davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

hard white corn. Under the big tree, by
e'kitchen door the hands are standing.
Once more the jug Is brought out, and 4
drink served all round. Then the harVest
dinner fat shecI has been slaHg ht u, ,e
feast on mutton, fried bacon. ca bbage,
corn bread and snaps. tho family N .the
dining table at one Of the old virginla
summer dinners. the menu of Which ls LOO
sfn6iiliar TO- 4temize Perhaps two Or
three friends have dropped In to spend
the day ormaybe q week, or perhaps son,
: ea ''5 ~ Ian IANh OF Oh PLENTY.
Itis harvest tine. Chi n, and q, We Nsgee J.
tables are plentiful, The 'gyaraen y, y
e rood" this year, and the Dollhouse is tnll,
So i 4nIly ieR
ana using a little bigger Ice cream freezer.
tho west. Across the wheat field the
.hent shimmcrs. Mules and daIkles are
bathed In Aweat. Under the big gum
Tree, the carriage Is drawn W and ne a.,
cute aateh til the familiar scene as hey ehs!t,
last round for the day. The sun drops to
sIeep. Far across the fields tolls the biz
bell 1t Is "the angelus" that summons
all hands to supper. y not to prayer al
on the & grass in the back YARD. On the
iiy are SEATED; a full harvest moon rises
SLOWLY. shedding a soft and brilliant llght
over all ON dead bough Of poplar
t,ea near the house "a nocklng bird war
NV 'ttl IN s j. M. BELL, 7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
SALEM SOCIAL.

Especial to Tho Tlnes-Dlspatch.)
SALEM, VA, July Mrs. w. p.
Morris gave a most delightful euchre
party Saturday evening in honor
fof her friend, Miss Mary Templeton. Of
Waynesboro. Va. There were nEe tables
and the play continued from 9 until
il, when ices and cakes were served.
The house was effectively decorated with
daisies, and daisy score cards made dainty
souvenirs of the occasion. The first
prizes were awarded TO Miss Bessie CAL
loway and Mr.. Horace Fox and the
boobies went to Miss Matte Henderson
and Mr. James Bear.
Misses Bertha and Fanny Ant!zer, Of
West Virginia. who have been in Clarks-
burg for the past month, returned to
Salem Saturday
Miss Mary Cofey, who has been visit
Ing Mrs. Wilbur Cross. has returned to
her home In Dallas. Tex.
Professor and Mrs H. H. Throckmor-
ton, OF Danvilie, Ky. are again In Salem
after visiting relatives In l.oudoun coun-
ty, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Wells have return
ed home after spending The past week
at Virginia Beach.
nast winter AT Yale University, Is visit
Ing his brother. DR.. J A. Nlorehead
Nh. Bryant ferguson left Sunday night
for PpaghEerpNIc y. r., where he will
take = business course
Mrs. Etie skilian and daughter left
Frlday for MrgheysPlllc, whore they
will spend the summer.
Mrs Paul Sugent OF Syracuse, n Y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
LEEsBURG, VA.

Especial to The rlmes-Dspatch.)
LEESBURG. VA. July miss Nellie
Mcintosh, of Leesburg, is the guest
Sof Miss Bessie Harper. of Washington,
d. c.
\ Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Fl. Pigott. Of PURCELL
Vile, are spending the summer at Chesa-
peake Beach.
Mrs. Emma Stone of Lovettsville. wife
OF Mr.. VIM. j. Stone. died on Monday.
aged about 20 years. Two children sur
ESire.
Miss Jessie Franklin, a trained nurse.
was seriously burned at her home on
Wednesday by the explosion OF an oil
Mr.. W. N. Manning. OF San Francisco
Cal. Is the.' guest Of friends In Lees
burg.
Miss Marie McHaughton. OF Washing
ton, .. c., ia the guest Of Miss Fannie
Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harrison have been
visiting IN Washington, y. c.
Mr.. w. Fl. Clemens. of"Rochledge, has
returned from visit TO Doylestown, Pa.
Sheriff and Mrs. Harrison H. Russell,
left this week for Ronceverte. W. Va.
where Mr.. Russell has purchased large
lumber interests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
CUMBERLAND SOCIAL.
Especial ia The Tlmcs-DIspatch1

Especial to The Timcs-D ispatch)
i CUMBERLAND, C. II, VA. July 2,-Dr.
and Brs. Henry Sampson Goodman OF
Cary, Miss, arc visiting Mrs. Goodman's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Edward Byerley,
at Green Level.
Miss Sallic Norvcll, OF Richmond, Is
the guest Of Mrs, Andrew ], Gray, ST.. of
"Northneld,"
Miss Mary Darlington Johnson OF
Farmville, is spending several weeks with
Miss Alma Crouch, of Sunny Side
Messrs. Robert and Carol Welsiger, of
Ashland. Va are stopping at the Red
Rose Inn for the summer
Miss Matte Mayo, of Richmond Is the
guest of Miss Helen Oliver Flippen Miss
Mayo will 60 from here to her country
place in Amelia county for the summer
months ". TN
Mrs. Thomas Marrow, of Hopkinsville,
Ky. Is visiting her aunt, Mrs, Bertha
Morrison Tate, at Sweet Brlar." Mrs.
Marrow Is most pleasantly remembered
here as Miss Mary Ferndon.
Miss Katherine Garland Dlggs, nf
Lynchburg, Va, who has been spending
the past month with Mrs, Charles Diggs
here, will spend the other summer months
at Montyale, Va
Row. William Chedester, Of Asheville,
n G.. is visiting friends in the neighbour
hood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
n !, : ), !, /, 1,bc ,r,,,,cs 1,ispa. I'll. !

sSgs (sreeIal 10 The Tiincs -Dispntrh.)
" Dbl Ei,JllSil CAT lyfl NfsaaJuiN -
Il Tho presence of tise5 training SQUADRON
VI at Old Joint made the week al,
& we're numerous entertainments ashore FOR
i the nidsl1ipnien ANA aboard the vessels
y OF tho squadron the officers stI'e teas,
dinners, and l,incheons. Since their de.
Il part,ire OH Wednesday there has been a
siliearth on gaietY and the guests ut the
& hotels are content with the quietnr
sninusr11lents OF tennis, bathing, and sail.
ing.
hi A very attractive visitor at the Cham-
berlin while tlir fleet was In wns Miss
Il Hebecca Walker, Of Richmond, whose
brother. Lindsay Walker, is now a mid
sahlpman III the navy.
~ Quite a number of the wives of the
Boflctrs OF the fec, were also Mt the
\ Cha,nberiin. among them being Mrs
Charles G. F,reeiand. of Washington;
Mrs. Luke McNamee. of Boston: Mrs.
Calby NJ. Chester. and Mrs Arthur Chess
ter. OF Washington
". Is.chmonders recently at Old Point were
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brady, Mrs. John
Purcell, Miss Nora Leary. Mrs. c. c..
Walker, and Miss Walker. a
Other guests arc Mr.. and Mrs. George
Is. owens Des Mones, Iowa: Mr.nrd Mrs.
"A b. Cole. Chicago; Mrs. NJ. L. Wallace.
Miss f. a. Wallace. Philadelphia; Mr..
ana Mrs. William Porter, Miss Scher-
merhorn. St. Augustine: Miss Lucy
Baird, Louisville, KY: Nlr. and Mrs. s..
Dickson. West Orange. N. j.; Mr.. and
Mrs James Courts. Washington; Mrs.
j, L. Collins, Frankfort, Ky.; Miss Ro-
i.terta Bird, Lawrenceburg. KY: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph l. Kelly, Miss Cora Jones.
Bristol. Va; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ohm
stead, Miss Margaret C1mstead. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. F. futile, Pittsburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
4 WARRENTON, VA.
fspecial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

A4H.f lSQcCldl
WARRl1NTON, VA, July 2.--Shoot-
ing clay pigeons Is more thcsfad here
at present than anything else At n re-
cent match the most creditable scores
were made by tho following members Of
the Warrenton Gun Club, with twenty to
break: Sterling jackson landed seven
teen, DR.. st. Clair and j. G. Keith fifteen
each, John Grawner and H. Graham
thirteen each. DR.. Hopkins and e. b..
Slater eleven each. II. Martin and IT,.
Galloway ten each. The Fauquler Club
will hold meeting July sth to consider
proposed amendments to the constitution.
An army and navy list will probably
be established.
Mrs. l.. Harding, Of Washington. y.
c., is visiting her mother Mrs. r. 7Tay-
lor Scott.
Miss Marion Lindsay is visiting Miss
Louise Fauntleroy.
Miss Smith, Of Alexandria, Is at Mrs,
Brittons. % z
Mrs. Bond and her sister, Mrs. Ire.
Vile, are guests at Mrs. Days.
Mr.. John Thornley, Of New York, Is
visiting at tile residence of George b.
Stone.
Mrs, James x. Maddox gave a dc
lightful party to number OF children
at Lection IIill"4 few days ago. cele-
brating the tenth birthday Of her young
niece. Miss Wynyard Barker, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

OF the many farm scenes once so ia
mllar OH the great James liver pAa an y
revived only In the memory Or those W .,lt'
knew the plantations as they were n the
ante heilum daysand y TT y t oh'y y " ni3ase
Of The he binder is heard in the broad, golden
fields instead OF the s% ,s Of }he ,n pld
are still important factors, and whiskeS
Is still served out three times day TO
the harvest hands,
The pictures Of harvest time on the
Western and Northern farms, which one
reads In the magazines of tho day, give
no idea of the Southern harvest scenes,
6es na Is t6es a st foF 2 TN Tia
borers, dusty and toil stained, who per- ,i1
form hurried ahlntions as they or, trow mf
metal forks and knives on tin plates
AS ne ahelpeTs', raysnonsly dsyo4 1p, ", l;e
substantial meal that tho ,Wlmmsn f9!sS
have prepared. aud when the binders have
ceased for the day and the s'in !, SIM SINKS 70
rest beyond prairie or hill, no 1olll non
among tho helpers and the "wiinmen
TIE HONEST MACHINES.
But when the wheat fields on the BAN
OF the James commsnce y, 10 turh ro droIIt
green to yellow the binders are ~ prous sha
green has deepened into q light golden
he Of the Paanh5a.9hns sena he
darky settlements 10 pass the word that
the wheat Is ripe, engaging "a sufflclent
number of extra day hanSs 10 carry on
the work.
II is the beginning of harvest, Up At the
big mule stable the owner Of the pianta-
giving objections 70 the transfers. who
are bringing out the. mule teams apd
HhltchinK them up to the binders, Inc ~,
out its summons to the hands: the red
light IN tho east grows brighter and me
world Is. waking up; the heavy dew q q
yard or drips from the roof of barn and
stable. Across the fields By sinuous time
worn paths or along plantation roads
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
FREDER1cK's HALL.
fspscIal to The Times-Daspatch.

FREDERICKs HALL, VA, June 30
Wheat harvest is pretty we'll over,
a fair yield is expected, prospects
for the corn and tobacco crops are good.
The hay crop is full up. to the aver
age. Recent copious rains have had a
wonderful effect in bringing out the
latter.
Or. and Mrs. e. A. Terrell returned
from Richmond last night, where they
attended the marriage Of Miss Lizzie
Terrell and Rev. Mr.. Faulkner, OF Cliff
ton Forge.
Miss Myrtle Atkinson and Miss Pauline
Scott are visiting the st. Louis EXPOSE
ton.
& Misses Smith and Simpson, OF Rome,
Ca, are guests Of Mr.. Absalom Waller.
Mrs Lonnie Jones and Mrs. M T.
spicer, Of Richmond, after spending a
few days with the family Of Mr.. y. H.
spicer, have returned home. 3
z Master Russell Crank cpent yesterday
In Richmond. s.
Miss Natalie Harris is spending several
weeks in Charlottesville. 4.
Miss Margaret spicer, who has been
visiting her brother In Richmond for
the past week Is expected home to-mor-
row. 3ss s85 q. +
Mr.. j.. H.. Crank is in Richmond to-
day on business. g tx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
"A WAR INCIDENT,
Men Who Fought Hand TO Hand
Become Neighbors and Friends.
(Special to The Times-D lspa tch,)

Men Who Fought Hand 20 Hano
Become Neighbors and Friends.
(special to The Times-Dlspatch)
81 A1EhEHRIN, VA, July 9'-Durlns
the hard fighting Of cavalrymen
around BROWNSVILLE. Md, Mr.. J. y, Green.
OF the Union army. received a severe
wound on his head by the hands OF q
Ninth Virgnla cavalryman, MT, w. p.
Dance, who resides near this place, was
the soldier who delivered the blow. mo
calvary TO which MIR. Dance belonged
had. been doing some hard tightlg
around this Maryland town, and WAS
slowly retreating when rcinforcements
arrived. and they again faced the aHemy
and hand to hand fight took place.
Mr.. Dance came In contact With q cav
airy man who WIS directly In front or
him, and with his sabcr forced INN to
tllsnount When OF the ground he drtW
his pistol, and was akmlt to fire a fatal
shot, when Mr., Dance, sui in his saddle
again brought his saber into action and
struck his opponent Just over the right
eye inficting wound which rendered his
man unconscious, and he rode on lhlnk-
ing that his blow was fatal. and con-
stinued TO carry this idea until a snort
time ago, when Mr., Green moved here
from New York and settled only short
distance from the home Of MT Dance
While Mr. Dance WAS relating this IN
cident as he had often done to his
friends, Mr.. Green happened to be one OF
his hearers and no sooner had he COM
pleted the experience than Mr. Green
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
PEOPLE IN HANOVER.
Especial to The Times. Dlspatcii.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
pEASE'S, VA. July 2-.'"The good old
summer time. In Hanover is, as usuhl,
very gay. The sl,ospitable country homes
have thrown open their doors to the city
guests
spending tho summer at Hanover Court
house. q
Mrs David 1Naldham, OF Savannah. is
visiting Mr.. C. p. Cardwell n
"A most delightful german was given IN
his honor Tuesday. night which was IN
dulged in until the wee small hours.
Miss Mary Taylor, Of Richmond: Miss
Nellie Morton OF Richmond; Mes $ e
Campbell, Of mississippi; Mr.. Charles Gar.
nett, OF Richmond, are among the house
party at Dundee. tho country resid ence
of Mr.. George +. Haw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bailey are the guests
OF Mrs. c. p. Cardwell.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. p. Williams, Of Dam
vile, have returned. after trip OF ten
days to their father, Or. Williams.
Miss Mary Carter Anderson is spend
Ing the month Of July at her homo be-
fore going to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Kate Anderson will spend the
month OF August at Virginia Beach.
Miss Agnes Williams is going TO enter
tain house party during July. among
the guests expected Will be Miss =, sal,le
Trucker OF Danville; Miss Katie Ander-
son, Hanover; Mr.. Willie Kinney, Dam
vile; Mr.. Burwell, Lynchburg; Mr.. Brow
ard, OF Atlanta; Mr.. Willie Williams,
Danville. 4,
The glorious 4th promises TO be fully
celebrated Many fishing expeditions,
lawn parties. etc. All are anticipating
much pleasure
Miss Fannie Williams will leave for
the Nmountains of North Carolina, chaper-
oned by Mrs. civilians.
Mrs r. H. Cardwell has been quite
sick, but Is improving. gEI
Miss Addie Stevens is out again, after
n 6rlef illness. 81 FIX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

spppers psyhs%ps btter% Wn1d tn The bi San
rr ssf save ba for e 'f ea as wS HGsa s
az shockers, toters up and the ! water
hoy fail IL behind, their dus Avs ia, faces e;
expressive Of the fun, sweat and 1 LABOR g
yrIiEl HARVEST FEED.
The wheat field is reached, There y
stands in the warmth and dnmpncss "
the early June morning, an hund HES ACRES rn
blaSes Of the binders. five feet high across
the field, with heads dropping from their
Weight Of rich ripe grain. The h ,,i1e
ment ' the lead binder blades are cutting
down the grain; the others fall IN sen td,1s
While Me The to Whor t6ece w 1e and af o bd
up the shocks, At 7:so breakfast is ready
The old cook at the kitchen. with some
ynSnE SIR 90 ass Eh ar mas Sssa sTs
blekfus ready sides gittin' brekfns fer
de gret house Down. the road they
s sss a g aad d9k1Ens qsns
one by some trusty month hand. and
scented he na o csen Door n sg
eat their sa pone, fried bacon and
In In the he sret house the fsnily are At
a arspsfa sne ans al IadT II Sh the pros
come out later in The carriage to look at
the harvest
Thirty inmates for breakfast then back
10 the field. From then To 1890 the dusky
sons and grandsons Of the old time slaves
work ohesrfully in the dazzling Jun, June sun.
la or TO uuaff a gourd OF water or 70
chase an ''ole syar ms she securities
across the stubbls,, frlgl,tened from h Ter
sun crosses the meridian the feed boy"
up al tho big stable rings The bell that
heialds The, dinner hour and TIE midday
loose Ia trot to the stable. Their feed -
ready. After burying their noses. deep
In the water trough and drinking 70 re-
nletion. they enter the stable: each knnH1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
/ RADFORD, VA.

tspecial to The Times. D,spatch.)
~ RADFORD, VA, July 2.-Nfr. and Mrs.
j. r. K. Cowan have returned from their
bridal trip to Niagara and are at the
home Of Major John T. Cowan, at Belle
Spring.
Miss Alice Jones has returned from a
visit to Miss Margaret Jordan, at Wythe-
Vile.
Mrs. David Wallerstein and three chill
8s1rcn, Of Richmond, also Mrs. ". w. Will
son, child and mother; Mrs. Day OF Ken
Sova, are at Mrs. Eliza beth c. Adams's for
The summer
IL Dr.. Irene Billiard left Wednesday for
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, where she will open
an office and practice her profession.
DR.. Billiard Is a graduate Of Ann Arhor
md remarkably bright. ambitious young
woman. She passed the examination OF
tho State Board last June. but has not yet
hung out her sningle, wishing to careful
iy look over a number OF fields before
Il locating permanently. Dr. Billiards. moth
Il ~ and her sister, Miss Meta Billiard, OF
& Newnort. r. l.. will make their home with
{ her in October.
Mr.. Elliott Howe and bride, OF New
sterne. N. c., are visiting their parents,
y Mr. and Mrs. John Howe, Of East Rad
4 ford. The bride was Miss May Moore OF
Newber1re and the marriage took place
Il the 18th.
Sll MISSES Laura anu tIlIlStl Ing tco a. = 1850
Eng Colonel and Mrs. Thomas Lewis, at
Il Roanoke.
\ Colonel and Mrs. r. r. Henry and
their daughter, Miss Aylett. passed
through Radford "Wednesday en- route to
\ the Culpeper Horse Show
Fl Miss Ada Osborne. Of Morrisville, Pa,
is visiting her uncle. Captain J. g. Os-
borne.
Mr.. yNinslow r. Randolph, headmaster
Of st. Albnas, left the first Of the week
for II trip through the South. in the In In
tercst of his school.
Mrs Garter, Of Evansville. Ind, Is the
guest of her son. Rev. Edwin r Carter.
Mrs w Fl. Nirgie returned Thursday
from a visit to friends in Admission. Ala,
;lliasis d pi3estnt Mrs Adams's.
Colonel j. Rush Miller has purchased
mn orange grove and a pretty residence
y at Eustis. Fla, and with his family. Will
spend the winters in the sunny South
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
Town Lots or Farms
Sold or Exchanged.

Have. you been considering
leaving. the farm and moving.
into the town? or have you
some town property on hand
which you would like to sell or
exchange? There are more.
ways to feed cattle than BY
turning them into the wheat.
fields, and there are more ways.
(and less expensive) to sell
that land than BY putting it up
at public auction. Why not
spend few cents telling The.
Times-Dispatch readers about
it? It's pretty safe guessing
that several5of the thousands OF.
subscribers are willing to 5make
You an offer.
Real Estate can go on the Tee-Dee
Bargain Counter Just as well as any
thing else and by using the TeerDee
Ads, YOU might be able to sell your
farm with3an expense of less s%1 0n8
But sspposc you had a farm or a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

season promises to be an unusually large
one ISL
3 Misses Primrose and Mary Cameron
left yesterday for Atlantic City, where
they will spend several weeks, and also
visit many Northern cities.
Miss Janic Cameron. the attractive
daughter Of Mrs. Ellen Cameron, OF
Cameron Hall, who has been attending
w. and y. n. and Y, NJ. I. finals. has
returned home.
Miss Mary Komper, of Albemarle coun-
sty, + Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, Craig,
Cold Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Emma Bayliss of Columbia, 3. @,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James
Quinn. OF Rockbridge Inn
Il Dr. Tucker, OF Roanoke, Va, will be
resident physician for the Chapman Iron,
Coal and Coke Co. q;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

declared that he was the man, and
exhibited tho scar and described the In
cident as we'll as the horse upon which
Mr.. Dance rode, In turn Mr.. Dance told
which side the man fell from and how
he Was laying when lie struck the blow,
also the color of the horse the soldier
was riding.
There seems no doubt that after about
thirty years Of peace these men have
found each other and are now gond
friends and delight in telling their e1-
perienee. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
OLD POINT COMFORT.

and Mrs Joseph u. Logan, Of Atian "a
GA. are visiting their mother, Mrs. Anna
Logan, I'll Broad street.
Or. and Mrs Meade Burwell. OF ths
Eastern Shore. are spending tie week
with Mr. Robert Logan, at sherwood.
Mi. and Mrs. John Logan, OF No ~.
arrived IN Salem Tuesday. and will re-
main here during tho summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
TIE ALLEGHANY,
fsnec,al To The Timas- pispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
GOSHEN sNA.$j July 2-Dr. ~ T,
Webster, ownep and medical direc-
tor of the Allegheny sanitarium and
rest resort. which was opened June lst,
has greatly improved and beautiied this
place by many changes. He Is daily re-
,ceivlps numerous applications. and the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
Worth the Money,

Sorfol would 10 delighted 20 have Han,r,
den Sidney College gS coming ah here hIamp
being the only college on the seaside between
New, York and Charleston. 81 c,-Noyf0lk
ALandnark wv aslLLl. -.la .1Ia 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
Hogs and Hogs,

Nevertheless. this notion as exploited
by q Phladephian hits the nail In tho
vicinity o. the head.
Toe end-sest hogs an awful bore,
A cad, boorish elf;
] cant tell how | hate him. for
] want that seat myself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
atesf Departnent Store rs open Today tor Inspect

house to sell, would II not be wise to
patronize the Tee Dec pages e e m
even to the extent of..... st'OsfO' -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

The man who has never seen may
Very we'll doubt the wonders OF the
modern world. It is the same with
4 the man who has never tried adYertls-
ing. He doubts its effectiveness. II
you have machinery of any kind to
sell. just try advertising 1t In the COLI
umns OF the Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
Small But Great.

Wants you might buy that oil stove
for less than half its value. The same
thing holds good on any article Of
household necessity, The paper I -
for week would only cost you ~
II you have drugs, or groceries 20
sell, you can tell the public about their
quality and their price-just put them
on the Tce-Dee Bargain Counter;
i5,ooo-word contract will X.37 so
cost only ................ 80 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

The Irishman's rabbit that
cost more to cook than it was
worth, was much like some.
men who apply for positions.
That is why it is well to have
alarge number from which to
pick. a Tee-Dee Want Adj.
vii bring a host Of them. You
have a chance to get the man
best suited to your needs. You
save money and work along the
line Of least assistance, when,
youuse Tee-Dee Wants to sup
ply your needs.
An advertisement under tho head OF
Help Wanted" will DO read by almost
every man in Virginia who Is y 60
looking for work; II will cost only 1.ON>
Tee Dec Want Ads. are all payable
cash. In advance. Therefore the same
advertisement. II charged on S0r
THE books would cost. ......... - - ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
Mems Furnishings,
Horse Shoes, Vacant.
Rooms, Electrician

Rooms, Electrician
All 81 these are articles that
can be and are daily placed on
the Tee-Dee Great Department
Bargain Counter. If yours are
not there, it will pay you to.
have them placed there at once
and if you are III need Of any
Of these articles or almost any
thing else, turn over to the
Tee-Dec pages and you will
probably find them 1.-THE Bar
gain Counter.
To buy a paper SO as to be able to
inspect the bargain counter for -
one day will only cost you ........ -
8 or you can get tho paper a whole
year and be able to read of all the
bargains that arc offered c. 0G
FOR only ~ ~ =.
II you i've In Richmond and want
the paper. delivered to your door every
morning before sunrise. It Will cost
4 S.. 90 per year, or by the 5(lf,
month..... $1,000 .........l.' - y -
4 4 at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
Summer BOarders.

Those who desire Summer Boarders those who looking
place spend the meet here in the great Tee
Dee Department Store It's convenient meeting place Very
many here and there good chance for selection If
does not please, you at liberty to try another.