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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-03
TELEGRAMY.

Rzyrn, 3 listop. = Przypadek
zrzadzi} wybuch pozaru we Wa
tykanie. Ogieh pokazal sic w
mieszkaniu Francuza NJ. Marie,
prawdopodobnie wywolany
przez zapalenie sic kwasu, uzy-
wanego do odSwiezania pisma W
starych ksiegach, ktore beda wy
slane ma wystawe powszechna w
St. Louis. Kardynalowie bardzo
So zadowoleni re zachowania sic
wioskich urzednikow podczas
|, pozaru. Sekretarz stanu monsgn.
Merry del Val podziekowal w i
nieniu Ojca Swietego szefowi
stray pozarnej, do}aczajac do Ii
stu skladke ma fundusz wspar-
cia strazakow. Szkoda zrzadzo-
ma pozarem ME przenosi sunny
$4,000. Papiez rozkaza{ pomno-
zyc iloSc czlonkow stray pozar-
nej W obrebie Watykanu.
Londyn, 3 listop. - w iowa
rzystwie amerykahskiego posla
Choate, ksiecia Devonshire, lor-
dow Lansdowne Rosebery byl
wczoraj kr6l Edward ma obiedzie,
wydanym ma Geese zakonu ma
sonow. Wniesiono toast ma Geese
kr6la.
Londyn, 3 listop. - Przybyly
dotad nowy bulgarski diploma
tyczny agent CzoRow przedsta-
via stosunki turecko bulgarskie
w niekorzystnem swietle. Wy
buch wojny ma przysz}a wiosne
zdaje sic bye nieuchronnym. Po-
sIowie Rosyi Austryi zastrzegli
sobie prawo ustanawiania w
Turcyi tylu konsulat6w, lie i'm
sic podoba. Ma ich zadanie sub
tan musi udzielaG amnestye ma
cedonskim buntownikom. w
Bulgaryi znajduje sic 10000 ma
cedohskich zbieg6w.
Berlin, 3 listop. - Przez Po-
znan nadeszla wiadomoSc War
szawy, re przy poborze rekru-
tow 500 zydow zbuntowa}o sic.
Przyszlo do starcia sic re zandar-
merya, podczas kt6rego 40 osob
zostalo pokaleczonych. Niektore
rany So Smiertelne.
Minister Plehwe wystosowal
list do ministerstwa oSwiaty, z
kt6rego to listu okazuje sic, re W
Rosyi panuje og6lne niezadowo-
lenie ze stanu rzeczy w zakla-
dach nauLkowych.
Paryz, 3 listop. = Figaro" po-
dale fakta, uprawniajace go do
przypuszczenia, re prezes mini
str6w Combes zrezygnuje z IL
rzedu. Zamierza dzierzyc rzady
pahstwa do nowego roku, jezell
porazka w parlamencie ME zmusi
GO do wczesniejszego ustapie-
MIA.
zofia, 3 listop. -Wybory do
sejmu buigarskiego odbyly sic
spokojnie skohczyly sic sta
nowczem zwycieztwem rzadu.
w go dystryktach wyborczych
wybrano 50 kandydat6w rzado-
wych. Ministrowle Petrow, Pa
kow Genadiew otrzymali zdu-
niewajaca wiekszosG glos6w.
Berlin, 3 listop. = w spraw1e
hrabiny Wesierskiej Kwileckiej
zeznawal jej domowy lekarz, re
przywoiany do Berlina ME mogl
zbadac stanu zdrow1a hrabiny,
an widziec noworcdka, l1t6ry RE-
komo spal. Powiedziano mu, ze
dziecko jest zdrowe i way 10
funtow. Lekarz dowiedziaf sic
cd pani Moszeczehskiej j, pani
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-03
etosowna odpowIedz.

= Pozw6l pani, 2ebym napasai moi
wzrok widokiem twe1 pieknej twar
rzyczk.
- Szkoda, be ma mojej twarzy ME
rosnie oset, bo m6giby pan Eolsdek
napast takka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-03

Koczorowskiej, re byly obecne
podczas przyjscia dziecka ma
SWAT, tymczasem istnieja dowo-
dy, re tax ME by1o z przebiegu
procesu pokazuje sic, re hrablo-
stwo Wesierscy Kwileccy bylo
pozbawione moralnej wartoSci, i
re Swiadkowie w procesie po-
znanskim dopus7czai sic krzy-
woprzysieztwa.
Yokohama, 3 listop. = Ogfo-
szono urzedownie, re Rosyanie
cofaja sic niszcza szahce,
wzniesione mad rzeka Yalu.
Wielkie wrazenie wywolala w
kraju wiadomoSc o ponownem
obsadzeniu przez Moskali stoli-
cy Mandzuryi, miasta Mukden.
DIS obchodzi mikado rocznlce
swych urodzin. IS okret6w wo-
jennych, stanowiacych w4asnosc
roznych pahstw, strzela z armat
ma Geese solenizanta.
FiladeEia, 3 listop. - Grand
jury" potepl}a zarzad Eastern
Penitentiary", kt6ry przez 80 lat
stanowil gniazdo zarazy szerzyl
w mieScie chorobe ;suchot. Scieki
kanalowe urzadzone byly wadli-
vie, 90 procent pensyonarzy cho-
rowaIo ma suchoty. Kazano wiez-
niom wyrabiac cygara,bez wzgle-
du ma stan ich zdrowia i spree
dawano nastepnie te cygara bez
ostrzezenia, re stanowia one wy
rob wiezniow.
Waszyngton, 3 listop. - ST.
mon Wolf wreczyl sekretarzowi
Hay petycye do cara W sprawie
rzezi zydow W Kiszyniewie. Pc
tycye podpisalo $4,000 obywateli
r6znych wyznah. Sekretarz stanu
Hay oSwiadczyl zydom, ze tel
petyoyi poslaG carowi ME moze.
Bedzie ona w archiwum zwiaz-
kowem stanowila dowod, re wy
bitni obywatele amerykatiscy po-
tepiaja barbarzytiskie obchodze-
ME sic Moskali bezbronnymi
zydami pod rzadem cara.
New York, 3 listop. - Bee o.
&azalej parady, Iie z muzyka ma
ozele, lecz w cichoSci, azeby
ME narazac sic ma szyderstwa
publicznoSci, zeszli sic Syonisci
ma dworcu kolei zelaznej, azeby
uda6 sic powrotem do domu.
Prorok Dowie pozostal jeszcze w
New Yorku.
Topeka, 3 listop. - Z Manhat-
tan, Kans., donosza niezgodzie
panujacej tam miedzy m:eszkah-
cami miasta a studentarni szkoly
rolniczej. w sobote wieczorem
obito niemi{osiernie dwoch stu
dentow ma ulicy. Chlopcy posta-
nowili sic zemScit i zebrall sic W
liczbie 200 osob, azeby wywolat
zaburzcnia. Aresztowanie przy-
w6dzc6w studentow spowodowa-
10 rozejScie sic reszty chlopc6w
do domow.
Cheyenne, Wyo., 3 listop. -
Dzieki zfodziejskiej gospodarce
RC1nlSy1 oPleKuncZeJ nad maya
nami, Czerwonoskorcy cierpia
niedostatek, a skutkiem tego IL
tworzyla sic banda 80 Indyan,
trudniaca sic rabunkiem. Wy
s}ano przeciw MIN szeryia Mile
ra pomocnikami przysz}o do
bitwy miedzy Indyanami urze-
dnikami. Zabito 3 Indyan, kilku
innych poraniono, lecz i szeryf
zostal raniony, jeden podsze-
ryf6w zabity.
- -O-
R6inp nnT2fki fn!pgr9fie7ne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-03
hstHo Wony na Bakanaeh ME minRFo'
Nieporzadki we fladelfjskim zak}adzie karnym>
we Wyoming wyzyskiwanl przez zwazkOwych Opiekun6w

CIV w lOSllOIAL. w NAR"4A |'
gdy Bismark zapewnial Crispie-
60, re najzupefniej ufa Austryi i
Wlochom, przeciw niej juz "a
war} reasekuracye, a przeclw MIN
chcia} ia zawrzec.
Lecz dla mas, Polakow, o VIE
lie ciekawszy jest inny szczegol
wynurzen Bisnrarka w razie wo-
jennego zatargu Z Rosya, ,liczyl ma
powstanie w Polsce. Jakby je wy
wolae? - TEN on nawet ME
wsponrnial, bo to sic rozumie sa-
mo przez sic: liczny zastep pro-
wokator6w, agentow pruskich,
ktorzyby wygiaszali patryotyczne
tyrady, zawsze jest w pogotowiu.
Bismarka juz ME ma, ale rachu-
by ma powstanie polskie nieza-
wodnie So W Berlinie zawsze be-
da. Bismark, liczac na wloska ga
datliwoSc, prawil, ze mogiaby
powsta6 samoistna Polska kro-
lem z domu Habsburg6w. Przy-
porninamy, ze wlasnie w owym
mniej wiecej czasie pojawily sic
gawedy, ze Bismarck moze od-
budowac Polske. Bylo to dian po-
zyteczne, jake przygotowanie do
zadania, jake przy pewnych oko-
licznosciach musieliby speInic
pruscy agenci prowokacyjni.
Lecz zdarza1o sic, zs ktos praco-
wal dla kr6la pruskiego, ale nj
gdy sic jeszcze ME zdarzylo, ze-
by krol pruski dla kogos praco-
wal. Dlatego Bismark, gdy mowi}
o koronie polskiej ola austryac-
kiego arcyksiecia, z pewnoScir
mySlal tylko nigdy niezapom-
nianym W Berlinie ppojekcie po-
saniecia granicy pahstwa do Wi
sly, tax zwanej "granicy Kne7
sebeka". Cenna jest wiec ola mas
publikacya p. Palamenghi Girls
piego, jake Przypomnienie, re
propaganda powstaniowa zawsze
jest pozadana w Berlinie.
ze zjazd jutrzejszy cara z
WiIhelmem jest koniecznym, do
wodzi tego fakt, opisany przez
"Petersb. Wiedomosti", re ma
konferencyi konisyi rozjemczej
W Hadze deIegat Niemiec Buentz
obrazil Rosye i rosyjskiego mi
uistra Murawiewa. "Miedzy
czlonkami sadu rozjemczego a
delegatami mocarstw powoddw
(Anglii, Niemiec Wloch) = pi-
sze correspondent dziennika ro-
syjskiego, nastapila wymiana
zdan, ME majaca W swej formie
mic wspolnego z dyplomacya, a
w swej tresci mogaca doprowa-
dziG do wojny. Z pomoca sado-
wi przyszli delegaci Francyi i
Belgii. Sprawa przybraia ostry
charakter, posiedzenie sadu zam-
knieto i dalszy ciag Procesu odro-
czono do 4 listopada".
lyle tylko przytoczono w
dzienniku samej koresponden-
cyl, musia1a ona zawierat o wie-
lie wiecej, skoro dala powod re-
dakcyi 'Pet. West" do zamiesz-
czenia piorunujacego artykulu
wstepnego przeciw Nlemcom. L
artykulu tego przytaczamy maj
wazniejsze jego ustePy.
"Zamieszczamy komunikat ma
szego correspondents trudnym
do uwierzenia skandalu, jaki
nlial naiejsce w Hadze, W .skutek
brutalnego zachowania sic dele
gaia niemieckiego p. Buentza. O.
ryginalnych slow zuchwalego
Prusaka ME podobna przyto-
czyt: bylyby one obrazajacemi
dla najdrozszej swiatyni serca
rosyjsdego, gdyby w istode RE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-03

rnalny podatek opiacaja czesto
policyantom, by ci je w spokoju
zostawiali, nieraz ME So w sta
ME powrocic ma droge uczciwego
zarobku, bo przeszkadzaja i'm
"stroze bezpieczefstwa", ktorzy,
azeby ME pozbawic sic zarobku,
rozglaszajac ich hahbe, ME dopu-
szczaja do otrzymania zarobku
przyzwoitego.
Co do domow cry, okazaio
sic, re wielu policyantow dosko-
male vie ich istnleniu, ale albo
sami pobieraja haracz dlatego
udaja Slepych, albo tez miewaja
wprost instrukcye Cd swoich
prze1ozonych, by przez palce pa
trzyli.
Musi zapiacie $50.
Tom Murray, wlasciciel skia-
du garderoby mezkiej ma rogu
Clark str. i Jackson boul., zostai
wczoraj przez jury skazany ma
zaplacenie $50 Charlesowi
Thompson. Dnia 13 listopada z.
r. iona Murraya zgubiia w pc
wnym wagonie gornej kolei Me-
tropolitan szpilke drogim ka-
mieniem. Nastepnego dnla Muir
ray oglcsil W pewnej gazecie, re
zaplaci pelna wartose klejnotu
temu, ktory go przyniesie.
Thompson byi szczesliwym zna-
lazca uwiadomii o tenn Murra-
va. Spotkali sic w gmachu "1ro-
quois Club, a potem poszli do
jubilera, gdyz Murray powie-
dzial, re chce sic przekonac, czy-
Ii ME wlozono faiszywego kamie-
mia w miejsce prawdzfwego. U
jubilera juz czekai konstabel "a
m6wiony przez Murraya, ktory,
ma podstawie wyrobionego roz-
kazu sadowego, skonfiskowal
klejnot. Poniewaz Murray ME
zaplacii wedle obietnicy, przeto
Thompson go zaskarzyi w obec
sedziego Hinebaugh wygrai pro-
ces.
Musi sic wyprowadzic.
Dentysta dr.. Robert L. Halpe-
rim w czerwcu b. r. sprzedal swa
praktyke koledze swojemu DIR.
Henry M. Silverberg "a $500 i
zobowiazal sic kontraktowo, ME
oddawac sic praktyce w dystryk-
Gle pomiedzy poludniowem ra-
mieniem rzeki a ulicami Loomis
Madison str. Ale potem zlamai
kontrakt, gdyz otworzyl nowy o.
fis ma rogu Taylor str. i Ashland
boul. DR.. Silverberg wnios} pre-
to skarge do sadu obwodowego,
a sedzia Tuley wczoraj wydai
tymczasowy zakaz sadowy, "a
braniajacy drowi Halperin odda-
wac sic praktyce W owym dy-
strykcie.
Kontraktorzy biora sic "a rece.
Tutejsze stowarzyszenie kon-
traktor6w budowy Building
Contractors CounciD rozeslafo
wczoraj przez swego sekretarza,
E. M. Craiga, zaproszenie do po-
dobnych stowarzyszen w caiym
kraju, ma wspolna konwencya,
ktora odbedzie sic W Chicago d.
10 grudnia, celem utworzenia Or
ganizacyi krajowej. Zast6j W
budownictwie, ktory zapanowal
w ostatnich czasach, a rownocze-
snie wielki ruch W organizacyach
robotniczych, staly sic powodem
do zwolania konwencyi, celem
jei bedzie zarowno zastanowit
sic mad wspolnymi interesami
kontraktorow budowy, jak unor-
nowac stosunek pracodawcow
A. -obo+,;I,6,u ,,to5IS coocohu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-03
2 kd robotniczych.

Cztery unie rzeznicze wczoraj
uchwalily przyiaczyc sic do straj-
ku ogolnego, slooro zostanie O.
gioszony, kilkanascie tnnych
dzisiaj glosowac bedzie mad "a
sprawa. Jeden representative
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-23

Net revenue due
State for "a
months, $12S,2S1 81
Under an act approved March 3,
1900, allowing the board under Ger.
tain conditions to compensate plant
ers for loss, the board paid the Kin
sale Oyster Company $500. This is
an unusual expenditure aud consti-
tutes no legitimate charge against
the oyster fund under the con troll of
the board.
TO REMEDY EXISTING EVILS.
The board makes many recommen-
dations to the Governor and General
Assembly asking legislation to assist
them In remedying the existing evils.
They say that the present system of
fines for violation of the oyster law
is inadequate and fails to prevent
repeated violations of the same Of
tenders. They recommend that the
dredging season commence November
ist, instead of October 18th, to con-
form to the Maryland law and that
no dredging license be issued for q
shorter period than two months, also
that all oyster police captains bt
made game wardens for the enforce.
ment of the game laws and for the
protection of the game along the
tidal waters of Virginia.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-23

of regular officers long after the Ciyi
War in which he was the leader OF
the oppositiop.-N. y Times.
"Giles Jackson (colored), fighting
for the new Constitution in Virginia
and jackson Giles (colored), fighting
against the new Constitution in Ala
bama-have they mixed those tar
babies mp" asks the Richmond
Dispatch.
A Missouri editor is responsible
for the assertion that at recent
church entertainment in his town
the master of ceremonies made the
announcement that "Miss Bates will
sing 20! That / Had an Angels
Wings That l Might Rise and Fly,'
accompanied by the minister"
The numerous fatalities recently
reported are enough to show the
result of careless handling of firearms
even in the hands of men, while the
killing of prominent Staunton (Va.)
merchant and the accidental shoot
ing of a number of other persons in
the Vlrginias testify to the danger
of allowing children near guns
Baltimore San.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-23
The crowned heads of every nation,
The rich men, poor men aud misers
All join in paying tribute to
DeWftt's Tittla Eariv Dfsors

All JON In paying tribute to
DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
n. Williams, San Antonio, Texas, writes:
Little Early Riser Pills are the best have
ever used in my family. I unhesitatingly
recommend them to everybody" They cure
constipation. biliousness. sick headache, tor
pid liver. taundice. malaria and all other
liver troubles.
For sale by t. !. Hayden s. Son, Irvington:
H. Y. Rowe & Son. Heathsville; ]. j. Crow
der & Son, Reed vile; l.. ID. Stoneham. Molusl.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-23
A Marvelous Invent,ou.

Wonders never cease. A machine has been
invented that will out, paste and hang wall
paper. The field or inventions and discoy-
cries seems to be unlimited. Notable among
great discoveries is DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. It has done world OF
good for weak lungs and saved many life
thousands have used it and conquered grip
bronchitis, pneumonia and consumption
Their general veriict is: TITS the best and
most reliable medicine for throat and lsne
troubles" Every So-cent and 81 bottle Is
guaranteed by Il. G. Richardson. Kilmarnock
and I. J. Hayden & Son, Irvington. Trial
bottles FREQ. - 80 11 e5Ncd
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-23

"KETcR-AwLs' FROM EVERYWHERE.
Don't attempt to drown sorrow in
drink; you, will only discover that
sorrow is an expert swimmer.-Ui-
caqo Nsscs. $50 sNa - b
Four Manitoba farmers are nm der
indictment for killing q boy by
forcing him to drink, and when un-
conscious pouring the liquid down
his throat.
How much wood would a wood
chuck chuck if woodchuck could
chuck wood? He could chuck as
much as q woodchuck could if a
woodchuck could chuck wood
Sharpt0aon Herald.
There has not been so good, mean
ing SO intelligent, Secretaey of War
since Jefferson Davis, who was Secre-
taty in the Cabinet of Fran kiln
Pierce precisely half century ago,
and the memory of whose ADMINISTERS
ton liagered fragrantly in the minds
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-23
The VIM. J. Hooper Manufacturing Co.,
114 and 116 South ST., BAITIMORE. MD

Alden, President of Sunshine Society; and
Little Men and women," are rich in Their
ieast OF interesting matter. Some particularly
bright stories round out the number of this
unusual magazine. II you cannot get it at
your newsdcalers, send to the Publisher. 2s
Cilnton street. Newark, N. J., for IL. The
subscription price is one dollar year. Ten
cents copy. The offer is being made by the
MAGAZINE that to all subscribers whose sub
scription price is received by February 5th
the October, November THANKSGIVING and
December tChristmas) numbers of the maga-
zine, with an Art Study of chrysanthemums
In color and two sheets of beautiful music
will be sent free.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-23
Pass the, Bier.

A certain minister who frequently
had occasion to perform the duties
of his office at funerals always. felt
exasperated at the invitation given
to "view the remains" He there
fore resolved to take matters into
his own hands, and at the close of
the service on the next occasion said
with much solemnity: "The friends
will now pass round the bier" much
to the amusement of his hearers
Lippinc0tPs.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-23

Mrs. Johanna Soderholn, OF Fergus Falls
Minn.. fell and dislocated her shoulder. She
had surgeon get 1t back In place as soon as
possible. but 1t was quite sore and pained her
very much. Her son mentioned that ne had
seen Chambcrlain's Pain Balm advertised for
sprains and soreness, and she asked him to
buy her bottle of It, which he did. II
quickly relieved her and enabled her to
sleep. which she had not done for several
days. The son was so much pleased with the
relief 1t gave his mother that he has since
recommended It 70 many others.
For sale by Kills Q. Richardson, Kilmar-
mock; Messick & Long, Irvington, W. A,
Dameron 4 Bro. weems; q. W. Sanders.
White Stone. rs
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-23
BOARD OF FISHERIES, REPORT.

bVAhD OF FlSHERIES' REPORT
The annual report of the Stat,
Board of Fisheries for the fisca
year ending September 20, 1902, j,
out. 1t shows that Virginia now
keeps up navy. of oyster police
boats, consisting Of the steamer:
Accomac, Rappahannock and James
River, and the schooner Pocomoke
This was done last year at an ex-
pense of $40, ,993.S6, which is S993. sc
in excess of the annual appropria.
ton. The excess is attributed Co the
increased cost of coal.
EXTENT OF oYsTFRING.
"Reports from oyster inspectors
show that there are engaged ia tax
ing oysters from the natural rocks,
beds and shoals with ordinary tongs,
$500 men, who take a specific ii.
cense at So per season; 571 who
take licenses for the privilege of
using patent tongs at S. per season;
499 dredging licenses issued, giving
employment to 1000 to $500 people
engaged in this branch of the oyster
industry. Rent has been collected
during the present fiscal year on
47,803 acres of oyster-planting
ground, of which 1864 acres is on
the eastern or ocean side of Accomac
and Northampton counties, paying a
rental of 25 cents per acre, with the
exception of few recent assign
mepts made since the amendment of
April 2, 1902, providing for rental
OF $l per acre on oyster planting
grounds in these waters as else
where"
There is also included in the, Az
s03 acres $500 acres of deep water
oystcr-planting ground at rental of
123 cents per acre for the first five
years, 25 cents an acre for the next
tive years, and so cents an acre for
the next ten years. This deep-water
planting is the first experiment
made by planters In the waters of
Virginia under the provisions of the
act of April 2, 1909.
The following is a general re-
capitulatiou showing the total rev.
enue and disbursements by the
Board of Fisheries of the several ap-
preparations made by the General
Assembly from March 80, 1898, to
September 80, 1902:
Revenues from
all sources for
81 months end
ing September
30, 1909, $2s4,46e II
Expen ded for
maintenance OF
police force to
September 80.
1901, s5s.S1e 20
Expe ded for
maintenance of
police force for
year ding
September 30,
1909. 2O,99s SO
Expended for po-
liceregulations
on ocean side
OF Accomsck
and Northamp-
ton, l,720 90
Expen d ed for
purchase and
rebuilding po-
lice vessels, 8.351 80
Expenses OF the
Board OF Fish
cries, including
salary of chair
man and secre-
tary for 81
months, 16,7S7 81
Expen ded for
oyster tubs. 1855 05
Expen ded for
storage g. tubs, 90 so
Paid Kinsale
Oyster Co., 800 90
Total expendi-
lures for "a
months ending
September 80,
1909. $iOe.lso 80 s1Oe.isO 80
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-23
NUMBER II.
IMPORTANT TO FISHERMEN:

Let us have netting orders
eve efore. - f N'F"''- "i VI
descriptions
beth
line You1e ycv you may peeo ID cur
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-23
Eree Cure for sick Headache

Chamberlsin's Stomach and Liver Tablets
are certain cure for sick headache. IL taken
as soon as the first indication OF the disease
appears they will prevent tho attack. Get q
free sample at Ellis G. Richardson's, Kilmsr-
mock; Messick s. Longs, Irvington; w. A.
Cameron s. Bros, Weems; @. w. Sanders
White Stone. and give them trial. n
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-23
Rgy = s.

The walking sick, what
a crowd Of them there are:
Persons who are thin and
weak but not sick enough
to go to bed.
Chronic cases that's
what the doctors call them,
which in common English
means-long sickness.
To stop the continued
loss of flesh they need
SCOTS Emulsion. For the
feeling of weakness they
need SCOTS Emulsion.
1t makes new flesh and
gives new life to the weak
system.
SCOTS Emulsion gets
thin and weak persons out
OF the rut. 1t makes new,
rich blood, strengthens the
nerves and gives appetite
for ordinary food.
Scott's Emulsion can be
taken as long as sickness
lasts and do good all the
time.
There's new strength
and flesh in every dose.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-18
Crawford Exonerated.

The State Bar Association is in ses.
sion at Portland Among other mat
ters before it yesterday was the re-
port Of the grievance committee and
the discussion Of the charges Of per.
jury brought against Attorney General
A. NJ. Crawford by Judge w. R. Willis
Of Roseburg. The allegation is found.
ed on and old trouble which the two
attorneys had in making a settlement
OF fees for a case they handled while
in partnership. Williams claimed that
Crawford had perjured himself in re.
gar dto a certain written agreement
gard to a certain written agreement
and which he denied the existence or
The committees report stated that
there seemed to be insufficient grounds
for bringing the charges and recon-
mended that the matter be passed
over Their report was approved and
accepted.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-18

Wall street, the brokers who keep the
poolrooms in which they gamble are
not ashamed to have their names
known, to put up signs over their Of.
fees; and the money which they mako
is accepted without question in socie.
ty and by the church. -.
It was Mr.. Choate who said not
many years since at a public dinner
in this city that the churches insist
upon a higher code Of morals in the
control of business corporation; that
they must expel from their member
ship and hold up to the opprobium and
contumely Of society, officers and di
rectors OF corporations who are guilty
of political corruption. Until the
Christian church and Christian
churches at large havge reached that
standard we cannot expect to obtain
correction OF this evil.
The trouble is that society, although
calling itself loosely Christian, is not
organized on the lines Of the teaching
Of Christ. The society OF Christian
countries, OF Christian churches. Is
very far remote from Christianity in
its social and economic conditions in
the application OF the teachings of
Christ to its business and its society
relations. Our society, using the word
in its narrower sense, has it's founda.
tion, as its main principle, in actual
practice, a definitely anti-Christian doc.
trine. It is not the man or woman
who labors and tolls that Is honored
socially, but the man who does not
need the labor, and who does not la
Dor and toll to serve his brother men
and women as Christ served. The
standard Of social truth is, with us,
not what a man or woman has done tc
serve his or her fellows, but what a
man or woman has gotten for himself
or herself, or, worse still, what a man
or woman's ancestors-the more re
mote the better-have gotten and
stored up and passed on TO them.
The whole thing is un-Christian,
Christian.
DIR. J. C. PETERS.