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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
VA,
l3(specIal 10 The Times pIspatch.)

N n special 10 The TImes,plspatch.>
sGoRDONsYILI.E, VA, Feb. ?b;-cards are
out announcing tho marriage Of Mr.. William
Balm snidow, commpnwealth's,a ttorney Of Giles
county and Mlrs sadie Lindsay slaughter,
formerly ~ Gorlonsy,llc. This wedding ", NIL
Take nace Tuesday, February 18Th. az Bar
hour Memorial Chapel BarbonrsYllle at high
noon tl Il f s{ii rs z y a,l d; ss3 I'll
Mrs., j. "a. Floyd. Mi, w, II. Martin, Mrs,
y. ltannai and Miss ruby lstpank ere
me- W " ~ II, Martin of Richmond. Visited his
lalrtnts here d fey days ago, B, &, tA[ll "
z Mr., Joseph Hall Yas bitten IN the hImNa
few days ago BY n dog belonging to Professor
MI and Mrs, Nv, H. Dnrrette, after spen,dl,ts
several MONTH With re tlles. ~ town. ne
IeturnedAto Hinton, W. (. ), /, T.. y y,
Mrs, Walters and children, Miss IN arlG ann
Master bradley Anderson, q Richmond, arr
YJsitors at the home Of Mrs 4, u f'' Nay
hugh, III s stt} KS 81 u Il, . 80,
Tuesday On account OF tho sickness,sof l'er
Mr., Mnsg l,riscoS Went ~ Riehmond I,
week and enlisted as lcayalrylpal I ~, the
United states army, Ho tls now 4 stations
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.C:;R|EW v. :: SOCIAL al

ifsE ispcclal Ia Tho rimex. Dispa tch.
Feb, eht--Mr. Il ~. Phlllps
sptn d part of this week In Bristol Tenn
visiting friends and relatives, Isl S5,2s3
Mrs Charles Wootten,s OF Greensboro N C.,35
returned home Saturday. s III :, y, rs
rctiirned horne Monday Shc WINS here 10 at
tend the funeral Of her grandmother. rs.
t Mrs' r. a. lingo has been called to tn.
be,isde ofi6 her son, Hunter. who sstss very
IN In Lyichburg . \, !, q !.
home m sIc knesA for thfSpast ten da
tF Dr., Gheslcy Mart returned from Lyn =,
burg "wednesday. where he ate ING m
- NJ Perry ellis is IN town Visiting his
parents. 81. and Mrs. d, W. q I. .
Mr. L. y I..8 Bethel Of the Gable COMPANY, n
al petrrsburg. and q son OF Captain 49,
Bethel y bo s,nfq VII, a nats
slt ! = I" Nm, la driving through the country
III was thrown FROM the buggy very
eyerely bruised. ss35s 3E355
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f|FTYTA0USA|N|||D.
EOR,]|A.M | [ !. ! ! ||I|||
Wilmington the Only Port ls,ttiI -
tircly aFreeofS Pilot
/ .E s5ias .3, sl a e. 8Es8 -.
.NEWsPAPE Rs TO Q sHA y E PASSES
The t1ouse Knocks Ont MI The
5fts,sssa Bucket Shops iii the IN
rlnl!to rile rln,es. plspat.eth.1

(sperial tosTheST ln1es-D ispatch) 3(!3S
Il RALt5rca II, e N CT D.. 2a5. Bill was 4
introduced in5the Senate to-day by MI.
lISler, nppropriating $50 100 for q state
Building ana cxhibit ut the jamestown
15xpost on. Sj u 35 III s AZ 3 n III 3a SE
LA substitute bill bolishit1g all laws
pertaining oSplotage It'll VI n,lngton was as.
@putslhrouyh bot, branches OF the gI.cgls-#
Blaturc today making that port absolute
free and open TO the world, the ne! only
bort without pilotage rest ions on the
Atlanta, coast south Bof Maine. u 3I3
I'll mo Senate bill allowing n wsp pers to 4
contract with II railroads for transport a.
tlon I'M return Observation-Disclosures known a $ v
tho free pass" bill. Easke "a Il for by the
North Carolina Press Asaocla ton. pissed
8f1e House ana was ordered enrolled Tor
ratification. "a Il s3.5 b. S i, \, ;s5
THE Woodward BILL TO proven dealing n
futures passed, IL Knocking gu I'll BUCKET
shops ns North Curollna. The 4 BILL has
@yGtStOpaHs the Scnutc \: 81. $36 S!Si
The House passed d bill u polishing the
three 5tlaysSof grace On negotiable pa per.
EXCEPT "a It applies TO sight ORA fts. N a
a $50 a Bill authorlzingst the State Board :
OF Education h to take 5000 fSonls the 7
public school fund und have published
some approved North Carolina history for
use inFthe public schools the oney I! To-
BIO returned to the school fund as the
books are sold tES5 Az \, IA.
rho Senate voted dowr8n bill nutho r.
Ing tho Issuance OF 500 zoo bo ms q g
hall OF records. s!5 IL s3 1,
THE building and loan I'LL passed tho
senate, a y did Mr.. ~ ebb' 3 bin TO purf VI
elections byareIuiring the shcrlffss TO post
SIM May lists OF all who have paid the
enoi tax. lS8 tit8 gss$ III
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4 Delightful Surprise arty

Tho boys OF the 81 Clock Club4 dslish1t.
fully entertained the girls o. that GU ~
thea ts.. We'd ncsday might a t ~ the resi-.
dencc az Mrs. yv. cI. Evans. NO ilbl ,:
q rave Avenue, Miss Nell Glenn !capturlng
TIC ladies' prize, while Eddie Mcc EAR
Vas awarded with the entlerinl y Al y 4
bert Word received 4 the. b 'e' rnose
present were Misses Margaret KNOWLES,
Fay Henry. sE,nima Brown. Louise Bowles.i
Neil Glenn, Julia Cottrell, Maude Auan
3rnd Il Ethel Evans: Messrs John Royal o!Ia
Eddie Mccarthy Bernard a4orra ~ 81, y, y ~
lie Hoppe, Albcrt, Word, JcniieTr s'u1'o''
Gray Thomas aud Clare E. 'l1l u,
Aiter. tic game "a delightful supper YES YES
ser,ed The guests dispersed at midnight,
e ter spending an njoyable 8eyen'llIHs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Sunday School Institute.

~ the February meeting Of the Church
sumday school institute Of Henrico parish parish
will lie held In Grace Church lecture room
Tomorrow "a s RI ~ rs u,
rhc devotional services WI % n. ssP ~
idmrtei1 nv the Rev g M Otis Mead .s,$
Il Papers VIII he srcnd by the Rev, y homa3
s;emmes on .'The Modern Forwa rd MOVE
ment III Our Sunday school ,l1' 1pS
tic REV. II r. Dickinson on '',f ne sun,
day schoo as Factor IL Church Wo PIN,
several items OF Interest conn ectea VIII
the institute will come up ffor &C F'sidera-
ton. 3s "A Nj ,lS} l...,,, ~ "a
The roll or Sunday schools VIII , os y
ed and attendances refiorded 5
One hundred and twenty tehchsts y 4,
mos an a the November. necsing t5ls
5hoped that there will he IN sti larger
number present at this meeting III.
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THE LEC|SLAT0RSM MUST
STAY ANID[0PAsi.s Bills !! !.

(By Associated Press.)

cllARLEsroN. w. VA, Feb. 2o'--lhe
regular session Of he l.esi siA' Wy ~
journod carly today leaving ~ tha essT
latye and gonsfal appropriation hlll Y q
second reading lll8the HOUSES ne mlnof Y
ny refused 10 assent tosn SUSPENSION 'ps. g
the constitutional rules IN order 70 az
vance he bills which had been INTRO.
duced only three days before ne eng q q
the regular session: All pro poslliohs y
both houses 10 as tend he session %sr y
voted down. Just heiorethe lseslsla IVY
adjourned Governor ~ sent " Y sl'n,
3cial message conYoniDg ne l-e q slh. VIE "
an extraordinary session, lbey1 fflnS IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
TALK OF WIRELESS
7ELEGRAPRY HERE
Mr.. c. B. cawthorn Says He
Will Establish Station
in Richmond, !.

Mr.. c. b. cawtlorp. whose Office is In
the Ebel building, said last night thu. he
expected in " few weeks to establish
a wireless telegraph station In Rishmond,
which would be in Communication With
Now York, Philadelphia and other cities
where tile system is now in use, Mr.
cawthorn represents the American 20
Forest Wireless Telegraph Company, and
says he Will shortly secure II proper loc,t-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Opening Ball Soon.

\ Manager Zimmermnrn. of the Otter-
burn Springs Hotel. is already arranging
for the opening ball of the season. The
affair this year promises to eclipse all
previous efforts on the part of the man
sagement. and Viii take place early In
June. Tho hotel will be remodeed this
season and viii be one Of the popular
resorts near Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Famous Race Horse Killed.

408 Especial 10 Inc Times DIsratch) s.
III LONDON, Feb. ab--rhe famous race horse
Donovan was destroyed at Wofksop Manor
stud this week, lt was found that the injury
liz received recently when he dashed into q
sres While running looSg N ms paddock, was
sGuss!on, some ffnnIl bones in his hend being
broken. and ON lercifui grounds, MIR NJ,
Moore, NJ. r, q, v, s., WAS compelled re-
luetantiy 10 order the destruction Of an ami
mai that won $4,000 for the Duke Of Port
land, only Sl5.p|~ below the record winnings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Personals and Briefs.
Belabored With Fence Rail.

AN a negro named John Hall was badly
battered ZIP by three young white men
jnfront of'Squrc Lylr's home on Laurel
Street, Friday night. The negro had been
chased with snow balls, and upon his
protesting he was attacked With fence
rails torn from the sauire's front fence.
lie appealed to that gentleman for aid,
but the young men ran Off and dlsap-
reared before tho squire could do any
thing. The negro says he knows the boys
by sight but not by name, and the po-
lice are now looking for them.
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"A few Linen spec Gals
4 for Monday.
NAPKINS " DOZEN.

e Gern1an -line,rs-f bleached, extra
heavy quality, sQsihchl napkins spe e.,
5cral price ~. L; -
K 4. NAPKINS, %. SO DOZEN.
Extra large and heavy dinner size
tlamask Napkins, special price $3. 80.
FANcYft oYLlEs DC. #
All white, eolored borders. salmon
or gold frngeds Doylies, special price
1Oc.g each or 81 doze z; XII sSs .sisil
WHITE LINEN cAMRRic suiTlNG,
81 ~ 25c. Va
Extra fine. sheer \ nosigh1i TO TO { show
colorcd underdresses, light flnish.S S655
inches wide. special &prlc . a25c. yard.
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/. pAM As $3.50. YARD &c,

" $40 DAMASR ,OU "A NNLU''5
\ Some of the newest and most effec:-l
tive Tpntterns shown this season rare
iii this grade: new. large open Dor
der designs IN! Egyptian Scroll, Rose ., 9
with pn@dot.flling, Sunflowers;3 Gall gil. 4
Il Napkins ata Sto match. $3.50. Extra
large dinner size 20. h
i. DAMAs<, 81 a 70.
-Tin 3 Esatin$ftnIsh linen III large .,Tu >
5blilar Rose / patterns with open scroll
$bord ers.. ELilysof the Valley with large
rose doubniS border and aa& beautiful 'l
wild flower with ribbon borde r; \,
y, NAPKINS Stostmntcl In large dinner
size 20 per dozen. Si5s Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

UUuS. a "a 81 s. 5
White Crochet Spreads In neat PAL pa:
terms terms ana good quality, SIG 48'oSs NJ
Inches, for 1 ODE Il 81
Crochet Spreads, size 7oxSo 5incnea'
good styles. unusual value fo = % ~
c,rochet Spreads Of close weave and q
,ood ,',wcight, size 72xsa inches, for.
"v Crochet Spreads. G6x76s: inches
frineed ali around. handsome pa: e rms
for RI. 4. 81 3j ~ n At !, 4, J,
Fine Crochet Spreads :,
we'll made. size 7oxoo lnGIles. a ), -.
81 ]. institutions, for Sl,10, ss
Heavy Crochet spr'es ADS II, oea 5l'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
day ia consider and pass these DELAYED
.Rummage Sale for Organ Fund rs

Rummage Sale Tor Organ Fund'
Commencing next Thursday, March ~,
and jcontinuing for, perhaps two weeks,
ladies Of tho Church Of the Holy. cNll-
fort a. viii 9hom "a. rimnlago sale at No.
lao7 East GAInn street The plrocc'eee'ds q
the sale go to the fund recently estn ,,
lished for the purchase OF an ORGAN. phu
IA 90. are requested I'd contribute such
artIolr ,ls they feel disposed to give Cast
ar Articles of clothing aae espeecinll y gde-
sired .Rl5SY P NJ III IN WEI sli@i ss6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
TIH[ HORRORS! n R ! 5
OF WH|SKEY.
/, ln,,or Habit al Disease, Readily cur'
sble by orrlne, an Infa llNal'' /, \.
# Specific. u n. .55. Z

l1t.if,s now universally conceded that
drunkenness is n disease, and the drunk
M WIN, TIC one specific for its cure, 0rrlnc.
,rh ti sremarkable remedy removes tl ~
craving for aMos, ores the atoma AZ
aggain, free from all desire for, strong
drink. s.,,, !, sf !, {3 a, 3 ~.
piyeil without sthA patients knnwledg +
Nosis FOR those who wish, to he cured,
rho medical profession indorses Orrine,
.itScan he Used ftt home, and cures TIM
ter,i,les without publicity or deten-
ton from bus mess, l'r!ce lis only y =
"a We, recommend and guarantee Qrrlne.
Polk sAiilcr-C hi drey CO., l0l II. Broad
ls ,eik saISaE s 5sr Ce $. Main
Street, II chInQnd. t q d # \. AZ VII fls III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
as much as YOU enjoy looking at them N 8

regular spot. carnatlon, scroll. rose
sand maiden hnir fern, Flour de Lis an, and
y holly wreath.
h There's no damask made at 81 q
yard that silrpasses these patterns.
t4 Napkins to ma tch each pattern II
and H3 per dozen e a
pAMAsk, s125 YARD.
$ This table linen is Of an extra fine
4 Tubulnr Rose, Scotch Thistle. POPPY,
4 Fleur dc Ills. Cat Tail, Water LILY
and Chrysanthcmum. SIS
{T Napkins to match, $..76 and ~ per
Dozen S3t n as ~ 8Sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

En'il recently the smallest coin IN circu-
latioH in South Africa had tho value Of q
cents; now 2-ccnt pieces have been miro
dleed,
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don e.tahl!s.l. the s,atIon. and 10. 4 n.

lion establish the station. and pa, II IN
operation
lie had not decided upon the location
nip TO last night ana said this would
depend somewhat Iron after develop
Inents.
Z Mr.. Ca@thorn Was not ready to so
into details, but he expressed coincidence
lishmcnt and operation Of Il wireless sta
ton here ~ tha n4ar failure, ana SAID Y.
would not on, prove ~ great benefit 70
the commercial interestsi but would result
in the Complement nfga number of poo
pie,
Developments along Nths line VIII be
watched for wilhSinterest by The public
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
{ N 3 Is anger 81 Lynching

y = ~, "a II Nj S.. Feb. 25.--trhc clty3iss
o,,inf To. night after the exciting lime OF
a hours sa mhn nes sWay stsMaes
tyyh"re liz tiie officers last night. - SUI
R hidden aud Isis s y {, mot q
known r rsiasste aeS wseve
arnor4 Vardanlan issued tl9n
% sl dressed TO tie people this city, ~
says his u 5ha abe n sea nss
For n the' nogro and to get evidence 70 thG
end that the guilty party Y, be vo Son,
vcted The Governor calls o tn n I So tplk
,anufthe Incorporate use of firearms.
Chaplain Jones TO Preach
Y, Al O'Clock this afternoon pr, ], Wil.5
liam Jones will preach IN the cha PEI q O
',rhe veterans and tho public generally
arc arc y cordially Invited to8attena
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

" Gro8 dc Ia 1e. -, 10 Iu. nat 7if
n r alior's cheviot, ~. 70 yard.
i. Sind cheVIot, l5yard. III
" e-rlng 1one8 chevtot, S1 va I'd
4 Box c heviot, = I yard v M b.
4 plain chevlot, II 500 yard y.
P panama Cloth, 900. yard. IS inches
vide. all pure wool.
Panama c 10th, I DC. yard.
Panama Cloth, VI yn rd. 81 33 IA; ~ s88ss
III Panan a Il Canvas. Z DC. yard
a PAN ina volle, Ne 81. 81 yard
Basket panama, q 2 Sc. va I'd. a "
storm, Serge, z &c. 4yn I'd. Il x; ig
WATERPROOF Serge, = y va I'd.
Imperial Serge, soc. va rd M RI 53S
~ French Serge, sSbe. yard. ss II 4
stor.,m, serge, 6Oc! yard. n ,lS
MohairR slcIlla J, 1lc ITO Hl,7 3 ga rtl VI
/: Mohalr 1riilantlne, oOc; to - -
yard. II. ]. . !. :, y, & & ysSg jE
a Forentlne M chair, 81 II, yard utfl.53
Al Novelty Mohalr, III ard.
4 Enuish Nj ohalr, soc. to F1,bO YARD yard
crepe Eaypta U,)c. yard j5l u
a Fr:enci, / Batlste 7. &c. YARD ara.
IN. Wool aatlste. SOC: yard.
3sAjI.Wool RAlbasross 5Occ. YARD .55 y
/ Ail.Wooi3tAlbatross ;tDc I. yard ara.
AIN Wool Nuns We cling. 3,'c. Va rd.7
AiI.Wooi Il Henrietta, Doc. yard,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
TO PREVENT The oRIF

L1Mntiye Broino QnlHne. Ihs World wide
Gold ana Grip remedy removes tho
ealisc. Gall for the full mans ana look
irr signature .. y, W, Grove. .4e.-ady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

3& Polite attentl o. isSi
8S3 g armer, eroadcIoth " yard o. imet, ~
~ vide, sponged and shrunkE
Il 4 German ,broadclothg with very YER inlgts
lustre guaranteed not to wa YER, spy.
All 4 4 lnproot BroadcIoth, q yard; o.
finci,es 'widc y, medium weight y MS g ~ I
4 French cloth, rain PROCEED
IN chiffon volle $50 yard.
555 q srm i Wolfe, .oO. yard
III Luplus 3VoIIe, E1.25 yard s::t 81 ".
S!,3 London Irvine volle,6 = yard.
S5it French Wolfe, NJ var r.. N "a I
rs plaid Wolfe, VI yard . IS
s SIX Warp Crepe ~ yard .8.5
SILK Warp a q mise, Soc. 50 70 !,
six Warp q enrtetta, " ar e \ !, (. "
silk ARP Ian sdoWne, VI 20 saro's
Il Mon : Y crepe, s1.25 yard, ~ inch
/ - wide. a beautiful new fa bric.
rs Rea dona crepe, VI yard IS inches
vide, soft and lustrous. u ss53
chiffon Peroia, IA. 70 yard. 81 = MS "a
4 very elrcssy silk and WOOL rapF -. Z
very much like the old ia hionlea led sl nv
and wool crepon. t is lisht- WEB ~
and very servi / n, X.
s1,a5 Crepons, .GBc. yard, ~ IN tes' n
Vide. In four different designs. .s!ll51 "a
SAoc,ellans, 81 yard. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
The most complete stock 81 NJ
Black Dress Goo as
..jin#Richnaonrld.3

We have some Very good or making aboye
shon hcre With even satisfaction than IL most 81 'e
n,ctropotan stores. Here some vi the reasons
Tb,re,. plenty q, Is ri section by:ise,
az always found n oack sooos
..A,. w, M.
m. values unusually GOOD #s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
(Conti1lu Tin . 'll.l1.A
Newest ideas il III. .5,.I ...5.
.5I6 n Covert Coats.

24.INcH All. wool COVE RT NJ 80 sgs
courless full sleeve with cuff lined With good quality
satin. perfect tailored. 5S
55s a4.iNcH5 FlrT ED BACK COVE RI NO oo: .$
Wide tailor strap scam each falt
ack WITH patch pocket itation fancy collar, trim
ned with buttons, lined with taeta. 8 gs t%
24.iNcH BALL.WooLl COVER. COAT, $50 go 90
Colaresss three tcks shoulder. down onck ahd
front, fitted back with strap 4Ss 4
22.iNcH ALL.WooL9 Owe 81 W 90.
Slot seanlsand tailor stitched good quality INNS
$24.,NoH LL.WooLS COVERT coat, s11s. 80. .s
Coarless wide tailor stitched. strap seams nack ane
front, satin lined "a. 4ss N S 8 OH # 84 sF
FTTE Q BACK Goa y, ne - -. 5
Imitation collar trimmed VIII intao. i'eu $50
quality $taffctas E,ffaa9 &s8
24.jncHs uoRuMeo COVE At, $40 90 #i 81;
Arannsh tailored, coat collar lined With pest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

" FIJI dc signs. very superior weave slzc !
3st72xs4, for y ! =
ls8 close Woven Crochet Spreads, Size ~
76x9o inches, fine styles and very d ll'' -.5
Il rableBquality for = ~ \, * ~ 4, 5;
extra Size Spreads, S2So2 incies't
M crochet weave, Marsetlles pa aver tlet.'s, 4
@fine quality. for II -, 4. |,
designs, size 74xs9, for Sl.DD1. 5 ,gj /
{ss Dainty satin Spreads, s7SxSS Inches
durable quail ty, q for " ], ~
a7 splendid satin Spreads, fine Dc. DC,
H siens. with fancy knotted Il fringe ~
N wound, corners cut out so as to- 9 rape
gracefully over foot Of bed size a, sox ';'
K inches, for w. ~ &, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Our annual sale Of
Vhite Bed Spreads 4

ousekeepers who Bcdspreads 1ron .
sllH 6nd that our annual sale offers them Delef
values than they can secure anywhere IN '5 I'D Nd
no V started eeesqR h wss i
~ fafos In prchasing ed spre A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
"a satisfactory Linen store.

s. more and more every miss statements msrepeen
BIT selling dependable the lowest possible prices
values money n
VI 4 Y H 4 Il .% ,r, SS.l]
ct for placing large import direct with he irish scotch
ogether membership iii New York syndlcate gives Is
choose rs buying large quantities gives rs the a.
5 anybody else. .#.85. 3$%s#S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Linoleurns.
Oil Cloths.
Window Shad les.

we arc prepared to; fill orders AZ
very low prices during the spring sea sea :
SOM Il II, II sta Il III q 4 II y 55 tlt 4 4
VIC can serve YOU pronlP,ls lust
now--m soe,perhlaps IMAM ta.et ~
furnishings, h. 35 \ }s
The patterns73inE domestic ana lm-g
ported l.inonums nre especially pea pea + M
/, tlrul this season. b. faS & q Ii !.
We'd like to estimate on your VI new ''s'' I
Shades, u. ~ VI 4 555i Fl y,
a postal card pr phone NJ essa 'I
viii bring m expert to Your home. X
No charge for estlma tess' IA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

DAMAsk roc. VAR Q. IL
Full two yards wide in rose, pansy
( and dot patterns; extra fine quality
II t Use. yard--so good that It often
imprcsses linen experts as dollar
~ goods.
NapkIns TO match, 2s inches square,
S2.25 dozen.
DAMAsk, III r YARD.
Extra fine and heavy Irish n aid n
Scotch Damask, 2 yards wide. IN Irish.
Scotch and American Thistles. Shan-SS
v rock. Glover Leaf Pansy, also large
pansy on smilax, vino, irrcgularSspot K
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-07
SERGEANT SMITHS SEARCH
Travelled All Over the World, But
Not Successful Until He
Reached Bemidji.

Sergeant Smith, who is re-
membered here as having been
one Of the first to join the Rough
Riders, was IN town yesterday,
visiting old friends for the first
time in many years.
He said that it was odd, but in
all his travels, he had never
found a good SC cigar. until he
went into E. A. Barker's Drug
store yesterday, where he bought
a WadsWorth Bros. ';Chico. z
Sergeant Smith has smoked Por-
to Rican cigars, Cuban perfectos,
and Manila cheroots, but from
now on, says he will have nothing
but the Chico. as it's a good,
clean cigar, with long Havana
filler, smoking with a firm ash
and regular 25c fragrance.
b. A Barker. has just secured
the local agency for the g hicos, z
and wants all the smokers Of Be
midi to try them and see if Ser
|geant Smith is not a good Judge
OF 3 cigar.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-07
lie Y Ell
OF A LAKE
Big Pump Will Deepen Natu.
raj Grand Basin at Lew
is and Clark Exposition.

Twenty five million gallons Of.
water a day will be pumped into
Guilds Lake, at the Lewis and
Clark Exposition, from now IN
til October Is, the closing day of
the Western Worlds Fair. The
purpose Of this is to raise the
level Of the lake eighteen inches,
and by keeping a currentof water
running through it, clear the.
water Of the mud which the driv
ing of hundreds of piles into the
bottom Of the lake has caused.
Guilds Lake is a beautiful
natural basin Of which 22O acres
are enclosed within the Exposi-
ton fence, making it the largest
body of water ever utilized in the.
construction of a world IS fair.
Sloping lawns lead down to the
lake shore on every side. and in
the center of it projects the Gov
eminent Peninsula, on which the
United States Governments
magnificent display is located.
The low hills which surround
Portland, their sides covered
with a luxurient growth of fir
tim Der, enclose the view on one
side, while on the other in the.
distance, rise four snow capped
mountain peaks, Mount Hood,
Mount Adams, Mount Rainier
and Mount st. Helens.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-07
Has Friends at Ada.

Ada Herald: According to a
report published in the Crooks
ton Journal of last Saturday
Duard Hitler, formerly OF. this
place, got himself into serious
trouble. Since leaving here Hiler
has conducted a cigar factory at
Bemidji and the charge against
him is that of passing worthless
checks. Mr.. Hiler's whereabouts
are unknown at the present time
but his many Ada friends hope
he will return on an early date
and settle everything in a salts
factory manner. While engaged
in business here Mr.. Hitler con
Quoted his business in straight
forward and successful manner
and those who are nun bered
among his Ada friends are conf
dent there must be a mistake
somewhere.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-07

= $4,000 $3.50 sS$s ~
is we'll known as a
blood purifier and
tonic. 1t is the
onl y guaranteed.
strictly vegetable
Ifyou
have any signs Of
.Scrofula, write as
and our physicians
winadvise youfree'
lpaly, Atlanta, @.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-07
Grand Chief to Be Present.

UrdHQ CnIeI 10 be Present.
The Rathbone Sisters will hold
a regular meeting of consider.
able interest tomorrow evening.
Lunch will be served to which all
mem bers of the order and Of the
Knights of Pythias are invited to
be present. Grand Chief Mrs.
Kavanaugh Of the order will be
present.