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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-11-27
j M Alleman W to GeoW Allemau
Ocd ST sW1 10 30 20 ...

M Alleman W to GeoW Allemau
qcd ST sw4 10 30 20.................. 16t
j A Smith W to Priscilla Peak ut
net 10 ISL. 5000
Elias Mer.z etal to Thos e Gorley
| lot IL blk 5 North side add to
CndhuCe ...................."....... liz
Chanute improvement Co. to A B
Massey lots 2 blk Benedict's
| End add Chanute................... 34t
w G Venters W to l. Fl While lot
and e1 lot blk Aliens Pros
pect Hill add Chanute.................. 75(
Vada M Miller to ] B Locke lot
blk 8 Biles 3rd add Chanute..... 300
e G Rutter W to E e Tevebaugh
lot blk Rutter & Lockwood's
add Chanute............... .................. 125
e T Cooper W to S T Cooper lot
blk Benedict's End Chanute.... $50
J L West W to w BUNS lots IL
IL blk 10 Park Place Chanute..... so
Geo w Wilson W to Fl Heldbrink
etal ct set II 2e 20. ..................... $500
H Fl Heldbrink etal to James l.
White ct Sc IA II % ..2S00
E L George W t3 Martha ] Phelps
lots 2 8 border blk sand tract
In ~ ~ 500
John Hedge to William Hedge
lot 10 blk 25 Tioga.. 100
Elias Mertz etal to j W Gather
lot blk 6 North side add Cha
lOO
w T Dutton W to Ann G Norris
lot blk 81 Erie. ................., 40
IF Yockey to Fannie Cravens
shrf, deed NV i 4 80 % 20 1890
Cornelius Mosier W to G s Elliott
tract 8x10 rds NV cor Of net 81
~ lo.................. 400
Gees f Jenner to Hugh Harry
lot Mill add Chanutr .230O
Chas Hamilton W to Wesley Ham,
ilton lot 8 blk Benedict's 3rd. $50
G W Brlckler W to Wesley Ham
ilton lots 20 81 % blk Eden
Pask Chanute .......... 300
Z e Ward W to Albert Brown lots
Is 16 blk IL Eden Park Chanute. $50
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-11-27

| OhoAiNo - L Oud6 W w 4h II Du
chanan lot 80 blk 2 Jones End
add Chanute. ,12Ol
A X Miller to Cornelious Mosier
4xl0 rds in nwi he4 81 20 Is. /:
f M Groome W lot Dildine's sub
division lots Jones End add. 1906
H Lodge W to William e Rey-
nolds qcd lot blk Neosho ad
to
NJ E Kellogg hus to Charles W
Smith lot ~ blk Il Thayer.-..... soc
Carrie 9 Smith h to Ella G Mowry
lot IL blk 81 Thayer. 500
Margaret A Haines to Geo w Ray
tract in set 2027 18.. 270C
G NJ Caney to Thomae Wells and
William Farmer lots SO blk 3
Hybargers add SJark................ SO
c A Lane ct al to Mary A AUX
land nwi WI net 80 80 10. l
j L Kimbrough to W l. Miller lot
16 blk Lights End add Chanute1l00
R Graft W to Mary f Buchanan
lot 10 blk lots blk4 Biles
1st add Chanute.. 600
M L Turner W to Ida M Turner
lots l. IL blk "a New Chicago. ]
Amzi Dodd W to Oliye Homer swt
10
F H Larkin W to s r Brown lot I
blk 20 Evergreen Park Chanute. $50
W D Gossett " to NJ T Jones qcd
lot blk 3 Alliance. ....................... /
santa Fe Investment Co to Kate
G Burnett lot blk % Evergreen
Park End add Chanute.................... IS
NJ T Jones W to Fl Fl Snyder lot 8
blk "a Jones 18th add Chanute..... 225
E G Rutter W to City of Chanute
lot IL blk 2 Fairview add Cha
10
City OF Chanute to A B G Dague
lot II blk Fairvlew add Chanute Is
George W Washburn g. W toGW
singer nX swt IL 2s 1900
w KimbrouQh W to Houston
Ray qcd lot 8 blk 2 New Chicago 40
J F Hickey W to e P and Frank
Burris lot blk4 Carpenters
add Chanute 700
Mary G Junkins to Lucinda NJ
Culley xcd net sw4 and II 45-10o
ia set 2e % 1s.........-.--................ 100
W d B Carpenter to G. s.. Hollo.
way lots IL u 10 IA blk ~ Eden
Park Chanute.......-.-....-................ SIS
E z Ward W to G Stravelo lots IS
% blk IL Eden Park Chanute...... IS
J NJ Allen " to John II Edwards
lot 6 blk Grand View add ...-..... 800
W R Smith " to Osborne @ Bu-
chanau lot21 blk IS Jones sth
400 CnaouJe--- JOO
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-11-27

Horse trade was quiet, last week
with no material changes in prices or
demand. Mules had a moderate call
part icularly for small sized 1871 to 144
hand stock at $50 to 800, about s15
under the best time of the season.
Jno. NJ. Hazelton,
Live Stock Correspondent.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-11-27
MARKET LETTER.
Kansas City, Mo-, \

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov.17, 1908
Live stock receipts at Kansas City
last week and same week last year
were as follows:
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-11-27
Loss Of Flesh

When you can't eat break.
fast, take SCOTS Emulsion.
When you can't eat bread
and butter, take SCOTS
Emulsion. When you have
been living on a milk diet and
want something a little more
nourishing, take SCOTS
Emulsion.
To get fat you must eat
fat. SCOTS Emulsion is a
great fattener, a great
strength siver.
Those who have lost flesh
want to increase all BODY
tissues, not only fat. SCOTS
Emulsion increases them all,
bone, flesh, blood and
nerve.
For invalids, for con.
valescents, for consumptives,
for weak children, for all
who need flesh, SCOTS
Emulsion is a rich and CON-
Portable food, and a natural
tonic.
SCOTS Emulsion for bone,
flesh, blood and nerve.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
Don't "Sutt In"

The Individual who butts In" stands an
excellent chance to be boosted out with
more celebrity than consideration. He Is
a persona non grata everywhere. lie Is
the successor of the person who used to
"sttck his nose into other, peoples bust
ness'-the man who was "too fresh" the
individual who TIA liked too much with
his MOUTH" He now butts In"
e Unfortunately, the rebuff which he re-
ceives does not In the least dlscourage
him. He escapes the fool killer with a
facility which almost justIf1es the belief
that he is under the protection OF spe-
cial providence. He continues to butt
In" everywhere. giving unsought advice
administering impairment reproof, obtrui /,
Ing his wishes where they are not want
ed, making a nuisance of himself from
early morn TIL dewy eve.
He has a black eye most OF the time
his nose is sore from continual hammer
Ing. and his trousers are torn and dirty
as the result Of being thrown down stairs
several times a day. Still. he butts In
until the end OF time. for God hath made
him so.-Chcago Tribune.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
KIDNEY AND BLADDER
TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED
a Sample Botlls 5 81, FREE ~ Mali.

pr. Kilmer's swamp-Root, the great
Kidney remedy fulrlls every Wish IN
promptly curing kidney, bladder md uric
acid troubles. rheumatism, and pain N the
hhck. It corrects inability to hold water
and sen lding pain In passing It or bnd
effects following use OF lauor. wine or
beer. and overcor1os that unpleasant ne
oessty OF being compelled to so nften
during the day and to get up mary2tiln r e,
during the night. The mild and the ex.
.lraordnory effect Of Swan p Root Is soon s, J
realized. 1t stands the highest for !, US y!
wonderful cures Of the most distressing
cnses. .
swamp-Root Is not recommended, u. for
everything, but IL you have Kidney, liver.
bladder or uric acid trouble you VIII ma
II Just the remedy YOU need.
III sou need a medicine you should nave
tho best Sold by druggists IN ffty-cent
and one.dollar sizes. You may nave
sample bottle OF this great Kidney remedy.
Swamp DOT. and a book that tells al
about It and It's great cures. both sent
absolutely free by mall. ADDRESS lor.
Kilmcr & CO.. Binghnmton. N. Y. When
writing. be sure to mention that you
read this generous offer In the Richmond
Times Dispatch" Don't make any mis-
take but remember the namc.i Swamp
Root. Or. Kilmer's SWamp-Root, and the
address, Binghamton.t NJ Y. on every
bottle, 45i48tlt ts.ssstt ~. sR "a Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
disposed at her home on Twenty.second

disposed at her home on Twcnty.second
Mrs Mrs. Mary b. Mcdowell and daughter,
Mrs Aubrey Enos and children nrc vIsIf.
Ing relatives In Hanover county, ~.
Earnest, the eldest son OF Mr. ard
Mrs Leslie COSBY Is very much indIs.
posed u.
Courtney Sharpe hns returned from a
ten days stay In Baltimore
fiddle Thomas visited relatives and
friends In Louisa county last week,
S,the ladies' Of the Baptist Church IRA
holding a lawn party In the lot in rcnr OF
the Church, While the ladies Of The Meth.
odIst Church, are planning TO have a Kind
or a social lawn party next week. one
that all members OF the church can take d
pa 1T IN, from, the youngest TO the Oldest
Mrs. Winfree. of Twenty.thrd street, is
III Chesterfield county. Visiting relatives.
Mrs. e.. c. Cherry. ~ Eliza beth, y, G.,
il Visiting her sister. MRS William Fletch-
er, VI No. 1903 Twenty-nrst Street
Mrs Archer Dtiglas3 will leave to-day
for King William county to visit her pa
Mr., Johnnie Atkins is having two new
rlsidenccs built on twentieth Street. and
when completed will add much to the APP
pcarancc OF the town. .
"a party Of Fairfield ''lsaalt Waltons"
have gone to the Chckahomlny for a
Miss T resari Powers, formerly OF Fair.
mount. but now d resident OF West vir-
glnin. has been visiting some Of her old
friends here, but left for her home yes
terday. al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
ASSAULT DAY
in POLICE COURT
Justice John Disposed Of
Many Cases - Lauhorn
Gets Twelve Months.

1t was assault day In the Police Court
yesterday. and Justice Crutchfcld dealt
with them according TO the grade OF Of
fcnse.
Willie Robinson assaulted and threat
cned 10 cut Emma Page. which cost him
$3.50.
Wolf Heimanson struck Lewis Holman
son and paid S for It,
Eddie Shade beat Elizabeth Bennett
SO worth.
Lucclia Stokes beat Hnttie Mayo: $3.50
John Wilkes assa ultcd Elina Wright and
was ASSESSED $40.
George Booker beat Cora Jackson, and
he is now shy $40.
Melvin Goodman jumped on Lizzie VIII
Hams and paid $3.50.
WIFE She did not appear. and he said
she fell and hurt herself. He was put
under bonds for thirty days.
]. II. Starke was sent TO the rock pile
for thirty days for begging on the street
Jeremiah Jones paid $3.50 because he
was caught shooting craps. E
Thirteen negroes were caught playing
a game OF Skin in house on Brook
Avenue. and each one was fined $3.50
The case OF w. r. Lauhorn was called
again. and he was given six months In
two cases Of watch stealing, making two
years in all. There are a number OF other
cases against him. but they will be al
lowed to reLt. He represented the Rich,
rrond Specially Company and pawned
twenty-five watches belonging to that
concern, aseg+5f @5itsl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
Building Up Grove Avenue.

There are indications that the building
activity, which began to be noticed on
Grove Avenue early In tho year VIII con-
tnue and Increase, Nearly an .entIro
square has been built up from Park to
Meadow, Streets and It 'is reported that the
square from Elm to Cedar will be treated
On On the corner H Of !, Cedar e5n Mr., F. Il,
self and will build six modern dwellings
adjoining. while Mr.. II, s., Winston will
Pleted and moved into hs handsome house
between Elm and Strawberry, as has Mr..
3, u. Monsell, also, on the corner OF
Strawberry, Rev, l., NJ. MERGERS, on the
corner Of Sycamore Is nearing completion
Is is ALSO Gas Superintendent Knowles,
lor's,
Mrs, Kuhn has Just begun, to build next
Elm, There arc ,rumora Of other building
operations to be begun In the near future,
attractive drive out Of the West End and
" built up, II building continues Attic
same rate, In year or two the appear
transformed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
5a1;,m ount Hews.

IA very pretty Surprise" wedding took
evening at o'clock, when Mr.. Lem
~ 3 Jones' ords sa f The The at.n asF u M 4S
young couple TO marry was known only
to a few and the announcement Of their
marriage win come as a surprise to their
large circle Of friends. Mr.. Earnest Jor-
while Mrs. Earnest .Jordon attended tho
bride as matron OF honor, Rev. Mr..
Babcock In his own happy style spoke
tor receiving tho congratulations OF all
P futnre home. at No, Ills North twenty
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Teagle have re-
turned homo from a trip to the ,seashore,
Mrs. B. G. E,rstow and children have
returned home from Gloucester county.
wars the 'I Guests 81 Miss opheia FORE Tor
q few days during the last week.
Miss Annie Jones and nephew, Stewart
Morris and niece. Annie May Morris, are
Mrs. Henry Hachler and daughters, Miss
es Susie and AVIS have returned home
from a very delightful stay OF several
weeks n tse ,n mognts,ns' . nd Mr. Rpnna
England, who have been Visiting Mrs; J !.
T England, on the Turnpike. have left
for their homo in Baltimore,
NJ h ssee WE hfs 0s gereeYu Is
now somewhat improved,
Mr.. and Mrs, While 0yerby and little
son. Julian, are n bIckingHham county.
/ Hiss Susie Taylor, OF Howard's Grove
HIil, is having q lawn party for the
ben,e,nt OF the Chslsea H'll Methodist
Misses Matte and Bessie Parrish have
left Tor Augusta county, to visit relatives
Mrs. Lewis G. Smith end iittl ESQ son ac-
companied the MIsses raFs snn nT9 a,
Carter have gone to Cincinnati to spend
Mis- Miss Annie Freeman Is quite, sick at
II Iittie Miss Oracle Miller has returned
home from pleasant Visit to relatives In
Not t, .S' county and Grove va. y
Mrs Mary Sore !, w! ieaYe n few
wifi be the guest Of Mr. and Mrs, J. II.
sgMas ss. george Collins is very much In,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
Captain of Chinese Cruiser
Lost With His Vessel.
SUNK BY MAIL STEAMER
Empress Of lndl1,a Canadian Pacific
rairood Steamer, Saved no Of
Cruisers Crew After Impact
Which Sent Her to BottoH

A HONG KONG. Aug. 1S.--rhc Canadian
Pacific Rnllroad steamer Empress OF
India from Vancouver. 4. c.. July 9th.
and iok ohuma, August 10th, for Hong
Kong, collded near this port to-day
with the Chinese cruiser Huang Tai. The
warshlp sank an hour after the collision.
The Empress Of India saved 10 OF the
crew OF the cruiser. The captain OF the
Nunng Tai, who refused to leave his
ship. and thirteen OF her crew. were
drowned The Empress OF India was
badly damaged nmldshps
The Hunng Tai was n tender to tho
naval engineering college Of tho South
ern Chinese squadron at Marking. she
wns OF 2,1lo tons displacement. 2Go icet
long. had &c feet beam and drew 20 feet
OF water. The cruiser was built IN Eng
land She had complement Of 300 men.
The IImprcss OF india. also constructed
IN England, Is one OF the finest vessels
OF the Canadian Pacific Railroad Com
pany SIZE is 44o feet long and Is over
5000 tons net register. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
Chestnut It'll and
HIgAlana Park
Observation-Disclosures

Mrs. Horace stIllwill and little son.
Rahmson, OF Savannah. Ca. are. the
guests Of tho formers sister, Mrs. s. w.
Miss Elise Young. who has for the past
two weeks boon the guest Of her friend.
Miss Mildred Clarke, OF Third Avenue, has
after a delightful Visit returned to her
Miss Thelma Livesay. Of Richmond, Is
visiting relatives on the hill. 9t
There VII be no Thursday evening SER
Rev. =. X. Walthall
Mr. Thomas and Mr.. vauclain have re-
turned ne 1- home :, after stay Of few days
Mrs. Atkins and three children. Misses
Florence. Chinstine and Master John At
kins. OF Baltimore. are visiting Mrs. Neu-
Miss Bertha Marshall. who has for sew
eral days past been quite sick. IS some
what I'm proved. ~ 34s
10 spand sr short e Wits WITH r ehNi onS
friends In Richmond.
Mr.. William Holiday and son. Percy,
left Thursday to visit relatives in Rapi-
Mrs. Bertha williams Of Savannah.
Ga.. Is visiting her daughter, Mrs sanTuel
Miss Josie Balentine. OF Richmond. has
returned home after short stay with
Mrs. Thomas J.. Whiting.
Miss Leila wingfed. OF Highland Park.
DAYS with relatives in Ashland
Miss Emma BEDFORD, OF Richmond. who
has been visiting Mrs. Charles L.. Eu-
fs Has tsenra aad he SON. Hugh who
Virginia Beach. left there Monday for
weeks visit to relatives IN -, Ash 81 Lane
been the, guest OF his sister. Mrs. Joseph
P. Fourqurean. Of Chestnut Hill. left for
home Friday.
after a visit to her cousin. Mrs. Charles
l.. Eubank.
! Miss Belle Powell. who has been quite
sick. for the pas. month. is slowly i'm
M. Mrs. Frank Rennie left this morning to
visit relatives In New Kent. ~ .s.its5. I. IA
Mr.. William Price. Of 1W vater .S:
guest OF his sister Mrs. Goodwin.
Miss Viola Cleaton who has been visit
Ing relatives In Dinwiddie county has re-
Mrs. Warmer. Of crewe. is the guest
Of her daughter. Mrs. Mason. OF High
land Park.
Ing Miss Carrie Todd for the past month.
has returned to Staunton. s.s i.
Mr.. John Davis, Of Highland Park. vii
leave to-day for keswick. where ne Will
spend several months.
land Park, after visit to relatives IN
Powhatan county. asss
after a delightful visit to South Carolina.
Mrs. Mile Gray and Children. Lille
and Fannie. who have been visiting rela-
tives In Augusta county for several weeks
have returned home.
Mrs. William spratley. OF Highland
Park. who has been very Ill Is somewhat
IN. Miss Gladys Mcdowell. OF East Rich.
mond has been visiting her aunt. Mrs
Charles Lambert.
Miss Maggie Kerhy and Miss Sarah
Brooks will spend several weeks with rel
ntives in Amherst county.
n Mr.. William Moore left Monday for a
business trip to KesTiek' , Snty., -, !.
spen send some time with relatives in Han
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Scott and chl-s
dren are visiting in King William county.
4 Mr.. Frank Rennie has returned home
after visit to friends In Hanover coun-
airs. William H. Holiday, who was
very badly hurt, at Rapdan, Va. IN
runaway accident, Is slowly recovering.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
Carton Heights.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mrs. J.H. @ Bannon and daughter.
visit to friends in Sussex county.
conduct services at the Baptist Church
tonight
MIR. and Mrs, Walter c. crenshaw have
Miss Nettio Gibbs has returned to Bote-
Gq qs e09nt EEe efss S o NJ Far and
Mrs. ": =. Ragland and daughter, Mis-,
Natural Bridge to be gone several days
Miss Mollis Duval has left for Camp
Haley Springs to spend a month with
friends.
Mrs. r. Kastelburs has returned home
from months visit to friends In the
mountains OF Virginia
Miss McMurraen. Of Newport, New, News. Is
Mr.. Bruce Harvey has left for Keys
MIR. Willie 3Drumeler has returned home
from a trip to West Point.
Clements left Sunday night to spend their
vacation in Cincinnati. Dayton and Co
Mr.. George johnson. OF Norfolk, Is the
guest Of Mr.. Alfred Jones OF Brookland
MIR. John l.. Drumeller and family
have left for ten-days' outing at West
Mr. James P. Parkinson. OF New York.
who has been Waiting Mr.. John G. VII.
son. near the Seminary, has returned
home. ! -.
Ting her friend Mrs II. ". Dave
MI. Walter Kidwell has left for irwin.
Va. f..5 g
Miss Julia Hofstetter. who has been
visiting her aunt; Mrs. Thomas fariey'
Mrs. g. r. Cullen and daughter. Miss
Jennie, have left for Bedford city.
Miss May Dabney has left for Forest.
Miss EIiz. Lord, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scott, has returned
to Hazelton. Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
STRICKEN WHILE
HIS CHILD LAY DEAD

Many are sorry to learn. through Mr..
A. J. Chewing, who has just returned
from Clifton Forge. OF the sal aflcticn
OF Mr.. j. c. Carpenter In the death Of his
unusually bright little boy. AlEurr. five
years old, which occurred last Saturday.
While Mr.. Carpenter was at home await
Ing the end OF his little boy. rs .n,nself
was stricken with paralysis In his .lght
arm and leg. and but for prompt attention
by his family physician. who was IN she
house with him al the time. 1t would have
been serious case with him. AS 1t Is,
he will likely recover In n week or two.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
GAS in
THE CITY HALL HI !,
Leakage Discovered in the
Old Pipe Beneath the
Basement Floors.

All the gas pipes and fixtures at the
City Hall are to be overhauled
For many months there has been a. big
leakage at that place. This has been
particularly apparent in the basement and
on the first floor.
The gas Office now has its men hunting
for the leaks. and Inspector Shelton is
satisfied that they come entirely from
tho basement floor,
Under that floor there are many pipes
that have been there for years. and that
have, in the opinion Of the ga. depart
ment men. been eaten away through cleo
t-olysis and other phenomena. There Is
no leakage. 80 far rs has been discovered,
until after the gas passes the meters,
and the plan for stopping this leakage. as
suggested BY Mr.. Shelton, is to disconnect
the pipes under the basement floor from
the meters. leave them there. and connect
the lights above by an entirely new ar
arrangement. ,tt+. is
~ This will do away with the necessity OF
tearing up the fioorrand walls. and will
put the gas supply In the City Hall upon
an up-to-date basis and stop the Leak
age.
3 THE City Eng lneer's5 department will
take the matter In hand at once, and the
evil will be remedied before the winter
season, when gas Is extensively used at
the City iHall.YsF.'s SAT-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
OmciaI Explain alton.
ny Associated press0

2 e MONTREAL. Aug. 1s.--In an official
explanation Of the collision between the
steamer Emptess OF India and the Chi
nesc cruiser Huang Tai. the Canadian
Pacific Railway officials say the two
vessels were running parallel courses
about midnight when. without warning,
tie captain OF the Chinese cruiser sud
denly tried to cross the bow of the En-
press OF India. The lattcr's captain I'm :
mcdintcly rnanocuvrcd so that the col
lision. which he knew would be the re-
suit. should be o glancng one The bow
OF the cruiser slid along the side OF the
Empress. but the starboard propeller Of
the Empress caught the cruiser and In
turcd her so seriously that she sank in
"a few minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
What Kansas ;PIoughing Did.

Summer ploughing seems to have done
n great deal toward settling the hot-wind
problem in Kansas million acres Of
over NO loads them with moisture that
the oid-time "hot" wind Is impossible
Topeka Herald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
MRS. T. w. DOSWELL'S
END NEAR AT HAND

4 private MESA sc last night stated that
Mrs, Thomas w. boswell was in eXtremis
1t her homo, near Charlottesville. aud
that all of her children nre with her
Mrs, boswell Is the widow of Major Dos.
we'll who was SO widely known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
The Real Street-Car Hog.

The street-car hog in Memphis is not
the end seat man. but the fellow who
crosses his legs and extends his feet
ncross the aisle. or. turning sideways.
sticks them into his neighbours space, af-
tent!mes brushing his neighbours trousers
Herewith. There are number Of people
in this town who ought to be sent to some
school where they could learn how 10 SIT
properly and otherwise behave themselves
In street cnrs.-Memphls Commerclal-Ap-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
SOFT, GLOSSY HAIR.
1t Can Only Re Had Where There ls No
#H&3 Dandruff,

Any man or woman who wants soft,
which causes falling hair, Since II has
become known that dandrlff is germ
disease. the old hair preparations that
were mostly scalp irritants have been
abandoned, and the public, BARRIERS and
doctors included, have taken to using
Newbro's Herplclde, the only hair pre-
paration that kills the dandruff germ.
piclde not only cleanses the scalp from
dandruff and prevents the hair falling
out but promotes new growth, Her-
picide keeps my hair very glossy. Sold
by leading druggists, Send Toe. In stamps
for sample to The Herplcide Co., Do
tro!t Mich. Owens & Minor Drug Co..,
Special Agent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
Graves No Southern Spokesman.

1t is necessary that the nation be made
to understand that the South does not
hold with John Temple Graves. and that
his speech at Chautauqua fails to yolc"
with Mr.. Graves then her representa- lives
must speak those sentiments before Con-
gross. We cannot escape a responsibility
BY ignoring 1t.-Florida Tlnes-Union.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
As to William n. Taft.

The plain fact is that William n TAFT
Is man of presidential Size But the
cason. and the new experience that Judge
TAFT would get In two or three years at
the War Department and IN the Caoinet
the country later on.-Hartford Courant