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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
All FormaIities Due His Rank VIII Be
Observed.
MUCH BITTERNESS EXHIBITED
Among Drcyfusitcs and His
Friends Tcac That an Attempt
MAY be Made ON Ills Life - One
of Them Challenged LO
cal Editar-Mme. Drcyfus
ifas Not Vet Arrived.

RENNEs. FRANCE June 2s.-There Is
absolute ignorance here as TO the arrival
of Captain Alfred Dreyfus. The town
is quiet
Workmen have completed placing ad-
df,ionar bars across the windo" 90 inc
.,eu intended for tine prisoner
The local newspapers are pi"l'S'l"5
AGAINST ih8 iudisulty asserting ''"1
Drsyfus ought to be treated me.' ID.
an accused officer and mott ts c'ifi''''
MUCH MYSTERY.
LONDON june @.-Ihe correspondent
of tine Daily Mail at Rennes. aescrloiHs
fh. excitement in the town and the iiu''-
loss efforts of the newspaper men 10
obtain Information says.
"Everythlng ls shrouded in mystery
The cell f0r Drcyfus is comiorta'iy t'' p
ni-hcd ln the usual style of oiilceI7
quarters. Do has two windows one ~.
Them overlooking the street. iie VIII
ba treated with every confederation ar"
.u the formalties due his rank as a
cap+ain of artillery viii Doe scrupuiou7iy
observed
SYMPATHY FOR HIS WIFE.
Nadine Dreyfus has not arrived, oul
everybody expresses the greatest -ynp'
thv with her, M Basch. the jewish
gentleman who has placed his house aI
her disposal is terrified at the rancor OF
The anti-Dreyfusi,es had the greatest
dlmcmty 60 persuade him TO speak lie
Said hl- house ls watched day and night
and chat Doe and his wife have been in-
srrt49 fo sucn an extent that Doe had to
challenge local editor 90 fight a duel.
The editor however prefers to make a
public apology
FEAR ASSASSINATION.
DN Basch's apprehensions are mainly
for Captain Dreyfus. as he believes '"a.
members os the Patriotic League VIII
at+empt t0 assassInate him. TIE says
the procuotor-Generai has gone ON a
nvstorious secret mission to-day. which
M Basch believes to mean The arrival
NJ Dreyfus Several members OF me "a
trote League are already here. and M
Drnm0nt editor of the Libre Parole, is
exraoteI tonight
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The twelve hundred young ladies' en-
ploved as operatives by tho j.. WhuocA
Branch of the American Tobacco COM
pany stopped work at noon yesterday.
III is not exactly strike and me
probability ls that The trouble viii be
settled and nearly am the operatives VIII
reuru to duty to-day.
Mr.. IL. Whuock The manager OF ln9
brancb. said he was surprised when IL
was reported 90 him in the morning 'n"'
a few off the operatives were comp p'ali''"s
Of the system under which they peifoii"
their work. no committee had waited
,,non him To- state any grievance lse
.v-anf at once To- the room in WAich i'i'
trouble occurred and found the yo1Ns
ladies. or many of them. very nIoH
excited and scores OF them talking al p'9
same time.
GAVE THEM a HOLIDAY.
Seeing that ID would be useless TO try
and reason with crowd of excited
women" said Mr. Whitloek, u decided
that the best thing 90 be done was I'D
give them ali half holiday S' uIle.
ed that work cease at noon. Ihe lac'oIl
Xns closed at .hat hour and the opera
fINea an NNtulltN lNl lll'tl '...-'t
sure nearly AN win return in the morning
and that there viii DE no further
when asked 20 state the particular
grievance o. the operatives, Mr. WAii-
lock said. "a few objected to the system
which We employ. I think the large
majority have uo fault to hnd
lfr WhiIocJ did not state the paru-
ruiars or e0 into the details of ine sy--
tom. but said 30 WAS ono that had been
employed for some tme and it is no He"
thing az tho factory.
THE OTHER SIDE.
ono of the operatives was seen and
sne cave au explanation dinerent i''h
1fr Whmocks. She said the girls want
c1 one cent more for punching ana roll-
ine cheroofs. They receive now siN cents
"a hundred for punching and twelve GEMS
IA hundred for rolling A reduction was
made some months ago in the compeis"-
tion. .u
+ho oneratives win return 60 the iaetoiF
fnfa morning They are expecting MI
Whinock 10 mako some concession 90
them
everything was very quiet about tne.
factory after the operatives left ana Ut
was generally believed in the nels i"'I
hood that the young women hdd D''"
only given F. half holiday.
Tho Whltl0ck factory has been III eN-
f-tcncc f0r many years. ana ini5 l- "'o
the fref time there has been any uon'.'
with The operatives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
PEACE IN SAMOA.
oGoiaI Advices Here and in Germany
Confirm Press feports.

RERIIN. June Am official dispatch
from Apia. Samoa, confirms the dispatches
OF the Associated Press from Alla' am
nouncng Malietoa Ianns aodica'ioh Ai
favor of the Samoan Commissioner, who
have appointed provisional government
composed OF three consuls.
Am Interesting point is The German con-
nrmation of the statement that the COM
mission recognized the competence Of the
Chief Justice 10 select King.
The official dispatch received al Berlin
say that the Chief Justice and the Nun
icipal authorities viii exercise their for
mer functions until further notice and
that DR. Self. the German president Of the
Municipal Council OF Apia, has assumed
office.
WASHINGTON. June 22-The Secretary
OF state last night received dispatch
from the Hon Bartlett Tripp. United
States Commissioner at Samoa, saying
that peace had been restored IN. the
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iilands. the commission had sustained the
decision of Chief Justice Chambers In the
contested case Of the election Of the king.
that Malletoa Tanu had resigned. the
Mngship was 20 De abol he'd. and pro-
visi0nai government established.
Admiral Kautz reported his arrival at
San Francisco last evening hy telegraph
- the Navy Department, but made no
report unoh Samoan affairs. This viii
probably be committed io the malls. His
official superlors are fully satisfied with
DIS conduct while at Apia. The Admiral
rsfains DIS assignment as commander-in-
chief of the forces ON the Pacific station.
aud thc Philadelphia Whi boz retained in
commission, though being subjected 20
some necessary repairs and docking at
once
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

sT TrrIS MO. June 22-The Grand
Trdge benevolent Protective order Of
Fiks wound up their sessions here to-day
bv the election " the following officers.
Grand Exalted Ruler. Hon p. "A. Allen.
of Birmingham. Ala, Leading Grand
Knight Charles II. tOote, Miuncnpoiis;
Grand Secretary. George A. Reynolds;
Grand Treasurer r. s. Orris. Neadviiie.
Pa. Grand Esteemed Loyal knight. j. o.
Reese San Francisco. Grand Trustee.
n. Tanning. indianapolis. Henry Mas,
baltimore John ID O.Shea, Lynn Mass.
The convention adopted the report of
the Committee ON Law and Appeals, for
bidding any insurance feature whatever In
the order
In the prize drills. the Judges tonight
awarded first honors 90 the Cherry Pick
ers, Of Toledo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
4 Nenfnrcsome Negro.

SCRANTON. MISS. June I've. the
fury. find that deceased came to his
death by climbing a tree. venturing too
far out on a limb and broke his neck.
such was the verdict of the coroner $
Jury I'M the case Of Daniel Patrick. col
ored who was lynched here yesterday
for an assault upon Miss Bessie Ireland
Patrick confessed his crime and beg
ped the mob 10 shoot him lie evidently
feared burning at the stake ana was
eiad TO be let on with a rope and bull
let's.
Three hundred of the most prominent
men I'm the city participated In the
lynChlng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
German Better.

BALTIMORE. June 22.-The close per-
s,nal friends Of former United states
senator Arthur r. German deny ia the
most positive terms the reports te'eu''
lv published in which he Is alleged 10 De
seriously III. <.,,
Letter from Mr. German 10 friend
q, psitfmore dated yesterday. makes no
a,enfion whatever OF ill-health and shows
IN its face that 1t is not the work OF
very sick man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
ACABlNET AT LAST.
Waidccll Rousseau SUCCEEDS ID SolN-
ing the Knotty Problem.

ing the Knotty Problem.
PARIS June g.--senat0r Waldeck-
Rousseau was recalled 10 the Elys-8
Palace this morning where President
Io.Det proposed chat DE form a cabinet
immediately. aud senator Wa.decN-hous-
seau completed tho formation OK -aoi-
net during the day.
The Senator. accompanied 10Y lhe ue"
cabinet ministers proceeded 90 the Eiy-
see Palace at 6.0 p. M, 10 present DIS COLI
leagues to President Lolbet
Tho new cabinet as organized is as io1-
lows: -.-.,,,. -
senator Waideck-Rousseau. pre-ileh1 0.
the Council of Ministers and Minister or
t,e Interior. M Delcassa. Minister of FOR
eieu Affairs. General, the Marquis ue9"'-
ufet. Minister of Var. VI. DE Lanessan.
Minister of Marine. M M0bs, Minister OF
Justice ~ CaiIaIK, Minister o- FL
nance. NI Mllerand Minister or Com
marce AL Leygues Minister u fuoAc
gn.tru.rion. 81 Decrais. Minister az Tho
Colonies. ~ Jean Dupuy Minister or Ag-
ri.plture. ST. Pierre Baudin. Minister Of
Public Works.
Yhe new Cabinet is a strong comoina-
zion and is wholly in favor or Dreytus,
Irf since if contains such extreme men
,g ,f,r4iiis de Gallifet and VI. Mllcrand,
In can hardly Doe expected to have "a long
The Dreymsites are delighted. and the
,-qer al the Dreyfusltes knows DO
hounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
CALLS CUBANS C0WARDS
General COllalo Denounccs Them i"r
Accepting American Money.

HAVANA. June p General Enfico COL
iaz0. who was "a member oi lne slhh Oh
tho late General CaliXto Garcia ana VINO
from time 10 time has attacked tho Amer'-
can military administration through t"e
press of Havana. to-day denounced ihe
Cublus for accepting money rom lhe
United states aud calls them 'coNafds
for doing SOD.
Germany France. Belgium. Great
Britain. China Mcxic0 and Holland are
the only countries thus far officially rccos-
nized ass having consular representation I'D
cuba. Their consuls have received exc
quaturs through Washington. There are
thirty-four others who claim to Doe con-
suls. but they cannot Doe officially recog-
nized. as their only credentials are ab-
dressed To- the Spanish government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

PRETORIA. June 22.-in accordance
with the promise made by President
Kruger 10 President Alfred Miner. Brit
ish High Commissioner for South Africa,
Al the recent conference In Bloemtontein,
capital OF the Orange Free State. the
Transvaal executive has finally decided
IA inerea4c the represens ton of the go a
reias In the volksIaad. The government
win probably give six members. instead
OF two. the present representation. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
GIVEN RED HATS.
pone Holds a Public Consistory TO in-
stall the New Cardinals.

ROME. June 22.-The Pope held pub
lie conslstory to-day TO present the mats
or the recently made Cardinals with
the exception Of the Papal Nancio al
Madrid and the Archbishop OF Goritz.
The ceremony occurred for the hfst
time i'm the han OF the Loggie near the
entrance OF ST. Peters.
The Pope. who was 10 good health con-
Quoted the ceremony with ease.
The Pope afterward held secret con-
.,1tory with the usual ceremony OF open
ir9 ana shutting the mouths ot the new
CARDINAL a..
The latter. later. were received IN the
Popo's private apartments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
HARDIN BEATENJ
His Followers Seem Unable to breaA
tho stone -Gocbet Combination.

the stone -Gocbct Combination
rofpsVIILE. KY, June 2.-Ihe sec
"a dav of the Democratic convention
,yas blank so far as proceedings OF re-
eora 30. Under the surface. however II
,gss a busy day Of electoneerlns ana
,esre mullins. Two short sessions We're
beid one in the morning and one IN me
a,sn,ng. AT the former commit tees We're
snnoinfed and a recess was taken unlii
s,,r,ine 10 allow them TO work. Ihis
eysnine the credentials committee haNihs
ses,ceiy begun It's work. the convention
sdiourned until Q o'clock to-mofro"
morning. a.. .sf.,,so ~
.,,ae ,hree hundred seats It's dehnefa-
lions win govern the length OF the CON
,,entlon ard. II radical action be taken
,o anv one direction Il may effectively
tnnuence the nominations. The stone
coabel combination Is still master ot the
situation. having control Of the maA
chlncfy Of the convention This was de-
,aonsirated twice to-day TN the forcing
o. an adjournment Chairman Red"ine
And the other temporary officers II u
felieved win be retained IN the Derms-
Eent orgaIzauon.
Fra-rxalske>fhs ILaldln ueanla are busy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

ADAMS MASS. June g2 President Me-
Kin.cy. with Mrs Mckinley and their
friends. who reached here SECS teiday. ana
who viii Dee the guests of W B. PinhkeN
for "a week. has quiet. rostiW uay ai'ef
the recent series 0f visits. receptions. etc.
Of their tour n the central part OF the
State.
General Ieonlrd Wood Military Gov
ernor of santiago. joined the President 3
party here to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
CENSUS APPOINTMENTS.
Now Regarded Certain That Wheeler
tt-nI l-n LII nInmLln-

~ 800 frO tn lANiiih.
WASHINGTON. June -.-speeiaL-l-
o,,s stated ths morning chat no more
,r.o.ntmtnts wul be made in -he Census
pgre,l for at leasl sixty days. In'
d.-.,r.r of the census says that .s
nreseut force comprising about eit".l
e4D.opas U.s. large enough foo handle ina
veor< now ou hand and that he hnis il
dimcnr to keep everyone busy.
There s an eligible list OF more thaA
"a hundred from which to make a'p'i..'-
frant- and lt win Doe from this Hsl th'-
tie next appointments arc made. Iho.e
on the eligible Hst now have been re-
commended for appointments hy , sen",
tors and Representatives 10 Doe onl'1,i .'..,
fo their quotas. other recommendation ,
or endorsements from Senators ana
members DO not count.
II is regarded as certain that Genera.
wheeler viii ho sent % me fni."'
I'm some capacity. DO is Thought now
ever. chat ho win not ne given come
maud in the field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
MATAAFAS VICTIM.
The BodyofEusign Monaghan Landed
from the Cruiser Philadelphia.

SAN FRANCISCO. june 2.-The body
OF Ens.qn Monaghan. who was killed at
Samoa was taken to Portland to-day on
tbe steamer Columbia. The body was
taken ashore from the Philadelphia win
frU naval h0n0rs accompanied py Ad-
miral Kautz and other officers of the
Philadelphia. The escort from the crui-
Ser was met at the landing by Mayor
Pheian and Two companies of the Naval
Reserves and the procession marched
m tho Columbia The coffin was drapod
with flags and covered with healilfui
flowers. conspicuous among which was a
hand some wreath the offering of The of-
ncers of the British man-ol-war Porpolse.
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has been swept away by the RIO Granoe
food The Rio Grande IS higher man mas
been known for forty years, ana II con-
tinues 90 rise rapidly.
At points below Carrizo 60 threatens 10
change its course. transferring thousands
of acres OF Mexican territory TO the United
states and vice versa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
SERVED HIM RIGHT.
A Produce Buyer Receives Well Dc
served Horse Whipping,

served Horse hippihs'
RALEIGH y. e.. June IA special
IN the News and Observer from Wasnlns-
ton. y. c.. says. ..,,.,,
This morning. just before the morning
freln lcft Tor Tarmeie, l. considefaoie
commoL0n occurred in the heigh lioou
pine of j. j.. Woodward. who has been ln
his clty buying and soliciting shipments
Of u,tatoes 90 O.. NJ snyder * 20, or
~, York CITY. The farts I'M the case
rEet eliminated in the whipping are about
as follows: ON yesterday a young LADY ,,A.,, OK
this city was passing down ,,. me street .i'..;'
,rben She was overtaken by WOODWARD
Vho made repeated improper pro2o5 5aIs
to her. on the young lady arriving at .,.l Ter
home She reported The iafts %, ,ner iii'ly. ,bs,
irhis morning. on its being learned lhal
I,-..',d,-ard would leave on the train, a
,srfC M gentlemen repaired 90 the depot
armed with a couple OF whips ana pro-
caaded to administer a horse whipping
effer which he was ordered TO board the
train and never return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
RUSSlNS PLANS FOR PEACE.
Annroaches American Ordnance Com
many for Estimate on Big Order

pprDGEPORT CONN June 1t
...-, learned to-day that within a snort
time The plant Of The American o'onanee Ia,,re.
l.'r,,on,. has been visited by "a repre-
eonefiye of tine car of Russia
n is stated that the Ordnance COMPANY
was asked boy the repf senuVe OF lHe
oar whether The following or'ei c'u''
be n<d: ,......-,.. 30 siv Guns
escb. six and twelve-poundeIs. qoicN. llle
cnns and 1900 caissons ana ilHiyeis.
The value Of the order Wouia DC "0o''
,-re oficfals of the Ordnance Company
,.f,,eo IN admi, or deny that such an or
der has been placed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

CLEVELAND OHIO. June Tine
hope of "a settlement of the street railway
strike was shattered tonight when the
strikers at a meeting rejected by unali-
mons vote the proposition submitted ~
the company to the special committee
of the CITY Council and TO which the
strikers committee agreed this after
nnnn
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NEW RICHMOND WIS. June 2.-By
the death of Ward S Gould last night
the total number of victoms from Iast
weeks tornado was brought mp % ~.
The relief and rebuiiiine work fre Fe-
i,r sunarvised by the governor CONE
nittee and rapid progress ls bein- made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

NEW YORY. June Z-t'eorse ooon'.
the fourteen-year-o'd Jockey mas S'sns"
q contract with ". e. whitney III ~.
1901 ana 1872 and salary os slo-eH :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
DEGREES GALORE.
schlcy. Wheeler and Me'vi'ie Ma"o
IL. D's by Georgetown University.

Ill. D's by Georgetown 'nNe's''s'
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE honor
arv degree of Ii j. was to-day con-
ferred by Georgeown University on Rear
Admiral Winfield Scott Schiey and George
w Melville. Major-General Joseph
wheeler Hon. W. Bourke Cochran, or
New York: Dr. Samuel Busey, District
of columbia. DR. Daniel Brewer. OF llii-
rois and Hon. Thomas Herran. United
states OF Colombia General Wheeler,
~. Rrower ard Hon. Thomas Herran
were unavoldably absent.
The address 20 the gradusie les WAS H'au'
By Bourke Cochran.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
Rio Gran,ic on n Rampage.

H-sTfN. TEX. June 22-In the old
-, NJ t.arrizo. county seat Of Ianota
oonntv about midway between Laredo
ana Rio Grandc City, on the Texas border
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
Twelve Hundred Quit at
WhitloCk Factory.
OBJECTED TO SYSTEM.
The Manager Gives His Version OF
the Trouble.
AN OPERATIVE INTERVIEWED.

She SAYS More Pay Was Demanded
for Punching aud Rolling Che
roots - Mr. Whitiock Expects
All the Employees 20 Return
20 Work This Morning.
An on Establishment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
.rlr,,,,u FORECAST.

virr,nia-partly cloudy and wa'm nnr,
...',ro.lnv clond.ness SATURDAY hs"'
sastcily winds. ,., cloudy.
Norih Carolira-Fair. on' -, ss.s
showers IN western portion 'sh'
TO northeast winds.
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bear US peacefully ami joyfully on to
our iathcrland.
Here again, is mighty assurance:
that the power of Jesus to save is in
finitcly greater than the power Of wind
and wave, in the sea Of life, to de,-
troy. There are times when the soul
seems threatened, when the power of
the Devil and the power Of temptation
seems infinite. AS measured with
these powers, faith seems as thread
that is anchoring the soul to its God.
1t is at this hour that the soul sinks
in the storm, that faith seems but Il
dying spark. The elements around
the soul seem too strong to permit the
presence Of Jesus. The powers of the
world seem mighticr than the powers
OF God. Oh, at this hour, the life Of
the soul is drowned in the tempest of
unbelicf, unless the frail vessel is de-
livcred into the Masters hand.
Behold Jesus, your King, as lie
stills the storm and proves Himself to
be supreme in power. Again, behold
Jesus, your King, as He drives Satan
from before Him! Can you encourage
the fear that your trials and tcmpta-
tions can destroy your soul, in def
ancc Of the infinite power of Jesus to
save?
Away, away with such fear! We
have in this scene before us every fear
ana dread anticipated. The very ele-
ments which threatened the destruc-
tion Of His disciples, lie converts into
His willing servants. So with us in
life. The things with which We have
to contend, which sometimes seem to
threaten our souls are forces, great
forces, necessary forces, as the wind
and ocean to the craft, which can be
used, aye, which are to be used and
must be used to bear us On to God.
Yes, the secret of life is to be found
in the picture before us. Peace comes
to us when Jesus is at the helm.
Lifes sorrows and cares are as waters
and winds of peace, bearing US into
an eternal port. Our strengthened
eyes are no longer deluded by phan-
toms Of luck and chance; they "behold
the King in His beauty; they see the
land that is very far off,
"And calm and peaceful is our sleep;
Rocked in the cradle Of the Deep
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- It is not surprising that the plan
.or billion-dollar iron and steel trust
has failed. A billion dollars is good
deal of money. Counting one sec.
for eight hours day it would take a
man a year to count million, and q
thousand years to count billion; or
thousand men counting one second
for eight hours day, could together
count billion in year. One hun
dred silver dollars make pile foot
high. A billion silver dollars would
make pile 1900 miles high.
If you eat without appetite you need
Prickly Ash Bitters. It promptly re-
moves impurities that clog and impede
the action Of the digestive organs,
creates good appetite and digestion,
strength Of body aud activity Of brain.
For sale by Evans Pharmacy.
June bugs are thick in parts Of
Germany this year. At Brody school
children lately gathered 25a hundred
weight from sixteen-acre aeld.
Some one has figured out that this
means l,S7O, 900 June bugs.
Hot days followed by cool nights
will breed malaria in the body that is
bilious or oostive. Ir.okly Ash Bit
ters is very valuable sc this time for
keeping. the stomach liver and bowels
vel: regulated. Sold by Evans Phar-
macy.
- She-"Rs says he loves me; yet
he has only known me two days"
Her Friend--'Well, perhaps that's
the reason, dear
tcThey are simply perfect" writes
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all liver ailments. Never gripe.
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n The Police Court.-Tried and Iudg
ment in lts Favor.

Some time ago Judge Andy E. Cal
houn, judge of the police court AT
lanta, had occasion to pass sentence
that was gratifying to him, and if
people will take his advice much suf-
fering will be alleviated. The Judge
is subject to nervous, sick headaches
and dyspepsia. Here is his sentence:
II am great sufferer from nervous
sick headache and have found no rem
edy so effective as Tyner's Dyspepsia
Remedy. IF taken when the headache
first begins it invariably cures"
Price 80 cents per bottle.
For sale by Wilhite & Wilhite.
Sample bottle free on application to
Tyner' s Dyspepsia Remedy Co., Allan
ia, GA.