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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
Funeral of Mrs. Wood.

Tuscaloosa. Feb. 24-(Special 1.-The fu-
neral of Mrs. Bernard A Wood who was
formerly Miss Mabeile McEachin, was
conducted at the Presbyterian church this
morning at 1890 o'clock and the church
was filled to Overlooking with sorrowlnr
friends. The Rev. John VanLear conduc.
ted the services and the remains were
laid to rest in the family vault in the
Evergreen cemetery The pallbearcrs
were: G. A. Searcy. ]. NJ Foster. Tom
Garner. ]. l. Harrison. w. A. Collier,
Walter Gulley, r. E. Rodes and c. b.
Werner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

Congressman De Almond somewhat
gashingly remarks that our giving up
Cuba when We had the power to hold it
was not only highly honorable, but
highly creditable to u.s." To this The
New Bedford Mercury responds:
We deserve as much credit for this as
would be bestowed upon a man who re-
turned pocketbook to the lawful own
CT. We did our duty. there was no option
Tor an honest nation, and 1t is not in
good taste for Congressman to applaud
themselves for fulfilling a pledge.
Evidently The Mercury doesn't think It
anything to brag on that our Government
should give up what didn't belong to it,
and what it had no right to retain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

two terms of school. never missing but
half a day, when she got stuck In
gads she used, placed end to end, would
reach across Iowa and tickle the browse
end OF Nebraska. The crayons she used.
II placed end to end in an upright posi-
ton. the top one would be froze into a
solid icicle. The guilds of gum she has
chewed. placed side by side, would reach
from here to yonder. She has spanked
several Senators and Judges, and several
men have kept company with her who
now have grandchildren, yet she still
teaches the young idea how to shoot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
Reflections of a Bachelor.

new YORK Press.
Love-letter poetry is about as genuine
as stomach repentance.
1t Is strange how a woman who TEMPS
a man can be shocked If he tries to fail
A woman's idea Of being hospitable is
to let you hold the baby while She orags
it up.
1t scares a woman half to death to
think that If she never had been born
she never would have loved her children
the way she does.
When woman goes to see friend to
find out IL the rumor that her husband
has failed in business is true, she speaE:;
of it afterward as having been out all
afternoon at receptions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
Cannot Be Too Careful.
Mobile

A person cannot be- too careful in at
taching his signature to Instruments in
writing. A Schenectady clergyman, own
er of certain property, recently signed his
his property, and the "hotel' turned out
to be a liquor saloon. There Is the petit
ton with his name attached to it. and
there is the saloon. The clergyman has to
do a lot of explaining
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

hazel Green CKy.) Herald
Our paper is short Of Row. $500. 80,
week, which is unavoidabIe haco',so ms ms
have nave no help in office or house o mr
housegirl was summoned home -, Ou ~
S Settsr 81 fss Psfs Of her father
bed. and to attend both bn,iau TO her
nee is more than we can do. N ono a. OF +.
around that We want a woman 70 ate II
wash; and iron for. family Of two t~ COOK TX
COW 70 milk nor children to nurse: s, no a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

1t is one of the most extensively used
drugs known and most Of 1t comes from
China, Japan. the Island of Formosa, and
other regions which would be affected by
any general disturbance in that portion
of the world. A protracted and general
war in those countries might result in
short supply of camphor gum. and the
deficiency would be felt to a much greater
extent than might be supposed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
But a Few Weeks.


MODlle Item.
1t is only a few weeks now until the
opening of the great fair at st. Louis.
Alabama will not forget to take a ba-k
seat on that occasion, thanks to the close
snrutiny kept upon the treasury of the
State by the Governor and his pennywise
and pound foolish legislature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
The Old Blues.

Elmore. February q, 1904.
Editor The Advertiser:
- The Blues were organized on February
~, 1880. participated in the Seminole war,
the Mexican war, the Civil War and VOL
unteered for the Spanish war"
The above IL clipped from your issue of
February g. 1874.
Your paper has fallen into error in re-
gard to the gallant Blues being in the
Mexican war. They have honors enough
without being In that struggle.
Very truly,
Albert Gilmore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
HANRA's AIM FOUR YEARS OFF

congressman Littledeld Says Sena-
tor Would Have Succeeded.
Pittsburg Special to Philadelphia Record.
Congressman Charles E. Littleheld OF
naine. who was In Pittsburg today,
spsa King Of the late Senator Hanna. said:
rnat Mr.. Hannas ultimate goal was
- ns Presidency Of the United States there
y hardly any doubt, and but for his I'M
timely death there is no question that he
would have attained 1t. Not that he
YOU'D have opposed Mr.. Roosevelt during
me coming convention. The finality OF his
In that respect was UNI
uouptsd. But, say four years hence. he
c mou,d have been willing and logical
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
A Gentle Hint.

PhlladeIphla Press.
And that" said Mr.. Staylate, con-
Guiding his tiresome story, was how my
mother became interested in the Home
for Aged Widows"
%Speaking of homes,' remarked Miss
Patience. yawning ostentatiously, doesn't
that word home appeal to you and make
you feel there is no place like it?''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

The Savannah Press notes that Bryan
and watterson hate each other, but both
hate Cleveland more. Aye. and their
combined hate and abuse doesn't worry
him half as much as would the loss OF
fish he had hooked or a duck he had
shot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

Commenting on the announcement that
an Englishman has stolen the wife Of a
Mormon elder, The Galveston News ar
CUES that this may OFFER plan for break
ing up polygamy. but we doubt If there
are many Englishmen so anxious for
wives as that would require.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

A writer in The Portland oregonian de-
clares that Mr.. Bryan might safely offer
a billion dollars for a platform that would
be satisfactory to both himself and Mr..
Cleveland. He might safely offer his own
weight in radirm fer such a platform.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
The Last Thing.
Admission Hot Bla.

Admission Hot Blast
The last thing a man ought to do Is to
die. Some, however, are dead for years
before the undertaken gets around to
them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

II all that We read Of PATHS reception
is true 1t occurs to us that she should
finish her farewell tour on the deck Of
an ocean liner pointed towards Europe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

General reported the Tory innkeener
the American force is divided into Ore
hundred companies. each containing sixt XIV
nanusein it4 Good answered Com
Walls. shall send word to England
that We have met the enemy and t thu
are hours Lampoon Xix
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
A Dilemma.

FHIIIueIphll Press.
happened to get into a poker game
~ the club last night with my best siri
Did you win or loser
Both, I'm afraid. I won from MIN
but I'm afraid that'H lose me the 8lfas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
For What he Has.
Birmingham Aee-Herald.

cunningham Age-HeraId.
Young Rockefeller told the Sunday
school class last Sunday that a man is
taken for what he is. when he should
have told them out of his own experi-
ence that man is generally taken for
what he has.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
New to Them.


birmingham News.
Rear Admiral Evans has requested that
he be allowed to remain around the seat
Of war for the present. He will thus have
an opportunity to express his views of the
situation in language entirely new to the
JapS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

when the ship sinks the rats leave
perforce," is the way The Philadelphia
Record. refers to the celebrity of Perry
Healths resignation upon the death of
Senator Hanna
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
ROOSEVELT MACHINE NOW.

with Hanna Gone, President Seeks
Undisputed Sway.
Washington Special
The prompt removal of Perry 8. Heath
from the secretaryship of the Repub.i-
ter the death Of his friend Senator Han
ma. In accepted here as indicative of the
more aggressive policy that will be fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

MeelSly-I'm going to kick. MY wife
doesn't let me have any money to spend
az all lately. Henpock-Poor fellow! NV
wife gave me $25 to spend only the other
day. Meekly-O! you're fibbing! II an
psck-No. sir! She allowed me to cali IN
the landlord and pay the rent.-Cathchc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

The Lady-Remember any man thai
s s ms time In a barroom will lose his
1op. Grltty George-I'm not sure, mum
| had brother dat lost his Job because
he didn't stay in a barroom, The ToS1N
(astonished)-Howc could that he? GrItt
George-ae was a bartender, mum. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
A Hot Brick.


Troy Messenger.
japan seems to have been hotter brick
than Russia expected, and the Muscovite
now agrees that there are things that you
can't well turn loose.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

We have been wondering what had be-
come Of Mr.. Dooley-ooley cooley" but
we learn that he has gone across the wa
ter, probably to get some new ideas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

We are continually being told that some
method should be devised to keep cranks
out of the White House. If the Demo.
Gratis will do their whole duty they can
keep one out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

If theatre managers could only get Pat
It's consent and place her on the bargain
counter, 1t might be better.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
Same Here.
Cnthan SiftinRs

Cothan Siftings.
Some of the exchanges that come to our
table look like a fresh burned-oH sage
field. The black spirits are so thick you
can't count em.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

ESQ, 900 Per Annum.

James, Ala, February q.
Editor The Advertiser:
What 10 the Presidents salary?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

We are all familiar with Japanned ware.
but Japanned Russia promises to be
something different
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

The George Fred williams attachment
to the Hearst band-wagon is able to go
about and say things.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

One Of Roosevelt's most prominent char
acteristics is that he doesn't resemble
George Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

p. J. Kelly. Circulation Manager OF The
Eontgonery Advertiser. being duly sworn
says: The foregoing statement Of The AdVer.
Users daily circulation for the month OF
January, 1904. is true and correct and COM
piled after all returns from news boys. news
agents and leftover copies have been de-
Quoted. P J. KELLY,
Circulation Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9Th
day OF February. 1904.
+. w. JACKSON.
(Seall N p. Ex-o. J. p.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

One perplexing result of protracted
war in the East might be a camphor
famine. little as might be thought OF it..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

II may have been a blum, but we've
had some nice specimens of weather this
Eesk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
Travel and Suanl, s+,ti.t.

Mount Morris (Ill) Index
An exchange tells Of schoo,-.,
named Hatch who has taught sevsn am
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

Bacon-L hear your uncle is to lecture
on our Great Waterways" What dos
Why, ne was in Wall Street for ~,
transformers Statesman. -0i DIX
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
GREENSBORO EVENTS.

Compliments Paid The Monday
Morning Advertiser.
Greensboro, Feb. 4.-tSpecial. 1.-The
Monday Advertiser is most welcome in
Greensboro, prominent citizen re-
marked to your correspondent recently,
that he did not know what the news OF
the day really was. until he had read The
Montgomery Advertiser. where he could
always find the unvarnished truth. And
this, he remarked, II can say of no other
paper in the State"
Rehearsals for the dramatic cantata.
Ruth the Moabitess," which will be
given after Easter, by local talent, are
absorbing many of Greensboro's musical
people just now After an evening re-
hearsal at Mrs. Leila Otts's home on
Monday, a delicious repast was served.
There were decorations of flags. ETC., and
cherry tree laden with luscious fruit
served for a centerpiece on the table
Hatchets were the souvenirs, and in
honor of Washington's birthday, America
was sung, by forty voices.
Miss Shelby Garrett was hostess for
the Kit Cat Club at the home of Dr.
Carson. There were dozen or more
guests outside the club who had her
invited to hear debate subject: Re
solved That Queen Elizabeth was justi-
fable in having Mary Queen of Scots
Beheaded."
Misses l. and Garrett represented
the affirmative and Misses Tutwiler and
Grote the negative. Mrs. Overstreet
Mrs. Bailey and Miss Annie Locke. the
judges. decided in favor of the afirma-
tive. After the debate a dainty and
toothsome repast was served and the
meeting was voted ona of unusual pleas
ure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
- - y = - ~ y - y y - y - . - - -
- WHAT THE STATE PAPERS =
y ARE SAYING. -
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A Mild Case.

New Decatur Sentinel.
The Hearst club to boom him for the
presidency has not reached this place yet.
Mississippi has 1t, but not bad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25
Help Wanted p n a

win.-Shakespeare ~ 'iiose that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

Ths following detailed statement OF the net
paid circulation OF The Advertiser for the
month of January makes an excellent show
ing. Alabama's only metropo''-- newspaper,
ae The Advertiser IL known the country ever.
is pardonably proud Of this splendid record
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-25

City subscriptions should be paid TO the fol-
lowing authorised collectors only: G. J. Calm.
CITY Clreulator: 2. L Eason, J: @. Jones:
~ the counting-room.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06
WHO ARE THE MEN !?

"Wednesday
prominent OF chrohd me pictures
we're published the three days some Or the capt r
d Want ADS IN brackets t.s. NJ
the portil or tne
spell cut
to
gold the second
clock; fourth TWO eael -
the fifth -, r,aa l.. .ax4 SATURDAY ut noon
lbe nsket the winners
Tho VIII set
until the hvc praes DO
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The
MAN

,BY HARRY TucKDRo

on, give us. please
4 cooling bteezel
3 Take back the ciiu ., N,,,,. linen pants.
we sought TO wear Que ons+
NO mater .N,, ino and snow and frost,
We groan iot i ipa "' .nrIto Of spring,
So--Against ,s ,s,te,od 70 nnes. to slng
Cease. Spn teathereu V1lef'
Let slelGh , pHis '''s
Ihat the ti''s.
,,,,,s head
W. s,w n straw hat on man ; ''o"u
se Tbnt w Vas the first one we nnTg ,ar Y
since we saw tim, one IN N o' Umt az
a the back gate as'
.toc west wants us 10 80 70 NV y.i Ia
News. Norfolk. Old Point 0.et NO dnv
and Virginia l5eatu ,;ii Ict us ret past
WiiiiamsburE. 49,. ,blo "a
IL hre have no fear nDout p 1',,. Va 81 bovo
Dur doubts about going to a., wi. ,nit,, ot any
places he mentions III o,li ON the brown
degree Of pleasure " ,o,,ngstcrs.
eyed one. or the SIN you nt I,,t howcvcr.
w ~ arc going to take his advice anu ''''''
of to Ocean View.
~. ,atnrncd.
Il mister Louie Gisselbrecht mas rstHl inai
4, o,nd and see the country GROWING up
.1rhov rent cyclone cellars 10 Nou o..
,herc he said, when you ="
n l',tsL ..,.ho,.
s,.Wil, Won have a room with or "it''oo'
{; cellar? the eiSih nFt,. cents more
Il IA. ~ c' i,,.t on ordinary one. But II YOU
Won ff "s Cellar ar Win masaznes and daily
naners ana electric lights us coS ,. , a,or,,
II hen a cyclone comes up me =, G ,o,,I,
, liz, VIII thc KEY to your cellar
'o M, Get up and shave and take q pam:
and slime your SHOES ana " in'o
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Notice 10 Contractors.


Office Of Board Of Health. E5
Room No. g. City Hall
K SEALED PROPOSALS, WILL l3E. Be
cniyed at this ofl.ce until i 81 MAJ
mn. 1904 for CHANGES and EHTEN-
SION no THE CREMAToRy,
F,rll Information for bidders can be flad
upon application a this ottiee
many each bid as q guaranty for eNecu-
The committec,on Health reserves the
rirf,t TO reject any and all bids Offered,
and 70 award the contract as Il whole or
~. IT. OPPENHIMER, N. ".
Nav Az. president Board OF Health. {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06
LEGAL NOTICE.
Commissioners Office.

- Powh,ataR, ya,; April .. 1901,
2 XTRAGI From THE DECREE OF
TAN COUNTY, ENTERED APRIL Z,
Allegheny National Bank. Complainant,
wife; Anna ". Heslp I'LL Dryden, Glar-
ence Dryden, Catherine Chambers, Wal
Ter F. Edmundson William 2. Edmund
son. Eli Edmnndson Jra and Ida S,
Edmundson. his wife and r, a. Baugh,
Sheriff. and as such Administration G. I.
a, of Louisa G. Edmundson-Defe
On consideration whereof, the court !
doth adjudge, order and decree that this
cause be referred to one Of the commits
sioners of this court to examine, state and |
settle the following accounts:
a. An account showing the real estate |
of which Louisa c. Edmundson died. |
seized and possessed In the State OF VIr-
sinia, and its annual and fee simple
(2) An account showing the personal
estate OF which she died seized and pos
scssed and remaining now in the State Of
ts) An account showing the debts due
by the said Louisa c. Edmundson and
their priorties.
real estate or, any portion thereof and
their liens and priorities, and especially
THE debt of Sla,2eiol assigned to the plain
tiff.
% An account OF all delinquent taxes,
if any. against the said real estate or any
portion thereof.
All Of which said accounts. together
with any matter deemed pertinent by him
or required by any party 10 be specially
stated, SAID commissioner shall report 10
+ court,
And the court doth further adjudge, Or
der and decree that the said commissioner
shall publish once week for four success
siye weeks notice of the time and place
Of taking the said accounts. which shall
be equivalent to personal service upon
al paIucS. ,,,,nr,g,,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06
I COUNTRY BOARDING.

s. II MN ID II ID o A II y ERs WANTED,
Hotel Southern. Boydton,. va. occupying
whole square OF beautifully shaded lawn !;
nn ideal summer home. with iirst class
Accommodation, excellent table, pure
water. large, bright rooms; hot and cold
baths; five hundred feet above sea level
terms reasonable. w. T.. DODSoN,
Propr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06
NOTICE.

STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY or RIGH.
n1ond. to-wit--THE HOME BREWING
COMPANY. a corpora ton ciiartercd IN
der the laws of the stare or Virei iIt!i.
4 and manufacturing lager beer ana other
bevcr!dges in kegs, Barrels, bottles and
I boxes, with the following MARKS ana le-
vices, or either Of them, VIZ: syphonS.
having on one side TIC trade mark Of
tlel Company as follows; An eagle ST
ting ona stump with a,, small kes IN ms ms
mouth with word "I'rade heal inc
and the " word i' Mark near to the BOT
tom Of the stump and. 70 me ! snL just
opposite The word trade; AaiEo tiG WORDS
Home Brewing Gor [snttlss goda poi.
ties with Tho above describgd trade
mark and words Home Brewing CO..
Richmond va. Registered, blown IN
mark ana words rl1omh Brg%ing { Co.
Richmond, VAN burnt On came Beer
FOXES, Soda Roxes Kegs And Barrgls
with the Following %orns; nut " " !, ~ ~
mond.ya," All persons arc here .1, I, no ~.
lied and cautioned not 10 Il with any
beverage any such bottles, poEcs, kGss
or syphons SO marked,., or t9 af,,, o t,hs INN
in, or buy the same Dther"lSe iney M. NH
be- prosecuted according to law The
said "IIome Brewing co. hereby de-
clare the above described nalks ana
devices are being used ny NTH n,,,na a "a
ss,lint, cor beer and Other BEVERAGES
as AFORESAID. and they hereby claim the
extensive right 10 use Sald marks NV ~,
devices in the business ai9feSa'd uiuaI
ana by viline OF an act or The General
Assembly Of Virginia. approved M1Tch
IN, 1850 HOME BREWl,N.Gn GO, p, u.
FULLER, Secretary ana ifeaSuTer'
NOTICE TO ALL .PERsoNS R t.ta Us,
ING LICENSES IN THE COUNTY or
lIENRLCO-1he Commissioners or lne
nnoe Of thIs week 10 issue licenses 10 All
persons doing business in the county
Lawyers, Doc.ors, Merchnnts, fsa s.,l,s
lions ana bulls Wagoiy, etc, Penalty
for failure 10 take out incense at once
WALTER j. TODD,
Treasurer OF Ilenrico county
LEFT pT a q 3SI pIaHs NfRaASh N MHHSt ,sS
orc1p ased iweto1lye ye rnw; @ gns n md
nnrd,,rov panes, Any information VIII
be gladly received Ut $40 st JOINS 81
-clARPITs AND RUGS BUSTED, scolR-
cd und stored. moth proof our carSl
BURNER is our own invention, Is pn,esntIa
and used only by us, Mrs, ~ ~ = ii'f'
3l5 n. Fifth Phone ~.
BY THE Way YOU G AM G b;l !, Y1 oIj 4
RRucE Hard tE ,, 60 20 u Mar
shat juert, Phone iass.
BANQuErs ron LARGE !, ! PA !! RI.
served at Sl.ori notice " '''''NN'-'Si Q
10, Broad street
WE REPRESENT AG,,kl:R M NV Il n;
East Broad Street
TUXEDO AMP DRESS surFS { FOR d
hire Al ScIiNU RMANss ~ ~ slain ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sI, LON I,lIslGEs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06
AWNINGS AND FLY SCREENS.

c. q. NORVELL, I'll EORTH SIXTH.
manufacturer OF AWNINGS Shades.
Screens: special attention given TO
screening fine houses; ask for estimates
at once, Phone BG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06

WANTED, foRsEs TO PASTURE;
best attentions; splendid grazing, anullu-
ance good water,fshadc and stable room;
rates very reasonable; formerly MosoSt,,s
d Farm, near Highland Park. u IL
-pLEMtNG.L 30S N. E'.fth. .l'hone lb4O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06

1000 BILL-HEADs FOR 800. TO IN,
deliver GOO Bill-Hea for slOO cash
with order It's just the thing you need;
CiULLEY, SONS & CO., Smthdeal
. J,nildjnp 5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06

~ a,n trash hand new Fabrics OF latest pat
terms and that have the wearing, quail
i,v.Nvo,, make your selection and | 40
tic rest. HENRY HARRIS, 5lS East
Main.
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no FURNISH BDNbFrl EN Il
cietics, MISUNDERSTANDING guaranteed ana
liberal terms. Call or ADDRESS
fIOATIELS'S 48 SCHOOL, No. 62G East
Broad Street.
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PLUM BiNG.
cLAlRvoYANT.

ROFESSOR AMADOR THE FAMOUS
rames and facts; guides you Alright on
affairs OF life. business, health.
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marriage, divorce, absent friends, family
troubles, money matters. In fact every
thing Gives you the secret how 10 Cb-
tain your wish in friendship love, mar
riasc, etc. Office, ti27 H. Broad street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06

NOW is THE TINIE-ALL MY STYLES
are fresh and new. Fabrics Of latest pat
terms and that have the wearing quar-
Nv: vol, make your selection and / DO
the rest. HENRY HARRIS. 5l3 East
Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06

WHY HAVE STUFFY CARPETS OR
mating on your floor in the hot weat
or when YOU can get a gallon OF floor
stain for 9Sc, at BRUCE HARDWARE
co, No sos e. Marshall Street. Phone
mos 35'HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06

a FISH sTORY-YoU ARE CORDIALLY
~ invited to inspect our stock OF large
trout, large Blue lEi 1ai,b Rock "A l 1Tesh
FRESH Cod. Smeits and large Spots Soft
crabs CLANS and Lobster; fresh daily
nj BRAUER'S, East Broad Street
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT--oN BROAD STREET a RED
WALLET. containing pig matricula e.
Room 6, MEMORIAL HALL, Richmond
College.
s EXPRESS BOOK BE
f,ccS Reward will be paid for its return
to the SOUTHERN EXPRESS OFFICE.
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