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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-20

Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 10. sena-
tor Foraker tonight eliminated him
self from participation with Judge
Taft in "a letter addressed to the
judge today, and made public by the
senator, as follows:
+, Cincinnati, o., Sept. 10, 1908.
:. : my dear. Judge: Having read in
the newspapers that some OF your
friends, and possibly you doubt the
propriety Of my speaking with you
at Music hall next Tuesday night, I
have decided not to attend the meet
ting. ! take this course, not because
I deem the answers I have made to
Mr.. Hearst's charges insufficient nor
because of any lack of loyalty to
your cause, but only because I do
not wish to do anything that might
injure that cause or embarrass you
personally. ~ a4=S. ~. CIV. t,.'1 .$
q. .s2Sa Yours very truly.
|ss32. 81 81. B. Foraker. =" ~
Zion William H. Taft, Cincinnati
Ohio a ;3t s,5.5 " .s5
To John Hayes Hammond, pres
Iident of the National League OF Re
publican clubs, Mr.. Foraker sen
this letter, which he also made pub
lie: s....6.:. . 49, sfEs.sa'astt sAz !. %sss
$tT herewith inciese a seIf-explana
4 tory letter that, ! have just sent t.
11sJudge Taft, bsSs l., " 81 ~ ~
Senator Foraker said on giving on
the correspondence that this actor
was entirely voluntarys,sand that h
had received no direct communica
ton from Judge Taft regarding tn
situation. 3ss 4 ...Ss5 5ysass a !. : s~
4 The publicity of the letters follow
led a series of conferences held yes
terday and today, Senator. Dick an
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-20
TROUBLE over PRIVATE, CARS

IN Z & g z;
Baltimore. Md, Sept. TO-. The In
terstate Commerce Commission filed
it's argument in the United States
circuit court today In reply to the
application made by the Baltimore
and Ohio railway for q preliminary
Injunction restraining the commits
sion from the enforcement of the or
der regarding the distribution Of coal
Icars.M The point on which Its argu-
mentr hangs is the same as that in
the Pitcairn Coal company case,
which was decided the other day by
the United States Circuit, court goi
appeals at Richmond against the
Baltimore and Ohio. The present
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-20
Thrilling EXPERIENCE OF: Il.
SIX HURRICANE SURVIVORS

when the light OF the, Luckenb bach
was seen at 11:40 at night. With
some matches and a few splinters
Clipped from the rail a fire was
started in q TIN bucket and this was
kept bnrning as long as the stock of
matches held out,
The Luck enbach was 100 miles on
her course, having proceeded In that
Edireetion to Avoid the hurricane.
Chief Officer Thomas Haley sighted
the little fire on the schooner sew
eral miles away and bore down up
on it. The sea was very rough, but
volunteers were not wanting and
soon q life boat was launched 81
Coming close to where the men
on the schooner were huddledt to-
gether 1t was found impossible to
bring the boat near enough to the
wreckage to take them off and. one
by one, they leaped from the schoon-
er into the sea and were dragged
aboard.
The rescued men were Bernard
Russell, Alfred Harris, Herbert
Strand, Leon Freeman Daniel Jack.
son and Capt. Morris. The mate 81
the schooner, Mccoy, was swept over
board Sept. 10. and drowned,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-20

Senator Writes raft HE Win Not Attend Tuesdays Biz
Meeting As He feas MS Presence NAY Ehharrass The
Candidate and lljure m Cause Relieves His Explain!
alton Of Standard Oil Letters Is Good, But Drops Out

MI. Voerys being the inferno diaries.
Senator Murray Crane of Massach-
usetts, reached, the city today and
went at once to Charles P. Taft's
residence where Judge Taft remain
ed the entire day. - /.
After an extended conference Mr..
Crane. returned to the Hinton hotel,
where he, was met by Senators For
Eakers and Dick. The three lunched
together at the hotel tnd then retudn
| ed to Senator Foraker's offices in the
Traction building where the confer
ence was protracted until late in the
afternoon when Senators Crane and
dick again saw Judge Taft .s'&asae
Neither Judge Taft, Senator For
laker, Senator Crane, Senator, Dick Of
Mr.. Voerys would discuss anything
contained in the letters which were
made public with the exception ot
Mr.. Foraker's remark, that his. ac
ston was, voluntary. r.. =; q ~
| 1t could not be ascertaned whether
/ It, was Mr.. Foraker's = idea for tn,
Judge to eliminate. him from tn
1 campaign entirely or whether, he will
as he intended, take the stump later
It is said today the Hearst For
aker controversy agitated all in Pc
! HticA position here, Tbroughcu
i Judge Taft has declired to discus
: the matter for publication CIR either
wise with the exception Of Senator
I Crane and Dick and Mr.. 3Voerys. q
)! Communication between the car
4 didate and the New York headqua1
!, tiers was frequent today and eve
before Mr.. Foraker gave out his lei
ter to Mr.. Taft it was known tina
: he would not be on the ,-platforr
Mr.. Taft at the Tuesday meeting.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-20

San Juan, r r. Sept. 10. After
al thrilling experience in hurricane,
Capt. j. B. Morris and five men Of
the schooner Mary b. Judge, from
Mobile for San Jaun, were rescued
in the early morning hours last
Thursday by the steamer Julia Lick
senbach. ss5 4 83 4 S &
The Mary B. Judge, which left Mo.
bile for San Jaun August s with d
cargo of lumber, ran into a gale Sep
TENDER To- The schooner's masts
were carried away and she was alb
solutely helpless. Heavy seas opened
her seams and she soon filled with
water. The captain and his crew
dashed themselves to the top Of the
broken mast, which was the only
part of the boat above water.
ALI they succeeded In saving was
a little hard tack and a gallon 81
water. The water was exhausted II
"a hours, and the hard tack was
doIed out one to each map daily. or
the sixteenth the men caught two
gallons Of rain and when rescued Al
i a. M, ON the third day they still
had gallon Of water left and eight
hard tackg. ls5
They had almost abandoned hope
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-20
had any connection With the stand

had any connection with the Stand.
ard .pil company that he believed to
be improper. AT the same time 1t. was
said that the, blication Of the let
teTs during the heat sof the presiden.
tial campaign was unfortunate 9 fol-
him and his political associates:
It was declared that his availability
.as Gan effective congressional worker
,was at sene end, even ii his appear
ance on the stump would not prove
damaging to the cause he undertook
to champion " y" = & 3f3se
Chairman Hitchcock Of the Repub-.
lican National committee was asked
q question respecting the probable
coursesof38he Tahft managers concern.
ing Senator r. Foraker. He declined to
express any opinion, and. in fact, he
declined to anls ms all questions s tk,n: i
| is believed the nosition Foraker will
occupy during the campaign must be
determined at Cincinnati, s.3 ,ss .i,,.
| Governor Hughes came to. New
/ York today and had conferences
/ with Chairman Hitchcock and sew
eeral other Republicans of the New
York State committee and of the New
4 York County committee. His tall
with Mr.. Hitchcock resulted in. Civ
ing the national chairman a promise
/ to assist in the middle and western
i 1H+ r. H. r. y ~ 3-r& -. 74 ~ 81.
states: ..a &..sf'5sFs9 HEEsfsss.5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-20
" !. ], BRYAN
IS ARRESTED
~ ~ - E@@77GIsf #ss e, All.
He and His Party Pulled for
Fast AutoiIlgg in Rhode
Island

Providence, r.. Il, Sept. 19s--Cam.
spaigning through Connecticut and
Rhode island, M1msaJ Bryan tonight
in this city concluded his first in
vasion Of the state in his present
campaign in, the east The day was
not without it incidents, particular
" after the Rhode Island territory
was reached. when at one time Mr..
Bryan and his party were arrested
for overspeeding their automobile.
After certain formalities, such as
the taking of names, etc, had been
gone through with, the party was
allowed to proceed. Another cal
containing newspaper men suffered
a like fate and a like procedure.
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u. s. COURT SAYS. SALEOf !.
!. ...... BOOZE is ILLEGAL IN IOWA

4 Davenport Ia, Sept. 19.--Accord-
ing to decision rendered by Judge
Smith MCPHERSON of the United
States circuit court, the coma mulct
are now operating, are flletaoishr
licenses under which the saloons are
now operating, are Illegal.
Judge Mcpherson further declares
the Iowa mulet law is no license
system and that there has been no
license system in Iowa for the last
quarter Of a century, and for that
length of time there has never been
a lawful sale Of LIQUOR as a bever-
age within the state of Iowa. he
further holds that no person under
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case has been set for hearing next
Tuesday. l.: s:s .e .sg.-.r:t
In the Pitcairn case, Judge Morris
decided that the railway must in
clude private cars in distributing
it's cars to Independent operators,
did not think that so-ealled foreign
railways fuef carsY should be so in
Guided. Then the Interstate Com
merce Commission passed an order
requiring the Baltimore and Ohio and
other railways to include private"
cars in making their distributions.
To this order the Baltimore and Ohio
demurred and demanded a prelimin,
Eary injunction restraining the COM
mission from enforcing the order
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-20
Results in Gov. Hughes Be.
inq Substituted for Sena- 4.
.iOf as Speaker
II is Believed His Usefulness
in Congress Is AT
An End

New York, Sept. 10. - Regardless
of whether Senator Foraker's defense
OF his relations with the Standard
Oil company, as evidenced 5by the let
tiers made public by William R. Hearst.
is deemed sufficient to clear him of
the suspicion of improper character,
there is a distinct feeling tonight that
he will be eliminated from considera-
ton as a speaker for the Republican
national ticket.
Indications that there is such a
movement on foot appear in the an
nouncement at headquarters of Her
bert Parsons, chairman Of the New
York county committee that Cover
nor Hughes has been secured to de-
liver a speech at the meeting to be
held at Camp Taft in this city oc-
tober i 1t had been announced pre-
D viously that Senator Foraker had ac-
I cepted an invitation to be the speak
4 er at that meeting. 800 $s.s 4.
In giving out the fact that Governor
Hughes would address the meeting
Oct. /, no mention was made OF SEN
ator Foraker and in reply to direct
questioning it was said at headquar-
tiers It was not known whether Mr..
Foraker would appear with Governor
Hugh 1t was learned tonight that
advertising matter in relation to
Camp Taft meeting for Oct / is being
prepared and that the announcement
will not mention any other speaker
than Governor Hughes. RE-
AT the same time is was stated that
second big meeting is being arrang.
ed to be held at Camp Taft Oct. 2,
and that that will be addressed by
Leslie M. Shaw, former secretary Of
4 the treasury.
IA In Republican and Democratic
political circles today no subject has
! been discussed with the feeling thai
has characterized nsideratio Of the
Forak rchbold letters. Republi
4 cans of high standing and many Demo
Gratis are in hesitancy in saying thai
Z they believed Senator Foraker had no
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~
any circumstances can lawfully sell
liquor as a beverage in the state OF
Iowa. ~ = Is
In throwing out in the United
States circuit court yesterday the
petition of the United Breweries Co.
of New Jersey. against the Daven-
port Civic Federation. Judge Smith
Mcpherson quotes section TO q. s..
revised statutes to the effect that a
writ OF Injunction shall not be grant
ed by any court of the United States
to stay proceedings in any court Of
the state except in cases where such
Injunction may be authorized by law
relating to the proceedings in bank
ruptcy.
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WILL KEEP ANDY BUSY.

Fargo Forum: The Grand Forks
Herald says that one Republican
nominee Andy Miller---is in no dan
ger of defeat at the polls this fall.
That might be truthfully said of the
entire Republican ticket. There is
no doubt about Miller's ability to
land. His worst stroub1es will come
slater-when he will be expected IS
make good on all the pledges and
promises some of his damphoo
friends are making for him. !, :
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-20
SAY HEARST LIES
Congressman ,sibley and Governor
r. Haskell Deny He Isl
:G:&5s s - u Charges.

J Franklin, Pa, Sept. 19.-Congress-
man Joseph 6. sibley today emphati-
cally, denied that he had ever written
II. Continued on Page 81 .,.,,
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FOR SALE, AT A SACRIFICE, TOUR
ing car. In excellent condition. equip
ment includes leather top. full set
of new curtains. five lamps, presto
lite tank, horn, extra tire. tireholder,
tires in good condition. engine Just
overhauled at expense of s220, prac-
tically new: painting done by Gross;
car must be sold Immediately. Terms
to suit purchaser. Address 3 13T,
care mes-Dispatcf.
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VIEWS WORK
OF PEACE LEAGUE
Virginia Branch Holds It's An
nual Meet and Hears Graft
tying Reports.

The annual meeting OF the Virginia
League for international Arbitration
met on "Wednesday, the 10th. in the
rooms OF the Travellers Protective AS
soclation. In the absence of the pres-1
ident, DR.. s. c. Mitchell presided. Tho
meeting was called to order, and all
the old officers were reelected, with
the addition OF Mrs. L. r. Dashiell on
the executive board. The secretary's
report reviewed the work accomplished
during the year. 1t reported that the
league sent two delegates. Hon. A. j.
Montague and Mr.. Wyndham Mere
dith, to the New York Peace Congress.
held In New York in April 1907; also
that valuable books for reference had
been placed in the State Library; In
teresting peace literature has been
mary Library has been presented with
the principal periodical of the Ameri-
our press reporter, has written for lis
some valuable papers: that the Epis-
copal Conference. held here in Octo-
her. passed unanimously resolutions
favoring The Hague Conferences; that
our president wrote a circular request
ing all ministers to observe World
Peace Sunday by preaching peace
sermon on that day: to which many
ministers complied, and that in March.
Rev. James L. Tryon. of Boston, chair
man of church committee OF the Amer
lean Peace Society, spoke three times
in our city. under the auspices OF tho
Virginia Peace League; and that the
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gegal aaotires.
Office of Collector Of City Taxes.
So-~1~<-O>>c-~~
Office TO TAXPAYERS.

Office Of Collector OF City Taxes.
City Hall. Richmond, "a
This OFFICE WILL BE 4GApY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR ONE-FAI.S OF
|CrTY TAXES REAL ESTATG AND
PERSONAL. FOR THE YEAR 1908, ON
JUNE 18TH.
THE WHOLE TAX IS DIE. but the
io,dlnance provides that one-lalf nay
ibe paid In June an1 the remaining
half In December. Failure TO pay all
Tor one half In June incurs q penalty of
Is per cent on the whole amount. which
lis due at once, and IL not paid hefore
1ST the Collector is re-
lunired to levy, with costs added This
notice embraces the annexed district
ALL MALES 81 Saars of age, ALL
PERSONS (NIALE OR FEMALE) who
own personal property. or hosd per-
Isonal property as flluciury, anu ell
lpart,es conducting business in the city
tof Richmond COT whatever nature) are
assess, d, and will please call ard set
tile, so as to avoid delinquency.
| GRADING. PAVING, PIPE AND
lSEWER CONNECTION BILLS are pay
liable in the same name: as TaxasL
lanG at the same time.
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPER
lTY STANDS, and sec that you get all
your bills.
This being the only lotlce providhi
for by law, please give 1t prompt at
ltention, as under the new ordinance.
per cent. penalty will have to be addet
ito the whole bill after June 30th.
f. w. CUNNINGHAM,
Collector OF City Taxeti.
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HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD,
at HUGHESS, 209 North Third.
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for 5ale.

SPECIAL sMoKERs.-i HAVE JUST
received $4,000 FUN 5-inch high grade
perfecto size cigar; made at Key
West; Havana wrapper and filler.
MADE especially for my trade.
They are fine: as good az any two
for-twenty- five-cent cigars made.
II you are going out OF town this
is the proper cigar to take with
you; let me send you box, and II
they are not as represented, win
refund the money. They are 8 cents
straight; So a hundred. w. S. Nc
COY. Eighth and Broad
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K Z
18th Of May, the birthday Of The
Hague court, has been established as
Peace Day In the public schools OF
Richmond.
LIN. S. C. Mitchell gave most In
ter'sating account Of the recent Peace
Conference held at Lake Mohonk, N
Y. lie expressed himself as surprised
at the earnest and widespread interest
thsit existed elsewhere upon the sub
ieet of arbitration. In other parts OF
tn e country 1t seemed indeed to be a
Tive" subject. to which many men of
pr pminence and ability were giving
es rnest consUlerat ion,: along lines safe
aid practicable. He stated that the
subject was being pressed not in
rush, but in earnest, conservative
spirit: that while it was recognized
4 Gaat the desired result could not be
Is complished at once or hastily, yet 1t
was also recognized that its final
accomplishment could be FASTENED
by hearty cooperation and per-
sistent effort. He mentioned as
among those attending the meeting tho
following: Hon. John w. Foster, jus
itice Brewer, Hon. James Brown Scott,
ident White, Of the University of Geor-.
gin: Baron Takahira, of Japan, and
delegates from England, Hawaii and
Scotland and other countries.
After the address of DR.. Mitchell
the following presidents were
elected: Hon. Joseph E. Willard. Pres
ident E. a. Alderman. President Geo.
H Denny, of Washington and Lee
University; Hon. John w. Daniel. of
Lynchburg: Mr.. Henry. Schmelz. Of
Hampton: Theodore S. Garrett, of. Nor
folk; Rabbi z. n. Calisch, Dr. George
Ben Johnston, Hon L. l. Lewis. Hon..
w. B. Mc1lwaine. Of Petersburg; Mr..
William P. BoatwHght. Of Danville;
Judge Archer A. Phlegar, of Bristol.
The league voted to invite some. able
and prominent speakers to deliver ad
dresses in Richmond dH the coming
fall. =
The association. feeling that its work;
| is we'll established in Richmond, earn
estIy solicits the interest of others;
the cooperation of the churches the
4. NJ. c. A. and all other organ iEations,
and also financial aid from all inter
ested in the great cause of peace.
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STORE PROPERTY FOL:
sale quick; also nice clean stock Of
goods and fixtures. situated In one
OF the Oest towns in the State; large.
well-lighted store room; good !i,-ing
rooms upstairs; good garden and
some small fruit coming In; GDo.'
well water: best location in town;
doing paying business. but have
best reasons for quick sale. Addy ess
80. 20, care Timcs-Dispatch $4,000
net profit in six months
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Gburcb notires.
-es~Nee-.So.e~>-
METHOpIST.

81 METHODIST.
|. BROAD STREET METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Dr.. GILBY C. KELLY, pastor. Sunday
School $3.50 A. NJ. Public worship II A..
NJ and Sis p. NJ. M!dweek service We'd
nesday Sis p. NJ. Strangers cordially Wei
come. =
corner Twentg-fourth and Streets9.-
NJ and s:l5 p. NJ. Evening subject. Eie-
ments Of a Happy y, Home Home;
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH tfBROAD AND.
Twelfth Streets)--The pastor. Rey3 GEO. w.
MCDANIEL. D. D., will preach at a. NJ;
subject. Mother Mother, and pb Her and
sunday school "a. W Patterson, supt3 gao
A. NJ. A welcome TO all
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Grace and Foushee streets -Rss.
DAVID ~. RAMSAY. p. D.. pastor. Sunday
school at 80 a. NJ. Preaching by the pas..
and at Sis P. M. subject, Coming Back
10 Our Fathers House Prayer-lneetins
Wednsstas At s:lS p II l,r,sr
Rev. w. C. JAMES, p. p, or.---Prcaeh-
Ing at II \. NJ. and s r. N. by the pastor;
THE TABERSAGE BA , &c cHuR B Y
Il 4. NJ. and S r. NJ Bible school At s:ad
a. NJ. Prayer-meetlng Wednesday, at 8 p
NJ. Everybody welcome.
CHRISTIAN.
sEv Z TIL Rect CHRISTIAN
s., the pastor. Inc REV. ii. .. 9. MAcLAcH-
Ian. Morning subject trbe Glimassot Rs
demption." Subject at night, THE Weigi,er
Matters of the Law" Sunday School $50
A. NJ. q. iAW. ThrocSmorton, Snpt.
fPRESBYTERIAN #
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. (cOR-t
ner Grace and Madison streets)--F'. T. Nc
FApEN. D. ID, tpastor.--Servlces ut liza, NJ.
and pEeasains by the pastor sun.
Wednesday, at sSP. NJ AaslST z,
SECOND s PRESBYTERfANa CHURCH
The pastor, Rev. RUSSELL CECIL, ID d. n
VII. preach at both the morning and evening
at IL A. M.Sand evening
al! S p. NJ. All are cordially invited 10 be
present at these services. s9t III
SERVICES AT GRACE STREET PRES.
byterian Church at IL a. NJ. and $ r. Mi
conducted by the pastor. Rev. JERE WITH
EkSPQON,t d. D. .ES
CHURCH OF THE CoVEN!,NT--REv. II
CALVIN STEWART. D. D., PASTOR Divine
services Tomorrow at II A. n. and r. Nj
conducted by the pastor. Prayer service
Wednesday, at p. NJ All welcome.
s.8,& LUTHERAN, ,5 N i.5lA i
FIRST ENGLISH ENAHGELlGALss L.
therap Church,, j. tSCHERER. JR,.i pas
tor. Sabbath school $3.50, morning service
III a. NJ. Luther Lea sue Z r, ~, vespsr ssi-5
vicc s =, N
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LOST, A REYNOLDS sUN-CuRED TO-
lja1co pocket, containing sI6 yester-
day morning, on Main Main Street
line or twehty fifth and Broad street
lne. Apply Phone 1876.
LOST .ENAMELED COPPER PIN,
with silver trimmings. Reward II
returned to 30l East Grace street
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Atlantic Coast Line
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

$500 a. Fast daily trains TO Old Point.
400 P. / Newpc;t News and Norfolk.
7:4o A.-Daily. Local to Newpr.t News
$500 p Daily. Local to Old Point.
Zoo Z. Daily. Louisville Cincinnati. Chi
$500 A.-Daily. G.'ville exc. Sun. G. Forge.
5:l5 P.-week Dayz. Local to G'yilie.
1000 A.-Daiiy. L'burg. Lex. e. Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from, East-s:51 A. NJ. s;15 P. NJ.
Through from East--11:45 a. ID. P. NJ.
Through-7:30 "A. N. and 3:45 j 81.
James Liver Line-'s:3o A. NJ. 6:50 P. NJ
Daily except Sunday.
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FOR SALE. THREE TOP WAGONS,
two laundry wagons and two ptae-
tons. in good repair, cheap. A. MEY-
ER'S SONS. 100 South Eighth.
FOR SALE, L4ATHs. BY CARLOAD OR
less. WM. E. CUNNINGHAM. Louisa,
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ROOMS, TWO NICE. FURNISHED OR
unfurnished. rooms, near First and
Franklin Address. only, Box 23i.
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BOARD FOR SEVHRAL
persons can be had at Yrs. w. T..
WH1TTEN'S. Faber, Mellon county,
Va. Good fare; good wdter; plenty
fresh milk andLbutter.
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FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.

WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITURE.
china. wedding presents, etc. JACOB
a fuMLAUF, Fine Upholstering and
Mattresses, 705 West Main. Phone
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SHOE-REPA1nNG

NEURoLoGICALT COL
lego, 210O Prairie Avenue, Chicago.
The first non-sectarian medical
school in the world Sixteenth year
begins September I'd. Circular OF
! Information free. All modern meth
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5ulflmer Moarf1tnq

SUMMER B GARD Err S !:
cool, shady place; convenient to rail-
way stations; mail delivered daily
For particulars, write Mrs. MARY
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