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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
CHOSi.E|:'Nl|H.CA.DET 10
NAVAL ACADEMIIY'I'''
Russell L. CrenshaWs Wins,
With r r !. s. s ! Robertson / OBJ Jr..
EASSAltornate.

Russell u Crenshaw, Of this city, was
yesterday selected as q cadet from the
Third Congressional District at the
United States Naval Academy at Ant1np-5
oils, on his merits III d comp tive Rex--
animation IN which eight other young
men participated 81 Roberts s r, W ! y,
Of Manchester. stood second, and is, ac-A
cordingly. named Us first alternate. j.
II. Gwa thrney, Of this city, was graded
third, ana Is second alternate. while. Lee
ROY q. Brown, Jr., OF No. 920 West Grace
street, stood fourth and Is named . ns
4 third alternate. The standing ofltho other
applicants was not ANNOUNCED /, . 4.
3 The court room OF the United States
Circuit Court OF Appeals presented the
appearance Of q school room yesterday,
being occupied for the examination \. OF
the nine applicants for the cadetship. The
examination was conducted under the
direct personal supervision OF Captain
John Lamb. member OF Congress. who
will make the appointment y. '
The conduct OF the examination was
In charge OF DR. II. w. Boatwright, OF
F.. Fox, superintendent Of public SCHOOLS.
while Dr., CIV F. Brock had charge Of
tho physical examination. Tho physical
test came first. and all the rlno appli-.
cants stood this satisfactorily. The ex-
animation embraced the subjects OF read
ling writing, spelling, English NINA {,
United States history and worlds his,
tory, mathematics, including algebra anu
plain geometry. III Ii fI5 .sS
Eight Of tho nine applicants were from
Rlchm ond and the other from Manches--;
ter. They are: e s III #
r. S. Robertson, Jr.. Manchester; Le-
Roy Maker. Mo-. 3107 East Broad Street;
A. r. Wilson. No. 215 West Grace; W. II.
Montague, No. 42 West Franklin: Leroy
Z. Brown. Jr.,BN o. 926 West Grace; Thos
B. Gay, No. 2Sl1 Dast Grace;AfJ. H..
Gwathmey, No. 800 West Grace; Russell
L. Crenshaw, city; w. Leonard, No. 209
Governor Street.
The average age Of the applicants was
about seventeen years, only one being
as young as Fifteen. and but one as old
as eighteen. ne 75sE al5 tY ~ 5t4ts "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
THE MEETING OF
The GRAND D. RULING RI. |, IN
Circle to Assemble at
Murphy's Hotel To-
Morrow.

Delegates to the grand ruling conven-
ton of3the Fraternal Mystic Circle which
meets in this, city tomorrow, will begin
10 arrive throughout to-day, and will
proceed to the headquarters. Murphy 8
Hotel. Each train arriving to-day and to-
morrow morning will be met by the Re-
ception Committee, and the delegates Will
be conducted to N1urphy's.
The grand ruler, John D.. Burke, OF
Norfolk, va, will call the grand ruling
to order at 1880 p. M. Monday. which
will sit in continuous session until the
business Is completed or until the other
part OF the programme calls Tor the at
tendance OF the delegates.
x The musical entertainment provided will
probably be given In Turphy's Association
Hall Through the courtesy of Colonel
Murphy. and will include vocal and In
s,rumental quartettes, recitations by
Miss Mamie Pegram. the scarf dance by
Margaret Manning, Alice Stout and Ma
nile Harlow, The little tots will be
dressed in costumes representing the
Confederate colors, and will be accompa-
MED by Miss Florence Coon.
Another novelty dance by children Is
entitled "The Last Rose Of Summer, he
performers being the two little Misses Ilnr-
low, Gene May Jobson and Louise Stout
Harry Lucy and his crowd Of boys and
girls will entertain with songs and In
strumental selections. Fergusson's In
strumental Company Of six pieces will per-
form, and Mr.. Julius Spiegel, on his sweet
toned either, has promised to assist. PRO
fessor Cass will probably play the plano
and De Silva the guitar.
Il Miss Marguerite Davies has promised a
tpianoforte selection, Grand March de
Concert" and Mrs. Davies will sing 1T he
Arrow and the Song" Lonnie Wilson
will again be seen as a Quaint German
comedian, and possibly Nat. Nichols.
These selections will be interspersed by
short addresses by Colonel John S, Har-
wood Hon t. H.! Du ckwelz, Of Phlln-
celphia; REV. Herbert M. Hope and Mr..
Joseph Wallerstein. i
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ATaWEsT POINT
Amateurs CreditabIe Work for the Pub.
lie School Library. Il
Especial to Tho Times. Dlsnatch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dlsna tch.) 5ij
( WEST POINT, VA, April 1.-THE en-
tertainment for tho benefit Of the public
school library came off last night at the
Masonic Hall, and a neat sum was re-
'aliTcd. The audience was appreclatlve,
enjoying very much the play "a }Bachel-
or's Banquet" or IAN Indigestlble Ro-
NANCE" as carried out by Misses Lille
johnson, Bessie Farinhot and Maggie
Denmead and Mcssrs. r. G.. Garden Sam
medicine man with his orchestra on a
vacant lot took away many who would
otherwise have attended
On Easter Sunday special music will be
rendered In the several churches. At st.
Johns Episcopal Church, OF West Point,
the musical programme Will be under the
direction Of Professor Henderson, 1t will
by Jackson, &c. At the offertory Miss
Jessie Denmead will sing The Great
Heavenly Choir" Miss I.ottie Benedict
will act as organist.
Mr.. Reuben Foster, president oflSthe
York River Line Of steamboats,, has been
pcrfecting arrangements for resumption
Of the daily boat service between West
Point and Baltimore.
Mr. a. w. Eastwood Mayor of West
Point. and Mr., John 8. De Farges, &c
companied by their attorney, Mr.. IT.
Lewis, went up to Amelia Courthouse re-
Gently and got possession OF farm LETT
them years ago. The land Is reported tc
be worth $1,000, and is located In Amelia
county.
Mrs, Newton, Of Staunton, national lee
turer and organizer OF the w. G, II, u.
passed through West Point a day or two
ago, en- route for Gloucester county, This
10, hor car n
far she has already organized five unions
and has engagements to lecture almost
daily to the end OF this month, On the
sOth instant a. local option election will BE-
held. The prospects ara good for the
"drys"
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INTEREST IN THE II: !.
FALL ELECTIONS.
Candidates Are Looming Up
in the Different Counties
85@ n for Local Offices.
snec,ol to The Times Dispatch.)

ji86 Special to The Times Dlspa,tlcs>A.)
h mi ER1CKsBURG. VA April 4 J -
Thcre are no spring elections In this
state this year, owing to the fact that
the new Constitution has changed led the lt
time for the election Of the county ana Tl;
city officers from tho spring to the ia1
hnt candidates are already looming up
AZ ali the surrounding counties for tho
various Offices. and by the latter pa E
Of the summer the campaigns in some or
the sections promise to be. ex ceeedlnsiy
$lively. Members OF the Legislature are
7 r. he voted for at the same election, II
More farms have changed hands within
the past six. months through this section
than for several years prior. II the de-
mand for farms In this part Of the state
continues and the sales are mace N ING
same proportion, In a few years tlle coun-
ties will be much more E thickly settled
than at present, and many OF the resi-
dents will be Northern and Western pen-
5ple These make the best citizens. ana
tho newcomers, whenever they arrive,
are given warm welcome py OUT peg
pie. Ag ss
mock Valley, which has always been one
OF the most thrifty parts Of the State
is now advancing in prosperity with
greater strides than ever before. The,
Transportation and mall facilities have
been greatly improved recently the can.
ming industry has assumed larger pro-
portions, and the trucking and agrlcul-
5tural interests are growing In impor-
lance with each season. Altogether the
people Of this section are in fine spirits.
but they will not be completely happy
until they add to the present advan-
Stages railroad facilities both In tho
Northern Neck and on the south side
of the Rappahannock,
+ An unusual state Of affairs exists with
some of the farmers In Orange county.
Many Of thcm are nearly ready to plant
corn, while others have not yet finished
smoking their last wears crop. a}aF E5f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
/ HALF RATES ToIFLoRlDA

For Settlers and Home- Seekers Via the
seaboard Air Zine Railway.
Beginning Tuesday,, March 24th, and
every Tuesday thereafter In March and
April. tho seaboard Air Line Railway
will sell settlers and home-seekers' tick
cts to Manatee. Braldentown and Ellen
ton. in Manatee county, Florida, for S15, rs
enc way and $3.50 round trip from Rich
mond, and for sl5,40 one way and s2s.75
round trip from Petersburg.
Manatee county Is the most fertile sec
ton OF Florida, 1t Is on the west coast.
we'll below the frost line, and thousands
OF acres Of the best unoccupled lands
sell for $500 to $4,000 per acre They
will pay for themselves many times the
first year.
In 1909 one acre Melted $1,52s.75 In early
vegetables Thirty acres Of celery brought
s36607,00,
The county Is the healthlest ~ Florida
and the climate delightful. 81
Tho tarpon fishing off this coast, In
Saratoga Bay, Is the finest IN the world.
For information apply to 2, r. Smith.
district passenger agent, Richmond. Va;
Henry Whyte, agent Petersburg, Yari or
to Charles .. Ryan, general passenger
agent. Portsmouth. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
CHANGES IN SCHE.
DULE r., F. & p. r. r.
SOUTHWARK.

Train No. 81, Atlantic Coast Line, New
York and Florida Special, vii be dlscon-l
tinued for the season, last train arriving
Byrd-Street Station, Richmond 11:40 r.
4 NJ. wednesday. April Sth.
a Train No. 81. Seaboard Express, will
be discontinued. last train arriving Main
Street Station. Richmond, 1925 A, M. Sun
day April 18th.
s Train No. 3d. arriving Mains Street Sta
ton 1925 p. NJ. Will be annuled April
eth, 10th and 18th.
Commencing Sunday, April 18th, through
coaches will be placed In service on Train
Mo- 81, arriving Main-Street Station 1925
5P. NJ. daily
3,s NORTHWARD.
y Train No. IS Atlantic Coast Line New
York and Florida Special, will be discon-
tinued for the season. last train leaving
Byrd-street Station. Richmond, 6:54 A. M
Saturday, April 11th.s
Train No. TO- seaboard Express. Will be
discontinued, last train leaving Main
Street Station 6;15 A. M. Saturday, April
18th. f
Commencing Sunday, April 18th, through
coaches will be placed in service on train
No. "a, leaving Main-streets Station, Rich
mond, 6:45 A. NJ, daily.
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
CONFEDERATE CAMPS
Grand Commander MagiII Has Issued
Charters to Three New Ones.

Grand Commander Magil Has Issued
Charters to Three New Ones.
Grand Commander James MacgIll OF
the Grand Camp. C, V, Department OF
Virginia, has been actively engaged in
the last few weeks IN visiting differ
ent parts OF the State. inspecting old
camps and forming new ones. and has
issued charters to the following new
camps, VIZ:
"Cllptwood Camp" G, v. No. lo2. Clint
wood, Va, Commander, j. $, Colleyi Adj
jutant. J. Is. Speers.
.Iyanhoe Camp" G. ", No. lo3, Ivan
hoe, va. Commander. w. w. Jewett; Adj
jutant, j. d. Painter.
"J. ~ b. Stuart Camp" No. 8, g. ",
No l04, Stuart, Va, Commander, William
n. Akers; Adjutant. Samuel F. shelor.
He has also been very successful in
adding many camps to the United Con-
federate Veterans" and forming new
camps OF "sors OF Veterans and Of
"Daughters Of the 3confederaey."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
THREE LAWYERS WHO
HAVE BEEN HONORED

Governor Montague yesterday appoint
a the Virginia Commission for the Pro-
motion Of the Uniformity of Legislation l7ls
THE three genetlemen thus honored were
$Messrs. r. 7. Barton. OF Winchester; ~ ~
VA. Phlegar, OF Christiansburg, and John
Garland Pollard, OF Richmond. Each
state IS supposed to have a similar com
mission, and their object Is to get Legls-
latures OF the, arious States to enact
similar laws. on INA tiers which are COM
/ mon to all States and relate to Interstate l!a,
K commerce.
The commission meets during the SEES
\ sions Of the National Bar Association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
Johnson-Fritter,
.noc,,I n Tho T,mos.T,,sn,tch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
IS FREDERICKSBURG VA, April IL
Miss Dizzy A. Frtter Of Stafford county,
and Mr.. NJ. c. Johnson, of Pttsville. Pa.
were married this week at the residence
OF the bride, near Rock Till, In Stafford
county Rev, a. T. Lynn officiating. At
ter the ceremony they left for an ex-
tended northern bridal tour, after which
they, will reside at tho home, in Pittsville,
Pa. OF the groom, who is a prominent
business man Of THAT place and possessed
OF largo means. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
Bon Air Breez;.te,s:.

city people are already beginning to re-
turn for house cleaning. Among those
already on the scene Of action are Mr.. a,
l.. Adamsons family. the family Of Mr..
Polk Miller and Mrs. Truman a. Park
err. I885if s5l .8s
4 e Dr. ITazen reports the health Of p me l1a
community as being unprofitably good
and 1t does seem that the continued
healthfuness o. the place is we'll calculated
to discourage physicians. The usual mum
Der Of boarding houses will be open the
coming summer and as quite number
Of engagements for rooms have already
been made the indications are that the
summer OF 1908 will be unusually gay.
Z Mr.. Noel, the optimistic proprietor OF
the lie Noel Hotel, has vcntured the pre-
}dlction that all the Virginia summer re-
sorts will do well this year. anil, OF
course. Bon Air9will get its share Of the
summer harvest. NJ "A &ia5 isSi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
Davis Monument Fund.

The following amounts have been re-
sceIyed by tho treasurer of the Jefferson
Davis Monument Fund since last report - Y
Kansas City Chapter, No 149....-.,,s . W
South Carolina Division. ..............'l ~ "
Williamson Graded School. Green - I,
Vile, S. ~ ~
4 Roanoke School. Pickens county. 8.
81 C........... ..,..,..,....' 49, - n,
Walter Barker Chapter, Macon. /,
Miss. ,H..,.,..,...'..,.., y wv
Julia Jackson Chapter. Crystal
.Ea Springs. Miss. Q W
Jefferson Davis Chapter. Elberton' \,
FL CAR. ........,...,.,,G .,,.'......''.'. y w
Francis Barton Chapter. Waycross. !,
" ~. nter Augusta Ga. "a 81
4 FIG. Williams. Waynesville, MO- on
r., E Lee Camp, No. los, Fort Worth, ! =
~ .,a',.NHorr c,hanter. ........,.. 10 90
s. ohm Marshall Stone Chapter, Duke, ~
81 Observation-Disclosures t,'.,.''''',,'' "
Sidney Johnston Chapter, Batesviile' - =,
.,.,,,' ,,..'..,,'', ~ ~ "
Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter, no, :.
Is 70. California .,...,.,.,.,......,..,.. "
Mary Gusts Lee Chapter. Alexan- = y
Magnolia Chapter, Magnolia, Miss. 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
Eallin-Douglas.

(specinl to The Times. Dsnatch.)
+ EEATHSVILLE, VA. April 1l.--Haley
Fallia and Miss Emma Douglas, were
united in marriage at the homo of the
officiating minister, Rev. A. y. Reynolds.
this morning. Both Of the young people
belong to we'll known families of North
CUMBERLAND county, and will live at Union
,,il1nfvn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
Hope Of Recovery.

Mr., Z. p. Blckers, the genial and pop
ular manager of the general telegraph
office of the Chesapeake and Ohio, has
been confined to his home for n week
from indisposition. He is Improving,
and his many friends hope he will soon
he entirely we'll.
Mr.. Blckers Is widely known as one
of the speediest and best 'Morse send
crs" In the land @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
lsStill Here,

Judge c. J. Campbell Is still in the
city. and will remain here until the
Senate acts upon his case on Tuesday.
He had nothing to say last night, and
there were no new developments IN the
case. III F5
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rorrensE system.

Messrs. George Bryan and A. w. Pat
terson will appear before the House Com
smittee for Courts of Justice on Wednes-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock to advocate
the Torrens system OF registering land
in Virginia. gf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONvEN.
TON, 8S5s Fl

Savannah, Ca Maya7.t4, 1909
One fare for the round trip, VIA SCUM
ern Railway from all points. Tickets on
sale May Attn to nth, inclusive; return
limit, May. Goth,
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is Getting Well.

Miss Rosylind Johnson. Of No. BIZ North
Street. who has been
quite sick for the past week, Is slowly
improving,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12

Mrs. j. L. Curley, OF No. % South Pine
Street, left on Wednesday for a visit to
friends in Pennsylvania,
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S,A. L. Appointment
Charles r. Stewart has been appointed
assistant general passenger agent Of the
seaboard Air Line, with headquarters at
savannah,
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H|.E||:.L.l :. R
LICENSES
MATER Crop UP This Il: Week I *
iii TWO Distinct Places.
THE B % ARD O F ALDERMEN
Liquor Men TO Make a Request Of That
Body Question Of Transfers #
Also to Be a Very q
N; $ 4: II Live lssu Q. ii FL 3S.

s The liquor license question will break
out afresh this week In two different
and distinct places In the municipal
government, and 1t is hoped that the
matter will be set tied for good and all
4 by the next regular meeting OF the
Common Council. a month hence. Mon
day night the COMMITTEES on Finance
will Investigate the numerous Individual
applications for decrease md Tues
{ day night the subject will be broached
In the Board Of Aldermen, when It is
possible that an effort Will be made to
have the entire question recommitted.
n, TO PASS ON EACH.
Il AZ has been stated upon q number OF
occasions. the Finance Committee will
have to; pass upon each application
4 for decrease in license separately, and
sach petitioner or his counsel will be
sa6oreded ample opportunity to cite rea-
sons why reduction should be granted.
II IL thought that a number Of changes
win be made. 4 3. .8b
3 However, there are many complaining
sliaour men. who failed to get their pc
stition In at the meeting Of the Common OF
Council, and when, the ques tion comes
up In the Board an effert Will be made
TO 4 reopen the matter long enough to
have h an additional number of appllca-
tions for reduction offered. s$ \;
s BY some members of the upper branch II
Is held that they have no right to touch
the question, the time having expired
Tor ton. This being the case,
there will be a lively fight IN all prob
ability when the effort is made to ad-
INIT the petitions. The say-so rests with
President Turpin, and his ruling on the
gpoint Will he watched with interest.
TRANSFER MATTER.
8 G Il, addition to the liquor question. the
Board Will be called upon to consider
the action Of the Council rs regards the
question OF transfers. 1t is within tho
power OF the body to either concur or
refuse to concur I'M the action or Ithe
Common Council, and 5iuntil the affair
has been finally decided the two reports
81 the Street Committee are before me
4 \pard. 835 N 5s}
Erom a reliable source ~ has been
learned that strenuous objec ton TO con-
curing in the action of the lower BODY
win fmanifest itself, and it Is predicted
that one or the other reports Will pc
acted upon, which would simply carry
the matter back to the Common Council.
The schedule OF committee meetings
6 for the week follows: 8,
g}5 Monday-1S lectricity, s o'clock; Finance
IS o clock. ts5
Hrednc sday-S Streets. 8 o'clock; Light
O clock;3 Water, Z 80 o'clock.S4
Thursday Health. 7:N o'clock; Gene re
ateries, q clock Grounds ana Nc 15ul 70
Inps IN o. clock. 5a$ 33} III u t5g ~ tlt
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Sarah's Kissing Record.

When Nine. Sarah Bernhardt re-
turned to Paris from this country she
established record in kissing which
viii be hard to beat. large number
of her friends and admirers met her at
the station and greeted her with an on.
thusiastc outburst Of applause, some
200 of them insisting upon kissing her
She returned the salutatlons. and for
nearly quarter Of an hour after alight.
Ing from the train the great actress was
being kissed and embraced.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-07-24

There is more Catarrp IN ~
country than all other d;.o.ns .ns
and until the last few wears Vsss' wsa
incurable. For a great msnv "Ss|
nounced it a local disease. cnS ;ssl u
remedies, and by c0nstnntinvu nu M
with local treatment, prononr,a, "
Science has proven catarrh y n
tional disease, and thereiora ,s,I W
:ional treatment. >Hall'a Co,s.
uiaetured by F. J. Cheney h ~ \
Is the only constitutional cr,oo. W.,
1t is taken internally in do.eSS dSoa T..
a teaspoonful. 1t acts direcily y
and mucous surfaces of the n sv,;.S y
one hundred dollars for snv ,N. !.
cure. Send for circulars and KAN N
dress, F.J. CHENEY 4 S'1SO1 Sn
Sold by Druggists, 75c. W.
Halls Family pills arc thai,
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youthful BanL n.

Wade n. Negus Of G,ssa] ,s'a|
who was elected presiSassa Sassa'| |
National bank in that N'r. ai. el|
succeeding his fathe, ivy y.
James E. N sgus, is proh.hs ,ls
est bank president in tbaI,7 tba y
being but "a years old l' VN|
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after a few weeks, practice they became

very steady, and in three or four months
could make pretty certain of bull ls-eye
at 300 yards. OF all this Mrs. Hardy
and the girls knew nothing; but there
was not the same secrecy observed with
reference to the shotguns. These they
took home with them, and Mr.. Hardy
said that he understood that the plains
of South America swarmed with game,
and that, therefore, it was we'll that the
boys should learn how to shoot.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-07-24
Wanted to Realize,

Three year.old Julia Vi
write Santa. Claus to bril-
"shot gum" When asked
wanted it for she said:
~ want to shoot one Of pay
and get the money out Of it,
says there is money in cattk
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-07-24
An Easter r,

=. easter Chlp,
First Ch.ick-oh, you p,s|
30 many airs, your moths, s''] /
lady.
Second Chick-Huhl /
was a high priced incnA,|
yours was only a common II
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-07-24
No Danger.

"Do you think there is any danger of
America being dominated by Europe?"
"Nc SIR" answered Mr.. Meekton
with extraordinary emphasis; "not 80
leng as eminent Europeans continue to
marry American girls"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-07-24
LIVER AND KIDNEYS

It is highly important that these or
gans should properly perform their
functions.
When they don't, what lameness of
the side and back, what yellowness of
the skin, what constipation, bad taste
in the mouth, sick headache, pimples
and blotches, and loss of courage, tell
the story.
GREAT alteratiye and tonic
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-07-24
The Difference.

''What luxury clear conscience
isl" exclaimed the high minded states
man.
eyes," answered Senator Sorghum,
"it's luxury, but it ism necessity"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-07-24
Couldn't Do Worse

"Young man," said the ID
"do you think you are in a d
support nv daughter in The
which she has been accustona
"sure thing" replied The
youth. "Why only last vssa
fused to accompany me TO d
because she had nothing to vl
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-07-24

immense Ran,

In one of the Howe jsl,']
Australia a banyan tree ,'l'' S..
covered the branches any u''
which cover nearly seven 'sa ~