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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-01-30
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v sE5E9B IN the phe-
~ temperatures
have been brought by the new
quartz vessels of German makers.
These vessels bear great heat
without so~ftening, and may be ex-
hausted of air, while one end of a
quartz tube may be safely cooled
and the other end kept very hot.
IN such tubes, heated in an cleo
trio furnace, German chemists
have been studying the fusing and
yaporizatiOn Of metals in a vacu-
nm. The varying behavior of
zinc, cadmium, selenium, telluri-
UNI, anthony, tin, bismuth, silver,
copper and gold have been
Watched, the evaporation of cad
MUM beginning at 800 degrees O.,
while gold-the most refractory
metal but little at
1876 degrees.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-01-30
A FLoArINe
Performs Al the Towns On Thrss
Big Rlysfs

&c Aseff
"Perhaps the most interesting
the new vessels plying the Ohio,
Illinois and Mississippi rivers is
sne built upon an extensive scale
Icr use as a floating theater,"
'ays Frank Mcclure, in the Scien-
dhc American. 'The seating ca
pacity is for a thousand people,
md there are boxes for the elite
md a pit for the orchestra. In adj
ditiOn the vessel is sufficiently
large to admit of numerous sleep
ing rooms for the actors, the deck.
lands, and all those connected
With either the show or the boat.
The entire force numbers 40. On
the steamer which tows the Goat
ing theater, besides the boilers
and engines, there is a complete
Electric light plant, besides a
Kitchen and dining room.
SIN view of the fact that the
long water route of the floating
theater carries it into the warm
err portions of the south, the sea-
son for the show does not close I'M
til late in the southern winter.
The entire route comprises $500
miles. The boat starts at Pitts
burg, and visits the towns of the
coal miners and steel workers
along the MonOngahela river.
Next it returns and goes down the
Ohio to the Kanawha, thence to
Cairo, and later up the Illinois
river to La Sale. Then, after go
ing back to the Mississippi, the
boat slowly makes it's way in the
direction of New Orleans. The
idea of a floating theater is not
yexactly new, but the extensive
scale upon which it is being con
Quoted and the fact that it is the
drama instead of the vaudeville
programme that is being present
ed attract unusual attention to
the boat. Faust is the prOduc-
ton which has been presented
this season.
"Along the route of the float
Ing theater the towns are often
but ten or fifteen miles apart.
Therefore the jumps of the boat
and its company are not long ones.
On the upper deck of the steamer
IS a calliope. Long before the the.
alter reaches the town in which it
Is to show the sounds of this in
Astrument may be heard. The idle
population of the river towns at
once begin to assemble on the
wharf. AS the steamer comes
within a few hundred feet of the
dock, the calliope is silenced and a
brass band strikes up a familiar
air. The crowd on the wharf then
grows larger. Many are there
awaiting the first opportunity to
secure reserved seats. When the
boat touches the wharf the sail.
ors, some of whom are later trans.
formed into actors, make the yes
sci fast and put the gangplank in
place. The scenery is arranged
and the orchestra rehearses while
the cook is preparing the next
meal in the kitchen. The people
come aboard and select their
seats, instead Of doing so from a
Iiagram on shore. AT night the
theater is brilliantly lighted by
electricity, and a searchlight
flashes over the surrounding ter
rltOry. The entertainment lasts
about three hours"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-01-30
Four MiIes Across.

The famous Maelstrom whirI-
pool is fourggeographical miles in
diameter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
dying, RENOU.|'N'.CI,,.E|,'S'';'
FREE MASONRY.
HUI. NcDcrrnott Gives lJp Fra
tct1ity to Become Catholic
y! on Death Bed. n
lspeclal To Tie TInes.D lspatch.)

q 4
81 st,,v YORK. March 16.--By renounc.
Ing Frocmaeoni'y on Ills death bed Or.
xy',liam j. NlcDerinott, u Freelnasor
ytfnrI fiftv wears and onesof the most active
/ S,nSmbers of the fraternity IN the broilA,
Il ,hns rlvcn q shock to the members oil that
Il.
S,tTho physlcian died at his home, NO.
n 5t,s. Vyseg Avcn,ic, Sunday, after a shprl
tSSt,nrss The members of wyoming
! MS A. i. and *. Nj, ot which no was
IS5tbe fourtlcr aud first master, planned
fS1o rjyc him Masonic funeral, but OH
9'inn,iiry learned that Just before his
\ heath he had received n visit from
1 Father Parks, Of st. Thomas's Roman
9E.atlol Church. One Hundred ana sew
n rnty-sevenill street and Bryant Ave.
snue, who administered the last rites OF
4 he Church after his disavowal OF Ma
tSsonry
catholic parents, but when a young
man he drlftcd away, from the Church.
III and for half a century had nothing to 40
is,.jth It. He married q Protestant, and
S5,,fs children were raised III tho Protes-
ian, faith. Frequently he attended the
Presbyterian and Episcopal churches
y lust after attaining his majority he
SG.joined the Masonic order.
\ f3 Eleven years so his wife died. and two
sears later he married the woman now
lbs widow. who also Is o Protestant
At ore time thel physician was worth
$4,000. but through unfortunate specu-
Il 1ation he had lost almost everything.
g He was seventy-two years old.
When he was taken seriously Ill four
weeks ago. he asked to-, see q priest.
Father Parks was sent for 70 him the
physician expressed a wish to receive
Il The saoraments of the Church.
He was buried from st. Thomass
1 Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
CORNERS VIOLET MARKET
Rockefeller Starts in New Bust
ness With Old-TiIne Success.

NEW YORK, March 16.--It was an
ncunced yesterday tina, John D. Rookie
fsller had cornsred the violet market.
This announcement, though it Is not new
10 the florists Of New York who have
been s,uying ss1.crn rlolets a day from Mi.
Rockefeller al Dobo.s Ferry, came like a
Sthunderbolt out OF & clear swy to the
men on Change and the thousands OF
6j.eopie who wear violets and are familiar
with the Standard Oil Company.
5ELTpg9at Dobbs Ferry Mr.. Rockefeller
+ has the best sort of vioiets grown He
charges anything he wants for them. |:
arp twenty five cents a hundred. owing TO
II he fact that on that day each member
5at The famous Sunday school class is
presented with big bouquet OF the finest
quality Of Rockefeller violets.
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Y fApproyed March 18th, lao4D

# Be5it ordained byHthe CITY COUNCIL or &
i !. THAT SO muchEof the alley running
from Fifteenth Street to Shockoc Greek,
between Franklin and Main, Streets, -
lies between the eastern houn g., ra io
Fifteenth, Street and 80 feet cast Of said
street as UT crosses said alley, he and
the same Is hereby clgsed from ne AZ ist
hoard Air Line hallway shall, en- Or
before tho 1st day OF May. 1904. open or
cause to he opened a eroadWay ut least
Of said alley. the western ling OF which 70
be - feet east Of Fifteenth street ana
parallel TO Fifteenth street. when me
Sane shall be closed 70 Trank'lm ~, s,ra ~.
sjoint depot OF. y the q Sea hoard Air Linz
Railway and tho. Chesapeake and ono
Railway, on Main Street, so that tie ext
from anu entrance 10 said alley may pa 4
along said driveway from franklin Street. /!
and along said driveway or, entrance ~
\ the depot on Main Street. 4. Z y,
~ 9 ,33,Tllc4 snid roadway ~ to be opened,
graded and paved by the Seaboard AIR
Line hallway, shall be constructed under
the supervision and direction OF tho CIT
Engineer aud shall always be Kept ~
such condition and repair As may be from,
time 10 time required by the Committee
on Streets Of the said City Council. ami
always DO opened o5the frec&,,se q p 'l'n
5'a3. rho, said Seaboard Air Line Hallway
further agrees TO keep Open and MAINTAIN
3 the scwera, water and gas pipes ana All
Other city fixtures 81, this alley for iln,
extent OF that rnrt OF the alley which
Is 10 be clnscd. 10 the tire sal isfnetiol
OF the City Engineer H
e. The snid Seaboarh AIRLINE Rallwnr
by accepting the provisions OF this ordi-s
nance agrees and binds itself to indemnify
md save harmless at all times the SAID
city from any, loss or damage sunfrel
3 by any person by reason Of the closing OF
said alley herein provided B.
# 5. For any. failure to comply VII ~ any
board Air Line Railway. its succsssorn$
of assgnees. shall be Ia bic 10 2 hns. ot
not less than ten nor more inan WEN
separate offcnsc. 7,
!; O. Inc passage OF this ordinance shall
~ no way interfere withrights heretofore
rrar,ted for use of said alley for condnlts
4 This ordinance shall be in force from
- 49, BEN. r AUGUST.
mar Ia.5t city Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
LEAVES SOUTHERN.
Becomes General Manager N. Y.
New Haven and Hartford.

i495 tBy Associated Press,
IS NEW HAVEN. ~ CONN, March Ia
Samuel Hig IRIS. mechanical superinten-
dent OF the Soutt ern Railway. with head.
ID. arters at Washington, has accepted
the pos. ton of general manager of the
New DIRK, New Haven and Hartford
B Railroad. Mi. Higglns's uppo. n.nent Will
cate IRON April lsi- thoagn it is prohn-
Iltle he VIII not be abe to assume his
4 duties until "a few days iater.
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Prevent Killing Female Seals.
(By Associated !press.)

--7T (By Associated Iress.) --
WASHINGTON, .. C., March 16,-The
Senate to-day passed without discussion
the joint resolution authorizing ;he Pres
5ident 10 negotiate with the government Of
Great Britain to secure a review Of The
regulations for the ca ching of fur-bear-
Ding seals in Alaska so as to obtain an
a batement of the killing of female seals,
and thus preserve the seal Industry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Office Of !,

Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co,
}85 Richmond. Va. March, 9. !aGt
THE BOARD or pin 43n9 iAYas T PHs
CENT Z two per CENT the same being qua =
dividend No .hs Pr Il s isS1
q When checks will be mailed to all Preferred
q ~ hs elHss o. 6nsnsss
Irefsrred stock, will be closed from April
y ist 10 April 18th. both days inclusive.
I s. W. TRAVERs, Treasurer
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Court at Big Stone Gap.


WASHl.. ufON, .earch l6.-The House
judiciary m nittee day ordered a
favorable report on the b.l to authorize
TIE hold nS nj a regular tenn Of tic
District Court OF the United states for
the " estarn District of Virginia in the
city of Big Stlne Gr.p, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
YOUR BEST OFFER.

}WHY SUPPER FROM I&pIGEslior. A,Ip
.Yop,,IA blood when you can get enough frea
Ssnfppiss To- cure yput GLOBE TONIC is
guaranteed 70 purify he bi9od "a! ana build pp y,
boftls Tor ssc. isis =. Main. 1919 HUI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
The
Ian
ABOUT
TOWN
DY HARRY TUcKER>

Il AS We looked up at Jack Munro and
saw that black spot undcr his eye we
felt he was a good fighter and n fine
fellow TO have with us any time VIE
started TO go out to raise rough house
He ate about four pounds OF steak nj
aiurphy's, ana wouldn't drink anything
hut water. and when we saw him reach
r hat big paw OF his over for tho bread
tray We felt that lit ever ran against US
it would be all off for a while.
And yet jim Bacci says it's two 10
one that he gets licked by Jcifr!es.
We got our doubts.
We saw Jeffrie5 once ana had to say
some nice things about him. because
We We're afraid he'd slap us over.
And now we have saw Munro.
y Between the two we feel that he new
conner is going TO win out. and when We
shook hands with him VIC said to ourself:
I'VE have shook the hand Of the next
champion
An. Fred Watson and Nm. Harry BY
ers are couple OF good troupes
They belong 10 Arizona" and they
look off the stage like q pair OF cowboys
sure enough.
They promised TO tell us some good sto.
fieS before they 50 away, this week, and
when they tell them. If they arc any
good, we shall tell them To our friends
Watson looks like Jeffries, and we
1hlnk he could give anybody good run
for their money n a boxing match.
We saw a fellow yes; erdny with n straw
hat on and an o.ercoat
So VIC feel that we can say the hnr-
pingers Of spring are here
y man who VII put on straw hat and
look at him ana laugh must have conf.
dence enough in himself 10 mink That
summer Is only a few miles away, ever
Y fit Is showing on the Eastern shore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
RDlNANcEs.

AN ORDINANCE, 10 gAUTHoRIzI1. TIL
Et:LOsiNC; OF a ) CERTAIN 4 aORTIONs
3 OF 4 III i; ALLEY RUNNING FROM
Il f'IF.T ZENITH STREET AND SHOE
$KOE, GREEK. b Ell tNl5EN. FRANK
LIN AND MAIN STREETS, AND,
REQUIRING THE sEABOARDf AIR
a LINE RAILWAY TO OPEN a ROAD
IS VYAYIIN LIEU ETI1EREO r. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
INSTRUCTIONS,

.RICHaitt ND. VA. FEB. i0-MR. MEL
NILE DANIELS, G27 East Braad ST.. city.
Dear sr. Daniels: After taking q course in
Physical Culture and Deep Breath lng unds
@ your direction, ] haye been greatly henrfi"d.
and heartily recommend your method 20 all
who wish "a feel that lie is Worth living
cess am, Very truly, Abe BRADFIElp
o s. Third ST., Richmond, Va.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE or FIRST MEETING or
Y, I, ~ GR 3 Iis,s o6Sf,,r or THE
11iINIrED STATES FOR THE EAST,
4 ERN DISTRICT O. VIRGINIA.
I In The matter Of ~
EDWARD NJ BLAKE ! inx y, !" ar
Bankrupt, bahkrlplcs,
no the Z. creditors of EDWARD N.
BLAKE, 81 sIJaines's Store, IN the county
Y o. gloucester and district aforesaid,
m KUN. IN IS hereby given that on the bth4
day OF March, a, =, 2; 1901, the sad Edward
Nj Islnko was duly adiudlcated banks
ltars w Viii held IA # ny office chambsr
Of Commerce Ninth and Main Streetsl.
in Richmond. Va, on the LIST DAY OF
APRIL. A. D 1914, atsll O'Clock IN tho
forenoon, at which time, the. said trsdltora
may, attend, prove their claims, appolno9
a trustee, examine the bnnkrupt and
transact such other business, as may
properly come before said meeting;
C. r. CARDWlILL, q
Referee in Bankruptcy.
March 10, 1901 i5 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

POULTRY SUPPLIES.


IHcUgATogs, BRoopERs. BABY CHICK
Food, Clover Meal. shell and sundry supplies
ready for immediate Shipment THE FAN,
y CIERs' SUPPLY co, West Broad Street.
Richmond va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

a city Auditor. s Office

a8 city Auditors Office,
Richmond. IA, MsrcI'. 49, lg !, ,i /: !; !,
5 NOTrcE.----.rtiE LICENSE TAN ESQ y,
This Office for the inspection of all con.
carned These assessments include az
Tor Tai. 1901. and wiIlIremainsin this ON &c until
the 10Th day OF March: 1871. u,
The Committee on Finance VII IN meet
t1IeyenI,o5 on MONDAY, the &2etil day o.
March. at s o clock r. NJ, for the p,lrpost:
Of hearing and considering appeals from
Xii norsons interested are notified to
attend This meeting of tho committee AZ n;
no change OF classification or taxes WI.
aftnrwardg 10 made. except by order OF
tho Y civ Council on recommends tlun Of
49, 9Si'1"S13f I.l5 ll l. DNN.9 J. NYARRE =
mar 1910. ,ts Auditor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
MEETINGS.,

= ~ Il Z; y CHASE CITY MINERAL IA WATER
II BY order of The Hoard OF n p
FACTORS meeting M ,rh! g fi ino
ThNY Is hereby called to be held At '.Th.,
Meckienburs'' In Chnsn City. Meck q. ~,
81 March, 1904, at 4 II. NJ, for the following
purposes ,amely 70 an'h9riz ~ :. r, anal
property and unencnmbered assets OF tho
a Company. und the application q The proceed.
thereof TO the payment OF the conlphn,S j
il any. MI to the persons untitled thereto, unl
4 to ira nsart any other business th!tt may tnsn
the said Stockholders nre hereby notified am
X requested 10 attend said meeting, lCone ~
order OF the Board VI directors ms itHI
March 1894 - 4, : :, 80, az.
John G.. Miller. Secretary b Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
PHYSICAL CULTURE.

RICHMOND, VA, JUNE 80 ,1ani,,-MR DAM
: Ply steal Culture / have haen entirely reltey-
cd OF pain In my left lung, fr.m which have aye
ssystem was almost completely broken down,
could not walk any distance without STOP 3,
ping 70 rest. would be 90 ,rsg and ona % %
these feelings, for which ! am Indebted 70
Your method. and advise Physical Culture
Z above sverythiDg else. for 1t has done ME SO
much good ! feel like a new woman. Yours
Very truly Mrs. ALICE SNYDER ISL North
Eighth Street. 5fit tlNls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
FIRST EARLY SPRING OPENING. Ii

3DON,r8 FAIL TO 40 TO THE OPENING OF
enrly spring hats, latest designs, at the little,
Store around the corner. Mrs, NJ, l., WORT
HAM, 2l6 N. Third Street. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

NORFOLK, VA, JAN. 2e, 19oi-AIR, MEI.-
an han agEeeay aIypGElsys rdn a vs sns
methods Of physical Culture and Deep
nrenthlng, Wien eomnnenced 4 my n9ym,sal
th nd Impure blood, and suffered q great deal
With indigestion, Aftor taking is lessons from q
inches Ia development Of . Inches and my
chest expansion a little over inches a. galh
(, indisestion has entirely disappeared, and
an nov not only enjoying perfect 81, neal'hi
p ran honestly and cheerfuly recommend your
e 90 all ena nsFf shan ya ats
fhlly Yours, ERNEsI e. WINTERS,
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FOR SALE.

II MULES AND HORSES
Having j,st opened at 1911 e. franklin Street,
wholesale retail stable tor nan sse tho
we now have on hand a very fine SELECTION
OF young mules at real onnbls prices .. =
E CLAY Prop: j. s. WtlALEI, saiesNE 7'a''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING.

ACCOUNTING AND AUDIT1NG-COST AC-
counting and systcmatiZng OF books and
methods speciality: work solicited. EVANS
x a. FARRAR. T.. o. ROx III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

FOR sALE-FoR WANT or, USE. y THOR,
Years old; has %heen ridden by lady ana
children: perfectly sound has n.s2 3, 99sn
4 hunted. Can be seen az HUMBLE 2
II STABLE, AZ NJ Fifth Street 5a j5al y2s4t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
4 SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

THE VOLUME OF BUSINESS WE DO GIVES
SouTHERNsADT. SIGN COMPANY, IN
CORPORATED. 1872 L. Main. Phone 123.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
FOR RENT.

FOR RHINESTONE NO. z EAST BROAD
Street, in center Of retail trade; small store
Broad Street near Jefferson, and store llpB
East Cary Street. Il, j. TODD, 3ol East
Grace Street sH t{ Ilss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED. ROOM FOR LIGHT HOUSE;
keeping; family Of four; best locatto th :
d. NJ. care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-sECOND FLOOR OF THREE
large rooms. two closets and bath room ~
ia North Seventh Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

WANTED, BoAIlDiaRs FOR FURNISHED
a or unfurnislcd rooms: also table bonrders;
best OF fare; SOS East Grace Phone los
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
LOST AND FOUND.

iLt)Sr--A III NioNr CUFF HUTTON RE
lLoST-wHtTl5 AND IN LEMON n CO1ORED
Ennntrr PUPPY about six or seven months
old Return 10 il5 Nj Sixth. net reward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

WANTED. TO MAKE AN ANNUAL AT.
rangement witha family Of adults so to ,d 5sne
on Grace Street and give table board. Ad-
dress PARTNE RI care this office.
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BOARDING.
LENNON. 1905. EAST MARsHALL; ELE-
5 CANT rooms, with or without board. s33 Ell

TWO q ,STI, EAtENS OR COUPLE CAN FIND
bright sunny back parlor. with board. IN
private family by APPLYING 727 West alain
Street, opposite Monroe lark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
WANTED.

10 oo1 COMMON PIGEONS WAITED Al,
! once FANCIERS SUPPLY, al vs. BToau
Street. Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

WANTED. TO +BuY8 a SCRAP. BOOK. CON
tanning complete file OF The Po Poe ~, 4Sa
Tmes. Dispatch. Address POEMS care this
office. !. 54sIg&tf&tstE& 8+5 atg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

WANTED, BY ApRiL 25TE. FLAT. CEN
trally located suitable for housekeeping for
family two. address IS. G.. caro- OF TINS
office.
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NOTICE.

gslls Richmond. va. March I. 1901
KNOW ALL MEN j Z r. rs y FIRES ENrs.
that IL JOSEPH w. BLANTOE, dc, hereby
agent to conduct the retail grocery business
$at Nos 400 North rwenty.scfenth Street,
Il Hetrico county yn3 with power and aut hor.
8ity to the gaaid Il. r, LEWIS to buy and
sell for cash only. = z, !, 95 I, !, :, (, M
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WANTED, TO KNOW. If YOU WILL, Dis
tribute advertising matter; reliable specially
company: SIS weekly and expenses. TRIUMPH
tt CO.. Dallas, Texus.
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FOR lsALE-AN EXCELLENT FRUIT FARM
: Ia fine fruit section; everything In first ass
condition; ZOO fruit trees; easily pay l. per
cent on investment. A bargain ALBE-
MARLE IMMIGRATION SOclEIf, Cnar-
1ottesvlic, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

THE MISSES PITzER, PERMANENT AN .
transient boarding; New York ~ ana ~, iSo
East ThIrtysev( R)enth street - R fas
Va, liz and 1l5 East Franklin street. NEAR neat
JeHerDon Hotel. LM.I .l.hE Ia.l..E-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

MRS. NJ. H. WORKMAN HAS JUST RE-
turned from New York With full line t o. Ia.-
will be wednesday, Thursday and Friday Or
this week, at the old stand. PIG NJ Third 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

WASTED TO BUY ICE BOX SUITABLE
for keeping meats and fsli capaclty not not, les So
than | ton OF Ice: also 2 Counters ap S, 10
feat each. Apply II. MARTIN, 3ses Williams
ASenue, 49,. "a I.
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FLATS WANTED.

WANTED. TO RENT FROM APRIL OR NAY.
lat until fall small furnished house or apart
q mont. Address .APARTMENT,s care this of'
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REAL EsTATE-For Sale.

ss. 900 ACRE RANCH, $500: 500 ACRE FARM
land. 5000: no trading; ". II. GRAHAM,
Cuero. Tex. 5aiIG "a i,sb Eli ss
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR ROOMS On
second and third floor with board, lin tho
Vicinity OF IIowitzer Monument. Address
ah ..ROOAIS, :, care Carrier No. &C. s$S
100 w. CLAY-FOR sRENT.--TWO OR THREE
rooms for light honsesfsglng Wifh ms Ine
formation appiy in ". Clay Street a,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

FOR .sALE-A FINE REFRIGERATOR, ALSO
z a very fine Extension Table, clawfoot. OF the
!. best mahogany; also Hall Table and silver
and C,nna Case. Manufacttrer GIT Egg Edge
e Furniture Polish: finest made. g. A.fLcOS-
Il HARD. 4 800 South Pins street. As
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
INSTRUCTIONS, !,

Go.cARTs. az ALI KINDS: MUST SELL;
aacrlhcn at N, fifth. n s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
SITUATION WANTED, Female

LADY DESIRES "A POSI-
tinn as tacher or cs a companion for refined
: lady. references. Address Box LIT, Roanoke
Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

ron sALE-spLl3NDID FRUIT AND GRASS
farm 26s acres, near Crozet: thren thousand
fruit trees, half bearing Apply ARTHUR
y EWING, Wlntergreen.s Nelson county, Va III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

SAWED PINE, $3.50 AND $50; OAK. S5.75
: per cord lowest prices In city on aptnt coal
ii. S. URBAN, Bowe and Marshall, Phone
1920. .. Nl