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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-07-07
Architect Sues Emerson

The case Of NJ. j. Curtis, the Reno
architect, Is Z. {. Emerson, the Fair
view News man, Which wassc for today
al one p. m, was postponed until next
Thursday by mutual consent of the
parties interested, because Of the i'll
ness Of AR Emerson The action is
one, by which the plaintiff hopes 10 re
cover the sum OF $500,
alleged 10 be due Tor drawing pre-
liminery plans for three story hotel,
which was projected by Mr Emerson,
several weeks ago The deal fell
through for the time being at least and
Mr.. Emerson sets up the allegation
in defense of his dispnting the bin that
a delay IN the plans over time sci ior
their completion caused him 10 lose
heavily on investments
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-07-07
A NINE WITH A HISTORY
HAS VERY RICH ORE

I " kinney the mluino man. re
turned Tuesday from an extended trip
to points ia the mining district Of this
county On his WAY to Fdlon, he
stopped at The Hairy Man mine. a
property with quite a history, and Mr.
Kinney SAYS that James Barron has
undoubtedly encountered one OF the
finest shoWings ON record Free gold
is visible through veinof considerable
size
The Hairy Nan mne derives its
name from a story handed down for
more diam forty years. Its said that
a tragedy OF early mining days was en-
acted there in the fitties, resulting in
the loss OF Two lives following which
trace ot tue mine was lost stories OF
fabulous wealth contained ia the mine.
maps LETT describing its location. and
other evidence maintained during HAT
period would Indicate that Nh Bar
ron, property s none hut the original
Hairy Man mine, and the fact thal
fahulonslv rich ere has been again dis.
covered only bears out the conclusion
Of many Of the old settlers, thai the
Hairy Man mine was uota myth. but a
reality aud the old tunnel, the rich
specimens and the present rediscoyery
oi the ledge spells a story oi death not
NJ all unusual during the time when il
IS -nil L. haNn- -nrrnrrnl
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-07-07
Rattlesnakes AT liazen

According t. authentic report- reach.
M this place this week, llaeen resi-
dents are experiencing a pfeat dead 81
uonble from rattle.nakes which are
entering the town ia great numbers
from the nearby hili- Many instances
have already occurred where extreme
" narrow escapes irom The deadly
fanes of the reptiles have occurred
one resident of the railroad town first
discovered the presence Of the rattle
snakes by tie disappearance ol his
chickens. but not until q dozen had
been charmed and swallowed by the
deadly rattler Following the discovery
he killed more than twenty of tie
snakes, several being taken from aH-
der his house.
The present infuX of rattIer- into
Hazen recall- the fact that none have
ever been seen in the vicinity OF lallon
since an early day. when the breeding
ground is said by the old settlers 10
have been Rattlesnake hill which fact
accounts for the name However. il
has been many years since a rattler
was seen in any OF the cultivated area
OF the Carson Sink.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-07-07

We have been able 10 get only a par
tial list Of the winners OF the various
sporting events As we have them
they are as follows. In the tug OF war
between the married men and single
men, the latter won. alter a hard
fought contest {. F. Harris won the
men foot race, ont distancing all com
petitors Charley Shirley Won the
boys foot race These events were
followed by a baseball game between
the local team aud the surveyors team,
the latter winning by 4 score OF l4to9.
The dance OF the evening, WAS in
line with the balance OF the days pro-
gram and was the biggest affair Of the
kind ever had in the county The
ladies in their wisdom. had prepared
an immense open air dancing pavilion,
forty feet by one hundred feet. and the
music Of the evening, the size and con-
dition of the floor and the evening :
temperature all con dueed towards max
ing the affair ideal Staid business
men land aside the cares OF life. LAWYERS
and Office men forgot for the time all
cares, and INDUCED in the friyolity with
a zest that would leave no doubt that
genuine enioym ent followed the efforts
of the ladies Is entertainers They
danced au1 danced in a futile en-
deayor 10 make the girls say please
don t. bat never a whimpef, and the
festivities ot the evening proceeded an
interrupted until haltpast three on the
following morning More than two
hundred programs were printed, and
before the dance had fairly commenced
these We're all in use. which would in
dieate that something like one hun
drea AMI twenty-five couples were in
attendance
Mention OF the day must necessarily
include the musical organizations ior
thef entered very largely into the
pleasure OF the affair The band led
By J + Nugeut including in its per
sonnell many olI trained players,
furnished the best band music ever
helrl ia Fallon II possible. the
business men oj faIIon should make q
concerted effort to keep the band intact
1t isindeed a good organization, as is
also the full orchestra, which furnished
music for the dance,
The natal day celebration OF 1906
will live long IN the memories OF
Churchill county people. big aud small
alike. 1t was in line with the other
big things that are bound to soon en-
ter into the life OF the eounty The
ladies eertainI y took advantage Of
every opportunity to make the day a
success, and to theis efforts is due the
credit The fund aggregatine nearly
5000 was certainly spent IN the III ost
iudicious manner and ii We don t mis-
take our guess a good many years will
roll around before the men ever ar
range an affair that will surpass the
one of last Wednesday,,
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-07-07
DEADLY BLOW
SLIM BURk VICTIM OF
AN ASSAULT
Unknown Assailant Escapes
but is Supposed to be
Still in the County

As a result 81 an unWarranted hstle
assault, !. Il. Bunk, who was commonly
known rs "Slim, i now dead while
the man who is responsible ior the
deed still has his liberty. The aseail-
ant appears upon the records rs John
Doe. in lieu OF more definite informa-
ton
The blow, the effects ot which caused
Burks death, was struck Sunday eye
ming. following game Of cards IN the
Palace saloon at which The dead man
is SAID To have won. Ills assailant
quilted the game some minutes before
he did standing in wait just outside the
door Is Burke emerged from the
doorway, stepping INTO Tho darkness he
the unknown party. who used either
his list or some solt instrument The
blow knocked him senseless and he
remained in this condition for abont
fifteen minutes, after which he found
his own way to his room His assail-
ant VAS lodged in the county Jail ior
the following night hat ms Burke
appeared to have recovered from the
blow, he was released the neNt morn
my and after staying ia town ior
several hours made his way to one Of
the Narions construction camps where
he is said to have gone 10 work
On Monday evening Burk was found
dead IN his room in the Dew Drop Inn
lodging honse the body being partial
" disrobed and still maintaining a
sitting posture indicating that the de
ceased Lad made an effort to go to bed
Ca the following afternoon jury Vas
empaneled which WIS aided in is
deliberations by Dr. Dempsey and
Rees, who made post mortem exami-
nation disclosing the faet that tie -ae-
ceased had come 10 his death IRON a
brain hemorrhage induced BY the
blow received irom his card opponent,
who was eensured for his action A
warrant was issued ior the assailant
who to date has not been located
There Is a tragedy ia connection
with the lie ot Bnrk that well illus
tratea the lraililtiea OF human nature.
His parents nov live IN lona, Niehi-
gan, and the young man was given
more than ordinary advantages lie
first came to this state about ten years
ago entering the employ ot the Cen
tral Pacific as a telegraph operator
He served IN this capacity. doing his
duty faithfully until a few wears age,
when a mistaken order of his caused 4
wreck near White Plains, resulting IN
the death Of the fireman and engineer
sum mary dismissal followed and what
ever culpablity may have been
attached to him weighed heavily on his
mind lie Immediately chose The
primrose path and his iall INTO the
shadows was inevitable Tor all his
latter shortcomings he vas GOOD At
heart The only man he ever antagou-
Yea was himself. while many are The
kind deeds that are recorded To- ms
credit
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-07-07
CARSON SINK
EAS / ERN PUBLlCA TON
GIVES IT NOTICE.
Predicts a Population OF Over
Fifty Thousand and
Much Prosperity

The following extract is taken from
an article published in the Review Of
Reviews An its July number and is from
the pen ot Clarence H. Matson. Such
articles are calculated To do this section
a great deal of good, for it Is timely and
TO the point. There is much more that
can be said--in fact one might write
ion an indefinite time upon the mer-
lis ot the section. Specific information
is wanted lay thousands Of prospective
settlers, aud systematic campaign OF
advertising Is badly needed, for which
the way has already been paved by ar
tiele@ similar 10 the following:
The story ot the rucl,ee Carson n
rieation project has already been told
ia these pages. II is the first of the
government = great reclamation projects
10 approach completion. The Truckec
river comes down into Western Neva-
da from Lake Tahoe, away up in the
Siefras It's waters are diverted below
Reno through canal into the Carson
river, 10 br utilized TO reclaim the broad
plains al the Carson Sink, which need
ONLY the magnetic touch oi water To
spring INTO marvellous fertility that will
help bring prosperity Ia Nevada When
completed, the lfuckee- Carson project
VIII have converted three hundred and
hltN thousand acres ot desert into Ter
tile lafms.
From twenty 10 forty acres oi irrl-
gated land Will make an average family
Weli-to=do--ten acres does II IN some
tire Cafso II tract Will eventually make
homes Tor rom lOiouo To lb,OOu laml
lie or perhaps 10000 people. Where
now Is only barren waste 81 desert.
hemmed IN by punk hills aud monn
tmns, tie neNt decade or Two Will see
thifElY populated region. There Will
be comfortable honses, surrounded hy
green lawns, alfalfa fields will furnish
iced lof numerous live stock; orchards
will produce great Quantities ot fralt
Pleasant avenues. lined with trees,
viii be trHersed by all sorts ot yehi-
cIes from The farm wagon To the auto
mobile sehoolhouses viii dot the
landscape with here and there church
while towns must eventually be built 10
care for the commercial necessities oi
SO many farm people Possibly a troll
ley line, its cara driven by power de
yeloped by the waters Of the Truclee as
they come down from Lake Tahoe, may
run from Reno through the towns and
villages OF what i7 now the desert OF
Carson Sink. The mines and reduction
works ia the mountains for two hun
dred miles around will create II market
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-07-07
OF LOCAL INTETES1

OF LOCAL lNTETEST
$. { Lee aud family Of smith Val
ley, spout the fonfth ia illlon
Government Disburanp Agent = II
GulIiekson received the first d the
week fine new adding machine A.
additional equipment tor his office
Deputy Sheriff Mamie Sanford lett
Saturday lor Denver. where he poes 10
attend the meeting ot the Elk grand
lodge, which eonyenee 'thereneNt Weel.
He will return by WAY of os Auaeles
S q. Kinney, q brother al { "
Kinney, arrived III Iallou last week
from Maine, and will spend several
weeks looking over Churchill county
in company with Nr Kinney The
il the brothers first meeting in fifteen
years. and the visit is 6eina thorough
ly enjoyed
N " Willis. who uas one oi lal
Ions first pracrielnp attorneys IT
rived IN town Thursday IRON, U,ola6sld.
where he has beea located foI rvo yeal-
past. lie has prospered ia the mean
time, aud has amassed quite i9fmae
a result Of hls ellorls
The Misses Webb. oi Reno. lormet
Churchill county pirls were amona
tInat. ,tL. attended, tl.. ..I# I..#ft..,. -.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-07-07
Twenty Year Battle.

= was loser in a twenty year
battle with chronic piles and malig-
nant sores, until | tried BuekIen' s
Arnica salye. which turned the tide,
by curing both, till not trace remains
writes \. NJ Bruce OF Farmville, IA.
Best Tor old Ulcers, Cuts, Burns and
Wounds - cents at . y l. Drug
5torz
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-07-07
A Hard Lot

Of troubles to contend with spring from
torpid liver and blockaded bowels,
unless YOU awaken them to their prop
er action with Dr. hings's New Lie
Pills. the pleasantest and most eftec-
tive cure for Constipation They pre-
vent Appendicitis and tone up the
system. 25c AT G q l.. Drug Store.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-07-07
THE STANDARD

Reaches The People oi Churchill
County S=#-==AdVer in Ii
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-07-07
THE FOURTH.
CELEBRATION WAS A
GREAT SUCCESS
The Ladies of Fallon Provide
Splendid Entertainment
for Visitors

The eynie who AYERS that the spirit
of IS is waning would certainly have
suffered a change of conviction, had he
been a guest OF the Fallon ladies
on the occasion OF Uncle's one hundred
and thirteth birthday. From day
break to the close of the evening dance.
the dav was one OF exuberance patri-
otism was everywhere manifest and the
the ladies have the satisfaction of
knowing that they succeeded right
roundly in the role OF entertainers,
while their many guests have nothing
but pleasant remembrances OF the
biggest celebration in the history Of
Churchill county.
Even Old Sol contributed his share
towards the general pleasure Of the
day, and he fairly outdid ali previous
occasions His labor with the elements
brought with it 4 temperature that
scared the mercury up well towards
tie hundred mark, and as result The
wet goods man reap harvest. The big
crowd which, according to n number OF
different estimates included a thousand
visitors, drank. ate ice cream and
perspired to degree that passed the
hearts content stage. if you please. it
was most uncomfortable warm. but the
heat OF the day gave way in the eve
ming to .emperature that was most
invigorating as is ALWAYS the case in
the Carson Sink.
The happenings Of the day We're com
menced with the morning parade. in
which floats prepared by civic orders,
business houses and the Fourth of July
committees participated 1t was with
out doubt the handsomest parade ever
seen in this county, ii not the whole
state, and was led by tue goddess OF
liberty car, i'm which Miss Mvra san
ford, the goddess, and the little girls
representing the states of the Union
rode.
\ runaway and collapsed SUI
perstructure, on the goddess OF
liberty ear caused by contact with
Il suspended wire, necessitated tenn
porary halts in the procession, butas no
serious results followed either event,
the success Of the parade was not
marred Mention OF the floats would
be incomplete without some detail re
garding the lodge floats. he deeora-
tions and lodge symbols Of the Rath-
bone Sisters, the Knights OF Pythias
and the Eagles were all beautiful and
represented a great deal Of expense and
labor The Eagles car is worthy OF
especial mention. The members OF
this order ontdid all competitors and
should have had the prize for the
handsomest float, which went to still
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-07-07
THE STANDARD

Gives all the News of Churchill
County. Subscribe for Ii.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-07-07

Ii Is always well 10 have box 81 saive ia
the house Suubufn cuts bruises piles and
boils Weld to Dew it's Hszsi Sale 5oId b.
reese rnS-.aGc;-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
Tines-D Dispatch Branches.

Tho following Branch Offices have been a.
taStsssa from Naa Office q The T a.
pash ,. ThS sosHs n 81 ley a.
az the Main ofiies and there WILDE no extra
gsastivtSsi III bRGa STORE
W anl % HEsA i.lS ISIS u. Broad Street,
XoSbR sfor w Tl1,K1st 4nS @tSsa ,s.res.
= NSssiRsh sislr s'fS CHANT CO., vou.D.. !. :
q pr w. IZiXSTfsTsiiApR, No. 500 IVES, Marin, !,
r4 hs5sMsfRsoN's DRUG STORE, No, 1ss. Yves.
!, A T. npBVERIpdE, Brook Avenue ana c,ay
pHH stsfis Dnuo STORE Barton Height.
rEoPLE'H DRUG sToRD No. $500 Williams.
noc isiHE PHARMACY, No, 100 East Marina,
ci HHse'p DRUG STORE. No. AZ En,. l. !.
JuDsoS cUSNlNoHAh, No. so.7 East Main
pi iS5ssF sT masH:S piARMAcy. No. s.. gou,s
p.p pISH 5sIIESs KIRK PARRISH CO NJ y.
THE He PARAGON PHARMACY, No 50, Wen
r Ass5s sPiIiiiARMAcy, 1wen,y-eixh,h ana \
nj s ssosss Pl5ARMAcYs No. III cana, Street
HilUJsN;pLEY ! WALkEh. Twensy.sasstth ana
cA AsTIfi DRUG STORE, No. llos nun
w. A. PERKINS. No. ~ North syca.nore
~ Sffss! gfsstsas1a AND STREET pHA,s.
Msk gro corner s'fssss
J and Church Hill Aysnue, n. ~ = :
East PHARMACY, No. 2ssl g Rtgssk y,
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sf,tJEsD a tt5tJ.I I. y ~ I! y 9
II gispi II < * 53 vs. u ~ ~
!. sEAliED PROPOSALS.,

NorIt DNlTlI ID "a OWE Rft M III ~ II 3 81 x
G Il ia vi ia iblisHinE registefs oi elglblea
i the pos itions u attendant WA itress,
\ chainberfnnid lauiidresa, kitchen ilel q.
81 II its service arise IS = Dung men and
4 young women OF good clara ctor who
Gun present satisfnct Dry referetic es; |, may
i forfnntloii1f pertalflng TO tho various
4 positions and the INC thod Of appoint ID
sment rs by coiiinu1iic uting With " 9 Sli-
perintendeiitsof the Government Y osni-ft
tai forh he Insane, shlhgttoti %.
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) REAL ESTATE Or Sale.

CHAN CELL RsVIII,E r.. VII ~ ~ I1X !,
), change nv Quarter interest In the
historic chanoel orsyille farm and bat IT.
,n,oi,ntai In land 4 adapted to apple Gull
Il ture,ia4 CHAR LIES IA NJ WTYBTI, 202
North Calvert Street, Baltlmore, Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17

FOR sA1E-To Dirty \, MILLION FEET !; 7,
i Of standing timber. original grow 9TH. in
North caTolna , only rgbt miles frGm r.
Il vii anli chenn to q ullickS buyer Ap-
NV toe. W.S3TEBAULT,46 2S Atlantic
Trust Building, Norfolk, Va 49,.
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FOR RENT-sEC OND STORY ROOM,
furnished or lnfurnished, TO O. ge 2;lltlt
man. 141S Floyd Avenue III 4. sai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17

RICHMOND BLUE PRINT COMPANY
~ makes blue prints. !; rain or shine by.
III electricity. II We Il pay strict att ntlon 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17

MACHINERY 8R EPAIR N AMI ID RE y
newals. 4 Why pay q fact or PRICES when
you may save n9ney and z n e ~
h. shipyard. Phone 1923. 81 l3s
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FOR SALE NE u Ely y DOLLAR,
@ prize certihcate5 for three d ollars = good
N FOR fifty dollars til. August lists on any,
piano Eif bought tSl6 OF n Ga Bile &TS Company
A D. c. ii, care Of Post nTas ter, Lancaster,
Iyc
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FOR I; SALE.

FOR sALE-TR1GGs SHIP VAR EQUIP
a@sment, consisting Of machiner ~, u ~ e
81 store room supplies, motors Us II, 5 q, ~
$4 to- 120 H. p. electric ceiling fans SIN :;
" gle and double betting, sha fling: hans;;
ers, puleys. tc., lumber and znreW SUsT
AGREES II 81 ,,Io On
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Rockbridae Alum Springs.

In the Mountains Of Virginia. Elevation "a, ~
Cuisine Ss sscsent Orchestra Golf Tenn y:
II you want your summer outing 70 ~ nm
health and pleasure, come 70 sss'ts'
For Illustrated Booklet write Mrs, NCsAi =
YoUNG, Proprietor. Rockbridge Alum spf!nn S;c
Va. Take West-bound ChesapeAalAAe Auu ' ou'S
Trains, III Bf 33 Y2A zig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
MISUNDERSTANDING IAN . MATTRESS
~ -.fJ sF4t MAKING S.laa

WE DO FIRST CLASS AUPHoLs1'DR-
Mattresses OF hair, felt, cotton. combi-
= nation and shuck: old mattresses made
over like new. Lew g. 3KASS, i23s est
81 Broad. az Phone 1895. s33
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17

DIR. MARTIN BRAUN, SURGEON
n Chiropodist.a from the Imperial aUniv .,
Il sity II ospital, AZ Vienna, treats corn,s.
bunions. ingrowing toenails SCIENTIFICALLY
withoutSpain; corns removed. 25c. Is eac : \
both feet treated, ST. %. ONCE, Is ~
IF road, one fight up. ldours., e. ~
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: ROOMS IFORERENT.s n,

FOR RENT, TO GINTLDMEN& ONLY,
story front room, Grace near First !;
BATH, phone, servants attention; quiet;
no boarders Address II 1886, Times
DISPATCH 25S.i5
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SPEND 5TII11 SUMMER IN THE M UN--
y tnins; bonrtl Tat 3&reasorahle rates ~ +,
~ piled by Mrs. 3. Z. sMITfl, Eula Is -, ~
IN ;YnlE nv. VIZ y Nv lgk
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BAKING.

10 KINDS FAMILY. PIES. X BETTER
S than you can make at home. &c. each
DltINlsAlt.D;S, 42sS LA N slxtA Street S
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4 HELP WANTED-Male

i ANY S1NTELLtGENT PERSON MAY
tarn $40! TO $50 monthly at home In spare
time corresponding for ncwspn pcrs; no
canYassing; experience unnecessary
KIN Send for particulars PRESS tS4NDl.s
Il CATE, Lockport, N. Y.
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.WANTED-AF EyysERO ROOM DSTABLE
hoarders;5 everything frs. class b Table
4 the very best. 4os East Main Street.
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OUR SUMMER .RArEs WILL con-
3@tinue 81 until August 18th; twenty . psf g,
cent. SdiscountAsalI ewed, and unl1m M. =
w scholarships Issued N1ASSE - SU,s 81
E ESS8COLUEGE.ftS. II .+53 &. I. l 5s 81
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Tile Rate for Classified Ia
Want Advertising

n n Il cent per word, Net Cash n AD e
Il VANCE, with q minimum cost OF q, ~ n
cents for each Insertion. the s saas'
IN "a ia \. al plies 10 deaths, inArr!ales,
6ijltunrIes and I'LL other classified No n.y.
4 Tees No display type allowed III Wy - 4
& Classified columns. VI ii Ii II # iiss
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THE RBRI1AKD Rs L COrTA ID 4 IN rs. H q
AZ Diggs propri between I ESurStn \
postofflce. y 8 cen,i View Va; 4 fine bath
Ing and fishing: terms mod crate s a Fs igi
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OVER IA MILLION IN u sHUMA,TEs
dollar Razor; buyer runs no risk : abso 4
lutelv guaranteed to give SALTS "a c slo1 ~
q WAGNER 5DRUG1CO. Hi ri. q Z
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M EETIN0 NOTICE.

s,rUckAuLDEks..5F N 1nrrlNi .- II INST
b National Bank, Richmond, ya.--A spe-.
First National BankRo OF Richmond, Va
y to consider aud act on proposed ir-t
an crease OF the8capital stock Wilt DO held
II In the directors' room 6ofs tho bank, No..
81 at So O'Clock noon I. July 26.# 1900. 81 i5S
JOHN NJ. MILLER Jr..& Cashier.
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OATS, 55s CORN AND MILL FEED;
prices right, at y. MUSSEN & e., SONS t,l>i5.
North Eighteenth. Phone 1926. ss7i
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EsTIMATE CHEERFULLY& GIVEN ON
E Awnings, Tents ard Flags; prompt WORK;
large stock. II. e. COPELAND a. Co.
Phone 1878. FL Fl SS
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CARRIAGE SUPPLIES.
ANTIQUES,
DYEING AND CLEANING,

JOHN LA TOUCHp CLEANING, DYE
ing, occurring, pressing, 12S East Main