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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
Commissioners OF revenue.
PETERSBURG Index-Appeal.)


The opposition in The Legislature 10 the
election d commissioners OF the revenue
by popuIa. vote seems to rest on 2 dis
trust OF tne peoples ability to select capa-
bic men TO fill this Office. That is very
bad because II II has any foundation
in fact io strikes at The tap-root Of re-
question as to the qualification OF the
people 70 manage thzir own affairs. I'm
der the cid Constitution it was alleged
that the election & the commissioner b.
times Of fear. favor. or affection in the
performance Of his duties. and that the
hope OF reelection or the fear OF defeat
was ever before his eyes. and consequent
" the interests of the State suffered
But that is no longer true. Under the
new Constitution the commissioner of the
revenue is not eligible TO succeed himself
in the office, and he can have no selfish
motive for making unto himself political
friends Of the official mammon OF w
right eouSnesS.
pie elect commissioners Of the revenue
we shall nave a lot Of inexperienced and
incanable men in Office as the result.
Why moce SO by popular election than by
judicial appointments No man is wiser
than all men, even if he is Judge, and
there is reason to believe that the pub
Of all the people than in the hands of
one. no matter how learned and pure
that one may be. Besides. it is the peo
pies affairs that he will have to attend
~. oiid tileS MANI d HiiS tdht III the
election Of an official they have to suf-
fer for it. and they are not quick TO for
get the Lesson nor slow TO apply the
remedy. But when the judge makes
mistake. and through favoritisu1 or par
TALLY appoints an unworthy or inconlpe-
tent man. the people have to suffer for
his mistake just as they have to suffer
for their own. and they have no power to
correct it in the future. He may go on
appointing favorites and parasites inIefi-
nireiy. and they will have TO go on suf-
ferns the consequences indefinitely. It is
matter FOR surprise and regret that
thu sentiment in the Legislature against
trusting the people Is SO strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
4 " altI.
ner:iston Mel Journal.

uewiston (Me.) JourneL)
The Parkhurst correspondent OF The
Aroostook Republican, declares that the
drifts are SO high in his town and the
paths so narrow that when you meet 4
lady-well, let him tell it,. He sars:
When I had got about half way down
this strait and narrow path I met d lady,
young ana handsome. AS did not want
TO get into the snow up 10 my watch
pocket. turned around TO go back. Wait
q minute she sad I will show you how
to pass; pu. your arms around my waist.
After hesitating q moment I did so: she
then put her arms around me and said
tuin as you would in a waltz. | oteyad.
ard all TOO soon We had conveniently
passed each other. Everything IS easy
in this world if you know how. said the
charmer as she 1rippsd along again"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
PURCELL, LADD & co.,
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
Richmond. Va.
c. A. COLH0UN. Pro rrieter.
Allegheny Springs, va

no human being or animals have 6ees
killed outright.
Mrs. c. f. Crawford. OF Richmond,
who has been the guest Of the family ot
Mr. John A. Clark LEFT FOR her home
To-day.
Mrs Shirley Garter. OF Norfolk. Vs..
Is the guest OF her relatives. the family
OF Mr.. Charles Carter.
Mrs. Henry 81. George Coalter. OF No.
Il north Sixth street. Richmond. is me
guest of her son. Mr. w. D. CoaEter. AZ
Lower Weyanose. Mrs- CoairSc is ac~
companied by her daughter Miss -tre.ts
and her friend. Miss Maude Patterson CT
Manchester
Mr. Donald Harrison. OF Danvile Va.
is the guest OF the family OF Mr. Z y
Harrison.
Miss Agnes Hsrwood Douthat is tas
guest of Mrs. Fl. S. Saunders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
NEWS FROM LEXINGTON.
The Washington and Lee Men Hear
an Educational tGdrsS~s

LEXINGTON. VA. December I1-tSpe-
ciai)-The address before the student
body OF Washington and Lee University
Wednesday morning was delivered by
Rev. Rev. Edgar Gardiner Murphy. the
executive secretary OF the Southern Edu-
catioual Board, IN connection with the
so-called Ogden Movement" The speak
IT emphasized tie Importance OF ed,fca L
ing the negro al5ng Industrial lis. The
Lee Memorial chapel wos well filed. ,h.
entire student body being present. as
Well as many visitors
Mrs. Robert S. Hudgins has sent Mrs.
Andrew D Essill. the president of
the Mary Gusts Leg Chapter OF the
Daughters OF the Confederacy. a check
for $50. as a contribution TO the fund
for tee purchasing OF the residence OF
General Stonewau Jackson. which is 10
be used as Il memorial hospital for aged
and INDECENT Confederate soldiers. The
contribution comes from the Hampton
VaJ Chapter. Daughters Of the Cerfed-
eracy.
Frank r Glasgow. Esq. one OF Lex
ington,s reading lawyers. is the residrary
legatee OF the late Mrs. Elizabeth GIas-
gov Johns. OF Glasgow. Va. who died No
venber Both at her home in the vicinity
of Glasgow dr. Glasgow's portion of
the estate Will reach nearly s2o,aNl. The
entire estate is valued at s70,0rn
hat is known as the Bunker Hill
Mill property. in Rochbridge county, has
been sold By William WaIz to Thomas L.
Cha pin for 500. The original foI!rin. ana
grist mill was some time ago DESTROYED by
fire, and recently a saw mill WAS estab-
lished on the site. which is one OF the
finest and. most valuable in the county
This milling property is located in the
vicinity Of Buffalo Forge. and was used
by the first settlers in Rockbridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

The great Mic dam. in Middle Egypt.
The cor,pletion ana formal opening OF
which have been announced, is a re-
n1arkabie work-one OF the greatest pieces
Of engineering in the world. The dam and
the works experimenting 1t cost nearly
So, so utl The dam is about q mile and
a quarter long, t~cnty-tllree feet wide on
the top. and enghty-two feet deep at the
deepest part. About 10000 acres OF basin
land. il is estimated. will be made peren-
niauv fertile by means Of the stored va
ter, and a vast deal more will be great
~ improved The importance OF tbs work
to Egypt is thus seen al glance. Ii
is also evident. the great dam being Of
British construction. that Great Britain
is in Egypt 10 stay. and doubtless II Is
well for Egypt. that she Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
SOUTHERN EXPRESS IN CUBA.
Company. Arrnnse< to Engage In
General Forwarding Business.
From the Havana Post

it'rcHl the Havana poSt-t
Superintendent Hockadar. Of the South
ern Express Company. has been in Cuba
looking ove- the field in the interest OF his
company. Which is so much impressed
with the future OF the republic. and the
prospects for improved business in all
lines OF trade. that It has ordered ar
rarscnen made for the purpose OF en-
gaging in general Forwarding business
to and from all cities and towns il the
interior. accessible oy rail or water routes
This will De welcome news fo- the whole
Of CUBA, because with q thoroughly or
ganized express system conducted under
such auspices he public will BE- assured
OF an efficient service that Should prove
inSs:spensa bic.
Probably no other company can give
such advantages as the Southern Express
Company. as IL operates on 3g.oo0 miles OF
railroad and steamship lines. and has .,t.@l
offices in the United States
Il is represented in New York city by
the foreign department OF Wells Fargo &
Conpanv's Express. ard Austin Baldwin
& Company: and has traffic relations with
every prominent express company in the
United States with connections FOR all
parts Of the globe.
Il IS also one OF the Oldest and greatest
express companies. It was founded some
fifty years ago by the late Henry B. Plant.
who was its life long president Mr.
Plant was succeeded by Colonel NJ j.
O.Brien. well known in Havana and
prominent in raAroad and express cir
cIes.
The company has maintained an agency
in the city of Havana since January. 1855.
and its business has assumed proportions
justifying the belief that the enterprise OF
its management in extending the service
to other parts OF Cuba viii neat with sue
cess
In addition 10 conducting a general ex-
press business IN the city and issuing
money orders payable al any point IN the
United States. a transfer department has
been added giving citizens OF Havana
the benefit of local express service. in
Guiding the delivery OF packages 70 and
from railroad stations. steamship
Hharves. hotels and residences.
a competent corps OF custom house
brokers is employed and tho company
proposes to clear shipments for any one
desiring to avail OF its superior accommo-
dations for the dispatch of importations
This expansion of the Southern Elk
press Company's operations evidences
faith in the progress or the country pleas
.1g TO note. and worthy OF public encour-
agement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

hope TO find more interested In the sub
3ect than AR Loree has proved to BE-
They are also going to interview the
raine-owners. In short they are going 70
have q reasonable supply of coal or know
the reason Why Il they could do SO it
would be good plan for them to procure
and publish daily quotations Of the Goa.
output anthracite and bituminous.. the
price Of coal at the mines. and the freight
rates demanded by the railroad eompa-
MES. Then the blame. II any. for 'e1oroi-
,ant prices could be placed where 1t be-
longs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

The name Of Thomas Mast means little
to this generation Thirty years ago it
was one to strike terror 10 political
opponeuis.-Boston Transcript.
True. His cartoons did much TO bring
Horace Greeley % an untimely grave.
To Mr. Greeley's running mate, B. Gratz
Brown. Mast gave no more attention than
to ainx that name in small letters on the
fringe Of Greeiey's coattal. Brown didn't
seem TO care much but Greeley soon died
under his burden Of disappointment, cha
grin, and modification.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
THE LINCOLN CONSPIRACY,
"Reminiscences of the Priest Who
Was with Mrs. surratt. r

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
December 9. 1902
Richmond High School, Richmond. Va.
In connection with the Lincoln articles
now being published IN the Dispatca, you
may be interested, in the following tact
regarding the execution. 81 r-iiTs. Sur7att:
\ well-known Richmond lady. who died
3 few years ago, resided in Washington
at the time OF the assassination OF LIN
coin, and. being Of the Catholic faith, had
for her father corEessor" the priest who
accompanied Mrs. SurTatt to the. scafoid.
Years after the tragedy occurred. he ex-
pressed To the lady from whom my ,nfor-
nation was obtained. his knowledge OF
Mrs. Surratt's Innocence and his firm be-
lief that she was dead when the drop
was placed around her throat. He thought
she died OF fright and shock, ard her body
was hanged after death. I give this IS l
heard it from lady who was somewhat
careful in expressing herself upon this
subject. If you care TO use, this. please
do not publish my name.
Very sincerely.
n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
Doctor H. d. Atkinson.
fFor RE Disoafch1

Cor the Dispatch)
Young and gifted-his mind as bright
AS the radiant morning sun.
Iiiumined with its brilliant light.
Il promising career Just begun.
Kind and gentl-his heart in tune
With heavens music OF fraternal love
And won crown in the realms above.
4 beautiful song is left tinsung,
But its sweetness fingers on our ear
Whom the gods love must die young
And holds the singer 70 memory dear.
KATHLEEN DON LEAEY.
Louisville. KY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
Ki1linx Of Budd rhom...

CONVICTION. VA. December 11.-{spe-
cial.)-The body OF Budo Thomas. who
was shot and killed near NlttalI w. Va,
by saloon-keerer. was yesterday taken
Tor burial to Cedar Creek. near lhix city.
where his father. Mr. John r. Thomas,
lives. .Tha trouble between tho two mon
occurred At O'Clock 1(onday and ths
young man died ct Il o'clock that day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
Great snc.G.
Chicago News

Chicago News.)
'.You say he Is the only minister in
this section" Intercepted the new arrival
in the boom town, and that he married
thirty couples in an hour?'
Yes. stranger" responded the boomer,
and re call him the 'Iorpedo-boat min
ister.'"
why SOP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
Mrs. cha.. Is. reese pead.

E.MPORIA VA. December u.-srs..
ciaL}-Mrs. Carrie Pace Reese. VIE AK
Mr.. Charles e. Reese. OF this place,
died at her home here this morning.
after an illness OF q few weeks
Mrs Reese was dssushtec Of the axe
Richard Pace OF tsds county. ard "as
quite young wornam. being scarcely
Sac was posSeAAo6 OF many am'antss
zhuat t.ors. and was highly es.sernas
by a !axts circle Of friends here
8 Mr.. P.lW. D. Jones has returned nSU
visit - friends In Bristol. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
The Hardened Cyn1c.

baltimore American.)
81 have noticed, said the Hardened
CyDic that about the time mans chill
dren get to be almost half as bad as he
was when he was a boy he begins to howl
about the worlds growing worse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
Among. the publishers, announcements

Among the publishers announcements
OF good things for 1873 are the war reuli-
niscences OF General John 3. Gordon.
which are 10 appear in Scribners. and
new novel by Miss Mary Johnston.
which is 10 run in Harper's. The title
of the latter is Sir Mortimer, and 1t will.
deal with the Eiizahethan period
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
RICHMOND DISPATCH.
il he;
By THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
nonYEI or xA1E AID EIS1H STREETS
RICHMOND. VA

u~.9svn oAea, 10. $40 east 1sead street
0asnS sstsY oAoa, 10. 11e3 HUI street
Sec Ye.k oEee, J. z. vaa oo'sn Asenes'
I.flxne building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

Our friend Castro will OF course have
to learn the lesson. forced upon al! Of the
strenuous kind. sooner or later. that dis
eretion IS the better part of vaIcr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
His Badly Chosen Phrase.
fI,dpe

Don't you think tnat young Hunker
wants to marry Miss Dollyers for her
money!" asked Hojack.
II think so. replied Tomdik. II heard
him say that he loved her for all she was
WORTH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
No npariSon.

Lifc.)
First Bey-AIy mamma belongs 10 one
Of the first families.
Second Boy-Pooi1! That's nothing. Mine
belongs TO one OF the last families.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

President Wilson OF Princeton, says he
believes the Constitution guarantees to
every citizen the right TO certain amount
OF loating. This throws light on the
constitutional laziness.'' OF which We
have sometimes heard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
Mark Twain,s Birthday,

GA Double-barreE,ed Sonnet. by Mr.. How
slls, in Harper's WeeklyJ
FIRST BARREL.
Tie man whose birthday we reaown to-
night
Unites all heads and hearts in one &C
claim
AS never any other heir Of fame:
The missionary may not love him quite
Tne iRlpc-iaiisr may not think him wholly
right.
The predatory cabnan. free from blame.
The rnora!ist consider it the same
To teach by joke as with text in sight
Some rs a scientist may not prize nim
much:
Some may deny him the true lyric
leaven
AS poet; some the fine old Bswick touch
As wood engraver; but, none under
heaven,
OF ali his critics, or those vino pose as
Gainsay him the glory OF being sixty
seven.
ooh, no: Hold on" / hear his voice i'm
plorc,
You are mistaken; it is not the case.
Calls Chs my birthday. But, in fact
before
The thlr,icth-and there still are two days
Your cannot make me more than sixty
SIX
IN vain" the inexorable muse replies.
1T may be SO: out as the executriZ
o. your own theory OF convenient lies,
! must insist upon the Colonies date
Besides. what matter whether soon or
Your birthday comes whose fame all
dates deties?
Still, to have everything beyond cayii
right
We VIII dine with you here till Sunday
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

The Presidcn, is to try FOR bear again,
it seems this lime in Wyoming, the bear
population OF which is reported as some
thing over 400. Mr. Roosevelt ought GER
tainly to get at least q shot at one of
those thousands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
First Impressions OF the Capital.
washington Star

Well said the friend. "how do you
like Washington %
Colonel stillweli paused to consider,
and then answered.
Well. the speechmaking is more fire.
Qnent. but don t think the quality OF the
liquor Is near as good IS what we have
at home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

There is . great deal in S1r Bryan's
personality that wins. He is mag
ne.fc man. a clean man. He is truly
democratic He loves the people. lie
is Conscientious He had rather be right
than succeed. Before the glare of pub
licity for these six years William Jen-
nings Bryan has from the standpoint OF
Tue life he leads sustained himself very
well. AS u his views. many ind reason
seriously to disagree .ith him, and We
think Mr.. Bryan has been too extreme in
many respects. But h= is winning per-
sonality.-knoxvilIe Sentinel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

Many crippled children see DR.. Lorenz
and are made hopeful.
IS that al? We thought the famous
Austrian made them we'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

The Atlanta journal calls strenuouslr
for an expureation Of the georgia Legis-
ture. that is. the cutting out IF the lobby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
The-s is ore gre tffxing thing in come

ton with the silver question. and that
is that the Democratic party is not like
Is 70 be disturbed by it again. The silver
standard or even bimetailisn MAJ have
Il few advocates yet, but the number is
not sufficient TO cause uneasinsss in po-
iitical circles. The silver issue IS a dead
one, and nothing shows that more clearly
than the fact that Mexico has been COM
PEELED to come TO the gold Standard
Savannah News.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

The axe and tool combine is cutting
ice now as the winter weather comes
on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

IN this connection. On the contrary. he
has repeatedly. to his intimate friends q,
expressed his distaste for politics. ne
loves mis- home. he loves the. practiee OF
his profession. and the independence thae
is only found in private station
President Roosevelt says there are seoo
and bad trusts: but most OF the FAD II.
sntst appear to have snugiy ensconcso
themselves behind the DingleF talln.
where they are not to be disturbed
Philadelphia Record
And can safely glut themselves by SUCK
Ing the life-blood cut of the masses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
mrr sur1c1u11oHs.

TIE DAILY DISPATCH delivered 20
sutec.sb<rs in Richmond a1d Aancaesse1
NJ 30 cents per month. payable 70 she car
fssr weekly or monthly. tae SS-, -
D,aPATcH. sI-D per aanufn' - ceass Ao-
six months.
These wishing the paper can order IT oy
,.,snhone a. postal card. Complaints o.
aeIivery rn.y be made the same way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

In the naval var game ..c seem to
have met the enemy and 70 be Eis'n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
r.r, SUBSCRIPTIONS.
~r rrrry D,sPlTCH.

THE WEEKLY DISPATCH IS issuea II.
two parts each week-on AoHoass aL1
1.,rr,ta-e-es ONE DOLLAR per year.
rayabi. IN advance: six months. FIFTY
tents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

WINCHESTER VA. December IL
tSpecial.)-In the Circuit Court this after
noon. the case Of Louis Prices admins
1rarrix against the Winchester Gas and
Electric Company Tor $1,000 damages for
causing Prices death BIZ i've electric
wire. came 10 sudden and unexpected
close. The jury had been out all cay ara
this afternoon counsel II the case an
nounced in court that compromise mad
been effected. whereby the defendants
were TO pay the plaintiff So Just s
the announcement vas made. the jury
fled in and rendered g verdict II favor
OF the defendant COMPANY. after the
compromise had been effected It was the
third trial of the case, the other two
juries standing eleven TO one for the
plaintiff at former trials
A SURPRISE WEDDING.
Mr. Frank Patton and Miss Ada Vance.
a weIl-known young couple. eiopsd 70
Hegerstown. Md. to-day and were mar
RED. The bride is q daughter OF Mr.
James Vance, OF this city
sfrs. Charles F. GiiTen. wife of q prom
inenr farmer OF the county, died last night
from consumption aged g years She
was a daughter OF Mr- Levin I Moor
Land. and besides her parents and nus
band. she leaves TWO brothers and three
Sisters.
r F. BYRD RESIGNS
After serving continuously as Common
wealth.s Attorney Of the county for TWEEN
" years. Mr. r z. Byrd. in card IN
local paper today announced that NJ
would not he 3 can~idata for reelection
His reasons are his increasing law pTac-
tice and his desire 20 give some one else
chance at tne Office.
Isaac S. Carpenter a welT-kaown young
weaver and Miss Bessie TrenarE Grim,
daughter OF Mr.. Hugh Grim. were mar
riad late last night III, the United Brstt-
ren church by the pastor. Rev. s D.
Shelton The only witnesses were ths
brides father and her sister, Miss Bette
Grim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

There are fifty thousand white men III
Alabama who have not yet qualified them
selves to vote under the new Constitution.
ANY OF them can register any day.-Mont-
gof1ery Advertiser
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

Hon. john S. Wise ought to have known
that the Virginians always throw red
pepper over their political traiis.-Atianta
Constitution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Wines and Liquors.
Sweet CataWba Wine, Qt.. .1Oc

Blackberry Wine -...--.---.--,..---.--.' IL
Quart Bottle Imp. Port Wine g
Quart Bottle Sherry Wine imported s
Quart Bottle Congress whiskey-...-. IS
Juart Bottle Gin, imported .s.....-.... g
Best Clares wine, per gallon "a
Wine for Jelly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =
California Sherry Wine .........-.... u
Imported Sherry Wine .....----.-.-. ! %
Port Wine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
CIaret Wines. per bottle. imported :
Rye Whiskey -...-.-.-...-... ....--.--, 2
Old Rye Whisky -.-.-.---.-----..... ! =
Old Rye Whisky. / years old. .-.-.. N
Old Rye whiskey. years Old. ...... 9
Old Rye Whisky. years old. .--.-. 80
Fine y. c. Corn Whiskey. years old @
French Brandy. !. years old. 20
Pure Old Virginia Apple Brandy 49, 70
Old French Brandy, years old. ---.- %
Imported Gin .-.......... 2 20
New England Rum ..-...-...-.-.-.-..--. 10
Blackberry Brandy. per gallon. -
Fine Catawba Wine. PEI gallon ...... 30
Pure Va. Peach Brandy. per gallon. %
Good Holland Gin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
Sweet Cider. per gallon. ......-..-.... 50
Kenron Valley Whiskey. years old
quart .--.,,.......'...........- %
Virginia Sweet Claret Wine. per gal
Ion -.-.-.-.-.--.......-.-.-.- 80
Dury's Malt Whisky ........... IS
Jamaica KUN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. : ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

The anti-eanteen people are called sim
ply aunties by most of the army folks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.
Comment Of the Newspapers on Va
r.ous Subjects.

by the gyrati tons Of John S. Wise.-Mem
phis Commercial-Appeal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
Allegheny
Springs Water

is. the best Dyspepsia Water ewes
discovered.
1t has been endorsed twice by
the Medical Society of Virgins
and by distinguished physicians
all over the country. Won't ii
pay you to try Natures remedy
TOR this most common disease in
Acknowledgements in any OF
its forms