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GruSaiiatr uu::r-:5: III Sttuograpbt Sppt.
pri;na, @uabaltsn, ebOni2r'btn, Aritbm,tii,
Gueli3 u. (. 10.
8eoingunsen: $500 pro Monat; 3
Monate $500; 8 Wfonaie $45.00;
12 Monate $500; 46enhi9ule. 6
9Ronate $1,000. 9tIe Slider unb
G4rei6materiuIien Trei. Stelunsen
gdrantirt.
s9ulsr oui etiptuOtn aes,n 3lb!uus pou 500
sro p9onat ab;uDi4ut na9 Dem erl.n qonat
$50 pro Ntouat, wtnu mouat!i6 b,jabn Grfab.
rene 9ebrer. 5mO.piOntasr unt.rr6t as mootrus
spp.prit.rs 943 Saulsr im l,st.n aabrs. ,6pl=
Ia, gonrpino Gan" iieitrt eoit uup eoeis ,u nt.
srio<u Qreiitn 3a9tss unO ab,uOsauriug iest er=
Sfiu,t Rtat 6dHltr tdsli1 auia,npmmtn IL.
Sdbr
llnuefp0bnGi4e Gele9enbeit fir itrebz
fame 56iiler gum raI4en 9ortpGrtsz
fpmmeI.
aatalOst puIangt man i4ritIi5 miuOl;t OO,r
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-03

On 8oro oes am Sanitag oon Qiz
0erpool na8 gtepsgort abgefa6renen
rB6ite Star" s9ampfers nGeoric" be-
finoen iid ais PaIiagiere; 8. 8. 9ree
luno, 6orbaG Scene unO 6rau, Gbas.
8. 8roTD uno Sumes u. 8arD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-03
6tddts : 8sIunOheita :

NIuuIs UtT tTUHUVIIIs SSuIII(
ter 9eorge II. Saplor in 4uitin, Ser,
bat bom 9eiunobeitsratb oe8 StaateS
@alifornien Die Wlittbeilun9 erbalten,
oaB in San 6run5iscO nd6reno oes
Wlonats Suli orei Grtronturgen an
8euIenpeit uno orsi 5ooesfdGle infOlge
Der Seune porqetommen Iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-03

oic mtitcus Cu;dFlbtr uuo anbere ibdOlic5, mints
raliid; 5toft ,nibdit. ioHOeru elm rttuts
Rrdu tsrmitttl iit Die 81. SernirOzRrauttrs
0int Rtiu uuo uHptr d I, ME ne aus
ptu btjltrdftieh,n Rrdut,rn Die in Otm 6urttn Der
glatur pa6;n, bTsittt III, bat 0itits nltf uHo
iDlrfidm. o,ut;dlt otiinittsl ib ben Ennt 1dulens
DIR trYrsybtn ptlht an Qero1uunas 20 bn'rbeu
geriopiunQ NM Storuua,u ofr unt'rttIbs Er9lut
Gtttn urO in turjtr 3;ii oaucrao uuo arnuolt1
atbs!t puratr I:t Ct R;ruaro-Rraut;r HtutH
dno IL altr 2tpotb,ttu 81 bl6'n.
.ll,n, l. l Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-03

oieIer Grpartung elm groBes 3rupz
penaufgebot 5ur grpeiiung militdriz
Ider @6ren auf Dem BIoBe uufgeIte[t.
Der Quirinal bottle ferner, OaB SEQ
nud Ieiner 9roflamatjon auf Dem Guz
Beren 8ulton eri6ainsn uno ourn bic
Se9en Grt6eilung yurbi ct or6i" 3u
ertennen Qeben lperoe, oaB er nit benz
9rin3ip Ger freipiGi9en 8efangen=
i6aft bes 8apIte5 i'm 8atitan brehen
poGe. Sm IeBten 2(u9enblid puroen
a6er intraniigante GinflijiIe aufgez
panot - Der Papit ipeHoete feinen err
ften Segen Don Der inneren Qoggia Der
ct. geter5tir6e aus.
0aTeIbe prO6Iem muB por Dem
Ro6Fol9er 2ep's Des Drei3e6nten ge=
G0if peroen. 8enoet er iih Der innez
rem 2oggia gu, 10 Deroen Die &unonen
Der Gngel8burg, an Del6en 6ereits bic
8anoniera ite6en, I'm ben DerI0bnten
Bapit gu 6egriiBen, itumm bleibenl
Segnet er oas 8olt uber pom duBeren
8olton aus, 10 miro oa8 Elm Sag Der
Freuoe i'm t0nigIi6en 8alufte tperOen,
pie er felt Sahren nidt erlebt poroen
lit.
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II 0 m, 2. Quguit. - Ro6 elm 8arz
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lit trant genoroen. 8aroinaI 6errero
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einem 6er3fe6ler. 2yn einem Moment
Der Rieoergei6la8en6eit in 6olge non
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ni6t ldnqer ertraqen. Die 2lbT9t
puroe t6m a6er f6IieBli6 pon ieiren
@oQegen ausgereoet, Die i6m nun a6z
tpe4Ielno GeIeGI6aft Ieiiten. Rarois
nal 2an9enieur lit mod trant.
9i 8tetrD Der "a d tie
Yapit?
Qaris, 2. 2luguit. - 0u8 8ldtt
rQe 3emPs" ertldrt, es babe ipe3ie1en
@runo gu Der 2lnno6me, Dab ous Re
fultat oes Gontlape oas folgenoe iein
piro: r8arojnal Rumpolu, Der bic
or0Bte 2ln5a6l BON Stimmen, o6er
ni6t genug 3ur Grnd6lung er6aIten
bat, nirb 5ih 3u 8uriten bes 8aroi=
nails 2lngelo oi 9ietro 3uriid5ie6en,
Der fein intimer 6reunO uno Wtturz
better lit uno, penn erpd6lt, ben 8ar=
binal 9omenico 6erratu als Ieinen
StaatsiefretGr ernennen piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-03

q 0 m, 2. 2tuguit. - U}it auBerorz
oeRtIi4er Spannung iisbt gang Rom,
bic offi3ieGlen &reife iopobl ME oas
@OIf, Dem eriten Segen entgegen, ben
Der neue 9apIt ert6eilen miro. 0isie
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GuBert pi6tigen MaBitab fir bic 9oz
litit oss tommenoen Pontifer bar.
So6alo oas gonflape gu Gnoe lit
uno bic S9l0fer oufgeiprengt iino,
lpiro Der 9apIt oas 8olt gum eriten
Wale ieqnen. Sin 4aroinal miro DON
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ct orbi" bertiinoen, baB bic futboliI6e
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itets an Der QuBenfront Der Stride
no6 Dem PeterspIaB bin Itdtt. 8si
Der Wabl Qsp's oes 9rei5ebnten boffte
Die itdlieniI6e 8egierung, ouB bic
gertiinoigung nu6 altem 8ruud i'm
6reien erfolgan piir0e. unO 5utte in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-03
sSieber am gSerf,
l1apnt's liiRktbr uon oer Rtilt
Gr slambt, oaR Die ltntcrindlnn9 ccS
4uitffannnls lit 4 gSpd1est bccn:
Oct tucrocn fdnn.

Ma9en unb Goniorten erbebsn Sim
tpGnDe gegen bic 9tntlagen. = Rez
prGientant 2ittauer I4idt ieine
9tnndlte gum arieg5ietretdr. =
llncle Sam's 6inan5en. - 8unz
Desidulo bat pdbrenO Oes W}oz
mats Suli I'M $15,OOO.OOO 3u9es
npmmen. = Nadrihten Iber ben
9tufitano auf @uba Dementlrt, -
dolide 6iinfoolIar 9tOten i'm
llmlauf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-03
SahrafJ & SruSer's SDmHer'
RrciSrcSuftipneu

fur feline 0bOtOgrap bic Nrbeittn
Bis lum l5 auauf. 6p3t,H, Ratsr fHr iunss
1amm in SraOuruu9 sRoittmtu. StuOiO Rr.
327, 9tts2Gingtons sStraB,. (5uli3, lDlD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
CHARGED WITH
ROBBlNG ARMOUR R / 4 [ III|i'.
VIM. Henderson Sent to Jail
for Taking Basket Of 81 < Gro II
Cerles- Police Court IL

II "A longer line Of pilgrims than for some
time stood before the throne Of Justice
John yesterday morning. 5G
Joseph white and w. II. Baker, co.'s
ored, were charged with taking awhole
lot Of hams ana lard from Armour g.
Co, valued at about s3s. The case went
over to the 18th for further evidence. Is
TX William Henderson, colored. was sent
to jail for four months for stealing q
basket Of groceries Waited at $3.50 from
james Ranney. II M ~ s3l l isi ifi5
I William Landrt,m, colored. was sent
down for sixty days for obtaining goods
under false pretenses from Walter Pets
tus and for being drunk. y {. III 3 \ s3
SbAllen Chldress struck Howard Leon
ard S. WORTH Dub. * Dr.
Eddie Davis. lcolored, was charged with
cutting Emma Foster, and moro will be
heard about It on the 18th. Emma did
not show up yes er1ay. ss t5 a
Allan Moss, 5colored, beat Anthony
Woody. and they charged him S. s,s
Joe Johnson paid $3.50 for being drunk
and disorderly. n e. # .3 81
sent to the negro Refor1natory for TAX
Ing newspapers from peoples doors. e. 5sf
Is A. r.. Venable, colored, was assessed
$50 for carrying a concealed weapon.
Sam Train ham. colored, was said to
have drawn q knife on William Butler,
but the payment Of costs settled the mat
ter. 533aaii Siii5EEa ~ ii t55 Il: M
Rena Taylor, colorod, got gay $3.50
worth. }g ri A. ~ js5lt s5}E
George White, colored paid $780, was
drunk and disorderly
Allan Moss, colored, struck and beat
Rosa Jenkins; $40. f$ &.j
Charles Hill, colorcd lost $3.50 in a crap
game. IA ;5i 5S{S w ,5r "A
Then some DRINKS were disposed Of.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
THE RESIGNATION
OF REV. MIR. LE !: II I / T,
WillgACcept Position whit
Baptist State Mis-
sion Board

Tho Rev w. s. Leake on Sunday morn
ing last rendered his resigna ton as pas
tor Of the Fulton Baptist Church, to take
effect March 31st. He will accept q posi-
ton with the State Mission Board The
matter was referred to the Board of Dea-
cons Of the church, which will report on
Wednesday night. In his letter to the
congregation Mr.. Leake says in part:
ut causes mo, dear brethren, assure
YOU unfeigned sorrow to ask that the
sacred ties that have bound our hearts
as pastor and people for more than two
years be severed. If It were lawful for
minister Of the gospel to consider his per-
sonal comfort, would not for O moment
Think Of reslgning as pastor Of one Of
tho best churches in Virginia, with the
view to accepting the position rendered
me by our state Mission Board. 7 have
decided to take the step because of q pro-
found conviction that 1t Is ordered OF
the Lords 1t Is we'll known to all Who
have studied tho subject of missions that
spiritual restitution prevails to an q hrm-
ing extent in this Commonwealth There
arc within our borders moro than 75O, 600
unsaved souls The harvest truly is plen-
tecus, but the laborers are few BelieY-
ing the Lord of the harvest has called
me to assist in the great work Of the
cyangellzation Of our beloved State, 1t
is my duty regardless of personal COM
fort and my devotion to tho faithful, con-
secrated members Of this noble church,
to heed the call.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
AMERICAN COLLEGE
RECEIVES RECOGNITION
(By Associated prcss.)

CONSTANTINE PLl1, March 9-The
United States Legation has finally OBJ
tanned Off cial recognition Of the exami-
nations at the American Medical Coll
logo Beyrut on the Same lines as the
French examinations, and also the settle
mert Of the long pending question affect
ing tho rights of the wives and children
\ Of Arnenians who have become natural
lied Americans to leave the empire,
They are now able to join their husbands
and fathers in the United States without
Bhindrance. u
Tho council Of ministers has agreed to
recognize the American education, chari-
table and religious establishments. and
they are now awaiting imperial appro-
val. 1t Is expected that authority will
shortly be given to the American arch
aeologist. Mr.. Banks, to undertake ex-
cavations at Tel-Abraham, Mesopota-
mia, tho supposed site of tho tomb of
Abraham, Mr., Banks has been waiting
here for this permission for three years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
.CINTER LEGACY
IS PAID TO W. GA,
sum Of TWO Thousand Dol,
lars Is Now Available
for the Work,

Tho regular board meeting Of the Wo-
mans Christian Association was held at
noon Monday, the president IN tho chair
The Church Hill Branch work was dis
cussed at length No definite arrange
ments were made, 1t being dlh1cult to
secure house suitable for the work and
within their means b, -,
The Ginter legacy Of $1,000 10 the "Day
Nursery and Kindergarten, has been paid
by the residuary legatees through sAir,
Thomas r, Jeffress to the Woman's ohrls-
tian Association, and has been duly
turned over to the Board OF Managers
Of the H,pay Nursery and Kindergarten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
A COFFEE DRUNK
Held on to the Tree.

Il Some people go on using coffee for q
great many years without showing much
effect Of the drug. but rs n rule 1t Is
slowly doing It's Ill work, and the. time
will come when stomach or nerve disease
Of some kind will show itself.
X An interesting case Is that OF q man
who drank coffee for a great many years
before no felt the effect Of It. He says
further: "Finully my health began to
give way, and first noticed being dizzy
headed and l began to have spells Of
heart trouble. rapid palptation OF the
heart. and dizzy, sick feelings like I was
going to die. t8e
my appetite began to fail and ! had a =
sore. distressful pain In my side !
noticed my memory was not as good as It
bad been and that worried me some.
lsA"One day ! stepped out Of my shop to
wait on n lady when all at once became
blind and staggered along like a drunken
man until ran against one of the shade
trees which ] grasped or ] would have
fallen. Cold sweat stood out on me and
sunk down on the ground and It WAS
long time before recovered myself
again.
55iyrhe family doctor, who was called In,
advised mo to quilt coffee and try Postum
Food Coffee. ] thought It would be a
big undertaking to quit coffee, but when
Il got my cup OF Postum It satisfied my
y nIIeb RIHbtt, BIN lIpiil t!aI uHy on be-
gan ia feel better. That waS three years
ago, and / have never used any ordinary
coffee since, but have stuck to Postum.
GyYhen ] quit coffee ! weighed l45
mounds, my weight now Is about u.s.
For long while people kept talking
W me about the change, had been q
Wrinkled. rundown, old man; but am
now 5fleshy, my skin smooth. good color
ard when II walk I step out Ike a healthy
man ought to,
'1ife, Tor i was simply being poisoned t.
ydnsth, Now can eat anything wan
~ 9naturaily enjoy life" Name give!
~ Postsa 90. Ratssabs cFssk, @!eh' 2
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rs
Heard in Mckenney.

(spccinl to Tho Times. Dsputch.)
NI'KENNIIY. VA, March 9,-Nliss Rosa
Friend, OF Petersburg, who has been visit
Ing Mrs, w. j. Branch, ut this place. re-
turned home this aftern DON. 81 81
Miss Pattlo Ednunds, OF Petersburg.
who has been visiting IN Mckenney
.neighborhood, returned homo yesterday.
h There was quite n severe thunder
shower hero yesterday afternoon about
d o'clock, and that, together with tho
steady rain on Saturday, has made the
roads bad again, The lumber people in
this vicinity are very anxious for some
dry weather. E .s.lg af&A ES5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
BY The Valentine Auction CO..
Auctioneers, 612 T. Broad Street.

P gR1cEE}hs Ag nHR3E a 6igs +
MENT or STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES. CANNED GOODS OF ALL
KIND; SMOKING AND CHEWING TO
BAcCO, CIGARS AND CIGARETTES;
CANDIES, COFFEE. TEAS, MATCHES
PAPER BAGS OF ALL SIZES; ROE.
HEARINGS AND LAKE FISH, SALT
PICKLES. sMOLAssEs AND
sYRUPs. ETC, ETC. AT jEAUCrIoN8HT1'o~
TIE TRADE. IA b ST
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MARCH,
18th, at 1920 o clock, we will sell alto
auction ware-roohs, No. 6l2 East Broad
Street, to the trade, In bulk and original
packages Large conslgnmtent e q szapt n
part: 500 pounds Green Tea, in original
packages; 800 pounds Mahogany, 4 = Blend !;al
Sneoa SbneG sars cafhs ega
cites, 10 cases English Prepared Mustard.
5000 Paper Bags, of all sizes: Curran,ts..
H Hsns cn1 hess En Ns FISK esrrss
Butter 81 Trays, 10 cases Canned Corn; 80
cases canned Peas 60 cases e Go os pysners
and Toilet Soaps. 10 sacks Roasted Coffee
400 pounds hope Is s9tsVInGegar M Me4al
iulold. Alabasia and Corn sttareh..lo,, cases
Matches, Shredded Goldfish, Is cases Maca-
ron, is cases Rolled Oats. 50 eases s, Sal
mon. Ground Coffee, Rice. Canned l, Pep
per, Nutmegs, Extracts, Quinine, Choce-
late, Smoked Beef. .Potted Ham. y Z cases
Black Ink, cases Gelat!ne. 9 doZ; 2-hoop
Buckets, II cases California Pea shes.
Backing, Stove Polish, Ball and STICK
Bluelng, 6 cases Pork and Beans 8 bar
rels Table Salt. Mixed Pickles 40 BUCK
cts, assorted Preserves. 100 barrels M O.
lasses and Syrups, such as Sugar syrup,
Louisiana Juice: n. O. Standard Planta-i
ton, Belmont Vanilla Drip Syrup. Powha-
tan Plantation Sugar, Drip Syrup, Import
and Niolasses and other Groceries too
numerous to mention also two Electric
Ceiling Fans. Scales. etc. Entire stock to
be removed at once to make room for
other gales. i6
TIER NS-CnSh. tftI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
SALE NJ I. 4. \
I o r .s3 I'd 5ii5's
HAT EXCELLENT
DIV E.L..LI|h'|G|'i,
No. 900 West Main Street,
BY Auction.

IN execution OF g certain deed q tr "
dated March 9Th, 1896, and recorded in the
clerks office OF the Chancery, Court y, Of !!
the city Of Richmond in d = Toy 1, "G -.
payment of n portion OF the debt secured,
and being required SO to DO by the beneii-
clary,El will sell, BY public auction, on
the premises, on II "a 5SiS t6 d
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH il !, 1906.
al $3.50 !. N. the. VERY DEsIRABIL.D 2
.BRICK RESIDENCE above referred to,1
with the lot upon whichait stands. front
Ing 20 feet on the south side Z OF. Main
Madison Street, and runIing back l5s e feet
to an alley IN the rearls teet W,iidennno
icnces is well arranged, and will prove y,
very desirable either as nome or ZOE
Investment purposes. I.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the g cost Z D It
of sale, and note for s., o0D, With Interest
thereon from September s, lvOl az ana inc
with Interest added and secured by q deco
OF trusts or all cash, at the option o. the
Z ~ = e1'i'A9' N. IS. BoyyE. Trustee. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
tockt on- street Baptist church, in Man
p1,adq1RN111Q1aN121
Ba,'l'o -, o!.gA.,ts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

5gf5 iyy KS 3SSSi &,
Mr.. w. r. Brown has lett Tor Atlanta
on business lr II ri 2. s9s$St "a
Miss Beulah Goodwin, of Hinton, Test,
Va, Is visiting at the home or the Misses
Scott, OF 5Virgln ft ,.7 h
Mr.. Mugford, OF New York who has
been visiting friends on the Heights, has
left for Lynchb
Mrs w. P. Yeitch still continues quite
sick at her home on Monteiro Avenue
home after fie . visit to their son, walter
who Is at Rock Hill College, Elicott City,
Md "a a "a .3i# 14ssS
,,,uot+ 7,ou,,on II /. nu,te H]cl, at his
hanna ~, Y.uei - Avon,,e, II i. &, 10
-'oiS' -, Ia, 8
master y al.es .'owto Ms ~ "a Tatte
ty, IS vlsiting Mr a.'u MIS- = = 'ee ~
of Ladies 1tlit Mile NIL road ld.'
Mr.. owen, who has been visiting friends
In Brookland Park, has returned to his
home In Rockbridge.
Nr.s sodto FondrIclc has returned to
schonI ofter . short illness at her home,
- Gnrtnrs s free In n e. M
-, =, =, !. III, !, ava 4 h,,ei
!, acc sc ,,,netinr a. the home OF Nh Light.
4 :, er ~ pos street Tuesday evening. #
$t'lel, on i1oe o. : $50. -. 80.
MT; George q. n1nor en- rtot era s',,s,t.
Ing at the home or uase Pr'hce ~ =
COurt4anu, s'oett 'i't'p ttol1 c't1y Vii,
N Mr.. Tucker K. Sands, OF Lamb Avenue,
who Is travelling In West Virginia, IS ex-
pected homo ina few days. =
Mr.. IT. c. Dawson, Of Barton Avenue,
WHARF, 11o viii ioln his bro Their, Mr.. "A. d.
Ia visnn S''i AZ 81 G
NJ oaoor 1ytnr I,os returned home. ac-
mrs. oscar h,ns nus tu, aatu ME- ,nn. ~
G Ga, ~ not - -''i IN n
lFetefspuls. ,r,,o !, a s,,ond 10 v,s,t-
MI nh htrao ~ ~ "a ROAD
M =, ~ WAT ~ Cnvton ia visik
Miss Helen WAL, o. G g. - tot'' -
Ing frlends ~ IeFoossiallu f. =, !,
turned to her home, after 8, Visit Visit 70 70
Miss Newton, OF Ches.nu. I'LL ~.
There VII DO an oyster suner MI ~ e..e
nome OF Mrs; - ~ =. rs .o AZ 49, ~ ~
March lath, lt n.,,a y ~ rh;,rch -
benellt OF ,llie =, ae +ho ovor-
The LADIES', Aia sue.eay - 80; ~ 80 oY. =.
Pre- pIooh ,.,de enos W ~ Mrs 7 wS'Atkins on
miller A venus - - = - 2 ~ IA
Anco - 49, 80, 60, ~, 80 ,,o,, !.
MISS lA!'e fn,son et 20 et1t
her home on roe s'ree.. o,.o.,aa RI =,
MISS Lucy 1ota 1s,' nsa ~ Visit ,ar
YESTERDAY 1or 10y ytuoS ny = =
brothet. 49,. ,,o+,,rnaj ~
Mr.. Early McMurran. mas tes ~. Ixe ~
newport news nl'o, q w's ~ 80! - rs
4ogg, near tne az, = a1,,ro
Miss Janette WILCOX o. hi,
Is visiting her COUSIN On ,.',,Iio ~ 10
Miss Livingston, OF ~,
visiting fr1ehds Ho's .n $50 n,,sIt,no III.
Mr.. Crouch, VINO mas p ,na r y to
son, Nlr' ollt 1860 ' ~ M a
King and Queen, +ha = r+on
81 The Lanes IAu ooc!otS - sA.S $3.50
Heights hlptist GnurtM ht ,r,,,a asSia ~
mage SAFE on MILL Su ,s ,,,,to sIcls ~ her
nq MIR, charles Perkins has returned to
S Sarih Ayeaas, = !, !, !, \. !, 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
Church nj Emporia,

/. The Rev. W. S. Campbell. of this city,
preached twice at Emporia on Sunday.
After the service he presented the work
OF the Bible Society Of Virginia In the
afternoon heflled the pulpit Of the
Aberdon Church. about eight miles from
the town. ftsi 4 4,
Il Mr.. Campbell says that q Presbyterian
church will shortly DO organized at En-
poria. The 8cond tions are worry favorable,
and no opportunity to establish itself IN
the field will BIO lost by tho Prcsbyteri-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
LADIES, ATTENNQN!.

After careful study and selecting
oil that is new and fashionable North,
i Il have returned, bringing with me a
most beautiful selection Of Imported
Models, sketches, designs. fashions and
elites, All our patrons and ladies in
general, arc res pectfully invited on and
after March 8. 1903 NJ. Bannett Co.,
Ladies' Tailors and Importers, NO. 7n
West Main Street.
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\ BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
50 g5F AuctiOnecrs. i5

C GM NTfR sT6c Auo6FFlq FuR sA IL
OF nj, LEVY & CO.. No. 400 u. MAIN.
s 81 ii TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH
FINE + CiLAAfBDR SUITS, 7sTDEBoARDs
I5NAN 1E5LED IRON BEDS. MATING,
DINNER AND 1v1OA q. SETS. q LANES,
TABLES, ROLLDR-TOPx/DESKS, ETC..
ETC. Ei
The ontire stock must positively be sold.
and you cnn secure rare bargains. gE
. The ladies' especially invited. Ks NV
THE TINEfAUCTIONC CO., G5s
re @lfE1ft. 56lst7 Auctioneers.
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TO JAMES II. BARITONE: So
YOU ARE HEREBY NoTiFiED thai "a
lows; Lots Nos. 4 and ia in Block 4, each
60 feet, in Barton Heights, located n n
Magst sod pS9t 18th
February 1894, Tor deliquent taxes. leyi!e9s,
Interests due tsreqtHh FER v !he
gGar ls91 ths e.
Thereon h has bbe Been filed in this office, and
i appearing from the reefords Of tbs &C III 4
land. Vol, mn, further notified TO appear
here II, four months from tho date Of this
notice and do what may bo necessa Fy 20
Given Given iu Dak my my hand this 18th day Of
February, 1908 -, :, ", Ar,,,1Y. 4. t K
Clerk IIenrIco County Court, Ylrs4ls'A' d
4 'oe sAMu5L r. WADplLL Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE.

7BOUGHT AND SoID-FA RMS, TIM,
Der and Mineral Lands no ms stf %heeI N9
TTMBE mr., in T1R ALE ia F1Ad sAGENCY,
l407 E st.. N, vV,. ~ ashiNgton'i p.5 9 ~.
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TIC, MARY II. b TYLER, HARRIET A.,
YOU j ARE ERHBY No ;f FED that
lot of land described ms follows: Forty,
eight feet on Compromise street, located
county, Va, was sold on the 18th day OF
February 1890. for delinquent taxes,
levles, interests and costs duo thereon
Of virginia; an application tor the pur-
chase thereof has been filed In this office,
and 1t appearing from the records Of this
office that you are interested N SAID lang,
four months from tho date Of this notice
and do what may be necessary to protect
your interests, III j " 3s o
February, 1903 !. =, :, ~ 5.5
Clerk Henrico County Court, Virginia.
sAMuEL r, wADD1LL, Clerk.
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SEATS FOR LULA CHASER
ARE TWO DOLLARS EACH

for Lulu Glases to-morTow night will be
50 instead of So. A typographical error
in Sundays Times Dispatch made II ans
pear that the higher figure was being
charged. N n a, I, 55 553 Fl X O
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p, S,-ITis Is not q fire salo or goods
by fire and water, but consists
of clean and sala BILE goods -, !. ~
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
-f1I--a 7s48yss5 Auctioneers.
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4 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Richmond, w, March 1,1,4 2, 1903,
no WHOM Is MAY ,fG ! = : r l, ,,
Tor OF Of tho estate of ~: II TATUM, de-
CEASED eet All persons Indebted to tho es.
tato W esso Petite asana me ba ana Al,
tp,jiif nIense present them to me forth
With, properly authenticated for pay
"11o''s' HARRY a. TATUM
Z 4, 9YFs Administrator
Care r. L, Christians Co.