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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18
YQRK- RIVER LINE. mzsE " eolzr
TEE FAy0EfTE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LEAVE. RICHMOND.
80 , IL. No. it,. Baltimore Limited
daily, except Sundays. for Hest Point
connecting 81 West Point with steamers
for Baltimore ana York .-4ver landings.
except Yorktown Mondays Wednesdays
60 P. NJ No. 10. Mondays. wednes-
days ard Fridays, local express for West
Poirt and intermediate stations. Connects
with stage ut Lester Manor for Walker
ton ana Tappahannoc6.
500 4. NJ. No. u. local mixed, Leaves
daily. .eNceut Sunday. Tor tNsst Point { no
intermediate stations connecting with
stage ut Lester Manor for Waikerton and
'Tapue hanu"rie
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
81. 4. VI. daily from West Point. with
correction from Baltimore, Wednesdays,
I-rifjlvs and Sundays.
io..isi M, No. ., Wednesdays and
I:I5 :. NJ daily. except Sundays. from
west Point and intermediate stations
Steamers leave West Point Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays atsrJ.5o 2. ST.
arriving Baltimore SEQ A. IL
Steamers call at Almonds, Claybauk
and Gloucester Point
C. w. WESTBURY
District Passenger Agent.
900 r. Main Street. Richmond. Va.
s. II HARrWICE.
General Passenger AGENT.
F. s. CANNON,
Third yice-President and General Mar.
ager. washington. D. e
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Alz7.Y. Hl1TiilIIEs1sNsstsrIl

NOVEMBER ". 1901
sTKEET sTATI0N

900 \. M.--4,OtFJL& LIMITED. Ar
rive at Norfolk 1870 y. NJ. Stops Only
a. Petersburg. Wavcriy and Suffolk
s:0b a. M.-TEIE. CHICAGO EXPRESS.
Tor Lynchhurg, Roanoke. Columbus and
Chicago. Buffet Parlor Car Petersburg
to Roanoke Pullman Sleeper RoauoSs
to Columbus: also tor Bristol Knoxville
and Chattanooga pullman Sleeper Roam
olg to Knoxville.
500 p T.-CCEAN-SHORE LIMITED.
Arrive Norfolk 80 +. NJ Stcos only ut
Petersburg. Waverly and Suffolk. Con-
meets at Norfolk with steamers to Eos-
ton Providence New York, Baltimore
and Washington.
-: 2. M-Fol Suffolk Norfolk and
intermediate stations. Arrives at Nor
folk at lU:4u Z NJ.
$40 z. M.-For Lynchburg and Roam
olte. Connects al LNnchbUrg with
Washington and Chattanooga Limited
Pullman Slecrers LynChburg TO Memphis
and New Orleans. Cafe, Parlor and Oh
servatiou Car RadforCi TO Alfalfa Ala
Pullman Siecpe.- between Richmond and
Lynchburs. Berths ready for occupancy
at $50 2. NJ Also Pullman Sleeper Pc
tersburg and Roanoke
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the West daily at z:3J ~ NJ and
S:J6 z. n. from Norfolk and the East at
II 10 4. NJ; II - A NJ and $50 z. NJ.
OfiCc-No. S&S Main Street.
JNO q. WAGNER
CITY Pass. and Ticket ACT.
g. II. BOSLEY, Dis Pass, ACT
W & BEVTLI.. Gen. Pass. AT.
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The City Treasurer has the dog license
blanks ready. in accordance with the Or
dinancc recently passed. The applicant
for q dog license must NIL ont and sign
tho blanks, which are to be placed on tita
at the dog p7lfnd 5fjcc. The licenses are
due on February list
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l:AILRoADS
q Pas'ng'T Trains
Leave and Arrive
NEW AIAIN-STEEE.T STATION.
IEaVi. RIC.lfAf0ND

LIN Y IL fh4SEi.IDSD.
geo X. M. asttiy. Local To Old Point,
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
iU:tu \. NJ, except Sunday. Local To
Clifton Forge. Connects Tor Orange. tu!.
pepper, Caivertor and Manassas.
1O:20 r. NJ. daily For LypchbuEg Lex.
ingsou and Clifton Forge. Connects, ex.
cept Sunday. for Rosney. 4Aberene ard
New C4sts. Pf.oF sar 70 , Tlitt3n EEorse.
go Limited. Dining car train. Pullman,
for Cincinnati. Louisville and st. Louis
Five TO eight hours quickest line West.
Connects for Sirgiuia hot springs. Locai
train follows s.. Louis Limited from
Gor6onsri.ie to stanton. except Sunday,
@:45 Z. NJ. daily Local to Old Point,
p is9i1SiA @H'. - 'si'0uei' ru'ln'ah % Old
4:d5 2 NJ. except sunday. Atlantic
Limited" u Old Point, Norfolk and Ports
Point with Baltimore. Washington and
Cape Charlest steamers.
0:I5 T. NJ. except Sunday, 10 BEerno.
$50 2. NJ, except SunGay,eto Boswell
1880 z. NJ. daily. i. Z, V. Dining cd:
train. Connects 1or Virginia Hot Springs
Pullman 10 Hinton. connecting with par
10" car to Cincin att ana Pullman to Gin
cinnati. Louisville and the West.
ARRIVE NEW MAtN-STREET
STATION
500 i. NJ. Except SUNDAY from Dos
$50 \. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati.
$50 ~ -. Excent Sunday from Bremc
io:oo 4 y, NJ Daily from Norfolk and
i=:Ao Z; Y. 1.zce?t sunday from Nor.
$50 Z. II. Daily from Cincinnati
$50 z. NJ Daily from Clifton Forge
and Lynchburg, ana except Sunday from
New Castle. Lexington and Buckingham
Branch.
:: 70 P, NJ Daily from Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
S:io z. NJ EXCEPT Sunday from Cliff
ton Forge and Charlottesville
Apply ut % East Main Street. 9O2 East
Main Street. Nurphys Hotel or New
Main-Strset Station Ticket Offices, for
further information.
Il. W. FULLER, JNO. d. POTTS.
4 . Il .
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Bay Line
20 Baltimore
Via C. & O. Railway and OLD
Point.
u. S. NAIL ROUTE.

c..vo Richmond via Chesapeake ana
~ pa5fway daily except SUNDAY ~
C sttE n. connecting ar Old Point yxitb
IL ~. s,i,pesh steamers OF tbs Gid Bay iyiez
wing TN at 10 7. IL. arriving Baisislor5
t;.ss,t, l. NJ. in time 70 make connection
Shnrt rail ride. ard ali night on o..e OF
fhs f-les steamers 10 southern waters
FOR tickets ana general ifigorrnatio:i ar
pl>- nj general offices Chesapeake ard
Ohio Eaiisay. Richmond rsssasfar Ccn,-
pany, AMI s3G East SIaia Street.
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EXPOSITION II. BE POSTPONED,
viii Be Put Oil One Year TO Secure Foreign
Exhibits.
Ey AssocIateN Hrcss

"-A50ttiN l,-1-N' =. - - -. ii'
hoa17fSi'i1 U. e.l19c i'o7ts.''tt, "ii1eis
was 10 nave SeeA i3e1u ~ q LUIS III
1853 VIII not lake. place. ui iAs i9o4. Inns
tact. was pracueaily conceded by eX-
Governor Francis, PRESIDENT Of the ES-
position Company, and Adolpae Bpscile.
the financial secretary OF the company,
at the Hhlte House to-QSsy.
the foreign representa- lyes, Governor
Francis a1d.5Ar B1scte nave come 10
the conclusion that unless s>--e exposition
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RAILROADS.
s. j. \ BOAR u
af7 Fine Railway.
"cAPITAI. - .ourE.,

tJEAIl1 EAlE. Iil ~ 4
Short Ltnc to Principal CITES of the
South and Southwest, Florida. cuba,
Texas, California anu Mexico, reaching
The Capitals six states.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. l, 1901.
TRAINS EIlNvTsz,.I lECH1I0ND-d
STREET. SFHpION-DAIL.Y.
i0:;i1 2 II. .F4orit& and AletropoIitaG
Lt1Ililesi f5r Pcferspurs. Henderson.
ts&!ElSb, Southern Pines, FinehurSt, Co
5&!t!3Lslt Savannah, .jaCk50GylILe, tampa,
41,.4t a! points South anu southwest
SIDSt 5Lu the vest lGIGS.
-. = NJ Atlanta Special for Re
tISS,rSpu"&. henderson, Raleigh, Southern
IStlASs5, tiA@tlurst Camden, Athens. AZ
is5t.ta, 45"utSoGnerE Chattanooga, Mem
Pr. 3n4 all points South and Sputh"eSE.
--:.'9 = H.. f-Seabourd Fast Mail" for
: henderson, Raleigh, G2jll-!-
Sra FONTS, RineaUrat. Athens, Atlanta,
ccSt.S.tItle Memphis and roEts Sou-h AID
o0oIn&sst. al points III Bloria.
- ~, =. ~ 'seahostrd Express, Ciliy
i i9F IeteTspur Noriina. T. c. and az
tEgLlitLa. ~ c., with train. arriving ~
itS1eefsoil LOS I. NJ, Raleigh, 800 z H.
; SsT,,l,l lltEhaE', %;J3 T. N. DAILY except
5:on 2 ". "RichraoRs and petersburg
aally for Petersburg and al IA
- : H. ''Richu,5nd ard Petersburg
igiT-s' s.l.iE. except Sunday. for retetS-
20 All intermediate stations.
49, -'. U.s. i.'a.ye Richmond for Washington
~ cNI1E ork and the East daily. No. 81 ut
G:t5 a. III. and No. 90 ~ Aft. r. M
S.liiiiIGGLionS ut Jacksonville and TanIua
~, ail florida East Coast points, and
f 90. ii, StH0 Porto Rico. At New orleans
rornia. >'',7' Va
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
LATLY.
- &;32 4 II. and 3;O3 P ~, from al
pGittIS I2otith and Southwest
-, 30 < NJ. from Norlina. y. c., Peters
80 S'!Ld iocai. points.
9 9 \. NJ daily from Petersburg.
Petersburg
CAFE CAR SERVICE.
,lra ire 2I2Lnins Cars will be operate, in
= ssl--!tS NOS II and 81 Florida ana Me
tfopeHt2n Limited" between Hamlet. II
~ ~, S,a.Estanth Ga. and III Trains Nos. y
III ~ ~ ATLANTA Speciai. " between Ham
tet. n .. and Atlanta. Ga Service = IL
re: prices moderate no canned goods
hailolsa, but tn, freshest and finest
~, Vegetables ana staples served
! us Us, - an innovation and will be found
d $500 convenience TO travellers, as
Dining Cars.
SLEEP1NG-CAR SERVICE.
ta Nos. q and =. Florida ana Metropolt-
ing Cars and Through pay Coaches be
f fS,.,, en- New York ana Tampa Through
having foom Buffet Sleeping Cars be-
tween New. York and Atlanta.
N9S' - ana Cts. Sea1oard Fast
A4aI! Through Dining Room Buf
Let Iet Sleeping Cars between New YO@t and
IA; ! aiilpa,a connecting a Hamlet with SlceI
ms car TO and from Atlanta, IT. Connec-
non with which Through Pullman Tick
etS are sold Finest Day Coaches.
o,c e. q, r SMt,FH. District Pass. Agent,
90 East Main Street. Phone 400.
j. NJ BARR,
ISL Y. 7. & Gen'I 1Iang'r,
r e. L. BUNCH,
Gen'I Pass. Agent.
Portsmouth. Va.
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SOUTHERN RAJ WAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. ~, 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND VA.
80 \. RI. No. I, datly for Durham, y.
c.. DInville, and al local stations South.
connecting at BurkeVilie for tarmvllo
ana LyHchburg: at lIeHreys for local sta
tons on Norfolk Division TO Danvitle; at
Raleigh Goldsborn and all North Carolina
points
80" p NJ No. 70. LINKED train
daily for Jacksonville ana all Florida
points. Havana. Nassau etc. Connects at
IoSeley with F&rmville and Powhatan
i ISti oStd; at Greensboro Tor Durham.
ts$ e!Sh and WlnstOn-SaIem: at Charlotte
win No 80, United States fast mail, sotttt
tram daily for New Orleans and points
oOItHt WhlcLi carries SIeepers to New or
lsanS DraWing-ruOm sleeper Richmond To
-AtlIhtl and Birmingham, Through tram
rtsAt SIeeEer. Salisbury 10 Memphis. DIsi-
ing caF service
,,.I,i, 80 F. NJ. No. IL. Southern Express.
UstIiE Tor Atlanta. Augusta. Jacksonville
5'iu polnsS South. Sleeper for DanEnle.
GREENSBORO, SALISBURY and Charlotte. oreH
a. q. t.!chn0nd $50 Z. NJ. Connections WITH
SeW York and Florida Express anu
SOUTHWESTERN Limited which carries
fLFCuGf sieepers TO Augusta. Savannah
JaGhsonviiIe. Tampa, Nashville. Memphis
5AtIatltit. New Orleans. etc Complete dln-
lHS-car service. Also Pullman tourist
sleeper Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
uayS Washington to San Francisco. with
our change. with connection FOR all points
IN Texas. Mexico and California
":H' + IL, No. H. local daily. except
points
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
GOO NJ and 5:i3 = NJ From Attain
ia, AuEIsta. Asheviile ana all points
South
$50 a. NJ. From Keysyille and local
stations
-, 2. VI. From Durham Charlotte.
DdnTille and intermediate stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 6i aud o., between Manchester and
Ecapolis
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;;t,ss.tSai a::Se- c,i,;:s NO PAY.

Your druggist viii refund your money
IF P4lZO. OINTMENT tails to cure king
worm, letter, Old TIGERS and Sores. PIN
all SKIN diseases. :0c.
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THE RESOLUTIONS.


Or. ". ". Smith, CT Lynchburg, sub
mitted the report OF the Committee on
Resolutions, which was unanimously
adopted. This report recommended the
adoption OF the following two resolutions,
offered IN the course of the morning S
meeting:
Resolved ID. That we urge upon the
constitutional Convention Of Virginia the
adoption OF the Quarlcs-Bar9our resolu-
ton, now before that body.
so That we are, entirely willing that
this provision shall be submitted as a sep
arate clause to any electorate which may
be called to vote upon the ratification of
thefncw Constitution
THE Anti-Salcon league, inaconvention
assembled, in Qldsee that the. people: OF
the commemorative may the,better under
stand the purposes Of the organization,
hereby announces:
''dD That il viii continue carnes tly:auG
pcrsistently the camIaisn of education
agitation already begun. and will. strive
TO arouse and band together against the
saloon all the forces desiring tbs. economic
and moral welfare Of this Commonwealth
..G) That it willEuse all proper means
to influence legislation upon the liquor
traffic BY suggesting and urging the pas
sage Of such laws as will lessen the num-
Der OF saloons and decrease their Influence
until it shall have accomplished the ulti-
mate object of tho organization. the ai5o-
lition of the saloon.
Is. Thtat theLeague expresses its de-
termination TO use all legal means to
2iG officials III the enforcement of OK
isting laws for the restriction of the
liQuor traffic employing counsel, ifnec
ess5Il.N, in the various cities and conn
ties of the State. We Furthermore de-
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/ Old Dominion
|. STEAMSHIP Co
laIiy Line fos New Yor!.. The l3oss.
all! EaSi
FROM ElcHMGHD

Z a
PAssENci1arto can let2.e Ii-4ILY, except
SUNDAY, by Ghesapetti.e seIio; emo tt;tIIty.t5'
M . A Nj. Wa n urfoti.# or y =. a.: ana :..,iIt
z. A. by y. and w. halfway va I[orfo;;.,
trs sailing same d<sy.
Stser;lge passengers can leave by ;tuxiI
larry steamer Monday, Wednesday ;.nd
IEriifay. sailing from Rockets an Up ~
and changing TO In&lE-tine snip al Nor.
III FREIGHT for ell northern. eastern and
foreign ports received and fo..yvargIafi
daily. except Sunday. at co!npany':;
wharf. Pockets.
FROM NEW! YORK
pASSENarI.o can leave DAILY. exc.,,.
sunday, IRON company $ pier, No -
Sorlh tsivsr, az . s NJ, Tor Ole pof0f
Comfort and ,,, Mot e5his5 ss,9tn2ecsn
S1i.'1'tsrfl trains Tor Richulont;. s2iio
IN EIGHT received and forga RIO,
= l>;ceptE Sunday. a yea
,,1., T,sr Lain Street; Richmond is;., - %
tfa5.- company. 40 !tj3 asst Min Streef.
and f R5iicimoond and Petersburg deno ,fla
! Richn,ortl. Baggage checked through r.
al F5 s's'i 1irisler informal ton apply to
JOHN f. MAYER. Aren't
No. 1:12 E, Main Street: Richmond, Va.
General offices: 40. 81 leach Street.
corner West Street, New York n. Y.
=. j. BROWN, Gen. Pas. Agt.
H b. WsiIKER.&Traf fic Al 1a ger
,T.YDE STEAMSHIP CO 81 .
3 PHILADELPHIA ss=e''ssSss
RICHMOND sH4p N9 }RT STEAM.
Appointed sailing days Every TUES.
PAY F ri "a and suNpAY at day.
S 81 81 W M M,e asP.s e
Gan Southern ct. office. Rockets.
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The Night Session

5 An exceptionally good attendance was
present when the night session was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18
LEAGUE TOSTAND
BY CONyElIIO
Work to Put New Consti-
tutlol Into Effect.
Mr.. sUDDIlH CREATES A STIR
He Makes a Sensational Statement Abo-,
the circumstances OF his neins oent 10
lie asy.um-.he Executive @on-
mi.ies 10 Deal Win Bar
boaE-euarlcs Keso.u.
tion matter.
Mr.. SUDDllH CREATES A STIR.
a Sensational Statement Abo-l

rho -ilti-Saloon League OF Virginia. VIII
stand Dy the ConslItuavnal Con. enuon,
van worh Ior Il, and VIII ali Is
power To- secure the ratncaLton OF The
new CoHSutuuon II 1t is suumitasd 10
the peaplc. il wlli 40 this from cousid-
orauon OF poncy, 5eileVeiRg The aprlug
Inetl OF Inc electorate, winch wiz TIC ac-
compnshed by the convention, TO be OF
vital importance TO the League in ITS
campaign against the saloon more de-
sirahie man Inc Barhourtsuailes SOU
ton, or Anything else that IS now before
the public.
TINS new phase Of the temperance mat
Ter deveioped at the meeting OF the
League iast night keV. Dr. W. w
Snlth, of Lynchburg,, chancellor of the
the report of the CU1nmlttee on Resolu-
tons made an address, 10 which he en-
bodied the IDEAS set forth above. lie de-
clared that the importance OF the Bar
hour Quarles resolution fadco into COM
parauve indifference when the great in
terest of the league in the abridgmenI
of the electorate is considered. Get the
former, il possible. he saiG, but secure
the latter by all means. In iifty-iivc
counties in Virginia" declared DIR. Smith,
1.-The saloon has been aponshcd. These
districts are located in the Southwest,
where the white man is in the Supre-
macy: In the regions where the negroes
abound the saloon is sun rooted fast.
Get rid of tho negroes and the saloon
would be found III time TO so with them.
1t is more TO &C purpose OF the Anu-io;t-
loon League therefore, to secure the
elimination of the negro clement in poll
ties thar the passage OF the Barbour
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Stops the Couah
aud works, of lie G Id,

IaSativc Brono- 4uinines Tablets cure a
Geld in one day. No Cure, No Pay
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called to ortser. After q short devotional
service, the Rev w. lsarnpbe
OF f.oanol-e. spoke Oh ~ he Church and.
Temperance" DR. Campbelf $ ADDRESS
was q Notwithstanding one and was.
listened to with close at tentfon. Inc pa
per discussed the relation Of the church
to its inebriated member; how it should
deal with the member. who is the vendor.
& of intoxicants: the attitude OF the church.
toward the great efforts made to reform
the 7rtlnkartl; and finally its attitude to-
ward the effort made to abolish the sa-.
loon.
With regard to the position the church
should take where the member IS a liquor
dealer, DR.. Canlpjeli3Inade some Interest,"
ing statements. He declared a that q
church cannot afford to tolerate in it's
communion men who are parties to the
saloon, no matter! how orderly the places
they keep, how good and free from adult
teration the brand they sell and how.
much they contribute to the support Of
the church. There is no compensation
that a church member who engages IN
this business can make to his church iorz
the harm he does il.
Neither continued Dr. Ialiip'eii,
.'can a church member afford to rent his
property for the. sale or manufacture
OF alcoholic drinks The income from such
a source brings no blessing. 1t is loen-
titles the property-owner with the pusi-
ness 1t makes MIN q party TO IT'S eEiis'
The church may be patient toward Sllcll
members. but the time IS appToaciliii5
when men must either abandon sttGii
sources of revenue or the church VIII NC
compelled to say tenderly, put Lr my.
We cannot carry you anu youi US
ness.
The attitude OF the church toward the
iSI the saloon Wits
discussed by Dr.. Campbell in a very apie
manner. He declared that the reason
why some of the churches would rot
unite in some OF these movements-1iie
Prohibitionst, for instances because
they are Of political nature.
SCORED JEROME.
An address by the Rev. Luther B.. VIII
son, NJ. D.. ID. D., president OF the Amer
lean Anti-Saloon League followed mex
on the programme, His subject was a
New Campaign In An Old Warfare.
Dr.. Wilson discussed the temperance
movement in q general way, declaring
that the saloon is the objective point
against which the campaign sho1ld be
wagcd The force OF the present move
uent lies in the fact that it is within
the lines of law. lie agreed with the
preceding speaker in his utterance on.
the matter.
y passing reference was made by Or
Wilson to the recent reform campaign
in New York. Hc took q crack at judge
Jerome, of the Fusion party, Who is try
ing 70 elevate the saloon. Dr. wilson
declared that tho saloon cannot be made
q respectable thing.
DR., Wilson, whose Headquarters are in
Washington, evidently believes in Ad-
n?iral Schley. lie Illustrated one of his
remarks with an allusion TO the Santiago
fght, referring to the great victory
which Schley and his men won, the glory
for which the country Will never deny
them"
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TRAINS ARRIVE n RICHMOND

So G;53 4 n, and 3;05 P NJ, from al
PULLS South and Southwest.
80, 90 Z NJ. from Norlina. n c., Peters
pI q. & ana local points.
S S.59 = ". daily from Petersburg.
1o@ 80 = A., daily, except Sunday, from
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EAiigR0ADS
HAILRoAnS
Richmond, Fredericksburg !
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. il, 1907
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND NCRTE-
WARD
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saloons in South Boston, but the senti-
ment IS strong against them. His only
means OF existence, said Mr.. Beaziey, IS
The publication OF the South Boston News,
yet he had never restrained has pen in
fighting the whisbey traffic and he had
never suffered by it. y statement that
he kept the columns OF his paper closed
TO advertisements Of saloon-keepers OK
cited unbounded enthusiasm and ap-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

sHINGTON,- House Commit
tee on Public Buildings and Grounds to-
day decided to make 4 favorable report
on the bill appropriati SEQ, oG0 for q
building at5JacksonEiile, Fla
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Washington, evidently believes in Ad.
miral Schley. lie Illustrated one of his
remarks with an aIlusion to the, Santiago
fgft referring to the great victory
which Schley and his men won, the glory
for which the country Will never deny
thprn-'
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Or. ". ". Smith, CT Lynchburg, sub
mitted the report OF the Committee on
Resolutions, which, was unanimously
adopted. This report recommended tho
adoption OF the following two resolutions,
offered in the course of the mornings
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-11-22

Hon. David Meekison is well known
rot only in his own State, but through
out America. He was elected to the
Fifty-fifth Congress by a very large ma
jority, and is the acknowledged leader
Of his party in his section of the State.
Only one flaw married the otherwise
complete success of this rising states
man. Catarrh with it's insidious APP
proach and tenacious grasp, was his
only unconquered foe. For thirty years
he waged unsuccessful warfare against
this personal enemy. At last Peruna
came to the rescue. He writes:
"Ihave used several bottles of Pc
runa and feel greatly benefited there.
by from my catarrh of the head.
feel encouraged TO believe that If I use
II q short time longer WILDE fully able
to eradicate the disease of thirty years
standing. david Meekison, Member
Of Congress.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving n
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased TO give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-11-22

irritable mother often the Of Mysteries
unfit for chidren ruins cid disposition and reacts
herself The trouble between children and their mothers
weakness entirely strain upon nerves
governing child nvovs it impossible for her to do anything
calmly She help her condition is to suffering and
caused by derangemen of the uterine system
backach headache and all kinds and she the
of nervous prostTation
mother finds that she cannot be calm and quiet with her
children that condition attention. and she
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calmly handle disobdnt child without Tho
will realize the difference and seeing their mother quiet
will themselves become quiet
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-11-22

DEAR Mrs PINKHAM - Honor to whom
honor is DUE and you deserve both the thanks
and honor of the mothers of America whom you
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used Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
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erary Union, speak in the highest praise Of your
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,-MRs. MAY Brown, 81 Grant Place, Chicago, Ill.