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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
WITH THEIR NEW GUNS ms,
Company e First 10 10, Drill With ':F
Mapazi1e Rifles.

81 = stl Monday nj Git, Company g drilled
with s5the Il new agazine thirty calinre
rifle; This is the first company IN Hicn.-
mond TO drill witt the new ar M Ca y
tain, skpwith. inst ted the men 81
S,sa and mnnipula lob OF the pieces aho
held an inspection. ~ 49,
The United States. government mas re-
Gently adopted this new mo del. winch Is
an Improvement upon the old kras-J1o or Or
sgensen, and In many respects q more
directive weapon. It may be used 4 as a
single shot rifle, orssWith the magazine,
which holds five cartridges. Forty TWO
aimed ahots In two minutes Is the record
an a single shot arms Tho extreme range
ia a .os5 Yards. at the distance OF 1000
wards the bullet will penetrate Lii
inches of white pine. The bullet USED
Is made Of twenty five parts Of lead TO
one of tn, and so great is the velocity
with which 1t passes through the riflins'
that 1t is ftncased in packet Of cupro-
nickel steel to prevent the bullet from
being melted by the friction. The new
,1Da vonet. which Is much more rapidly
attached and detached than the old style,
arc q computation of bayonet and bowie
knife, and is a Ii terrible weapon
N CAPTAIN Skipwith is much complime nted
upon his promptitude in beginning drill
Z with the new arms, as they were only
8 issued to him q few days ago. The COM
many is being measured for the new
regulation uniforms, which will be is-
sued to- them In about o. week.
81 Company c has lately added NUM-
her Of fine young men to Its mem bership,
and their. drills arc attended with great
enthusiasm. IRA II * Fl ~ \.
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JANUARY FAILURES y.
Increase Over Last Year Both in
Number and Amount Liabilities.

Number and AlnOu!lC LldUlAAl'lAlS~o7'
According to reports IRON the branch re- 1s.i
otces of r 6 Dun faiures
G M, the month OF January numbered
e e1ivs st Of $ls4SS,b7s, as compared with
l,s.69 failures in the coryesponaing m 'rars
2: M for 81 gefo its ,nVoiWng ssSs
s4a aSapsot7 S sss srgey
the esS year When no,n ,a reIa
x fni II ' Tor only $s9s, asI In addition
10 t6ese strictly commercial failures here
were eleven banking suspensions for S,sSS, !,
shS ca hd hs stfa Go nhi rs En
CINE CO. for $3.50 600. Baking and other
Judiciary failures during January ivy,
number ten. and the amount involved
was s45S4 While two years s as the Ere
7eAnalysis OF January insolyencies by
branches OF business dlscloses the taet
that while the aggregate manufaG;turllnIg 3
same month last year nine, of the four,
teen classes recorded smaller liabilities;
the larga Increase IN machinery. glass,
liSliors and tobacco aG1;nountlng loE ins
thsin Was notable impraysment, and also
in miscellaneous losses. On the other
ia M only four OF the fourteen trading 8;
J t,tIlaT 1853, These were liquors, oloth-
ling. fuyrnhltura and hardware, The heay!.
losses were almost dsup|ea by TIVE very sp
aisS Striking Increase because Of 4
sirgle Suspension for. si322, t07, or more than
twG-tlirds the toto loss IN that class. tn
number there was an Increase In nearly
oyyIy trading class, notably general stores
ani groceries,, 5f s}R BNt5iMl
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n n szs4AW NaIfoIki,sW ''eI''st [!

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
500 A. d nj. --NOAt'ULkf " LIMITED Arrived
W oS5 4 IN M.a IilalC PREss gunss
spsrior Car, Petersburg to n Lyncnburg as AAds
Ronn uke q Pullman bisepsrs Roanoke ito Coz
iiirr,bus. Bueneld to Cincinnati also Roan 1k0S
TO Knoxville and Knox Tile II to 4 Cha ttsnoOsAs
ai i2: 10 SlI ~ EXPRESS tor Fsrn,.
syiiis.# ~ ncnDurY and Roanoke.s 4sSs
4 500 p. N-OCEAN8 SHORE LfM11 ED sAr.a
riyss Nort>ts 6:2u. N Stops Only a.. Psseras.
la n,ers d TO boston. Providence, New srkss
Baltimore and Warrington. I, Z. s .s1
T:25 II. M.-For Norfolk and All sta lions eass
& sto 'P. M.NHw ohLEAkg \. LINE y
Hoa noke: Petersburg to East Radford; Lynch.s
burg to chattnnoogas Memphis and .|ew o. Or-
TIains arrive from the w est q :a5 A- (, SO
P5iM.S and e:1o r. ~. from Norfolk zoo -.
n of a|e Nc SIS East Main Street. sSs
b. REVIlL 8s,s h ~ -. xFS'cSA11
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IEAL Gus or HIS RIGHTS.
Country Member Gets let Unique
Letter From Constituent.

a country member Of the. Legislature
has received the following very UNIQUE
letter from constituent. which shows
the Jealousy Of the latter concerning the
personal tributes Of himself and those
Of his neighbors: n.
s"I have not seen the bill but hear
that some one who has been sent to the
Legislature has offered ono, stating that
ali owners Of dogs shall be required 20
Keep them chained from May 70 9 cto-
Der tst, Does he think that country PEG.
Die ii Villages have no rights whatever { Z
Why did he not make It forbid q man 70 - to
pasture in certalnSlo lot on his FARM n ana
not to raise any except certain = p breed : q
OF cows, chickens hogs horses. &C, and
should not use water out Of spin g, ana no
forbid his driving his horses 70 I, take 81
family to church. and forbid milkin & &
cows Sunday? Tell him to embody a az
these things in his bill. and not i Es y
country and village people any rignts !,
would Ike to have him up here IL g d :, rag
il this snow, instead Of g fox n ls.'Fl'
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QUESTION z, OF LAW.
May Test a Point Raised in Ref--
erence "a Sale Of Game Bird DIS. &

q
Secretary NJ D. Hart, Of the local
branch Of the League Of American
ssportsmen. Is very energetic In seeing
that the game laws are fully carried OUT
and observed. He has called upon q
number OF proprietors Of restaurants and
notified them that they cannot sel ~ :
fer ywhe thers the birds were caught pc
fore the exp iratlon OF the law or i1! q.
+. Il some ms tances he found such BIRDS
or the bill OF fare, and informed q tne,
rrcprietors that they could nc not. seFyei
them, IN here is a. fine point Ct Jay; law y
this, and IT, Is ayl te that 2 test
case may be brough It up. {. -. !.
can serve birds that were caught before
February lst and kept in cold storage,
The league does not believe the law 2 az !.
lows them TO do this " and upon 81 y 1tl ms
point the test may be- made de-
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nAiLHo,AD:s
n r n. p Rleh,nond, Ffsd4rIskssg
! eura Z sotcnas 3, n. n.I

f5555T rains Leave RIGsiiiJitd- ~ JTsitysaFds
n AIS AZ r NJ daily. Byrd ST Thfoneh. tSs
AZ sis A. Nj dall y. Main sl Tntuueh! !, Y.
S:iS A M. daily. Main VI ntolans3 All3s
st1 NJ is..espt Monday, Byrd 81 xArossh
N III u AZ NJ NJ, Wssx days. Eipa Ashi.sd SO
so9 A Nv sunday only. Byrd 81 rhrossa
$40 M a. NJ. week days. Byrd 81 rhtsssA.
A Il :os s noo,, week days Byrd g Through
" ids Fl. nj. week days Byrd 81. Frsderlokss.
biirR 3accOtfitlouatio
555 r. NJ. daily, Main ST., Il, Thro.g .$
& SIPS r. Nj, week days. Elba. Ashland 80 - =
cothnodatlon. 81 /. y. s. NJ, b. n
Ell IRA ns Arrive RI on m on d---So ~
e s.4o a. Nj, week days. Eiba. AsnlAnd 90
eN s15 a. H. week days Byrd 81 Eredsts,lsss
is 80 x x. y as week asys byrd 81 Tnrous
se5 - daily Matt, ~ I, !. Throsu 81 |. Z.
eO s:15 M dsy inyra ~ Z Shro,,gh q. II,
sSys q daily. Main 81 Through, Az
rl io:s5 2. H' daily. Main 81 Throush:
AZ nioTT I!... Sleeping Of Parlor Cars on
ali trains except local accoltlrlod \. 81
". D.fDUKEIC g. w. GUILE. W y !, ~ YLsSI.I
Cen Man ~ ASS Cent Nan r. Ira az Ma r.
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LECTURE ON POMP:E,1l1.
DIFF oushee's illustrated Lecture
az the College Tonight.

"a =.
MANY Will recall the delightful accounts
a. i Egyptian civilization given BY Dr. S.r,
ITenry 4 Breasted some years go. W 'll'ai1
he made tbs historic remains Of Egypt
selouuerlt /, with the story Of the ambitions l1
and purposes Of those ancient Egyp tian =, :;
what no did for that early people y Will y
Be done for the people who once throngeo
the streets Of Pompeii by Or. William -
5Toushee, at Richmond College this eve Z
ming at s:15 Q csock. I. 535s I, /. !.
show the structure Of their city, the style
aof architecture employed in their homes,
thea tres and temples, and will discuss s.
the home life and purposes Of the peo-
fple who were buried BY the sea o. 4 lava ., 9.
from Mount Vesuvius.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend. No tickets required, The lecture
Will begin at S:15 sharp. Isl a5
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In execution OF q deed Of trust dated
sDactmherS s, 1900. and recorded In clerks
3. sle e., page 99l. default having been
irade In the payment of the debt therein
aeerred and being instructed SO to DO.
I will Sell by lauotIon. on the premises, on
at a 80 p. M! the above mentioned desira-i
bl property. The dwellings are detached,
in nice oi der and contain ak !rooms each; ;
wafer on both floors; 4 lots "a feet ca ch.s
OF sale any taxes that may be due and
a note fors e 900 with interest from Dos
c. "a Der 6. 1905; 4 residue at ! and asyears;
credit paymen is to be evidenced BY notes
decd, sgi II. u R-#POLLARD,@J " r.,
lar, 29-tds 8is; N Trustee.
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SEEKS / AZ SISTER.
[ohn Laurel Believed to Have
; 8. :, NJ 2 {.
's2t Relatives Here.

1900 NS1e1Sk Y =. I-179l
Major Howard has received Etos'
from Secretary James Jones, Of the = NJ.
a 4. of jemaica, l. T., asking MN %
find the sister OF John Laurel, belle'eo
to be from Richmond. -
Laurel di.d In Bellevue Hospital. New
york. and 1t was learned that he spoke
OF sister. living here. The body y now
In the morgue
The police have been unable to locate
any one by the name Of Laurel. ANY
information wiz be forwarded TO the
proper persons by Major Howard.
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CONVICTS CONVICTED.
Large Batch Are Resentenced IN
the Circuit Court,

The city Circuit Court, Judge r, Cars
tor Scott presiding, tried and tresentenced
q large batch Of conylcta from TIE state
sot five years on account OF being up
for their second offenses;
Frank Frout. Thomas Jones, john.
winston James Patrick, James Davis.
Mack Jones. Joseph Brown, John
Holland and Emma jane vplker WAX
Ter Turpin and Jqhn Williams got one
wear each for felony, and Carry cra'k
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r ARGp AUCTION eALE OF HOUSE
~ HOLD AND YS KITCHEN + URNl-

T9R Az, {T Fl 1TuIs !; ol T GSIRodk
corsistlng of Hall Racks. Hall Chairs.
sldeboards, q. Extenslo lon Ia bles. Dining
Chairs, Several Handsome Walnut Chnra-i
ber4 Suits. w ardrobes, Walnut Bookcase
sorted Chairs, Pictures, 4 OH Cloth, Hair,
HhucE and Cotton Mattresses, Wooden
ana Iron Beds, 3 Barber Chairs, Odd
Bureaus and Washstands, and other art1-
cles too numerous 3 to mention. n S q
!. Ladies' are Invited to attend this sale.
" i RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo n. Valentine, Aucttoneer. Ugh 81
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AUCTION sA1,Es--This Day.
8 By Al. L. Adalnsoia and
Ss34 Augustine Eoyttll e co. :fEa "
real fEytlAte Agents a nd 9Au cttO hears
3 rs 7ill5 Aiat1cheBter, Virginia. Y

nT l, sA sfok 81 r HAioN srh SBSiIb.
Ing, corner OF Eleventh and Hull Streets,
kniUwfl al IN oney's Hall !. and other I'm.
III gJl! sSTl { SEBhtjARY 4Tri, 1901. /.
at $40 D. clock r. Nj, on the premises, sale
Ct !n,tnoicnE at Tonsy.s Hal. . !, u, \.
t,oi Court Il for tlla city 81 sial chester. va
entered 8Aprl1 10Th, 1908 III the suit styled
Mlttief IA. Btown vs.. D. 4. gToney let ais
viii sell 4 { Public Auction on the day,
h,ur and place y aimee abnve
t1rst14rhs splendidly bnilt. nod q |,
corner Of Eleventh and Hull Streets; the
FIRST floors are two large and com modious
store. rooms, Nos. t072 and 1924; the second
floors are occupied as dwellings,. and the
4 laird door Ia used as q hall where numer-
o,,s lodges meet. This property Is CEN
TRULY located, and yields nnc ren i.ai
s SIR II 10 feot BY 100 feet deep. more or
4 Second-one nice frame cottage house
3ut A rooms and 2 halls, ut the corner Of
H:xteent til and Decatur Streets; lot fronts
on Decatur street % feet BY IS feet deep
a ps.s ;er e peiG e,h and
small cottage house on Thirteenth Street,
Fbe ween Perry and Mod onough Streets:
Lot fronts u feet, more or less, by about
IL feet deep. This property yields sl66O
psr month rental. z {{s u. " VI 3,g.
h II ese valuable properties should attract
81 TERMS.e1- cash, the bHlance ats and
u months for notes. g Per cent, interest
added, or ali cash, at tile option Of the
p' '''1'''' 3. II. WELLS,
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

The following woro the proceedings Ia this
Supreme Court OF Appeal yestsi y; I, VI Il,
I Mack Misunderstanding Company .ys st1oot e
Co. and others Argued BY ~ Garii IN 20, Or
Eph Iess IN, d''s s,bnifted. ,t " 3,
rempenan " tI,,ish &. =,
fel1ant and a. 3. Pugh for appelloo and
continued. /. d, 5g I. !, !. - I, \. . &. 49,
nIrs = and 7 others, \ Chest erfnan. Trustee vs.
Doj7ing,S Colin VS.. Welfords who sues, etc.
ana others, being MOI IS, So. 81 on argument
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CHAMBERLAIN, COUGH RE MEpYTHE
4 d & l1E n VERY BEST,

~ have been using Cham berlain's
cough Remedy and want to say II Is the
Mast cough med cine ]. have ever taken"
saws Geo. L. Chnbb. o merchant at Har-
II s. Mich. There Is no question about
a. belng the best. as 1t will cure a cough
~ cold In less time than any other
raatment, 1t should always be kept In
the 1loma ready for instant use, for a
cold can be cured in much less time
when promptly treated. For sale by all
druggists, Il 8
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HOPE POEM
GEN. [. J. E Lee ] J
Autograph Copy Presented by
Poets Daughter to Valcn- ~
tine Museum.
ALSO THOMPSON '''+v'| LETTER TIER.
Both Valuable Metne,itoes Of
Famous Virginia; Poet" 1.-Two
Parsons Bible 8ss
ALSO THOMPSON LETTER.

Tho subjoined letter to the Valentine
Museum, OF this city. from Mrs Janey
Barron Hope Mari, daughter Of James
Barron Hope, the Virginia poet. will be
found interesting: N 8
Lexington Va, Jan. 26, 1904. N
"Dear sir.--1n answer to your kind res
quest, am sending you by registered
mali an autograph Of my father a letter
introducing John JR. Thompson, who was
a close friend Of James Barron Hope, to-
Miss Campbell f Baltimore. Miss Camp
bell was d very lovely, cultivated gentle
woman, much beloved BY the poets moth
CIR and almost d sister to himself. 8s IA
I am induced by my warm regard for
the Valentines and our keen interest In
the Valentine Museum, to add the Lee
Memorial Poem. Naturally for the sake
Of the ode Itself and because 1t was the.
last OF his verse my honored father read
to me and talked over 18th me E'Alemorlae
sacrunn, means much to me. It should;
be borne In mind that my father was q
busy editor, above all a lover Of his fell
low men, whose time and Kindness an
swered many, many demands. Thus his
was never the leisure which evolves fault
less MSS. This. indeed, was but the
rough working copy: The final, polished
cory was never M made because death
claimed him. AS itssis ] can but feel
that It should be ct value to Vlrgtnlan 4
and those SS who revere him whom hls
State so often honored.
with pleasant recolle tons OF your
courtesy and . hoping to revisit n e M IA Z
scum when I have time, not only TO taste,
but enjoy Its attractions. i am,
s73pj & "a 7tf'.y F Very truly, 5s g,s
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Property Transfers. .

Acknowledged A Richwtne to Joseph W.
Henry, 20 feetlfo east side Twenty-se enth
Street, between Marshall and Clay, 81 600
I. HenHoo1Iohn II. Guy to- Charles A. Hall.
! Edmund s. Read and wife to Lydia Thorp.
lots to =; IN block lots 23 70 SO in block
=. and 80. lots II. block u, all In section 2.
Highland Springs, IL 90. s5ll b
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three Years for hssauitthg 1. watchtnar.
The cases against Sam Casey; and Ben
Brown were nolle prosecuted, and 10.
sepli Mallory WAC sent to the Con trail
State Hospital. havfh 8 beer adjudged
siunatic.{ All the prisoners were negroes.
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I viii ssll a ny auction house at 1870

u win sell at my auction house at :ao
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Eth. 1901,
9 Artificial Palms, 4 Piano, 8 Revolving
Chairs, Oak and Walnut Wardrobes, Oak
B'olaing Bed. Bed Lounges, Extension
Takies, Sideboards, 1 Bootblack Stand,
bureaus and Washstands, Bedsteads,
Mattresses. Feather Beds. Rugs, Pictures,
/ Showcase, 2 Counters Cooking and
Heating Stoves, and other numerous arti-
}cles. A. r. MAYO, Proprietor.
A. P. Montgomery, Salesman. &
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Nav Wrestle Pardello..

Professor NJ. j. Dwyer Is negotiating
with Leo Pardell To- the Italian Wre wrestler,
ma n ten here for tho midd le-weight honors
Pardello was for a long time the part
,ner OF Ernest Roeber. the Greco Homans
cham piON.f ~ II Il 8
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's's JAN JANEY BARRON HOPE MARI.

Mrs. John FL. Claiborne, OF this city,
1,as presented tho Valentine Museum with
the Bible used by the famous Two Par ;,
sons the Rev. Messrs. Blair and Buch-
anan, in opening the Iegsla ture .of VIZ,
ginIa with prayer. These worthy men
alternating inss the i performance o. ;tn rs
duty. Mrs Claiborne has also presentea
the Museum with the accounts q 5NLayos
~ nolica Of Richmond, In the years 1865.
1se7 VIII 4 rem smber those days &ot
racon struction, knowt the fearless herolsm
a. this noble and self sacrihclng Vlr-
gilman. ~ s
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q s ! ;:. ! ! : ' !
] ,tlours and IS Minute:
Norfolk. N

&.85f III AVE RICHMoND-EAsTBoUN .S
$50 Al M.--Dally-l 70 Newport News 10
600 A M.-DalIy Limited-Arriyes WI lliamss
burg . :56 "a. Nj. n eW por! News ~: g, ~
NJ Portsmouth u ~ Af ~ III,
p M.,1 oid Point 500 z. NJ. Norfolk s:2S
p NJ Portsmouth AS p. NJ. 3Esyss
y, 100 r M..-DaIly-Loca to Old P0lnt.
nj AIN LIN -WESTPO ss
1910 A. M.-Local-Exceps Sunday. TO- Cltitou5
100 p. - NJ -Daily-Spe to % CluclnnAttt5S
s-sa louisville, ST. Louis and Chicago.
SIS p. GM.-Week ys--:Local 70 . rsdagtclk6#
1880 r. M-Daily-Li Limited e: cinclnuatttsfl
b 10 JAMES RIS Err LINE y.
l0:U A.D8 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES! TO "a Lynchnuy01f
- Clifton Forge aud prici pal stations
! b:16 P.6 M.-Week dayH--Local 70 Brsnlo,
80 TRAINS gARRlkE sRll!IlNOND&F FROM sssg.ss
Norfolk and Old Point ~ :1b a. ~ daily s%sp
e, n n eWs Local Local =. ii. .ia!ly
From Cincinnati II and " est dAllyl
and $3.50 p. NJ. daily pa q Line Local tsou13
Clifton Forge $50 dairy, fx- sun. from
Clifton Forge. Fredercls Hall Accom-. go AZ
Janea River Line Local from llttnn Forge,
ss!s5 p. NJ daily. Bremo Accom-. y 80 - -.
- -: ~ !. DOYLE Dbl w. COMPARTMENTS
s'i Gcnl Mama sF. Dist Pass AEt.tess
#Sstts Nov. ], st1a
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BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.s

AUCTION SALE oFITwOj
d ! DETACHTD,&3TWO- STORY, II RAMDf
- M}ELLlNCiS On EAST LIN = Q II
SIXTH STREET, S&a NEAR gB DUVALl
.H,TREETgNN OS. i07 AND 100. VI
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HALF a CENTURY 4.
AZ OF SUCCESS

Because 1t has never failed
to do all that Is claimed TOR
1t In the nfty years since u
was prescribed for the late
Rev, Father John O'Rrten. OF
lowell, Mass,, by whom It was
and from whom
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SPECIAL Low RATES VIA sEA7oARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY. COUNT
OF De suPERlN,
cE,NATLoNAEE pU-
i FCATIONACA SSOClATlON,s 5E s3 vi

Atlanta, Gan February 23'25, 1904.
Z, on account OF the ABOVE occasion the
Sea board will sell tickets at rate OF one
first class fare, pIus twenty-five (25)
cents, for the round trip. Tickets on sale
FEBRUARY q and g. 1904. final limit Feh-
3ruary 27. llDo4, On payment Of fee o.
fifty cents to joint, agents, on or beore
FEBRUARY 9Th, Tickets may be extended
to March 81, 1904. Rate from Richmond.
For tickets and other information. apply
10 Richnl9nd Transfer Company, ticket
office Murphy's Hotel. or Main Street
station. or ~
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

ls SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 10, 819ob 85S
TRAINS LEAVt ~ Hll14AOND.5S S9EH
7:lO X. l,.li.y locsll tct Gnaitotte O.
~ :30 P,iF M-Datiy. Limited Bunet Eu!lnisQS
"a 10 Atlanta and Birmingham. Nsw, QYleALnal
Memphis, attanougaA una {Ali the South.
s:Uu r. M-llA Sunuay. hs,s ~ Local. 9fe;
10 Zoo p. A.-Daily. Limited Pullman 1eadysI
a:es p NJ fur I'LL tne4 SOUTH.
III 5sHl55'f Y DIRK RlV Els LINE, Sa "a
The fayorlte route to baltimore anu EaSterus
points. Leave Richmond t:20 2. n. 1ondaya
Wednesday and Friday: ]. . ,.a I =, |, " IS y.
,;is KS p, M.-Eocal. Monday. Wednesday andS
4;ao II. M.-Exeept sunday. For 4, West POINT
connectlnY with steamers tQlS 30 4t!more an
river landings Monday. Wednesday, and Fsosss
h ' w TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHMOA(D. KS
#s:56I M and 8:a2 p h1.Frpnl all the SoutAs
& a:35 p. M.-From C,harlo tie ana y EhaIn-
$40 "A. M,-Frpni Chase City
s;s5 A. M.-Baltlmore and West Point: Ss
1915 NJ S1e = MF fII4 SY snw TH.hKs
t5gt ~ 80. 55S Richmond, SyAsa
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Geo. w Mayo, Auctioneer,
10 North Seventh Street.

n RTIFICLAL PALMS. PIANO, RE-
A IVOLVING CHAIRS. WARDROBES,
OAli n FOLDING BED. SHOWCASES
An, IICvTl IN ~ 5l{
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u. H. WELLS,
Special Commissioner.

.8 hereby certify that the bond required
or the special commission r In the above
styled suit has been du:y given: :.
Clerk Corporate lon Court for city OF N
q Manchester, Va K WA s89 vi Ri IL S8s iS
Jan 3l-4t & y Z u iss &
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1t derived Its name, Father Johns Medi-
cine 'ts guaranteed to cure any cough,
cold, throat or lung trouble, or the money
As refunded 1t builds M the body and
restores health and strength to those who
are weak and run down. Aside from the
purpose In calling your attention to this
old remedy, It Is important for you to
know that 1t Is not q patent medicine and
that it is free from opium. morphine or
other poisonous drugs. upon which SO
many so-called Immediate cures" de-,
pend for their effect, and which are dan,
geyous. You are warned against them,
This old remedy and Its history are
vouchsd for by reliable Endorsements,
Rather Johns Medicine Is Tor sale by
owens g. Minor Drug Co.. 1907 East Main
/ street. City Drug Store, l4fa East Main
Street, People's Prug Store, NO. 5000 Wiz
iiamsbure Avenue; North Side Pharmacy,
4 NO. gl Nopsh Fifth Street, Pine Street
Pharmacy, No, $40 South Pine Street,
! Est Fhas macy, No 1901 enable etrtAt,
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-sTE,AMRoATs'
! VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO..

srE MisR FocAHoNrAs leaves MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and EhIpAY AZ X 7, VI Il tss
tSarement and an,ss River landings ana eo17
neslns At Old Point Tor Wash'nssS; 9or
and the North ears d,roes
to wharf, Fare only tLs9 and y 70 Sorf9lk.s
Music BY Grand orehsstrson; y. !, - ,,a -. ~
A.. PoA1's ~ = 1s's IRWIN WEIsdER,
hH"' General hlansssf,atlSSss
r.. a, BARRIER Jr. secretsr ssssa
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knights Of G Columbus.
The Knights Of Columbus last night
The second degree on elg teen
The annual yesper aer,v;cea =.
piace at the Cathedral on Sunday, F'e %
ruarY 14th. .5a Z. 81. 49,.