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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-06
nv TELEGRAPH.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Memphis. Tenn. May 1.-THE river marks iS5
feet On the gauge, a fall III / foot in twenty-tOur
hours. Weather fair and warm The Ferd Her
old cleared at ; D. IN. for Cairo with fair trip.
The Buckeye state arrived from Cincinnati this
morning with big trip. discharged I.5 tons Of
freight and cleared in afternoon for New Or
leans. The John X. Speed from New Orleans
will pass Up tomorrow on way to Cincinnati.
The John 4. Wood. W. W. O'Neil. Smoky C.ty
and Boaz, with coal tOws. VIII pass down to-
morrow on way to New Orleans.
Grand Tower. III. May 81. Y. Lockwood ar
rived down a, II 20 o. IA last night with L. emp
~ cars and departed for Crystal City at 2;2o a.
m with y ears Of coal. Georgia Lee departed
for Memphis AT $50 4. IN Grey Eagle departed
for Commerc at 100 "A. M Cleaner down al 4
p. m. with I aarges. Josie with $ empty bargCs
down at $50 .. m. The gauge reads I3.2 River
stationary. Weather clear and warm.
Cape Girsrieau. Mo. MdN The SeoFYi3 Leo
down at $3.50 a. m. The Grey Eagle down at II
a m. returning frun commerce at { =. M
She Will clear for st. Louis at 7. m The
Thomas II. Florence and c. Il. Howell, Iashei
together. passed up at : p m The II. Z.
Frisble up at u a. M. Weather fnr and warm
81. River falling.
Wheeling. May 5.-R;ver 5 fee. ! inch and fall
ing: clear and pleasant
for Charleston at 5 d. m: II. IL. Bedford broke
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shaft at Wrgee and was toved to-day by steamer
Greenwood IL Marietta. q. Up wiki efnpties-
John AJren at s p IA.
Burlington, la. May ). The river is / inch
above lyg--uTter mark Ut !NG!. a rs" 81 ! inch.
Weather raining and co.l'r. Ghe IIoise in and
out from EsoxGk and .ne ". J. young In ana
Jut from laveaptrt.
Cincinnati. o. May 5.-Iuve- I1a feet and fall
ms. clear: temperature -. city Of i1ttShuT-
for litshurS at IL Queen City FOR i~lttsDurg al
. q. m: Sunshine for New Orleans
Warsaw. Ill, May 5-GauVe reads 49, feet.
no change. Weather cloudy and So0l. Dubuque
passed up early this morning. silver Crescent in
and out.
Louisville. May River falling. 6 feet :
riches in canal: 4 Yet ) inches on falls; 70 feet
2 inche. below locks. Clear and pleasant.
Evansville. ind. May 5.-I;iyer III feet and
falling. clear and warm.
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RErJBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. ILL.,. May 5-Articles Of IN
corporation were filed to-day with Secre-
tary OF State Rose as follows:
The Illinois Eta OF Phi Delta Theta Fraternity.
Champaign: social and fraternai- Incorporation
Arthur X. Johnston. Hobart 5. Boyd and Will
lam J. Fulton.
The Zenith Electric Light Company. Chicago:
capital. sl5.0g: furnishing electric light and
power. Inccrporators-C. ". Buckley. Lewis J.
Osborn and William @. Husband
The harrington Store Fixture Company. Chi
caPo; capital. ls.0s0: manufacturing store and
Office fixtures and supplies. Incorporators-Au-
gust W. Meyer. Merrels Z. Coyey and William 8.
Cameron.
The name Of the Rebecca Lodge. No I. Of the
United Sisters OF Charity. located in Chicago. Is
changed to the Southwestern Club.
The capital stock of the Talking Machine
Company Of Chicago II increased from 81, 900 to
~, ly,.
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Faur New A. VI. e. Bishops.

Columbus. o., May 5.-The Bishops Coun
Gil Of the African Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference has decided to that
there be four new Bishops elected. Hattie
u Brown of Wilbe;force. o., is announced
az a candidate for secretary of the educa-
tional department of the church. 1t is the
first time a woman has tried for an Office,
and IT promises to develop into an Interest,"
ing contest.
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POLICE ENTERTAINMENT.
Big Attraction to BE Given at For
est Park Highlands.

All arrangements for the annual benefit
entertainment of the st. Louis Police Re
lief Association. which will AXE place at
the Forest Park Highlands the week COM
mencins May II. have been completed by
the Executive Committee. Nothing has been
left undone that would contribute to the COM
fort and pleasure OF the patrons of the as
sociatioD. Colonel John u. Hopkins. who
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Alexander Chcsney.

.S.tilbLiC Sl'EClAL.
Nashville, H.. May ALEXANDER Ches-
ney, one of the Oldest and wealthiest citi-
PENS Of this county, died at his home IN
Plum Hill Township this morning. aged ~
Fears. Deceased was father-in-law OF L.
y Carson. publisher of the Nashville DEM
Rcrat. Funeral services will be held In the
Il. Church in this city Monday after
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Local Forecast OG.lial.
arrived.
Departed.
River and BusInesS.

The river at this point eauscJ ia feet 5-rs-
terday. showing Il decline Of 3 Of a foo. in he
last IL enty- -four hours.
Freight traffic Was light On account OF the
holiday. hut Passenger excursion business was
heavy.
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BURLINGTON ROUTES
y. W. Il. R.-UNION

T-ein. Depart. Arrive
For Hannibal. II. & St. J..
points. Quincy. Eeokuk aad
burlington -. ............. '2:55 am $50 pm
For local points. 50. l.. X.
and y. W 10 Hannibai...... 80 am $50 pr
for Quincy and North ..-....- t7.S9 am +s;5s IN
Fer St. Paul. Minneapolis. via
Vast Side lines: Illinois.
Wisconsin 900. -. ..-...-... ss.2i am .5:s1 pm
'The Enrllrrt1n On Northern Pa
t'tv. 81. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black HIS. Wy
ominc Montana. Washing
ton. Puget Sound. Portland
and Oregon $780,. -..-. ..... '9.0p am '5:JS pm
''Thn Twin city Express" for
Iowa -. -. ..-......... '2N5 pm 'c:f5 Pm
rress" for Denver. Colorado.
81. joseph -. =. -. .2o5 pm $50 pm
For g.. u. X. & n. W. Local
"a Purl'neton ...... ~. -7:47 pm 's:5e an
and MINNEAPOLIS -. - 70 pm 1853 an,
For Kansas Citv. Omaha. -.
Josenh. Denver. Nebraska.
TloTado. Utah and Pacific
Coast: also. Northwest -. IS. pm s7:is an
Fur Illinois. via East Side line
"a Rock Island =. - 'sJn nm ss:4l ar
For nUbunus and Ia Crosse. "s:S1 pm fs:<1 Am
Local from Hannibal .....--... ........-. 'll:el an
For suburban trains between st. Louis and Al
ton. refer TO suburban tine cards.
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Woman Killed Herself.

FsPtBi.IC
Wichita. KaS. May 5.-Mrs. Viola Turner,
ing near Norman, committed suicide yes
day on account Of Ill health.
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Every sufferer should have q COPY OF
This wonderful work. which Will enabla
l.n to study himself.
We never publish testimonials. and wiz
rot expose a patients name under any
condition.
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GHAS-SC LyENT Is the wonder OF the cen@
rlry. Discovered By the Chemis, Fabrion, 4
quickly Interested the great Scientist and
Physlciaa, Erdman. who developed i, and pro.
elainet that marvellous action IN Crethrai
ailments which electrified the world.
Al enormous >IpeBss, DR. c. j. CIRTEH
o, s.ripPsd al competitors. ara secured ereia-
SIR, control on n. T.strrn Continent for ZHa
ST JAMES ASSOCIATION
Gran sol .ent is not a liquid. u is prepares
;nthe fern OF Crayops or Pencils. smooth and
GSxibls, and so narrow as TO pass the closest
Str',tUre.
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Tan. Depart Arrive.
Valley iark AccomTI' dation-.. tap am fiJ.o ar,
Valley Park Accommodation. 1851 am 1s:is am
Valley Park Accomro iat IL H.. 800 am ~, pm
Texas and Kansas Mail. for
Carthage. Joplin. Wichita,
Arkansas city, Oklahoma,
la.lJs. Galveston and FORT
Worth -. SO am $50 pm
Valley Park Accommodation. 1850 ON ;5:S, mn
Pacific Accommodates ........ .l:lO pm no. - 4 (,
racine Accommodation 1880 - "a pm fs45 am
Texas Limited Nesti,uie,. for
Eureka Springs. Fort smith,
Paris. Dallas. Greenyiiie.
JEris. Corsicana. Austin,
san Antonio. Houston and
GaiyestGn ....-..:..- $50 pm $50 am
tKlahnruI. Carthage. Joplin,
Wichita. Burton and the
West .... sa.n, -.
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The great virtue in the meth
Cd OF application Ia its direct
and positive action. No vile,
drastic drugs 10 ruin the stom-
sch and digestive system Tha
Crsyons sre inserted upon re-
firing st night cissoiyins by
the heat and secrctions OF tn.
body in three hours. which IS
sufficient time to penetrate
rad Dissolve structure dis
lodging the granular mass roos
and branch. together Uith the
T.,se D7sTtbr9ss upon frf.ch u
.forms. thoroughly medicstirs
the Prostate Gland. reducing
Enlargement and contracting
the Seminal EiacuiatorJ Ducts.
forever stopping drains and
losses. curing while you sleep,
without pain Or Inconvenience,
in rs days.
The sltsrat!ve and sntiseptie
action OF 'Grsn~Solvent" as
serts .tsel! In destroying Con.
occcci and the germs that in-
fest the Bladder and Prostate
Glaad
During the past year s.sid
weak, wasting wrecks were
cured-iS.S4 W men born again
10 begin lie anew with fresh
vlgor. full OF strength and the
consciousness o: restored man.
hood. Under the influence Of
this sovereign solvent ursfhral
structure Is dissolved and
dislo6sed In is DAYS, no matter
how old, tough or cslloused
Il has become.
From time tnmemoriai cut
ting and dilatinG have nlied
up the brutal. fruftless record
Of treatment In urethral
structure. and yet there has
never been one cure BY
such savage methods.
TIE eagerness with which
medical men are applying for
this Solvent il An open con-
fession OF their error In tha
past Over 500 Leading phys.
icians nthe United States and
Canada have abandoned the
knife and are employing"Sran
Solvent" IN their practice Is Q
humane and unfaiiiug agent,
V~artcoceie is an accunuls-
tion of sluggish blood In the
veins of the scrotum. drs solo.
circulation, and has Its origin
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LINES.

TAN. DcIdIE- ATI1VF.
Chicago Daylight Speciai--....'s:SV pm $50 pm
Chicago Diamond ;-pecia.' - S:I0 I'm s7:2i am
Springfield Mail ------- s:i6 am s7v9 pm
Springfield Accommodates -. - 90 pm sl0 SIS am
SOUTHERN LINES.
IadICah Mail and Express.
Aurphysbcro. CaTblIdsie and
Marion .s.-- $500 $1,000 Y 81 am sS.l5 DIN
New Orleans Fast Mail. Cairo.
Memphis. Jackson. Team, and
Texas Express -..--.::... "s:a. am '7:a pm
Nashville Day Express, Chat
taHuUsd. Ash~ville. y. C..
and Atlanta ---.-.-.. 's:s: am '7:24 pm
New Orleans Limited. Cairo,
Fsducah and Meinpais....... ss:ii pm s.ls am
"ptle Flyer" Nashville, Chat
Ia. Coga. Atlanta and Jack
%soh'iile., ta---:.-: .;....-. 's:&i Pm s1:l6 an,
Acrummo1atiCn-Aiur .hys5o-o.
Marion. Cairo, sparta and
Chester - .v-..-. fi:a pm I'll 90 am
Accomnodation-M physboro,
Marion and Crcai SpTinss.... sS:25 pm al q am
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u. & O.. S-w. r.. r.

Train. Depart. Arrive.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
i~ctGn. Baltimore Philaiel-
mia and New York ENnTess ELL avn TED pn
Circiuuati Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Pbiladelrhia and New York
Fast Mail NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ss:Gj pm 80 an,
Cincinnati Accommodation 80. fe:4i am f5.4 pm
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg Washington baltimore.
rhi!adelnhia and New York
ROYAL Piu" Liuite1........... 's ~ I'm 60 pr1
Flora Accommodation ......-... s5:5A um rS:S2 am
Ficra Accommolatir- $1,000. :5:5j pm ilo:52 am
West Ead"n and French Lick
Spring: via NorOr Route. Is: % am $50 pm
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New Illinois Corporations.

disabled and aged officers, and to provide
for their widows and orphans.
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lake SHORE NEw YORK CENTRAL AND
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON AND ALBANY
AND CIiESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Indianapolis Express .......... 800 am IS 81 pm
New York and Boston Limited 'sr1 am 1915 nm
~ iCksrb0ckcr Special - New
York. EOetrn. Washington.
baltimore and PHILADELPHIA. s11.nl am SOS pm
Alton Express ..............-. ttI:Ji pm -i.S, pm
Na-tnrn ard Alton -Arcomma-
fatior -. .............-.. ti:3o pm, s..5.am
Boston. New York. Cincinnati.
Washington. Bal,i--1-". rE'l-
adeIphia .......... .......-... s.ai pm - 81 an
1000 a. m, . As n. N. Arrives
Ss On a. m. s1:a 70. m.
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IL to imperfect circulation, and has It's origin
In q diseased and torpid Prostate Gland OPP
e-ations in this disease are only temporary.
aad no mecbsnicAl device Jet discovered has
Prostate and restores healthy circulation.
NarIcocele disappears and the sluggish &C.
euuluIation is replaced By pure, heslthy, red
blood,
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IN Is DAYS!

.'Gran-Soi~cnt" dissoiycs Structure
like snow beneath the sun. reduces
ENLARGED FROST ATE. contracts
and .~trensthens the Seminal Ducts.
stopping drains and losses IN FIJI
TEEN DAYS.
No drugs 10 ruin the stomach. hut a
direct, local and positive nPplica-
ton TO the entire ircthral Tract.
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AIR LINE.
LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE A,

LsV' ~ IIIEaTss II IN Ef~sF'3
CONSOLIDATED Rt
Train.
C~-rtra!ia. Mount Vernon.
Mount Carmel Princeton.
Louisville. Washington phil
ad ,lphia and New York
Noun. Vernon AcCUmniOta-
l'IH..
Louisville Limited. % J"uis-
vale. Washington. i;iltlri.re.
PHILADELPHIA and New York
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MISSOURI PACIFIC

Train.
fast NAH --..s--s ---..-.--.--.
Local Express 49,. ....-.--..
Kansas CITY, -. Joseph.
Omaha ard Southern Kan.
a EXPRESS So. ....-.-.--..
Washington Accommodation.
Kansas and Nebraska Limited
Kansas city. Joplin.
Wichita. 81. Joseph. Omaha,
Southern Kansas an! South
west Missouri
Kansas and Colorado Ex-
press $50.
t'reve Occur Lake trains le
at '6 a m. "S:i5 a. m. .1:S) D
Oak Hili trains leave Union
m. t10:l0 &. NJ. 1853 2. m.
kirkwood trains leave Unto,
m. u p. NJ. i3:A p. m, ts:25
Leaves V5ndsventer Avenue
a m
sDaifv fExcApt Sunday -
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IRON MOUNTAIN.

Train.
TeNas Fast Mail 10 Little
Rotk. Texarkana, Dallas.
Fort Worth and Abilene.
Delta. CniuYnhus. Cairo and
Shreveport ExDress ...-.-....
Fest ray Express. Hot Springs.
Dallas. Fort worth Austin.
San Antonio. Houston and
Galveston .
Trrss. Mevico ard California
Spscial-rallas. Fort Worth.
Fl Paso Los Angeles. Col
weston. San Antonio and
..-.-.
Nerrhis and Hot Springs Ex-
press 1890
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Every Man Should Know himself.

The venerable Dr. c. J.
the S. James Association
great expense an exhaust
I've illustrated Treatise
upon the male system.
-hirh the association will
Send to any male applicant
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L., H.. & ST. l.. RY. (Hens

Train.
Fast Mail-Ovensboro. Clover
port. Louisville and the East
EastGn FXpress-Owenshorc.
~ClcverrCrt. Louisville and the
East
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l.. & n. II. r..

Train.
Fast Mail. Evansville. Nash
1 VILE. Birmingham. Mont
gomery. Chattanooga. At
fan:a. Macon. Charleston. S.
q. Mobile. New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Fla 80 ....-.-..
Mount Vernon Accommodation
! Southern Express to Evans
Vile. Nashville. birmingham.
Mobile, New Orleans. Thorn
asville, Jacksonville. Psiat-
ka. Ocsla and st. Peters
burg. Fla.
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.

Train. Depart. Arrive.
Alton Limited. for Chicago. 'ss2s am $3.50 pm
Chicago Palace Expr.s5".... sl-nn DIN sI.cS am
Chicago Midnight ;peciaI"-..s I'll al pm 50 am
ChiS-r o Prairie State TX
press 'la:0i pm ss:ls pnl
Sprir rfelf Accommodation -. SOS pm 1854 am
karsss City NesiitIled Lin
i'ed "1l:ie pm s7-HS am
Kansas Cfty Day Express. $500 am IS :32 un
jacksonville Accommodation E. sos pm 4ln:54 am
Peoria ard 81. Paul Evpress-..'i2.0 i pm "I.es am
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~:2s am C:fs pm
1870 pm 1896 am
RAILWAY.

1910 nm $40 am
We Union Station
m. 1850 p. m
Station at fs:S a.
nd 1918 p m
Station at ~ a.
I. m
Station at ff1:s5
nAo- o.Iv
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall of the River.

Ut - hours ending at I a. m:
st. Louis. May /. lqic.
old'Ions. Danger. Gauge Change
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Depart. Arrive

Depart. Arrive
SIS am C:is pm
100 pm 1906 am
ss:a5 pm TN an
ROute).
Depart. Arrive.
ss:2S am T:16 pm
's:55 pm 80 am
RAILWAY.
Depart Arrive
ss:$l am T0:& Pm
U.s. am $3.50 pm
|:n am ss:1s Pm
fb:e5 pm T:5S arr
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Depart Arrive.
f.:lJ am tlJ:sv am
$3.50 am .s:i5 am
t?-s' am iI:25 pm
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LEE LINE STEAMERS ONLY ST TO

NJ Mpmphls' 81 Tor round trfp. Steamer
iSSAe&8 FETEPs LEE viii leave, wharf
~HR3A& boat. foot II Pine 81, Tuesday. May
S. 1T > y. IN, for Memphis and all way LANDINGS.
taking freight for Helena and Friars Point
and Arkansas River to Pine Elur. Phones Main
46.i and kin!o-h 4 f2
mo. Z. MASSENGALE. Agent.
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SENT FREE TO MEN
A Most Remarkable Remedy That
Quickly Restores Lost Vigor
To Men.
A Free Trial Package Sent BY Mail
To All Who Write.

Free trial packages OF n most remarka-
Bile remedy are being mailed to all who
will write the State Medical Institute
They cured so many men who had battled
for years against the mental and physi-
cal suffering of lost manhood. that the
institute has decided to distribute free
trial packages TO all who write. 1t Is a
home treatment and all men who suffer
with any form of sexual weakness. re-
loss of strength and mcmcry, weak back
varicocelc. or emaciation of parts can
now cure themselves at home.
The remedy has "A peculiarly grateful
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to the desired location. giving strength
and development Just where ii is needed
II cures all the ills and troubles that
como from years of misuse of the natural
functions and has been an absolute sue
cess in all cases. a request to the State
Medical Institute. AS Elektron Building
Ft. Wayne. Ind. stating that you desire
one of their free trial packages, will be
complied with promptly. The Institute
is DESTROYS of reaching that great class
of men who are unable to leave home to
be treated and the free sample will enable
them to see how easy it is 10 he cured OF
sexual weakness when the proper RENE
dies employed. The Institute makes
no restrictions. Any man who writes will
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plain package so that its recipient need
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without delay.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-02
Now Building Lines.

During the month of August City
Engineer Brooke gave lines for the fol-
lowing now buildings:
NJ y. Cashin. two brick stores,
Church street: James T. Nottingham.
seven brick tenements rear of Calvert
street; Mora NJ. DENLY. frame resi-
dencc. Olncy Road; ]. T.. Townsend,
frame dwelling Cumberland street
Jennie w. Murray. frame residence.
Mary's avenue; Mrs Kate Newman.
frame dwelling James street; O. G..
Webster three brick dwellings, Mary's
avenue: J. II. Cofcr, frame residence,
Marys avenue; L. NJ. Williams, frame
residence. Reservoir avenue; j. II.
Jones, frame dwelling. CRANKY street
J. L. r. Carpenter, six brick stores,
Plume street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Caused by Impure Blood Curad by
B. B. B.
BOTTLE SENT FREE
At Last a Remedy That
Cures to Stay Cured.
TIE SENT FREE

1t is the deep-seated. obstinate cases
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to search out the poison in the blood
which causes Rheumatism and
Catarrh. not only in the blood, but the
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drain out the last vestige OF the dis
ease and cures so there can never be n
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TRAVELLER.
THE FAMOUS WAR HORSE OF
GENERAL LEE.


THE FAMOUS WAR HORSE OF
GENERAL LEE.
Editor Virglnian- Pilot:
Gen. Lees famous war horse as de-
scribed by his illustrious master. Rob
ert p. Lee, Jr., in Frank Lesiie's
Monthly.
The following description of Traveller.
General Lees famous horse. is from
the Generals own lips. and shows the
was neld by the General.
The writer was in Gyeenbrier county
last summer. and had the honor to see
the farm on which the famous gray
was raised.
The following description was given
an artist who wanted to paint a pic
ture of the famous horse.
IF were an artist like you. l would
draw true picture of Traveller, rep
resenting his fine proportions muscu-
iar hSure. deep chest and short back.
strong launches, fiat legs. small head.
broad forehead, delicate ears, quick
eye, small feet, and black name and
tail. Such picture would inspire q
poet whose genius could then depict
his worth and describe his endurance
OF toll, hunger. thirst. heat cold. and
the dangers and sufferings through
which he passed. He could dilate upon
his sagacity and affection. and his in
variable response to every wish of his
rider He might even imagine his
thoughts through the long night
marches and days of battle through
which he has passed.
But am no artist, and can only say
he is Confederate gray. j purchased
him in the mountains of Virginia. in
the autumn of 1861, and he has been
my patient follower ever since to Geor-
gia. the Carolnas and back to- Vir-
ginia. He carried me through the
Seven Days battles around Richmond.
the Second Manassas. at Sharpsburg,
fredericksburg, the last day at Chan
cellorsville. to Pennsylvania. at Get
tysburg. and back to the Rappahan-
mock. From the commencement of the
campaign in 1864. at Orange. TIL it's
close around Petersburg. the saddle
was scarcely Off his back. as he pass
ed through the fire OF the Wilderness,
Spottsylvania Cold Harbor, and across
the James river. He was in almost
daily requisition in the winter of 1864
60, on the long line of defenses from
the Chicknhomny north of Richmond,
to Hatchers Run. south of the Apo
matoX. In the campaign of 1865. he
bore me from Petersburg to the final
days at AppomattoX Court House. You
must know the comfort he is to me in
my present retirement. He is we'll
supplied with equipments. Two sets
have been sent to him from England,
one from the ladies of Baltimore, and
one was made for him in Richmond.
But think his ravorite Is the Ameri-
can saddle from st. Louis. OF all his
companions in toll, Richmond. Brown
Roam. Ajax and quiet Lucy Long, he
Is the only one that retained his vigor
The first two expired under their oner-
Gus burdens. and the last two failed.
You cam / am sure from what I
have said. paint his portrait"