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Wonderful Inventic r..

IAN official Of ST Petersburg" Is, sad d
Jacques Lebaudy. the eNt, lorer. dur ng
his recent residence in London, according
70 the ransatiantie AmeriE.n tG % ri ne
'.This old man. who had never before
been a-.ov from his Village made no up !
Accordingly he bought a third-closs ticnet
and set Oft.
Tho down express and the up express
met at Bologne a station between 5 :.
Petersburg and Moscow. and the passen.
gers Of both trains were allowed ha t
Eour for supper. Among those who
alighted from the st. Petersburg train !, L..s !,
old peasant found friend whom he n III
not seen for many years. The two upped
and drank a glass OF vodka to zee, ana
boarded his friends train instead Of his
own
.n.Talk' ne gayly,. he rode the wrong way
"a good many miles. Then al OF a sud-
derghe became grave and lis eyes opened
wide in wonder and awe.
Ivan, he said. what a wonderful
Thing these railways are! Here we sit in
$tfr same carriase, going to Moscow and
SOU to 81 Petersburg
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Broke It Gently.

Danny o'Brlen worked on the section.
and was as tender-hearted man as ever
got. drums and cracked q pate with z
\ ehillelah. says the Brooklyn Eage. At
tune Danny was chosen by the sect en-
gang to break the news gently to Mrs..
Dumphy.
Good mornin'. Mrs. Dumphy," said he.
ltDid We hear about Pat?
y II heard nothing about him since break
fast" she answered.
ibid he seem, TO be al right them"
'Sure he ~.
we noticed nothin' wrong wild his
mind? 2" 80,
We'll. hear that his mind do be wan
nerin' a little.
II mean he have lost his reason. Mrs.
SLost his reason. it is? And how did
We'll; Mrs. Dumphy." said Danny.
actly. Ye see. wasn't. close BY Wan
st haprened. But ] do be hearin' on.
rhe rest O. the b'ys that he fell actost
the track an train cut his head or"
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Richmond Va, Jan II. LODI
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEErl.iu OF
the stockholders Of The CHASE C ~
in Chase City Va. on sWEDN .oDAI, jan
uary a7 1904, at S o. clock P. NJ. .a II
So - 5' JOHN G. MILLER See rotary.
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OF HUMAN INTEREST;
STORIES OF THE DAY
The True Test Of Courage.

M Caesar was selecting his personal star,
Yays the New York Times Men or IN
doubted courage were examined as 10
a Roman of unusual physical attaln-
11ents addressed the conqueror or the
Gauls ,,r,,
Your qualifications. soldier? demand
II have acted voluntarily, as Judge Of a
civic baby beauty contest" he said.
'Good!" replied Caesar, but not
enough" ,,o,,s,, ,o-
single handed, and offered my breIst Tor
me rePose Of an ASSUMING column s
s .sstili goodr' cried Caesar, "but still
The soldier was disnayed.,
..In my te-i last Eht. while gaming
with my CO = AIDES. did lay down three
aces. being convinced from the tu 9
The fever was In my veins to tap mi
adversaries, ne venturcd as u last suS-
Eestion
are the bravest man In all my leglons!'
he declared.
first class.
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GREEN, FATHER OF
GREATER GOTHAM
His Estate Was Quite a Waltz
able One--EIis requests
Were Small.
(specia. to The Tlmcs.Dlspatch.)

VoVuclIl % 7 TIC 7 llHrs- L5IHpHlCH,J N
NEW YORK. Jan. 13.--An estate
valued at nearly 100000 was left by
tho late Andrew II, Green. Gather OF
Greater New York" whose will was filed
for probate yesterday, Except bequest
OF 5000 to the Clark University, Of Wor-
cester. Mass, and similar amount to
the American Antiquarian Society, OF
Worcester. the property Is lett IN trust
to his nephews and other relatives.
Should any of the beneficiaries or log
atees contest the will, he or she shall
forfeit all rights and benefits under It,
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DIR. KINGS HAIR REsTORER: CURES
diseased scalps,& makes hair grow and keeps
It soft and smooth. A. II. ROBINS. Nv last
Marshall E4sA tNt se
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Dangers Of a Gold and How to AVOID
Them, il

More fatalities have their origin In or
,.su,t from n cold than from any otlper
cnmse. This fact alone should make peo-
nle more careful. as there Is no danger
Whatever from coil when 1t Is properly
treated In the beginning, For many
Years Chamherlain's Cough Remedy has
been recognized as tho most prompt ana
Gffectual medicine In use TOR TINS ais
eas.,. 1t acts on natures Plan loosehs
the cough. relieves the lungs, opens tne
s.cretions and aids nature N restorlhs
the system to healthy condlt'on' foF
SALE by all druggists
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF srOCKHoLD.
ers Of THE. SOWLASg COMPAE.l 81 vii Do
held at their office. 9.l East Main Street. on
x FRIDAY. January 22d. 49, III !: O'Clock ~.
RO. l.. WINSTON.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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OF PARLoR AND
DINING CARS ON sEABoARD W
AIR LINE TRAINS ai3
NOS. 81 AND 81

with tho view OF accommodating their
patrons, tho seaboard have lnauguratea
I'uily Cafe Dining Car service between
Washington and Hamlet on their trains
Nos. 47~and CO These cars are supplied
daily from the hest markets. With I'D
the deicacics Of the season,
on January II the Seabosrd WI also
put on Pullman parlor Cars on NOS y
and CG. between Washington and Fine
burst; leaving Washington Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays; leaving Pine
hurst Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days. 5s
II. s.. Lizard,
District Pass, Agent. Richmond, Va
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WANTED. YOU TO SAVE MONEY-SEA-
soned Pine Wood (sawedl. $ D., per cord;
Oak. s5a5 Phone 1850. a. j. BOISSEAJ,
Linden and Beverly Streets
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a
THE MAN
ABOUT

Harry Tucker.

me only thing about 1t is that when a
FELLOW coca out to get HIS taNorile p ,'i,s,
man 'to take him up, he won't know Wheie
b tnd him: and the question as, !" Ae'e
Iii must be unconif Portable for q fellow
stoSret arrected by o. strange policeman.
"A fellow who Is i'll the habit OF ge.tinI LINZ,
arrested III the second District. and Wno
10 acuuainted with the. comfoitable dor r.
,nitrrjes Oh the second moor Of the Seeona
Market. vii naturally raise a kiek apo %, ~
Hanging up his shoes at The Old Marhel
Or Gut on the Farm.
But time brings changes. and along
wifi, them come things We hate to see,
{'iWa Rate 10 see our old friend FATTY
Rediord pause. hesitate and fe ,,,, Wnet
Wherein he has shone III splendor TOT
Nc say we hate to see him pause, stop
and retraee his steps when ne rsat ,hes
he nave drawn n line there, across when
rhen we hate to see jim Sowell rele..
Eatd 10 the woods and the high brush OF
in But, 4 as s. we have said, changes como
with time.
ws love to gather round the fire ,,. ana q
rons,ne lunches OF ouekW y he ron m,it
songs OF the day. with her sleeves ro.leu
up, disclosing the dimples on her elbows:
4 There is nothing we think more OF
thar, 10 have all the buckwheat CAKES
before us we can eat, and We love 70 nave ,,S
tho.1 tS.rkwood has placed at our table
h Snow and slcet and winds way come
and 20. but give lis all the buciwheats
we want, and they may continue 70 60
WE hone that our good friend John
Stntke won't get mixed UP In that iitile
row between Russia and Japan. for II lie
does something has got to drop
He started the sorder IN cu ,,1sa ,c anu 10
nbIe tYlipnos, and we would hate 70
take Russia, for It's hard enough to pro
nource the names we nov have
I've can't do that sometimes, alter alter Wo
hav, had an Interview or two with our
friend Gus Davis.
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cHApPED HANDS AND LIPS MADE SOFT
and smooth; ROBINS SOOTHING BALM.
Is and Soc.
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POULTRY, BIRDS, ETc.

Of the election of officers and directors
for the ensuing twelve months. and for
the reason that it Is tho VOL recog-
nized time for retrospective and pros-
poctive view of all business affairs. hut
also because some most interesting ques-
tions are lust now confronting the chnm-
Der. It Is hoped that members generally
Will be pres ent at this session at least,
SO as to put themselves In touch with
the work Of tho organization.
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

cHILB1.A INs-cHILBLAISS REL1VED4 BY
ROBINS' ECFILBLAIN LOTION, &c, n bot
b tie: zoo East NiarahAll
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SLockhoidcrs 8 LIFE, INSURANCE CON-
+ PANY ot.v1RGl>lA. VII b g, held I q Ard tn
Street. in the city Of Richmond at io o CLOCK
r. NJ, WEDNESDAY,! y nnunry q. 1904
tr-T1@'e NO W. L. T. ROC ERSOS, Secretary.
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Union Bank Of Richmond.
R!ehmonda; :, Va e, PES IrIst, q sT ieS;
holders OF the UNION GANk fos RICH
MOND, VA, will be hsld IN the First VA.
tionni Bank Building THURSDAY. January
18th, 1901. Z o'clock noon: .n,
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING;
salesman Address ESIiEW- DuRC1lnf TT
Co. Wholesale Confectiuners. Huntington.
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DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? CALL UP ARA-
1ITAGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
:nhnne S71,E or write postal; we Will OK
anime sano and report cost OF putting It 10
good order. is's5l s.:a ta5
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. EXPERIENCED.
90 sober out February 1st account Of com
bination; now open for engagement. GOoD-
WON, care this office.
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1 WOOD AND WOOD.

p. ". LONG, 800 W. CLAY. SELLS FIRST;
class heart pine. half cord. SGD; sea- med
because / am doing safe cash business.
Phone 1869. Ht u
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WIEN YOU CONTRACT WITH US FOR
Timing. plumbing and gas fitting y.u lpay
be sure it's done right i. s. DALTON
s, CO., is Governor Street.
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An Early Breakfast.

pension examiner. travelling In Kentucky
had an experience VIII CHI taught hin what
the rural idea of ''early' is, says he New
York Tribune He put up at farmhouse
for the ght and asked to be caleb for
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800 Richmond, Va. Jan. S. 1901:
THE ANNUAL MEEL!NG. OF THE THE, tSTUGh-
EuiLD1NG, LOAN AND TRUST COM IAN y.
viii 30 held on WEDNESDAY, January 20,
iWJI at 20 clock r. NJ. at the ot1ic-s o. to
A Company 1918 East a1nln Street. Richmond.
- HENRY s. HUTzLER, Cashier.
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tribute advertising matter; reliable specially
company Sis weekly and all expenses. TIL
uMPI CO., Dallas, Tex.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14

FOR sALE-REsTAURAHr. SODA FOUN-
tain. room furnturc; l708 Il. Franklin Street
First honest price ofersd will sell
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WANTED, TO SELL GOOD WILL AND
lease OF nice business, paying A. par cent
profit Address CASH. care Carrier IS.
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IMPORTANT CHAN ICES IN scHEp uLE.

seapoard Air Line Railway, January
10, 1904.
on and after January 10, the seaboard
,ylll inaugurate new train, "Seaboard
tslorida Limited" No, 81, leaving Richv
mons 1925 p, M. "ssabpard EXPRESS"
SO. 81, leaving R'ehmond ll;W 3 Nj, NJ,
~, ~, e:l5 r. NJ, instead at 2;2o 2, A..
80 ~ n. s. LIZARD,
r,istr!ct Pass. Agent. Richmond. va,
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RICHMOND CHAMBER.
Thirty-seventh Annual Meeting
to be Held Thursday,

The shrty-seventh annual meeting OF
the Richmond Chamber OF Commerce
will be held Thursday. January lAlh ~
g r. NJ, in the assembly ha4 OF the
As this is not only the most important
stated neeting Of the year on account
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Schedule via York River Line.

owing to weather conditions the
schedule OF tho York River Limo be-
tween Richmond, West Point and Balt-
more, has been somewhat Interrupted.
Steamer sailed from West Point Tues
day. 18th, and another will sail from
west Point Thuraday 14th. Schedule VIII
be announced from day to day until reg
ular schedule Is resumed.
C, w. WESTBUh-, D. r., A.
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WANTED, A COMPETENT TYPEWRITER,
stenoCraphcr ind collector for VIII llssue
feed and commission house on. Cary Street
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HELP WANTED-Malc.

WANTED, A MAN TO TRAVEL FOR COR,
poration: salary ut start S5y Per m.nth am
cHperses; must have some knowled sc OF
street railways Address BOX 562. caro- TINS
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

FORT MYER. VA. JANUARY Is, leo4.-
Sealed Proposals in triPlicafe TOR .AIL t,ei,;
r pe rsc civ Until 10 a. IANUAIRIi,
IS. 1914, and then publicly opened The
right is reserved TO reject any proposai
or naits thereof Information furnished
upon appl!cato on. Envelopes CONTAINING
PROPOSALS should be marked Proposals
Tor Alteration and r.epa!rs 70 PSsi - los,
pital at Fort Slyer, va" ana adarSS I,s{
Z Quartermaster
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Supreme Court OF Appeals.

Rhule VS.. Seaboard Air Limo Ra lway
Company; argued by Z. Il. Williams and
ii. ". Anderson for appellee, and Sam
uel a. Anderson for appellant, and SUBJ
milled
Next cases to be Called
Southern Railway vs. Washington Alex
lndrla and Mt Vernon Railway Com
pany
Richmond Passenger and Power Com
rany VS., Gordon.
Morlen VS. Norfolk and Atlantic Ter
southern hallway Company VS.. Glenn,s
admin strator and others, being cases
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QUICK LUNCH.

SAVE TIME AND CAR FAIsE-Go TO JOHN.
STON'S Latest Up-to- Date Lun h Com, or;
nothing like It in Richmond. COED. cUdn-
reasonable; s S. Tenth Street.
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..E--------------
SKATING. II
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| MANCHESTER's PROPER
BUSINESS HOUSES

MORRIS CHAIRS. FANCY RocKERs.
Z Sixteenth and Hull. y t, E
CARPETS RUGS, DRUGGISTS; LOTION
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INNING AND PLUMBING.

PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS
: hitting; stove repairing and furnace work
done in flrst-class mnnnnr at y law price
]. II. HALEY, LII W. Maln Street.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

EVERY PAIR sEWED; Nc. NAILS. NO
pegs MEMS halfeoles 75c. ladies Soc Test
rock oak 1s5Hys EHE rss. Eie" sHoE Ac
TORY. TIC T.. Main. Phone 1851
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To Baltimore Via York River Llne.
steamer Charlotte will sail from West
Point Thursday. january l.t., connection
80 {. W. IVES BURY, D. P. A.
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Feather 5EDS.

WANTED. to buy Feather BEDS; highest cash
prices uu ii also Eeuthers Nenovuted. 'lhune
$751;. CASPER BROS. l2u5 u West Main
Street city. s8s ie 81
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EFFECT OF COOPERATION.

COOP GOODS AND GOOD SIGNS sWoRK, TO-
Ssthcr TRY the results OF lat ope.Ltl n.
Sec THE SOUTHERN ADV. SIGN CO.. 1872
n, Main. Phone 123. s3. .l3 -tt4 r.
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III PAYS 10 USE
EE-DE|E
WANT ADS.
'Phone $40 Tor enc Want "A.
man. He viii come.
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS. a.
HERD rot GET YOUR LINEN LAWN.
dried In the best manner. TIiE EMPiRn
LAUNDRY, 3o3 w. Cary Street Discount OH
gentlemen weekly wash; also dyelnB end
cleaning! Phone SlA ai3 KS.
DON'T You HEAR THE SLOGAN! 20
nails. no pegs, every pnlr sews X \ yt
EL ,E ri Il SHOE 50 FACTORY. lis E. Mar.
WHEN YoU DON'T KNOW WHAT 70 q EFT
TO eat try II. C. 5HECtiLER s. sAUSAHt,
they are nne sold everywhere. Office: stall
g. First Market
4 HAVE LOTS OF NOVELTIES IN WALL.
Paper; the Gibson Girl II among the goou
ones. JNO. II. ASHLEY. N. seventh st.
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WE SAVE DOLLARS; NOT GENTS. THE
SOUTHERN ADV. SIGN CO., 1872 e. Main.
Phone l23. 8-7:4 Hs+tlsys n gtis tiR Il
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SIGNS FOR STORES.

DON'T HAVE CHEAP LOOKING COSTLY
signs but got good signs chcup Sc THE
SOUTHERN ADV. SIGN CO., 1872 L. Main
Phone 1c3. 70e4s iE3. ttt.a siH1l st
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: almost rev q cost slODf will sell for $40 cash
orls45 on times per month. Address SALE,
q care this office. 1850 E.at
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! ROOMS FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. APPLY
K, 1910 East Broad Street t &Ell
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ELECTRIC MOTORS. DfNAMoS. STORAGE
Batteries Electric Wiring and Telephones In
stalled. GEO. W. EUkER CO.. IL N. Seventh
Street. ~. st} 5IU fE5Es ,Ef t& lFy Z
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BOARDING.

1905 Il. AARsIALL--HA NDsoME ROOMS
with or. without board. LEM NON, loJS r.
Marshall i.lb
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DON'T BE DISSATISFIED.
TCLEANlNo AND DYEiNo.

YOUR cLoTuEs DONE PROPERLY. THE
MUTUAL F7E7 CLEANING & PRESS.
q WORKS. SIP w. Broad. Phone 2274 WORK
+ called for and delivered,
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MONEY SAVE 3.

81, ATl,s sHARPENED AND HOLLOW
ground at BLENNERS S, $40 NJ Fifth Street
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- -
BOARD WANTED,

WANTED. UNruRNls11l1D ROOM AND
/ board BIZ n voting ilndy III PRIV ats FAM ~;
references exchanged. Address Box 1913. city.
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use TEE-DEE WANT ADS AND YOU Will SOON
WONDER AT THE INCREASE i'm YOUR BUSINESS
REAL EsTATE.--For Rent.

ron RENr--rtoTEl SOUTHERN; ELD.
Eantly furnished. good patronage. len ~
& Vep' = noT Tfi' soGUTflERN Southern HALL
way, Boydton. Fn
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tnf1orIng, to have some knowledge OF tho
Susiness; state salary expected nll c. perl
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If YOU WANT - STOVE THAT HEATS 90
TO jURCI;S5 FURNITURE STORE, ll9.2i
East Bropl Street
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THE NEWEST THING IN RICHMOND
JOEINSTON'S Up-to-Date Quick Lunc,
Counter; try It once; everything to eat
served quick and clean; S. Tenth Street
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RUslNEssl HUslNEssl

r4p VOLUME OF BUSINESS WE DO is.
why we make signs 80 cheap TIL SOUTH.
ERN ADV. SIGN CO., 1917 F. Main. Phone
LIS.
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Observation-Disclosures, "A GOOD BOOK
keener; one who Gun use typewriter; state
reference and salary expected Address p.
Q. Box COG. s @
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ANTIQUES.

CALL AND BE scONr1NCED-A@ FINE COL.
lection OF original Antiques at low prices L.
N.TARNAI4I4.7l 3lg Brook Avenue.
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TO The PUBLIC.
FOR SALE.

: good order: must sell on account change OF
business; s35 cash. Address CASH, this Of
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FOR THE LADIES DRESSING ROOM or
boudor the Gibson Girl ts Just tho thing for
the wall decoration mo. II. ASHLEY. o
North Seventh Street ISIS Il
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PORK AND SAUSAGE.

n. c. HEcHLERs SAUSAGE ARE THE
real Kind for flavor and purity: sold all owe.
the city. Office: Stall g. First Market.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-.oN gCLAY.sTREET CAR NO. eao De- p;
Ntaih three ENVELOPES, Wit \ pr pave
and address, containing currency ana nf t
4 a. KAHN, 3i3 ". Clay, or SF1N CE. y ~ "a
MAKER CO., 1o6 South Fourteenth stree'.
MALTESE CAT tNlALEl.
with collar and lock. Owner can get same ~, ~
applying at SUTHERLAND'S STABLES
No ! y. Cherry Street.
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l,ha orly thing about 1t Is that when a
tellow eoee out TO get his farorite poilcc.
man 10 tnKo him up. he won't Know Wneae
IL and hin1s and the question is, WI mere
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

YOUNG; MAN FROM THE COUNTRY, 3WIIo
can furnish best Recommendation, wishes q
Ition In some wholesale house. Az Iresa =.
c. 9l2 n. Twenty seventh Street, Richmond.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-02-05

and patriotic soul, whose influence was
revealed in his confidential! letters
and talks. We know furthermore
that he often took counsel of his cab
met officers before deciding matters
of moment. Certain it is that in ar
bitrary arrests Seward and Stanton
were disposed TO 90 farther than Lin
coin. The spirit Of arbitrary power
was III the air. and unwiSe and unjust
acts were done by subordinates which
although Lincoln could not have done
himself he deemed it better to ratify
than to undo. This was notably the
case in the arrest of Nalandigham.
Again, Congress did not always do
what Lincoln wished and certain men
OF his own party in Congress were
strong enough to influence his actions
in various ways. But. after all. he
was himself strong man exercising
comprehensive authority; and it is
an example of the neXibility of the
constitution that. while it surely did
not authorize certain of Lincoln's acts,
it did not expressly forbid them
Scribner's Magazine.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-02-05

When the Adirondack native he
comes afflicted with any OF the num"r-
ors tritiing ills which make mank!nc
wrctcheu.H said The returned visitor,
he does not waste much time on doc
tors, but goes straight to the woods
or the attic for natures own remedies.
There is one old man whom | hav"
met with paCkDasket on shOuIder ana
hears and a rough hoard stool in his
mit;oE"d hands gcins after yarrow,
.hich. dried is a standby for coughs
Hhcn it has been made into wicked
looking brew. Fir balsam, cOaXed
drop by drop, from the blistcrs which
swell on the baIsam fir at full moon. Is
Il sovereign remedy for chest and lung
complaints.
Gravel weed, by which name they
Insult trailing arbutus. is excellent
for the complaint which gives il its
name. and bladder root has a dcS!r-
able effect on the kidneys and neigh
boring organs. Sage tea, containing
little summer savOry, is eitlcaCiOuS
for worms in children, for which bel
The Grit-advocate., 1904-02-05
From an Indian Legend

81 have been favored with an Indian
tradition concerning the origin of To-
bacco. Indian corn and wheat, which,
although You may have seen it before.
| shall relate said the poet laureate
of all the Pascagoulas at the Grurc-
valid yesterday.
AT some distant period, two Indian
youths. pursuing the pleasures Of the
chpse, were led to a remote and unfre.
Gurnted part OF the forest. where. be
ng fatgued and hungry they sat down
10 rest themselves and to dress their
vicyualS. While they We're thus en-
ployed the spirit Of the woods. attract
ed as it is supposed by the unusual
and savory smell of the venison. ap-
preached them in the form of beau
,iful female and seated herself be
side them. The youths, awed by the
presence Of SO superior being and
struck with gratitude for the conde'
scensiou which she had shown them