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.12C.

very pretty shape IN FNHISH
regular $3.50 goods. on Monday only,
ioo pieces Tor x9s.
"a handsome Carlsbad China Dinner.
Sets OF 100 pieces; richly decorated
Monday price, sll.ss.
Is handsome HAVILAND DINNER.
SETS-of Us pleces-richlv decorated
soup tureen and covered dishes. also.
decorated on inside. would he cheap
at 1j-Monday. only-per setsa
200 Real China Sugar and cream-s''s.
Hokane China and odd shapes hand
some decorations worth g. At '5c.
800 dozen assorted shapes and decoro-
lions Cups and Saucers-for palr--i9c.,
worth 81 10 s. a dozen.
Genuine ENGLISH TOILET SETS-an
entirely new design and decoration
on 800 sets-for Monday only. N.N
One hour bargain---Io:5o to 1850
A. M:
4-inch Gas-Globes. assorted patterns,
100 barrels TUMBLERs. fun srs.
sTRAW y,L RIs =, DIAMOND 81 1iIr. AND
Genuine Belgium-cut Wafer Bottles,
worth s., for 39c.
Thin Ale-Tumblers. worth eoc. dozen.
at PC
80 dozen best imitation Rich-cnt Berry
Bowls. s-inch. AT 25c.
Fine bohemian e-S'ts-Trev. De-
canter, 6 glasses-woFth & per fct--
Fine bohemian Decanicrs. ruby or
crystal effects. gold decorations. worth
sl25- Monday only. at DC.
Fine Bohemian Water-Ser. vatican or
floral decorations, finished IN gold
value s. and $ a set--Monday's price
81
1000 Ladies' Porch Rockers.
beauty, Bird's-eye maple, double
woven rattan seat, for SSc.
100 Reception Chairs. gold finished. very
handsome. at s2.S5
The Wakefield" Baby.Car.
riages are the best in the world for
reasons provabIe. B1by-Carrlages
from S3.75, 50, $3.50, $40, up to
S44.
See our special Carriage with finest
pongee or satin parasol, uph9lslerci
in the very best silk plush and tapes.
try. fun reed body. and wrapped
posts. $40 Cannot b. equalled else
where for less than <lo.
Radical Improvements mark the
difference between the GURNEf
Refrigerator and others on the mar
ket, and they are sold as embodylns
perfection in Refrigerator building
at most moderate cost. They re-
uuire almost no attention, ~h!Ie
the average make IS As hard to
keep clean as an old musket. Gal
vanized steel lining insureS cura'
biIity, being almost proof against
ice.pick thrust, while the constuc-
ton of the ice-chamber (removable)
makes it the only Refrigerator that
can be kept absolutely clean and
pure at all times. We controlihem
here, and make the prize s5.9S Tor
liberal size ice.chest to SIS tor 1ae
handsome.fnlsheG sideboardS.
HAMMOCkS---6oo are ready.
Here's one sort
Mexican H m m ocks, extra
strongly made, heavy ends, ioi
soc.
Hammock Fixtures. These prices
for Monday only : Hook, stTew,
or flate, pOliSileu, ~ 81
Stretchers at sc.
BLIZZARD &c &C RE A NJ
FREEZERS will make periee, lee-
cream. Special sale.
2-quart size at S9c., TO 10 quarts
at S2.9S.
Oil and Gas Stoves and all the
Fixtures.
Iron-Tank Oil-StOyes. BRASS brfnor'
i-2-inch wick, FOR J0c
The star" Ol-StoYe, double bu'ht'
fast for special. at eSc. o., d:
Double Gas-Stoye, our ,re.1y, -
sold regularly for 81 Monday, H.
1890 to 2:3o p. NJ:
A perfect Gas-Stove, full n.cke'-pla'ei.
regular worth Scat iic. one s''''
10 single buyer
1000 feet highest grade Covered
Rubber Tubing. Mondays price,
&C. a foot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
virginia News Items.

William, White. the oldest citizen or
Warrenton. died on Thursday night
William Wright. aged 20 year a,o uirr
Wednesday near Marshall fauquie'
county.
Miss Nancy Stewart. 81 years oiu, n,.i
near nieetze Station. Fauquier county
on Thursday morning
The Norfolk and Western railroad an-
,bnrities have put on q fun force OK
hands in the shops at Shenandoah
The reservoir on Watery, mountain,
which supplies the town Of Warrenton
with water is to be reconstructed at
cost OF 5000
A difficulty at Emory and Henry Co,
lege Virginia. has been adjusted, ana
as result three secret societies with a
membership of one half or tne stnu oii
hoGv have been crushed out. The pre.l-
dent demanded that they hand onsra II NOR or
be exnelled. At first they obstinately re-
fused and were about to ieaye but 6It cc sS
mitted. The fraternities have existed SUP
rosa for several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Arm, %, 1896.
We Are En|arging and Improving
deparments working night day to bring the Peoples Store up
to the highest standard You have wed by your rapidly
clning patronage, and
THE COHEN COMPANY

determined to make worthy your demands Improvement
here bringing the maker closer to value given
money asked and the richest and pest STOCK to from
in anv history of our long past The frest avoc of all
er prices to more readily acquat you with the various newly
THE HOUSE AND ITS MANAGEMENT APPEAL TO
YOUR JUDGMENT OF ECONOMY.
We not only sell goods cheap and cheaper than most house
INIT we sell them at the time they wanted and neededeac
ce stamped with mark of good judgment in the buyngas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Tn. Delaware DendIocIs.

DOVER. DEL. April ?7.-There were
no new developments In the senatorial
deadlock to-day The 18th ballot. taken
at noon. showed no change from yester>
days ballots. except that caused by the
absence Of members. The vote stood:
Higgins. :; Addicks, 6; Massey. s.,
Ridgely, /; Bayard. I. Absent, s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
pETERSRTRG.
LYNCIiBURG
Totals ...... ..,... 81 3 q
SCORE By INNINGS.
I234567S 9-TOtal

Lynchburg -. ... Il o J. q >
summary: Earned runs-petefshurs, J,
T.vnchburg. . Home runs-Schabcl, :;
Ponder. /. Three-base hit-Pender' Two
haze hits-Lippcrt. Sullivan. and Berry
bil Uasps on balls-Of Paine. ]; or
Kaeey' 7. Struck out-By Paine, 4: by
Ka~ey Hit by pitched ball-Gray;
Double plays-Berryhil, Leahy' nm ana
piock (9. Leahy, Melntyre ana ana fi3VT,,Hd,
n9iit ,ih 2. Passed balls-Champ-
H. 2 Time of game. hours and 10
..-t.,,.as I'm pire Mr. Crowley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

NEW BOOKS:
Around the Bonny Briar-Rush." Sis
The New Rector" by Weymsn. isc.
The Munro Library of fiction. includ,na
some by Robert Louis stevenson.
THE Stickit Minister" by Crockett:
"A Scandal In Bohemia" BY DOYLE
and other popular books.
MONDAY, REMARKABLE OF.
FERINGS IN THE LARGE
HOUSEWARE DEPARTMENT.
Tomorrow thirty barrels Real Thin
Pure Fiint-Blown TUMBLERS- value
81 per dozen-to-morrow SIX for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

At meeting OF the supporters OF sill
yer coinage I'm Memphis Yesterday BIZ
metallic league was formed, which IL In.
tended to be the nucleus OF leagu>
which shall embrace the entire State OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
RICiI,iOND.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
12s45s7se-Total.

5 y-TotaI
Gichmond 1900. 100000 10
Norfolk ............ 0OO0Oi--3
Earned nuns Richmond, g. Norfolk. !.
lhrcc-nssc hits-Wells HageT. Two
base hits-ka.n (9 Groves. Whaley. Cor
C0idn. First base on errors--Richmond.
J. Norfolk. J. Bases on balls-On Behne.
:. OF Lawsou. I. Left on bsses-Richmond.
4. Nofinik. IT, Struck out-By Behne. 3:
by Lawson. .. Bases from being hit
Wells, Corcoran. Hauptman. Stolen
bascs-kaiu. Groves 90. Tannchill. Bcrte,
Morgan, Eehne. OHagan ~. Hauptman.
Passed hal.s-Gcier. 2. Time OF game-2
hours and > minutes. Umpire-Mr. Left
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
TIE St1 COHEN CO. THE COHEN CO THE COHEN co.
PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF THE TREAS, REt of
THE CITY OF PETERSEN Rys-

OFFICE OF THE TREASl REn of
THE CITY OF PETERSEN Rgs-
PETERSBURG. VA, Apr,l ~ w.s
Proposals will be received ~ nv 9in,s
IN 10 IL O'clock noon on NEDNhsp ~ |.
the 18th day OF Nay i isoS no, t9s c,65rPoN
BONDS OF the city OF Pr Eks ~ ~
bearing interest at the rate n per Ss"s,;
csyabie half-year.y. on the Isl aH
April and lst day OF oetopet' am Of
turing In forty years from the Isl "A'
April. 1895. -, ~. .,a under
authority OF sec,ion L.. CHAPTER 7 OF US
charter OF the city Of PErEkSpsi,,hS,,
which was passed and approved ~ "
irgislature OF Virginia on the nsn "D
Of March. 1915. and are entitled, so ~ ~
side RAILROAD Renewal Bonds, ls.S
refund a city loan maturing on ,ae
day OF August. 1885. for q similar anioun';;
Each proposition must be scai.a
directed 70 the Treasurer Of he Giy Z, !"
petersburg. Petersburg Nih"iiNa.n,
and marked. Proposal tor Loan
and the right is reserved 10 should
ter any and all bids, s"v or','
(, he deemed necessary 20 DO 80 r, ~
,ecf the Interests OF the city 2, ,Trp
BURG. T. n. Ola Treasurr.
an zl-fJt -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

lines Of Black and Colored Dress
Goods tomorrow sacrificed az 49c; ,..,
Coaching Cloths. in fun line OF ooioiS'
'iiack 42-inch AI-Wool Mohair, crep9h
e,iects' Fine French Black Serges; ALI
Wool German Henriettas; Wool biacN
Fsncies. every piece. worth at Inc 'erf
!" L. s'r,e 80 Diaronals. adapted for odd
sk,ris, Elue and Jet Black, extremely
stylish s9c.
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Baby.Carriages.

Soc our stock OF Baby-Carriages. We
are showing exclusive styles. Absolutely
Non-Rreakable Carriages, guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction. See that your
baby is safe in one OF Thayer's Carriages
All prices, from s. 10 SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
OUsTOM HOUSE, RICHMOND,

W.. xpri, Is, 1895 s..,sa ps0eo::l,, I'D :.
O'clock o. noon Monday, April o. ,e iSS' m -.
furnishing fuel. lights w VAIN; tows:s.
Ssains ashes. and sprinkiins s ,'s, end "a.
ing June % iss& OF such IpS Ctsenn, o. me
year As may be deemed seS ali BIDS 10 r..
light to reject any .s ana =" pspar.n,saL
CHARLES ~. " az ss-eod1t
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White Goods.

Orcandies. &c; India Linon S1-3c.;
White Dimities. IKE. India Linon. 10c.;
Sol!d-Colored Organizes. 2Jc.;. ~
'''' India Linon. 12isc.
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EURET EASY FOR EN-.

sT. LOUIS. April 27.-For 1--WE INNINGS
to-day il was thought st. Louis won,l
surprise the zoo people at cot thf the s1ln a
tDSSri,y ~ r,,ns In the ninth. Ehret was
S eesy for the Pittsburg. hitters Killen
was In fine shape, and was well SUI
ported Score: o,o,h ~
(, nr,1s 2Ol01O00 o. b
Batteries: Killen and Sugden; Ehrei
I'D Dats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
MARINES THREE sTRAuoHTs.

p;ck-ups Yesterday that were In them
selvcs brillL1nt plays.
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NO GAMES.
At Washington.

At Washington:
No game. Rain.
Al New YORK: ~, oaoe
Rain.
AZ Baltimore: Pain
Baltimore VS.. Boston. no sai''e' A"'''
TILE RECORD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Ribbons.
No. 50 Ribbons. all shades, SOC. quail
t., now 25c.
Pants Patterns.

20 Pants Patterns, price 81. In order
10 reduce the Cashmere stock Will sell
them al $50. The most desirable spring
STYLES, dark and light shades. Price si.5o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

All the foreign consuis In havana
formally visited the GOvernOr-General In
n body Yesterday, and Senior \. {. vas
on,ez the senior Consul, delivered an 0d-
dress of welcome. which General Camp9S
ansMnred In a long and admlrable speccn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Wash Dress Goods

Finest sheerest, Daintiest Muli,Ho Nns
,,,tIse grounds. regular i5c. goods, AZ -oc,
Iaconet Lawns, Sateens, Court koya,
planes New Scotch Crinkles, ana pest pest
lroclish Percales in variety that mars Sis
choice most difficult. UnsuipasSdoiS
value at Exc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
CLEVELAND WINS.

LOUISVILLE ky. April 2.-Clevelan,o
won a pretiy game from Louisville tins
afternoon. Louisville took Eoo1 iead
= HRS and went one better in the
afth. After this neither side could score
Kneil pitched a beautiful. game for LOUIS us.
vile, holding Cleveland down 10 I've I've
'he ''' II. n. r.
Cleveland ....... 00Oolsoox-il !
ga,,erics: Young and OConnor; hneN
oh
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MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
i STOCKHOLDERS OF the RlChaoN,DJ
AND MANCHES1 Err LAND COMPANY
viii be held at the office of the secre-
tary, No. north Tenth street, WE'D
NEsDAY, May /. 1895 1T o'clock r. Nj.
r. C.. MORTON pfssla rd,d
H. l.. Cabeli, Secretary. ap ls-eodtu
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White Figured
Silks.

Something entirely new, adapted 10,
er 9V'lic' dresses, In dainty figurei
s;iks very inexpensive makes, me in .o.
beautiful dress. Special Tower price, VVe'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
L.-sESss
Black Sati-
DannaS.

Rich Black Satin Damas. Figured, ex,
tra dne quality, and the most approvea
designs. actual selling price $l'-0' ho"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
First Tcn-Iuning Game or inc sen"
.on--Iiucinnati EcfeRtcd.

CINCINNATI. O.. April @-Io-uay
game was the first ten-inning game Vi Wv
season. and was closely contesteu thro"e"
nut. Poor .base-runnins by Lathaih ai,I
bad playing by Vaughn were resp ",,ll''
for the loss of the game by the ol'o'i
nati- ,r.,usoy Of the
home Team, were not on the field, ana
his demoralized the men. ,,,, wa.
,oorlv supported. The features OF tne
zane were the batting Of Gray, VINO
made two two-baggers and s iIe;. anu
the fast fielding Of HOY ana iiysii ~ y
S Atfenge'0s' o''i'o 1io01O2ol - 2
Cincinnati ......1O11020 % ~
Batteries: Hutchinson and kltttiuse'
porrntt and Merritt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
White Spreads.

200 White Spreads CMarseilles). price -,
TO be placed on sale tomorrow. We adj
wise an early selection of above. as at
this price they cannot last long. Selling
elsewhere at s. Cut price, SIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

Ready at 1890 o'clock
800 yards Real English Long
Cloth and Soft-Finished Nainsooks.
costing from IS to I6 2-3c. yard,
for oc. a yard-limit of IS yards. :,
Also. at the same time Colored
Bordered Stair Linen, IS inches
wide, at &C. a YARD.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10

Asas an editor who called on the bar
p for : little more iuside matter.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10
THE coLuM s,A RUN.
Captain sumaer Makes Hts omeisi Re-
port the Department on the
Crui.st.s Npyag..

Washington, Aug. 5.-The official re-
port or Captain Sumner, commander OF
the Columbia. upon the speed of that
vessel on the run across the Atlantic
reached the navy department today.
and Is mainly an elaboration of the sue
cinct statements OF the voyage made
by the captain when he arrived at New
York He says that he made the run In
six days, twenty-three hours and forty
nine minutes. The quantity OF coal on
board at the time of departure was
i,s61L5 tons, of which 1.414 tons and
1.1SU pounds were consumed; the draft
forward was twenty-six feet three
inches and aft twenty-five feet six
Inches. Captain Sumner says: "It was
not deemed practicable TO make the last
twenry-four hours run under forced
draft because Of the unreliability Of
the boilers We were blowing out tubes
at 40 pounds pressure. the loose state
OF the engines from the long run, the
great fatigue of the crew, and above
all. the impracticability of getting a
coal supply TO the boilers with sufii-
cient rapldity from where the coal was
located at this stage OF the run. The
run has involved excessive labor on the
part Of most OF the ships company, for
we have had twelve volunteers from
deck on duty in the fire rooms for the
whole run and forty-cight more men
from the deck have been employed be
low for some days past in supplying the
lower bunkers with coal from the wing
passages. | feared that | was TO be de-
prived of the valuable services of Pass
ed Assistant Engineer Bevlngton of our
engineer force, as he met with a severe
accident just previous to our departure
from Southampton which placed him on
the sick list.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10

fact tnat the Bank of France. in its
weekly statement. shows steady de-
crease in It's gold holdings. II is noted
that as tine Bank OF France began to ac-
cumnnte gold. 1t let It's silver holdings
decline, and now a reverse process is
going on. II Is also noted that the Bank
OF Frances movements In the past have
generally been in advance of the other
nations.
The fact thai silver Is being used by
500. geo. 900. where gold has been stead
ily bearded. gives the silver men 4
strong belief that as thc consumption of
silver Is bayoni It's present production
the demand for that metal must soon b.
urgent.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10
DEcrsloN OF 4 oReAr CASE.
,uprsme Court Of csntsrnis Give. Long
Awaited Oplntor.

NuprF me Court OF taitt1rnta tiNcs Long
Awaited Opinion.
san Francisco. Aug 5.-The Su-
preme Court has handed down Its long
delayed decision In the famous suit OF
NJ w Fox against tile Hale and Nor
crUss Mining company, the Nevada MIL
and Mining company. H. NJ. Levy, AL
viuza Hayward and others
The Judgment OF Judge Hebbard In
the lower court was In part affirmed and
plrt reversed.
FaS. ns stocEholsler i'm the Hale &
NurCrOss company. began his famous
suit on Octobed 4. 1890. The trial be
fonr Judge Hebbard was begun on No
vcinber rs. 1891. but Il was not until
May. is,i2. that the great case was sub
mltIcd Tor decision. In June. Judge
Iirbbard rendered his sensational iudg
mrnt for more than million dollars.
In favor OF Fox and the other stock
holders and against the defendants as
damages for the fraudn complained OF
iy Fox.
The findings Of the trial Judge were
% a most sensational character. H. NJ.
Levy. president OF the mining company:
AlvIuzt Hayward and w s Hobart
were found 20 have been parties 10
srautiuicnt conspiracy to rob the mine
through manipulation OF its ore In th.
Nevada ana Mexican mills. wbich the
coTisplraiOrS controlled The Judgment
ran Tor the full amount u SI.0pi .S:I5.
against Levy. Hayward. Hobart and
ihe Nevada Mining aud Mn company.
The other directors NJ the mine were
found guilty Uf negligence and judg-
mcutS FOR am"unts asgresaiiDs $500.
pu was entencd against them
tndcr the is,,lsiun of tue supreme
Court these atu1tiIits are gritty Chang
tyI and us TO spnIr ur tie defendants. Is
wiped out entirely - tn Hayward and
I.ivy the Judgment SJalds for S4in,.
ul7.5n Thc Nevada Af!li and Mining
uuifany IS ~ 1it Hs having p'vcr
s'eit Properly +erte'L The iit's's.cD'
directors are also acquitted Of respon-
slbility. The amount Of damages sus-
tanned by reason Of improper milling
OF the ores Is left TO be determined on
another trial, subject to directions CON
tained In the opinion
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10
Al rrrn.h Ia..

b the French mArke, and AZ the
biiy grocery s;orss OF Sew Orleans
ksekeepers desiring 20 make yegs-
Ee soup eau. with S cents. obtain
y; Is kno~a as a soup set, consist
OF \ section Of cabbage. 4 few
hys OF parsley. oae large potato.
10; and ors'r
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10
Dsa.. p,.x ,sar r.-,.

bay n-n Do bsea1ase Ihe nerye ee1ter=,
zrEed D. the io1x-eoattnurd usc Of ton4cxo.
be 50 Affected tnAt tksy are ~cak. tires.
-, hsiles4, etc. Al thss eaa easily be
konse u thr toh4oco User wants 10 quit and
manhood. nerye loser. Asd en,oy gi-or.
the good thinsrs of nf,L TaSc So-fo ttac.
tAnteod TO cure CO E1olry fcfundrd b
k<ists ercrrWherc Hoss free AtdrN~s the
lnx Remedy CO ST~ No-E dfty or CEicazul
The Lamar register., 1895-08-10
/ SLAVE FROM BOY HOOD.

urOra The Red Wing, Minn-. Rcrublie.al
Il arm now twenty-four yeara old
aid Edward Swanson. OF white Rock.
6oodhue County. MINI. 10 Republican
representative. ~and as you can see l
I'm not very Large OF stature. when /
eas eleven years old l became afflicted
fith a sickness which bafied the skin
IND knowledge OF the physician. was
kot taken suddenly IN but on the con-
)rary can hardly state the exact time
fhsn IL began The first symptoms
Fere pains IN my back and restless
&iEhts The disease did not fruubie me
nuch at first. bat It seemed to have
)ettied In my body 10 stay and my bitter
proved that 20 be the case.
ss Of course child and
lever dreamed 0f the sunerinEs
D store for me complained to
ey parents and they concluded that In
3ne l would putgrnw my trouble. but
hen they heard me groAnIng during
~ sleep they became thoroughly
iarmed- Medical advice was sought
1r TO no avail. l grew rapidly worse
nd was sean unable 20 move about and
Inzlly became cnnnnrd cdatinuaiiy 20
~ bed. The best doctors that could be
n9 weFr consulted. but did nothing for
be- I tried various kinds % extensively
Isvertis~d patent medicines with but
Z same result
-For twelve Iong years was thus a
1crrr Ia esnstsnt agony without ~
bite. ahsoesses fogi14rd on my body IN
pid sucrSsssoa and the world indeed
oked very dark TO me. About this
be whFn alt h9s-e Vas gone and moth
4 seemed left bat 20 resign myself 10
y most bitter fate my attention was
llied 20 Dr.. williams Fink Pills for
BE People. LIKE drowning man
zsplnx At a straw. in sheer desrcra-
|n concluded 10 make one more at
npt-nos 20 rsEain naY health q dare
TO hope 80 nHrhl but II possible TO
> my pAin-
Il bought a boz OF the pills and they
tused 10 Do me good felt sncour-
% and continued their uae. After
kink six boxes I was up and Ahls 10
ik around the houAr- I have not felt
well sor thirteen years sH during the
b; year Only nnc year have taken
Williams iink Pills and ! arr able
10 DO chores and attend 10 HIGHT
iek
(po hes.tate TO 10, yoa paslish wha,
ave said No Why should - I; -
truth and am ouiy too glad TO let
rr sufferers know uiy experience. II
help those Whose cup % misery Is
rul to-day a. mine vas In the past"
lr wfniafrn Pink Pitts contain. IN a
zf-ns<d form. All the elrra-uts necez-
10 give new NE and richness 70 the
81 and restore shattered nerves
ly build up the bltof. and restore the
OF health 70 p&l- and nAIlo~ checks,
d Pills ar~ sold IN boxes fnever In
y bulk kf 50 esuf a box or six boxes
a. 30 and may ~ had OF all drug
y. or direct by snsn from Dr. VIII
rs Medicine Cot4pany. Schenectady.
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AccuMuLATlNo SILVER.

Z he Bank of France Incr~as'~g K Its Hold
IIgs % Thst d-tai-
New York, Aug. 5.--The silver men
are laying a good deal OF stress on the
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y wosid l. 1ai big enausb Cor the -rr
fai disagreement of NAN aud wife, IheF
part but u - aas stecTss; Il u failure
must carry away the marks Of %. and
Fever may happen neither Is quite ~
as before. Ia spite Uf diNNr,-e imWH
|nit ezsrmcats u that snrt. We have Gun.
~ to make n deepiy serious businrss Of
kssi In IT. heeauss. sssss,,s-s IL - lndls
biy neresaary.
|eclare that ! am personally grateful %
He'd people who get On cuDspiruausiN
They are rs.assHrin- spectaele In
,ty. and as parI Of society, ! take eptIs-
In knowing them and am obliged to
for eristing Scribner-
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be Of the iondest advocates u prates.
for home industry aFe never engaged
! . indrs;Ty at home.
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'b's Cure for Consumption is an ANo. /
pa medicine. w. Il Williams. Antioch.
April II, 1904
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,nah sentenced 10 be hanged asked fer
spension Of public opinion In IT. stead.
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J.. County. City and sehsol District
,ps and WARRANTS, ,cl3rsr.sRondenee
Cooper Building. Denver. Colorado.
lnch; Chamber OF Com Bldg, Portland, or