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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
80. Yeur Cannon 4 Homs.

VIII rogers, eolored, who has been
in trouble several times before, was
fined 40 and costs Friday for carrying
a pistol. Judge stanheld asserts that
he intends 70 stop, 50 far as In hls
powef les, the habit Of men going
about town armed with reyolvers, and
that he viii impose heavy penalty
npcn blenders.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

Five c0lored boys we're arrested for
disturbing meeting at the colored
Methodist church. One Of them, Bob
lands, was drunk, although he Is
but Il Yean old. Recorder Barrett
viii punish the boys as he says he In
tends 70 protect the colored people In
their worship.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
ANNOUNCEMENT.

| desire to call the at
tention of the people of
v lnlta and this section of
country generally to the
fact that ! have pur-
chased the stock of drugs
and Iewelry formerly
owned by DR.. A. w. Fore
man. wish the friend
ship and patronage Of the
old patrons of the store,
and hope to have many
new ones. Come in and
get acquainted.
A. p, OWENS,
Successor To DR.. A. w. Foreman
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
Useful

Guest Cat restaurant) This is the
second time | have seen that fai. bald.
headed old man walk out OF here with.
out paying for bis meal.
Waiter-fee. sub. We let him eat
here for nothing hecse.s So -.s-4 n +.
~ b Hies sub n eaf1 4f.bars.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

The Frisco System will issue, during
the summer months, tourlzt round
trip tickets 10 various resorts and To-
eations-the Mountains Lakes and
seasi ore. ~ ernaiir redured ratns.
wllli ample return limit.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

Round trip tickets will be on sale,
via NJ. X. and Il. Ry. for all trains
arriving at st. Louis September or
before noon Monday, September 5,
Labor Day. Round trip rate from
Vinita t7.G0. Tickets good TO return
within one week. See Katy's agent
and go 10 the great fair.
II. A. FARrHISG, Agt.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

DIR. Essie Bondurant, physician and
surgeon. Phone $50, Empire block,
Vinlta, /. T. l3s.tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
PHOTOGRAPH THAT
STOPPED a WEDDING
lspccla1 10 The TImes. DIspatci. 8

80 81 - /. ~
Special to The Times. Dspatch.) X
ROME, March 23-SignorIna Ida Big
.liotti, daughter OF noted artist OF Genoa,
became engaged, and in the first blush
~ her happiness went 10 haze her por-i
trait taken. Being uncommonly pretty.
the result was highly satisfactory. until
tho photographer asked to use one
OF the pictures for an illustrated post
card.
Was the permission accorded The SER
pent says Yes" Eve says mo. @
r Not long after the young lady's fiance,t
wishing to make sure of not being for
gotten. went into shop to buy an illus
gtrated post card to send to her. Suddenly
he started, grew pale. made frantic ges-
lures and fled the shop. where he was
taken for a dangerous lunatIc. He jump
ed into a cab. drove to the SgnorIna Big
liotu's residence and dramatically threw
her plighted trotlt-in her face. High
words followed and the young man left
the house exclaiming: #3 #
Marry an illustrated post card New
3er!' rs ~
s AS breach OF promise is not punish.
able in Italy. the young lady's injured
feelings are taking effect in suit against
the photographer for 10000 lire damages.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
PROF. WILSON WILL
LECTURE TONIGHT
.. -,- a. III 5]5
Distinguished Scholar at the
Union Theological
Seminary.

T. : Isl u I'd RI 9 j ~ &
Dr. Robert d Wilson. OF Princeton Unit
yersty. will deliver his lecture on "The
ALLEGED Babylonian Origin Of Hebrew
IDEAS in the chapel Of the Union Theo-
logical Seminary this evening at $3.50
o'clock. X,
The lecture is a scholarly and exhaus-
tive REPUTATION OF the theory expressed by
Professor Delltzch. Of Berlin, that the
Hebrews got their religion from the Baby
lonians. This theory, Professor Delitzch
claims. is the result Of his recent dlscov-
cries In Assyrian and Babylonish re-
search. The expression Of It has aroused
much comment and discussion among
scientists all over the world, as we'll as
in Germany, where the Emperor William
has admonished the Professor against en-
tering into religious questions, and has
desired him to confine his views to the
lines Of historical and linguistic inquiries.
a distinguished authority on Oriental Ian
guages. and a man Of great learning. Is
the first one of his class to reply to Pro-
lessor Delitzch. His lecture was deliYer-
ed at Washington last evening and will
awaken the greatest interest here.
After the lecture an Informal recep-
tlon Will be rendered Dr. and Mrs, VIII
son In the home OF Professor and Mrs.
Thomas johnson, at the Seminary, whore
many friends who will be delighted 10
meet the Doctor and his wife again.
Mrs. Wilson, before her marriage. was
Miss Howard. Of this city, the sister Of
Mrs. Albert Bruce. With her husband.
she will arrive in Richmond to-day and
while here will be with Mrs. Bruce at
No. 10 North Laurel Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
The EffEC I OF
HIGH LICENSE.
Justice John Says the People
Arc Drinking More Than
Ever--PoliCe Court.

s.The prospective raise In LIQUOR license
and the consequent raise in the price Of
drinks Is helping u.s." said Justice John
yesterday People are nov, drinking
more than they did before and are get
ting loaded, and we are unloading them
of all their extra cash." #
I. Then he had some dealings with dozen
or moro DRINKS. 3
Hugh Fairlamb was charged with beat
ing "Phllp Browns cafe" and 1t cost
him IS.
II. "A. Cooper cut John Taylor SO worth.
Walter Jenkins took ring from Robert
Allen valued at 50, and was sent to jail
for thirty days accordingly,
& The brothers Jones-three or Them
each paid $3.50 on tho charge Of creating
"a disturbance on the premises. NO. 10
West Broad Street. t
f Mardarious Darhanian was charged with
threatening TO kill N. Darhanian with u
knife. lie didn't show up, and an at
3tachment was sont out. 4.
James Anderson, colored, paid $3.50 for
being caught In a game OF craps,
( Corlnth Jones, colored, was charged Slo
for being disorderly on 2 street :: car ::
Lucinda Green colored, paid $3.50 for
star-gazlng on the street all alone on a
cloudy night.
K Clarence johnson interfered With Pc
liceman Robinson in the discharge OF his
duties, and then paid s..
{, Hester johnson, colored, was drunk ana
dsorderly; 1850.
Leila NicKins. colored, paid 30 for being
disorderly on the street,
w. II. Petgrew was charged $3.50 Tor
being drunk and dsorderly,
S- Abe Saunders was assessed $3.50 for dis
order.
Ben Harrison, alias Alligator, colored.
was'nleced under bonds for twelve months
on the charge of taking brasses from
tho Chesapeake and OHIO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
DENTIST DENIES THAT
HE RODE WITH PRINCESS
(special e the Times. Dlspatch.)

NEW YORK. March 2s.-Dr. Lewis A,
o'Brien, the American dentist. who, It
was alleged, was expelled from Germany
because OF the Intimacy said to have ex-
listed between him and the Princess Of
Saxony, arrived with his wife and his
son, EtIenne O'Brien. on the steamship
Pretoria yesterday.
DR.. O'Brien has dark eyes and hair
and a prominent nose. In tho lapel Of
his fur lined overcoat yesterday he wore
a button bearing q miniature photograp phi
81 his wife. q little woman With brown
hair and eyes. Their son, EtIenne, who
was born In Paris, 10 of the blond type,
Another son and two daughters are to
sail from Cherbourg on May Sth by the
steamship Pennsylvania, M. O. Rrlcn, 1t
Is said was one OF the most popular pas
sengers on the ship, 81 n " g, VI n M S
Is AT Quarantine pr, O Brien denied the
accusation brought against him Wills
no was abroad. IN this he was suppoFts
ed by his " lie. " no ap aren't W has the
RlnQst faith w her hysRsRiA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
! Chestnut jf12l and
F;gA1ana .Ra1@;'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

$:i~s~i-i-s-t.t-4's-tt-5-
4 Il Misc Eva Smith. OF Philadelphia. who
has been visiting Miss Myrtle BEDFORD
on Second Avenue and Willow Street. was
called home very unexpectedly lew days
ago by the illness OF her father.
Y Mr.. William A. Shafer. OF Third ave
n,c and Juniper Street, has been
staying at the home OF his uncle, MI.
7. Clements shafer. near Lakeside, ior
Miss Saunders. Of Norfolk, who is Wis
itinE her uncle, Mr.. Huxtcr. mas been
\ quite sick, but is n low co1val 9.
mi Mr.. + Roer, OF Fifth Avenue. Chestnut
I'M. who had his eye badly burned at
the Richmond Locomotive Works a few
DAYS ago, has gone to his homo in Staun-
Ton. where lie will remain for some time.
Misses Marian starke and Alma
Vaughan OF Highland Park, have been
visiting their friend. Miss jamie Gaines.
OF Henrico county.
& Miss Lille A. Gray was tho guest OF
Miss Clara a. shafer. OF Third Avenue.
The little child Of Mrs. Propes. in High
land Park, has been very III, but Is slowly
Improving
Miss Rosallc Holiday shafcr. who has
been spending the winter near Little
Rock Ark, is now visiting friends az
Hot Springs. whence she VIII return 70
Little Rock.
Mrs. Virginia II Woods. Of Third Ave
nue. leaves to-day to visit friends on
Church Hill. after which she VIII visit
relatives in West Richmond.
Mrs. Cleaton Is quite sick at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Flemming. on
Fourth Avenue.
q Miss Gladys Cease, OF Highland Park,
has been visiting Miss A. Louise Austin.
Mr.. Horace S. Baker returned Friday
night, after an extended Southern trip,
and spent Saturday and Sunday with his
family on Fourth Avenue.
Z The Chestnut Hill cars were among the
few that wero not affected by the terrible
rain OF Saturday night. The Lakeside
cars weer tied UP for several hours on
Sunday morning, being a great inconveni-
ence to those on that side of Richmond.
IL Mrs. w. w. I.ayne, who has been quite
sick for several weeks, Is able to be out
Mrs. johnson, who has been Waiting
Mrs. Small, OF Fifth Avenue and Willow
Street, has returned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24

Il /. II
Charles Putze. was killed at the Ches-
apeake and Ohio shops recently, has
moved With Mr.. Chenauits family. i5
Captain w. southwnrd, who IL quite
sick wlth8the grip. is reported better n
Mrs. Cook, Of No. I'LL Twenty-first
street, Is I'll Baltimore, visiting relatives.
q MISS Maggie Axt, /, Of Baltimore, who
has been Visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cook, has returned home.
Z Mr.. Wheary Calhoun. OF Nottoway
county, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Mary
Miller, at No. 1912 Twenty-third Street.
h Mrs. M. d. Niche and little Gladys,
wife and daughter OF Captain M. r.
Niche, Of Gordonsville, Va, are Visiting
her son at No. 1921 Twenty-seconds Street.
Mr.. Monte Mickic. who has been quito
sick with grip Is much better. and, with
his family, expects to leave in q few
days on visit to his mother, Mrs. M.
u. Mickie, Of Gordonsvile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24

Tho heavy rains Of Saturday and Sun
day caused Mechanicsville Turnpike 70
cave In all the way across to Thompson's
store on the corner Of Turnpike and Fair
mount Avenue.
On account OF the weather being I'M
suitable the Council did not try the
fire exttnguishlng apparatus Saturday
evening, but will do 80 as soon as tho
weather permits.
Mr., William Chenault has moved his
family out near Hicks swimming pool
Little Laura, daughter of Captain
Glllton. who has been siok With measles,
IL better, and will be out In q few days.
Miss Lizzie Usher. Of Caroline, and
Miss Virgle Newton, from Martinsburg,
are visiting Miss Olive Mitchell, OF No,
12ll Twenty second Street.
The roll Of honor Of Fairfield school
will appear In next Sundays paper,
Miss Violet Miller continues critically
III at her homo. No, 1919 TWenty-third
street, her physician having abandoned
Tho Ladies' Aid society Of ralrmount
Methodist Church are holding q rum
mage sale this week on East Main Street,
and will be glad for their friends to send
In all rummage they promised promptly.
Mrs. =. M. Ralney, OF No. 1911 Twenty
second Street, will take charge OF all
left at her home and Will send same to
the store. sfs8
Rev, Mr., Babcock. OF Paramount Aietho-
dist Church, will hold a purpose meet
Ing instead of the regular Wednesday
night prayer-meeting, and earnestly re-
quests all members and friends to be
present. en- S5s3f-
Az Stuart Morrss, who has been quite iii.
Ia out Of danger, and the trained nurse
has left.
Mrs. Tom Morriss is quite indisposed
at her home, No. 1908 Twenty second
Street. S$
= n Mrs. Holt continues auitei III at her resi-
dent, No. 2l2l Fairmount Avenue. lBss
Mrs, n. IT. Pace Is very much lndls-
posed, and Ia confined to her room.
Fairmount after q stay Of six months
IN Bal timore, sss2 "a. " as I NJ IA N
7, alss. 4atss Rptze. whose husband
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
GOOD DEMAND !. FOR
iUNlMPROvED LOTS
Real Estate Men in Pleasant 7 / I INT,
Frame Of Mind i ( Sales \:
Yesterday.

real estate Is more active than ior
!. some time past said a prominent real
estate man yesterday afternoon. The
weather Is opening now" he went on,
&.'and there Ii d decided increase in the
demand for property, improved and un'
improved .s
II lis d nota bic fact that the sales are
better attended than during the late
winter season. The demand for unim.
proved property1is much stronger, giving
evidence or the circumstance that build
ing Is to DO marked tllis spring.
38. Messrs. J.. b. Elan II Co., real estate
agents, sold No. 22s West Broad Street
2and the dwelling in the rear Of It yes
9terday afternoon. No. 22s Is three.
story brick store. The dwelling Is No.
3o5 North Madison Street. in the rear
fof the store. The frontage OF the lot on
Broad Street is 20 feet. Mr.. !. Stern was
tho purchaser, and the price was Sl2,4oo
FOR. the entire property
/ No. 1910 West Marshall Street TO DR..
&c. "A. Blanton for $3.50,
Messrs. Claiborne. Connolly & Chap
man, formerly of Newport News. have
Joined the real estate fraternity here
! They have opened an Office at No. I'LL
East Main Street, md are prepared to
Eell and buy for their patrons.
Nj. II. C. Cooper, OF the Real Estate
Trust 4 Company, has returned from
months stay ut St Louis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
REV. W. TUDOR
LIKELY TO RETIRE | !:
Rumored That He viii GO GO
toWashlngton and Reside
inlThat CITY.

It Is rumored In Methodist circles that
the Rev. w. v. tudor .. D., presiding
elder OF West Richmond District. and
one Of the most prominent ministers In
tho Virginia Conference. contetnplates
retiring from active ministerial work, at
the close OF the present year, and jpur-
poses thereafter to remove to Washing
ton, vince he wlll reside III tho future
How much foundation there y to the
report cannot be said. Efforts made yes-
3terday 10 reach pr. Tudor were fruit
less. He had just left for Washington
to attend the funeral Of his brothers WIFE,
Mrs George Tudor, Of Baltimore and It
was stated that he would not return I'm.
I'll Thursday morning. a gentleman at
the house. who Is not however, q reln-
tive Of DR.. Tudor, declared that no had
reason to believe that there was nothing
In the rumor, and that 1t might be con
tradicted. He was practically certain that
Or. Tudor had not yet settled any plans
for The coming conference year.
NEARLY SEVENTY.
y The rumor, which Is an exceptionally
Interesting one and which Is attracting
Considerable attention in ministerial CIR
cles. Is given cast by the fact that Dr.
Tudor though still active and vigorous
Is advancing In years. Is, in fact, now,
nearly seventy, and by the additional fact
that he closes this year his term Of four
years as presiding elder Of the West
Richmond District. t@
During his long term OF service. DR..
Tudor has won position OF prominence
and Influence in the church. and IL the
rumor proves true. after all, there will be
many who will regret to see him leave.
He Is a native OF altImore, and came to
Virginia from the Baltimore Conference.
In this conference he has served Cranky
Street, Norfolk (now Epworth), four years,
1$SG-1s9O: Broad Street. Richmond. 1880 1884 !;
Cumberland-street,N Norfolk. 1SA-1s95; Cen
trnary Richmond, 1s95-1S93. In 1850 he
was made presiding elder OF West Rich,
mond which position he now fills.
h ARE SPECUJATING.
"a Among the Methodist ministers OF the
city there seems to be common talk that
DR.. Tudor has decided to retire, and that;
he will transfer his residence to Wash
ington, where he will live with relatives.
9 The ministers have gone SO far as to-
speculate as to the new presiding elder
who will have y to be chosen In this
connection the name Of the Rev.&L. B.
Betty OF this city. ID being mentioned.
Mr. Betty has rounded out his four years
at Clay Street and will have to move
when Conference meets again. II Is said
that he would make an excellent pre-
siding elder. 5saIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
DROWNED;
Then ARRESTED.
The Very Bad Luck That
Overlook a Norfolk Man
B In HenriCo.

In tho middle OF swollen creek in
Henrtco county Sunday afternoon q
buggy driven by two Norfolk men on q
visit to the city was upset. the occupants
were pitched out and nearly drowned. and
horse ana trap were washed down stream.
Then, all wet and freezing though he
was. one OF the men was arrested and
locked up In jail for reckless driving. n
charge. however. that was afterwards
withdrawn.
4 Ono Of the mon was Mr.. Henry Roman,
formerly of Fulton, who Is now working
In the navy-yard near. Norfolk. He came
up osRichmond Sunday on an excursion
and brought along q friend whom he
wished to show tho town.. The two hired
horse and buggy from 6weeney's livery
stable and set out in the early afternoon
for a drive. After visiting Odkwood Mr..
Roman started for the National ceme-
terry. TO get there, however, he had to
cross, near Blakey's old mill to the rear
OF lakewood. an innocent looking creek
which seemed shallow, but wasn't. Ro-
cent rains had swollen 1t far beyond Its
normal height,
Tn mid-stream horse and buggy began
to get shaky, and finally the whole con-
traptlon went bottom-side UP. Mr.
Roman and his friend jumped, or were
thrown into the water, After a narrow
escape from drowning they managed to
reach dry land and start for Richmond,
Tho, horse and the buggy were swept
down the creek,
When the proprietor of sweeney's
heard Of the misfap he promptly had MIR,
Roman arrested for reckless driving lie
= tr,s a rno
away and rescue the nearly drowned
horse. The charge against the Norfolk
man was afterwards Withdrawn upon his
agreement to pay for the damage and
he was released. He left on the night
train for homo tt5 ft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
AT LAUREL STREET
Protractcd Meetings With Or. John Han
non Will 81 gin In q Few Days.

Tho Rev. Dr.. Henry u. Johnson occi-
pied his pulpit at both services on yes
terday at Laurel Street Methodist Church.
In the morning he discussed the second
clause Of the Ten Commandments, taxi
ing FOR his theme. '1Iallowed >be 4 Thy
Name" This is the second of q series
OF sermons which tho Doctor Is present
ing at the Sabbath morning scrvlces. One
member was received by letter. At the
night service there was ono request for
prayer. ~ 5
Protracted meetings will begin at this
church within few days. Tho Rev.
John Harmon, D. D., will assist the pastor
in this series OF services.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
i pelegates to Convention.

Messrs. Daniel hfcCalium and NJ. r.
Pace, OF the Typographical Union, were
elected delegates to the eighth annual
convention OF the Virginia Federation Of
Labor, which meets In this city on Aus
gust 9Th. At the meeting OF the union It
was also decided to send i've delegates to
Washington in attendance upon the meet
Ing Of the International Typographical
Union in August. XII #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
NUMBER OF VIRGINIA
HORSES AT BENNlNGS

There are number Of fine Virginia
horses at Bennings this season, and the
chances are that they Will giYe q good ac--
count Of thems.l Ives IS, y, y.
"a ME- Robert bradley, Of Charles City.
Sis there With a string Of twelve and
Mr.. q, "a, boswell Of 3uls tlSs n, has III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
PECULIAR ACCIDENT
Strange Prank of Lightning at the Resi-
dence of Or. Boyce D, BROKER,

A very peculiar accldent happened ut
the home Of DIR, Royce BROKER during
the Thunderstorm Saturday evenings
After a flash of lightning loud Kissing
noise was heard, and from the back
part OF the hall came ae shs e,oh hnr o.
Ing, All tirst 1t was thought the house
had been struck and was~on fire. but an
examination showed one Of the electric
light fixtures perforated with small
round holes as large as q pea ana the
brass turned black as iron
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
Barley kaln Re signs.

Mr.. Barley Kahn. president OF the Bar
tenders. Union has rendered his resigna-
ton, because OF the fact that he is going
70 wheeling. w. Va. to take charge Of
the base ball club at that place. on April
1St, #ssjs$ 5;a5 1890 3E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
Tax Lists.

The Commissioner OF Revenue Is busy
sending out postal cards reminding per-
sons Of the approaching date for the pay
ment OF taxes, and requesting that lists
left With them be promptly returned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
Still VervItil,

Mr.. Thomas Duke still remains In a
iprecarous condition at his residence, NO.
POOL Venable Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
For Mrs. Reed.

The Times-Dispatch has received. 81
from Williamsburg for Mrs. Daisy Reed.
OF Manchester. The sender gave no name.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
A Multitude Of
Grocery Ct Q |';||''r| Bargains.

Sugar Corn, 4 cans for,,,,,.,,..,,..a5
a-pound cans Table Peaches, ,,..,,,,.7c.
Large cans Pie Peaches, ,,,,,,...,,..7c.
Best GRADUATED Sugar, pound .,,,,4Ac,
Quart bottle Tomato Catsup, ,...,.,1oc.
Small smithheld Hams, pound. ..,,,15c.
II. M. Shoe Blacking, 2 boxes. ~, sc.
Best City Meal, per peck, ,.,....,,.1sc,
or, bushel .,,..,...,,,,,,,,.,
Large Canned Virginia Tomatoes, ,..,sc.'
White A Sugar, 8 pounds for,,,.,,asc.
Arbuckles' Coffee, pound, ,.,1oc.
Cordoya or Lion Coffee, pound ...,, &C,
2-pound can Grated Pineapple &c,
Imported Macaroni, pound ,.,.,,.... &c,
Blackberry or Catawba Wine, quart. 100.
Enalneline Stove Polish, box.
seuticala i sppa aPFsu9 Fan;,v Flour bar.
rel, $500; bag. ,,,,...,,.,,,,...,.a5c'
Good Green Or Mixed Tea, pound. .,,a5c,
carsisa Re eo1 per pound
Best Tea pust, pound aoc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24

,t Mr.. II. C.. Cooper, Of the Real Estate
Trust \ Company. has returned from q
months stay ut St Louis