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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
LIFE CRUSHED OUT
A HEART BROKEN.
Mr.. Macarthur. Killed In Dan;
villeSWreck. Would Have
Welded Miss Beyillo.s

Tho train which crushed out tho llfo
of Joseph q. Macarthur, in Danville. yes
5terday bruised and we'll nigh broke the
heart OF Miss Agnes Beyille. No. 0o7 West
Main street, this oity, who was to have
become his bride in September, The en-
tgagement had not been publicly am
nounced. though the two families had
been made acquainted with the interest
Ing fact,
H MIR. Macarthur only left here Monday
night. after a visit to his bride-to.be, lie
came Saturday and stopped at the JEFF
ferson. They spent many Ct the hours yrs
Intervening between Saturday and 800
o'clock Monday night when ms train LETT
the city for Danville and CARNEY. J, =, ~,
the early tall and their housekeeping
which was to follow. s,
The shock was terrible and her grief
jptifui when yesterday morning. not very
many hours since she had parted with
him, tho following telegram came ~ her;
"Gaffney. s. c., March 10, y
Miss Agnes Beylle, NO. WV west NAH
Street, Richmond, VA:
tps"Joe was killed at Danyllle thls morning
- 'a' 80 S'Ns"J ~. q. I1PscoA1B.'S
The young lady, as the fearful force
and effect Of the message grow un0n her
understanding, wac well nigh prostrated,
Friends rallied about her and ny sym
Ipathy and company helped her 10 bear up,
A telegram was sent 70 Ny l-lpscoinp
asking for particulars. +nother messHse
came to Miss Beylle yesterday afternoon
from the brother Of AR. McArthur statr
Ing that death had been instantaneous,
The young lady was very anxious to
so to Ciaffney, where his body mas been
taken. hut friends, knowing that the strain
would he too great for ny, nave per.
her gtrothers she went down town yester-
day afternoon and had a floral tribute
sent to c;affney, she almost brooks down
Completely several times a and Is now con-
fined to her room.
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BIDDING FOR THE
NAVY CONTRACT
Richmond Contractors After a
Quarter Of Million Pound
Plum Again,

Il Bids for q quarter of a million pounds
of tobacco to DO furnished to the United
States navy We're opened yesterday in
Washington. They will be forwarded to
the Brooklyn navy yard, where after the
examination Of samples by experts. the
contract will be awarded,
AS usual nearly all the prominent man
ufaoturers OF Richmond are bidding on
the contract. Which has been held for
several years by Butler s, Bosher Of this
city 1T ia a rich prize, and there 10 a "
WAYS sharp competition for II. Among. the
bidders this year are Butler & BosherA
G.. n, I4arus * Company, United States
Tobacco Company, HanGoek, t Comp ny,
Continental Tobacco 4, ON pany and Others.
The contract calls for 22s.oo0 pounds of
tobacco, 5000 more than last year. Tt,
represents to the manufacturer who re-
cures Ii from $50. 900 to 500 QOo, N M II
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MORE SCANDALS
FEARED AT BERLIN.
Disappearance OF Valet Of sthlo:,i
Crown Princess Causes
UneaSlnesS.
(By Associated Press,)t


z DRESDEN. March 10.-New develops
n,ents are expected In the royal elops.5
rnent scandal. Trans Rahnisch. the con.'
tldentlal valet Of the Crown Ff!ncess. has
suddenly disappeared In a most r,ys-3
Sterlous manner. and all attempts Of the
jrSyal family to ind him have failed. II
Is said that great anxiety Is felt at court
as Rahnisch Is thoroughly familiar with
many scandals in which most prominent
members OF court are Involved.
It Is also thought that the Punishment
Of tho American dentist. oBrlen. was q
most unwtse step. and may lead to dis-
closures which will put the life led by
tho court and even the rayol family be-8
fore the world in anything but a flatter-
Ing light, sS3f
It has also caused a great sensation
that the court marechel, Count ~. Won
5TuemplIng. the chief Of court Of the
Crown Prince. and Freifrau Van Frltscll.
the fret lady OF Grown Princess Louise
have been forced to resign. Both Of then,
were prominent witnesses for tho Grown
Prince In the divorce court.
IT Is said that Princess Louise intends
In the near future to leave Ldndenau
for BRUSSELS where she will stay until
after the birth OF her child, She viii 4
then publicly take q permanent residence
on the Isle Of Wight.
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3NyANTED, 8IA1ArEDIATEIyY. WELL.
furnished large. bright ROOM: With
boa I'd, for lady and three-ycar-old, child:
and acco1nmoda ton for maid; will pay
N literally for right accomnoda ttoh IN
3 good neighborhood. Address IS. r.,
care this office.
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ed tho expectation Of coming again in
June to complete the arrangements for
their wedding.
MR.. LOWE mi
ON EXPOSITION

Mr.. D. Lowenberg, the irector-general
OF the proposed exposition to be held In
celebration OF the first permanent Eng
liz; settlement in America. was at Muir.
rhy's Hotel last night. x 4
II simply ran up here to try and oon-
vince you people Of Virginia and Of Rich
nlond that this proposed exposition will
DO of as much advantage to YOU as to
those residing In the vicinity Of lIamp-
ton Roads" said he. is n
Don't you recall that when We wore
before the legislative committee NO MI
said that by tho holding. OF such an OK
position the entire State and all the peo-
plo would be benefited? Well we all
meant that In good faith. The so.oa!led
Norfolk people won out, But ! tell you
rich results to Richmond, to Petersburg
and other cities as to Norfolk, Had you
people won out We would have taken or
our coats and worked to make the affair
n SUCCESS We know that the Richmond
people have tho proper metal in them
ana that they will cooperate with the
cities on the seacoast, making this affair
such one as Ii contemplated
Eve people down our way added MI,
T.owcnberg. don't claim that we would
reap every benefit, Far from It. The en-
tire State-eyery city, town or county
would either directly or Indirectly be
helped
"There Is nothing like having our
friends come to see u.s. to meet lis face
to face, to see and to learn who we are
and what we are. yYo feel convinced that
When they do come to see us we Will be
able to show them somelhing new IN the
way of cxpositions. and that we Will DO
able to make friends OF then, and to
convince them that We folks down here
love our fellow-men, and that we ike
and reside III the very best part OF the
4parth."
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inferred by tho side OF his brother. James
Griffin, In Mount Calvary Cemetery.
At the church were many meiabers OF
Richmond Lodge OF I1lks and the Cat no.
lie knights Of America, OF Which orders
he was a member. Nearly half the en-
tire police force was present, Including
officers from each district, with all OF
whom he was most popular.
Mrs. r. J. Griffin sang Ava Ma
ria,' and Captain Frank W. Cunningham
sang "some Day Well Understand
There were many beautiful floral offer
Il, pa f5tt lf tA4fa rs f
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BEFORE Alo "a FL Err
ADVER'Ti5 ING lin THE.
WANT COLUMNS or THE.
/ lines. DLisPAT CH.
"A. B. Box, 434,$City.

SIX prizes ~1ll be awarded each
week for the best drawing sub
mitted, illustrating that 1t pays adj
yertisers to use The ,rimes-D Dispatch
want columns. The six prizes will
awarded in the following order, Wis:
First prize, 81; second. third. fourth,
nth and sixth prizes. 81 each.
4 ALL DRAWINGS MUST BE ORIG
NAL AND MUST BE MADE WITH
BLACK INK ON WHITE PAPER
! oRBCRDBOARD.5 AND SHOULD BE
FIVE TO SEVEN INCHES IN
WIDTH, Name and address must
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LADIES' C0LUM[NI.:

THE GIRLS ARE PRETTY, THE GIRLS
are sweet, but they like the delicious
phosphates Of every favor at THE
K FOUNTAIN,"$90 6 East Main. @
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TT N AN CI "a 1.-1NvEsToRs: AT
cents per share, promotion price. wo
offer for q short time only a golden op-.
Il Company now being organized and own
Ing valuable property In a rich dis-
trict; $40 buys Loco shares: S per NORTH
& full particulars address G. BENDER
BROS, Canton, Ohio.
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WILL EXHUME BODY
Justice o'Gorma1 Viii Have Hagaman's
4 II Death Looked! Into.

-. [BE. Associated .Press.j
Y NEW tYOR s., March 9l0.--J ustire O'Gor-
ed an order directing 3thk exhumation Of
the body of The odore Haga,nan In the
Rural Cemetery, Poug hkeepsIe. in order
that the remains may b xan,inedy by n
enronsr's physioia Ian 20 this county. and
direction Of the plstrl ct Az orney. Ia M
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THE GIRLS ARE PRETTY, THE GIRLS
\ are sweet, but they like the delicious
u phosphntes OF every flavor ut THE
II FOUNTAIN 906 East Main.
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THESE ARE THE WONDER
WORKING Want ADS.
THAT BRING GREATEST ! RESULTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OF, FUDGE, my soNt1o. ISAEAtpr.
Z has 1t. Ninth Street. IN

WANTED, EVERY MAN THAT WE AIRS
d a shirt to know that the place to have
A them made Is at BISHOPS, the Shirt
Builder. 700 u. Main. Ill 81 3355t 3E q
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be y written plainly ON BACK OF
DRAWING. Do not send letters, but
incloso stamp IL you wish drawing
returned Do not fold, but roll. When
mailing. Address ali drawings to
a"Cartoon Contest, Room No. II,
Timse Building
s All drawings & must reach The
Time Dispatch Office not late- than
II P, M. each Saturday. In order TO
be counted in tho weeks contest.
i Every reader is cordially invited to Z
take part in this highly instructive
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BOARD WANTED.

and board in private family; on Grace.
Franklin' or Main west Of Fourth
Street Address P,& o. Box 294. {5
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QUART JAR SWEET MIXED PICKLES
for 100 GEO. u. HAYNES g. CO.. lis
Z n. Eighteenth Street t@
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a Double Charge.

Omoers Wiltshire and W. L, Bradley
last night gathered In d. r. Garner,
white man, at Third and Baker Streets,
IIe will be before Justice ] ohm this morn
ing charged with firing a pistol on the
street, and also witt, carrying concealed
weapons, 335 KIN
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SHOE pAp,IoRs.

DON'T, WEAR K u 3 ER sH oHB. CAtJsl
Z Ing the feet to sweat; have your SHOES
VIII Wpl sse ~ w rastsm s sGss
tors bills. Our rubber soles are seWed
pf1 R(t ~ na14s * PYHgsp Thene sr feS
+ FACTORY. ne q. Main. # MI
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GOOD MIXED CAKES. 3 POUNDS FOR
25o.IS GEO. l.. HAYNES &. CO., lis NJ.
Elghtecnth Street. w .ll a

8 PLUGS RDYNoLDs' suN.cURED,
Sweet Brier, Old Peach, Grape or Plum
Tobacco for sc, GEO. Il. HAYNES 6
X CO, 118 N Eighteenth Street.
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10 BARS GOOD LAUNDRY SOAP FOR
CSC. GEO. Z, HAYNES & CO., LIS M
Eighteenth Street. $ 3S5 e
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{ BUSINESS WANTS.

TWO CANS BEST Il POUND BEEF EOR
go. GEO. u HAYNES & CO.. lis N.
Eighteenth. ,st.
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AMERICAN LADY CoRsETs,

For 1908 the new L.ongfelo aIoGels With
the long skirt, securely enc nrass lnx the
hips and producing q perfectly smooth
sloping surface. are ideal FOR n coFrset
dressing, Hose supporters come with The
models. t25 and Aso AT 81 and 81, 80. A. al I
dealers, M
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CENTS COLUMN.
SWEETS 70 1,1i1J SWEETS SCOTCH
Kisses. at 4KADMPF"S. il

YOU WILL NEVER WEAR a. READY
made Shirt after having one made to
order at BISHOPS, tho Shirt Builder,
7E East Main. f5lt
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The Pair Fought.

I. Pearl White and Annie Taylor (both
colored) had u fight In Market Space last
night, Officer Wiltshire arrested them.
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iLOsT-FRoM5 CAB BR1'1vDEN SOUTH
s small iIN B 81 Is'' sATCnpI cortents,
bunch keys bottle MEDICINE. etc. Adj
vise RICHMOND z, RANsFD R COM
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POTTE1ol HAM OR TONGUE. &C. GEO.
Il L. HAYNES & CO., lis N. Eigh-,
IL teenth Street. 81 ~ 31 # S3
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K Soft Crabs. Grab Near. and StHmpfs
iowa make DsViiAd Grabs, at stnnptE
Restaurant, corner Eighth And SAla1nl
Streets, 81 n t i y N Is fssis SIs.
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FUNERAL OF MR.. GRIFFIN
Rerans Laid to Their Rest IN Presence
Of SorroWlne Friends.

In the presence OF hundreds OF his
friends, the solemn funeraA services Of
the Catholic Church were conducted at
ST, Peters Cathedral yesterday after
noon over the remains Of the la to Police
man Maurice J, Grl fin. and the body was
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JANE, EVERYBODY IS r1eAIsfNtt!
i COSBY'S CLIMAX CLEANER It niakes
house cleaning 40 easy. 60 to l8 East
Broad Streetyand get some |; " W try IT,.
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SPANISH YUM YUM FOOD FOR TILE
gods at IlAEMPF'S, Ninth Street.
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WANTED, DEAD OR&ALIvE-ANIMA
II moved from all a parts; no Charge.
BICKDRSTAFE'; 'phohe 1898.
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MIR, BRYAN,s TALK.
Afr. BRYAN Iii his address, said;

y MI. lBfyan, III his 5addFess, sa1di a "a
"No Demo rat has reason to be despon-
hent. We must not work on the princi-
plA Of exped ienny. We must he sure We
Are building on the rist,t ground. There
never vas e. time S'Y hen there vas ~ great
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11

FAX COMFORTER NO. 2. LEADS; CUR
y Ing Cough when others fall !; every n g I'll
& BROTHERS, 800 West Marshall and 1909
UaBt Main. NJ a&
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LARGE JAR CHOW CHOW FOR 1oC.i
+ regular 80 slze. GEO. L.. HAYNES g.
H CO., 11S N. Eighteenth Street.
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PERSONALS.

WANTED 3, YOU 70 KNOW THE BEST
y place In Richmond to get a perfect At.
Ting Shirt Is BISHOPS, the Shirt
Bulder. 7O2 u. Main. .l fslt n aN
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.NOCAU|S.E'|: FOR
ESPOIN''D|.:||.E.||::'N'l|.'C|.::Y'|I'
WI. Bryan Addresses Mlchi-.
gan Democracy.
DISCUSSES MR.. 5ADDlCKs.
DISCUSSES MR.. ADDICKS
Thinks Tim No Worse than Other
Senators Who Have Bought Their
Observation-Disclosures Of Running
Cleveland Out Of the Party
(By Associat ted Press. I,

Nby AbhocIdteu itrets.1 F5r
DETROIT. MICH. March 10-Without
The presence Of William Jennings Bry-
an. who made an address at the morn
Ing session. to-day's Democratic State
{ judicial Convention at the Light Guard
Armory In this city, would have been
featureless. Judge George l.. Yaple. OF
Aiendon. WHO Is the nominee for Supreme
Judge for q term Of ten years to succeed
Judge Frank A. Hooker, YVES nominated
without any other name being presented
to the convention, For regents Of the
state University. wellington r, Burt. Of
Saginaw. and willis II, Abbott, Of Bat
lie Creek, editor of the Pilgrim Maya
sine. were nominated.
The resolutions adopted merely bespeak
the support of ''thoughtful citizens FOR
those principles OF government which
find expression through the national plat
forms Of the party" This is the only ref
erence made to national platforms,
THE initiative and referendum Is de-i
manded and tlla recent coal strike Is
taken as an Indication Of the necessity
for the municipal ownership Of public
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11

BEST AMERICAN sARD1Ngsl !g.% BOX$
GEO.TL. HAYNES g. CO., us y. E,ish-!
tccnth Street. 3l 81 5i5 5sj
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SITUATION ,WANTED-MALE.

IA YOUNG; MAN WITH IS YEARS Elk
perlence In the transportation business
& and with experience az shipping clerk
desires situation as shipping clerk: rel 1;
& erences from present enpoyer.% T.. W.
& e. caro- this office. fs ~ X L
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LARGE CAN B GOOD LUCK BAKING
b POWDER for &c.; small can 4c GEO.
i. HAYNES & CO., liz N. Eighteenth
Street. i4 flG3 8t s5F
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80. BAG GOOD SMOKING TOBACCO
for &C.. GEO. L. HAYNES & CO., lis N.
= Eighteenth Street. @ff
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LOST.
BOUND mi, F,t51fALR Sky PooDLE;
came To- III w. Duval. Owner please
call for same, III aA.5l 'a5 Ssf

LOsr.-A PACISA q. CONTAINING PHI
!, low GovDR, on Broad between First
aho,,t 4 O'clock Finder will please noti-
Is Mrs. KaAT1. 2014 Jefferson Place.
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LARGE JARS MUSTARD, &c. EACH.
Il GEO. l.. HAYNES & CO.. lis N. Eigh-
3sSteenth Street. 5! Il \ w
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WANTED, CLARA. KATIE AND ALL,
fellows to buy our old fashioned Italian
q Cream Chocolates best In the city.
81 MARCHETTI Bros two stores, 800 =.
q Main and GIT p. Broad.
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WANTED BOARDERs. TWO GENTLE
well heated front room on third floor
also one room on second; Grace street
near the Jefferson; terms so per month.
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. POUNDS GOOD GINGER SNAPS OR
q HAYNES & CO., 1ls N. Eighteenth st..
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800 BOYS AND. MEN TO
keep their best girls or wives In good
4 iun1or BY feeding then8on our best-the
old fashioned italian Cream Chocolates;
Il only at 6MARCHET11 BROS STORES,
eo6 East Main and 617 East Broad.
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WANTED, "A wITg: MUST BE GOOD
II looking and not afraid Of work must
III prefer KAENrPTS CANDIES to all
y others. Ne n 5is iE5 IN S IA
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AFTER THE WEDDING CEREMONY
the procession forms. marches to JONES
BROS. & co. GAGS East Main), the ups
to-date from cellar to attic house fur
nishers, and selects from best and largest
Il stock In city at lowest prices g
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FOR, SALE.
ROOMS ) | FOR RENT mt I

WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR ROOMS,
with first-class table board: COS West
b Grace Street.
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EBOARDERS WANTED.

WANTED. BOARDERs FOR A LARGE
d sunshIny second story ROOM: best Of
II fare; professional cook from ld d3ng "a
hotel: terms moderate. Apply 2i9 s..
Third Street 9 5S
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WANTED.

WANTED, SMALL sLOOP. BECKER
n STAFF, 1909 E.. Main Street. ri
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

18TH AND FRANKLIN, OVERLOOKING
81 Capitol Square. hoard. small single
rooms, $50 pei, week, Larger rooms. =
per week. Lodging and meals a special
Il ty. Office opon day and night; phone
1855: capacity, 60
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NEW PACKED SALMON. &C. PER<CAN,
GEO. L. HAYNES & CO., 18 ~ Elgh-
n teenth Street. VA
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SPRING sUITINes.

WANTED, THE PUBLIC IN GENDHA1i$
# to know am ready to furnish the finest
clothes at lowest prices; full y line q, ~
4 202 North Fifth Street. 5E5s8 3 5i ID ri
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SPECIAL SALE.

81 Is FOR HALF CORD KILN.DR1EDH
SSa1vOOD;E $3.50 to So for half cord sawed
y pine and oak wood del ivered. $sl See 81!
l4fphore j. B. LACY. ~ Us n. lSg
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FINE CANDIES.
POULTRY SUPPLIES.
SHIRT FILTERS.

WANTED, EVERY MAN THAT IN
"a tends to wear a Eegigee Shirt this
q foreign and domestic Shrtirgs. BISHOP
Y tho Shirt Builder, 100 East Main. NJ VI tyBS
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LADIES no DO PLAIN SEWING At
- home ! steady work good pay; mat erials
81 cent everywhere free. Send addressed
n envelope FOR particulars. DU ..PONT,
Y Dept NV, fee, Lock Box 3 1882, Philadel-t
ph!a Pa. 5 s@
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3 CANS THISTLE BRAND CORN FOR
CSC. GEO. r. HAYNES s. Col 1S N.
Eighteenth Street.
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SPECIAL NoTICE-LADIEs TROUBLED
can them removed. leaving no tragedy
New York specia list; rcure guaran-
teed; ; adYice free. Mrs. !, LAMPS :.taNl 81 e.
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\ SAVE MONEY.

II, YOU WILL Il sAvE MONEY ON VI
Ii groceries give us your number and we NJ
will send polite salesman 4 to your
door, who will AXE your. or ders and 8de-sSs
liver the goods promptly GNO. 3. "a -
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FARM, SUITABLE FOR ER5E;A4M[EERY.
III for rent. Address CREAMERY. Tyler,
Hanover county, Va. u
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-12-11
Above, a stretch of sapphire blue

Above, a stretch of sapphire blue
flecked with little fringes Of fleecy
white; here and there tinted with deli
cate purple and gold, into which the
grey heads of the hoary mountains,
standing firm and rugged against the
shaded background, peered inquisi-
lively as though seeking to penetrate
the vast unknown of the illimitable
space; below, the peaceful wales, turf
grown and heavily wooded. the spark
ling ripple of the little brook, bab-
bling in it's twisted journey through
the dale-the little flashes Of gray
color, as the golden arrows of the
sun struck the shy wild-flowers.
Altogether it was a spot for an ideal
home.
So thought Ernest Hardy, as he
dallied at the gate of his cabin, bid
ding farewell for the day to. wife and
child. The light played about his
powerful face; it flashed back, reflect
ed the deep, dark eyes-and it glided
lightly over the brawny form, pictur-
esque in the blue-fannel shirt and vel
veteen riding breaches. He wore a
black sombrero, tilted back across the
dark brown curly hair. He looked
what he was-a son of the plains
the simple, credulous, earnest off
spring of Nature.
The girl, for she was but a mere
girl, seemed strangely out Of place
midst the craggy surroundings. Slight
of form, with a dainty, little head,
poised bird-like; dreamy, pensive,
almost babyish face, crowned by
great mass of golden-brown hair, and
most wonderful blue eyes, innocent
and confiding, with the surprised
gaze of little child in them, eyes
that thrilled the man to the very soul.
as he drank in her beauty and loving
looks. She wore pink gown; her
white hands were devoid of rings,
save the plain gold band.
The baby, little bundle of white,
nesting in her mothers arms, did not
prattle and chatter as usual, but look
ed out at the vast world, with sad,
helpless eyes-the eyes of the girl
who held her.
The man first broke the silence, say
ing: "Sure you're not afraid, Puss?
You know l can't be home till supper
time, and that means nine hours
alone"
"Why, Ern," answered the girl, mo
one has ever bothered me these three
years, and l don't see why to-day
should prove an exception; but | am
worried about baby. She does not
seem to feel well. and isn't as bright
as usual"
But Ern. after the fashion Of his
sex, was not disturbed so easily, and
tossing up the dear little child in his
arms, he said: "Papa's baby's all
right, isn't she?" Why, pshaw. Puss,
her eyes are bright and her cheeks are
full of color. guess there's no dom
ger. Blackly is in prison, and Gentle
man Fred hasn't been round this Sec
ton lately"
"And besides, Ern, have giant
Lars, whom nothing is able to over
come" said the girl.
Except the whisky bottle" an
swered her husband, as throwing