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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
CANNOT ISSUE BONDS
Court Reserves it's Decision In Alex.
ancria Railway Case.
(snec,ai to Tho Times Dlspatcr

Especial TO THO Tifnes- DlsbarchJ
NORFOLK. VA, August THE In.
OF the Alexandria Railway. Those in
charge Of the property did not obtain
the right to issue the bonds Of the amount
of $4,000 they seek. This is the result
of the suit before Judge Waddll IN
the United States District Court OF r.
Ii. Phillips against Charles S. Hinchman
aud Mothers. in which there Is. an In
junction preventing the latter from is
suing the bonds.
The propert. TO be bonded Is the WASH
ington. Arlington and Falls Church Rail-
road. and Phillips, as minority stock-
holder. is resisting the attempt OF the
The Injunction was granted July 7th.
Plaintiff contends that company Is
limited to $500 300 by act OF Congress In
the Virginia State charter Of the com.
pany allows 1t to issue 100000 worth Of
bonds. The court reserved decision.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08

did Newman tell you the plan was to
| assasslnate your men2'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08

he and the Commemorative attorney
would do all in their power to have New.
man here If they had any information an
to his whereabouts.
II S Honor said he feared he was away
and that his whereabouts we're unknown
to any OF the authorities. To-day VIII
be devoted TO the preparation Of lnstruc:
tions BY the lawyers and the court ana
The ca Sc will be argued on Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
CHARGED WITH SHOOTING
Negro Arrested by County Officers for
Firing Ia Street Car.

A negro named Charles Hood was ar
rested last night by Special Officers Thoa
Bell and J. II. Chlldress. who are acting
under the direction OF Constable Eu-
bank, and Is held 10 answer a charge OF
shooting at car Of the lakewood limo
on lakewood Avenue about 1915 o'clock
last night. Hood was caught Immediate
iy after firing the shot. He claims that
he was nto shooting at tie car. but that
he was not shooting at the car, but that
by. The car was not struck by the ball
The story will be investigated by the
FOR unlawful shooting II not for feonious
assault. His own statement would appar-
entity make the case one OF felon'ous as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
Catarrh

Whether 1t is OF the nose, throat, stomach,
bowels, or more delicate organs, cstarrh is
always debilitating and should never fall OF
attention.
II is a discharge from the mucous mem
brane when kept in state OF Inflammation
by an impure, commonly seTotulous, con
dition OF the blood.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Forty eight cases were listed for
consideration by Judge Wilcox in
the District Court this morning;
amongst them there we're but eight
Of drunkenness the rest being an
"olla podrida" OF everything from
common nuisance to crimes OF as
sault to kill; with dangerous wea-
pous and housebraBing.
From the prestige of the au-
dience within the bar Of Judge
Wilcox's court this morning it was
very evident that the legal fraternity
had, interests at stake; amongst
those in attendance were noticed,
Chief Justice Frear, Attorneys An
drews, Ashford, Brooks, Chilling
worth, Correa, Kaulukou,K aneakua,
Robinson and Vivas.
There are quite number of ve'
sels now overdue at this port,v!z;
the coal laden ship Florence, from
Tacoma; the lumber-lsden schooner
Okanogan, from Port Gamble; the
barkentine Kilikitat, lumber. laden,
from Port Ludlow; the schooner
Alice Kimhall, lumber laden, from
Gray's harbor, and the Serena Thay.
er from Fairhaven.
j Roliss Spanistd, VINO made
reputation for himself by displaying
knife behind the back of deputy
Chillingworth during liquor raid
10 the Kakaako region on last S .tur
day night, appeared this morning
in the District court and, to 6
charge of assault with knife
waived examination aud was com
mitted TO await invest CATION by the
Grand Jury.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19
Death of d. g. oamarinos

Demetrius George Camarinos a
produce merchant, well known both
in San francisco and in Hawaii
formerly Consul for Greece at San
Francisco but for several years past
a resident of Honolulu, died at bis
residence 10 this city yesterday
morning at about 10 o'clock. The
deceased had local reputation aud
a name, as bon vivan', with
thoroughly Bohemian characteristic
and was also regarded as progress
sive and energetic buainess man.
The end cane sudden and uu KIP ct
ed, an attack Of, rep 7rted, areurism
OF the heart, being the means to the
end OF the earthly career OF one who
had few il any enemies aud who will
he remem bered when many of great
or station and name will have been
forgotten. The funeral took place
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon from Fl
FL William funeral parlors and was
attended by many representative
men OF the community.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19
A Farmers Meet.

The Farmers Institute" an as
ISOLATION OF agrieultnralists will
meet at the Kamehameha schools
Gu the 21lh inst. A program OF
events has been arranged aud which
will include address by president
Jared q Smith; "Dairying," DIR e
O Shorey, Nature Study in its Re-
iation to Agriculture" U Thompaon
pineapple" James e Dse. Peo.
pie Interested are invited to attend.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19
HILoIrEs IN COUNCIL.
b ,sidents OF the Queen City Getting
Move On

d 35ldents OF the Qreen City GetlpB
Move On
The Hilo. Tribune the represent
alive paper OF Hawaii, gives report
of the meeting called by the Hilo
representatives to the Senate OF the
Territory, and at which expressions
OF opinion on desire legislation
we're presented. The follow ng ex-
cerpts are taken from the Tribu1e's
account:
"The meeting caliei last Fridsy
night 10Th iDst) to give the citizeos
of Hilo chance to meet Senators
Wood and Blown for the purpose Of
presenting the needs Of Hilo result
ed in the coming together OF Hilo's
| representative men. The hall over
the Fire Department was packed,
all classes being represented. The
purpose OF the meeting was to pre-
sent the SFpators with cIystaiiz d
views aud opinions on needed legis
lation. The cali for nominations for
presi ling officer and secretary, re
suited in the unanimous choice nf
A B L)ebensteiu chaiEman and w
FL Smith SECRETARY.
The first matter presented to the
attention OF the Senators was that
# Public Park for Rilo. Mr. P
Peck, in brief speech outl ned the
arguments in favor OF immediate
action on this matter MIR Peek
suggested as favorable ate, q
stretch OF land along tie Waiakes
beach from Hooluu Park toward
Seaconnet point. The park IDEA was
not opposed except as to l)c,.ia1
Geo Bunker speaking 10 behalf Of
site near iowa.
j @ Ridgway proposed the ub-
ject OF an appropriation for he Hilo
band Sioca Honolulu has a band
sustained by appropriations draw q
from taxes gathered from all parts
III the Islands, it WA tina belief OF
all present that Hilo 10 entitled TO a
similar appropriation.
Committees were appointed tt
prepare data aud submit recon
neudaticn' upon variety OF sub
i9cts the following bsing lhe sub
.c,s aad tue committee appointed
viz: County aod muDicipal govern
ment, G G Kennedy, l. w Hswotts.
H l. r az, Geo S McK6rn'e, j ]
Stacker, lehp 4 baker, S I Dssha
Streets and sewerage, e e Richards
, d d Baldwin, j Vieris, waite
= works, j W Mason, Robert Hawk
+, hurat Js, NJ J aouvea. Wharf, 4
: Scott, l. III Whi;ehouse Fitzgerald
Fire department, b + Schoen, Wp
q Todd, Manu- Hospital A w Nc
+. Kenney, Dr. @ l. Stow, l. Tusne,
/ Park and boulevard, Philip Peck,
q A Andrews, u n Holmes, T
!, Ridgway, L u Cook, Hsud; g
/, Alfonso, W II peers, j Il Paahac
IS Hilo courthouse and Jail: j,
:. Rdgway, Ben II Brown aud
a Maka,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19
& "5lose Call" M,x-up

Deputy Chillingworth md &C.
tective Dan Renear may be said to
nave "run up agail st hard propo
sition" Saturday nigh, in raid
made by them on an illicit liquor
sel!er,.a Spauiard named Cor sales,
who has been doing au open house
business on a street running sea-
wards from that we'll known land
mark thu Magoou block. TIE de-
pu y,from Information received, hi d
paid a visit, incog, had obtained the
usual boughten evidence aud even
had himself seen the b,ttling up OF
wine from a keg before he made his
presence, known, accompanied by
detective Renear Once inside the
premises used and with his hand on
the dispenser it looked as though
the usually nervy deputy with his
ally had a clear and easy capture,
Bat, the proprietor proved obstre
porous me Haunted the fact in bis cap
tors face that the premises were his;
he w.s willing to die on bis premise
aud Il lng aside the band that held
h IN. Tie declaration of war was tai
en- I'D ~ concealed cohorts OF about
forty Porto Ricsns who made en-
t,apos on the verandah and whose
grinning faces could be see u
through tho windows and doors
a d lace Mt to t he room
Chilliugworth regrabb ed his man
aad a struggle elsisd the dsputy
finally backing his man against a
partition, ths olli ,er's back being
towards one of thu doors OF the
room. The crowd he'd forced til
way iuto the room and Dan R.nes'
was being elbow somswha, rough
ly the deputy himself noting lhat
they had go, into a nest whore bott
of them were lia5ls to !vll the stini
of knife. Ranear was blocklns
the crowd when his attention wa
drawn to tho action Of Spaniar'
named j ose b ,liso who had drawl
knife and coming through tn
door at the depu'y's back. A singl
motion aud ths deteative's artiller
was unlimbered and hs knife, VIE Id
or retreated, the condition Of affair
permitting him then 10 escape
Word having, alter a long wal
reached the patrol wagon, relief we
. brought to hand, the crowd acstte
ing gu hearing its changing bell, an
Senior Francisco Gonsa vas, with
, quantity OF m.l. and spirituo,
liquors, was expressed TO the noIic
station and there Impressed Tor tri'
au q charge OF Illicit liquor sellin
, Later in the evening deputy Chi
lingworth with detectives Rane,
8 and McDuffie located The apanial
/ DeiIso and brought him tic ii
station. Chillingworth shakes h
!. head when he thinks how near ii
! supposed easy raid came
psing case OF blood.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

Silver Hawaiian quarters are now
being held up aud as consequence
change is getting scarcer. There is
no corresponding looseness in
American coin, yet noticeable.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

Geo-ge r Carter has been appoint
ed the guardian Of the minor child
rem OF Maria O'Sullivan, deceased.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

The stockholders in the Pacific
Gusno aud Fertilizer company will
hold their annual meeting on the
10th inst.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

A report was current about the
city this morning that a cablegram
had been received giving the infor
nation that the Fire Claims Bill
had passed the House. Good news.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

Chisf Justice Frsar Of the Sup.
RENE Court and First Judge Wilcox
OF the District Court both made
arrests or assisted in the making OF
arrests yesterday.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

sold probs" predicts fori today
aud night slight airs from the south
and east with fair wea, h9r.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

Nearly 5000 sacks of sugar we're
brought by the steamers Clau line
aud Noeau from Maui ports On
Sunday.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19
RESUMED HIs PRACTICE.

DR.. Galbraith OF this city has
re-umed his practice and can be
found at his office, corner OF Bere.
tauia and Union Streets. between
the hours of s and 10 a. M, and l
to 8 and 7 TO p. IN. daily. Tele.
! phone Main 204. 234b-2w
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

Hawaiian sugar stocks are report
ed TO be favorably considered in the
San Francisco market.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

The steamer Hong Kong Maru
from the Orient for the Coast is due
here this morning.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

The Government employees eau
not complain of lack OF holidays for
the past two months.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

The steamer Alameda is expected
TO bring the next Coast mail, due
here on the 23rd lost.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

The bark Diamond Head had at
last obtained good weather at Kaa-
napali and is reported 10 bs dis
charging coal aud taking in some
sugar.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEW s.

"Bobbie" Burns birthday, will be
celebrated. by the sons OF Scotia, on
Saturday next.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

The coal laden ship Florence,
from Tacoma for this port,is so lorg
overdue that fears are entertained
OF her having been lost at sea.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

The steamer w G Hall brought
over 5000 bags of sugar hither from
Kauai on Sunday and reports about
$4,000 more bags ready for shipment.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

Detective Beuoit moufns the los
OF his wife by death, which occurred
yesterday morning at the family
home in this city. The funsra OBJ
sequies took place at the Catholic
cemetery, in the afternoon.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

sold probs" predicts fori today
aud night slight airs from the south
and east with fair weather.
George r Carter has been appoint
ed the guardian Of the minor child
rem OF Maria O'Sullivan, deceased.
The stockholders in the Pacific
Gusno aud Fertilizer company will
bold their annual meeting on the
10th inst.
Nearly 6O00 sacks of sugar we're
brought by the steamers Clsu line
aud Noeau from Maui ports en-
Sunday.
The coal laden ship Florence,
from Tacoma for this port,s so lorg
overdue that fears are entertained
OF her having been lost at sea.
The steamer w G Hall brought
over 5000 bags of sugar hither from
Kauai on Sunday and reports about
$4,000 more bags ready for shipment.
The bark Diamond Head had at
last obtained good weather at Kaa-
napali and is reported 10 bs dis
charging coal aud taking in some
sugar.
Chisf Justice Frsar of the Sup
RENE Court and First Judge Wilcox
OF the District Court both made
arrests or assisted in the making OF
arrests yesterday.
Silver Hawaiian quarters are now
being held up aud as consequence
change is getting scarcer. There is
no corresponding loosensss in
American coin, yet noticeable.
A report was current about the
city this morning that a cablegram
had been received giving the infor
nation that the Fire Claims Bill
had passed the House. Good news.
Detective Beuoit moufns the los
OF his wife by death, which occurred
yesterday morning at the family
home in this city. The funsral OBJ
sequies took place at the Catholic
cemetery, in the afternoon.
Hawaiians as sailors have tesn
listed as the crews OF the American
Hawaiian steamship company and
have been found 80 satisfactory
that they will be continued in the
service.
The "braw" Scots beat All Homo
lulu in the foot ball game at Makiki
on Saturday afternoon by score OF
3to2. Q,ite large and interest
cd crowd OF spec ators was prese n,
throughout the game.
The following persons have beer
elected as the officers OF the NJ "
McChesney e. Sons, Ltd, viz: prAsi
dent, M McChesney; vice presi
dent, n w McChss ,syi secretar.
aud treasurer, g aorgs W Farr
The Supreme Court here has hell
that fishing rights were not veste'
rights and, in consequence OF sue
decision, an appeal has been tsker
by S M Damon, who has that qles
ton at issue, to the United State
Supreme Court.
] be gases Of the three soldier
charged with breaking into the Tau
talus residence of Chief JustiG
Frear came up before Judge Wilco
this morning aad went over unit
tomorrow morning for examination
bail was set at $500 each.
The sheep stealing in which job
Wise is made the front OF all O
Tending" isto come up before jude
Kahaulelio OF the L,hsina pistrit
COURT on Wednesday next. the 2ls
Attorney Ashford and John Celbor
will probably go forward thi.he
fIem here,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

The sheep etealiDg in which John
Wise is made the front OF all of
Tending" is 10 come up before Judge
Kshaulelio OF the L,hsina District
COURT on Wednesday next, the 2lst
Attorney Ashford and John Colborn'
will probably go forward thisher
fIem here
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

2 be gases al the three soldier
charged with breaking into the Tau
talus residence Of Cnief Justice
Frear came up before Judge Wilcox
this morning aad went over until
tomorrow morning for examination;
bail was set at $500 each.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

The Supreme Court here has held
that fishing rights were not vested
rights and, in consequence OF such
decision, an appeal has been taken,
by M Damon, who has that ques-
ton at issue, to the United States
Supreme Court.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

The following persons have been
elected as the off OF the NJ w
McChesney e. Sons, Ltd, viz: prAsi-
dent, M McChesney; vice presi
dent, n w McChss ,syi secretary
aud treasurer, G. gorge w Farr.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-19

Hawaiians as sailors have tesn
listed as the crews OF the American
Hawaiian steamship company and
have been found so satisfactory
that they will be continued in the
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28
POULTRY PARAGRAPHS

An cnnSe ef prevemaion Is worth
several pounis of cure when il comes
70 pealtFy diseases
CaEd snarterx are had enough Cor
the hers w2sh damp added to TIE
ecld ruiratica i il sight.
MIX IS wegfA more when fed 10
hers than when FED 10 Pigs. The
hens ike 1t. sweet or scur.
Fowls seldosn tire of milk. They
may eat TOO mnch grain or meat. but
milk IA any fOrsn : palatahse aud
AeAitky.
Ne eEe Is ; good feeder Of hi.
poultry Who does mt sapply both
neas and green feed to his fowls
regmizrty-
The soug as the hen is not very
sweet. nor hss Il . vide range of
Notes. hHt the Eooa p~ultryrnan
rex~r gets TIRED of IL
1-hs lors Il eorn esnnet - bred
ozs. - fed aas. or kzorked cna al
Ahe Aen. IheF Jnss nasaraliv know
n i eae of The hesx grainz for
thea Cczmerrzal PoalsFy.
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28
EARLY MATCHED CHICKS.
aaa Are Mere ProstahIe In All
0tasr Respects.

We frd BY experience that early
hatched chickens are always best.
We set onr incubator early in April
and in November the pallets begin
TO lay. In the latter part Of the
summer pnilets are as large as the
old hens. Early pulIetS make our
best winter layers. and the eggs
from them are much better for
haiching purposes than from late
hatehed chicks The eggs are larger.
with more vitality in them. They
will batch a larger per cent. Of
ehicks that viii live and grow well.
ihaa viii eggs from late Matching
A late hStehsd chick viii never Ill.
tain the sire Il an early one. The
early o4e gets its fail size while the
weather is warm aud she forage is
abundant. but the lase one has To
make the Siuish in the winter en- dry
feed in confinement. Nothing grows
SO wen in confinement as when left
10 run at will. Late haSehed chlekeas
grow very nicely while they have a
chance 10 run. but winter comes on
While they are yet growing aua thcy
90 into the house and stay rather
than wade Ia the snow. The charge
Is 50 salden and unnatural that the
rapid growth stops and they become
stunted: never getting 50 l1rxe as
they would had shes got their prep
sr groUth davizg warm weather.
helsese i The plan q keeping late
hatched pallets fer breeders was TO-.
lowed for long terra of years that
the fswls wOald become smaller from
ysav 20 yeAr until they woald become
worthless Epitonist.
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28

cHIcKEN HATCHER.

Is below i NJ on edge TO secure paFti.
lions. The top 81 hatcher on side OF
nests may be covered with one vide
board running full length. Or Il one
has time. money and tact the cover
Of each nest may be hung with hinges
at points /. :. etc. Leather makes
good hinge. At point 9 place a
board upright wide enough TO make
the pen dark and secure the hen in the
Enclosure. Now construct runways
for the hen where she may eat and
drink at will. These runs are best
made of lash. and should extend from
L 10 \. and ia inches wide, giving each
hen = separate inclosure. excluding all
intruders. These slat covers slip nn-
der board L and board y. As soon as
a hen wishes 10 ST. place her at night
on eggs In one of these nests, fastening
her in securely with board at c c, max.
ing the pen quite dark, and let her
remain until feeding till toward night
the next day. Then let her out into
the runway 10 eat ard drink. She viii
return TO nest and require no more
care The earthin the runways should
be lease snd few ashes thrown iu
that the hen may have her required
dess-hsth. II Is best to I'll the entire
l2 nests az one time. OF half Of them
81 least. When my hoek is small, and
wish 10 rush the chickens, ] give the
~ hVoods TO three or four hens, and
reset the hens. Il they seem healthy
and not needing rest. use tomato
cans fastened securely in corner OF
runway for water. This hatcher may
be made larger or smaller. as ones
needs demand. Last year ! hatched
we chicks from isS eggs set in this
hateher.---J. X. SeSson. in Agricultural
Episomist.
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28
Full PARTICULARS
Drsrrsptiss - repsFiy TAss fs<ksa
scIhlag g. netsii 90 Ce.a-
Blstsasss.

ia n4kszt a 81 At yssf. laii -
irs1t sisceataf aGcoEd ga 81 ~ Free Pres.
4 eanir int1 fesafsffgH ei ffs eeft 81
cefsa.n plrsf ni Iana ia Aa5th Dakota. he
vaiae af tzf real estate uas pui ai 80. aud
pad iarrs en- q ln J4uu1rT. aud in felTu-
afy ! urptt ~ t1r postm1stsr 81 ttt rraftti
toHn ie feae NJ I.aftifalars conccrrinr ny
tolaInK. ! seat BAN g. lor his frauhIs, sad
be esrnrs TIE marff. lie urcis back.
Went over fo tes ypur lard.
a iassed paor foaa az tle Hay.
ussfd peHT read back again.
Most Of yQaf lsrd j. uUtef satsr.
What asst under naier = sfiicteI
with trnnshf
i0s'ss either go TO vet i 81 up ca
DRY if All oat
ant burn w ~ rrn away.
Keep year iaass up and pray 10 lie
Glad you s-nt ne q Instead Il tke
= ~ yoa wsht any fuftssf particulars III
shsp yca = barrel oi aatsr
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28
Just Ia Ttme.

Bgoadlznd. So pst. Feb Z3gd.- Beadls
county has never been ~ worked W A.
tufrr ihe last ifH weeks ksefy one IS
tsiking 81 the WondsFiul case u q. w.
Gray, u krasdland, the particulars % which
are besi tod IN The IIliow.ng statement
Nrich Ne Graz has iafp Published:
Il was dying. ! had gwen ap Al hnpe, !
was PROSTATE aud as hespless IS Aitle babe.
had been aiiinE vita kidres Trouble fef
many years and ii nnslly TUNED 20 Brghts
Aiseasp. Al medieine bad failed and | was
ID despair
n ordered one box 81 nodd's kidney Pills
md this fifst b0x helped ne oas of bed.
sonlinued the treatment tll npw am =
ssfeng. well maa ! praise God for the aaf
When decided 10 uts Dodd > Kidney Pills.
Every h01g expeesed that Mr. Gray Noald
de and his TemsrkAtis recovery ss regarded
a. hilie shett II 4 miracle hy al sho kn0u
how vsrysiow be wae Dodds kidnsy Pills
are cerskiniy 4 wGHdeFinl remedy.
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28

The &r4 that iyrig1tian Il pFu@rahis
r-ly II The ard segioaz : rspsaly b.
tazzfaw 0lSuikse. espssiaily wksFx tke
rreaaxtiru II VEGETABLES and small
fs~siss i usxds sperizlss. Fersy acrrs
sesu<s5 e. tAe rsisine = gsFs<z efers
II kheSe lssss6 IL Isss. vhcxs irrigs-
tien : ~ praes seed. aRaaznte1 il xaiue,
seesrasrg - ske lefs Enifed Ssaass
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