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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
LARGE SALES
The Week at South Boston Full Of Sur
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.)

Aa. .4. .ofa 4FFHt# pt'SF' ilgt. IS y
Especial to The Times lspatch.)
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, March 2l.-
Every person connected with the tobacco
business has been surprised at the large
sales each day this week. 1t was gem
orally believed that tho crop was nearly
exhausted ten days ago. but this has
been one OF the biggest weeks OF the
year. Seven hundred thousand pounds
in week at this season Of the year
was unlocked for. The great bulk of to-
bucco was brought here on wagons. not
only from counties adjoining Halifax, In
Virginia, but n large quantity came from
the border counties Of North Carolina,
The shipments by rail from long dis
tances have been steadily Increasing,
Tho offerings were of every type, from
Il very common filler to tho finest wrap
pers, Tho latter were eagerly taken NJ
figures n shade higher than they nave
hcen selling for. There was not much
that brought over s45,a but u great deal
ranged from $50 TO $42. -
The average for the week was about
$40. The land Is now in good condlt'on
10 pillow, and large breaks arc not looked
for next week, Tho indications now arc
that 15 10000 pounds will be- sold,
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most spirited campaign In Its history over
the subject of the dspensary. The last
Legislature passed a bill giving the town
the right to vote on this question: the
first Monday in April has been set by the
authorities for the date of the vote. lia Fac
side is stralning every effort to nave
success crown their efforts. The indica-
tions now are that the dispensary VIII
:, win by very small majority.
FARMERS in this section are taking ad-
vantage OF the good weather to get their
land In shape for tobacco and cotton.
The present Indications are that the acre
ago of tobacco will be decreased N this
county during this season. The present
low price and the scarcity Of labor are
the causes for this decrease.
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THE MARKET WEAK.
The Breaks Good, but Prices Ruled
Lover Than Previous Week.

DANvILLE, VA. March 2l-The sales
on the tobacco breaks during the past
week have been very GOOD, but the
prices have not been as a rule up to
those Of last week. Whilo tn cmajority
OF tobacco that has boon offered has
haen wagon goods. there has heen n
number of lots OF hogsheads goods which
has not moved with as much rnpldlty as
had been hoped, The sales during the
early part Of the week were not so heavy
as during the latter part, but there was
eral Forest, which greatly pleased the
slight advance IN the price, and ten
dency to better prices. Brights still con-
tinue to show up in better quantities and
are taken rather slowly. by the buyers.
Mr., Pannel Rucker. of the Rucker-Wit-
ten Tobacco Company of Alartnsville,
was in the city this week. for II few
days. This company buys largely on this
market. and keeps man mere who
watches the breaks and takes UP any
thing offered that this company can
use They have been buying right heavi-
~ this week, but the majority of Of.
ferngs have been taken by the Ameri-
can and Continental Companies.
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The City OF Richmond. Virginia.
+-,fT1, 1E1, Office City Water Works,

OA4!SCg wv
SEALED Proposals Wi WEI BE re
a gu1rnu 6. 1908 'i at o clock III NJ. for the
y fnilowIngi supplies and contract work
yrc fndInE P Ees afe 81 f
twenty S-inch Hub-End Gate Valves
Eight I9-inch Hub End Gate Valves.
sS SInsh HHs .E hna S ants Xa1sss
Twenty Double Nozzle z I, Gate G., ERE nn
= nozzle q 1-2 Inch. Hub to be four lees
500 ss & Cast Iron Pipes. per ton,
S Snch G cast1ron P ipes pe tom
----- i is-ic cast-iron PIPES. per ton.
------- 20-inch Cast Iron Pipes. per ton.
10000 pounds SPECIAL Ca nddMsa rsios atc
from 4 to 20 inches In diameter.
1850 Small stop-c Cock Boxes. u.
sSS bounds R 81, Lead ,a,n &besSt o,dd eslty''
ss:7 - pounds Gs ssKeo5Rj
So 1-inch Tapping Cocks u (li age s't',
" niliis.inch Tapping Cocks {IIadesty
" igi s,4- Inch Tapping Cocks tHodestyS
m 81 finineh Rounqway stop Cocks for
' sSs 5 g!pHi Roundvay stop Cocks for ''
le 80 bp, spHii Roundway stop Cocks for
le Go 1PR!apGih Roundway stop Cocks for
1 ',pa AT El4pIi Inch Roundway Stop Cocks for
loaa a s.ine sio' Rpundway stop Cocks for
lond and iron pipe. 5as&
sls finch Corporation Cocks,
IL 3-4-inch Corporation. COCKS l1i,.,,t,, 80.
SAMPLE at7offIce) and will be let as q E
W KS is Water Meters ana Connect Ions.
100 3-4 Water Meters and Connections
Per c %RtG yar f or Hnd ana Re
Ing Trenches In paved, macadaMi2ed,
glayeled and clay streets.
Per square yard for Relaylng Granite
or Cobblestone Paying. ~ !,
!. Per square yard for Laying New
Per cubic yard for Furnace Cinders;
All supplies to be delivered at the
shop or pine. yard, except pipe = and
speoials; which shall be g az f from
time 10 time as the superntendentm may
direct Specifications and further. In
formation can be obtained at. this offlGe,
The Committed on Water reserves FRY = ,d the
named named quantities twenty f2G per cent,
lily or Nil bids. a certified check for
5000 must accompany ench pld. eXcept
WHARF, bids y for brasswork sna o \, n ~ ~
~ ceF ''' cciIf fA d. RoLLINd,
81. Superintendent,
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THE NEW MILITIA LAW
State Organizations Given Until January
81. 1908, to Accept its Provisions.


WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Roalizing
that every city. town and hamlet In the
United States has vital interest In the
working of the new militia law. to which
he has given much study. Secretary Root
to-day ordered to be made public tho re.
port which the War College Board. a, his
request has prepared. explaining ana
commenting upon the various provisions
OF the law, their proper Interpretation.
and the best means for putting them into
operation
Under the law the organized militia
are given until January 81. 1905. to ADOPT
'the organization. armament, and disci-
pline" OF the Irregular and volunteer
armies" and within that time the organ.
lied militia Is expected to conform ns
RAPIDLY as practicable TO tho standard.
1t Is provided, however, that on that
date the standard must be realized, and
thereafter becomes a requirement.
'"rho law makes no provision" says
the report, "for the coercion OF any
State or Territory which may refuse 10
conform, hut In case OF declaration I'd
that effect the Secretary OF War may
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WERE ABOUT TO
BURN ACHILD
SChoolmdtes Of Eight Year
Old BoyWere Stopped Be-
fore 1t Was Too Late.
.(Dy Associated Press

;4 (By Associated Press.
E FINDLAY, OHIO March 21.-on his
way home from school, elght-year-old
Clarence Hummell son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Humrnell. Of East Front Street.
was captured by five schoolmates, forced
to; accompany them down the Blanchard
River, outside the city limits, and there,
In a secluded spot. was tied to q stake.
Preparations for his cremation were be-
Ing made when the little follows cries
attracted the attention Of men who were
employed In the vicinity OF the Findlay
hydraulic Pressed brick Works, and he
was rescued by them
Young Aummells cnptors had Witnessed
the production Of Tracey the Outlaw,
and In talking 1t over made plans for the
capture and the burning at the stake,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
BIG TOBACCO IMPROVEMENTS
Extensive Preparations at Wilson FOR
Another Years Work.
Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch; }

. Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
K WILSON. y. G., March HT-IWllSpn 70
4bacco concerns are beginning 10 make
eytcnsiye preparations for another years
WORK. Contracts are now being let Tor
he oyerhauling OF several Of the largest
,,,ants In town The Imperial Tobacco
Company has let contract for the con-
str,,ctfon of a mammoth plant mere
I, ~ million brick The work Of clearing
! way the old buildings which now occupy
ne site has begun. and The work Of lay
ing brick win con.srence IN few days,
! Tina Wells Whitehead Tobacco Company
are doubling their floor SPACE Their
new building IL now in course Of erection
and viii pc ready for OCCUPANCY ~ :, ie"
weeks. Wilson people are delighted al
the signs iof success being shown by this
concern. "a smoking tobacco department
VIII be added 40 their plant
sRijThs town Of Wilson is now having tb'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

sCHNtjrMAN FOR GLOVES, EITHER
8tlstreet or dress wear. 'tff4
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CLAIMS HE WAS
KIDNAPPED. And SOLD
Negro Claims That Slavery
Has Been Ro-Establlshed
In Alabama.
my Associated Prens.l

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. March 2l,-Ro'
bert NJ Franklin, William l., Jerney,s l.
A.. Grognn. jesse London and John Mo-
Daniel, all OF Goodwnter, Coosa county
were brough, to tho United States Court
In this city to-day undor Indictment
charging them with kidnapping Madison
DAVIS. q negro and selling him to Elijah
Turner. who lie alleged to have charge
OF lime works near Calcis, Ala,
II Is charged by Davis that there are
twentyseven other negI0cs confined ~
a stockade Mt Cnlcis and kept there ~
involuntary seryItude. Tho men on trial
are prominent cltzen($ OF Goodwater
Jesse London being n fjnstlne OF the
others arc merchans }5a'E.$
DAVIS claims that Hegwna kidnapped
In July by the parties Inamle'sd N ~ tho m
allotment and sold by them 70 turner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
SEALED PROPOSALS,
The CITY OF 1ichmond, YlrgiIlh.
Office CITY W;tt y ,.,fs
4i Kinr,,,',,' n Y 1909. i,

1fytt l,.lI
SEALED pnoposALs3 Mit!.ll, III Itis-
1csIvud ut tllls ofcicn uni MON t,!,A1
Apri q, 1908. 1T s q M FIR tl's lo''oW-
rs Six s4 "a 'MsInoh Cato Valves Y. .ss
Two (2) 2n-inGh Sllt q kHM N.,,
Esvs % ~ y ls !4H t'as Valves,
Six N, jo-Inni Gale Ynlyas,
H M ~ ~ 's.Inr, ohio Ynlyes,
mint Sj G-iilrh tfntn Valves.
ts I'2i-,nch Cast Iron Pipes.
I2i 5-5-inol Cnst7 Iron Pines,
IA jG.inch CNst-lroiI l'ines,
4sG0 pounds, ,sprcin,ll Castings % zone r,'
s6-inch by 24-lneh Tee, one so,iniG -
inch Specials, Crosses, Tees, Bends,
so. 66o pounds Pig Lead, best quality.
200 pounds Ciasket.
Hauling Plpo and Specials, pei. ton.
Gu!ilng AID Refining Pipe Trench
aeA1ye1 raPe spebe'a 4, n nns ass ya n
8 such quantities. as may be determined
q by tho Superint endcnt pf Water MOTHS;
+ All other supplies 10 pa dcllyersd q
Water-works shop Or pipe ynrl1., y s2e ~ !,
ficatlons and further. lnformmnilo lon :, can ca,
mittee on Water reserves he right I, e e
AFuuantities s. per cent, and alEo raSer yes
the right TO reject any or all BIDS ~
Ger ifled. check for SEQ must accompany
eaeh pt4' CHARLES u. BoLLlN N q.
I'M Superln tendent'
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Roosevelt and Casteliane.l

(By Associated Press.) ". N
WASHINGTON, March 2l.--Count Bonl
de #Castellane, accompanied BY the
Countess. were received by the Presi-
don't. They remained with the President {
for about ten minutes The Count said
they had simply called to pay their re- re-
spects. y, Z, 4,
"What do you think OF the PRESIDENT
he was asked i4t
II think he Is one splendid man, re-
plied the Count smiling, THAT has been
nv opinion for a very great time, ne
added, as he got into his cab.
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Alrls:.rl clyIal;rall,
Office of City Englneer

.H11- ~ 48. OfflCo OF CITY IIHEIHUtT! n Z
Richmond Va, March Is. 1909.
ss eelYsd At Ills office nntli4 J, NJ. NOM
DAY, March %, 1908. for BUILDING "A
+ GoNGRETE WA II. west side Of sewer
shockpe Greek improvement.
e specifications and fun informa lon tQ
bidders can be had upon application %
"a. "a Garfield check for $3.50 must ac-
Ihe Commlttee on Streets and shockoa
! Creek reserve the right to reject any
~ :l w Nj T' GlJTsHA.W.
Is 3E City En- gtnvsy,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
z City Of Richmond. Virginia.
' Office City Water NHorks,. ,

R5551i i,a9 City Hall.
@ March is, 1903. s
= ceivnd ! at this office until n MONDAY.
April g. 1908. ut s p. Ni.,ss&fSS the con- &C
struction OF a Steel Water TSwe 4, .a ana
4 Steel Gubstructure near the New, ~ Rcseatt
4 vojr, The 5substructure Will be l2o. iess
above the pedestnls to base Of tank.
The tank Will be 80 feet In diam ,e,'
u and 80 feet5hIgh. and will have 2 .siit,
B cal metal cover orf$hood. 1ncludedfe!n
Tie bid will be a I6-incht supply Pipe .of
Cast-Iron and 5ans s.inchs Waste or.oycr-
flow pipe. The substructure,stank SUP
& ci;dinr1 painting, must be Included in
the the prroposal Tho bidder Will be re- re-
CURED to submit the design na ar a hia
tail drawings strain shee rs " ~ neS
with a, certified check OF 500 The hes, COM 1
mittcc on water reserves the right 70
reject any or.all .proposalg.,e,,,:,r ~
455ss' ~ ll}sis CHARLES D.: BOLAlNG,jlsS
Superintendent.
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AT GREENSBORO
Prices Have Been Unsatisfactory ano
Stock in Damaged Condition..

Stock in Damaged Condition.
GREENSBORO N. c.. March 21.---Tak-
ing advantage Of the fine tobacco sea-
son, farmers from every direction have
been flocking to this market for the
past week with tobacco
81 Prices have been unsatisfactory IN the
main, but there has been great deal
of wet and damaged tobacco unloaded
which was high ut any price.
On all grades Of good tobacco prices
have been we'll sustained, Jugs and cut
tiers keeping VOL up to last weeks sat
isfactory prices, while mahogany wrap
pcrs and good mahogany filters arc sell.
Ing high, the demand seemingly not halt
supplied. .l
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MINIMUM
CHARGE
Is Gents,
Cash inAdvancs
3HELp WANTED -MALE,

{ WANTED. AN EXPERlBNCED ,whiM,
linc presented: care l.. M. NJ cure t'l's
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Treaty Will be Ratified.

(By Associa ted Press. } Is.
PANAMA, 1 COLOMBIA, March PA
governmental commission from Bogota,
which is making q tour Of the republic
tc ascertain the opinion Of the country
on the canal treaty, has arrived here
1t is almost certain that the treaty VIII
be IA tilted. WA
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1gn Ign, 1t In the allotment Of the annual

ignore It In The allotment OF mo Hr N l'17'
appropriation :.
"a Regarding the physical condltlon o. o.
officers and enlisted men Of the orga nizeo
militia on presentation Tor muster into
the service Of the United States lh IN
board recommends that the Secretary OF
War. prescribe For recruits In the or
ganized militia at the time Of their en-
listment. the physical recruiting standard
adopted for the regular army, except
as to the age limit, or a suitable and uni
form modification thereof"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

LUCKY BILL q or THE BEST SUIT
Z IN tho bunch for lenst money; where
'nt?S SAM EEL Z. DUGGlNS'.8o f course,
4 No, Q West Broad. E.
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OPINION EXPRESSED
THAT LEVEESiWILL HOLD

f551I3 lBy Aaaoctuted Press. .
j. u. Hagen, OF the ConcordiA parish 20
lice jury returned to-day from an inspec-
ton Of the levees on Tents River, and Ok
Rains during tho early morning have
proved O. setback for the work on Syca-
more. levee. but with the work Of IS men
done this evening, It is believed that tho
tievee viii be brought to grade. The river
gauge here at 4 P. NJ read 49.1, arise, Of
rs IN the twentX,four hours ending at =
MIN in 1897. 345H Il, s 4}N4&
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Mr. %. n. Grady, a well-known plano
man. IS now With Ferguson Bros. No.
1 West Broad street, where ne VIII pc
glad to SEQ his friends ahu ING p'aHo
buying p,iblIc,-Ady.3
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cHuRcHSNo1lcE.

II r. f LJTEIE0F n . z, >e,,,,,
FIRST, ENGLISH IllrH Ran, lsAx7
enfti, betweenS Broad and Gracel Ere sa..
Ing Sunday ut ii a. NJ. and 8 !, " isuN-
DAY school at $3.50 IA. N, WednesQeay seE-
Vices at 8 =, NJ Az M s sg,Sl
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Conditl on Of Mr., Forbes.

young Mr.. r. O, Forbes. who was hurt
by falling from q horse near the Deep
Run Hunt Club house several days ago.
was was. reported as getting along nicely Liant
night
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o the Memory Of Geo. w. lie. Cato.
We LAID the statesman down to rest, .5
So great so pure his life mad been
We stifled sorrow In our breast
AS though 1T were q mortal SIN. a$
A man as good aa no was great
The maker OF his bcountry's laws. Il
Beloved OF friends he served his State.
And battled for the peoples cause,
But nov he sleeps on his loved shore
While all around the robins sing;
And sad the onean'a pillows roar
Borne on the breath OF early aprinE.
Tho hand that soothed tlhe feyered brow
Tho voice that Bwnyed the Senate's VII
That lieA across his bosom now
And this ID now forever stu. t
.Tis meet that I should laud his worth I
lJnworthior son OF sef-snme womb
Who called him 'brother'' Ut his birth
And with him unused ut Vlrglls TOMB,
Who crossed with him the oceans wide
And then OF, old Pompean wall
Saw on Vesayius rugged side
The twilight shadows gently fall.
Alone In the strange land we stood
Two nehIlS 81 CI06cly NAV ~ wv
That every throb OF his warm blood
Seemed then to ningle with my own,
And Accomao or Istamhoul.
AZ Wnchnpreague or Ispahan
There never hreathed a nobler soul
Their never walked manlier man.
Sweet be his dreams his slumbers Iona
Down by hs own beloved soa 55ls
That erstwhYle sang his cradle song
And still shall chant his lullaby
HIS BROTHER,
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TRUNKS.

co TO HENRY s1E;G Ell AND HAVE
n your Trunk repaired II is the only
place In Richmond making n snccln!ly
4 OF Trunk Repairing. Il Ninth and Grace.
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TUN ERWEAR.t

lrHIs 4 cHANGEABLE WEATHER is
the kind gives JUS f 20 s}nd
,vea = nrevent it. I'll can show You
;ustathe proper thing u thi I, ! rs !, =
iorices that arc right. SCFlNU I'M e ~ y,
TAILOR, Haberdasher, Halter. 9OI MAN
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49,
EMBEDDING AWNINGS.
'0'ash II Advance

TILE APRIL SHOWERS ARE HERE
y so order the Awning now for the Ea ster
he carpets. Phone 2i7G and we Will
~ cnll. M. g, COTolGLAND&CO.a Eva
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

OUR GREEN, BLACK ENGLISH
Breakfast Or Mixed Ten can't be !. 3 5ea !
u! for thc money RS g 1IO.f u + fAYNES q
# CO., 1lS NJ. fElghtcenth Street.
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as,AoE:s.
SEWING MACHINES.

- r, AZ ~
5sPECAT4t SALE Tnts WEEK, PM. ., ..a !.
chimes rt,ihey DO sold at whole 1!,.e.
slle price. Come quick. o. IGse Si ptt
chnrce NEW II ONE OI'r.ll'cG' - -
If and Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

And Accomao or Istamboul,
AZ Wachnpreague or Ispahan
There never hreathed nobler soul 4
Their never walked manl!er man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

d : UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SIPS.
, Z 90 Terms: IS cash and S. per
month. Just the thing for n beginner.
Stool and scarf free Guaranteed for five
Years. 4 S,rIIIFF, 431 East Broad Street,
Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

Fl 81 TOO LATE ToscLAsslF.Y.
sTcINI1RNtAN IS YvUNrAN'S 1iATTDRt
4 Richmond. Va, 907 Main street. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

q UPRIGHT PIANO FOR s21o.
D Z 5 " @ Terrns SIS cash and S. per
month. Rosewood case: latest improve ti
action; looks like new piano. 4, STOOL D., nn n,
ssST r1f 431 Past Broad Street, Rich.
rnond Va. hGj l# S}ss1 3sta.ts}# 49, I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

Alone In the Htrange land we stood
Two hearts so closely knit IN one
That every throb OF his warm blood
Seemed then to ningle with my own,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

q UPRIGHT PIANO FOR $3.50.
D 3 4 ) Terms: SO cash and Sc per
month VerySflne toned instrument: pat
menis. Stool and scarf free Guaranteed
for five years. sTII1FE,i 4S1 East Broad
Street, Richmond, Va.
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lplANos.'

q " BUYS IA SPLENDID SOLID.
/ y = ~ d Walnut Organ 5g very. sweet
!, tone. fully guaranteed. Terms: 50 per.
!! month, SrI15Fl0, 431 East Broad Street.
Richmond. Va \; * sijs III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

WIN vvn uAyr THE ONLY GOODYEAR
stitching machine IN the city; It Is
hnir. soles, Call and sec 1t & in opera
Ion. TIOREW'S. s7le East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

~ HEREBY GIVE NOTICE. TO {, ,TMp
n 'upi.o Ladies' Lad and Girls, Outfltting.
NJ Cents und Boys Turnishings Y !, takes es
place to.morr9w,,e Low a. PRICES saa cash g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

.sHD IS MORE no BE P1TlED THAN
censured for not having JURGE 2; re- {.
upholster her furniture q It the dis IS, ~
II makes free estimates: 42l East Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

WATcnEs, CLOCKS. .JEW VEL. = "a. AMP :,
Il WE iilSTItN's 1901 D. Main Street.
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DID s YOU SEE 'EM-s15 SUITS. ALL
b Wool, for sS75 Ronly#a few left. SAN u
r. DuGGINS, q West Broad.
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s,J,rs ;ro ,otIaEpEa,

IT iYOU. TWILL SAVE VI MONEY ON
a groceries give2t,s your number and We
VIII send Il polite salesman TO your.
door, who will take your orders !, g "a de-
"A liver the goods promptly, GEO; q ~;
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NEVER TOO LATE. INDEPENDENT
4 TRANSFER COMPANY.
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HE pUcED PRlcEs..

goo iI,.SVOOI Sc SUITS ONLY 5ss.75.
Don't triss this pprort,lnlty. Th,S sy n r
going sftlst Gull early. BAN, U1sIi. y. Y.
Il DUGufNS. Mo- West Broad street
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.TTAVI1 gYOry SEEN sBUsBY?8 HE WILL
- rive YOU, n cred iii ~ No. 90 Broad Street.
III. What does lie sell Grand Opening to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
TOWN TALK.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

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aet one Of those fine SIS $Al-Hvool Suits
for IS. Is 4 e you call early. SAM UEL; 70.
DUGGINS. No.52 West Broad street ,rSiy}
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Wanted Only CiviIity.

A gray, grizzled man, whose beard
was badly in need Of upholsterng,
began without preface and in level.
xing-song, monotonous voice:
so | goes aft and says to the
eap'n, 'Cap'n Slocum.' says 1, thars
a whale on our starboard bow
"'Oh, go to blazes.' says the cap'n,
an | goes forrard
Il waits pace, then l goes aft an
1 says to the cap'n, 'Capn Slocum,
says l. 'thars a whale on the star
board bow an sbIs blowing
"'Oh, go to blazes!' says the cap'n,
an | goes forrard
X waits a pace, than I goes aft an
4 says to the caO'n, 'Cap'n Slocum,
says l.. thar's a whale on our star
hoard bow. and thar's 500 barrels Of
pfl in thai thar whale
AN pretty soon we had lowered
our boats, an we struck the whale,
an We had got the blubber alongside,
an by the next night We had got them
500 barrels of oil in our hold Then
Tap'n Slocum comes to me an says
ne:
Go down in my capin, and thar
you II find a jug of twenty-year-old
Scotch whisky, an a bottle of fine
french brandy an a caSl< of nri,na old
New England rum an says he to
me. treat yourself kindly says he
''Then I says to the cap'n, 'Cap'n
Slocum,' says l, 4 don't want none of
your twenty-year-old Scotch whisky
an I don't want none of your fine
French brandy, an l don't want none