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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-12-05
AarifultntAl.
A woman's Way With Turkeys.

find turkey raising about as profit
able as any other business connected
with farmers wife's duties | have
been in the business about 10 years. !
have experimental with several kinds,
and for the last five years have confined
myself to the Mammoth Bronze as be-
ing the most profitable. keep from
four to FIVE hens and one male, and usu.
ally market from 40 to so turkeys each
season. After the turkey hens ha ,e
laid their & rst clutch, | set two of them
on Is eggs each, snugly housed in
quiet corner of the yard, and the bal
ance of the eggs are set under chicken
hens
When the little poults come out,
give each grain of black pepper and
divide them equally between the two
turkey hens. These hens, with their
young, are placed in a pen made of
wide plank, in which hovel is placed
so they can be fastened up every night
and during rough days, until about three
weeks old, | find them the most tender
fowl ever raised. As they are not in
Glued to eat the first two days, feed
them very little, but when they begin
to eat feed them from four TO six times
day on nice egg bread and sweet milk
have found it expensive and unneces-
sary to feed bard boiled eggs.
ln about week. if the weather is
dry, | turn them out through the day
and put them up every night until they
are large enough to ay up in the trees
Besides the regular bread and milk ra-
ton, | give them one warm feed of gravy
and scraps every morning after they are
two weeks old This is generally suffi.
cient for them until they are brought up
at night. as they are old enough to pro-
vide for themselves during the day 10
order to bring them home | feed them
regularly every evening until sold
generally sell at Thai ksgiving, young
hens weighing about IA pounds aud
young males Is to 20 have had sew
cral yearling hens weigh "a pounds and
males in proportion
The worst enemy | have to contend
with is vermin. How to account for it
cannot tell, as the hens are never
housed 10 winter or summer After ex.
perimenting, the only remedy use is
one-third crude carbolic acid mixed with
two-thirds lard, and rubbed under the
neck and under the wings. Two appli.
cations generally rids them Of lice
The FIRST is given when they are one
week old and the other two weeks later
Mrs. Rose Ditto in New England
Homestead
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-11-05

wood ! Surely the greenest green
spot We have ever beheld.
T'were madness to undertake
to even sketch this great
est of American cemeteries.
1t is rsdiantly, gloriously green,
and adorned with every species
of flowers and plants, trained in
every conceivable way, to repre-
sent different things, such as
moons, crescents, stars, crosses,
hearts, diamonds. and so on. As
to the grandeur and cost of the
monuments, we are silent. One,
considered ordinary, and near the
public hurying-gronuds, erected
to "Mackey," the founder of the
New York Journal, or Chamber
Of Commerce--we only had infor-
nation from a gate keeper-cost
$35O,O00 1t stands on a green
slope in full view of one of the
entrances. We did not go up to
it. We were glad to see the
public grounds so neat, 80 invi
ting ~. Each grave had a small
marble headstone and footstone,
and flowers were on all we saw,
whilst perfect cleanliness obtain.
ed. Surely "Potter's Field" is
not 80 bad after all
New York, the proud queen Of
cities, farewell /! Long may you
lift your head in the skyscrapers
you have built-31 stories, 21
stories, and so on proud may
you ever be Of your traffic, your
wealth, your grandeur, your
matchless works of art, your ool-
lections, your inventions, your
handiwork but some day others
may sit on your ruins, even as
you have sat upon and appropria-
ted the buried glories Of decayed
cities and countries. These exca-
vators and antiquaries will, no
doubt. gaze in astonishment at
the lavishness and richness of
their "find," which they will
carry to cities perhaps carved
and beautltied and kept by de.
scendants of the now lofty and
widespreading metropolis of the
United States. Who can tell
Adieu ! Mrs. F. M. Hunter.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-11-05

pp'# "IIh the tops ,urasl nara,
displaying q line Of evcnli.n'
tam color, we're about the hest
looking men w" saw. oEn.rj.
perhaps, iua policemen on Broad
"uy, WHO ora 0'a "'n1I h.l3..'"
among the policemen of New
York One is never en- ployed
on this thronCod and marvellous
thoroughiare unless he is six feet,
and o: q certain weight. W2
shall not consume space bv on
deavoTing to depict plays we saw.
Suffice to say, We had opVor'uni
y TO crafty y penchaut we have
tor some time entertained to be
held the fas'idious John Drew.
He is holding forth at the stately
" Empire" in Mummy and the
Humming bird" We consider
him capable of a greater play.
We understood that Mrs. Leslie
Garter is the leading "star" in
Gotham this season. Nu' waited
too late TO secure tickets to
"Belasc0,' her theatre. How
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-11-05
A Startling Surprise.

Very few could belle We in
looking al A. 7. Hosdely, heal.
thy, robust blacksmith Of Tilden.
Ind, that for ten years he suffer
ed such tortures from Rheuma.
tism as few could endure and
live. But wonderful change
followed his taking Electric
Bitters. Two bOttles wholly
cured me" be writes. land | hav.
not felt twinge in over q year.
Ihey regulate theKidneys, purity
the blood and cure Rheumatism,
N5uraIgia, Nervousness, imoroye
digestion and give pe,fect health.
Try them Only 30 cta. ar Oraw-
ford Bros. and J. =. Mackev &,
Co.'S. drug store.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-11-05

ever, a lady assured us that she
took friend to see her in "Du
Barry, and that when said
friend left the building her hand
kerchief was soaked in tears.
That the eliminating scene in
this tragedy was the tragedy
queen herself, Mrs. Garter, being
carted off, by a real old horse,
hitched TO real cart, to the
block of execution. We don't
seek tragedies.
The trip to Westpoint con-
sumed one day. Long have we
sighed to sail up the Hudson in
one of its "foating palaces" and
we were not disappointed. The
scenery along the banks was
grand, magnificent. We passed
the boulevards, where the wealth
of some of New York's citizens
displays itself in imposing struc-
turer. The Riverside Drive fol-
lows for considerable distance.
Then came towns, towns-Conk
ers, Sing Sing and others.
Westpoint is built on top, on
the sides and at the bottom of a
ridge of the Catskill. 1t is the
most romantically beautiful town
we've ever beheld. The Acad-
emy buildings, of course, first
claimed attention ; they are solid
granite, some smoothe and others
rough. But as firm looking, as
any structures need be. The old
chapel is covered with the "Vir-
ginle Creeper," or a species of
ivy. The library was also fes-
tooned, and quite classic looking.
the writing house and stables
are at the base of the spur. The
streets and pavements are of
solid masonry, and perfectly
clean. Granite walls, several
feet high, skirt precipitous drives,
and upon the flat tops electric
lamps are placed. The dwellings
are Of granite and red brick, with
iron fences. The yards are beau.
ned with beds OF IolIage-plants,
hedges of crimson sage, and red
and yellow cannas. Evergreen
hedges and we'll shaven lawns
abound.
The muster ground is wide and
level, almost plateau. The
"boys" were just through their
morning drill and were dispensing.
Cannon balls supported fences,
ornamented them, and are seen
every where. A very tall and
elaborate monument commemo-
rates the officers and soldiers OF
Weslpoint who fell in the War
OF the Rebellion" erected by
their "surviving comrades - 4
statue Of Thayer, father Of West
point, adOrns the grounds there
are alaO others. Securing some
fruit our party descended toward
the wharf. On u rock rib of the
mountain, wide and level, we
paused to lunch, There were
seats and tables made Of square
flat blocks Of granite placed on
sN..-. balls .yr legs.
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nave '''" va "'. IN" Nic''rN we
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-16
AlarDIanDer Staats- uormaI>S S6alr.

Gde SarrpHtons uno tdfapttftsMnenue.
gaItimore, DtD., ben 13. auguf 1909.
Die SerbtsSsifon bseiuut Sieutug bsu 9.
6eottnbtr 1902. R,us sbi!tr mhfsn am 9. 6sps
ttmber pegiitrirt tpsrosn. 9rtfungen fir 4uuabmt
unD Sei5rOerune am g., TO-, H., IL. unO l3. Seps
TEMPER Die Gormiruns Der alaftn, iotuis reetls
mdsoe Neeitationsn uno 9Orleiuussn beeiuHsR am
Olontaa, Den 15. September.
Sduler tpero.n ni3t in oi. mittlren RIafsn
aufaeHommsn, bepor beie!ben bic erforOerteu 9ris
funaeu on Den ob,n eeuunnttn Sasen JufritOsns
tteneub beitanosr baben
Glemsnfars une afaoemifd1eS Tepdrtement.
Die Glementars uno af1pemii9en Separtemtnts
Gno fir ben unttrribt uuO ole 6eranbilOuue BON
6dJil.rn i'm alttr BON Big l6 Sdbrsn. iotuie fur
bic 8orbertitune gum Gintritt in Das RormaI= 0ts
barteu,ent borsioli6 ausgefattet.
Die reauIdren Gtbrtr tperDen BON ben 9rofsfortn
oes Rormal, Gepartements in 9bpft, Gbsmie, Ros
tanit Raturfunoe uno in oHDertn uuterridtsz
Gd5trn unteritlst IL na9 gtrtisuns Dss Sriu,is
pals Der Gtaats= =NDrmdlidJult.
Sie 6trbfs6eiFOn bseinnt am W pnto oe, ben
15 5ept,mbeT.
W.qen d6sr.r ausfunft unb RatoIoot ptnos
man f5 an
@. q. prettpman,
UtarpIdHosr StaatsERormaII1uls,
C25-39 galtmspe, TtD-
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2saftintorer 2sefor1tt-cSt9a.
Gtimmueber Der Gtnnt Baltimore

SttulUIBtUeI utI SIuuA Cu'bhA"NNs
Die @ufnerfIdmfeit ipirb auf Die
folgenben 8eittmmungen bes neuen
grimGrtpa6lz@eI eIebes geri4tet:
1. Die primGrtpablen beioer Parz
teien tperben ieBt am iel6en Sage in
ben regulGren pre3inttzStimmlo
unter Der Nufii9t Der reguldrenWa5lz
beunten ge6alten, nit einem BON Der
8ablaufii9ts 8e60rbe DOrbereitetem
Stimm5ettel unb alien ben Strdfen
firgetrug etc. bes QGgemeinen Wa9l=
geIeBes untertporfen.
2. &ein WG6ler fam it4 on ben
grinGrtpablen betbeiligen, tpenn er
ni6t als gu elmer Ober Der anberen
9artet 3uge60rig regiitrirt 1T.
3. Sol9e Hegiitrutton unO Get9etz
ligung an Der primGrpabl irgenb Ell
ner 9artei ma9t ben Stimmgeber
nt6t lGnger perbinbIi6, fir Die @anz
btbaten elmer fol9en partei BEL trgenf
elmer beittmmten Wabl 81 1ttmmen.
9esba1b fperben ale 8G6ler, regu=
lGre pber unubbGngige, Die ii4 mil
elmer ober anberenpartet in bemSinn{
aFfiltren, baB fie es Dor5teb n
fir bic Gdnbibaten elmer fol9en Parz
tel gu Itimmen, ernItli4 eriu4t, itf
ieBt regiitriren uno I6re Partet@@nge=
b0rigteit CUR 3eit Der Regiitrutior
eintragen gu laiIen, 10 baB tie an Der
Yrimdrtpablen FOLDER politiI4en Pdr=
tel i'm nd9iten Srii6iabr uno 9erbit
t6eilne6men m0gen.
Sm 4uftrage
res GreFutips Gpmite's Der
SaItimprcr RefprmzStga.
ben 13. September 1902.
{2j30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-16
Baftinore 9a"aeesf@a's,
Mr. <. GurS= harle S=Straf,e.

Gsiue befre Gbuls gu irgsHo Del3sm Srslie.
11ui.re Gruouirten rpsrDeu pOn Sti6afsleuten dls
supsrlG7Fss SubbaIt.r uno Stsno9rapbsu ontrs
fanut aus Dieem @runOe buttcn mir in Oisitu
Sabre finf Ntnl msbr Tubfragen nab Solbtu, dls
mir ,ur 9erfhsuns batt.u. gBir prl6attsn itosm
Graouirten cine quite 5telung. 3ur periDnlt@en
RaT4tieung ipirb sipgelaoen 5roioOueutr urters
ri5t. Sus= UNI absnOi6ule. 2s3te monatli5s
3abluueeu. RataIOg gratis.
g. s. gforman, Brdiioent,
Baltimore 6anDelsi6us.
fUno1S 3JJlt S-S5hl
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Si3ert SUD eiue bolltOmmeRe
SerOauult9.

Sur8 i5rs auf Oi, Sale ptrtenotu Gig,ni3aftsu
Hdrfcn Die aaOpa0 den 9iaen Die Qtbtr in bee
&biouOerung Der Sale unO i6rsr gluspHrfs sur9
Die @aleutandts. an 2Oi,n BON iDt; big bier ees
uommtn, p.rosu Oitis 9Gsu RAID bic 9bdtistsit
Der 2tber rtUulirsR uno ben Rranftn pom ieiHeH
gei3psro,n bstrsien. Gin OOsr 3pti 8aOpaD ibs
9iGtn td0li5 9enOmmen pon 9tnieuiqtu, fDet9e
an Gaasnibmtr1sn ootr on Q,b,rprbdrtuno lsiOen,
fDirO 0as R6rptrpitsm reguIren unD cine StIuROs
8srOluuHg berporbriracn.
Or RaOpa1 Co., R;nsg0rE:
9ctbrtsr @srr - SD mar Hbsr Jpsi Sabre lang
iraut uHo babe mid BON einiOsn Der gti9dtefsn
Qcrytt Der gsreiaiCteu etaattu teBaubttn saFtu.
Sd babe in joot Springs, grf., gebaOtt unO Ops
boEties marine BaT:r gstrunfsn, abr ss ibjsu. als
Ob Ri6ts mir bsfen tOuntt. TatOsm id Jbre
aunOncen o:Isicn bate, bei6iob i'd, 56rs 9tan
gu OsrIudsn unO babe bsUabe 5Usi saa8tsln bers
ieIbR gebrau6t, sd u1bm 3Dti bor bsm 55IaFeHs
ocbsu unO cine beg Morotns na4 Dem GrH1tad.
unO Oieelbsn babsn mir msbr gtbolfeu, tpit ir9sno
tiHs auOsrs McS3in, Die ib 0sbraubt babe. SD
bate cine &abertrOntbsit meine &oaut unO meine
augrH paren boltdnoiV GELS; i'd bate i5Idirigs
4nlogen unD bate oas gtfibl, Elm 9ttrunfeu,r gu
itiH, babel 54msr3sH H5er Dem Rabtl qsraOs aLs
Dtun Elm eHtlHrOctes @tbpitr auf msin,m Wagsn
Id0s. UtsiHs CsOdrms Darrn DsrOpft men Dtuuo
uHO m,ue 8uHps purcH bic msits 3,Jt iibsr punO.
SuHgsr mar 0OrbunOcn, unO bic Rabruug mabts
mir 6sftigt mugeubei3D;rOcn unD ab uuD 3u fameH
elnigs MuuODOl GFsu gum SbIunOt DtsOtr bsuaus.
Bite fdidtn ete mir 5br Gaai3Iagsbu3. Grg's
BENT
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Spbn 9Onh

srbielt einf rnumBrdntte ribtcrli6c Genalt ibsrs
traQeu, oa fb pie RolouialoticBe ais un3udnQlib
ernieien 3u qtpTsr Sesitbung mare aud beute
nod elm 2Jobu 9pn3 pou I6tbcu, unO 3Dar 0eaen
bic Guadialber geiouocrs i6limm trsiben es
Dieie GtUifienloieu nit Den Armeu, nsl6e an
6dmprrboioeu lsiOGH uHo ui5t p1tn baB ts fir
Dicie i6rtdlibs unD i4mer]bafts &rautbeit Gin una
fcbbares Nitttl 0iCbt, udmli3 Or. Silgbses bes
ribmts auateFs. Gin uuicblbarcs Wittel 1T Hibt
ju oisl geiagt. Seuu SeOrmauu pirO uufecfors
bert, f9 3u ubsrieuQeu, iuoem pou g. RsutdOttr
& Go., 9or 1916, 9sDs9Orf 9robeu fotenirsi
oeriauOt iuerOeu CSi2pSa
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gen, penn bic finan3ieIIe Situation
ni6t balO cine giinitigsre tperOe. treble
Die brittle 8epu6lit rettungslo5 benz
Staatsz8anterott entgegen.
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Der M urquts 1T mid t
Our6qebrQnnt.

9 er | in, Is. September. =
Murquis Sou3a i4reibt, es lei I'M
pa6r, baB er, pie 8erltner 8Gdtter
melbeten, feline @eieGf9aft in 8urt9
babe in gr0Bter g1Oth iiben GaiTen II,
peri0nli4 geflOben iei. glur fein Sc
f4dftsfiiRrer flOb, Seine 9efeGf3aft
perbe beute in Srantfurt am Main
fingen unb nit ibr Die ameritanif9e
Sopraniitin glfriebe 3o1ba.
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G5or l&no 9apit.
2Ti6pergniigen int 2'ati&att.
1aiIcr gaifplaus mill an9cblid) ben
4apft bel Icincm bcDpritebcnocn
Seimd) in 0fpm ignurircn.


2eo Der 9rei5e6nte ni4t gu iprefen
fir fran80iiI4e 3situn85 GORE
1ponOenten. = gr 1T entI4lOFen,
ii6sr Grantrei4's 9OIitit 3u
fdpeigen. - MOniignOr Golconio
pirO pdpitli6er 0elegat fir bic
Ser. @tuaten. - Grmabnungen
fir Die 8ausrn in ben ruIiiI4en
9ungerpropin3en. - n5enIatios
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Rno11rn1J s Co.,
Gr. 55, GImsStr., R.sY.

grmoroung i6res Mannes ber6aftet
lporDen.
8or eintgen Monaten tpurbe Bel
Bologna Der 8raf Son N}artini erz
moroet uufgeFunOen. Der 8erOa6t
ri8tete ii4 iofort auf 3uQt Y}urrf,
ben 8ruoer Der 8rdFin, Der in6efen
na6 6er6ien entflo6. 8on bort ri4z
tete Suit W&urri einen Brief an ietz
nen 8ater, einen 9rDfeROr in &om,
in mel4em er 3ugeItano, ben S4paz
ger ermorOet gu BADEN, neil Oeriel6e
feline SFrau, bic S8peiter be8 W}0rz
Der8, f6le8t be6anOelt babe. Ser
9roFei7or ii6erga6 ben 8rief Der 8ez
b0roe, tpeI6e BON Serbien bic 2lusz
IieFerung Suui W}urri'5 berlangte,
mas BON Serbien ais ben 8efeBen
uno 8ertrdgen gemdB ni4t 3uldiitg
a6gele6nt Duroe. Qlnoeren W2elDunz
gen no8 foQ BEL bem W}orOe AUDI etne
Qiebe8geI6i4te i'm Spiele fein.
g 64refen5f3ene in etnem
8 6eater.
Wa0rib, Is. 6ept.-Sm 36eas
ter in W2alaga entitano am SamItag
2(6eno cine furGt6are 2tufregung
unO 8ertpirrung, ais Elm anpeienoer
@enoarm pl0Bli4 aufitan0 unO ietz
nen RebolDer riidIt6tsIo8 uuf Die 3uz
I6auer a6Feuerte. Sisben 9erfonen
puroen gstDOtet. Sn paniiAem
@6reden Deriu4ten Die 3uI4auer
aus bem @e6Guoe gu fIii9ten, pO6et
neun 9er1onen nieOergertfen un0 per>
leBt puroen. Der 8enOarm nurOe
BON einigen 9oli3iiten our Grgebung
uufgefprDert unb, al5 er Da5 D&rlpetz
gerte, toOtgei4oiIen.
8a6Ien in 8ulgarien. 9
60 fla, 8uIgarien, Is. Sept. -
gS pirD 6aIboffi3ieG angetiinOigt,
DuB bic @a6len fir Die6obranie (g}uz
Notwithstanding aQentbolben gu
@unften Der 8egierung5zGan0iOaten
uu8fielen.
Me6r 9amPfer fir Mor>
gan.
2onbpn Is. September.-Giner
9eps76e aus 2iperpooL 3ufOlge IOu S.
9terpont W}orgun Dem 9rn. S. R.
@Geman, Prdii0enten Der 2e3lanbz
0ampferlinie, flint 9umPfer, pel4e
3ni74en Qntperpen unO UtontreaG
Derte6ren, a6gefauft 6a6en.
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Srdnne.

9itusDiGGe, ga., Is. Sept. =
Die Stublpuurenbunolung Oes 6rn.
s. u. 8iOeaur, Prennunt &c Margers
9rOcerp, Nenbelin @9eibers Tlei-
f9erlaben unb beri 9tebene anbere Sc
baube an Der @iib>6rantlinitraBe
eingen beute friib in 5lammen uuf.
9eOrge Carr, Elm Staqfne9t, pirb
bermiBt. Der petuniGre S9aben be-
trGgt etpd $4,000.
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s,o1+;r,re ebi, Snbn 2,iiuetir,

Baltimore cbip 0nhn 2iiHetin.
S2.5O-Scn Baltimore nacb GumberIdue uno
3uriid; $1.25 BON Baltimore nab 9arper, 5
sferrp uuo 5uritd. Am Sountdg, ben q.
Septcmbcr. Der Spc3ial3u0 pcrldBt ben
mount &oDaz9abr6of I'M Z 1lbr 9ormitz
tags, Den Gam0eu=8u6ubof nm I.15 8or=
ulittda5.
S2.OO-SaItimure nadNbilaeeIpbta uno Surii6.
Sl5O Baltimore nod Gbeifer uno ,urud.
S1.OO -Saltimpre nab Bilminstou uHo Surit.
Mm SonntuQ, DEN q. September. Der Spe=
3ialjue pcrldBt DEN GamOen 9abnbot 8.l5
@ormittuQs WOunt 3UDll 8abnbOf $50
0ormIttaas. Cow
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Bsu samoa 6Ot Springs, art
2GBmung Oer GingepeiOe o6er
9rOati4e Seritopfnng Der
alten 9eute.

RuOwao'g GiGsn FnO Oas bette 6tilmittsl fis
dEtert 0eute unO ftr 9trOHen, tpsIts an gerfos
pFuug leotn. gd g,r'tOpfuHgen, Qdbmunoen unO
s5pdb. ptrocH Die @eOdrme, Ritren unO glaie
etc Our3 Ons Ginnebmsu Jpsi uotr Orsi 9iusu
f3 ibrer narirliaeu GbiOnOsrungsn erirsusn unO
Dur6 Ocrtn gtlessHtli6tn g'brlu5 regelmdb9 funfs
tionirtH gs Oisicu @sIcgeHbeteH tUirO Otrtu itdr=
I,nDsr unb Hdbrbafter gBtrtb sum 9orbsin oez
bra5t icOs ueus bile uiro neue Rruft fir Die @es
Odrms, Qtbsr, Rftreu etc g:btn unO bic BisOertebr
zines 8siuuOsn, ratitri3eH 3utaHOts Biro i'Bu
raid errcitt DTOtu,
grsis 25 Gcutg pro 6bu5ts.
9ur5 ale apotbd,r OOsr Oirett per 9oR au bsS
liebsu.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19

tied for years against the mental and
physical suffering of lost manhood that
the Institute has decided to distribute
free trial packages to all who write ii
is a home treatment and ali men who
suffer with any form OF sexual weak
ness resulting from youthful folly. pre-
mature loss Of strength and memory.
weak back varicocele. or emaclauon OF
parts can now cure themselves at home;
The remedy has peculiarly grateful
effect of warmth and seems to act direct
to the desired location, giving. strength
and development just where 1t is needed.
1t cures all the ills and troubles that
come from years of misuse of the natural
functions and has been an absolute sue
cess in all cases. 4 request to the state
Medical Institute 791 c. Elektron Build
ing. Fort wayne. Ind, stating that you
desire one Of their free trial packages
will be complied with promptly, The In
stitute 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 1t is
to be cured of sexual weakness when the
proper remedies are employed. The In
stitute makes no restrictions. Any man
who writes will be sent free sample.
carefully sea- i'll plain package SO that
its recipient need have no fear of embar-
rassment or publicity. Readers are re-
uueSted to write without delay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19

acter that at once begins rebuilding the
destroyed nerve centers.
These are facts. facts. facts. and they.
mean health conferred and continued, II
one will only wake up and take advantage
of them. Remember, Postum is DELI
cious beverage, if made strictly according
to directions. and that is easily done
Don't take any cooks excuse or state
ment that she followed directions. If
your Postum comes to the table weak
and unpalatable. you can depend upon
it.. the cook has sighted the job 1t is
the easiest sort of a proposition to make
Rood Postum. 1t only needs attention.
Put a piece Of butter twice the size OF a
pea in the pot to prevent boiling over:
All hrst-class grocers sell Postum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19
BUDGET COMPLETED.
VIII Be Preseaedto I- council at srecla !
eeting NeXt Week

eetiBg Next Week.
The budget has been completed by the
Finance Committee. and it will he pre-
serted to Council at a special meeting
next week.
There will be about $4,000 increase IN
the appropriations over that of last
year. which means that the various de-
partments have been looked after in a
liberal way.
The appropriation last year was con-
sidered liberal 1t carried with it two
big ones, that of 100000 for the city jail
and similar amount for the Lee Dis
trict sewer.
This year the Water, Fire and Police
Departments will come in for a large
slice.
The strictest secrecy is being maintain
ed by members Of the committee, VINO
do not feel that their report should be
made public unit! it goes to Council
\ member of the committee said last
night that the budget had been prepared
with the greatest care, and that each
member of the committee worked for the
best interest of the city and the depart
rnentS,