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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-12-19

L
man Ligntner as he was walking, at
a rapid pace, from Tie east. The po-
lice have been informed that Morrow
came up the railroad tracks, pascal
over onto Jefferson street to Main
and was coming up town.
Witnesses Scarce.
No one saw the cutting and no one
In the row heard a shot.
According to the doctors diagnosis
Of the wound Mary Judson's claim
that she was shot is Ill founded. The
l.eory IS therefore advanced that the
woman in her excitement and the sud
den stinging pain believed she was
shot
The cutting according to the injured
woman took place a short distance
from her front door In the yard and
not far from the Wilson woman's
house which faces Mill street.
After the stabbing Mary dragged
herself to the home Of the Wilson
woman and pounded on the door, at
tracing her attention. She said that
Mary staggered and fell when she OPP
ened the door, and exclaimed miles
Morrow shot me-
Talk Of Shooting.
Mary Judson was unable to tall,
much this morning but she did tell
Chief Gallagher that she and Morrow
guarreled. or as she puts 1t, Morrow
ouarreled with her because she took
the part Of Ben Farrell in the dispute
which 1t is said arose over the shoot
ing Of May 5.
Wnen arrested Morrow neither had
knife nor revolver on his person
and police officers spent a greater
part of the forenoon searching for
either weapon as it is believed that II
the cutting had been done by Morrow
he probably threw the knife away
AS the river Is near, the officers arg
inclined TO believe that the weapon
is probably in the bottom of the Dos
Moines river
In Solitary Cell.
| Morrow sat in a solitary cell at tn.
police station this morning, calmly
smoking a cigar with the air of a mai
who is conscience free. with neve
care in the world His actions wer,
not unlike his demeanor during hi
former predicament and the subss
quent trial.
Attorneys 10 Jaques and Lloyd Duk
appeared for the prisoner early at tn
police station this morning, an
County Attorney Cornell was on ha
for the state.
t Morrow was liberated from his ce
long enough to sign change {
venue and the case was taken to Ju,
tice G. c. Ayers court where th
former preliminary hearing was he'll
I Will Ack Delay.
t County Attorney Cornell says tn;
t he will ask for delay in the prccee
e ings until he is satisfied as to the CO..
Y 9iticn of the Judson woman. Tt
+ charge of assault with intent to XII
in case of death of the woman, wi
d be changed to first degree murde
u said he
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-12-19

From Tuesdays Daily.
Eaasham sells the best watches.
Diamonds and Diamond Jewelry at
Neashams.
Mrs: Thyl Burton of Agency, was
in the city shopping this morning.
Christmas perfumes and stationery
Sargent.
Highest prices paid for furs, hides,
'tallow, and pelts. Bring them to us,
Silberman Bros, Ottumwa.
Henry Shaded left this morning for
Foster on business trip.
Hat Pins, Cuff buttons, Stick pins,
Brooches, Beads, Chains. Charms,
Society pins, all make nice Chris
tmas presents. See them at Neash-
ans Jewelry Store.
]. w. Davis of Batavia was in the
city Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. James Davis of Bata-
via were shopping in the city Monday.
Photograph albums, all kinds, sar
gents.
Wanted People to attend Social
and Bazaar at Nelson's Hall Batavia
Iowa, December 20, Methodist Ladies
Aid supper, 5 to 8.
Mrs. R. v. Henry of Hedrick, who
has been visiting with relatives in
evening.
1t will save you money to bring your
hides, furs, pelts and tallow to us,
Silberman Bros. Ottumwa.
Mrs Ray May of Hedrick was in
the city yesterday on business and Wis
iting friends.
Miss. Gertrude Henry Of 42o West
Second street departed last evening
for Hedrick, for a short visit
James Smelling Of Eldon is spend
ing few days with friends in this
city.
Miss Mona Thompson OF Farson
after spending short time with
friends in the city. returned to he1
home last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Swanson Of 237
Sheridan avenue. left last evening fol
visit with relatives in Fremont and
will remain until after the holidays.
) When in Ottumwa be sure to stoI
in.Swenson's drug store, corner Court
and Main street. and get hot chocolate
and see the beautiful display Of holl
day goods. A good place to buy YOU
Xmas presents.
Beautiful box paper csc, SOC, ane
75c, at Sargent's drug store
Mrs RNL. Mccormack of S14 Fin
ley avenue Is spending the day at thu
home Of her father l.. Albright il
Blakesburg.
I'll be at Eddyville to buy all kind
of horses Monday. December 80. ant
at Abba on Tuesday, December q
w. q Griffith. 112 North Marion
Mrs. J. Haslach. of Melrose, afte
spending Sunday at the home of Mrs
J. Hasiach, 121 West Fourth stree
returned to her home this afternoo,
Mrs. M. Sweeney, residing south {
the city, left yesterday for Port A
thur Tex, for an extended visit wit
relatives.
Magnifying shaving mirrors at Sa
gents
Mrs. Irene Bradfield. of Packwoo
was in tie city or business this NOR
ing and returned to her home tn
afternoon.
Eddie Hawthorne left last evenil
for Farson, where he will spend fe
days visiting at the home of his pa
ems. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ha
thorne.
]. W. Davis. of Batavia, was in t
city on business.
Mrs. l. NJ. Harland of Blakesbul
arrived IN the city last evening and
Visiting at the home Of Mr.. and M
Is Harland, residing on Ransc
street
Mrs.. w. Went and little son,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-12-19
Evans. 616 West Main street, return
ed to their home this morning.

Evans. 616 West Main street, return
ed to their home this morning.
Mrs. Phoebe Baird left this morning
for Belknap to visit her son and
daughter who are both i'll. Mrs. Baird
was accompanied by her daughters,
Mrs. Owen Bradford and Mrs. TON
Tally.
When in Ottumwa be sure to stop
in Swenson's drug store, corner Court
and Main street, and get hot chocolate
and see the beautiful display Of holt
day goods. A good place to buy your
Xmas presents.
Bring us your furs, hides, tallow and
pelts. We pay highest market prices.
Silberman Bros, Ottumwa.
Mrs. Samuel ellis, of Batavia, re-
turned to her home last evening after
a short visit with her, daughter, Mrs.
r. G. Walker, ITO South Schuyler
street. She was accompanied by
master Raymond Walker.
Hat Pins, Cuff buttons, Stick pins,
Brooches. Beads, Chains, Charms,
Society pins, all make nice Chris
tmas presents. See. them at Neash-
ANS Jeyelly Store.
T. S. Balm left last evening for He'd
rick where he will attend prenuptial
party. which will be given at the Com
mercial hotel in that city in honor Of
T. W.. Kirkpatrick and Miss Elsie
Shilling. who are soon to be married.
If it is Christmas present, don't
miss Sargent's.
Mrs. J. F. Bevington, of Mt. Ayr,
who has been visiting at the home of
Mrs. j. w Bridenstine, 100 Janney
street, left this afternoon for Fremont.
where she will spend a few days visit
ing at the home of .ner mother, Mrs.
E. Slater.
Notice, 1t will pay you to investi,
gate Sargent's Xmas BARGAINS.
Mrs. A. w. Peck of 211 Mabel
street and her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Melby of Kansas City. Mo-, who have
been visiting with relatives in Fair
field. arrived in this city last even
ing. Mrs. Melby will spend a few days
visiting at the home of her mother
Mrs Peck, before returning to hel
home.
Miss Edna Williamson. 1872 NORTH
Ward street, gave a linen shower las
evening. complimentary to Miss NIL
dred Peters, whose marriage Is an
nounced to take place Christmas
night. The young ladies spent thu
evening in a very pleasant way. Thu
| guest of honor received 9. number Q
handsome pieces of linen
Diamonds and Diamond Jewelry. a
Neashams.
Scissors sets (something new a
Sargent's.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-12-19
shs Didn't Mention His Fathers Poe,

shs Didn't Mention His Fathers Poem
Chicago, Dec. 17.-Because she
talked with him for thirty minutes
and did not mention his fathers poem
s"If Should Die Tonight Miss Mill
ME Lindholn, daughter of Mrs. 3. s.
Lindholm of Kenwood, won the heart
of Benjamin King. IT., son OF Ben
King, the poet OF the Missouri
They will he married Dec. "a.
Its a simple thing" said the son
Of the humor'st, when asked about
his romance last. night
Every time ] had been introduced
to anybody, until l met Miss Lind
holm, the conversation would be about
the poem.
NOW. l couldn't help falling in love
with Miss Lindholm. have recitet
that poem more than 100000 times
| We have, a compact never to refer t,
it in our family circle"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-12-19
Farmers,
Attention!

When Christmas comes you will
spend some money for candy, won't
you? Well last Christmas made and
sold Az tons of pure candy, candy
which was proud to sell because 1t
was made in my own factory and
could guarantee it to be pure. and
wholesome. You can let your children
eat my candy. and not De afraid, be-
cause my guarantee is back of every
pound sell. it is this-the best candy
money and brains can produce. am
not new at this business. | have hal
II years of handling. candy. l don't
know it all, but do know how to
make good candy
| am going to make at least as
much candy as | d.. last year and
shall make you price on 1t. as low as
YOU could. buy it from wholesaler
even if you were in business. These
prices are for you alone and will
have candy from 71sc a pound up. IN
this age prices count and quality is al
ways considered. Come in and ses
mere candy in one room than you ever
saw at one time before. Remember
we make all this candy. and it will be
fresh. Ian, going to make this rea
bargain sale for you. We are now max
ing for Christmas BROKEN mixe'
which has S5 different kinds and fla
vors in. OF this kind alone we maxi
| 1900 pounds. Also crimp. cnrls. fish
moss sduares. crystal. cream. butter
! fly and beauty bon bons in the nike
candy and also about 20 other differ
ent kinds of chocolates, peanut, CO
! cco NUT Dd ptIt candies
am right back of Friedman's DIR
goods store on Court street No II
! Look for the big banner. 'HeadGua
ters for Christmas Candies
/ Don't buy until you see this cand
can save you money. Remember
more candy, better candy, for tt
least money, than any other place c
earth.
YOURS FOR A SQUARE DEAL.
DTXT EY
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.Tri- Weekly Courier
cuaMo,Nc AppREssEs,

Subscribers wishing their address
changed will please rive the name OK
The Postcflce to which the paper has
been sent as well as the Postomcs
where they desire 1t to be changed 10
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
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Only the contained man can faa
down in public and mind his own bust
ness.
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SSENSNSa{SNDGMD@NNEMSE E@ESIM4DeQ99&l4GESEl

front of the Ballingall hotel by Patrol
man Ligntner as he was walking, at
a rapid pace, from .ne east. The po.
lice have been informed that Morrow
came up the railroad tracks, passed.
over onto Jefferson street to Main
and was coming up town
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-15
ANNUAL sLOss REPORT.
Surplus in 1906 Was $500, 900
Less Than in 1905.

NEW YORK. March 14.-The annual
report of the Sloss- Sheffield Steel Com
pany. made public In this city shows
that for the year 1906 the gross sales
and earnings We're $6,2O0,O14; the opcr-
ating expenses, taxes. maintenance.
etc. $4.9S$,26s, leaving the net earn
ings s1,S5l.746, from which is deducted
fixed charges and depreciation leaving
surplus of $1,000,S44 against q sur
plus of s1,205,079 In 1896
President Maben says In tho report
that tho furnaces produced $1,000 tons
less than last year; that the output
of coal decreased 10000 tons, and that
OF coke 10000 tons. He ads that the
failure to secure cars for shipment OF
pig iron forced the company to carry
oyer large tonnage into tho present
wear. AS no securities were issued dur
ing the past year, lie reports, all TIM
provements and additions have been
paid for out of earnings or working
capital. The working capital Is given
In the report as $2,0b2,114 net.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-15
REAL ESTATE MARKET.

very remarkable sale OF real ez-
tate was had yesterday and was not
without amusing feature. 1t was Tho
auctioning OF three parcels OF land on
drove Avenue by Green & Redd. rha
amusing feature was furnished by tho
downpour OF rain, which, however. did
not deter prospective purchasers. WIN
STOOD IN the shower until we'll wet in
their nvidlty to purchase PROPERTY.
with tho prices OF which the sellers
the purchasers and the former owners
were we'll pleased The auctioneer waa
the only one OF the crowd who had
brought ,rsu an umbrella, and as he stood
beneath Its sheltering canvas and be-
ned the drenched attendants on Tho
sale, taking the rain, ho appreciated
the amusing phases.
Iho first lot sold was one 2s Nv
40 feet. on Grove Avenue, near
Meadow street, which was finallv
knocked down to Mr.. Albin Neither.
wood, at $3.50 per front foot, or a
total OF $1,000. :"
Tho next parcel consisted OF two Iots
fronting 30 feet on the avenue be-
tween, Strawberry and Elm Streets.
Both lots were sold to A. c. Bedford.
q VOL known contractor. at -42.5O per
front front foot or $2.55O for the two lots
Inc sale Of three lots brought in tho
aggregate, $4,150. Tho property sold
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-15
seasons dullness Collections pener.
ally are backward
FIVE NEW CHARTERS.
The Corporation Commission Au-
thorizes Business Concerns

me state Corporation Commission
mas issued the following ctartery:
. Valley Farm and Orchard CORPORA
ION Staunton: L. G. Young president:
u. - Young. Vice president; j, Yost'
secretary and treasurer; all Of staun.
Ton. CAPITAL maximum $10, 900; mini.
num- . 5000. Object: Fruit growing.
wright Drug Company iinc.), EN-
n 3 a. a. Single. president; d. p.
nmright, secretary and treasurer; j. ID.
leeDles: Vice presidents; ali OF I.m.
n mnm Gs g PIT cS m.asmum, $4,000; mini
SteWart-B Bryan Coal and Land cor.
pnra,tion. R!chmond; Joseph BRYAN
president; Jonathan BRYAN. vinn.
PRESIDENT; John Stewart Bryan secrc.
Mry and treasurer: ali Of Ricbmnnd
.s,aP1tal, maximum. 10000; mlnin,,,n.
jS,nno. Objects: Coal land and mimi
3 Timberlake Shoe COMPANY nnc,
- nntauuntDn; s. ID: Timberlakc. president.
ssttmnerlnke, secretary and treasurer.
nSa1aau . Va. Capital. maximum sal,
wv, minimum, 10000. -
ro Shto Gillette Company trnc.). En,.
secretary nn,rey and treasurer; ali or IN,
p ~ -. Capital, maximum, s25 ooo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-15
RAILROAD NEWS
FROM ALL POINTS
Presidents johnson and Stevens
Hold a Conference, Possibly
On Exposition Rates.
TRAVELLING AGENTS IN TOWN
Steel Tie is Declared to Be a
Failure in Cold
j b.
TRAVELLING AGENTS IN TOWN

President L. r. Johnson, of the Nor
folk and Western Railway. spent a
few hours In Richmond yesterday.
reaching here on the ii o'clock train
from Petersburg. lie had confcr-
ence with President Stevens, OF tho
Chesapeake, and Ohio, who had Just
returned from New York. Possibly
they discussed jamestown Exposition
passenger rates.
Mr.. Frank Bowman, distric. pas
senger agent or the Chicago and Alton
Railway, with headquarters in Phi.a-
delphia was a caller at the ticket
Offices yesterday Mr.. Bowman says
his line will bring thousands OF peo-
pie to Virginia from the far West this
year. Along his line there are many
yirginians and descendants OF y'ir-
ginians, and from all accounts they
arc all going to visit the old mother
State this year.
/ Mr.. r. s. Thompson, travelling pas
senger agent OF the Atlanta and West
Point Railway, was In the city yes
terday on business for his road. He
returned to Atlanta last nigh. Via the
Seaboard.
"The alleged rumor that the South
ern Is contemplating competing with
the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Nor
folk and Western for Richmond expo
sition business, by running a line OF
boats from West Point to Norfolk and
taking passengers for them from hero
Z to West Point by rail- is all hot air.
No Southern official has ever thought
of such thing" Thus spoke a South
ern Railway man yesterday.
The railroads interested are making the
biggest fight of their lives against the
passage Of the two-cent-fare bill, new
pending In the Pennsylvania Legislature.
The bill has gone through the House, and
the Senate Committee on Railroads has
reported favorably upon 1t. The rail-
roads have been making their fight in
the Senate all the while, but 1t Is believed
that they will not be able TO defeat the
measure. 1t Is expected that the Sem
ate will pass the bill next week, and II
1T does, Governor Stuart will certainly
sign 1t, for in his campaign speeches last
fall he pledged himself to two-cent-
rairoad-fare law.
The cause Of the steel railroad tic
received severe setback in the wreck
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad "flyer" re-
Gently. while going around curve bor-
dering the Conemaugh River, In Penn
sylvanla. Three thousand of these ties
are in use on the line, and all have been
ordered up. The officials. IT appears, had
put the ties on this particular curve for
the purpose of making severe test.
They got 1t. No reason could be assigned
for the wreck other than the extreme
rigidity OF the steel Ito and the manner
IN which bolts were sheared Off In tho
low temperature. Tho company declines
to take any further chances with an
article Of equipment that is likely to
augment the probability of wrecks. 1t
is said the steel tie may do very we'll
In n temperate climate and on straight
roads. but will not meet the case where
the mercury In tho thermometer gets
down below zero. G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-15
NEW PANAMA COMMISSION
APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. March l4,-The Pres.
as members OF the Isthminn Canal
Commission OF Rear-Admiral N. r. I'm
dicott, Brlgadler-G p, G.. Haincs
morrow. To fiji the vacancies. he an
nounced tho appointment OF Mr.. Ste
yens M chairman OF the commission
to succeed M. shonts, and as COM
ais, Majors Gaillard and Sibert, Ciyil
Engineer Rosseau, DR. Gorgas and
Jackson Smith. Former Senator
Blackburn will have to await the re-
tlrement from the commission OF Mr..
Stevens which is expected. to occur
about April list, to- receive his appoints
nent MS commissioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-15
Supreme Court of Appeals.

Proceedings In the Supreme Court OF
Appeals yesterday were as follows:
Lynchburg Hosiery Mills Co. VS.. ches-
terrified Mfg. Co.. submitted on briefs.
Cook vs.. seaboard Air Line Railway
Co.. argued by L. l.. Lewis for plaintiff
IN error. and r. r. Williams for defen-
dant In error and submit>,.d
M. g. NJ. Transportation Co. VS.. Ma
sury, argued by r. NJ. Hughes for ap-
pellant and A. Johnston Ackiss for the
defendant, and submitted.
Wickham and Northrop receivers. VS..
Richmond s. s. S. & !. Co.; argued by
Henry Taylor, Jr.. for plaintiffs in error
and William l.. Royal for the defend.
ant in error, and continued until to-mor-
row.
The next cases to be called-Merritt VS..
Bunting. Western Union Telegraph Co.
VS.. Chiles Citizens Railway and Light
Co vs. Taylor, by. &C., and Vcltch va,
Jenkins, being Nos SO. 10, II and 7s on
the argument docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-15
9 in the recently annexed section Of
Property Transfers,

ig In the recently annexed section Of
the city. -
Property Transfers.
ted ni sha Nd mary IN n psseseott,s srus
colt to Henry s., Wallersteln, 341 1-S
feet on south line of Hanover STREET.,
running from Cedar to l1lm Street, So
chas. ]. Anderson to ssaliie o. Flour
noy, 30 feet on south line OF Leigh
ssttreet' Sa ,o 1-2-12 feet east OF sixth
Alfred II. Mcdowell and wife to Evn
May Burruss, 90 feet on south line of
S S.everly Street, 10 feet east Of Linden
". Reginald Walker to Maggie q.
Nolte, 211-2 feet on north line Of Ivy
Street. 95 feet west OF Sycamore street,
: Joseph Leo Davis and wife to II. H.
Iyree, ~ feet on west line OF Cedar
street, 1866 1-2-12 feet south OF Floyd
Avenue. $4,000
8: g. Allen and Martha n. Habliston
to G. =. Richards. 16 s 1912 feet on
MNarshall Street. southeast corner Of
Henrico. -.-1saac Dlggs, special COM
missioner to. y. u. VIM, 3 10 acres
near lGlko Station. $1,2bO.
VIM. a, Duffer and wife to VIM r.
tanner, lots 22, 80 and "a in SUBJ
aiyision Of lot 8, plan OF Powhatan,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-15
Stocks Fell in PHILADELPHIA,

rh porriIiLADELpHIA, PA. March IA
p phfre was violent break on the
following the panic in New York. Ayi ..
.nofugh the sales were not heavy.
pr,css crumbled and at the close tie
dtemoralized condition. Reading led
tthe decline. the price for that stock
IIoiiowing the New York figures.
lhltcd Gas Improvement fell from SIS
70 go ~; Electric Storage from 81
70 - IL; Lehigh Valley from 81 to
%: Lehigh Navigation from % to 80,
close was almost at bottom figures'
The prices quoted for some stocks are
the lowest they have sold in several
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-15
Notice..
N0TICN


In accoordance with resolution OF
the Board of Directors of The State
Bank OF Virginia made, on the 21st day
of February, 1907, and pursuant to a
resolution Of the shareholders OF said
Bank made the 12th day OF February,
1907, n call is hereby made and notice
is hereby given for general meeting
Of the shareholders Of The. State Bank
I'd day of April, 1907. in It's banking
house., No. I'LL East Main Street, in
the City OF Richmond. Va, ut IL O'Clock
NJ, to consider and act upon the sub
ject OF the conversion OF this Bank
into Natidnal Banking Association,
and II deemAd oxpedient and for tho
best interests OF the Bank and OF the
shareholders. to authorize the Board
OF Directors to take all proper steps
for that purpose; and for the consid-
GRAFTON OF any other matters that may
come before said meeting.
BY order OF tho Board of Directors
JNO. S. ELLl1TT
49, resident.
Cashier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-15
Wants
ONE CENT A woHb,
Sealed Proposals.

SEALED BIDS, ADDRiiSSIIio ri ri i;
Sewers Sidewalks and Wator Maths
committee, care City Engineer, Pc
tersburS, VaY Will be received hp to
10000 square yards granollthic Side
Walk, pavement, this being the unfin-
ished portion of contract entered
OF. Norfolk, Va, with this city. In In
addition to the above. bids Will bo
received for from 10000 to 10000
square yards granolithic sidewalk
to lay Specifications can be seen
at tho City Engineers office. Ccrti-
fled check for $500 must accompany
bid. The committee reserves the
right to reject my or all bids,
r. D. BttDD, CITY lCnginecr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-15
TRADE REPORT

Bradstreet's Tomorrow will say for
Richmond and vicinity:
liquors, this market has grown In I'M
portanca. Wholesale dealers. recti
fiers. distillers and jobbers OF splrlts
and liquors have had successful year;
they have entered new fields with en-
couragIng results and their sales nave
shown a steady Increase,
Tobacco continues to be marketed
In moderate amounts and prices Of all
grades continue good. In tho produce
and fruit market the demand equals
the supply, and price continue fair,
Dry goods dealers continue spring
shipments. Retail trade 10 at Its end
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-15
Executors Notice.

Having qualified ms executor under
ceased. I hereby request ali persons
having claims against and debts due
by. tho testator to Immediately file
evidence. OF the Same with me, and nil
forward and pay tho same to me.
JOHN NJ. MILLER, JR.,
Executor Jas r. Chalmers. Deceased
2. Q. Box $50. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-15
Post.Office Appointments.

i[sneoial Cable to Tho Times Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. d. g., March IA
Postmasters appointed;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Franklin county.
William ]. Sutherland, vice b. H. Brad
ner, resigned. M
North Carolina--Posteil. Cherokee
county Jeremiah w, Jones, vice II. A.
Hooper, resigned