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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-09-29
MOCK WAR.
Troops Gather at West Point, KY, for

ToCpS NdCfItT dt VCSt FUIIt, N.Y., TOT
Maneuvers.
Camp Young, West Point, KY, Sept
2S.-The first real work of the troops
assembled for the combined maneuv
ers began today. The work centered
on the solution of the various prob.
lens which confront the advance and
rear guards of an army in the neigh
horhood of the enemy in time of war
The conditions are made to simulate
those of actual warfare as nearly as
possible. About 2,400 regular troops
participated.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-09-29
NEARLY 100000.
Dividends Paid by Illinois Central Dur
ing Past Year.

Chicago, Sept. 2S.-The annual re.
port of the Illinois Central issued to.
day shows total net income after
paying the operating expenses of $685..
S35, 800 taxes, interest on funded debt
and bonds were drawn under the sink
ing fund. The rent of subsidiary rail,
roads was about S10,729,4O There
was paid in dividends $5,702,400 Bet
terments costing S4SS1,3 800 were made
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-09-29
FIRE CAUSES BIG DAMAGE.
varnish Factory in Chicago Nearl,
Consumed-Loss, $35O,OOO.

consumed-Loss, $35o,0oo.
Chicago, Sept 2S.-The factory of
the Standard Varnish Co., was nearly
consumed by fire today entailing loss
of $350,000.
The members of two whole fire COM
panies had a narrow escape from
death by injury from exploding bar
rels of oils and varnish and the fall
ing walls. Several firemen We're pain
fully hurt.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-09-29
LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON.
President Roosevelt Finishes summel
Vacation at Oyster Bay.

Oyster Bay, Sept. 2s.-President
Roosevelt left Oyster Bay on his re-
turn to Washington at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-09-29
RECEIVER APPOINTED.

Philadelphia Man Takes Charge of
500 company's Affairs.
New Haven, Conn. Sept. 2s.-John
G. Garruth of Philadelphia, president
of the International Title & Trust Co.,
was today appointed receiver for the
Consolidated Lake Superior Co. His
bond was placed at $4,000.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-09-29
TEN ARE HURT.
Gable Train Wrecked in Chicago This
Nfornir1u.

Morning.
Chicago. Sept. 2S-Ten persons We're
injured twelve seriously in an acci-
dent today on the Halstead street ca
BILE line. A train ran away and for
two blocks imperiled many persons. 1t
is said new gripman was in charge.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-09-29
Local Weather.

9 O'Clock last night .5S.
/ o'clock this morning -. a....52
2 o'clock this afternoon y. j. -. rs
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-09-29
DIES IN JAPAN.
Commander E. M. Hughes Passes
Away at Yokohama.

Washington. Sept. 2S.-Rear Admi-
raj Cooper, commanding the northern
squadron of the Asiatic meet, has ad-
vised the navy department of the
death at the Yokohama hospital Of
Commander E. M. Hughes of the gun
boat Annapolis.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-09-29
M'eovERN AND 'RYALL SPAR.
Six Rounds Witnessed by Phladel.
phia Athletic Club.

Philadelphia, Pa. Sept. 2S.-Terry
McGovern and Lou Ryall local
fighter, spared six rounds Saturday
night at the National Athletic club
McGovern was unable to knock his op-
ponent out, although Ryall was foored
several times.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-09-29
THE WEATHER

Iowa--Fair and warmer tonight;
Tuesday partly cloudy, warmer in
east portion. Possibly showers in the
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-09-29
PIONEER DIES.

John r. Rollins, Among Des Moines'
Old Citizens Passes Away.
Des Moines, Sept. 2S.-John r. Rol,
lins, for many years one of the most
prominent business men of Des Moines
and an honored pioneer settler died
last night at his nome from an attack
of paralysis which came upon him in
the morning.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-09-29
MRS. DAVIS Better.

Widow of Confederate President May
Recover.
Buffalo, N. Y. Sept. 2s. The condi.
ton OF Mrs. Jefferson Davis today is
much improved
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-09-29
Complaints of Unions.

"The unions consider these require
ments will mean 10 per cent extra
work for the men, aside from threat
ening reduction in the total number of
men to be employed Union leaders
declare that as things now are the
men have to work under high pres
sure to turn out the amount of work
expected. They pointed out that a
slight increase in wages would not
counterbalance the 10 per cent greater,
burden OF labor
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-09-29

Continued on Page %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
old LAGOS EQUAL A
COMING TOY. M. GA. ].
Miss Ida Bentley. the the Story
tellerthere To-m orroWNlphrt,

Miss Bentley, at the =. M, c. a. to-mor-
row night. Miss Ida Bentley the great
story teller, who viii appear on theAs.
iaootatdon course at tie Y. M. G, A. Hail
tomorrow night. Is one OF the most
prominent characters on the Lyce UNI m
PLATFORM to-day. u!
In fact hundreds say she has no equal,
IN speaking Of her work N the chicago
Tribune Miss Bentley says:
II don't condense novels. said Miss
Bentley. That's not my method.f am
not a tearer down but builder up. !
feel as II I were the recrentor OF the
novel. Ny first step In the study for q
public reading is to make the authors
work min TO so take possession OF
story and to have It take possession OF
me i road and re read 1t. do not know
how many times I do this, perhaps
hundred, 7 have spent five or six years
on my great books, Les Miserables, :"
5''-Ta ale OF two Cities" etc. ~ ts{
5ss'Whle studying Job--my latest book
i realized that 1t Is the story Of a man
who lost faith In God and got 1t back
again, This Is my skeleton upon which
to build, / take from the Book OF Job
the material necessary to I'll II out my
skeleton and to complete the man that /
want to say and all It Is necessary to
say to picture the Idea.
IT simply study the book--n OF the opin-
ion OF some one else concerning It.. When
I feel that have living creature r
am ready to present It. 81 N
lt y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
n. F.& s sssx Z se. essssr! sta.

Trains Leave Richmond n orthwar sss
ass a.. MI, a daily gS Byrd ST. Through.
az da,Ily M Ma g. g.. nhTSnah
Pullman Cars. a a 81 n; A "a 81 3s
Through All Pullman Cars: . & b a
7:l5 ~ week days. Elba. Ashland 49,
s;sS y. ~. Sunday only. BYRD a. e.
$40 a. nj, week days. gryd g. TEhrouEn.SS
t4:oo s.. M - Week 1days.,Byrd 81. Fred,S
ericksburg accomm ida tion x ssId9
4 Sos R r.. M. daily, Main st. Through
e:25 p. M, We elk days. Ashland 90
,i rs VIZ, sy:e b sE F1sSsSlsas
a Tsa,ns ArrI9e Rich wr.rd. s
$40 n week days Elba- ~ ae.
I 500 IA. M" daily, Byrd I, 81. Throush.
1926 IA M. J, week days. Byrd St. Ered<s
y er!cksburg ccornmod alton. . y,
's R daia say Main yfd &.
s:oo r week days. Biba. Ashland 80 Ia
sS DAILY aaiIy R ggysd 81 g. TTssT rSSsss;
1925 p. M. & daily, Main ST. Throug h.S All
8 g Weak days 4 = NIB.
..l11:4e P.SMs week days Byrd 81. Through,
Sleeping OF Parlor, Cars
on all trains excent local ,aGGommod atien 1
Gen'l Mani Asst Gen'l Mari Traf Mani
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
CAROLINA WEDDINGS
Beautiful Church Ceremony at Whit
akers at High Noon. 3
4 fSpecial TO The Times.Dispatch.

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch
{ GREENSBORO, N. c., March Pa
beautiful marriage was solomnized at
the Methodist Protestant Church at
3Whltakers at high noon Tuesday. Miss
elizabeth Adallno Braswell, tho lovely
daughter OF Mr.. md Mrs. Joseph W.
Braswell, was united in the bonds 81
Ematrimony to Mr.. uthers r. Mills. sll-
Iperintendent Of tho Scotland Neck Knit
ting Mills. Rev "A. J. Moore oftlcated.
Miss Effle Bobbit skilfully presided at
the organ, and the bridal party was
preceded by little Miss Margaret Bras.
well and Master Henry Cutchin with a
silver waiter containing the marriage
license. Miss Mary Leo Joyner, OF
Greensboro. was maid Of honor, attended
by Miss Anna Mills. o Wake forest,
and Mr.. Il. A. Braswell Of Whitakers
The ushers we're Messrs. j. 8, Johnson
II. s. IIyman and Fl Mcdowell. OF Whit.
akers, and p. Kitchen. OF Scotland Neck
After the ceremony an elegant luncheon
was served at the home OF the bride.
when the happy couple left Tor y Scot IT.
At High Point Esday night at Q
O'Clock. at the h6#sjS Of the brides
mother Mrs, NJ, g. %Soker, Mr.. Fred,
Jones and Miss Flossie Booker were mar
tried, Rev, a. s. Caldwell officiating, Mr.,
q. M, Jones, OF Kinston brother OF the
groom, was bestS man, and Miss Minnie
Lumsden, OF Raleigh, was maid Of honor,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
/ PEOPLE E !: !. / J. IN
CHARiL,.O|||'1|'l'E|: },
II $500. s
During 8Lenton Season There 9
Are Many Pleasures.
AT ELIZABETH COLLEGE.
The Students Recital Was q Most En-
joyabls AtFair--The sorosis Book
Club Were Most Pleasantly
"a Entertained. N
AT ELIZABETH COLLIE E
1sr.,,., e n. r n y. .Disps lei.

lSpeciai 10 The Times .Dispstch., si VI
CHARLOTTE. N. c. I, March 2s.-The
students recital At Elizabeth College
Monday night va enjoyed BY g large
number OF Charlotte people. The pro-
srAmmo was an excellent one.
Tho Electric Book Club met with Mrs.
John W. Miller Tuesday afternoon at !
D clock. AK D. q e II 4.
AZ q meeting held In ths rooms OF the
Young Wonen's Christian Association y
Monday afternoon. an interesting tax
was made by Mrs. Mason, and q. SOLO ex-
cellently sung by Miss May Courtney
Oates. IN IN ZIG NJ 81 z 4s5 \.
RI Tho eorosis Book Club were pleasantly
enter tained BY Mrs. Breward Springs, Ct
her home In Dilworth on Wednesday az az
ternoon. s5 ;;iSs IA y M Si is
Mrs. M. IN Brady has rented the hand 'tl',
some new residence OF DR.. II. Ca H ender--.
son on Eighth Street, and Will open
an p-to-date boarding house the FIRST
Of the month. s .Ii}i Sfs.i @
Mr.. r. W. eu1ih received his commits
sion as postmaster on Tuesday and Will
take charge OF the postoff1ce .Aprlllst.
AT the meeting Of the MecklenburS
Presbytery Tuesday. the pastoral rela-
tions between Rev. g. T. Thompson ana
Sharon PRESBYTERIAN church were dis
solved. sg MI. Thompson has accepted q
cali at Taleguah. Indian Territory, where
ne has three sons prosperously located.
The people OF Sharon dislike very much
to give up Mr.. Thompson. He has been
pastor OF the church for4athe past six
years and every one in Sharon township
likes him. Recently he was elected
cha plain OF the Mecklenburg Confederate
Camp and the old veterans are very
much grioyed that he Is to leave. @
While It Isl hardly possible that Char
lotte will get union depot, It is an as
sured fact that the depot will be greatly
Colonel Andrews was here
Monday with architect Milburn for
the purpose OF taking up the matter OF a
new depot. He doesn't think the propo-3
stionT as practicable FOR a union stat on.
as there Is not land enough for sufficient
tracks for his present business. and that.
there is no proper location here. central
to all points, which would afford enough
space for the tracks OF both the Seaboard
and the Southern Railway.
Mr.. WI. 81 Lazeuby the contractor
who Is building the Carnegie Library.
states that the library will be ready for
occupancy on April the 18th. 8
The Ladies' Crittenton Circle met We'd
nesday afternoon Mt the Tyron Street
NJ ethodlst church. Al
& DR.. Harverton. pastor Of the First Pres
byterian church OF this city, began a
Ttwo-weeks meeting lost Sunday. l,
It Is understood that the Allen Hard
ware Company. will shortly take an an-
Stomobile agency In this city. @ \;
The county has over 120 miles OF ma
.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
RALEIGH HAS
WEDDINGS d OCOME
Several Inter stlng Announce,
ments In Reg ard toSM I i
! riages After Easter.
fspeclal e ne rIme.. B 4 s

Especial Inc
RALEIGH, N. c., March 28.--Tho RAJ
leigh Chapter OF King Daughters are
preparing to send an unusually large
delegation 70 the State convention. which
convenes at Salisbury April 2eth and S0th.s
1t is expected that action will be taken
looking to the esta bllshment Of a refor-
matory for young criminals. to be con-I
Quoted under the patronage OF the,
State u the institution to be paid for the
custody OF the prisoners committed to-
their re. The officers OF the State con-
ventlon are Mrs. w. H. 8. Burgwyna
Weldon, leader North Carolina branch;'
Mrs. +. "A. Odds. Raleigh State record
Ing secretary. The Salisbury officers and
officers al large are Mrs. J. p. Council.
leaders; Mrs. n. p Murphy, secretary;
Mrs. Lizzie Martin, treasurer; Mrs. l.
C. Davis, rev York, national leader.
ss The Agricultural and Mechanical Coll
&lege Dramatic Club, assisted by a num-
Der OF Raleigh ladies. most gifted In the
fistrionfc art. are rehearsing diligently
for the presentation on Easter Monday
night OF She Stops to Conquer. The
society folk Of Raleigh are looking for
ward wlthsmuch interest to this event.
s Friends here have received invitations.
to the marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Cam
3cron Taylor to Mr.. Thomas Edgar
Cheek on Thursday evening, April 9Th
at Durham. i sa III. .ss
# Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Mary Lucas White, OF this city, to Rev.
"A. Wilson Setger. OF Morehead City. The
ceremony will be in Tabernacle Baptist
Church, April 7th.
< "A notable event during the past week
was a coffee social given at st. Luke's
Home for Old Ladies' under the auspices
OF the ladies Of st. Lukes Circle, Kings
Daughters. A programme OF music. re-:
citations, ETC., was rendered and the at
tendance was very large, resulting IN
quite a credltabl sum OF money for the
benefit Of the institution. If sssa
AT TaTboro last Wednesday M Car
land Scott ucker. OF this city. and Miss
%Toler Moore, OF Tarboro. q were united in!
marriage Sin the Methodist Episcopal
Church Mr. Tucker Is the principal
owner OF one OF Raleigh s slargest fur
niture stores. as5
IT is announced that Miss Mary Seaton
Hay and Mr.. William Branch Jones Will
be married in Christ's Church April I'D
This will be one OF tho most fashionable
after-Ient weddings in Raleigh. Miss
Hay is q daughter OF Mr., y !. Hay,
and is one OF the most popular young Ia
dies In aleigh, while Mr.. Jones Is one
OF the A brightest young attorneys here
being a son OF Mr.. Armst cad Jones, with
whom he is associated In law practice.
Is There will be Several other announ ce-$
i1nents OF fashionable weddings very soon,
ali to take place during April and early
Nav .l 80 K iS55f3 .fls ~ i{s 4E S$ft$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
N 81 = NoIfa|k;sssM estsnt
5LEAYD }RIcHMoNps \ s

35 LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
900 Al M, NC RFoLK LIMITED; Ar
sriyes orfolk, II 70 A. N: Stops only at
S1 800 "a NJ cHIGAGo s'EXPRMss. Buffet
iParlorS Car, Petersburg to sLynchburg and
Roanoke. Pullman sleepers Roanoke ITO
Columbus Bllefeld ,to
Chattanooga and SMemp his. .sslE
.n12;2o II. NJ. .RpANoKH !, ,E . fos
s:99 S } y !, sTI g LIMIE] I
with s. eaimeregto Boston. Proyid ence.T New
e SaS r NJ. Norfok and Iii IFS stations
east Of Petersburg 4, =, y, u, & :, 7, !,
1fN II Pa Mf : Ne Ss
.Lynchburg, lsS Peters burg to R9anpke;S
New Orleans. Cafe Dining Car.
Trains arrive, from the West :sS 2; A3IMI:i
"A. Nd. y II: AZ "a. NJ. and $50 P. NJ 3s
ofEjae BNBgpT 81 East y H. st5sitn
Gen. Pass. Aren't. Dis. Pass, a Aent..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
Il pDR Box-s BOXES FOR y5.
h POLK MILLER DRUG co. +.
ssl East Main Street.
polk MlLLER.c LEMAN{ CO.,
First and Broad SITS.

cadamized roads. and expects to use
many automobiles sooner or later.
Music lovers had quite treat in the
sacred concert which was given at the
Second Presbyterian church Thursday
night. Dr.. Fisher presided at the organ.
and well-known Charlotte artists took
part. ias 55$ NJ n M y. 5.
Captain p. M. Id Barron Of the United
states Marine Corps, has arrived in the
city from Greensboro w Wednesday, ana Will
open marine recruiting station here.
The Bostonians presented Robin Hood
at the Academy Tuesday night to one OF
the largest audiences Of the season. Char
lotto people were delighted with the
clever work of the Bostonians.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
8lNSLON|D o
movements Of Society People Known u r
.3:. Leesburg ii

Movements Of Society People Known IL
S5 4; 4. III Leesburg. 3is
M Special to .T1,s Timos Dispatch.)
LDEsBURG, VA, March q Miss q
Katherine Powell returned on Thursday
last from delightful visit to New Or
leans, where she attended the carnival.
Mr.. William H. Saunders. Of Washing
ton, formerly Of Leesburg. has been
elected frst Vice president Of the Amerl-
can National Bank. OF that city. OF which
Colonel Robert NJ. Harper is president.
u,1r. Earl Turner is spending few days
with his sister. Mrs. j. E. Mop herson. Of
this place. Mr., p1rner has resigned from
the management Of the Mecklenburg
Hotel and 6anltarium at Chase City, to
accept the management OF the Atlantic
Hotel at Morehead City, N \!
III Miss Pearl Osborne, Of Bluemont, has
returned to her home, g Lon Q Oak" after
a delightful visit to 4 Kentucky and
Tennessee. s s55}
Miss Laura Tavenner Of Hamilton, has
returned home after an extended visit to
her sister, Mrs. n. "A Callow, at Cations
vile, Md. 8 If
Miss Frances Adams, Of this county.
has returned home, after spending the
winter with relatives in New 7 ork{ and
other northern cities. .5s @
Miss Mabel Wilmarth, Of Washington.
is the guest OF the Misses Alexaid or.
81 The Rev Pollock Gilmore, Of Bristol,
Tenn, !, has been visiting. relatiyes In
SLeesburg. e 35siS is
Fl Mr.. e. B. White, whose new hons, at
Selma" will soon be completed,#1s un-
derstood to have leased I'M eadowbrook "
where he now resides, to Mr.. r. r.
v Satterlee, IS n 4.
Mr. Arthur Chichester, OF Bryn Mawr,
Pa, has been visiting his parents, Cap
tain and Mrs. "a. M. Chichester, near
Leesburg.
IA Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Rust. Of Pueblo,
CAL, are visiting Mrs. T. w. Edwards.
The Catoctin Farmers Club. Of this
county, Is the Oldest organization OF this
kind in the United States. Organized In
1883 (, It is now about thirty five years
old. NJ s. 25s8 u! & :i{g Is n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
At THE MEcKLENBEUR0.
Many Well Known Richmond Pepole at
the Splendid New II ostelry.
especial to Tho Times. Dispatch. )

Especial to Tho Timed. Dispatch
CHASE CITY. VA, March 2s.-Mlss
Mary Jones. who has been spending the
winter at the Jefferson. is at the Neck
lenburg, and has carried OF all the prizes
at bridge whist. Mrs. Guest, Miss joined
and DR.. Mebane are bridge whist en-
thusiasts. All ts4 Al
Mr.. " s.. McCannon. OF New York,
came here from Palm Beach to drink
the lithia water. 81 IS
Miss Eleanor Hall, OF RidgeAeld N, u;
Mrs. Theodore A. Page. of Oswego. N.
"; Misses Dayton. OF Glen Ridge. N. j.,
after flying visit to Pinehurst. have
returned, and find the climate more favor.
able here
Mrs, Dr. Mebane, of Spray. N O., Is
considerably Improved since her arrival,
Mr. John r, Guy and Mr.. Clifford
Miller, OF Richmond, have been up on q
short visit. L Ell ,y s55i
@ Mr.. y. r. Gordon, OF Richmond. who
spent some time here. returned to-day,
accompanied by Mrs. 9. p. Whltlock, OF
Richmond. gt3
Mr.. and Mrs sanderson, Of New York,
wore SO much delighted that they ex-
6pect to bring with them next fall q
hunting party, IL
Yesterday there was large euohrsl
party, in which Mr.. ]. r, Gordon w9a The
gertleman's prize and Miss May Jones I
the lady's prize an
Major and Mrs. W. A. Anderson. OF
Richmond, are at the Mecklenburg. Mrs,
tAnderson{is never seen without her rains
bow knitting.
n Miss Ruth Dayton Is an excellent ping
pong player. Lt5
n Captain John A. Coke and Mrs, Coke,
or Richmond after q weeks soJourn. left
Friday for a visit to Mrs, T, D. Jeffress,
OF Chase City, who Ia q sister OF Mrs.
Coke. They were greatly improved and
we'll pleased with the place,
Next week the guests contemplate
having q fishing party With ashcake and
jbuttermllk luncheon, plng-pong tourna-
ment and bridge and duplicate whist,
All on the shady banks Of the nearby
creek, IL the weather permits, ma
Mrs. r. w, Powers, OF Richmond, con-
tInucs to improve, E
Mrs, Thomas F. Jeffress. Of Richmond,
Is stlll at the hotel.
Mr.. John w, Gordon and daughter, OF
Richmond. are expected next week, A8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
SOUTHERN Rail WAY.

k SCHEDULE m EFFECT FEB. 8, 19o1. "
4 TRAINS LEAVE R1OHKoN0
3 7:0o a. M-Daily. e oca1 for Charlotte;
1850 p. M-Daily: Limited Buffet Pull
Orleans. Memphis Chat anoo ga and all
u e:oo ~ MEX. Sunday. Keysville Iocal,s
Ii is III M.-Daily..3@7ag} Limited PullmnKi
ready s:sc r. af e., lt re South
1hs route r Ralt Tim a1d
Nj. "a Mono day, wv ednesd az and Friday.
500 "a; M-Except Sunday Local mixed
2:l5 81. M.-Locai.. ny Monday, W ednssdaIs
L and Friday. for w est P oint. 3sS g.
NJ Point, connecting with ST amers for BallS
timore and river landings MondaYsss
Il Wednesdays and Fridays. y ;;sS
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
i 6:b5 "a. NJ and g rs 8. Ms rom all thu
g5 South III rs
3:25 r.. M. Ap
II $40 "A. M.-From Keysville. n
4 9:15 AZ NIB altimore and West Point. SSY3
$50 p M.--From est Point :.s . J, Is,
"A q, W. wv EsTRURY,DP AZ RI ch mond- ,Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
'S|I.C|NF''THE.P| PLEDGE | ! !. ] I
3,s iiYou viii, But That
+ D'tSCQll DfQQkelQssslI

Drunkenness 10 IA disease aud ls %. feeokss
conditio, 81 tie orgabs Of the body and gshs
abnormal state q ihe reeves Of the stotna ,ss
Oan IIE viii Posltl,slZ, da.t5oy all CRY g.
P sSS ~ YTiI g. e.
90 ystsle; sslf nsn .ss
sdotiess And eotoress si,d entirely without BAD
ss sS;fii ass f;s y St rs!.t sas
siotnach AID siyes q hearty appetite aud seod
dissstion. STEADY nerves and . normal ts9ndti;
F FIJI. E fs RtYsR hErU ltSD. We suit.
an,es the he a, y ys,; lJd III. 4IIr Mcs1r
if aoR1fNE'' falls 70 dtptroy all desire Tor
iiquorT sealed BOOKLET mailed FREQ % rsquss ~
rhom!s .Ilcpkns pist Gointnstnsdss ot p tns
scnai Ii vcstsation 6as proven TO- ne that .on.
RiNE cures tho liquor habit tninx a aho ~
tctnperanco organlxA tioue IN the COUNTY snoulo
take Il TN and distribute IT,"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
Beulah School.

n The Roll Of Honor Of Beulah School Is
o. follows:
Claire Alard d1). Lorena Duke,
Arthur Hutchesnn (2), George schurn
Il (2). Matte WHITAKER (23. Mar
tin Whitaker u1). Josie Whitaker cay,
/ Roy Anderson. lberta Bendle (2s), Col
4 die Bailey Q6), Oracle Hughes Co), Jen-
\ hie Horribly (9), Minnie Hutohison dO..
Merle Perkins (lS), Hazel sct,urn (2)''
| Edna leila 90, Dorothy Bauer, teacher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
Mr.. Butler improving,

Mr. Ernest Butler. son Of Mr.. John
Butler of No. bll South Cherry Street,
three weeks. 10 improving under the care.
OF pr, Henson,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

Mrs. WI j. Eskew. who has been visits
Ing her sister, Mrs. Frank 8. Woodson,
at No, 20os Grove Avenue, has returned
to her home In Charleston. w, Va
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For Mrs, Reed.

The 1dmes-D Dispatch has received 90
cents In stamps from ~ Mother" for
Mrs. Daisy Reed, OF Manchester,
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STEAM BOATS.

Leave Richmond daily at F. M, stop:
ping at Newport News In both directions.
Daily except Sunday by G.. and .. Rail
way, 600 "a. M, P. M, 9 a.. M: and 8
r.. NJ. Ny N, and w. B Railway; all lines
connect ut Norfolk with direct steamers
for New York. sailing daily except sun
day. 2 r. NJ. }st5 III n 3g., a 81, q !.
Steamers sail from company's wharf
foot Of Ash street) Rockets.
III d. WALKER, Traf. Man. New York,
-, s 4 u JOHN #. MA FER, Agent
1919 East Main Street. Richmond. Va
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AIR LINE RAILWAY 5SSB
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoND-DAILY.
1928 p. NJ Seaboard Florida Limited u
81 ST. Augustine q. l85
2:lS r. II !. seaboard Mall to Savannah
.Jacksonyille Atlanta and southwsst.R
1888 "A. No Sea board Express to savan-
eI0A M Local for Norlina and Hamlet
TRAINS ARRIVE ICHM0ND-DA1LY.s
$40 a. M, No. 81, from Florida Y 3SS434s Z
4 e:i0 a. M. No 50. from Florida. Atlantis
l:55 II. sM."No. es, from Fl orida, Atlanta
5:l6 II. NJ, from Norlina9 and local points,
SffS CITY TICKWr OFFICE. sS$!S
Phone 45 10o6 East Main at