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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Black Goods.

ASSNeSN ITS LII .H.a
Cloths, u to "a,
Henrlettas. 80, 76c,
41,W.
Ienrlettas, silk warp,
41,W to $3.50,
Drop p'Ete. also.
S2,bO.
Quaen's Cloth. &l,8b.
Grammatical Prunella,
Sl,86, Gl.hO.
Prunella, 41,0O,
Readona crepe, ~,
Crepe dc Chine. Toe,
41.
yo!les, 500 to ~ 40,
t.pama. hOG to
1.bO,
Storm Serge, 300 to
$3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
TO Preserve Fruit BY Sulphur
Process.

Editor OF The ,Timcs-D Dispatch: $t Il. .s
b sir.-1 notice in The Times DIS patch
query column "a Constant Reader" asks
for receipt TO put up fruit BY a sulphur
process. enclose the receipt asked Tor Tor.
"a "a READER.
Prepare fruit as for preserving; put
II, a basket or on a dish. and hes.waterl
in Jars or bowls. Smoke II in a box or
close closet so the smoke will not es--5
cape. Allow a half gallon Of water and
tablespoonful OF sulphur TO q gallon
OF fruit. Smoke all together fos half
an hour, using Goals OF fire with the
sulphur. Use no Tin vessels Put fruit ri
In stone Jars or glass cans, and cover
with the water It viii not freeze. s3t5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Oriental Rugs.

You can buy your oriental rugs here
with perfect safety. Every rug in our
collection represents real worth. The
prices we are daily told are unaPproac
anywhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
RYAN and Elkins.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch 81
tsir,--pleasc publish postoffice address
Of Thomas r. Ryan; also Of Stephen IS.
Fixing. g,8 INQUIRER.
Mr. Ryan's address lis 80 Nassau Street (
New York. That OF Mr.. Elkins is Elkins.
w, Va, or MOI Broadway, New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Green Tomato Pickles.

Editor OF Tho Tlmes-Dlspatoh:
sir,-Please publish In next weeks pa.
per good recipe for making green to-
mato pickle, and very much oblge
A SUBSCRIBER.
Slice ono peck OF green tomatoes. six
green peppers and four onions strew q
cup OF salt oyersthe slices in layers and
let it stand one night. Tho next day
turn the water of and put them in a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
QUERIES. ANIL,
.....AN.SWE|f:'R!:'':S:,
Senator M artin's Salary.

i}f Sena tor wi aTtlIl 8 Odldl y. ss
Editor 81 rho Tit1,es-D tch:
I Sir.-WhatIis. salary OF Hon Thomas
8. Martin, United States senator?
~ ~. ~ Il9 r. H.V
AZ United States senator, he receives a
salyry Of 5000 a year and mileage. s5.
Sings Wanted.
editor OF rho Times.Dspatch: Il
slr,-WI you not kindly publish the
words 10 tho SONG, wait ''rlll tho War,
Love, Is Over? -.
Editor OF The Times Dispatch
sir-Will some one please publish the
following song entitled Troll on silver
Moon? Many thanks for your Kindness
rho song is n very old one.
D I$5 MISS r. X.
Can any Of our readers comply with
tlleec requess7
a Question Of Etiquette.
Editor OF The Times Dispatch: Fl .5
z sIr,-ls 1t customary for d young lady
to accompany n young man to me ao 10. sc s
That is a matter OF taste we DO not
think IL in good form, however, unless
the couple are on very friendly and md init
mate terms.
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e Third Floor. 4 "
Tapestry Table Covers. u

in an immense Variety Of Patterns and n
Colorings at8reduced prices #S#i8
1914 Tapestry Table Covers, we're So % and
Reduced to S1Os. N fs vt
1914 Tapestry Table Covers, we're IS and ss.S
Reduced to seos. # sisaFS5Es
IA Tapestry Table Covers, 4s T. 500 Re- sers
duced to 26c 0 ia Z II. 3 5s3s 35 3#5sSs
Oh Velour Table Covers, we're $3.50, Reduced
to 81. 0S. 3& S ssSSi
1914 Velour Tablo Covers, were s14, now q, os.
rs assorted Couch Covers, Of Tapestry. etc--asjj
IS, 50 and 81 ones now 43. 0s 5s VI: hi;
So and SO. 50 ones now II. 0s. TIL s3#sS ssg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Correct Weaves in New White Silks

Correct Weaves in New White Silks.
Bond Faie, 21-nch, II 80. s 3i55
Peau dc Cysne, 1-inch, FL 90. 5I{
X peau de Sole. 2l-inch, ~. 100. S
Liberty Satin 23-inch, 800
Pongee,S 20 inch S1.OO
Loulsinne, q Inch, Toe, CO. ~
Satin Duchesse, 22-lnch. &1O0 and R1.6O,
Messallne 23-inch. &1.OO.
Taffetas 21-nch, 50c, 75c and 800
Taffctas 81 Inch, LOO.
China silks, 36-noh, E10O and $1.2b.
China Silks 24-inch, 5Oc,
A1oires figured and striped. Toe to T"OO
Crepe dc Chine, ~. 90 and III 90.
Partisan Crepe de Chine 44-nch, $3.50
Peau de Soleil, %l.OO.
New Black SilkS.--Special Values.
Fl Ss-nch Spot Proof Tatfetas, SLID,
81 Inch Spot Proof Taffetas, a. 90
2O-nch Spot Proof Taffetas. 7oc
Black Taffetas. 20-ineh. AS, 30. 70, soc and ~.
Chiffon Taffotas R1,OO and ~, 3D.
8e-nch Pea,l dc Sole. $1.4O and s1.Os
Grnndmothers Silk, OOc. N
Crepe de Chine-..a Special.
"a Inches WIDE All Pure silk, and in every shade,
value Toe; special, 900, III.
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Opening Sale Of Fall Silks.

silks! For
glorious Delightful weaves TOO N uun
is fabric Is. 49, 40
friends with ne say
-18 a.,,,r nav
coored popular new
much demand Il
mede1y fashionable silk stock complete ana
adv the mostcri
W. hope for this zig THE SILK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
"A Republican Puzzle.

Editor Of Tho Times-Dispatch:
Sir,--Toa satisfy an sold and constan.
reader OF yollr paper. as well as an olo
y Republican,, please answer the toiio"ins
z question: III the amount contributed by
the insurance companies and other cor
porations to the last campaign fund 10
( paid back to the stockholders, will 1t be
paid by those elected to office, and In
whose Influence It was used or VIII We
poor devils who are already overtaxed
have to bear the burdcna".s would like
to see this question answered.
5sEs y. w. OBJ.
THAT is a puzzle which the Republicans
must solye for themselves S;:ls,i
~ IS Ss,S ~ 9t,. ~
Crossing the Bar.
Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
.Sir.-Will you please. publish In next
sundays paper a poem by Alferd Tenny-
son called Crossing the Bar
CROSSING THE BAR.
sunset and evening star,
And one clear call for me,
81 And may there DO no moaning OF the bar
When put out to sea.
II But such tide as moving seems asleep
TOO full for sound and foatn
When that which drew from out tho
ss85'ssN DOuIulcsS uce
Turns again home.
Twilight and evening bell
And after that. the dark s
And may there be. no sadness Of fare-
well. $s.l5
When embark.
For tho from out our bourne OF Time
and Place, HI
s The flood may bear me far,
hope to sec my Pilot face to face,
when I have crosst the bar.
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New Weaves in Colored Silks.

New WeaVeS In COlOred Silks.
Pompadour silks. in new checks and stripes. 90
s76c, FL H1.2b to ~.
Mores. striped checked figured ana dotted; !. all
colors Use. III, $3.50.
H New Plaid silks. 7bc to ~ 90.
Bond Taffetas all coors, Soc.
+ Bond suitngs, all coors. ~ ~.
Bond Faille all colors. $3.50.
Taffctas. MI colors, 90, 75c.
Rajah all new shadings. 81 25.
Diana, all colors, S1
3 Messaline. all colors, ~.
Peau de Cygne. II.
velyeteens. all coors. 81, s1.2b, $50.
III Chiffon Velvet all shades. 81 80, %, 81. 90.
Panne Veyets, every shade, ~. 90.
SILK yelvets, -, $40, 70.
New Evening Silks.
Pompadour Tattetas, IN new and very effective
designs, VI, III. 49, $3.50, ~.
Pompadour Crepe de- Chimes. in very effective
designs and colors, F1.2b, $l.3b
Peau de soel, all coors, ~.
Crepe de Chine. all oolors, 80. zoe. ~,
q Figured Chttons. new and very effective 500
Al.25.
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Al Sir.-What the snlnryEof Hon. Thomas
8, Martin, United States senator?
- s'A'A- " - ~ u ~.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-01
THE DISI,IoN DEoIsIoS.

The citizens Of Ratharum bave
cause TO ieel proud Of the great vic
tory they gained in the surpeme
court, which put a stop t. the divis-
ion Of kootenai county aud the re
moyal Of the county scat from their
toHu to Occur d'AIeue 10 this
victory they owe much TO the per
soual effort Of c. L. Heitnau. who
has eSerted himself early aud late IN
their behalf Occur d,Aleue and
Standpoint made an honorable and
hard fight for the two new counties
and succeeded IN securing the passage
Of the law through the legislature,
bat by the supreme court decision. In
which Chief Justice Sullivan seems
TO have reversed his record In former
parallel cases, the Law l. declared .uu
constitutional by the opinions Of
Ailshte and Sullivan. Judge Stock
Slayer disseuted aud stated that be
believed the law valid The Press
does not wish 10 impugn the motives
OF the judges who gave the opinion
against the law, bat some serious ac
cusattons are being made against
them, one Of which Il that Ailshi,
was an active lobbyist against this
bill during its passage through th,
legislature and Il Is said that his In.
fiuouoe was used in trying to defeat
the measure. These rumors have
tendency 10 lower the dignity Of tn,
court and cause the public to los
confidence In It's integrity. No sucl
scandals were circulated about judge
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-01

A Thousand Dollars worth Of Coed.
81 have been afflicted with kidney
and bladder trouble for years, pass
ing gravel or stones with excrueiating
palm" says A. II. Thurnes, we'll
known coal operator OF Buffalo. o.
81 got no relief from medicine until
/ began taking Foley's Kidney cure,
then the result was surprising. A
few doses started the brick-dust. like
substance and now l have no pain
across my kidneys and | feel like a
new man. 1t has done me $1,000
worth Of good" Foley's kidney
cure will cure every form of kidney
or bladder disease. For sale by the
Occur d'Alene Drug Store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-01

former decision was wrong, we
must submit to the injustice in
definitely, Call 1t justice from the
highest court in the state. We call
1t child's play when this high trihun.
al of Law and learning will handy its
decisions about In a game of battle
dore and shuttleeoek. What are
court decisions worth II the same
court reverses itself for reasons which
remain unexplainedp No wonder
that sighting remarks are heard in
reference to the judiciary; no won
der that people say court decisions
are coming to be the individual
opinions of men instead Of Justice.
While the mass of the people in
the two new counties. outside Of
Rathdrum and those Immediately
interested, are submitting to the will
Of the court and have made no
demonstration or lawless threats,
there is feeling Of determination to
wipe out the injustice done them In
this decision II Ii takes years 70 &c
complish it. That feeling may be
clearly stated in the words Of the i'm
mortal Grant; "We will fight it out
along this line II 1t takes all sum.
mer
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-01
NJ. $. LINDSAY CASE CLosED.
Papers Made " and sent to the Interior
Department.

Papers Made u and sent to the Interior
Department.
The papers In the case Of Nj. s.
Lindsay, against whom charges were
brought by the general land office
and who was summoned 20 show Why
he should not be- disbarred from
practice before the land office and
the department Of the interior, have
been made up aud forwarded TO the
department at Washington.
Mr.. Lindsay was U. s. commits
sioner at Priest River and by virtue
Of this office was authorized TO take
tinal proofs and transact other land
office business. There were i've
charges against him involving iF-
Irregularities In misapplying fees and
doing other things which be should
not do. The case was called In the
local land office March / 1 aud closed
Tuesday. The papers have besn for
warded TO Washington and decision
Is looked for soon. Lindsay IL also
an attorney and should the case 20
against him he will b. diaharred
from practice before the department.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-01
POST FALLS NEWS NOTES

Miss Mary Magee Ia very III with
appendicitis.
Rev. William Boyle Is building an
addition ou his house.
4 baby boy came to the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac DsBoer Monday,
Seven carloads Ct timber arc on the
sidstraeks, which will be- used 10 the
construction Of the railroad bridge
at this place.
b. II. Mead has moved into his new
house on the island. The house
vacated by him Is nov occupied By
the electric line agent.
John Peters lost valuable horse
last week. The animal was turned
out to pasture, aud ate some poison.
Gus Seed, which caused It's death
The Washington Water Powsr com
pany Is placing the insuIatoFs on the
poles As fast a. possible la short
time power will DO turned on the new
line.
Nelson Bennett has commenced
work on the railroad bridge \ car
load Of cement has arrived. which
will be used 10 the construction Of
the piers.
The Washington Water Poser com
pany has just received 500 horse
power motor, which will he used 10
run the large centrifugal pump All
Of the water is to be pumped out Of
the Bahme lake.
The old Maids" convention given
In Manors hall Saturday evening was
In every way success. The Is
characters acted their parts perfectly
Professor MAksUvsF's'' remodle-
scope, which transferred the old
maids into beautiful girls Of Is.
caused a great deal Of laughter. For
a play given by local talent this
could not be eNcellod. 4 large crowd
was in attendance and the receipts Of
the evening we're $40.
At the caucus held In the office Of
the Enterprise hotel Friday evening.
the following cand idAtes we're
nominated for town trustees q. o.
Dart, J. F. Enders, John Dannsr.
John Mitchell, Sherman Smith. The
name given to the ticket Is called the
peoples ticket. a second caucus
was held Saturday, in which the fol.
lowing candidates were nominated
A. NJ. Martin. s. f. Bennett, John
Setback, james Beavers, John Volkel.
The name given to this ticket IL the
citizens ticket. About 80 attended
the fifst caucus. These are the tick
cts; you can pay your money and
/ take your choice.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-01
the TICKETS.

The Press took the position last
week that the best interests Of the
village would be served BY the cleo
tion Of a nonpartisan ticket. The
republicans have seen tit to put
straight ticket in the field aud it is
mp to the people to show that they do
not approve Of this By the election
of, we will not say the straight
citizens ticket, but five Of the best
men from the two tickets. Personal
ly the tickets are composed Of good
citizens, yet some Of them may not
make the best Of officers, but out Of
the ten nominees select those whom
your judgment and knowledge Of the
men tells you will best serve the
public. The Press wants capable
board elected and 1t is simply a ques-
tion Of men, Of those whom the people
think best fitted for the position OF
trustee. 1t is all the more important
that no mistakes be made at this time
because the board is elected for two
years instead Of one as heretofore,
the legislature having made this
change in the municipal election
laws The only matter to be con
sidered is the fitness Of the men and
a vote to show your disapproval of
the effort to make our municipal
elections partisan. Following are
the candidates on the two tickets and
we believe the voters will elect a non
partisan board from the ten men
which will conduct the affairs Of the
town in the interest of the people:
Citizens ticket-Robert W. Col
Inns, Charles Young, George Williams,
H. V. Scallon and 7. (. HedaI.
Republican ticket-W. \. Andrew,
5. A Varuam, Antoine Carlson, J. L.
McGrew and \ Miunick.
The hest interests of this growing
town should be kept in view in select
ing your board Of trustees and you
should not be influenced Is the silly
twaddle of the journal that Senator
H4v hmm md -. .4#-... gr-...g.k.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-01


Frank J. Cannon, the son Of George
Q. Cannon, who was q polygamis t
aud high church official during his
life, Is the object Of all hatred and
envy that can be heaped upon a man
by the arch polygamist Of them all,
the Mormon President JOSEPH r.
smith. who Is sqairmiug under the
hot shot from Cannon's pen in the
salt Lake Tribune In his war
against this Mormon hierarchy, Can
non Is assisted By some Of the
prominent members Of the church.
The agitation will result In others
being expelled from the church. but
much good may come Of IL. Many
Of the leading Mormons who do not
practice or uphold the polygamous
practices Of Smith aud who disap-
prove Of his thieving business
methods, by which his victims are
blackmailed aud bled OF their cash,
are with Cannon even though they
may not dare say so openly. The
crusade Ia Ia the interest OF good
morals and good government, and
will gather force "A the eight pro
gressss. We hope to see II kept up
until the Smith class Of Mormons are
completely routed. The influence Of
the hierarchy in the politics Of
Idaho, Utah and Wyoming Is becOm-
ing dangerous aud every lover of
good government ought to give Can.
non announcement.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-01

In another column the Press pub
fishes the proceedings Of the board
Of trustees in vacatinR and granting
to the Occur d'Alene Lumber com
pany the streets and alleys embraced
within the limits Of its property used
for a lumber yard. There was a pro-
test against this, signed by % people
whose rights ought to be- respected
At the same time the lumber company
has big Industrial plant here that is
Of Importance to the business inter
ests OF the town, aud in fact to all
interests and classes. The vacating
OF the streets, even 10 the inconven-
fence Of some Of the citizens, II Ii
does no particular damage and is
going To result in the enlargement Of
the plant OF the lumber company,
Will be beneficial to every citizen.
We are informed that with this ad g.
ditional room the company intends
to install large box factory which
will meploy a number Of men We
believe the company should have paid
a fair price for the concession and
that the trustees ought to have gone
fully into the damages and benefits
to be gained before taking dnal
action in the matter, at the same
time II the company makes its prom
ised improvements, and. a. Ii claims,
Is the owner Of all abuttiug prop
erty, the action Of the board may
prove Of benefit to the whole com
munity. 1t 1t better TO coucsde
something for industrial advance
ment rather than to block the wheels
Of progress by a policy which might
prove detrimental to all.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-01

Kooteuai, that dear old Indian
name, Ia still to honor the dirty,
lousy, ragged, half starved vagabOnd
known a. the noble red man. who In
habitsd these regions long before
Lewis and Clark we're heard Of.
Long live Kootenai Long live the
dusky squaw who gave it birth.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-01

Occur d'Alene Will grow aud pros
per and become the largest city in
northern Idaho without a county scat.
Such things are too small to stop the
town In lie onward march.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-01

Where are We at? The supreme
court says 10 Kootenai county, and
the district court says In the village
Of Occur d'Alene. Now let US have
the asylum that Is TO be- located in
the north.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-01

II you have not had enough o
Lewis and CLARK, hit the trail 70
Portland.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-01

Lewis and Clark are back numbers,
anyhow, and not at all up-to date
with such towns as Standpoint and
Occur d'Aleus.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-01

Occur d'Alsuers have at least had
the experience Of knowing how II
feels to live at the county seat.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-01

''Hs laughs best who laughs last. .
Rathdrum, u is your turn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES AND LIoUoRs,m,sPRlNG TIME
keep SO try Trama XXX X. r. Whisky.
Pure. mild and always the same. The
i only, asked for y trial TIA order to con
key cannot be equalled by any liquor
houses in the city for the money, make
a speciality on this brand, as my leader
IN the business. buy It direct from the
distller, and have 1t put up specially fc:
my trade. 1t is Just as good as whiskey
sold by any other house for $3.50. My
price on this brand Is 50 per gallon. Also
I have Monticello Rye Whiskey. 4 years
Meiwood. years old. s.; Nelson County,
kentucky. Rye for 49,, Old Oscar Pepper.
warranted 10 years old, 10 proof. at 81
galRn. haye some Virginia Apple
ranted to be pure, $3.50 gallon; Pure North
Carolina for g, and some for ,s175 and
S. handle the Pure Montreal Malt
GW hiskey. used especially for medical pur-
poses, for 50 gallon. Wines at all prices.
Write for price list. Remit for all orders by
check. registered letter. money order or
express order. Address all mail to PHIL.
iTRAN1A. No. 1l3 NJ Eighteenth. or 2S-25
s. Thirteenth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS

REMOVAL NOTICE-CONRADg GROSS.
Carriages and Wagons. will remove to
his new factory, No. $40 North Adams
Street, about June 10, 1905. There seems
to be an impression among some Of my
customers and friends that since have
sold my. property on Broad Street, that
] was going to discontinue business
wish to contradict this impression, a
am still doing business at my old
stand, but will remove to my new fac
tory MS stated above. My new property
Is, just opposite and In sight Of my old
place; 1t Is now one story above ground,t
and it will not be long before the able
and ,prompt, contractor. captain Is e;
Jenkins, will have 1t under roof. wish
also to thank my customers and friends
for their Iast fayors and assure them
nnra of their patronage and give all
work brought to me my best and prompt
attention. On account of removing !
will sell a bargain prices the following
secondhand vehicles, Vlotorins.
Brewster-make Rroushan. in splendid
condition; ! 4-pnssenger Trap, 2 Phea,
tons, 2 Buggies, Landau Carriage and
4 ] 4-passenger Gig; also New Wagon, Of
my own make. In stock. 81 We
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
WINES ANn LIQUORS.

WHY. NOT ORDER STRAIGHT GOODS.
They arc tirst-cass and cost no more
than seconds. have been supplying
from distillery for the past II years
HThree-year-old Straight Kentucky Ryes
and Bourbons as low ms $500 per gallon,
cannot be equalcd atSthe price. Gibson
and Monticello (Spring 1899. 81 per gal
Ion; Ovcrholt and Calvert a(Spring lyuW,
$3.50 per gallon; Mcllwood. Anterior and
Maysville Club (Spring 1000, So per gal
lon; Carroll (sprLng 1900. $3.50 PEI. gall
lon; Jessamlne Co, Rye, 1901, 20 per
gallon: Straight Holland Gins, y, %25O
and So per gallon; Valley of Virginia
Claret, 6-quprt bottles, sL75; Imported
Claret G-quart bottles, $3.50: 5-year Ola
Straight Malt (MediclnaD,t $3.50; 3-year
Old Corn Whiskey. $500 per gallon. No
charge for jugs and packing on goods n t
$500 per gallon or over. Express prepaid
on goods over $500 per gallon. Remit
by certified check, registered letter, ex-
press or money order. p. G. KELLY,
Box 50, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23

.. III, SPENCE, q NORTH NINTH.
Trunks and Travelling Bags of all kinds
repaired. Phone or call; will send for
your trunk or velise.
mond, Va. sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23

iND1G EsT1oN AND. ANr$ TROUBLES
caused by uric acid Is cured by. drinking
Harrlss Anti-Dyspeptlc and ~ hiA
Water springs located as1 , near svfkeIvle.
MORRIS e CO., No ia Forth Seventh
Street. Phone 1852
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23

TRY SNOW WHITE SHOE POLISH,
easy to apply and does not rub off, price
Sc, at B1AN1LS'S, The PRESCRIPTION
Druggist Stores. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23

RENNIE'sa ICE CREAM IS PURE AND
deliciously favored. An order Will con-
Vince you. THE R1JNNlE DAIRY CO.,
211 North Third. Phone 1885,