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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
REV Mr.. COPELAND.
WILL |. COME | {: HERE
Accepts Call From ST, Paul's..
and Notifies COMMITTEES
From Vestry.
NEW RECTOR is A vlR Il ! i ! 4
Educated at Theological Semi
,lary-Born in James
City County.
NEW RECTOR is a vlRGlN.I Il

Rev Robert S. COPELAND has accepted
the call extended him by st. PauFs Epis-
3copal Church, OF this city, and has in
formed MIR. William G. Bentley and Major.
Robert Stiles, q committee from tho
vestry, who called personally upon him.,
\ that he would take over his new charge
on the second Sunday in May.
MI Coupland is now rector OF the
Church Of the Ascension. Baltimore, and and
4 it's no secret that his congregation made
every effort to prevail upon him to re-
main. their rector
i. The new rector Of st. Paulsis a Nir-
S Sinian in every sense OF the word, nav
ing been born in James City county, #edu-
ca led at the Theological Seminary, near
Alexandria and married Miss Nina White
head, OF Norfolk.
X He is a speaker of unusual teloQuence.
and possesses a charming personality,
combined with capacity for pastoral work
~ Mr. Coupland had not been able to &C
cept the call before because he was en-
gagged in certain church work that he
wished to complete before he accepted the
call.
ST. Paul's Church has had anotable
array Of rectors. Since the war there
L nave Dee1 III. sSoTWoOu, II. 7N1histe6ciouS,
Canon Carmichael and Bishop Strange, all
eloquent men, who stood in the first rank
as churchmen
Mr.. Coupland will receive warm well
come from the members Of the historic
church,
St. Marks Rector.
1t has rten. known for some time that
the vestry- and congregation Of the St,
Marks Episcopal Church, of this city.
had extended a call TO Rev. Thomas G..
Darst, Of Uppervle TO become rector
OF their church to8fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Rev. E. l.. Good win
Informa ton has Just been received by
tie vestry that Rev. Mr.. Darst accepts
the call, and will probably be here to
enter upon his new duties on Easter
Sunday, Mr. Darst IS about thrty-two
years old. and Is married. He has an
excellent reputation as pastor and
preacher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
HORSES SMASH
LOAD 4. / OF BOTTLES | |.
Remarkable Runaway on sSyca-
more and Bank
Streets.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS y1l..' MEET l:l:'
Five Hundred New Scholars Ell liars
Pledged by the Next
Meeting.
1speeinl Is mic rltnes-D lspatch.l

Especial to The TitnesDispat
PETERSBURG, vA.8 March 2o.--A rum
away team colllded with q wagon loaded
with glass bottles on Bank street to-
|iay, and did not leave enough to bottle up
q Russian retreat.
Two terrified horses, hltched to a heavy
farm wagon, guided by courageous
young countryman, ran Mt full speed for
more than half tho length of Sycamore
street before coming IN contact With
anything pershable. The escape OF d river
and horses was little short of miraculous.
Tho wa gon belonged 70 MIR. Scarborough,
OF Prince George county. The horses,
driven by Jasper Biloxi, were frightened
by pony and cart OF, South Sycamore,
In the RESIDENTIAL section. and dashed
OFF down town with young Blick swing
Ing on the rens, and preventing acct
dent until the comparatively harmless
collision at Bank street.
a small fire destroyed some clothing
In IN Old Street barber shop this morn
ing. Ss The loss was small.
The Methodist Sunday School Associ
ton, comprising the schools Of Peters
burg, Ettricl and Matonc CO, met yes terdaS9
afternoon at High street Church. An IN
tcresting programme, including an q al! al.
dress by Rev. F. q. Davis, and musical lr y !
selections was much enjoyed. Az The MOI n. n
~ report totals were as follows: REGIS
ter, 2.aos; attendance, 1.64s; coll ctions,
$lo22s. !,
The several schools pledged five hundi ed
now scholars by the next meet 8. & a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
THREE NEW CHARTERS.
Concerns Authorized in Norfolk,
Richmond and Petersburg.

The State Corporation Commission has
granted charters TO The National Dis
folk. l.. S. Pine, president; W. T. Ayers.
secretary and treasurer, both Of Nor
folk Capital stock $1,000. OoJect.-To
conduct a brokerage, commission and
mercantile business.
James River Navigation Company Gn-
corporatcd), Petersburg, Leroy Roper,
President; G. n. Davis. vice-presldent;
All Of Petersburg. Capital stock = $500.
Objcct,--To maintain and operate steam
boats. tug boats, dredges and scows. etc.
Urbana Construction Corporation. Rich
ark. ". j.; ". j. Mahon, secretary and
treasurer. Brooklyn. MY Capital stock.
$1,000. Object.--Io contract for the
way OF the Rappahannock and Eastern.
Railway Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Will Support Nominees.

State Senator William P. Barksdale is,
registered at Murphy's. Senator Barks-.
dale said last night that while he favored
Senator Martin for collection to the SEN
ate and Congressman Swanson for Gov
s~nor, and believed his bounty would 90
that way, he desired It distinctly under
stood. in View OF recent purported inter
views with him on the subject that the
Democratic people o.. his State could nom
mate no man for either. position that he
would not heartily support on8t the stump.gs
II shall canvass as earnestly,"the said.
"for Montague for senator, or Willard or
Mann for Governor as ] would for Martin
and Swanson. and j would like for the
people OF Virginia to know that shall
stand by their choice, whoever It shall
be with reference to either office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Is Doing Excellent Work.

The ladies Of the Home Mission So
ciety Of Centenary Methodist Church,
have started out full of encouragement,
in their new year work.
Or. Tudor. during whose passionate the
society was organized. was present at
Inc. March meeting, and sIokc Of tho
Eladness that filed his heart at seeing
inc prosperity. OF the society. and the
their Masters cause,
The School Of Domestic Science Ii re-
cciYing great support from these ladies',
IS well as the Methodist 0rphanage, where
Miss Lutte Roberts was appointed icln.
gate; and Mrs, George Wilson altcrnato
TO the State Conference, which viii b'
held at Portsmouth, Va. in May.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
A HUMAN MONKEY.
Organ Grinder Has Horribly De
formed Man to Collect Pennies.

~ A'AS " 3'Aei'A ~ sN~oSASSN a Si'A'ASos
a great swarthy, muscular organ
grinder with a horribly deforned human
being acting as his monkey. WAS sight
on the streets Of Richmond on yesterday
that filled citizens with disgust.
The organ grinder played his ancient
tune and then ordered the misshapen
creature to perform la monkey and
gather In the coin.
The poor creature had evidently been
the victim Of some horrible accident, for
he walked upon all fours like an animal
and had the appearance OF a beast,
A number Of people reported the mat
ter 10 the Mayor. who ordered that tho
grinder and his human monkey be sent
out Of town,
Officer Kellam ordered the outfit 10 go.
but the musical giant refused to leave.
He persisted that he had tho right to
play upon the streets. ana he said he
owned the awful freak who handed the
Tat,
MIR, Kellam promptly placed both I'M
der arrest, and tho patrol wagon de-
posted them at the First Police Station.
Upon reflection the organ grinder de-
clded that Richmond was unhealthy as
fas as he WAS concerned, and so accom-
panied by his poor human monkey, he
Eit the trail northward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD.
Small Colony Of Deaf Mutes on
Reservoir Street Thrifty People.

Small Colony Of Deaf Mutes on
Reservoir Street Thrifty People.
1t is not generally known that Rich.
naond has the most quiet neighborhood IN
a thickly settled part of the city that
any community can boast. There Is on
Reservoir Street colony of four fami-
lies. all of whom are rlutes, Bound to-
eether by the bond Of silence. thesS> peo-
pie have taken adjoining houses where
they may enjoy association with each
other. Here in the midst OF the noisy
CITY they live In peace and happiness
communications with each other BY means
OF the sign language in which they are
ali expert. It should be added also that
all OF them are remarkably Intelligent.
all having been well educated All OF
them earn their own living, several OF
them as printers, an art in which tnsy
are expert.
a, rhe Tucker, Chles and Rosenhloom
families all resided In the same vicinity,
and now another family has moved to No.
427 Reservoir Street, adjoining their mute
friends. The newcomer Is Mr. William
| G. Ritter president Of the Virginia AS
ISOLATION Of the Deaf a fine printer and
a man Of considerable artistic skill in JOB
printing and display advertising. NJ r.
Ritter is for tho present employed in
Hampton, Va, where for five or six years
he has been connected with the Hampton
Monitor and is highly valued. Owing to
the i'll health Of his wife. he has had to
remove his family to this city. but Is
himself working in Hampton until he can
secure employment here. For five years
or more he lived IN Staunton, being con-
nected with the newspapers there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Tordan-Rankin.

a quiet wedding took place at the
Study OF tho First I'resbyterian Church
Saturday last March 10. The contract
q prominent merchant Of st. Louis. Mo-,
and Miss Mary a.. Ranken,,o Of the same
city. They were accompanied by y sis
the city they were guests ut the Jeffer-
son. and left after tho marriage cere.
.n.ony for Hot Springs. where they VIII
spend some weeks ut The Homestead.
FIT McFadcn, .. ID, pastor Of tho First
Presbyterian Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
TOUR OF INSPECTION.
Prominent G. & O.. Officials Go
Over Entire System.

All the leading officials OF the C;hesa-
peake and Ohio Rail wa y, including PreSi-l
dent Stevens, General Manage !oeoSyie,l
Superintendent OF Motive Power ~ ASH q, Isl
Engineers scarborough and Cabeil, Ger,
eral Freight Agent p. D. iotchklss. an e!
PURCHASING agent SLaB Bonita lett yes tefoa -,
for a tour Of the entire system. Theysvi
be absent practically q all the week,
making the usual annual inspection OF tn
physical condition. and traffic faculties
OF 1.-THE road. Z, The apart w went ives y Dut
will, before the week ends, go over the
various divisions OF the road they are
SiIigi In the private cars OF the rail-
The Chesa peake and Ohio Railway VIII
begin 4Mayf1st their seashore trips, known
as + the Sunday outings, and Will con-
ltinue them each week until late In 5sthe
autumn. Z W III 5s51 "a .l !,
The Chesapeake and Ohio Summer
Homes folders are now read for distri-
button. These folders are handsomely
gotten up. and are "a directory OF the
seashore and mountain resorts along the
line and of the summer homes along the
route available for the coming season:
Ss3 The Chesapeake and Ohio Raj way has
been handling a very large theatrtca1
business recently said ISL Mr.. s.,E1A Q:
$Warthcn. District Passenger9.A gent q Of
that road 1.-THE business for March al
ready Is largely In excess Of an pre-
4 s 6 eneral Passenger Agent Henry w.
Fuller, OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road, spent Saturday In this city In con-
ference with President Stevens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
FAMILY sSEPARATEp.
Father Endeavors to Secure
Child, But. Mother Intercepts.

The sad scene of a father attempting
TO get back his wi fe and child, wifi tho:
mother opposed to the reconciliation pre-
scented itself before the Police Court yes.
terday morning. Whit Trlpplt came from
3Danvilc on Saturday morning and went
to the home Of his wites father on
Church Hill. He took his little tWo-year-
old boy in q buggy away with him. The
buggy was eft;by the side Of the street.
car track just Beyond Manchester, and
Mr.. Trippit and the baby went on to
Petersburg. On informa ton received by
Policeman Moore, of Manchester the
he was Brought mack to Richmond Dy De-
tective Wren. He, was charged with. be.
ing a suspicious character. but that
charge was not sustained. and the case
was dismissed. !! upon the promise Of the
father to keep away from the mother
and child. He stated that he was willing
and ready to take them both back with
him but the wife declined to go.zon1 the
care for her and the child. Mr.. Trippit
left for Danville yesterday, and Mrs.
Trippit and the child went back with her
"A r.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
OPEN OFFICES HERE.
Hon. A. G. Braxton and L. {
Williams to be Associated.

Hon. Allen Caperton Braxton, Of staun-
ton, has formed a copartnorship for the
Lewis c. Williams, n well known la w
yer OF this city. This is an addition to
a1r. Braxton's staunton office, where he
Will continueShto make his home. and
where he has associated with himself
Mr.. Taylor Mccoy. OF this city, The
firm of Braxton and Williams will have
Offices in tho Mutual Assurance socety's
building, at Ninth and Main Streets,
while tho Offices Of Braxton and Mccoy
will be as nowgin Staunton.& This action
on the part Of Mr.. Braxton is for he
purpose of better enabling him to attend
this city and section OF the State,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
WISE GUY BUSHES
THE DOCKET ALONG Al !! n {
IN a Hurry to Show Pop the
Sights Of the
City. MI

I'm a hurry; be lively nov, Sergeant:
about q he says I'm well, and that sets
mo quick and kittenlsll. Hurry up now,
and let's get through. .Ss s.,
Thus spake the Wise Guy, MS he rush,
ed up the steps to the throne, gfabneu
his pen,s and got ready for the DOCKET;
The sad Gibbons braccd up and the pc.
lite Robbins&got gay, while the spirit OF
the occasion permeated the whole bunch
or hangers-on, as the roll was called and
n Knee Bone d we'll known character.
figured ina fight, in which Lucinda Par
ker, Est ellea Draper, Sadie WA kins, Ger
itrude Branch and Kittie Barnes, also
OF several OF the principals, the case wa ", 3
held to the Etwenty bird.
Tom Bell and Wesley Kirby presented
thems selves with bandages AZ over their +
result OF q little personal encounter, n
a bar-room. Bell and Kirby called each
other some names, and Bell Is was was
cot a razor and cutsVesley across the
forehead and over the nose. Bell struck
his face against a beer key. as he fell
to the floor. For further In formation,
the case will be heard again on on q hurs-
Hilton Venable says he was trying to
keep another fellow from hitting y La W
renee Wilson, but the latter thought he
WAS fillu ne 5littiA -
nesses to back him up. Hilton was
fined $40 andsput under security for thir-
ty days. $ 4 "
Eleanore Ray went to Maria Hickn, ans
to look for her fellow and she prompt
~ got into trouble. for In the ,mix-up
made good dodge. Eleanore said she
never doneEit, but the crowd was against
her. and she fell back for the want Of
SO. gs .
q Lula Smith threw some rocks In the
street, and after she was bailed she went
91t and defe,t on d9d
j. SHEETS got ninety days as. d sus-
4picious character. because Il was believed
a kegS OF scr, - : d Ss5 s' 5,A
a The casef Of drunk swas not as large
as usual. and With the single execution
mitted Ito CO.. Blakey4 asked for thirty
days, which were handed to. him grace
Then the bunch hurried out into the
open air. rs sf55s 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Dr.. Hoyt Here.

Jgstica cfuehfioId had call yesterday from
aiop,' othorwiss, pr. 10. 81, H2yt. tbs o.ni-
nfni physician NJ H6w York. who haH praCti-
caDy cured him ~ his trouble The doctor
came here 70 ses '"Bpn." and the two lad n
good time while tho doctor was ~ town. Iho
lunse showed the Doctor tbs sights and the
la'tsr Was pleased and surpristd 10 know what
nhs CITY this is. He may come hers again
so9h' ~hen nc can say longer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
INSURANCE MEN TO MEET
Important Conference Will be
Held Here in Nav.

Richmond will have the. pleasure OF
entertaining the Association OF Local Fire
Insurance Agents Of Virginia during the
last week in May,
The exact date Of the meeting has not
yet been fixed, but a:conference was held
here on Friday between committee OF
tho local underwriters exchange and Pres
ident Lnnsford, Of Roanoke, and Secre-
tary Trice, Of Norfolk. with the view 10
4 perfecting arrangements for the conyen.
lion.
The local committee is composed Of
Messrs, George g, Jefferson (charmaa).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
TREES ARE DYING.
Mr.. Massie Calls Attention to
Perishing El:ns in, Capitol Square

fef1slI111g II TT
M. =. c. 5Massie. Of the Richmond bar
At a recent meeting of the Civic Improve,
5me1it League, directed the attention OF
the committee to the condition OF the
trees in the toll Square, and urged
Immediate action looking to- saving the
dying The committee adopted a resolution
designed to secure the services Of an expert
on forestry TO examine the trees and
do what he can suggest to save them
Mr.>Nlassle stated that In a wa TX through
the square from Ninth and Bank to the
gate near the jackson statue he counted
eleven trees that were dying. He char
trees as either due to Ignorance or care
lessness. He stated thatethe trees were!
being left to- die. Mr.. Massle urged that
Mr. Richardson, the custodian of the
grounds be asked to invite a forestry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
2! F1TF 7fFE9g TX - "a No 4
THE Tobacco Market.

The receipts OF leaf tobacco on the Slip
continue light, and Will probably be 30 "a u
the week The warehousemeli are not antici-
pating. but II the rain continues and the
ground gets too wet for blowing, farmers VIII
find time TO come to market and 1t may be
that the warehousemen Will be agreeably
disappoin ted ia 4 Il II i53. ssBs y & y.
lThe week 8 sales Will open to-day at tCren-
sl,a VI s. second sale at Shockoe, third at Stone
wall, and fourth at tShelburne's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

w. r. Robins and S. T. Pulliam. The
state association which Is composed OF
about one hundred local agents from the
various cities and towns, met last year
in Newport News.
The members Will be entertained this
year by the Richmond exchange. the
convention will last for several days, and
will be Of great Importance to the fire
insura nee men Of the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Supreme Court Proceedings,

# Proceedings Of tho Supreme Court Of
Appeals yesterday We're: 35
4 s,eaboard and Roanoke Railroad Com
tri,ed nv Goodrich HattonB for plaintiff
n error, and DR.. Randolph Hicks for do.
Efendantfin error. IL e l,
yYinifree VS., Jones; II alrston vs., Pan,
JAZZ q. Il, Railroad Company vs.. Watkins
enre the next cases to be called, being
Nos, & II, ne and "a on argument docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
TWO STRONG CLUBS
Richmond and Manchester to
Show JJp Fine This Season.

Show Up Fine This Season.
Manager George Bender, Of the Rich
nond team. of the Twin-City League,
announces the following as the makeup
of his team for the season:
Crawford, left field: Senf. center field;
Waters, right field; Trexler, third base;
Bauer, short-stop; Ford, second base;
ford. Watson and Shaughnessy, pitchers:
Knghtly and Stout. Brannon and Can
non, utility Knightly will captain the
team.
"a The roster OF the Manchester team fol-
lows:
Catchers, Elmore. Trexler; pitchers,
Elliott. Charter, Bowers, Kidd; first base,
Anthony; second base, Phillips; short
stop Houchins; third base, Edwards; left
field Jennings: center field. Hogan; right
field Moore; utility, Holland.
These two teams show fire strength:
lining up stronger than last season, and
with good chances by either team for
the lead. s6t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Are Making Moonshine.

Revenue Agent Thompson, who has his
Office in this city. lla,. Just<returned from
the mountain districts and reports that tho
Manufacturers of Illicit liquor are begin
revenue officials are becoming equally
active. Five stills have RECENTLY been
rajded In the mountain Districts, the last
raid being In Craig county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
OF Peculiar Interest.

The serylces at Laurel Street Methodist
Church on Sunday were peculiarly inter-
rhe REV. II, "A. Thomas, pastor preach-
ed two sermons 10 largo and deeply-trl-
terested congregations.
~ trhc trio, composed OF Mrs. ELL Seay.
Mrs Leslie snead. and Mr.. Charles Nun
nally, rendered musical selection at
The evening service. which WAS greatly
enjoyed by. the congregation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Captain Rogers Retained,

Tho retention OF Captain Asa IIogerH ns
collector OF internal revenue ~ now, regarded
as settled tic furry fcreatcd ~ publications
ernanating from Washington having passed
Just what the nature OF Captain Royers's
ntsuiances are. not knnWn Ply u y certain
so far as tho reference 70 Mr., II. O. peyeer
as nj, nsplraI,t fnr the place are concerned. IT
1a irt fair 10 Mt iJeycC IN state that he has
meyer been d candidate .or tho place, 40 long
~ no underntood that CAPTAIN Rogers would
probably bA rotAiped. In the event Of Cap
tnin Togers's Retirement no would have been
nkuirift. lLal 1la.l.6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

bllYnetts Vanilla extract.
\ used and highly endorsed ~ AZ. 'ead1hs
{hotelg.--HAdy.n sg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
sNot Mr.. Frank M. Underwood.

euei,,u Tar ulVorcc liz not Mr., Frank III.
Iindrrwood. No 100 Linden street, this
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01

Mems fancy stiff bosom shirts, made
from fine grade shirtings; perfect fitting;
we'll finished; all sizes; $1.OO values SSAr
Monday morning, each. WV
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01

Soft finished huck towels, size 17x9O inches;
well hemmed ends; red borders; good for
rooming houses; worth 1-3c; not more than
a dozen to a customer. Monday morn AS
ing, each... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01

Womens feeced ribbed vests and pants;
seamless finish vests have long sleeves;
ankle length pants; all sizes; regular OSr
soc values. Monday morning, each. ...S~S
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01

Curtain swiss; full yard wide. in pretty lac
stripes; for bedroom and cottage curtains
good value at 1-9c. Monday morn 22IF
ing third f1oor), the yard..........OhEfS
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
Unusual
Attractions
From 8 to 9 A. NJ, Monday
No Phone or Mail Orders

Fresh baked ginger snaps; regular price 12c
a pound; to a. m. only, grocery depart
ment, fourth floor, limit Of 21a pounds hr
to a customer, the pound d...............VN
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01

Boys school suits; good, strong materials
double-breasted styles for boys from to 10
years of age; $1,OO and $1.5O values. SGlr
Monday morning (2nd floor), choice. wv
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01

women's embroidered Isle hose; imported
goods of fine quality; all sizes; regular SOC
value Monday 1 till 2 o'clock, Or
the pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NV
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
DrummerS' Samples
of Lace Curtains
25C Each

About 500 samples of fine cable net curtains,
in white and Arabian shades; heavy corded
designs; these samples are long enough for
the ordinary cottage window; whole curtains
of the same grades worth up to $1,000 pair.
Monday morning, 25c each.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01

White pearl buttons, made from good, clear
pearl: six different sizes to choose from.
Monday, from 1 till 2 o'clock, liz r.
the dozen. en........................ ..............A/AN
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
These From l Till 2 p. N.
No Mail or Phone Orders

Churchs Arm and Hammer brand baking
soda, first quality; always quoted at 10c;
limit of two pounds to a customer. Mon
day, 1 till p. M. in grocery depart Gn
ment Fourth floor), the pound. d...........UN
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01

Substantial iron beds we'll made in handsome scroll
designs light blue, Nile green white; reinforced
steel joints; large fancy chs; splendid $6.4S value
Monday, each (third floor, $44S.