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CHANDLER.

Hyr-py hes, Pianos by installmsats. IS 90 10
s2OoO monthly: second hand instruments
a. -reat variety: many makers: extremely
iow prices. sS9 Fulton-st-. Brooklyn
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sTOvEs-"PENN" STOVES.

We show the largest lines OF
(r|s'FH stoves. ranges heaters auG
~ IN furnaces IN the market
~ PENN 81 SALESROOMS:
~ - iO5 Beekman-st.. New-York.
J. NJ LITCHFIEI.D. Mgr.
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aoARD AND ROOMS.
A!-A.-A.-ATrENTIoN.

A.-A.-A !--ATTENTlON ..,b.
Attractive doors. suites with private e. -
with or without board. s-Ia-e i.-i'.7- -,
tons Offices. all desirable luia.ig'e, ''Ie'-
references given. Information nee
: 4. LELAND a. 60,
. ~ est 80 st
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Antique CLOCKS.

N' NaSI ktSo9RFHAoE, iOs EAST 2sTH-sT..
CHINE SiASSll RER OF HANDSOME
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ELECTRICAL rnyrnACTnR.

ELECTRICAL CoSTR
JIM T WHITEHEAD. l.OOg 6th-ave-.
L-l yhih ana alt. sts- Repairs ~ Es-c-
ELECTRIC MOTORS.
Nt'A and SECOND hand dynamos and mo-
l9Is large stock. all sizes: also repair
"S- J'iI'AN BROS. go FultCn-st
NV ana second hard fan motors. direct
=, ana Alternating. large stock. repairing
EXQUISITE PLEATINGs.
EAQ lsITE SIX ETS Dleated In rich ma
-. ilal- 49, Gfh-a.e between 25th and
zurl SIC. n. =. SALIADE
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"MALO" FRICTION GLOSS.

EXCELLENT FOR SHOES.-PoIish FRO
-lc-d % rubbing w4tl cloth. N1urishes
leather Elegant package. Large bottle -
cents Black. Tan chocolate AUSTIN. ~
A.. .-ut--- aye
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OPIUM. MORPHINE. LIauon.

,y.pt--- Cured at home or at sana-
II go rn,slcau's reference; CORE
.,.I',it.nc. c6ufdentiaL FRANK KICKER,
"a Nest ls9th-st-
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for A good man We nave number OF
hTst class legitimate business oppJI Juuities.
" Il alsu place Competent men IL n4sn craze
positions, sucn as mana gers, secI etaIIes.
trea-ureTs, supeTluteL4eIiJs, etc. Wriee ior
plan ard uOokiel. Registration for business
.IIrL, align g4aue Un4y. 4AE HAFGOUD
81 RIA 4. 2oo Broadway. y. i.
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HOUSEKEEPER- American OoToa-, -
private family where servants are kant
MOTEL or any position Of trust: referencas
ADDRESS l. B. S. Tribune once
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HAIR AND SCALP TREATMENT.

DR. GYLLSTROM. Scalp Specialist--Ths
hair and scalp scientifically treated. EN-
animation free. ladies' tai. dressing <, mani
curing and chlropody parlUrs- az 6th-ave-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PINE ole Instruments for sale Also d
number u Oh Paintings. NA. SlAf
son. Pawnbr0ker 81 Park Row Loans On
Diamonds ami Jrwelry Established is-@
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Room AND BOARD a. strictly private
family. double on single room, neNl9 IaI-
nisned. modern IMPROVEMENTS tNo t.,ens
from Elevated, nearer surface cars 49,
desirable nome IuI manned lo-iie' 'S-N.
euues exchanged Ala LtuuA ave-
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COPENHAGEN INSTITUTE.
loGs BOARDED.

RHEUMATISM cured by 7. n. THALM
0s West 52d-st.; also hair ana sea
Treatment
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. ERTE0l G@ 'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
oil Eas, s-1-st First class domestics are
surr led. also mar aging hl-sskcrlegs, ma
mons. E.r,rIess-s. tLt rs etc
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Al ~ IIJN.-heuueu. -4l.uI Ell. Christian
lady ,eIderly), an efficient person IN any
household. experienced successful teacher:
gOo1 nOusekeeyeT. neat sewer: asI eeaDle
/ reader: excellent opportunity for patty IN
I tine country backward pdpils TayIu.y ad-
vanced, pleasant psrmaI ent hume more OF
an object Than hIsh salary; references ex-
changed. Address WIIn tul particulars
for TWO weeks. TEACHER. II Overlook
Place. NeWsu4g y. i.
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CREDIT CLOTHING.

GT(mFMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO
order s. weekly PAY Inerts' me nnatefiai'
o, saaranteed Room I. 2S7 Broadway.
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NEW IDEA -rlis,-see ,,,,us ,r.atea
.sssssntihe method. rois atsDlaV noI ne,
Nesi l9s,Ss lsbEkT DENTAL ROOMS. %
------- Open nights-
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81 DOWN AND 81 WEEKLY.

HARLEM CREDIT WATCH 60. NJ Just-r
MANAGER. = 30 -th-aE-. no security r--
quir-d Satisfaction guaranteed OF money
refunded.
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CIGAR SMOKERS.

MACS INSPIRATION. clear Havana. i've
cents: Pure Havana Tobacco. 81 20 PEI
pound: fine blend q tobacco. soc. per y
isi Washingt0n-st-. corner Fulton
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M YOUNG AND STRONG.

"a. n.-.i laoN eQualized. poisons eliminat-
an, nc diseases saceessf,,ilv 1890 uitb-
ods " FAite By latest scientific meth
hAUDrs l.l !! .allon tree. circular Dr.
800 n--AroR l2O East ii6th-st.
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opTICIAN GRADUATE EXPERT
,,p,xTERs AND PUBLISHERS.
snEuMAroL CURED ME

OF rhsumatism after suns suffering ing Tor . years
KSAPP. DRUGGIST sdz Huae-~-sI
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FORMER civil servant CBrttishl desires
suitable employment; knowledge Of az
counts, correspondents. languages. etc.
moderate salary. but no anvassing or col
portage BCKNHAM. Box g. Tribune Of
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MI SIT.
MAtIiIN ERR.

HfAEIrAL, and mechanical massage. elec
trJ.iry. osteOpathy. suggestive therapeut
t.s- -itz rack and electric light baths 50
Darlington ave-
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ANTIarE IEMrLRY.

ahE fLECR DE LYS - West SD ST..
opposite Waldorf Astoria Unique De-
t.gus Antiques Bargains IN diamond jew
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Cutlery.

Cutlery OF every description on hand
made &c order and repaired. az
KNAUTHs 81 John-st. and n Nassau-st
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amour NouR nam TINY My


Roe - complete radiance from
VIA al = ~ o-uggists sell a. o. II. IA >
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AN AAIEhI-AN LADY viii chaperUn Two
or three young ladies or little girls To
Colorado. for health and pleasure. giving
every careful attention to their comfort and
welfare time arranged. non-TesilenL. Ad-
dress r. [. $ Triuune Office
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SECRETARY. CONFIDENTIAL CLERK
~ experienced stenOgrapler. correspond
ent. office manager. energetic, efficient:
good address and executive ability; steady.
G.screet reliable. ODLAW. 27l West
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NURSE.-For half grown children; bv COL
ored woman: does seamstress worlxs rood
rafernucns. ut West 2nth-st
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ANTIQUES. CURIOs AND SILVER.
AAmQUE cLoCK REPAIRING.

thE OLD CLOCK SHOP Antique Banjo
c.ocks. etc. flr sale emo repa RED watch
Iaarf. complicated work our Speciality.
rs class work guaranteed. ALBERT
kARG fa0 rasf 24rh-4f
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5OlH- 81, - NLaI--nllns NIl1 ''''I1 y
references
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lENOGkAPH ER-By young man. Ger
man and English. with large firm;
touch typewriter. experienced. rapid, accu-
lyn.
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THPEWRITING. 1sc LEGO; home or out F.;
osxPerienced operator. STENOGRAPHER.
w FT~r mt r9fs
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RLGIEDlNG. Pr ture Frames. Fancy Fur
NIUE Pieces. Gold Leaf guar an eed.
Reasonable chal ses. Largest sJftmenI
s1lI chains. GOLD FURNITURE MANI
EACl IkEisS. 80 Sixth Avenue opposite
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WHY N0T SEE ife Co.oreI Wsma1.s
.-s.lt-s ,I-t Employ Ee-t bureau. 1913
West s34-srF They nave a-cel dress
rak.rr department where MAIDS. compete
alta-s can .c lad al snort notice. Morning
ard Afternoon. lrts-t-. also ~ gflfu aprons.
D-r U. r.H- orders promptly allies GORE
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LAM NERs.

ADVICE FREE Reliable lawyer takes al
cases accidents. estates. contracts colleC-
tl.r-. notary open evenings 1876 Lex
iarraa ave. tstorel-
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- sl-BANs. EAoI 3lsr-sI.
Ro0-4s. slugl . -. sulte, Win tI-e11.e
baths. doctor s Office. Ginning room lasie'
floor. electric light: excellent tao4e u'"i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05

I'D ST. EST.-Privats family Will rent
20 physician or uaenellr choice Suite with
private Uata. IN NeI appointed mouse. Is.
l.. -. tribune JpJ1Nu Once, l,@b+ Is dy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-25
ain Celery
Compound | 9 III I'd
HAS THE APPROVAL AND IN
D0RSEMENT. OF. THE. BEST
PEOPLE AS A LIFE
GIVER.
No Other Spring Medicine Can Give
Such Cheering and Happy
Results to Sick and
Diseased People.

AS spring usherS in, the physically
weak, sick and diseased realize that their
condition is one Of extreme danger. It is
a well known fact that while the trees
bud and dress anew, thousands of men
and women are cut off by the common
diseases of life. This fact should arouse
the attention of the ailing and sick to
the folly of Understanding and neglect
ing the ills that make life miserable at
this season.
The use of Paine's Celery Compound at
this time will save many q precious lie.
The great compound eGuallZes ana Gains
all the nervous tissues and induces the
body to take on firm and solid flesh. 1t
puriiies the blood, as is plainly shown fy
the rapid clearing of the skin OF all EVIL
dcncc Of bad llumors within: it regulates
the organs of digestion; 1t gives natural
sleep and sweet rest.
All our best physicians recognize
Paine's Celery Compound as the one sci
cnttic spring remedy, and it is universally
prescribed by them wherever there is need
of q. vigorous and prompt restoring to
health and strength. The use OF one
bottle of Paine's Celery Compound will
bring the happicst results to all weak,
broken down and Respondent sufferers,
and will quickly Danish the fears Of
doubtcrs and unbelievers. Painc's Celery
Compound has the approval and lndorsa-
ton Of clergymen, professional men gen.
orally, Judges, members of parliament.
merchants and the best people Test its
virtues, dear sufferer: it cannot disap-
point you.
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signs and pearl flowers with elaborate
esrl buckles.
PLANS OF MR.. GIFFEN.
Season 10 Open With Good Company in
.'The Girl Left BelIiHd he

With the return of Mr.. r. l.. Giffen
to the city yesterday, it was expected
that there would be an immediate an
nouncenent of the roster of the stock
company OF which he is the head; but
Mr.. Gifren SANS as yet he is not prepared
to make this announcement. Neither
will he give a list of the plays which
are to be produced further than saying
that THE Girl l Left Behind Me" will
be the opening attra ction, and Carmen
viii be put on as the principal spcctac-
ular production OF the season, which be-
gins at the Academy on April 18th.
Tor leading man Mr.. Giffen has signed
Mr.. Richard Bennett who has been in
the Charles I:rohman productions in New
York. creating important parts. and for
leading woman. one who will divide the
honors with Miss Grayce Scott. he has
secured a woman who is now playing in
a Broadway production under the direc-
ton OF Mr.. Daniel E1rohman, and who is
by Mr.. Frohman. locked upon as one of
the coming women of the stage
Among others who will appear with the
company this season will be Miss Lucille
La Verne. Miss Graycc Scott, Miss
blanche Scott her sister, Mr.. Dewitt
c. Jennings, AIR. Charles Is. Hawkins,
Who was With the stock here two years
ago, and Mr. William Lamp. who. says
Nlr. Giffcn, lis looked upon as a bright
ycLrg follow, and who will play light
comedy The company this year will
comprise sixteen acting. people and
mechanical force Of six, this being the
largest dramatic stock iiic: mvnl has
eyer had
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-25
MAY RETURN FUNDS.
Enqlish Church Was TO Have Been Restored
by Contributions Of Americans.
nv Associated press.1

LONDON, March GA singular disa-
e,cement has occurred between the YES
Il. wand the vicar of Penn Church. Buck
chamshire, over American funds con-
t,i!uted to pay for repairing the church
The Rev Mr.. Kirby, the vicar. explained
70 a meeting of the vestry that he had
arrealed to the United States and had
raised sufficient money to restore the his
tCric edifice.
:, vestryman produced an American
newspaper containing an article detail
ir., the decay Of the church and appeal
il. for funds. He declared that the
statements made We're untrue and that
the parishioners had been Inundated by
isis appeal. The Rev. Mr.. Kirby re-
tcrted that the Pen:t parishionerS were
nc: over-willinS TO contribute 70 the
church fund, but as his efforts had been
~ such q spirit he would return the
1;cney received to the donors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-25
DR., TALMAGE I'LL.
Distinguished Minister Seriously iii at His
Home in Washington

DR.. T. Dewitt TalmaGc is seriously i'll
at his home in Washington. Mrs. -AllDc
+. I,onnaa, Of this city, a daughter vi
the DISTINGUISHED minister, after spend
il. Friday ana Saturday at her father S
bedside, returned to Richmond Sunday
Mrs. Donnan says D". Talmacc was con-
Sidercd somewhat better at The time OF
her departure, and It is thought he may,
soon recover.
While iii Mexico Il little while ago DR..
T:iimaSe was taken Ill and had to be
taken TO New Orleans. He was later
removed TO his home in Washington,
Where, it is understood, he grew much
verse. Various runners are circulating
concerning the extent of DIR. Talma &c s
sickness. and it is even stated by some,
Who declare that they. are well informed,
that the we'll known minister is danger
u.sly s ick and cannot recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-25
EASTER SHOPPERS
OUT in THRONGS
Broad Street Crowded Through.
out the Day With Fair Ad-
mirers of the Beautiful.

Predicted showers yesterday, which did
rot materialize, did not stay the flood
of ante:Eastcr- shopping on Broad Street.
From Seventh TO First and beyond lovely
Woman was moving backwards and fol-
ward, pausing every few steps to ad-
alirc window displays and telling her
companion all about the giories which
will be unfolded on Easter morning.
Altogether it was a Viracious, q spark
li,-G crowd OF Richmond's faircst daugil-
1erS, and the pressure inside the big
stores was heavy.
AT this late date the shopping is grad
naily moving out Of the dry goods stores
10 u certain extent, as milady's gowns
have been selected, cut and possibly de-
1ivercd, mostly, before this. Still, in the
Cry goods stores the crowds are much
burger than usual, the spring shopping
Icing very extensive. 1t is TO the stores
where bonncts are sold that most Ct the
1hrongs are going just now. 1t will take
1nilady q full week to decide Just what
sort OF Il chapeau will sit best on her
1air head, and all her mental capacity
IS being concentrated in that direction.
EmonS the dry goods men and the
r,:iliners it is stated that the hat display
this year and the display of carly spring
gowns far exceeds anything OF the kind
Richmond has hitherto had in beauty.
Ar several concerns along Broad Street,
generally above Seventh. there are dis
plays of hats which keep crowds around
the windows constantly. Many of these
are imported, bat The imported hat has
not a very large sale here. Whether
s. is patriotism or pride is an unso!ycd
aacblem.
There are many unique patterns among
1l.cSe hats, the most striking OF which
are the chiffon rosctte hats and the be
1Gwcred creations which are draped with
black scarfs. The effect of this latter
stAle on the heads of the gorgeously
Cad dummies in the windows is strik-
ing in the extreme. Other hats are mere
flower beds With no sign of scarf or
Glapery of any kind One imported hat
which has attracted great attention is
shown in Broad Street. 1t is made of
rises entirely. there being no sign Of
tic hat structure.
In cloths silk is possibly the most pop
Star just now, followed closely by light
ttoadcloth for the tailor-madc gowns.
fad then come the lighter materials.
Ornaments for both hats and gowns this
0rar seem TO consist mostly OF pearl de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-25
HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
Father John aud Capt, Cunningham ID Runa-
way Accident.

Save for 4 few bad bruises, Father
Jchn, of st. Mary's German Catholt
Church., and Capt. Frank w. Cunning
ham escaped uninjured Sunday evening in
a runaway accident at Seventh and Mar
shall Stress. They were thrown head
long from the buggy in which they were
driving, ana the wonder is that they
were not killed.
Captain Cunningham had agreed to
sing at ST. N1ary's Church Sunday
evening. As soon as he could
get away from the First Church,
Captain Cunningham asked to be OK
cused and left EIc was met at the door
OF the church by Father John. who had
his buggy along. and the two got in to-
gether. They turned into Marshall Street
and drove rapidly up to Seventh. \ Clay
street car was passing along Seventh,
bur the occupants Of the buggy thought
there was ample time to cross over before
it. and attempted il.
Two-thirds of the horse and buggy were
across the track when the car came along
and crashed into the hindmost end Of TIE
vehicle. The back wheels were broken
and the buggy took several turns The
horse grew maddened with fright and
dashed off. dragging the broken buggy
and the two occupants along for some
distance
Finally the buggy twisted over again
and threw Father John and Captain C::c-
ningham out. The horse kept on. and
after taking in a large portion CT the
city was finally caught at the Union
Depot.
When they regained their feet and their
composure they learned upon examination
thai their injuries consisted only of some
severe bruises on the arm and body
Their escaped was miraculous.
Captain Cunningham went on to the
church, and though he reached there TOO
late for the solo he was to sing, he Joined
in with the chorus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-25
THE STRENUOUS LIFE.
Great Strain.

H. one disputes the fact that we are
f1nE in a rapid age; it is rush. rush,
j6Ah from morning until night. and COM
pulion is so fierce that the struggle
eoos not cease until the machine is worn
III Women, too, even when surrounded
IN every comfort, become infected by
p common spirit, and what with their
bebs and many social duties, have no
Duo TO give thought TO their physical
ESal-beins. until they arc suddenly
R0uEht to a sharp realization of the
ut that nothing in their lives is so i'm
fNtant as attention to correct or IA
hal living. 1t may surprise the readers
II learn that women are more prone to
ICES than men. and in most cases. he
wnse il is difficult to impress upon them
importance of regular movements of
4 bowels: irregularity means strainng
& stool. and straining means piles. with
- certainty (under the usual methods
J treatmenD that the sufferer will ''heNa
Aatn Away with her: by usual meth
H." is meant the application of salves
Id lotions, or (as a last resort a snrsi-
III operation. If there is a complaint
hch entails more distress and suffer
" upon those afflicted than piles. or!
4 keorrhoids 1t is not known to the
I ktter; fortunately, however. these are
I krning that there IS a remedy that,
Eoctually cures all forms of piles; it is
Aown as the pyramid Pile Cure is in
depository form. is applied directly To
] be parts and does its work quickly and
ahinlessly: it is sold by druggists for
Xkty cents package, or will be mailed
rs the makers to any address. upon re-
sSipt OF price Mrs. john IL. Castona.
1O.2 Arch St. Chicago. says: II must
write you that was cured OF a Very ag
grayatins case of itching and bleeding.
piles by the use of the great remedy
pyramid Pile Cure. even after several
physicians had claimed there was no
cure except by an operation. 4 am well
now. and owe all to- this valuable rem
cdy. I cannot say enough for III.
1Sritos the PYRAMID Drug Co, Marshall
Mich. FOR their little book on tho cause
and csre or piles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-25
sum shall be realized for this most worthy
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Planters National Bank tc
Cleaver NJ. Liphart SO 1-6 feet. on east
side of Eighteenth Street. 16 Is feet north
of Broad. 5000.
A. J. Vaughan and wife to Isabella
Cruicksha nks. Al Ia feet on east side OF
Twenty-fourth Street, Il ii feet north OF
NJ 5000.
Henrico: Alexander Anderson to Thorn
as Boxcn, one acre on Mountain Road.
s25
Fleming J. Roper and wife to George
III. Kersey. so feet on west side of Hollns
Street, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-25
MOULD SMASH TliECLUB.

If members of the "Hay Fever Associa-
ton would use Dr.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, the club would go
to pieces, for it always cures this malady
and Asthma the kind that battles the
doctors--it wholly drives from the system
Thousands of once hopeless sufferers from
Consumption, Pneumonia and Bronchitis
owe their lives and health to it. It con-
quers Grip, saves little ones from Group
and Whooping Cough and is positively
guaranteed for all Throat and Lung trou-
bles so cents and 81. Trial bottles free
at Owens and Minor Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-25
Fergusan OF Troy Tonight.


Tonight, at Corcoran Hall, the
public will witness another up to-date
entertainment, when Charles and Farley's
Mcrryrnakers will present that captivat-
in. farce-comedy, :. Ferguson of Troy
Mrs Hawkes., of CHURCH Hill, is to re-
ceive the proceeds Of this performance,
and is hoped 6y the friends and rela-
stlves of this lady, as well as the en-
:pioyes of the Hasker- Marcuse factory
who are ALSO working hard to make this
santcrtainrneIt q n success : his /. - soodl !,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-25
VIRGINIA DAY
At the South Carolina Interstate aud Yves
Indian ExDosjtiOD. charleston, S, {.

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway announces special rate OF $3.50
for the round trip from Richmond. Lynch
burg, Norfolk and intermediate points
south thereof. within the State of Viz
ginia. to Charleston, S. C.. and return.
tickets to be on sale April 18th. with re-
turn limit April 10Th.
The Southern Railway offers exception
alIy fine facilities for reaching Charles
ton. and has a most attractive route
through the Piedmont section. Double
daily limited trains, dining car service