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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-05-20
SEEK TO HAVE THE
COURT REMOVED
Bessemer Citizens Before the
Board of Revenue
WANT BETTER FACILITIES
New B. r., L. & p. Co. Power House
.rrors4b- WoodwsriJls Completed.
on bases-Little r
Time Of game. happenings In
Attendant
Bessemer.

Bessemer, May 19.-(Special.)-A large
number of Bessemer citizens went to
Birmingham this afternoon to appear be-
fore the board of revenue relative TO the
question of providing better facilities for
the Bessemer city court. The board took
a recess at 2:15 this afternoon to take
the matter under consideration. 1t
seems that considerable effort has been
made to have the court removed from its
present quarters In the Rebie building
erected by Chambers McAdory Peu-
tions it is understood have been circu-
lated on both sides, one requesting that
the court remain in the Rebie hall and
the other that II be removed.
The owners of the Rebie building say
that they will make all necessary i'm
provements that the officials of the court
desire. w. H sewell in discussing the
matter said: From what I can gather
a majority of the Bessemer people are in
favor of the court rooms remaining
where they are. l understand that only
one out of the six court officials want
the quarters removed
1t will be recalled that sometime ago
when considerable complaint was made
relative to the accommodations Oh the
court, that Chairman McAdory submit
ted plans for a new building to consist
of a court room, grand and petit jury
rooms and offices for the court officials,
These plans were approved by the board
of revenue and work was commenced,
and the first story of the structure com
pleted. The owners of the present court
building then took up the matter and
a movement was started to have the
court remain where it Is Hence the
present controversy.
Yesterday the members Of the board
of revenue visited Bessemer and inspect
ed the court rooms and are well inform
ed on the conditions of affairs. The board
will probably make its decision in
short time.
vestry Meeting.
The vestry of Trinity church held its
regular meeting last night in the Of
fees of the Bessemer National bank
building The following officers were
elected: r. F. Smith, senior warden;
Lee Moody, junior warden; G. F. Good
wyn, secretary.
Power House Completed.
The power house of the Birmingham
Railway, Light and Power company, To-
Gated on the North Bessemer car line,
near Woodward station, is completed.
The wires are being run and in few
days they will be connected.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-05-20
Schools Are Closed.


The Pratt City public schools closed one
of the most successful terms in its his
tory tonight.
The commencement exercises were held
in the First Baptist church and the audi
forum was filled to overlooking. The
commencement address was delivered by
the Rev. DIR. l. ID. Steele, pastor of the
First Cumberland Presbyterian church of
Birmingham.
The diplomas were awarded to the six
graduates by Prof. J. Nj. Dill, superin-
tendent of the Bessemer public schools
The members of the senior class are as
follows:
Mary Dill Griffith, Thomas Price VIII
lams, Marian Vivian Cook, Agnes Alex
andria Howard, Leila Claude Wood,
Ruth Elizabeth Phillips. The following
are the class officers: Mary Dill Griffith,
president; Thomas Price Williams, vice
president; Marian Vivian Cook secretary;
Agnes Alexandria Howard. treasurer
Interesting Event.
Tomorrow night the ladies auxiliary OF
the Ancient Order of Hibernians will
give one of the most elaborate entertain
ments of the year in the A. o. Fl. hall
North Highlands.
The programme will be as follows:
Selection by the orchestra
Solo, Selected-Mr. Charles Bell.
Solo, Selected-Mr. Charles Herbert.
Fancy Dance-Miss Hazel Recklin.
Piano Reclta1-Miss Lizzie Clarke.
Solo, "Pattie's Last Farewell''-Miss
Minnie Cahill.
Solo, when We Were Two Little
Boys"-Miss Sara Clarke.
Monologue, Humorous - Mr.. Harry
Camel.
Solo, ''Dreams"-Mrs. James o'Hare
Tableaux-"Tara's Hail."
Quartette-"H eidelburg."
Recitation, Confession Miss Fannie
Webb.
Tambourine Drill-Twenty young ladies.
Solo-Seected-Miss Mamie Lynch.
Fancy Dance-Miss Gladys Allison.
Duet-"What Are the Wild Waves Say
ing?"-Miss Minnie Cahill and Mr.. James
O'Hare.
Fancy Dance-Mlss Marie Mcclure
Song and Dance-Mr. Robert Lynch.
Negro Duet-"Deed I@Do''-Mlsses WIN
ME Duggan and Ellen O'Hare.
Grand e-Tableaux-Misses Della
Hawkins and Margaret Hanngan.
Personal and General.
The ladies of the First Methodist
church have arranged a trolley ride to
East Lake next Monday night
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SALARIES WILL
REMAIN THE SAME
ENSLEY COUNCIL MEETS AND
TRANSLATES MUCH BUSINESS.
cRITERIoNS WILL GIVE PLAY
ToNlGHT-oTHER NEWS.

Ensley, May 9.-(Special) 1.-The mayor
and aldermen met In regular session to-
night and considerable business was
transacted. The question of raising the
salary of the one-year policemen elected
a great deal of discussion. The board,
by decisive vote, however, decided that
the salaries of the police force should
remain the same. The salaries of the
firemen were raised IS a month.
The members of the board present were
Mayor Scott, Aldermen Rodgers. Cusick,
Phillips, Thompson, McTyiere. Hollings-
worth.
On motion the mayor was instructed
to employ an accountant to make up the
city tax books
After a number of the aldermen bad
discussed the question of refurnishing
the council chamber the mayor was in
structed to buy new chairs for the
chamber.
The motion to raise the salary of the
firemen raised considerable discussion.
The motion to make the increase was
led by Aldermen Holingsworth and Nc
Tyiere and was passed.
The manager of the Ensley opera
house made an offer to the council to sell
the fixtures that he had installed in
the play house. This was referred to the
judiciary committee.
"Criterons" Tomorrow Night.
The 'Criterlons,' the local opera
troupe, composed of Ensley talent, will
present, "All That Glitters Is Not Gold'
a pleasing comedy of three acts tomorrow
night. Elaborate preparations have been
made both as to the settings and the cast
of the play, and from all indications 1t
will be a success
The comedy will be given under the
auspices of the Camp Pat Cleburne, Uni
ted Confederate Veterans. A number of
tickets have been sold and everything
points to a crowded house.
The cast Is as follows: Sir Arthur La
selle Mr.. Mandy; Jasper Plum, Mr.. By
rum; Frederick Plum, Mr. Mccormack;
Stephen Plum, Mr.. Gellnk; Hans, Mr..
Fonville; Lady Leathbridge, Miss David
son: Lucy Walene, Miss Sawyer; Martha
Gibbs, Miss Bird
Bachelors Entertain.
The Bachelors club charmingly en-
tertained In It's club rooms last night
complimentary to Miss Marian Wilson
and Miss Athens Curry, two of Ensley's
most popular young ladies. The chaperons
were Mr. and Mrs. j. W. England. De-
lightful music was furnished by an or
chestra and progressive games enliven-
ed the evening. Later on delicious re-
freshments were served.
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Personal and General.

Mr.. ]. r. Williams has returned from
a visit to East Lake.
MIR. Green and Mr.. Wyatt Avery of
Birmingham visited Ensley friends today.
Mr. Henry Sherner has returned to
Ensley and accepted position with the
Christian Drug company
Miss Lille White has gone to Pineap-
pie where she will be the guest of Miss
Hawthorne.
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Personal and General.

The ladies of the First Methodist
church have arranged a trolley ride to
East Lake next Monday night
A. Icyda will give a Japanese enter
tainment tomorrow night at the First
Methodist church.
Miss Ruby Holden of Woodlawn, Is the
charming guest of Miss Ruth Phillips.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
Deaths Reported Yesterday.

Deaths Reported Yesterday.
Deaths reported to the Board OF Heat p
yesterday were;
WHITE
Charles II. Rhodes. male, 40 years.
Shelter!rg Arms Hospital.
A. p. Thomas male. about IS years,
on Canal, near Seventh Street.
f Grace F. Hall. female. s years,
months, 20 days. az West Main.
James u, stonebnlier, n,ale..2 ~ years
months, 10 days, HagerstoWi, Nd,
Sarah T.. Turner, female. 20 years. ~
North Harvie.
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Brookneal Enterprises.

Fl I3ROOKEllAL. VA, Nov. 5.--The first
tobacco sale at the reopening OF the
Planters Warehouse took place Tuesday.
Mr.. r. Il. Connally Is proprietor, and tho
different companies are represented. with
sindepent buyers also, Prices We're salts
factory and prospects good for tho new
enterprise,
a bank was organized alsp, With Mr.
II. n. Monroe as presidents and N, T..
,Walthall vice-presidsnt and ]. IL. Wade
cashier.
Is very fine, and selling ut 50 ON tho
ground whore shucked,
Tho excellent residence Of G. u. Elder
was burned Monday night,
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WINES Aap LIQUORS

o SELL NOTHING BUT STRAIGHT
quantity. Old overholt g years.. sS.5o
Per gal; Calvert e years). $3.50 gall.
Maysvillc Club Is years., So; JessaminG,
Springs. ss.25 per gall; Clifton Springs,
II per gal: None Such. s1b0 per gal.
Complete stock at correspondence low
prices. Goods shipped any part o. TIC
Etata; plain packages. Romit by regis :
tered letter. certified check. postal money
pr express order. PHIL. q. KELLY. Rtcn'
mond. Va. n .
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DEATHS,

Saturday, November
5, 1904 at $50 a.. NJ, at. the residence ,of
heE sister, Mrs. j. a. saunders, Jrr , ~
BROWN CRENSHAW. daughter OF the
late Richard Il. and Elizabsth i, Brown
and mother Of Il. Brown Crenshaa,W,;..,
Funeral Will take place MONDAY
X MORNING at II O'Clock from the home
Il OF Mrs, r, "A. Saunders. Jrrs
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MEETINGS.,

THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF TIE
How!zer Association, for the election
If officers will,ta "A, pace, at the How low,
Sth, at o'clock The Battery has ar
ranged for n special wire to the ARM
Dry, where tho election returns will be
s19s WAI.5s u cUTsHAw, president.
Chns G. J3osher, Secretary.
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Washington, comes direct to give an ok
hibition of his marvellous indian club Jug
Cling. Herman Glass, of Richmond who
won the worlds championship on Tying
rings at st. Louls last week, will give
an exhibition of his wonderful feats.
Miss Kate Fuller will recite.
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HUNTING OUTFITS.

WE, SELL 6 uNs THAT, $40 T.sfTliINk,
q single Brccch.load!ng Gun only E.Io !;
other pingle and doublc-barrcl ones Just
as cheap. Nothing better than the Robin
Hood Shells; we are sole agents. fnii
line Of Leggins. Coats and Belts. Ma u
orders collected. HA Iris EARDWAKE
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Lady Belle Sold.

s, Especial to The Times Dlspa,ch,)
owned By Mr.. A, II, Fulton, Of this
place, With a record as high jumper
made, at the Norfolk Horse Show recent
~, Of Z feet inches, has been sold to
tPortnar sl3ros., Manassas, Va. for y
large sum. f5tf
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Big Time on. Election Night.

Lovers OF puro and wholesome entor-i
.tainment will have the opportunity to
night at the Central e MT, C, A. Hall.
Hendrckson, the magician, will come
direct from. New York for this entertain
ment, and Will keep, everybody wide.
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Funeral Notice,

PROcyrOR.-sIh funeral agf N.Y. JOHN
q. PROCTOR. who died Ihursdsy morn,
Ing, took place from sls ia1 Er fes!ae'
Ysmher 4th. at 4 i. AZ
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" COAL, WOOD AND ICE.

EUGENE T. LONG IS STILL SELLING
:. original growth pine wood, one cord
$40: one cord oak sos. have on hand
Ill, kinds OF domestic coal. sell the
noted Canelto1, Lump Splint. the best:
prices on this is surprising 10 those buy
Ing now but Won't stand at this very
much longer; order now. Two yards:
Bowcy and MarshaIi Streets, Phone 1871;
Gilmore and Clay. 1Ct9.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

a STOVE THAT SATISFIES FOR ONLY
sl.25 Large variety of Wood. Cook and
all sizes in pipe and elbows. Roofing and
building material at factory prices. Care,
full and prompt attention paid 70 mall
u. Broad Street. Richmond Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

WE PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
orders that come BY mail and all in
auiries are answered as carefully aud
promptly as possible; SO you out-ol-town
f merchants can rely on your inquiry or
order getting attended to promptly
sheet and roll wrapping papers, roofing:
building, sheathing, butter, toilet and
other papers; butter dishes twlnes,
paper cutters sts z. low pr,,ss7; 5000
< Richmond.
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1900 - = : 80 -.-fI - -
SEEDS AND HARDWARE.

SEND US YOUR ORDERS FOR TAR
i Paper Roofing. ply. 75c. roll. and
ply csc. roll; also Crimp Roofing.
I Ba rbeh Wire. Nails Window Glass At
! prices that are In reach OF everybody
SOUTHERN SEED COa1lG n. Etghtsenth
Street. Phone 37S5.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

Wilmington, N, G., Nov. 8. 1904. Z
Office OF Rthe Treasurer,
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company:
THE BOARH4 OF DIRECTORS OF TILE
have declared a Dividend Of Two and
One-half per cent. On the Preferred
Capital Stock OF .Aut Company; dividend
due and payable mt the office Of the
Treasurer, at Wilmington. n. c., on and
after November ~. 1901. Tho transfer
books Will be closed from the LIST tolno
10th days OF; November, both inclusive.
JAMES f.. POST. Treasurer.
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STOVES.

CALL AND SEE OUR LINE OF w .D
Heaters before buying; sizes. and prices
to suit everybody; also nice line do ,1 pie
bottom Coad Holds, something new. Ella
HARDWARE CO, 422 W. Broad Street.
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WA NTED, THE PUBLIC no KNOW
have bought The business Of Mr.. r:
w. Elsom, ii7 T.. Broad. Hc is we'll and
favorably known III Richmond and many
States. | beg TO say that It cnlarges my
: facilities for placing help and securing
positions. invite old and young to visit
my offices, 2l1h N. Sixth and EOS N.
Belviderc Street. City help furnished
promptly. Mr.. r. r. Jennings, Manager,
all classes Of help. LEE TODD. Fresi-
dent, Southern Intelligence Office, .l1h
& North Sixth Street.
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scotland HARDWARE,
SHOE & REPAIRING SPECIAL.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING n ". u, 1901:
3 CO, out this coupon and send with shoes
and We will heel them, regular prt- e
25c... rubber heels SIC. and accept this
for 1Oc.9 rebate. When we heel shoe
we do not put piece of leather on top
and I'LL up with soft scraps, but cnt OF
and rebuild with sotd' leather. Our
i&:Own Make" Stitchdo~7l Caters and
ing shoe. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. No. s7I6 e. Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

lvANTED--TO, SELL AN ESTABLISHED
business. running "A years; this business
factory reasons given FOR selling;5 unless
YOU have from $1,000 TO 1900 and want
* TO go In n business, please don answer
this advertisement. Address c., 10. care
tbs Office.
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FOR sALE--WIL1. SELL Al. a sACRl.
ficc, for the want Of use; $500 Will buy
I. entire outfit: fast bay pacing Mare
Peerless Top Runaboit and Su!ksy: lazy
can drive. Apply at MOORE'S STABLE.
Seventh and Clay Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

NoT1cE-Bus1NEss, PROFESSIONAL,
and Visiting Cards-In order to introduce
our h!gli-class work we. will send post
.tpaid, $50 latest style visiting cards. gen
Item ems or ladies' size, for SO cents. We
also make business and professional
cards at the lowest prices. SELDEN
CARD CO., 222 i. st. n. w, Washing
ton, D. C. "a M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

ELBA HARDWARE co. Il FOR GUNS
" a cali Ar W. Broad street.
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MARRIAGES..

AN--STU IA r T'..--a larried. in
Jersey city, October goth lsi VIII
LIAM M'I4AUCHLAN and AGNES5
STUART. 6,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

FRANC IONE's RESTAURANT IS THE
only place In the. city that makes oys..
tiers specially all the year round, and
guarantees one pound Porter House
Steak for1Bc. one dozen Lynnhavcn d "
or Horn 1Inrbor oysters, 20c on half
she'll and one dozen fry for S0c.; also
employs all white servants. The choicest
OF everything In season.: quick service
and polite attention. Wines and Liquors.
Imported and domestic. Ladies' private
dining rooms upstairs. Furnished rooms.
with BATH Open day and night, at
FRANC1ONE'S, 905 and so7 East Broad.
y phone 1879. 3f}latI.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

FOR sALE-A FINE F1yE.YEAR-OL
I, Virginia ra ised Horse. very stylish aho
we'll broken: also Surrey and Harncss;
Will sell as o. whole or separately at We y
low figure. JOHN SLOAN, 25ls Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

FOR sALE-IcE Bon. MEAT OUTFIT,
Show Cases and small stock Groceries.
for selling out. Call OF write r.. NJ.
GRADY, Twenty eighth Street and -4line
Mia Rad
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.!
I TO TAX PAYERS HENRICO Cos
Taxes are now due and my office will
be open daily from GA. NJ. ito s T. NJ.
for the recent OF same.
On all bills which remain unpaid De-
cember 1st, penalty Of S per cent. will
be added.
Treasurer OF Henrico County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

THE GREAT MAJORITY OF. PIANO
salcsm en- arc employed on big commits.
slons because they are great takers II
you wish to know some thing about planes
= can on the only pract. cal piano makes
.ainSsthis. city.8F ERGUSSON BROS, IL
4StJvncst T3rOdd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

GRANITE TEA AND
4 Coffee Pots, worth Is and &c., special az
19c.; all sizes Chair Bottoms. DC. each;
q Decorated Cuspadores special &c. eaclii
Alarm Clocks. warranted to keep good
timH special at 59c.; Flower Pots. all
sizes. from 1-2c. up; everything else
jnst as cheap. Special attention paid to
mall orders. WATsKYs} BROS, IT'S Il.
Franklin, above Old Market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

FINE SQUARE PIANO. SOS; MUST BE
( sold jnlmedlatey; Is cash. s. per Month
Special cash discount ESTE ORGAN
b AGENCY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

WOOD EATERS YOU CAN FIND ALL
over town. We sell Wood Heaters; Il
Will heat your room In five minutes
II you use the Iiagey King Alright
Wood Stove. We have sold over 12S0
In two seasons. Sole agent, G.. w.
VAUGHAN, G02 Z. Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AT
for all kinds of watches, clocks, jew.
eiry and slverware; also taken for re-
pairs at j. WE1NSTE1N'S, 1901 r. Main
4 Strpet z Es7.i-4ti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

EANTED-TO SELL CERTIF1CATES
OF $3.50 EACH III Mutual lnves tnent As
ISOLATION (E. Leslie Spence. Manager),
nearly II years old will sell for 50 per
cent, of which has been paid In. Adj
X dress J.,&1e, care this office. &s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

WE HAVE "a LARGE CONSIGNMENT
ofEOld Virginia Sorgum. which we Will
be glad 10 sci. to the retail merchants
i: in 10 cent packa ges.A Call and get SPECIAL
prices On large lots. Good profit. G Ed.
4 IT, .t1AYNES3&: CO.. us North EEli-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

WANTED--ONE THOUSAND BROWN
leghorn pulets; must be healthy and
cheap. State cash price Grated. (. o. b.
~. Va I'D iiE .'aslts
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ALI. KINDS OF STOVES REPAIRED.
umbrellas repnred and recovered;
charges reasonable secondhand furnt-
turc bought and Sold y. LANDOW, $50
y West Broad.
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Especial to The Tlmes-Dispetch.) 3FEIg
IF DANvILLE. VA, November 5.-Mr.8
Charles W. Price a Appointment business.
man. died here this morning after an III
ness of several years. The direct cause
of his death was congestio ION OF the lungs.
Mr.. Price was a man Of more than 5t.er- r.
binary business capacity. He is survived
by his wife, who was Miss Georgia spen--
Ger, OF Charlotte county; one son. Marcus
w. Price; two sisters, Mrs. w. 2. I1od q
nett and Miss Kate Price, both OF this
city, and one brother, Mr.. Joseph M:
Price OF Chica 60. 49,
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NOTICE.

SMOKERS no KNOW WHAT
\ Mr.. Polk Miller, u high authority ON
such matterss has written:
"MAHOEANYE BLEND
E is the only brand Of smohlng TOBACCO
on the market which has overcome the
advertised mixtures, which sell only be-
ca,lse advertised. In travelling all over
the United states, as do. ] have
smoked everything that's sold, and have
which can smoke with any pleasure.
j use NJ. 49, on the road and at home,
aud consider 1t the very best on the
market @ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

WOOD AND coALIF4 YOU WANT A
s'load OF wood or coal see "A. Z. LONG.
with the Industrial Bond and 5naaking
Co. slj3 East Main Street. He has
plan that will allow you to pay by the
week. &l Us
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FOR SALE.

FINE STOCK FOR sALls--2a Q AND s.
year old l1igh-srade Shropshire Ewes.
bred 70 reg. Dorset buek;a Pam i,am q ;
for the lot; 10 .high.grade Angus Heif-
ers, due TO calve In spring. by reg. An
gus bull price &c. pei. pound; 6nc sad
die Mare. a years old; llneg harness
harness Mare, 4 Years old, good srecd
in harness and good saddle gaits: Ter--
fectly. gentle and safe for ladies; not
afraid OF cars. These mares are hand
. WIN. WATKINS & son, SAKE, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR SALE AT
s lowest factory prices; cash or month -
payments. 8Wr!te for catalogues. ES-
TEYs ORGAN AGENCY. s5S
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FOR sALE-oNE SET OF UNIVERSITY
Encyclopedia. 7sten volunlns. cost >?.oj
apiece; beautifully bound. as good a ;
4 new; VIII sacrifice for $40. Address 1909
w. Marshall.
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WANTED.

w a N TIE D-oRpERs TAKEN FOR
Thanksgiving and Xmas for Plum Pud-
pound; first-class II, every respect; spe-
clal rates for large quantities; a 50
famous Abner Royce. goods furnished.
Drop postal to 8. II. W.. 200 SoutltEThird
Street. Phone 1hSG. VA. f..sFa- n. VA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

WANTED, THE PIANO-BuY1NG PUB
lie to know that after listening To- sales,
men who know not why q piano Is good
or bad. and are employed for their g,tlt.
BROS, who are pract ical piano max ers.
and be told how to select a good plano.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

WE CARPET YOUR FLOORS FOR Sc
Il; IS with our reversible art russ, 81
cclo,s sizes catalogue free l.LII
acelnhin. w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

WE CAN SAVE. y C)U FROM 80 TO $40
on IA piano or nm organ. We sell at fac-,
tory prices and ship direct from &c 1ry
10 your home. Write is for particulars.
) TcSTEY ORGAN AGENCY, Wm. NJ.
& jenkins Mana ger. 8N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

GEO. a. 5HUNDLEf's BIC STORE.
Sm!thfield Hams, all sizes; New Call.
fornia Fruit: some very old Gibson
Whiskey. GEO. MD. BLAKE, Man
ager. Phone $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

FOR sALE-oNE FULI-sI2E UPRIGHT
{ Piano, Mahogany case. 3 pedals fer
same piano anywhere else you pay ~ ~
u q + our - tore you can get t Ior y so.
& PERCUSSION BROS. 113Wests Broad. go