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The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-28


coming being the dainty light
hued costumes Of the honorees.
Miss Nance wore a soft nile
green crepe de chine with pearls, |
her flowers, pink carnations;
Miss McNeily, white china silk
with crimson carnations; Miss
Harris, white silk with garniture
of point lace and diamond orna-
ments. Miss Hairston, who was
also expected to share in the
pleasures of this occasion, ar
ranged in part as a compliment
to her, was unavoidably detained
but will arrive this week to be
Miss Gamers guest. During
the afternoon and evening de-
lightful refreshments wore
served.
In all its appointments, the
card party of which Mrs. Mamie
Taylor Franklin was the hostess
Thursday afternoon may be
characterized as artistic and the
event one of pronounced success
and cordial hospitality. The in
terror of the Franklin cottage
was beautifully adorned with
carnations, the crimson. the
pink and the white Astounding in
equal rivalry with the Yellow
Gate roses in pastel shades here
and there, the flowers brought
in relief by a background of
palms and Southern smilax.
The score cards, bearing a clover
for luck, were distributed by
Master Cornell Franklin, and
the games of whist awarded
| highest hOnors to Mrs. Alice
Young, whose souvenir was a
beautiful Lockwood vase. A de-
licious salad course followed the
contest. Those present were:
Mrs. Rhett, Mrs. Searcy, Mrs.
J. M. Morgan, Mrs. Sherman,
Mrs. Ayres, Mrs. John Mayo,
Mrs Mckinley, Mrs. Howard
Teasdale, Mrs. Alice Young,
Mrs Copening. Mrs. Brooks,
Mrs. Belts, Mrs. Osborne, Mrs.
Harry Dashiell, Mrs. Simrall,
Mrs. Donoghue, Miss May Rich
ards, Miss Edna Johnston, Miss
Wilkinson, Miss Anne Louise
Lee, Miss Nance, Miss McNeily,
Miss Mary Jeptha Harris, Miss
Lavinia Robertson, Miss Garner,
Miss Lucy Banks, Miss Walker,
Miss Helen Harris, Miss Modes
ka Kirksey. Miss Eta Sessums
and Miss Marion Parker.
The advent of visitors always
gives quicker measures to the
social world and the coming
week is scheduled to meet the
demands upon it for increased
gaiety. On Tuesday evening,
Mrs. T. w. Hardy and Mrs.
Searcy entertain jointly at the
residence of the former in honor
of their guests, Miss Harris, of
Jackson, and Miss Sadie He's ter,
of Tuscaloosa; Wednesday, Mrs.
| Simrall will be the hostess of
the Ladies w hist Club; the Dis
cards will be entertained by
Miss Edna Johnston Thursday
afternoon; and Friday evening is
reserved for cotilion. In the
meanwhile, skating parties, now
in vogue. add to the pleasant out
look before us.
A very gracious welcome is
extended the girls from dis
lance now Assem- bled here, and
whose presence promises varied
pleasures. Miss Anita Terrell,
of Quincy, is with Miss Alyda
Carr; Miss Edith Odeneal, of
jackson, with Dr. and Mrs. J.
| D. Odeneal; Miss Nance, of
| Greenville. Miss McNeily. of
Vicksburg, the guests of Miss
Garner; Miss Harris, of Jack
son, with Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Hardy. On Monday Miss Annie
Wilson, of Meridian, will arrive
to be the guest of Mss Mary
Jeptha Harris, and Miss Hester
comes TO be with Mr.. and Mrs.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-28

R. F. D. Mail boxes for sale
Mayo & Weaver.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-28

Brown and Beached Domeshcs, Cotton Checks,
Tickings and Drills, Canton Flannel, Prints and Per
cale Black Dress Goods Colored Dress Goods, Black
and Coored Silks, Ladies TaiIorMade Suits Jackets
and Capes, Waists and Skirts, Ladies Wrappers,
Flannes and Outings, Comforts and Blankets, White
Goods Laces and Embroideries Ribbons and Handker-
Chiefs Hosiery and Gloves, Towels, Table Damask
and Napkins, Gents Ladies, Misses and ChIdren'S
Muslin and Knit Underwear, elegant assortment Of
Lap Robes Gents Furnishing Goods of every description
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-28
Notice.

Positively no hunting or tres
passing on any of my lands.
CHAS. r. SMITH,
Artesia, Miss.
Nov. 9th, 1903. w1yr
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once. LAWYERS ROW. COLUMBUS. MISS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
EASTERN LEAGUE
MAY LAND HERE.
Good Bali Games Expected at
Broad Street Park Next
8.l Season.

with the probably coming OF an Easl--
ern League Club to Richmond there is
every reason 10 believe that tho tcviva
OF the national game here viii be vel
coined and that The game VIII prove d
SUCCESS.
Richmond has been without good base
ball for Ave years. Al one time this city
was considered one OF tho best bal, towns
In tho country. Lovers or the game were
numbered by the thousands, and many
Of the best players now In the big
leagues played here carly in thcr career,
I, and NAV DO said to have had their school
Ing here.
Tor several years the old Virginia
League was the rage, with good teams IN
Norfolk, Petersburg Lynchbtlrs, Roam
oke Portsmouth and Richmond. TEen
came tho Atlantic League. Players who
were favorItes OF the fans In those days
arc now the idols OF the enthusiasts In
New York, Brooklyn, philadelphia, Pitts
burg, Chicago, Boston, Baltimore, Wash
ington and other large cities
Among the players may be mentioned:
fGa asyer po Moalke aSarv Hnns MGn
ee dSyth Garr!ss els, es'n defaS seybold
5Sschsla p %PsfB5 arsay sora nal
the National League and American As
Other PLAYERS who have gone out from
Richmond and the. Virginia and Atlantic
M WI sIs SIC steclman. s.eoksdaie. Anoe,
Thackara, Drauby. Shoch, Hooker. Pian-
miller, Coogan. ;stroh. Fer,sch, Sand rs,
O'Hagan. Odwell, Madison, Atherton,
Gettman HAYDEN. CASSIDY. =, ! Other q
(Jesse's hrother), Mailman, Rothfu 8;
4 Cymer. schaub, Heydcn, OK, 81 mmcl
man. Thornton. Cockmnn. Risley, Gnul-
ing, Larocrue, Spratt, Lcidy, Tate. Asn-
enback. Glllgah, Armstrong, Wentz,
Brandt Carney. Bgbie caGs ,;ia ,l Veg
Elsey pfeIster; ZeaaIrfoss Roach Vig-
All these PLAYERS arc now in the game
and are favori:cs. and 1t is likely that
some OF them may be seen here next saa-
son, either as members Of the local team
or connected with the visiting clubs
Those who have anything 70 do With
bringing the clubs here promise to give
Richmond the best ball ever played here.
The Eastern League Is considered ..eXt
n to the NatIonal League and the American
ASYOciat. on lbfla4$ 1850 l5st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
MAY TAKE RICHMOND.
Southern City May Get Into
Eastern Baseball Circuit.
ta.-l-..-... (IavE .ssncfa,ed Isrnss ~ ....al
(By Associated Trcss,J

+ NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Thc Eastern
League baseball circuit for 1904. will re.
main as 1t was during the past season. or
Richmond Va. will be taken In to sue
ceed Montreal
y meeting of the league was held In
the Hotel Victoria and adjourned after
n very short session to to- morrow. to
give the Circuit Committee time TO report
on the rela tive claims of Richmond and
Montreal for admission as Eastern
League territory. Neither city was rep.
resented at to-day's meeting, but Presi-
the negotia tons. and expressed his viaWs
to the Circuit Committee OF the league.
Of which he Is an ex-officio member.
1t seems that prominent citizen OF
Richmond Of the name of Jake Wells.
an am amer tnaaage or Of ms al &. has brc !
mentioned as the probable baokcr OF II
club In Richmond. and he has follow
ing among Eastern League managers
that may cut Montreal out Of the cir
cult for next year. The club presidents
from other Eastern League cities look
with much favor nron Wells. and seem
to have little sympathy for the Wnr-
cester gentleman. who now runs tho
Montreal club.
But there Is movement on foot, back
ed by the cautious and far-seelng presi-
cent of the league. which seeks to compel
every club to incorporate with. an ade
Guate cash capital paid IN to justify the
club for coming into the league and as
II sort OF guarantee that it Is liable for
All obllga tons ircurlad. At present,
nearly every club except Montreal is In
corporated. G
Tie move Is, therefore, one aimed
Indirectly at the cnnucks and intended
tc strengthen the financial standing of
the two claimants for admission. The
Circuit Committee consisting of George
slallings of Buffalo, chairman; Judge
Nevin. Of Jersey City; Edward Hanlon.
OF Baltimore, and President Powers, ex-
officio. held a meeting this afternoon to
consider the Richmond- Montreal stua-.
ton.
AZ adjournment, President Powers is
sued n formal statement declaring that
the Circuit Committee will tomorrow re-
port that the circuit OF this year Will
he the same as last. with the possible sub
stitution OF Richmond for Montreal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
ROOMS FOR RENT.

BACHELORS APARTMENTS, HANDSOME
y ru.nlshed single and en- suite hgha-t "a,
B venieht neithboriooa private family. Ad-
dress GRACE STREET, care this office.
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a Stricken Family.
Especial to The Tines-Dispatch,,

(special to The Times Dlspatchl.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Jan, A.
two brothers, of culpeper county. died
recently In a short time of each other,
both Of pneumonia The latter Is sur-
vved bye wife and several children.
The remains were sent to Louisville Hy.,,'
for Interment.
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

In growing West End. near CO line lSso-
lutely new having never been Q cnpisd.
Address Mrs. LEE, 1l0 N. Eighth Street.
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ROOMS WANTED.

a. DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM ron. a. G1IN-
tleman on Main Street, west 81 Monroe
With or without board. Ad,lress With terms
by week or month, VIRGINIA. care TINS
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WANTED. AT ONCE, fwo GENTLEMEN
Tboarders for nicely furnished fr4nt room.
AddreBB c. s., cara this Office
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NUMBERS ON YOUR HOUSES.

WANTED, no BUY FOR CASH a RETAIL
Bakery. or Will rent store suitable Tor such.
Address JACKSON. care this offce.}s
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED. TO PURCHASE SMALL PIECE
storc property; near Second Market prefcrryd;
state location and lowest c.s1 prico. al
dress REAL. ESTATE. care this oHice. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05

WHEN you DON'T KNOW WHAT TO ,iET
10 eat try II. C.. IIECHLER s. SAUSAGE:
they arc fine; sold everywhere. Office: stall
20, First Market b at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
BOARDING.

BoARDERs-ONI1 HALL Room VACANT;
table board d speciality. Mrs. WAKEFIELD,
6yb u. Grace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05

I HAVE LOTS OF NOVELTIES IN WALL
L Papcr: the Gibson Girl IL among tho. goou
ones JNO. II. ASHLEY, N. Seventh ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05

WANTED. THE SICK AND sAFFLicTnp. TO
enquire OF us when IN want o. neu ~ me-
ferlng; best quality obtaInable. a. II. ROB-
ms 700 East Marshall. I Phone 1883 5@
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SO FOR A GOOD SQUARE PIANO THAT
cost when new $500. Terms s. md 81 per
month. sTIEFF, 43l e. Brond
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MR. p. BRADLEY. Is r. FOURTH. NAN AN;
chester had kidney troubles I'VE years. 81 n t5Ha
TON1C cured him In 8 weeks. Samples free,
B or 81 bottles 35c. 1910 p. Man
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DON'T you HEAR THE SLOGAN? no
nails no pegs: every pair sewel. Mans
shoes halfsoled 76c.; ladies' Sec. DH ;E,
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. ZIG 4. Mhlh.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
SIGNS FOR STORES.

SMOKE q PARKF5 AVENUE CIGAR. CHAs.
3 A. SCHMIDT & CO., MFG I
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5wrn Ann MAKINo SPECIAL Il DISCOUNTS
on commercial signs Get good signs rta;on 81,
abie. THE SOUTHERN a p .!..tI lSlNsi
SIGN COMPANY, 1872 Il. Main. ,Fhone 10.
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HERE You GET yorR LINEN HAHN S !.
dried In the best manner, THE EMp!s 81,
LAUNDRY. 1903 ". Cary Street Discount on
Rentlenens weekly wash; also dyeins eho
cleaning. Phone 3l4i. 4tF+tat #.ao .Bls s&
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LEGAL NOTICE.


Vl u9UXf dF TIE Hz glrr a. 81 ~
MoND, THE 18th DAY o DEC Rs.4B E!.s..
Nan =. caslue. Plaintiff.
Richard q scott, Executor OF Nan.,nie &.
"A Caskie, deceased; Ellen L. Centaro. tho
stats Rank OF Virginia ane th ely
5'siA in cHANcERY.sN n.
4 (Upon an attachment returned exscutad.l3
The object Of this sui. Is. 70 recover. OF
mic 2. Cask g. deceased, the SUM of
S45a.b5, with interes on s4So,6s, q . part
thereof. from the 2oth day. OF Aug USE,
recording the account OF said h.c.a.d q.
Scott, executor as aforesaid 81 anu the
costs of this suit, and to. that end to It.R
tafh and Subject TO- the o. 1aa
tered Bond Of the City Of RicAmono. No.
oess for -s2,60, az standing N the naln =
And affidavit having been made and
filed that the defenda ut, Ellen u en-
taro, is not g resident Of the State Of
hereby required to appear here with n If e
teen, days after due publication Of this
order and do what Is necessary to- protect
\ her interests In this suit, n
ef5As, 8 ssAylrh = 8 Gls u /.
Henry r. Miller. p dec lola WV =.
11IRClNIA.-IN Y VAcATloN--IN THE
e " -CLEKN.s IS OFFICE a OF THE CIR,
u ON 500 URT q OF AMELIA COUNTY,
\ JANllARY4. 1904. # Z, n. , !, !. |,
annette Silsbe y. Plaintiff,
JACOB s siisoe, ~; Defenaaat:.
me object Of this suit Is Tor the plain ain
lutte divorce from the bonds q m u;
mony from the defendant. acob Silsbe,
and to cancel and annul the contlng
right otcurtesy Shie ne f deiend T., nas
son District. of Amel q county, on which
the plaintiff now resides containing about
one nuna cd and Twenty-Five acres. ad-
joining Johnson and Others.
IN affidavit having been mace ana nled
tnat the defendant. Jacob Silsbe. Is a nom
resident of the State Of Virginia, 1t is or
Gays after due publication OF this order.
anufdo what may be necessary to proteUt
us interest In this suit
Ieyte i p. ! II c qd17aI. CLERK.
Jan o-hW-4t M 55 II: n
y IKNlNlA-IN THE CLERKS Of
~ s.SE 9F G TIN G1RG 5ANuG GRYRT
1908. IN VACATION. :, !. Z. !. ~, :.
Cary rvde, lainun,
vs.. BSs:
Lacy do g IL IXY \, IS; D'fond.at
The object Of this suit. IS for the plains
tin, Gary Hyde. to obtain an absolutsa
o.vorce from tho bonds OF matrin1ony
IRON the defendant, Lacy Hyde
that mat the defendant, Lacy Hyde. IS a mons
1iesldent OF the State OF Virginia, Il Is
ordered that he appear here within fifteen
DAYS after due publication OF this order3
and do what may be necessary to protect
his interest In this suit. l}. 81 I,
,resre: g.. IT. COLEMAN, Clerk
IT.. r. Hardaway. and s. L. Farrar, p. q.
ian b-law ~
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TffI7 LENNOx, 1905 T.. aMARsttAt1--HAN Nd
sone rooms; first clnss appointments.
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WE CAN PLACE YOU a NEW MUM DER
4 '(any style) on your trnnsom Or door at astJn-
ishing low figures. THE Soul HIGRN AD-
x VERTIS1NI Sign COMPAN Y. 1917, L. a1aln.
No
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05

SOMETHING NEW In dentistry. ffish.grnds
sibliity Of cracking or breaking or; facing
not submitted to heat In process OF so o.!air
Ing. / can positively guarantee inc, Wor1.
Is q. J. DAVIDSON, Seventh and Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05

oNE CANOE PICKED UP AZ MILES S. s.
w Of Wo?lf Trap i,ighihoLs;;; 3, HT fp Ply
1Tst n99ys ne wGter Mo yv Wmh a az
tom" Montague, Va. l.,hn W. E.
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MEETINGS.

III Richmond Va, Jun. 4. 1901.
AZ &; E,NERAI14 AIEIElTINCi OF THE SVOCk.
RqqRsSsp & eoM fN ES lersby sallsa Y
B be held III the offices Of the Company, ROOM
Of. Richmond, Va, WF'pNE IS Jhnaaty
VIRGINIA. yfifR,G I'M PASSENGER & AND POWER
= COMPANY Cowner Of more than one-tentll
VI Ilyl0yi az the capital stock Of the F&,Y Mer
"a 'Eslf By KS d. SITTER pIN g., FIRES ident. n
s tttest; YIN. Npvttrop Asstssp secret
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III PAYS TO USE
TEE-DEE
want ADS.
'Phone $40 for the Want IA.
man. He viii come.
PERSONALS.

THE PowItArAN HOTEL IS NOW OPEN.
rcmodeled aud thoroughly equipped With new
furn!sh!ngs and With faI!tess nsas M sns,
Rockbridge ana Jordan Alum Springs and
s 3. NJ. REREEl.Y. 20 years conductor on {.
E. o. r. II.
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~. ,qf
5sTIEFF HAS a NUMBER OF USED PIANOS
n from rented, and some have been traded p
as part payment in exchange on the Artistic
'SIIEFF.''&We have had them returned,
polished and ..ut in perfect condition; a great
many OF them cannot be told from new
pianos Now. why not call an see t.fesa
t,ianos as they must be sold. and to do II
f quickly 70 make srtofi Tor our Xmas goods
We have cut the price 50 thar 70 wi be
are giving all makes are here represe Et TED:
Call and see them: II is a pleasure to show
goods. STIETF. 1871 E. Broad.
$3.50 s.rE:SyyAY FOR $500. TH1s is "A. USED
piano, N perfect condition.; now we have II
and will sell It. Call and see Us. This plan }
with many others, OF good MAXI VIII be gold !;
Investigates. STlEFF.S 43l F.. Broad
500 PIANO, USED $500; $3.50 PIANO. USED.
500; 5000 Plano. used, sos. Cash or on lib.
eral terms. STIEFF, 4s1 L. Broad.
HERE IS ONE OF THE GREAT BARGAINS
we are offering: One fine Mahogany Piano OF
high grade as good as nav ussI shyrt
time but not hurt In the least. caan DO
told from new one, Handsomely carved. full
seal 3 pedals. fine tone, in TACT one OF the
best pianos we have ever seen for the money:
former price $685. our price $40. Terms. ~
cash nnd 81 per month. Stool and scarf free.
Fl STIEFEr ISL r.. Broad.
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room IL you ard In hurry; everything un'
to-date and clean. JoliNsToN's. $ South
Tenth. %.
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WANTED.

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
We roposc 70 sell Wood tlsats.s At sa Na,
is your time to buy. BALDWIN 6: BROWN
1919 East 4 Main Street K w a. az$. ~ ~
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WILL SELL. FOR $1,000 HALF INTEREST
in an established paying husln So 70 y. .
man who can give It his undivided attention
P.EiO. Box 2Ss, city. III Y
sITpeENs HAS 4 MAGNIFICENT SUPPLY
NJ Hcnting Stoves; sthcy ore exec tona.lys
cheap, too; 1921 East Broad St4eet.
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$50 WILL BUY "A GOOD SQUARE PIANO.
Terms, IS cash and S3 per month. STlEFF,
AL Z. Broad
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houdoirIt the Gibson Girl ~ Just the thing for
the wall decora ton. ISO.3iH. ASHLEY, .
North Seventh Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05

IF you WANT 4 STOVE THAT HEATS GO
to IURCEES FURNITURE STORE, 4ls-4
East Broll STREE
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CIVIL, ENGINEER AND CONSTRUCTOR
superlntendent wants engagement d} b, i opi
canizer and dlsciplinarlan; has now we'll
Grained force Of mnsons msehan ,h,e. be ensl
a iahorers in stone, earth or other heavy work:
70 anywhere; can furnish full set lnstrn-
nients; best OF references; bonl and some
Il flee, y5t} i .5so RI t49ifS I,
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TO THE pUBLIc--ArY WIFE, LOUISE X
MCGEE, having loft my bed and board with.
viii not he responsible for any debts con-
tracted by her, OSCAR Ct A1QEE,
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LOST AND FOUND.

: gram IL n 81. on Church Hill. a liberal
reward II loft at Office. ]. H. CLINE, oOl3
East Main Street. GFf
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW THAT
am selling North Carolina Heart Pins Wood
4 al s. per cord; Ssas.neu Oak So so F., nd
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SAVES COAL WEATHER STRIPPING PUT
on, c, 3. NO9VL- L, 2llH n Sixth Street
Phone aS6, SgH
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WANTED, ALI. ,suTFERERs WITH CHAP
ped hands and lps to try RoSins r. Soo.hins
e, &c. bottle A. H. ROBINS, 2oOat-a-t Mar
SHALL Phonet 1885, 4y3g5 SE y lt6t tt1i \
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! HAVE THE GIBSON GIRL IN SEVERAL
Seventh Street,
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}5- ID "A. C1IAS. o. ssAYILLE, Clerk, ~,
Henry r. Miller. p. Ct. dec lola VIZ
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HELP WANTED-Malc.


ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
$40 to 500 monthly In spare tln,o correspon 4.
Ing for ncwspapers; no canyAssing; send l2r
particulars. NORTHERN PRESS SYNDt-
UATE. -Lock1lort. N. Y. ..ElL3l.I..L.-N.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-28
A Demonstration Explained.


II Isn't any wonder that tho baby cries a
lot
II you'll think about the terrors that be-
set Its earthly lot:
II isn't any wonder that IL lifts It's voice
n walls
In q world whore nearly every ph.lan-
thropic effort fails;
Oh. the future that It facesi Twill b
called on TO recito
A lot Of things. including "Curfev BhaIl
Not Ring Tonight"
He'll rave to ride in trolley carr whors
people bruise your feet.
Or dodge the motor carriages that scurTy
through tho street:
He'll have to take a chance on what the
trusts may choose to do;
Perhaps there'll be no beef at all before
iGis life IS through.
He'll have to serve on jures and observe
the wicked way
In which his fel!ow-men pursue their
ne.ghbors day by day;
He'll have to wear high collars. funny
clothes and curious ties.
II really isn't any wonder that the baby
cries.
Washington Star.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-28
Not by ~ComparisOn.

You have snows'idcs out IN your coun-
try. 1 believe" he asked OF the man who
had spoken OF Colorado as his home.
Yes. sir"
Much snow come down with ono of
the Slides"
Tens OF thousands Of ons."
How deep would a man be buried II
overtaken by one Of them"
From twenty to 100 feet"
Then they are not % bad as I thought
for"
But think OF being buried under Nifty
feet of snow
Yes. but I ran for Office in my State
last year n was buried under 20 feet,
and you see 1 have lived through It. I
guess your snowslides don't amount to
much after ALL"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-28
When Credit u. pue.

Don't you hin a man deserves a great
deal Of credit for practicing until he can
execute the masterpieces of music on the
viOlin?"
mo- answered Mr.. Huskins testify.
This people who had to listen to his prac-
ticing deserve the credit."-washington
Star.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-28
Trouble Ahead for Tommy.

Trouble Ahead for Tommy.
The apple tree that stands beside
The creaking garden gate
Is bending low beneath a yield
OF fruit that's simply great.
And as I gaze upon the sight
I think of days to come.
And OF the damage that's in store
For Tommy's tummy-tum.
New York Press.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-28

Percy: Anything In the way Of sum
NOR suitings for mo round at your
stOre?"
Tailor: Nothing but that last winters
bill. That'l DO in the way OF your sum-
mer suit till it's settled up"