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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-18

If the victims were choosers, police
magistrates would be men Of few
words and short sentences.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-18

look forthist trade mark: 1.-THE Klean. KooI
Kitchen Kind" The stoves without smoke,
ashes or heat. Make comfortable cooking
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-18

A mans time is what he makes it,:
there is a time for everything, but eN-
erything does not demand time.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-18

Man will coax woman to pile sacri-
fees on the "altar of love-" and then
blame her if the flame proves destruc-
tive.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-18

A mans wife is what he makes her
=. slave, friend or lover.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-18
DOAN'S GET BACK PEST

~, hacks arc cased. Hip, back, and
Acn. a;1s overcome. Swelling of the
ian p and dropsy signs vanish.
ln no. !. S' correct urine with brick dust scdi
III. laeih high col9red. pain in passing, drih-
pen! men, frequency, bed wetting. Doan's
e ssi9s.v pills remove calculi and gravel.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-18

nr..r,ElD, 1sp. It to WAS
lid rleamattiislams1.: IL ! cG Gacl
Ct ~ began to improve on
ttes;,, Doan's samPle, ana
s,.'t ITO boxes at our " drug e.,a 3.
e. g. .s and, although , q !. years ears
4 q. .sej : was troubled 2 good
r 1ss1 With my water had had to
CO. g no four and FIVE times u ss. 2
e;sh y That trouble Is !, over sI
xl ", The hem night through. Ny
,sssss;k ,a is all gone. and 81 l
.Is ~. Won ever so m.icn ! ior
NV, y. wonderful me, med \,
!@ ~ $ Kidney Pills."
.JSo. II. HunER,
o,,siaent Ridgeville.
f'ssln Indiana, State Bank.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-18

To Cure a Cold IN One day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. AN
druggists refund money ii itfailst ocure. aa5c.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-18

BAXTER SPRINGS, KANSAS,
~ received the free sum.
pie Of Doan's Kidney Pills.
For five years l have had
much pain in my bach. which
physicians said arose iron,
my kidneys. Four boxes of
Doan's Kidney Pills have en-.
tirely cured the trouble.
think l owe my life to these
Pills, and I want others to
know it," SADIE DAVIS,
Baxter Springs, HANS
FALMOUTH, VA. suf.
fercd over twelve months
Will, pain in the small OF my
back. Medicines and plas.
tiers gave only temporary
relief; Doan's Kidney P,l!a
cured me-" i. S. Brown.
Falmouth. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29
-Tal1moun1 Wotos.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The funeral of Lisby BEDFORD, ST.
who died suddenly Monday evening on the
fifty-fifth anniversary Of his WedaIng,
took place Wednesday evening at 9 CLOCK
from Clay-Street Methodist Church.
Mr.. BEDFORD was an uncle q MIS-.
]. w, Rainy. Of Twenty-second Stf ee,,o
Miss Laura Irwin has returned nome
tives in North Carolina.
Mrs. Salle Ambrizollar. of Wilmington.
N. O.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Arnold on Twenty-third Street.
Mrs. G. i, Arnold Is much improved
from a recent spell OF iliness' ,ona
on the Avenue.
Mrs. Lippold her two daughters END IN,
mother have moved to No. 2ol6 Venaple
Street from West Point. They We're
among the sufferers from the recent IRE
there, and lost all their possessions ex-
cept a sewing machine.
Mrs. W. Y. Fletcher, Of Twenty.first
Street, is Improving from her recent indis-
Franees Babcock, the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank a. Holland, is
quite sick
Mr., Haley. the aged gran alff, of Mrs
Thomas Teagle' Is yeFy ns sisk' 8, MADDOX
IIill. have returned home. from pleas
ant ant visit to friends IL Hanover.
Warren Hobson has Just completed his
new house on the Avenue, and Viii move
his family into It this week.
Joseph smith the hagsasemnster on TIE
Chariot TuesdsY lives on Twen-
ty-second Street. MI Smith was re-
ported as one of the dead. but he escaped
with a foW cuts and bruises, and Is now
receiving tho congratulations OF his many
!, HssASa Or IVA baggaE .aleaRs, 1e2sR aeRln
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A HERO IS
NOW AT REST
Engineer Thomas D. Hall Is
Borne to the Tomb.
A GREAT MANY THERE
Casket Concealed by Beautiful Flowers.
Orders to Which He Belonged Well
Representative Burial OF
Fireman Snyder.

The funeral services OF tho lamenteo
Engineer Thomas D. Hall. one OF the
victims of the railway wreck near Char-
lottesvlle, took place at Z. M. yester
day from the First Baptist Church, ana
was attended by one of the largest coli-
gregations ever seen ct funeral lhere
in years. 1t was long and sorrow1ui
nrocession TINT followed the body OF
the brave engineer from the residence 10
the church and thence to beautiful Holly
wood where 1t was consigned 10 INC
Garth Among those attending the lun-
eral were n large number OF engineers
members Of Divisions % Of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, and many
other trainmen and railway oltlcials anu
employees, the Masonic fraternity ana
large outpouring Of friends and nelgn'
bors. Seldom has a moro beautiful ar
raw OF floral tributes been seen At
funeral than on this occasion. Among
them were some beautiful designs, sent
by his fellow employees of the railway
company and others. Roses. carnations
sweet peas and other blossoms IN great
profusion covered the casket, and &C,
cealed tho new-made grave Wheh theS
had been spread upon It.
TOUCHING MUSIC.
The services were conducted by Rev.
George Cooper, D. D., pastor OF tho
church. assisted by Rev. w. r. Il. Smlth,
D. D.. of the Second Baptist Church.
The service was concluded at the grave,
and included also the burial ritual OF the
Masonic fraternity. The music was one
OF the touching features of the funeral
The pall-bearers from the railway OIL
Gals, trainmen Brotherhood, Masonic
fraternity and fri;n's were
Honorary--Mcesrs a. ii. Hill, j. N. ~
shu,. r W Face Lr. Eels'o. W q.
Jones. Charles Hagan, Joseph Smith and
c. G. Walker.
Active--Captain j T. Bailey. Conductor
Ellerton, Luther Seav Harry Funk, W.
II. Anthony. A. J. Williams, ]. W. AHres
and T. Battighner
MR.. SNYDERsg FUNERAL.
The funeral services Of T. Clay SNYDER
the fireman killed in the railway wrecN
near Charlottesville on Tuesday took
place at A. M. yesterday from the resi-
dence of 7. Thomas Taylor, No. 223 North
Twenty-ifth Street. and were attended
by a large ga thering Of friends and rela-
tives. Rev. w. s. Campbell, p. D., Of
the Presbyterian Church, conducted the
sad service The floral offerings express
sive of the sympathy of friends. were
unusually numerous and beautiful, ana
the service was very touching. The IN
torment was In lakewood Cemetery. These
gentlemen We're pall-bearers: S. a. Diff
limbaugh, C. C. Carter. p. c. Larus. b. r.
Clements M. II. Hughes. 3. j. Georhardt,
J. s. Walker. j. F, Vaughan. M. Childress
and George NJ. Cease.
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fulton Hotes.

.rnou wreck occurred in Orleans
raet ward "Wednesday night In when
several cars were derallcd ana liz, W.
down the embankment. The cars were ere
emptles and the wreck was soon cie"' oN
It is very likely that Walter t h u SCI,
a well known young man OF s on,nsh FOR
trlct viii oppose Sy Sle For e Vnrno Dis
Wishes vieh Of lis friend. the fight VIII be
warm from start&to finish, as poth gen
ME- Ms. 6 EThes5 s. :: Burton S Of church Hill
viii be married Monday night; me eer :,
mony will be per ipn h,da a. parents on
tue pf fyIsixth Street. Miss Naude An
drews viii be maid Of honor and MI;
John Burton b 1Tp fard Gn t is we'll known
in Fulton and Miss Burton is very popu-
- Mrs. s + Waddi left this ~ week gHabt for
Miss Emily, home. who has peen At'e'iu-
ing college in that city. 49, and Queen
Mrs. Susan Wilson, OF K a M ana lanes lanes
Sou nEnb Is y of Nch nas sls Street
Mrs. TfuJ !. q. Rely, OF Burkeville Is the
guest of Mrs, Peter McGovern or Fultoll
mi MI. w. q. Hanklns. of Fulton Fiji. is
in Williamsburg on business s;o,o 80 the
Mr.. George Lane. an employe OF IM .
Lower Gas Works, was taken s'G i,,a VIZ, re.
at his duties "Wednesday ana was
Rev. /. r. barton, of Suffolk. vii o ;;
cupy the pulpit Of Fulton Baptist church
at both services Sunday. a.. :,
An entertainment for the benetit OF
the Methodist Bazaar will be held TINS
afternoon in the tabernacle = ,,,s,,
Mrs. Hugh Rice left "Wednesday TO Vlsl'
IA har nnrents in Gates comfy, n, 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kay Will leave To-
| day for the mountains to spend the sum,
mer. Mr. Kay has Just recovered IRON q
| spell of typhoid fever. e,,,
Mrs. Margaret Gogan has returned IRON
| Newport News, where she has been a.
the bedside of her nephew, Ropert Mac G
| KAY. who underwent an operation Tor Up.
pendicitis. Mr.. Mackay is improving
| nicely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29
ECAostnut It'll and
+ |: 51gAlana Pa7k
Mrs. Kells, OF New York, is visiting her
son MI. K ellis. of Third Avenue. Chest

Mrs: Kells, Of New York, is visiting her
son. t Mr. Kells' Of Third avenue cne'e-
M Mrs. Nellie Booth continues quite sick
at her residence Second Avenue Chest
Mr.. j. T. Goodwin has returned home
railway Masters and Boiermakers' Asso,
citation. The next meeting Will be held
Miss Emma Quarles has been visiting
Misses Clara and Alice Wilkins. OF High
land Park. .
has returned home, after pleasant visit
to friends in the country:
Mise Hattie Foard, OF Clifton Forge. -
the guest of the Misses Rennie. OF Fourth
Avenue, Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Fannle Pemberton. who has been
quite sick at her residence, near Hgn-
ana ast Pane eet Il Pop tho season of the
Junior Gard Club was held Tuesday night
at the residence OF Miss Gretchen Lewis
i MI. = cowarden and son, Of Avenue 4,
trip to Atlanta. Montgomery and New
Work is being rapidly pushed forward ar.
pah. When finished IT will add much
Mn ine M Pehqt he ts eSe and family
Park Avenue Richmond have rented
for the summer months the beautiful and .T,dl
| ATTRACTIVE NUNS iSS ONHSu ~ 49,
| late j. D. Mosby. OF HiEhlannd Park.
Mr.. Charles W. Vaughan, OF Hlghiand
| Park. who has been quite sick, 70 aple
Mrs. d. NJ. o'Brien and little daugh-
| ter Ellen, who have been visiting rela-
| tives in Baltimore, have returned to their
| home on Chestnut Hill.
| Mrs, McGraw has gone to Alexandria
to spend the summer months with her
Master William catl!n continues quite
! sick at his residence,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mainly. OF Bal
] timore, will visit their daughter, Mrs. D..
| NJ. O'Brien. Of Chestnut Hill. IN short
Miss Clara Wilson, OF Nottoway coun-
! ty, is visiting Miss Louise Renn'e.
| Mrs Basil Powell, of King and queen
| county expects soon to visit her sister,
Mrs. Benjamin Catlin, of Fourth Ave-
! The Young Peoples Card Club met last
| Monday night at the residence OF Mrs.
Clarence Livesay on Third Avenue. Pro-
| gressive euchre was played until late
hour. after which delightful refreshments
| were served
ting hey sister. Mrs John Tyler. Of
! Fourth avenue.
Miss Pattie Christian, OF Poplar Hill.
WHO has been quite sick. is now able to
| be out. 49,,
Miss Gladys LiyesaX Of South SOU i, Th I'D
/ Clarke, OF Chestnut Hill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29
Now york. after a visit to Mr.. George

New York, after a visit to Mr.. George
F1 Mp. 1onn,e Gray has left for Balt,-
Miss Esther Feather eat who has h, n S.en
barten, has returned home:
Rev. G.. p Scott, who has been quite
''I The Girls Missionary Society Of the
Barton Heights Baptist Church met tlils
week and new officers were e., leef Snar verv
r,o cM's i able to resume her studies.
MI. Anderson, OF Petersburg, is visit
ing friends IN OF Providence
Forge. is the guest Of friends on Mon
tero Avenue.
Miss Lena Dunqan Of ,. AciomsiI nes
Mrs. Bowie who has been visiting Mrs.:
Jones. OF Lamb Avenue, has returned
% Ju mlsers Charles F. Goodwin Of MOTTO
way, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. 9. K
to Ro Grossr semnary c S ssvf o"'
Mrs, W. v. Atkins and Miss Eula At
kl.s, OF Blackstone. have returned home
from q visit to the family OF Rev. -.
i Miss ISIS 'hanette Goodwin. OF Louisa coun-
ty, Who has been visiting on Monteiro
Avenue he's H |s ioS hes s0m Very sick
Mr. Thomas Armstrong has returned
homo frome trip to New York:
Mr.. Carlton Moffat is quite sick at bis
Mr.. c. T. Wilkinson and family Of
Brookland Park, have moved to Dam
Mrs Parsons is quite sick at her homo
on Poe street.
Miss Louise Jones, who has been quito
sick at the homo OF her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r Lee, Is now abe
to be out.
Mrs Hall and daughter, who have been
visiting Mrs. c. T. Wilkinson, OF North
Avenue, have left for their homo IN Pc
tersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29
CONTRACT FOR
STREET PAVING
Street Committee Sacheted
Over the Gasser Bid.
but He Cot 1t.

When the Street Committee met at 6:s0
o clock yesterday afternoon the reading
of the minutes had to be dispensed with,
because the clerks books were in the
Hastings Court for use in the hearing In
the King trial.
A large amount OF routine business was
transacted, and an accumulation OF work
was disposed OF. ..
A subcommittee OF five was appointed
to look into the question of the removal
of the railway tracks from West Broad
Street.
The question of placing water and gas
District was discussed. and it was deter
mined to hold special meeting in the
CITY. Engineers office at o'clock next
Monday afternoon, at which time the
chairman, City Engineer, superintendent
of water and chairman Of the Water
Committee will be present
Petitions from Baldwin and Brown,
Rountree and Company and the American
Tobacco Company for bridge connections
We're taken up, In the case OF Rountree
and Company and the American Tobacco
Company, q committee was appointed to
prepare az, ordinance to report, and the
petition of Baldwin and Brown was with
drawn, so that it might be introduced in
the Council,
After reaching the opinion that the
work of the committee could not be COM
pleted, and fixing upon o'clock this af-
ternoon 10 meet In adjourned session, tho
various ravng bids were opened
Bids had been asked for asphalt block
paving on Franklin Street, between Third
ana Fourth, and for certain granite spall
| gntterlng
Franklin Street was awarded to Contrac-
| tor w, p, Veitch,
| Mr.. Whittet moved that the contract
! for guttering be given to II. 7, Hoppe,
next to the highest bidder. This motion
| was lost on tie vote, and then II was
| decided to award the contract to the
| lowest responsible bidder, which gave u
to Charles Gasser whose bid was eighty
| four cents. The other bids were 9, M !
Welnbrunn, ninety-two cents; II II
| Hoppe, ninety cents; J. A, GUIDE eighty
| five cents. mi,
present were Chairman Allen, Messrs
| West. Burton, Bahen, Whittet, Peters
| Alien, philips, Teefey,. Minor, Huber
/ Williams, Mann and Adams,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29
BIG BUILDING
HAS BEEN OPENED.
Little Waits Now Have Plenty
Room in Which to Sleep
and Eat.

Tho administration building Mt tho
Methodist OrphanaEe has just been coma
pleted and open for Use. Tho event ID
ono OF no little interest to the a1eth-
odists. The Children and others hava
moved out OF the orn1nped quarters in
the cottages and arc spreading out in the
capacio,ls rooms OF the big building.
There is now Kitchen. q laundry, n large
dining-room. with whole Heat for each
person. two large school rooms. recep-
ton room and sleeping roomn for many
more orphans.
During the month Of juno, the Orphan
ago will try to raise 5000 among tho
Methodist sunday-school children Of Yir-
GINA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29
A FARMER CURED Of RHEUMA
TiSM,

"A man living on farm near here
came in q short time ago completely
doubled up with rheumatism. handed
him a bottle OF Chamberlains Pain Balm
and told him to use 1t freely and II not
satisfied after using II he need not pay
cent for it, says G. p, Raydsr, OF
Pattens Mills. n. Y, "A few days later
ne walked into the store az straight as
string and handed mo dollar, saying,
Give me another bottle OF Chamberlain's
Pain Balm i want 1t In the house all
the time for II CURED me-" For sale by
Rll dyusEsts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29
ut tic Ghoal19s.


: Gilette's delightful, comedy, because
the B}ou at tWo perfornsnqss sos,t al tSs
rnmainder Of the week The comedy.
Which has been seen here before, serves
as an excellent lesson to young married
people and shows them the folly Of II petty t,ly
eyes of other people. The picture is not
SO q oyerdrawn as one would Imagine y, for
there are many such women as the Ger
trude West'' of Gillette's comedy. Two
hairs in themselves seem insignificant
things, but when they appear upon the
shoulder Of man's, coat, ~ e wo nan
for divorce proceedings A man, who
would 60 into his wife's presence with two
auburn hairs upon, his coat, when her own ,yln
foolhardy to be considered good risk
FOR accident Insurance. In the case, Of
Qllyag iVasL tAsga MA no reasQa Spr him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29

Mrs. W. 8. Paxton has returned to FAIR
field, Rockbridge. county, after a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Q. L. Ball. of Brookland
Park.
Mrs; II. K; Kllian Of H Il! ;Ist Pa:
Mrs. Kingsburry. Of Missouri. who has
been Visiting h MI an e,tW Mrs = M
is visiting her uncle. of Brookland Park
Charley Gregory Is quite sick at his
homo on Meadow Bridge Road.
Mrs. Cubbins has returned to Georgia,
after a visit to Mrs. George e. Carter.
Mr.. Hatcher Hollaway. who has been
stayng at The for bone Nec e W. w. J.
Miss Fannie Pemberton Is quite Sick at
her home near Lakeside.
Miss Stella Smith, Of Rockbridge coun-
ty. is visiting her aunt, on North Ave
Mrs. r. ?, Hamilton and son. WHO s, l have :,
have returned to Portsmouth =,
the .l guest Of his mother, Mrs, N. 3. Crox-
ton, this week.
Miss Annie Cole. who has been visiting
In South Carolina, will leave this week
for Philadelphia, accompanied by Miss
Cocker.
Mrs. Norman Hamilton has returned to
Portsmouth. after a visit to Mrs. For
Mr.. Earl Eaton has left for West vir-
Mr.. George II. Elgner will leave in a
few days for a Northern trip.
Mr., Henry Brown has left for sayan-
Nj. Henry Mitchell will leave for Pc,
tersburg Monday.
Miss Annie Wingfield has returned from
a trip to Petersburg.
Miss Lillian Hamilton has returned tc
Portsmouth, after a visit to Mrs. y. Y
Mercer.
Mrs. c, D, Redd. who has been quite
sick, is improving.
Mrs, ", O. Shelbourne and children
have left for Riceville. N. G., to spene
the summer. ~
Mr. W. p Coalter, who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I
Coalter, Of Brookland Park, has return
ed to Newport News.
Mr. e, II, Hooper has returned u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29
CALLED TO GROVE CHURCH

Rev. Mr.. Morris Taxes Charge There
fora Year.
Tho Rev. James Morrls. OF Brazil, who
preached at st. Paul's during tho absence
OF DR.. serange, has been invited to tako
charge Of Grace Episcopal Church. Of this
city. for n year. The action liz made me-
cessary by the continued bad health OF
the rector OF Grace Church, the Rev. Lam
don r. Mason. Mr.. Morris has accepted
tho call and has already entered upon his
work.
The Rev. J. c. Cornicz. OF Wentover.
has been called to Wicklifre. Clarke coun.
ty Va. In succession to tho Rev. Robert
u. Brooking.
The Rev r. C. Dorst, OF Fairnont.
w. Va, has been called to the churches
at White Post and Front Royal, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29
Wants to Come In,

The Burial League Of the United States,
with Its main Office at Pittsburg, Pa,
desires TO enter and do business In this
State. and has made application to the
Corporation Commission with this end In
view. Tho application, however, was not
in proper form, and had TO BIO returned
to the company for this reason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29
1


Parrish and Miss Ruth Marston. MISS
Chalmers recitation VIII follow. men
GINA sydnor. .,,,r+. ,ro,, +ha
nings performance. The young ladies
acting win inolude:
Miss Rose satterf1eld.
Felioite Honen. aupergiste.
Miss Carey Williamson
hosette Id oous'iio'
MISS virginia caI TING lon' AZ. ~
ino' 90
MISC Rebecca Leigh,
Amanda, femme dc chambre-
The fourth annual commencement OF
der the direction Of Mrs. w: .. Thurs.
ton, was held at the Woman's Ciup iast
evening at $3.50 o'clock; ,r,aa
Laura Bates, Of Washington, D. e; MISS
Esr'ce nv Eq Hach1sr 81 Rebmon1 ra
matte and artistic recital vas given py
the class, and Or. r g. W''l'nsham de-
liv ,r, trs ulpios.,as. 4,., 49,.
tensteIn and Miss EulA Bailey. The pro-
rramme. which was most attractive. was
enlivened by some delightful music
percoraI Mention
~ -,
Miss Jean Christian Mercer. OF VIII
liamsburg, who 10 stenographer for the
jpio tn r oil yul11
leave on Monday for her home, where
she goes to offlciate as maid Of honor at
celebrated In Williamsburg on June 3D.
Miss Mercer will remain at home for
about two weeks.
.,s
,, ~ :,
v. salow'h VIII 1eAVe on MoluuS lor
Horloik, TO speHu me summer WIN Mfs'
:. Johnscon' OF Gneht.
hYiuu p,,h,, podaIsar will no +ha e>,,As+
on Friday OF Mrs Preston LIE Roy Ropar.
OF Petersburg Va.
Mrs. r. lrpy ls WISHING -her sister, MIS-.
william Bowman, OF Lynchourg, Va
MT. Leslie Heeo VIII leaVe on Mon
.
drla, va
'''
Mas Katharine Jew "a IN attendance
upon the sessions Of the Preshvterian Az
pembly at Lexington. Va.
Mrs. Albert Scott is the guest Of her
son, DR.. Hunter Scott, of New York
city.
I've. TOO ron r1~ har
house and gone with her family to Ash
land Tor the summer
CARDS have been received from Mr.. and
Mrs. William Veitch. OF Montreal, Can
ADA announcing the approaching marriage
l1ou.s Ioo,es' 1i lnst9', VA, ! no cere-
1i.oly W. 70 uIe
81, q. tllo NUNS " .lie ~ l,,o ~ utt,.
Ai,eF JUMP iVtn thi hnu WIS ooo.ss
WI 10 a. ilolie ~ i'aS ~, WIZ VIZ
ior'aeF ~ a prolhiIient i'erc'l"it.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Hanna,
daughter of Senator Marcus A. Hanna, OF
!. Ohio, and Mr. Joseph Melville McCor-
mick, Is announced to take place June
10th. at the home of the bride In Cleve-
land. The marriage is OF interest to Vir-
be Is descendant of the Rockbridge coun-
ty family, made famous by their inven-
ton of the first harvesting machine. The
, wife OF one OF tho older Mccormick
= NO -.
Mrs. g. HAYES and Mrs Percy Hawes
| xr-iN tn "a 1a11h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29

Another Fawcett Company will be at
the Bijou next week in nne revival OF
1.-The Little Minister" Manager Fnwcett
will introduce new star in this part.
The play s 80 we'll known here that 1t
needs no Recommendation. It's popularity
has already been attached by phenoenal
advance sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29
Seni-Porcelain Dinner Sets
$1,000,

Sold for ten, but worth twelve dol
lars according to average store values.
Only four sets In this lot--10O pieces
each, with three different decorations,
and the extra value consists IN the un-
usual thinness OF the porcelain Tor
this priced ware, and the unusually
large-sized platters.
Our china man says they're the best
Dinner Sets he ever bought at this
price. They look like It.
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y
SPECIAL SUNDAY RATES
Between Richmond and Petersburg vi

Seaboard Air Line Railway
hoard viii Sell tickets between itch
mond and Petersburg at rate OF A. g, GEMS n,s
sunday only. ana limited to date OF
sale.
cA.sroHT IA.
,o,,. tho Z, Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
s's, :: {Mazzzszsz4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29
Miller g Rhoads.
81-3c.
Bleached Cotton, 6 3-4c.

Only one case of 1t, and that's In
short lengths. hence the low price.
but look at the well-known names on
this n-Androscoggin, Lonsdale,
Eli and Barker Mills.
Full yard wide.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29

Mems Negligee Shirts
$1.OO Values For 79c.
Not printer's-ink values, but
genuine dollar Madras Shirts, in
pretty patterns of black and
white for 79c.
Compare them with other
folks dollar Shirts. and the only
difference you'll see is twenty
one cents.