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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-28

and it was he that mistook for the
ash pile. Slch an occurrence does
not make man feel partic ularly good !,
can tell you.
"Thc wind, too, makes good deal
Of difference with trip. 1t is not so
bad when we are facing the wind, for
we cut right through it then, but when
The wind strikes the train sideways it
makes the trip harder, and it is with
difficulty that we can keep up to the
schedule Of the train. The wind,
though it would seem impossible,
pushes the train over far enough to
cause friction between the flanges of
the wheels and the sides Of the rails,
thus requiring more power to pull the
train.
"Then, too, there is always the fear
that something might go wrong with
the machine. The air pump might
break down, the headlight dynamo
might get burned out, or something
might happen to the locomotive itself.
| can tell. however, by my ear when
anything is wrong with the engine,
Notwithstanding the noise Of the
train, the shrek Of the whistle, the
chug.chug of the air pump and the
crashing Of the engine.
Anybody who imagines that the
engineer has an easy snap ought to
try it for q Thile. Here l am a gray
haired man, having spent most of my
years attaining my present position,
and risking my life nightly fora a live
lihood. Tho engireer's berth is not
one of roses, nor his life full of hon
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-28
Mutual Mistake.

Little Willie told his mother that a
lion was on the front porch, but when
en- Investigation was made it was
found to be the Newfoundland dog
which had been newly sheared.
"Now, Willie,' said his mother,
you have told very naughty story,
and you must go up to your room and
pray for forgiveness and remain there
until the Lord does forgive you"
Willie promptly obeyed, but he was
gone only a few minutes before he
came tripping back.
''Did the Lord forgive your asked
his mother.
eyes," was the reply, ''and He
said He didn't blame me much either,
cause when He first saw it He sorter
thought it was q lion Himself"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-28
G. - -
9sasu she 71hs Kind You Have Always eaaght
@guntu1e <ZY S[ZII.a.-Szs

- It takes homely girl fully ten
seconds to forgive young man for
having stolen kiss.
= Faith heslers aud young doctors
should be compelled to practice on
cats, because they have nine lives.
- There are said to be number Of
ex' x'soldiers who draw pensions because
their feelings were badly wounded du-
ring the late unpleasantness.
= They all keep diaries-stationers.
- Before you Jump at conclusions,
be sure they are there.
- Money talks, but the phonograph
also speeks for itself.
- It's hard to be ''good fellow
and q model husband, too.
The !e.s man has to ssy the
greater 10 his reputation for wisdom.
- Out in Chicago they say les .
wise child that knows its own atep.
father.
- The fellow who doesn't like veal
has no business TO play the prodigal
son. ~ ID q
- Some men learn to lie about
where they spend their evenings with
out getting married.
- It costs as much 10 give ope's
children . college education as they
can't earn 'afterward. n
When o man has no notion that
he is entitled to any of the money he
earns he ,is called . fairly good hus.
band. &
All the trains that = man takes
going 60 the dogs are through ex-s
press,s. 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-28
Iudge OF PrObate's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY

ANDERSON COUNTY.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Mrs. Sarsh A. Hall and Mrs. NJ. r. Keys,
Plaintiffs, eSaiDs. Mrs. Redempsey
Hall, Mra. Adelins Mcconnell, f.. Bas-
kin Hall, Mr.. arolipe Long. Mrs.
Eta Jones. William Johnson Hall,
Mrs. Mollie Todd, Mrs. EiZs A. Hall,
Dewitt Hall, Mrs. Nettie Pruitt, Sloan
Hall, MRS. Cora Carpenter, MRS. Mamie
Bowen, Mrs. Leila Kennedy, and Guy
Hall, Jay Hall and Bessie Hall. infsnts
over the age Of fourteen years, Defend
ants.
Pursuant to the order OF sale granted
herein, l will sell on Salesday in October
next, in front Of the Court House in the
City OF Anderson, g. c., during the usual
hours of sale, the Real Estate described
as follows, TO wit:
Ali that certain Tract or parcel of Land
situate in Hall Township, Anderson Co.,
r. c., containing Eighty three (83) acres,
more or leas, adjoining lands Of Angus.
tus Bowie, Estate OF jackson Hall and
cthera, sud being the same land on which
Lent Hail formerly resided.
Terms Of Sale-Une- half cslsh, balance
on credit OF twelve months, to bs se-
cured by bond of the purchaser, and a
mortgage of the premises, with interest
on deferred payment from day of sale at
eight per cent per annum. Purchaser to
pay extra for all necessary papers, and 10
have leave to anticipate payment.
r. Y. II. NANCE
Judge Of Probate as Special Referee.
S5pt7 Z, 1904 ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-28
Hie Mistake

A parrot in country district es-
capped from its cage and settled on
the roof Of laboseF's cottage. The
laborer had never seen such thing
before and climbed up with view
Of securing it. When his head
reached the level of the top of the
roof, the parrot tapped a wing at
him and said, "What dye want"
Very much taken back, the labcr-
or politely touched his cap and re.
piled:
81 beg your pardon. sir, I thought
you were birdt!"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-28
Her Relotioas.

Her Relatioas.
We note that the handsome young
woman wears many military but
tons, bad dges and other mementos.
care you the daughter of the reg
iment? ?" we ask.
ooh, no, sir" responds the gentle
thing; "but I have promised to be
sister to all the officers"
At this juncture we might have
made witty remark about call to
arms and the penalty for disregard
ing it, but because Of her blushes
we refrained.-Judge.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-28

When it comes to manual labor,
the average man is tramp at heart.
= Never judge q mans Importance
BY the number Of initials behind his
name.
When one woman turns to look
at another she sees only her olothee.
- Society may have been invented
by woman who was married aad want
sd to forgetit.
- Giving advice sometimes pre-.
vents another man from Haking . FOOL
Of himself-by not needing it.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-28
Notice to Creditors.

ALL persons having demands against
are hereby notified to present them,
properly proven, to the undersigned,
within the time prescribed by law, and
those indebted to make pavment.
j. d. d G. l.. SMITH, Extr's.
Sept. II, 1904 IL 3
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-28

We do this for the that here by Merchants
and will be much better through thei,
hands, thereby saving respectfully on,
friends ito CALI on
OSBORNE & PEARSON,
DEAN & RATLIFFE,
Or other ara
represented Town the and hope your
nu ed liberal patronage.
Qua GOODS AEReEE: FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT
And the results show that superior quality
ANDERSON PHOSPHATE and OIL Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
AGREEMENT SEEMS
TO BE NOW INSIGHT
The Water Committee and Com
panies to Have Arbitration
on Electrolysis,

Tho Committee on Water viii hold a
session tonight, and the almost ever
,astirg question of electrolysis Will come
up again. and will perhaps be tinaiiy
settled,
From whatg can be gathered here ard
there on the subject, It Is believed that
the committee and the companies nave
pretty well agreed upon plan Of arhl-
tration, and that the past DAMAGE 10
The clly's pes will be ascerta.ned IN
this manner. 1t is believed that each
side will rame Two arbitrators, and lhat
these will choose another, and that the
Judgment of these five men VIII be final.
whether this scheme Viii embrace The
question of preventing electrolyt9 dam
age IN the future IT Is hard " say,
though it is doubtful as This has all alons
been the bone of contention, he COM
mi,tce contendirg that the two proPo-
silions were entirely independent Of one
another.
rho matter has been up for over a year,
and has caused no less Than nlty extra
sessions Oh the Water Comm ttee.
When Mr.. j.. II. Marry, Jr., Of Peoria,
H., made tests for the c.ty last year, he
estimated the damage up 10 that time TO
be about SlI0elG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
OF HUMANalNTERE5T;
STORIES OF TO-DAY.
Tn = Nutshell.

Chief JoTeph, tie famous old Indian
.va'roc. mo,Iu a speech az the Car..s;e
S. hool clm1n sncement thu other d4y t..at.
We sybmt, is q modal Of co d DC; s.; n e.;
q n : &c IA, indeod!.tha We give ourscs yes
the pleasure 81 eprod4cii,s st IN. lufl'
feelIng sure that every read II will appr--
cae ~, .Es y sl.oW,. ~. I'd ID
hlundfed wa. rlo,s,s Big pale. ace, General
Niles, led more. ln5un 7Ipt ch-sed I'D y
ll.lus Stopped LuMAns at Me- n efG is'
Gave up guns and 1n.ves. Ih e y ln'u ~
KIT ch,.s i'd slpcel There we have ~
Sc, en- H. es a speech tEat q pa le face ora
tor Won llar,.ly have Tcondanscl IN Q
81 v n snywsIae erk c,.unlns, ana y SUI SUI,
volumes have heen wrtler ,--sa Ya man an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
BURNING 1. ! I in
MANCHESTER.
Little Child Of Mr.. JOLT, Talley
Severely Burned While Play
ing Around Stove.
welded IN WASHINGTON
Mr.. Wood and Miss Webb Mat Mar
.ried There ll-Foster
Nuptials Other Items.
Manshester Bureau, Times. Dispatch. !

Manchester Bureau, Times Dlspntc h.
s }irS'i1 INoS11o2 Hull Street.
The four Sear-old child OF Mr.. John
i 1aley. Jr,, was horribly burned about the
face head and body Tuesday afternoon
while Playing around the stove as It's
mother was getting dinner The child's
clothes caught and the little body vas
Y ,,rvelopcd In flames until the heroic ef-
!, forts Of Mrs. Talley succeeded In smoth-
bertne thu fire. DR.. Brodnax and DR..
Matthews were summoned and the con-
t,iition of the child was declared TO be
4 very grave. indeed. MR. Talley Is ma.
5chinist. employed in the Southern Rail-
= way shops, and lives at the foot a. Hull
Street. %
455 TWO WEDDINGS.
Mr.. Manuel Y Wood and Miss Jennie
4 Webb we've married yes.esdaS afternoon
ii, WASHINGTON by the Rev. Or. Greene,
after which they left on u Southern trip.
After March 9Th they will lie at home TO
thar friends at No. l72o Buchanan Street.
Mr.. William j. Roach and Miss Cle-
Y n,antha Foster were married at $3.50
/. 8 clock last night at No. 911 cambridge
street, by the Rev. A. 3. Sharle. of the
Fifth Street Methodist Church, Mr..
Rufus Roach acted as best man, and
Miss Bessie Roach as maid OF honor.
4 The groom is an engineer on the Southern
Railway. Both the young people are weil
known in Manchester.
COUNCIL ELECTIONS.
AS stated yesterday, Mr.. J. B. Rudd has
been elected by the City Council to sue
ceed Judge Clopton on the Free Bridge
Commission. I. z. Taylor and George
Huband we're elected on the Board Of
Fire Comm .ssioners to fill vacancies IN
the Fourth Ward. This members re-
elected were j. D. Reams, A. r. Hooker,
". B. Rudd, First Ward; l.. 3. Tiliory.
q. r.. Perdue, G. L. Petit, a. W. Fair.
Second Ward r. l.. Patram, S. Griz-
card. C.. c. Cox, r. V. Owen, Third
Ward; W. B. Bradley, j. W. Barrett,
Fourth Ward.
water commission-J. E. Utz in place
of John Rice, and F. "A. Lamb in place
Of L. NJ Nunnally.
Board of tIealth-Dr. E. G. Fill. G. c.
Jones, e. K. Sampson, I. Fl. Betty, G.
"a. Peple.
The application for a receiver for the
i Southside Land and Improvement COM
spany will be heard Friday morning be-
8fore Judge Clopton-
BRIEFS AID PERSONALS.
Captain Frank Cunningham will sing
tomorrow night. at the 'cobweb party
to be given by the ladies of the Balm
bridge Street Church. Ihe party Will be
4 held at the parsonage.
.5s5as Mr.. A. T. Fortune, who has been under
the cnrc of Or. j. G. Loving, In Swans
boro. is better.
Miss Emily V. Bunting of Portsmouth,
who has been the guest Of Miss Level.
has returned home. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
Soldiers on Ski.

Tho NprWeg an goYernme v has lHts s7s
nsen sting sod u, margh.ng q ota ~
* ia result has been to show tgat
the the military liz sairusner OF ord.aa-y I Z,
iisl$ncy can ,rayel over Sow ~ "a J
CONDITION Just a-olt ms Tar as so;dyr H. ,n
r +, free ~, m snow. 70. S 4ysral cas-
the ave. age distance was a4out, Y m IS;
The d. Of s.n-runn.ng, and o. az
ferns 81 To smant oysr Tn e o,' ana 9, Y;
tia t,iI is dlttic.lt NOT 10 ieel q sense. Of
az a :poin lms.,t at CHS 8relati lively poor
rate Of progre So; but y Is ito. be !emena-
tt a 'so,d al ia his CON a foot ear wpu d
n.aae n 4tica.'y no way at all-rcoAnl1y
Life. 81 "a III ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25

Shoe Company store was blown over by the
tinnunerable fragments, The case contains. y
display Of hats, whicn We're b,own Into tho
street In every direction. Tht crash O. tAe
riass attracted the attention of, those IN tho
Immediate ncighborhso,l, and SION CT owe y u
gathered 10 ascertain tho c.lIise' Of tn crash.
Congressman John Lamb. VINO has ben e
short visit TO his fnnii! at Fast Lawn;
Fulton HILL, has returned TO rWashng.ou ~
c.. t. resume his duties -s
A meeting will be held at the Fulton Bap..
list Cnurcn Tonight. 70 organize brdnsn Or
tho Womans Cnrstlan lSmperan.c Un.oni
Tcnpei ance addresses Wall be e.iyered b! tao
Rev. DR.. Eannpn: and Mrs J, Tyier Job@.n,
Tho public Is cordially invited.
Mrs. Florcuce chnppcl who has been Hui,e
III at her home on Louis NM STREET I'M
proving under the sralp%of her ls,lyslclan, ~,
j. p, Williams t.
Mr. W.innlY Wagner, who has Just com.
pleIed the erection OF Il handsome res dalcs on
Fulton Hill, has removed his fanny 70 atne'f
Mrs. Charles Smith. who condu is The Fpl.
ton House, is muctr improved AFTER rettl'
Mr. George l.. Porr. who was operated upon
at the Nrg!nIa Hospital abaut m.nth ago
has returned 10 his home on, Nichols Stietl.
Mr.. Porr was able to WAX out Ia snort
Wne yesterday. & ~, q I, "A ~, M,
Louisiana Street, was the scene. OF a much-on
ioycd fruit supper" a fpwtnlghts ago, Par~r
games were inlu.g IN Until ate hour,
When an elegant assorttp nj oil fru was
served the guests Those present We're: Misses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
a SIGHTS, si1Ne, oIofxS.

DON'T R[1pAINT YOUR. SIGNS? TnES
stop Washing ynr fass; noth ase 1fspaesHHnE
ADvERTISING SIGN CO.. lsls T. Aa!n
Phone III. 8g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25

FOR sALE--UPR1GHT PIANO AS GOD 20 ,s As
!. nav line tone; must be sold at once; par par
z gain, Address PIANO, care this o.i1ce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
SPECIAL Low tATEo VIA SEABoARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY. ACCOUNT
OF LE1AhiY,ENT SUrEhlN-
TENLENCEi NATIONAL EpU-
CAiloN~,L AooCCiAtiOr


Atlanta, Ga. February 1922, 1904, E
ON account OF me apoye occasion ihe
Seaboald viii sell tickets az rate of one
cents. for tho round trip. Tickets on sale
FEBRUARY q and -. 1904, final limit Feb
ruary q, 1911, On payment of fee %,
fir,y cents to joint agents, on or beore
February 9Th, ticKets may be extended
10 March 81, 1904. Rate strom Richmond,
For tickets and other information. apply
10 Richmond Transfer Company, ticket
office Murphy's Hotel, or Main Street
station, or
District Passenger Agent.
$40 E. Main ST, Phone 49A Hlahmond. Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25

f u VA = Z
Annie Bracket, Eva Clarke. Lena N us. Asn ne
Bennett, Maud Cartwright. sallle F-s or, A1oi''o
Lindsay Lena Clarke. hsarge chlldr'sss ana
I.izzio l.aundrum, and Nressrs Jeter Bcas'eS'
Allen Ch,dress, reicnmond Chillress Gaiter
1inri'ch, Earl Sunday, Joseph 5el i,sal' 't
Jenkins, Luther Hendley$ and Waiter DAVIS .
Mr. and Mrs. William Forbes have retul neg
from their bridal tour to the Spenanloan VAL
lay. ana are now ut the hons Of the or.uc
parents. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Sm.'n' on
louisiana Street. -1.,$ 5tt 1t
FIenr.co Council, No. 7a3, Royal Archnln'
viii pay a v.sit to BelYidere Coun;il. tu!y -
a. .i,.n to-n.snL ttle il.nrlc9 r ~ e,sn
aud from tnerc proceed IN Q pn-y ~ if'' $500
ii.I, W,irlu Le.S .uere luunpl lnsels' ~, ,
Mr., 1Gorge BARKER Econt1nurs ~ - rs toN
on LOu. su.i.L t9tlrt u ~ ~, II w ~
:. WnDur. Ine ilt.e son Of Mr., anu MIS- w; ~
WnLiuw, Is quite u y 80 no & (ld Do
mn,on tregAt sAcds, ~ quNu ~ Nv ~ = : ''o''T
lne ordnance Of baptism was admin \ 9, ba
yesterday AZ noon NJ titnels lfolN ~ "a -, 80
49,. "aAn ". NustiertS, E.s M, ~ hanfize1 53
Lyman, the llt,iu son OF iii .t.s, ~ - ~ =
DAYS. whIN Paying Ut nlR noI,la ~. nj n IL
street ast Mgnaay met WIN l''a;ii ropr
uent Inc tLc reliow WAS Sums 80. tt,ef, u
wHpn he luuie MY fell break ne hts W w. ma
between the knss and hip, w, ~ r. - .,,1i sr
WAS sumnoned ana nau9 ~, Icy ~ n.s1 'inne
as colnfJlluple as possip.e Hs 10 get1lAs alo's
qu.t; nctiy ti-uay.t Ia q. ssts /, ,,,,d.r 4 ba
Edward Manoiey, who has been llnde r. We W.
treatment ~ Lr. Kusk for several lhSH'''s -
throat trouble. is impr1.ing'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
FOR. SALE

col. r, WEATHER S GREATEST CoMPoRT!!i
GOOD LUCK RgX3LIME 2Ss b fTos tor on ms.
nhiib,a etc : 25cs. 4 box for. only 1Q.s Sold
h everywnere; take no sub tiluta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25

WANTED. MEN 10 LEARN. BARnERISG.s
hours; pleasant work; eight waeks canrls ties
diplomas awarded pos,li;ons gu l,ni Ssea
q EoLLEGE. $50 Canal St, New, YORK CITY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
Origin of paint Tt Red"

"rhir re have leel lots of 8 Q. les told
giving he origin or the expression !. q NJ
zig lt,Ie., Lost keA seni4,Gr AfGi.auI = =
ot MIS-. iss.rp!, according TO Tho MasMns-
ION correspondence Of The 81. ltous lts-
Is b ~, bul l. believe the. expression
orlsinated on the gland old M SIS sslppl,
s5@'9Anuy Task inislhe hfues rae.9s Vas
tho most exstng fsa,I,rra,of rYsr ,,iy ,ta
for the spyrt every man on the noa y
would pre care lorNlhe contest as his
i lie dc end d on tho result. uponS enter
ing the r.ca tho hrst sold2r 81 ING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
Baltimore Fire Relic.

A Norfolk gentleman was showing q
Baltimore nre relic to his friends ~ me
lobby of the Capitol yesterday. Il was
IN The Shape OF Il cnarred nes0lllpin iote
deposited with the Securities hna lha ai,n,,
nent Company, Of Baltimore. al'u e'N'''
II has been returned 10 the mlAefs 10Y
renewal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
AUST RALlAN MOTHERS USE CHAM
&BERLAlNS COUGH REMEDY,

The following letter from Mrs. w, T.
Mitchell, OF Broadlord. Victoria, Aus
tralia, shows that Chamberlain Cough
Remedy furnishes the same prompt le-
lief and Is priced as highly by the moth
srs of that tar away country as in The
United States. She says: In my family
Of eight, all OF wAom are subject to colds
and coughs, have tried many cough
mixtures, but have found nothing SO good
as Chamberlain cough Remedy, Even
In whooping cough il makes the attack
very much lighier. II fact | have used
nothing else since i.rDt trying 1t, for its
value was proved !. always recommend
It." For sale by all druggists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25

M. w., PANE AS. for 2prices ..
r. SYKES. Mnury ana Flrst Streets, :slah-:
oh VI. %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
ga Little Outcast."

Beginning next Monday, "A Little Out.
cast, the pay Which made such hit
here last season. WILL be seen a. the BIZ ~
tor ole week. Miss Anne Blanche, as
z.sbob' the utwsAUy, is again with the
company, ard is said To be winning with
the same reception accorded her last
sea son.
Seats are on sale for the engagement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25

wINTED NTo SELL INTERE r. IN "a 6 -OD
" - shoe and Cents' eurn sh.ns BUSINESS:
must be a man with god reputation Az
dress SHOES. care this Office EE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
.Flaningo Nests in the Bahamas,

Each OF ,he AGO mes louLd ~ a ,,a,,,
dsn-d colony OF The Daha a1as Is apoul
Is i.che, IN uiumet.r ana IL mems 3 s.ls.',
a IA IS made olS nllo. Whirn tile ptr ~,
Sons u rom The Loltom. IN tho. bsWi
Mt ihe top the 4eha,e .ays n s.. sis w aan
az. O., :, O. the youns ut Lit I'll, manner "
ieasing, etc, p.astlcally ,th.ng hnshw W.
4 ne TLlrds se,ect q new spos Lors ,.heii Z
colo ~ AZ s te s stp Vel T.
III nl,g,.t OF It..e MSS eePe.dss IN { Ae
Ilse OF ne wate.lly ..dqs or 10 "a, !, I,
ony ole took q IIa,;;ll ~ I nd
tie les in,s slorn4s 81 rs Iloek u. ,naM W
not eeaS Y Sc, yel ed, thosusll I,'ey ~ .
so.leYhere in the YlcleltyEof zane s''p'a'
. rormsr.y the Gamlngo was qute, c q !,
mon on he Gcas.s of southern So;'lt5 Y :
S,ates, hue tic deep Nerml!lon o. PHI, W
N ma e, set or ~ b.ask Wthg .1hi - 2
mads 1t too abrasive 70 :, my Nv ny, hus
hun. er.-S lpona StieCgfapllc Ma ha4lhe, (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
Education Board.

The State Board of Educntion will meet
ing text books for the next four years
and Of choosing a superintendent OF
schools for Goochland county to sue
coed the late E. G. H2lAnd.
ithe books will likely como up again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
Net Mr.. w. 3. Kirtley.

z The publication on the Goth instant tina
Mr.. William B. Kirtley was fined III
tho Police Court for beating Il. C. Lind
say was entirely erroneous. MIR. kirtley
was then out of the city and in no way
connected with the case.
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GENERAL CONFERENCE METHODIST
rs EPISCOPAL CHCRLr,
I'D Los angeles, CAL, May 8, 1904.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RETAIL
5S GROcERo Or THE ". S,

san FranElscN, Way o'6, I9U1,
y For these OCCASIONS the Southern Rail
way VIII sell very low rate tickets flom
all points on its lines TO Los Angeles aud
San Francisco and return, and offer e&-
ceptionaily fine through service and
cho.ce Of different routes. For pariicu-
lars inquire Of any Southern Railway
agent or at Ticket OFFICES, $40 or 90
East Main Street, Richmond
C, ". WESTRURI, D. p, A.
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For Defendant

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday,
In the suit of Wright and Taylor VS., ".
s. Johnson, the jury found for The defend
ant
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MEETINGS,

Richmond. Va, Feb. Is, 1904.
I /, TIE 2 R NM.
nesting III the StDckh9id ~ " Ricf.n nj
iScon5tiye Works wiii be held at "a; J. ottico
ON the sacsnI day Of 31AF,jH, 1891. at u
4 o'ciock n5on. for the e:s.tian o: ~
acts OF the f,oard OF Directors enc ihp
last IA nnual meeting and for tne transactola
az such, other busnsss as ma; properly csin,
sooto'" Tue say LEIGH BEST. Secretary
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a Colony Of Italians
zee Assuclated In.

lBy AssVclated FrEs51 = "a.
MOBILE, ALA, FEB, ,-rFrepa r Y t'on ''5
are under way for the settlement q
colony Of more than 1900 tall lal Iotn
New York at Palermo, t0rLy m!!ss In IN
Mobile, on the line OF the SOU " Y tss's7
Ma VIZ
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Church Hill PHYSICIANS,

The Church Hill Medical Association
will hold regular meeting tonight at
Dr. e. II. Terrells Office. No. 1904 East
Grace Street. The session promises to be
an Interesting one.
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FULTON NEWS,

held q special meeting Tuesday night at Mel.
sens Han several addregF.g were del vsred
@efe nsiened 70 with much pleasure 3 s,dss
the speaking other features OF IN nt ting
were the Initiation Of several rev inemberE
brrship
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WANTED. A SECRETARY AND TREASURiLlt
OF a manufacturing company nov orEahislhsi,
the COMPANY; salary sl,2o0 Address StAlr-
AIRY, care this office. Il ,t@ tat y
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i HELP WANTED--Male

WANTED. a YOUNG MAN WITH SOME ,EX =,
psr.ence In the drug business Apply Ut 81
". Main Street. Ae Bs& Us