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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-17

afraid not to stand mp on that 81 pro-
position last night. But to give them
a CHARGE, l want all that are opposed
70 rise. You see the vote IS unani-
nous. have heard that some of your
drugs lists sell whIskey, and those who
do are no better than the bum saloon
keepers-tne dirty, lousy fools. Not
one bit better than bull necked,
white-ap roned saloon keeper. II this
sint a whiskey soaked, whiskey
damned town, pever saw one. Some
druggist will saw, If Sam Jones says
those things on the street I'll lick
him, but he won't, the dirty liar.
Now l want you preachers to attend
the council meetings, take front seats
ana see that things are done right.
Now amt been preaching, and
don't airy Of you go of and say Sam
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-17

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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-17
REVENUE AGENT
Judge Light'oot Decides He Cannot
Sue FOR City Taxes
Dec sion Ferre q, Toby in the o., e
o. tHs " ,dom Heirs.
Co rty ] ,dse Z. T. Llst ZOO. y!

Co rty 'dse + T. LiSt 400. Is
my relGe 90 & decision o. o. 'oli
i.ls..l ice. a. t.e 1, Sc o; Fra l.,
ca, .evenue rse'. uSa ilhs .he e.oc-
rto Of the Nisson e'.,e, ST. ar
city trees lleged 10 ne insir To- .he
PEST several years. re co.,. sSs &C.
the demJi' e. OF sc ,'e-e' o "a cec'o
ed thst The rel ee.e .,ert 20. T. q
bring Any moe ,.its 20 c lee. e.
due the city Tal, Will hr se TO be
dope w tue city sftho. . eqsiu ~,
the state revenTe FSept THIS wiz
St. nulabo, OF the suits H. afe be
ing brorsbt by Ice 10 score h CT
citytaxes. The SOFA c-iied 10 s77,UC
assessment tint hrd not eop :, ven
- u essinPt'ny the amor. not o.
to ed on the : essmeDt hoo the T.
lowing figures we,e re. ~ Juobe
Li3rtioo, rs tie ia 1ee '"o. ,o'i q
ment 10 ne ye 1877, g 100 80
ad eve.s.e o. s. 0o0 o e-e e..
.qdent yea. A so,leys n o. Sld
Flo.poy wee roo 'a,s O tJe de-
fanse eri taylor . Lco:sfo, .re
nj .tfF
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-17

meeting his family in heaven, they
having followed his example and Civ
en- their hearts to God. The word
painting was excellent, and the illus
tration strong. His message deliver
ed, he made the usual propositions,
which were responded to by larger
nu'nbers than ever before.
THIS MORNING IS SERVICES,
The attendance at the services this
morniis, the windup of the series,
was attended BY probably the largest
Audience thar has attended week
dew meeting. There were nomber
of blsiness men in the audience and a
good number of people from the coun-
ty.
Mr.. Jones called the Rev. Mr. Chiies
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-17
Nil PuROnAsE noNps.

Warrington, oct f1-Socretary
Shaw has tclographod instructions
from Chicago this morning TO the
treasury department giving notice that
he will purchase for the unking fund
today ard tomorrow any United stat 5
per cent. bonds Of loan 1895, and
pay for them at the rate Of 1877 3-i,
interest &C. Gate Of purchase.
NAY HAVE BALLOT or OWN.
Frankfort, OCT l5-Hon. " II. Cast
ner, Republican nominee FOR congress
in the Ninth district. one Of those
candidates who have failed TO flo his
certificate Of nomination with the sec.
Rotary Of state and the county clerks
in his district, may refuse TO pls0'
his name ON tho official ball Is.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-17
Miners Today EIecting Delegates to
the Gathering Then.
Secretary Shaw Will Purchase Bonds
Tomorrow-Editor' Wife
Is Dead.
THE VERDICT WAS AFFIRMED
WILL BE ACCEPTED.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct. 1.-THE
miners in the anthracite coal region
arel eleoting delegates today to the
convention TO DO held Monday to act
on the arbitration proposition There
is nothing on the surface to indicate
that tho proposition will not be accept.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-17
MARRIED IN METROPOLIS.
TWO KENTUCKY COUPLES MAR
RIED THERE YESTERDAY.

v Two Keutrosy oorp'es were mFi-
ried at Met onolis yesterday By Jus
tice Liseett. They were s. W. viii
kils epd Miss Edie Pert ms AVID Wal
ter E. Ter ana Eliza L. Freeman, both
complies ~ tire county.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-17
NAY HAVE BALLOr or Own.
EnIrnR,s Ne DEAD.

Harrodsburg. Oct. IA toleG m
Just received by H. Grimes from
Cincinnati states tbst his wife die
there voiy srdteIly n1m heart dis-
G. 80 thi- mo l.us. Nh Grimor IS
o'iF e1'io. o. She HGrdd e. Demo
cr4
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-17

E-ar G. 1.-THE coo O.,
ap.Na! o.. wu.Hing d rel G-e ,en
yesr H.. OF Tie E.et c 20
oods ID $40 orie go q Hrdsol
tt, John L, Fs.. sc i5s kil'iug Jack
Comm ia Noyombe., 1905
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-17
Rev. Sam Jones Closes a Successful
Revival and Returns Home.
Large Crowds Out at the Last Service
and Great Deal Of Interest
Is Manifested.
RESOLUTIONS FOR COUNCIL

D
crowd Of the whole Sc es, unless it
was tho spnday nil ht services for
moo only. There were over 5000
present, ard the best Of attention
was given the evarrel.st while he
talked and pIeAo ed.
"The best III .g 10 this woi I'd, said
Re, lis 20 be a good CIT en- Ny
h'r hest ambition to treat every man
fsi iy, a. gsn bother Tie worst
eaemies 90 good citizenship II this
wrols world are tine saloons Eve7
h7 Don sisn isan insult TO the mothers,
W yes sud daughters Of our commuui-
~, ami ar thoir worst onemies III
could turn -nto stick Of dyns mite
and could blow 81 Of the sa'oors to
pordition, Ia be perfectly willing 10
bust Now / don't want 10 lee,s Pa
duoal as ] found IT, III have 10 do
that 70 will be better that hadn't
come at all don't know suvthing
about Democrats ard Repaid cans, bat
I've heard OF men who would die for
the Democratic party. A man like
that osght 20 have his head caught be
tween fence rails. l,see shuus. He'll
soon stink himself to death And
DO you've got a Democrat for msvor
You pop-oved fools. / tell yoa I
vote fof who ple9-e no matter WHO
romi aatos BIN, ard have nothing TO
% with rfp'irg a.. pertains 20
wh'akey. Etervthipg depends now
~ .te workilgmen. OF course you
emit expec, the moroved people to
10 awning withor. yo4, leading
e .izer gad yoo know WHO they
II e. re, dou', Ike me--yo1 ell
row q = IS been a poor white folss
.teeuns. EJtG woc'dn't conn on-
lsl Cnd's ruth 70 erv mru ryi1s.
a man who can be bought or bIibed
is ht Tor nothing.
Now want TO read the following
resolutions, addressed to your board OF
aldermen and your council.
To the Board Of Aldermen and Com
mon Council Of the city of Paduoah,
Ky:
The citizens Of the city of Psducan
assembled equest that an ordinance
be ps,.ed 81, yocr Honorable body or
deripg az srloons in the civ Of Padu-
CO 10 close ,heii bIsi'ess 1T u p. m.
'. o.en % g lie. sel Ga m
AID 80 U'c ne,sl.y o. .io' "a
y ,,i4 o.ch. nee at $40 jor .ls So
o. ne; %" tpe acood ut s',e9rd
3 0Ocod ,ol4eits,e = license Tor ,ti,d
erse.
yt,+e Je''g Fu o,jins zee IN force
p oli'. e 20 sreu fom eute %
= 100 o. t1ts, pa wi''e m. ~ 81
To- rs.e see 81 &C., 'ces sld It
he %. call, 'nocSs'p's r ire
ot,s ie.eos vol ross w'sa snis
. o sasrs we ieode.t i.',hsr
.t'o 90 e. zee be A,Ip eNe's.'g
H''.,e, C se's o, e oD7, &C
%. on ,oN O. s'e ~. tic =, ee,.
e eso'ved y =, Hoi ne
o I'D loo Il OF po' re p 2 3 con-
800 ae he,e1, ieq, e>,ed 20 see
sn ,''sces c. b 'srOgs "; sS-
90 sIooe e o.. sso'es &c s.
..3o,s OF p d.cah, nv. &c c'oeo
o s. 'd- F'd - yo.e.,. 90 q &c
6 Do "a d.. sn.n pe Ts''.. e. F'o
ebN s'o IS, $50 g" o. i's .
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-17

! MI. Harry jefferson, OF Louisville,
inspector for the Continental Jnsur-
ance company, is in the city today.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-17


lie a,o' ed, I at we ieqIest e.
e + 20 ~ b sd.t,. ep'o,ce she
9, %.
. 81 went eve,v mnu snd woman
v will endorse these resolutions,
ak up the resolutions and when the
tine comes to vote. vote for these res.
olctions, to stand on your feet. Don't
any one say drew up the resolutions.
They were handed to me TO read. !
want you to put it in the papers, re-
porters, that every one in this audi
ence stood up. Don't put it in thous-
ands, but say every one, Bot some
of you say, oh, that don't mean any
thing. They just stand mp because
they're afraid not to- They're not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
PROPOSED TRIP
TO CHARLESTON
Two Richmond Companies
are Making Arrangements
to Visit the Exposition.

Tho Richmond Grays and Company t,
of the Seventeen Regiment will prooanls
attend the Charleston Exposition the week
OF March sd.
These two time honorcd organizations
determined, at a joint meeting held a
few nights ago, to attend the Exposition
at Charleston.
It is probable that the Grays' Associa-
ton will go with the company to Charles
ton.
If tho contemplated arrangements for
the trip be perfected, the city will be wei
represented. as a number Of citizens nave
expressed their intention Of going with the
soldiers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
Everett Waddey Co.
FINE STATl0NERS,
11O5 EAST MAIN STREET.

While I believe bonds should be issued
against any strictly tirst-cIasS assets oE
the hanks. suppose the credit Obligations
(the / per cent circulating bonds are
issued only against United States bonds.
State bonds and municipal bonds In tho
hands of a trustee. The security would
be recognized by the world as absolutely
secure and one much more elastic and
advantageous to the public, than the pres
ent credit obligation, the national hi.tlk
note, practically only bond OF thh
bank. secured by a United States bonc
in the hands of a trustee.
Let the banks present united 'front.'
to insure an absolutely safe and elastic
credit obligation, whether 1t is oahH
notes which the law now forbids, or
bonds, which the law permits. and ths
financial condition will be relieved, IN
an effectual and permanent manner.
We are crying for help when we can
helm ourselves; the relief is in our own
hands. Let the United States deposit
with the banks the quarter OF billion DOL
3ars now withdrawn from trade. Let
Congress- sdopt the measures proposed
by the Secretary of the Treaury Let
me banks associate themselves together
for q safe and elastic credit obligation and
this country will have an abundance
Of cheap money fer its great development
and enter period of prosperity never
before known in its history.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
CATHOLIC NOTES.
ire at the Sisters Home on First Street.
Statu.s Arrive.

The catching, fire of an Gil stove was
the cause of considerable excitement at
he Home of ,hp Sisters Of ST tra1cls
North First Street, d few days ago. The
presence of mind of Mother Cassia, VINO
grabbed UP the flaming stove and threw
out no doubt saved the building from
destruction.
me statues of the Sacred Heart, 81.
Joseph and Blessed Virgin, the gifts OF
Mrs Thomas f. Ryan. OF New York, to
he Manchester Church, have arrived ana
have been placed in position.
Richmond Council. No. $50, Knights OF
Columbia is to have quite a gala time dur
ng the next few weeks.
On Wednesday the 18th the flrst was
conferred On January 18th second, ana
on February 18th the third degree Ihe
asst mentioned is to be conferred at the
Masonic Tmple, corner Adams and Broad.
There will be about sixty candidates. Al
ter the degree work a fine banquet VIII
pe served.
sincere regret has been expressed en-
all sides that the paper edited by Rev. ..
n. jackson, D. D, Annals has been dis
Continued. 1t was in every respect
most valuable paper, and it is said that
it in no way interferred with his mis-
ion work among the colored people.
Rev. Matthew Okeefe, formerly Of Nor
ok. Va, now of st. Francis Church.
Towson, Nd. reached his 5oth anniversary
of ordination on January 9TH. Formal
observance of the event has been post.
,oneo, until May, when the new sl0eoJV
church will be dedicated. There will then
% a double celebration.
Rev Q. n. Jackson passed through the
.ity on his way to the Hot Springs
AT a recent fair at his church In Baltl-
,.sS,liz a9
kev Charles Carroll, of Baltimore, who
was ordained priest is to assist Rev
Charles Hannigan, of st. Joseph's Church,
Norfolk, Va. "A new school was also
formed with 81 scholars in this parish
HOLY Name Society, of the Cathedral,
goes to Holy Communion in body to-
daT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
Curse Of
DRINK
CURED BY
White Ribbon Remedy.
Can Be Given ia Glass OF Water, Tea or
Coffee Withou. Patients knowledge.

White Ribbon Remedy will cure or de-
stroy the diseased appetite for alcoholic
stimulants, whether the patient Is a con-
trmed inebriatc, "a tippler.'' social drink
er. or drunkard. Impossible for any one
to have an appetite for alcoholic liquors
after using y hite Ribbon Remedy. EN-
EORSED BY MEMBERS of W. c.,
Mrs. Moore, superintendent of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union.
writes: II have tested White Ribbon
Remedy on very obstinate drunlards.
and the cures have been many. In many
cases the Remedy was given secretly.
checrlully recommend and endorse White
Ribbon Remedy Members of our union
arc delighted to find practical and eco
,,olnical treatment TO aid US in our tenn
Derance work.
Mrs. West. president of the Wonans
Christian Temperance Union. writes: Il
kitow Of so many people redeemed from
The curse of drink by the use Of White
Ribbon Remedy that earnestly, request
voi. to give it a trial. Druggists or by
nail. 81. Trial package free by writing
Mrs. A. NJ TOWNSEND (for years sec
rctarv of The WoInan's Christian lem
nerance Tnion). 21S a, FREMONT
sTEETT. BOSTON. MASS.
Sold in Richmond by the fragile
CTT-RhTE DRUG STORE. SIT East
Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
HISTORY OF POLICE FORCE.
attractive Publication Issued for the Benefit
OF the Fund,

an attractive publication has just seen
issued by the Police Benevolent Associa-
lion The book is gotten up in hald-
some shape with llalf-tones OF every
member of the police force. Mayor lay
Tor. the Police Board, Justice Crutchtield
and DR.. Brock. Sketches Of each one
accompany the cuts An interesting his
tory OF the Police Department from ITS
organization in the eighteenth century,
to the present time. is contributed by
well known newspaper writer OF police
stories. In addition to these, there are
statistics Of the work of the police. ana
the book is q valuable addition to the
municipal history of the city. The book
was gotten UP for the benefit Of the
Police Fund
Major Howard received 4 letter yes
ter0ay from j. +. Singleton, Peytons-
burg. Va, asking him to locate white
man named Charles Kennedy, who, when
last heard from, was working at the Trigg
Ship-yarGls His mother is anxious to
communicate with him. ANY Information
will be received by tho chief.
A paper was received by Chief of Po-
lice Howard yesterday from Chippewa
Wis, telling of the arrest Of a negro
named William Jones, WHO stated that
he ha6 killed a boy in Richmond once
and served IS months in prison. The
negro is not known hero.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
BLACK AND RICH
IS the Way POS,

Is the Way Postum CGffNc should BE
a liquid food that will help a person
break bad habit is wortl. knowing of
Tho president of one OF the State associ-
ations oe the ". &. T. T., who naturally
does rot want her name given, writes
as follows: "NWhenevcr I was obliged
to 90 without coffee for breakfast Il dull,
fore noon. I discovered that, in reality,
the nerves were crying out for their ac
custoEied sti1nulant-
cat evening dinner had been taught
bv experience that must refrain from
soffee or pass q sleepless night In the
summer of 1900, while visiting q ply
stefan and his wife, I was served with a
most excellent coffee at their dainty and
elegant table, and, upon inquiry, discov-
cred that the charming beverage was
Postum Food Coffee, and that the family
had been greatly benefited by leaving
off coffee and using Postum.
ST was so in love with it and so pleased
with the glimpse Of freedom from my one
bondage of. habit and SO thoroughly con-
vinced that ought to break with my
captor, that upon my return home at
once began the use OF Postum Food COT
fec ard have continued it ever since,
now more than a year.
81 don't know what sick headache is
now, and my nerves are steady and I
sleep sound. generally eight hours regu-
Iarly. I used to become bilious frequently
and require physic; now I seldom ever
have that experience.
IT have learned that long boiling is alb
sorutely essential to furnish good Postum
That makes it clear, black ana rich as
any Mocha and Java blend. Please with
hold my name. hut you may use the letter
: for the good it may do. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
WESTBROOK GATE MEET.
iiunt Club Scene OF Delightful Social
Gathering.

Mr. Spencer Carter hunted the Deep
Run mack Yesterday, in the absence of the
Master. Mr. Harry Beattic. and of the
Acting Master, Mr.. Allen Potts. and he
hunted il well, thought at a pace pretty
hot for the heavyweights. Hounds wero
thrown in at 3:i5 and found quickly in
the fields north of Bellevue farm. The
field rode hard from Westbrook gat
across Warwicks and DarracottS plan
tations into Quarles', out through Mon
tague's gate and back over the rolling
country to the Mordecai woods and HON
to the club, all taking the jumps IN the
shooting field in fine form. to the great
diversion and pleasure of the crowd on
the vcrandah and the iawn.'C.5
Following Mr.. Spencer Carter. acting
NJ. F. H, OH His Highness, Dr.. Whites
crack thoroughbred, who goes very
straight and jumps very true, improving
in form with every hunt, We're Miss
Claudia Palmer, on jim; Mrs. Conally
Coke, on Golden; Mr. Frank W. Christian
on Ajax; Mr.. Frank Christian, Jr.. on
Virginia c.: Master Thomas Atkinson, on
Little Fellow; Mr. W. c. Saunders, on
Queen of Diamonds; Mr.. George Cole
Scott, on Fritz; Mr.. NJ. NJ. Blacker the
grand old man OF the hunting set
whose appearance IN the Helu LOT lug
first time since his return from England
was hailed, with great pleasure by all;
Miss Blacker, Mr.. II. II. Clark. Mr.. Ran
dolph Holiday riding a recent acquisi-
ton, which was swift as the wind. anu
will probably be named Randule for that
reason, and Mr.. j. r. j. Anderson. on
Hildegard
The spectators who rode and drove to
the club house and enjoyed their tea ana
cakes with the hunters when they came
in. were Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Walker
Mrs. Tunstall Smith and Miss Hattie
Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Bolllns'
Mrs. Cotesworth Pinckney and Miss
Craik. of Louisville; Miss Mary Donnan
and Miss Kearney, Miss Helen Christian
and Miss Rimmer. Mrs. Henry FalrtaN
and Mr.. j. II. Anderson, Miss Helen Non
tacue and Mr.. Jeffry Montague, Miss Eda
Atkinson and Mr. Wyndham Mayo. OF
Nortolk: little Miss rutherford, MT
John Bryan. Mr.. ST. George BRYAN. Mr..
William r. Trigs. Mr. Thomas Atkinson.
Mr.. Archer Anderson, Jr-. Mr.. William,
Ruecer. Mr.. Z. 5 Freeman and guest,
Mr.. E. D. Christian. Jr., Mr.. ". Ormonde
Young and others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19

e. Wexford, secretary for the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway; Mr. c. Terrili, shop
foreman Chesapeake and Ohio Halfway
Mr.. T. 2. Goodwin, stauonmaster Sea-
board Air Line Chesapeake and ONO
Railway; W. r. Hudson. tralnmaster
Seaboard Air Line; Langhourn Williams
Seahoard -Air Line; Captain e. L. Nor
ris. conductor Seaboard Air Line.
The committee will meet Tor organi'
cation tomorrow evening. The Sunday
meetings are growing III interest;
100 men were present last Sunday al
tarnool.. Rev. James L. Cook will speak
TODAY on ":rhc Effects of Sim
Mr.. L. Robt Stokes (baritone), formerly
If Brooklyn N Y. sings. Meetings
open at $50 o'clock and are for men
only. Noon-hour Bible classes IN the
Chesapeake and Ohio shops average over
100 men every Friday. y new organ
has been purchased for use in shop
meetings. Fifteen air-brake charts aho
three now books on air have been con-
trifr1ted by Mr. Robert Burgess, of the
Westinghouse Air Brake Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
MARTIN ESTATE.
Administrative of Property and Guardian Of
Children Qualify.

Mrs. Celia S. Martin qualified as admin
istrator of Reuben j. Martin Estate vai-
ued at $4,000.
The Virginia Trust Company qsaiine1
as guardian of Celia Ann and Reuben
j. Martin, Jr.
In the suit OF J. T. Bass against the
Traction Company in the Law and Equity
Court q verdict for SO was rendered yes
terdny afternoon
Suit was instituted in this court by
Wake and Ballaus against Ayah v.
Ward for $9S.16.
Henry Holmes has instituted suit for
Sc. COO against the Chesapeake and ONO
Railway in this court. The pIaiIEiI
alleges that he was injured by falling into
a ditch that had been cut by e. and y.
hands and not properly guarded against
accidents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19

RECEIVES CON I4tNfo.
The work of erecting the new How
ards Grove Baptist Church is progress
ing rapidly The structure will be COM
pl,tsd about the list of June.
The pastor of the church, the Key. =
c. Cox, is doing some quicS work among
the tlItnus OF the congregation IN the way
OF getting subscriptions. one OF his aG-
quulntanCcS VINO is a WeIi-knoWn resi-
dent of this city, has given a handsome
sum toward the building fund. DIR. y.
Z. Dickinson has announced that lie VIII
be responsible for the last 500 Of the
money to be raised.
Dir. A. e. Dickinson of this city, has
Just received letter from DR.. q. j. Ro-
and, OF the Baptist Publication Society,
making inquiries about the Broadus-Me-
mortal Baptist Church of this city, and
the library to be established there. 1t
is understood that DR.. Roland will fol-
low up Dr. Dckinsons contribution of
SIPS to the church with a gift Of books.
DR. HERSlE2'S LECTURE.
The religious public. especially tne min
istcrs and ministerial students, viii tind
much to interest them in the special
course Of lectures to be delivered at
Union Theological Seminary next week.
n the subject The Preaching required
Tor the Twentieth Century" The lee
'ures viii Ire given In Watts Chapel
he beautiful serni-circular annex to
Watts Hall-by Rev. Scott f. Hershey
ID. LII ID, OF Boston. on Monday, the
III. at S p NJ: Tuesday. the list, at D
?. N. and P NJ; and Wednesday, the
ID, at ; P. NJ and p NJ
Am invitation to attend them has been
extended to the general public, while
oecial invitation has been sent through
he ministerial associations TO all the
ministers of the city
DR.. Hershey. besides being pastor
nd lecturer. has issued several books on
important subjects. Among them may
be mentioned "In1delity Failure.
The Roman Popery'' and The Science
f National Life"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
Special Vaudeville Feature.

Manager Wells has arrar gcd for tno
services of young man rrem rorrs-
mouth, who has adopted the stage name
Alexander to appear at the Riinu next
week in series OF character Innpersona-H
t;ous. The young man is clever artiss
and possesses 4 wonderful soprano rolca
that he uses to good effect
Alexander has rehearseti at the Bitoii
and those who Witnessed the trial de-
clare hs has good future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
GOOD SALES EXPECTED.
Lots of Tobacco Will Come in:o Richmond
This Week-Tobacc0 Notes.

There will in al probability be large
sales Of loose tobacco on the Richmond
breaks this week. During the past week
the salos have been rather ino'1eFeiil
when compared with INC tai'1ss ~
about Christmas time. IL Is
reviewer that business will brighten UP
and that prices will range away up asa.l
ca far as is known $3.50 per hundred
bounds is about the highest price received
- any of the warehouses during the past
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
Lao ~ 44>D

When YOU find a medicine
hat makes your regular food
aste good, when you find a
pedicine that strengthens a
weak stomach then you know
fou're going 10 put some flesh
N. 'ssess=ssss
Scots Emulsion does these
hings. We recommend 1t
whenever the system needs
more flesh. If you are thin
ND able to eat begin regular
loses. That's your part.
jcott's Emulsion will do the
est. Not fabby-but solid
'esh.
wetiisend YOU little to ~. IL you Ike.
CoTr & BOVINE. sOs Pearl street. New York.