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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-12
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\ LEAVE RICHMOND DALI

LEAVE RICHMOND DALI. 8$
. 300 A. M.-NOHFOLk7 LIMITED Arrives
Norfolk 1l:2o a. A. . Stops only at PetersburE.I
s:o5 X. M.@sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Burs.
rarlor Car. Petersburg 70 Lynchburg and Roam.
:oke. Pullman seepers Roanoke a 10 st. Louis.
Bluefeld to Cincinnati; also Roanoke to npx.
VILE, and Knoxville to Chattanooga ana Mems
phis. 4. u T3Et
i:oo r. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar,
rives Norfolk 500 p. M Stops only at Peters.
burg Wayerly and sutfolk. Connects viii
Balt:mo re and Wa shin through coach %
7:25' =. M,--For norfolk and all stations 60,
s.so,P. M.1NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sieepers. Richmond to Lynchburg And
Roanoke Petersburg to Bristol, Lynchb0r9 To-
5chattanSoga. Memp lis and New orisans.i8 Cafe
Is s:p p -woRLD,s i. AIR SPECIAL
Through pullman gig eper Petersburx 70 Il ST,
rains arrye from the west ?;ss 4. Y I, 40
% of, Ice No. as East Main street.
W. BaiBEv1LI,St 3a4g c. H. BOSLEY,%s
Gent Pass ACT Dist. Pass At. w
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THE WEEvlLS GO
DOWN in DEFEAT.
Great Rejoicing Over Victory
of the G,,aten,alail
Tribes.
fRx Assoclated Iress.l,

/ syvAs1f1NGToN. D. T.. July 1.-THE en-
fectiveness of tho Guatemalan ants In
checking the rayages OF the boil weevils
n the cotton fields has been tested, and
Mr. Cook, the expert or tho Department
Of Agriculture, sent telegram to Sec
rotary Wilson to-day announcing that
they promptly destroyed the weevils and
the Texas red ants us well. The tcle-
gram, which was a source OF grea sat-
isfaction to both Secretary Wilson and
5Dr. Galloway, tho chief OF the Bureau
of Plant Industry, is dated Victoria,
Texas, and Is us follows:
After four weeks OF captivity and
OF sugar diet, the Guatcmalan ants
promptly destroyed the Texas boil wee.
wills, also the Texas red ants, the harm
full species which 1t was feared they
might resemble"
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ana IEleNQb
and Mary College will read with interest the
appended editorial from the Southern Farm
Tbs board q visitors OF William and
Mary College, Virginia. Z offers transfer nj
4 the lands and endowment fund Of the co.'s.
lego TO- ther9 Commonwealth. g. William and
Mary. though second to Harvard In tho date
OF SIS undation; e the outcome q. the first
3lese in this country by men Of English
blood. That move was contemporary with Tho
assembling OF the first represent tive legis-
5latiye body Americn at 1Jamestwon in lsla.$
and for ITO years the old coegA sent forth "a
host Of leaders in explanation OF America on
the jamestown. linea. The var which ten,-
college. and FOL. nearly . generation It was
ago. however, Dr. Lyon y. Tyler. the young
est son Of President John Tyler. became tho
president Of the ~ College, which was reoF-
sanized upon. q !, basis sp.rnnl.t!ns the Com.
helped BY It. sisse then under the wonder
full combination OF scholarship and executive
ability OF DR.. Tyler, the institution has flour
lshed and has filled a 4, pos!.en ~. the
move by the board OF trustees as expected
to give the college greater yiEor than ever
hefora
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DEVOTE HIS LIFE j ! /;
TO THE UNIVERSITY.
Z (speelatto Tho Times Dispatch,)I

(speelat tp The Times Dispatch,)
81 CHARLOTTESVILLE H Y a. July II -
The rcctor8of5the board OF visitors o the
university Of Virginia received on yester-
day the following letter from Dr. Edwin
a. Alderman; 3i9S y 5is ;$
/ Hotel Victoria,
xxx New York, Jul y 904.g
Hon. Charles r. Jones. AZ 81 N,
Charlottesville. Va: 81 ia sa 4ss5aa
My Dear Mr.. j ones, On Tuesday, juno
Nth. i had the honor to receive your tele-f
I gram announcing my election as presl-f
dent Of tho University of Virginia. On
yesterday Il sent you by telegram my
formal acceptance of that great honor
and trust. It seems to me proper that
should moro formally and by letter ac-%
quaint you oil my decision. 4 ii e rs x s55
HI X have spent the three weeks finterven-
ing between&the action OF tlla board OF
visitors and my decision In an earnest
effort to discover the right thing to do
IN this great matter. X
AS you well know I did not seek this
+ high office and this great Responsibility
for my mind and my heart We're full or
problems Of the Tulane University Of
Z Louisiana--an Institution dear to me and
+ full of power for the future III our mas
8tional life, IT cost me much suffering
@slty and Wlthathe broad -niinded and gem
2 erous- hearted people who sustain9it but
81 have come to you because the call
seemed to mo a clear call Of duty and
res possibility which ! could not nut
aside. ~ ls Il IN ~ s45 & asF
This Is no moment for mere prot esta-a
{ ton. I shall give to the University Of
Virginia whatever of strengt III ] have Of
mind or. body or spirit, shall study
( Its past With reverence a nd shall seek
ITO bylld about Il fbrathe future In tho
shirt of "a man who has something very
precious entrusted to his Keeping Il
~ O my own self can do very llttlo.
ana tina II title j. but II the strengt III or
every man and woman who loves tho
I University and understands Its meaning
10 American lfe, ma y be relied upon,
4 then, indeed, a great Wo rls nj y bsg done,
shall ma Ike ma y m ista kes, without
doubt. The ollege presto dent who avoids
mistakes Is one who ounningly does Moth
lng, u shall how ever, believe that the
board of visitors and the people Of Ylr4
glnia, to whom, the University belongs
Will have ma tienca with me IL my purpose
he ceeai, to do whay n can, K. s83s
ys Faithfully yours, Is ss "a N
KS q, Edwin A. AIapERArxAS. IN
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ID II. H. Rlchm ond, Frederleks.4
OEo u Q burg a Potion, a. Il. az

fSStEraInA@ eve Observation-Disclosures
:i6 iX my. S l3ygug vt 1hrou an.
H 6: Ga NJ "a daily. tam st Thr0uE ID
Ills Az NJ, week days, = bsl As,,!and & =,
eo s:ao a.. NJ daily. Byrd Through. Loca,
N u: o5 noon, week days. Byrd 81. Through.
IL 100 r. II. week days Byrd 81 FREQ ericks.
S Dgt p. M, daily Main st. Throus
sg ito p. NJ, week days Elba s Ash land ae.s
81 e9H :o5 p. daily Byrd 81. through:
Trains iArrIy 3 q r lchmond--Sou ss.53
10 a.. M week days, EEi .asA land n ae.5
1 eSS M. week days Byrd 81 Eredericks.
u IN a. NJ daily. BYyd ST. Through.
IL 80 Az NJ. week days. 3 yrd = rhrouga.ll
Is 81. daily Main 4 s II. rh. & y
;iS s s.lly syss 81 4Eassss:sa
"a q - r. ~. dan Main 81. Through
n NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlo Cars on
Iii trains except train arr ling Richmond 11:be
AZ M week days. and local acconlmo stionA y
Time Of ARRIVALS and departures and Scoansc,S
u t!9n =, , rs CIV cuLP ~. P1TAYLoR.s
Gsn'l Man 8. ASS 81 Gen.I NJ ,r. Traf Ma.
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.STAMP OUT THE /.
YELLOW ]. !. J J. PERIL I E. /. |
Physician Thinks Disease Can
be Driven From North
America

Especial to The Times spatch.)
s,WASIIINGTON.D. c. July Il, Because
of unusual success attending recent eff
forts TO prevent the annual outbr * Q
yellow fever IN Texas and 4 Mexico, Dr.
Matter yyyman. surgeon general Of the
Marine Hospital Service. hopes confident
~ that the terrible disease may be stamp
ed out Of North America forever
Since the dangerous outbreak OF fever
last year along the border between
Texa s and Mexico systematic work Of a
preventive sort has been going on, and
up to yesterdayinot a single case OF yellow
Z fever can be found In the region where
1t was Ape last August. DR.. yVyman said
yesterday that he was receiving the best
sort OF cooperation from tho authorities
In. Texas and also In Mexico, and was
gratified by the out ook., sf3
claims yet,n$he said. 'Th 9 ~ orst season
for yellow fever Is in August and Sep.
ften,ber but ! there was Ito be i a dan
iRerous epidemic 1t 8wo uld very likely BEG In
4 TO show itscf by this time. 53$ {
q The principal work OF the health aus.
{thorities consists in destroying the pesti-s
lence-breeding and disease carrying mos
quito. For many months proclamations'
have been issued and circular matter scat
tered about explaining to the people the
zdangcrSof the mosquito and asking them
b to cooperate In the work,
Dr.. Wyinan says that at first It wa
rather hard to awaken the people to the,
vitalSimportance Of the work. but thu t OF
late they have been successful In arousing
public sentiment to the desired point
The Governor OF Texas issued a procla-
nation to the people OF the State ON the
matter, and even in Mexico the govern
mert authorities are carefully co-operat-
Ing With the work being done on this
side oflthe border, "a.
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LARGE AND
Attractive Auction Sale Of
High. Grade nouss hold
Furniture, Etc.

we will sell 10 DAY5 {Tuesday) JULY
18th, commemorate at 1880, at our ware y g.
rooms, 1906 e. Nfain,s a. very fine. I'M. OF
goods, VIZ. Il: Handsome Oak Chamber!
Suit, full 8 pieces 4 H dsome Mahogany
Eliamber Suit. Leather Rocker, very
Handsome Walnut Bookcase and 6ecre-
tary, cost s7b ;sunusually .Han dsome 1vel-
nut Folding Bed, with French Plate Mir
ror, cost SO; Oak Il and u NValnut. Side,
boards. yVardrobes In Oak and \ Walnut,
and Wood Easeis.s Refrigerators, Parlor
Center TIA bles Pictures, Mirrors, Lace
Curtains. Carpet, Mating. Couches ron
Beds, Nfattresses:s also, II Porcelain Lined
OF Ladies Trimmed Flats, Bicycles. ETC.,
etc. All OF these are In first- class condi-
ton and worthy both tho attention s Of
dealers and consumer rs. Sale positive. 49,
34sa3 IN ICfiki IND AUCTION co. 5
& leo. H. Valentine, Auctibneer. ,as
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SOUTH RR I1Ail Az

scAEDuLl III " /, !:
100 An daily. Local forg Ghariotta.s n. CT
& - 80 ri LID ally. Limited. Buffet pullman
10 Atlanta and e Birmingh aIn & New Is crleans,
Memphis chattn nooga Ind all the sout
S5- :0J RI Mex. Sunday keysville Local. tES
81 ii 100 +, daily. Limited !, Pullman ready
$50 Pr NJ for all the Sou III.
S,'8 70 Ik RIVER LIN E.
The tfavorita route to Baltimore and Eastsr1s
points. Leave ltichmond IS 20 a. --OaiHs
s:lb p M.-Loca1 Daily. except sunday
4 40 IL Except Sunday For West Pointi
with ateamerss5for Bal mores.en1
FLYER landings. s. enmers sailing from $Wesss
Point Monday and a, Friday e Z!
and Saturday, Almonds and Gloucester Point
fl:45 "A. M,-Except Sunday Local mixed fotS
5' ''sas : III AIMS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s;bs a. NJ. and 8; 42 r, From AL the South.
SIS p, M-From Charlotte and Durh q
9:25gA M.-Balt lrnore and West Poll =.
a io:I5H "a Nj, s 10 T. M.-Fronn Wsst Point;
q. wv. WEsTBuRY.s D, 4, R!ehrn Z, Vs.
g. III. IIARpWICf, n =; IA 80 90 s.
a. III II AcKERT.f asD'l. MT,
"a f.g washington. y. Q, IA
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AZ Th 4 ca sin J; i


X The Casino has for It's Offering this week
.aESaudeville bill OF five numbers. the pro-;
srarnme making up e. full evenings entertain.
ment. All gof the acts are good, m -11le bi1l
opens with one. OF the very best Of the five.
hand balancers Tins is quite e novelty act.
and SIS well worth featuring tsI3} 5lRs
q Ed. and Rolla White do a sparrinss turn ny
which the woman ehQws that she knows how
to handle her handH IN the 8"rp!ts. =, She is not
at all delicate looking. and from, all ap:
spearancess she is entirely able 70 sit up. and
take nourishmsnt. She Supper-cuts and lands
with right and Is left like a trained pugtlist.
AZ Steel; Datay and H Coo. musical come dians.
have been here several times. and their act
always ! goes. The comedians were well re
for twenty minutes or mora. Besnah and
Miller did 4 comedy singing and dancing act
that was pleasing. 81 IA
Arthur Buckner closed the bill With perhaps
the most sensational bicycle act that ne \, Ia
over anything. Last night he came near
riding over q portion Of tho udience.
~ With the aid OF his 1slstant the performer
manager TO work some comedy business into
the act which adds TO Il considerably. sE
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HAVE !. !: CUT DOWN
TOBACCO CROP
Acreage Nearly IS Per Cent.
Less Than Last Year-Ad-
Vance in Corn.
INV Assoclate,I Press. !

WASHINGTON, July 1i.-Prelifninafy re-
sturnsJto the chief Of the Bureau OF Sta
Stistics OF the Department Of Agriculture show
the acreage OF crop planted to be about el.-
$4,000 acres. an Increase Of about 21so,ooo
acres, or "a per cent, on the ara planted last
year, as revised In December. lg5
The average condition Of the growing crop
on July list was ss4. as compared with
,7o.4 on July j, 1908 s7.b at the corresponding
date In 1912, and q ten-yeFr average or 1914.
Tho average condition OF rice on July /,
was 1872 against 1870 last month, and e3.5
one year ago.
The acreage CT tobacco Is less than that e.
last year by about 2sloo0 acres. or 22.s per
cent. Tho average condition on July /, was
S5.8, against s5.1 ono year ago. Il q,
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R!A !, J. /; | J. I! |, !!
60 sc: ffi s ;is's X
Worlds Fair Genie Route
TO Isl. Louis, No.

$sf55 . 3ii5 6-10.'04 t. t83 5sR
LEAVE R1CHMOND-EAsTHotJ
i7:SS a. N. de ily--Local to Newport News Old
Point and way stations. S
800 A. M.-Dai1y5 gLnlted--ArrteB williams.
burg 9:5s "A Nj Newport Naws 1880 Al
~, Old Point. II 100 A. NJ, Norfolk 1i.so
burg 4:5s ri III. I. Newport News B lao III M.
4 Old Point 500 r. NJ, Norfolk sa5 p.
Port smouth 8:455 p NJ.
300 3. M. --Daily--Local9 t5 Old Point and For.
folk; on Sundays leave Richmond Z n. y.
MAIN LIN WEST, BOUND.
$3.50 a. N. e-T.Ccal. 4Daiy TO Charlottesville: ex.
cept Sunday to Clifton Forge. "a
200 ~. M.--Dati y--Spec - To TS Cincinnati
Louisville, st.. Louis and Chicago. AS 2}55s '
5:16 F. NJ. Week days-I.ocaiito Orange. I'd
l0:45 M. Observation-Disclosures CfnctnnAtl..
Louisville. st. Louis and Chicago.
!. JAMES liver 1 in o. g IS
o'2o a. NJ. Dali y--T1x ress--To nehburs. \
sysf a9a Rs' sd s,nses SUI,
= i Akn1V
Norfolk and Old Point s:45 A. NJ daily, lt,ts
A. NJ. dally,7:O0 r NJ. and 1o:25 r. M. daily.
From Cincinnati and West 1890 AZ. M. daily
and $3.50 p. NJ. d aily.y Main Line Local SIZE
p. Nj, except Sunday from Clifton ForKs and
daily from charlottesville. Orange Accom- $3.50
James River Line Local from Clifton FORGE
6:s5 F. NJ. daily. Esnont Accom-. $40 Al. N.
H w FULLER. w. o. wARrHEr,
G. p. DOYLE. Gen'l Manager y
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Mr.. Bowman Here

MrS$W.5 NJ Bowman. OF the Stewart Iron
Works. Of Cincinnati, II IN the city, He lis
here looking after the work his firm Is now
Mr.. Bowman Is an enthusiastic Elk. He
says the Grand Lodge meeting OF the Elks
In. Cincinnati next week Will be the grandest
AFFAIR OF the kind in the history Of the
order. u ti sgss {isfl
}a IA hundred thousand dollars will be spent
In decorations & and entertainment" he SAID
&"and all visitors will q he given the glad
hand and the keys to the city.
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To Providence Forge

The members Of ST. Patrick parish Will
hold their annual outing at Ftoyi dence Forge
bail games have been arranged for by the
committee, Refreshments VIII be served at
moderate prices during the day. The train
and return 81 at 8 u, Mr. .tss ..
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Woman Took Morphine.

Dr. Leonard. Of the ambulance corps was
called to Mayo and Broad Streets, about 2
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. to 4 attend q
white woman, who gave the name OF ada. ("
She had taken morphine and was desperately.
iii when the doc or reached the scene. Az
6 He took heroic measures, and In about an
hour and a half the woman was out OF dan
goI. 81 s5 5ltf5d
T6.'Family Gtrnubea" Is what she said caused
her to do the fra sh act. .s
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lAUCTiON4 SALE
G God Bus sine SIS Pro p
erty on Church Hill,
CORNER OF
18th and 9 s x Sire sts.

we will sell at auc ton on {ss---sss
THURsDAY. JULY 4, 1904
property at II the mort hwest corner OF
and n. s Streets, consisting:
OF an excellent store and Ling. Lot
39x140 feet. Splendid corn or for BUSH ess.s
9TERMs-At sale
July s-tds PoLLARDS& g BAGBY.j
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BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated Octo-
Der 81. 1901 and recorded in the clerk I, z s
office, Richmond Chancery Court, In y. -.
172 B, age 223. default. hav ing been made
In the payment Of the sum ~ money
therein secured, and being by the bench.
5ciary requested 80 &c do, the Undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction, on
the premises, 1907 Mest. Leigh Street,
1901 at Cookbook, the following described
property: All that certain lot Of land,
with frame store and dewlllng thereon:
fronting ten feet on 8the south side of
Leigh, beginning 1S feet east Of Hancock
Street, and running back % feet to an
alley. rs v. y, 3. Il .
store purposes and will pay Ia 4, andsomely
az an Investment Es. s55
as to costs % executing
this trust, and to pay the sum OF $3.50. 30;
balance on terms to be announced at sale.
iiSS59G "A. . w. - r SENE, Sai tsi5
JOSEPH b. WELSH, 3s,
July 7-5t 4 !s H. 2 ustees. &,
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.FRoMRIc HIM ON ., VA,-c II ZAP RATES
VIA SEABoARD AIR N II NE, ;

NlSN Mo h-'lN
RALEIGH, N. O.. and return, $685..
Account OF Summer School tor Teachers
Tickets on sale July llth. 18th, 18th. lstll.s
t25th and August LIST, limited to August
9th, 1904. E iei
5sls. 20. Account Monteagle Bible School
Tickets on sale July lsth,. 20th, 2lst, 22d,
limited to August S1st /, 4 49, s.3l5
n ATHENS q Al, "a nd return, sl4,7o. Kc-
count Athens Summer School, Tickets
on sale July 18th, 18th, limited to fifteen
daysq from date Of. purchase.
UREkA8 sPRIN q 5, AR III and return,
's3la5. Account Southwestern Summer
School q Tickets on sale July 81 II. 7th.s
iSth, 9th, limited To August - TIL, 1901. h
s SAN FRA N CISCO, G,AI...s and return,
5ss5. Is. Account Trennial Conclsve.
.Iln,ght Templars, and Sovereign Grand
Lodge, T., o. @. a 4 ckets on sale August
18th to septsmber 9th, + inclusive, limited
to October Esd, 1904, NJ
IA III of the a boye ra ties apply from Rjch-
8mond, Va. Proportlonally cheap rates
may be had at all other sta tions on the
Sea aboard. a 4; q.
III. 81. LEAR p, w. i M. TAYl.O r n
g. n. "A "a
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5Remtoyed Troublesome Nerve.

Mrs.. H. !, I4affnrty, wife OF pr. Lafferty.
editor 81 tho ChristteAs Advocate, has re.
Gently undergone an operation at a I hospital
In Baltimore for the removal OF a nerve
which had been causing her great deal OF
pain. Tho operation was successful, and Mrs.
iIafferty is progressing fayorably., 3t{i
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To Dutch Gap Tonight,

Weat End Social Club will tonight give
moonlight excNrsion to hutch Gap. Tho
trip VIII be made IN the steamer Old Point
Refrsshmsnts will be served and dancing
Will be one Of the attractive features. Tho.
boat Leaves the wharf at s.l6, RI
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Pine Street Picnic.

3 Pine Street Baptist Sunday school win have
their. annua, outing to Buckroe Beach OIL
Ffidky, leaving here al s o. clock ,8 This sun
day sch0ol 4 has the record OF taking the
largest party on the olt!pgN Of any other
scbool In the city. IA li3i
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auceibneers.


sC4ToCK GROCERIEs, SHOWCASES,
~ OIL TANKsANDjM EAsURES.M MEAT
BLOCK, COUNTER SCALES. LARGE
ICE BOX. OFFICE DESK. AWNING,
ETC. AT AUCTIO N.
We will sell for whom It may concern
at N o. al SouthgP Pine Str et, Nh
TUESDAY JULYs12TFI
commencing at 1890 o. lock- stock Of Sta;
Rrooms, Laundry and Toilet Soaps. Bak-
ing Powders Canned Tomatoes, Wash
board Lard. lckles. lilies. coffees.
Chime ys, Cigars. CiEaretts. Smoking
and Chewing Tobacco, Sailed Fish Blue-
ing, Tacks,E Stove dish, Vine gar,& Flour.
etc; a so large Ice Box, Showcases, Oil
Tank and Measures, Coffee Mil. Awning,
Store Lamps, Store 6had es. Meat Block,
Counter Scales, Office Desk. etc i Sale
spositiye:s$s N
Cash.
THE sVALENTINEsA AUCTION CO..
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ID. F.. 9. e. SPECIAL TRAIN TO GIN.
GIN NAT, ULY 17TH viAaNoR.
FOLK AN b WE TERk ERVvY.

9. r.. o. e. SPEC AL TRAIN TO G. !.
3.5ls G NAT, JULY i7TH VIA N or.
Il. ok AND WEBSTER .RWY.
y special train, conveying Elks from
Norfolk, Petersburg and other points TO
CINCINNATI, VIII leave Norfolk Sunday.
hour at the National Elks' Home, at Bed
ford CITY. 3lSlks from Richmond VIII leave
Sunday July 1T at $3.50 a. NJ from Byrd
Street Station, to connect with special
train at Petersburg; sl4.25 round trip.
Tickets VIII pc sold July 10th and nth;
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Lee Cook Y's.

a Lee t,aok 81. w. q, N ~. viii hold Hts reg.
ular business meeting tonight at $40 at the
home Of the president, Mira Langdon Wall
Mo- cots East MArshall Street. RI Il sg II q !4 "a
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P. S.. Antique Pier Mirrors and
Mahox any Furnltur ! q private SALE.

we have On ha nd 10 Handsome French
Plate Pier Mirrors, 1 Handsome all Ma rblei
any Sofas. Chairs, Cham Der su II, , etc, for
private ga le.
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Rev. DR.. Johnson Returns.
& Rev. pr. Henry FL Johnson, pastor OF Laurel
Street Methodist Church, has returned from,
Mountain Lake, Nd. si u, .tii5i
there HA viii conduct hIs usual services
"Wednesday night and Sunday, M Fl a
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STEAM aA = e 8.
VIRGINIA. NAvI CATION c o. B

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE. 6 A st
4 i sTEAMIIRE OLD POINT COMFORT yea
uoNnAY. HWEpNEspAY and FRIDAY al q
q. X. Tor Norteky Portsmouth, old Point.
insdtnss. and connecting a. Old b Point Tor
Washin Eton, Baltimore and The North, g.
nricas, 8 Electric cars direct to wharf. Fare
only 81. so and 81 to Norfolk Music by Grand
FreiEht received for nboye-named places and
ali points in Enaterna Yirgnla and North Caro-
h. =. A. Barber Jr,. Secretary. VI
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= 49, - = M STREET STATION.
s3 n EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, MAY 18th .ssi
n sos a, Ma 9. - Express 70 al polsts
& 800 SIN AZ --PetersburE ana Norfolk;
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s lied TO all points South; =.
n ESQ r M:-rstersbHrE and a. ana no W. West'
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Real Esaat Agents and KAuc V0reers.
4 ls Manche est err " q.

~ CURT SALE oF9sTIiAT SPLENDID
! ~ EE.sTORYIBRICK BUILDINGS
CORNER OF, ENTHfANDHHUL.L
STREETS. KIN OWN 8 Z. ...', 4 O ~
$IM Pr: REAL ESTATE ON We'd
sNEsDA Az JULY BS1 3T H. u, 1904, d SEQ
sO,CLOCK aP, 81 M:.sE o IN THE PREMlsES
SsALE coNfMENc cling To NE |, g
By direction Of g ecree 81, I'll. Gorpo-
ration court for the s g M Mar
styled Mittie A.sBrown vs.. s., u lToney.
and Others, & I, the unde rsigned special
commissioned. will sell 8at public auction
P bn oaern
building, situated at the. southeast corner
OF Eleventh, and Hull Streets, the first
I've Sos arEs nIl
Street; the second floors arc cuptedt
as dwellings, and the third flo or Is used
as @aS hall where numerous lodges me ne ct y;
yielas ee rental Tho
lots 'front.' on Hull 81 rect ~ lee Ivy
feet deep more or q ess.
cottage house on Thirteenth Street, be-
I i@se froatsa feat eat more OF less abo9t
This Ar, prepersy yae,ds %
critics should a tract the attention OF ili-
z TERMS: q ona.thrd cash, the y balance
g. per s' Cent aaa interest ded esshSat
'ni =. oP HWGbL Is Special Commissioner.
ofI Tia ie speelai 'commiss! Toner IN the bove
styled suit has been tlui Y y y,
clark CORPORA tlea court for cify q
July; TO- 2813 * II "a