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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
WANT TO COMPETE
WITH SOUTHERN
N. & w. to Ask Corporation
Commission Put Them on
Like Footing to S. Boston.

The Norfolk and Western Railroad de-
sires to compete with the Southern IN
the handling of freight between Richmond
and South Boston and have given notice
that some day next week they VIII
make application to tho Corporation COM
mission through their attorneys to be al
lowed to do so.
The distance from Richmond to South
Boston by tho Norfolk and Western is
200 miles, and by the Southern 1t Is only
100 miles, but under certain section
of the new Constitution the Corporation
Commission is authorized in the case Of
competing lines to Disregard what Is
known as the short haul clause and
place them on the same footing.
It is understood that the Norfolk and,
Western made application by letter, but
were informed by the commission that
the latter did not regard 1t as n matter
for correspondence, but would fix some
early date for hearing attorneys on the
subject.
1t Is likely that the matter~will como up
about next Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
THE LUTHERAN
CONFERENCE
Their Virginia Synod Meets
at Mount Tabor Church.
Especial TO me T1rnes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Tim es-Dispatch.)
sTAUNTON. VA. May 23.-The South
ern Conference OF Virginia Synod held ta
semi-annual session at Mt. Tabor Luther
an Church, beginning Tuesday evening.
May 18th There were present twelve min
listers and fifteen lay delegates. The
topics appointed were very interestingly
discussed.
The firs: on the progt anime was: The
Necessity, Agency and Means OF tho
New Birth The speakers emphasized
fact that man IS by nature lost creature
and is In need OF the regenerating grace
OF God God las given TO mankind tho
means whereby we may all become helrs
with tho saints In light. These means uf
grace arc the word and sacrhments. INC
Holy Spirit always works through ana
in these ordained means. therefore tho
saraments are not empty signs, and me
gospel OF Christ Is not an external Wofu'
bur quick and mighty.
The second subject was the relation OF
the individual members to the congregn-
ton.
The church IS not a human institution,
and is not to be compared In Its work.
Ing to human societies, which have to 40
only with morality, and the external llth
OF men. II pertains to things OF the aonl
and should be loved accordinBty, liners ~
no salvation outside OF the church OF
Christ when It Is Viewed Alright.
Sine timely talks were given on tho
training OF children In the home that
they may be good members in the Lords
church.
They referred to the theory that parents
have of lenving all the religious training
OF their children TO tile pastor. Tho plety
OF n community depends on the piety IN
the home.
Conference adjourned Thursday after.
loon. 1t was n time of good cheer and
good things for tho stranger and way
farIng man.
The reports from the pastors present
were all very encourang,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
Miller q Rhoads.
White Lawn and
Linen Waists,
From soc to $9.48.

It's a wide range but in wea-
Their such as we had last week
you'll want a goodly number
and perhaps Of different quail
ties. But here's the chief char
acteristic Of every waist: NC
matter what price we place on
it, YOU'RE getting the best value
for that price obtainable.
Doc. for Good White Lawn Waists,
neatly made.
81 for Embroidered or Plain Iln-
Ell Waists. five styles.
et.G0 for Embroidered Weints OF
fine linen In two styles or pure linen
hemstltched waists.
s1.Os for Figured Darnask Waists,
In two styles and white lawn %sists,
in three styles.
s2OS for three styles OF Emo
White Lawn Waists and cmbroider.
ed linen waists. Included IN THIS lot
of Waists, arc garments trimmed IN
Mexican drawn work.
Pretty Waists OF white lawn and
linen for R3.4s, s3.Ds. % and 80 on
UP to &GdS-tho latter being tho
handsomely embroidered Forsythe
Linen Waists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
OFFERS TO FIGHT
IN WIFE'S DEFENSE.
Major Mcbride Challenges.
Redmond. Harrigan and
Their Friends.
Az Assoclated press J

LONDON. May 2s.---Major Mcbride. or.
Ira,.izer of the irish Transvaal Brigade.
In an open letter from Paris, has ehal,
.lenged John Redmond Timothy G. Har'
,ington and their friends to fight one or
more duels In consequence of their atti'
.tldc towards Mrs. Mcbride Formerly
Maud Gonne) at the meeting of citizens
held In the Dublin Rotunda on Monday
right last in support of the Irish Parlia'
mentery fund, and which resulted In
scenes of excitement and disorder.
only the fact that my wife 10 u lady
prevented Redmond and Harrington and
their friends from dealing summarly
with her. They evidently regret that 10
was not her husband who was PRESENT
present. but In the meantime If any Of
them feel aggrleved at my wlfe's action
] shall be most happy 70 afford them satls-
faction In this country, France"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
Miller @ Rhoads.
Look at These
Summer
Skirt Values

not only in the advertisement,
but examine the Skirts. You'll
not find anything more cconomi-
cally priced for such good values.
Here they are very briefly this
morning:
Linen or White Pioue. trimmed
bands OF self material, Si.e0.
White Pidue, trimmed with en-
broidery, S1.0s.
white Lawn, trimmed with perpen-
dicular or horizontal bands self ma
tetial. F2OS
Heavy Welt Pique or Linen Walk
Ing Skirts. self trimmed, R3.DS.
white Linen. light weight, neatly
embroidered. S5.0S
Other White Pique and Linen
Skirts. $500, SO and s7,4s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
SOCIETY AT
OLD POINT
Tariff Association Members
Accompanied by Ladies.
SAILED AND PLAYED GOLF
Gen'I Lee and His Son at the Chamber
lln-The Fort Monroe Gard Club
Meets as the Guest of Mrs.
Charles Augustus Brown.
-
tspec,a, to Tho Times .Dispntch)

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA, May "a
members of the Southeastern Tariff Aso-
citation last week, many of whom were
accompanied by their wives. daughters
or sisters. They combined business With
interest. sailed and played golf and tennis.
And 1t was almost entirely southern
gathering, as thero were members Of
tho association from every Southern
state.
Seldom does Old Point have 80 many
southern visitors at one time as the guests
at the hotels are usually from the North
or West.
GENERAL LEE THERE.
General Fitzhugh Lee. accompanied by
his son, Lieutenant Fitzhugh Lee. U. s.
A.. spent Tuesday at the Chamberlin.
General Lee was on his way TO Nor
folk to attend the meeting of the James,
town Tercentennial Committee, OF which
he Is the president
Mrs. Charles Augustus Brown. who.
at present, occupies Admiral Robley d.
Evans cottage. was the hostess at the
meeting OF the Fort Monroe Card Club
On .lUHddyb WHICH was liz ih5t Va N'S
season The very attractive prizes were
won by Mrs. John Clifford, of the Sol
diers Home. and Mrs. Rccder. OF Cincn-
natl, who is now the guest OF her son,
Lieutenant Russell Recder
MISS 4HOTCHKISS 1NDISPOsED.
Miss Alice Hotchklss, who. with her
mother Mrs. r. D. Hotchllss. of Rich
mond, is spending several weeks at the
ChamherlIn. was slightly indtsposed for
n part Of the week. but is now much bet
ter and out again.
A board walk has recently been built
along the beach where the Hygeia for
mcrly stood, and It Is a most attractive
promenade for the hotel guests.
AT THE cHAntBERLIN.
Miss Boxle Scott has returned from
q weeks visit to her home IN Richmond,
and has again Joined her moJser. Mrs.
Fred Scott, at the Chamherlin.
Mrs wingfeld. of Norfolk, is now the
guest of Mrs. Scott.
Miss Lucy Brown and Lieutenant
Richard Ellis. OF Fort Monroe, Rre mem
bcrs OF a house party that is being given
by Miss Mary Lou Cooke. OF Norfolk.
at Virginia Beach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
NEW BANK
Memorial Day at Manassas-Noteworth
Wedding Announcements.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
Is MANASSAS. VA, May 23.-The Peo-
pies National Bank of Manassas will
open its doors for business Monday. May
c5tb The new bank will begin business
in the front room of the Office occupied
by Mr.. John II. Nelson as a law office.
The room has been fitted UP very conve-
liently, and the new Institution will be
q site comfortable In It's temporary quar-
ters.
The annual memorial exercises will be
held at Manassas June Sd at p. NJ,
under the direction Of the Ladies' Memo
rial Association and the Daughters of the
Confederacy. After the exercises at the
cen etery crosses of honor will be pre-
scented at the courthouse to all veterans
who have presented their credentials.
Hon. John Goode. Hon. A. c. Braxton
and other speakers OF note and distinc-
ton will be present.
Mrs, Annie Davis has rented her prop
Crty, the Hotel Maine, to Messrs. Weaver
and Titus. OF Leesburg, Va. Tho hotel
will be opened under the new manage
rnent Juno LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Johnson, who
live near town, have announced the mar
riage OF their daughter, Miss Maude, to
Mr.. Gus Hutchinson, Of Loudoun county, to
lake place June I'd.
On June 10th there will be wedding In
society circles here Miss Katie Horn
baker, the Oldest daughter, OF Mrs. Angus
ia Hynson, Will be married to Mr.. j. 70.
Bradford
Miss Hornbakcr has been for several
years belle OF the town. Mr.. Bradford
is n civil engineer and Is now in the
employ of the Southern Railway at this
place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
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GYPSY BAND
ON THE MOVE
The Harrlson-Hoalder Gang
of Nomads Coming.
CHIEF OVER A HUNDRED
- Oo.,,,,;t3,a
CHIEF OVER A HUNDRED
The Democratic Executive Committee
of Warwick County Meet Monday.
Matters Are Much More Har-
monious than Usual.
Especial 10 The rimes-pispatch.)


ORKTOWN, VA. May 23.-One of The
largest. IL not the greatest, gypsy bands
In the country has been quartered JUS,
above the town during the week. HaV'
ing wintered in Portsmouth, the Harfl-
son-H calder gang of modern nomnos mas
begun its Northern and Western tour,
which extends UP tho Peninsula, through
richmond. WASHINGTON, Baltimore. Phil
edelphia and New York, and thence III
n direct westerly course to Wisconsin ana
the Great Lakes. a Portsmouth woman,
Agnes Williams queens 1t over ,hese
people, and old Bob Lock, q Glamorsan.
ebire Englishman, Is their high priest Oh
sorcery and horse trading The old man
claims to be LOG years old having been
horn In 1877. The band numbers twenty
five or thirty persons and thirt!-nVe or
forty horses, with a dozen or more coll-
yeyances, en- train. Some or their "usoi,s
were specially constructed vehicles, mace
for their purpose, and cost between $500
and $780,
The Democratic Executive Committee
of Warwick county meets Monday. court
day, to take under advisement ma,,e y.
rertaining to the coming campaign. Mat
ters are decidedly more harmonious IN
the free state of Warwick than In the
last few years, ali the leading politicians
and laymen having committed the peat
itudes" to memory, and are deciueuiy IN
favor of BLESSED are the peacemakers,
for they shall see God" :.
The despiscd "snappers" or swapping
turtles, Of the fresh water streams h anS
are putting a few dollars into the needy
pockets Of York. county citizens.
The crustaceans are found in deserted
craW-fsh holes along the streams bank,
and are dug with a spear Specimens
run from two to three pounds weight up
to twenty-five or thirty. and yield IN the
northern markets from &c. to &c. per
s Diamond-B Back Is what these nasty,
slimy creatures are replacing. and imi-
tatioh Diamond Back is what the cpl,
cures are getting in place OF the old
style, far famed, toothsome "Old Black
Jamestown. TO YORKTOWN.
Tho capitalization Of the Jamestown,
YORKTOWN and Old Point Railway Com
pany is announced and the york OF OBJ
1aining the right Of way and other pre-,
1minary matters will be pushed with all
possible speed.
DR.. II. o. Powell. a recent graduate of
the Maryland Medical. College, has de-
cided to locate at his home In the lower
part of the county.
DR.. w. II. Howard, q Richmond Col
lege graduate, and n York county boy
also, has decided of settle. In Hampton
and start career Of pill-rolllng and
bill-setting.
The handsome steam yacht "Sa gabya'
of New York, haying aboard her owners,
Mir and Mrs. Howard G. Smith, and MI
end Mrs ]. N. StearnS, as their guests.
was n visitor during the middle Of the
week. These gentlemen are from oyster
Bay. l. t. and are well-known million
aires of that arlstocratic community.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
Amellarations.
Especial to III. T.mes.Dlspatch.l

Special to The Times. Dispatch.l
AMELIA G. H., VA. May 23.--Mr- John
J. Allen has had large scale sunk IN
the ground in front OF his tobacco factory
for the convenience OF weighing tobacco,
wagon and all.
The entertainment in the courthouse
last Friday night was a grand success;
the amount raised for the Methodist or
gan was $64.
The public school here closed yesterday
and the scholars are celebrating II TO-
day with an ice cream picnic in the woods
not far from the village.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
A DELIGHTFUL PICNIC
Scholar of Central School Have an Out
Ing at Forest Hill.

A very delightful picnic was given at
Forest Hill Park yesterday by a select
party OF the scholars OF Central Public
School and few OF their friends, at
which the children and young ladies en-
1oyed themselves to the fullest extent,
At O'Clock In the afternoon delight
full repast was served. to which ample
justice was done.
Among those present were Miss Florence
Prairie. Miss Ella Young and Margure
Slaughter, Virgie Slaughter, Maud Wood.
fin and Catherine Wallerstein, Misses
Mabel Dobbns and Chester Woodfin were
The chaperones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
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Bone Pains, Itching, scabby

:. Shiu OlSCdScSs
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and pains In bones. back aud Joints, Itch.
me Scabby Skin, Blood feels hot or thin,
swollen Glands, Risings and Bumps on
me ny , skln, Mucous Patches in Mouth. Sore
Inroat, Pimples. or offensive eruptions
Copper colored Spots or rash on Skin, all
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Botanic Blood Balm, Guaranteed
70 cure even the worst and most deep.
seated cases where doctors. patent mcdi-
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completely changing the entire body into
clean, healthy condition.. r. y. b. has
cured Thousands Of cases of Blood Poison
oven after reaching the last stages.
Old Rheumatism, Catarrh, Eczema
hre caused by IN awful poisoned condi.
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Aches and Pains; cures rheumatism, Ca.
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Botanic Blood Balm cures Cancers OF
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Ing. Singing Palms. take Blood Balm and
they will disappear before they devotion
into cancer. Many apparently hopeless
cases OF cancer cured by taking Botanic
Blood Balm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
Miller g Rhoads.
Some Silk News
That
Will Interest You

While the writer was standing
at one Of the silk counters few
days ago, our silk buyer took a
glass of water and poured it
over a piece Of black silk.
Not one drop Of 1t was absorbed
and moment after the silk showed
no evidence whatever of water being
applied to It.
He was demonstrating to
some ladies the superior quail
ties of our Black Water-Proof
Habutai at Use. yard-77 inches
wide and guaranteed to be all
pure silk, waterproof, spot
proof, perspiration-proof and
fast-black.
Japanese Hdbudj soc.
q inches wide, soft and lustrous.
In all of the most wanted shades,
including white, cream, navy, royal.
light blue, pink, violet, reseda, cadet,
brown, tan and black.
White Japanese Silks, 2oc.
% inches wide, all pure silk.
White japanese Silks, SOC.
II inches wide, all pure silk.
B1ack Japanese Silks, SOC.
q inches wide, good lustrous black.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
TRIAL OF HARTMAN
RESULTS IN ACQUIT'TAL
(By Associated Press. }

MANILA. May 23,--The verdict in tho
corrt-martial OF Captain Carl E. Hartman.
OF the Signal Corps. charged with en-
bezzllng government property. is full
and honora BILE acquttal.
Major-General Davis, in reviewing the
verdict disapproved OF the finding on the
ground that the facts did not warrant It.
1t is understood that the court expressed
the opinion that the prosecution OF CAPS
tain Hartman was malicious. No state
,nent to this effect. however. was pub
llBhcd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
a Musical Treat.

A very interesting programme was rem
dered at a concert given by Professor s.,
Kahn at the Y. NJ. c. A, last Thursday
night, and was greatly enjoyed by those
present. His Chopin Interpretation de-
serves commentator, and Liszts Eth
Rhapsodle was played In most brilliant
sye. The most remarkable part OF me
programme was that II was rendered
from memory.
His singing was highly appreciated, He
possesses an exceptionally strong baritone
voice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
Dr.. witherspoon Recovered.

Rev. Jere Withcrspoon. p. D., pastor OF
Grace Street Presbyterian ChurcH, has
i ecovered from his slight lndisposition, and
will occupy his pulpit to-day, both morn
ing and at night. The Doctor will take
for his subject In the morning, Lest We
Drift" and at night his subject will be
3"Christ's Call to Service,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

- DCft GUhkA NI,EE. "
Isuy inrce bottle for 81, or nny
Il Flood lknin Ib.B.et.) always cures
Srhen tho right quantity Is taken.
s,,,,, mnh G,urod your money Will
e; %s:s$ :: !; E:

Botanic Blood Balm (B. b. By ia
Pleasant and safe to take. Thoroughly
tested for 30 years. Composed OF purs
Botanic Ingredients. Strengthens weak
kidneys and weak stornachD. cures dys-
pepsia- Complete directions 10 with each
bottle. Sample OF y. 70. Band Pamphlet
cent free by writing Blood Balm Co. 4iY
Mitchell st., Atlanta, Ga. Describe your
trouble, and special free medical -adv1co.
to suit your case, also sent In sealed lctr
fkr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

Monday. tho s5th, the suit being over a
disputed medical bill.
The Board of Supervisors will also meet
here on Monday.
N,jsses Bessie and Madge Bagby, OF
Ballsville, and Miss Moselle Gregory, OF
NJ, rchestsr, are guests or Mrs. fh,ip v;
Cnesill A company of friends gathered
at evening at Mrs Cogbill's in honor OF
her guests, and delightful evening was
snent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
Thin Wash Materials
In Pretty Colorings.

Grass Cloth in tho natural linen
color, with handsome colored mer-
cerizcd stripes, for zoe 1t was worth
DOC. in the early season, but the
over-abundance Of colored stuff and
the great demand for white, brought
the prices down later and we bought
a lot to sell for 25c.
With It's silk-llke stripes on linen
coored grounds. 1t has all the APP
pearance OF linen a"l silk fabric.
An Embroidered Dot Swiss for
soc.
It's entitled to its foreign
name, for every yard was woven
and embroidered in Switzerland.
Different size dots-white on
white grounds, black on black
grounds, black dots on white
grounds and white dots on black
grounds.
Fine Imported Mercerlzed Novelties
and black and white stripes and
checks-50c. In tho early season. now
400.
Fine Batiste in colored stripes,
dots and figures, 12Hc. goods for
100.
colored Lawns. stripes, DTS aid
figures, &c,
Mercerized Chambray, stripes and
plain effect 1bc,
Fine Dress Ginghams. Zoe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
Fine Madras
Negligee Shirts for $l.0O.

Judging from the way they've
been selling the last couple Of
days, Richmond men appreciate
the fact Of getting such fine
values for one dollar.
Some plain white, others in
fancy colorings,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
Suiting and Waist Linens,
White and Colored.

They are old-time fabrics in
new dress, but fashion never-did
a wiser thing than bringing for
ward the old-fasllioned Linens
for summer dress purposes.
Irish Linen, ss inches wide. o5c.
Butchers Linen, 40 inches wide,
3Dc.
IGtamine Linen, pure white, BOO.
Fine Linen Lawn, with hair-line
cord, Doc.
27-inch Fine Brown Dress Linen,
12kc.
as-inch Extra Fine Brown Dress
Linen, zoe.
ss-inch colored Dress Linen, zoe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
Lady Maccabees.

Richmond Hive, No, 3, Lady ,lacca-
bees, will hold "a special review at Da-
vlnson's Hall Tuesday afternoon, May
26th. at O'CLOCK All menBers are urged
to make special effort to be present.
Mrs. David A. Powers. OF York coun-
ty, who has been visiting Mrs. b, a.
Rlenuer, has returned 70 her home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
Church Hill w. C.. A.

Hill branch OF the Woman's Christian AS
socintion at their homo, No, 2605 East
Franklin Street, Tuesday, May 26th, ut
d o'clock, All members are urged to at
tend,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
You'll Not Want
Carpet on Your Floors
This Summer.

We have two excellent sub
stitutes, either one frst-class.
A Heavy China Mating at
$500 a roll Of 40 yards. The de-
signs are small, in blue, green
and red colorings.
One OF the newest Floor Coverings
or Wall Draperies is Burlap and it's
certainly cool and comfortable fab
ric for summer use. 80 inches wide
in blue. red, green and brown colors.
1bc. yard.
Another inexpensive but pretty Car
pet substitute Is II Japanese Rug 36x72
inches in Oriental designs. all oolors.
Sl,IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
$l.25 Lightweight
Bed Spreads, $l.OO.
Hammock Time is Here,

And the Hammocks are wait
ing for you, Good, strong ones
Tor one dollar.
Well-Made Mexican IIammocks for
sas2b and stout Canvas Weave
Hammock for $50 II has a val
ance, pillow and spfeader' Several
colors and good sizes-
1ho top limit IL $40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
Dr ink 81 I ] abiit
Permanently Cured
WITHOUT THE PATIENTS KN0WLEDGEi

"oRRINE" is a preparation based on well.
known medical principiea and prepared by
Chemists q many years .tanains i is v, tss,sl
any bad effects whatever; II eap DO given h ~, u
TENTS knowledge. h
mere habit but disease. requiring more than
wl,power to cure dt We positively guarantee
solos stimulant. e apy form and I'd y, We T Rnt
It never faiis It tones up ne diseased st tom;
lch and gives, hearty appetite -, ahd y. g %sn
Booklet tsealed) mailed free on request. :,
M0RRINE" il endorsed by the W O. ;nG :; ",
qe''hs . m, 81 ehs
Mr.. D. E. Smith, Preslden! e 2; T. + sm y
wrltes Numerous cases have come under a my .my
observation of the wonderful power ,ot yeat
remedy for alcoholism. envy you me grsas
opportunities you have to hrinE Joy, n9pphesss
and health to, mankind, May you prosper ~
your good work"
81 PER BoX-s BOXES FOR s..
POLK MILLER DRUG co..
ss4 East Main Street.
POLK MiLLER-co LEhIAN DRUG co. n
First and Broad STREETS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24

Women's Vests,
low neck and no
sleeves, richelieu
ribbed, silk tape
neck and arm
holes, $50.
Women's Swiss
Ri b b e d L 1 s ! Q
Thread Vests, low
II c C k a n d no
sleeves, silk tape,
Zoe.
Wolnen's Vests,
low neck and no
sleeves. trimmed
with lace and silk
tape, 25c.
Women's Vests,
silk pleated, rich