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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-06-24

Lydia Vegetable Compound the one sure rem
edy this important period IN young a
and fortify her physical well beng 30 nA
against sickness and sufferng
$4,000 hyi s;;s: sss's: e: Lynn. Mass.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-06-24

hard, but the doctor Thought dl1erent anu
prescribed tones, which took by the
Quart without relief Reading one day in
the paper of Mrs. Pinkham's great cures,
and finding the symptoms described an
swered mine, decided I would give Lydia
e. Ptnkham's Vegetable Compound
trial. did not say word to the doctor;
I bought it myself, and took it according
to directions regularly for two months,
and found that I gradually improved,
and that all pains left me, and ! was my
old self once more. - LILLE Z. SINCLAIR,
II E. 22d St., Chicago ILL.,"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
DEATH in
MANCHESTER
Mrs. Mary B. Lipscoinb Passed ed
Away Yesterday at
Noon. 4, sst5st5
VERDICT D !; IN LIQUOR La lJ'')I| CASE ''S'I
Davises Founl Guilty OF Selling.
to Minors5rlle Usual
Motion Made.
VERDICT IN LIQUOR y CASE Il|;'l:
Manchester Bureau. Times. Dlspat aaf

it Il . / I. n.
( Manchest ter Bureau. Times Dispatch,
m ' 3, Ss5ss'7 No. 1102 Hull Street
Mrs. Mary B. Lipsconib, mother Or the
chief Of police, after n long Illness died
at her home, at Ninth and Stockton,
Streets. at noon yesterday, aged eighty.
two years and five months. The funeral
will be from cambridge Street Church n
at 4 o'clock this afternoon, and the burial
will be In Maury Genet cry. Ell h.
Mrs. Lips :cn,b was the wire OF the IN, 0
lJchn w. Lipscomb. she was u uallgil-
ter Of tie iHta Il Alexander Reed, Sr.. OF
Ayrshire, Scotland, and z Leaves three
sons and one daughter, Mcssls. James
All. B., j. R.5and Miss Bottle 8,
II She was greatly beloved By laNge CIR
Gle Of friends, who IRE grbsVed Z NJ her.
death. Relatives and friends arog invited
to attend the services. u.s.
DAv1SES FOUND GUILTY..
,EOne, Of thesliq,ior cases was disposed Q T,
III the Corporation Court yesterday, ana
another was bes,tr.
l'he arguments In the two cases
against Elijah and Greed Davis wore com
ipleted and tho jury brought III the YER
DICT Of guilty on two counts MI p q me
or $50 each in each count This carries
with 1t a revocation of the license. D
Counsel lmadesa motion to set aside the
verdict as contrary to tho law AMI evil
dcrc... The motion Will be argued as
soon as the present docket Is cleared.
The case OF w, a.. Neal was begun, ana
number Of witnesses examined along
Tho same line as that Iii the preceding
case, At $50 o'clock an adjournment
was taken until this morning at ~
o'clock. MI i
Ii the charges are sustained in all the
cases. Manchester will be almost clear
OF bar-rooms. for nearly every dealer IN
the city is under the ban. and convlc-
ton takes the license away under me
Mann law. III f6s
There is little doubt that the cases
Will go to the Supreme Court, where the
constitutionality Of the Mann law VII ~
be questioned sf' ~ N
COURT ITEMS.
Mayor Maurice fined oneeina Coles 81
for sassing another person. .af
William Edwards was sent down FOR
ten days as a suspicious character
Levi Spencer was fined 500 for ped
ding without n license. He took an
appeal and was bailed. He will have to
answcrStwo4 similar charges. IN the scoun-
"a number Of tcssolored drivers, for block
Ing cars on the bridge. Will be heard
to-day. Ii /; ai&g5 h III H Ia
Policeman Watts arrested a. boy named
Andrew Mitchell as he got off a freight
car easly yesterday morning. Ile says
he is from Charleston,, S. 10.
PIERS ONAL AND NOTES.
a.. meeting 'aof ftiis fire commissioners
viii be held ito-night; at Z: 80 o clock.
The; condition of Mrs. W. y. Bailey Is
considered no worse =
The State Board of Examiners passed
Mr. Ernest Farley, son Of Mr.. Az
Farley, and he is now a registered phar-
macist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
MISS RUSSELL Welded.
Reported That Popular Actress
Is Now Mrs. Oswald Yorke.

Especial to The Timcs-DIspa tch)
NEW YORK, March 2s-Word was re-
ceivcd In this city yesterday that Miss
Annie Russell, tho actress and Oswald
Yorke. the actor, had been married dur
ing tho course OF tho day In Detroit.
Miss Russell's company which is playing
Mice and Men," was booked for Chicago
this week. but It Is understood here thai
members Of tho company will be given
n weeks vacation.
The announcement of tie mnr.Iags WAS
received with surprise lare, While the
engagement Of tho couple had been ru-
morcd In February. 1t wns not believed
that the wedding would take plnr, IN
several months. Miss Russell has becn
on the stage since she was eight years
OF age, and Is one OF the most popular
actresses in tEn profession. Mr.. Yorke
Is member ot the company In which MIsa
Russell Is starring
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Black Dress Go DDS.

For quiet elegance, the woman 81 refine fine.
nent and good taste will always choose a
gown Of black. For such women there will
&c real enjoyment in viewing our present col
lection. For distinctiveness, utility and real
style worth, it's by far the most attractive
showing we ever gathered
Wool volles. r. to SEQ
Wool Etarnes, IS inches wide, at. SOC
Fancy Examines. - 70 A'V
Crepe voes. - go 20 -.
Wool Crepes ~"
Wool AIbatross SOC to i5O
SILK Voes :. = 80 70 T'.'
French Examines, 90 .lnch... 20 to Sl.7"
Gauze EVoles y 49,"
Frenc, Eones =. 3. h. +. Il. ~. 20 TO ~
En,hroldered Hernanl az Inch so S3
I. vvooI 8 .. 7. &. g. . /. 3Dc 70 $50
Unfinished English Worsted suItlnes spring weight,
Sc. Inch, at. LOO the yard
Man i allors' sul.lnos for ladies' suits So Inches
vide al q. . \. r. 4. I. 81 so to 1926 the yard
Black Mo1ars, every weight .oOc. to -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
MR.. JAMES C.. CASSELL,
to the President Of the
Norfolk and Western.

i d
novel Inducement to merchants to come
to Richmond TO buy goods, and will have
the effect Of increasing the patrons Of the
two trains. Both excursions will bring
persons living near intermediate stations,
and take them home the same day.
General Manager c. II. Ackert. OF the
Southern Railway, announces that the
Office Of c. s. McManus, general super
intendent. will be removed April lst to
No 1900 Pennsylvania Avenue. Washing
ton. D. G. The appointment, effective tho
same date, of Mr.. Horace Baker as ns-
slstant general superintendent OF the east
ern district with office at Greensboro. n.
c.. Ia also announced. General Manager
Ackert announces tho appointment OF Mr..
a. Stewart as mechanical superintendent
with headquarters at Washington, d. c.,
vice s. Higgins. resigned TO accept other
service elsewhere. The appointment Is
effective April LIST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
TEMPERANCE FIGHT.
Rowan County Committee Re-
fuses to Make Concession Asked.
Al Ia The Timcs-DlSDatch.)

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.)
SALISBURY, n. c., March 2S.-At tho
meeting OF the Democratic Executive
Committee OF Rowan county. held in this
city Saturday. the Anti-Saloon League
Of the county, through the Kev. Pr. J:
by many voters of the county asking
cratic primaries to be held May 3 be not
didatc unless acceptable 10 the temper
ance forces. This measure had been an
ticipated and walter Murphy, ESQ. ed.
tor of the liquor organ and leader OF
hibition campaign last fall, appeared In
opposition to the request presented by
DR.. StAlings, which was refused by tho
nittee of the Anti-Saloon League has
issued Il circular. throughout Rowan coun-
ty calling attention on all the temperance
forces to organize and stand together In
the coming campaign.
Rev. NJ r. Parish. who has been pastor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Tn.ECAT||.''T'..L||.,.E||::'.
UP THERE.
FORAKER DEFENDS, AS USUAL.
Does Everything III His Power.
to Shield Presidential
Head. ISL
This Is What Roosevelt Once
Called Congress; Car
mack Uses 1t.
FORAKER DEFENDS, AS USUAL I
ny Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 2s.-Thc
senate to-day for three hours discussed
tho recent order OF the Pension Bureau,
making old age All evidence OF disa.oiiitS'
ana then took up and passed the Dis.
4 trict OF Columbia appropriation bill.
The discussion of the pension order
was based upon the resolution offered
some DAYS ago, Mr.. Carmack directing
the Committee of the Judiciary to inquire
slnto the authority Of the executive branch
OF the government TO make such an Or
der. Mr.. Carmack contended that no
such authority exists. Mr.. Carn,ack char
nctcrized the order as piece OIL eHecu-
tive legislation and criticised 1t rs an
Tier instance Of executive encronchment
upon the prarogatives Of Congress" He
quoted from Il service pension bill pend
Inr before Congress 10 show that the or
Ger had covered its exact language
"Why?" Mr.. Carmack asked, and replied
that it was because it had become evil
dent that no pension legislation couid
be got through Congress.
"Then," he went on, the secretary
said we won't fool with those cattle UP
there las the. President once called Con-
gress); We won't fool with those cattle,
but we Wills accomplish the same re-
suit BIZ executive order or a simple twist
OF the wrist
4 Mr. Foraker asked II 1t was not true
that MIR Cleveland had issued similar
order in regard to Mexican pensions. but
MIR. Carmack insisted that the action on
Mexican pensions was the result OF legis-
lation and not Of an executive order.
@ FORAKER no TIE RESCUE.
Mr. Carmack admitted. however. that
the last step fixing old age as an evil
dence Of disability, had been taken by
MIR. Cleveland.
The order in that case was, however.
ccmparativelygr reasonable and the iprece-
dent violently seized upon by the present
occupant OF the White House to extend
the practice. !,
Mr. Foraker said his understanding OF
tn. order is that an eN-soldier does not
necessarily come into pension at the
age of sixty-two, but that the fact OF
age is only an evidential fact to be con-
sidered by the department.
The effect was to give man OF Sky
two years Of age a. prima facle case pc
fore the department.
Replying to Mr.. Mallory. Mr.. Fora ker
said the age limit had doubtless peen
I.ssened to meet the spirit and purpose
al the pension law as shown BY the en-
#ar,ment in the case of Mexican pen
s,ons. The Senate adjourned until to-
morrow. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Amongst
the Silks for Spring.

Chiffon Foulard is one Of the handsomest
new weaves. The patterns are mostly re-
productions Of those Of 1890 The silk IS IS
plant 81 texture, satiny Of surface, with
rich, soft, hazy lustre-not brilliant and yet
not dull--it glows rather than glistens. The
tones are the subdued, somewhat Quakerish
tintings that fashion, at present, is 50 fond
Of IA
Il inches vide ssc. and ~ the yard
Other excellent Silks are:
Pin Dotted Japan Silks, black boc
Pongee T issues, brown, black, ooc
Real Pongees from China, at %
And stlIl others In Black at very unusual prices
Black Taffeta, heavy lustrous, Inch " 50
GILT Edge IS affcta teuaranteed) 2.inch at .Dsc
Peau de Sole, heavy, 24.Inch, at. ~ 10
Peau de cyane and MessaIne, the brand ne" weayes,
#t fine looking and fine wearing ~
spo.proof Habuta and Waterproof silks ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Just Get
the DeHneatOr,

now ready 15c. copy;S1 the.
year. Subscriptions taken
here.
Biggest assortment Of But.
terick's Paper Patterns in the
South. Most reliable, trust.
worthy and ultra paper pat.
terms made. Expert attend.
ants, competent advice md
considerate attention.
@ (Last counter-Rear')
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
AT THEaTHEATREs.

The gallery has Its chance of the season
at the Bijou this week. Her First False
Step" is a melodrama, the very name Of
which suggests serial story IN me
Flreside Companion" The play is melos
action from the first curtain to the rlnal
scene. 1t is quite as good as the average
melodran1a; Tar better than many: me
Of which is the hurting Of child into
lions den, and her rescue BY the, hero.
The villain In this play Is about PC, !, the
wretch one could well imagine. BY the
way, it is said that the author himself
played the part last night. as the heavy,
account Of an attack OF measles. II Mr..
LIE Brandt played the part 1t served him
right. Any man playing that part ~ ,; Su1,
speeches is to this effect. lie returns 10
the humble lodging, OF his wife. and tWo
children and nas yo aaned i ch f,e
arms OF the frantic mother. Upon being
told OF the little girls deatl, he says that
II Is good thing,,aas there VII - be,onSs
out out Of place and so far beyond the bounds
Of anything in reason, thatit makes the
audience laugh. i ALMOST kills The scene .
pens, One rather expects to see him XII
The other child and thus still further re- \
duce the number IN his family. Indeed,
rem 'n1 in ch ID By " tos fossil her 70 two
lions.
The Bljou and, In. fact. all OF the thea
tres controlled byLits management, have
always been closed on Good trlaay ana
the same rule will be observed this year.
There Will be no performance at the EiJol
Friday night. but the box office WI! res
main open from A. M.suntil @ F.. NJ. for
he sale Of seats for Saturday and the
week following. IS
"Her Own Way.
Maxine Elliott, In the latest Clyde Fitch
at the Academy Of Music for ono per-
Torrance only Friday night, under The:
management of Charles +. Dillingham;.
The combination OF Miss Elliott as a star
and new Clyde Fitch play, which has
been voted tho best that. prolific author.
ever wrote, proved strong enough to
crowd four different New York theatres
In succession, and as the same cast ana
production seen on broadway WI !. re
offered here: much y expected Of ,, TIE ,al,-
Son as an Independent star, at the mead
OF her own company, has certainly made
an auspiclous beginning. The story OF
the new play deals with the determination
OF high-spigited American cir! 20 llhps
her own way in her own love attulr, hiln
ultimately this leads to happiness, y nero
are many Fitch cplgrams and shtlres;
and society life is held up " q WIl1msl .'.a
fashion The cast Includes WI am Court
lelgh, Charles Cherry, r. e, Herr, E[ank.
lyn IIurlciBl1 Eva Vincent, George ltlW,
renee, Nellie Thorne. Susar1ne Ferry hll9
Two clever children, Donald Gallahcf anu
Frances Clinton,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Men Applauded at Biiou.

II was big audience Of men thai con-
gre,ga,ed II The Eilon Thca're SUNDAY
Of New York city. whose talk on "De!i.
sions' was straight and pointed as could
be. Two or three times the men broke
6a1 2 hnpp,anse hey fod mot bn hes
OF the most effective Of all the meetings
held. Captain Frank Cunningham was
The soloist. and Mr.. y. a, Spelgnl fen-
dcred two either solos, which were c1-
ceedingly sweet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Fourqurean Temple y y Fouraurean. Temple 2 Co
Easter Costumes,
Suits, Jackets, Skirts.
Fourqurean, Temple y CO.

Never before have presented elaborate showing
never prices 50 fair. a @ ny 5 MI
From first to last this is collection to pleaseonce you
have seen it you will hardly be satisfied elsewhere.
TO sarest and recent styles add correct cutting
and conscientious tailoring you have the foundation for
the splendid that garments have gained Our
personal does the rest We see that they are right
when we get them that they fit rightly when they
90 to you and 50 their popularity has through the
folks who wear them.
Special facilities for Easter week, but for ccrtaintys
sake, come soon.
spring $3.50 Tailored Dresses s1S to 800
uaklnu skirts. skr E3o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Easter Parasols

This IS opening day for the
new Parasols, and les not a.
minute too soon 70 match
them up to the new costume.
All the clever conceits are
here in handles and in cover
ings-everything brand new '
a single old pattern.
The assortment for hand
some designs and superb va a.
riety is without q precedent.
prices, n to Sic each. III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
.Women's Vests.
Two Exceptional Offerings

Buy either Of these spring weight Vests
for women and you get more than your
moneys worth. We bought them as a bar
gain and here's the same chance for you
White Cotton Ribbed Vests, SILK tapped
White Isle Ribbed Vests, SILK tapped zoo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Wedding Cards.

Il Special to The Times Dispatch,)
IIEEsBURG, VA. March 2s.,-Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac v. Warner, Of Paeonian
Springs, have issued cards ANNOUNCING
tie marriage Of tholr daughter MISS :;
Mary REGISTER Warner. to Mr. j., =.
Potts, on April 9Th at $3.50 o'clock. Both
OF the contracting parties are popular
throughout the county. (. ss E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

of tho First Baptist Church in this city
fol. tho past two years. preached his fare
occasion to call upon his congregations
for a special subscription towards clear esl
ing hoa ting debt on The CHURCH. inc
Rev Nj. Parish, &who has been very
popular withi1iis people here, leaves TINS I:s
week for Shelby where he has accepted
INA Stnr0t N.L kNNtk ". -eilNas Ml.H.1-..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Whipped Convict to Death.

Especial to Tile Timcs- Dispatch.) u,
IRRESPONSIBLE !. n. G., March 2S-
states that a Sheriff will probably ar
rive here tonight from West virFirla
With Pink Fulton. who stands indicted q
in this county on the chargeNof whipping
Rand Hart to death.
Hart was white convict, working
under Fulton. the latter being employed
Fniton LEFT here shortly after Harris
death, two years ago. &ft&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
New Shirt Waists.
Spring Wash Styles.

3. Spring Wash 5SfY7es
Here in cotton and in linen, in tabernacle de
severity or sumptuously elaborate lin smart
materials after SWEETEST models. There is an
air Of Fifth Avenue about these and the
glamour and go Of the best immediate
styles
Prices, 1925 TO 50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
II ash: j.
for April,

For 81 pages Of spring
fashions for women, misses,
girls and children,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
DON'T FOOL WITH A COLD.
(Ero,n the New York SUM

We must repeat our warming against
pneumonia, the most dangerous disease
that prevails In this city. and Whlch IS
extraordinarily prevalent at TINS time.
Be on the guard at all times against
taking cold. Look out for 1t II you take
1T. Gladstone used to go to bed am
send for a doctor whenever he had a
cold, and consequently he got we'll In a
very short time-The sun" Is right.
and their warning should be Needed.
For colds there is nothing better than
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t pre-
vents any tendency of cold toward
pneumonia II always cures and Is pleas
ant and safe to take. For sale by all
druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

Haswsll agnes e ESHTel! H Regaa
n [,,Ifaton Alien Fawcett and EyeIy,,
,tus ;aham better known here as EVestis.l
I,,n uS Who is very popular Win me 4'leT
Era y 'ttre.rolng people of this CAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Many Wash Fabrics.
And Some Fine Values in Linens.

Spring spent the day with Richmond on Saturday and
she promises to come again make her stay more
permanent When she does sheis going to show warm
time to everybody town If haven
for the occasion time you coming here to ind out
what right and best newest We know, because Tor
iris same gay, frocsome, irresistible spring
has had her abode in Her dictates are here II
start is an early one--you've got TO get ready.
70
exquisite patterns zoe. 70
Tweed
Gauzes any
stripe an figures
Linen Damas 72'neh.$ all
thread excellent quality; was shS
SIPS 81
81 yard Table Damask. quail
and fine;
now wide
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
THE RAILWAY.WORLD.

. . Il { /,
Appointments Of Officials on the
Southern-Other Notes.
4 General Passenger Agent -. - CHS
holm, of the Chesapeake Steamship Com e''l,
pany's York River line, with headquar-.
tiers at Baltimore. is in the city and was
visitor at the offices of the district pas
senger agent of the Southern Railway.
The successor to Commercial Freight
Agent Barker, Of the Southern Railway Rail-
who will go to Atlanta April LIST. mas
not vet been announced. The postionis a
desirable one and much interest Is felt III
the forthcoming selection.
several Richmond jobbing firms have
sent out letters to country merchants CT,
ferinE TO pay their fare to this city on
the Easter. excursions OF the Norfolk and
Western Railway from Farmville and
Norfolk to this city, provided the mer-
chants desire to purchase goods from the
jobbers sending the tickets. This Is a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Amherst Tips,

especial to The trlmes-Dlspaftclh';l
r,,p1. March 2s.--,A1r. C'olsten Brocken-
boros 5rqsher,iniiblaiiWy # s OH q visit
~ ~ His sister lie has been absent 9 gooo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
The RETAIL
CR ||'' | s; },
Officers Hold an Executive Scs--.
sion to Review thefIEVork
OF the Year.
Nc: CAROLINA AHEAD
The CORPORATION Commission to
NORTH CAROLINA AHEAD " y
The Corporation Commission 70
Hear at Charlotte Exceptions
to Order for New Depot.
fsnec,a, 10 The Times .Dispa tc,.)


RALEIGH. N. c., March 2s,-ofticcrs
got the North Carolina Retail Grocers'
Association. held an executive session here
to-day to review the work Of the past
year and for the furtherance of organi-
cation in towns where associations have
not vet boen formed The report Of
President Dunn showed forty-six assoc
Citations, putting North Carolina ahead N. a
Of. every other Southern State IT. the
number OF associations and the total
membership.
Officers present were President John
Durn, Newbern: Vice Presidents D. 7.
johnson. Raleigh. and ]. H. Peterson,
Goldsboro; Secretary WA. Avant, Char
lotte; Treasurer ]. NJ. Rankin, Green's
boro. and Attol Iey- General Norman
Johnson, of Burlington.
DEPOT CHARTERED.
a charter was granted to-day for the
Durham Union Station Company; capital.
S25, 00O: the purpose being the erection
and maintenance Of a union depot II.
Durham. a. b. Andrews and H. w.
Miller are the principal incorporatorS.
Stock Is to be taken later by the South
ern. scaboard and Norfolk and Western
Railroad Companies.
TO HEAR EXCEPTIONS.
f The North Carolina Corporation Com
mission will go tomorrow to Charlotte
to hear the exceptions on the part of the
seaboard Air Line and the Southern Rail-
way Company to the order of the com
mission for the building Of a union depot
in that city. Objections on the part OF
citizens to the union station being located
at the point where the two roads now
join will also be heard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Reached High-Water Mark.

Tie Memorial hospital now has the
greatest number OF patients within ~
wards 1t has Sheltered since the DAY ~
3hnmaiiity. on Sunday the number
rea ehed seyenty-two, tie largest total
3jlrthe history Of he ms itutl9n, The hes
irltal IS we'll equipped for the treatment
3of.sQ many aHQ even MOI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

season and to elect officers for the year,
The club is arranging. for IS opening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
i .Albenaarlc Gun Club.

The Albemarle Gun club will meet on
irhursday night at the office Of Glasgow
brothsys 70 reolganize for the coming
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

Percy Haswell Next Week.
Tho George Tnwcett Company, WHICH
viii open April .4th at the Acad on @, o.
Music for spring enBagemenl' WI! y. f z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

while railroading. He will remain for n
few days and Will leave then for Iowa,
where he expects TO make his future
np MI II w. siggins. Of Bradford. Pa,
WHO last year purchas ed quite q lot Of
timber from several parties IN this seq SCI E;
ton, is again prospecting around and VIII
likely buy all he can While mere tlls time