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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
S IS Bargain Day Richmond the Messages from the Merchants
AUCTION SALES, Future Days

"A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF a
~ LARGE, FRESH STOCK OF GROC-
ER1Es. STORE FIXTURES. BAR Fly
TURES AND BAR, WINES AND LII
UNS CORD WOOD, Hay, GRAIN,
MILL ErEED,f ETC, ETC. i9t t{5 u
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"a COMMISSIONERS AU cT1oN5 SALE
The Two.story Brick 'il!;|' ~ Dwell I y
Ing No. 22l4 East Grace
Street.

In pursuance OF the decree Of October
rs, 1908, in the SUIT styled .W 3 vest :, !.
etc. vs.. D. Jeanette Vest ct ais, IN the
( Circuit Court OF Hanover county, Va,
the undersigned Special Commissioners
will sell by public auction. on the prem
,.s S1S NoNDAY, APRIL 49, 1901, /.
to in said decree, It beng the two-story
brick dwelling No. 2214 East Grace Street,
containing seven 70 on1s, besides bath.
pan try. etc, and having the usual con.
veniences; the lot having front Of l6
feet inches. more or less, by loo feet to
aN20-foot alley. The property Is now oc-
tcupied by good tenant at S2l6 per an
mum, and will make a desirable home.
or pay we'll as an Investment being III
one or the most desirab BILE locations In that
section of the city and convenient 10 most
of the large Industries. 3 vs. ID
a TERMS-O ne-thrd cash. balance at 9
and IL months by notes. WITH interest
added, or Mt the election of the pur-
chaser, aSgreater part; or all Of the zpnr Il !,
chase money may be paid IN cas- p, and me
title to be retained until all the purchase
money is paid md q con veyalnce ordered 'dVl
\ Nttysf y &
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BY Geo, =, Crawford 4 Cos.
Real Estate Auctloneers,
SO3 u, Main Street.

H HANp AB SH1t 10 M MILES e NoTA 81,
RIcHMoND; ABOUT a 4, M N Il n .F e 81
BDIATEIY ON LINE OF THE PRO-
Posed ELECTRIC ROAD BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND ASHLAND.
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no North Path Street,

FRONTING 1-2 FEET, WITH DEPTH
or 1876 FEET, WEST SIDE TWENTY
FOURTH, BETWEEN NJ g. STREETS.
ON THURSDAY, APRIL Il. 1904
at the request of the nonresident owner.
sell by public auction the a ove named
very attractive and, valuable property.
Convenient and desirable, and the lot well
adapted in size to two modern dwellings
which would at once command ready
sale or rental .at good prices. while the
ments, may be utilized in the meantime
and contains material OF considerable
value In rebuilding. Make note Of this
TERMS: Very liberal. and to be, an,
nounced at time OF sale.
j.. b. ELAN s. CO., Auctioneers.
apl 10,12.13,14 e. II, n t
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''0 TUESDAY. APRIL 18TH, 1901.
at 8 o'clock r NJ. that most AITRAG-
TIVE and CONVENIENTLY RRANG-
papered and painted, situated on q lot
front;ng 6s feetIon the south side Ct Oak
wood Avenue, three squares west of Oak
three acres, more or less OF fertile land in
rear, running back. and fronting on Dick
erson Street. suitable for "TRuCE1NG.n
TREES and good Mineral Water. There
is also just in the rear of the dwelling
a brick building formerly used for French
Steam Laundry purposes; This is rare
opportunity to secure bargain,
'TERMS-Easy and made known on day
Of sale, AZ IL CIIIINVNING Co.
li Auctioneers, Times Building.
apl 1415,H a.
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BY A y. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,

A UcTION SALE OF AN IDEAL, HOME
~ WITH THREE ACRES OF LAND.
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.sFAR0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TRAINS LEAVE RlCHMOND-DAILY. *
..1h p. = M,--SeaSoard Maii-ll:00 f. M.-SeA-
board Express--To savannah. Jacksonyiiis.
a.1aA a. M'-I.ocal-For Norllna and Hamlet
: ''tTRXINS ARRIVE RICt!MOND--DAlLf.
C:lo A. M.-No. 5o-From Florida. Atlanta ana
az ~ p sos M.MNo ss-From Florida Atlanta and
. ths p so4 MMNo ss--From Norllna aad locs,
points. pB.f. Il
H. = w NJ. TAYLOR, C. T. A.
$50 East Main Street Phone vs.
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In execution OF trust deed from the
Chase City Mineral Water Company 10
the .rginia Trust Company, Trustee;
bearing date on the LIST July, 1907 and
aieeklenburg county, Va, on the 18th
July, 1s(e in pursuance Of the terms and
provisions OF said trust, deed and at the
request Of the bondholders therein Sc
cured and also in pursuance Of resolu-
tons Of the Stockholders and directors
of said Chase City Mineral Water CON- n1,
pany. adopted on the 26tli March. iss4,
to sell. as an entirety. the real and per- r,
sonal property of said Chase City Mineral
Water Company, when, the real estate .1e
5Indersigned Virginia Trust Company,
4 r,,Stee az afores said will on 7aa f
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BY J. 3. Elan & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers-
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BY Jno r. doddin & Co..
Real Estate Auctloneers,
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank Streets.

- COMMISSIONERS a AUCTION SALE
u OTTIMPROVED REAL ESTATE on
AyEN IlE. BEIW ZEN
I ,rTSTF,R ND ASH STREETS.
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At the request of the nonresident own
err, we will offer for sale, at public auc-
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By Richmond Auction Company, 4
It 1905 =. Main Street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. y
Farms, Mills, &c., For Sale.
GEO. Il. CRAWFORD a. CO..
Catalogues Free. SOB =. Main.

Farms and Ashland Property
for sale, convenient to good markets.
tS3 FRANK II, cox,
hi Real Estate Agent,
&55 Ashland, Var
TOR SALE
ONE NEW 7-ROOM DETACHED Dwell
ING TWenty-second Street, Paramount;
line water: 1irst-cass locnion; SO cash,
balance $40 per month.
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WEDNESDAYS RACES.
Ed CsrmichaeTs "GIsd Hand" Wins
Principal Race-The Rabbit
Chase Called off.

Although the weather Wednesday
WAS delightfully."- propitious ana the
track in magnificent shape the crowd
attending the Driving Park was not
large enough to create very great
enthusiasts.
The first event was half mile
running race. IN which there were
thr-e entries:
Glad Haud, Ed Carmichael
Grace Banter, Harry Kelly.
Bessie Arnold, J. P. AIatchett.
Glad Hand was the favorite, and
bets on her were freely taken at l to
,. She did not disappoint her ad-
mirers and came out an easy winner.
The second race was quarter mile
dash for Ocsls owned ponies. There
We're four entries:
Easy Going, Ed Small.
Creole, a Gypsy.
Major, PeytoE Bailey.
Black Imp, Oscar Johnson.
This race excited considerable
amusem"ut, Creole was ridden bare.
ha@k ana Back Imp 20, rid OF his
rider before the finISn. Peyion prov
ed al easy winner, and in his excite
ment neglected 10 return to the
judges stand and give the necessary
salute, for which he had To forfeit
five dollars of his prize money.
In the third race there were four
entries:
Prentiss Young, J. P. Matchett.
Declaimer, Earl Horton.
Judge Pettus, J. P. Matchett.
Hand Organ, Harry Kelly.
In This Judge Pettus was altogether
the favOTite and the betting on him
went at t. 3, and the odds against
Declalmer were as much a. 10 TO /,
and the spectators were greatly sur
prised before the end Of the race to
see Declaimer easily distance his
and cross the wire sever /
al PAGES ahead.
Several of the amateur betters
found themselves many dollars |
richer.
Col. H. V. Horton was starter,
while Judge Godshaw occupied the !
judges stand.
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Colds are Dangerous.

How often you hear it remarked +:
ITS only & cold, and 3 few days later
learn that the man is on his back
with pneumonia. This is such com.
mon occurrence that cold, however
slight, should not be disregerded.
Chamberlsic's Cough Remedy coun-
terscts any tendency towards pneu-
monis. II always cures and is pleas
ant to take. Sold by all druggists and
medicine dealers. NJ
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Good Detective Work

Special Officer Hutson deserves a
great deal Of praise for catching up
with those young rascsls who have
been entering stores and private resi-
dences in this city from time to time
for weeks past
From the plumber recovered it seems
that they have been doing a whole.
sale thieving business.
Will DeBOse, porter at the Ocala
House, seems to have been the leader,
his sweetheart putting him on to the
theft of the Eagleton jewelry, and in
all these transactions he seems 10
have had for his chief confederate,
Jim Williams, porter of the Monte
yuma hotel.
After stealing the diamonds from
the residence of DR.. EagletOR while
the family were at supper, they took
the stones from the settings and sold
them for what they could get for
them, and were selling patent leather
shoes for dollar and whole suits of
ready made clothes for most any old
price.
Besides most of the magnificent
jewels stolen from DR.. Eagleton De-
Bose had almost q trunkful of fine
shoes, ready made clothes and gents
furnishing goods.
These young sOamps should be made
to box turpentine trees to the extreme
length Of time fixed by the statutes.
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Mrs. VI. c. LOOney was the hostess
of the Married Ladies Whist Club
Wednesday afternoon. The visitors
present besides the club members were
Mrs. Mallory LiddOn, Mrs. Sis
trunk, Mrs. Woodrow and Miss Edith
Pistt. The prize, a lovely bon bon
dish, was won by Mrs. Munroe, which
she very gracefully presented to
the hostess.
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We'll ARain.

The many friends of John Blount
will be pleased to learn that he has
entirely recovered from his attack of
rheumatism. Chamberlain's Pain
Balm cured him after the best doc
tors in the town (Monon, Ind had
failed to give relief. The prompt re-
lief from pain which this liniment
affords is alone worth many times the
cost. For sale by all druggists and
madiclne dealers. m
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Death Of = Little Girl.

Little Elizabeth, the two and half
year old daughter, of Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Crawford died Tuesday after
noon and was buried Wednesday after
noon. Elizabeth was 8 sweet bright,
little child and her death is greatly
lamented. The sympathy of the
whole community is extended to the
grief-stricken parents.
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a Physician " rites.

81 am DESTROYS of knowing if the
profession can obtain HerUine in bulk
for prescribing purposes? 1t has
been Of great use to me in treating
cases of dyspepsia brought on by ex-
cesses or overwOrk. have never
known it to fail in restoring the organs
affected, to their heslthful activity.
soc. bottle at Anti-mOnOpOly Drug
s tore and Tydings and Company. N
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T. w. Smith & Company, the new
hard firm, have secured the
Ocala agency Of the famous Patton
sun Proof paints. With the reputa-
ton held 10y this article, and Tom
Smiths push, We predict large in
cress. in their business in Oc4la.
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Hon. w. p. HAisley hiss recently re-
turned from q visit TO his grove in
Hillsborough county and fronting the
nav. Its white with bloom and is 8
a vision Of beauty.
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Mrs. Harry Wright and children,
who have spent the winter with Mrs.
Wright's parents, General and
Mrs. Robert Bullock, left Thursday
for White Springs to spend few days
with Mrs. Wright's brother, Mr.
Burton Bullock, before returning to
their home in Macon, Ga.
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Among the prominent visitors to
this ely yesterday was J. VI. Metfert,
OF Ocsla, one of the leading business
men ami most progressive citizens in
Marion county. Mr.. Meffert is inter-
ested extensively in the lime aud
sawmill business at Martin, and also
owns an interest in the Ocala Planning
Mills, the firm being Meffert & Tay-
Tor. This firm has just completed a
modern ice plant, and is now prepar-
ing to install cold storage depart
meut.-Gainesville Sun.
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Mr.. w. H. Scarborough, 8 prosper
Gus trucker, OF Anthony, was in
Ocsla Wednesday with supply Of
strawberries snd they were certainly
beauties.
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Mr.. J. NJ. Benton continues 10 sell
of lots in his beautiful new addition.
In addition To those sold TO Mr.. d. A.
Clark of Martel, and Mr.. Sam Davis
of Juliette, already noted in these
columns, he has sold one to Mr.. G. G.
Todd, Of this city, aud one To Judge
Packhsm, Of Spring Park.
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The Ocals Weekly Banner was
never more popular than it is today.
Every day brings it letters of en-
dorsement and encouragement.
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Mrs. w. L. Hale, who has been
spending the winter with her brother,
Mr.. RI. Anderson is now with her
brother. Mr.. II. /. Anderson.
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Mrs. Maughs Entertains the Original
Whist Club.

Mrs. G.. T. Maughs very delight
fully entertained the Original Whist
Club Wednesday afternoon at her
coy home on Ockla waha avenue.
Miss Annie Davis marked tue score
for the afternoon. The score cards
were very pretty hand painted yellow
Johnquills.
The color scheme, Of yellow, white
and green. was very pret'ily carried
out in the refreshments which con-.
sisted of ice cream, cake, minis aud
coffee. Mrs. Maughs was assisted in
serving by Mrs. Austin, Miss Barco
and Miss Davis.
The prize, a beautiful japanese
gong, was cut for 10y Mrs. Wool'en,
Mrs. Rheinauer and Mrs. Marsh, the
latter being the fortunate winner.
Those present beside the club menu
bers were Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Reardon,
Miss ReardOn, Mrs Hale, Mrs.
WOOllen, Mrs. Harris and Miss BarcO.
Ga leaving each guest was present.
ed with a yellow JOhnquill by little
Miss Sarah d avis and Miss Gene
Austin as a souvenir Of the delightful
afternoon.
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DunnellOn is soon 10 be connected
with Ocsla by telephone. A hard
road will follow.
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THE RACES TUESDAY.
Crowd Not Large But Races Excit-

respects ideal and the races under
the management Of Col. V. H. Hor-
ton were the most exciting that have
ever occurred on the Ocala race track.
1t Is to ue regretted that the grand
stand wa, 70. crowded. Those who
were present got full returns for their
money and will be induced to go a
second time.
For the harness race, three quarter
mile heats, three Ia five, the follow
! ing entries were made:
l. Pat Wilkes, J. r. Biackiston.
,. Defender. jr, W. Abrams.
3. Genevieve, w. B. COnley.
i. Myrtle r., STANDBY d Go.
In the first heat Defender, jr., held
first place, Genevieve second, Pat
Wilkes third, and Myrtle K, fourth.
Ia the second heat Defender jr.,
first place, Genevieve second, Pat
Wilkes third, and Myrtle r. fourth.
In the third heat Defender jr., still
held first place, Pat Wilkes advanced
to second, Genevieve third, and Myrtle
R, retained fourth.
This was the most exciting race of
the series, Pat Wilkes holding a
steady gait and at the finish was less
than the length of neck behind the
winning horse. The excitement be
| came Intense aad il was clearly evi.
dent that Pat Wilkes had many
friends among the onlOOkers.
After the harness racing "a Kansas
jack rabbit was turned loose on the
track IN front of pack Of hounds
and the race for life soon became
Thrilling, the rabbit making clean
circuit Of the track without leaving
it. Eventually, however, 1t left the
track and unexpec eddy collid d
with a fox terrier and was caught.
Tie pack was soon upon ii and the
rabbi; paid the penalty with its life
for the fun il created for the specIa-
tors.
The next part of the program was a
running race, -four AMI one half fur
lOug heats, two in three.
The following were the entries:
l. Harry Duke, Frank Matchett.
,. Grace Banter, c. henderson.
5. Miss Horton, Earl Horton.
4. Prentiss Young, J. 2. Matchett.
5. Hand Organ, Harry Kelly.
In this race Harry Duke was the
favorite, and Grace Banter second,
and the betting was in that direction.
The start was an even one. Harry
Duke soon taking the lead and hold
ing it to the finish, Grace Banter |
coming in second, Miss Horton third,
Hand Organ fourth, and Prentiss
Young fifth.
Between the first and second heats
another rabbit race equally as excit-
ing as the first followed by a still |
larger number of hounds was run.
Ia the second heat Harry Duke
took the lead but had only proceeded |
a short distance before his rider was
thrown over the horses head making |
u complete sOmersault and narrow
ly escaped being trampled to death,
but fortunately the jockey received /
only a scalp wound. In this heat |
Hand Organ, of whom very little
seemed to be expected and against |
whom the bets were placed at four to
one, took the lead as soon as the acct |
dent befel the rider of Harry Duke,
and held it to the end.
In the third and last heat Harry
Duke again came out the winner.
During the intermissions the Ocala
Colored Cornet Band played lively
music and the afternoon was in every
way enjoyable.
Well Again.
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Capt. r. d. Harrison, OF l.eesburg,
spent Tuesday with his many Deals
fri, nds
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Mr. w. c. Bull has returned from
Tennessee, where he went TO purchase
= pair OF horses for the Ocsls Fire
DEPARTMENT.
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Il is rumored that Hon. +. l..
Wartmann, Of Citra, Hon. VI. l.,
Payne, OF Fairfield aud Mr.. J. NJ.
Mathews of Pennington, will enter
the legislative race. If the rumOr
turns out to be true there will then
be something doing in politics in this
county sure enough.
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Mrs. ElmOre Davidson ana baby,
after brief visit in Ocala and York,
returned TO Leesburg Tuesday after
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-03-11

Miss Bessie Porter returned TO De
Land Tuesday TO continue her studies
81 Stetscn University.
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Mrs. WOollen, OF Indianapolis, Ind,
j. the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Herbert
Anderson.
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Rev. and Mrs. J. 2. Reeves, Of
Spring Park, spent Tuesday in Ocaia.
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The Confederate Veterans met in
the city council cham Der at eleven
o'clock Monday morning. Quite u
number were present. Mr.. James
Darlington, of Kendrick, was enroll
ed as a new member \ committee
consisting of Comrades J. d. Lancas-
ter, &. VI. Brown and L. l. Aiken was
appointed to solicit contributions in
aid of the Gordon monument. Capt.
Lyle, of Stanton, was among those
present.
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Working Overtime.

Eight hour laws are ignored by
tireless little wOrkers-Or. Kings
New Life Pills. Millions are always
at work, night and day, curidg indi-
gestiOn, biliOusuess, constipation, sick
headache and all stomach, liver and
bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe
sure. Only 25c. at Anti-mOnopOly
Drug Store and TydiDgs & Co. NJ
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HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Will p. Edwards has live wild fox
and will soon have a chase.
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Miss Helen Blair, of Cincinnati,
Ohio arrived in the city Tuesday
afternoon and is the guest OF Miss
Emily Ford. Miss Blair has been q
treatment visitor to Ocala and her
friends are always delighted to see
her.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-03-11

Mr.. 3. L. Essterlipg. Of Martin
w. visitor 10 Ocala Tuesday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-03-11

IL AIRS. VI. L. Durand returned Tues
dav from a visit 10 DuunellOn.
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A
Customer
Says:

I'.feeL safe JCheH you
h0Ue my nancy. because /
hHOzC Unjust be safe before
/ can get 0HU If yours.
Some might GyItHbIe at
your beiH6 strict, but /
think it is cOmmeHddBIe."
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ARA ELIzAsETz HARRIS. Local EaitoE
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
NOIkE OF ASSE ss MHNI

IMPERIAL WATER COMPANY NO.
 |, location of principal place of busi-
 ness, Los Angeles, Los Angeles county,
 California.
 Notice k hereby given that at regu. Lar meeting uf the Board of Directors of the above named corporation, held on "n the 18th day of April, l9Oi, an assess Incnt "f fifty cents t5tlc) per share was levied upon tlIc subscribed capital stock oi this cotporation. payn Llc on or before the 3lst day of May, 1901, in gold coin of th" United states. to l.. W. Moultr,e, the Secretary, at its office in the Braly Building in the City of Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles, State of Califor. mia. Any stock upon which this assess mcnt shall remain unpaid on the said 3lst day of May, 1901, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and. unless payment is made before, will be sold on Thursday, the 30th day oi June, 1901, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the costs of advertising and the expense pf sale.
 Ky order of tl,c Boar,i of Directors. tsEALl l.. W. MOULTRIE, Secretary. Office: Braly Building, City of Los
 Angeles, County of Los Angeles,
 State of California. q
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
4 Positive Necessity

Having to lay upon my lrd for i4 days from severely bruised leg, I only found relief when u-cSl e bottle of Bal- lard's Snow Linimcnt. can cheer fully recommend it as the best mcdi- cine for bruises ever sent to the afflicted. It has now become a positive necessity upon myself D. k. Byrnes, Merchant, Doversvillc, Texas. 2jc, tOc, tlOO. Sold by Imperial Drug Co.,, Dr. r. &. Anderson, proprietor. Phone 7S
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
Exposition I,xcurslOns

The Southern Pacific Company an nouncra that the dates for the sale of excursion tickets for the Louisiana pur- chase exposition will bc as follows {: May II, l2, l3; June l5, 23, 2i; July l., II, l3; August X, 8, l0 September |, !, q; October T, |, 5; November l. 2, 2. i
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
!; M E. KETCHUM, M. D., PHAR.D.

M B. kElCiltM M, M. D., PliAR. D. NA' Oculist and Aurist to the Deacon css Hospital.
 Practice limited to eye, ear, nose, throat. catarrh and fitting glasses. Third floor Lankcrshim Bldg, 3rd and Spring streets, Los Angeles, Cal. Ref crcnce, Dr. Walker, Dentist, Imperial.
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
. ]. WALKER, DOCTOR DENTAL

N Medicine.
 Plate work speciality. In Brawley from lst to Stt Df each month, and in Imperial from Sth c lst.
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
E G. HAvENs, UNITED STATES

III w. ith isAN'7i ~ isb ''i sh 's'F Commissioner, Imperial, Cal.
 All Filings, Annual Proofs, Final Proofs, Contests, and all land matters attended 10 at Imperial, making expens- i've trips to the Los Angeles land office unnecessary.
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21

TYR. C. T. GREENLEAF, PHYSl- Dcian and Surgeon, IIolton, Cal.
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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II \. DYKE.ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, sss Imperial, Cal.
 Contracts and legal papers of all kinds carefully executed. n C. MAcDOUGAL, ATTORNEY-AT Ds Law.
 Will practice tn all the courts of the State. Office, corner 9th st. and lmpcr- ial ave, Imperial, Cal. EARR, STEARNS AND SWEET, ; Attorneys at Law, Imperial, Cali- fornia.
 Practise in all the Courts of the State and before the United States Register. Land law, final proofs and contests of desert land entries speciality.