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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-19

Takes One-HalI OF tho City Tax TO
Pay the Interest on the Debt,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-19
0RPHEUM
ANNOUNCEMENT

The management OF the Orpheum
theater announces that il will give a
special matinee on Tuesday, Washing
tons birthday. at 2:15 p. M.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-19

1t Was over One Million Dollars on
January 1st OF This Year.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-19

Auditors Report Presented Shows ehe
Above Facts Enough to Hskc Every
Citizen Think Twice and Then Tell
How to Meet the Situation"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-19

Editor Standard: In your Issue Of
February 10th Is an article with flow.
ing headlines. which reads as follows:
"THE BIG CITY oEeT.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-19
THAT BIG CITY DEBT

Nothing Says Julius Nye-Ee Pats the Merchants
the Sack Icdes the Waterworks Buyers and Says In
Time Water@orls May Pay Out-Wants People TO
Pay OFF the 100000 Debt and Just Boost
and Then Boost More
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

1Oo LA = lO SLASSlFY
SALESMEN-Traveling men are earn
Ing from $500 TO $1,000 per day car
rylng our pocket side line For par
tlculars address Goth Century Mfg Co,
1908 Wells St. Chicago. 2-l9-lt
NANTED-GIrl for general house
work; small house: two In family
Apply 1852 Madison ave. 2-l9-tf
FOR RENT-New nve-room brick
95S 22d 2-l9-1wk
3 NICE ROOMS over Clark's stores.
2-19-tf
FOR RENT-Clark's centre store.
2-19-tf
FANCY DRESSMAKTNG. All work
guaranteed. In rear 1887 Adams
ave 2-l9.lwk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-24
DeziCafely
Formed

and gently reared, women will find in
all the seasons Of their lives, as maid.
ems, wives and mothers, that the one
simple, wholesome laxative remedy,
which acts gently and pleasantly and
naturally and which may be taken at
any time, when the system needs a
laxative, with perfect safety and real.
ly beneficial effects, is Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of SIENNA.
II has that true delicacy OF flavor
which is so refreshing to the taste,
that warming and grateful toning to
the stomach which responds so favor.
ably to its action and the laxative eff.
feet which is go beneficial to the sys.
TEN when, occasionally, its gentle
cleansing is required.
The genuine, always bearing the
name of the California Fig Syrup Co.,
may be purchased from all leading
druggists in original packages of one
size only, price fifty cents per bottle.
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pres.ou-Norri..

Wavorly, Va, February ga teau-
ufui wedding took place this afternoon
at o'clock at Waverly BAPTIST Church,
when Miss Ethel Norris, daughter OF
the late w. u. Norris. became the bride
of John w. Presson. OF Wakefield,
Rev. w. +, Dunaway, Jr.. officiating.
The ribbon girls were Ray Brittle. OF
Wakefield; Grace and Annie Norris and
Mary Sale. of Waverly, and the ,isters
were II. l.. Harris and +. NJ. Ellis, of
Wakefield; w. V. West. X w o'Geary.
II. w Chappell and w. T. Norris. OF
Waverly. The maid Of honor was Miss
Lucille Meredith Norris, the brides sis
ter.
The bride entered with her brother,
Harry u. Norris, of Me-. Jersey, and
the groom entered with his best man.
t. A. Thompson, of Norfolk. Mr. and
Mrs. Presson left on the o'clock train
for a tour CT Northern cities. on re-
turning they will make their home at
Wakefield.
Among the out -of-town guests at
the wedding were Miss Essie Jordan. o;
Norfolk: +. w Norris. of Franklin
Miss May Rogers, OF Carsley. Misses
Berliicc and Annie Lee and Miss Esste
Warren OF Petersburg; Miss Ray Brit
tie, Mr.. Il. w. Brittle, Mrs. II. Il. Pres
son, and Miss Mary Clark, Of Wake
field Mrs. w. j. Sale. Miss Ida Sale
Miss Mary Hohbs Mrs. j. II. Hatch
3d. r. Sale and II. s. Hatch
OF Disputanta: Miss Ruth Hobbs. o
Prince George. and Miss Mabel Saun
ders ana Robert Saunders, of Carson.
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SPENT A FORTUNE
ON SKIN TROUBLE
But Lost All Hope Of Cure Grew
Worse and Worse in Spite ofMany
Doctors and Three Years Of Hos
pital Treatment - inflammation
Made HerAImost Crazy with Pain.
CURED BY TWO SETS
OF CUTlCURA REMEDIES.

u began to have an itching over my
whole body about seven years ago and
this settled in my limb, from the knee to
the toes. went to see a great many
physicians, q matter which cost me
fortune, and after noticed that / did
not get any relief that way, / went for
three years to the hospital. But they
all the medicines that could see but
became worse and worse. / had an in
Illumination which made me almost crazy
witt. pain. When showed my foot to
my friends they would get really fright
cned. did not know what to do. l
was so sick and had become so nervous
that I positively lost all hope,
! had seen tho advertisement Of the
Cuticura Remedies great many times
but could not mako up my mind to buy ),
them, for l had already used so many
medicines. Finally did decide to use
tho Cuticura Remedies and tell YOU
that was never SO pleased as when l
noticed that, after having used two sets
Of Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment
and Cuticura Pills. the entire inflamma-
ton had gene. was completely cured.
with similar disease would come to
mo and find out the truth. / would only
recommend them to uso Cuticura. Mrs
Bertha Sachs, 1861 Second Ave-, New
York n. ", Aug. 90, 1900.
Mrs. Bertha Sachs is my sister-in-
law and / know well how she suffered
and was cured blythe Cuticura Remedlee
after many other Treatments failed.
Morris Sachs, 80 II. s0th ST., New York,
N. Y, Secretary Of Deutsch- Ostrowoer
INT Verein. Kempner Hebrew Benevo-
lent Society, etc"
A single set Of Cuticura Remedits,
costing but ono dollar, consisting Of Soap
to cleanse, Ointment to heal and Pills
to purify, has frequently cured chronic
cases Of torturing, disfgnring humors OF
infants, children and. adults when tho
best methods known to the profession
had failed. Guaranteed absolutely pure.
Potter Drug Chem. Corp sole Props iSb eoi,ln,.
bus Ave. Boston, Mass, Us-Aiallea Free, Cutrnrs
Book. az Authority on Skin and Scalp Dseasea.
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STATE DEPOSITS
UNDER NEW PLAN
Finance Committee Is Much
Pleased With Lassiter ;.
Scheme.

n proposition to solve tho much
ycxcd problem OF designated State de-
positaries was presented yesterday by
Senator Lassiter to the House Com
| mittee on Finance. Tho committee
thought so we'll of 1T that the plan was
| at once reported to the House. and it
is understood it Will find favor in the
| Senate.
At every session some one intro
duces a bill adding certain banks to
the list OF those In which the State
Treasurer keeps the States money. A
good many other members try to get
in the game with their banks. At the
last session this practice caused the
defeat of .the bill. Always jealousies
1 and heart burn!nes result
| senator Lassiter said that many
banks, after becoming designated de-
positories, merely put up sign In
front of their places ct business, ad-
vertis,ng the fact. He thought he saw
a way out.
HIS scheme simply is to allow any
bank In Stie State. which can satisfy
the Governor and the Attorney-Gen-
eral as to It's solvency. to be elisipie
to become a designated State deposl-
tory. 1t should not. az at present be
required to give a trust company bond.
no secure the deposits 1t should be re-
nu,rcd to deposit with the State Aud
itor bonds OF the State, upon whlch "
would draw interest These oohds.
which are now selling at So make .
per cent. investment. The deposit
Is not to exceed rs per cent. OF the par
value of the bonds. On the deposlts
the banks would pay to the state. as
at present, als per cent. on daily o'i'-
| ances
h. No bank is to be considered unless
its will deposit at least $4,000 worth
| OF bonds. It would then nave she
privilege of advertising itself as
State depositary all it wished.
No favoritism would thus be snow snow
| and nobody could kick. In additioh.
a brisker demand would bee reated IoI
state bonds and the credit OF virginia
will be enhanced.
4 Ahead of Senator Lassiter represent
ativcs of Alexandria banks wnlen
want to be depositaries appeared. SEN
| ator Thornton thought II 1t Is nsesst
sary to have only q few such banks ~
! might be we'll to eliminate some ..
the richmond banks. and SO let .ns
outside people feel that they are pa.
of the state. Alexandria. ne sala,
struprling tn stay in the STATE any
wants to be recognized.
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as a fad. which would
ynnfst tikc Skating Yiuks

characterized as fad. which would
vanish like skating Kinks.
Mr.. hathaway asked * the burnt
lime Is worth five times as mitch to
the soil az the ground rock. and II 1t
cost tho state 90 cents a ton to grind.
and IL the manufacturers get only
s3.25 for their product, why should
they object to having sale for pro-
duct worth In tho same ratio $3.50 n
ton? To this MIR. Carson replied that
the State proposes to give Its virtual
Endorsement to the ground rock prop
osltion, which would lead many to try
It, and use II in preference to the pro-
duct OF private capital.
1t was stated that q dozen more
manufacturers were present, but tho
committee was tired, and adjourned
until this morning. 1t is not known
whether or not there Will be further
argument on this bill.
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been in favor of the value of the use
of ground limestone. Glass legislation
had been gotten i'd of by elimination
of the feature on the bill that tho lime
should be sold only to farmers. II
was now stated that 1T could be sold
to any citizen. The matter of going
into competition with private enter
prlses was something which the COM
mittee should carefully consider, but
he thought it appeared that the con-
v!cts could not be put to doing any
thing which would beNess Injurious to
other interests
w. T. Carson. of Rivcrtoil, il large
lime manufacturer, spoke against tho
bill. lie asserted that the manufacture.
ers have not been asleep for twenty
years. On the contrary. they have been
awake for Twenty-Five years, and have
been advertising lime and lmpressln.,
Its value upon the farmers. The aver
age price realized from tho sale OF
| lime was $3.50 to $3.25 per ton Not
questioning the figures Of tile chemists
as to the strength of the two products,
I he said that efficacy on the SOIL show
/ cd Il result OF five to one IN favor of
| burnt lime. To sustain this he quoted
/ q statement coming from Cornell Unit
! verslty On his farm, using burnt
4 lime, he was getting seven tons OF
alfalfa hay to the acre against MIR
I Jacks five Some of the limo plants
4 of the State are now idlc. He would
4 guarantee to I'LL all orders for sons
/ TINA n
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Mr.. Page. one of the many patrons
of the bill, was in charge of the at
firmative side. and first introduced
DR. s. ". Fletcher. OF the Virginia
Agricultural Experiment station. He
said that 90 pounds OF burnt lime is
equal to 100 pounds of ground lime
stone. The burnt lime he thought
more valuable in some cases than the
other. as it corrects acidity in the
soil In many other instances Nthe
ground limestone was, he said, equal
and perhaps superior to the burnt va
riety. For his part, he has advised
farmers to use that which they could
get delivered on their Land the cheap.
est. The cost should not exceed Sl,75
per ton for the ground stone.
Editor Jackson. OF the Southern
Planter. who has for years been talk
ing about the use of lime in land,
advanced the statement that no civili-
cation has ever been built up excep>
upon limestone foundation. There
is no place in the world. he said.
on a limestone soil where the people
are not prosperous. He referred to
the remarkable success made by Mr..
Jack. who last year raised bumper
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debut last winter she has taken a
prominent part in the doings of the
younger set. Miss Sutherland is tall
cnted and has received a splendid
social training under the supervision
OF her mother, one of the most popular
llostesses in the senatorial circle. She
is tall and slender with brown eyes
and hair. Her complexion is one OF
her chief charms.
The wedding. which Will be an I'm
por.ant event of the spring season. will
take place Tuesday, May 3, in st.
Margaret's Episcopal Church.
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BUILDING PERMITS
Ap,o,nt OF Repair Work Increases WIN
promise Of Spring Weather.

building and repair, p, permits were -
s' II 8 WaWers.ein. to erect BRICK
,nemcnt, thtee dwellings, on the
south side of Ms.shall Street. he.we9, !.
I:ighteenth ami Nineteenth streets. :"
co ,so~er .0I II stone, to cree. detached
two. story bri.st dwelling, VA South
GEE e;easge L. Kay. to repair tWo. ,s,,;
fran,e store end DWELLING. s GA Sors'
I ;trr.ty-fifth Street. to cost Sloo.
MIS-. Grace Fl Shields. 70 repair =
two-story frame dwelling, ?i1l
Street, to cost S125.
Mrs. X. G. catogni. to repair three aps e
ones story frame dwellings on the sns'
eide Of College Street. between Mar
Shall and Clay Streets.
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Goldy-lin,isctn.
lecial 10 The .rimes. pispatah. I

TsTecjaT 10 Tho -TImes- DispataH,1
Wadesburo, N, G. February ~,
Clemmy GLADLY .anu MISS Jcnnla Flil-.
SUNDAY afternoon at the Pres
byterlan manse ~ the pnstnr, Rev.
r. M. Mann They left Wadeshoro on
the evening train Tor = fnw days visit
to friends In Rockingham,
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Chnpn,nn--xvnIkcr

Especial TO Tho Times DispntchI
). Tazcwell. Va, February 23.---Mrs.
Mamie Chancelaum Walker and j. w.
Chapman were married ut the homo
of Mrs. Isaac Chapman this morning.
Hov. y. II. Wiley, pastor of the Metho-
aist Church. and Rev. s. O. Hall, pas
.3r OF the Presbyterian Church. OIL
Mrs. Chapman loft for an extended
four, ilrst going to New York CITY and
from there to Jacksonville.
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noy.. Trial postponcd.

The trial of Coleman Chappell, Will
liam Wilks. Thomas Price and Everett
Bohannon. who are charged with as
saulting j. y. Kidd one night When he
was escorting q young girl home, Was
postponed in the Hastings Court yes
terday morning to March 3. owing TO
the unavoidable absence of Harry Al.
Smith. counsel for the accused
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-24
CHARTERS ISSUED

\ license to do business In the stat stat
was issued Yesterday to the American
Street Lighting Company, corpora
ton organized and EXISTING under r.
ten power of attorney having. beef
filed with the commission. appointlnt
Robert 3. Munford, Jr.. of Richmont
statutory agent. The maximum CAPT
tai authorized under the enarter y
to conduct the business of pubic 1anc
private lighting under contract. Thu
company already has contract wit
the CITY of Richmond for furnishing
and maintaining 1000 street ~;is lamp
here,
The givervisw c G !. EIsn !,
president, w. L. kinsey. vice-president|
j. L. Lacy. secretary and treasurel1|
all of Richmond CAPITAL: WaStmunt
SCI, 900; minimum, $4,000. Object: Real
estate business.
Mt. Vernon Iron and Land Company
| Inc.), Stanton, Wa. lncorporators: N
| c. Sherr, president, Charleston. W. Va,
III. g. Harris, secretary. RonceYerte, w
Ma: S. NJ. Austin treasurer. l4ewisburaI
| Va. Capital: Maximum. 100000: mini
1 imum, 100000. Objcts: Real estate am
mining business.
&. ". Lano & Co, t1ne0, Lynchbure|
Va. lncorporators: c.. w Lane presi|
dent; r. NJ Thurmond. vice president
! w. ID. Adams. il secretary and treas
urer-all of -nchburg, Va. CAPITAL
Maximum, $4,000; minimum. Slo,Q0lI
\ Objects: To conduct tho business 81
! building houses, grading roads and dol
general contract work.
| Nelson Manufacturing Co. Cine. /, Rich
tmond. Incorporators w. H. NelsorI
I president, j. G. Anderson, vicc-presi|
dent, w, Il. Anderson. secretary AMI
! treasursr--;lll OF Richmond Capital
MaXimum. 100000: minimum, $4,000
| Objects: Manufacture anu deal II
drugs.
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Fcncrnl Pntcruulssn,.

II the state is going into the busl.
ness OF grinding limestone, he argued,
why not buy a coal mine and work the
oonvicts, selling the product at or
about cost. Why not raise corn In
competitions with the farmer
To go into this business properly, he
said, tile appropriation ought to h,
S1,00O.000 instead OF $4,000. lie
sketched the methods OF manufacture,
gong deeply into the history OF lime
deposits aud their chemical properties.
Burnt lime. he said. gives quicker
returns, Ground limestone sinks
through the soil The proposition no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-24
Dunn-NcIIson.

Especial to The Times-Disputch.l
Bum ]. Dunn, Of this city. and Miss
Harriet Nelson, of New Orleans, We're
married to-day in that city. After a
few days in the South Mr.. and Mrs.
will be at home in the GrigEs place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-24
,ralk ON Tuberculosis,

Tuberculosis Dispensary Mill give a
popular talk on tuberculosis tonight
Mt the parish house of Christ Church,
Nennble and Thirty second Streets. The
lecture will consider the Importance of
as Y problem in Rich
mond, and Will he illustrated with
many new stereopticon Views. Tho
public Is invited The lecture Will be,
Ginrat S O'clock.
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case WIN Not DC Moved.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.1
,shevillc,. y. c.. February 23.--The
motion nado by the state to remove
tho r. c. Watkins murder case for
trial to another county will be aban-
doned, it vas stated last evcnins by
attorneys employ.ed To prosecute the
Hunting, VINO was killed ny Constable.
Watkins at Rlacl aiaNniain last sum-
mcr, The case Ms continued Mt the
present tenn vi superior Court last
week until tho April term, because OF
the illness OF an Important witness for
the defense.
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Observation-Disclosures.

[Speciahto The Times-Dispatch.J
Chatham, Va, February 23.-On Sat
ulday last. at the home of her pa
rents in this city, Miss Evelyn Byrd
Tredway was married to Rhesa Aaw-
s.ns Purnell of Winona, Miss The
ceremony was performed by Rev. y.
G. McLees. The bride Is the daughter
or Judge and Mrs. James Lewis Tired
way, of Chatham
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pahannock valley, Tor Which he got !
as high as $50 per ton, getting about
five bushels to the acre after per-
slstent use of limestone.
Necessary TO state.
Mr. Jackson does not ordinarily |
favor the state going into competi- |
ton with private individuals, but this
thing is vital. Virginia to-day does
nor produce enough of any one thing
to feed her own people but buys out
side. There was not a single plant
in the state he said, grinding lime
stone rock. Such one would not bel
profitable The States very future,
he argued, is bound up in this thing,
and il She grinds rock TO put on the,
roads, why not to put on the farms
AS to the use of burnt lime, he spoke
of the trouble In handling, saying it
was very disagreeable.
Mr.. Hathaway. the next speaker,
could not understand why tho lime
manufacturers were objectfng to this
bill, nasmuch as the land In the Rap
pahannock Valley alone needs more
lime than all the plants In the State
can grind in five years. He knew
where there are 4 million bushels of
oyster shells whiclr1can be bought for
/ cent q bushel They can be ground
for 90 cents a ton. Allowing for han
ding. the total cost might amount to
% cents. He would engage TO con-
vev the product 10 any place In Tide
water Where there is SIX feet of water
for rs cents. making total cost of
sl.7o ton, In five years, he he
llevcd, this bill would save $4,000 to
the farmers of the Rappahannock
Valley alone
Coud for manufacturers
''Why, tho advertisement which this
thing will give to tho use of limo will
he worth much money! Ito said, ITO
the manufacturers. They have neon
aslcep for twenty years, and we arc
lust waking them up"
state Chemist Masruder gave a list
OF comparisons of the relative strength
of ground limestone rock. burnt lime
and slaked lime. The former. he said,
ought to be bought for Sl.ao. If this
could he done, It was cheaper than
burnt lime at 81,
II. o. sandy, the chief of the United
states demonstration work in Nr-
cinia. was the last speaker presented
Nv Mr.. Page, He found that by the
use Of lime his crops had greatly in.
creased, especially hay. "a uses
nothing now but phosphorie acid, lime
| and manure. He and the other speak.
ers were careful to explain tibet lime
! is not fertilizer, but Is necessary to
build mp tho soil In Eastern Virginia,
said Nh Sanly,a first-class crop can
not be made without linle, MI the
kims IN tile State, In his opinion,
could not begin to make the lime
| which will be. necessary to the far
mers within the next few years. i, is
| q necessity.
Weight Of Evidence, VI M Il
| Mr. Page Thought the cyfdenc,s hnd
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,,,c,,lt court OF Appeals.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Anneals reconvened yesterday morn
Inc. at 1880 o'clock. with circuit
Jmdees Golf and Prltchard and Distrlct
Judges Boyd and Dayton IN attendS
ance. ,,hn,;ttod an
: No. e4s-,aIary sophia Teter, appel,
liant. VS.. Jules ~. ViauesneN.. trustee
Of Thomas II. Tetcr. bankrupt. appel
lee. Appeal from the District Court at
philIppi w. Va. Cause submitted on
briefs by Samuel Y. Woods. of Phil
ippi w. Va. for the appellant. and by
William Il. George, OF Philippi, w. Va.
for the appellee,
The court then went into conference
as to the cases heretofore argued and
submitted.
The following case is in call to-day:
No. 9i9-T. L. Lewis. individually and
as vice president of the United Mine
Workers Of America, otc,, ct al, appel
lants, VS., Hltchn,an Coal and Coke
Company appellee. Appeal from the
Circuit Court at Philippi, w. Va. To
be argued by Charles +. Hogg. OF
Morgantown, ". Va. for tho appel
lnn,s. and By George r. +. Gilchrist.
OF Wheeling, w. Va. for the anpel-
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ArrestN lcStcranS.

Herman Taylor and Clinton l..
Fields, colored, each thirteen years old.
were arrested yesterday evening on
the charge Of lighting N tho Second
Lee Jones. colored, WAS arrested OH
a charge of stealing an overccat from
n. Gordon.
Bernard Breton. white, was arrested
on charge OF carrying a concealed
weapon. l 81
julius Perry, colored. was arrested
on Il chang vi Stealing a shotgun
and So from his urS4e. Charles Perry.
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TO build shops in Roanoke.

ISVFCIdI " TT if'1fe7.S'- = ..'Pt1 H'1''I
Roanoke, Va, February 23.-The Nir-
gilman Railwas has purchased a plot
CT ground in the southern section OF
the city. upon which IL Will erect re-
pair shops that will give employment
tu 800 men.
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service, nj E,lr,t Dnptist

will begin at the First Baptist Churct
Sunday. February 81, will continn
nightly through the week. with preachI
ing al o'clock by the pastor. Dir. Get
w. McEariei
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nnbhcI nnd Bcntcn.

Patrick Foley OF 1l0l Chafin Street,
reported to tho police yesterday that
no had been held up, robbed and beat
81, into Observation-Disclosures in Riverside
park Monday niGhr. He reported his
loss as 50 and n penrl-handled UNI
blella.
Foley was discovered by passers-
by Tuesday morning His head was
CIT in several places. and ho WAS
badly bruised about the shoulders AND
body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-24
SORE THROAT

often leads to something worse.
Gowan's Preparation gives quick
rclieffor sore throat, hodrssness,
Group, colds anflspnennonia by
DESTROYING inflammation and cou-
eestioii, Keepiein the hene for
emergencies. External and pene.
tyating $500, soc, 25c, All
druggists