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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
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Houses
Houses

FOR SALE 49,,
good for apartments, close III.
sS50O--1f rooms, modern 2-story'
close in on w. Second st.
ssOOO.-S-room house, large lot
LINCOLN St, close to FigueToa. zach
Grand View. near Eighth.
$650O-S-room house, exceptionally
fine home, S. Bonnie Brae. -,
S6500-S-room house, swell nome,
S65o0E7 rooms, w. Fifth St. mod
ern in every particular.
$6000-S-room house, AlVarado st''
opposite Palm Place. Bargain. ",
$6000--S rooms, modern, 2-story, w.
Second st. A bargain.
$6000-7 rooms, Lincoln St, near
Figueroa; a nice home.
$3750-6 rooms, fine home, WIN
field St, near Burlington.
$3500--6 rooms, nice home, Win
field ST., close In.
$1,000 rooms, nice home, T.. 24tni
this is bargain.
$3000--5room bungalow, large
rooms, Roxbury St, near cars.
$2SO0-6 rooms, e. Vernon, close to
$2SOO-6 rooms, w. 18th ST., value in
lot; close in, bargain.
S2750-5-room new bungalow, nice
location; Roxbury st.
$26O0--5 rooms, large reception hall,
modern. w. 21st St
$1,000 rooms and bath, modern
up to date home, New Hampshire st.
$2600-6 rooms, u. Adams; $1,000
cash, balance like rent
$2500-6 rooms, nice little home, w.
3Sth St. good terms.
$2500-6 rooms, Council St, near
Union ave. fine hill lot.
S2250-6 rooms, close in on New
Hampshire st. handy to cars.
$2200--6 rooms w. 21st ST., nice
little home; value in lot.
$2100-7 rooms, e. 32d St, close TO
Main and cars.
Homes of above description, nicely
located, can be had on cash pay
ments and easy terms. We have
large list.
Also a large list of we'll located
lots in different parts of the city,
from $3.50 up; can be sold for cash or
on easy terms.
J. A. MORLAN & CO.,
2O2-3 Fay Building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
DEATHS

iIAIBROOK-Abbie P. Handbook Good
Samaritan hospital, native of Ohio, can
Ger, October 1, aged so years.
HEY-N. Hey, AIS Crocker street, acute
bronchitis, September 30, aged 7S years.
KOBSEFF-Anna Kobseff, 815 East
Fourth street, rative of California. pull
monary tuberculosis, october 1, aged 4
months.
KOoNTZ--John Koontz, 22O5 San Pedro
street, native of Iowa, pneumonia, Sep
tember 25, aged 46 years.
EARRIS-Lillian M. Harris, 542 San Pedro
street, native of California. pneumonia,
October /, aged two months.
PERRIN-Ethylen B. Perrin, Pacific hos
pital, native of Massachusetts,, sept
icaemia, October l. aged 10 years.
RANDOLPH - Manila Randolph, 1920
Santa Fe avenue, native of California,
asthma, October /, aged years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
FOR SALE
Houses
A. F. WEBSTER & co,

A. f. WEBSTER & CO.,
3O2 Mason building,
Fourth and broadway.
Phon .s--IOmc 1915, Sunset Main
1000.
$4,000.
On McGarry.
Near Ninth; five rooms, modern.
Easy terms.
East FOrty-seventh.
Near Central avenue; five rooms.
Terms easy s.ooo
West Thirty-sixth street.
Near Western avenue; six rooms,
bath, etc $1,000 cash, balance to
suit.
$1,000.
West Twenty-fOurth street.
Near Burlington; six rooms, mod
ern. $1,000 cash, balance easy.
R350O.
Westlnlxe, Close In.
Seven rooms, bath, gas. flowers,
fruit barn. fine condition; lot COX
1876; terms very easy.
$4,000.
West Thirty-ninth street.
Near Vermont; new, six rooms,
up-to-d date. One-third cash, bal
ance to suit.
Thirty-first and FiguerOn.
New, two-story, six rooms; mod
ern in every respect; big lot; 5Ox
215, worth $2500 alone; barn; terms
to suit
$4,000.
Hope and Grand Avenue.
New eight rooms, strictly mod
ern $500 cash, balance as rent.
$1,000.
Union street.
Close in; eight rooms, modern.
VIII sell, or trade for small ranch.
$4,000.
DOwuey Avenue.
Twenty-Five rooms. business,
new, modern. furnished. Terms
easy; lot 50x14S; flats two years
old store also; all goes.
$4,000.
On Flower.
Near Pico; 100 feet OH Flower;
two cottages, five rooms each,
modern, rented for $50 per month.
Terms good.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
AN ARTISTIC PATH ST. HOME.
.-S525O-
-$525O-
A distinctive feature of this elegant
residence is the
DINING ROOM.


This is a brief description of the
room: Substantial, we'll laid, quarter
sawed oak floors. A feature that
adds an artistic touch to this room is
the magnificent brick mantel. 1t has
broao shelves and handsomely pan
eled back The top is adorned with a
beautiful hand-painted picture in oil
colors. The panels are ornamented
with artistic burnt wood designs.
There are also attractive easement
windows in this beautiful room, as
we'll as imposing beamed ceilings and
a fine plate rail. The entire room is
finished in weathered oalI.
The house contains eight spacious
rooms. 1t is modern in. every re-
spect, and occupies a lot 50x135.
1t is located at 1866 West Twenty
fourth street, in very desirable To-
cation. Quarter-sawed oak floors
downstairs, rock maple floors up
stairs; hall, living room and dining
room finished in weathered oak;
large kitchen, commodious pantries,
four large cheerful bed chambers
with roomy closets, modern bath
with latest system of plumbing. This
house was not built on contract but
by day labor You know what that
means. Key may be secured at our
office.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
MOST ATTRA CTIVELY ARRANGED
BUNGALOW
IN Los ANGELES.

FOR SALE AT ALTADENA, THE
foothill section of Pasadena:
S900-Three acres vacant land.
$22O0-A fine corner, 250X215. on
car line. in midst of handsome homes
S2S00-Half an acre, highly culti-
waited, with five-room modern cot
tage barn and large chicken yards;
one block from car
S32OO-Six acres in assorted fruits,
berries, etc; neat five-room cottage,
barn.
SG5OO-Five acres, variety fruits +;
modern 5-room cottage, good barn.
l.. NJ. PRATT, sos Laughlin Bldg.
Altadena Property a Speciality
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
Tell the Public What You Have to Sell Through Herald
FOR SALE
City Lots and Lands
FOR SALE
INVESTORS,
sPECULAT0R@S;. Rs .

-' INVESTORS,
SPECULATORS.
HOMESEEKBRS.
Do you know of the possibilities Of
fered along Western ave. from HolIy-
you know Wiltshire boulevard Is to be
Graded. curbed and sidewalked to West
ern ave, and that when these improve
ments are completed II will be THE
driveway to Hollywood. via Western
ave? Do you know that the. price OF
western ave property northwest is
about one-fifth of the prices on the
same avenue southwest7 Do you know
that property northwest is even more
desirable in its natural advantages? Do
Won know that q new car line Is building
ON Western ave, to connect with
Westlake line? Do you know that when
IL is completed values will more than
double? Do you know you can buy lots
in this choice locality now for $500 and
up? Do you know that the easiest sort
OF terms can be arrangedP Do you
know that we have branch office on
Colegrove car line for your convenience
and ours just to help show you the
bargains Do you know we can offer
you a selection from more than six
different tracts, and can surely please
you? Do you know you are making
great mistake in not knowing these
things?
CHAS. s. MANN,
325 w Fourth st.
Phones: Home 4171, Main 1858.
Branch office open every day. Take
Colegrove car to Western ave.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
sHoRTHANp AND TYPEwRITINa

THE YOST is ONLY TYPEWRITER
with center guide. causing perfect align
ment and beautiful work Yost users
md no-ribbon saves money. Light run
Ming" durable. YOST OFFICE, 13S s.
broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
FOR SALE
ATTRACTIVE NEW BUNGALOW.
PRICE $4,000. $500 DOWN, $50
MONTHLY,

Located on Vermont avenue,
near West Adams street, six
rooms, and finished throughout
in the most modern and ap-
proved fashion; handsome solid
oak front door; beautiful Mis-
sion fixtures; hardwood floors;
exceptionally well appointed
kitchen; handily arranged china
closets; large and airy bath
room with all modern plumb
ing. Photograph may be seen
at our office and further in
formation obtained.
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
Ground Floor, 21S w. Third 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
BIRTHS

RIAURST-To j. b. Haurst and wife
French hospital, September ], son.
Peck & Chase Co., undertakers and
embalmcrs; lady assistants. 43S S. Hill.
Tel Main 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
BROKERS

~~-~-~---->~-
r. w. POINDExTER, BROKER, 400
Wilcox Building, deals in bonds, mort
cages and other first-class securities.
Loans negotiated at lowest market
rates. If you wish to lend money on
safely ard at a fair rate of interest.
Reference: First National Bank. Los
Angeles National Bank
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03

FOR SALE
HANDSOME NEW BUNGALOW.
WEST VHIRTY-SIXTH ST.-$30OO.
$500 DOWN.
Handsomely finished in dark
weathered oak, with richly pa
pered walls: paneled dining
room, papered above plate
rack. and ceilings nicely tinted;
pretty built-in sideboard; nice
iy arranged kitchen and pam
try: large bathroom between
first and second bedrooms;
thoroughly modern plumbing.
we are offering this siX-room
bungalow for S35OO; $500 down,
balance monthly.
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
Ground Floor, 21S w. Third st.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
CUNNINGHAM & O'CONNOR
DIED

M'CONNELL-M Mrs. Rebecca, mother of
Mrs. N. Conrad, aged Ga. Funeral SER
vices at 424 Alpine street, Wednesday,
october 4, p. m. Friends invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
TRANSFER AND STORAGE

WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. COL
YEAR WAREHOUSE CO., new and
freproof storage; moving. shipping;
lowest rates. Carpets steamed cleaned
and packed in moth-proof paper. Cash
advanced on storage. Office 322 South
Main. Phones Main 1117 Home 2164
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
DENTISTS
PIANOS

SOLD on EASY PAYMENTS
Pianos rented at low rates. A. c.
GARDNER PIANO HOUSE, Ltd, lis
Winston st. Tel Black 2221; Home 3l95.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
FOR RENT
Houses

5-RooM AND HALL MODERN
Si Ga E 1AS4T1 24TiI ST ST # RENT = so 80. -'- -
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
Miscellaneous
MONEY TO LOAN

TO LOAN AT LOW RATES
for building or on improved city prop
eTty or in good outside towns, on 4
new definite contra ct or limited payment
plan of installmert payments; interest
decreases as you ply. STATE MUTUAL
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION
107 S. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE SELL THE EARTII
BASSETT & SMITH.
First-Class business
For Sale.
Inventory about $4,000. Profit about
% per cent. Sales over $500 lest
year. Call and sac us.
BASSETT & SMITH, l.. a. R. II.
2O21a So. Broadway. Rooms 2O7-S.
WALTER PAINTS HOUSES.
When you do banking or insurance
business you look into the RESPONSE
bility of the institution. Why not so
when you have your house painted,
and go to WALTER BROS, 627 South
Spring?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03

CASH CONFIDENI IALLY LOANED TO
salaried persons on note, witncut Sc
curity, without employers knowledge
positively lowest rates. Hours, 10 80 to
$50. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO..
62S Chamber Of Commerce Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03

FOR SALE
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03

FOR RENT-5-ROOM MODERN COT
tage; porcelain bath, with gas for
cooking; SIS. 529 BERNARDO ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES

SO. CAL TRANSFER Co.-TRUNkS,
1886 Home 2is4 317 w SECOND ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-03

IL. w. POINDEXTER, 100 WILCOX
Bldg, loans money real eHtate,
stocks and bonds. Building loans
speciality.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
BARTON HEIGHTS.4

Miss IlIza Chambers. who has been spend
ing some time at the honlaG OF Mrs. w. Is.
sBuche, has lett for her lone In Louisville,
u Mrs. w. H. Summers, who has been spend
Ing tho winter With Mrs. ] AZ Schisslcr. IN 8
returned g her homo IN, Bal tltnore. {,
M Mr., John Clarke Of Lou lsa, who has been
visiting Mr., James Harris has returned
g Miss Bessie luck and ntr, Toy Jones vera
Quietly mnrrlctl{ ut tho home OF tho bride's
father, ON Virginia Avenue, "Wednesday
morning. Hey. CT II. n Scott, II pastor: Of the
Barton Heights Baptist 6 Church, dictated,
They viii make, their home IN Richmond
MI. w. Bpchc, has returned 10, hlH home 3in
Alexandria X 5.J Al 39li 81 . * j.
n Mi. John H. Harding has loft for Now York
Tie Rosebud Society, met lat the residence
OF croS9 vrSnlba ysnu ~
the soelsty had been the evening
games and rtctat ions. {,. s
Middlescx count ". to- WISH relatives d3
Miss Clara Thomas Of Peteersburg.' Is tho
Mrs: lfrsd McGlner who has been visiting
to her home in Philadelphia on ACCOUNT of The
Eillncss Of her husband. n " ii Il Y s s.
Miss HUT Richardson, who has hefl,l visit
Ing Mrs. Y. NJ, Parrish, h1s left for her home
Mr. and Mrs. John Mcsparran, or Pennsyyl!-
Syapa. who have been visiting Mrs; W H.
Mrs John M. Gardner has returned TO her
home In Bedford CITY. after a. very pleasant
Visit to Mrs, James Thompson.
Mr.. g. j.. WARD. Of Florida Is Visiting his
daughters. Masses pattie and 9Gracte Ward, tli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
GAIN /: ::.S'S MILL.

Mrs. Lucy Bosller, who was parali1 sons
few weeks 'ugo, does not i'm prove: (.
at wa hut \ Grove, 1T the usual hour to -day,
Hannah !. was III re !,
cen " guest att the nome 81 o'itl
4 Beadles5 Mt Hickory II II
Mr.. Robert Talley isS ngaln 3nble TO DO out.
& Mrs. n nj "a c. Martin, Of g Mount, spent
Sunday might and Monday with her dausf1f-
Little Ellison Gaulding Visited his cousin
Nd Mr. "a. CT lllson. {of Il ckory Grove. spent
last Sunday with friends at q ~ Mount
@ Ellison Ghcc, who has been sick Tor some
slime at q tho homo OF a. his parents a. thls
his homo On Church Hill last Monda w
the night with his VI sister Mrs, Harvey We:
@ Mrs. Y Joseph AtnGh ee &is.S rapid " Improving
after her8recent Ind lspositio !.
Waltect Hams expects TO take char ge o.
Snrlng III the home OF Mrs. Cnt marine
Adams, during this yen T.
5 Roll of Honor for No. - Az? school follows
Miss Mary IIudgens ' and
Oscar Johnson Will have q sale ct Tie OLD
home hat once was the beautiful Sresldence OF
+ Mr. Frank Johnson on IJanuury III h.d COM
8inenclng at 40 o'clock OF large quant " !, OF
corn mules and carts and numerous otler
useful farming implements, {i33S sl RI sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
IiIW,lEl:'sTHAMPTON RIDGE

~
Mr.. Lysle OF Rio Vista, y Inns retprned home
after spending some Tins In t'inclnn
H Mrs 4 lJlnn, OF AianeEcstOr. spent Snt nrday
night and Sunday With relatives near West,
Mr. and \ Mrs. Gpoin,any of Church Hill
spent sunday %h MIS- Mr. an Y. e pnntpsat =,
5Rchmond, were guests 3of Miss ~ Franklin
- 'Arehie bIssby, OF West Main Street, Rich
mono, spenE sunday viii friends ~ way
81 E' ~ Ford Of ri elmondys was tho guest
of q, w, blackburn on SUNDAY (, 8 X !, y.
mi Mr. and M rs Full Her. Who has been III wing
StoV sometime near Y dge has moved ito RIO
MIS-! Mrs 81 ". Browning and daughter Miss
Resale spent Sunday with Mr. and Airs "
franklin IN their pow home on est
& Mrs, IS NJ n dge, Inns stunned home '
after speIldl tine Y fst' veg sA
' Miss Rita "a Franklin spent rlesdny nigh.
With her friend. u.s.. era ton Of est Alir-
shall Street ,f1 II edmond "
John Weaver hpg returned home u NE
aled n The bads "a her y ~.
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NJ M
house Oh Nineteenth and n Street and will


house Oh Nineteenth and n Street and will
OCCUPY it8wthS her family. 4 # n s5
@ REX Joshua II inter Of shland 4, y vis-
lifted friends In Fairniount this week. YAH
mi Mr.. George Troxler has returned w rom 81
mhqas
De and tllo people md 5000 to repeat
Mr. Charlie Arnall is confined her home
ohnson, has been for
seYera mont hs died his home
The many lends saf lie Raw il q Bah
4; ~, m s1es II
Stis at So Luke s Hospital this weekly
!$deishtful stay Il several weeks with, Mr
and Mrs Trimmer In King w i liam
county fg 33. 355}
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Price. q Of Newport News.
,s fasGfs IF
sY The funeral Of Mr.. 9. Tralnham took
John Christian, Of New port lows, e Visiting
Lille Ndss j SreH bone
sSs from
Mrs s'Gs.' H {ssSss 4 Aesa,ar
Rhodes, have returned home. 3S4
A{aude sSntterwhte and her little son. 81
RUSSELL have returned a liter pleasant Visit
i5toS the 8famlly Of Edward Perdue,
Miss Maggie Perduc t3 o gyf Bal tmora. VINO
has been %visl ting relatives hero for some tmo
has returned home i& 4 F III its
With feyerIhas been taken tostte shete GRIP
1t Mrs. Percy SYerlnillcra and children have
returned from Gordonsvllle, where they spent
some time with reatl yes. wv aa ggt8
# j. 4 AZ Griffin left Wednesday for Petersburg
1t Bir,9JV 4 Harris, OF Hanover county. has res
turned home after q visit to e. II. II arrs. ,
The Ladies' Aid Soclety,s Of In rTount M eth
fodist Church Will meet Tomorrow evening Mt
$3.50 O'clock in tho infant class room Of the
Tho. Lady Maccabecs, OF the Eairnount II iye,$
Will give an oyster supper esday nigh IN
sthe Town Hall. .es
Mr. Eddie Thomas, who spent last weels;
Fin Clifton Forge, returned home for seoeS
stay, and left Friday for Challo esyillc,
JHeHw III he away for about six mont I'd S
Mr. Frank il ones has left for Atlanta.& Ca
where he goes to represent the brotherhood
Hallway Cnrnlens Unona OF America.
@ Mr. Louis IIoe,Sof Buckingham county. who
was tho guest OF Mrs Ben 3Adan,son.5 Inns
loft FOR washington, D. g. III
l@ Mr. and Mrs. lin Motion. of Orange county,
were the guests OF Mrs T. y, 5s Isa gley, re-s
d MI. andy Mrs. Eddie IIohsonl have rel urlled
To- their home In West Norfolk atter n ylstftoi
I Y MI. and Mrs NJ. Lehman OF Oecuqua,,. Va,
who have been visiting the fam OF Mr.. 81
Il. Lehman have left for Washington, p. 4 G..
to visit relatives sTg ~ IL gs5teA
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ErnergencY Room

81 Special I d The Times Dlspatcll.) S 5f
9f ORANGE AZ IS an. 4.--.rhe Emergency
4 Room for persons meeting with accidents.
which IS being sta rtcd h by he King, $
Of this place. has aroused
great interest. and our merchants md
thor rier dsS have generous Is con ributed
TO Its furnishing - 81 F 4 II iss
si8 a room in Mrs. j ulIa Ferry's building
has been ted by tlles circle TO be
4 known NJ tho lalnerge r oonl, for3thc
wounded and sick, to be Is furnished and
and other things for the room have
been Kindly donated by 4 he m erchantsi OF
;$the town. nd tho Kin ,s3 y daughters hope
10 have the 4 10 on, furnished by February
list. Tho Emergency Room Committecgis
$as follows Alrs. w. Il Harper. cha lr-
man: Miss Florence Garrett, Mrs. Louis
Holiday Mrs lillian Gl'ymcs. Miss
Page w liarls, M lss Ne llc$y Marshall,
assistants. t $$,
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Y hat I S'ul / D s.
For the Human Body
4 7, u s;.i ,iti Disease. 4

Fer the Hum an Body IL & Health and
Disease, VA n.
ME mention OF sulpnur Will recal il to
many ofs:us the earl y days, II when our
mothers and grandma hers gayc us our
daily dose of sui phur and molasses every
spring and fall II
3S6 s. was " the universal spring and fall
blood purifier tonic ana cure-a /, and
mind YOU this old fas hioned rome a y Yns
not without merit, n 81 Il! 5
4s The Idea was good, but the remedy NE s
crude and 5un palatab bic. and n large guam
9tity5 had i to be taken to get any erect.
isl Nownd aysg we get all the beneficial cf-
Facts of sui hur In ( a pa Atab IL. z concen-
trated 10 rIl, 50 hat q singl grain is far!
more effective han &a ta tablespoonful OF
the crude sulphur, III si5 ~ ga
III In recent years research and 3exneri-
5mcnt have proven that he best sulphur
for medical use Is hat obtained from
Calcium Calcium Sulphide), and sold In.
drug stores under the name Of Stuarts
Calcium WATERS, IN They arc snal i clioco-i
late coated pellets, and contain tho active
medicinal principle Of ulphurSinRa highly;
concentrates. effective FORM a Il
n Few, people are aware o r. tho yalueEof
this form OF sulphur in res tpring and
maintaining bodily ylgor and $hoalt III; sui
.phur acts directly on the liver nd excre-
I tory organs, and 3purifies and enriches III he
blood BY the prompt elimination of waste
material. = lEE ff
Our grandmothers knew this when they
losed Us with sulphur and nolasses every
spring and fall, but the crudity3and linz.
purity OF ordinary flowers OF, phur
were often worse than the uisea sc, and
cannot compare Iwlth!t The modern concen-
trnted prepare ton of sulphurgof which
fStuart's Y Ca lGlum Waters Is Undoubtedly
the best and most widely used. 81 s
arc the natural antldote& for liver
and kidney troubles. and cure const pa
gtion and purify tho blood In ~ way that
often surprises patient ana MI physician
alike, vi j65 XIX Z " Y &, n
V DR., r. NJ, Wilkins, while experimenting
With sulphur remedies, soon found That
tho sulphur from Calcium wa 3 superior
to my 3othep8 form. He says: lfor iYer.
8kld.aey and n blood troubles. especially
when resulting from constipat Ion or ma
slaria, L Y have been surprised at If the re-
suits obtained from Stuarts Calcium Wa
fers, 4 In patients suffering from bolls
and ipimples and even deepIseated cars
bundles, II have repeatedly seen them Cry
up and disappear In four 4 or FIVE days,
leaving the skin eleal, and srnooth, Ak
though Stuart's Calcium. nferss Is r q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and sold by druggists,
and acknowledgements tnbooed by many phys
slsians,! We Y know of not hing so safe
and reliable for constipa hon, tYer and
4 Kidney S$ troubles and especla \ ~ N Ii y
forms ofS skin d diseases as this rellledy.'n
3a8sAt my rate. people who are tired Il nf
pills, cut les and so-ca
$iflegs,, wi III hna iN tuar llsl lNll-
gfers far safer, more pal ata pie am or
sfeetty 70 pTepa ~ v y. s, .4ls 81 Sti N ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15


,rhs boa "a of st ewards liz rho Denny street
SiethJdIsf Episcopal Church vii meet % NOR
row night at the chi rch 5s'B ~ N
squire liam n WHO fell on me 6ice
and SPIRAL ned his wrist Just before Bch tstm mas,
has recovered from his I'M u 3 ss NJ
Is The Patriotic sons OF America which Ct, have 3,
meeting 1rst
every Tuesday night. 81 4, I,
met ksaay n,Snt FL
following officers we're Installed for me g sn =
suing months lr po,
ciate & vice Councillor. Miss Belle Whitloy;
ss Ss ss
! b'sls;
eesTlss Rock Junior
s9ns'll0f chaaes
Henrlco Council ROYAL a VIII ho'a
sess1on On IS
Strot sround the arena TO become full pledged
SArcan,lmites mother fea turc OF the evening
present. .as several in,nortan matters viii
e acted up9a
THE Row David IIepbErn pastor 81 the Fu
SSsupy hs PULPIT ~ ta 81
bOfll sESeENICeStlNOsutAt.}t
morn clock j WI !, oeS \,
Mspbusn:s subject w q bs Gods altitude
s William Charles and Thomas FERGUSON;
THE three brothers who Were badly 4, .inour,ea
christmas morning by tho acciden tnl exp I,
zion OF a.. steel are much improves !,
Charles, who was serousl njured about the
left breast, besides mn wound n ne ne
Sleft arm. lis now able TO- SIT put SUN
confined 10. his bed. N " liam and Thomas 8,
who were not seriously hut painful " injnre \,
~ ft,nNn ~
y Eddie blair, whose face and hands were e
5aGito badly burned during christmas by me
EXPLOSION n OF half n pound Of .powdcr.f into
which h Iona lly dropped some cigar
ashes lis Improving nicely " NJ
Mays ts able TO b, SoutBafter 2
's MIS- ROSA Norris Il quito sick at her home
CT SA1 nuiI Id Denny Street
jMethodlsf Episcopal Church will meet We'd
$llesday3 afternoon at clock at the residence
81 nj rs 1 Robert Gaudngs on Seventh Street ;s
fFs Mrs, r., Nielsen has returned from a. brcf
visit ia frlends In Newport News, ~
The Parsonage Soclety Of tho Denny Street
Methodist Episcopal q Church, III vii meet g:to-
MORO n night With Mrs, Jones at the
iNpsarIck Henry Council, No Junior Order
United American Mechanics wi meet TO-.
morrow night Z at the Junior y Order United
Mechanics Hull ,Son ousiana Street. .
S83 Mrs Susie Meredith who was zeal led to- the
bedside of her brothe Nj. Rudolph 81 at