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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
Miss Hypes.
I. Miss Camp.
Mr.. Spencer

cast Of .tAppomattox" IS as follows:
Laban Morgan, an old Yirgtnian, Mr..
Edward Beall (nn old veteran himself;
Hugh Morgan, U. 8. A. DR.. Ben
Moomaw; Fred Morgan, G. S. A., Mr..
Thomas Spencer; Major Napoleon Smith,
Mr.. Edward Friend; Johnnie Jones. Mr..
Herbert Scatchard; Uncle Sam. Mr.. w.
NJ. Rleiche; Colonel Sherrard, U. S. A..
Mr.. Dudley: Sergeant Hilton, Mr. Nc
Clure; Agnes Livingston, Miss Annie
Griffin; Evelyn Jones, Miss Camp; Estelle,
Miss Beula shull; Widow Jones, Miss
Hypes. Tho same players, assisted BY
tho Odd Fellows Club will present
wealth and Matri1nony' at the Acad-
envy on Easter Monday night: This is
farcical society play, and has made
decided hit wherever presented. It Will
be played for the benefit Of the Odd-Fel-
lows monument fund.
The Roanoke Players Club has most
enviable. reputation. They not only have
given several annual performances in
Roanoke that have always drawn full
houses, but they have played by request
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
The NEWS OF
BLACKSTONE.
Improvements Have Increased
Price Of Town Lots.
REAL ESTATE is LIVELY
New Telephone Line Being Built to
Chase Clty-Charter Wanted for
Railroad SO Work Can Be Com
menced- Meeting ofvets.
fsnec,o, to The rimes-pispntch.,

(special to The Tines-Dispatch.)
BLACKSTONE, VA, March 2l.-There
Is q probability that the legislative. 1'ght
may be along the lines OF saloon ana
~ t,-saloon. On account OF this county
be,nr the homo OF Judge W. H. Mann.
tho author Of the bill that bears his
name now before the state Senate, theirs
"a a strong desire among the antl-saloon
), n,oon,e to send representa- tive. who VIII
ia In entire sympathy with that bill and
,,yho will work in conjunction with Judge
Mann to get tho bill through the Legls-
lature.
Should the fight be along this line
the anti-saloon people say they Will sure
,v win, since they know they have
large majority Of the voters upon their
side In that matter. With viva voce
primary this would doubtless DO true;
with secret ballot there might DO some
doubt. 1t is an undeniable fact. now
ever that the anti-saloon sentiment Is
growing In this section. especially among
the country people. This is evidenced by
the result Of the election recently held
IN tho adjoining district OF Dlnwddie
county, which went dry overwhelmingly
Ono more Of the many schemes devised
for swindling the illitcrate negro has
recently developed in this section IN
connection with tho bill OF Senator Hanna
ia pension the ex-slnves, A smart one
has been among them asking for contrl-
buttons to help along the passage OF
the bill. and promising great results u
n goodly sum be raised. OF course. some
of them were caught, rs they always are,
while others. who had. perhaps, made
similar contributions In the past, made
| inquiries before subjccting themselves to
| the fleeing,
Tho Indications point to very great nc-
tiytty In real estate here during the
| present year Already several sales Of
more than ordinary importance have
occurred, and other deals are on foot
which viii doubtless be closed In shor
while.
purchase few days ago by Messrs
w. NJ. White, II. A, Adams and w. IA
White of tho entire section Of lots from
the East Blackstone Land Company, ~
ing in front of the residence Of DR., w
| V. Atkins, and extending from Main Il
| High Streets. Buildings on some OF thes'
are to DO begun at once
NEW BUILDINGS,
There will also be much general actiy
~ in building here during this year
| There nre already plans for some goo
business houses and many handsome res
| licences in different sections OF the tow n
Among these latter is the residence Q
Mr. II. II, Seay to replace the ono h
lost by fire few weeks since and thn
4 OF Mr. N NJ Neblett. OF Brunswic
4 county, who Is planning n very ha1c
a some residence In West Blackstone p.e
q paratory TO moving TO this place.
\ There have been several Versols hel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
CURRENT EVENTS CLUB I.
Delightful flames Whitcomb Riley"
Afternoon Given by Mrs. g. z. Casse''.

fsnec,nI 10 The Tincs-Dispntch)
East RADrORD. VA, March 2l.--tA
de,,pbtful James Whitcomb Riley" AZ
ternoon was given the Current Events
Club by Mrs. G, F.. cassel at G y l.'s.a
TOM, Thursday Tflose p ressen. "o.s
A1esdnmcs Barclay, Galway, simpson
Irwin Miller, J. R. Ai'l'cr, Nenap,s, 49,,
liam Tnrles. Nc Ingles, w. 7. BALDWIN,
w ~ Baldwin, Jr., Jones, Vaughn. Ken
dordne. Preston Wilson, Mrs, A. r.
Miles. Mrs. George W. Miles and Misses
somerv,,le Kathleen. Lucille and ANNE
cassel. ex-governor Tyler. Colonel Miles l'
s. Heth. Jr., and the hostess ana hos'.
Il was a typical "jonquil' occa sion.
the decorations being of that first hcrni :.
OF spring An amusing instance OF dulch
,yIt and repartee was given. as follo"s'
Mrs. william Ingles In giving her turh
Of Interesting events. was reading Sc
lection about some scientist who was
irving to start n variety, or breed. OF
featherless chickens by reducing inc
feathers to covering Of fine, hair-llKe
dawn. Some OF the ladies asked what was
"a become OF tho comb OF the chickens
Mrs. Ingles, quick as fash, replied
"The comb Is to be used to fasten the
hair"
After the giving OF events the hostess
announced that this was to be RILEY
meeting, and that Mrs. irving Miller
had consented to lead. Mrs. Miller said
that she had written to Mr.. Riley asking
him TO contribute to the pleasure OF the
evening, and that he had responded by
sending her his autobiography and sew
eral other scraps, which she read, mucI
to tho ediAcationf Of the members.
a a
by rising vote for his thus honorine
Radford's club.
Several OF the members read selections
Jand Mrs, W.T.. Baldwin. Jr., recited one
or the Hoosier poets latest productions
subject II alnt go'n cry no more
After some sweet music and season
able refreshments, the guests. ut twi
lights meditatlve hour, said their goot
bycs.
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|.
SOCIETY E I
Its Members Observing Lent
and Their Reasons Therefor or
THE EVENTS OF THE IL WEEK .l|:; E;
"A Number Of Interesting Personal Notes
In Regard to the Doings Of Society
People Known In the City
by the Sea.
THE EVENTS OF THE WEEK
fspec,o1 to Tho TYmes. Dispatch.,

| Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. March N.-soclety is
not plous The members OF society do
not keep Lent. They observe It because
they are polite or punctillous. They are
too nice and careful to do anything that
would shock those who. are religious or
wound those who are plous. Meantime.
Lent offers an opportunity for the per-
sons who devote themselves to social
duties and who are considered the lead
! ers In social affairs, to rest They iu
not use Lent to repent for deeds they
have committed, but to prepare tor bet
| ter deeds, perhaps, that they intend to
| commit after Easter.
| Whlle the members of society arc not
pious they arc neither wicked nor i'm
plous. They are too courteous ana too
amlabe to dlsplease or to offend, even
those for whose rigdity Of manners and
sternncss of character they have little
| appreciation and no affection. Tho mem-
bers of society are inclined to be frendS
ly, kindly, appreoIative. They prefer to
have perfectly amlcable relations with
! all classes. They take pardonable and
sweet pride In being on pleasant terms
with the poorest, tho humblest and even
tho mcanest OF manklnd--wlth saint or
sinner; and, most Of ALL with the man
who pretcnds to be holier than other mon
are. oven than that society man who is
too courteous to wound the self-con-
seriousness OF hypocrite.
Tho courtesy that society, cultiyatcs re-
suits In tho families whose sons ana
daughters are well-bred They nre kind
~, polite, courteous They have the
qualities that piety doesn't always In
cite In those persons who are really try
ing-as they thnk-tc be good. They
are good, perhaps In tho harsh, rough
| ,,p,, "a no r1,rN hoe mr. loo nd
, the unselhsh and wise amiabilty OF tho
politeness and courtesy Of society They
may be pious, but they arc not polite.
r Society may not be pOus-it IL always
polite. IIence there were but few -elnrl
, functions during this week OF Lent.
Mr.. and Mrs, Francis Preston stras,
) Of Roanoke. are expected In Norfolk
about tho list of April Mr.. stras has
, q position with G, A, Nash & Son, and
: they will In future make their home
t here.
Dream" which is to be given soon, are
Z held at the residence Of Mr. II, 3. Shell
| den, in York Street, Mr.. G. Il. Mornsette
is directing the play, Some Of Norfolks
!, best amateur talent will be In the cast
The cause for which this is given Is the
) United Charities lof Noorfol'S'
some Of tho affairs Of the week were
\ us follows;
= Mrs. Reuben o, Bitter entertained al
! tea Sunday afternoon at hNr home, al
Port Norfolk 1t was q charming oc-
/, casion, although Informal Tea and
/ dainty refreshments were served on the
, side piazza, the day being SO delightfully."-
] warm and sprlng-llke
t Among her guests We're Commander
i and Mrs. Clinton HI Curtis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Holden Evans, Mr., and Mrs. Ohm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
Mr.. Scatchard.
Mr.. eeall.
Mis-. shut,

IN Salem, Martinsvlle. and Bedford City,
giving several performances in each
place It is very talented party Of
people, and take tho greatest care In
staging and producing plays. It Is their
Intention to present several Of the plays
at summer resorts In this section next
summer. 4
A Mr.. Lee, travelling promoter OF
entertainments, Is in the city getting up
"Puss in Boots" for the benefit OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the y. M. g A
Several hundred children arc In It. and
rchearsals are held daily. It will be
presented at the Academy next Thursday
night.
rhe Elks have decided to hold their
bazaar on the 18th Of May. 1t Will run
for ten days. They have received many
contributions from every section OF the
country,
May promises to be q very lively t''e month
opening with tho carnival Of tho Com
mercial Travellers, which Will begin on
tho 4th Of tho month and run for
week. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
m WYTHEVlLLE
Mrs T. M. Heuser Entertalns In Honor
of Mrs. i ocknan and Mrs. Pryor
.A3l -, - THO Times -Dispatch.)

{T}fSsy242 f Ens 1 Times, Ma2rch $50
o,sl,v Wytheville Is dull. Lent haVi ns
cxciuded most forms OF gaye.s. az M
tuesday evening Mrs: Il. M. He sna m
S ses..h street in honor OF her guests
NJ ~. - villa Hockman and Mrs. oscar
1,,,.or NJ Radford. Flinoh occupied inc
attont,on OF those present for, seVera!
ho,rs a novel feature Of entertainment
Z ..,o.o guessing contest, In which Illus
tra3ed advertisements OF wcll-known ar
ticles were cut from magazines anu
niaced on the walls. Each guest was
furnished a card and pencil, Win nun M
Mars and the contestants guessed me
,,o,no ~ tho article In each advertise
ment writing the guesses against lne
CORRESPONDING numbers on the card. IN
this contest Miss Sallie Bruce won me
nrize while Mr.. Alex. Forward carrleo
~ the BOBBY. Each guest was request
cd to bring carefully wrapped a,sce5u u
Cd toilet article. and these were dlstrin-
uted Unfortunately at the close OF tl u
evening. their disclosures nelns .''o "
~ sion OF many laughnble scenes.
The Town Council will be requested 10
annropriate a sufficient amount Of money
to enable tho Wytheville Graded schoo.
n continue its session until the first OF
Nav, The regular school fund has
nroven insufficient this year to run tne
school the uaual length Of time. because
~ the largely Increased number o.
scholars, necessitating tho employment
OF additional teachers.
Miss Georgia Rider, Of this place, ane
Mr. James Craig, Of Bristol. were mar
Red here yesterday, Rev. ". A. Hal
off1ciating. Tho bride Is a daughter O.
ar, and Mrs. Isaac Rider. Mr.. and Mrs
Craig left last night for Bristol. Wher'
nnia and southwestern Railway Com
Many. 49, 49, Este
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
ENJOYABLE DANCE
GIVEN A GLASGOW
Society News from Lexington
and the Country Rounda-
bout Reciprocity.
fspec,al to Tho Times. pispatch.>

(special to Tho Tlmes.pispatch.)
LEXINGTON, VA, March Alan en-
,ovablo dance was given at Glasgow Fri
day night by the young men o. that
town Among those taking part we're;
Misses Emma, Leila and Juliet Mccorkle'
INV. Annie and Marshall Blrks, Matte
1Wnolfolk, Della Watts, Myrtle Waugh,
and Ethel Iackey; Mesdnmes Eugene
Mathews and T. H. Michlei Messrs.
Charles Burks, ]. 8, Mcclure. Charles
Niche. Harry Burks, Duncan. Walker
and Watts.
mr.. and Mrs, j. Med, Aaalr are on an
extended trip, which VIII Include, WASH
ington Baltimore, New York and Rich,
mond, They expect to be absent several
weeks.
Professor II, Parker Willis, Of the VIII
son chair Of economics at Washington
and Lee University. has hi conjunction
with Professor L.. Lawrence Laughlln, OF
The University of Chicago, published q
book on reciprocity, j. u,
Mr. and Mrs, o. Porter 'showalter. who
have been living in Washington for the
past year, have returned to Lexington 70
live
Mrs. Charles A. Graves, Of; the Untyer-
slty of Virginia, has been visiting her
sister Mrs, John A. Graham, for the past
week. VI q ,AIt rfla.3e 10
Hon. Henry st. George Tucker and AIRS.
Tucker have been spending the week IN
Washington, ,,...,.. !. Z !,
visiting her son. Mr., Thomas y, Lac g, ID.
n Miss Kent, of Louisa #count ~, " VISIT! II 4
Mrs. Hunter Pend ton az me f'Fg my
NJ ilitary Inst! ute. W 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22


ROANOKE VA, March M-Since, the
Lenten season began there have abso-
lutely been no social entertainments of
any kind held, unless such entertainments
as missionary teas and the like may be
SO classed. The society people were really
glad to see the Lenten season arrive. as
they had had u surfelt Of card parties
and receptions.
The theatre has been the principal place
Of amusement,s and all tlrst-class attrac-
lions have drawn full houses Floro-
dora" led all the rest with nearly $4,000
in the house. "Richard Caryel' was at
the Academy tonight, but did not attract
very large audience, owing to the num-
Der Of attractions this week, and those
Of the coming week.
The Roanoke Players Club will present
''Appomattox,'' at the Academy Of
Music Monday night for the benefit Of
the Roanoke Light Infantry and 1t prom
ises to be a decided event. The soldier
boys will be out In uniform, and natur-
ally the girls go with brass buttons. The
aI o. 4 d . . j. . . "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
READINGS;
MUSICALE.S
Lynchburg Society Folks Oh.
serve Lent Strictly.
PERIOD OF sTAGNAT' K
When Easter German Starts the Post
Len,en Season Affairs VIII Be
Gay-Musical Recital at Wo-
mans College Chapel.
fsn,c,o, to The Times. Dispatch

LYNCHBGRG VA, March 21.-Len'
I bas brought to Lynchburg society q
period Of staglatlon, and since Ash Wed
nesday social gayety hns confined Itself
TO n few readings, musicalcs, etc. ~
1caster german will start new ire 10 ~
society circles, and several marriages WI
add interest to tho list OF cn alt y !.
4 ,ncnts which, from all accounts. IS u
long one. -, Ut,
On last wednesday afternoon Mrs. W.
M strothcr- gave reading to the MIN
iaterfrr Circle OF Kings Daughters ct the
homo OF Mrs. william s. Carroll. Mrs
4 strother's selection WIS Monsieur Beau
Icnire" and the manner IN which she
presented the story made 1t most ue,
4iirhtf,fl ana interesting. over hunoreo
iadies were present, and nil OF them az e
onthusiastio In praise of Mrs. Strothcr
talent. ,,,s
- MONDAY afternoon Professor Davis
ana Mrs Pat1llo, Of tho Wonans Conese'
ana Professor H l. Farmer VIZ,
known musician, gave recital ~ s,as
chapel OF the College. The pros,snI 1.ne
MS carried out, was greatly en3oyeu. sn
b foa.or Davis and Professor FARMER ten--
darad the musical parts OF the pro
rro mme, while Mrs, Patillo Teclteo.
A. entertainment and reception were
lion a. the Young Mems Christian Asso.
eaa t;on last evening to mark the close OF
oScontast for the new building fund. an
q. s S 'nrogra1nme was carried out ana
h.,,rio,,a refreshments were served.
: The presentation OF "Fqorodora az g
onara House was attended by an I'M
,nenae audience. and. owing 10 the ro ,p w.
ton OF the play, people willngly pa, seats 'n.
nigh prices that were chasseo LOO ao d, e.
Io . M,,.n' ord IL .Florodora" should over
pol pom. ,s+1, tho same company, the dill
s terancs in patronage would be very
marked. 49,, 49,, rJood, next
- ,yI,, receive warm welcome, anu
y, meI 1noIs as II they. too, will PACK a's inc
)nera House,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
Mr.. Friend.
Especial to The r1mcs-D lspatch.)

4 Miss Grimm. Or. Moomaw.
3l Mr.. Reiche.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

q ~ NH. MIRA, Blanche Smith Campo
a.. 49,, Mrs. Howard Shield, Misses
iri MA md Molly Mdlllgaii, Lieutenant
ponta, Mn dauyler, Mr. Tench I'll Gilman,
and Mr. Harry Keeling. IN l IL
nv 4 ronccrt given Sunday evening at
~ residence 81 Mr. NJ. Umstadter, In
iTn,t street., was n s,iccess, both f1han-
ajnily and socially. The parlors OF Mr..
fjmstadter's homo were flled with two
hundred and fifty gtiests. The musical
programme was unusually attractive.
Refreshments were then sold and candy
raflled for the BETHEL Synagogue. for
which tho concert WINS given.
soM11 PIERS oNALs. n. 58333
Miss Sailie Zimmerman, OF washington.
is tho guest Of Mrs. Harry Myers In
fGhontl t 38 1t "A y &. @
Miss Alice, Makely, Of Edenton Is visit
ing friends In Richmond, after being the
guest OF Miss Fannie Culpepcr, IN Butte
street. M AZ ID X a mn 4. VIZ E3
@ Miss 3Aline sAfcNair, OF New York, who
has been the guest Of Niss Elizabeth
Johnston. on York Street, left for her,
homo wednesday,. Il,
Mrs. Placard Of washington. who has
been stoppng at the Monticello, and MIS- r.
Charles Ruthrauff. who hns been the
guest 81 Of Mrs William II. Taylor ~
BousllJ Street, have gone, to New York.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Owen, who nave
been Visiting friends herc, have returned
tolDurham. N. C, ~,
Mrs. Howell Lewis, Of Chhrottesyllie,
Is tho guest OF her sister, Mrs. t. " BIZ
Ter, at Fort Norfolk.
Miss Lettcrmnn returned Monday 70
charlottesville. after being the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. II. L. Lowcnberg, IN
Client.
Miss Ella Marcus who has been visit
l,,.~ Ty1a IL f,ou rnf1rnhu
Mrs. G. G. Garrett, Of Baltimore. is the
guest OF her brother, Or. Il. @. Lee, III
York Street.
Miss Josephine Brewer, OF baltimore
Is visiting Mrs Charles Wrenn IN un =, y.
Jones and Miss Lottie~Garrctt, who have
been spending several days at the Cham
berlin, have returned to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3; B, Skinner have gone
to visit friends In Washington
Miss Addle Ullman. or Warronton,
who has been the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Moe fevy,in Holt Street, left Mon
day to visit Miss Letterman, in Char
lottesvile. NJ
Miss Katie Cannon returned Saturday
from n Visit to friends In Atlanta.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Hughes has retur T,
| from visiting rela tivcs in Richmond. licr
sister, Miss Estelle Smith, who has been
| Ill, is now conyalescent.
Miss Ethel schInclz, who has been
| the guest OF Miss Eugenia Balm ana MISS
Minor Otcy. has returned to her home
| In Hampton ~,
Mrs. aBiddlecorn. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. r. O. Bitter, at Fort y or
folk, Is now the guest OF Miss mary
| Nash in Treemason Street,
Colonel Harry Hodges ana Mr. a "a
| Hodges have returned from a Trip 70
| washington, Philadelphia and New YORK.
Miss Julia Smith. OF Baltimore IS !, nc nc
guest OF the Misses serpell In DUKE
| Street % i.
Miss Bertha Bew, OF Columbia. "a, Is
visiting Mrs. John Cotton IN .une en-, !. /.
Dr., Lloyd Williams. OF New Oriea 2 -! >, :. -
visiting his sister. Mrs. W. Dorsey rem en-
der in College Place.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-15
VILLAIN SHOT DEAD.
A Plucky Woman Kills the Brute
Who Attempted TO Assault Her.

Owensboro, Ky, May PAT the
little village of Sacramento, in Nc
Lean county, last night Ross Rich
ards, a worthless character, broke
into residence OF Mrs. Alex. Law
ton, while her husband was away.
and locking the children in the
kitchen, attempted to assault her.
She rushed into the next room and
obtained her husbands shotgun
and as Richards pursued her shot
him through the body, killing him
instantly.
She notified Masonic lodge
which was in session near by. A
coroner's Jury was at once i'm
paneled and returned a verdict OF
justi6able homicide, and the cor
oner congratulated Mrs. Lawtor
tor her bravery.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-15
OFFICIAL COUNT.

The official count Of votes in
Christian county, which was begun
Tuesday, was completed Wednes-
day at noon. The table below
shows the figures in the judicial
district contests. Chas. Fl. Bush,
tor circuit Judge has 615 majority
over Thos. p. Cook. In the COM
monwealth's attorneys race John
c. Duffy received 1881 and Denny
p. Smith 868 votes. The certificate
from Lafayette, which gave Duffy
70 and Smith ID, was not properly
filed out, but the precinct is in
cluded 10 the table:
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-15
BLACK ALCYONE III IL.
Standard by Breeding, by Per-
Torrance and as a Sire.

BY Alcyoue 227, dam Addie H ,
dam of Whitefoot 19, sire of White
Hose 2084, Black Alcyone 2.17H,
sire of Wagg 2.11H, Igo ? II, Sun
day Morning 21S, Hester Ann to
, 24H, Lady Fallen 2.S04, all of
which are out of non standard
mares.
Black Alcyone has proven HIM
sell to be not only sire of speed,
but of the road qualities and fine
action that makes his colts desira-
bic for the eastern market. His
colts are the only horses that ever
brought eastern buyers hege.
Black Alcyone has about ~ year
ling and two year olds out of Stan
dard mares that will prove him to
be great sire.
He Will be at ] J. Nancleve' IS
from April 10 to July TO- room for
only eight more mares, at $1,000
cash, $500 10 insrre. AS to all
stations, in every case, fees must
be paid or note given before mares
are removed from the farm!
Stock will not be shown on Sun
dOy except by SPECIAL arrangement
All accidents at owner risk.
Address ]. h. MCC0@N,
Hopkinsville, Ky.
h. +. ID. No. 1
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-15
Disastrous Wrecks

Carelessness is responsible for
many a railway wreck and the
same causes are making human
wrecks of sufferers from Throat
and Lung troubles. But since the
advent of Or. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, Coughs aud
Colds, even the worst cases can be
cured and hopeless resignation is nc
longer necessary. Mrs. Lois Cragg
of Dorchester, Mass, is one of many
whose life was saved by DR.. Klng's
New Discovery. This great rem
edy is guaranteed for all throat and
lung diseases by h. c. Hardwick
Druggist. Price soc, and 81 90
Trial bottles free.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-15

Chairman Young has removed all
but two of the Democratic commit.
teemen IN Lexington and the ousted
committee met Wednesday morning
and after employing counsel to in.
stitute injunction proceeding S
against the Skain and Watkins
committee taking charge of the af.
fairs held a second meeting at
which they named a full ticket of
Councilmen and Aldermen TO be
voted for at the coming November
election. w. ] Ahern, Deputy
Jailer, is the chairman of the old
committee, and was elected chair
man OF the convention to nominate a
municipal ticket.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-15

.purged of fraud, even if whole
county has to be thrown out.
The committee at Eddyville to-
day should do its whole duty under
oath and if the evidence submitted
justities it, they should not only re-
Ject fraudulent votes, but should
recommend the arrest of those who
laid themselves liable to terms in
the penltentiary.