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The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-14
! Mr.. Satiricus
! Climbs aTree

am without party just now anr
am virtually dlsfrAnchised. have
never missed . vote since l put N,
first ballot in the box for Abrahan Il
Lincoln, but am not going to vote
In the next election. have NJ
party; nothing left, In short, bul
our common country and to tell the
truth | am not at present any roc
proud OF that.
Did say country? Excuse me
l should have said countries, for He
now have several, and are Twins
under six different forms OF govern.
nent-all of them for the people,
only one of them OF the people and
none Of them by the people.
l am up tree, In fact, and you
have often heard how different things
look Ito a man up tree:' that
may perhaps account for the view
now take Of the whole political field.
At all events l am not pleased. In
my time | have voted for many good
men on very bad platforms, and oc.
casionally for bad, or vers inditfer
ent, man Gu good platform, hut |
have made up my mind just for this
once that both platform and candi.
date must suit me, and the fact is
that neither national political plat
form and neither candidate fills the
bill.
Now, for an instance. l admire
Teddy greatly as man, but his
tendencies are dangerous 60 the
republic and | have read enough
history to know that if he had imme-
diately succeeded Grover Cleveland
in the presidential chair his legit-
innate successors could only have been
first the man on horseback. and
after him Julius and Augustus,
Tiberius and Nero. And as for the
republican p!atform-well, please ex.
cuse me again, l wanted at least a
promise, and there ism t one from the
beginning to the end OF that mandy
pamby Instrument. Does it promise
anything whatever for our imperial
possessions and their people, In defer
ence to the petition OF several hun.
dred college presidents and other
profound thinkers and students OF
the country, regardless OF party pro-
clivities? Not a thing. Does it
promise any revision or reduction in
the excessive tariff rates now pro-
tectinp our gigantic monopolies which
are fully able to compete with their
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NO PLACE LIKE HOME
Says DR.. J. K. Miller on Return
From California.

DR.. J. X. Miller and family are
home from western trip that kept
them away from Greeley for nine
weeks. The major portion Of the
time was passed in Los Angeles
and Redondo Beach. California, and
on their return they stopped for a
brief period in Salt Lake City. While
in Los Angeles, the doctor met Will
lam Ramsey, son OF Allen Ramsey,
Of this city. He also met Mrs. o.
P. Gale and her daughter. Mrs. Grace
Clark. Both ladies were looking
we'll. Fred Gale was in charge OF
railroad store in Arizona, the climate
OF southern California not agreeing
with him
While in California, many things
came under his inspection and being
in quest OF information, he asked
questions of those in position to
answer. Regarding the climate, he
was informed by one who has resided
there for years that it is not adapted
to bring out the best in man. An
almost continuous summer in one
portion of the state and the same
warm temperature always in other
parts tends to enervate 1t is a place
to dream and idle the hours away,
and not to quicken the blood in
active business pursuits.
But it is an ideal climate for in
valids and those who suffer from ills
incident to old age. Everything in
the southern part OF the state tends
to lull the senses, appcase pain, and
make the days one Of quiet pleasure
and Joy. In the southern part OF
the state he seldom, il ever heard
the consumptive's cough: but on all
sides the physician S eyes witnessed
severe suffering from some nervous
complaint, and he thinks 1T cne OF
the best places In the Union for
SICK or worn out man or woman to
get health, strength and rest.
Speaking Of the country in gen.
eral, he was agreeably surprised at
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Worlds Fair Route.

Via the Missouri Pacific railway.
The Louisiana Purchase exposition,
or Worlds Fair, st. Louis. Is in all
respects the greatest ever undertd ken
in any country. 1t is more than ten
times the size of the Pan American
exposition at Buffalo in point of floor
space In the exhibit palaces, twice as
large as the Columbian exposition at
Chicago, about three times larger
than the last Paris exposition
The Missouri Pacific is the direct
line from Colorado to St. Louis, hav-
ing double daily through chair cars,
tourist and Pullman sleepers and din
ing cars.
Very low round trip rates will be
made for this great show.
For further information see your
nearest agent or write H. 3. Kooser,
G. w. F. &. p. A, or Ellis Farms
worth, travelling passenger agent,
Seventeenth and Stout streets, Den
yer, Colo.
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Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After Ten
Years of Suffering.

II wish to say few words in
praise Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy says Mrs.
Matte Burge, Of Martinsville, Va.
81 suffered from chronic diarrhoea
for ten years and during that time
tiled various medicines without OBJ.
tanning any permanent relief. Last
summer one of my children was
taken with cholera morbus, and l
procured bottle OF this remedy.
Only two doses were required to give
her entire relief l then decided to
to try the medicine myself and did
not use all OF one bottle before | was
we'll, and l have never since been
troubled with that complaint. One
cannot say too much in favor OF that
wonderful medicine. A" This remedy
Is for sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-14

the good streets and roads in and
about Los Angeles. These are per-
iodically sprinkled with petroleum
same as other cities sprinkle their
streets with water-and this THU
coat OF Natures lubricant lays the
dust during dry weather aud prevents
mud during the rainy season. After
the oil Is on the road few days 1t
becomes odorless and hard, and makes
a delightful driveway. The doctor
was told by some farmers that . good
alfalfa crop was more profitable than
oranges, lemons or olives. The crop
was cut seven times yearly and aver
aged from one to two tons the cut
ting. This was usually sold to resi-.
dents OF cities and commanded good
price-from $40 and up ton. With
the fruit crops 1t was different, ow-
ing to the great distance from markets
and the long hauls, which placed
the growers at the mercy OF the rail-
road companies. But one thing was
noticed by him with curiosity-the
lean and hungry look Of nearly all
farm horses, as compared with sim.
liar stock In Colorado. Inquiring as
to the reason, developed that most
OF the farmers sold all their alfalfa
aud fed their horses with barley.
But California with all its natural
beauties, and they are many and var
led, is ever at war with tOIces Incl
dent to the cultivation OF the soil.
The walnuts are subject to blight,
oranges to scale, and other crops TO
the depredations OF insects or fungus.
This keeps the grower ever on the
alert to save his crop, but he no
sooner subdues or corquers one than
another appears. Then the long
drought, when rain may not fall for
a year or more. is ever thing to be
dreaded-like our hail storms-apd
Notwithstanding the sun ever shines
in glory and the air is radiant with
the fragrance from the choicest in
the floral kingdom, farmers or fruit
growers life there is not altogether
one OF comfort and profit. Then
again, like poor relations, the foss
and 1eas are ever with those who re-
side or sojourn In that Land Of milk
and honey.
TO those who would see the state
at its best the doctor recommends
January, February and March. Then
Nature is out in all her glory OF col
ors, which excel the rainbow hues
and there is sprightliness in the
atmosphere that makes man glad that
ne Is alive to such enjoymenus.
At Salt Lake City the most not
able feature that met the Doctors
observant eyes was the large number
OF beautiful and finely formed women
met on all sides. Whether this Is an
attribute of climate or polygamy, the
observer is not prepared to say. But
it is a fact, nevertheless. But few
angular female forms are to be seen
In the city Of the saints. All figures
are we'll rounded and developed, ana
showing the best Of heaIth--a sight,
paradoxical as it may read, good to
a physicians eyes.
Summing up his trip, which was
enjoyable every day, the doctor says
that in his travels he did not see d |
town or city that compares with |
Greeley for we'll kept, well shaded |
and level streets. Salt Lake City Is |
close second, but Greeley is supreme
over all: all OF which Is most crafty.
ing to our citizens and a testimonial |
Of the elr effort in those lines
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products in the markets OF the world?
1t does not. Il merely negatively
atfirms that 1.-THE rates OF DUTY
should be readjusted only when tue
conditions have 80 changed etc.
etc., as to convince the monopolies
concerned. Does 1t promise any
thing specific and definite concerning
the great trusts that are oppresslos
the people? 1t does not; again II
negatively atirms that such combi-
nations are entitled to the protec.
tion of the laws" but can not ''oe
permitted to break them Now,
won't that simply jar the sugar trust,
and the steel trust, and the Stand
ard oil trust of their pedestals and
shatter them into innocuous Il Is
uetude?
1t Is mandy pamby, we-point-
with-pride, 'we.favot,' ''~e-cor-
dially-approve" platform from be-
ginning to end, and l won't vote
for 1t.
Is the democratic platform any
better? Very little. Did we hear
the republicans say anything about
just governments existing through
the consent Of the governed We
did not. Did we hear the great party
OF Jefferson reaffirm that immortal
statesman declaration that 'all
men are created equal? We did
not, aud for the excellent reason that
a controlling minority in that party
disputes this fundamental principle
OF government, has violated both the
spirit and letter OF our national con-
and laws, has disseminated
between its citizens concerning polit-
ical and all other rights, has dis
franchised them on the color line.
and the party had in that connection
the unparalleled audacity to criticise
and condemn the one plank in the
republican platform founded in JUS
tice and reason and deserving the
approval OF all fair minded American
citizens.
And how about its candidate for
president who sat silent for months
like another Sphynx beside the col
losal pyramid Of dollars on Wall
street. while anxious millions could
only speculate as to what he thought,
and would not say, but who the
moment he was nominated on a plat
form that didn't say gold" wired
long distance howl because it had
been omitted and gave notice that he
wouldn't stand for his party il 1T did
not mean it? o, Mr.. Sph1nx, l
thank thee for that belated but final
word. can't vote for you.
Will vote for Governor Peatody-
Bell II he is renominated for a second
term, as he surely will be: Not II
all the federal courts, including the
United States supreme court, in ad-
dition TO our highest court, should
sustain his unexampled and inexcus-
able violations of fundamental law.
VIII vote for any candidate likely
to be put up to oppose his reelection
by the big Mitt" Of Denver, and at
the suggestion of Boss Moffat Of the
railroad and the First National bank,
OF Boss Cheeseman of the water COM
pany and Boss Evans Of the Tram
way No. | am just a plain Amer
ican citizen without present party
Affiliations, who has taken to the
woods, climbed a tree in disgust, and
until the atmosphere clears little is
not intending to vote.
Q. c. SATIRICUS.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-14
For Sale or Rent.

Fine residence of seven rooms near
Normal school. All modern improve
ments-gas and electric light. Apply
to William f. Stephens, room o,
Opera House block.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-14

No. 81 arrives at Greeley. at a. M ,,,,.sp
leaves at 10 a. m. Local treiShts T Tel' f'
gers between Greeley and Fort COLLINS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-28
1ttue cfrdhjabrs An,iae, 9afkets uuo Gaiuen.

SIS neiIc Gaton anaiige, 2p.
manspille Gbepiot, idlpara bIau
1no braun; Sodct nit Soffetoiilt-
fer; nelmooiiher Sleiorod, $t05O
$50 ,Sriibiobrs glnsiiee, 9roabs
cloth lno Gbepiot; Gton- ,lnb fra.
genloie Gfiefte ........... $500,
Gamen Socfets, gang poIlene
engliibe Gopert, 10 3oIl Iong, $3.50.
gteue sSriibjabrs. .Sodets, i6lparse
Gbepiot iulb Glap 0iogonol, ourd-
Spfer=Serfamf pu
slGe S. nno Sc 9onlcn Sodets
aus Melton llno aeriep -. $500.
gae So unb $40 0omen- II. M1o.
den Safets aus &eriep -. 1915.
slIle $12 uno $15 Iobfarbigen Ser.
iep Sufets ............. $500.
slae $t5 Ii. $tS feiniten lobfcrbi.
gen &erieD Sadets ........ $3.50.
slae uniere 81 uno So lon9en Sim
nerlnantel ................ $3.50.
slae iiniere $6 unb $3.50 lonaen
&inOerntui,tel '..t.s.... $275.
slae uniere $S nno $40 lonsen
&in0ernuntel ........... $40O.
$50 feinite Meorienl.S .SSodets, aros
gen uno Hepers aus ebten Ytinf
ober 9ieber 5000.
S. Scarfs aus 3obel ilno Stein-
marber Spoiium ,.-..... $275.
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llniere
0hcnomi(be preislife.

Malt Nutrine : bas fliifise grub.
5lafde q Oubenb. .S2.15
9rpdener GpernaD Gbampoener,
ein beiiciDfer 4rtitel. pinte. .4Oc.
G'Ipcerine Hpd anb Rpe, gut aeaen
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! Gan. s5la1den, sarantirt 8 Sabre
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aler Wbisteps. Yinte &c.; in
N-4uu'3 ~ ..'..'.. Sl.OO
Smporlirter @uineb' Stout. BRO
OuBeno ....... .S1.95
Giebia's MaI5>@rtratt. sslafd5e 1Oe.
llnier beriibmier Z Sabre alter SiIs
Der 9rope RDe, einmal psriuht, ftets
be9ebrt @aqpne $40
Dtebi5iniiaer Sin fir 9amen. Elm
llderes W|ittsl fir alle ssrousnlsioeu.
Yinte 5Oe.
Werlucht 5urso's Mal3sWbistep,
Elm Wbistep BON meoi5iniI9em Wertb;
turirt Sulteu. GrtGltung u. ole 2uns
genleioen. Yreis pro 5laI6e .79e.
ytotbipein, elm @Iuteraeieer ssIas
fd)e 25c.; Subeno. 1878
&rpitaaiiirter Rod anb Rpe. s5Ia5
Shdurenoer 8ursunber, Der rotbe
Gbampaener Quart .$1.25
0eipesbeirsr Rbeinipein. Gin Duts
5eno Quarts .S2.75
Waraifino=8irf9en, febr aut fiir
dtsSolat. Glafde SOC. unb 6sc.
5rinten Sic gerne Godtails2 Der,
fndt ben llnfrisen. pinte. ). .49c.
Imontillabos@ s@berrp, in Spanien
ouf JlaIcbsn s.aosen. s5fafdk. .$1O0
abiintbe. JlaIde .98e.
Sberrp gu aodStpeden. aE3 Nuaa !.
litGt. @a(lone .$1.OO
9srgebt nidt! - Wir aeben gous
pons nit Guren @intGufen. Nepabrt
iie auf fe iinb lpertbpou. gratis fiir
pradtpole Seidxnte aussetauiht.
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Sbinfcn 500 fIeine, aarte
vinaor clireb," pro Yfilnb -. t3c.
Bacon (eeitreifter Sped) $50
Streifen frild) gerd,tberten 9reaf,
toit Bacon. Sn Streiien pro
Fto. ............. -. 101ac.
Gercolien :. Erelto, Malta &ita
ooer Zero Srllto, iGmntlib friib.
3 Yadete fir 25c.; pro Yadet. f. &c.
Seine @etpiir3e - Steiport's ob.
iolut reinen genoblenen idmar3cn
Efeffer, &onebl, Senf obcr Snglper.
&olbpfiinoi9e, periicgeIte, luftoidtc
Sbee = Spe5ieQc Siierte bon fei.
mem trinfbaren griinen idmor5en
ooer aerliidten Sbee. HeeulGre SOC.
Sndlitot. 3 9fb. fir 500; pro
FIo. 3oc.
aafiee - ~Special 9lenb"; mad)t
ein miloes, eebaltreihes @etrGnf;
friid eeroitet; 51a 9fo. fir $i0O;
pro F1o. ............... 2Oc.
Slipen-Sel = 9teue ssmportotion
bon reinem itolienilben Olipei,.SeI;
12 @olloncn 8iibie SSc.; Auorte
Seiic = 10 Stonaen ioirtonfs
9onbp @aib Seiie fiir ...... 2ic.
3ufer = 5 Yio. sSranflin grant.
lirten 3ilder in lcincnen SGder,
1uf .'......... 2oc.
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SSpti,

StDft3
fir 9anf-, 8eriiberilngs., CONNER.
5ieIle sSnltitlite uno glne, meIde Sf-
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6en.
Dalpmun & Grbe Jilins 9ebites
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bereit.
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0ie ipertbnoll lit es nidt fir Sic,
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farte geniiet Bob infer gerfai,fer
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Gorrotbe bon flaben ilnO golloefel.
Sdrcibtiiden, ioipie alien anoeren
Office lltcniilien.
G6e Cutting Go.
s27 Norb. @alpcrt.e etraf<.
Marsi3,T&S-)
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2ads : 9iopoI Gbinoof Columbia
Hiper 2afs Steaf; reihes Sel.
ginpfiiilbiae flade 9iibie 49,; 3
9iiticu fir SOC.
Bod 9obneil Norraoonictt
Wsarfe; feinite SualitGten IN Coma.
toe-Sauce. @roBe 3-pfiinbi9e 9iidic
16c.; 6 8iihien fiir 90c.
Eotteo Meats strn1cir's einoc.
modte ober nGepileo" Sd)infen obcr
3ungen; pro 0iid,ie -. dc.
Sprup - @olben Grains; feis
aeluiir5ter Corn --Sprup. @oae 21a,
piiinbige 9iidic ............ .10c.
Spargel - Sifntott's .Gl Gapis
ton @rano" Sporeel Stm9en; 1,
pfiinoiae flodc @iihicn; pro Outeno
$210; pro @iihie 49,. tSc.
Gorneo Beef = Irnlour's eefod.
teS @orneb ooer &oolt 9eci; t.piiin-
biec 9iidie ....... -. 12c.
Wince Wieat glnocrlon's 9,
pfiinoise 9iihien: per5iiolibe Auo.
litGt; PRO 9iid)ie Z. ........ 12c,
3uder Grblen r 800 aiiteN
Ste,uort Gitp @fib sorte 3uder- Orb
fen; Champion BON GngIonb Barrie.
tot; pro Grtertb $1.70; pro
Vli0le .....>.......... 15c.
Sbrinp Sriihe 9orataria
Sbrinp, trodclt einacnlabt; pro
Slu)le ....i....... ........... lac
Ikcr Nerfauf tuu Qtuueu> uuh {}(ri>
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Spe,ial:Sspti3.
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ba1u-Gonlp.,
Gpmmersietlsr Sradt slssnt,
Sputtern States Dispat6,

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unb aflen nbrtli6, fabliG, Iflid unb tref,,
ltd selesenfn Yunften.
@blieferung 0bne 8srsSaerune.
aelepbpns: 6. unb .. Nt. Berncn Gil,
Narptanb gpurtlanb 2266.
0enrse 6. 9ilbt,
Gommeraieller Gra6t@Msent.
(55-)
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meg NIT Saffeta eeiiittert @robc
32 bis "A $3.50.
$40 neue 6rilbiabrs-S -Sadcts, fcine
enalilbe Gopert, froeenloie ODER
eorlet Gffeftc $3.50.
80 9amcntoillcn aus reinieiocncr
Eeau De Soic. MIR idlpar5e Solten;
front nno militoriide Gffefte, $2.9s.
SO 9itbeno 0nmen.Soillen ons
feiniter ensliiher Mooros, neilnoois
ide Wtlliter -. 9Sc.
@interflciberm.
$S Clutter Scarfs, ertra polle,
teine Sblp1n5e ....... $3.50.
SIS 3obel lmb ISABELLA 8oos, nit
Seioc belest ............. $6.9S.
$25 edte Subs goos 49,. $1,000.
$40 3f3 electric Seol ssafetS
IuI ............... .pl3.0O.
$50 feine 9tearieol Sodets, $27.5O.
100 Eronlenooen &leiorode fiji
0ame1 aus feiner, gora tpoaenel
@telton in ibmar5 ,mb bIou nno
ibonen Me!iri'ngen; Sriibjabrsmu.
tier, bis 81 $S pertb, fir -. 1898.
81 Miifie reolairt ouf ST so.
70 Wtlltte reol5irt ouf 49,. $500.
SIS Iiiife rebu3irt olf $3.50.
$40 Wtllfte rcou5irt ouf 49,. $3.50.
$50 Wiifie rebr5irt ouf $3.50.
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S>er5a0t
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~ 9as neme
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miro 9e0ffnct iperben IN
315 SfOrb Gbarlcs CITRATE,


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Eallagier.Serfeb .Wonager.
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Bibti9e NOti,.

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2O SaBeto irld gebadene Gream 2md1 Graders MopGbe,
Siscls Cream SDters ob Butter naps brei Hnde fir Oc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-28
The Cpnfesieraie Museum.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice 10 afonSractorssss

Office of CITY. na:aecr
Richmond Va. May y ie,
PROPOSALS MILL BE III
' Gsiise &, Kay il i.s sa sor Inc sEy
ERAI, KINDS OF. PAVING, LAlD IN
i THE,i SEVERAL. MANNERS. as pei
Specifications md schedules on file ~
This office.
PHALT BLOCKS and N1rRif.itls2
+ BRICKS MS per specifications anG sam,
pies In this office same to be neliyef
on wharf or ~ depotin this city
Bids will also be received loI ;layin II
z ASPHALT BLOCK or VII RltiiEl!
lsRlCKl PAVING, the city Furnishing
the Blocks or Bricks on wharf or az
depot. Richmond. Va.
For paving with GRANITE sFAlt ~.
certain cutters. alleys and streets En ~
fllrnishitIt and Laying NEW, GU Ils
& CTJRBINCi For laying .GRAlSOl1lIlli.,s.
CURB and GUTTER. For puNlng VIII
CiRANOLlTlilG certain slue Yak a I'M
for the construction Of certain se",rt..
Full detail Information ~ regard "
ali classes or this work San ne h'
npon application at this Office
a certified check for NOD must accom- .'
many each bid as a guaranty TOT eNe-t
c,,tion of contract c,,
rrhe Committee On Streets ana snpc-
woe Creek receives the right TO feJefL
any ar all proposals offered ana 10
award the contract as a whoie or IN
separate parts. ,s,,re1I Ayv
,,,.,, -. td M City Engineer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-28
1Rc
MAN
ABOUT
TOWN
By.Harr.p Tucker

y. j., 1, xiv md gay.
WH ioNs ~ ALI sare away,
., ne E FLEE ana .as, San and '' shaft.
~ W. 'Tke to banish the blues
~ si s ), '. "a bfisbt side OF things,
~ i y, =. ~ - b,va her free wings
H., is en-, IL INC Use of toting tace,
! fVi " ,,a,.e, ra,,id vim place IN race
t,bn, ,be sim IN fright
l.s, t t,,,,l ne ,in,sn tte foilow
I, MN VIZ ties to to bo yoliow,
~ ,hs CITY Hall
one Of ~. at'a''' ,,}sssase c. 10 Farmer
Evans The othe \, d gS, me the rainfall for
want Sou - e. dirSctions given him
the month ,.,!,,1 , m.'s officer. r.
oSi "a, I sut ~
,,,,tn,, No ttf1chr went out III the lobby
& ana Yp ,,} ", ,e,,od the iunitor.
Maldt ~ ninnth's rainfall from
10, 10 u. ,s
aTnleE ~, ,,,,,, nm umbrella, too
65 & M y thank YOU.
men 1ign ne , XII The ,t, bucket. either
iss "'o"
fellow came e town the, the oth er,d nay'
he had been III a i,'t ,!,, ata o1inn around
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-28

WOOL! WOOL!-We HAVE LARGE OR
ders for new clip wool and pay, highest
prices and no expenses deducted except
freight charges Farmers and Iner-
chants will do well to correspond win
MS. we carry large stock of ngricul-
tural pens. and solicit orders for same.
Y MEMBERSHIPS PRODUCE CO. Is
and q S. Thirteenth Street.