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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-01
His Taking Ways.

How does Elmer manage to take so
well with the girls?"
"Oh, he has a camera, and his pic
lures are all fattering ."-Philadelphia
Bulletin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-01
For the Lambs ON ,Chanoe

The burnt child does not necessarily
dread the stock eXchange.--N. O.
Times-Democrat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-01
British Sports.

Statistics tell us that more than
10000 British men and women go out
hunting every Monday morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-01
Hard to Do,

Nothing turns a mans hair gray so
quickly as trying to please a woman
who doesn't know what she wants.
Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-01
Valuable Hen.

Why is a dead hen more valuable
than a live one? Because she will lay
wherever you put her.-Farm Journal,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-01
$1,000 will be Given With the Fol-
lowing Small Order.

1 can Peas . ......... 10
1 can best Tomatoes -. Ito
2 lbs best Coffee. 49,. So
I bottle Vanilla or Lemon 10
I pkg Currants 10
Il lb Best Mixed Tea ........23
I bottle Catsup ..............1O
I can Black Jack. ....,.......1O
I dozen Parlor Matches .......1O
? quarts Lima Beans. "a
100 Stamps free 1.75
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-01
Too BUS to Quarrel,

Men who mind their own business
are too busy to quarrel with their
neighbors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
of the kind in tho world. and has over
seventy station in the United States.

of the kind in tho world and has over
seventy station in the United states.
The Bradsha w-Lapland Manufacturing
Company will, III 81 short time, operate
d saw mill at Moran Siding. on tho Nor
folk and Western Railway, about flve
miles west of here. The mill will not do
custom work but Is intended to furnish,
material for the Petersburg Heading
Mill, operated by the company,
Mr.. J. F. Agnew and family are no
longer residents OF Burkeville. where they
have resided for so many years, having
moved to Crewe on Monday.
+ Mrs. Maggie A. Leath Is expect eds..to
return home tho last Of this after
an absence Of five or SIX weeks spent
at Lilesville, N. c., visiting her soIl,.
NJ. b. Leath. al
Rudolph Kuchn Of South Dakota, who
lately purchased Inverness from j.. T,
Agnew. has taken possession Of tho prop
erty, and has been moving in during
last week.
Mrs. S, b. Davis continues to improve
IN health. y5is
Mrs Stanley Hurt is slowly Improving.
A slight Improvementsis noticed In the
condition Of solin Harding for the past
few days. t57 St5ss
Tho bradshaw Lnpland Manufacturing
Company have opened supply store
for their employees in the building lately
occupied BY r. T.. Harper, Mr.. j., =.
Bradshaw has also moved his Office into
the same building. I'd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
ASIDE 4
RECEIVER.
.1udpe sSimoi1toi Agrees to Come
Is Raleigh to Hear tie Tie 8.
S#3 Motion.
NEW DEPOT FOR CH a I. oT j E:
Corporation Commission 81 Orders Fd''I
seaboard and Southern |l'.til. Build b.
One Where Lines Cross.

fspecla1 "a Tho Tlmes.Dispntch'>
RAbEEGE, N. CT. Fcb' sl =, ett.,r,,.,
General Giimer telegrnpheu G 81. l.,..
lAycock lust night that Judge siin l..,...n
had agreed to come to Raleigh any tl ~
after March list to hear motion by me
State that tho order Of Judge Purnell,
appointing Captain v. y. McBee receiver Y,
FOR the Atlantic and North Caroline slsall-
rho Corporation Commission issued an
ordor to4nlcht for the Seabonld Air Line
And Southern 10 join In II urlon depot ~
3C;harlottc, to be located at the point
where nm two lines now cross inside
the corporate limits Tho order requires
that plans for tho Union SUTTON ~ ~ 2 ~
mttod BY March 31st
Adiutant- General Royster arg 10y 10y,
IernorN Aycock recommend to the Ll'lteu
States War Department q number OF
Officers In North Carolina National Guard
to attend Temporary mil tary schools at
Fort Leavcnwurth and Fortress Monroe.
Among those to Fort Lcavcnwortht arc
Captnirs II, Il. l,elnston. Hamlet; George
Peterson Clinton r. II. ST Clair, san
ford; s. Cohen, Goldsboro; Lieutena1its
Lacy 6. ROSS, Burlington; r. NJ. Car
lyle, rarboro; W. J. Hill, Concord; Jay
FRANKLIN, Mt Airy. h,
Those to- Fortress Monroe nre ga pta,n1
O.. D.; Smith, Concord; Lieutennrts IN. |. ~ ~
Long, Tranklintorh and Is. ~ iriiiln,
Sanford.
re- Appointees receive transportation and
ono dollar per day toward expenses ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
ItS'ulClDEl0
.J.W'|,B||O|||||.l'.!Si,.S'';;'E||;,.A'ul.
a1Vcll-tSnowil Citizei, Of Dihwid--i
die Shoots Himself III
the Mouth.
CRUISE ON LADY {: y i. a
Seward Bible Class Celebration.
and Banquct---Dr Hatcher
81 Makes Humorous Address.
tspccial 10 Tho Times -Dlspatch)

Especial to Tho Tinas Dlspntcl)
PETERSBURG, VA, FEB. 27,--Jntlios
~. Boisseali, a prominent and wealthy
citizen OF Dlnwiddic county, committed
suicide 1T hts hJn,e, by shooting himself
in tho mouth. about o'clock this morn
Ing. Mr.. Boisseau had finished looking at
Tor nis stock for the morning. and WINS IN
his usual health. His family relations
we're OF the most pleasant character. Rc-
Gently. however. lie had been subject
"a attacks of tielni,clruly and to TINS
condition his rash act Is attributed. MT.
Eolssca,lx. who was many years SUPER
.ntcndent of tho poor for Dinwiddle couii--
ty, was a brother OF MI. Lhon,ns -;
4 I;oisscau, Of Petersburg. lie IS survived .,
nv his wife and, several children lie
MAS widely known III the State and the
news Of his suicide was received III re
tersburg with general regret.
'T5s TIL Il LADY EVELYN. e
i, p Good will, Of Petersburg, has sev-
crai work,net engaged IN putting IN gooel
condition his trim yacht LADY Epe'Sn,@
Which Is rnoortd al city Point. Ina ma Ves-
~, .v,l, Nd thoroughly overl,nucd and
Mr.. Goodwin and Il party OF friends VIII
,rol5hbly take, trip i'll her to The west
India islands.
Thc Daley Quartettc. which created
st,ch 4, favorable Impression on the occil-
sion of their recent appearance III Po-
iersb,lrg will return to the city Tor ~
snccinl engagement at the Young Mems
Christian Association Friday evening
next. ,rto>,
BIBLE GLASS CELEBRATlON.
,ast night tho lecture room Of the First.
Raptist Church was tho scene OF on Gle
can't banquet rendered tho Seward Eibio
Class. numbering scvcnty-five. Covers
,wero laid for ahont i25. and Young "a
dies OF the church acted as walters Mr..
simon Seward president OF the class.
lead the young men II singing ,a aMm nna
5noi,nced by tho Rev. Mr. Doan- /. The ad-
dress Of welcome vas delivered ess. ~ ,v pr
~. c. Taylor. and short addresses were ts'
II ada BY the Rev T. W. Moore ana the
!;ev MIR. Doan.
spsDr. William Z. Hatcher, Of Richmond,
smoke on ."rhe Young Man OF the TWEEN
tieth Century" his address being one IN
y which humor and instruction ;lbounded,
he alluded frequently to his pastorate ~
petersburg. Miss Virginia Vaughan sang
n solo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
FLUvANNA COURT.
Large Damage Verdict in Case
in Which Martin Was Counsel.

Especial to Tho Times, Dlspatch.)
PALMYRA, VA, Fob, 27s--Judge John
M. White, has been holding his first term
OF the Circuit Court OF Fluvanna. here,
since Monday. Two cases have been
prominently before the court 1Yhitlow
w. tho Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad
Company. In which q verdict was re-
turned Cor tho plaintiff for $500.
The second was Harris vs.. the Cllesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company, LOT
personal injury. for $4,000 In this case
tho Jury returned a verdict for the plain-
tiff for $1,000.
genator n. s. Martin and Daniel Harmon
Represented the plaintiff.
The court adjourned this AFTERNOON,
leaving quito good docket yet 20 De
disposed of.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
BURKEVILLE AFFAIRS.
Prospects Bright for Pickle Salt
ing Station.

Especial to The 'rmeS-Dlspatch,)
HURKEYILLE VA, Feb. T,-The
United States army recruiting service
Hotel Burkeyille, with Corporal Leon G..
smallwood In charge. the cnlistments to
be for the coast artillery station at
Fortress Monroe. The office was opened
Saturday of last week. and will bio closed
Tuesday, March LIST, He will so from
here to Blackstone. Several applica TORS
for enlistment have been received,
The outlook is bright for the success
Of the proposed pickle sailing station
Mr.. A, Q, Pattengell representing tho
II. j, Heinz Company, Of Pittsburg, Pa,
feels assured that the enterprise Will be
established, as contracts for the culti-
walton OF sevsnty-fiye acres OF land IL
clcumbers have already been secured,
and as much more Will be In few
days. making the requested amount, The
l1kaiaS Gompapx Is the largest c03lcesa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
INSTANTLY KILLED
BY REVOLVING BELT
Brothers misunderstanding
Causes the Acct
dent.
speolal to Tl.e Tlmes-Dlspateh,ll

Especial to Tic Timcs-Dlspatch')
4 DURHAM, NJ, g., FEB. 27'--L'ulSl1ler
yeasey, white. aged sixteen years was
instantly killed this morning by being
caught in some ,shafting at the Durham
Hosiery NILS. He had not been at Work
for several days, and reported TO t sne
foreman OF the fleecer department w ~
duty, IIe was told that there was no
work for him to-day, but to return :, !, :. !,
WORK on Monday, Instead OF llls Ieay I
the mill when the foreman told him that,
lie got a step ladden and went upon tne
TOP to adjust 2 belt While ,1las t iean 1aa
de,. from under his feet, and called to his
thcr misunderstood him and threw .ss,, NJ ny
belt from tho wheel. The belt caught me
young man and wrapped him arounu, .!ha
shafting, crushing his skull hnd Drsak'm n
his left leg In two places Death was ~
Simultaneous Hull. /. -
He was warned by his brother 20 .,,,l lst
the belt alone Just before he was klllea.
Ills remains will be inferred SUNDAY AZ
stem, Granville county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
new BOOKS IN
STATE LIBRARY
List OF Recent Interesting Publi-
cations Received, Including
March Magazines.

Appended is n list Of the hooks re-
iceived at the Virginia state Library from
February 10th to February 26th Annual
Report of the Acknowledgement to the
Governor of Ohio; Accident Bulletin OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission for
July, August and September, 1903: Oregon
Section OF tho Climate and Crop Service
of the Weather Bureau for January. 1904;
Reports OF tho Attorney-General Of
War Department, 1901; Annual Report of
the Light House Board, October 10, 1903;
Reports of Department Of Interior, 1901
1902; Reports Of Engineers OF War De-
partment, Part 8; Reports OF Secretary Of
Interior. Public Lands, 1901-l902; Reports
OF Secretary OF Treasury, Finances, 1901;
Reports OF Postotiice Department, 1901;
House Journal OF 2Sth Legislature Of
Texas, 1908; Senate Journal OF 18th Legs-
lature Of Texas, 1903; Texas Civil Appeals
Reports Official Edition; Hawaiian Re-
ports, Vol, Il; Session Papers of tho Ca
madam Parliament OF 1909 The Verbalst,
by Alfred Ayes; Some III Used Words,
by Alfred Ayres; Official Gazette of the
United States Patent Office, February %.
1904.
Also the following periodicals for 1901:
Country Life In America, Library Jour-
nal, American Banker, Annals OF the
Academy of p. ana S, S.. Art Journal. En-
gineering and NJ. Journal, Electrical
Westminster Review. Spectator G.oAdon)
Graphic Iondon), Illustrated News N.on-
dom, Outlook, photographic do la
France, Puck, Judge, Punch. Southern
| Historical Association Publication, Dial
| American Anthropologist H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
NEW OFFICERS.
Judge Portlotk Makes Appoint
S,,,en+c far Princess Anne Court.

fSpeciaI to Tho Times Dispa tcl.2 .s
.NoRFoLk, VA. Feb. I,--duog g., ror.-
lock. Of the Circuit Court OF Princess
Anne county. to-day made the following
important appointments:
Electoral Board--C. 7. Moore, one year;
Randolph Ward. two years and 2. W.
Democrats
Commissioners in chancery--John J.
iNHoodhousc, A. 5. Acklss, Il. M. Seneca
and B. D. White,
Bail Commissioner-John J.'Woodhouse.
Member OF the School Trustee Electoral
Board-W. #. Braithwaitc.
County Board OF Health--Dr j: II
,Dupuy, DR.. Emmcrson Land, Dr. Nichol-
son.
Commissioner OF .Accounts-J. 2. Wood
house.
The cour. las designated the January
March, July and November terms as the
quarterly terms of tho Circuit Court o!
Princess Anne county for tho trial OF c'vi'
cases in which jurics may be REQUIRED. (,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
Serious Shooting.

Especial to The Tlmes- ispatchl
a white man living several miles above
the city shot and painfully Wounded r., r.
Win COOK, also white last t, = n ls soox
lay Yates when lis shot Cook in the
stomach and would have given Moxley
the same treatment, but he ran TO SAFETY,
Tho trouble appears 70 have been started ID
, nisht mn No e rsason has been ascertainad
YET for the trouble, Az Of the persons rsnan
utsI inaSx IeaylDSl on MoRdaY.E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
BANK EQUIPMENT.
DR.. Frazer to Speak at Orange,
School Book Committee,

(SpccIaI 70 7 llu y
np ANr.E VA. Frcb. Gilt Is reported
IA ~ Citizeus' National Bank Of Or
anre Mi Viii open for business about March
lst. The bank has contracted with - -,
Rnrnes safe Company,Sof Richmond. FOR
q fne vault and safe deposit boxes; ~,
Dr. robert Frazer, Of lyarrenton, WI!
address the citizens Of this county On
the fourth Monday ~ April. als sap'eet
"a meeting OF the county school board
vas held here recently 9. NJ. Harris. ~,
n sonmers, Charles Waugh, IT, Y. NJ.
sizer. Charles p, Sanders and M b,
Graves were appointed 70 select ~ The W. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
Fredericksburg Affairs.
.s,oc,aI n Tho Times Dispatch.

(SpcciaI to The Times Dispatcfo
= FREDERlCKsBUR VA. Feb. 27.-
Mr.. John II. Sacrey, Il well known casIzet,
nf This place, aged about Is years. suffered
a stroke of-sparaly$is at his homo here
last nighr.'and Is. now very i'll
Captain S. j.. Quinn and bride; who were
married Tuesday at Wayncsboro. have
,nt,,rned here, after a short wedding trip,
and are now at home to thor friends.
The smallpox scare In Stafford county
has abatcd considerably. 1t Is said that
there are now fourteen cases IN the
county, but all are uuarantined and we'll
guarded
Mrs. J. q. Bear and three children from
Shanghai China arrived here this week
nected with the Assembly Home and
School, Of this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
Fredericksburg Republicans.

m Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
The Republicans of this city, In mass
meeting at the Courthouse last night,
elected Messrs John M. Griffin and
George M. Hunt, delegates to the State
Leitch and o. NJ. Burrell alternntes.
Delegates to the district convention
at Urbanna. John NJ. Griffin, and
j. w. MCDONNELL, altcrnates. John, a.
White and Ben, 3umhrcy. Resolutions
were adopted endorsing the administration
OF President Roosevelt and recommends
ing him for denomination, deplorlnG the
death OF Senator NJ. a, Hanna. and en-
dorsing the course of Park Agnew, state
chairman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
4 Mysterious Shooting.
: Especial to The Times-Dispatch

"A ". Especial TO 7II!e Il lllIPS-lJIspdLCIl.1
+ REIDSVILLE,9N.C c., Feb. 27.-The au-
thorIties at Milton are wrestling with a
very stubborn case. a week ago Lewis
Geo, a white man, was shot In a, saloon.
The wound proved fatal, and Gee was
buried Yesterday. The coroner's jury does
mot seem to know to whom to attach
the blame.
A man named Phelps aud Gee had Just
completed rough and tumble fist scuf-
file. when tho shot was fired. but SO far
the evidence does not seem to justify the
arrest Of Phelps. Both parties are well
known farmers Of Caswell county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
victory for charlottesville the score being ''lg
After the game banquet was rendered
tho visitors In the association pur!ors.
STRANGE DEATH.
"A Large Piece Of Wood Forty
Feet Below the Surface.

Especial to The Times lspatcll)
FARNIIANI. VA. Feb. 27.--John Pur-
cell, a farmer who lives near Downings.
this county, died very suddenly Thurs
day morning, Ho worked all day and at
night no complained OF a pain IN ne
head This ontinued to grow worse III!
2 O'Clock next morning, when tho emu
came, I'm.
John Whitehead, near this place, while
digging a we'll last week, found q large
piece Of wood forty feet below the sur sur
fact OF the earth, IA fiji. !. I ., q
Mrs, Richard Edwards, Of Farnllam,,
who has been in Baltimore Tor mealca!
treatment, has returned mono s1cu.'y
benefited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
Fire at Chatham.
fspec,al to The Times-Dispatch.)

u (special to The Times Dispatch.>
VA. Feb. PA six-roon
dwelling owned BY Congressman Swan
son and occupied by John and Thomas
Shelton III Pittsylvania county, was de-
stroyed by fire Thursday, WheE dis
covered tho flames had gained such head
way that the occupants had to flee for
their lives. Very quick work saved q
very few articles. Loss to the occupants,
four hundred dollars, with no Insurance
Loss on dwelling, three hundred dollars.
insurance unknown. Tho fire originated
from q defective fine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
sENTSON FOR MURDER.
The Stancil Brothers Indicted
for Killing w. T. Harrison.

Especial to The Times. Dlspatcll.7
WILSON, N. c.. Feb e7.-rhe better
snortlorSof the day was consumed IN tho
preliminary trial Of Sam and Dick stan n
cit charged with the murder OF W..
Harrison last Sunday night q long
array Of witnesses were produced I !, the {,
most important Of which were were X Oscar scar
Davis and u y L. Craft, Jr&
Tho former is a son Of Jeff Davis
who lives son Harrlson's place, and at
whose house the trouble occurred, and
Who witnessed the tragedy. Graft IS
constable at Saratoga township, and had
deputized the two Stancil boys to assist
him In arresting George Taylor, who
was wanted for cutting one Of the stan
and declined to havo 1t searched. and
took downH1a gun from, the wall and
walked to the door. The stanci! boys
were Oh the outside. Sam, ,,por, IIarr--
sons appearing. fired at him with riflo
and Dick Wifi shotgun, the latter taking
effect and causing death.
H The Justice ruled that defendants DO
committed Ito jail without bail. The case
will BIO tried at the May term OF Superior
Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
Farmers Institute.
lSneciaI 10 Tho Times .Dispatcl

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
WINCHESTER, VA, Feb. T-The
eleventh. annual session of the Frederick
yesterday afternoon at The Auditorium IN
This city. was one of the most success
ful in the history Of this society. The
presiding officer was former State Sena-
Tor s. l.. Lupton, and the speakers In
cluded Professor II. 3, Hedges, Professor
A. S. Hitchcock and Professor S. II, Full
I ion OF WaahnHton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
Freight Depot Burns,

Especial to Tho Times Dspatcll,)
CAPE CHARLES. VA, Feb. e7.--Ihe
railroad station ut Parksley, In Aceomaae
county, Va, Will, quantity OF irelShI
and one box car, was entirely destroyed
by fire last night, about midnight, rhe
fire is supposed to have orlglnatod aec'-
dentally. The loss is not known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
Bay Shore Success.

Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 27,-rhe receivers
OF the Bay shore Terminal Company
have succeeded in raising IN Baltimore
the completion Of this road and Judge
Waddlll In the United States District
Court to-day. approved the issue of re-
ceiyers certificates to his amount.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
FIRE IN ALEXANDRIA.
Large Dry Goods and Clothing
III Store Partially DESTROYED.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
Ii ALEXANDRIA,, VA, Feb. 27.-The
]. Bernheimer and Company was par
tally destroyed by fro this morning.
the damage being estimated at several
thousand dollars. .{
The fire originated in the fourth floor.
and is thought to have been caused by
a. defective chimney Tho damage Was
covered by insurance, which was mostly
with tho local companies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
Caught in a Belt.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch2
i FREDERICKSBURG VA. Feb. 27.--
William Perry was caught In the betting
at the Virginia Excelsior Works here
to-day and thrown violently against
revolving wheel breaking his collar-bone
and causing other injuries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
Electoral Board.

Especial 10 The Times; Dispatch)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, FEB. GID udge
D. Gardiner Tyler. OF the Foufteentl JN-
diclal Circuit, has appointed Mr., J. X.
Belamy a member of the electoral board
OF james CITY county for q term Of four
years, COMMENCING March. LIST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
THIN FOLKS

Should know that perfect digestion ana
assimilation OF the food is the first es-
sential to The putting on OF solid flesh,
Persons who have weak stomach and
suffer from DYSPEPSIA, IN plaEs ST. ION
AND CONSTIPATION are always thin
because they fail 10 derive proper noi'r-
ishment from their food Try Hostetteru
Stomach Bitters at once. Il VII strength
en- the stomach perfect digestion ana
build up firm, solid flesh. ~ NEyyEN
FAILS, aS lN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
Of books to BIO used in the public schools
In this county, II
The new sldetrack of the Southern Rail
Aay has been completed ut this place,
1t is between four and five hundred yards
4 In length
Authorization.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatcl)
Nc Mex IcENDY. va, Feb. 27--Mrs. w. o.
Baskerville, who has been ~ at her
home, near Mc1<enney, went e R'lchmond
and 3Dr, Robinson, OF Richmond. where
she will have an operation performed, 5sE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
Baske t. Ball Match.

(specIal to The Times. Dlsl,atch.l y,
haIi ',,a,1,n list night at the Y. NJ, G.EA.S
betwesn the Gharlottesyille read!n green ~
Team ana tue Staunton team res tea "a :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
New Re,ckwear.

New keckWear.
Nav Turnover Collars, n entirely ''i =:
new Ideas. Z. n. 25c" soc" SOc.. 0D ,''
Ne New Collar and CUT sets In new
IDEAS act. rho. !, 6Oc.. 5t.c.. 7bc.,, OSc
q New stocks, In entirely new IDEAS.
:,5c.. ace, 50c.. bDc., t'o Et 70 sl.as
New and exclusive DESIGNS n sllk
stock Of chiffon, mousse ne, ia ' eta
lace, etes, I, "a, -
New shapes In Hemstitehed G then
Coilars..... !. -
cuffs to match, pair. 900
4s5 New RuchIngs just In, entirely new
patterns. 1Dc., 2bc.. 35c.. 5Oc., b5c
New sleeve Plaltlngs, II entirely.
now shapec, Y. 4,
plated Chiffon and MousselInes,
black and white, all colors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
Pastors in Demand.

MONTROSS, Va Feb. 27,--There nre
six Baptist churches, all within a radius
81 Six or seven miles of this place, and
all IN this county except one have no
pastors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28

The friends OF Mrs, u. o. lSeesee will
BIO glad to know that she Is able to DO
out, after an illness of two months, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
Sale Of Embroidar''ii'e I'' ...
And The S aying is One. HALT

5000 yards Nainsook and SWISS
Edaes and insertions, bought by$u l, as
4 bargain and to be given TO yo 10Y ! as
one These are not OLD styles, !. SEE ,,s
oneIs or Job lots, but one o. 81 aa.l.s
!. foremost manufacturers entire sur.
plus stock. Many arc In matched sets.
$1,25 81 ones now <l''c.
75c. ones now aDc.
55ss3 COG. ones now 2oc.
soc. ones now zoe.
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