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5.CHURCH NOTICES.
stRAprIsT.i

6 {eT% ;S, Avenue anS beech sireet}
tic pastor at subisct ef ser,no
Tho Chrlstian's Copartnership with Cod
No service at night Sunday school at 9:so
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER Or
Twelfth and Broad ], srsssl 1Preuching at II
Vice discontinued. i$2 s IS
s, SECOND I,AI'TIsT C]IuIsc lcoRNEn
SMITH, past or WorshpS at II "a. M. No ex-
erciscs ut night. Sunday school at o 80 a. NJ.
eH RMe re; CHURCH con
GrRfs END fSu1ee GAs
at $3.50 a. M. Preaching by the pastor at II
An Prayer meeting Wednesday, at S:l5
faea BAiS oSYh RuNGR EN AEp
minister: II "A: Bough ", az Price,
5S:15s I, n N. Double Duty. Cordial welcome
3 WEST v1EwBAPr1sT cHURcH CORNER
G'gys AysBe sas 7saaoT snndsy
Dr. w r. Il SMITH. rs b 4
zSs Al B METHODIST.
81 BROAD STREET METHODIST EP1sCO-i
sFoos GhhR psster IDTndRs ssrv,sa
ing Is, p, p
an ss sermons ooH and pa sis
Our Strong Points, Sunday school at 0 80
A. PARK 1sats ffes II OBJ ryi'ea
Corner, w. Franklin and Pine streets!,--Rey;
aasa i at sas
{ UNION ssTA 7 9! u n: p; CHURCH GIVEN
pastor. treaeh1pg ssnl AMiya x n,
4 IS, atli
i IN. i.ifHs REV
RUSSELL .CEC1L \ ~ past orI;servce e
at ( s:l5 P ~ Z. - ~
caJkAanRsv 55 ER IrE BRhsBygTHblH b
pastor: Services at clock a.. NJ: and s:15
NJ. Wednesday, night service at 8:l5 o'clock.4
sq gHTRe sfn0el ri 2s' M tconsER
ana nrr1son
ssSsat ssrxSs Il
free and cordial welcome 10 NIL ser Vices.
CHRISTIAN.
WEST END CHRISTIAN CHURCH ION
Morris between Main and Floyd 3AvenueJ.-
Preaching by Rev. HENRY PEARCE ATKINS
Unite with the tent at No. 1.27 West Cary
Street. sS ssi Gf NJ
2sssS s3S,3l syfS LUTHERAN d Ri 3f,,
FIRST ENGLISH q LUTHERAN CHURCH
F(Scventhe Street, between Broad and Grace)-s
Row CA MARKS. pastor.-Serviccs IL AZ II.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
81 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST: ScIENTIsT.~
Sunday Subject
Reading room open daily from to 8 p. M.
No. 100 East Main Street, Allare invited.
SS8;5si 35i NEW JERUSALEM.
E NEW JERUSALEM MISSION AND SWED.s
EN- BORG FREQ reading room 5anh lending library
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AIN ORDINANCE

(ApproYedG July 1bth IgJ7 ,, !, e, !,
OsPROHIBIT TH p SAILED HORSES
YARDS OF AgPLACE WHERE SUCH
ANIMALS ARE Il BEING NJ SO L.s.s. Az
AUCTION BY "A 4 DULY n 4ICENsE D$
\ 81 Ii it. ordained M by the Council q the
II. Z Tha t ii shall be unlawful for any per-
son to sell. either publicly or private
OF 8 I'll the city OF Richmond Horses q Mules
nj thin one hundred q 0ol yards Of any
place where the sal of Horses or Mules
tioneer,at his usual place of business. AZ
M 81 Any person vi ola ting the foregoing
section shall be liza BILE to q tlna Of not less
than ten nor more than one llunnred dnl-e
lars for each often s 10. .S5
5. This ordinance shall be III force from
" p4ssa s BEN a AUGUST, city CLERK,
July 1s-5t 81 *
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! REAL ESTATE F or Rent

FOR 8RENT-HALF4oF OF ADJUSTABLE
Franklin Street Residence, including
good stable, cor rooms. single or en-
I. suite. For further particulars apply on
premises, Mo- II s East Franklin Street.
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PRICE 81 Co.'S ARE
called the Stocking hoyEe Of town: yoli
know the reason: IL MT. come and !hSd
out. PEABERTON,5}HSf PRICE & co.
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5 ST. Scale III PROPOSALS,

SEALED PROPOSALS T, ! y a, BE RE:
the s County III OF 81 Hsnrico mil Aa.
The 18th inst ant at noon, for 6 pa /. for
the Court house and IA Inns pnse, & 81 ate
\ and the price for delivery at the iAl ms
house Zone mile fr (, ,tthe.e!ty liH,l
I able Quantity needed Is tons, The right
to rejec a ny or a II bids reserved.
& July aQsh, 1904. 81 . 81 q. ~ " 81
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Help WANTED = ernale.i
SITUATION WANTED, Female

S TIE NiOG RIA P Fl ER--WANTEP. By
Young lady stenographer. experienced in
bookkeeping and general office work:
position of per,nanence;# at present
e employed, desires change. Address A.
p O.. Box; 1ts. City. q ,,g A jEe3 ~ III
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SITUATION sWANTED-Male

AN EXPERIENCED OFFICE MAN
and bookkeeper desires a position by
August list; can furnish reference. Ad-ff
dress b.. care this office.
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EST END CHRISTIAN CHURCH ION!
Morris between Main and Floyd SAvenueJ.-a
Preaching by Rev. ENRYEPEARCEF a TIllNS
at A. nj. At ght tho congregation will
unite with the tent at No 1.27 West Cary
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q. CHENOWETHg'.f
BOARDING SCHOOL
S For YOUNG LADIES'.

& Located In the most exclusive residen SECTION
OF the city, overlooking Dupont Circle, Every
advantage in Music Art and La w.
usual social advantages bring pupils IN contact
with the noted people OF our Ma ticn. Address
Sforfsca Il loguc,S P PRINCIPAL. 1927 New 1iatnp.
shire Avenue, Warrington. y. ~.
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.scytloo.Ls
tin1ore Medical College

The Baltimore Medical College
preliminary Fall Course begins Sept III ao4
n Liberal Teaching Faclities: Modern College
Buildings; Comfortable Lecture Hall and Am.
Largo and Completely Equipped
laboratories: Capacions Hospi tails and Dispe,i-
sary: Lyin4in Department. for Teaching Clihi-s
cal OstetrIcs; Large Clinics. Send for Gaia
IogQe, and address ts{3
Ri s57t2 Park Ave, Baltimore, NJ q,
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Superintendent Resigns.

{ Is Special to The Times Dispatc f,j
~ FREDERICKSBURG VA. July ss77..-- o.
the City Electric Light
Plant s.. S. Brooke, Jr., has rendered
his resignation to the City Council and
1t was accepted. a successor will be
elected by the new Council. which will
continue September 1s1. The position
aYtlI be filed temporarily until then.
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WANTED. HARNESS AND SADDLE
makers for factory work. Address, CIV
ing fun particulars and State salary. z.
Box 3d. Savannah. Ga.
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2 WEST VIEW BAPTIST CHURCHICORNER3
Grove Avenue and Meadow Street) Sunday.
la N. Dr. O.5llVM. ZONES; :15 p. N.
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LOST AND FOUND.

oST-THuRSpsAY AFTERNOON ON
Hermitage Road nnar 1.ahurnum Ave-
s. nue.. a liver colorcd and white pointer
DOG; Richmond medal. Suitable re-
( ward IL returned to IENERETT$tWAD
q DEFY. 1105 Main Street. "
LosT-BET,EEEN JEssAll1NE AND
ElVenable Streets and Traglc's Drug
Store Bsond Street. circlc-shnped gold
BROOCH, opal settling. Finder Will
please leave 5at this Office and receive
reward jssi$ii4is sSstg i5f itIsys, IL Y5fssf
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WANTED. TEACHER or BOOKKEEP-
Ing, shorthand and typewriting; state
salary desired and experience. Address
N C. S., Suffolk, Va. HI D! s58
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WANTED, "A TUTOR FOR a BOY OF
sixteen: French. German, Latin, Eng
lish Address, stating terms, DIR. c. u
s4GRAvATT, Port Royal. Va.
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE
For YOUNGlLADIES, Roam

For. YOUNGILADIES,R 0an0Kc, Y q.
IS Opens Sept. 2s. 1904 One Of the leading
Schools for Young Ladies' Ein the SOUTH New
buildings piano and equipment Campus ten
acres - Grand mountain scenery in Valley Aol
American tcachero. Full course Conservatory
adyantagcs In Art. Music and Eiocutio n.9 Cer-
ttificnt es Wellesley. Students from 80 States.
For catalogue. address MATTE r, HARRIS
President, Roanoke, Va.
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WANTED, HUsTLERs TO sELA SICK.
accident and funeral benefits; gobd pay
to right parties. Address AZ
SCHWAB, Rochester, N. y. Il
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FLATS FOR RENT.

GARY, r., 1ol--TENANT FoR SECOND
VI floor fat, \ Gig hit rooms: al l4lQdernI con-
sveniences; corner house : puisession now
f or September LIST; 101 East Cary.
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WANTED. REGISTERED OR ASSIST
& ant registered Drug Clerk: none but
sober men need apply. Address 'kEF,"
care general delivery, Alexandria, Va.
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TWELFTH ST.. ~, 4oa-FINEIY. FUR
9 nished, large rooms at Mrs. lIANES'S.
4 400 N. Twelfth Street; terms reasonable.
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.HELPi-mALE AND FEMALE.

SERVANTS WANTED AMONG SOME
OF the best white families In this city;
good wages paid for the RI ght persons.
7 we have applications for a large num-
q, ences, house girls and nurses for the
city. Apply at once to THE NEGRO
r. LABOR q EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
SIS E. Broad Street Second foor). t.SS
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WANTED. a SAVING AND = HAULING
OF wood by JAMES N. KING & Co..
wood for sale, long and sawed. "a Phone
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WANTED, AS LEARNER AND yAs-
& sistant, in peculiarly attractive work, q
Young man, not over %. who can COM
~ Office. N ~
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-s:T,oRAGE..
AWNINGS. Z LAos AND TENTS.

KEEP COOL-THE RIGHT KIND OF
Awnings, Tents and Flags at the right
& prices at Nj g. COPELAND CO.'S 10S
North Ninth Street.
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sFIRsr ENGLIsHG LUTHERAN CHURCH
Seventh. Street. between Broad and Grace?-
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71lGlF I15l3 /,
4 ROOMS FOR RENT. III

MAIN, wv, 41s-FoRB RENT-.A NICELY
furnished and unfurnished second -floor
venient ard telephone in house; terms
4 rea sonable. u d
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WANTED.

LUMBER WANTED-QUoTE a CAR
load of nerchantable$ pine. 2x6. twenty
feet long. delivered on siding. to JOHN
CUsSONS. Glen Allen. Va.
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OH! WE AMT SO fSLoW-HERE3 ARE
a few more prizes donated to the RE
4 TAIL A1ERcHANTS's 83A SsQCIATION
TO be given at their excursion July 2sth
10 Buckroe Beach: ! box lemons Ply
Ferrerro & Co., "A lso i case Uneda, BIS
cults by National Biscuit Co. Just
think: biscuits and lemonade to last
you whole MONTH BE with us. y24
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YOU FIND A COMPLETE MARKET:
( everything the best and always fresh;
vegetables. chickens, meats, fresh fsh.
canned goods, dellcaci etc.,S at
& BFiAUER'S. 8 East Broad Street.
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HELP sWANTED-Male.

TEACHER no FILL VA
cancr in the STAFF of the Bellevue High
School: a man with skill In athlet &c;
preferred For particulars Address w.
Il II. ABBOT. Principal, Bellevue. Va.
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NEW JERUSALEM MISSION AND swED.
ENBORG FREQ reading room and lending library
rev UNIUS B. SPIERS. pastor Services ii
"a. M q, Sunday school 10 A. M. All welcome
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BUSINESS ppoR1uN1T1Es.

WANTED, AZ PARTNER IN AN I1s-FS
tabllshed paying business; must have
8 from $4,000 to 5000. Address IS, care
& this office. n &. it IL 81
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PERSONALS.

OUR RECORD FIVE III HI CHE r.
awards and gold smedaI lis, b overatwo MIL
lion bottles sold s1nR1903 and distributed
q in twenty-five Sta tes, three solid car
loads shipped I'm one week. this MONTH
Who's? SAUER'S EXTRACTS. of
course! Could this be IL they were not
the best? Try them and Judge for yours
self ~ Az 5Iss1g .tkfa2{,l3
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DECIDED no siCTIANGE,sMYi
3 business, IL Il will sell for the next thirty
days my entire stock of groceries and
mixtures retail at wholesale Ices. Call
early and get bargains. CHAS, KING,
& 425 North Sixth Street. III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23

TUXEDO. 81 AND DRESS SUITS FOR
b hire n TSCHNURNfAN'S.572 1 e. Main St
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PARTIES COMING no NEW YORK
& can secure refined accommodations by
!, applying to Mrs. WHITE lao West
B Eighty-second Street, New York.
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YES, WE HAVE IIEARDfI1lEREI is AN
epidemic OF cholera morbus infthis CITY,
but we are glad to offer you q Panacea,i
for 1t in HARR1S'S aANTI-pYSPEPTIC
q AND TONIC WATER: Mr.. Norris says
It cures every time. and no Doctors bill
to pay. Phone 4S2. XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23

FAMILIES LEAVING THE;
city for the summer to knowthat they
can be suppi!eGl by us while away with
meats and evs,Tthing else ontained In
q market BEAVERS. 8 East Broad
Street. 5SF ~ " IN j. h i45 81 81
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ASK FOR RUSsELL's ANTI ROACH
&, Powder; positively destroys wat er bugs
and cock reaches; all druggists.T 100
4 Call phone 1915, IL you wish IT. sen t,4sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23

FOR sALH-Ro.sE IN POTS TIIAT5
can be safely planted at any time. n FIR
IT ROSE CO., Grace and Cedar. az
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NOTICE IN OUR NEW ysiI OW. CASE
tho assortment OF IJmbrel las som gu IS
low as SIC. and s1.Qo. sSa FlIM BERTON,
Il PRICE e. co. 8sst} y! s5}s ssSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23

Ii 10 CONTRACTORS AND.
II Builders-Wc are M w In a position to
furnish from 200 to 300 yards OF sand
y per- day S&s al Tho foot Of u Seventeenth
< Street; sspccinlSindu large cash
= buyers. RICIiMOND5CO OPERAGEtCO.i
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MOUNT DE SALES

ACADEMY Of TIL q VISITATION.
M CATONSyIflIlE (Nea Bal tiniore). NJ .,
tensiVe and attractive: situation healthfult
beautiful view OF Bal tiinore-hillR, river and
work In English, science. music, art and ian-3
stiagcs Illustrated catalogues on application
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23

$3.50 WILL. BUY 5000 WORTIIsO OF II OUSE-
gSllold furniture No 900 East Leigh,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23

OT}WEATHER ESSENTIALS IN EX-
u ira cts. Toilet 8SSVaters and Soaps all
marked. right PEAIBERTON, PRICE
&C "A! ss
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slAaUE RS TLAvoRING EXTRACTS
outsell any two brands Why? Because
theyare the best. purest and best flavor
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THE RATE
FOR CLASSIFIED WANT
ADVERTISING II

& i cont per word Net Cash Ia
ADVANCE. with minimum cost
Of Is cents for each insertion.
The Same rate applies to deaths,
marriages. obituaries and all other
classified notices. No display type
allowed In tho classified columns
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LEGALENoTlcE. 81.
.xIlIRGINI Is II N THE3CIRCUITsCO COURT

MIR INIA ~ N iTHE3CIRCUITsCOU
on III 81 oUN Il OF HIENRIco.s
SJUIyYyf12 Il ] a04. @ ig ~
sLuther r.. El lis " no sues for the benefit
Of himself and of all other creditors of
ssa David WI ite. deceased. who will come
I ~ ' 81 Sss1s & y Plaintiff,
$g. l$ VS.. 8pSs n IF a1
I.ucas. @ cura tor OF David White.
decensed, and tho unknown heirss Of
&$ David White. deceased. 3. I. !. PENDANTS.
E ,The object &ofsthis suit SIS to subject
the estate Of David White deceased to
ftle payInent of debts due to 9theGplaintiff
tantl ftolallg otfer persons to whom the said
sdecedent or his estate may be Indebted,
and to that end to settle8the accounts of
the curator OF said estate. and to as
certain the estate, trea and personal u
which said David White died seized and
fpossesscd & Ms t u Il
affidavit having been made and
filed tina t there ma be persons, viz. the
heirs at law and distributes Of said,
David White. Interested In the su bject TO:
he divided or disposed of In the ause,g
Fwh osat II ames are unknown, said persons
having been made defendants hereto by
the general d descriptions OF parties I'M
Known, 4 it Is ordered that such un known
parties do appear here within fifteen.
days day! after tie, due pub Ion Of !. this
protect, their int rest s II. fla 455E
Tes sens SAMUEL III WADp1 I!1 Il, n
v Gayle, atty VI s RI a,5i Sler
July 16r1aW-atS Ut II
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& Death Of Miss Lucy Coleman.

Especial 10 The lTimes-Dispatch.)
% FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July . =
Miss Lucy Coleman daughter OF the late
Thomas T. Coleman, died at her home
Here to-day, after a lingering Illness.
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SUMMER SAUSAGE-T11II CELE-
Z brated Imported Gomprecht, Bologna.
Ring and F'rankfurter Sausage: finest
ever made: II try them, at sBRAUER'S.e 8
: East Broad !. &, .8i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23

ASK FOR RUssELL's ANTI-RoACI
Powder; positively destroys water bugs
and cock reaches; all druggists. 10c.
Call phone 1875. II you wish 1t sent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23

LENNON 1o05 E. NfARSIIAT,L: HAND
some rooms. with or without board.
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FOR $s,A.:LE

.WANTED.&BOYS TO SELL THE SUM
81 DAY s.rIN1ES-DI The papers.
will be delivered to boys from Times-3
Dispatch Delivery Wagons between 6:15
55A M. and 6;45 Am. every Sunday at
1.-The following points Eighteenth and
Broad Streets, Twenty-ninth and T
~ Streets, Elba Sta tion.SS Third M a rket and
Second and Canal streets:siW Walt ,forst tho
4 wa gon.l III Ee;f ft;ffs 81
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SUMMER BOARDING.

ATLANTIC COTTAGE, ~ rig N I a
Beach; ocean front: located between
hotels: table uneXcelled; highest sat
y isfaction Guaranteed For rates address.
MIST T., MILLER. J5
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ODD SIZES IN BOTH WHITE AND
Z Black Corsets: many at Twenty-Five
cents on the dollar. PEMBERTON,t
& PRICE IL CO. 59f si +. @ ~
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PRINTiNo.

TRYs11Js ON PRINTING; WE KNOW
we can suit you. TAYLOR 81 TAYLOR
PRINTING CO.. Quick Printers, No. ~
n Governor Street. 58it n g33y VI. =
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If YOU WOULD BE TAUGHT BusI-
ness by approved methods attend Mas
sew Business College. An annual en-
rolment of 500 students should con-
vince the most skeptica that superior
TX advantage are Afforded. On account
Of summer session. unlimited scholar
ships. all departments. are Issued at %
per cent discount. New students enter
Ing daily SyVhyfsinot YOU? MASSEY.
4 BUSINESS COLLEGE. 7o5 East Main
~
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BOARDING.

'BoARDERS WANTED FOls COOL.
comfortably furnished rooms at DIG N.
Eighth Street. N WI
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WANTED, BOYS TO SELL THE SUN
DAY TIMES-DISPATCI. The papers
will be delivered to boys from Times
Dispatch eliyery Wagons between 6:1s
tho following points: Eighteenth and
AZ Broad Streets Twenty-ninth and ~
Il Streets. IIl ba9 Stations Third Market and
Second and Canal Streets Walt sforttf1e
81 wagon. ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23

NIiIRGINIA--INiH g "A MEI.IA- CIRCUIT
COURT LIE RIi'S q 1FH FIG july
W. " IL Scott syg. partner Of himself and
ia ST n H. Scott, dec' d i la to m nts and
mariners, trading under he stXlee qt.
SJsII Scott & Son ~. Plalntll1st
Nancy llser. Dlnah Wal ker and theirs
IN CHAN GER Y. Il .is3
object ting HH!t s to sn55eot
in the county Of Amelia, to the pa ymcnti
OF debt due TO the late firm of IA a
''lpae g af sfn having been made and
Sfiled tina t the defenda ants, Nancy Walker
and l0lnah Wa lker are no residents o
the State of Virginia, they re req red
10 tt,s APPEAR i here Within fifteen days after
due publication Of this order ana I. 80 9,
What As necessary to pro tect Their 3lateI Y,
est herein, . 2 !, 4, & <, y, -,
4 Teste: ~ II, LENA IA ~! esFff
" S., u, Farral. n q. n s5 l.g5 II BIZ
July leila Wat Il ss
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WHY BUY IMPURE GOODS WHEN
Won can get the t%st? SAUER'S FLAW
DUNG EXTRACTS have stood the test
OF Yeas,
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-02-12
Low-wHERLRD WAGONS.


The broad-tired and low-wheeled vag-
ON mas many advantages over the
oisn-wheeled and narrow-tired wagon.
. nave wagon with 30-inch front and
se-inch rear wheels with nve-inch tire.
~ neighbor has = low wagon with two
ma half-inch tires, but he had to ex-
cnange with me in order to get in his
nay from his low ground. All he could
load On his was one sling full; on mine
ne put two sings. and it did not COM
mence to cut through. One thing IL
sure: 1t 10 less work to put q load on
low wagon than on q high. In fact, l
ma no need for my common wagon un-
less am going on the road. Just after
Dig rain the broad tired wagon will
slide. but for drawing al kinds Of loads
on the farm 1t 10 way ahead Of the COM
mon high-wheeled wagon. The major
ity OF men In this locality cut down their
narrow-tired wagons and put three and
four-inch tires and fellces on, but I
nnd that mud will stick more to Z wood
en- spoke than to steel cue. The steel
wheels have no tires to come loose like
the wooden wheel, 10 / take the steel
wheel on Z low wagon every time. A
short time ago read an article by .
Kansas man. He says he would advise
the use Of wheels Of the common height
with two-inch tires. High wheels run
easier on good roads than low wheels,
] will admit: but he goes farther and
nys when you come to mud they all cut
the same depth. think differently and
VIII tell why. Last spring I went after
= load Of Is bushels of corn with my
low wagon. The roads were soft Il
went with my load. and q common one
seated buggy with two light people In
1t followed. The buggy cut from one to
two inches deeper than my five-inch
tired wagon with that much corn and
myself on it. The wagon is a heavy one:
the gearing within the box weighs IT'S
pounds. II roads were nicely rounded
Is feet wide and everybody would use
broad tires and drive promiscuously
over the grade. 1t would be much bet
teri K. Viland. in Prairie Farmer.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-02-12
SCRAPS OF IMPORTATION.

The Farmers Anti-Automobile league
has been organized in Illinois to stop
scorching. which has resulted In many
serious accidents to property and per-
sons.
Some eminently practical guests were
among those who aided In celebrating
the gold wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Holt. at Independence, Kan. Useful and
ornamental gifts there were in abund-
ance, including an overcoat for the host
and . set Of false teeth for his wife.
The Massachusetts, state building at
the Louisiana Purchase exposition Is to
be q reproduction Of the historic colonial
house In Cambridge where Washington
established his headquarters during the
siege Of Boston. and which later was the
home Of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-02-12
WHERE PEACE REIGNs.


he long haired young reformers were
sain3 IN informal debate, and when
- bad agreed that the world was iust
lIcut a corrupt and bad place a. it wei
I'D Be, grim-faced man arose, relates
s71ndou Tit-Bits
what you seem to want, friends" he
~ u place where everyone has TO be
wod By law"
That's i'll" chorused the reformer,.
Where smoking amt allowed, and such
y ding a. drink is unknown? Where NO
- need worry about food and raiment.
- where money does not exist."
We dol"
Where everyone has to 20 to church ON
ndau, and everyone keeps regular
That i just what We do want. Oh, to
- Gch place!" said . soulful young
f1ew, speaking for the others.
Well, I've just come from such .
You have" cried the soulful one. "Oh.
~ -, tell us, man of wonderful experi.
-, where it is, that we may also Ro!"
lfs place called prison!" said the
- man.