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The independent., 1903-04-16
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP

Municipal ownership has, in Oma-
ha, at least, reached the same stage
which direct legislation reached long
ago. That Is to say, no party dare
oppose it, and, therefore, it ceases to
become political issue. There can
be no war without resistance.
At the coming city election four or
five candidates for mayor will crave
the suffrage Of Omaha electors. The
present mayor, Frank e. Moores, ma
chine" or Rosewater candidate;
Erastus A. Benson, boiling republic
can, Or anti-Rosewater candidate; Ed
ward E. Howell, democratic; and
Judge Cunningham r. Scott threatens
to break in as an independent candi-
date for mayor and will run by petit
ton. He says that he will be elected
on platform of municipal ownership
of the waterworks, equal taxation and
city government by the people, in
stead OF Dy CROOKS anu gamblers.
&$&S%$$&
AS an act of simple justice to Gov
ernor Mickey, The Independent de-
sires to say that it has been agreeably
disappointed by his action in signing
the appropriation bills without cut
ting out any state university items
but it can't help wondering If, when
he signed the deficiency claims bill OF
something like $4,000, he recollected
the statements he made last fall on
the stump relative to CLOSING the
books without deficiency"
The independent., 1903-04-16

modes OF campaigning in the Philip
pines has come from the pen Of this
eX-conyict
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02

tingets fsrite Mano, Ia for at faraf.
t%eriferc Stcrtiuset og bets gIaos |
Solicit. Seq ifaI life nGpne belle Rem.
len. for Oct er en- iorifrUffeIig 5raiC.
Wssn ieg ifaI napne SIutningen. San
enote meo, at "Stortinaet or port liz.
tie Nsoanfer | Sarens StunS." Set
er alnlinSciist | 5arens Stun0, at en-
misunderstanding isIer, at set fan
ri life Hare. Ger err aItior mange ii.
at iiSoe ! Spioien UNDER en- iaoSau
6are. Si maa ba en- clipper, % iaa
81 Itaaten I'll Sfippereu. Ga iitcbet.
Tor at Oct er set iioite 9sOonfer, ioa
heiler man ale anfere og teller ser.
ira. 5 Den Grab ffiso ban opcr Raa.
let. Seq ptl ia isrit bare bette forum.
Serttge 6orhoIo / port 2onS, at ale
Wenneifec piI poa Stortinaet.
Sa, mar oct er iaa berIigt, iao er
Oct rimeIigt. @'eu er Set foruemt2
gPen Der er nOget ieg bar 9Iemt. ;S.g
bar 9lemt at Il bette, iom er meQet up.
ientlist Tor oct Snotrgf, ieg oil gicre,
at leg mencr, Der er fort ppf Sin5.
lom life er tTutt ooer, og iom life er
iat / i'm rette 9eIp&uing. Spao er for.
remlrere: entcr at en- Wuno btir flo.
SenSe paa jim 8aaro % prsper at fao
Den op I'll Ell Nenitergaoro % iamIer
belle i'm Gpne pao set, % boiS ban bar
nogen 6r1tto, Sa paa at fno 9pgben
op. Der er mango Sirg, iom ocnter
I boer eci9e nOrif 9pgS, men fer Sc
lrg9er belle lit Sierte / SET, bIir ser
life I'll ncget, Spoo er fornemmere
enten at blt ser, boor ban foritaor al.
ting, eaer at fommc 0criro, buor bal,
life foritaor SaIUporten. Soao or
%forncmmere enten al BIZ biemmc OIL
bore mc0 at oannc Sen GcIfeoyirior,
iom BET SeIe 8oar poo. % ION ifol til
ippenSe % it0it nigiere alt, cno at fri
Jig frrm til at bIi en- Ii0en Strinc
WeSiira ! ocn itorc Grompct. iom I'll
tube pao Stortin8et. Spoo cr ior.
1temmerc: entcr at oprc hieumc iont
Sub ! 9anten cucr at pore 6cn re.
prGI entatioe Se6oeI. iom or / oQcs
Somme. Cen mener ieg cr en- i~orneni
Nono, iom feIer Jig foIoet til at toul.
me poa StortirBct, % iom Ser orbci.
Der for De eager, ban mcncr, ban fan
iGtte igiennem.
Get er torment, at set er fun iua.
Oonnc, Iom ifuIoe pao Stortiract.
Get er no9et toeter / Dor Snititl.
ton, iom bier. bpor Ian8t til6oge ri
er ! 6ornembc0. Gor &nititutioncn
forbpbcr Oct. 3nititutioncn mon or.
re iaabon, at erbper Wano fan font.
ne frem for i'm gaIgfreo& og Il: Iettc
oil lcg uorctte, % poo 0ettc oiI ieI
poo S%tortin8Ct. ga ifuIoe man iol
ie, at man fit op9tige Wpn0 poa Gin.
get. Gette mon D; orbeior Tor. ira
Set offcntIj9e 2io 9oor @elrcberne 10
til oct prlpote. 81 mao bli CT ioc.
nemmere 6oIf i itorc % a~igisrenoc
&inQ. Sporoon ter DC iia, Sc ION
tommer pno Sir9ct? ga. Set fan life
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02

forInnscs al mig, at ies life ffal forr.
me til at rsre peo ben Sag, iom mere
END andre Iigger mig pao Sierte |
oeune Stlu6: vt Ser life nlaa min.
fes paa bort alIlturnlaal. sGre bore
WaaIitrnu. % inaen latter nogeu
Rauo, JON bar billet ia Set irent, eaCr
bar TENT for Set. Men ian tommer
ieg til set iorremme. Or Scr item:
uper oiSie Eager Der / QanSet? Or
Der Ell eneite ReprGientort. iom bar
6ulomagt til at gaa irem paa hinge:
% af8isre no9et Der? Get, % oa ifut-
Be set bare en- upiItaorIiJ GGleIie II
Sornerbeb. at nan flyer; Iette er
en- ioa tor Sag. bette tor oi life rGre
oeS. uSer at ri har foat TuISmogt.
&oar ser cr @prcpruientouter enc.
oaiaa, icm oeo, at Sc hdr belle fin @u
pao nogIe faa npr moo itg 1900 at Sc 81
aoor frem o. itemrer aIIiacCCt mes
Ntaanooere - set or life torment.
Set fan pTre. at set or Cuerbcoj&.
ming. set fan oFre, at set er bra, men
fornemt er set life. 90 Sen Snititi.
tior. iom life tiuoSer Sem / Ct %inoSou.
EtebIit at rebIPg9e fit RarSat o. IA
aleSieu iau 2oo ii. a: femme iaien.
SEN Snititution cr life forncm. O.;
Nal hi foo 2ie for.
Sea merer. at er nj ct ooo1cut TOyf.
"a er ri ct oncrrt TcIf. 'aa aaar I:
life Irnlcr roo Sc gamer, for Set nor.
he 6oIf cr ipurat. Get m1n ri life
popr at QiGrc. FOR Set or en- itor "a he.
TiQ Gag Settle mes 91tIhtrraoIet. ~
set for inQcn forhcIlc Ter ia icIp. |;
Noaucocrc. iom Sc MI rr. minfcr paa
SllIturmooLct,
ga. Sette err o,tida nit GrcmpcI. ION
iea bar fornct nit Enifc oocr. & fan
tro, Ser or mango Tina. Noor : en-.
bella irttcr Goer fore Bette: Or oct
torment, er set life nolct. iom cr FOR.
rcnmcrc iaa or Ser mouIc Jin1 ! oor
CfertIiQhcN, ION moa pn0rc$. Y;
it1I rel Ia Trlt1t ifDrIo tilTut. %cl
oiI uUpnc At foro, Scr opIc5 smut
poa @citIon0ct i no1lc @uNScr. ioo H..
7 ole NJ rrNrr hptNfr Nnrt irr 7rr Er,i,t
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02

cnoa fun snar gieruieln iOrt Wulo.
ioro. Ser bar Soroen Daret oprfet !
Iarhiiinoer al taIIsie Sl9gter bagoper
og or bleuet riserc berpeo. 90 III
iGttes oisie &isoorme, oisie 9pgoer
meo fine mango neutrality-suspicious..
Der ! SorbinoeIie meo @isoif % ari.
itidnia. o. Oct ifaber 2ip. 2onoet err
Oct, alt ifal ialbe tiIbage pad.
: Ipie, rige Somre meo megen Sol
OF &esn Iiaser Dor ~sfonomiife 6rem-
tiS iiffer. Saa, peIfommen biem Ill
Rorse ale 5, iom bill to en- CIR biem
/ 8nar!
SIap@rtngen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
MIR. CRUMPACKER'S
VIEWS UPON lYNCHlNG

A Richmond gentisman has received a
letter from, Congressman +. D. Crum-.
ma cker, OF Indiana. who has several tunes
introduced bill Iii Congress designed
: to reduce Southern. .Teprcssn ton 20 ,. q
ia sis Of votes actually cast, I.
MI, Crumpacker writes to his Rich.
,norld correspondent on tho subject 81
,lynchings, He offers no palliatlon OF the
assaults OF blacks upon white women,
and dsplorea them, declaring that sen y !.
t5ant !s the same everywhere on this
subject He notes tho fact that MOP
:nw does not stop lynchings, and merely
has the effect of destroying respect tor
The writer expresses the belief that
such crimes tend to tho destFuctlcn o.
republican government. II Is the first
duty Of the government to protect !lte
: ana property, and the government that
cannot perform these functions fails IN
the discharge OF its most important du,
ties Mr. Crumpacker predicts that y
viii b. necessary to maintain large armed
forces to maintain lazy and protect IRE
III the mob spirit continues and grows,
Tho writer closes, his letter with the
statement that "the white man does
himself infinitely noEs harm, when no
takes tbs law into his own hands man
no does good IN Furnishing outrases
against womanhood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
4 Federal Building.

Business Is almost at a standstill In the
Federal building. all the courts being In
vacation. the revenue Offices rounding up
the year with small demand for stamps
owing to the practical suspension Of to-
bacco manufacturing and shipments.
Early III the new year business will re-
sumo with its normal volume. The mar
shal's office has little to do now, too. and
only the postofice is doing business on a
busy scale. While. the mails have been
crowded with holiday packages and tho
regular letter traffic has been lighter for
regular letter tdaflc has been lighter for
a week or ten days Now, however. sales
Of stamps are resumlng and business Is
settling down into its usual channels. I.
The number Of bankruptcies recorded
lii this city during the closing fortnight
Of the year, has been remarkably small
Two small bankruptcies were recorded a
day or two ago. but with this exception
there have been none. Usually the end OF
the year is marked by number Of as
signmentS, IT,! ~ ,tsF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
DINNER
IS RENDERED J THEM / Il: NJ.
Ladies Of the Confederate Home
Enjoyed Feast Yes
Il, K terdav. If.

A most elegant dinner consisting OF all
the deicacies OF the season. served IN
four courses, was given at the Home
Tor Needy Confederate Women yes,
terday by the House Committee, con,
sisting OF Mrs. Julius a. IIobson, Mrs
y. ". Rowe, Mrs. ]. A. Rldgely; assist
ants. Mrs. Apperson, Mrs: Z. N NJ Bur Bur:
CESS, Mrs. Lynham, Mrs. A. y. Pyle,
Mrs. N elson Powell. Mrs. a. g: Becker
4 Tie inmates were served with dinner
at this first table, the ladies' Of the board
acting as walters, after which the Home
ladies in turn acted as walters 4 and
served dinner to the ladies'. Each old
lady was served with favorite dish,
one old lady preferring chine to oysters
or turkey. much to the amusement OF the
ladies'. 81 Il II
The old ladies' were loud in their praises
Of their dinner, and spoke in high terms
Of their home. AS S
q A special vote OF thanks was given to
the following persons for Christmas do
nations and for donations to the dinner
to-day: Governor and Mrs. Montague,
General A.. L. Philips, Captain D. NJ.
Burgess, Mr.. Bliley, Mr.. Bromm, August
Grocery Company, Mrs. L.. o. Miller,
Mrs. Al. Pyle, Mrs. D. NJ. Burgess,
Mrs. julius a. Hobson Mrs. Nelson Pow
oil Mrs. A. J. Ridgely, Mrs T.. J.. Ed
wards, Mr.. r. r, Carter. Mr.. Tiller,
Mrs. Sophia Tiller, Mrs. William Rob
inson, Mrs, ]. D. Carneas S. Ullman,
A. j. Warren, Mrs. James Bazzill, Mrs.
Simon Syclc, Mrs. a. G. Becker, Mrs.
e. v. Rove. Mrs. Apperson, Miss Curley,
Mrs, curLsy, Mr.. veitch, Mrs. Judge
Keith, George B. Bull, Mr.. w. T. Flem-
ing, John Sales, Mrs. ]. B, Thompson.
Tho Homo on Tuesday was visited by
the members Of the Frances Willard
Union Of the w. G, T., u, who cheered
the inmates with Christmas gifts OF
corrections. which were much appre-
ciated, Fai6, re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
BOA. CLUB TO
HAVE TRAINER
Richmond Crews Will Give Good
Account Of Themselves Corn
ing Seasor-C Condition Fine.

rho board Of directors Of tho Virginia
Boat Club. at an important meeting held
a few evenings ago, decided to have q
trainer during the coming season, and
thew arc nov iii correspondence with
two, either Of whom would render the
regatta crews Invaluable service, The
instruction and coaching Of professional
trainer Of the highest class would put
tho Virginia Club III q condition to win
In the coming contests. such as they have
never enjoyed.
The Virginia Club is looking forward
to the season OF the new year with
keaner interest than ever. It has recently
Joined tho Middle States Rowing Assoc
citation. and As also member OF the
National Rowing Association. 1t Will
have crews In the regattas hof both Of
these organizations the, coming season,
and also III, the, great annual Fourth Of
July contest In Philadelphia
The annual meeting Of the, club VIII be
held the second tuesday, Of March, and
the condition OF the club will then be
found to be far. better than ever, Hon.
B. T. Crump Is president Of the club;
Mr. A. Al Booth, secretary, and Mr..
w. Gray Watson, treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
thursday, January I 4th, 9o4, At
II O'clock noon, at Chase
CITY, Va.

offer for sale at Public Auction. on the
pl emlses. oil the real ana personal prop.
jacenI 10 the said Town or ChAs. City,
The ceIeDraLed ChLURIuE lcALC4 U NJ alld
lenpurg Hotel and Sunato. ium, with Its
compete FURNISHINGS and equipments.
THE N AE - c.t> nUAG .Aorht !, and "
sAtt lHNioM Wthls5 BE Ely; wei
lighteu and ventilated; VIDE balls aud
yerand1s It 70 eatsd 6y
C t.i.Gas II KD W AMER from IN AkTG.
SIAN WILL. and equipped with q CONS
station. with boilers. euglnos, pumps. dy-
lamos and 1u-tun f!ce SplAAt, AuIuls ieS
gn power hsa. ICE a ans b 1sis!sssa
capacity, Tue steam Laundry is Well
arranged and ample. AND Tue Hotti.ag
Aouse ~ provided W;th taEs pipes sts;,
Wutel i. And inert are also on Lhe preMlS-
es kennels, y bowling alley aud un slght-
IySm aw aa Sanitary s eoad!o are enc
s ssts@ T hs vs IS Dssuy atted Sut
ehaa silverWre Klas Ss sss
6c..4 u latest Design ana exceileAt quality;
the property = located ~ GttN.G
suttu1IAEitAN RAILWAY. three 4 houls
iron Itlcnmond. A!d Is easily accessible
from points NOrtn, South Ald West
Is $50 Ieet above sea- level. enjoys q uni
1ormIy mid climate. ANutus good shooting
In season, and Is IN ldeal I'll the Year
THE HUIEL is NOW OPEN and en-
PERTAINING guests, and has been IN con
lnuouH operation s.lCe Ills complexion, ~
december lsv3, and has won lAvOr with
The purchaser would DO. able to take
Immediate possesSlon. and ind ample
equipment LOT continuing the BUSINESS
mann n j ~
This property uners q rare opportunity
for Investment, aud parties Interested are
invited ITO make personal Inspection VI
IL before day VI sale. q
VI IlIrAlS-CASfi. as to One-fourth OF the
purchase money, and the residue IN two
equal lnstullmelits ut one and Two years.
With Interest thereon ht the rate OF nix
per cent, per Annum from date OF SAFE.
TIL paid. the uelurred payments to Va
evidenced by notes or bonds OF tho pur-
chaser. and secu! Ell by deed OF trust Upon
"A "A l. LONG Stu TERM LEASE Is AUrHOIt-
lZEI, lE Sllll4AbLE DEFER Is kIG-
GElVED REEOkIIt LAY Or BALD:
5E5 GEO. A. ENIJLH, III
l8 X. II ROBERTS,
'S Hthbb 5sHnss ~; CITY MINERAL
WATER COMPANY, HlCAMOND.t ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31

LANTIc cOAsT LINE.
The quickest route by one hour and five
minutes. traversed bysstraius superb In
every appointment. composed Of the high
est standard Pullman Sleeping. ORA wing
Room, Observation. Library and Dining
Cars: cuisine the best the markets. af-
: ow on sale eby this line to- all principal
Winter Tourist Z Resorts IN y Georgia.,
Floridu, Cuba, New Providence and the
Southwest, at very low rates. For de-
scriptive matter and full information, ap-
ply to any agent Of the company; or,
a. c.. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
s3s E. Main ST., Richmond Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
SUCCESS OF MRS.
BERTHA IA G. CHILD ii ]
Widow Of :,. Esteemed Is E /! Richmond n
Man in sBoston's Musical
World. 5f5 .5t 4

Mrs. Bertha Cushing Child, Of Boston.
widow Of MI. Charles T. Child. who was
SO esteemed and admired here for his
kindly genial nature and for his bril-
liant genius, has won fame In the musi.
cal world Of Boston as thu contralto Of
the Boston solosts Club
Mi. Child was a son Of Mrs. 8. Meg.
Fisher. formerly OF ashland. and the days
Of his boyhood and young manhood were
spent In that place and In Richmond.
AS an electrical expert Mr.. Child had few
equals. while his musical talent was
most pronounced.
Mrs Child appeared here before tho
Wednesday Cub and delighted her hear
ers Concerning her work. the Boston
Herald says: INV
( Mrs. Child has much dramatic tempera-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
DOG POUND REVENUE.
More Revenue Than the Finance
Committee Had Anticipated.

The Committee on Police Elections
and Schools met in the City Hall yester-
day afternoonaat 1880 O'Clock Pay rolls
and sundry bills were approved and paid.
The keerer of the dog mound submitted
his annual statement OF operations for
1903, which contained the following sta !.
1lstlcs: .3i2 dogs in1pounded; goats, SCI
nogs killed, Sl2 Rrodeen1ed:#76 soN 3 goa Is
5,edeemed. g sold: receipts on account Of
ines, etc, 32Sl25. Total receipts from
tsosnaas tor dogs and goats, S5.ais N an
by the Finance Committee from this
source. sft5
Routine matters OF Tho department were
disposed OF and the committee adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
I CHRISTMAS Ho lIDAYs RATES
ATLANTIC COAST LIN

n ~, ATINlV liz 4NVN5 IlI-G IIHGt I,7l3 - II
4 Tickets will be sold between all points
on this line account OF the Christina
first-class fares, plus twenty-five cents.
fore the round trip, MINIMUM rate fifty
cents- Tickets on sale to the general
nubilc December sd, 24th, 18th. 3oth. 3lst.
ieo3. and January 1st. 1904, final limit
January 1st, 1904, to teachers and stu
dents Of schools and colleges. on presen-
tatlon and surrender OF certificates signs
ed by the superintendents, presidents or
principals. December 18th TO Pa, inclu-
For complete information call on any
agent Of the company or.
IS 81 c. IS. @CANfPBE IL, 4
Division Passenger Agent,
Z 8as East Main Street. Richmond Va. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
n S&z'M Narfa|kilsW es}em.

md LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. qS II
N eGs 70 stop. aniy Il s1ass
Waverly and Suffolk. n U ...s L ~ n
oo5 A. Ar.-c1i1cAGo Elk PRESS i BUFFET
Parlor Car. Petersburg to 1.ynchbur1 !, and
Ronnokc. Pullman sleepsrs Roanoke to Cos
tlumbus, Bluencld to Cincinnati. also Roam Ike
is:1o =. 'M.-RoANoK IKE EXPRESS TOT FARM
800 RI M.-OcElNr1, sIoA LEI United. 4 Ar
rIves Norfolk $50 p. M, stops only, :; eters-t
burg, Waverly and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston, Proridenca New York, Il
Baltimore and washington. !, (, . 4, y.
D $40 II. M.-.NEw oRLg ANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman Sleepers, Richmond tn Lynchhur1 and
Roanoke; Petersburg to East Radford: Lynch.$
burg TO- Chattanoosa.s Memphis and .Sew Orr Orr
trains arrive from the west 7;ss al NJ, s:o1
P. ri. and $e:10 2. NJ; from Norfolk u:oo ~
NJ: and 1870 p; n. v. 5 J. !. &. # N,
NV. b. BEvILL G. II BoELEx.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
AUCTION sALES--This Day.
III by The vnlenti tine Auction CO., "a Il
sal Auctionears. q "A
AUCTION sAL1i /. NJ
Household aud Kitchen Furniture
q Nal. A. a. Courtney, At n ], .
Residence No. ! 36 ", Nraea ST.
SECOND FLOUR Flat. n,

f. :,
On account OF declining housekeeping
we will sell at auction, ne ginning ;uu
o'clock, all OF his household Furniture.
consisting OF In part VIZ. HANDSOME
Solid Mahogany Parlor Suit. upholstered
In silk piusIii. handsome Rue ewood ] p tige,;
With large French plate mirror and !
smaller mirrors Mahogany, Brass Claw
foot card Table, Ebony Mai ble- tor enter
Table, Parlor Mantel Clock and Figures,
Parior Pictures and Cronos, Lace Cur
talns, Parlor Vases and srlc-a. Brac. BODY
Brussels Carpet, .lO-ioot lvajn,it Exsen ion
Brentwood Dining chairs. valuable G W
Persian Ware Dinner Sct, OF about Nv
pieces, Moss Rose China Dinner Set. Gut
Glass qoblcts and WINE Glasses. CLASS
ver- plated Cake Baskets. Cnstors. Butter
and Sugar Dishes and other pieces; wall
NIT Chamber SUIT walnut Nn A. n r r. !, ioor
tresses, Feat Pillows. and Bols.ers
Bed Linen, Blankets and counterpAnes,
Toilet scts, Wood Heating Stove, o.
Heaters Oak Washstard and ~ ossers
Enamelod 1ros Beds and sprln gs, OaK
Wardrobe. coiu para lively new "A ton
Cook stovo, withiutenslls Kitchen TABLES
and Safe. and NUMEROUS other furn.td;fte.
etc. Sale positive. The ladies' especially
invited to attend sale. !, i
= THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
dec 20-3t III Auctioneers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
Stall Rents,

The Committee on Markets met at 6
:. Nj for the purpose 81 ix!n Iso the rent
After Considering the subject at some
length a Subcommittee. consisting OF
Messrs. Allen. Huber and Burton. was
appointed to whom, was referred the
their Recommendation to q special nleet-
Ing to be held tonight at O'CLOCK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
BY. Richmond Auction Co.,
1906 Enst Main Street.
4 Geo, Fl, Valentine, Auc tloncer. X
I TH1s DAY Ar 1880 a. NJ. NJ

THIS DAY AT 1890 a. M.
We will sell at our auction rooms. 1923
East Main Street, a large consig
stair Carpets, all woll Druggists 70
Rugs, duo Walnut and Cherry Hall Racks,
Iron Fed, Walnut Wardrobes and Side
boards, Walnut and Oak Chamber Suits,
Couch, Parlor Suits, Bookcase and Score
tary Rosewood Music Stand Rosewood
Reception Chair, Rocking Chairs. Lace
Curtains, &C., &C.
Regular Gales, Tuesday and Thursday.
Consignments solicited. ll,..
GEO. Fl. vALENTINE,
4 Hlchmond Auction Co. Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
MAxlM'6 MAXIM,
M ode.t claim. often Carry More convlc.
ton Than Loud Boasts, Z

Whom Maxlmi the famous inventor.
placed his aun before T. committee OF
Judges, he stated its carrying power to
Pc considerably below what he telt sure T.
Of the trial was therefore a triumph Of
surprise; instead OF disappointment. as It
might have been &c he had oyerest'mated
his gums efficiency.
Our claim regarding Nawbro's HerpI-
eide is based on actual scientific facts,
10 fall out, It's the most sensible thing
10 Kill that germ. Il
Nawbro's Herpioide does this quickly
and teifeotually, Destroy the cause, you
remove the effect. b.
SOLD BY leading druggists. Send loc II.
Detroit Atiehs Owens ! and Minor DRUG
ga, special agents, III