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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
AUGUSTA IS
BURNED.
rontana Mining Town
a Heap of Ruins.
Flhout Apparatus, Citizens
Mere Powerless--loss
Is $4,000.

SITE. MONT. April s-Fire yes
selay Destroyed the entire business
No.. u ne prosperous miaing
W. = Augusta. - miles west from
-. fails. Total loss. xaAooo tap
r4.z4ssA Estimated Insurance.
fkas
- A1aas started in J c. Adams &
o. ssasrai store. and spread with
eva fzritity. Augusta never has
NJ : sre department. or any fire
s.cerstus consequently the citizens
ssis rsNerisss 70 stay the sweep o.
~ Hk1nes Within an hour al Of
~ h1s'1inss on the south side o.
n <iauFh we're In ruins The
s1zxss Gnsssidual losers are ]. g
Aihwa t4a aaa Other LOSSES are dis
r->x.s1 a. follows John smith.
ssx. ut19. Bernard. saloon. =. 500.
rmsex, saIeun. g. 500. MAnnix hotel.
fss. cammerciai Hotel Co. s.. $40.
&sHai dwelling houses were de-
eNTs1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
VIII Visit the Iowa.

NY Invitation Of eommandant nur-
well o. the Puget sound naval sta =
ton. the Seattle chamber ~ COM
nerce viii visit IlrcmeEtun Ia see
the hafticshtp Iowa. nov In dry
dock The matter VIII be laid be
farr the chamber at the meeting next
wednesday and arrangements for
ths excursion made. The members
probably Will ~ pu the Fawtuekrt
either next Saturday or tho follow
ing Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
AT
$4,000.
Boralma and The Abbot
Are to Race.
Famous Trotters Engaged for
Lexington Park-Big
Event Settled.

NEW YORK. April e.--It Is an
nouueed this morning that the crack
trottem Boralma and The Abbott
have been matched for $1,000 n
si.e aud $4,000 purse, a. Lexington
track.
BoralmA's record IL 800. The Al.
bolts d. gs0sA The track offer comes
from the Kentucky Horse breeders
association. and Il accepted b. Thos
w. Lawson. n should be one u the
great races la turf history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
SOLD FOR
A MILLION

ST. PAUL April e.-For the con-
sidcration OF u.0oo.e0o the Yellow
stone Park association has sold out
70 the Yellowstone Park co. ita en-.
tire property holdings IN the nation.
al resort These include the mann
moth Hot spring hotel, the Fountain
hotel. the Grand Canyon hotel and
the Lake hotel. J, a. Dean. prvsi
dent Of the old association. will be
manager Tor tho new company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
FIGHTS SPOKANE GAMBL ERS.
LAWYER THEM TRIES TO CLOSE ALL CAMEL, BUT TINE
CITY ATTORNEY CRIES "REvERcEr'

answer to tha mandatory writ issued
nRaina the chief from the superior
court. In THO answer n r. alleged
that Johns motive ia revenge. pure
and simple. and not 10 promote JUS
teie or good government. ana that
therefore the writ compelling the
chief To close gambling should be
quashed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06

Hayck. Mob Violence" J. r. Gels
Russia. l. n. kenworthy. Law.
The Judges were President r. r.
Graves. Dr. T. r. Kane. Prof. ". J.
Meredith, Rev. w. -. SlmondS. Hon.
+. ". Eowell. Prof. A. n. Consy.
Mr.. Laube il president Of the
junior class and editor OF the Tyse.
be IN n member Of IN. debating
team 20 contest with the university
Of Oregon. Mr.. Kenworthy IN a
junior law student and II promin-
ems ia track athletics. In the inter
state contest Mr.. Laubs Will meet
reprcasu tativss 81 Eastern Washing
ton. Idaho and Oregon.
Pa" said little Willie. looking up
from his arithmetic. what n n I'm
ear footf
~Why-er--a linear foot" replied
pa. tern portzlng, why, It's one that's
hereditary Didn't you never henr
tell 81 a linear Descendant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
WILL ALLEN
QUIT !?
Gov. Gen. of Porto Rico
in Washington.
Guards His Intention From
Publicity-Possible
Successors.

WASHINGTON. April s-Gov.
Gen. Allen OF Porto Rico arrived
here this morning from old Point
Comfort. lie declined 20 talk poll
ties o. his reported purpose 20 resign
the governor gcneralship Of Porto
Rico. but said that conditions IN
that country are now prosperous.
Postmaster Wilson % brooklyn.
Judge Wilson - Brooklyn and Judge
". ~. Hunt. secretary Of the island
government, are each mentioned as
possible successor % Gov. Allen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06

The Alaska Commercial 60. IL the
original fur-fradiug corporation do
ing business In Alaska. II formerly
controlled the seal Islands and &C.
tablished the firsf trading posts upon
the Yukon and other Alaskan rivers.
Tp % ak years agu, Il had prac-
tlcai monopoly. The headquarters
are In san Francisco.
The Alaska Exploration Co. which
also has it, headquarters IN san
Francisco. has been Formidable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
SELL HIM, OR KILL HIM p
AvARIcIoUs AND BLooDTHIRsTv LETTERS TO THE
PRESIDENT ON RcUIHaLDo's FATE

give n quarter ~ a million for the
TREai leaders services for orps years
tour.
Another suggestion II that Aguin-
aldo ba taken TO a place whore thou
sand could see ~ cavalry men. arm
cd with laness. charge upon and i'm
pale him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06

SPOKANE. April 6.--Lawyer y. L..
johns. Of this city. lost n few hun
dreds Of dollars IN a gambling room
situated ln the rear Of the Totem
cigar store and then brought action
90 compel chief Of Police Wither-
spoon to Close all gambling IN 5po-
kans. The city attorney has filed an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
oraioricaI Contest.

ne orRforiral contest at the uni
Esntr q Washington last night
rs Enn ~ ". r. Taube. ls01. who
'szIsssa the presidents gold medal
~ n responsible honor Of repre-
Naslax Western Washington in the
ziksiats contest At WaIla Waiia.
sseuaf prize. a silver medal. given
y y registrar. went TO l. h. Ken
awthY.
n program was begun BY the
El4srslty bard. which played for
= RI time Ia public. Miss Car
e Kzasr and Zoe Kincaid sang u.
4 GrizEs president Of the oratori-
q szsociafion. introduced the con-
s'srfs IN the following order: A.
4 saassr. The AItruisru Of Am
s-asn Expansion ". 7. Iaube.
- Age q Combinations" Frank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06

rival Of ths A. G. company.
The North American Trading a
Exploration Co. likewise % Frisco.
II not 80 well known In the north. be-
ing nf comparatively recent origin.
II has. however. transacted a large
business
The North American Transpnrtn-
ton 4 Trading CO. ~ Chicago - not
IN the deal
All Of these companies maintain
large ufficea IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
WRECKED !!

DETROIT. Mich. April s-Ths
fast night express from Chicago 20
Detroit on the Michigan Central
uaH run into by a freight train at
Wayne junction. 20 miles out. this
morning. The rear Pullman was
wrecked. II IL reported that many
passengers are injured.
Pullman Conductor Weight
had his leg broken and Louis Mem
deissohn and James N. Mackin. De-
troit passengers, we're badly cut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
CHEER KRUGER

AMSTERDAM. Aprtl d-Mr Krus
scr left utrlck this morning Tor PA
veraum. whore he win occupy villa
CaHaeara until he starts for the
United States. lie was greeted at
the station by enthusiastic crowds,
who ehrcred,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06

wAsHNGTON. n. G, April c.
The mail Of both the president and
the secretary 81 war 10 burdened
with letters from all sorts Of people,
advice as 10 the diapoHl-
tion OF Aguinaldo.
one man offers 10000 for 100
nights OF lecture, while another Will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
DUGDALE SIGNS THREE GOOD ONES

KANSAS CITY. April s--Rand
nl =. John. who played last sea-
~ VIII PneAfsilo. idaho. were sign
4 hrs to-day 70 the seattle base
NJ elzh snr the season 81 fsoi.
ztlsT. a Kansas city, signed to-
- Seattle. Hickey transfers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
]. A. H0SH0R
GETS ONE YEAR

J. A. Hoshor. recently convicted of
grand larceny, was sentenced this
morning 20 serve one year IN the
county Jail.
The case viii hu appealed TO the
supreme court a. soon az possible.
Ia the meantime HoHhur VIII be al
lowed freedom under bonds In the
sum 81 $50 600 which we're furnish
od by W Dickinson 81 Tacoma i'm
mrdiately subsequent II His. trial
several weeks age.
Important Deal.
An important deal was closed yes
tsrdAy between the Seattle Electric
Company and the Hruton co-onera
tive coal Company \ warranty
deed vas filed la the auditors Once
whereby. fer consideration ~
n3i 90. the Seattle Electric COM
pany becomes the sole puaHeazur 81
the property ~ the Reuton Cooper
alive Coal gompany'a ruad.
Junta Cunningham was granted a
divorce FROM George " Cunning
ham this morning BY Judge Grifiln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06

WASHINGTON. u. C.. April S.
Gen. Macarthur cabisd from sfan-
la today that - officers and IL
men. With i5 rifles belonging T.
Pablo lessons command. surrender
ed az San Fernando and tooS the
cath q allegiance. yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
GEN. CLAWS
In COMMAND

RICHMOND Ky. April G.-Tha
order OF delivery OF the writ aecurz
rd hy Mrs. Mary II. Clay, aud
witch caused the trouble yesterday
between ten. Caasiua 81 clay and
deputy aheflnH. has boon with
drawn by Mrs clay. hia Fltl-wife.
and no further steps will be taken
by her at present 90 get possession
~ the White Hall mansion, the
property IN dispute
Gen. Clay atill holds the fort The
nert old statesman was not wounded
ln the revolver and shotgun battle
ties
NASHVILLE Tenn. April The
house of representative has passed
the bin prohibiting prize lighting
within the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
law AND ORDER LEAGUE
TAKES A DECISIVE STEP
horganizaton Descends on the California Club Gambling
House-Measures TO Be Taken to Close Every
Like Establishment in Seattle.

s ssastie gamblers are up
s4'is' q new game-that % the Law
- Wder league. They are TO be
''ssea and re-arrssted, az long an
- continue TO do business in this
@ policy Of the league was out
- 'sdsy BY Mr.. Z. l.. Blaine. In
interview with a Star reporter.
: - Be: This light against gam
: I'll be conducted on aitogefh-
Inherent lines from lights pre-
made. Nothing viii be done
- &<modic manner. We will
ns.. ssfnoon get out search war
s.~,s.. III every gambling house in
49, ~ lsast for all Of the we'll
-. snes. Then we will be at lib
r. y kny moment within the next
nontha 70 dsscend upon a gam
~ ese, arrest the prOprietors
b =. s NE gaming apparatus. IT.
~. ohf desire to prosecute the
~. fao run the gambling houses.
~. 81 not really 20 much 70
ss~ the municipal authorities
t.Ts.is.s ethAnd them and who have
a thsm 70 operate.
oas chsnes Given.
s.,.'.s wish 70 give them ali fair
"a IS nov, BY Announcing that
fks- \. M warrants will be secured.
- lney see NJ 70 take the hint
an - W. well and good. They
81 away their gaming tables.
Az snsy attsmpt to 90 business
~, mgr sl IN this city, they can ex-
f,-zs, " ,IlayorE, for We shall proceed
ifss,,,.sly. sizing their stun and
mem. We shall prosecute
~ 49, 80 ihat vii bring results. n
Isss.k.s.s, Dlefs. when convicted and
siss1p 81 are stu determined 70 90
~ 800 NO a. tugineas, we shall ar
-, 80 Ard again and again, and
~ s assn continually in court until
ssslsess We can make their fines
u. - more than their profits.
perHLts a nns OF g5s0 fOf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06

each oTense and imprisonment, In
addition.
sTt 4. useless 70 have any dealings
with the mayor in this business. We
know where he stands. our policy
r. 20 20 slow and make no mistakes.
Some Of the prosecutions that have
taken place In the past has been
wronRfuily attributed 20 the Law d
order league This organization has
made but two moves yet. one Of them
yesterday afternoon. When we
strike. We shall strike hard"
Policy Revealed.
The new policy Of the Law A. order
league was shown yesterday after
noon by the raid on the California
club at I2f Washington street, whom
both alleged prOprtetOrs and six
dealers uere placed under arrest. and
all gambling paraphernalia seized.
The raid was made on warrants
issued BY Justice George upon the
application 81 John II. Powell, rep
reaentinR the league.
To-day Police Judge George issued
an order directing that the gambling
paraphsrnalia seized In the raid on
the California club be turned over
n the city authorities. Proprietors
Kennedy and Hollenbeck appeared In
the police court this morning and
gave bail for their appearance on
April n. The prosecution VIII be
under a city ordinance.
Question of Warrants.
This morning Attorney Powell,
representing the league, was closet
ed with Judge George for some time.
The dealers arrested yesterday
were released on cash bail
chief Meredith, when asked today
II any member Of the Law A. Order
league had approached him with
warrants for the arrest Of the gam
biera, said II told the Law A. order
people that the gamblers were being
prosecuted. The police department
was not asked 20 serve any war
rants, and the report published 10
that effect IA incorrect"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06

from the Western league 90 the
Northwestern. All three men are
Class / players. and should. under
right handling, stiffen the Seattle
club psreeptibly.
Manager puEdRle this afternoon
confirmed the foregoing dispatch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
FATAL DUEL
in BROOKLYN

NEW YoRK. Apr1 G-Gharlea
shaw and George Denton fought a
pistol duel In brooklyn this morn
ms over a small debt. Both were
wounded. Denton probably fatally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
sMASH-UP
KILLS TWO

-rvEt.ANp, o. April "a
-, train on che wheeling q
- rr,e read was wrecked near
s.. hx runniag into boulder
s.s ralisa down a hillside ana
an the track In a ravine.
.s...r Tom Fisher and an I'M
- man we're killed. one Of the
ss.sn vas slightly injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06

RuFFALo. ". Y. April s.--ny the
explosion 81 a butler In the Aput-
gomeFy noz factory. two men we're
killed and several injured. az II fear
81 the ruins contain the bodies ~
workmsn yet unreeavcrea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
A Case for Sympathy.

yes. ! consider my life failure"
"Oh. Henry. how sad Why
should you say thntT''
n spent ali my time making money
enough TO buy food and clothes and
clothes don't TT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06

,wfsylLLE. Ky April 6.-Re-
- me hoxinx match scheduled
sailed "a here between Peter
ard kid Mccoy. Chief ~ Po-
n.srvr says Re does not APP
"a HI but Is not suro he he's
~ 10 prevent T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
ALASKA COMPANIES
FORM VAST COMBINE
Alaska Commercial, Alaska Exploration and
N. A. T. & {. Consolidate, With Total
Capital OF Eight Million Dollars.

FRANCISCO April sNesoiatIans nearnF eompeon FOR
capital ta
Exploration and she North American Trad
Exploration corporation be call
tho Yukon
an negotiations prosrssssg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
and Sunday. occasional showers
light 70 fresh south winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06
NOW THAT
KONOR'SO.K.

NtcE, italy April G.--In Count
koutnuozan ToiAtol lieutenant la a
Coeaack regiment. hnd Count Tarnz
uwHkl, secretary % The AuHtros Hun
gnriun legation nt Wellington,
fought "a duel uu the frontier OF
Monaco. ta satisfy their honor and
cTaee public alteration which took
plheo between them some littie time
ago Pistols we're the weapons used
FIRST. ana neither camhntnut wiz
hurt Swords Wtro then taken up.
and IN The fret passage Count Tam
uwHh was wounded la the forearm
ct. LOUIS. April G-The post
Office ut seneca. Newton county.
$40. was robbed by unknown men.
The safe Waa blown, and "a quantity
81 stamps and about 500 IN cash
were taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06

~IlE Only Paper in
! seattle That Dares
!. print the News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-06

Dig NoTtHTup tofilp pa
9OA First Ave.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-09-14

You viii see by this that am still ON
desk and doing business at the old stand.
notwithstanding the reports sent out to
The contrary. The excursions arc run
ming same as ever. only more popular
During the seven years that have been
connected with the Chesapeake x Ohio
Railway, have taken thousands to Nir-
GINA and not one kick or complaint
from \ single person. make no prom
Use cannot carry out. shall accom-
pany each excursion aud personally see
TO the wants OF my patrons, provides
special rates at hotels aud boarding
houses. furnish rigs free of charge 10
drive around and see the country. VIII
pilot you aud show you around the diff
fcrent points ct interest. and in many
other WAYS save you money. All per
sons wishing 10 make trip to- any point
in Virginia. North or South Carolina
viii save money by addressing {. II
BovEE, T. T. A.. Chesapeake * Ohio
Ry., Coldwater. Mich
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-09-14

Ca last N'endSy William ]. BRYAN tex
gsapAei tie Washington Tin<s as fol-
lows;
.~frce governments may be over
thrown. bas they cannot be reformed by
those who violate tho commandaut
Thou shals not Kin Under govern
nacnt hike ours. every wrong can be rem
cd;ed hy laws. and tho laws arc in the
bands ofthc people themselves. Anarchy
can neither BE- excused nor tolerated
here. The man who proposes to right
a public wrong by taking the life of n hui
man being makes himself an outlaw, and
cannot consistently appeal 70 the pro-
tcction Of the government which he re-
pudiateS. lie invites n return TO state
Of barbaris.n. ia which each one must at
his owu'risS. deicnd has own rights aud
aVcngc llis own wrongs The punish
meat administered 10 the would.bc as
saSsin and Ais conspiiators. ifhc has any.
should be such as 10 warn all inclined 20
anarchy that while this is an asylum
for those Who love liberty. it is an IN
hospitablc place for those who raise
their bands against all forms Of govern
meat"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-09-14
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER a 1901
now FARas AREGoING.

n--i-- the psst lev months tbe fol-
49, f,--,s ,ear hs,-c have i,ccn sold
al 70 northern and western lzson-
p,-a..ss on YORK river. 1900 arros.
So ,s,s,, n7ioe paia ia cash $1,000.
Pu-,hasr- Asr. C.R. Chapman. Wlsoou-
SIN.
Farmat Oriana 10 sans Craftsman.
over 1000 acrvs. prioe Paid about SIS
O)o. Tins rs a tinsi'rr iraSt-
* N'.-''-'
s''i'ss - '''''--' ''''>
Mr. T. ID Fsaas7-'n I'''',''s' q
through nj 4',''''' -, Xxx - > '''-> =
ias --'s
- = =
Nh AS
Ar r. Is Graham E'--'o ; 'e''' ''' -A'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-09-14
Something to Remember.

when a cough or a cold is long neg
lect ed consumption almost Invariably
follows. Remember Mexican Syrup on
ly cost % cents a bottle, and yet has
prov~n in many thousand cases an alb
solute sale cnre for coughs, colds, and
cou sumption. Taken in time 1t cures
quickly. Children like it because il
tastes SO good. Insist on your druggist
keeping IL Tor sale, Read the seemingly
miraculous cnrcs II has effected printed
on the wrapper around the bottle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-09-14
Psrhar- You Have Heard Il.

There Is hardly a section or ucighbo--
aood 10 thr eastern states, Michigan
Ohio or Indiana. but what has had some
~ is people emmigratc west into kan
sas. Nebras g.. OF The Dakotas. and after
staying a fcsv years return How man,
covered vs. ms have been seen goios
from the East t. tie Vest with lcttcrod
si6es. 'kansas or Bust On the return
trIp II rcaCs. Kansas aud Busted.
But then II a person goes west and re-
turns bl4stca nothing Is thought OF H.
lis too Lads had hnc crops bat thc
blamed gra>s-hoppers, ciintz-hugs. hot
w.nds. droughts. cyclones. high freight
rates. al worked against hiui, thou%
anls have rttsrncd IN the same way.
Dut just Iet % niau IN the sauic ncighl,or-
hood 60 sotih, STAY year and rcJurn.
my what q cry goes mp. john 5 back,
what did t1L yuu. { knew hc would o.
sack; poor country 70 20 20. he ought
10 have known better. Nine cases ont
81 trn tllat same John was a renter, hc
always was renter he has moved from
/ u;Ilar 10 posf, never made succcss any.
| wccrc. his jul ssarnt Was Of TO account
Sd lis ncie haprhgod. but when itcamc "a
/ passing ius- alent GA the south. y hy :,
| knew tis badness; isc was a level headet
sha4. they ail agree with him that IL was
a poor place 20 60. WAY is This So ? Th
sgar made tLc people Of the north pre-
i1,liced acaiast the south, they ncve
nave a kind word % say Il the south ex
| -rpt Wlieu they have 20 shovel snow O
wade throug b banks from 20 10 Zee
deep 20 teed stock SIX months ont of ID
twelve thcn rtey wish thcy were souti
/ For every ere person who has com
south ard rStasncd. oae thousand hay
returned fro.l tie great Wild and wind
vrest. busted rrincd Here in Nirgiui
ze have ten advantaecs 70 one over II
syest and 90 ti1ne we shall win Tie I'D
81 immigration has SCI southwark an
the Virginia Peninsula ten years fro
CON sxin Dc Tx garden spot II Anierio
We already lecl the change i is he
r noNs snore coming each month.
} shall win sc are overcoming Tins p'
/ jsdiee. Are you with as
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-09-14

Geo. ". Lane, Pewpmo, Mich.,wiiies.
s'Your Kodol Dyspepsia cure is the
best rcmcdy for indigestion and stomach
trouble that eyer used. For years /
suffered from dyspepsia, al times COM
peiliug me 10 stay m bed ana causing
me untold agony I am completely
cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. in
recommending IL 70 friends who suffer
from indigestion Railways ofer TO pay
ior il ii il fails. Thus Tar have ncyc.
paid L. Henlcy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-09-14
= Pitiable Sight

What IS more pitiable than to see a
puny. delicate little child absolutely dy
ing from neglect TheTo are ma. little
ones. whose checks would grow rcsy.
whose eycs would grow bright. whose
flesh wonld Ice plump aud pretty ii oniy
the worms tAat are gnawlng 80 theis Vi
rsls were removed, " hich Is easily ef.
iec,ed with Mothers Worm Syrup, So
nice O. take that children ask ior II.
Also n cue Tor tape worm IN grown
people. Try q - cent bottle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-09-14
Beautiful FLORAL Feature.

X IS said hy those who should know
that the pr, iiaratious for thc Floral Pa
radcs and Battles NJ the RichmCnd iNa-l
Grand Carr val and Free Street Fair are
greater than have ever becn made In tine
country before. Thus the visitors al
Richmond during the week of October
.-12th VIII, among The many other
sights. gct a glimpse OF Paris. Moe. and
Venice combined Large crowds seem
assured.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-09-14

Many PLY sicians ale now prescribing
Kodol Dys! cpsia Care regularly having
found that q is the best prescription
they can write because IT is the one
preparation which contains the ele-
IN .nts necessary TO digest not only some
kinds oi food out au kind and Il there
lore cures Indigestion aud dyspepsia no
matter what it, cause. l.. Henley.