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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-09

newsstand reading one OF the farewell
addresses, and asked:
$50 you are reading my notice or COL
onel b. s death, bishop
II am" was the gratifying response
'and it sets me thinking. too
Indeed? That is hattering."
yes: l was thinking" the old church
man went on slowly, what a pity II Is
that you cannot be here to write your
own obituary."
A parlshioner of whom he was always
fond showed the prelate a number OF
studies In oil. They were examined care
fully but in perfect silence. The painter
waited anxiously and then asked the
leading question:
"Bishop. what does make an artist?"
Tubes brushes and canvas do--not!
was the quick reply.
The perennial flow of his wit sometimes
sprayed his fellow preachers On one oc-
casion he was visiting a cathedral town,
of which the incumbent had recently
taken a new wife-having lately buried
his first. On her monument the senti-
mental line was pointed out to him: The
light went out from my life"
"Beautifulr' assented the bishop, "but
where is the postscript?'
THE postscript" echoed his cicerone.
'He forgot to add, I have struck an
| other match.
! Glanced to be in the. tent of a camp COM
mander. A courier dashed up with news
of some disaster at the front. The man
was plainly under the influence of liquor,
and the general swore roundly at him
and ordered his arrest. He continued
abusing him to Parson Wilmer until the
latter protested mildly
lie is nobler, anyway, than the an
cient Egyptian"
"Noblerl the Egyptian"
The irate warrior stared in surprise;
but the unperturbed joker went on;
Yes; Cleopatra slew her bearer of evil
tldings; but this simple young son of the
Sacred Soil got Slowed voluntarily"
Some glib critics were discussing a con-
feredate cavalry officer who was confess
eddy the ugliest man In his army. The
! bishop listened silently, until some one
remarked:
HE lay in plain sight of the enemy for
days and never struck him.
"Then" put in the clerical wag, that
must have been because the enemy never
looked at him.
Four years ago, in the ripe fullness of
age. and feeling his lifework done, Bish-
op Wilmer laid him down to die. Even
then that humor which had CLEANED
through all his eighty-four years flashed
up softly to comfort the loving daughter
and two sons about his bed with al
most his last breath he answered their
query as to his condition with gentle
jest
Had Sir Philip Sydney really reproved
the soldier who brought him water in his
helmet for wasting a casaue full upor
a dying man" it might have been habit
or possibly bravado But when the
later Christian soldier TESTED thus, 1t was
to relieve the anguish of those about
him by proving that he was conscious
and at peace
So Richard Hooker Wilmer DOTTED the
mitre and took up the weighty burden OF
lfe's work to lay 1t at the Thrones foot
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man has bugev with broken spring. and loose
that buggy to the shop of man whose '.s ~ ~
ent is a VIII ne noo taAe y "
sbop when lust as convenient equipped with all the latest
- ~. - aohn ,romans and materials the
employed of repair, especially when ne
Of repairing will be done oy the a
less than the FORMER wouu
unbiased by prejudice would take
to the place equipment not your body broken o
MAJ kidneys a o syto' the o9ce Of
doctors skilled and b medicines drugs chemicals surgical
ness EQUIPPED w ectrn et cabinets xay apparatus
vao gaano an s bas ca BE-
used as repairs Of which YOU
fogy doctors and prescription on. pa and
pnse snd W s
you n ssee yog Will or Pon1 any cut ar
of doctors Who diplomas and certificates of skin from
s s than s We exhibit to ability
s ao dsyos spee %Gs 6e
s% S OF the "s e Ps and
sna Gaa to cure received
RHEUMATISM. -,
caa% tn sp S baths eeeo light bas
medica treatment to be obtained anywhere
CANCERS . -,
For cancers employ violet painless cause an
best indications and are very successful
CONSUMPTION cATARRA AND TongR ac 10 Kra electric
inn 16e sS si sasney ss .s
ance employ such other internal constitutional re"
''''' DISEASES OF KIDNEYS BLADDER
We employ the gaanc n hgn giving to each and
every patient of everything available science for their resoa
wh1Sa an use of cocaine
the galvanic current
DISEASES.
of make bold
periods iregua-
menstruaton due
without
resort TO use painful We
peculiar functional troubles with
been assured that
could suffice their lives
seliy and PRESENTLY or
rational
follow the paths
give sasfao
ton n
We make consultations.
sacredlv inyolate
furnish all
medicin
list and
let which be MALE postage
Few THE MANY ENDORSEMENTS OF The PREsa ~
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physicians and surgeons and gentlemen.
and we have no hesltancy in recommend.
ing them to our patrons.
Admission Hot Blast Among the most
noted and successful specialists in the
country are Drs. Dozer g. Dozier. They
have extended their business from year
70 year. and the patronage given to them
in the sev.yal surrounding states Is most
gratifying. The Drs Dozier are high toned
polished gentlemen.
Ensley Herald; Drs Dozier a Dozier
are both men of high moral and INTEL
lectual worth. and enjoy the respect and
esteem Of all who know them
Masonic Guide: Drs. Dozier q Dozier
come from family OF prominent physi-
clans. and with their full store of medical
knowledge and their large experience In
the profession can be relied on to treat
disease In a most successful manner.
Cullman: Democrat: Tho editor of tina
Democrat spent several hours in Drs.
pozier & Dozier's institute last Monday.
looking at the equipment. witnessing OPP
erations. etc. The Drs. Dozier keep up to
the times. As quick as anything In medi-
cine or surgery Is demonstrated to be of
benefit to suffering humanity. they havs
II regardless of cost. Electricity Is now
largely used in medicine and SURGERY
especially in the treatment OF chronio
diseases. The Drs. Dozier have all thu
modern electrical appliances and give
the most scientific treatmen This in-
stitute Is an old established business.
having been in Birmingham for many
years, and can be depended on for hon<
est professional treatment.
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thrown in with it. Perhaps nothing can
be done to cure this peculiar form of
mental or moral alteration, but one
should certainly take care to avoid the
contagion of SO fatal a disease.
Multitudes of alleged human beings go
to a worlds fair with no other notion
than to submit themselves to a success
sion of novel and bewildering impress
sions and sensations. They do not seek
to learn anything, and will not even
read a label as big as the side of a
house. If they happen to be given to
eeonomizing, either through necessity or
''nearness, they soon render themselves
incapable of fresh Impressions and go
away dissatisfied
No one criticizes the exposition adverse
iy who has given any reasonable degree
Of attention to hundredth part of what
y contains. The knockers are only
knocking their own heads against the
walls of the Ivory City; they may stun
themselves, but they cannot dim its
glories to the eyes of any intelligent Wis
itor. 1t is safe to say that no one who
has, in a quiet, leisurely and systematic
way, passed in review, be 1t never so
casual, the whole body of public and
private collections of every kind assem-
bled in this vast palace-dotted pleasure
garden, has ever failed to realize that
this has been the most broadening, en-
Tightening and delightful experience of
his whole life.
The greater the number of people who
manifest in a practical manner. their
appreciation of the splendid opportuni-
ties of this epoch-making year, the more
encouragement will be given to those who
are already engaged in devlging the plans
for future expositions elsewhere; and as
every great worlds fair hastens. to an
incalculable degree, every form of ma
tional and international progress, those
wry-mouthed mossbacks who discourage
their fellow citizens from visiting Saint
Louis are the worst enemies of their
race and country.
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Five Million Life Policies.
Worlds Fair.

An exeprt statistician figures that there
are today some 100000 Of adult males
Chat is. one out of every three in
this country who carry life insurance,
outside of the fraternal orders and the
like. There were at the end of last year.
nearly 100000 policies In force. There
are only little more than twice as many
adult males today as there were forty
wears ago.
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MEDICAL DISPENSARY, MEDICAL SURGICAL
AND ELECTRO-THERAPEVTIC INSTITUTE.
2O27 II First Ave-, Cor list ST., Birmingham, Ala
strictly ecass scientific treatment of all Chronic Men
Blood skim eenornary Female Diseases Cancer Con
sumption rheumatism Morbid Lungs Liver Kidneys
Bladder and Reproductive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
CAPITOL WORK Is
GOING FORWARD
Convicts Dig for Foundation
While All Prepare to
Vacate. Il

Z Z
Il The chaos and confusion incident Ia the
work OF remodellflg tic Capitol building
reached high tide yesterday. for whyls
several able,5odied cot1y;cts, guarded by
a sentinel. armed witltsh dpuble-lis rrcled
shotgun. broke ground for the fouiidation
the House Of Delegates Will be, every of
nee ,n the building was pulled to PIECES
die Of the floors. s
Mr. llitchleS and Mr.. Bigger took .ad va,-l.
5tage of the Governors absence To pre-.
pare for the removal OF the Executive
department while Mr. Esgleston. Colonel y.
were all ,{cngaged In n making. ready q
change Of quarters; 4 i. { !.
The work Of getting out the thousands
of old books from he garrett went on !. all
3urdgy before II Gamble completed 81
Colonel Richardson has sold the House
of Delegates deElts TO the Hanover school
Board to he used a a SCHOOL In Ashland,
and OK senators for their old desks. Here
is list II some o. those g, who desire %
desks ana. chairs rslss
p. Y. Cogb!li. OF Chesterlield; j. c. 3Byafs,
Henry; 2; Gardiner Tyler. Of Charles
join Jin L Hurt. Of Pittsyivania Those lett
viii be sold at public auction.
Some muster and pay rolls OF the Con,
3fednracy were found In IN aftic vest rday.
captains or. the commands being w. 2.
Willis, Of the g'yttfe lilies; Thotpas u.
;Nfnntag1i 8of the Gloucester artillery;
M isi1 +. Todd, Of q cavalry company q
the Twenty sixth Regiment. and r.. H
Filzhugh, II the Virginia volunteers 81
l, we're k sa il sharg e. b by
$in8the custody Of Major Hunset. secretary
of the military records OF the State,
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WOULD HAVE NEGRO LIVE
ANYWHERE He WANTS TO
Especial to The Times-Disnatch

/ NEW YORK, July 26.--WiLn officers
srivAllipg in richners of decoration those
of many Wall Street bankers, and with
s5Co,o5o capitalization, the Afro-American
Realty Company yesterday began bust
rsss as a corporation under the laws of
TIE State OF New York, The new corr
psoation is the out growth OF copart-
q .fFhip OF coorcd real estate men, and
1t Is exclusively Afro, American In every
way. it will Lease buy and build flats
and apartments for rental to negroes in
the bopoughs Of Manhattan, the groNf
and brooklyn, and its ayo~ed object is
To- make 1t possible for d negro 10 live
anywhere he deyirss. II he has the money
with Which to rpay the rent.
Al The Corporation got Its s3rt about Il
year ago In the attcmpt OF one or the
veil kpewn realty companies Of this city
4. onH the pegro tenants OF One hum
5drsd-a1d-thirtyrhfth Street. between
sns make s'f Il Axs WsIs ssee eos and
raifR ksntalyI Wealthy negroes. who
1Sis ATTEMPT. got together. asd. affei
yainiy tryipE 10 get ieaseholds on prop,
aerty tn that street, bought outright two
hai.housss tensnted bY whites dispos,
sessed them ard rented the fats 10 ne,
Sroes who had been put out Of the Other
houses.
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SON OF MILLIONAIRE
BACK u. 0VERALLs.
Especial 10 The Times.Dispatch,)

special to The Times Dispatch,)
DERBY. CONN. July &C. --Franlslin
Farrell, Jr., son Of Franklin Farrell, mil
lionaire manufactuner and mine owner,
IS back at the lathe IN his fathers foun-
dry. al Ansonia, after four months
pleasuse trip in Europe. Young. Farrell
arrived home last Friday evening and
" I he postponement Of the wedding Of
his sister Miss Elise A. Farrell to David
HuYlerS Gaines, Of New York, which was
to have 'taket, place June I'd. was attri-
= in Europe, Miss Farrell Is ROW in nIrore
with her mother II was announced be-
fore. she left that the wedding was set
for October, hut her friends here say it
never will take place,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
ResalI aershanss Excursion to
NJ BUCI1ROE BEACH,
Thursday July s28, 1904.
"a PRIZES $50 BE- GIVEN AVVIA3Y.l "a
ten dollars in gold to be drawn

PRIZE $40 BE- GIVEN gASV6Y.siS b e43S
IS ten dollars in gold To be dra sPr' for !.
on train. iiff ses Isl IL
Best looking baby gets a Hhandscine -
Ing Chair. donated by Aiessrs.E ydiior. q /,
s.@Prlzes for children, q ges 3 AZ i' ,s'
years: Best looking child IL gets q q Tine
Ham. slona ted by Virginia Isacking CO. IRE
30 {-Prfzes for children. ages 10 ~ ~ y
bunch Bananps. donated by8 !. Page
ten pounds OF Peanuts donated by e. e. L
2Unger. 81 Is 4. II 5ts y. - b. IA
First prize: Ono ;,arrcl E NJ Flpiir'
donated byS Messrs. Kelley & Dude y !; sec
ontl prize. second largest family &c Is one
half cord Sawed Wood. donated by Alessrs
$Quarles & Winsfield third prize, third
Elar gest family gets one F. VI Ham
donated BY Messrs. KinSan & Co. ss So
S#y9 ---i5O yard dash for boys y years apd Z.
UNDER one Fountain Pen. donated by G.8
IT, saner Co VI ...s S3i
Married MEMS Race. One BOY Rowe's
Best Cigars. d ona ted by O. Z. A o-Ne. v
s--Banclng Contest open to NIL B Best
la dyj dancer. one fiYe-pound box finest
Candy, dopate by f. Carte &
Best gentleman dancer. 1aopeR to, q y: one &
quart bottle Fulchcr's " his key. doia ted (
by Sam Miller # hirt nth fno ga ~
III anu. Donated by NJ essrs Street, 6 corK
ran. Baltimore. M
10 Base ball star game between Drums n
3mers and Cirocers. winning team gets a
box OF fine cigars. donated by Gii!t Well.
1-AIo st & popular retail grocer q. lsyeTy-t
body holding ticket Will write on as q
STUB the name OF the most fepular retail &
grocer. the one receiving the llighes t num-
her OF votes vii be awarded a bon 9.
& IIspcoek's Big -Four Cheroots, donated
by Hancock Cigsr Company
Sg 2-Every married la dy5 gets q te1 cent
box Of Quaker Gelstine, donated by ms
ter state Chemical CO., 81 Baltimor il
13-F owlers Flayoring 8Extract s In We {
prizes : First to the lady baking the bes 80, ].
cake an assorted lot Of extracts and col
fors, valued at 50; second best, tot. tex-$
ira cts valued at3s2, donated byJ. y. l'oW-s53
lcrt Conlpnp y. d. !,
5I l4-Prettlest girl gets one arrels y, ,ot
I Columbia Flour donated.by Acme ai ~
Ing Company. for this purpose. y,
81 FRED LEMONADE MD c'Ak CAKE VIII Z
be served on the PaVilljonaand We. sual-i
antee you the best time you ever mac ~, =
your life, Lemons donated by Ferre e1t ! g q:
Grove. Il M. y. 81 -. u.
+ Dinner served at the Restaurant 81 for
soc. by showing your excursion tickle
Refreshments Of all kinds en- we y va
\ III. I'LL kETs.I ADULTS. sl'oo. x
81 cHILpRE N II " N pc r az Ne 5oc "A
Train Leaves Main Street Station at ~
Il 5s3 i4 o'clock SHARP.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
ICHILD SCoLDED BY MOTHER
ENDS LIFE WITH LAUDANUM
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times-D spatch.)
4, DowNINGToWN. PA, July 2s. Be
cause she was scolded for being dis
obedieut Mary Agnes Sheridan. ~
yesr-o]d girl. Of this town, became de-
spondent and committed suic!de by ta'l-
ing dose of laudanum.
She lived with the family OF Jos ph
Bowman ard after attending a picnic on
1harsday was sGnt home 10 her mother.
The latter scolhed her, and, after Wander
ipg around despondently for q day or
drank II. Gta3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
Died of His Injuries. |.

fsirrtial To y The 'TincF- u spa chl
@ NI1ibIr NC;TONs NJ. c. ~ - Atr. +. May
Fey III the young man who was 70 seriously
injured in n runaway accident ~ ills athfr's
plantation AZ scott'H HI last 1Mcel. died Y e
taken 10 Scotts Hill and inferred In tbs
family kurying ground. Mr.. Foy was exceed Il
5lngly popular and prominent In this section
of the State. Ell 5.5i,s q "a 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

WANTED, FAMILIES LEAVING THE
n cityfforHthe summer to know that they
can BIO supplied byslis while AVA WI I'll
meats and everything else contained IN
a market BRAtEK $. East Broad
e Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

THE PRETT1EsT GIRL q Etrs a BAR
rel Of Columbia Flour at the RETAIL
= MERcHANTs' EXCURSION to Buck
roe Beach Tomorrow, July 2sth Come
girls, we Will deliver the barrel to your
house, II "a n l5 8,.iI sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

Ask FOR RussELL's ANT1.ROAGH
4 Powder; positively destroys water bugs
( and cock reaches; all druggists. 100
n Call phone 1916. II you wish It sem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

20 PER CENT. OFF ON ALL PORCH
q Chairs, Rockers and Settles while. they
& last; nice assortment still on hand.
Z OSTRANDER'S.s 200 West Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
SUMMER BOARDING.

BEACH, VA. JOY cor
tage, open to guests; just compls.cd;
newly furnished; . on ocean front; hrst-
class accommOla tons i terms reasons
i able. Mrs. W. X GARDINER. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

Al GOOD SOUTHERN zsIuRY.23BVERY:
& page tilled with Int erestis SUE$TERRY.3
N by Margaret ryan. Of r Richmond. now
" onS sale. ~ s Y, 8 "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

WIY8 BUY IMPURE GOODS swYEN5
y you can get the best? SAUER,SS FLAW
ORING EXTRACTS have stood tho test
of wears, is 49, M, 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
Small Ads Pay

Every advertiser knows that small advertisements
ray; the countless number that in papers con-
nuay prove this fact but few really consider their
actual Importance the real position they SO con1pe-
et1y fill. The small advertisement has often been the
initial insgator large fortunes II has often also
been the guiding hard to countless prosperous issues
which eventually lead to success. 8a
These small have often started firm to wealth
and prominence "A small announcement that may APP
pear insignificant to some people may DC the begin
ming colossal enterprise They are the adverts-
ers stepping stones and when the proper people and
material are behind them represent speculative in
very rennerative and valuable assistant to
larger and greater things
Tee Dee Want Ads. are small but reliable and far
reaching. A trial will convince you
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

MoLER,s BARBER COLLEGE, NEW
York Cty.3More students wanted new
nortunity ever offered; diplomas award
ed; tools donated positions positively
guaranteed when through; special in
ducements-t to strangers Write for free
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

TUXEDO AND DIR ESS SUITS FOR
a hire at SCIINERAiAN's. ~ r. Main st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

YOU NEED NOT 20 ITO THE COUN.
try 10 get Just drink freely
z OF "A. d. Water and be happy. Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

LoBEsTON1C8 CURES IND1GESTION;
4 samples free or 81 bottles a5c.:: 1725 y.
Main. pm M 5$3( tiS f {5f An
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

GIVE US .ANY.S8Asy ARTICLE HI ARD
Ell ~. PEM.BERTO NJ PRICE & CO..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

DRUG CLERK-WANTED,s "a REGIS
Z tered or assistant registered pharmacist;
Z state age and experience. ENERGY,
care this office. - III Es4.{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

TWELFTH ST. NJ, 4Oa--NT'RS. EANEsS.
f1rst.class rooms and board; also taois
board transient boarding 81 per day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

WANTED, TEACHER OF RooKKEEP-
Il Ing, shorthand and typewriting; state
salary desired and experience. Address
(. n. c. S.. Suffolk, Va. ~ ~ III III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

ALL TIE NEWEST FORMS IN MEMS
PEMBERTON. PRICE e co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
BOARD WANTED.

WANTED, by LADY. ONE i.ARG q
unfinished room. with board. n, prit
vate family; central locat ton . s ,ate
terms and locality. Address BOARD
care this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

s, Il. CARY--yvA NTE;1o, FE,N w {; ENTl ~
men boarders In private family,#o I; Ia ts 81
4 Cary. 2 5Pit - FIX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

FOR IA CLEAN SHAVE, SHARPEN
your own razor; you can buy razor
hone, only ESQ., liz BRUCE. HARD
AZ WARE CO., 50S ID. Phone 1928.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

3YoU WILL FORGET TIME AND
trouble while reading St s,TERR ". by
Margaret Ryan. OF Riohn,cnd. no " on
sale. q 1t s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

ELECTRIC FANS. NEW AND SEC
4 ed In the best manner; give US q tSlal
and we guarantee to please. ELEC-l
& TRIO NOVELTY e APPLIANCE Cos.
NJ $40 East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

WANTED, FOR U. S. 8Afs1tY-ABLE-
bodied unmarried men, between ages OF
81 and So. citizens of United States, Of
can speak, read and write English. For
information apply4to RECRUITING Of
sFICER. 10 C. Broad ST.. Richm ond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

WANTED BOARD Il BY LADY AND
a grown son September 1st Address,
stating terms, IMMEDIATE, care this
office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

12 PIPE FILTERS. Il HELP
ers,T3 carpenters, good White or coll
ored cooks, to work on temporary job
near Manassas, Vas; good wages :
Transportation and board paid Apply at
8 once 1SYDNOR& PUMP tsNVELLEC CO.,
Fourteenth and Main. issS " n d ((ffs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

If WANTED-QUoTE A CAR.
load of%merchantable pine. Exc, twenty!
feet long, delivered ION siding. to u OHM
f CUSSONS, Glen. Allen, Va. s GA d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

PARTIES COMING TO NEW. YORK
can secure refined accom- TONS. ~
applying To Mrs. WHITE, ldS WEST
Eighty-secofid Street, New YORK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

b mcnts with others for stora &c OF your
4 surplus goods OF all kinds we want you
Z to- call and see lis. 7 II r. RICHMOND
;%s3NIERCHANDISE rs TRADING Co; r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

ONE sORANGE HAM TO THE OLDEST
MERCHANTS EXCURSION to Bnck-|
4 roe Beach Tomorrow, July 2Sth,ss "A
good time for the old as we'll as the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

,LABoRER s-wANTED, ACTIVE,
white men and boys to work on our
not afraid of work need only pr1ly.
we also want number Inexperienced
builders. w. r. HOOD & CO. Address
Station "a" city, or apply at Nur-t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

HAVING DECIDED no cfIANG E ! my
business, 1 will sell for the next thirty
days my entire stock of groceries and
fixtures retail ut wholesale prlc es., C .a,
early and get bargains. CEAS. hAl lSeI,
X AS North Sixth Street. .l-Ls.Hkk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

YOU FIND AZ COMPLETE MARKET;
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

PLJJArBER-WANTED. AT ONCE. ONE
4 first-class plumber and one frst-class
timer. Apply to r. S. DALTON &
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