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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
FREMoSr PROPERTY.
The ulost desirable part u Seattle
FOR A HOME

This beats rayiuG rent Neat asrnom
cuttaEr. electric lights citf water ;
hlurka o. car. on one q the hrHt
utrtfta IN this part " the city ti8
- cash. balance 81 pei month
Ieta sakta3 each hishlY improved.
large bearing apple trees hfs Il
certainly a bargain. tSa5 ii2 cash.
A ehaicr corner on Whitman avenue.
soxtlu al street improvements IN
and paid for. tilN. terms
This cottage = in Ballard. ca The Ere
mont ballard car line. ruauH. paHz
try closet toilet city water anH
sink iut ElNf1o A fee DAYS At -
40 cash. 81 per month
Take Green Lake car to nissstt ct
nowplsii q BALDWIN.
80 Fremont ave.
Phone. North G8.
J. II. BALDWIN. J. II nuudlsh
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ALL the 800 lots arr Eous baf tuos
they are or the vest eide q 18th
ciuss g. Prospect with q fine uunh=
struetsd view u Lake WashinEtaa.
Remember the price-tsae.
When the sale commenced we had =
lots facluE GA 18Th thsF have al
bFsn aold but 3 herr you ear buy =
nice lot. NniM. Tor tEH sewer in ard
paid. only taxes tiQ9 cash. balance
per cent
There are two lots on the wtst aide
- 18Th With good virw price tiaa
each. better come and take them
they are the cheapest lots IN the
city.
We will have salesman on the ground
tomorrow SUNDAY Take Capitol
Hi car 20 East Prospect and 18th.
g. east blocks 70 18th
TURNER. PiIELAS 8 COSTELLO
s-s-13 Globe Bids.
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FOR BALE.
d zo-Buys one d iovsilsst homes Ia
the city. rooms. all modern. street
paid. 10 cash. go per month.
81 TO Buys s-room brick cottage. all
modern. improvements ali iu aud
paid for l0i tfripo cement basement
80 cash. 80 month.
q. 100 Buys Groom houas. lots water.
electric liEht. wood shed barn. ~
bearing fruit trees sidewalks paid
for on Green Lake car line.
See Us FOR terms.
s0-acre ranch within miles u city. a.
a railroad station. ~ cleared without
a stump. house and 20 Fruit trees.
LATIhlER a RODENTS.
AZ Sullivan Block II
a. c. JOHNSTON.
Sale and Exchange
tgt9-t-r1gm new house. 9 fine lots aiH
i14 zach. Latona Ave Green Lake
q 800 sot iosSiD. = p. corner nth
i51o-Loi g5Eso. % cash on Cherry
t7iss aeres. finely improved. with
FRUIT. house barn. abundance 81
water. chicken houses. y mile from
Lake Washington.
400 acres choice land. house and
barn. e. bearing fruit trees running
stream 81 water - minutes on
Rentou car line. exchange Tor lot.
See me for bargains lu real estate.
zoo Second Avenue.
Main 15i--PhoneH-lnd- 2fib,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

Neal Nsfats NefshtNAse
AZ. & iill@sgl.. eroPsr,y 4, ls 49,, aos
ar nov sradluE and pianking Rain
tef boulevard through illllmum city.
% eauhset With Garden u Eden I'D.
If
SNAP troom piastersd house. new. :
larsu lots. Improved chichgps. wood
eitY water. -. time - y falk. /
u
Eer ssi.-t'ouss, and Lets
- aaasr this lissa.gt i've gents
tina eafh Insertion. Nlh words 10 =
line Minimum charge. u cent?
noMEarEApa DESERT CLAIMS
Parties isavins ever few days Cor this
famous wheat belt and Irrigated
lands Cau and Est circulars. and
Il 8 Hkirh a co.
Roum Timsa building al
lEAvlSa eogety LeFss nee houss
.ha ,i sssF. lois q sei.ssgs s.sgfiss
and 80 PES month. % EooI Parsy
come qutgA SO HasHstti lnaulfs a.
haintsr Reach gathnusa % faaths
l OF Z upstaifs in Times block tt
a. resm measrq house Inquire At
e. hst ~ fsens q % sysa,
80 ct \ &C. between q M an 4
Five Room house, .. oash. utsa PSI
month. sithout Interest RED -
Massage
AUa under this hsadlns i've cent? a
Ilne saFh Insertion. hln words q
- hinimam ehafSe. p cents
IAN. a. sas ts H,a lfsasf tnl S IT q
is
sgsin.ss cNsaos.
Az Under thls ffeaA.ps f'ts grnts
lIue sagb tassrtioH Or uaFah %
lias Nieifnan ehafsr " essts
-, -. &c., ns5. 9 9sa, Esfs s s'as' as
faafua IN hack - store. in the haals
ncss part y ths eity
tso- uuys Is room lodging house IN
ssntsr q Seattle. sd rahstsnt
9 20. n.y. = = rqam iedslnE house en-
fssisr WaF. vtthln watkins distance.
fss ssis sa5l,sT shoe. ehsap. fir',-slass
Faf sain tuiiard shd poai rooms sna
i The bsst praVssiti6n maj has 6.sa
offered faf lauz time. on ous q
ths hest buHineHa streets in TIE city.
f.ATtIER q BonEHTs
Room = Sullivan Block III
STORE ron RENT Has been used
~ uur PARTY Tor "a pearu fpr a uaks
cry stHfe also HuifAhir far q cafe
- aHfEFAtns0ru.
Also hatsfu~rt foe rent suitable fai
plum utnE rarpsutCr uf nuF other
kfHd q shop Inquire at % MAJ
uHFd Ave p
10 This ma interest tol 10 laakIas
HNtuE fuHuis. afurk and fixtures nrs
Fash tradr rent - q laFEains nthrf
hHaiHHsn cutnnrls sacrifice. - Huws
Ell street 1t
10 TAXES 1-roatn iofEinE house
| elaae IN on Iswss kaianrr IL 90
ssw fofs Biloxi Lin "a
TWELVE. ROOM iodains havss- soad
furniture. rent "a aa only 81 b. II
| NlTsinia street ii
Store faf safe-CiEars. ranfi-g fruits.
show cases al Tor 81 Address 81
/ sth Ave. II
MAKE saag iivinx On HliimaDs Garden
| q Edsu aad. on Lake Washington
1 anf 9 ear lines. uU Z acres az ~ per
acre. set O. frtta and b.rrira Own.
sr at room 2 Times block II
spEctALTY Printing offiss. wsadina
anf society Stationery. Special ats-
/ cut tabaia cards. ESQ. W "a ktuE
/ ~ james 81
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Newspaper Enterprise Association.
This lf-year-old lad Is the young
oct Russian soldier IN the war lie
has gone 20 the front as a regularly
enlisted man Of saHnaza regiment,
Thirty-Heventh division. which eama
from town near 81 Petersburg.
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- httornsYs Al Law. ---....
HonHMAH 4 IoHHHOH. Attorneys At
Law Personal injury cases q nps-
oialtF 81 Pacific block. Seattle.
q WARD KEMP. nufts bld nurf a5A
" . LAanurH a0ts Pacific block.
IA. KELLOGG. lawyer zis bailey bds
Carpenters and Buiidsrs
y. a. uruurAE.s carpenter shop a.
th IKE. Phones. haln ta4l, Ind.
Educational
WI SONS MODERN uUHtEEnn
COLLIDE. James aud Second.
- Folding bsds -
hoHHIH FOLDING BED FACTORY
HhHftFaaHeH. springs. tables. rhun
euHfn e. order All hlHuH ~ nhUu
work aHd repairing tish Pike
Hotels
HaHazazs=a=H#zzz=szsszHsH sHa=zsHzz--aHrz-a----.
HurEL eIrroHu 81 Ieav.uworth
Steam HHAI electric UEHt bath
Home Tot travelling mfn. Hotel rear
N depot Prices. Co. zoo aud 81 l0
MIS- A II HaiHa. prapfittrraa.
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Hunast. Main -. Ina. 10 liu THIRD
ave IHd sEa aHH kiug 81 CafrlHFrs.
baEnHEa va Prompt htrFicr.
UHfu daF ard night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

ADS under this Heading five cents q
line each insertion. SIX words TO q
line. Minimum charge y cent?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

s0-acre ranch within miles u city. a.
a railroad station. - cleared without
a stump house and 20 Fruit trees.
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Aha under this iieadluF five cents
limo each Insertion. SIS words g =
line Mlglmum gharne. r. cents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
AUGUST 2OTHlN W0RLD'SHIST0RY,

~, S9A
n Ct sn aa -
,s obss a %
ss; sssss @ I sis'
nss 1o
A. s sag nr
i, siii T'
sssas sae
General Beck and 1000 taken prisoners 9asn s8s
a 81 Win ssn 9 @
pt the s asassaaon King
Ss Ssas ~ s's e S2s ' ''' -
s W. y ha FtsF NJ
7'a y So 49,
spain died smallpox II his father
the Sabdcated monarch, resumed the throne.
M @
then t On
RasR III g.
ssS Ti VS. $
$$s SsSsss ~
Many we're slain
s$ s$s Il:
lost. ..a.9%s #$
;sss
Rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20

mercalism, the love Of gain, the love js OF
ones poseassions-.thes are great res;
stfaining Influences and max e men care. !.
3fui how they commit themselves to sur,-
tried policies of government to revolti-
tionary measures which are at best ex-
perimenta1. Hence 1t is that no party
which does not command the condolences
of the commercial interests OF the United
states can succeed. tits nonsense to say
that this means Wall Street. It means
all men who have accumulated some
thing and who want to feel that they
arc secure In their possessions, and thai
nothing will be done BY the Incoming
government to destroy or materially iin-
pair their values. AZ
This year the Democratic party isl
standing by It's eternal principles IT.
makes no threat Of revolutionary legis-
.lstion IN the event Of It's success. It
commands the respect and confidence
OF the thoughtful, thrifty conservative
element. and I, It now has the promise Of
triumph.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
TIL i i: i; ASPHALT QUESTION.
Scope Of the Instructions Re
Gently Given Mr.. Bowen,

y 81 fByS Associate ed a Press, Isl
4 iWASHINGTON,A AUGUST is. ri Is len rn-
ed at the State Department i hat there
have been no recent Instructions to Mr.
Bowen relative 70 the asp halt question,
but several weeks $50 he was told that
he could represent to p ldent Castro
that this government had been been Informed
thai the seizure OF the property ef New
York and bermuda Asphalt Company ap-l
.peared to be illegal; that It was certainly
made without due n2tlce 70 the COM
lpany; that such action was scarcely jus
dicial and fair, while the case was still
pending hefnre the Venezuelan courts,
and, therefore that this government res
3quested President Castro to q suspend Re-
ceiyer Garner from the discharge ct his
functions. and to restore the asphalt
property TO the company pending The
4 final action OF the Yenezuel covrt, In
other words, this government desired to
secure a return TO the sta tus before
the seizure i43s5 x 81 x i ss lSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
In Re the Mule.

In these columns to-day will be found
an editorial article on the question @
horse sense, which has been under dis
cn1ssion for some time by certain virginia
contemporaries, pro and con- u VIII
be seen by reading the article tha AZ, we
concur in the popular verdict :that me NC.
horse is an animal OF unusual intelll-
gence, and we should be pleased 70 nave '
The views Of our readers on that subject.
we should like5to hear from those who
have practical knowledge Of horses and
should like to have Incidents IN illus-
8tration of morse sense and horse fool
ishness. 4 e!
!. In the came connection we trot into the
arena Of discussion the mule, the bar
sinister half-brother Of the horse, Col,
George r.. Jenkins, auartermaster and
connmissary OF the Nebraska state
Guard. who has had q large and ricll
experience with mules, makes this start
ling statement;
AFTER a lifetime OF close association
with the mule f1aye never known him
To kick mon: nor have ! ever met a
| man who knew. another man OF his nwr,
knowledge who had been kicked by u
mGle.
.Thip is. a bold statement, but It Il
| THE, nevertheless. You can question
soldiers Of the army everywhere, and
confidently predict that tfiey-will beal
1 me out In this. know am uprootina
| a popular belief, bui,s.r ask you 10 gtor
aud think and zee " ] am not doing our
/ mule friend deserved 3nHtjcy Horseb
Kicks are plenty mule kicks are an rare
A az promotons1
1 The TlmesspIspateh believes IN fan
4 play, and desires 70 give the mule fal
hearing through its COLUMNS. VIC shoni,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
SPEND SUNDAY
Ocean View and Buckroe

u 81 round trip Via a. q @. excursions.
Two fast trains, $50 and ga. NJ. Ten
hours at tho seaslde. Three hours longer
al Ocean View than yIaany other route,
QUICKEST ROUTE TO HE OCEAN
TOMORROW
Js the popular ~ III !, f,ff'' excursions TO
Norfolk, Ocean View and 'yirginia Beach.
4 Only Sunday Outing Train 70 The ocean
without change Of ca m, S
Only one change In go!ng 10 Ocean View
and that is made In the @samN depot
One hour longcr with Your friends In
Norfolk and three hours longer at yir-
GInia Beach Than any other rOntn,
I norfolk ana Ocean View, 3l,iO round
TRIO. Virginia Beach, HIS.
i1THItsitY leaves Richmond. Byrd
greet station sYsry sunday ~ $50 a. M,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
Dali y FASHIO ON HINTS.

and back. The blouEe Is worn with q
wide girdle belt which has most certain
3ly caused the downfall OF the former bag
gy front. The fulness OF the skirt need !
not alarm those who are clned to avoir-.Bss
3dupois, II IL the new seven gore faro
style, having an rn der pl eat at CHI seam
which may be turned forward or back ~.
regular OF Tapped seam, dip round or In
step length. with this pattern to work
from one can have several ID fferent style q
skirts and yet no two will look al Ike.
HI There are many ma terials to choose
from, varying In price from ten cents I
to 4 dollar a "a I'd. linen g pongea and 4
ca nvas are suitable to washing ma terials.
while taffeta, silk. cuisine wolfe and mo-
hair sicilienne# are sui able. Tor letter
wear. The latter has ~ very smart sly
ali Its own. and the checks In two tones
tune. 3$ Fs2l
Sizes for waist: No. g 17sa2, \ q, SO, Ss.S
40 and AZ inches. bust measure.
sizes for skirt: No. 40, %. "a
rs. Is and 80 Inches. waist measure.
On receipt 81 10 cents either Of Nhese
patterns viii be sent to any address All
FOLKS PATTERN Dill CO. ,s lsos \. So 4o I
west Twenty-thlrd Street, New York 81
When ordering. ple ase do n not fall TO :
mention number and to indicate that this 1
coupon Is from The Times Dispatch.
Nos. e17e:e1s%
h Size
D Name. a. $ssssS
Address q. !. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
5ocx0l ana
! Ds',,s ua',l.

.. the things one sees trampinE-
The green, wild things that grow;
The CLEAN OF the tall field lily;
TheStangle OF ferns below;
The gay, glad life of the tree tops;
The shadows that slowly fall;
The long, still slope Of the meadow,
And the blue sky over all. s,s5
o, the things one sees a tra111ping--
The whisper of woodlaW trees, a.
Tho laigh OF a happy booklet;
The murr1ur Of sleepy bees;
The roll Of the distant thunder;
The drip Of the silver rain |; 8
The startled rush of a squirrel; ..
Then bot, links note again.
}O,@the things one feels d II amping-
The joy OF the country road: is3 5s5
Ag''faring in. gypsy fashion
With never a gypsy''s load: IA
Delight in the world Of beauty;
"A rapture OF love and praise, s.
And q will to make life the truer.
For the glory OF common days.
--IC. p, Powell In The tIndependent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
GIVES UP sPRlNTlNG 4. VI
TO SAVE n IS LIFE

E CHICAGO, AUG, ~ ,rY tor Rice, OF the
University OF Chlcago w estern college
champion sprlntsr md regardsd BY many n Y
ths short dstanc . has broken down
and viii probably never run, on the
cinder path again, A He has been suffer-
Ing with kidney troulb Tor some time,
speeiaiist he WAS ordered to desist from
violent exercise ofS any kiha II he wished
To avoid fatal cpnsequ n GEES hlce quit
training Immediately i Y 8s 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
children's Day az the Fair,

WoRII,'s F AIR CIR UNns, sT|
f bas Aa Aas ssfs;
viii be opened for the free alHl ttanee Of
every child In the Unit late y y "a der
tic age Of fftaen lhe ssassFIsE q,
look after clhIdren on that day, and not
D tSny wiII spenial sures VIII bs taken
10 Insure protection IN every WY 70 tae
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20

4 f avnes 81 Mon tvale. and Mr.. 9. 2:
e 81 SeypGGTf sew
for The vii yls u po ta,s
the continent. They VIII PC away ior
bison and siis :, Mary {s f H e;ary
in West Point Misses Mary and q !, E,orenss
Britain are with rs. f. Smlther ~
the same resort. .S5 !. VI
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Jane Fisher ~ |,
are spending some time with Mrs: An "a
dersoi, near Warm ',r SPRINGS " e,
Miss Gepsland %ho has b Rasa
Ridge Springs since Leaving q Fey 81.
was expected home 't'. Z. l as h's q
Mr. and Mrs George ", Wyatt attend g q
ed the Harrlsonburg orse SHOW 3 Y as the
guests 81 Mrs. 3 H .e. coftm ''rs
aaa MEs \ Ps5klas ere mssln and
family il saottsyille; y 'p
MRS erayatt and Mr. v Js Shn f ar9z.
ssttss aa s5s 3 , sssj
\, Esssx s5ath M heston h 7s
are in the city. !. & !.
Mr Sse sa,e lled e t tie bedside her SON.
Munford, WhoTis ~ !, Win e, fever mere
ssastsa ts Ssa
GaliIee chapel, at the Beach; NJ iss Eliza y
beth ss SoTfSSess, aa ai,e Jas !.
We'll known are part teipa tors N Inc.
gramnle, u 5g. II. |. 3s s38 35i 5
The 81 Miss ysnnle M FoG M'
asputy tSok ser piaes very
quietly IRIS e!ty August iath 81 81 tth hs
ss'fs as @s as AS: fss sSs
Mr.. and Mrs p Policy e ane S Syha r.
are spending the summer g. foW',asA =
Mass Ellzabeth Morris has re turned
from a visit to- her FRIEND MIS- Wy S ssYN
h1i am as eesRasss
soma some, time With her sister, Mrs. Jam ~
Lacy and Miss Garretsas
rett of King 'S Yil!'a,n ':,5.
1 q, (, Rrexn sbsassn aTs
|Portsmoutl va, g 4, &
Mrs. Lee Dudl and dsnght e MISS MISS
| Lee, Of Byamble tpn, he We eIetu neg FFo u
| a short stay a Nimmo, a., no y, u a ls
now Visiting In Richm nd from y, W W. u
place they VII so to the N atnFal Earldge.
Miss Helen senHsryil!e and Nj (, 4; milan e
Gray are Richmond guesta IN sta VI ton'
/ Va; \ \.
The harlottesyyille Progress q + AUGUST 3p'
Til Tie S Hon James Lindsay Co don. who
sio lott SIT Who now resld IN New
pesmy sspt Ns SpHsis sspalt
i Years, 4. II, ~ 6 Ssi 9s sSS
Tompkins, United Daughter OF the Com
federacy, Of g opeester, VA. Mss Sea-
4 we'll resigned the off Ice of presld den enc
i Mrs. John ilahh was appolntea. y De
iferro, Mrs Waltsr Perrin, Mrs, VILLAIN
Martin; Historic sra her,. Mrs FleldinE
TaMor; Corresh Secretary, Mrs.
y Harry Sandelsi Recording Secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20

5s5 Ladies Z II l RT-vvAlsT S u
Nos. sl7s-61a4: One specia. II crit Of the
3shirt-waist suit shown to day Is that u
comes within the requirements of the
wash d tub AND the Ironing board HlalesS
blouse is made very full "a the FROM, ol{
which the Raglan sleeve ends in g deep
pointed yoke. Slmula ted double box \
pleats form a pretty finish in both front 'front.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20

j z Us
like to know from CORE spondent: IS IS VINO VI;
have associated intimately with mules mules
whether or not that interesting nd sen;
5sihle beast Of burden has been n more l1t1N'
,sinned against than SHINING " neither or
rot there is real foundation for the pop
}ular that he rs the champion .ns
kicker of the universe tn ne and women ''l1'fl
only excepted. whet Their or not he rs rs
fairly entitled to this rnenylta BILE dis. dis
tinction, whether or not heais the in rlnv'-s
cent victim Of popular prejudice and AM
Misrepresentation.
Gentlemen Of the Jury, we Il have led led
the accused 10 the bar of justice, and ans
while we in prudence stand at 4 his head ell
we we request that you will step around nd
to the other end and a true and right eflt:
feous verdict give, IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
SOLDIERS LAY | !
DOWN ARMS.
3Hoodman's Guards Flee B ecause.
Of ear Of Strange VI
Monster.
Especial wireless dispatch to The Times
Dispatch from the North Star. Copy

Over 20, 900 soldiers deserted from the
army Of King Hoodman to-d ay. The army
rebelled at an order OF the King to Sat-.
tack a foreign monster which came
through the air and alighted on Mount
tHaldon. 81 5.s II y
The monster circled about the city of
Tarnia and frigh tened the people SO that
thousands fled from every gate. Even
the soldiers were frightened. and they
would not fire upon the monster unless
the entire army was called out.
n The King accordingly called out the
army Of 10000 men; and the army fired
upon the monster as 1t clrcled in the air.
1T Us thought to have been hit, but II
sped away to Haldon Mountain, where
At#alighted on the top. Sy ".
:s b The King ordered the army to ascend
thel hill and attack the. monster. The men
started, but were overcome by fear, and
over 10000 deserted. sit
"A fter some time, the King got 10,0 900
men together. and he led tho army y p
the hill to where the monste was seen
resting. Before the King yrea ched the top
the creature went into the air gain; and
sailed away Upon its back was a, bal
filled with berries, which were picked
from the berry plants on the top Of the
|3mountain. It is supposed that the bad
ESwitoh OF the north picked them and gave
them 4 o the crea ture, i8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20

The FRANKLIN Graphic says that while
the county supervisors are going to spend END
more money on the public roads, 1t fears
that under the present system 9the roads
will be made worse instead Of better.
That 5is onfirmatory OF the view often
expressed in this paper that What 4 the
Virginia counties needSis expert superyl-s
sion Of road work, Under the slip
method--if 1t can besdignifted by such q
2term-which has prevailed in most Of the
counties, the money expended on public
reads has literally been buried In the
ca nth. We have cited the case OF one
county which in ten years spent huns
bred thousand dollars on Its highwaysg
and at the end OF that period had not
a single mile OF first-class road to show
for 1t. That was poor policy indeed ed
What is worth doing Is worth doing. Well.
-=--=------=
With little judlcious advertising
Farmville would become a summer res
sort of note. -Farmvrlle Herald.
What about shat new hell you have I
discovered? II How far is rt from the
sumner resort ?-Tlmes-D Dispatch
X For some people only 4 q tep. 4. as was
'twixt David and DEATH but for others
40 far as east is from west. --Fa rlnSllle
Herald. "a f
Therefore. pray relieve our arstety
and tell us the status quo OF our es-
teemed contemporary. $s5s
Is s-=-------------EI------ 5Js4
81 "a local b news item says a. Roanoke,
water-maif that has heen in constant
service for the past twelve years does
not contain a particle of sed iment. Rlch-
mond and Lynehhurg papers please copy.
Roanoke Times. M Is
That goes to show that the limestone
In Roanoke's water supply 10 held firmly
In solution. Il 3Si
We don't take stock in the model
saloon under church approva IN orfolk
| Ledger. 81
From all that We can learn the stock
promises to pay a. dividend.
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1T is believed that the Democrats 4 oi
Texas will carry the State for Parker
and Davis, In spite OF MIR. HOG.
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Mr.. Davis believes that The laborer Il
worthy8of his hire. That \ is good newt
To the campaign workers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
Z. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

marriafg Of Miss Nellie Grey. paw
cisco, California, took place Angus 18th
at white Hal |. rs the beautiful home ofS
AIRS. Annie D. FRY, in al bemarle counts',
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20

Mtss II Elizabeth Thomson. OF Summit
Point, who has frequently visited Miss
Sara Harvie In Richmond, and been much
admired here, was also present. The ger-3
man wa led by Mr.. w. Davis Conrad
Among the gentlemen from Q, distance
were Mr.. G. w. Forsythe, OF Front,
Royal; ; Jud &c a: C. Carson. of Riverton;g
SNlessrs Edmund and Stuart Hunter, Of
alexandria Messrs.38 Paul 3g and ASJ James
Thomson OF Summit Point. III gt ssjsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20

ri IA little forethoug hit may. save you: no (
end of trouble. Anyone who makes It g I
rule to keep Chamberlain s Collie, CholerA
and Diarrhoea Remedy al "A hard knows
this to he a fact, For sale by az drug
5gists, If H u III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

Via Atlantic coapt Line to Peter,
Round.TTlp foe, d,
b Good soiNg and returning on resi-
trains. Commencing Sunday. May y
1901, ssss Sss, H IS ~ n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20

After the! ceremony refresh ments were
served ana the III brides cake was Il cut.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Yealnons lief I'LL VIZ Tor +
their future home in San francisco.
Miss Elizabeth Hotchkiss and Miss Flor-
ence sPeple were among the Richmond
friends at the wedding ME- and S AL
luther Dawson and little son have been
q !, 4 a,,rn1n err In "a lbemarle