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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-07-21
Samuel Golf, Cereal, Okla.
s w. Williams. Vincennes. Ind.
q nuar ri Reno Okla

Samuel Golf, Cereal, Okla.
S. w. Williams. Vincennes. Ind.
S. j. Dyer, Ell Reno. Okla.
J. w. Whipple. Stiles, Wis.
In. Hunter Dawson Dprings, by.
Hans Sterup, Gresham Neb.
VIM. FL. Shoemaker, Cheney, Neb.
w. G. Butler. Node, KY
Geo. u. E. Simpson, Sycamore, va.
Mason Oldham. Graham, Tex.
Edward Hotchlaiss. Seattle, Wash.
A. Page Rockport, Miss.
John Thompson, 1903 central ave-,
H. ]. Mullens, Rudieryille, Tenn.
T. ]. Guice, Longstreet, La.
]. w. Bowman, Towner, N. d.
Minneapolis. MINI.
w. T. McDade, Gallman, Miss.
]. p. Orwell, Zama, Ark.
C. R. Robbins, Kirwin, kas.
| Joseph Siebein, Salmon, Idaho.
C. H. Blystone, Meadvlile. Pa.
w. E. Moore, Blossom. Tex.
Alex Mckinney, Galloway, Neb.
H. M. Purdy, St Paul, Neb.
| |. A. Gander, Bunceton, Mo.
John Harrison, Larsen, Wis.
A. p. Bodwell, Lebanon, Neb.
Fred w. Tegeler, Meadow Grove, Neb.
| S. s. Glasgow, Eden, Ill.
| a. f. Parsons. North Platte. Neb.
O. C. Mulliken, Seward, Neb.
r. R. No. 2.
]. H. Davis. Grapevine. Tex.
| r b. Lewis. Pembroke. Neb.
d M Mcconnell, Walnut Hill, la.
Geo. M. Austin. Home, heb.
f. Nj. Stoy. Terrell, Tex.
Jas. Cummings, Hagler, Ark.
]. S. Balm, Meltonyille. Ala.
]. C. Andre, Logan. Neo.
LIP. s. Stout, Holyoke. Colo
lE. b. Whitmore. Rochester. N. \.
la. r.. Randall. Proctor, Tex.
Thos Marshall, Selma. ind.
John T. Craig. Pawnee, Okla.
r +. Paradise. Andoyer. Mass.
In G. Mccain, Grand View. Tex.
liz. w. Galloway Ashland. Ala.
n. Smith. Lubbock. W. Va.
J. X. Reed. Lily. Fla.
Vim. Anderson, South auburn, Neb.
IL. !. Maxson. erie. kas.
N. Rosenberg. spannuth. Neh.
VIM. Hess, Milton. III.
M. "a. Mitchell. Staplcharst. Neb.
IL. G. Norton, Dewitt. Neb.
~. ]. Eager. Cisco. Tex.
IL. 4. Balm. Mellonsvlllc. Ala.
w. M. CLARK. South Auburn. Neb.
n. .. Miller. nloomingt n. Ina.
WIN. d. Lyon. Kingston. Ark.
Note Names appearing more thar
once have sent IN more than one lou
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Fred Schmidt & Bro. announce that
the July clearing sale will be contin-
ued for another week. Great Ieduc-
tions in every department to dispose
of spring and summer goods to make
room for fall and winter stock soon
to arrive.
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We wish to call your attention 10
the celebrated Boston Dentists. Any
Of our readers desiring the best In
dentistry at very reasonable price
will find them the leading and pro-
gressive Dentists OF the city Of Linz
coin.
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IL you contemplate moving to Lin
coin. Neb.. address DIR. o. r. Lambeit-
son, 1906 O ST.. who has suburban
home OF 20 acres Tor sale.
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HELP FURNISHED or E1PLOv.
TENT SECURED.

We can furnish farm or other help
of all kinds and secure positions for
unemployed. Let MS know what You
want and where. Lincoln Employ
ment Agency. 1893 q NJ Phone nt5Ot.
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DO you wish 10 sell Your farm II
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ard best terms Or. II you wish 10
buy q farm, ranch or Lincoln homo.
write 10 or call on Williams 4 Bsatt.
ii06 O IT.. Lincoln. Neb.
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John SdiZman, O1OuX lily, Neps
M. v. Sepperd, Holdrege, Neb.
A. Freeland, Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.
G. M. Garner, Snyder, Tex.
Morris Manson, Shickiey, Neb.
d. Warren, Belyidere, Neb
Lewis Richard, Wood River, Neb.
E. J. Owen, Ansley, Neb.
John G. Purifoy, Zamd, Ark.
r. J. Cooper, Lebanon, KY.
G. B. Stewart, Direct. Tex.
Milton Zimmerman, Ruio, Neb.
Jonathan Higgins Cambridge, Neb.
J. Y. Doak, Republican City, Neb.
]. T. BEDFORD. Aulauf, Ore.
H. ]. Walker, Belvidere, Neb.
VIM. Lillard, Raymond, Mont.
Bertrand, Neb.
A. r. Massa. Ccokeville, Tenn.
VIM. Hess. Milton, Ill.
G. w. Fifer. Findlay. O.
] A. Hogg, Shelton, Neb.
N. r. Duncan, Rulo, NeD.
S. P. Peterson, Huntley, Neb.
J. H. Wood, Detroit, Mich.
s. w. Howerton, Silver Creek, Neb.
]. H. Burman, Dothan, Tex.
Jas. Seibein. Salmon, Idaho.
E. P. Bruce. Bruce, La.
J. w. Buffum, Iecumseh, Neb.
H. C. Childrey. lakewood. Ala
Vim. Fessler, Garrett, Kas
Geo. Schofeldt, Nelson, Neb.
w. A. Reese, Sterling. Neb.
]. E. People. Westoria, Mich
John Buchanan, Valparaiso. Neb.
]. P. farrell, Cooley, Tex
d. J. Gates, Albion, Neb.
l.. Darling, Sedgwick Cnlo.
Otto Bolt, COLUMBUS, Neb.
S. e. Provolt, Rocky Ford, Colo.
John N. Seavey, Patriot, Ind.
r. ID. Jones, Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
J. A. Moline, Ogalalla, Neb.
Capt. G. w. Lloyd, New Rochelle, NY.
T. E. Burrows, Beatrice, Neb.
John J. Boon, Jackson, Tenn.
C. Jussel, Havana, Neb.
H. Fl. Grover. Ell Dorado. Kas.
Aug. Honeke, Hoskins, Neb.
John Foreman. New Bellsyille, Ind
A. r. Randall, Proctor Tex.
F. Watson, Susanna, Mo.
Anthony Dolezilek, Silver Lake, Kas.
Geo. w. H. Kennedy, Shelton, Wash.
f. P. Boyer, Chappell, Neb.
| T. Nj. Edwards, Madge, Okla.
| N. J. Madison, Minden, Neb.
T. B. Frazier, Frankfort. Ind.
r. M. Edwards, Madge, Okla
A. Reid, Sturgis. s. d.
J. G. Wolfe, Almira, Wash.
| A. M. Hood, Point Isabel, Ind.
| r. Donovan, Hayelock, Neb.
L. E. Lockwood. Coldwater, Mich.
| C. Sorenson, Dannebros, Neb.
VIM. M. Fairbairn, Pawnee City, Ncb
A. C. Leeper, Auburn, Neb.
w. B. Wolf, Oaktown, Ind.
is. w. Provolt, Stroud. OKLA.
II. ]. Teagarden. Hamilton, Mo.
Nv. H. Shoemaker, Cheney, Neb.
J. Fl. Turner, Bodega Bay, CAL
IG. F. Schmidtlein, Woodyille, Ore.
A. Page, Rock Pont, Miss.
J. W. Stricken, Bertrand, Neb.
l.. E. Higgins, Omaha, Neb.
&C. e. Pegues, Alto, Tex.
John l.. Lutz, Holton, Kas.
j. G. Ranger, Salem, Neb.
H. C. Hunter, Dawson Springs, Ky.
| S. A. Wright, Springfield, Mo.
| Alex Mckinney, Galloway, Neb.
M. l.. Mcdonald. Commerce, Ga.
C. J. Jackson. Bolton, Tex.
j. M. Day, Jackson, Tenn.
&c. r. Robbins, Kirwin, Kas.
j. s. Hill, Long Pine, Neb.
Geo. Bolt, st. Louis, Mo.
A. Norelius. K.ron. La.
II. w. Bowman, Tower, N. ID.
f. M Anderson, Auburn, Neb.
L. S. Gilbert, Gilber's Place. Neb.
VIM. Allerton, Rosenberg. 0.
J. X. Keithley, browning. Mo.
- ------. Stratton, Neb.
j. ii. Edmisten. Lincoln, Neb.
w. r. Pinkston. View. Ga.
w. l.. Hand, Kearney, Neb.
II. Bradford, Nashville. Ark.
A. III. Edwards. Bentonville. Ark.
John Salzman. Omaha. Neb.
Henry Rhodes, pisgah. Mo.
w. III. Brown. Rrownlee. Neb.
j. 8. Maxson. Erie. Kas.
II. II. Woods. Bnrwell. Neb.
A. Upton. Nebraska City. Neb.
4 III Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
OF HUMAN INTEREST,";
STORIES OF TODAY
Tricks Of the Tongue.

sfR i've are often tricked BY the tongue III
moments OF excitement suid q man
with Ii bnnt for the numerous and
n 1latpci, 10 recall at the moment u father
Il funny thing that happened a few years
Hgo III o. literary society meeting, una II
rather apily illustrates the point. oue
8of the older members who had promote9
Y The organization and WHO was looNeu
isiipoii az a leader in thought and STUDY
80 fur as the society was concerned, W.
nounced rather suddenly at one OF INC
meetings that he fotind 1t necessary ~
tender his resignation He made q tetl,
Ing Iittlc speecli, aud what lie shld, anu
tho fact Of his resignation proNoked -
number OF very atfectionntc and tnnnpsl
fearful tributes. Nearly all the memptts
had something to say, ana nna,iS 'ns
time rolled around for the presiuei' ~, ~
make d few remarks expressive or hls
rerrst. He vas evidently burdened with
feeling when ne got on hls feet; " =
WITH very great exu1taneN.' he said,
that we part with our best friend. He
paused. because he realized that his ton-
que had trippcd him on tho word 'eSult-
5Rricc.s 1T Is without reluctance, ne ne
gan again. but he never 1lnished t he
sentepce. His tongue had thrown nm
down the second time. ana IN way
which robbed the situation OF It's tear1ui
aspect. for the members could not re-
train from laughing at the curious mis-
takes the president had made, in the Sc.
lection Of words. 1t was all the fault OF
his tongue and the snme KIND OF thing
has no doubt happened to most OF us AT
snnae time or o1her."-New Orleans
Times. Democrat. y 81
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NOTICE.


STATE OF. VIRGINIA. CITY or RICll-
niond. To- wit--rHf HOME BREWING
COMPANY, n corporation chartered bn-
der he laws Of the state OF virginia,
and being engaged IN bottlins. Selling
and manufacturing laScr beer ana uthcr
beverages in kegs barrels. bottles and
boxes. with the following marks and de-
vices, or either OF them, VIZ. S%pitons.
having on one side the trade mark &c
the Company as follows: An eagle sit
ling on Il stump with a small kcg in his
mouth with the word 'Trade near the
bottom Of the. STUMP aud TO INC icti.
and the word Mark near u the. bottom
OF the stump and to the right. Just OBJ
posite the word trade. also tho words
Home Brewing Company. Richmond,
Ma, ctched.H Beer Bottles soda
BOTTLES with the above described trace
mark ana words Home i3Fosg,ns so.
Richmond Va. Registered, blown IN
same Beer Boxes with the above trade
mark aud words "flome Brewing Co..
Richmond Va. btrut on same, Beer
Boxes. soda Foxes, Kegs and Barrels
With the following words l'tifnt " lile
same. yl2.. Home Brewing Go,s kich-
mond. Va" Al persons arc hereby noti-
ga aud cautioned nor 70 MI with any
beverage afly atlch bottles boxes. kegs
OF. Sybhnns 10 marked az 10 sell, irhthc
iI., or buy tho same, cthnr~iao they w'il
b prosecuted according To ln"r nc
said Home Brewing CO., hereby d.
clare the anoye described marks and
devices are being fused by theni IN me
business Of manufacturing. bcttllnR and
selling lager beer and other beverages
as aforesaid, aud they hereby claim the
exclusive rightfto ,,se said MARKS ana
devices in the business ateresa1d !. unaerr
and by vlrute of an act Of the General
Assembly of Virginia, approved hlarch
It'll. 1900 HOME BREWING GO e p,
FULLER, Secretary and Treasurer.
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SPECIALLY Low ROUND TRIP RATES
OFFERED BY THE SEABOARD

AIR LINE RAILWAY.
320T0--Richmond. Va, to Jacksonville,i
Fla. and return. account meeting In
terstate Sugar Cane Growers Associa-
tion;" tickets on sale May I'd and Sd,
good returning until May s, 1904,
s29.7O-Richmond, Va, TO Carthage, Mo-,
and return, account Annual Meeting Ger
man Baptist Brethren. May 15th-27th;
8tickets on sale May nth to 2ith, nclu-
siye, good returning May S0th; can be
same and payment of fifty cents.
n $50 OIL Richmond. Va, 10 Dallas, Texas,
and return on account General Assem-
9ly Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
May 1sth-27th; tickets on sale May 18th
10 18th, inclusive. good. returning May
81, 1904.
\ se5. 5-gichmond. Va, 20 San Francisco
or Los Angeles, Cal. account General
conference Methodist Episcopal Church"
May 3D. TO slst. and National AsAocin-
zion OF Retail Groeers Of Cn!ted States"
May 80 TO Sth; tickets on sale april I'd
10 goth inclusive. good returning june 80,
1904. stop overs are allowed both go-
fing ana returning al number OF points.
also SIDE trips are gwen 10 holders OF
tAese tickets &c various points OF inter-
est
Rates given above are from Richmond,
same reduction from other points on the
Seaboard, Information IN regard 10 the
above gladly gwen.
W. Al, TAYLOR G. n, A.,
$50 East Main Street
ii. S. LEARD, ID. r. a.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

commlssloner's DEC,

Commissioners Once,
Eowha tan Va: Aprill !; q ~ 192a y,
Z TIE CIRCUIT COURT or PoNvHA-
TAN COUNTY, ENTERED APRIL Z,
1891,
Allcgheny National Bank. " Complainant,
Thomas G. Perriue, sally J Perrine. his
wife; Anna "; y, Hsglip III DRYDEN Glar-
Tor u r.dm,indsop, William p edmund
son, Ell i.dmnndson, ,irp aud Ida +.
f.nmurdson, his wife and r. a. Eaugh,
shcriT. and Us sue!, Admni9 8, {, !.
on consideration whereof, the court
doth sdiudgc. order and decree that thia
cause be referred TO one 81 The commits
hI e2nr. 20 s'''e ana
% An account showing tho real estate
OF which Louisa O.. Edmundson died,
seized and possessed IN the, Stnte OF Mn
gina, and its annual aud fee simple
I ls5 An account showing the personal
estate Of which she died seized anu pos,
sessed and remaining now III me ss'hte OF
lB IN. .lm account SLOWING the debts duo
by the said Louisa c. Edmnndson ana
~ .lr, account OF all debts against said
real estate or any portion thereof and
tther liens ana priortles, and especially
tie DEBT OF Sl3,2ol.Gl assigned TO the plain
a, An account of all dclinGucnt taxes,
IL my. against the said real estate OF any
Xii Of witch said ,accounts, together
with any matter deemed pertinent by l1n
or required by any party 70 pc specihliy
stated said commissioner shall report 70
And the court doth further adjudge, or
der and decree that the said commissioner
anal publish once Il week for four success
sve weeks notice Of the time a and pia ,n,
be Equivalent to personal service upon
all parties. ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
va, rn hereby notified that proceedings
viii be hegan, Mt my said once tb at y a M
~ of said decree at which time and
Mace YOU may attend IL you see fit.
Given under my hand as COMMISSIONS
In Chancery OF the said court, the day ard
year first aforesaid.
Commissioner in Chapcery for the Circuit
Court of PoWhatan county,
Bryan & Williams, Willis i, Smith, p, q,
npl 29-law-at
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LIST OF PRIZE-WlrlNERS I'm
THE HISTORICAL COMPETITION

Contest created
interest by we'll as by The amount Of nna
ana Instructive ".
Przc was lynn 2ote Park Avenue city
The other 8tfg y.
W. moeruae. Department Of Richmond Va
Mrs. g. Smith, so East Grace street. Oily.
Reginald Shelton, No. Clay street, city
=. Nellie Va
FIN No Baltimore &
Mary "a street. Petersburg, Va
Allne No EastC street, city.
Ethel Mo Street. city.
A, M, Street, CITY
No Avenue, Chestnut Fill city
e. No Street. city FL
". Warmnste, Va
les hJrd Hill city,
Agatha Aleu-,
Fuaua NO street, city,
w. Twenty.thld Street. city.
ohm r, Garrett Manchester, Va
Taylor Va
Mahoney send In her address wlth
choice
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WANTED.

WA NTED-REWARD 500 FOR ANY
case OF Indigestion. ,Constipatl lon, Ner-
vous trouble, etc, otc.. that the DAN,
IEIS method of physical culture ana
deep breathing cannot cure; G2i y. Brl)hd
Street a positive guarantee with each
case. Hhtye
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NOW IS THE T1ME-At.i MY sly LES ~.
terms aud that have the wearing quar-
ity; you make your selection ana 40
tic rest HENRY HARRIS, 5l3 East
Min. --- ~ ---------
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WANTED. PUPILS FOR WALTZ OR
two step; satisfaction guaranteed; class
7;sS =. ii. every Mond;ly, 4 T., NJ every
'rSursday. Miss, EVA BOWcoCK, 627
ID Broad Street (oaniels's SchooD.
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,rII1I SEASON is ON FOR FISHING
ana hase-bal all kinds to be had and at
nrices that VIII suit you at JOE BICK-
ilRSTAFFS, Eighteenth and Main SITS.
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Low RATES TO secnsoNvlLLE

Low RATES TO JACKSONVILLE,
< FLA, VIA ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Eugarcane Growers Association, J.3Gk-
xonyile. Fla MAY 4th 10 Glh, tbis Inc
VIII sell round trp tickets at rate OF
ono ,iyst-class fare, plus y cents which
a. from Richmond 5000; Petersburg,
1895. tickets on sale May "a anu Sd 1905
with final limit MAY sin. 1876 phls is
The quickest and best roni's, offering
gniln,4n Sleeping, Drawing room DlI-
ing and Tborollghfare ears, without
ni'anEe. For complete information ap-
lis 10 any agent Of THO COMPANY on
y G, s. CAMPREI.L
Division Passenger Agent,
S3s Fiasl Main street. Richmond VA
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The Value Of Appearances.

ss A captain on one Of the ferryboats ply
ting in this harbor tells tho following
story Of the value Of coat of paint,
Il says the New York Post.
y S.,Some years ago owned a small sail
sting vessel engaged In the coast and West
xlndian trade. While we were lying at
The ila. West indies, a Stranger approached
N and after critically eyeing my craft
Il asked: III,
S8.''One thousand eight hundred will buy
4 her. told him.
It'll give you thirteen hundred, re-
4 piled the stranger She is an old boat
v and not worth any more 58s
8s.I refused his offer, and he soon dis
appeared, but 1 made up my mind that
Il I would spend little money for white
port, unloading tho cargo, I would havo
my men paint up the boat and improve
her appearance When sailed Into this
port again she looked as good rs rs new,
fellow walking about, looking the craft
& over. Soon he approached me and asked;
o., *, Ser me; SIR but how much Will
= - You can have her for $500. I told
It $500 and TT r., take her. her.. he ,e
about thousand on $40 worth Of paint"
A Frying Cat.
Speaking of cats have one at my
comes TO prying into things, said a man
who is fond of animal study, to New
it is really interesting TO watch him. If
there is anything around the place he
doesn't understand 1T is because 1t Is
new, and hasn't been there long enough
Tor him to inquire into IT, Generally
when anything new Is brought into the
MT n II 4 c
\ ne can't get to ii, he Will do his hest TO
lind out what, It IS, and ir he fails TO
& time he will wait until some more
a suspicious time. The other day Tom dis
covered for the first time that couple
III one ofsthe rooms. Since that time we
n have not been able to see any peace
around the house. lie Is simply crazy
sfRrecognizes the fact that his old enemy
s$is bodied forth in the pictures, and 1t
NJ may be that he thinks they are alive and
want to make rough house, if I may
use a slang saying. AT any rate. he is
X always clawing at the wall and whining
land jumping up on chairs, and doing
dying 70 find out something about the
q dog pictures. ! suppose we shall have
TO take the pictures down and allow Tom
TO satisfy himself as to the nature of
dence of the curious part Of his nature.
If the members OF the family are scat
tered in different parts OF the house. and
h happen to be talking, he simply runs
from one group to another. He seems
to be afraid he'll not hear all that's being
said, and he nearly runs himself to death
II going from one group to the other, Il
cannot say, how much of the conversation
he understands, for do not know def
& nitely the extent of TOMS vocabulary,
b but ] know he takes An immense inter-
est In all that Is satsi. seer the conversa-
ton turn on humorous point and pro-
Il duce hearty laugh, and he will enter
~ ,.ty 80 tI1a ,,y;1I
!, parently laugh with the family. But
this Ia all beside the question, was
n merely speaking of the fact that Tom is
conclusion that l have seen hue few hui
man beings who were so keenIy curious
Y as this little family pet"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

,rtInRE ARE 100 COUNTIES IN vtR-
GINA It Is estimated that k4AEMpF'S
candy ia eaten in two-thirds of them;
ITO North Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

1-IttsN ORR SMALLEST ROSES HAVE
rood foot and will walk or grow from
the time SGT out. MERIT ROSE CO..
Grace and Cedar. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

rclnbrnt cd New York Smoked Sausage.
also Goose Liver Sausage ut B1tAUElt'S.
East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

RHEUMATISM TAKES A BACK SEAT
wien the carboyS of a. y. WATER
comes In Phone 1852.
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HELP WANTED--Fe1n

STEM GRAPIIERf FOR A LEADING
North Carolina winter resort; must De
able to conduct society column IN local
magazine: year-around positions; most
desirable opportunity for educated. re-
fined girl. Address TIE SMITH PRll-
MIER TYPEWRITER COMPANY, So2
f. Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

EVERYTHING IN THE FISH, OYSTER
and game line that Is IN season at
BRAIifIR'S, 3 u. Broad street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

WHAT'S IT MATTER IL HER EYES
If she eats llNEMPF's candy and thinks
of you?
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yvtIy MOTT 60 TISHING2 TACKLE OF
iii kinds at THE BRUCE HARDWARE
co. No. sos East Marshall Street.
Phone 1925
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NOW IS T1r1 T1ME,,,.AaLL NY NJ SI l.f
terns and that have the wearing 1unl-
~. Vol, make your selection and do
Tia Trcst. HENRY HARRIS, Oh East
Main
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7TEE-DEE BRANCHES

The folowintG ne, Branch H., Offices hesaoi have ge
been established lor me benefit ~ o.
Main Office OF The Times-Dispatch.
The Tee-D Wants left Ut any OF
these branches will receive the same
On reful attention as though they nae
been left at the Main Once, ana tneIe
will be no extra cost 10 the au'e'''ser'
sLAUGHTER'S DRUG STORE, TWen-
ty-fifth and Venable Streets.
w, r. EANE5, Twenty-tifth and Leigh
Streets.
A. a. SCOTT, Twcnty-ffth and Broad
Streets.
RoB1'. .. WILLIAMS, Twenty-flrst
and Marshall Streets,
r.. n, M, HARRISON, Foushee and
Broad Streets.
G. w. TIMER, Mo, 300 West Mar
shall street,
Tf3OMPSON'S DRUG STORE, No, 1921
West Main Street.
/, L, HEVE RIDGE, Brook Avenue and
RspY,s DRUG STORE, Barton
peoFLE's DRUG STORE, No, 5000
williamsburg Avenue, Futon
RcBlhis PAARMACY, No. 200 East
Marshall Street.
MRS. F,AlMEY No. 1a11 wsnty-ssc'
ond Street, Paramount.
CITY pRuG STORE, No, 1874 East
Main Street, corner Fifteenth.
JUpSoN CUNNINGHAM, No, 2o27
East Main, corner TWenty-first,
PiNE-STREET PHARMACY, NO ss4
south Pine Street,
PoiNpENTER ,tIRk-PARRlSH CO..
no. ats East Broad Street
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BEST i HAVE EVER EATEN IS a
daily compliment we receive of our
bread T.. I'lERFINSON'S BAKERY.
Try it for yourself: AZ North Sixth st.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
REMOVAL.

| HAVE, MOVED MY MACHINE SHOPS
from SO n, Fifth Street 70 NO. - n,
Seventh, between Main ana frahkllI
Streets. and my bicycle store 70 NJ, 2a1a
West Broad street b, A. Bl.laNNER'
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'11 1Rc;INIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
" Or TIE COUNTY,. OF, CtLIJSrER-
FIELD, TIE 18TH DAY Olr APRIL, 1906
Company, Il Corpora ion,.,..,, Plaintiff,

n G.. bninny, Jr..,....... Defendant.
Upon an Atttaaethment Routrned Executed
frhc object OF This suit Is to recover
defendant, under Sections 1i0l and l105 OF
HE {'odc Of Virginia Of 1887, aud to attach
tic estate OF tlleIsaid defendant and sub
tins claim, And affidavit having been
made and filed that Il, G. Dhinny. IL, Is
ut resident Of the state Of Virginia. 1T
is ordered that lie appear here within
fifteen days after the due publication OF
this order and do whit, is necessary 10
protect hts interests I'm this suit
! copXrSI'esie;
". l.. Royal. p. q apl lotlaw-iw
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Cf1--316 EAST FRANKLIN
Street, $500. RICHARD l.. MAUHY,
Apply oil premises after 3 p. NJ.
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NOW rs THE bl,IATFi-A1 MY sTY LES
are fresh and new. Fabrics of latest pat
terms and that have the wearing quail
ity: you lnlakc your selection and do
the rcst. IlENRG HARRIS, 5l3 East
I tAJnju tt4aasg
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MULES AND HORSES.
Having Just Opened at 1917 z. FRANKLIN
Street. Il wholesale and retail stable for
sale OF mules and horses, we wish TO
announce that VIC now haze on lland q
very fine selection of young mules az
reasonable prices. S. p. CLAY, Prop"
l. s. MEIALEY. Salesman. ]
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FEY TIME is NEARLY HERE; SCREEN
Wire Window and Doors very cheap
at BRUCE HARDWARE CO.. No. 5OS
East Marshall Street. Phone 1a2S.
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+ Rent hox in the sirdng li,c and burglar
proof vault ~ Tho State Bank " VIZ
gaia. ChagGes moderate.