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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-03
ATHERTON ESTATE.

The accounts of the estate of the late
}. b. Atherton have been finally ap-
proved by Judge Robinson, who has
signed an order Diminishing the admin
istratrix, Mrs. Juliet NJ. Anterior. The
probate passed without bonds or ac-
counting, the will having stipulated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
NEW ROAD BILL.
Mr.. Garrett Offers One for
Heau1, Annual Annrnnriation.

Heavy Annual appropriations.
The bill introduced yesterday In the
House Of Delegates by Mr.. Garrett OF
Franklin county. provides for an appro-
prlat!on Of two hundred thousand dol
lars annually out of the funds OF the
State, and provides that this fund shaH
be expended only In permanent improve
ment OF roads such as macadam!zing
with crushed stone, oyster shells. fur
mace Stag, or any material OF a perma;-..
nent nature that Is most convenient, and
the amount shall be apportloned accord
ing to the mileage Of tho public roads
In the counties and Of streets in the
cities Of the State. so that tho cities shall
not be left OUT In this appropriation but
wiz receive their part Of this appropria-
tion according to the mileage they may
have OF streets. This, In view OF the
great demand made by the people all
over the state for good roads, and the
fact that Ellis are now pending In the
Congress of the United States to distri-
butte large sums for the Improvement OF
the public reads, predicated upon the
interest manifested by the several States,
makes this an important measure In
deed. and by all means this. or a similar
bid, should he passed at this session
of our law-makers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
SACRIFICES MUsTACHE.
DR.. George cooper's Intimate
Friends Hardly Know Him Now.

Or. George Cooper's most Intimate
friends are guessing who he Is
DR., Cooper has had his mustache cut
off. after retaining that hirsute APP
rendaget for twenty years, When DR..
Cooper now meets his friends, they pass
him by for stranger. recognize him
and then come back and grasp his hand
cordially with many expressions Of
apology and wonder at his changed APP
rearance. DR., Cooper Is Just one Of q
number OF we'll known Richmond men
who have recently shown classic coun-
tenances which were once hlden by q
long standing growth Of beard, Mr..
John II, Rngland, about a yearRago. cut
eff his beard of twenty years growth,
and had to be identified at bank, x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
MRS. IoNEs's READING Adm! 4.
Interesting Audience at Hall OF
House Of Delegates.

Mrs, Fred. Jones entertained large
and appreciative audience with select
readings in the hall Of the House OF
dele ga tes last night, and she made most
excellent impression, Tho readings We're W;r
s.inIa Ejea Club Tile evening was greatly
emr ioyed, The programme in full was
e!ect,on-Yirginia cilee Club.
FIRST Quarrel-Tennyson,. 80
~ omnn,s Extraordinarily Mrs.
Browning. ~, rona.
electlon-YirgInia Glee Club. ,,.t,or
Maud Muller Thy reguest)TbS Wh't11e''
nDot Leedie Boy of Mine.
selectlon Glee Club
4Why / Married Him,
rSam and the Postum.
cloctlon-Virglna Glee Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
MR.COU.LD IS
DISGUISED.
Has Ordered All improvements
for Richmond and Here
abouts Stopped.
HOLDING BACK THOUSANDS
iWill@,Spend No More Money
HereSon Account Of Coun-
cil's Attitude.

n, Mr.. Frank Jay Could Is annoyed and
thoroughly discouraged on account OF
the attitude OF the City Council towards
his company.
! II was iauthortatively stated last night
that Mr.. Gould had ordered every Inn
ptovement stopped, which was begun. and
cast to tho winds every plan which had
been contemplated This is In no sanse
effort. at retaliation, or to sspeak COM
interested In tho development OF Rich
3r,1ond, and almost Immediately after the
Requirement Of the street railway sys-
TEN, advanced nearly a million dollars
for improvements. Work was begun In.
many directions and new roads wero
unlimited amount and moro and moro
to become Identified with the city. He
expected and believed he had o reason
to expect, according to officers Of the
com pany, the good will and an encour-s
aging attitude on the. part OF the city's
representatives, lie believes he has been
NJ ct in exactly the opposite humor, and
treated as one to be Squeezed for
every dollar possible. a s5siss "a
THOSE OLD SUITS.
Every old suit, his representatives der
|3clare, must be settled in tho city's own.
terms, and over his head Is hung the
threat that If, they are not disposed OF!
| 5tha way the company will be forced to
have It's wires put underground or es-
tnblish the double trolley system. Neither
preventive of electrolysis Is up date
or necessary, the companys experts In
fern II. This policy, which n MT. ciou u
| thinks s!ung gracious, has brought on pos.
SILLY Just case Of disgust and bad
feeling, and he IS uneasy about the tt-
| ture when his interest 8 are to be 81 eatly
centered here and In the surrounding
| country. 1T was stated last night that
| the Ashland line had been, at least. tenn
norarily abandoned All Of the work
about Petersburg had been or would 90
stopped. save enough to protect what
| had b already been done. Hundreds OF
! men will be out Of work here and IN
petersburg. and thousands and even hum
| Adreds Of thousands OF dollars Will DC
| withheld from investment. Not a cent
1 ia being spent that IS not necessary LOT
| the operation Of lines already complete e;
/ The offlnials OF the company nast a.
| az whom are Richmond men, with !, az a.!
/ their interests conferred here, declare thae
1 MIR. Gould does not meac this cessaS
stion Of work as q blu # or anything aKln ,
"a it, but that he Is naturally reluctant
4 to be continuing his investments {. mere ;,
vi hen he thinks the disposition 5ot tho tho
City Council Is to embarrass him az ~, :
"a and - squeeze him for every oo ' .
/ It may lie In It's power TO co. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
CANCEL! i OLD BONDS.
Dr.. Powell Would Carry Out the Is J
Governors Recommendations.

Or. R. S. Powell. OF Bruins ll'' wick,
yesterday offered in the !, House "a 20 oil!
to carry out the recomra endations q
governor Montague with reference 70 :.
the cancellation OF bonds IN the si IL HE
Any money II the y trea as g1v 70 noa aes
WHEN may be derived from the sale o. OF
stocks ana ssfdztsss a npw hsla 'os
.l ,Hs.eg az occasion may require be APP
81 si's SY The TIE puF
chase at market rates notf hopds Issued
s Eder act ane 81 February S Sndss
Of Esbrvaryy 2 snd Ai held By
ma ne e observation-disclosures OF tho sinking fnn ne
xt FUNDS ss,i arising Ss nnedf zig
o9,'s "a IA comm listeners with funds pc
onginF sInkag fpaa p5opssgs e fhe ey
cancelled In IKE fnalna 70 said commits,
sioners Of the sinking fund.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
Set for Hearing.

5,rho Roads Committee off the louise
have ' set next Tuesday, February 9tt' IA q T
oeoek to hear arg Iastbod q th aexng
thn rolling stock OF railway companies;
MI iii to require railway companies 70
provide drop steps c y, u cir cars o.
;rhc FINANCE Committee will consider
tho Gray bill, to enlarge the number 81 !, o.
mics Of telephone line under the min L
mum rate taXation,i q b, Monp paSea ali
evit,limr game laws, will come up IN we
General Laws Committee at 10 O'CLOCK 1
uhursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
" INV horfo|k;1 sWestein.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
900 A. M.-NORE'OLk+ SLIMlTED.4 Arrives,
Norfolk ii ~ A. NJ. Stops pnly ut PotersburEs.
gob i a. M.-CHICAGo Elk PRESS. III Bunets
I,arlor Car, Petersburg + to LynchburS i'll AAd 4
Rouioke, D Pullman sleepers R0anoke TO- Cos
.lumbus. Bluefed TO Cincinnati. also Roanoke
10 Knoxville, and Knoxville TO r. ChattAn0OgAS
At is:iS =, iM.-R oAHoK F. EXPRESS Tor FARM
5yiiIs,Gl.y nGnpurs and Roanoke.
400 r., M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMIT ED.lF Ar-i
riS es Morris 20 r NJ q Stops only ~. Petern-s
steamers to Boston. Providence. Nex; York;
Bal tirliore ana Ellington. \. .
$40 F. 'M.sNEW oRLEAks sIiokT. LINE;
Roanoke Petersburg to East Radford; Lynch-s
burg to Chattanooga, Memphis and AM New Or-S
. trains arrive from the West 1875 Az. I. Am
Pr, Nj and 39lo P. NJ; from Norfolk HOO 8A.S
M. and z 80 =. M. IA al5t
& Office No 838 East Main hLt ees - Z. -,
wv. b. RNv1LL} g. H BOsAH1 sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
PUNISH WITH DEATH.
Bill to Hang Those Who Help
Certain Criminals to Escape.

Colonel A. NJ Bowman, Of Salem. and
Hon. Aylett B. Coleman. OF Roanoke,
yesterday offered in the House drastic
bill inflrcung death punishment upon
those who aid those charged with cr1mi-
nal assault in making their escape.
"a The bill, which is offered to meet the
recent Roanoke case. Is as follows:
An act to provide for tho punishment OF
persons who aid and abet In tina escape or
concealmcnt OF persons charged with tho crime
Be ii enacted By the General Assembly Of
Virginia, That It shall be unlawful ,,, for IT., any
furnish lodging or board. or in any way to give
assistance to any person that Is charged With
any way to aid or abet in the escape OF any
such person; and upon conviction thereof shall
Of tho court with confinement in the peniten-
tinry aot less than i've nor more than elghtes
4 An emergency existing this act shall DO In
force from Its passage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
ENDORSE The:
Al ! B l
Department Of Fisheries Think
1t d Good Mca-
sure.
MEET The ROANOKE CASE "a ). :.
Colonel Bowtiian and MI. Cole
man Would Punish Those
Who Harbor Criminals.

y Tho Bureau OF Fisheries at Washington
have written Hon. IT, G. Jordan, OF Fred
erick, q letter answering some questions
of tho latter, and practically endorsing
the Jordan blu to break the Baylor
oyster survey.
THO letter, which deals with tho sub.
feet II, a most interesting manner. is
as follows:
iE Department Of Commerce and Labor
Ei3sq .553 Bureau OF Fisheries. &
Hon F. & Jordan iiouss % Dee eei Re
i ss'orhis bureau has sven iull consideration,
WryE 9nh 0 and maKea tho following respoysa
e tns e ,a afass hits9
Question i Pc % you believe the bill Is far u5
The iii appears to this bureau 70 be very
censervatiye measure In which the priys, I g
Of shos who Spssais on to a. re
and nov useless bottom re made available 70
5 Sas To- sns sEsstdGn SUE
ausne ssetsa has nevss seemed dig bureau
Is 7, .he very frank aassion, q Mr. hayl1ff
h IS o With u Tie eydest
aTs q s5ys open sa y
yation whereas tho condition eonifdTont.ng tae
warrant much more radical measures.
~ Question q Do you think 2) acres too' largo
an Oyster farm to DO rented by ono person.
that person taking the good and pad bottom,
MS &c comes? ,s5t -. ~
sTcnsonabys large for a person who expects 20
make the growing OF oysters his regular bust
ness, In view OF tho great dii1erenccs IN VOC
quality OF oyster bottoms and CT the TACT
TINT at best only a third Of the area q Etye;t,
tract can be relied on 70 produce marketan!e
Question g. DO you believe II possible for q
trust to be formed through tho opera Ion Of
this bill that would put all the planting
grounds under one nanngement, when wo ,t,d
price Of labor on the beds a.5s.
The bureau sees nothing In the proposed
bill TO suggest the den that 1t would be
practicable for trust TO he organized uHder
lis proyIsions on the contrary. the bureau be-
are directly tinImical.t TO such a result n ~
q Question 1. DO you know Of any gigantic oysss
ter trust anywhere, tortdo you SEQ any prospce
Of one?
BE- gSsa Hn
mos. likely to flourish, In a State where tho
grounds are limited or where there arc no
legal restrictions as to- the number OF acres
own. conditions which exist In Rhode Island
ing 10 the last report OF tho shellnsh Commits
s!oncrs. the area OF bottom which had been
sold tor oyster planting was g. 1907 acres. which
were owned by 200 individuals and drms an
average Of sss acres per person or , nrn
Which ,sold Tor 81, $3.50 while the public beds.
al the State yielded s1175,. .S
5E Very respectfully.
tSIgned) n y. SdlIH. ~
i 4 Commissioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
Servant Badly Burned,

Martha Jones, a colored serVaht, was
painfully burned wednesday in the kit
chen OF the home Of Mrs. Henry 81 Me ,aho
Woman was holding some clothes over a
gas stove, when her sleeye and dress
caugit Are, The flames were exiting ulshed
with the timely: assistance Tof Mrs. Mean,
ley q be ~ as q lite pad!Y plfne9'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
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NIP IT IN THE BUD.
First Appearance OF Dandruff Foro.
runner Of Future Badness.

That such Is tho case has been conclu-
siyely proven by scientific research. Prof.
lima, tho noted European skin special
list, declares that dandruff is the burrow-
cd-up cuticle Of the scalp, caused by para
sites destroying the Vitality In the hair
hulb. The hair becomes liieless, and. In
time, falls out, This can be prevented "
Newbro,s Herplclde kills this dnndruff
germ, and restores the hair to its natural
softness and abundancY.
Eerpiclde Is now used by thousands Of
-people-all satisfied that 1t Is thu most
wonderful hair preparation on the mars
kct to-day.
Sold by leading druggists. senl 10c. in
stamps for sample to The Herpiclde Co.,
Detroit, Mich. Owens s. Ailn0F prug
Co.. special agent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
Renort Anderson Bill.

,rhe House Committee on Counties ',
Cities and towns yesterday fayora = b y
reported the Anderson annexa ton n,,G Dii;
leaving the jurisdlction 70 eats Mhch
Cenrts. Wit. With i; sons r. 1 u1t.y =
The IN amendments provide that the he pro- 70
posed annexed territory shall have me
beneht Of receipts for loeal improvemeihys
s sp have been made. During the, hve
years Year and Continuously thereafter hoy,
eser the new territory Will be compelled
to nav the city rate of taxation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
EXEMPT FOX HOUNDS.
Bill to Encourage This Class of
Hunting in Virginia.

Hon. ]. q. Person. OF Sussex. yesterday
offered In the House a bill to exempt
fox hounds from the operation of the Mat
1thews doc tax law. The bill reads as fol-
lows:
/, Be It enacted by the General Assembly
OF Virginia. That any person may
own s many MS five fox hounds or more.
the same are hereby Re '' exen'pt from ali
taxes. and charges, but the said fox
hounds shall In all respects remain per-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
shockoe's Fine Meeting.

shockoe Council, Royal Arc lai,,n mac hha
a az eXGee' Was iarge and nlmber of
many I1um application for membership ree,,
celsed, Deputy Grand regent keImp, said
Over ~ io lie order, traeeaoe q part, he
After the business session an ente re
mont was given in Which MessTis, schaar
Kemp, Davis and others took part
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
PAID Miller Ouartette.

The Polk Miller Quartette will give an
entertainment at Corcoran Hall this eve
Ming for tho benefit of tho Third Pres
chsTeh IaS dAupeb H Ps0pe
spenl o delightful evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
1enr,i,as Bill Reported.

Tie Committee on Finance OF d the dou le
Hr LANDINGS of Lynchburg. and drawn
BY senator Daniel and Judge Chrls,aa y,
providing for gathering 4 correct mus.e :
r5 OF Virginia soldiers IN ne :,
army. The bill Will undono'eoiS pass
M, House. $50 5if a44 7.i1al z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

to. Tie Sick, is reported as improving
and is now permitted to see her friends.
Mr.. Fl Truman lkimpron, who has been
sick in Washington. has returned to the
city. much tppgpYeG ca " N w ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

sona1 property, the same ns allEothter
nersonal property, and entitled 70 me
xii acts and parts OF acts in conflict
with this act are to this extent repcalie o.
This act shall be In force ninety Gays
from the adjournment OF TINS Genera era
Assembly. Egt35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
"The Man Who Dared"

Al. the Norfolk papers speak In highest
terms of the attraction running there this
week. 'The Man Who Dared" Howard
Hall is the star OF the play, supported
by. Miss lIthel FULLER and a capable
company. The play comes to tho Bjou
Theatre for stay of week. begin
ming Monday Seats are on sale ut the
box Office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
assault and William B1acker rot three
months In jail for assault and ba ttefy,
Slowly Improving.

The lttie son of MI. Isaac Held, who
vyAsHso severely and gerio,isly blrned OH
January 25ths Is slowly Improving and
with tic prospects Of ultimate recovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
"a 9To7IA.
Rear, the = The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature :; L@lz2zt1zzx

SPECIAL LOW RATES VIA. sEARoARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY, Ac-
COUNT MARDl GRAS.
~ account Of the above occasion the
seaboard will sell tickets at rate Of
nna first-class fare plus twenty-five (25)
cents for the round-trip, to New Orleans,
IN pensacola. Fla, and Mobile. Ala.
d'icieets on sale February 9 to Is. 1904,
II elusive; final limit February 20; except
mon payment Of fee of fifty cents per
ticket, final limit March D 1904, Will be
granted.
- anv agent OF this company. or
=" II. S., LIZARD,
District Passenger Agent.
$50 East Main Street, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
Passed 4 Wreck. /.

rBy Associated Fl ess.)
CHARLESTON, s. C,. Feb. 4.--cnptain
STABLES, Of the steamer Apache reports
that on February 4th. at 10 "A. Nv twenty
miles thla4slde Of Frying Pan shoal, he
passed q wreck. ${38ft5, III 58
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
pereon Bill Tuesday.

The Committee on Schools and ID Colleges 2, 8. es
OF the House have hxed next = d assuaS the
Bill offered BY Mr.. Person. Of sussex ~, 70
sell or lease the Medical College 81 f II
glEla. ,,,,,, ',nnear II,
Many prominent people VIII appe'ai - =
-onllnsitIon 10 the measure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
I Charped With ,Theft.

,,esfofthmedE Henry Elliott yesterday nf-
ternUon on tile charge OF breaking Into
tho store Of a. Il. Robinson, on Cary
Street, near Cherry, and taking away
seven bags Of flour. 3e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
8RAiLRo,Aps
- NU talcht1ond, Frsdsrlokss
Oo ~ * Ea bura Potomac, M n. i

ns r. q u burs 4 Po.ot,,a + =. !
T rains Leave RlcfniUnd---iS0riitv'ar dtF$
A.i6l "a. NJ, daily. Byrd 81. Throus h.l RI 83i
X 6.i5 A NJ, daily. Alalt 81. 4TnrouYh. . M
0!ib AZ Nj. daily. Main st Itro ush n al; Al
s:5i 4. A.. except Monday. Byrd st. Wisconsin ~
(7:i5 A. Nj. week days, Eiba. Ashland 90
800 a. M Sunday only. BYRD 81 Throuab.s
$40 s:is Az Az II, week days. BYRD sc Thr,uss.
1905 noon, week days. Byrd e. T1shrousEh |.
o It's =. N. daily, Main 81. Throush.s .
s:S p. NJ, week days H,lba Ashland e.
cotninodatlon. 5g 7. w ~ - IA 58S
sGs Fl NJ 4t a1s RsFa 81 Asous
4 $40 Al M. week days Elba, Ashland ac..S
eV s:i5 a. 81. week days Byrd 81 Trederiess.
burg accoramoda ton. !. 49, .l IN I'd ~ tsE5{
< S Nssx szys 81 byr gaAtSSss
ssS as Rsss s ssys y sE sAfs x.Esna
:5ss H. d say eyES & e 4HhssSfs
s' i9G:s5 p NJ. daily. Main ST. Through. Az
1ii5 Gsy a aa,s g. Byrd
n NloTEMPuliman Sleeping or parlor Cars %
ali trains except local accom- modal tons: = 5
" D.'puKE,' c. wv. GULF, WI 7. TAYLOR
Gen'I Man r, ss't Gen'l Mnn'r.. Trat.y Mo M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
q "A EE oRI a.
R.,, thu = The Kind You Have Always Bought
''ss i letzE7zz7zSl
SPECIAL LOW RATES TO NEW Or
LEANS, oBlLE AND PENSACoLA,
Via Southern Railway
Account MardI Gras carnlYaIs Febru'

Account Mardl Gras carnlYaTs Febru'
airy 1916, 1904.
on account of the above occasions the
Southern Railway will sell special tickets
IA New Orleans, Mobile and Pensacola
at rate OF one-fare. plus twenty-five
cents, for the round trim. Tickets on
sale February 9th to 18th inclusive with
return limit February goth with privi-
lego Of extension to March 9th upon de-
nosit With joint agent at destination and
y nn Of TO cents Through Pullmans
ana Day Coaches with Southern Rails
way Dining-Cars, tho service OF which
Is maintained at the highest Sstandara.
20, information apply to nearest ticket
agent. .e,,,,,,,n1,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
VIRGINIA. NAVIGATION CO.,

q ~ NAMES RIVER DAY AI4INfJ ..I.lIe,
srrAM}SSR PoCAIioNTAS le1yss MONDAY,
WEbNEsDAY and ENIpAY. at 4. n: fot
Norfolk old ps'. MsMpGFt dN non
neotinE al Old point TOR Washingtol. Baltimore
and the North statf,Eoomss reserves rTG toE me
p n,sW Wha ~ Fare only sl5o and 81 to Norfolk.
Music BY Grand orehestrion: :. ,,,,. :.
S ~, py.''ss 80 ~ IRWIN WEI6GFR,
'''A' srgi General Manager
p. a. BARRIER. Jr.. Secretary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
Richn1onders III New. York.

NEW y OTaK. q Feb. n 4. York, Nv. 3.
sutton; Imperial, !. Miss A. sullivan. N.
Frank, IL Campbell Continental, y. =.
Young; Broadway Central La Il. Good
mnn: darlington, P. Mcllwain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

Z. "A ID, .{Ft 8 AT 5AUCT1ON.tA,s45 sly
TO-DAY. FRIDAY MORNING. FEB. g.,
lO:;O O'Clock, at Our wareroonas. No. 6l2
u. Broad Street, IL Ennrneled Iron Beds,
~ Oak and WALNUT sideboards, 3 Exten-
Suits, 10 Wood and Coal Heaters and
Couklng stoves, High buck Wood and
Cane seat Chairs. Is Odd Oak Bedsteads,
10 Mattresses 3 Parlor: salts. Couch Baby
lCurthins. 10 Chenille Table Covers, Coun-
terpanes, Blankets, Bed Comforts 50
Assorted Pictures, Odd Bureaus and
2Washstands, Lot Crockery and Glass
ware, Kitchen Fables. and numerous other
Furniture, &c. ST. 5s5E ,l855agg
These goods are being sold on account
OF parties declining housekeeping ana
leaving city. sf
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

steamshlp Line Direct Route e
Boston, Mass, & Providence, R, !,
Steamers leave, Norfolk for Boston Tusslayy.
Wednesday,. Friday and sunday. ,, Ear Fr,Sl;
r. H. Passengers and ireiEht taken for, all
New England p9nts Tickets ,o on s ans y M ss
East a' r. Il i'' WEIGHT, Agent NortelI, VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
SEAB GARD AIR LINE HALFWAY.

TRAINS LEAVE ND--DAlLY.att2iig
{1o25 z! A.-Seapoara,. floriua. imited-Savas-s
2;I5 p NJ --Seubonrd Mail-lI:vO r. N,-SeA-8
board Express--Tos Savannah. 3Jacksonytl!ess
= Atlanta unu Southwest: - e; XII
9;l0 A. M.-LocnI-tol Norlina! and Hamlet. NJ
F. TRAINS ARRIVE. RICHMON D--DAIL
l. GAS A. M-No, 34-F'rOLl Florida, Is M
$40 a. M.-No, 50---Fronl Florida, Atlanta ana
the Southwest. Va s..ss SO Nj
1855 r.. M.-No.E 66-FronF FLORIDA, Atlanta anu
$50 p. M.-No s6-Trom Norlina and local
e Ely Ticket Office. $40 East Main strass,S
sPhone 405. ri II " ~ ISL aa5Ia
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CAS- :; ! ! ORA !: !
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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AIR5iIINE RAILWAY. ACCOUNT
OF DEPARTMENT superb
TENpENCE,NATI
CATIoNALs SSOclATlON.
Atlanta, Ga, February 1875. 1904.
On account Of the above occasion the
sea board will sell tickets at rate OF on.e
first class fare, pius tw ". W
cents for the round trip. Tickets on sale
FEBRUARY Fl and 90, 1904, final. limit Feb
ruary q, 1904. On payment Of fee o.
fifty cents to joint agents on or beore
n,ahruary 9th, tickets may be extended
to- March 81, 1904. Rate from Richmond
S15.75. /, a.. ~, I,
10 Richmond Transfer Company, ticket
once Murphy's Hotel, or Main Street
station, or !, !,
District Passenger Agent.
$50 E. Main ST.. Phone 400, Richmond. Va.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
large Lot Of household Furniture.

Tho Valentino Auction Co..
Gle East Broad Street