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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
OUR BEST REFERENCE IS
Not a Dollar Need Be- Paid Until Cured.

On account Of our O0cea being 90
crowded and so many people tuRneA
away the past n0nth, we have decid.
ed again 90 extend 0ur grand 06ef. OF
treatment at 0ne-half our regular fee.
We do this to protect the people and
to convince these who may now DO
treating with incompetent physicians
OF misnaaed specialists. Remember
that during the month We change bat
0ne-half oaf regular fee, which means
that II yol are su2ering from either
c0cele. Hyarecele, SMALL, weakened
Organs or Files, our regular Zee for
either, without c0mplleatlon, - $4,000,
we will cure you for e12.5O and you
pay when cured or any way y0u like.
Failing to make . complete care. We
agree to refund your fee. EXTRA
SPECIAI@C0nfag10us Blo0d Pols0n, In
any stage, cured for $500. All cases
that are accepted by NJ are taken
under . positive guarantee. Our rec.
OPds show that abO1t threc-f0urth0 OF
our patients had been pr0n0anced In.
cuFable by other physicians. We cure
such cases simply because we under.
stand then, 20 II yOu have become
encourages. come to uo and talk It
over. No charge. Call to-day Or to-
nlGht.
We make no charges whatever at our
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personally. Our charges are not only reasoI
We treat every cnse personally. and II 70
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
PITCHING RECORDS.

g. Cincinnati Co. New York 70. Philadelphis Z
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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1903-03-05

At call meeting Of Claiborne camy
No. I67. U. c. ". held at the cour
house. Port Gibson. Miss, March and
1903. the following business was trans
acted:
Prsssnt--R. A. Owen, Commander
]. Mcc. Martin, Root. Watt, L. A
Slmms, f. S. Drake. Fl B. Pegram, Joe
CLARK. T. N. Res. !. G. Spencer, c. c.
cozs, ]. W. Walters, r ]. Smith, A. M.
Annette. W. W. Foster, S. Thrasaer, w
r. Trim, ]. B. Allen.
The executive committee was granted
farther time on the application Of J. n.
Wilson.
A committee Of three was appointed 10
tind out TO whom the Beauvoir Fund
now In the bank should be sent. This
committee consisted OF E. S. Drake, ],
Nee. Martin and ]. B. Allen.
The same COMMITTEES. With Mr.. Fisher,
TO sell the balance Of articles contrib
ulsd TO the Besuvoir Fund now on hand
and the proceeds 10 be applied to the
benefit Of Claiborne Camp. This is with
the consent Of the donors.
The application Of d. v. McAlpIne
was referred to the executive committee
10 report at next meeting.
H. w. Whittsker's application to be-
come a member Of this Camp was favor
ably acted on and his name ordered to
be placed on the rolls.
A committee OF three, consisting OF
r. S. Drake. ]. Nice. MaItin aud ]. G.
Spencer. was sppOinte to select speak
er for Decoration Day, Nav Ist.
The Camp adjourned to meet on the
6rst Monday OF April, the 9Th, at II
o'clock. All members are earnestly re-
quested TO attend. as there will be an an
nual election Of officers aud delegates TO
the New Orleans reunion
r. A. OWEN. Commander.
]. B. ALLEN. Adjutant.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1903-03-05

For q long time the two year old child
of Mr.. P. L. McPberson. So n, Tenth
St., Harrisburg, Pa. wouId sleep but
two or three hours In The early part Of
the night. which made Il very hard for
her parents. Her mother concluded
that the child had stomach trouble. and
gave her half OF one OF chamberlaiu's
Stomach and Liver Tablets, which qulsss
stsd her stomach and she slspt the
whole night through. Two boxes oi
these Tablets havs Elected permanent
curs and shs is nov well and strong.
For sale by Pope Drug Co.. Port Gibson.
and z. D. Barron. Martin, Miles,.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1903-03-05

'Tust Ia the nick of time our little
boy was saved" writes Mrs. w. Watkins
Of Pleasant City. Ohio. "Pueumonia
had played sad havoc with him and q
terrible cough set In besides. Doctors
treated him, but he grew worse every
day. AT length we tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, and our
darling was saved. He's nov sound aud
we'll" Everybody ought to know it's
the only sure cure for Coughs, Colds
and all Lung Diseases. Guaranteed by
]. A. Shreve. DrsgRist. Price soc. and
$I.oo. Trial bottles free.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1903-03-05

1 Ine State Archives have The following
complete muster rolls of Confederate
military companies from Claiborne coun.
lty:
claibOrns cuards-Henry Hughes.
Captain.
FaIrvisw Rifles claiborne Rifes)-
John Taylor Moore. Captain.
Port Gibson RiAss-william c. Nc
Keever, Captain.
Claiborne Ranesrs-T. T. Moore, Cap.
tain.
Co. c. 4th csvAIry-J. NJ. Masrudsr.
Captain.
The giant gourd is domestic necss-
siiv and fully merits its name. Til. di.
ameter Is over three feet aud will hold
two gallsus. In housekeeping Il can be
used for grain and iquids-breadslu uffs
and huidslufs. With proper cultivation
the giant Rourd will increase In size.
Miss Jennie Wilde. the designer OF
the Carnival subjects for each years
New Orleans Msrdi Gras, IL one Of the
best mural artists In the South. She ir
the granddaughter OF the poet. Richard
Henry Wilde whose opening lines, "La.
meut of the Captive. but better known
as
my Life is like a summer rose
That opens to the morning sky
But ere tho shades of evening close
Is scattered on the ground to die"
John Gillespie, the millionaire cotton
planter OF rensas parish. Louisiana, Is
experimenting with italian labor-they
have proved success In sugar Louis
lana, being 6rst used BY Edward ]. Gay
in the Sos. The Italians are clean cul-
tivstors. They like 10 live In commuu-
tiles. or as we call Quarters" and keep
the proverbial goat for their milk diet.
The Southern farm problem will be
solved should they displacs Hams de.
scendanis IL the feecy 6elds.
The McIlhenuYs, the hosts OF Miss
Alice Roosevelt 10 Louisiana, are known
over the civilized world as the makers
OF Tobasco sauce, sometimes called
Ksst Poisf sauce. To digress. Tobasco
sauce really originated With MaunseI
White. a merchant prince OF New Or
leans. John McIlhenuy. q veteran OF
the Rough Rider Regiment In the His
pano.American War, has won fame as
an Alssksn explorer, and Is an intimate
friend OF the strenuous President Roose-
welt. =
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1903-03-05
Good Health

and pure blood are inseparable. If
your blood Is bad, your health must suf-
fer. Poor blood allows the body to lose
vitality just as a poor fire under the
boiler allows the steam to run down.
From poor blood to impure blood Is but
a step, and impure blood is mother to a
large percentage of human Ills. DR..
Harter's Iron Tonic Is an antidote for
both poor and impure blood, for it is
both a builder and purifier - food
and medicine. II Is the best combi-
nation of the kind known to medical
science, and its success for nearly hall
a century has led TO It's endorsement by
thousands of medical men who have
been unable to find a substitute.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1903-03-05

ny balance on hand...~..... ssse4 4.
II. w. M. DRAKE,
Treasurer.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1903-03-05

Port Gibson. Miss, March aud. 1905.
statement Of Receipts and Disbursements From
Feb. Ist, 1908, to Date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
The Ti in. Dispatch
Published Daily and Weekly


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cludiag Sunday, IN Richmond and Man :.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
An Elegant Church Ceremonyin King
George County.
Especial to The Times- ~

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch) aE
y CONFORM. VA, Aug. 26.-The prettlcst
King George wedding OF the season 20
far, was that of Miss Virginia Smith Hen
derson and Mr.. Clarence T. Taylor at
Potomac Baptist Church, near here, last
night. The bride and groom were hand
somely and elegantly attired as were also
their attendants. The church was beautl-
fully and tastefully decorated and never
showed to better advantage and was pack
ed to Overlooking, by multitude Of the
friends and kinfolks Of the brides fam
lily. who came from all parts OF King
Washington and other points to witness
going together OF this, popular young
couple. The ceremony was performed by
ReV.5J. r. Thomas. OF Colonial Beach. and
the, wedding march was sweetly ana sottly
rendered on the organ by MISS Katie Sor-
rell OF Washington.
Mr. Harry Conn, OF King George and
Mr.. Amos Cliff, Of Stafford, acted as
ushers, and Miss Annie May Hudson. OF
Stafford, was the maid Of honor
The walters were as follows: MIR. j :.
Ogle Henderson and Miss Florence Hen
dcrson; Mr.. Ben. j. Newton and Miss Mat
tie Farmer. h
py couple and concourse or invited
guests repaired to the home OF the brides
parents. at Cash Corner, where a magni-
flcent supper was partaken Of.
Tho bride Is he oldest daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. James NJ Henderson, OF this
county. and the groom Is resident of
Washington city
steamer to-day for their future nome IN
the National Capital city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
ISSUES in PLENTY;
CHAMPIONS WANTED.
And the Democratic Party.
Senator Daniel Thinks. Will
Find What IS Souqht.

To the Editor OF The Herald:
WIN you allow me tho courtesy OF your
columns for q brief statemen mt respecting
a recent interview with me reported BY +
your correspondent?
Tho correspondent called on mo al my
home. near Lynchburg, Va, and asked
for some expression from me on the flnan-
cha! situation and proposed measures. He
took notes. and. afterward. without my
seeing his statement. wrote up tho con-
versation. have no idea that he intend
Neyorthcless, some Of his reports are Ser er.
roncous and do not reflect my views
think he COMPOUNDED some OF the arGu.
nents, pro and con. which said would
with my own opinions.
i is true. as hereatcd. that said that
!, Viewed the commonly reported measures
CARA gard as an an onrr ] TIE task the The Re-
publican leaders have undertaken to
frame a bill that will meet the approval
ofaa majority OF tho Democrats in tho
y distinctly stated (and he so reports mel
practicable and unavailable; l opposed
s ns sasns ct a ss ss.as ' c III nBS
and had the Same opinion at thns time,
and attempts 70 range mo at this time as
In favor OF silver free coinage arc I'M
I did not express myself as either for or
against tho Fowler bill or elastic asset
currency. That subject has never been
discussed in tho Senate Nor have form;
await its presentation. Neither am 4 look
Ing for Issues. nor disposed, for artlsan
purposes. to oppose any measure; ~
measure be framed by tho Republicans
that commands my Judgment i VIII vote
for It; otherwise / will not. Invented is-
sues do not plough deep. They merely
scratch the surface.
In short, I regard the Democratic party
as having an abundance OF issues. They
are looking for champions and will find
them.
/ have not sought TO appear before the
public with my opinions, and while much
that your Correspondent reports is correct,
there are some things In his letter which
l felt that In justice to myself shoulo
ei'u' - JOHN w. DANIEL
United States Senator.
Hot Springs, Va. Aug. %. 1903.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
'7HESCH00LS
OFCAR0LIN.AI
Robson County the Most st
llliterate IN the State.
DISSATISFIED WITH LAW
Apple Brandy Dls.ier'es Run without W 10
Government Restrictions, and Are
Debauchlng the Nelghborhoods
In Which They Are Located.
tspeo,a, y rhe rlnes- Dispatch,

Especial "a The Tlmes-D ispntoh.)
RALEIGH, N. G., August 20.--The state tat
superintendent Of Public instruction finds
that Robson county. according 'ihls 70 the
recent State school census has more c mn
dren who cannot read and write than
any other county in tho state, there oe-
Ing $50 Of this class in tho county. " ~
those AIS are white, loi2 colored. and 40
Croatan Indians.
or the ninety-eight counties IN the the
state, school census reports nave ne eel
received from seventy.six. Those whleh
have not yet reported are among tHe .la lf s.
est N counties. Tho counties thus lar IN
give total OF 229660 white chlldren,
gain Of 81 ,705 over the year previous.
s. AZ CUTTING AFFAIR.
# John Kelly colored, wen KNOWN known tla le I,
driver, is on trial before Mayor to Fa,..
and Squire, r. 3. Reed for seriously cu..
ting Will Mangum, Of Durham, ABOUT
ftbree months ago. Mangum came near
dying. and Kelly was held without ball
The case will be finally passed on TO-
morrow. s855 $40 -,
The Clinton Grocery Company, Of Clin'-
tom Sampton county Is chartered. Win q
capital Of IS 900 subscribed and SSo'uo
authorized. The incorporators arc A. j.
johnson, b B.. Switzerland ]. w. Lucas
IL A.. Bnthune and Howard Mck1mmon.
IS DISSATISFIED WITH WATTS Law
A government official, who travels H1ucn
and is In close touch with temperance and
distilling elements. says the rank and NE
of the temperance element are not at g y
pleased with the results of the w atts'
law. They find that since the rnanurac-
ture OF corn whiskey In the country mas
been stopped. apple brandy Is made IN
much larger quantities and OF poorer
grade, tho stills being run wide open,
without the government restrictions tnat
are thrown around whiskey dlstillerles,
SO that they are proving q greater agency
for debauching neighborhoods than the
whiskey distilleries did
q The Southern Railway Company to-day
paid into the State treasurey s64 ,SA 10
State and pension taxes on their assess
nent Of tax valuation of 25,921 .681. Thts
Ia the first payment by any railroad COM
pany OF taxes on the new assessment.
Altogether the railroads will pay to the
State under the new assessment OF $751;
1853 the sum OF s17o,6l1.64.
NEW CHARTERS.
The Secretary Of State to-day chartered
the Dunn IN. c. Safe and Table Com
pany, capital $4,000. with $500 subscribed
by H. Y. Mutton and other incorporators.
Another company chartered was the
Burgaw Manufacturing Company,tof Bur
gaw, Fender county. Tho capital is $780,
o0O authorized and ,sl75oo subscribed.
Carts, buggles. wagons. eto. Twill be
manufactured. J. A. Rome Is the prnci-
pal incorporation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
THE REGISTRATION.

Notwithstanding the repeated puohca-
! lions that have been made upon the SUD
!; 1ect. there arc still many people IN Rich
smond who imagine that they cannot
Register this year without showing their
! poll tax receipts for three years past
such Is not the case. Tho requirements
tfor registration this year arc preclseiS
what they were last year. The poll tax
. prereauieite does not 80 into operation
until 1901 When the registration BOOKS
are opened in this city in September
those who present themselves to be hstea
will be on precisely the same FOOTING
as those who were listed last year
Any one can register who is veteran.
or q son OF a veteran. or who last year
paid State property tax OF 81, or IS ''aole
TO read any section OF the Constitution
submitted to him BY the officers OF regis
fratIon and to give reasonable explana-
xion OF tho same; or. II unable to reao
such SECTION. able to understand ana
give reasonable explanation thereof
when read to him by tho officers"
Numbers OF whites last year refused
70 avail themselves OF the privilege OF
registering, dreadng the questions that
would be asked them. AS matter OF
fact, the questions put under the under
standing clause were extremely reason
able, and were readily answered by men
OF ordinary intelligence.
There are many desirable voters in this
Gsc!ty whose names are not yet on the regis
tration lists, These we hope will be added
when the books are opened again. which
will be in the month OF September. some
days previous to the Democratic primary
election, and some days subsequent to
that event.
Remember that this is the last oppor-
tuni any ono will have to have his name
placed upon the books upon the oes
terms offered by the State!
Beginning with 1904. It will be requisite
that he who offers for registration shal
q have paid the poll tax assessed against
him for the three years preceding the
election. and this payment must DO made
Six months prior to the election, We arr
going 10 have a very importat and prop
ably exciting election for municipal ON
GERS here in Richmond In 1904. and IT be
hooves az good citizens TO prepare nov
ITO take.part IN It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
VIRGINIA GAME LAWS.

we take the following from recent
Issue of the Forest and Stream, publ
cation that is widely circulated among
tbs sportsmen OF this country:
Tho proverbial virginia hospitality -
ngain in evidence. The State has new
game law this year. of which ono feature
ts n nonresident license exaction. AS at
first adopted, all non-residents othar than
nonresident children Of resident land-
owners were required to take out "
cense, but the spirit OF hospitality Whlch
Is linked with tho name OF virginia re-
coied at this. From n time beyond which
the mind OF man ruNneth not 10 we con 1n
trary. 1t has been fashion with Vlr-
ginians to invite their friends from other
States 10 visit them for shooting: and II
was perceived that the new law would
out an end to this pleasant custom y
modification was thereupon demanded
and granted. AS 1t now stands, the non
resident law expressly exempts the VS.
ator, the text reading that the non-resl-
dent guest OF a resident landowner shall
be allowed to hunt ON the lands OF his
most, as though he were a resident of the
State, when accompanied BY the host or
q member OF his family, and provided
that tho host receives no compensation
from the guest. This Is excellent, In so
far as Virginia hospitality is concerned,
nNt we IdlI 10 NpPiVN'aNS Wy 'Ne'Na ''''N''
finds II reasonable to tax ore sportsman
who is obliged to pay board In Virginia
while exempting him who is SO fortunate
as TO have friends there who may enter
tain him.
Every neighboring State exaets from
ncn-rcsldents license tax ransng IN
amount from $40 TO s25 per annum, IN
view of this fact, the Legislature he
lieved tina, it would be the height OF
folly for Virginia to sit still and allow
everybody Ia come here and shoot al
her game without paying anything to aid
IN protecting IT.
The new Stats law Is simply intended
as a defensive measure. The exception
OF non,retadents from taxation Is in Ia
yor Of invited guests, and is in the line OF
: Hospitality and lberaity,
6ne OF the provisions OF the law con-
fines tbs guest to tho lands OF his host
There no may, hunt and shoot TO his
hearts content. but tarthar hs cannot go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
LAW ALUMNI.
Summer Class Organize and Elect
Officers,

0loSS 0N''P>s
Officers.
(speclal to The Times Dlspntcho
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA August ~.
Tho students Of the Summer Law School
or tho University OF Virginia. which
closed Ns annual session yesterday, met
last night and formed an alumni associa-
ton, to be known as tho Alumni! Assoc
citation offtho Summer Law Glass Of the
University OF Virginia" Application has
already been made for charter. ON
GERS were chosen as follows: Irving r.
saal, OF Petersburg Va, president; John
O'shannahan, OF Baltimore, Md. and
John j. Blake, OF Richmond Va. vice.
presidents; G. Robert Williams. OF Rad
ford. Va, secretary and treasurer. Exec
utlve Committee: Joseph A. Edge. OF
Lexington, KY, chairman; John z. Light.
foot Richmond. Va; Henry Buck. OF
Marion, S. c.: Frank ", Smith, OF Biz
minghnm. Ala; and Meyer Koteen. OF
Norfolk Va
The class officers are: John 3. Lighttoot..
Jr.. OF Rchmon Va. president; Robert r
GIlliam,4aof Petersburg, Va, vlce-presll--
dent, vice N.svick Robbins, OF Vicksburg.
Miss. who was called home by sickness;
" x Johnson, OF Marion. s. c., secre-
tary. Moot court of1cers-J. A. Edge
OF Lexington. KY. chief Justice; a: =.
Whiting, OF Montgomery Ala, anu George
weber OF Texarkana, Ark, associate
,ustIces; Thomas Temple, OF Kruger P.
O.,,Va., clerk: z. A. Kingsley, OF West
crly Ohio sheriff. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
TERRIBLE | Il ! !: TRAGEDY R !: ]:
IN STAFFORD
Pearl Sullivan Blows the Top
OFF Her Little Sisters
Head with a Gun.
fspoelal 70 rhe llmes .plspatch.)

Especial to The Iimcs.D lspatchO
FREDERIC KsBURG VA, Aug. ga
terrible trngedy occurred In Stafford
county to-day BY which one child, Mabel
Sullivan, daughter OF Mr.. a. sullivan. OF
STAFFORD county, was accidentally killed
Nv an older slstor, Pearl Sullivan. These
Two children, with a ncighbor child. we're
who Ind beon to neighbours to borrow
gun. came up.
befora ne could notice It, Pearl had aiken
it Up. and, not thinking It was loaded.
pointed her sister ana pnlesa me tris
Who was only three years old, was blown,
oil, aro portion Of the discharge entered
the temple Of little Agnes Rose, the other
child. It is thought the latter VIII re-
cover. S.i IS l.y Z !.
in Fnuq,ler county. but was notified by
telegram. tp57t5Ylt jr .tsNreg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
REMlNlS

~ have been In the newspaper bust
ness for twenty-five years. principally In
tho East and on daily papers, but have
never run up AGAINST the chamberlain n
Mi recantly,'' says George E. Boomer,
n pntli her Of the Prosser Wash, Record,
D' II have always wanted to know this COM
nan r since 1891. when chamberlains
Cole Ii, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
saved my llfe was working on the
Anniher nrinter and myself We're taken
down With disease resembling cholera.
He Went to the hospital and died.
vent to a boarding house and after got
SO SOW Weak could hardly button my clothes
/ tried this remedy As J remember J.
only took three doses before the dlarrhoea
vas checl1ed. IN two days more ] was
back at work. Since then have always
had warm feeling for Ghamherla!ns
Remedies" For sale by all drugslsts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
TO HOLD MISSION
-Year-Old Child Suffers Severe
ParaIytic Stroke.
Especial to The Times-Dspatch.)

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
SALISBURY, N. c., Aug. 26.-Arch-
deacon Percy G. Weber, noted divine Of
Boston, Mass. has consented to assist
in holding a mission in statesville. the
same to begin September 9Th: Dr.LWeb;
Der is a very able man. OF international
reputation, and Is one OF the str ongest
preachers In the Episcopal CHURCH This
will be his second visit TO North 2. 70.
lima, having assisted SIN a Il mission IN
Winston Salem last year.
G. A. jackson, the saloon keeper OF TINS
city, who was closed up last SATURDAY
by the revenue officers. has given bond,
and as soon as released by the govern
ment Will reopen his place OF business.
An inventory of his goods was taken
Monday. GU
bury-Spencer street railway has peen re,
ceived and the same arc being placed
this week. Additional shipments are eX'
pected within the next few days. - is
learned from the promoters that the Ine
will be completed and put Into operation
Just as soon as possible.
Durham, the two-year-old son OF " :.
and Mrs, w. d. Ora ham. of this place.
was stricken with paralysis o few days
ago and Is in a precarlous conoltlon re
peculiar feature OF the occurrences IS me
fact that the child Is only q little more
than two years OF age ana yet su1eEen
\ severe stroke.