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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-10-09
DAVID BROWN GOT THE STOVE.
The Giving Away of "A Coles Hot Blast
Saturday Drew out "A Large Crowd.

The fact that Coles hot blast stove
was to be given away free of charge at
Smith & Glass store last Saturday
drew large crowd to town and for two
hours before the appointed time for the
drawing to take place, the walk in front
of the block was thronged with people
who had secured tickets, and the store
was filed as we'll. At 4 80 o'clock the
representative of the company an.
nouuoed that the drawing was about to
take place and that fifty tickets would
be drawn out first, then the next ticket
would be the lucky one. Miss Olive
Stanton had the honor of drawing the
tickets and the first number out after
the fifty had been drawn, was 99l.
David Brown, farmer living in Arcadia
township, held the duplicate OF the
number and was there ready to claim
the stove. One of the provisions in CIV
ing the stove away, was that the person
holding the lucky ticket must present 1t
within one hour after the drawing or
forfeit his right TO it.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-10-09
College Won from Elsie in After.
noon, and High School Team
Net Defeat in Morning.
THE COLLEGE MEETS
NJ. A. c. TOMORROW
The First of the Interscholastic Series
of Games Disappointment to Our
High School Boys.

Last Saturday the college team had
sweet revenge for the defeat which was
administered by the Elsie Giants TO the
pick. up team two weeks ago, defeating
them II to 0 in fifteen and twenty min
ute halves. The Elsie team however
played strong game and made repeated
gains through Alma's line. The teams
that met this time were very different
from their last meeting. Alma had but
three men in the line up of the former
game and Elsie had several new stars.
Elsie won the toss and choose the east
goal. Alma kicked to Elsie's ten yard
line and the Giants advanced the ball
to the center Of the field by heavy line
plunging. There the ball was lost on
downs and end runs by Anderson, Carr
and Brown carried the ball over. Alma
scored ag ain at the close Of the half,
when gains by Rogers, Hyney and
Schenck carried the ball over.
Alma received the ball at the opening
of the second half, and Therry, Almas
newlquarter, made phen ominal run OF
60 yards on the kick off. The third
touchdown quickly followed. After
that Elsie took brace and kept the ball
in the center Of the field.
The game showed that Alma has
some excellent material, and before the
season closes, it should round out into a
championship team.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-10-09
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists r efund the money II It fails to cure
T. W Groves signature 10 on each box, 2oc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-10-09
ELECTRIC ROAD A CERTAINTY.
Marcus Pollasky Has secured Franchises
In Alma, ST. Louis and Ithaca.

Marcus Pollasky has secured fran
chises for an electric road in each of the
three principal towns in Gratiot, the
Ithaca council having granted Mr.. Pol-
lasky's request last Tuesday night upon
his appearance before that body. He
has now placed the project in the hands
of the engineers, Messrs. Field, Hinch-
man & Smith, and their representative
is now at Sc. Louis where work has been
begun.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-10-09

PACAl BALM Ssrf. &c sesss S,s fSs SygSl';
Ry Drussists and all Skin Diseases.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-10-09
We lake the Chances.

IL you have neuralgia Of the stom-
ach, gastritis, nausea, furred tongue.
or a constant pain in the stomach, try
Majors Neural Pills. We guarantee
and recommend them. Bivins q
Rhodsa &Au Il ~
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-10-09
0NE 0F THE FINEST
STORES IN MICHIGAN
Has Been Located in Alma Over
5 Years and Enjoys a Steady
and Increasing Trade.
ONLY THE BEST GOODS
ARE FOUND IN THIS STORE
PREPARATIONS are Now Being Made TO
Add Large Stock of Holiday
Goods,

Alma is proud Of its handsome stores
and the class of goods kept by our mer.
chants, and The Record is always
pleased to welcome thoseiwho decide tc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-10-09
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish 10 thank our many friends for their
Kindness and assistance during our recent
bereavement and especially do we wish &c
thank the members OF the Rathbone Sisters for
ali they did to tighten our sorrow and assist IN
caring for our loved one.
A. Brown.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-10-09

We wish TO thank our neighbours and friends
for their kindness during the sickness and
death OF our son. Arthur; especially his nurse
Miss sumers and also to the A. .. o. o. No. 21s,
and to Mr.. @. Rockfellow and family; also "a
Mrs r. Gee and Edward Gee; 10 the singers;
and for the beautiful flowers from one and all
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Kress and Family.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
CITY RREWuEs,

y rI nsrTsse Of Miss Theresa Wfege and
a, S'yetd Won Mey Is announced Tor
,..', .OssSordis club viii entertain az pro
~ hgn five next Thursday evenfne
Iane VIII DO called ~ S:I5.
saieo Labor hail today there win he
TTngs o. the Federal labor. Brew
.~Ae's and s'ltchmen No. 80,
N u an Indelivered telegram at the
4. IAN street, for J. W. Spiiiers
aols not called for at TN,rre- hsti
{l,ss~ NC NOV yesterday will be found in
4'ie svenue. Sr M NcheiL 800
1 n H,Sa ut ban WIN be given 1T Burke
kp, s s nert Friday, January 20
i No. oe given for the most original
~, guiding now being erected n the
b Thsn nusE svenue and Travis street
fnoesoa ~ .Ouipieted be occupied by ]. L..
q. - as livery stable.
r,ilnnrrsssgated lecture and mario lantern
A ~ Went Of Prof. Meinhe for Tho ha1'
To-, westminster church. postnonad IN
III q lnclement weafher lii - 10
n r y tae church, corner of BreL ovanna
sNE Va street, Monday evening al s
s,s ,cs MSny beautiful ana inst-nctIve
Bbl. pme lives and Characters In
b. v1n rusrim's Progress and eimiligr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
New Wash Waists

We are showing particularly strong line In the
most wanted and desirable kinds Excellent ma
terals and choice patterns, styles that emincny
correct, having the endorsement of the highest class
waist makers of the couatry. The line contains
white and colored Oxfords, Madras, Linens and
Piques. Prices range 4oc, 9Sc, 4.25, t.so, AS,
$50, ITS and $50 each.
See Our Window Display.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
'HsAlFFs' Department

f,s oIs H.. 3 Q, West Harrisburg.
o TX, ssa,Id tbul can not MAKE II
- name Snd about 8 years old
aat about ~ AL collar marks, Ind
fIgsd or stele enu 1ty'hre feet OF rope IN,
-a'e Il hama rom Sidney Isles. one
n" ele, mari a. nlsh' shod an around.
H. VI rsht shoulder; So re-
rs st I;olsD from rom W, W. oumston.
ligh, brsn6 PACK mare mule 14ii
'.9lder, abc"tu = and U Inverted on
- 'ssollder, bSd II years old, scar on
ny ,AoSe, la u natter and rome; also
= !. Gonna hands high. branded
y, we one 10 With half circle on
Shoulder ny pony, branded m
t@ched man. White foot, white in
49, Tor esrb 20 reward for mule
,ss,ark brow rom Asa Wright. Alvin
~. hands bioS ,Gsunburned black
-. one eve M, y years old. white
.,lssS N good eo S, n9t blind, when last
,,,.hells stree, afies Anderson. Bnn,s
,seses hlTh, brs one bay mare. tx Or n,
a. W 70 Jesrs' a oysta ! S on left shout.
.Ia,. Oh; has on saddle and
S Ssa q ,,,glsp from ~. ,1'' anu
i y forehead nSs high, s or Q wears
IA o. len ~ s5s. branded JH on this , I
pa ss- Jones an GuIaer shod IN front
nj ~ ~ eoovic+ic, hsrrtsburg road: SD
''' bore. Of thief and liberal
4 4 Anderson. sheriff.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
PERSONAL MENTION,

N, nm Rue left this week for UvAIfe,
IN O. YiBit to her sister. Mira. j. IL.
hAE.
M T. z pope haa bosn confined 10
4 non the past week with la grippe,
4 b out again now.
Ina R c. Heath Of onRwuS, Iowa, Is
yttES her nster, MrS, c. e O4lyeT' 2O2S
konii greet, Fifth ward.
lrn 0, ,. Preuss, formerly OF Houston
a pcv q Chicago, Is visiting her parents,
Il nd Mrs. F. Lenk Of Drummer.
IN J. p. Grogan and daughter, Miss
litis LIFT Thursday for San Antonio,
tm trey will spend several days
b. md MrN Thomas s, Foster have re-
bod hon New Orleans, where they at
|kttd the lunnbermen's convention.
,0ima A o. Robertson returned last
trirg IRON Eagle Lake, where he at
h,th he session OF the Farmers insti-
DNn Annis p FlsitB and daughter, Mrs.
BIZ Z Webb Of Shelbyville, Ind. are
fra q Mr.. George o. Flaitz ut 9OS
gs But K. Smith has returned from
3'nAs visit TO her home ct Fort Worth
NJ SIT Dr. Edward ]. Eamllton's, No
N Polk avenue.
sgn r NJ Pease snd daughter returned
fHly night from a three weeks visit to
n kEer, Nm, Dealy. In San Antonio.
n Pease will now make her home IN
Htsstn With her mother. AtrS. II. 4. Fife.
I Y inc Mrs. R A. Beard Of liberty have
3Tn % Houston and are at present re-
tln5 a. HlS Dallas aveuue. The friend
IN BeGrd formerly Miss Katie stadt.
yin be pleased to learn Of her return
Houston, her former home.
NJ III, Frank S Pe-dletou and MrT. Bruce
4 fnhps are expected home tomorrow
~ lcm Tennessee. where they have
* me sd mission OF burying their
D.G srs r, L Phillips. TheIr Aunt
1Ouhhson viii accompany them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
roTT BOND APPROVED
s-sHEn r,een FROM CUSTODY
q. /, Wrecked and tho Espe-
} 49, n Recent Months Heve
Broken His Spirit

!. Anderson yesterday received in-
- -, % release eI-sherin Garrett L.
u n'D Doods, each In the sum Of 5000
be W. sn.riR league OF Washington
E.Es'sO s,,Nsr the two Grimes county
y p. venue, have been approved by
s.ss and Scott ia free to 90 and come
a1'. choose until the 1rst week In
n the cases win DO called at
'a'ln. ,ro today conference between
~ - n Harris, Grimes and Washing
p ~. VA held at the Rice hotel.
e ,nNs-.op formally surrendered the
nl !. sheriff Baker Of Grimes county,
h I ,rru placed Scott in the custody Of
ran. Of Washington county and
49, requested the sheriff Of this
~ Mia him until a telegram should
- ,,,S here stating that the Washing
49,, authorities had accepted Scotr's
y wIssns bond. That message was re-
B n l,,ssterdAy and acting upon the agree
~ q lat Sunday GucLl ia Ah0NA oNh a.
~ ", scott his liberty.
pvho knew the e1 ofacial OF Grin 20
lDas SrSps the days OF his leadership
NY y. twelve years every erort failed
HsA ~ Sir from Office, are struck with the
h th.s.nys that has come over him. The
~ rs X. seoelved az the time he was shot
e.n' ~ ~ straeta Of Anderson has made
~ @s,,nnle his health is badly shattered
n Ih5s bnooded over his troubles until
! u 1vs has wrecked his spirit.
In AZ Informed that lie need no
- msin behind the iron bars, his face
NJ. m With an expression of hope and
EtlHno ~, bsde farewell to Sheriff Ander-
W. " hs attaches about the county jail.
~, was IL waiting and he. was I'M
s XIV, conveyed to the home Of a sister,
.sSps outside Of the city on the Mont
kysy road, e...4,. o,a oor,+r a.,
.ss, II Rim, said there wore many peo-
~. ~ reqretted the unfortunate happen.
y ne past and that no had their. as
~. thst Scott would not be harmed so
~ ss was under the hand of the law.
t,n n lbs old days Scott was a man
Tsa stranger to fear and any man
IL inr,ted him or any man who ell
"A $3.50 10 evade the law, which Scott, as
~ vss charged to uphold, was certain
si s,,,r a arht on his hands that he would
q =. t,sss 70 remember during his remain
I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
ElHs Social sassIon.

l,cs,ss ' 4 invitation has been issued by
h., o, ,ssss No, Isl. Benevolent and Pro.
3 Il atS, ~ d,,, q Elks, for stag socIs, ses
n &turs.,SS o rooms In tho Bing bntidir /,
H.Tent6 ESn evening. Members of ihe
~ u the s5,. theatrical company will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
New Cotton Waisffngs

New Cotton WaisfingS
Never was there such vogue of heavy Cotton
Waists as at present Oxfords lead as TO material
and plain white has first call We are fully pre-
pared to take care Of your every want in this line and
would be pleased 10 have you inspect our inc feel
ing sure that it will be to your liking in every way
36-lNCH WHITE OXFORDS, pretty figures and
desirable qualities at yard i24c, t5c and zoe.
3o-INCH WHITE PlQUES. New patterns, SER
viceable qualities and splendid values at yard
zoe and 25c,
HIGH NOVELTY WHITE OXFORDS. The very
cream OF the Walsings, cha ming assortment Of
exquisite patterns superior Qualities, a yard, 25c,
CSC, 39c, SOC, 69c, 75c and 9Sc
LOVELY COLORED OXFORDS White grounds
and dam colorei aud black figures, splendid values
in these choice materials, 400, 25c 20, CSC, soc
and 75c.
IMPORTED MADRAS Medium and light weight,
choice patterns and superior quality at, yard 900,
2oc and 25c.
IMPORTED GlNGHAMs In the much wanted
small checsi, In full assortment OF eoloTs al 25e
See Our WiAdog Display.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
Household Linens

Il OGA AZ SAAOAA A~AARGHAS
TINS section OF our store has host of stauncb
friends who are constant advertisers of the pooines,
OF the linens we sell They have bought them
they have tested them and found out their worth
and we want others to do Likewise
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR LlNENSl If Won have
not-good time to do so. Investigation will prove
these offerings to be worthy of your fullest approval
6o-lNCH TURKEY RED DAMAsK, war. y e
r4n'ed last, 4oo quality, at a yard, 800. ZaOC
5S,lNCH TURKEY RED DAMASK (ol FIN
poiIed), zoe quality, at a yard .......... DUO
52-inch Full Bleached Damask, very Of
durable, CSC quality, at a yard .ZaOC
PINCH FULL BLEACHED DAMAsK, En-
generously good, Csc quality, at yard. DUO
66-inch All Pure Linen-German weave-slver
Bleached Damask, the best wearing, good m %
made, 40 quality at yard go. VOC
22-inch All Pure Linen-German weave-Sfyer
81 Be acn[ Damssk the tavort; Of host 7 1S
80 Napkins to match 800 a doze.
HEAVY LINEN HUCK TOWELS, good big size
an excellent quality, worth $50 dozen, II ON
d., d uOZel '''' x az w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
Bed Spreads

Bed Spreads
Went with a hum all last week;
some lots sold out, so we have con-
densed up and brought down the
reserve. Ready for another week
with as good and better values
than ever
Regular 75c White Counterpanes,
tuil size Tor double bed, good serv-
iceabe quality, medium IO1
weight; special price EGO
Regular 100 White Cuunterpanes,
4t-4 Honeycomb Counterpanes, an
excellent quality, pretty ZEr
patterns; special price II 30
Regular 2,98 White Counterpanes,
4f-4 Marseiles Counterpanes,
serviceable quality, heavily en-
bossed; special II mo
price ..,... III o/O
Regular $50 White CounterpaneS,
1914 MarseilIes CounterpaneS, su-
perior quality, heavily y mo
embossed; special price u 40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21
LEATH
QUITE INDIGNANT

A<jreference understood to have been
made Sunday afternoon by the Rev.
George T.. McNutt, of New York. In an
address delivered at the Academy of
Music, has provoked from Mr.. Thomas g.
Leath, proprietor of the playhouse,
reply In the shape Of letter directed to
the secretary of the Young Mems Christ
ian Association, under whose auspices
.the minister spoke.
The address WAS delivered to men. and
in it. according to reoprt, was an Incl
dental alusion to theatre-goers. The
speaker further. 1t was said. advised
people generally to stay away from the
lighthouses. Mr.. s. X. Mclfee, secretary
OF the Y. M, C. A., and one or two others
there declare that they heard no such
statements, but their negative statement
is offset by the positive assertion OF
others, who say that Mr. McNutt did
make the statements attributed to him.
When Mr., Leath, proprietor of the
Academy, was informed OF the affair, he
was considerably nettled, and at once
wrote to Mr.. Mckee. questioning the
propriety OF the remarks of the minister.
This letter will. In all probability, be
mailed to-day.
Mr.. Leath said last night that he had
always manifested willingness to assist
the Y. M. G, "A. in its work. and had.
upon recent occasion. rendered to 1t.
free of charge, the services of his hall
But when 1t came down to that point
when, speaking from the Academy stage,
a minister, here under the auspices of
business OF that Academy. he drew the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21
IN GREENSBORO
Post 4. at Greensboro, Reorganized by
Col. John S. Harwood
Especial to The Tinep-DI tch.)


GREENSBORO, N. c.. April 2o.-state
Carolina 4. p. A.. had most successful
meeting at the Benbow Hotel here Sat
the association.
A splendid address was made by Colo
mel John $. HarWood, of Richmond, chair
man Of the National Legislative Commit
More than forty members now belong
to Post "A. and It is the intention of the
newly elected officers to SO increase the
interest and membership as to make II
Tho meeting Saturday night was pre-
sided over by Mr.. T. J. Copeland. and Mr..
J., Lindsay Hopkins acted as secretary.
ident. Charles II. Ireland; vice-presldent.
r. II, Brooks; secretary and treasurer.
Q. Williams; Board of Directors. Il. ].
]. B. .Farriss. j; b.. stroud; chaIrmen OF
8. Williams: Hotel, b. A. Hodsin: Leg Leg.
1satlye c sa c1Xe; EmPloyyment G.
Chaplain, Or. S. B.Turrentne.
Tho fire companies of Greensboro have
pany, May 1lth-16th. Voting began to-
day FOL. the queen. of the carnival.
Mt G. r. Ireland Of od the o extensive Gan,
pany, Joined delegation OF shippers
from Charlotte this morning, who were
going before the Corporation Commission
at Raleigh to make complaint against the
railroads for freight determinations.
Four suits against the Southern Rail-
way were tried before n magistrate hero
Saturday evening for failure to deliver
freight within reasonable time. Judgment
was given against the railroad In each
case. and an appeal taken by the rail-
road
Mr.. j. A. White, of Lynchburg, has
irtn 1cfn n vaS1f hn IN O
senger station here and arrived this MORN
Ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21
Drys and Vets In Arvonia.

Especial to THe TtmeS-Dlsphtch,)
ARYONIA. VA, April 20,-A fierce war
is raging in Arvonia between the drys and
tho vets. The former under the direo-
ton Of Mr.. A. l.. Pitts, arc busy with
their petition seeking the signatures of
the voters of Marshall District to enable
them to fight for the cause Of temperance
while the latter, under the leadership of
Messrs. T.. 3. Leseueur. White and Trent,
saloon-keepers In this section, are busy
canyassng in opposition to the drys' petit
ton.
The several petitions will BIO presented
to Judge Moss at buckingham Courthouse
Friday for his decision. The anti-saloon-
lists have secured the services of Mr..
Aubrey STROBE. and great legal battle
Is predicted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21
CRADLE OF
JEFFERSON
Said to Be In Use In a Bed
ford Springs Family.
PROPERTY ASSESSMENT
The Corporation Commission Will
Make Tour Of the State With View
of Thoroughly lnstructing Local
Officers as to Their Duties.
Especial to The rimes-Dlspatch.,


RALEIGH. N. c.. April 2o.-Mr. w. S.
Wilson, corporation clerk to the secrc-
tary OF state. who has spent some time
recently In Cnswell county. N. c.. 0:id
Campbell county, Va, says that VINE
away. he found n man. Mr.. Thompson.
OF Bedford Springs. Va, who Is now
using in his family the same cradle In
which Thomas Jefferson was rocked when
an Infant. Mr.. Wilson says the
present owner told him the sue
cessons OF families through which the
cradle has come, and asserts that the
truth of his claim can be established be-
yond doubt
The three North Carolina Corporation
Commissioners left this morning for a
Ex-Governor Jarvis has. as pcsldent OF
different section In which they VIII visit
the county seats and confer with the tax
listers and assessors, instructing them
as to their duties in assessing property
for taxation and listing for taxes. All
property Id to be assessed this year. and
the plan s to assess 1t at actual money
value.
One or another OF the commissioners
Will Visit every county seat in the State.
Ex-senator Jones has, as president OF
the North Carolina Soldiers Home Assoc
clation. called a meeting to be held here
April 2Sth. Two directors Of the Soldiers
Home are to be elected and other impor-
tant business transacted.
The High Point Fire Department was
chartered by the Secretary OF State to-
day. the purpose being In the language OF
the articles OF agreement ITO more eff
GENTLY fight and cxtinguish fire and pro-
tect property" 1t is understood that a
paid department Is to be established, and
considerable new apparatus is to be pur-
chased.
Another High Point enterprise char
tered to-day was the Peoples House
Furnishing Company. capital $1,000. D.
n. Wilborn, s. C. yyilborn and s.. w.
Tomlinson, are the incorporntors.
The American Pine Product Company.
OF Raleigh, capital $4,000, has been
incorporated They will make all
kinds Of distilled pine products,
Including newly discovered gas
light, and are also Authorized to con-
duct saw mills furniture factories. etc.
II. E. Litchford. Frank n. Ellington and
T. e. Womack, are the incorporators.
The Banner Manufacturing Company.
OF Mt. Airy. Is Incorporated with s25,0
capital, to manufacture furniture, tobacco
boxes. hogshcad, barrels. etc
The Weldon Ice Company received a
charter from the Secretary OF State to-
day; capital 1900. The incorporators are
]. r. Jones, f. s.. Robertson. ]. W. Jones,
A. n. Goodman and w. z. Daniels.
The Sanford Mercantile Company was
chartered yesterday with $4,000 capital,
to do general mercantile business. w.
a. Pnso. j. w. Mcintosh and y. d. Nc
1ser. are the lncorporatoYs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21
YOUNG LADY FOUND DEAD

Her Woman Companion Held to Grand
Jury on Verdict of Coroneps Jury.
Especial to The -Dispatch.)
HINTON, W. VA. April 2O-Miss Etta
Trump, a prominent young lady OF At
kinsville. w. Va, who for four days past
had been a guest at the Riverside Hotel
in this city, occupying the same room
with Mrs. Worley. who paid all tho bills,
was found dead In her room day or
two ago.
A c0roner's jury was summoned, and
after q thorough investigation Mrs.
Morley was held for the grand jury.
check In Mrs Worey's possession
was drawn by n highly prominent man,
and sensational developments are expect
ed when the case comes to trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21
OFFER GOOD PROPERTY
Big Factory, Residence and Deslra-,
Bile Building Lot.

Several very valubale pieces OF property
Will be offered to-day, Messrs. j. B. ELAN
e Co. will sell tho flrst-class brick fac
tory, four stories, located on Twenty
second Street, and formerly occupied by
Butler & Bosher. The lot on which this
factory Is located is l1Sx90 feet.
will sell the corner residence lot at the
northwest corner Of Twenty. seventh and
Franklin Streets also this afternoon. The
there the residence lot at $3.50 O'clock. - -
Messrs j. Thompson Brown & Co.
viii soil the desirable brick residence No.
b03 East Clay Street this afternoon at
: Other valuable property will be offered
tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21
OLDEST SUMMER SCHOOL.

The Oldest summer school in the United
States Is the Summer Law School Of the
University OF Virginia. at Charlottesville.
1t was established by tho late Professor
John B. Minor, In 1870. and has been in
successful operation for thirty three con-
secutive summers. The th!rty-fourth ses-
sion begins July LIST next. See advertise
ment In another column.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21
SOUTHERN BAPTIST coNvEN-
TON,

Savannah, Ca, May 7-14 1908.
One fare plus twenty-five cents for the
round trip, via Southern Railway, from
all points Tickets on sale May 4th to
7th inclusive. return limit May 10th
Rates open to the public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21
DR.. Sparks Exonerated.
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Especial to The 1imesDispatch)
CHART OITESVILI,E VA, April 20
DIR. r. H. Sparks, charged with malprac~
tice on the person OF Miss ELLIS Wood re-
Gently, was exoneratcd by the grand jury
late this afternoon.