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The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17
SIDNEY HERBERT'S LETTER
Facts Of Interest to Confederate and Union
Veterans and Others

a commission was made out for him
as a lieutenant general. Gen. Cor
don's career was always upward and
onward" and when the war, closed
as it did virtually by Gen. Lees sur
render, there was no question as to
Gen. Gordons rank, and services. He
was not only lieutenant general, in
fact, but one of the nearest officers to
the commanding general. There is no
cloud on his title as lieutenant gem
eral.
A convention of the Interstate Ma
tional Guard Association is to meet in
st. Augustine, Fla, on Jan. 70, but
the statement that this is to be the
first meeting in the South, is hardly
correct. A few years ago somewhat
similar convention was held at the
Tampa Bay Hotel, presided over by the
late Gen. Danl Buttertield of New YORK.
1t was not, perhaps, strictly N. q.
affair, yet the N. G.. officers were the
most conspicuous delegates and actors.
l was delegate and one of the speak
ers, and remember well the meeting
of N. G.. officers from Maine to Cali
fornia, and also military of1lcers OF
highest rank, from Mexico, and OF low
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17

Pine Crest Villa, Maitland, Fla, Jan.
16-I see that my old friend, Judge
Robert L. Rodgers, formerly of Sanders
vile, but now of Atlanta, has recovered
from his long and severe illness, and
Is again practicing law. He has been
on visit to Savannah and in the
Herald and Georgian of Sandersville
publishes some very interesting letters
about the Forest City" Capt. Rod
gers was one of the heroic Georgia
Military Institute Cadets who fought
nherman's army on it's March to the
Sea-" and as historian of the United
confederate Veterans in Atlanta he has
written many valuable historical ar
lcIes about the Civil War. He has
also called attention to many grave
omissions and errors in Georgia So
'aHed histories, from Ogiethorpe's time
70 the present day. He is a close stu
cent OF history and a ready and in
sTuctive writer. AS to history,
see reference often made to the
truth of history" and yet there is
no such thing, unless there are "old
veterans" History is truth itself, and
anything that is not true cannot be
tahed history. Men sometimes say
ms tacts are not correct" Now, this is
very careless writing, for fact is al
ways correct, but statements, reports
ana opinions may be incorrect. Hiss
Tory is truth, and a fact is as UNI
Manageable as the word of God.
7, II seems quite likely that the Gen"
a. a. ~ Jeffries, reported as admiral
Int tne Colombian navy, is one Alfred
cures a graduate of the United
T 1SSo Naval Academy, in the class OF
a9'9' VINO was dismissed from the navy
as as an ensign in 1885. He was some
y Vile ago reported to be a graduate of
, Isl Point, but that is an error, and
t1IeCumstances now indicate that he is
,a.iIea Jeffries. A Georgia lady
NOV, now living in Florida, whose father
10 Eas IN the old Twenty-fifth Georgia
ddI,,tdiltry, under the gallant Col. Clau-
~ Gus y Wilson, wishes to get the words
81 an Old Confederate song, the last
R sTise OF which is as follows:
sun.
u' On the day of the fight DER the sea,
""eii the Palmetto boys raised the
battle cry.
Al ana fought for the flag of the free.
-'t M me boys at the guns stood defying
ne nag of the insolent foe;
~ me Palmetto banner was flying
from from the forts all around and below.
~ me toast be Fort Sumter,
aroma is proud of her sons, etc.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17

,S Ar' P B. Mays, brother of the la
r So. Hon. Warren Mays. Of Au-
FL and step-son of the late Hon.
My w. billiard, writes me from
es,.5 on n. c., where he is an inter-
nv M reader of these letters, and asks
~. opinion of an enclosed extract from
a.. Nharlotte Observer. in which Mai.
IL X. r. Hoke. of North Carolina,
Ia eald to have ranked Lieut.. Gen.
n, b. Gordon. The claim is made
r ~ w. Robinson, of Columbia. s..
ca. Out has no foundation in fact.
a.. Hoke was a brave and efficient
Nef' but doubt very much If ever
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17

The death of Miss Ruth Cleveland,
so dearly remembered as Baby Ruth"
during President Cleveland's second
occupancy Of the White House, has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE.

a s(Approvcd April ith lSVi,)
\ GRANTING PERMISSION 10 OWENS
# SHOW WINDOWS In FRONT OF
THEIR STORE, No. 1907 EAST MAIN
y Be il ordained by the Council OF the
City OF Richmond:
l. That PERMISSION be-, and the same
y as hereby. granted to owens ~ Minor
TWO Bay Snow Windows in front Of thcl!t
store. NO. lo.7 East Man Street;
#s5g 2. That the said Bay Snow Windows are
to he constructed according 10 the plan
presented by sand owens ~ Minor Drug
Y Company, and now on file In the Office OF
City Engineer; and also In such manner
and with such Materials as shall be salts
factory 10 the City Engineer.
IA g. The said owens AZ Minor Drug Com
tpany shall al all Tines keep SAID Bay
Show Windows N proper repair, and shall
make such repairs as the Committee ON
Streets and Snockoc Greek may at any
time deem reasonable Tor tie safety O.:
persons using the Sidewalk along said Bay
suu " & IuuUHS,
~. The said Owens e. Minor Drug Com
pany shall pay the rate nHed by the Or
dinance of the city allowing construction
OF areas or vaults an sidewalks or alleys.
S s, The PERMISSION hereby granted snail
al any time be subject 10 any amendment
q or re ucaLlOn Uy the Cily Couhcit Upon
s,cn, lne said Owens and Minor Dlus
Company, or any subsequent. owner ~
sald house, shall Immediately conform tc
slicus amendment or revocation,
SFlf 6. The said PERMISSION Is gwen suoleCl
to the conditions that the SAD Owens q
Minor Drug company, or any suDsequen
owner or said house. WI indemnify, re
Z imburss ana save harmless ne ely O.
cost That tie city may be required TO pay
by reason Of any pers9n being ,n14red 1s o.
son, by the construction, existence 81
man,enanee Of sad Bay SHOW y, W'G o. ",
provisions Of this ordinance, or an,
amendment. or reYocaation Thereof; Or an,
; Il Minor Drug Company, or any subse
;quent owner Of said house, shall be ltabl,
than fifty dollars: each days failure to b,
a separate onense,
SAIL ordinances or parts OF ordinance!
are hereby repealed. SO far as the same
NAV conflict herewith.
g. This ordinance shall be IN force from
Its passage prN ~ AUGUST
Cpl i2-5t City Clerk.
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|.RI R HOTEL
TUMBLES DOWN
Construction Causes Ca
lanity-Six Persons Injured
and Three Arrested.
tspeclaI TO The 1imes-Dlspatch.)

NEW YORK, April 14.--SiX persons
were severely injured in the collapse OF
Il fuur-story Raines-law hotel at Eighth
Avenue and Thirty-fifth Street The front
Of the building fell into the street at $50
j. NJ, when hundreds OF men, women
and children We're crowdinS along the
avenue. and it was next to miraculous
mat none was buried in the ruins Three
arreSts were made.
Five OF the six injured persons were
passing the building at the time. The
Sixth was workman employed by con-
tractors in making repairs in Il saloon
on the ground floor'A !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
CLAlRNOpANT.

AMADOR, THE WORLD.
famed ClairVoyant and Scientific Fam.
list. can be consulted upon all matters of
life: tells your name, age. names Of
know; gives reliable advice on all busi-
ness transactions, law suits, invest
mcnts, love anairs, marriage, divorce,
pension claims. missing wills. locates
buried treasure. abscnl friCr)cnds, etc.;
what you should do TO be successful.
when 10 buy or sell. He gives you the
secret low TO overcome your enemies.
family troubles or financial difficulties;
how 10 win the love Of one you desire
and cause a speedy. happy marriage
with the one OF your choice; removes
evil influence, bad habits, and all
troubles. Hours from 10 a. NJ, 10 S y,
NJ daily and Sundays, Office OF East
Broad Street (upstalrs).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15

FOR. sALE-FiRsT-GLA LAUNDRY;
\ four was hers, aB-inch mangle and al
other machinery for modern work, IN
full blast. with a9plenty of work; can
3l clrangetllands without a hitch. Apply 70
p. BlBB s. Co.. harlottesTllle, va"
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT.-oN MAIN STREET, BETWEEN,
Beech and Eighth, black watch t W?
With gold senl1engrt R>uved 'W',L,.W..,
Suitable reward II ret turned 70 l5oH e'i'
posiOitcc. W.
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WHO ARE THE MENU


We punished the three a su IA etof them
~
which Spell
proper "
Tho third
week
office by next
tlna
be
The first daWh ' W. W
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LEGAL NOTICE..


~ IRS lNlA; IN THE CHANCERY
V#COURr. OF THE 'CITYsfO RICH.
NiOND,& THE I'D DAY OF MARCH, 1904
Eunlcc Jasper, ct ais, .........s Plaintiffs.
James Jasper, James Miller, Lilly Morris,
e ais u.s. IN al XYcERY l'slenaah1s
The |objec of this suit IS TO have sold
fols division real estate In Richmond:
Virginia. 3oxl20 Get on the south side of
Taylor Street, known as house and lot
No. 12oa, and as lot&7Ein square 5. A. i,
Lees plan OF Harvie and sydney.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that diligence has been used by and
OF behalf OF the plaintiffs to ascertain
IN what county Or corpora ion are the
and Lilly Morris, without effect. 1t Is
ordered that they do appear here within
fifteen days after due publica ton OF this
order ayd do what Is necessary to pro-
ttect their Interest In this suit.
Copy, Teste: CHAS.kO. SAV1LLE.
Wallace F. Brown. p. q, Clerk.
mar 2o-law-4w
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3 MULES AND HORSES
Having Just opened "a t 1917 IL. Franklin street,
wholesale and retail stable Tor sale ,h 81
we now bave on hand a very tine seleetlq ql
of young mules at reasonable prlceo. 81
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WANTED. FOR L.. S, ARMY-,A b 9,
bodied unmarried men, betweenf, 'us s 81
Il and s. citizens Of Limited s S'ts w6 S
good character and tenperate, naipl{s' Tn ~
i naft SpaaiHi apply to RECRUlllNC; OF
r.it'ER' ia 3. Broad ST., Richmond, Va
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ROSES.

II, 800 PLANTS. OVER 200 VARIETIES
MERIT ROSE CO.. Green Houses anc
Show Gro(RJunds, Grace and Cedar. op
poslte Hermitage Golf Club.
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IMPORTED .DA1LY--TREsH .MAGkE-
b rel, Salmon Club, Smells. Perch, sRock;
oyervthing in the fish line HENRY C..
A RRAUIJR, 3 East Broad, Street, ss
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,GRIGei, NJ 121 VS. NJ. BROAD, HAS -Ctlll,-
II dren's and Misses'SSYftteC Canvas Oxforels
Y. and Shoes, Childrenss White Top IAN
s8 Shoes; La lies .yvelted Tan ONtords ";
x Mems Patent Colt oSfords, stylish ana
/ good SO. &C. f3I35 N HI ~ .ri yt5ll X
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MIR. "a j. WHITE, .s16 BAINBR1DG1i
II Street, Manchester, suffered for years
from nervousness; and genera run down
q M system; tired many relnedlc Win no
apparent benefit. GLUBE TONIC cured
a him: ST bottles &c: 1919 Il. Mn IN.
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TOR sALE-A FINE HARTMAN UP,
b right Plano, almost as good as new and
Ain7 perfect condition. II ave no further
use for a plano and want. to sell: VIII
& sell cheap; want the money. Address
* W. P...sSf care this office.
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5CORREC.r TAILORING AT RIGHT
prices; the newest waayes IN spring ns, ana a1
4 GUNNER fabncs Is whnLm YOU Es.tt,a az
Z 513 E. Main Street. ii 5 FL
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Richmond. va. April 5. 1901.
Tlas MNNuAL M AZ M pRE
COAL AND LUMBER COMPANY will
be held at the Connpany's Office, No.
Ilo3 Il. Main Street, Richmond. Va. on
4 TUESDAY. April Is. 1904. at E12 O. clock
NJ. A. s. BuFORD&S Secretary. a
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REAL ESTATE For Rent.

STABLE, FOR Rem 4 q ~ 6 FIR EN1ISES,
Gil East Frank W)ln. Apply at above
number. M d Il, II i;js ii bl 3$s \ 4
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FOR SALE.

=, e,,,
fOE. SALE-oNE OF THE FIJI, i1SL
.sbnll -bearing rtrbber.tire cut. under R Nm
nbouts made and two sets, OF extra MY
Hqrness II theygnr all good as new LII, LII.
no one would think they had ever p De ~,
used. The Ruilabout Is made BY BreM,,
stcr;. anyone that appreciates so oi
article will find aSrare bargain; soln on q
. Wood Street, N orfolls Va. M-.
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ROOMS WA.NTED. 4

YOUNG LADY 51oEs1 les !, y 1Cl5Li
lowcst terms, Loco N)a tloii, etc. *. i. sG.,
irc this Office. 5tJ III ftIG
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,GRIGci, 5121 " BROAD. HAS GILL
and Shoes Childrel's White Top Tan
+ Shoes Ladies' Welted Tan Ok tords y;
Mems Patent Colt Oxfords, stylish ana
good $3.50, .Halgla M
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PERSONALS.

GREAT BARGA1N-oSE FINE UP.
wright Piano. one OF the, best on the mar mar.
case, three pedals; as AN Involvement
4 will sell for sos, Usual price SooJ; POSI-
lively the greatest inducement,, ever nn,,6 o..
ri it c;Ill and sec sr1EFF 307 Il. Broad.
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Summer comes but once . year.
SisiIt Is a glorious season,
5ilpif1y summers good. We really fear.
I'VE cannot give the reason.
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U.NRNEss MAKER WANTE.n,! one ,,,,l,
WHO understands repa,i,r ,o w9rK !, meS'
npijcE HARDWARE. CO., No. 5os Easl
Marshall street.
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The
MAN
TOWN
tpy HAIRY TUCKER

NH 81 " 8Lcshcr is a sight,
NIL Sffe&sel,s} INK to pressmcn nnd otner,s
RI And promised to give MS "a ooltiS ~ ltN
soNe could Write better than ina WIN . pen
sssSHBill thinks fellow can write o bettel
sas,otS With a pen than he can M,l aa /
ssSSinle WITH our left hand as we car WIN
sS5ll lyhow. Bill has q ring that he SAYS
33SSscame from the calaco'nbs OF EG MR. ,ron
lsl lie says he bought the ring ~ lttS, IIu..'
AZ Atclow a I the corner OF Broau al no Wi Wi.
S8l,ets Streets, in Philadelphia, 1uSl as WIZ
sSl1anl Penn came up ,,,rfo>.
The ring is a curious thing, as fJ, ~ Ia,
SsC.hristian said, backed UP BY Harry NLiia,,
3stet,Nand as the two gentlemen are soou
N authorities on rings. II must be So 10
s Shny how. Bill = Said thu, CID worsham
WAS going by the loop the.loops tlat
Il ran at Young's Pier. Atlantic CNF' ias'
q year. ,,.o .s
sYlsIl14 ssv and was pleased with It.
s!51T so we may rest assured that there VIII
4 5be J. somo loop the-loops at Reservoir
s9t#BiIl leaves towt, to-day but he leaves
some friends behind him VINO are softly
The Is going.
Isl with the huttcrcups corning, up IN our our.
front yard, ana watermelon vines N ouI
II Rack yard, together with our empty
* coal-house, we must feel that summer
53isScomnE
And sc are glad Of i. 49, !, (, j.
v Rround
ss8thing else because then we have the open
street cars, SO we can smoke on the last
three seats and n fellow loves to ENJOY
his Man About Town cigars In a street,
SEcar. because he leaves the smoke Sefil'h
him
4 snrnr,1er comes but once . year.
gs5sIt Is a glorious season,
sSNNiy summers good. we really fear
# I'VE cannot give the reason.
Unless It's because we can sit out i, the
park and squeeze her hand, and sit up
CLOSE to her. and tel her how much We
VI love her.
5iS We love to tell her, how much We love
n 5let. and have. her brown ewes tell US
more than words how , much she loves US.
fEdes. OF ..The Pride OF Jennico Company, I
had a most amusing, experience, that
placed his previous happenings In the
2 gloomy background.
not far from the Androscoggin River.
Desiring to take a row one day. he en-
gagged a small boat from q farmer Wn t3
lived near the bank of the stream. ana no
started out early . Il the osIocK and o
Fastening the boat to tree near inc
river. he vent up to tho farmers house
and asked him what he owed him. -,
"How long have you had the boat!
the farmer asked. -,
~ since s this morning. Mr.. Edes replied.
K .'Gee- whilikins!" he exclaimed. you've
had that boat five hours, and b'gosh!
I've got to charge you for It.
NOV, see here. stranger, ] don't want van.
Sto3take advantage Of your being a New
Yorker. but can't afford to do business
( alta. cheap rate, SO I viii nave 70 clia' =
you ten cents, slr!"
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FOR sALE-A FINE REFRIGERATOR. ALSO
u a very fine Extension To BILE. claWfoot. Of tho
best Mahogany; also Hall Table and SILVER
A and China Case Manufacturer Gil; Egg
81 Furniture Polish; finest made. Q. a. LION
Il HARD 800 South Pine S.reet. s.lS
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XIllRCilNlAis IN THE ElltGUlIaSOuRI{
oE EFT THE AS SoTS siaR al HsSKlco
Mary a. Price twho sues by. John Beard,
her brother and next friend)...P Plaintiff.
VS.. IA AZ s5L 35Tsi lS
George Price. !. !. Defendant.
81 The object OF this suit Is to obtain for
the plaintiff a. decree Of divorce vinculo
mntrlmonil against the defendant
And an affidavit having been made and
sfiled that the defendant. is a non resi- mt
or the State OF Virginia. 1t IS ordered
that he do appear here within fftcelf days
after the due publication of this order
and do what Is necessary to protect his
interest herein. 55 ,5{ II
SAMUEL p. NY.ADDILL, Clerk.
Thomas y. Carter. Attorney.
apr l fri-llw-it
sy7.IRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT. COURT
~ OF THE COUNTY OF sfilIEST!1aRh.-
FIELD. THE12TIl DAi ! oF .;, ! l nt'
Company. a Corporation. ....,... Plaintiff,
against
Upon IN Attachment Returned Executed.
Tho object Of this suit is to recover
twenty thousand dollars damages OF the
the Code of Virginia of 1887, and 10 ATTACH
tie estate OF the said defendant and sub
jcct the same to the payment OF the PLAIN
lifts claim. And affidavit having been
made and filed tllatsF. G. Dinlnny. dr., Is
not d res denl Of the State Of Virginia. "
is ordered that lie, appear here within
this order and do what is necessary TO
protect his interests In this suit.
A copy-Testo:
PHIL1P W COG BILL, Clerk.
MI. Royal p. q. apl 15-law-iw
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CORRECT TAILORING AT RIGHT
prices; the newest weaves In spring and
summer fabrics is what you get at
Il HENRY I IIARRIS'S. Merchant Tailor,
513 z. Main Street.
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THE SEASON rs ON FOR FISHING
and ba se-ball. all kinds to be had aud t
prices that will suit you at'IoE 8BlCk-
b ERSTAFF'S, Eighteenth and Main Sis.
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ARBOR DAY.

APRIL ed, PLANT SOME Or OUR
cold Grown Roses; they Will not wait
: for hot weaClgther 10 grow; 81, Sl,oo, 81
MERIT ROSE CO., Cedar and Grace,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED, no RENT SIN OR SEVEN
room house IN srespectablefnc lrl'orhood;
must be reasonable and ncar cit Y car
line Address IRRESPONSIBLE, care this
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lie rode over the loops, tradition ahu
1lsili2 say. and was pleased with IL ..,,,
s3Ss 50 we may rest assured that mere VIII
4 10 sorno loop The loops at reservoir
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tlEI, = WANTED Male.

,Sl,rP11,Nr,ED SALESMAN. OR PIN
: sician not practicng TO sell TO do ,,,,.s !
established trade; permanent, reln,'''e'''
i've. 4 Is. q, bon S5S, Philadelphia
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We.d rather have summer than any
&thinl else. because then we have the open
Istreet-cars, so we can smoke on the last SE.t
his Ma a bout Town cigars In a street.
car. because he leaves the smoke behind
him.
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FOR s4ALE-ANgOLD 15STARLlsHE,D..
n grocery business; 4 has been universally,
successful for thirty years; VII s !,
stock and good william lease Dul 1,i.,,l
v to purchaser: good jreasons for Selllns
u stock, " etc. valued between $500 ana
1. 81. 900. Address Il. O.lBoX Q31 st%M
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35& With the huttcrcups coming up IN our
II front ward, ana watermelon vines IN out
naeks yard, together with our empty
Ncoal-house, we must feel that summer
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rvs JUST AS IMPOSSIBLE TO PUB
: lish all6thc good candies that kAEMPF'
makes as it Is to count the stars: ITO
North Ninth.
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BOARD WANTED.

WA NTEp, Ii a 81 O tsNC4 MA N, X BOARD
m a private fhiniy:2 no boarding house
need not apply.se 4Addr(S)ess nj AZ a.,
care tbs Office s5s III 5.Ef h. ~ u
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MEETINGS
MEDICAL C0LlEGE QE. VIRGINIA,

Ar THE; ANIMAL MEET OF
ton, to be held on MAY 10, 1901. there
Medicine, owing to tho resignntlon of Pro-
fessor Horny If. Levy. NJ. y. Also, a
Professor Of Materin Mcdica and Their:
I Pprofessor Robert Il. Williams. Nj d. Ap-
LEGATIONS for these Chairs. with testimon-
5inls. TO ba forwarded to C,tII1lsTOpA HER
tTONtpklNS,s NJ. 5D.,t Dean. Richmond tNe,
lHss-7.55 5i j. B. MlGA4W, a
f#lt Prnsldentiof tho Board.
n, II. Talley, Secretary IA i.i f}
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|TRE|-0EE WANT ADS ARE TENACIOUS.
BOARDING.

EIGHTH sT,,t MI 51e-- vAN1'i1r, - GARD.
s,g rooms. 8d fil is5as6it ri = ~.
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FLY TIME IS NEARLY HERE; SCREEN
Wire, Window and Doors very cheap
at sBRUCE HARDWARE CO., NO. e50S
East Marshall Street.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

1vANTEiD--TO 8'5{ RENT Nj cELY FUR.
Apply Mo- North Fourth Street. n
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IF YOU HAVE ENGINES AND Boilers AMI
machinery plants for sale write JNO A.
WATERS & son, III 5. Eighth Street.
Phone 81.
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~ A1u,ua, Assurance Society Of Virginia, d
x 3''''ES1o l Richmond Wa, March Is 1904
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEM
bcrs Of this sociatyAwili be hello MONDAY.
/, April 18TH. 1901 OF tho officaaatE the socinty,
i No. 1914 East Main Street Richmond. Va,
az clock Pr NJ. l5l ga 81 sftfE 4
&. Plf5 EDWIN AZ PALMER As y.
a$ III 3t 65}f4 als Principal A GENT.
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WANTED, EVER YBoDY TO KNOW
Z that QUARLES, los +. Broad, has base
ball suits complete. lnclu( B)ding cap.
Jacket, pants, belt and socks at ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANO BARG IN,s-WE HAVE
Square Pianos taken IN eXChanye7-sl0.
So, s25, go So and $40, III good repair,
some slightly used Wright Pianos ut
all prices good maka and fully guar
anteed, STlEFF. 3o7 u, Broad.
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SECONDHAND BOILERS,

WHEN IN WANT OF sEcoND. HAND BOIL
ers or repairs chll up ALLAN MCABE III
South Eighth Phone g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15

T EAKY# BOILERS TO BE REPAIRED BIZ.
me and fully guaranteed, estimates on srnoke-
stacks and sheet-iron work. ALLAN
f NTCABE. III South Eighth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15

gs# Eill leaves town to-day, but he leaves
some friends behind him who are sorfy
gl,a Is going,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15

RICHMOND GARMENT co. FOR SUITS.
Z Waists and skirts credit, but right prices.
No, Gil East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15

K1AEN1PF'S Is ONLY HALE a SQUARE
belowJthe beautiful new Richmond Hotel.
f you Visit the hotel don't fall to visit
the other for candles; ITO North Ninth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15

BRING YOUR CHICKENS TO NE; I
pay the highest cash PRICE for them.