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The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1904-03-12

A Washington dispatch Of Mon
day says: The Senate today
passed Congressman Little's bill
authorizing bail IN criminal cases
upon appeal IN Indian Territory
courts.
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,

THE PRESS is authorized to announce JAS
COCHRAN of Paris, Logan county, as can
didate for Prosecuting Attorney OF the nm
Judicial Circuit subject to the action OF the
Democratic party,
THE PREss is authorized to announce W W.
cOrTOS ofFranklln county MS a candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney OF the 18th judicial district
subject TO the will OF the Democratic party
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE,

THE Pass IL authorized TO announce ESQ,
J. " FRY Of Cedaryille for the ONCE OF County
And Probate Judge of Crawford county, subject
70 the action OF the Democratic party
Tnp Press IN authorized to announce BERkE'
LEY NEAL asa candidate for county ANA fIo'
bate Judge of Crawford county subject to the
Democratic primary, March g. 1901
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II Saved His Leg.

= A Dnlorih NJ Lp0rnppe da ,suf.
telrd for sis months with u ffiphtful
running sore on his ley hul writes that
Bucklpn y Arnicu SAlve wholly cured
II IN five days fornlrrr wounds, piles
~ the hest Hlve IN the world Cure
guaranteed uniN Roe, sud by F,a,
Kerr the druggist
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FOR STATE SENATOR.

Tine PRESS is authorized TO announce RAN
poLpH CoNsTOCK as candidate Tor 0ta'e o'hals
or for the 18th senatorial district, composed OF
Crawford and Franklin counties, subject To me
action of the Democratic party
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1904-03-12
Rheumatism

Is rack on which you need not suffer
long.
Ii depends on an acid condition OF
the blood, which affects the muscles
and joints, causes Inflammation and
pain, and results from defective diges'
on and torpid action OF the liver,
llneys and SKIN.
Sria,'ca, lumbago and stiff neck are
rns Of It.
.ll1d's SarSapHr!ila hos cured me OF
- ~ IWn0 SO I could not nj any
SD end my knees were so stiff could
rts'v e.t Up or d1Hr stairs. Since taking
f.... bottles Of Hoods Sarsaparilla | have
..-,r r.l, q symptom Of rheumatism, and
8. Gly recommend Ho1F's for this dis
a.,' MS HATTIE TURNER, Bolivar Mo.
fEo0d's SGrSapGritta
ard Pills
lee tie aciaity Of the blood
DIGESTION aid eEcretion, and
and permanently cure rheu'
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

Tut Pass Is authorized TO announce r, "
wlNFREy aS o candidate for reelection To the
Office of County Clerk OF Crawfrod County sub
Iect TO the action ofthe Democratic party.
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For COUNTY TREASuRER.

THE Pass la authorized TO announce j :
GRAMMAR AZ candidate for denomination 10
the once Of County Treasurer OF otgNiotd
County, subject to lhe Democratic primary,
March ~, lgOL
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK,

Tus Pass is authorized TO announce DAVID
W, MOORE JR asa candidate for reelection
20 the once Of Circuit Clerk of Crawford county
subject W the action Of lhe Democratic primary
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1904-03-12

cures made by DR.,
Kilmef's Swamp.
Root, the great kid.
ney liver and blad.
der remedy
1t is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century ;
discovered aiteryears
Of scientific research
by Dr. kilmer the
eminent kidney and
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1904-03-12

the good people Of Arkansas help
us 10 give him the opportunity !
The condition of the supreme
court as far as being in Arrears with
it's work is deplorable; a litigant
is forced to knock at the door of
that temple of justice for from two
and a half to three years before
his appeal is heard. Yet the fran
ers of our constitution recognized
that only in speedy trials could
justice he had and inserted in the
constitution these words:
Articles II, Sec 10 provides Every
person is entitled to "A certain remedy in
the law for all injuries or wrongs he
may receive in his person, property or
character; he ought to obtain justice
freely and without purchase, completely
and without denial, promptly and with
ont delay, conformably to the laws. !"
We have naught to say against
Judge Bum, but his eleven years
trial should be sufficient with the
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1904-03-12
FOR CONGRESS.

TsY PRrss Is authorized to announce JOHN
&, LITTLE OF Sebastian county, Us eannluhtV
~ denomination 10 Congress from this Fourth
congressional district subject to the action OF
the Democratic party.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1904-03-12

ne our Revised Index TIL n
PRECINCT
7(ssyy's'F''
icy chains and rings
Kites
Knives, pocket
Knife aud fork sets, children
Knife trays, wood
Knives and forks; table
Nables, gummed
" ace department
Laces, shoe
Ladies', tin
Lamp department
Lamp, stove, wicks
Lamp shades, paper
Lanterns, paper, etc
Latches, thumb
Ledgers,
Locks
Lemon squeezers, glass, etc
Lunch boxes
asks, baseball, etc
Matches
Match safes, pocket, etc
Measures, graduated, tin
Measures, tailors tape
Meat Founders
Memorandum books
Milk cans, pals, etc
Mincing knives
Mirrors, hand, wall
Mops, floor, mop holders
Mucllage
Mustard spoon
Mugs, china and glass
MUSICAL goods
Mustard pots, china
S>ails, boot and shoe
>&ails, upholstery
~all set
Neck ware
Napkins, linen and paper
Needles
Nest eggs
Notes and receipts
Notions, dry goods, staple
Nut crackers, iron
INatmeal bowls, china
~ III cans, tin, etc
Hers, machine, zinc
Order books
Overalls, oyershirts
Hads, scratch
i Jails, tin, wood, etc
+ aper, crepe tissue
Paper cutters, fasteners
Paper, shelf, tissue, toilet
Parasols, japanese, ladies
Pencil boxes, holders
Pencil sharpeners
Pencils, lead, slate
PenhoIders
Perfume department
Photo frames, wood
Picture department
Piece white goods
Pie plates, tin
PincCrS
Pins, blanket, hat
PIN tickets, etc
Pipes
Pistol, cap and toy
Pitchers, glass aud china
Plates, tin and china
Pliers
Pockelbooks
Polish
Polish, stove
Pot cleaners, wire, covers
Powder, toilet
Purses
Preserve kettles
Printing outfits
INuilting frame clamps
U)o''''
Oc "srs.
~Nibbons
Ratllers, rubber
Razor straps
4
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Political Announcements.

70, announcements Of candidates for ONCE,
not exceeding one inch IN space, the following
tees will be charged-payable inyarable IN
advance Positively no deviation from ms RUE
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1904-03-12

Claremore Il. IT, farmers are
organizing a potato shippers club.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1904-03-12

Ncco.aant books
~r rifles
Albums-autograph
Armbands
Armlets Avis
NSags-papcr
Sags-school
ags-shopping, etc
Balloons, paper
Balls, rubber
Balls, return, etc
Bands, rubber
Banks, metal
Barometers
Base ball goods
Basins. tin, etc
Baskets, wire
Baskets, willow
Bath tubs, tin
Bay Rum
Bead chains
Bed spreads
Becswax Bells Belts
Berry sets, china
Bill books Bill heads
Binding, oilCloth
Binding, skirt, etc
Bird cages
Bird cage fittings, glass
Bird cage hooks.
Biscuit cutters. tin
Biscuit pans, tin
Bits, anger, horse
Backing, shoe, etc
Flank books
Blankets, saddle
Blueing
Bolts, carriage, etc
Book department
Bowls, china, etc
Box papers
Brackets, shelf
Braids, soutro
Bread pans Broilers, wire
Brooms, house, etc
Brush department
Buckets, covered, etc
Bunting
Burners, lamp
Butter dishes, glass, etc
Butter moulds, wood
Butter plates, china
Buttons
Buttons, collar, bone, etc
e. abinets, letter, etc
" AXE enters, tin
AXE pans, tin
Cake turner's
Camphor balls
Candles, fancy, etc
Candlesticks, tin
Can openers
Caps, children, etc
Caps, for pistols
Carbon paper
Cards, visiting, etc
Cartridges
Chains, watch, etc
Casters, bed CHAR sets
Chalk, school, etc
Chalk line
Chamber, pals, etc
Chamber sets
Chamois skin
Checkers and board
Chimneys, lamp
ChinNware, American, etc
Chmns, butter Cigars
Clips, paper Clocks
Clock ornaments, etc
Clothes line, cotton, etc
Clothes pins
Clothes wringers
Coat collar springs
Coat frames, wire
Goats or jumpers, denim
C0hhlers' sets
Coffee mills
Coffee pots, tin, etc
Coin holders
Colandcrs, tin
Collars aud cuffs
Comb department
Comb aud brush cases
Composition books
Confetti Cork screws
Corset department
Corset Mces Cotton bats
Cotton, spool, etc
Cover liiters, stove
Covers, pot
Cracker jars, china
TIL {,
ALW AYS I
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JOB PRINTING Of St., ~ ,s al"S'
Ell NJ the PRESS pFPicf Neatly promptly
and ~ LIVING rates Once upstairs Ia lbp Wood
Nh4v -No fUN Malu street
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1904-03-12

February has record fof tmall monthly rain.
falls and The small amount ~ precipitation OF
thu past month has against Hsilll lower records,
that OF February, lDl With O,Bv inches aud g5'
go iuches
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o are unfamiliar with our vs
ire reference, as we will not
HE M ARk <. I'll
Crashes
Crayons, cOlored, etc
Crochet hooks, etc
Crochet, silks, etc
Crockery
CroQuet sets, toy
Crumb trays, tin, etc
Cuff holders
Cupboard catches
Cups and saucers, china
Cups, saucers and plates
Cups, glass, tin
Carriers. kid Curling irons
Curry combs Curtains
Cuspidores, tin, etc
Cutlery, pocket, etc
~ mask, piece
LEARNERS
arning cotton; needles
IL
Dating stamps Dice
Dictionaries
Dinner buckets
Dippers, glass, tin
Dish pans
Doll heads Doll departm't
DOminoes
Door springs, etc
Drawer supporters
Ora wing books
Dress shields Dress stays
Dry goods department
Busters, feather
~asles. wire
" aster goods
gg heaters, wire
Egg separator
Elastlcs
Embroideries, lace
Embroidery, cotton
Embroidery hoops
Enamel ware
Envelopes
Erasers, blackboard, etc
Eye glasses and shades
FACE powder
Sans
faucets, wood, etc
Files, taper, etc
Files and cabinet letters
Fishing tackle Flags
Flat irons Florida water
Flower pots Flue stops
Flutes, toy Fly paper
Forks, kitchen, tin
Fruit jar filler, tin
Fruit presses
Fry pans
Tunnels, tin
VOardcn sets Carriers
Gem pans Gimlets
Glasses, reading, etc
Gloves, baseball
Gloves and Miltens
Glue
Goblets, glass
Goggles
Graters, nutmeg, etc
Gums chewing
IA; ! s s.i
llalters
Hamburg edgings, etc
Hammers
Handkerchief
Hangers, coat, etc
Hardware department
harmonious
Harness snaps
llasps, etc
Hat pins, gold and steel
Hat racks, wood
llatchets and handles
Hats and caps
Hats, ladies, trimmed
Hinges
Hooks and eyes
Horns, tin
Hosiery department
Hose supporters, etc
co cream dishes
Wee cream sets, china
&c picks, etc
Inks
Ironing WAX
News harps
~cwlty department
RACK
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~A CIT
49,
lad irons
Sad irons, toy
ad iron handles
Salt boxes, wood
Scissors
Salts and peppers, china, etc
Sand paper
Satchels, straw
Sauce dishes
Sauce pans
Saws
Scales
Screws
Screw drivers
Shears
Shades, window
Staples
Shaving mugs
Strainers
Shields, dress
Shoe horn
Shirt department
Shoe backing and polish
Shoe findings
Shoe laces
Shoes, infants soft sole
ShoveIs, tin
Sleeves, tin
Sifters, wire
Soap dishes
Silks, sewing, etc
Spoons
Swimmers, milk
Spectacles
States. school
Suspenders
Slino.shot rnhhnrs
SNAPS. harness
SOAP department
Soap dishes, tin, etc
Soldering sets
Soles leather
Spectarle cascs
SPOONS basting and metallic
Spoons, silver, steel. wood
Sportinc goods
Snreads
Snrino balances
Stationery department
Stooies
Steamers fin
Stove mats paste and nine
STRAINS hook and shawl
Strops and homes
Snit cases
Srnhonno,s
'""''""'''
Taole clolns ana covers
~ ablets, ink, pencils
Jacks. Garnet. etc
poc,o a,,;,,cs
r"S'' SUNG
lalcun poWuer
Tea kettles
Tea pots, china
Toonot s,,nds
'opo' ''o ,
refining rings
Thermometers
Telescope cases
ThinLJoa o,,,iu,m .u,.
T T'%~ books '''''"'"""' SILVER
Toastcrs, wire
Toilet sets
Tobacco, smoking
Tons
Toothnick holders ulasa md wood
Towel roIlara wood
Towrls
Toy d,rartn,,t
Toys nanny
Toys wood
Trgcinn ,ohosl
Trans e animal mia, rat
Trnrs ,Ir INV
r,ownly ,o,ao,
q. Sc: &. .: g: 9:
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK2

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news.
papers is sure to know OF the wonderful
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1904-03-12

bladder specialist, and Is wonderfully
successful IN promptly curing lame back /,
uric acid, eatarrh of the bladder aud
Bhghrs Disease, which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble,
DR.. Kilmef's Swamp.Root is no, rec.
commended for everything butif you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble II will be
found lust the remedy you need, II has
been tested In no many ways IN hospital
work and In private practice, and has
proved no successful in every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers Of this paper, who have
not already tried 1t, may have d sample
bottle sent free by mail, also book tell
ing more about Swamp.Root and how to
6ndoutifyou have kidney or bladder trou.
bic When writing mention reading this
generous offer In this paper and send your
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1904-03-12

IS. s.; =: &c.; If & &; ; 81: &: @
dollar si,c bottles are Homo Of swampncc',
sold by oll good druggists, Don't make
any mistake, hu, remember the name,
SwampsRoot, Dr. kilmef's swamp Root,
and the address, Binghamton, ~ y, on
every bottle,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
BY HI A.. Me nrdy,
RelI Estate AllctiOueer.
h BY FL. McCnrdy IN US
ReaI Estate Aictloneer. 81
Trustees and Commiss sion
er's Sale Of {. the ! 8 Very Des ] n
able Residen No. / 260 %
e. Franklin Street, lmlne-.
diateIy Opposite libby || Mill I II.
Park. is

In execution OF a certain decd Of trust
to n. G.. Richardson, trustee, bearing dales
the 2eth Novsmber isy, an ana a1 rGi
i.D! b. lGl e. page aga. default having been
made In the payment OF the debt thsrsllL35
secured and also execuI1iion o anTtInsr
trusted, bearing date on tho ad July. lgoo.I
and duly recorded In Richmond Chancery
Court In D, 3, 1886. page ISL default 1il
debt therein secured. and In pursuance ots
a decree OF the Law ana Equity Court
of Richmond, entered on the 18th March,
1904; In the snt OF s'i s,p ~ t,a uRde ~
signed, rs trustees and special commits n
sioner will DER foffr sale upon the prem
iseS. on sssi
t,THuRsDAY, MARCH 4rII. II 1904,
ut + o'clock ri NJ tho real estate coli
toned in said decree, consisting or lot.3'
with improvements thereon. on the north
line OF FRANKLIN Street, betw St IwentS-
g.reet sfrc a7 hes' WIZ e
ana running back $50 feet 10 Y wide 5allesi.
The dwelling Is t~o,sdsorS, ptcs sSo ,l
4spect, we'll built and In very good ord sl'.
The location and surroundlngs are Y, uIl7a
surpassed in the i thus
seeking a frst-cass residence this Q Tiers
u rare chance, ,,.,, a.; ,,,,
TEAMS: Cash for an amount suDlGieit
TO nay tho cost Of suit and sale any taxes
and insurance premiums property chars7@
able against said properly, and 70 pa y3
two notes Tor 500 each, With interest On
November Cd 1903 ami y note for IS,
Min interest. from November 3d., 1893,
until paid, and the balance 4, y, three
eutlal instalments for notes, with tntsrests
nndded. payable at q. IL and rs months, ZEE
spectively from the day OF sale, aud lits
tile retaned until paid, or. ALI GASl!.
AT THE OPTION OF 'fii y ~ 1871 NJ
Err ptf.,f AI,nsn,,5 81
85, MlNETRE F0Itk tE. S
Trustees sts
A. ~ P.tTTf RSON, s3si
Special Commissioner, Ill
3D. hereby certify that the bond rSqpiredM y
az ti,e specinl commissioner IN The abosA
cause has been dolly given, III.
r.. Y. M Nsst',l
mar lssGt Il N Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20

a VIM. b. Plzzini Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Tenth and Bank Streets,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20

~
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERNs DISTRICT of. VIRGINIA..
Having been appointed by a decree, en-
tered in the above entitled cause. on the
18th day OF March. 1906 RECEIVER q
Il .ALI, AND SINGULAR THE PROPER
Try OF THE SAID %GORAiAN-SVRIGfi1llIN.
COMPANY AND ORDERED FORTH
WITH 10 prepare a SCHEDULE Of the
ASSETS and LlABILlT1lS Of the said
Company, / do hereby call upon EACH 1C9Iil
AM EVERY PERSON, CoPARTNEI'-
SHIP or CORPORATION. In possession
OF or holding any property of any de-
scrlption Of tho SAID COMPANY, in
pledge or as collateral. to furnish.mei
forthwith With an l'rllAfI llJD, LIST Of
all property together,wt ~ Us y, ac l,na
session session Of held BY hin, Or It in plodse Or
as collateral, & n
L do hereby REAL upon each and
every person copart ecrship or CORPORA
against the said Gormnn-Wrlglit Conpa-s
nv to furnish mo forthwith. with an Item.
lied list OF said claims, S Sc tinH iortt
Inc nature amd In % y, ~ sa'n
ii inspections, M 81 S ss
{. do hereby further call upon each and
B every person, CO paltnershlp Oh cq 2Tol
* ftOn Indebted TO tile Salu liOTHliIl-S fII6ul
}SCompaily ID forthwith pay his or is
indebtedness to me-. III N i a
i a ~ N eHAs, r, Q FER RAIL-
Receiver,
ONCE sl,afer BUILDING, second floor 'loy,r',
March. 18th, 1901. n III.
mar 90-2t Is
!. NOTICE. A OFF FIRST MEETING. III or
Y 81 F 2CREDIrORS.
in TuT DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ErNa DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
III the matter Of NO. -----
JOHN n, GROIN, y 10 4,
g,qs Bankrupt. y '' 20" ~ - " ~,
10 tile creditors of JOHN y, G.ROWiEof
Edna. In the county uf king and queen
and district i Aforesaid, bankrupt
s5ee Notice is hereby r. yen that on tho M!
,ioHN NJ @ ROW WAS duly adiudicated
BANKRUPT; and that the first meeting Of
4 creditors will ibe held at my Office; s.
y Chamber Of Commerce tNinth ana MAIN
3 Streets, In Richmond, Vn., on the 3lst
d lDAY OF MARCH, a. D.. 1904 at ~
y o'clock noon, at which time the said creur
4 lt0rs may attend, prove their claims,
q appoint n tristcp. examine tho BANKRUPT,
and transact such 0tlIer business ms may
z properly come before said meeting
&. "a Ell b, G, II. CA RID w LII
March rs. 1901. a A ri, a. 5i.s... ass5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
lTRUSTEE'S {SALE1 @ n FL
THE DESIRABLE Il
BRICK STORE and DWELLING
ON THE SOUTH LINE OF .5
MAIN STREET,
BEITNlIEN
PINE AND Laurel STREETS,
FRONTING MONROE PARK.

By virtue Of a deed or trust to mo,
the Undersigned trustee, dated lime u,
lsyl ann recorded In tho clerks office Of
Richmond Chnncery Court, N y, i, 1as
b. page 56, default having been lnade IN
ilio payment OF note Of s''3 hs;N,, ana md
uulred 80 to do by the noteholder VIII
sci at public auction, OIL the promises, on
" WE'D NliSDAY, MARCH ~ l9ol
at 4:3O r. Nj. tho real estate described IN
lilo deed of trust, ms follows:
All That certain lot, piece or parcel ~, Of {
On TIC South side Of Main street COM
mellclng at a point distant ls5 feet east
OF the northeastern Intersection or Main
and Laurel Streets thence running east
Main street and fronting thereon and
extending back southwardly betWeell par
allel lines 1893 feet to an alley 90 feet vide.
Also all Store Fixtures, NJ irrors, counters,
Shelving, Soda a apparatus, Machinery ana
Tools contained in the buildings, or Oh
the said lot. !,
This property is comparatively new ard
in gooi order, and Hes directly opposite
Monroe Park. and consists OF q store and
dwelling above Of Ave rooms and bath.
ali nicely papered
Vhis sale should command the atten-
ton Of all, those desiring TO purchase
real estate, @
TERMS Cash as to the cost Of eSecutg
Ing this trust and to pay any taxes
due AT the time Of sale, and u ratable
proportion OF taxes for tile current year,
and also 10 pay q note of S5.OO3.0n W NH
interest thereon from December II, 1906,
with interest added; secured by deed Of
'''ss : " ASN sHsS plzzlN3ii N,
mar ITTtds Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
Thursday Path, al u NJ,

ana AT al. NJ, and days following,
Ar excellent opportunity To secure All
Itluues atsu sacrllice. Sale gersmptorx.
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~ iAfr re
MEETINGS,
t 49, ~ 5'TIIos. il, v llHFREss. President.
n ohm q. Miller Secretary. VI .Estil 53s

sI3 Mutual Assurance Society OF Virginia.
Richmond. Va, March 49, 1907.
THE ANNUAL MEETING O y THE MEhI-
bers OF this Society Will be held MONDAY,
No 1914 east Main Street, Rtchmond Va,
Il - i-sT 754 EDWIN a. PALMER,
Il s465 ss Principal Agent. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
Geo. w. Mayo, sA1ctioneer: !
NORTH Seventh Street.

& A tjC.rtON5s SALE # or IRON IA 3 FIrJ-'
n S'lEADS, EXTENSION rAI3L,fCa,st
KITCHEN 1'AB III .fC CAN q AND WOOD
SEAT IC,ttAt RS lock- EJRS &c. RI A SsSg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
Barton Heights Homes.

q VIE Il HAVE sflY.1RA 4. y tliiy ~
truGtiye homes IN thus thriving location
FOR sale s,nll and LEI us SHOW them
g you, q. q (. Il IS. Den 6,,,N.
IA, 81 Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20

FOR. Rem RENT
Furnished Flat, Franklin and Fourth
Streets N rooms y ~ q g5 fs4
81 Cos w. Grace; - rooms. ii
" GOT u. Main; 10 rooms. u
+ 1907 W. Grace: ID rooms.
I 303a s. Third; II rooms.
1901 Floyd Ave-; furnished or uniur l:
nshed; 8Arooms
2306 Floyd Avc.;.7 rooms. fSsS Es a,ss#
A 314 T. Cary; . rooms.
sos e. Main; second aud third floors.
House and about twenty acres near
5Oakwood
sos N. Third; 5 rooms.
SO Alhemarle;; house and shop,
IA n. SiNth:,1 70 rooms.
1928 Brook Ave: rooms.
$40 N. Twenty 8 rooms.
2COI Venable: store only. t@8 tst 81
2123 IS. Belvidere; 5 rooms. &
2Ull Nenable, second floor nat.
z sos Norton ST.: s rooms.
GIT Church St.; 3 rooms II.
N. w. BOWIE f&S SON
y mar 20 4 North Eleventh Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
j. THOMPSON BROWN Z co.
For Sale.

NICE LOTS IN THE WEST END. All
lowest market prices. H Now is the time
better prices iii the course Of! a few
months. Also dwellings and stores in all
parts OF. the city, and acreage property,
convenient to the car lines. Apply to !s4sS
II. NJ. w WORKMAN g &c. !,
..5 @ Zeal Estate "a gents.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-16
SOFT COPE:

Like the running brock, the
red blood that flows through
the veins has to come from
somewhere.
The springs of red blood are
found in the soft core of the
bones called the marrow and
some say red blood also comes
from the spleen. Healthy bone
marrow and healthy spleen
are full of fat.
SCOTS Emulsion makes new
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the richest of all fats. the. pure.
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FQr pale school girls and.
invalids and for all whose
blood is thin and pale, SCOTS
Emulsion is pleasant and rich
blood food. 1t not onIyfeeds
the blood-making organs but
gives them strength to do
their proper work.
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