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on North Sixteenth street. probably
forty members being present The af
ternoon was spent socially and plans
were discussed relative to the enter
tainment of the visitors to the Five
Years Meeting. Refreshments were
served and the rooms were beautiful.
1y decorated with ferns and cut flow
ers.
This evening at the home of the
bride in Martinsvilie, Ind, the we'd
ding of Miss Bess Huff and Mr.. Cur
ney Maple will take place before a
large number of friends. Both are
prominent young people and are well
known here, where both attended
Earlham college. They will reside at
Whittier, Cal. where Mr.. Maple is in
business Among the guests are Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Bartel OF this city, Mrs.
Bartel being a sister of the bride and
Mrs Alice F. Ross and Mr.. Harry
Ross.
Captain and Mrs. Rifle will attend
the reunion of the fourth Ohio cavalry
at Lebanon, o., Thursday the 18th of
September Captain Rifle was SER
geant in that regiment.
!. i :.
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid society
this afternoon in the church parlors
and much business was transacted.
=
The meeting of the Tuesday after
noon Euchre club, which was announc-
ed to meet Tuesday afternoon, will not
meet until next Tuesday, when Mrs.
George Muey will be the hostess at her
home on North Twenty-first street.
+ j. !!
Mrs. Mary Foulke entertained the
members of the Spring Grove Sewing
Circle Tuesday afternoon at her home
in Spring Grove. the members num-
bering twenty with one guest. Miss
Clara Newman. Needle work and a
social time with refreshments were
features of the afternoon. In two
weeks the society will meet again, the
place to be announced later.
+ + f.
The Pythian Sisters social will meet
Friday afternoon, September 18th at
the home of Mrs c. Huber, 10 North
Sixteenth street and all members are
requested to be present.
4. r 4.
A surprise dinner was given today
at noon on Mr.. E. G.. Hill. at his home
on East Main street, by his children, it
being his birthday anniversary. The
guests were, besides Mr.. and Mrs e.
G.. Hill. Miss Sarah Hill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lemon, Master John Lemon and
Miss Alice Lemon, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Mann and Master Quincy Mann, and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hill. There were
no table decorations except in the Gen.
ter of the table large platter of fruit
added to the attractiveness of the
scene.
A euchre party will be given by the
L. c. F. Thursday evening at st. An
drew's hall, to which all are invited
Mrs. U. B. G. Ewing informally en-
tertained a company of friends Tuesday
evening in honor of Mrs. Smith of Pom
tiac, Mich. The evening was spent
after which a luncheon was
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LOST HEIR GETS NOTHING.
Contention OverruIed by Judge, but
He Files an Appeal.

New Castle, Ind, Sept. 11.-Judge
Jackson has disposed of case invo.-
wing the settlement of an estate after
nearly a quarter of a century mad
passed. The suit was that of Thomas
Fletcher against J. p. Nicholson, adj
ministrator of the estate of J. w.
Fletcher. Some time ago Thomas
Fletcher returned to this county and
brought court action against the adj
ministrator, for his share of the es-
tate and several suits have since been
filed. The suit decided by Judge
Jackson was that brought by Mr..
Nicholson for approval of final settle
ment and this precludes filing of a
claim by Fletcher for his share Of the
estate. The case will be appealed to
the supreme court.
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PRICES ON VEHICLES
WILL GET A BOOST
Manufacturers Held Confer
enCe at Capital.
RICHMOND REPRESENTED.

At Indianapolis Tuesday represen-
tatives from most of the carriage nan
ufacturing concerns of the state met
and considered the ACCESSIBILITY OF
raising the prices of their products.
There were seventy-five companies
represented at the conference and it
was decided to raise the price of their
products 10 per cent.
The raise in price will be largely
made on medium grade buggies and
will be about 10 per cent increase
over the prices. of last year. Repre-
sentatives from the local companies
were in attendance snd assisted in
determining on a schedule of prices.
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CINCINNATI USES RICHMOND MI.
SIC

The Tetrauq Concert quartet went
to Cincinnati this afternoon, where
1t is engaged to render a special pro-
gram for a private party at the Hotel
.Havlin this evening. The quartet has
been fortunate this summer in secur-
ing several engagements of promin-
ence in the neighboring cities Of Mum
Gle, Dayton, Anderson and Indianapo-
lis.
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PROMISES To BREAK
ALL OCEAN RECORDS
Lusitania Making Her Maiden
Ocean Voyage.
HEARD FROM BY WIRELESS.

Cape Race, \. F., Sept. 1.-THE
great ocean greyhound, Lusitania,
whose maiden voyage across the At
lantic will doubtless break all records,
was heard from by wireless at $50
this morning 225 miles southeast of
Cape Race. If the present speed of %
knots an hour is maintained she will
reach New York at noon Friday. COM
pleting the voyage in four days and
eighteen hours, beating all records.
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BLOOD
POISSON
Bone Pains, itching, Scabby
Skin Diseases.

Permanently cured by taking Botan-
&c Blood Balm. II you have aches
and pains in bones, back and Joints,
Itching Scabby Skin, Blood feels hot
or thin; Swollen Glands, Risings and
Bumps on the Skin, Mucous Patches in
the Mouth. Sore Throat. Pimples. or Of
fensive eruptions: Copper-Colored
Spots or Rash on Skin, are rundown.
or nervous: Ulcers on any part of the
body. Hair or Eyebrows falling out,
Carbuncles or Boils, take Botanic
Blood Balm, guaranteed tc cure even
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IS. Heals all sores. stops all swell
ngs. makes blood pure and rich, CON-
pletely changing the entire body into
n clean. healthy condition. B. B. B.
Is the recognized blood remedy for
:hese conditions.
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BARTENDERS' UNION.

All members of the local Bartend-
ers' Union, No. 544, are expected to
attend NEE ting of the union Sunday
morning, $50 o'clock, at the union
hall. The charter will be closed at
this meeting. All bartenders not in the
union at present but who expect to
join should attend this meeting. 1t
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The definition or musician" is given
in one of the standard English diction-
aries as follows: zone who practices
music" There IS a young lady in the
lat above ours who practices music
from morning till night. but we are
willing to take an oath that she is no
musician--Kansas City. Independent
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Little Boy-Mamma, l wish you'd
find out who IL was hypnotized me and
punish 'em severely.
What?
Little Boy--Whilc you was out was
pulled right into the pantry an forced
to eat hall lot OF those cakes you
snir .s-.-cf.,.t fns,oh
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insurG.61 ..--4 Jssiblv. madam.
you might like TO insure your hus-
bands life. Mrs. Grogan-Insure me
husbands life. is it, Faith, a big
fool I'd be to insure his life. He's no
good on earth at all. at all. His life
amt worth a sixpenee TO mel-Illus-
trated Bits.
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MRS. w. s. OR o

Mrs. w. s. Ford of 1888 Lansdowns
ST., Baltimore, Md. writes
Dear Mrs. Pinkham.-
For four years my life was q misery -
me. suffered from irregularities, sup
preston. terrible dragging sensations and
extreme nervousness. i had given up all
hope OF ever being we'll again when Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was
recommended II cured my weakness and
made me we'll aud strong"
Miss Grace e. Miller. of 1918 Michi.
gan St.. Buffalo, N. Y. writos:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham -
~ was in a very bad condition OF health
generally; irritable, cross, hackache and
suffered from a feminine weakness. Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, cured
me after all other medicines had failed"
What Lydia Z. Pinkham's vege-
table Compound did for Mrh Ford and
Miss Miller 1t will do for other women
in like condition. Every suffering
woman in the United States II asked
to accept the following invitation. IL
is free, will bring you health and may
save your life.
Mrs. Piakham's Invitation to Momen.
Women suffering from any form OF
female weakness are invited to
promptly communicate with Mrs.
Pinkham. at Lynn. Mas. From the
symptoms given, the trouble may be
located and the quickest and surest
way Of recovery advised. Oet Of her
vast volume of experience in treating
female ills Mrs. Pinkham probably
has the very knowledge that viii
help your case. Her advice is free
and always helpful.
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is SENT UP FOR I YEARS
Chester B. Runyan Goes to
States Prison.

New York. Sept. Leicester B.
Runyan. who stole $4,000 from the
Windsor Trust company was sentenced
today to seven years in the state pris-
on
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GOES TO THE HooslER STORE.

Harry Stillinger, who has been a
clerk at the Jones hardware store for
several years, has taken a position
with the Hoosier store.
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"Was anybody drovneG!'
well. rot TO speak Of 1t: just the
fellow who'd rocked the boat."-Phila-
d('ni,'g ledger.
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$40
3 Days i'm ST. Louis
Via
II. III. /. & u. Trac. Co.
From
Richmond
Sept. 21St, 22nd.

Good returning leaving st. Louis,
Monday, Sept. 23rd at 1880 p. m. !;
leave Friday. Sept. goth. so as to make
connection with st. Louis train leaving
Frankfort at 1880 a. M, arriving at
ST. Louis at 500 a. M, Saturday morn
ing. Three whole days in the Mound
City.
For information. call on Local Ag-
ent or address,
NJ z. KAPER, d. p G F. A.,
Greenfield, Ind.
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that a selection will he made. Al OF
the members of the young mems COM
mittee are invited to attend the meet
ing.
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Cancer Cured.

IL you have a persistent Pimple.
wart, Swellings, Shooting, Singing
Pains. take Blood Balm and they will
disappear before they develop into
Cancer.
Botanic Blood Balm "a. 3. 3. 10
pleasant and safe to take. Compos-
Sd of pure botanic ingredients. Sam.
pies sent Free by writing Blood Balm
Co. Atlanta. Ga. Sold by druggists 81
per ,arse oc-ue or senr ry express me
paid. Sold In Richmond, inS., ~ a.
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The Rev and Mrs. A. G. Neal form
erly of Richmond. have issued invita-
lions for the celebration of their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary at
their home in Alexandria. Ind, Sep
TENDER 81.
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Mrs. John Jordan was hostess for a
delightful meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society of the East Main Street
Friends church Tuesday, at her home
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IL l. u our gold coinag
there 49, 80 Ounces of pure gold, tel
n,.s.fs' * liver and ninety ounces
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SOCIETY NEWS

Corwin Office
Phone,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

CRAM Died. Wednesday. January 9.
AT 1870 =. NJ DELLA 4. CRAM
widow of oscar Cranz. seventy eight
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Or. LAWS SPEAKS
IN !. NJ. c. 4. HALL
Distinguished Baltimore Minister
Delivers Live Lecture on
Travels in Europe.

The audience which assembled in the
y NJ C.. 4. Hall last night to hear the
Rev. Or. Curtis Lee Laws's illustrated
lecture on Holland. the Rhine and
Switzerland" was not as large as the elo-
quent and instructive discourse deserved
but 10 was "a cultured and highly appre-
Clatlve gathering.
nr. laws was introduced by Rev. Mr.
Ball. ~ this city. and without any pre-
Imiuay or explanatory remarks he pro-
ceedcd with the subject In hand. The
i'c,urt was simply the story az tho speak
cr s. travels last SUI mer In tho picturesque
The beginning 20 the end the lecture was
illustrated with magnificent stereopucOn
views n the interesting parts OF Holland.
Tie sQlendid castles and other scenes
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ARCANUM OFFICERS.
Henry Clay Council Chooses Mr..
I. NJ. Stone Regent.

ASHLAND. VA, january IO.-At the
meeting held last night OF the Henry
Clay Council ROYAL Arcanum. the fol
lowing officers were elected for twelve
months:
Regent. Mr. J. NJ stone. Of Ashland;
Past Regent ar. 2. L. G. Scott; Vice
Regent Mr.. Oln c. Motley; Orator. MI
@. W Crew, Secretary. Mr. Leslie Ellis
Treasurer. Mr. s 7 boswell; Collector
air. J. Palmer Gordon: Chaplain. Mr.. y
Lancaster Guide Mr.. W L. Eoy War
den. Nj NJ r. Trevillian: Sentry. MI.
r. r. Luck trustees for Three Years
Mr.. @. F. DC.arue. MT. w s Brown
was appointed as representative 20 the
Grand Council.
supper was served after the meet
ing
MT. C ". W. Taylor signed the con-
tract to-day with the Columbus Iron
Company. Of Ohio. for ice-making ma b.
chinery FOR his new plant which IS be-
lng erected DO the rear of the Henry
Clay Inn.
Miss Parke Patton left here yesterday
so visit friends in New York CITY.
Mr. w. j. CardweH is visiting his
family in Ashland
During the absence Of Captain G. G..
Blakey In the West the accommodation
train IN the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Ranr0ad is in charge Of
/ Captain Fcrron Taylor.
Mrs Marshall Ellis is visiting friends
I I'm INnchhurg
Mrs James Hunter left yesterday for
birmingham. Ala where she Will be
matron Of honor 40 the marriage of Miss
Salhe Duncan, daughter OF Rev. James
A. Duncan.
Arrangements are being made for the
Observance here OF the birthday OF Cen
eral Lee on the 10Th instant. at which
time exercises win be conducted in the
chapel.
Alr. Frank Vaughan has taken posses
sion of the McCuNen place. at Gwath-
mcy. which he recently purchased.
MT Bryan McCuuen and family. who
have lived for several years at Gwath-
mey. VIII r"nove 90 Greensboro y. G..
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down with pneumonia and from then IN
w the ninth day he wrestied between
NE and death on Monday morning the
the victim
on Iucs ay afternoon at 3 Is o'clock the
procession, one OF the largest ever seen
where the services were ilnpressively con-
uucted by the pastor. Rev. Frank Mczic.
assisted by Rev. Braxt0n Taylor brother
ln-iaW OF the deceased. The procession
continued from there TO the family bury
lns-sround at Falkheld, where the SER
ices were conducted by the Aasons.
ing lhe services at the grave Just as
| Am was softly sung by Mrs SCOTT 80
-lts. Lewis and a few others. The bodv
Mea Iald 10 rest by the side OF his wife.
VINO died less than year ago
Dr. CabeW lcaves t,,,,, ft,t7a -
449ur brothers- Messrs. r. T. Caboil OF
6Sllchmond. Walter Cabeu or Maryland
1..,t| abc II. or Colorado. and Coleman
relatives and friends Owns
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BASKETBALL.
Britons Won from Celts by Small
MARGIN.


The BritOnS won from the Celts bV
a small margin last night. The latter
team was handicapped by the absence
OF ono man. The Celts led I'm the first
mar. but were caught and passed bv
lhe Britons in the second half Final
score, 6 to "A.
The lineup was as follows:
Britons-B W. Gates, forward: u.
A. Copeland. forward: l. Z. Van SAINT
centre; y. r. Fox (captain), guard: L.
+. Twining.
Celts-R- T. Williams forward
J. r. Fair. centre: c. h Bradley
gu9rd J. u. Morris (captain). guard.
REID goals-Nan SAINT. 6; Bradley. 3 4.
Gates. .. Williams. .. Free throw
Fahr. Points awarded-Celts. g.
ON Saturday night there will be two
games following the gymnasium class
the nrst postponed game between the
kritons and Spartans. and the second
the regular game with the Greeks and
To might at s:45 the Redskins from
IN" boys class will play the junior
second team following the crnDl0ved
boys gymnasium C-ass
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Mrs. Jackson Garrison.

The death is announced Of Mira
Sarah Garrison at MOreland Ky. on
January 2. 1907. in her eighty third
year. Mrs. Garrison was native OF
Fauquier county. family name Embry
but has lived ia kentucky since 1884
She was widely known. being related
TO some Of the best families in Nir-
s!aia. Her husband survives her. also
ten children, one OF whom is Mrs. r.
w bunker. of Richmond Va. During
the war she gave three Of her sons Ia
the Confederate Army. her husband
also. She leaves a host Of friends IN
Virginia and Kentucky TO mourn her
death.
Burial viii be at Hustonvine, Ky.
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Z. r. Vansant.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch1
p, EOnbTON. Va. January lO.-Nr g.
a. tnsant. son Of the late Coiooei
g. ban KIM Nansant. died at his home
,-i,-ilsr near here. last night Mr.
ahsant has been IN declining health
Tor several months. hut his rnaiadv as
t"i,u d violent form about the middle
la5l week, and since then ne has
rtl"uli- grow worse. until the ord
C4iie. tie was about hfty-hve years
,,,' anu Gnu unmarried. Mr. Nansant vas
EIeatly lamcntcd He was true ana
iio.aI friend and neighbor. ana in his
.,..iT %. VIII be sadly missed by his
amy 20 whom ne was devotedlv az
StcHtl tie leaves ONE brother. Mr.
! rankin Nansant. OF the Mecklenburg
nar and two sisters Mrs Ciars
Iownes and Miss Laura Vansar+ ~
Wi H., oe buried in the Episcopal church,
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GO TO GRAND JURY.
Harris, Stevens and Adkins to Be
Tried for Robbing Thomas.

'feclal to 'T'lc Times Dispatch
DANNll-I.E VA. January 1O.-Fletcher
Harris. George Stevens and Albert Adkins
were sent on 90 the grand jury from the
Mayors Court to-day on the charge Of
having rohhei James NJ. Thomas. Of
Roanoke. whose dead BODY was found in
"a rarine near the city on January 2nd.
stevens was tine only witness examined
To-day lie turned States evidence and
testified that on tho day prior to the dis
coFcrN II the body he and tho other two
ooys and T omas were together Thomas
he said. went 70 sleep in a held. and Har-
rIs and Adkins rined his pockets and
elNe IN part Of The money.
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w. F. BRYANT


No., special % The TiInes- Dispatch
Nr,A-N'ht p. Va January 10 Mr. W
= hIya T. comniss oner OF revenue yrho
~ ltken with apOUleNy Monday
nhsut' died this morning aged IN. rtv-nine
tg.I7' tie was nat W. Of Martinsy,iIie
"".Ie ne was for eight years deputy cIer,
'le courts RIO tllod the same position
KY. Tor seven years. and in ISB 49,
''u c"ininlssioner OF revenue q r,r,sf-
~, In he had heid over since IIo was a
.D"s. fythians and Mystic Chai- ~ -.
40 married. and Is survived bv his se~
e,,-,., Wiz ana two children. re is aIso
I,r,,,rt .F Ils mother Mrs Susan II r
OF. -----r- .uL ~ -- - ------- ----
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Mrs. Catherine Gambler.

Especial % The Times I1ispa-chj
ALEXANDRIA. VA. January 10
Mrs Catherine Gambler. wife Of Mr.
william T. Gambler. warden Of the city
jail. died this morning The deceased
was about forty-fve years Of age. and
was native Of Canada. but resided In
Richmond. Va. prior to coming hero
H.r husband surNlEes L.r
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Mrs. Elizabeth CreeLunur.

~, - p y &c I1r1o3- Dlspatcn
NbtFo DIX. VA January no NJ
tlizabeth Creekmur. widow OF C,hsrio.
: treekmur. died this morning at tbe
I-Sldencs OF her daughter Mrs y N
isaac, no 6o2 Twenty eighth street
Iark Place, in the seventy second voar
or h@r age She had Been IN feeble
n-att1 Tor some time Mrs. Creekm,fr
I--uL lr-.n-. n Lnl. - - - -----
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MURDERER OF PAVLOFF
WAS HANGED LAST NIGHT

ST. PETERSBURG. January 1o-The
murderer Of Lieutenant General vladimir
PavloT. the military procurator. who was
killed yesterday. was tried by court
martial to-day. and sentenced 20 death.
lie was executed by hanEtne tonight
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William Emmett Deaton

>-Ct,'t99l,c lat 70 The Times Dispatch
N'lAr 'l-N. VA. January l0-Vrf1-
nam Emmett peaton. a highly esteer3-
81 cltlzcn ~ Norfolk. died az hfs hor,e
~ Yarmouth street. IN the fftv-
r-.k I'r some time. but hts death w.
- ''ier unexpected he was forrneri,,
- .,t'I @ourg. but had resided here
Se years The body will be for
"aFced 10 Petersburg for internent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

OF Switzerland. The eloquence OF tho lee
turer and his rare descriptive powers en-
abled the beholder 20 see Holland the
Rhine and Switzerland almost as plainly.
and certainly as intelligcntly. as ~ he had
made teh trip himself
II Laws viii lecture again tonight and
VIII tlke MS hearers on "A magnificent
Trip through England. Ireland Scotland
and Wales. Just as he made the Journey
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Mrs. Mary E. Coates

Isnecial g. The Times Dtspa-chl
tREDERICKSBURG Va. Januar,, 10
Mrs Mary G. Coates wife OF James
VI Coates died az her homo hos Iss+
night after lingering illness. aged sixtv-
nine years She is survived By two
daughters and one son.
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Insurance.

II is not =es!s for insurance companies
O. collect rid carry away ovcr SGooH''4
annually 10 enrich and build up their
home States at N0rth Carolina expense.
Therefore require foreign companies To-
invest iu solvent North Carolina scCuri-
Ties au amount equal az least to nifty
Ier cent Of the premiums collected iu
The state or require an companies doing
business in tho State 20 make deposit
ir North Carolina securities Of not less
than $4,000 or more than 5000. accord
ing a. the business of the company
Adopt "a uniform Industrial policy 90
put stop TO frauds that have been
practiced hy companies doing business
in the State. forbid any insurance COM
Tany guilty % using poIcy-holders'
money Tor corrupt purposes TO 90 busi-
ness iu tho State Require all companies
20 distribute annually its dividends
among its polcy-holicrs.
in fire insurance collect "a reasonable
pr cent. on al premiums for tile beuedt
of the state FIrcmtn's Association FOR q
fund t. aid tile injured. widows and
children of those killed in tile service
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STEWARDS FOR THE
NATIONAL STE6PLECHASE

NEW YORK. January 1o.-At the an
nual meeting OF the National Steoplechase
and Hunt Association. held to-day in tho
Office OF the association. the following
members were elected stewards TO serve
for three years: J. II. Alexander. IT, J.
Morris. J. T. Widener II. Carroll Brown
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Asa Monroe Allev.

Especial 70 The Times ras patchD
CARTHAGE. VA. January e-Asa
Monroe Alley. Of Carthage. Floyd county.
Va, died January s. 1907. aged nifty years
lie leaves wife and eleven living chill
dreu.
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At Beth Ahahah-

Rabbi +. y. Calisch viii preach Al Beth
Ahabah Temple tonight on THE Idea
OF God Tomorrow morning his sub
iect Will be. The Covenant OK the Al
mighty
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DR.. Avlett I. Cahell-

NORWOOD. NELSON co. VA. Jan
nary 10.-This entire community to-day is
wearing a sad appearance over the death
OF Dr. Aylctt J. Cabell, one Of the doc
tors who has practiced here for many
years and had won the love Of his pa
tents. On December 18th he was taken