 4, Z, !. ], I, !,


BoYDToN, VA, July s---The Interstate
Tobacco Growers Protective Association
met here yesterday in the courthouse us
The association elected the following on
Gers for the ensuing year:
G. Gordon. president; A. +. Furgu1s So.
ylce-presldent;lT. Y. Allen. treasurer ana no
secretary, and Colonel J. Thon'as Goode.
county organizer. sasj i, IA lsl .sls5 Il t
The meeting was very harmonic us,3
Mr.. s.. c. Adams, OF Charlotte county,
president OF the State organization, was
present and addressed the meeting, He
poured hot shot into the America an ~.
bacco Company for their oppression q
the tobacco growers OF the country. He
urged the farmers to organize, and sag
they could dictate terms to this rlch
corporation II they would only act To-
gether and present q solid front. MT.
Adams told the members that ne ana
others had made arrangements with tne
steam drying tobacco dealers Of Dan-
Vile to redry ana place in5merchantaple
condition all the! tobacco sent them, ana
they pledge the association q loan on
the tobacco, on a basis Of 80 per cent'
OF "a valuation, equal to a general aver
age OF ten dollars per hundred, e !,
The association decided to- have severa!
picnlcs in the county fon the purpose Of
getting the farmers together, the ,op1ect
pelng to organize clubs. V
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STOCK BROKERS.
GEO. I KING & CO..

ilo%K q. Main a.. Il b RtchA,ond. W,
Crooks. COTTON An 10 IAN, y,
fractional Lesa 4 sPsslatty,
clsss Attention 70 out,ol, Tesss Aesovnts,
4 fsi y, PRIVATE WIRES. < a. 81
NEW NoRs<. ct AGO. M1ss o6L1Asss
western union Branch In our offics.
S Il stesk Ticker N custoWsF's Raen'A ~
& - 3asmhsie ,2S "a lSfs
R,chmond Grain and Cotton Exchange
Strangers VISITING the city axe sAvilsa
ssa n I. Ell "a es ssps s ~
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icilities. but objects to the expense OF
union station, The Raj leigh and Charles
ton objects to being forced to build a
depot ut this time at all, &.
Summer School Successful.
Especial to The Times Dispntch.) *

RALEIGH, N. q. July s.--The North
{carolna Summer School was bronght
to-: a. close last night with 9: brilliant con
cert, under the direction Of y Prof essors
Wade r.. Brown, OF the Baptist Univer-:
'slty, who has been In charge OF the mus,
sic department OF the Summer School.
The concert was the third An a. series or
three, constituting music festival that
surpassed anything SeY er n hea I'd 81 In the
State before. The Summer School has
been highly successful. /. the at tendance
OF teachers from all parts Of the State
being In round numbers 900 The man
agement Is determined to make the Sum
mer School a permanent institution
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
Want Union Depot.
(spscial 70 The Tlmes, pispa tcb,)

oly1f Especial to The iTETles'pISpRtclE1 q
RALEIGH, N. Gu fully 9Th Corpora
tIon Commission yesterday afternoon
heard argument ana testimony IN The
matter Of the pet!tion q eltlxens Of Lynn
lean Represented the petitioners, M. p,
shaw Il appeared \ for the SeaboaCd AFT
Line ana Captain q: M, Turner for the
Raleigh N and charleston road: DIR,
,Thompson and r.. ~. Caldwell were ex.
amined as Witnesses for Eumbert ton, The
matter was left open until moro test,
smony can. be presented The seahoard
admitsE The need Tor sRettsT depot VI
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Chesapeake u Ohio .Ry.

Cincinnati, Ind lanapoiis, St. Louis. hieas.ssS
90, Louisville, Nashvl,ies Msrph ie.8S2 Nj
i:16 p. Sr.s and II 100 p N. daily. l9s
vestbound Looai rains
7,so A. ". daily and rs P. u. week days.
Newport News, il rlorfoik and Old ressss.
9 20 "a. NJ /. and 100 r. n. daily ma s5
local for N ewport N ws and Old potne.5
:s6 IA. NJ. and 800 p. N. daily. XII
u James River ~ Line: " IVA
3ss 10 80 "A. NJ. dsily; Ills p N. week days.
fArrice Main Line from West: 80 A..
's;tS ?, x y: RI :, ~ =
$500 r.. M James River: ssB 10 AVE, N. .4 70 ~
,P, NJ. q Daily ssEx. 8unday.
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Run il on Flats,
Especial ID Tho Titncs. Dispatch

z. \. Especial to The Tlnaes7p lspatah.) 3sa5
NORFOLK, Var July s,-,TILeaking SO
heavily that she had to be run on me
flats to keep her from sink ng. the threeE
masted schooner Lorring p. Ballard,
bound here from Nova Scotia With plaster
rock has arrived In tow Of the tug
6on,ers N, Smith. The tug got me
schooner at Delaware Breakwater, where
she put In leaking, 81 (. n. MA L Ia
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SeabOard Air Line Railway, ".

southbound Trains Leave ri ehmond Daily
$3.50 AZ M-Local 4 to iNorltna. RaIels =. ECnas.
h $50 p M.-ThrouEh sleepers and Coanhes; At
80 tianta minghnn.5s Savannah, jackson,
vile and Florida point . . - 3.
"a % :, N Through Goa ches and sleepers say:
80 annah, Jacksonville. tlanta BlsnlnxhAn
i - Ih I'd I'M Nc Arrive Richmond Daily
AHA. M. t:b5 r.. Nj. s 80 =. =.
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8CoUAr$ SALE o. 8 5 3sss:
'syN AT N U g = /: ] !: = [,'5
the $REAUTlFUL sU5UR5ANS \, HOME I: " |,
sc TwELYEss ooms.
With IS Acres, ct the : ate
Henrico County Treasurer,
WALTER j TODD, Dec 'd,
AR}94N1NG i; cHEsTNUT Iz1Lh - 6s
i71 TRfca RAiL way FINE FIJI + e sHAbY
II ON "A PR EMIsEs d So, 3,
and 1923, South Eggleston Street on e. So,
foot lot In the city OF r edmond ON east
line OF Egg lesion g treet. near he Male
Orphan Asylum. s,$ 4 sT58
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit i
theTein, app nppointed, viii proceed to sell at
8aaete %E 3 iss relsn: 5SEr lsos.
The homestead Walnut Hill, !" and soon
thereafte about o;so-th two frame
cold not ioGe o than secure this
beautiful up-t date Il home. having gas L q
cold Id wa ter also u ter in stable, and ac-
3cessibie 81 the Chestnut Hill and iigh-l
land Park ii Electric Ltness ssS Nice shady
grove and all necessary out houses ana
everything in and hrsta cla a ordaeT.
paragus bed small Fruits In abundsancee,s
allEkinds Of Rerrie and elegant Grohara:5
m The very short time before this 30 acres
will be In demand forstoWn lots e renders
this property desira BILE rs 9 q IN
q After After sale sale Of the homestead sayF about
houses near the western " limits /. e the
city, fronting thirty tao) feet on the east
line OF Eggleston Street, Il 40 1eet souI LIZ
OF Windcr Street, with q epth OF sly ~
feSt * en a1 teyalnut i fourth
cash; . g. So and SIS 4 mont hs: AZ to the
~ months, the deferred pa Inents TO pc
In equal lnstalments r speGtlv ely % pear
SALE ana evidenced BY Die notes ;or
ali cash at option Of pure 7, me -
little 10 be retained by the court until all
the purchase money Is paid and the con-
Eyeyance is ordered to he n1ad e. :, :, !,
).4 y 8 fRs}0lasTFEz RSAi.iA 81
H.E 5I5 N N special Comm sslo ners. III
e Rose Co. and ais, auctloon.eer re-
the once 1sar, The Circuit court
w w r. s'e raad et Plaintiff
i1sadora1 To1d set ais. I, Detendant 7.
fT !, E, r.. Phillips, deputy clerk OF the l
said court. do cert ~ that tbs. pong r..
SFsss ae4s t9s sgsafh
80 dsy @ ha ga 20 e tie
said eourtsthis 5th dave : IVY IVY 1923 g
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4 5.5 n ~ tAiEt1Abs. III ~ SD
r. : s;: ;;;s 4 ]; !:

Trains { Lsays Htshn,on a. Srsh~ast. .l
ts.eo8 A. M,--tAt1y ". Byrd I'll Through n
$50 Al M.-sDat iy-- Main 81 Through % an
i7.so A.t DAYS EibA lrsdstidksest1s
Accommodation !. l ssSss n lSss 4 g
ig:4O A. nj. Dali Byfd u 81 fhSoaSh. l gE Nv
~ los hoon--Week Days Byrd ST. Nsh.i
400 r. M.--pesk pay BYRD Sfsdssis.kAss.s3S
j sos ?. H. BAL, Malls BIZ Through. Il N sSSI
s's0 FL n Week i,os AsnIar'd as-
$40 p;$M.Dai lv--tsysA ~ n Tkeovsh lSs
I, u ralns i've Rlct1nor l. Bout hvyef
$50 a. M.:Week nlba. -.
s 5s'' ~. A.. M.--Week Days-Byrd 81. IrS4s
is.as IDuH 1ee0rninoda tion '5i \. \.
~ ~ e. aca Week DAY ~ Thfcush.
s s + MwSeslsy n IN. h Esss.
Accomr1,od lion. l5 & 'sass$
aadS M.-Daily--Byrd ct. Through. 5 "
IVY ~ e s,.h M.--Dally-- Byrd 81 Through Ltocaa
s;So,I, II ain 81. Through.
n = ttG-Pumnn Sleeping Or SParlor Cars or
81 .an9ye trains except Trains arriving slces
NJ tI 100 ~ week days and local acoofa.
.Io Tns ns e orr sss,ys,: \.
y. .DuKE G. w. GULF, w. r. TAYLOR
e sst. 70 Prest. Cen Il suots Traf. y 81.
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Att, ANTIC& COAST LINE,

Fls (; EFFECTIYE MAY nth. M sgls5 ~ a
Trains leave r! edmond daily: .s$
For Florida and lsout tn sos "a. II z:2S r. ~:
For Norfolk, 20 "a. Ai..a !: 100 ARd
'' For N and ~. ny, West IL 10 and $50 III! =:
FOR Petersburg, 100 A. M. :, 12:10. 90 - 10
II! NJ. Z 20 $50 P les and Al 80 T. A:.
3B For dshoro and Fayetteyilie s;es 81,
8..io rs and ~ (; p 100 2:os - M ~
and 70 80 p. ts q. Isl
4 Except Sunday. s'sun dayi only,
"a Time ot arrivals and departures and 4oQnnso-8
tions not guaranteed ., 2, ~
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Na% That sWaii street has taken Tine
"a give serious thought to what the ad-t
lministration and Congress have done,
the admission is shanlefacedly made tlla !
the results may be ter The semmo1 5000 %
interests or an attack upon property In
any any guise, what has Washington done,
after all, except to sound & gensral
PROCLAMATION on behalf q the whole
ppeeople that the rich and the mighty and
the favored must be honest and falr In
their treatment Of the public, CONGRESS
has has ordained that railroads must ce'sse
In the handling az trait
Ifio: that railroad mana genlents must be
honest TO their stock hold ers, whose TINS.
tsas ana servants they are; that mann
factuyers Of TODD products and medicines
and beverages must cease adulterntioni
and brand theis goods fon what they
are. Surely. there y nothing IN these
things Of an incendiarys nature or se-.
seriously likely to disturb lues or I'm,
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u /: i. Pollard & Baghy,
HOP q. Main Street.

- RUsTBE's AUCTION SALE OF
V u FRAME DWELLING NO. 8 EAST
DUYAL D STREET. &, BE 2 I,,I'sI First !l
AND ST. JAMES ST REEFS ZEE rs s6,5i
In execution ..of La deed OF trust, dated
Jurle 10, 1905, and recorded In clerks office
Of Richmoylds Cha noerXa Court -p.5lPl lso
In he payment OF "a portion OF the debt;
therein secured Will sell sty 4 auction.
on the premises, on . =, AZ
THuRsspAY JutE, !, g, l l, q, ~ q
dwelling and lot, 10 feet front by 81 feet q
TERMS In cash to pay cost ,os
notes TOR SEX each and Interest l,and IN
surance premium az $l46s;Sa credit 90 70
note q $500 June le lgG 4 ana I'M N,
deed d Or ora all cash at option o. purchaser
= II. Il, FOIItAR p, a.. r crustee,
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

r cor h leave corner OF SEVENTH and aE re!ry
Streets Manchester every hour yen IN. noSt
i,mited car 6:H p. III. daily. except Sunday,
Nh Cars n leave Petersburg foot ef sysSe n 8
Street every hour from ~ a, y =. 20 ts
NJ, daily except sunday Z Y, =, IN.
All cars from Petersburg fsieus
tn1nnd cR "a.
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NkkS5y A5ltol|k||s M / } |! IN !

ONLY#ALIrRAIIGI4rN no &NORgOLK..3{8Bg
Leave Byrd ST. Station Richmond. Daily, &
N IN Effect May q. ltos. III 1
FOR NORFOLK; p 100 "A q y. = 20 p; = Il
$40 p n. s,sa
FOR LYNcEIBURo. the WEST and the
sos AZ y. M y 10 noon n :ss3
r. ~ II. Pullman Parlor and Il Sleeping II cars.
Cafe Dining cars: Trains i. arrive dally PSfron3
AZ. M :oe NJ. . 80 7. Y =.
!Onlce sss =. Main ST. Flyer 4 hfs. Is ~
4 minutes. ssssG
sW.aB. BEVILL4 d ~ Il c. H BOsLEY.
s Gen. Pass. Agent Dist. Pass. lAgont
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
j. b. EiantI 4 Goa
and sti Z
Augustine Royal Y, II ~, e Go.
Real 11state. 4 Y uctit,neers. !, +, !.

IA ommissIon's, Auction sale of.- valuabie
County, the CITY ot Manchester and chess-
s5in pursuance Of the decree ot the Cir
the suit styled Kate Proetor. g ! 1!
aa as vi ne sst az June ss
Viii WI se i 81 Subtle f Auction ofthe prem
s, " s sp sd e. es.ns
~ ho sa!d dsSrss arrested !e Y 2s yS ga
at q; 10 o'eock z. N the lot ot siard at
stfesss n iee
sssw fsa,
81 'sf sR%S Td rs STE az ~ sossS
I'VE Kpess ssss ~
Sns fresn t tssss
8 Inches ana extending back between, pa 9.
sae ST na HI tsf sa1nf aSf
f%es sne R sesfn pG q Riehs strssss
Henrico county fr6htinE thereon y. 6o fG e,
nn nd. e st pneG and he
}s SG' If |{S|
d dity ss ~
81 feet On BRsGstea Avenue snd 5aa i! |,
back between arallel lines 120 feet e an
r. Nj, ELEVEN LOTS OF Ian! ? ,. IN the
city Of Manchester. seven tof which 'front.' n1.
together, 210 feet on the west SD Of the
Richmond and petersburg Turnpike 9 ana Y =
are DESIGNATED az LoTs, @ 7 l;l,Yrr :
lots fronting together, 1852 IL feet on
south line st9ckt9n stsssst, ara
said SQUARE, No. iii On A i plat 4 OF the
lands 81 Bradley and Robertson made
by F.. y f leaverlwort ted the i 2lst
%5 TERMs- third Il of thes: purchase
money I'M rasf the residue in three ! ,ee
eighteen months. tho credit inatalnfenes
TO be evidenced by otes OF the purchaser az 9.
with interest added from date OF sale as
the rate iof q per certum per ann,nn.F and
the title retained until the purchase money
Is fully paid and q ,ordsre e Dy
s Special Commissioner. ss
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IN the Clerk once Of the Circuit Court
81 OF the County OF Henrico: Kate 8. Proc.
tor Guardian PlaintiIf e nS g. i,
IL" DEPUTY Clerk Il Of the &c said Court.
do certify that g the bond required Of the
special Commissioned by the decree rem.
dered IN esntd cause on the 18th Day o.
II Given under N.Y. hand as clerk OF the
said court, this both day Of June lSo9
tE. r. PHILLIPS.8Depu Clerk. M
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Very 81 Dung! Elopers..

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.>
n WAYERLY. V!A,,rr july s,---Air. Merritt
Bishop, OF Vicksvllle, eloped with Miss
AMMO Bratton. OF Neville, this after7$
noon, The clipping couple took the 6;45
train here for North Carolina. where they
iexpect to be married. Mas Bratton Is
only fourteen years old, while Mr.. bishop
sls twenty-five years old. hi
Thee. Riser; IA baby In the house Is q
perennial spring OF Joy. = Ben Edict;8
f'That's Just iit--it never dries up."-cleye-
land Leader, l83s * VI * l5B
The wheel that turns Eathers no rust
From the Modern Greek, 81
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n COMMISSION IS AUCTION. Ale :
ING NO. 1909 WABH1NG TON S 81 ! lll ~
n Pursuant to decree entered IL 81 the / {,
,chancerylc Court Of the city OF Richmon y
q 4 The eS stsy Ia X san Back
- WEDNEspAY..ss y UIiY, III 1929
at O. clock p Nj proceed to sell the foi-
lowing 3deBcribed prop erty;: to- VII: !.
sH5Aii = hat certain lot or parcel q lanu.
With ali Improvement thereon. wing a ~ Z
being IN the county OF Hen rico, state Iot
Virginia, near the city Of Richmond, be- g
ing d part OF Lot Nos 2, SQUARE NO. l6O. II
Adams s Addition, fronting on the south
siieEo f Green or Wnshingt ton 9 reet TWEEN.
ty-forr feet and ten y inches IA feet. 7, 70
,ii,ches) and running back betwee paraiii sa
lines one hundred and two feet. and snin n
inches. % The dwelling has n bout "a seven
rooms, halls and all convenience NJ cesi-
sary to such a. property. The IloGa ton
is good and quiet The roperty Is. alwa y,
rented. This will ma Ike - GOOD nome ior
5TERHis-O ne-third N Of the purchase
lmoneytto be paid In cash, md the bplanco
in "a two a equal instalme 70 at and "
months from date OF sale u videnced Z py
notes OF the purchaser bearing Interest
rom date and e5titleitos be retained by
the court until the entire purchase price 6 9
Is paid 4; or oil cash. Of the opt 10 Of the
purchaser. . 8 =, Ii Y, ~ -, 4,
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MARKETS. FINANCIAL.
THE STOCK MARKET or THE WEEK
S(Ftotn the New York Evening Post OF sat,lrdny)
.efQck EXCHANGE rRANsAoTIoN

CFrom the saurdny1
EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS
aS1 .Th,s 11s8 .tasta 1.-TWO III .Thoo
gssss ss sS$ ' $
FIVE business Vi ,...$ SgssS
~ ss 4; s. j. :s .,3 sS ,ss$s
Ea rAE TIE WGEk ~. ,..g
s ss ana sas s
week Is ad oW &C. s6 and for 1905
MnaLus xAandMlsc alaneoua
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81 AMEs w. GORDON,
q spe cial Comnissl oaers.

H 1 certify that the bond required by the
q bove decree OF the Special Commisslo e''
has been duly given. :. . y
q Given under my hand this 10th day S1 q
w. z. 80 GHAs.s 8. sAvILLE. clerk.
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BY Edward s. Rose Co., Green g Reid
!s588 and y. u Thompson Brown & CO.. s5
\ Real Estate Agents and Auctio neers. .
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bush CAS- Days M 81 IA
Or tho calendar year 10 date:l

Biiares ......... B. ~. /, 4. iS9
Bonds ~. u. 4. ~. S4OU
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ST Fam OATS.
i FOR {, ii {: YORK.

q Via NiKht Line Steamers Except saturdeyl.
na XXI Connection IN Norfolk with MALI. Ltas
ship following day ny s'S Ns. n9 cs aas
Western, ,sy'o ohio ~, al ga ii, and ri H.,
making aH,iy 1ssps iESnasy
Nort TsnLsts.N sos o.. Main Street, RICHMOND
r. = Co.. $40 3. Main Street. The Jsefef-
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ZAtR r.. M.
BY I'D. Carneai & Son,
4, III. Real Estate Auctloneers.

brown Z Company. auq tloneers.
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u oNER' s yGTION .n u IA :
- FAC OOD8 DETACHEDEDWEL. ~,
ING NO 1909 IVAsH1H GTON STRE p !.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-03-02
Has a Law Docket Of His UWn.

Mr.. Harmon s. Palmer, inventor of
the celebrated Hollow Concrete Build
ing Block machine. was an interesting
caller at the SPECTATOR Office this
week. He was on trip through thls
section, aud had just come up from
Harrisonburg, intending to go from
here to Basic City, Charlottesville and
other points. Mr.. Palmer In q native
of Michigan and has been worker in
cement for many years. Since per.
fecting and patentin9 the building
block machine that bears his name he
has been a resident of Washington, ID
G.
From small beginnings his building
blocks are now made by $500 machines.
scstteredrthrOugh many states. AS
was to be expected There are Infringe
ments on his patent, and he is man
OF many suits, 25 TO 30 law cases, being
on mis- docket. Six Of these have be
come perpetual injunctions, restrain
INK those who would be users OF his
patents The balance are pending.
One suit he has just instituted in oui
nelghborlnR town of Harrisonburg,
against g. E. Lupton & Co.. agents,
who it is represented are offering d
Chicago machine, made by Burlington,
Iowa, parties. some idea of the extent OF
the Infringement he claims may be had
when we have his statement for IL that
he has had $50 legal notices served on
the users of hollow concrete blocks.
This certainly indicates a great and
growing popularity for such buildings
material. Whatever may be Mr.. Pal
mer's fluctuations IN protecting his
rights, he has this consolation-that ii
is only the genuine, the best in every
thing that men try to counterfeit or
initiate.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-03-02
Circuit Court.

The February term of the circuit
court began Tuesday with Judge
Letcher on the bench.
The petition of j. q. Ramsey and
others for a change of road and a
bridge In Pastures district was refer
red to the road board of that district
The case of j. W. Milligen VS.. the
Chesapeake Western railway company
was dismissed, settled.
Petition OF }. A. Walker and others
for change in Messy Creek road, in
North River district, and Of j. K.
Kemper for grading two hills on the
Hermitage road we're referred to road
board.
Petition of w. Il. Argenbright and
others for a bridge over Ramsey Is
branch in Pastures district was ap.
proved and ordered certified to the
| board of supervisors.
Petition of r. l. Farrar and wife fol
| the adoption OF Lucy Irving Kunkls
| was granted and permission given to
change the name to Lucy Irving Far
rar: also petition from the same fol
the adoption of Clarence E Fowlel
from the Children g Home Society wal
granted privilege to change the name
| to Clarence E. Farrar
Edward K. Hoover was appointed
and qualified as deputy under Sheriff
| Wilson in place of u. F. Smith, 70
signed.
The petition of ID G. Cline and 9th
ers for a public road in Middle Rive
| district Was referred to road board 0
| that district
The case of the contested will cas-
OF Pleasant M. Dice WAS begun an
after hearing some OF the evIdenc
WAS dism Used.