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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Racing at Memphis.
f(Dy Associated Press. J

X 81 ~ 1Byf AYsocIated Prcss.) N "a
MEMPHIS. TENN, April 13.-summaries:
4 first /ace-four and g half furlongs-Me adow
Breeze (3 to ID first, Wasteful f(5 to p second,
Allure q to ~ third Time. :66, 81
Second racc--six flirlongs-Iuretta e to ~
first, Lady Ellison e to u second, Centigram
$50 to y third Time, / :l5.1-4. @ Il
Third race-mile-Logistlla q to 10Y first.
Bonnie Prince Charley (b to p second,
Lampoon go to u third. Time. 1:43.
\ Fourth race-seven furlongs-Glen Echo Il
to 41O) first, Jake Sanders Is to y second Old
England as to u third. Time, 1:2S.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures. about q mile and a
5quarter-Rip Is to ~ first, Don Ami e to ~
second, Colegian nc tod third. Time, 257.
y Sixth -mlle-Barkelmor Is to y first.
Federal (6 to ~ second, Annie Alone e to y
Malivert (25 to y third. Time. 1854 lib.
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,ho !. amer to-day. / plead fol encourago.

who suffer TO-DAY, plead FOL encourage
Laws are made by man and can be
unmadc By man, and the men who have
tnnde the bad laws are bound to utm lI,ts
then are he onr e arg an4 yo a ah te suer
Ing cry out to us who have offended.
For myself. i cannot walt for revolution.
4 All he Kind KIND Of Democracy e. Witch judge
dunno leads In Chicago and which he
will not fail TO lead wherever the Demo-
eracy may call him.
."Out of the enthusiasm and gcarnestness
which you have displayed In your can
vass we may look for a national uprising n
spircd By the same princlples.~ Nor am
\ satisfied to go forward upon n basis OF
settlement. ! want platform, and as
soon as may be, ], eanSdldate; ,Publ u
words words enough for. the banner, which we
shall carry hereafter"
Mayor Dunno Speaks.
Mayor Dune spoke to the toas T. "T sS9
= lille fIu J. Democratic party won IN the
spritir election because It's platform plain.
III Clearly and truthfully declared Tor
principles which were the best Interests
its t piatirom was sonpromise and p be- :
81 iaul plat it Father han prlncples;
s.aud high IN the councils OF Democracy
that evasion. insincerity and retrogress-
sion should have no place in the Plat .,l-
forms 81 the Democratic party. the
party must take and hold TO advanced
positions. It must keep pace with the
march or events. 1t must declare
against monopoly n any and all forms;
against special privilege In every gui:s &c
FiJeffcrson, IN his llfetime, stood for
euual rights to all and special privileges
to none. and II Jefferson were In the
flesh to-day he would be standing against
Bpecnl privileges given to THE great
corpora tons. The blow struck in Chi
cag ca, 81 probably will be followed. by blows,
OF like character throughout tho United
States. It viii also be followed, IN my
humble jud grnent. Il the Democratic party
is wise and prudent md corporates, IN ITS
next platform a ringing declaration IN
favor Of government ownership Of inter.
state railroads, telegraphs, and express
4transportati by a decisive victory = IN
favor Of the common people of this co n--
try. !. .,.,s q. !, j, i,
and II 1t remains aggressive, 1t Will carry
the country. t q u 5 "a ,Ssssi
Mayor rom Johnson, OF Cleveland, was
the next speaker. Mr.. Johnson also spoke
on municipal ownership He discussed
the possibilities of municipal ownership
from n tractton5 experts view. Ill ~
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MANY COMING EASTER,
City Will be Filled With Visi
tors From N earby Cities.

Richmond sSwill be filled with visitors
on Essters Monday, Isxc ursions from al
IS e sp s5d h ons
or8Imore Will take many RI chm nders
away to Washing ton and other points =,
q The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will
operate four excursions from various
directions to thisls city. and the Nor
folk and Western will bring at least two,
The Chasapea and Ohio will run one
from Old Point. Hampton and Newport
News, arriving here mt ] u a; NJ. ANOTHER
will be opera ted from Norfolk and q. =, Ports
mouth arriving here at 11:4o. ~ Stii an
other will be operated from Gladstone
and intermediate points on the James
River Division, arriving here at 10 10. e. 4, NJ,
and still another from Rosney, Bucking-
ham and Adherence, branches, arriving nj
The Siso Norfolk or Six: and Western Ralway viii
operate special trains from Norfolk IN
the East and F'armyille in the West, and
expects to bring largo crowds.
4 Mrs. Gill will operate an excursion from
this city'ito Washington on Easter Mon,
day, returning Wednesday. This VIII
be for the benefit of the Male Orphan
Asylum. These annual Washington
Easter excursions usually carry mum"
her OF Richmond couples with matri-
3monial Intentions to the national capital,
where age is little barrier to union. 81
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JOINS 10 three hits Two OF these. triple
by Stanley and Single by Devres. came to-
ge.her. n teh second Inning and secured 81.
John only run. Cardinals eight hits were
CATERED. d and none OF her runs earned Nc
Cardcils pitched tho last four innings for St.
John $ and did not allow q run. The features
son. CAROLINA rightfleldcr. after q Wong run
and a catch with the gloved hand OF thrown
ball By stem, their se-baseman. Carolina
sco rAI Nv innin rs. ~ q a r. II. Z.
Nosth Carolina al :. \. Il % 2 20 o--s Isl 9
81. John 8 !. o 0 0 Q OIL Q
iterson and James. st. Johns, Staley Nc
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AUCTION SALES !, Future Days
CIR cen & Redo,
REAL ESTATE AUCTlOnEERSS
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Az.
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF the FARMvlLkE &
{ P0WnATAn RAILROAD col |. y
pAnY.

+. By. virtue Of two DEGREES rendered BY
the Law and Equity Court OF the city
Of l' asha one On tho slss and nd
agsS 7 fas shors s stya
hSPaS F1R &c. !, SARAIydYLaLM
SUING 'f F6h Il &C. v. sA j. 4; sdsiaiit
OF the amount sufficlent to pay on
the liens on the property within the
fwsrty days BY said decree
who were appointed special comnissio =
( to acts as directed BY said DEGREES, viii
eSest bader az y tR oo south uGs from;
CITY Hall In the city Of Richmond, Vir-ss
v5R M5A, Az IT TIT r 5 BHEaa PAY A. ~
free Of all liens and encumbrances what
soeyer5 except taxes assessed for the cur-S
rent year all the rights privileges prop.
and interests Of the Farmville & Powha-
main M line Of single track. narrow gauges
dred on the james River. near City Point
IN Chesterfield county, where the company
has "a tba snd
ward county, Virginia. approxlnatingS
getner with all Dranoh lines, spur tracks,
sidings, depot tracks. and yard trafkS;s
tapproxlmA ting thirteen miles, rights SgoSS
way, depot buildings and grounds. snopess
! warehouses;, whnrves, terminals, scales.s
telegraph lines, telephone lines. store.S
houses stores and supplies, machine
shops, machinery, tools. appliances, loc0.s
motives, coaches, cars gondolas, \ real
5esta to-. offices. office furniture books and;
books OF account, stationery and gsupplies,;
and all other prop ertys u every kind and
description Of said Railroad Company
wherever situated Except cash In bank
or In the hands OF the Receiver OF this
Court and his tAg ents,. and any debts, ad-s
counts and balances due to the Receiver
{ and his agent from any parties wnatso.s
ever, both on the day OF sale and on the
day Of the Gonfirmat ton q said sale.) s
as follows x: n thoasandi
which shall b, paid to the commissio1ls
and the residue ,ofss5o 900. when the saisI
of six and welve months. from the day
gotiable notes Tor the deferred payments.I
right to anticipate the payment Of saiIi
notes 3 and the title to be retained until
a@conveyance directed by the Court. 1910
sS For further particulars as to said rail Z;
road and other property, parties are re-
fered to the receiver, Col. II. M: r. sT Tai.
cot at the Offices OF the VI Colnpany,f
NintE and Main Streets, Richmond, VII
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Results at New Orleans.

aI - a .E7I (By Assocated Press) l.II- ~
4 NEW ORLEANS April s13.--Sunmaries
First race-six fprlongs--Ailss Kennn III to
10Y first. Esparance ZIG to u second, Spring
Brook Is to u third, Time. 1:lS.
Second race-six furlongs-AYo San us to 81
first. Parlsienne q to- u second, BarEn
Cream ia to u third. Time, 1:16 3-5. G
Third race-seven furlongs-Kilties az TO 81
first. Lady Mercury eco to y second. Charlie
Dickson 70 to u third. Time. Lao 20.
70 to u first, Flamboyant d6 to y second,
Malivert (2g to y third Time, l;64 Id. Il
Y Fifth race--inile and a quarter--TIymett,ls
10 to 81 first Roundeay s(8 to o. second,
Gigantic 40 to y third. Time. 2;la l-5
y sixth race-mle and a sxteenth--Rogers
Smith ds to ~ first, Ada Mo to 81 second.
Jean Gravier Is 10 y third. Time, 1851,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

Twill sell THIS DAY at my n.arerooms,
90 Broad Street, commencing at! 1890 A.
M, Large. Massive, Superior Oak and
Beds, 3-piece Hand Carved Mahogany
Parlor Suit, Fancy Parlor Tables, Rock
ers, wilt ton, Velvet and Administer Drug
gets 4 Handsome Glass Front CHARTERED
Bed, bookcase Desk and Wardrobe cons
bined; CHARTERED Oak AIirror-F Front and
Hall Racks; Bed Lounges and Couches.
100 d Choice Pictures. Handsome French
Plate Mantel Mirrors, 20 Medium Oak and
Walnut Bed Room Suits 100 Assorted Cob
bic Seat and other Dining Chairs. Dining
Tables. Drophead Sewing Machines, ODD
3Alattres SEES, Oak Walnut and other Re-
ifrigerators: Office Desk Office Chairs,
Kitchen Furniture, Stoves, etc.
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IDavidso,1,,. s IA. and mi. i.
. llfsrL,,aeinil N The mined. pIspatch.,

Especial to The Times. Dispatch
s$WINsTON-S SALEM, n. C, 81 April 10 -David-
son College defeated Al and NJ. College here
this afternoon by the score Of 9 to IL ne
son secured ono in the first ono in the fifth
three m the sixth. and one in the seventh;
A. and 81. one In the first. Hits, DAVIDSON
ga and M.,a 3; earned runs. Davidson 8 !;
a. and 81. one; errors. A. and NJ s. Davidson.
81: Vail for Davidson struck out fourteen
men. and laval for a. and NJ. 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
eaton Has the Grip.

tack Of grip, from which Mr.. James r.
Cation is nov now suffering, at his home. on
North Columbus Street has 4Sro,eS
the ahand eminent the FTP FTP t throush
had planned to begin the latter part Of
this week III the interest Of his candidacy
for Lieutenant-Goyerno
z Mr., Cation is not abatlng his efforts,
but states that hesis In the race to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Successful Rumrnage Sale.

A The ladies' OF Mrs. ]. w Rainey's Cir
Gle, having closed the rumnage sale. which
Main Street. announce that their efforts
have proved successful and that a nice
sum has been realized for the. benefit
Methodist Church.. They are
DESTROYS OF ex pressing their sincere
thanks to those who so kind ygnve them
tlemen who hauled their parcels to the
sale room free OF cost.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
". P...I., Il; Roanoke, q.

~ (Specini% Ito The Times- DIspatch.)
B1,ACKsBURG, VA, April 13.--V. T. 81 /.
won from ROANOKE College this afternoon by a
md did excellent work in the box. He did not
have as good support. however.Sas did his OPP
ponents J. Bowmah played good second,
,cntchiny. a hot liner In professional style.
KeiIv pitched a fine game for Y. P. l.. and
received excellent support. Chase caught q
steady game. and Shepherd, Harris and
Cooper did fine work. Lee showed up well al
second, and his sensational catch OF a hot
liner Win one hand was the feature OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Property3iTr

Richmond: George Ainslio and wife to John
p. Branch IS 1-2-lasssfeet on north line OF
sCnry Street. S47-lo feet west OF Tenth Street,
ana 54s1-e-l2 feet on west line OF Tenth
Street, es 10 feet north OF Cary Street.
Henry Henry T. capen ana wife TO "; r. Grey.
10 feet on north line OF Lcogh street. NO NO.
Carlton Jackson e spss!a! 'as s te
Pine Street, southeast corner Of Cumberland
Street, $780, S. -, :, a 49,, Z <
feet on north line Of Leigh Street, e65 feet
Rosaind Louise spott's, trustee. to Walter
E q tpevtnn a2 feet on east limo OF Third Street.
feet south Of Baker Street s1G 9ast On north
fllne Of Leigh Street, 2so feet east o. Kinney
Street. $l.700. i. "a 1,oro
Dixon. to- II. Dixon, 80 feet on east side OF
Fulton Street, {20o' ~. =. :. MA liar.
atain Isffeet on west, side of Thirty-second
street, 81. feet south Of Street, $3.50, :.
S'A-5TVNTON CAT.FS Fnri,re DAYS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

BY virtue Of certain ;er deed Of trust
tho office Of the clerk OF tho Circuit
Court Of Henrico5 county, in D. B. 10 "A,
page 179. default having beenf made in
the payment OF a portion OF the debt 50.
BY the beneficiary therein SO to do. we
WI g. FRIDAY, AsR1L IL. 1905,
at o'clock 2; Nj ,, on the premises, pro
erty. conveyed therein VI: Al that GER
thereon. lying and being in the county
Or HenrIco. W.. beginning g. 9 point on
lis Intersection. with tho Northern line Of
wardiy along and fronting. on the he ga said
and extending back westwardly from said
front. between parallel lines. ,12o feet.
This property will pay well as an In
vestment. and should attract the atten-
4; TERMS Cash. as to all costs OF sale;
taxes to day Of sale. and 2 debt Of s42;
from August II, 1904, with interest from
day Of sale. Residue payable n , cash,
w. F. Redo,
49, Trlsteas I,
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BY j. D. Caf11eal & Son,
Real Estates Auctioneers,
No HOS p. Main Street.
Trustees Auction Sale Of
That Valuable Residential
Brick Property,
No. 2O7 East Franklin Street

BY, virtue OF g certain deed Of trust.
Richr1iond Chancery Court clerks office,
ayIns bsen made II the q
portion trls Of the debt secured thereby and
having been required by the beneficiary
therein 10 to do, will. on
Friday, April 18th, 1905,
ss sss he R5S
erty fo tSs ser thape nes ys parcel Or lot
Including dwelling No. 2o7 East Franklin
Street lying and being in the s e,ity Of Of
RshH1d srest q We s0a seeon sae and
and nd Inc Inch east q Second Street and ex.
southern se't lin line Of q + Ffranklln street. y u
Twenty-Six Feet and Two
Inches (26-2)
and back y, at right angles and between
or less, to an. alley IS feet and inches
p Tas q 9e te etyp a Of 81 r 7 me
thoroughly desirable locations to be had.
streets ths pTopery viz continue an
enhance In value and will always COM
mand lrst, class tenant. It is nowv
three rooms reserved. The dwelling Is
convenient and wel-built with about IS
rooms, halls and closets and has a bath
desirable property. Any one desiring to
place money whore they will always have
n solid and regular Investment, will do
we'll to attend this sale. VI
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all cost
OF sale. all taxes to day OF gale,s and a
debt Of $4,000 with interest from Octo-
Der 2, 1904; balance at II months This
rNrN a~f1 {b Fcro ottfNin n n
OF trust OF $500, which will he due
March 10. 1907 bearing five per cent.
interest. Z,
Trustee.
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Bishop at Williamsburg.
lIsnocIaI "a The TImes- tch.)

y a Especial to The 7IInts-DIsPalcH.1 "a
slyyILL1AMsBURG. VA, April 49,
Bishop a.. NJ Randolph preached al
tBruton Church last night and confirmed
a class Of sixteen. Although the weather
was very inclcment, a largo crowd was
present to hear the bishop. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
SPECIAL AT 10 NOON.
Is Assorted Metal Frame
Show Cases, 5 Counters, so
Assorted Candy Jars. Sale
Positive; Terms Cash.
GEORGE v. OLIVER,
4 Auctioneer.
By Green and |Redd,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

r RUsTEEs, AUCTION SALE or A
DESIRABLE 3sIX-ROOM 8& BRICK
BATH; Also a THREE-RooM cor.
3TAGE IN REAR, 9 AT4hTHE NORTH
WEST CORNER OF DINNEEN AND
.HENRICO STREETS, IN HENRICO
COUNTY. ia 6;f n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
IIL.and Assesso,,,rls Meet,

The land assessors have completed
Madison Ward and will BIO at Room No.
s. City Hall, to-day, Saturday and Mon-
day from 10 o'clock "A. NJ. until p. NJ,
All parties Interested arotinvited to call
and examine their assessments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
BANK ROBBED /. D AND
WIEE0F BANKER. shot.
But Business Was Transacted
as Usual Yesterday, Notwith-
standing Troubles.
/ (By Associated Press.)

rs. cHERUBUsCO. IND, April 1S.-six
unknown robbers early to-day robbed tho
private bank OF Oscar Grandy and Conn
s Mrs. Grandy, wife Of the banker. was
shot In the neck BY. one OF the two
guards stationed outside while the safe
was being blown open with nitro--glyc GER
Inc. She will recover.
After the robbery the men Jumped into
buggy and drove toward Huntertown,
Mr.. Grandy and several other clt1zens. N
bank to-day transacted business as us,
ma. iiii ~ !sstl 1890 sB Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Do BY. B. Elam & CO.. #
Real Estate Aucttoneers. AZ
PUBL1c AUCTION Is SALE L.l''
No. 1900 West Main Street,
3NoRTHWE EST CORNER PARK STREET.

BY direction of the owner, who Is re-
solved to sell, we shall sell by public auc-
MONDAY NEXT. APRIL 17TII, 1905. .
at $50 o'clock p NJ. the above names ,1t;e s,
lot fronting "a 5-lax12O feet to an alley
The dwelling is a very substantial frame
building OF I rooms. well lighted and Wei
ventilated. and o most desirable corner
residence. It will always rent to a good
class OF tenants or Will make a conf e.
= iTDfIAi S-Extra easy and announced az
sale. y. y. ELAN g 1. S 'ssS... ti
iApl 12-5t Aucrlos'ee hE' = VII
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By A. L Adainson


- RUsTEE,s sALE OF a yALuABLHI
] RESIDENCE, CORNER u IG H
$TEDNTH AND YYEREIsr sT ;E SIe1sl
MANCHESTER VA. ON sATuEDAfsS
APRIL Is, 1906, AT 8 O'CLOCK RI Nj,
ON THE PREMISES
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust exsenteds
June 26th,5 1906, TO the undersigned, ana
recorded In the Corporation Court clcrk.4
Office for said city. In D, B. 81, page ~!
and bong required SO to do by the beneit-
the day, hour and place named above that
very desirable esldenca. situated az the
northwest corner OF Eighteenth and Ever
att Streets, lot fronts 63 feet by no feet
deep, There Is a nice cottage house on
this lot, in good order. and IN q plcaAAns
neighborhood. and should attract n tens
tion. n !. N s.. :. Il
taxes. if any BIO due. and e nay on the;
balance due on the debt secured ~ tAas
said deed OF trust. $6a5t %; residu Y any,
upon such terms al viii be made known an
sale. !, !. (, ~
b. nv. WEIsIG Err, SSs
Aplsf-st ssu = Is'.1ss 81
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Z The Teaching Of Jefferson.
fContInued from First Page.l

Ihe reaching OF emerson
1.-THE third Jetfersonian1 I, doctrine loot ne
t una Is tsa nSx being tha assa
The positnon that the earth belongs, IN
to each aha
paney s his dostrne d had been been
manAfestlY unfair to permit railroads
and municipal corporations to mort gage
auot eup aeff egs against the tissue
of private monopoly.ass y Il
ow os5s a dGr ssy a se sss9
improvements than for q city to permit
t9 Issue 4ds baSed
suco meiHpg's gonerations Then too there
Is a very clear distinction between a debt
Inquired IN the ai, !,I' OF mns
to- the city ETY. and the incurring Of a debt
which brings mo specific return. {. !,
wea stsaea e Fin sa Esht q ss esn
trolling purposes furnish, guidance for
US now. and viii furnish guidance for ages
san nar a te asSay 81
the love Of Ills Fellows. he turned tho
tanng grester ear aDf s
Vices OF mankind And although his com
temporaries showered upon him the highs
fse s Mos as eSe en bsyoss ye h eoN s
to calculate No words or figures can
measure the value5o of the gift that he .be-
slowed upon the race, Whereyer men
contend FOR human rights his words
strengthen and encourage; wherever
patriots devote themselves to the In
Yestigation of problems OF government
his Stresea riches and his exposlt!ons 8 IL
lumlne and direct Every great forward
~oyemehE hears tRs I'M, lmsfssiS1 q h's
IN IN the sphere Of pol tics:. Warriors have
Won fame upon the battlefield and have
rearranged, i with their swords, the maps
Of nations. hut history firms with
3tillery parks at last rules the world.
and that "back Of thought is love-.
HJefferson's love for mankind was lis
controlling p.lssi and IT.: OK tended to
general Ions q unborn, As 3fSWe x cello brate
his memory on the adversary Of his
birth, we can say as those could say
Speech of Mr.. Williams,
Mr.. Williams took for his theme Equal
Rights to All and Special Privileges to
None Z a The speaker was warmly well
coined by the banqueters, He said IN part
~ am here toni ht with faith not
shaken In the undamental y ri PIE 81
pemoc that there shah be Il 'eapial
none, WegN II TsleFel - relieve those
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-17
School Shoes for Boys and
 Girls.
A Word About Fitting.

The foot ease" of a life time depends upon the care with which a childs foot is fitted during the formative period. The soft and growing bone is very easily mis- shaped by an i'll fitting shoe, but the wrong doing is not realized until too late to rectify. The fitting of children's shoes is entitled to greatest care. We fit with greatest care. Bring your children to us for correct fitting. Boys Kid or Calf Lace Shoes, 200, 2.5O
 and 800 Little Boys Kid or Calf Lace Shoes. 1.5O,
 200 and 2.50 Misses Kid Lace or Button Shoes, l5O,
 200, 2S0 and 3.10 Misses Calf Lace Shoes 800 Child's Kid Lace or Button Shoes. LOO,
 1.5O, 200 and 2.50 Child's Calf Lace Shoes 2,50 Misses Tan Russia Calf Lace Shoes BOO Childs Tan Russia Calf Lace Shoes 2,50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-17
New Fall Wash Goods.

Goods Department adapted early fall Par iclla has chadrens school dresses
 solid coors yard only Wc Trass a are ,-nches n I wide per yard TT i2tc Fall Mcerizd Plds
  handso yard only SgC Flnneln n a select Price on,v raNeu '' ' ~ 35c ~ Our own Fall Importation Wastn handsomest collection
 
 yard aSS Snring Madras in all the yard 35c NeWPe Fannes vFlannele in the dark colors yard LUG find all I iaht aT and dark dark Outings % Der yard l2ac
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-17
Informal Showing of Early Fall Millinery.

the Millinery Department since the Markets There besides New fok stunts all alopening and must wait noWsuch lot styles
  rounded edge bell shape There are blocked felt the We handle every celebrated tailored hat Everything worth 
 A Leaders: kboutd o@sS a.sd er - 98c
 
 
 
  o don from the Eastern ana wesh Mes a ea mAe'~ M " @
  all the leading S 2' at o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-17
E||,K!10MZ05Sza4z] @ HKJ
Some Changes.

In making repairs and placing new elevators 1t has teen necessary to move a few of the depart ments, and for the con venience of the public we announce that the Crock cry Department has been moved to the second floor
 -the Boys Clothing De- partment in the space for merly occupied by the Crockery Department, viz: the right of the store in the rear-the Black Dress Goods have been moved from the front part of the first aisle to the rear of the second. as you approach the office meZZanine. It is important to know these changes-it savesyo time in shopping.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-17
EKDE16SSz7z|
 MLkJ
Shopping Cards.

At the beginning of the new fall season we urge once more upon our GUS toners the use of the shop ping card-we urge it for their sake. The difference to us is very slight-but to you it is very important, and if you will pardon us, we will reiterate the advan- tages to be had in the shop ping card.
 If you take your goods with you, use a shopping card then they are delivered all at one time, in one bundle Things will not be for gotten or left out, or deliv- cry split up-1f you are in a hurry they can be dellv- cred so much more prompt ly with the shopping card.