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Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-13
The Opening Gun of the Campaign Cannot Fail
in Its Effect-The Republicans are Happy
Over the Result.

one drop of his blood they would
turn in disgust from the principles
now advocated by the party. They
were at least a quarter of CEN
tury behind the times and that
issues now advocated by the re-
publican party would be taken up
by them in the next twenty-five
years. Mckinley would then be
looked upon us one of the nations
greatest men. He referred to the
progress Of the nation and said
that we could not shrink from true
greatness; let rs see to it that the
republican party rises to the occa-
sion. An appeal was then made
to all to share in the material
prosperity at hand and to hold the
nation in the front rank of the ma
tiOns of the world.
Col. Roosevelt having been un-
der very severe strain for sew
eral days, retired at once to his
private car for much needed rest.
Music was then rendered by the
Brookings band, followed by an
introduction by Mayor Mathews
Of John Gordon Clark, of New
York, who proceeded to deliver an
eloquent address touching upon
subjects Of political character
that both interested and enter
tanned.
Mr.. Clsrk was followed by Gen.
Curtis Guild. Jr., of Boston, Mass,
late inspector general Of Cuba,
and for fally half an hour Mr..
Guild held his audience spell
bound By his eloquenee.
Gov. Leslie M. Shaw, Of Iowa,
was then introduced and received
a warm welcome from his Iowa
friends in the audience. Gov.
Shaw made a very practical speech
and scored many good points and
was followed by Senator Knut
Nelson, of Minnesota, who talked
along general lines for some time
and dwelt particularly upon the
bugaboo of militarism, after which
the vast audience arose at his re-
quest and joined in the song
America"
NOTES.
Among the distinguished guests
present on the platform and who
did not get an opportunity to ad-
dress the people were Congress
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-13
NOTES.

Among the distinguished guests
present on the platform and who
did not get an opportunity to ad-
dress the people were Congress
man Chss. II. Burke, Chas. N.
Herreid, republican candidate for
governor, Col. Melvin Grigsby
and Joe Green, national commit
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-13

coNrINuzD ON srH rAoR
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y
to correct the various errors that had
crept into the accounts of Waiooles life
and character, and would be glad IL The
Times would give publicity to her state
ment. She said:
while Walpole led a wild and reckless
life, he was never a card sharper, nor,
after his marriage, even an habitual card
player. While in Alebmarie, NOT Camp
BELL the games he played with certain
other young Enghshmen were made noto-
rious by absurd stakes, several hunderd
silk socks having been lost in one in
stance. He did not serve as a waiter in
a Boston restaurant nor drift to Austrti-
liza and work ON q sheen ranch He had
never been in Texas. He did not so to
Egypt, Mexico nor to Cuba in any capac-
ity His first stay in this country was
in California. The only other two states
in which he lived were Florida, where he
had small orange grove, and in Vir-
sinfa, where he farrned for several years
on his w+ife's estate He visited Central
America on hunting EXPEDITION with MI
E.. Auickltn. of Nelson county, man OF
.irreproa enable character. He afterwards
went to Jamaica to raise oranges and
ship mahogany, but failing In both enter
priSes, he returned to this country and
continued his farming operations in Mol
son, where he remained until last fat,
when he LEFT for South Africa. Since
then communication have been received
from him by his wife whenever 1t was
possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
Racing at New Orleans.

Z NEW ORLEANS, March 23.-Mitchell's
riding was the feature of ito-day'S rae
ing. Five of the six events falling to his
share. The track was heavy and tedious
delays marked each race.
First race-seven furlongs-Belle of
Orleans Is to and 3 to- 81 first, Grayless
g g to I and to - second, Ben Chance
. 4 to s. third. Time, 1:33 Ia
Second race-six and "a half furlongs-
.Philter Il to 2 and 6 to s. first, Louis
VILE &c to and 3 to y second, l. Rose
q to p third. Time, 1:3: ga
Third race-mile and a eighth-Possum
Is to and 2 to y first Shinfane q to l
and 5 to q second. Can-I-See-Em GO to y
third. Time, 2:o4.
Fourth race-one mile. handicapped the
dral III to 10 and ouD 6rst. S:rangest
e to 2 and 2 to 81 second, Dissolute Us
to y third, Time, LAG .1-2.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Isaha:' q to
1 and to y first, Captain Lemar q to :
and to 81 second, Red Giod 90 to y
third. Time, 1:2O -.
Sixth race-one mile-Lord Neville az
to 1 and to y first, Volandies Is to 5
and to 81 second, Monk Wayman III to
50 third. Time, 1:4s IA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
THE CONY VEN ton
in. PETERSBURG.
Lassiter Endorsed And Seventeen
Delegates Elected.
DR.. RosEBRo WILL ACCEPT CALL.
Has Made Up His Mind But Tell
His Church First-sManaser OF
Petersbur. BaseballTeam Ar
ran.in. for y Game.
DR.. ROSEBRO WILL ACCEPT CALL,

PETERSBURG, VA, March Especial
AT the Democratic City Convention to-
night resolutions offered by City AZ
torney George Mason, endorsing MAJOR
Lassiter for Congress-, were adopted.
The following were elected delegates 10
the District Conventions: John B. Evans,
C. b. Mann, George Mason, C. S. Rus
sell, NJ T. Patteson, Jr., Samuel Ed
wards, c. B. Gill, E. D.. Sanford, w
C. MALLORY, W. N. Mayes. James y.
sTaliaferro, John T. Parham, r. T. PHI
low. Wv. T. iWheary. w. T. Payne ~
IT. Blick, Leroy Weber.
DIR. ROSEBRO WILL ACCEPT.
e Dr.. J. w. Rosebro arrived here tonight
from Fredericksburg, where he went 10
attend the funeral Of DR.. Saunders. DR..
Rosebro. when asked with reference to
the call extended him by the Freder-
icksburg Church, said that he had tuily
made up his mind with reference to the
matter but would not give out his DC
scision. as he promised his church that
he would first make it known to them
There seems no doubt, however, tina
he will accept the call.
CONGRESSMAN RHEA.
Congressman Rhea, of Kentucky, Will
deliver an address in this city on the
evening OF the 10Th.
e Manager X. M. Foster. who Will look
after the Petersburg baseball team tnls
season. Is in Petersburg making arrange
ments for his team
Rev. John r. Matthews, OF Oatordll
University, England, has conciudea t lt.e
series OF Bible readings at st. Psaar ul
Church, Richmond, and came to PEERS
burg to-day. on his way to Norfolk. fW Were
he will give series Of similar readings.
at St.4Juke's Church.
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Tie sistcrof Cecil I,lloies

Miss Edith Rhodes, sister of the re-
nowned Cecil, is a woman of great char
.acter, and certainly impressive appear
ance- She has never feared for her broth.
ers safety during the long siege of Kim
berley, for, SO the story goes, she has
learned. by means of palmistry and the
cards, that his life will last at least
four years more. Miss Rhodes is rather
stout and of medium height. Her hair
Is tinged with gray. and her fea
lures are strong. not to say mas
.s1' she5f a great spirituaHst, and re-
g l rds death as mere stage. of trlns.-l
ton IN no way. preventing commun!cl-S
ton with living humanity, in this be-
hef4 her brother sharing. Miss Rhodes is
,saad To- be an inveterate matchmaker,
her brother and herself, however. not
coming under her own rule Of appicaion.s
Miss Rhodes has been writing some very.
interesting letters recently, descriptive
English papers have published eagerly
Mall and Express. ~ ~; a. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
Not yvhaeH He Wanted.

IT perceived. SIR" began the peddIer.
suavely, that there are children in the
house,
Have the honor of speaking to Mr.
Sherlock Holmes?' inquired Mr.. PopIy.
ironically
Not exactly: but
II presume you arrived at that atonish-
5ingIy correct conclusion by a process of
scientific deduction continued Mr.. Pop
7 ly. in the same sarcastic tone. Let me
see If can follow your line OF reason-s
ing. No doubt you noticed Towser. who
has just fitted from the back door with a
-.milk-can attached to his caudal appendage.
That round hole in the stained glass OF
this door would at once convey the word
.bow-gun' to your acute mind That dull
sound which we now hear can only be
produced by hammering high chair with
hand-mirror or a creampitcher. Am
right q.
probably" answered the peddler, but
I drew my differences from the fact that
you came to the front door ewttn-and are
Il still Inadvertently holding-a rattle In yoUr
hand And. unless my eyes deceive me-,
there IS jumping-jack attached by means
of a bent pin and a string TO the rear
of your smoking jacket. However. all this
is irnmateral L called to show YOU the
greatest invention OF the age-srhe Patent
Noiseless Raby-Jumper and Chiid-Anuser.
Bysfts use child may be left alone Tor.
hours and need 10 attention. Place ths
infant in this swing!ng-seas here. and.
pardon me, = interrupted Poply. Does
that invention have an attachment for
picking sup playth!ngs which have been
violently thrown on the floor?
s.No. but
!. ..Does Il have HART be pulled r.
{, Mo- i.
..Dcas Il have an ArranxanaensN atcas
whan the child crtas, tails whether ths
acreams express cholara- bus, bun 3ess3
q bin. temper. or general depsayity I?
.sCertaIniy4 not
1 s.snhsn I'm afraid Z can't buy IL. Basween
ourselves. i don think i need a. Patent
sNoiseIess Baby-Jumper9sbu but 1f anoald RE
faPatents Nolseless Fay Ice 4t7cean
'RE1eya BsxaJ. - s..:s.s
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y n = y
Million Bale Mark.

SAVANNAH, GA, March 23.-For the
fifth time SaNannah's cotton receipts will
pass the million-bale mark tomorrow.
The net total at the close of business to-
day was 99S.641 bales since September 1st.
Last year the million mark was reached
on March 18th, and year before last on
February 10TH Statisticians say that
the later date at which the million was
reached, this year is indicative Of the
short crop.
1t is not believed that over 100000 bales
more will reah this port of this years
crop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP.

Frank I3rnc Downs Cans i'll Twelfth
Round.
NEW YORK, March 23.-Frank Erne, of
Buffalo. successfully defended his title
of lightweight champion of the world to-
might against Joe Cans Icolored). Of. Bal;
timore, before the Broadway Athletic
Club.
Erne did most of the heavyy fighting,
displaying better judgment and more skill
than his opponent. Cans received his
punishment gamely until the twelfth
round, when his left eye was started from
its socket by terrific rignt-hand swing
from the Buffalo boy. ? Cans was helpless,
and there was no alternative for the,
'eferee but to award the decision to Erne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
Serious Boiler Explosion.

4 MUNCIE, IND, March 22s-Three men
were instantly killed; one fatally injur-
ed. and two serious injured by the ex-
plosion of a saw-mill boiler near An
thony, seven miles from here, to-day.
The dead: Clifford Buskirk, sixteen
years. torn to pieces; Marion Barley,
forty-two years, brass oil cup driven
through head; Thomas Sullivan, forty
five years. Fatally injured: James Ry-
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SEM ENCE. PASSED.


Tyson Given Five Years lii Federal
Prison.
Z SAVANNAH, GA, March 23.-In the
United states Court. to-day Nudge Speer
passed sentence upon the D. r. Tyson
gang Of mail-order conspirators, who.
after the trial had gone~on for nearly
two weeks, entered a plea of guilty and
appealed to the mercy of the court.
Tyson was given five years in the
Federal prison at Nashville, Tenn, and
w. E. Hutchinson, NV Hutchinson,
and j. II. Hutchinson eighteen months
each in the same prison. Six others were
given sentences to the local jail. All the
conspirators are white men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
Hotel Arrivals.

At Alurphys-L. P. Stearnes, Newport
News; j.. A. Quinn, Clifton Forge; G.
4 II. Beinhauer, New York: j. c. Lang
horne, Salem; S. on. Donald, Staunton;
w. W.iTyler, Cape Charles; j. A. Mills.
Raleigh, N c. G. T. II Goodwin. Scotts-
vile; ] ohm "A. Cunningham, North Caro-
lima: f. T.. Willis, Virginia; Norville 7.
Hunley. Williamsburg: Tsis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
p Sale Begins To-Day.

The sale of seats for the concert to be
given by Mr.. Eduard Won Berggrun at
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall next Monday. will commence at 8
o'clock this morning The celebrated
singer will be supported by we'll known
artists. and the event promises to be
one of unusual attractiveness.
No greater baritone has appeared in
Richmond than Mr. Won Berggrun, and
great interest is being evinced in his ap-
pearance here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
THROWN FROM BUGGY.
Two Men Injured at Second and Arch
Streets Last Night.


Streets Last Night.
AFR. George Burch and Mr.. Walker
Foster were thrown from buggy at
second and Arch streets at o'clock last
night. The horse they wereAdrlv'ng be
came frightened and ran into the curb,
ing, overturning the buggy a large gash
was cut in the head Of MI. Burch, and his
skull may be fractured. he was treated
by DR.. W. w Parker, OF the ambulance
corps. and taken to his home. No 635
Church Street Mr.. Foster was wounded
slightly on the scalp. 4
A white employe. who was injured IN
the right arm at the Chesapeake and
Ohio shops about rs O'Clock yesterday
morning. was treated by DR.. Parker
Nir IA j. Kuhn was taken sick at.
Twenty-third and Dock Streets and was
taken In the ambulance to the City Hos
pital. He is getting along quite nicely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
MEN MADE SICK.

They May be Able to Return to w orll
J,hts NJ orninE. &
Gene es tia men EN- 2ioyed IN re'noy!n5t
the deposit AT the east basin Of ,aa Ssw
Reservoir, we're made sick yesterday by
the doors they had to endure while at
work. They are not dangerously III. how
ever. and will probably return to work to-
day AS
IA huge platform has been erected from
.the reservoir some thirty yards toward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
Dead in Their Cabin.

s FABMVILLE, VA, March Especial.
Information is just received that an old
5colored couple, sRomoluss Skipper and wife.
residing In Cumberland county. three
miles from Farmville. were found in their
cabin this morning. Cause of death not
yet ascertainable here. Looks like foul
play - 80 ~ ~
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the lake. AT the end there is chute
through which the refuse is launched to
the ground below. A railroad has been
laid along the platform and down the side
Of the reservoir to tho bottom, where it 4
branches out in all four directions.
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WALPOLE.MAY NOT SBEaDEAD.
His Friends Claim That Recent Stories i
DO III i'm Unjust ice.

Do II i'm Injustice.
gLYNUEFBURG.s A., March Especial.
The accounts published of the sdea IN ana M
career OF Clare Horace Valoole are cal
sc1t1ated. In the opinion Of his s8friende
here, to do him an injus tices They sa I13
that number OF nnisstatementsE have
been made. and they are inclined 90 eo-,
.tertain the hope that the report OF ~
death Is fame. Quite recently pactza9e
OF nIcttresa arrived for his daus hter. -
was matted In Gaze Town In the middle
OF FEBRUARY and Wa ad dressed IN Ais
handwriting. AN Intimate tHend Sot Wal
pcIe's wife stated today that she desired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
Bad Blood Breeds

Spring juniors I5oils, Pimples, Eruptions,
Sores Debility, Lar ggupr, Kidney Troubles,
Indigestion and That Tired Feeling .all.Sof
which Hoods Sarsaparilla Cures, by purify.
ing, en1iching and vitalizing the blood
Blood troubles, left unchecked, incre- Sc and
multiply just as naturally as the weeds
and thistles that infest the soil. They
need the same radical treatment, too. They
should be rooted out in Spring. Hoods. Sar-
saparilla stops the breeding Of impurities ia
the blood. It also imparts vitality and
richness, and that means a strong, vigorous
body as we'll as a clear, fresh, healthy skin.
You will look better and feel better if you
begin taking Hoods .Sarsaparilla, Americas
Greatest Spring Medicine-TODAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
CANyAss OF RETURNS.

II Sections Z, S, and 10 read as follows: Z
After the ballots are counted they
shall be enclosed in document envelope
to be provided for that purpose securely
tied up and sealed and the name of the
ward and the number Of the precinct en-
dorsed on the envelope, and forthwith re-
turned to the City COMMITTEES, along with
a certificate of the result, at the place
where 1t may then be in session. by the
judges and clerks in person. The certltl-
cate Of the result shall be returned by
itself in separate envelope provided FOR
the purpose. Any judge or clerk who
shall fail so to attend the said session of
the committee shall forfeit the compen-
sation hereinbefore provided.
Immediately after the polls are closed
and the votes counted and certified as
aforesaid. the City Committee shall meet
and canvass the returns. hear appeals, if
any, and make certificate of the final
result of the election.
CANDIDATES TO BE NOMINATED. I
There shall be nominated at said pri-
mary a candidate for each of the fol-
lowing offices-viz.: Mayor, Common
wealth's Attorney, Treasurer, Auditor
City Collector, High Cons table, Clerk, of
Chancery Court, Clerk OF Circuit Court,
Clerk of Hastings Court, Clerk of Law
5 and Equity Court, and City Sergeant;
also, five scouncilmen for each ward of
the city, except Jackson, and Aldermen as
follows: Clay Ward, one; Monroe. ward.
two; Madison Ward, two; Jefferson
Ward, one; Marshall Ward, one; three
Justices of the Peace for each of said
wards, except Jackson, and five members
{ of the City Democratic Committee for
each of said wards.
The person or. persons receiving the
highest number of legal votes cast shall
be declared the nominee or nominees FOR
the respective Offices, y
The plan also provides that ''any regis
trar issuing a transfer on the day Of the
primary shall endorse on the back Of said
transfer whether or not said voter has
voted at that precinct"
The candidates are now requested to
appear before the treasurer and pay their
assessments ~
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NIrs. Whitehead BETTER

Mrs. David NJ. Whitehead continues to
improve at her home. at Ashland. While
her recovery is necessarily slow, her ply
stefan hopes for complete recovery.
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+ the pastor, Dr. COOTER.5 Union at &
P. NJ Quarterly church business meeting
Monday night.
CENTENARY METHODIST EPIscO-
pal church. South (Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth, Rev; SAMUEL A:
A. N. and p. n. by the pastor. ! Mid
week service Wednesday evening at Sis
at s:15 o'clock All visitors are heartily
welcome.
BROAD STREET METHoDIsT
church Corner Of Broad and Tenth
POWELL GARLAND, d! D. AT night,
o'clock; by the pastor subject,
Midweek service Wednesday nightSat
O'Clock. Epworth League Monday night
at o'clock. A cordial invitation to all.
THE AIoNUMENTyAL. CHURCH pro PRO,
Twelfth, Rev. WILLIAM ALEXANDER
BARR, rector.-Services Sunday morning
at II o'clock and afternoon. at 5 o'clock.
Holy Communion the first Sunday in the
month at II o'clockA. NJ; the third Sun
day at 1880 A. NJ. Special Lenten services
Wednesday at P. NJ. and Friday at $3.50
P. NJ.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR
ner Main anu fOuSEcC SIIeelS,- Two
squares from Jefferson Hotep. Rev
5LANDONl R. MASON, rector.-Services
every Sunday at IL A. NJ. and S P. NJ,
and every Wednesday at s P. NJ: Seats
coined.
Ri S Rev JAaG&R Bishop
of Southern Ohio will conduct the SER
vices at IL A. M. and P. NJ.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH
Grace and Madison). Rev. ROBERT P.
KERR. 2: p. pastor.-lRev. JOHN W
preach at il a. NJ. and at S P. NJ
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
{ Rev. w. w. MOORE D. d., will preach
at liza. NJ. and at A P. NJ
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Ores
street, Rev. J.. CALVIN sTENVART.
pastor.-Preaching. at II A. N. and s
Wednesday evening at o'clock Sabbath
school meets at 9:3OsA. NJ. Seats all free
and cordial welcome to all services. IS
GRACE STREET RREsRYTERIANs
D. D.. pastor; residence. No: Us east
Services at IL o'clock A. NJ. nnd S o'clock
e M, preaching Dy-zfheF.; r. ". VI U Elk
RANT, D. D.. Sunday school services at
$50 o'clock a. N. Wednesday night ser
vice at S o'clock. ~
w E SIN MISTER PRESBYTERIAN
church tSycamore and Cary streets). Rev.
T. r. ENGLISH. DID, at IL "A. NJ and
at P. AT. Sunday school at 0:30 "A. NJ.
Mtdweek service Friday at 8. p. M.
. MIZPAHS PRESBYTERIAN& CHURCH
chestnut HilO.-Preaching at IL A NJ 4
Z by Rev. r. "A. rLAPSLEY,E of Greenville,
Augusta county. Va: At 8 P. NJ. by the
pastor. Rev. d. K.41VALTHALL..
sEyENTH-sTREET CHRIs N
church Corner of Seventh and Grace
ts).-Preaching Sunday at II "A. N.
and Pm by the pastor, Rev. CAREY
e. MORGAN. Morning subject, why
Try to Do Right ?'' Evening subject,
why Not More Conversions in the
Churches 2. Seats free and all cordially
welcomed. Chrisda Endeavor Society,"
meets In lecture-rooms at 7:15E p. NJ. BY
YsADVENTIST CHURCH.
corner Twenty-fifth and Clay Streets
Saba h-schoolf Sabbath Saturday z 10 "a g
st.;tprcaching, II a. N j, by the elder. and
,rcach.ng Sunday night at s o'clock.
Strangers and the public are generally !n-S
vited to attend these services
GRAcE-sTREETM MISSION NO s7o22
East sGrace)-Rcgu raservices every day
at IL o'clock. also every night at g.
90 clock. Prea ching every Sundaymorn-s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
CHURCH NOTICES

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-AT5 $3.50
A. M, Professor S. C. MITCHELL, in.
Bible School At IL A NJ. and s P. NJ.
the pastor, DR.. COOPER. Union at
P. NJ. Quarterly church business meeting
Monday night.
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Amolle:the Sick.

Deputy Sheriff Fleming Meredith is quite
sick, and is confined to- his room.
The condition of Mr.. Stephen T. Pendle-
ton has improved somewhat since Thurs
day. - 49, -;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
Comnanx as Smoker.

Company AS Smoker.
Company A. Richmond Grays, Captain
C. H. Crawford, held a large and enthu-
siastic meeting last night A smoker will
be held at the Armory next Friday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
Il 3. - =, Z
Stops he Cough
ana Works on tho Coli

Il laxative Bromo:Q uinine Tablets cure g
cold u one day. cure, NC pay. l!. .e.'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24

II About twenty persons lVill8 be baptized
at the Leigh Street Hapt!st Church ~ me
near future. So
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. w. w. MOORE. D.. d., will preach
at liza. NJ. and at "A P. NJ.

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Ores
byterianI. Park avenue and Harrison
notwithstanding at IL A M and S
p NJ. by the pastor. AIidweel service
Wednesday evening at o'clock. Sabbath
school meets at 9:3OsA. NJ. Seats all free
and cordial welcome to all services. IS
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SHOES.
g. b. L.

At BERRY's.

These letters look mysterious but
they simply stand for
GREAT WEAR, BIG COMFORT
AND LEAST MONEY !!
These ideas refer to all our goods,
but we desire TO emphasize their spe-
cial connection with our
SEQ "HANAN'S' SHOE AND
OUR $3.50 NATURAL LAST
The Naturai Last" is for those who.
cannot well afford TO put greater.
sum thar $3.50 in pair OF shoes, and
The 1ianail is for taose who can at:
ford to put S. in PAR.
But little difference IN he veal
the "Hanan is. Of coufse, a better.
finished shoe and appeals more to the
sense of taste and dress.
They are each great shoes forthe.
] money.
q All feathers.
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