davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-02
Storm Swept New York.

Sioux Falls Press: The sincere
$! m~plthies OF The people OF South
Dakota will be chrcrtuily extend
Cd to the inhabitants OF storm
battered New York. though they
may feel that reasoning men and
women who persist in remaining
in such an inhospitablc region are
not entitled to great concern.
But one ought to look on the
practical side of the case and take
into consideration the fact tina
they were lei, in their uncomfort-
able environment by an inJudici-
Gus ancestry. and that during the
settlement of that fragment OF the
realm the human race had no OPP
portunity to learn of the winter
delights that abide in the Dakotas
Geographical and climatic ig-
norance accounts tor the occupa-
ton OF that blizzard lashed por-
ton of Gods footstool, and as the
people have increased in numbers
they have found themselves less
able to break away from their in :
provemcnts and seek the western
land OF abiding sunlight.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-02

Journal.
Rev. and Mrs. Thurston's baby that
has been quite sick Is reported some
BITTER.
w. G Brown arrived home Wehncs-
day from Chicago, where he had ac-
companied a consignment OF cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmicrcr, jr.,
came down from Parkston asst Satur-
day and spent Sunday with their re-
latives.
il nine pound baby boy arrived last
week 10 gladdcn the home Of Mr. and
Mrs j. p. Serr Of worthing.
August Zolnowsky attended the
wedding OF Mr.. Kochar and Miss
Frances Zolnowsky In Tabor ON Mon
day.
John Vcllek Is patching IL" this
week. He bought an extra heavy fur
e .at The tlrst OF the week. Mrs. Vel
lex Is visiting friends in vodnany.
Paul Landmann left Tuesday on a
business trip 10 Lacrosse and other
Wisconsin points for the purpose Of
visiting aud inspecting lumber mills.
John RakEsek OF Tabor has pur-
chased the Michael Bciman farm six
miles north OF town. The farm cot-
s'sls OF $40 acres and under the nan
ngemcnt OF the new proprietor Will be-
one IL the most productive farms IL.
the county.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-02

The suffcrings of the people of
New York last week we're sufi-
cient to awaken the solicitudc of
the entire country and the snow
laden blast was not content with
its devastating work in the Empire
state. 1t spread itself over New
England and there tortured the
inhabitants with its frigid on
slaughts.
The winter has been one OF un-
~exampled severity in the far east
and all the time-honored and pride
awakening records of its past have
been shattered.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-02

The United States supreme
court has handed down a decision
that the beef trust mus, obey the
lass OF this country. The beef
trust don't seem TO be worried.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-02

Subscribe for the independent.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-18
WooLsoN.

Woolson, Feb. &c. S. Walker, the
assessor, was interviewing the farmers
IN this vicinity this week. He was as
sisted by ]. M. Horn.
Little Miss Emma Horn, who was
threatened with pneumonia, has al
most recovered
Among the Fairfield visitors this
week We're: AL Johnson, j. M Horn,
Flora Cox, Emma Seaton, Jolly
Hutchins, VIM. McCracken and Oscar
Hobson.
Miss Lulu Harkins has been out of
school the past week with an attack
of pinkeye.
Mrs. Baker Hanna, who has been
seriously i'll, is reported better
w. A. Mendenhalrs little boy has
had an attack of tonslitis.
The section hands have all been laid
off except the section boss, James
Burnett.
Miss Della Hinshaw is staying with
Mrs. Emma Seaton.
Flora Cox was called home from w
H. McCracken's on account of the ILL
ness of her mother.
No. 1 school is preparing program
for the last of the term to be given
Saturday, March a.
Sumner McCracken was among the
delegates who attended the State Y
Arthur Jones is working for w. H
McCracken.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-18
CHARLTON.

Charlton, Feb. 15.-Mrs. Judson
Scovel. who resides in Warren towns
ship. died Monday evening from pneu-
monia. Arrangements for the funeral
have not been made yet.
Attorney Will B. Barger is quite sick
this week.
Julius Beck came UP from King
City, Mo-, Monday evening for a visit
with his mother and brothers.
High Wilson went to Knoxville yes
terday to attend court.
Isaac Wells is making preparations
to move onto a farm near. Lacona in
about week.
The additional blizzard of yesterday
has drifted the snow until the rural
roads are impossible. The railroad
service is badly crippled on the
branches and trains on the main line
are all behind time.
The Valentine Box supper given last
evening by the Degree Of Honor was
we'll attended considering the incle-
mency of the weather.
Milo Brightwell, Of Belinda. was il
the city yesterday on business.
Miss May Clark. of Oakley, Id
spending few days in the city with
friends. :
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-18

factory explanation they must lie be-
meath the damaging imputation that
they are in league with these offend
ers and share in some way the fruits
of their corrupt earnings.
A Monthly Collection.
The third evidence I introduce is the
fact that the chief Of police goes to
these houses monthly and collects a
stipulated amount as a license for
their immoral privileges. The gener-
ally accepted schedule for this assess
ment is $40 for the proprietor and SIS
| for each inmate of the house. At
least this is what the women them.
selves say, and if they do not tell the
truth about the matter I will accept
any correction the chief of police may
be willing to make touching the sub.
ject. But that they do pay Is beyond
dispute. All you need to do to be as.
sured upon this matter is to consult
the books of the police Judge and you
will find record OF the entries Of such
fines. Here again. as | showed last
Sunday night, you will be face to face
with the difficulty that these fines are
not entered in the names of the Of
Tending parties and it will be impos
sible for any one to come to any clear
knowledge Of the case by consulting
the official books Of this worthy officer
of the law. I do not know Just why
this evasion is deemed necessary, but
it seems to me that there is one very
good reason as far as it serves the
purpose of the System" 1t will be i'm
possible for any inquisitive citizen who
may be lily disposed to ferret this mat
ter out, to locate any omissions that
may occur for any reason whatsoever
Lest it should seem to be casting
. miserable sllr by such re
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-18

to US as teachers of morality and
righteousness, You ministers must do
your duty" So again / say. In the
name of young manhood despoiled, In
the name Of health undermined. in the
name Of morals wrecked, in the name
of futures blighted, in the name Of irft-
mortal souls damned. / lift my voice in
protest against this public policy that
is so yitiating in its results and so
deadly In its issues.
Protest Against Condition.
1 protest against this condition in the
name of imperiled womanhood, which
must be sacrificed upon the altar OF
this unholy institution as long as 1t
continues under the reverent sanction
Of public authority. No doubt we shall
always be compelled to deplore THE
rarity of Christian charity, under the
sum-" There is something III the wreck
of all that is womanly in character
that produces a revulsion In our ma
lures If she wilfully lays aside the
holy reserve of nature and resorts to
make traffic of the most sacred Of life's
mysteries then it seems as if society
insists on withdrawing even the mani
tie of charity, and exposing such a one
to the fire Of its severest criticism.
But let us not Join in this heartless
TRADE against the fluttering bird whose
broken wing forbids her reaching
again the bowers of blessedness where
she may pour forth her song OF purity
ON sinful world. Owing to her
weakness, her evil behavior, and leav-
ing IN meekness her sins TO her
Savior let US turn our thoughts 70 the
innocent ma1dens OF our own homes
and hearths and consider Tor q mo-
ment the awful dangers to which we
are exposing them in compelling them
10 i've ana preathe IN an atmosphere
SO lmpresnated with evli, ana from
Wnlcn they CANNOT escape tney
Would.
pro.est against TINS tning IN the
name OF the homes or our CITY that are
cursed, pEgnted ana shattered by this
inonstTous lnlqulty. heea not appear
70 statistics 70 make good my case.
IL IS pupllsned from the divorce courts:
IL IS whispered on the lips OF gossip, II
IS walled IN palmetto lament from the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-18
What's Ia q Name2

Intestinal Indigestion" is the new
name for multitude of stomach
troubles. 1t is the recognized cause
of heart disease, kidney troubles, con-
situation, fatulency, Inflammation q
the bladder, neuralgia, headaches, dig
ziness, appendicitis and rheumatism.
Green's August Flower goes right
after intestinal indigestion and
quickly clears it out of the intestinal
tract, speedily curing any or all Of
the ailments mentioned. Trial bottle
25c. Big bottle, 75c. AT all drug
gists. Sargent, The True Druggist.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-18

M. C. A. convention at Muscatine last
week.
The snow blockade Sunday was one
long to be remembered. The Burling-
ton has been doing very well, getting
their trains through ION very good
time until Sunday when the west
bound mail was over four hours late
The thermometer registered OF de-
grees below zero Monday morning.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-18
A Gard.

we, the undersigned, do hershy
agree to refund the money on a so caat
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup
of Tar IL it falls to cure your cough O.
cold. We also guarantee rs cent
bottle to prove satisfactory or money
refunded.
F. B. Clark, w. W. Ennis,
w. d. Elliott. East End Drug ore
8. v. Sampson. Agency.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-18

Babies skin will be soft, fair and
smooth If you give them HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea this month. 1t
regulates the stomach and bowels. 1t
makes the little ones sleep and grow
35 cents. w L. Sargent, The True
Druggist, Market and Main streets.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-18
Does He Posses Supernatural Power :

Cancers
sand md SEEMING
Miracles Drugs Threat
Upset practice by Healing
Hopeless nvalds of Diseases Pronounced Incur.
Physicians.
May Not
to to Mankind
the of His Power--Dstance Does Not
Doctor verdicts Discourage.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-18
Makes Heart Beat Again in
WOnlan's Body Rescued
From the Grave

Once Mos
onto
Disease Death.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15

Fad Inc confessed he would have been
.n!n!s.sreda TO by tho kind-heartod men
who took part in tho solemn services
tonight There was n strong feeling Of
pity for the fiicndless criminal but8 his
gcowardlSs professions, Of Innocence have
caused many 10 lose sympathy forsshlln,
4 lid will DO taken to Pulaski r Tomorrow
at 10 O'Clock by Sergeant MeNeal, the
latter place having been decided I. up 20:
3 this evening". III d :, &3S I, +. .g. &
Nothing sbut praise Is & heard ~ ~ no
mlna,lner in. whiclythe trial hns beenicetl-
}ductsd,5 Tic Judge, George i. III casselli
8the prosecuting attorney, Robert 7 7. sIor-
$dan;5thc Jury, Sergeant McNenl and the
various officers connected With the case,
deserve credit for tho! orderly manner IN
which the case has been conducted, and
the dispatch With, who'll ~ Twas carried
through, Tho Jury, of Which, Mr.. lt,,EO Q.
55Wrenn WAS foreman, left for their homes
In IsyIphburg to-day y SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
DRAMATIC Scent s ] IN {.
With PRISONER RI 4
Many Gather 10 Hear James
I,inkous}M AXE State ii
ment 38
$50 fsLneelal Z n ,rh,a rIn,es. plspalch.l

4 n fspecial to Tho Times. pispaa1tc tl2 y; Sl
EAST II ApFQ ian, l'tt-Il'e
4 trial Of Iinkous, which 3bega ~ The e
I1ustngs Court Thursday, closed TINS ~ "a
tcrnoon,lt 2.ss6 I, when Judge George q
3. cassel pronounced tie deaf y sentence en-
and set tic time Of execution Tor Fepsa-
ary l7ih. Tho courthouse wal we'll flleui
but tho crowd wastaulet and seemed gt e
feel tho solemrlly Of tho hour ltlnko w
q had neryed himself for tho occnslon, ana
ala moi show a trace OF merry ollslless.s or
fear, When asked r no had any thing N
say, replied othlngt except TINT k ll.E
swas IN innocent man., u N n AsS.
Before leaving lin court honse totdayiS
4 Linkous asked ia. see a minister, ana
n Rev MI. FOX was 1901, eloseted With THO
prisoner, lie asked MI. Fox, several
other ministers and flaylnell to Visit HIM
al tho jail this evening". lie wanted
IS IL have tho Bible read to hinil he SAID.
y Ito wanted tp make II Z stNt elnen ana
9wus going tn fell tho truth, The SSseerio
IT the jail promised TO be most dranlsttie'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
srRA,oH.rs ,wHIskiEs s.

SNoW8IIoLD8 OVER 800 BARRELS Or
/ Maryland. Pennsylvania and Kentucky
rye ~ i1skics IN bond.Fy must reduce
thissenormous stock, md iii order to do
so haVe ablished II largo retail mall
order house Note these R low prices on
8these Welt known straig hts hisk.cs;
HCarroil 3 Springs. (6 yea rs) I. $3.50. per
gallon: y essamlne Country sya.l S2,25;
sHClifton Springs, 81. 90; 2-yeargold ~ forth
g. %; ~ SIaysvilleS club e years. 1900;
8aiAthertoi,S Rye q, 90: 5Gs GsIl vert q
years. $3.5o. E Our imnierse. stock at coss
srespondingly8lo low prices. The I'd bove are
scented 81 money refunded; Prompt .shlp-
fnef,t. plain pa ckage n id fcr jugs md
packing - gal Ion, 20c. 3; gailoii; iAc.
gallon. 45c, Sdtc. Rem It certified checif.
Fill G. Il Is Li1Y, 81 Mall s Order Dept.
Franklin Street, " corner &% Seven tenth
yRcl1r1or1 sl5tss}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15

4
!. About twenty men, Incl ndI Ing four min n.
fisters, lle- Mayor and at her city officers 81
assembled lii the Mayors office when
opens out OF tho jail, a $50. 4. ! vas r. e
friendly. kindly group thnt stood about '14tt
the: doomed man. and the tende rsprayegsS!
that were prayed ana the 3h 'sP'1 ".
HYMNS thut were sung IN n clear, Ial y!
tones ,brought tears TO- he9 prisol'ef's
,as far the first time SINCE the trial
begun iss 4, s35 s 4
Confession Expected. !sss !.
$5 When tho Mayor announced that ,tlle
prisoner wished TO make y statement. y
hush of expectancy fell OF: 81 pts,eselt,
All @expected a confession. Tho prisoner
4 4, nose md said that his days We're n,nl-
5bored Sbut hesdid not fear death, zig
would not care ifit was to-mprroW buthe
wanted the people to know the truth,
8pllen raising his hand TO heaven he
Bswore that he was innocent OF the m ur-
der Of his wife 4and ch,il. lie snld & = hal
tioa knew ho WAS innocent @ sll8d
worked for his wife. INVENT y seYens Sea Ny,
and 5hal snevel' hurt n halt%of hnls head
j IIe sat down and the Mayor asked the
Rev. Mrs. Woodward 10 pray, Many shoo Ok
hands With tho doomed man, SAYING:
Ss.G opd-bye and God bless yon,9 but ~
went out moro firmly conY need y % ~
prisoners guilt than ever before, I; 81,
- News of y his expected con tession mad
spretd oYersthe town and hts story was
awaited with the keenest IN terest.
is tho general opinion now that he w!ll
not confess until lie goes on the g'1llloW y
Il 40,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Annual Meeting

The Commonwealth Club VIII hold lts
annual meeting and election Of officers I on
$lnnuary 2lst, ut $50 o'clock T, Il, f3 n
The retiring governors Of tho club are are, J:
Eppa IIunton, IT., Birton lIaSall, IL p.
Aylett, ~ n. lIalrson, w. II, Johnson;
The holaovlis are: q, mickey,
Charles ~. tBolllng,J y, l1eake, y, ~
5Jr' Warren p, Taylor. Henry "a. u
sllams. N ISirkwopd Mitchell ans Levin
IJoyllcs. x 81 a =, 1, - Z,
a me officers Mt present arc:IGi. u. boil,
INF, presidents; Levin Joynes, iee-pfesl-
sAylett, secretary, 1t ~ probable, menu
( hcrs say, TINT they will be reelected, BIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
AN AUDITORIUM.
Alderman zimmerman Suggests
Certain improvements. @ss VI

8 Assuggesttonslook!ng 70 supplying Rich
nlQnd With Il great public hall 6sufficIont-s
Is tcommodiolls to aaaommodat to nm nudl+
enco of three 10 four thousand peoploywna
made yestorday,by Alderman zimmerman.
who IS interested In music ANA iii seeing
that the city has such = public necessity,
supplied, Il. 4. 9, b, h, III n rs !,
A mic suggestion rs that tho CITY. COILS
istrlct over the present. Second Market
extending from near Clay Street almost
through 10 Broad, another story. built
Iwitllls View to use MS such "a PUBLIC hall,
suitable for conventions and Large, podlesS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
and probably will enter the race.
4 stere,oopticon Views for Men,

The meeting for men will BIO held In.
tho Central Young Men's Christian AS
ISOLATION Hall this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. DR.. ID. M. lIazlett. Of ST. Louis,
Mo-. who recently nado q tour Of the
Holy Land, and who was official photo
grapher for the Worlds Sunday School
Convention, will be the speaker, Ile Will
give IN tho Footsteps OF st, Paul" IL.
Illustrated by, high class stereopticon
views. Tho lheeting will open promptly
4 at $3.50 o. clock. VII Songs In tho Dark. s
and Miss Margaret Knowles will sling,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
i Richmond College N otes, IL

|lrho Collogiun, tile weekly paper,, pub
lshed by the students ~. ssals
lego; appeared yesterday Nv, va ts's'e
The. board ne lSditors, besides, nlessrs;
Yancey and Cutchins, editors-il i-chief, are
Professor II, e, Woodward, OF the faen y
III, Simmons, i, NJ Sayre. N. q. White
and u, b. Woodward. Jr Fills ISSUE Ia =
fine one, and As 81 credit to college tolrE'llT
ISM. & VI yssS is "A IL 3is, ! q !.
Tho stvdentstaro taking great Interest
desire Ia put d. track team into intGl-
collegiate contests this Year. " M 4
Professor s., 81, 4 Mitchell returned yes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
COAL AND WOOD.


WIZ Ar T'TT3R Y tj.. " ii MI,
tg !a /; y ad os;ss
case Won Having (. ius eonplstsd the
The Boity,I yott Will find lH x prep red TO
4 furnish I'll 10 dryest wood to Ne found and
with ourg up-to- date electrl c saving Oh ~
x fitRWe can sd W your wo oil to any len 9Th.
A desired on short mo ttcu.5 1yo especially
sEcall yolir5 attention to d large lot of good.
r plneco wood and slabs, "a we'd Iii any
Elnngths, which caro- offering ut $2.50
4 per half cord. It's Il bur gain and YOU
Will find IL tho chea pes II wood offered In
Il orr city to-day. ~ ~ o. ton Of our gers,
,llio9 ganncltott lump splirt q geniii,le
" Fire Creek Lump at S5.50; so l &c ~ the
best. ns wc do not nd vortlse one ar Gle
2 and sell atiother. When you .btiy An
x thracite Coal you want the8.best M otir;
1 yard is ono OF tho few where YOU can
Il get quality; our price Is y u o same as,
ether rell,a6le dsalasT f969 |.
4 and Washington Streets Phone 1DSys SSgS
sH-HALFi CORD SAW ED 3PINH ;2.Ts. 4
@ Oak So. 90, Hail splInt 81, 80. hes AM fira.l
cite. Lump splint, Fire "a Greek !, ailA
81 IRAN. Linden and Cary p hone 1879. k3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
MAY Run for the Senate.

ii Mr., II. walker Jeter, or IIenrlco. for
merry deputy treasurer Of the county
and we'll known to the people Of Henrico
Is n prospective candidate for the State
.scnate, for which iex-Judge y. Ashpy
Wickham ana Hon Thomas M Gardner
arc already announced aspirants. While
Mi. deter has made no formal anlIollnce.
1nent, Ills frienGa anticipate tllaS he may
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Young LadysIm Improving.

n Miss Carrie ~. Henderson, OF Green
wood, Var who recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis mt ST. l.uke's
Hospital Is now ilnproylng steadily tho
operation having proved successful, She
AZ still at the hospital. Her mother II
the guest OF Mrs.sP. j. White, No lob
South Third Street. IL NJ s, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15

Of all sorts. BY purchasing some property
on Bread Street, the hall lpight be made
to riinpracticnllyl through two blocks ex-
tending. across, Marshall! Street, 1ust33as
the Cilrsapeukea and oh svlad duct: I crosses
ms EnstY FRANKLIN; Street. without obstruct-.
ing that thorough fare In any way, s4.g ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
MIR, CATION HERE.

CandlQaI e lot LIZ -lS ~ ~
Governor Will be Here agWeek,
81 Hon j. RI eaton, OF alexandria, mem
Dor or the last louise OF Delegates ana
ono OIL tho besit known Demo rats q
Northern Virgihi,l arrived In the city last
5uights and lsar Murphy's NJ eaton Is y 2
candidate for tho Democratic nomination non
Tor Lieutenant- Goyernor, and mas le'
ceived many assure noes OF support from rf
friends, 4, II . q { 4, a. ( /.
II IIp was seen last night at us room y
NInrphy represe l w y =, ~
down on business which will keep nm
hers practically all The coming week, .lio
Ind business before tho CORPORATE on COM ',
mission, ho said, and would certainty ny 'e
here several days. i-ls5 Tx s2e "a!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15

terd,ys FRO III west Point i Va. who're ho
teliverrtad tlFpubIIc lecture fon Ia M odern
bValclnr.' Iho tprb fessor- llas $ q = vide
tspreui mid wcll- deserved reputation as a
President uintIS Mrs; 13oatwrlg returned
to tho college from HpckiDgham county
Yesterday, Y ~ Il: W ~ Il 5-S ~ sls x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
/ Ro;o:,,jFFiNn.

TAR re OTING PAPER--2-PL Y,s Us CTS
4 Roll; 3-plys IS scts.. II Roll.!ywitf caps
h and nails, at JBR CI HARDWARE C.,
$No. sos Eas Marshall Street. $ i}5&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
4 r. :; NETTING.

30 81 Ij KIN ovs 81 q u IAN BUY3PO liz
#8 try Netting II t capor ynr d. "a feet high,
\. irIl Tc yI3K(JC Gle fI ARE &c.
VI East Mnrshlll street VI r hone 02S. Ss All
sizes In stock IL ssS lisf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Richmonders in New York.

Special to Tho Tln,es- Dispatch) 933j II
Parrish and wife, ID. Axtell; g. r.. Jvol--g
ford; Holland. q. w, Sandman and wife;
Victoria. q. Moseley; Hoffman. r, H.
II cnry 5gsls III 8S a re
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15

SURE CUR n IrOF ~ p l15G u IS T y e ~!
troubleg IS Harris 8 Anti. Dyspep tic ana
81 LlthlA Water. springs located atSB,u Y *
willie Va; Il cdnt furnish test monia ls. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
40

STAG. D GRANTEE AND G RsANE,L RO OF'-
Ing, guaranteed for ten FEARS. 81 r efcr-.
once america i ationul Bank II sky
: scrnper) Mutual gB Assurance Buiidlngl
n (slsyscraperl, Jefferson Hotel New
AZ American Tobacco Co.. American Gan
Co., American L,ocomotiv w orks, r ~
Il rnond Cedar Works, nlleEo M Ills. Write
for price to A INlIrAGE MFG !, Cos,
Z Richmond, Va. 4is sgiS IL 3s !;s