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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
LEAGUE IS ACTIVE ;.
ON EASTERN SHORE {,
Applications for Liquor Ii
censes Will Be Fought by
Counsel Specially Retained

t:tpcclal to Tho -Dispatch)
ON.AiVCOCK.s Va, April 27.--The annual
meeting Of the Virginia Eastern Shore
sAnti-saloon League was held In the Oman
cock BAPTIST Church during the past
week Dclegat ties from all over the entire
shore were present and tho attendance
was remarkably large. Rev.. M West,
State field secretary. delivered several In
3terestlng lectures on the leagues worn
In the State during tho meeting. A SERIES
OF resolutions were passed, ono OF which
specified that an able lawyer be employed!
to contest every application for liquor IL
cense at the County Court which meets
next week. Tho following officers were
folected Spencer u. Rogers. PRESIDENT;
Rev, Walter Rhoads, vlce-president; Thos.
c. IkellaTl, secretary; John w. Rogers,
treasurer lS8 s5{ Il ~ s
County Judge Samuel II, Ross will hear
the applications for liquor license at tho
Apri, term next week, Several interesting
features Of tho Mann bill Will be passed
upon. Tho temperance people allege that
even in a country district where the ap-
6plicants obtain majority Of the votes
on his peti tion-several applicants state
that they have a majority-it will do no
good, as the place must have police pro-
teotlon. Tho Town Council oftgW acla-
,preague. Watering place, have refused
to pass favorably upon the applicants.
trhe liquor people state that they can't
show Just cause for this action. end Will
appeal to the County Court. A number
of likely contests are looked for. Both
Sides have tho best counsel on tne ehore
employed. Il
Tho Town Councils OF Cape Charles and
Onancock have raised the local liquor IL
cense, the former from sB to $l7b tho
latter from $25 to $40. Onancock also
raised the license for pool ia hles from IS
to va. h
Sohn & CO.. Baltimore, has donated to
the 'Flora Bowdolg Library" for county
publ, schools the set OF fifteen volumes
known as tha anlous Tale series.'s- This
Gift Is much appreciated by the people
OF Onancocl.
Mr.. William Dlllnger, the large oyster
planter of Fox Island. started the library
and Is steadily adding to 1t,
News. has reached this county that MT.
George Il, Qulnby. who recently occupied
the finest farm on the Shore. situated on
Chncpteagua Bay, the john Sheaa
farm" has died In Seattle, washington,
Mr.. Qhnby WAS the son Of Dr. Quinby,
OF New York, and q graduate Of the law
school Of Harvard University, ana Aad
travelled extensively.
The real estate belonging to the helrsl
OF the late DR.. Southey 3. satcheli WAS
sold the past week by James II. Fletcher,
Jr, attorney, Tho portion Of the Past
farm" west OF railroad and comprising
81 acres, to A., y. Lllliston, for IS. 1850 poF,
ton of "Bast FARM east Of railroad and
comprising "a acres, to Frazier WAarton.i
colored, for $1,000; the iAIsaao satchell
tract" calA ppising 90 acres, to William II.
Lang, for s4,2Q5; portion South Of Tome
Place. comprising 70 acres, to George W,
Crockett, for $4,645; the !" Home Place, =
comprising 83 acres, to- George ". Gar
Ayet, for $500 gotal, st9, 100: si IA y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
10 DEFINE DUTIES ! };
OF The PRESIDENT / I /. J | ] "
University Board II Will WI Meet Meet
4 To-Day. but Election u Will ' vi
Be Held In June.

(Sp0cn TO EIno
UNIVERSITY OF 1RiINLA. v Az
April 27.-Nfuch interest oenters In the
meeting OF the Board OF Visitors on to-
morrow. There Is much routine bust
moss to8be transacted and the defining OF
the duties OF tho president to DO elected, !
K The election OF a president In accord
z at,o with the recent action Of the Leg
Elslaturs Will be deferred despite the
many newspap reports to tho contrary.
Tho law provides for IN advertisement
FOR thirty days in S,t the III n wspapers OF
.Richnfond and Charlottesville before such
election can DO held. The board Will
doubtless provide tomorrow for the ne
cessary advertising and proceed to IN
elecSoi, at the June meeting. Not one
Of tho nine i1,embers OF the board has as
yet reached Charlottesville. 80 tho pro-
era nme OF procedure cannot be learned,
55tThe exercises arranged for CONNIE ce-
ment week q t the University, OF y rginia !,
Juno ai4th to 10Th. promises to be unusual-
$ly attractive this year from the fact t nat
tho Institution will have rs It's guest Of
honor President Roosevelt Il esday,s
June 18th, the day on whicn tho President
will attend the finals, Is known 4 IN tho
6commencemen calendar as Alumni Day.
The programme .,yill DO tirely In charge
: Of tho General Alumni Association.R OF
5which5Judg u 3. sener, OF Washington.
D. c., Is the president
The President will reach Characteristic
In G special ca r over tho Southern Kali stll
way at 10 80 In the morning At II O'CLOCK
he will attend the alumni exercises N
the public hall. and It 2 O'Clock VIII be
the chief guest at the annlla ba nqu icy
OF tho Alumni 5Associa ton. " hich VIZ
take plnce4in tho Fayerweather gyn,nn-
stun. This over, the Ri z resident VIII,
make hurried trip to- Monticello and nc
tomb Of ] ef1erson, returning to8Wnshlng-
ton Oh his special chr. which. viii VII leave
Union station DIT 4 P. NJ. The Presi-
dent will be accompanied to the sUnlver-
sty by Secretary Loeb.
The following preachers have been en-
gagged to preach at the Universlty chl1apei
on tho following da ties:
April goth, Rev. r. d.. Smart, OF nor
folk: May sd, Rev. w. G. Payne, UNI
versity Of Kansas; May 10th, Rev. w. Z.
I,airel. Danville: May II thu Reys. Joseph
Dunn, Suffolk; May Ath and Slst, rev.
Wallace T 4. Palmer New Or ea:.s;;.5Ju me
It'll. Rev u George u. Petrie, Charlostes-
3.yille, dndGJ tine 14th. RI INT IL 4
Randolph Norfolk.
The Wv W Dramatic Club OF the Inc
University arc maxim II pre- pa "a tons 70
present the comedy .'Charloy's Aunt at
richmond, Staunton M and 1Iynchourg,
Enving received such q good ovation In
Charlottesville. they are sure OF success 'N zee
elsewhere. 81 1T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
TO DISMISS PASTOR
This the Ending ofthe Petersburg Me-
3s III gro G hurch R ow.
Especial to The Times Dlspa tch. )

Especial to The Times-Dspa tch.)
y PDTDRsBURG, VA. April 27.-The
Harrison Street colored church tonight
by large majority voted to dismiss its
pastor. Rev. Ellis Watts. and the old
deacons. Tho church row, which started
over the refusal OF the pastor to permit a
member to be buried from the church boz
cause negro undertaken not a smember
Of tho church.. had been selected by the
family, had gotten into the courts. A. ssr
full hearing. the Judge appointed Mr..
Robart Gillian as a commissioner to hold
a church meeting. This meeting was held
tonight. The church has q membership
OF fifteen hundred and probably more
than thousand wero In attendance The
entire police force OF Petersburg was
present to preserve order. Each side was
allowed twenty-five minutes, and then the
roll was called. The vote stood $40 to dis
miss tho pastor. to 2s7 to retain him. On
rising vote it was decided by large
majority to dismiss the old deacons. Be-
fore the voting tho pastor, Rev, Ellis.
Watts. In speech charged thet ia.
trouble In the church had been caI,ed.
not by the undertaken Incident. but 10,
cause money had frequently been stolen
from the collection basket, and those
stealing 1t had been detected and asked
to leave church. Tho commissioner will
make report Of tho meeting to the!
court, and a reorganization OF the church
will follow III aja 3tsi5s 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
LICENSES
GRANTED.
Sunday Laws We're Vigorously
VI Enforced IN Charlottesville.
WARNS LIQUOR DEALERS n i
Judge Morris States I hat If an Honest
Effort Is Not Madeto Observe tho
* Law, He yiill Exercise His
Isl Broad Powers Sharply.
\ Especial to The Times ? ispatchi

Z; III Especial to Tho Times Dispatch,l
$$s aICHARLOr'fE S WILLIE. " A.. April g.
Il In the COOPERATION Court this morning. ny:
Judge GEORGE w. Morris presiding 9, retai !,
H LIQUOR license was granted sixteen april
ss oll 1ts, II This gives Charlottesville five less
saloons than formerly. At n recent nieet-
4 ANY OF the City Council the city License
h was raised from $40 to $500. making tho
total tax SITS. gii .
sS5 II After the granting OF the licenses judge
a Morris gave the applicants some sound
Y advice The hard feeling existing against
M the dealers, he said, is due to the 8fa '
M that the saloon had been conducted loose-
" W. In the past. The saloon can be run
NJ In a decent and Indecent way, and dis
tx cretion must be exercis6d. IL said he.
II ind q dealer selling liquor on Sundays
~ or Is nninors or to hnbitual drunkards, i
Ii will sharply revoke his lcense. In the
iEeyes OF the court such o man is not to De
regardod rs q tlt person to conduct lni the
II liquor business. You have got to make an
" honest effort to observe the law. and Il
III lind that you are not, am going to
NJ exercise the broad powers given me, anu
II exercise them sharply *
sSs The cases against the liverymen for
II violations OF the Sunday law yesterday
n were heard by Judge Morris yesterdn
and the warrants dis1nissed.t me court ,l
NJ also Indicated that 1T does noe think the
u sale OF newspapers on Sunday, Wien prop
Vi erly conducted without disturbing oth-,
q ers IS a violation Of the Sunday laws.
& The Sunday closing laws were again
il rigidly enforced here on yes tcrdhy, and
" for their violation several persons were,
Il summoned to appear in court this morn
n ing. Sunday papers were nor to be had
q yesterday ut any price. A hundred or
4 more students and townsrleople assem-
Il bled in tile rain ut Union Station for the
purpose OF purchasing papiers for them
L selves or friends. When the first train
/ pulled In at noon, however two policemen
cpt wat Oh OF, the newsboys to see that
they did not make u sale, and the crowd
4 slowly filed away from the station. great
4. iySs d sappolnted. "A representative OF Il
n nown-town newspaper agency, who had
VI been prevented from mailing his Sunday.
Is papers to those who had subscribed on
Saturday, was at the depot to 500 thur
Il the police kept faithful watch over the,
newsboy on the tram.
8gs An hour later, when the washington
ii and Florida Limited pulled in. two would-
I be purchasers were ordered to appear In
y court to answer tho charge of trespnsslnGY
i on the property Of the Southern Railway,
they having boarded the car md endeaV-
/ ored 10 buy paper from the newsboy.
Other volators Of the law during the day
were an uptown liveryman, who hired
81 a horse to n lady, and q young man who
4 gconveyed O trunk to tho depot IN Q dray.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
DR.. MCCONNELL TO
DELIVER ADDRESS
.Well-KnoWn Clergyman Of N.
.Y. to Address Y. M. G. a. 4 at
washington and Lee.
especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch,)

LEXINGTON VA, April 26,--Rev g..
IL. Me- onnell, Is. d.. rector OF All Souls
Episcopul Churchlot New York. has &C.
2ceEted the Invitation to deliver the i'd
dress before the Young Mems Christian
Association at Washington and Wee Uni
yersity at the commencement In June.
Mr. Nc Connell was In Lexlngt on last year
as a member Of the Ogden party and
wa, ono OF tho Speakers on that occasion
in the university chapel.
THE literary, societies of Washington
and Lee University will BIO represented IN
the annual intercollegiate oratorcal con-
test Of Virginia BY Mr., w. B. Crawford,
OF Tallahassee, lila. Tho contest VIII be
held. at neutrality-suspicious. College, ASH
land, Va, May LIST. and eight institutions
will be represented. Mr., Crawford'a sub
ject Will be ''southern Character"
May 18th promises to be an lnteresting
day In Lexington. as on that date the
anniversary OF the battle OF New Mar
ket will be observed at the Virginia Mill
ftary Institute At Washington and Lee
University that day has been selected
for the field day exercises, and also for
the Joint debate between the literary so.
ceties OF tho university and Randolph
Macon College, Tho members OF tho lit
erary societies of neutrality-suspicious. Wo.
mans College, Lynchburg W., have boon
invited to be present on this occasion, and
they have signiGcd their acceptance, The
young ladies will come by special train.
Tho convocation OF Southwestern Nir.
ginla District, Diocese of Southern
| Virginia. Protestant Episcopal Church,
was held in Chrlst's Episcopal Church
Buenn Vista. last week. The opening ser,
mon was preached by Rev. Dallas Ticker.
D., D., OF Bedford City. DR.. Tucker was
elected president, and Rev. J. ] Lloyd
| Z. ID, OF Lynchburg, secretary. l0't
Rev. Wills II. Wayts, pastor Of the
Baptist Church. I'uena Vista, has re-
ceived call from Jefferson Street Bap-
| list Church. Roanoke. His congregation
( DO not want him to accept.
Rev. g. n, Buchanan, pastor OF st
john's Methodist Church. Buena Vista
delivered lecture tonight on Odd Eel,
lowship in Trinity Methodist Church
Lexington, before the members of Rock.
bridge Lodge of Odd Fellows and Siberty
Lodge. Daughters OF Rebekah. Tho ob,
servancs was In honor OF tho eighty.
fourth anniversary Of the organization Of
the order.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
LICENSES GRANTED
!NfNansemo'jn-d;'s' Larger Revenue T
81 Liquor Under the Mann Bill.


Liquor Under the Mann Bill.
(speca! to The Times ispatch.) ei
SUFFOLK VA, April 27.-Tho first
place In a considerable section here
}nbouts to get liquor licenses by virtue
OF the residents signatures is Holland.
an Incorporated town of about 200 pop
fnlation. located twelve miles from SUI
\ folk. Two licenses were granted there,
one to Holland e Co. and another to ].
! q. Holland. Holland has not been a
town very long. There are forty regis
tered voters, OF these twenty-eight
signed to have liquor sold. The whiskey
mon up there were up-to-cate, and they
had majority within less than two
days after the Mann bill passed.
& ii There were granted twelve liquor
licenses in Suffolk. Thirteen applied.
but one, "A. w. Oliver, withdrew his
application. because Of the opposition
present
Nansemond Is one county from whose
liquor busisess the. State gets more reve-
II nue. under the Mann bill than it did be-
fore. Last year the gross receipts by
the State were ss,loO; this year they are
$3.50. an increase Of s1,45O. There are
a Ave saloons fewer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
w. II. Wels, Of Suffolk, Rescued After ''fate
TakinP Morphine. I'll.
Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch S

M Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.) S8g
SUFFOLK, VA. April 27.--W. H.
Wells former newspaper correspondent
and a we'll liked citizen, about forty-three
years old this morning attempted suicide
by taking three and ono-half grains Of
by hyperdermic injection. III
had been accustomed to use the drug that
way to ease physical sufferings, but to-
days dose indicates suicide because he
left q letter for his wife and for the fur
ther reason that he assisted the efforts
OF Dr. Gibson to save. 5Mr.3;yyells thrent-
lened to make another attempt Despon-
idency is supposed to be- the cause. g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
PASTOR TOR RESIGNS
Rev James Long, of Burlington, Accepts
5fg a Gall to Onancock, # j
(speclal to The Tlmes- pispatoh.) b.

Especial to The Times Dispatoh.)
z KING AND QUEEN @. Fl. Va. SAprtl
27.--Rev James Long yesterday rendered
his resignation as pastor OF Burlington
Baptist Church. It came as n great sur
prise to his people, and while h It Will
probably be accepted &c Will occasion
great regret, Mr.. Long has Eaccepted n
call to tho Onancock Church, In Acconac
county. and the resignation takes effect
Juno LIST,
The cannery at i1antaplke Is progress,
Ing WE'LL and Instead Of being n private
enterprise, as at first proposed, viii be
converted into corporation, and ms
soon as n charter can be obtained the
organization will be effected, The CAPT
tai stock has been readily, subscribed, and
there are more applications for stock
than the projectors think wise to admit.
The shad season seems to be about over
here, and although the catch has been
unusually small, the fishermen have done
fairly WELL owing to tho high price which
they have gotten for their fish. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28

clos saloon. Nv lth Harris and williams.
employees OF ths restaurant connected
with the sal BON was on Ills wny hoti y.
It is stated that vDoaing net the party
and asked for g oigarette, and, not r re-;
ce'vins ~, A becatiie Insulting and struck 'p
Williams with a stone. Weber, VINO
was then near his home. It IL alleged,
handed his pistoi TO Harris and told HIN
to protect himself. and that Harris soo' ,
after fired at Woo ding INJECTING n fatal
wound. Ono billet struck Reevely II
the groit. SsaSSAS 81 &. ~ asl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
NEGRO SHOT TO DEATH
Three Arrests Made in, Connection With
an Early Morning Tragedy
Especial to The Tlmes-plspatci

" Especial to The TTmes-D1sl1HFcT.J n Z
sLYNCHBURG, VA, April 27,--As the
result OF a row yesterday morning about
/ o'clock. Henry Wooding. colored Is
dead and Daniel Reeyely, another negro,
IS dying from a wound in the groin,
Aleck Harris. colored, is under arrest
charged with the shooting, and James
Webber. white, and Tom Williams. col
ored, are charged with being accessories
before the fact. 5 al
WAl.iAs- uhA n q hag-keepey at Our,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
d AFTER FORTY YEARS &
Telephone Lines in Mecklenburg Are
Being Pushed Vigorously. @
7(Special to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The -Dispntch) IA
4 SMITHS CROSS ROADS, VA. April
327,-Captain S. Cameron, OF Medland.
G. Priest, OF inveeinay. Va. Tie brother
and sister had not seen each other. for
forty years. Captain Cameron. with four
sisters. came to America from Scotland.
< eixty-fiye years ago, All five are now
living and we'll. three in Virginia and two
In Canada. 65ti
The Farmers and Merchants Telephone
II Company have about completed the
fourth division of their lines connecting
this place and Bracey. Va. Arrangements
are being made to extend the line to
n South Hill, thence to Union Level and
Rovdton TO connect at the last named
place With the Yirginia-Carolna Tele-
phone Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
TRUCKMAN KILLED
Head Crushed Between an Iron Safe
@ and a Railroad Oar.

4 ROANOKE VA, April 27-Luther Fill,
van, n oolored truckman, employed at the
freight depot was Instantly killed this
afternoon by an iron safe slipping from
n board and catching his head between
It and Il car.
b A baseball league composed OF teams
OF Roanoke, Salem and Vinton has been
organized,
Sam Burnett, who was injured IN the
dynamite explosion at Blue Ridge, lost
the sight OF both eyes and Il, y, Jones
lost his right eye and hand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
THE FARWER FAILS

In health Just as does the city-inan, and
he fails commonly from the same cause,
Bw stomach trouble" The farm is a
I wholesou place to live the farner's
life is q healthy life; but no external adj
vantages can overcome the effects of q
diseased stomach. When the stomach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
NJ Dlphtheriayi n5Woodsto

l5peolHl to The 1,Tlmes- d spltchJ
Il sTwHhA1sbua y Rsho s s}Rrd Fl
Health Board, went to Woodstock to-
day to .inyestlgats several cases OF pro
nounced diphtheria. He found Mrs. W.
with the disease. There have been two
dea this from the disense. n child Of Mrs.
shiermarl and one Of Mr.. John Smoke IKE.
The cases ore several lies from town I
and are IN quarantine. Those who hhHe
tho dlseaAe are recovering. u. llll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
York Three-f ourths Dry.

4 lT7 a (Specal to Tho Times DIspAtch.2
YORKTOWN, VA. April 27.-Graf ton
district, York county, goes 81 to u II
favor OF local option In an election hold
to-day. Bruton. York county. went dry
by majority This makes three out OF
the four districts dry by choice Of the
people. Id s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
FORGERY CHARGED
Norfolk Horse Dealer Has Disappeared
and Warrants Are ssuedl
Especial to The Times-D ispat eh.) m

33H48E lSPeclHI 20 TIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N
sssS N oRTOLK, VA, April 27.-Jacob Haas.
"a local horse dealer, has Disappeared an and
two warrants arc out for his arrest,
which charge forgery. IIansEvictim are
snid 10 be many. It IS alleged TINT no
The Impression prevails q in police CTR
Giles that Haas may have commit tied SUI
tide. :. Haas leaves a wife and family,
forgeries have, ii Ii stated, been going
on for several months. The Traders and
Truckers Bank obtained one warrant.
d Captain w. w. GDey Is one OF the VIC
3 Haas method was to forge, the bank
cashiers iMcate n and " cash checKs
when there was no money to pay them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
soLDsHI .sGHORE'.sE
Boy Contracted Consumption In His
Efforts to Repurchase the Animal.

n. 1T VSptVIHI 10 IV IIt-I1IS' tVTI'T IEIT@1
4, NEWPORT NEWS, VA, a pril 27-,John
Jennings, aged twenty-one, died at Toano
last night. Consumption was the cause
OF his death. While the boy, was Il
4 The boy grieved over the affair, and IN
seeking to earn money to repurcl1ass the
animal, # contracted tho disease a pc
died last night at tho same hour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
Small Boat Cutin TWO
(speclal to ,rhe MINES. Disnn \

Especial 10 The Tlmes-DispntchD
HEATIISYILLB VA, April 27.--The
steamer Calvert. of the Weems Line.
cut small boat In two this morning on
named Tillsberry, WAS drowned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
IIIE/ -
BASEBALL AGAIN
"a Canning Factory is Under Construc
i8i ton Near Belle Haven. r.

g.7 93 (SpecIal to Tho Tlmes- DsphtHh.) q, q N
BELLE HAVEN. VA, April T.-
The Bele Haven baseball team has been
organized. and will again this season
compete for position In Peninsula
athletics. Many OF last seasons players
have again volunteered to lend assistance
and defend the position previously Won.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
LOST BOTH EYES
Two White Laborers Injured by a Dy'

"A Especial to Tho Times DlspatGh.)
MoNrYALE, VA, April Alan acct,
dent occurred here yesterday at the Grub
mines, In which two white men lost both
ayes. Sam Burnett and Lonny jones In
tamplng dynamite In hole hit It with
too great force, which ca used " to ex,
>plode, ~ m sa SSts Il { s,ss Al 81 s{ D. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28

FuAoSooSe otSAAASi
and its allied
organs Of diges-
.tioll and nutri-
tion are dis
eased, the food
eaten is imper-
fectly digested
and assinilated,
and the conse-
quent ] oss Of
nutrition results
in physical de-
bility.
DR.. Pierce 's
Golden Medical
Discovery cures
diseases of the
9 to mach and
other organs Of
digestion and
nutrition, and
enables the per-
fe ct digestion
and assimilation
of food. It.
builds up the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
body with sound flesh and solid MUSCLE.

~ used ten bottles of DR.. plerce's Golden
Medical Discovery and several Walls Of his
Pleasant Pellets year age thss sps,ng, and
writes Mr.. ". T. Thompson. Of rowpsehd,
proadwater Co., Montana. Words tall 70 tel
hon, thankful am for the relief, % had sMi,
could do me no good, got down ~ weight to
ons hundred aud twenty-five pounds and was l,
not able to work at ulL Now ! weigh nearly
on the farm. ! have recom,nended your 'nedi;
rino TO several, and shall always haye g2oa
word 70 say for DR.. Pierce and his msalclues,N
The sole motive for substitution 10 to
permit the dealer to make thelittle more
profit paid by the sale Of less Inerltori7
8ous medicines. He game you lose,
therefore accept no substitute tor@ Golden
Medical Discoyery.s 4. \