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LOUISIANA NOTES.

ASA Jackson, young machinist. en-
ploycd at the Vernon Iron Works at
! LeeSvilc. committed suicide by taking
an overdose of laud1num. Mr.. Jack
son came from Missouri and had been
their nearly two years.
A boil wecvil scare has started in
West FelicianaWill Sterling and sew
cral other planters of that neighbor-
hood have found large numbers OF
| bugs which all local authorities pro,
nOunce the genuine Mexican boil wea-
vii. Specimens have been sent 20
Prof. II. \. Morgan.
Jim Lee. the negro held IN iail at
Shreveport awaiting the arriyal of an
officer from COnCOrdia PARIS. il will
inN 90 return to Nidalia, whcrc he is
wanted for killing James John son. a
white lcyCc camp foremHn, and also
for the murder of a negro. He Is want.
ed ON the Charge of numbering a ne
gro in BoSSier parish and for killing
a woman near DOnal lsonvillS.
Tho Louisiana and Texas Rico MIL
cr's Association held a special meet.
ing az Lake Charles. The Object of
the meeting is understood To be- the
widening Of the export market bv Oh
tanning a reduction of the Cuban tariff
huf no authoritative statement has
been made. Among the mills rrporl
"d were The McFaddir. mill. Bean
mont: tho Lane min Houston: ami
orang" mill Nearly IAN the Louisiaua
mills were rcprcsor ted.
\ dispatch 'r0'l Welsh saws that
ih' nsDrN"vnr condition of tho ri
tanks and ~iur3ga riIs OF several uf
ihr ul companies iu fne welsh oil
L'.f o. great -n ouch -p that the Mo
y dda'n Company uutirrr prucuri Uu
hi'H Has h.l soil .u .ho Rip Isrr.n|
'''I ''lr7'y. OBJ lar southern Pacific
railroad Today uHurrH. ION. 1r. rH.
'n- mail frHw th.-a tanks ro the rr.rr
.'" IHWn.rr station off trr Sour,
p. I'7r.f. rHmn1uE Hn De- u,1 f.gf
..'i iI.fH 'h'r" .f Ui'I Ha =snf fur.r.s
H.Ir uHa 6Iurh upa direct ta Do
'iaHt." OBJ Station rn thef- s-a.4
' H w.a ur.-. HF n -4-.-
Welsh s. +Hf. 44fF b.. a-
ru fHa ra--.. % sH.. r..--.r
.'.I fara already Up +f.y ar. .-...
I smaller Sized tr-r. ana
u install e. f-r- ...,..,...r ..-.
ry- F- -H. mr.
-~ HrH treating 3D..
' 'h afsrH r#H earr8--
I Hrr# BE- ..r -
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Every stranger vLo comes Ia Beau
raur AMI takes The time Ia look mp
our resources h asl1nishcd, As u
rule the Impression has gone forth
That beaumont only contains the
remnants of Boom and We regret
lu say HAT Int little Is being done 10
rrnrr different impression In the
m.nl NJ the outside public, The
writer looked In vain for anything IN
The TcSaa building that would remind
v.rItGrg that Beaumont was even on
The man. Port Arthur doomed mp In
photographs tn such an extent that
Igl beaumont been represented ac'
oCrdiuply Il would have made people
think that we had a young Chicago
an the banks of the Ncchcs. Beau
mont rs a good town but Is must be
made a better Beaumont, We need
more practical work in the Chamber
al Commerce and nm so much talk.
We want a united effort to build mp
what we have and get such industrial
enterprises as are suited To condi-
lions at the present time but we can
not get them with hot air. Neither
can the merchants of Beaumont ex-
tend their trade in the surrounding
country without doing something to
get the people here to see what we
have. There are numerous ways TO
get things without spending as much
money AS we are spending now and
this has been demonstrated in the
past to the satisfaction Of the Beau
who in early days accomp-
lshcd things without much talk. We
are losing valuable time. Let rs do
to have a better Beau
mont.
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SORE NECKS ON HORSES.
iore Timely Suggestions Team Own
ers Should Read.

The most of the machinery now
Used on the farm is balanced by the
onguc. and consequently great deal
weight comes on the horses neck
.hich is liable 10 get sore during the
OF weather. | know how disagree
bic it is to drive a horse with sore
leck, besides the pain and annoyance
t gives the horse. find that the
rouble can usually be avoided by OBJ
CRYING the following rules: Never
heck the horse while at work so he
,arnot lower his head and work the
ollar front slightly while standing
lou will always notice it is the horse
hat carries his head high that is most
liable to get sore neck. See that
he cellar fits the neck of the horse
o it will not work from side to side
Is ne walks.-Northwestern Agricul-
urist.
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Bio Coal Oeoot,

An enormous floating coal depot,
said to be the largest in the world,
arrived at Portsmouth, England, the
ether day from the Tyne. The depot
will hold 1900 tons, and is to be
40 rod in Portsmouth harbor, 1t will
he fitted with machinery that will en-
able the biggest Warships to i'll their
hunkcrs alongside ii. Being over ICO
oct long, the depot will accommodate
the largest cruisers atl0at.
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Dcepest Sounding Ever Made

The deepest sounding ever made
by any vessel was the United States
ship Nero while on the Honolulu
Manila cable survey. When near
Guam the Nero got 5,269 fathoms, or
&LGl4 feet, only &C feet less than
six miles. If Mount Everest, the
highest mountain on earth, were set
down in this hole it would have
above is summit depth of 2.Gl2
feet. or nearly half mile of water
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NO HUMsUG HERE.
5eaumc1t Endorsement Is What
Cunts With the Beaumont
Public.


yop can't fool the public all the
time.
Thrv viii Gud Won ont at last
Ever, time a man is fooled.
Angthnr skeptic is made.
Mari he remodi,a that make 'Le
Raclusc it fails TO keep it's prom
Uses.
Tusu's Kidney Pills bring renewed
rawaf's.
Trav cure the skepic
PLENTY Dr proof of this al home.
beaumont proof for Beaumont PEG
ro.
Heres a Caae q g.
l-re = o. Hickey. wife 0f T. o.
1frt.v. retired residing or 7-I va
--aa SAWS -RaaIu- one aTariu-
a uaU-raner al, alrar -I..r
ra- Dean. kidney pills. r urrr.
% -o m. that 'hrv Ui-h- L.Iu Ua
had marked symptoms 0f kidney
rr Co. r- three rr tu-r SCARS. and
rT.--rr p a-aa deal f-H-H FL u -r
r-lr- q great deal E .'f.ra
nd HHT-r-r-- -Tr hack rrEaI a.
rH=f Constants E-h Hr. harE
a-r- rrHr pain over Hr E.lrar-
r".f mad. -~ fa a'-
r.-- -#r -H -" UHr-a h
-.~. and ra" raEs1 Them u. %
- fee. 7 F-r heater Tf.r
ed. id rra rnl-a -al f-- lr-
rr. --- . f
s. people Can 81 rh. Hl-
fa-..-Hr rurzrgs Orig Store
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al Of the reward of $4,000 for the dis
cDycry IT means an method
iul oradicating the boil wcovil by the
next legislature. lie thinks that the
pest will have ~ meet lis fate
through some other manner than
those devised or attempted mp 40
this time, II Is understood that Mr.
johnson in his report will strongly
urge certain cultural methods by
which the rayasos NJ the weeyil may
he greatly iessened,
The lignile mine operators aud
fuel consumers Of Texas attach much
importance Ia the test which Is 10 ice
made at the Worlds Fair about Sep
Irmbor ~ at making Ignite brl
quotIcs hy the uGc al haggasse as
binder material, This experiment
win be- conducted under the auspices
uf The United States government and
viii be- In charge ~ experts In that
particular line, As IL well known
hapgassc Is the refuse of the sugar
cane and II Is Obtainahle In almost
incXhausliblc' quantities. and at a
rOminal cost. II the use of this ma,
tcrial as binder for brlQucltos Is
successful II means The solving Of
the fuel problem Of this state II Is
stated that heretofore the principal
drawback 10 manufacturing Ignite
Lrlqucltcs has been the expensive
binder which was required. There
are incyhausliblc deposits of Ignite
in Texas and II will come into gen
cral use for fuel II the proposed
briqucttc process Is a success.
The Railroad Commission has Is.
sued the following order:
In approval of joint applications.
submitted under No. 24S Of the Fort
Worth & Denver City Railway Com
p0ny, No. 21S of the Houston East e.
West Texas Railway company. No.
2S9 of the St. Louis Southwestern
Railway company of Texas. No. $50
of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
3i9 OF the Gulf. Colorado e. Santa Fe
Railway company, II Is hereby or
dcrcd that commodity tariff No. "a.
issued by this commission to apply
on lumber and articles taking lumber
rates. in carloads, transported by
railroads between points in Texas
and effective May "a. 1901, be amend
cd by adding thereto the following
item:
Effective Sept. 10, 1904. Rate on
lumber and articles taking same
rates. in carloads, from mills located
On the Texas g Pacific Railway,
Texas, Sabine Valley & Northwestern
Railway Marshall, TimpsOn & Sabine
bine Pass Railway, TeXarkana &
Fort Smith Railway. Texas Southern
Railway. Houston, East & West Tex
as Railway, Timpson Northwestern
Railway, Moscow, Camden &c San
Augustine Railway, Texas & New Or
leans Railroad st. Louis Southwest
ern Railway of Texas, TeXarkana to
Monterey inclusive, Eastern Texas
Railroad, Trinity & Sabine Pass
branch of the Missouri. Kansas &
Texas Railway of Texas. and the Gulf
Colorado e. Santa Fe Railway to sta
lions on the Wichita Falls C Okla
hOma Railway east of Wichita Falls
shall be 30 cents per 100 pounds.
This order will cancel circular No
PTS, issued Aug. 10, and circular No
2l29, issued Sent. 3, 1904.
l.. j. STOREY. Chairman,
ALLISON MAYFTELD,
Commissioners.
Attest: r. r. MCLEAN, Secretary.
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and ask what their customers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milbum Company, Buff
falU New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no Subatitutc.
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FIGS AND THISTLEs.
New light does not mean a new s


New light does not mean a new sun.
Divine fear delivers from all other
fear
Only the truthful can know the
Truth.
The lowly IN heart are lifted in
G,ruu
Taligion IS more than a Law; it IA
a iiiu.
Hsu is not eliminated by a syn.
"a. 20.
III, rHh'o Is not such a bad-lod7 ling
tstrie wreck. after all
GNv christ ydrr confidence and De
gil Eesp your character.
Your rrsirszs vul never Interest
.flsrs until 3D. afIzurl1s sou
THE lrr1 us-+az no tfr-r uith ftc
unn uhB has ceased t0 Yrar.
a religions Sing unrff-7 is not
rurl different from any l-har
y ss raz- f-r r-rr ufr r-s--
Iar ar f---Hr-#flrr rr -a-1- +H
sIs- RI ra-z 1--
uH-H-ra.- r4 ar-.l-a .--
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JApAN's PREPAREDNESS.

The thing about Iapnn's campa''N
opamsi Russia In ~" Far East TIA
mo I mprcsscs The general observer
ia The certainty with which lh" nj
Iado's land forces strike. f"w mis-
takes are made Japan may have
nyrrrglimatod The pnl"ncy ri her r'
guurcns AT Port Arthur or hav" IN
drrc, iimatcd the strength OF lh'
Russians nj that point, but she haa
made no miacalculatiuns "l8cwhrr'
Ey.rywhcrc else on land cycrylhing
bas zone forward with clock lih"
precision with IN" japanese armies
Not less impressive Is the secrecy
with which all the movements "I III"
.Iapanrso forces have been y"il"'
II l., sheen known in a general way
that Japan has been sending snip
load after ship load Of recruits :"
nIauchuria. but, except thOtc intend
ed for Port Arthur and the armies
of General Euro,i, NodZu ana oN'l'
no one knew where they were bolilIH.
After leaving the shores of the IS
land Empire they bccam" lost 70
view. General Kurupall,in has been
able at last, however, to locate NJ
least part Of them. lie has as
covered that large masses Of them
are hanging ON hO'h of his Hanks,
and threatening to cut off his rear
and late dispatches indicate that nc
fears that he will encounter still NOR"
of this species Of the "yclIow peril
rurih"r north No one has any way
of telling how many of thrsC lilIl"
"brown warriors" have been landed
in Mnnchuria or at what point they
have been landed, and knowing In"
o,trcmr secrecy with which the ia
pancsc have guarded all of Their
plans, it would not be surprising II,
nj any moment, The RuSSianS shout
find themselves in trap ana entire
" surrounded.
There Is hero an explanation Of
the reason why the Japanese govern
mcnt has been so cautions abou;
permitting newspaper correspond
cntS TO keep in touch with the move
ments of its armies. From TN"
very beginning of the present cor.
nict. SAYS the New York CONNER
cial, Japan haE-to use Il Eornacu-
lar approximation Russia guess
Ing" with the result that Russia
has not known in inst what direction
10 guard herself against attack.
This would not hay" been the case
had newspaper correspondents hCca
free to cyorci&n their vigilance. That
this hes been adroit strategy ON the
part of Japan is Obvious for, with
Russia'a limited number of troop
in tho Far East the latter power
has had NJ men 10 SPARE for boot
less crrnnds In thus krcniuc their
movements hidden the lapanca'
have plainly contributed To- the de-
moraliling aud weakening OF their
foe
The progress Of tine present war
ha# made 10 perfectly o,il,nr that
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apur could only be- prevailed upon
Too iNo anl train his "h0sses' in the
state which sends atm to the senate
wr really ihink The state would he
benefited
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

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TEXAS NOTES.


The old negress, Ellen CLANCY
who was struck in the head with an
Lax Monday night by two white men
a her home in Bolton, may die. she
/ has become worse, and the wound
may become more serious IMAM was
| AT first expected.
The little 5.ycar-old child of Mr.. j.
IA. Pcalc, living at Port Sullivan, near
Iicarne, had one Of It's feet caught in
! the chain of a bicycle while riding II
| n few days ago. tearing ii up so bad
Nv that Or. Erwin was called to am
IputHtc the foot.
Three of the five negroes arrested
MS SuSDCctS in connection with the al
legged outrage at otto, near Marlin,
! have been released and two are still
held for identification on further de-
Ivclopmcnts. The young lady has not
Isulicicnt,y recovered from the shock
MS result Of the crime, so that the
officers feel il advisable 10 carry the
parties in custody before her for
Identification.
A ncgo named Davoy who lives at
Calvert, while picking cotton recently
ia one of the northern counties was
littcn by spider. He was brought
to the home Of his father at that
place. and Notwithstanding the med
zeal skill given him. he died.
Al tho instance of County Attorney
\ IT, Neal. nine members of the WI
hanson County Burial Association,
Colorcd. n newly organized association
a. TAYLOR. for the care and burial of
CulurCd people, were arrested ycstcr-
day hv Deputy sheriff u. A. Smith mp
on charges Of violation of the state
insurance law All gave bonds In
the sum Of S200 each for their ap.
noarancC IN the county court ai
GEORGETOWN next Monday.
\ rrightful and ncrhapS fatal acct
dent occurred at Peters gin in Wax.
nhuchic \ young man named Frank
bennington. employed nj the gin
while cleaning oui notes from the
"u stand had his right arm caught
in tho saw and II was ground and
Ia the shoulder before the
machinery could be- stopped and his
arm released Ills face and side uf
bis head were also badly cut hy On"
saws Medical attention was imn'-
I.1trlv given the wounndcd man and
.H..H. D q a.. sN ##F AL ]
.I. +. NOW iu q urccarious condition
nI way succumh to his injuries
Jn au interview with "a urwar1unr
.arr..rnu1.uf lately Col y = o..
..a rrasiF,ut ~ the cotton Grow
u. a.apefaffuu. strongly urges fhn
arm,r- fn hold ih,ir cotton Tor o.
.nf. and fu market 90 very SLOWLY
ihu-. Who hold 20 thD 'une,-f vii
. ..I.H .n. most fYr 20 iuHauurh @.
Don frH fru. condition. ie known
..r. rf1 d. great errawl1. frr
HH.H hl' De- Ia',
fff. n-rfun fa fta' fhr iH1 wcrgT
."rf ru1 arafuaiiv nzf.Hdur To-.
fH.r. of danger AMI 'h. Hr ffHr
. T.r n.E.r have another f1 1000 "fH
IL. .-HH aT1 make rrffnr -H uu rH
. ,.r.. H.fHrH arn-fU- Hrn1 .- plant.
T.. n-H thinks ffar Hr Hr.urr.
H. r.r"-11 Euf. arF rain.
.H r.faa r-Hr $500 80 ~.
a. r rH1.r r0 rHr r.rf
'. r.T.rr r.Fr-Hr .F -f.
'.T r..r r.Hrr1 r#r~| e-f.-
.f#r rsrHr. nj.
rf -rU ana -#.r#H.H- H.
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The striking paokiAg house en-
plovos have lost ont and dropped
s5nnr.uDu, while doing 50, Now, II
,,.-v will drop Mt, Dnnnolly, they
wil Doe in good shape 10 take u fresh
.LnLI
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''. -ar rsT.-an 1.'rrH- .F -f.
'.T r..HT r.Hr-1 r"rr e-'.-.
| r.r r HH#u Hr.r--. nh. -..
rH. Hrt arH -I.HrrHr
rh. HHrrr .IHr rr .Hf.r
-" T-t-rl- rarl.rr Ta r
F a r#-r HsF
H. n- be- nrTa-erHHH rfH+
I- FfrU Co.'s rH fa.lr q -sfl..r.-
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Have son ss-r ts=p 90 The Clio.
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r fs ra-- fr n man ufH f-z--
far ar f---HrrHffrr rr -a-lr rH
seer Fri ra-z uH--
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a religions frluE rnnrff-1 De- not
rfurl different from any 1-har.
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ASA Jackson, young machinist. cm
ploycd at the Vernon Iron Works at
Lecsvillc. committed suicide by taking
an overdose of laud1num. Mr.. Jack
son came from Missouri anu had been
their nearly two years.
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The following branch onices have
been established for the benefit OF
those living a distance f fIisn, t IN
The Tee.Des Wants lsft az ba any y ,, q,
these BRANCHES VII f thouxh they had hsd
,asu Ieft ut Inc Main Office, and there
iii Ia no extra cost to the advertiser.
~ niIoHTER's DRUG sToRE, TWEEN.
+v.fifth and Venable streets.
VIZ. EANEs, Twenty.flfth and Leigh
streets.
4. A. SCOTT, twenty .'l'th and Broad
RosT. il WILLIAMS, Twenty.flrst
and Marshall streets.
q q. M. HARRISON, Foushee and
a. w. SLATiMER. No. 800 West Mar.
rH ION DRUG STORE, No. t52i
West Main Street.
/. /. gEVERlDoE, Brook Avenue and
RAYS ssy DRUG STORE. Barton
pE zt9Fy DRUG STORE, No. $500
williamsburg Avenue, Fulton
RoBlN,s PHARMACY, No. 200 East
Marshall street.
MRS. gRAlNEY, No. 1877 Twenty-scc.
ond street, Farmount.
CRY DRUG STORE, No, t444 East
Main Street, corner Fifteenth.
JUpsoN CUNNINGHAM, No. 2o27
East Main. corner 7 I, w Y = ~ 'lrs e. ,,A
south Pine Street
neutrality-suspicious. CO.,
No. 41B East Broad Street.
r. : 7 r . 2 ~ = y
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AolJsE FURNISHINGS.

WI; MAKE a SPECIALITY or NAIL MAI,
az tho cost OF agents we are SOLE az age. i
tor lie sorth ap wrlte US FOR
ln ata lnpues OF these goods. We carry,
f fuli line or china Ware. GLASS ware. I'm
and Enameled Ware. kawn Mg gceeen
i ,a~ and Windows: In fact. everything
in The houscfurnishing line: our price, are
the lowest; we prepay on AZ ~ snr
nIInom.' BRowNE g. coNsTlNE, 2S H.
Hroaa Street. I4ta.lHH -saa
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WINES A.ip LIQUORS.

SELL NOTHING BUT STRAIGHT
quantity. Old Overholt 6 years.. $3.50
per gal; Calvert e years., $3.50 gall,
Maysville Club g years.. SO: Jessamin!e
Country Rye, $3.50 per gal; Carroll
Springs. s2.25 per gall; Clifton Springs.
81 per gall; None Such. sl50 per gal.
Complete stock at correspondingly low
prices Goods shipped any part Of tho
tered letter. certified check. postal money
or express order. PHIL. G. KELLY, Rich
mond Va.
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TooLs

ATTENTION., cAKpE NTERs AND MA
chinlsts! W. arc open for the summer
months from Z a. M. to 8 r. Nj. 81 houIs)
and until 10 r. N. Saturdays. we handle
the tools OF your trade-Starrctts lo s,.s -
you know what that MEANS" quality.
Call or phone your orders. the live and let
live people. HARRIS IlDW. co, 400 10
Broad Street.
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CLOTHING.

GOING TO sToP RUNNING DOWN
to The city to buy clothing; you L,.r can n
ono Of our now mail order customers.
Nc We can p please you reader Just as well.
4 postal vii, bring 81 big batch Of sam.
pies 10 seiec, from. and II NC dan,t III
Write and try the plan once. O IA.
BERRY & CO., Richmond Va.
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FURNITURE.

WANTED. ALL COUPLES AND FAM
lies who are now boarding to- know how
buying their furniture OF us: VIC. gunran-
tee our prices tile lowest for either cash
or easy payments. O6TRANDERS, NO.
700 West Broad Street. Prices and tnfor-
nation cheerfuly given by letter.
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BIG MONEY IN PUTS AND CALLS
$3.50 often earns $50 to $50 week ,rhe
surcst and ga fest method OF trading;
positively no risk beyond small amount
Invested: no knowledge of trading re-
quired; teachers, ministers, merchants.
farmers. everybody buys these privt-
lcges. For clear explanation OF Puts and
Calls write NJ. IT. PARRISH & CO.,
Drexel Building. Philadelphia, Pa.
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DAY LIGHT STORE.

THE DAYLIGHT STORE;
open from A. NJ. until 9 p. NJ. and
want. HARRIS IiDW. Co, 400 y. Broad
Street.
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CANDY.

yo1r DON'T LIVE IN RICHMOND
and want KAEMPF's Candy? That's
~ money order: your candy will come
as sure ms daybreak. 10 North Ninth IN.
4 4 box OF KAEMPF's celebrated Mixture s.
delivered TO sou. all charges PAID lor
IN cents. 35Ft.
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ORGAN BARGAINs--YE HAVE a MUM
Der of high-grade organs when nave
been taken In exchange; every instru-
ment in perfect order. and we sell them
al a sacrifice to get rid OF them. Prices.
S. $40, sl5 Sao. SO: just a few at each
price: come whlie they last ~ HE "a
RLE COMPANY. H
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-WEpplNo INVITATIONS.

SCRIPT or T1FFANY TENT. BEST
stock. double envelopes delivered any.
where. 81 per 100; addtiona, si;sq per o.
samples for stamps N1CtiMON0 CAHl1
co barton Heights, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

ANY PRICE WILL BUY a GOOD
SQUARE Piano tomorrow at COB East
broad Street: one good piano, worth *9o,
will be sold for $50 cash; think Of y.
our big removal sale Will furnish gen.
,Iine bargains. CHASE HACKLEi co..
cog East Broad Street. GB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

FsTE,Y ORGAN BARGAINS-pNE FOR
parjor use, SIS: one students Organ,
With foot pedals. suitable foi. church,
SIS. we only advertise genuine bargains
call at once for these organs. worth
double tic money. ESTEY ORGAN
AGENCY Tg0 f. Main. .H5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

WHERE; DID YOU GET YOUR NEW
Piano2 That's not new that = , my oiu
was done oyer. at FERG USSON'S. and
am better satisfied with It than would 9
be With lots of new ones. What fEE-
GUSSON BROS. don't know ABOUT Pr
!. amos IL not worth KNOWING. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

WANTED. no KNOW WHY HAVE
your shoes repaired by machine shoe e:
makers and coblcrs when LELAND
warrants superior work for the same
and gents; also shoes for all kinds OF
crIpples; 20o North Fifth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

PIANOS AT SMALL FIGURES "A RE.
moval sale Is here and prices torn 10
stock. CHASE HA CkLEY PIANO CO..
Goa East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE On
complete repairing department this side
or New York. You are invited 70 insP I.,,
Il and see samples OF our work FEH-
tGUSSOS BROS. II w. Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

CIGAR STORE ON ONE OF THE BEsTh
business thoroughfares at less than
value: rare opportunity: investigates
I'D. G. AN 3- - ,l.i