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WHO IS WHO q
IT MEANS MONEY.

IL n
53&The chance TO earn $50 III bright gold
pieces, by d. little careful study and
thinking doesn't como every day In Rich
mond. Il
Moreover, the chance to acquire great
deal OF valuable information regarding
the live business men and business inter- ar.
ests OF the city is also one that doesn't
come every day.
rs The Times Dispatch will pay $50 In
.prizessto the readers Of the paper who are
good guesserss$ Walt for the great novelty
guessing contest-which will appear next
week-and put on your guessing cap.
1t will pay you well VI Z
The question wont be hard and father
and mother can tell you MANY OF the
answers. rs e \; 5ss # IN E5 a,g
Nearly all Of the leading banks, busl-
ness houses and firms in town--the live.
thustling men-will be In the great con-
test. ManyFof them have reserved space.
They are going II, to attract your atten--
ton and find out how we'll you read their
regular advertising. IF you are puzzled,
60 and see them. They'll be glad to help
YOU out-gad to knowsy you ale interested.
who is who?" will Be the largest read
and most Instructive page Of advertising
ever seen In, Richmond. Every sketch on
tho page will have q lasting impression
OF some up to-date business house. Watch
for It. s5 d .,45. Mn .55t5.s
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TRIBUTE ToaWoMEN.
Dr.. Johnson breaches Fine Ser
mon at Laurel Street Church:

mon at Laurel Street Church.
There were large and intensely inter
esting services at Laurel Street Metho-
dist Church on Sunday morning and
night despite the Indictment weather.
Rev: Mr.. Lumpkin preached in the morn
sins and assist 81 Dr. ohnsens IL the COM
.n1urifoh service. 8 ! 8 - sss n II.
DR.. j Johnson again delighted his congre-
cation at night with a most profound and
eloquent sermon on the character OF
Esther. basing his remarks on the words
Esther. or the Powcr4of Beauty" He
paid a glowing tribute to the women Q {
our land, and said thatrthe most beau
tiful women admired by man. were those
who lead clean, pure life, who had a
sweet disposition and "a sympathetic
nature, and not those who wore the finest
apparel and Jewels * IA
Two persons were received into the
church. 555
On next Sunday morning DR.. Johnson
will have special message to the chill
dren. The Junior Epworth League will
have charge Of the singing. This service
promises to be Interesting. and at night
he will preach on Daniel Carrying Els
Religion Into Politics ssl
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SOUTHERN RAIL way.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 40, 1901 a42SS
2i9,55i.s TRAINS LEAYtl 3ltlCttAOND.
1900 "A, Ai.-Uully. Local k1I SLiatlUlt c.
u :W +. M.-DalIy. Limited. Bunet ieu ilnlXs;s
B 10 Atlanta aIlu HlrlningnAm.g New Orlea9
4 Mempnls, Chattanooga aiiue AL the South
6Vv =. M.--n.A.5 SUNDAY. Akeysville Local.
10 100 P, N.-DalIy. LIMITED p pullman ready
~ r. NJ, for I'LL tne south. G3 {{3#
49, 7ls5a5s 5s3 YORK 4RIVElt5 LINE. s&SSlS
4 The fayorlte route to Baltimore and Eayterc
points. Leuve Richmond ago p. NJ: Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
e West Point. - ~ ~ 555jst.S
els r. M-Locai. Monday Wednesday una
Friday for West Point. q y E}4
4:ao r al.-Eacept Sunday. For West Poinsf
y comp citing wiLn steAners tor baltimore AMI
rlvr: landings Monday. Wednesday and Fritz
I - - TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMol{D.s ~ $
8;55 A NJ and 6:ts !. M.-FTrona all the South
s:sS y M-E Nr3a G 5Sa sot ana Dufha
o:25 A. M;-Baitimore and West Point y, Y.
* - TiIIaTEG G. M. Isgs l3. e.. r. N
,E ~ Rssfs Richmond. We
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awful fire there. Mr.. Gray had offered q
similar resolution in the House, but 1t
was Withdrawn when tho one from the

uWIbl llEc lIlcl q, SAdS nav pho'GA -
similar resolution in the House, but It
was Withdrawn when tho one from the
Senate was read. 8s.a III ,.s II
NJ OYSTER BATTLE ON.
81 When tho calendar was reached q fory
debate Sbroko out on tho oyster question,
Z Mr.. Jordan desiring to offer a substitute
B for his bill breaking the Baylor survey
\ so as to conform to tho views of the
Courts Committee. 81 ft5
I'D offered hin substitute, and 1t was
passed by until to-day and ordered print
ed, 4 after Ncssrs..f stubbs and Rev had
fought strenuously to have It recomnllt-
4 ted TO the Committee on the Chesa feake
and It's Tributaries. Mesrs. Duke and
Cardwell came to the rescue OF MIR orr
dan, and he finally won out. 81 !.
House bill allowing the BrooklandF Dis
trict OF Henrico county to borrow 5000
for school purposes was passed, and the
House agreed to Senate amendments # to
companion bills in relation to the classlfi-
cation of property for taxation. A large
number OF bills We're engrossed, al ong
them being that Of Nc. Onld providing
4 for official receipts for fines.
OFFERED AND REFERRED. I
The following bs were offered ana
enterprises by exerptins Them from certain
ton 10 procedure IN contested election cases.
BY Mr. Pann,l: TO arnand4 the law !n relation.
to attachments for rent -. lE. W J. . y
Il BY Mr.. G ray: To amend tho laws In relation
BY Mr.. s. earnes: For the relief Of the Johnj
Smith Corporation 80 al. exempt them from
The paynent OF certain charter fees. tsst 3'
4 BY Mr. Bridg forth; TO ma ke- certain changes
in the law In Erelat lon TO exemptions from the
Operatlous OF the shomestend la ". " .is .
BY Air. Stewart TO prevent tho throwing OF
stones. etc. against steam cars boats e.c.
Sobstructing canals railroads. ETC.
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ST. PAT i I j: DAY.
Celebration This Year Will be
More. Elaborate Than Usual.

d A more ella borate celebration than usual
Will distinguish the observance Of ST.
Patrick's Day this year. There will be
parade from st. PatrIck's School. at Tewn-s
Broad. to fifth, TO- st. Patrick s.
Church. Mr.. Daniel Higgins has been
made chief marshal OF the parade Of the,
two divisions Of the Ancient Order OF
Hbernians, AID a dozen or more aides
will be appointed The two nuxiliares. Of
ladies will participate In the parade. al
tho churc h tho usual excellent programme
Will be rendered, and will BIO followed by
a sermon hpproprate;tosth The occasion On
St. Patricks night the y FIibernians will
have q great banauet ut the, Masonic
Temple. There will be al ptuous spread
and several speeches by9Fprominent cti-
gems viii be delivdle ed q & s5S l 4 t.4 S't.
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MINISTER'S. ! III !, ! J. TAKE
DECIDED ACTION.
Call Upon Congressman to Vote
for Hepburn ollier

At tho meeting Of the Methodist min.
listers Of the city yesterday morning the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted: il. s5s III
q + Resolved. That we regard the Hep
burn interstate liquor bill (H. r. 4o72).
as wisc measure urgently demanded
for tho protection Of those. communities
which, under locas option la VS. have
voted against the sale Of intoxlcarlts.
3. /. Resolved, That 1t Is manifestly unjust
that the sovereign will Of such voters
should be defeated and, therefore, re-
spectfully5 and earnestly urge our repre-
sentatives In Congress to vote for the
passage Of said bid g Is
4 The Rev. w. III. Atwjll,5.of Danville,
was at the meeting, and spoke Of the
beneficial efforts of local option there
where. in spite Of the extreme winter
Yea her, the Mayor has been called upon
Tor an expenditure Of about ninety per
strongly recomm ended the Halsey va
era MT la ". 5T NJ 5s ~ s5t "a X ,3i
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N INV 4 horfo|kasW esteIn.

{a @ LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. Sssss
900 A M.-NORFOLk LIMITED. al Arrlveasa
Norfolk II 20 A. NJ. stops only at Petersburg,
W sSS ana M. sgslgi EXPRESS Buf,e,
Parlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg and 4
Roanokc pullman Sleepers Roanoke 10 Cos
iumbus Bluencld to Cincinnati: also 4Roanok8N
to Knoxville. and Knoxville to Chattanooga
a'ia s;1 tSi p. ROANOKE EXPRESS for FARM
vilIe i ynchburg ana Roanoke. fS$ ssf3g
s:oo r. M--OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar.S
rivos Norfolk $50 P. NJ l stops only a. Peters,
b,irr. ( Jyaye1.y and Suffolk. Il Connects 4withE
stea,rors to boston, Providence New y srk,iS
Baltimore and Washington WI {fsSl agsEE.E
7:8 p. M.-r'or Norfolk and all stations east
q 10 s. M.sNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman Sleepers, Richmond to sLynchburg and
Ronnoke: Petersburg to East Radford: Lynch.;
burg to Chat tanooga. Memphis and New Ore
= Trains arrive from the West 1875 a. NJ s:ess
p N, and 9:to P, NJ. from Norfolk u: 100 -
NJ. and u 80 r. NJ. G BStESS
u Ofrco No ss3s East Main Str cot. SSs
f','5 W. B. REv1LL G. III; Bos1Df. ~
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INTERESTING NEWS BEST GRO.
CERIES FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
Best 0ranulated sugar =. a l.2c

u
Fresh Malaga Grapes, pound.,...s.12Mo
pure Leaf Lard pound .t..............go sc.
Whole Grain Rlce, pound ............6c
Good Quality Green RIO Coffee, per ID .toc
8 bounds Evaporated Peaches tors. .25c.
FRESH Boiona Sausage, pound ..t.....7c
Home. Made Mines Meat, pound. ~. 80.
Fresh oyster Crackers and Cracker
Dust, pound .,:.............,.'..'.......ec.
S2.sprlnp Broom, 3.strlng, 12c, q.
Strnu,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Larue Juicy Il Lemons, dozen..........12c.
eestS City Meal, per. cck.............tso 1870.
Nav cleaned currants, 4 lib package N. 80
Best cream Cheese, pound...........tsc.
Brown sugar, pound ............,......4o
BEST Canned 7 or,atoes ..........5 60
New Clipped Herrlnqs, dozen for. $50
GOOD ard, pound Observation-Disclosures
sMountaln Roll Butter. ................15o .
Clbsor,, Fl XXX, Mt. Vernon, Oscar
i PcperS Old Brands WhIskey, bottle. .75o.
a Cans Salmon for Observation-Disclosures c
BLACKBERRY or Catawba Wine, quart.t2o.
New Dates, Sc. or 6 lbs for...........25 $50
salt PORK, per {pound.....
bars Octagon Shaped Soap for.....25c,
Quart Mason Jars Vanilla Syrup. ,...1oo
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound.... Csc.
Nav ,VtralnIa 1uckWt ,lt, Z lbs. for / 25t.
-arae boxes Mustard sardlnes 80. .....7o
White A sugar, 6 lbs for. .......... .25c
Plu Feet, pound........!......... 5000
SHOW Flake Patent Family Flour
$780, or bag $50
puffy's Malt Whisky, per bostlo.... BOG.
S. ULLmAn'S SON,
street. & Uptown Store, 5o6 East Mar.
Ilf.h IN cfreat.A E31ci1mond. Va.+l ft t4sl n
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!. DAILY FASHION HINTS ).
rp ~,

CHILD'S, FROCK. 4. s] "A
No. 4a55. Delightful effects5in childrens
dresses are produced by the use Of RIB
.bon-run beading. In the little frock pic
tured here the body has two mario " box
pleats running oyer the shoulder, between
which is the ribbon-run bedding. This
decoration Is also carried out In the; front
and back, at the top OF the blouse por-
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Recital at Laurel Street.

There will be a musical recital under
the direction OF PROBES sorS Cosby for the
sbeEefli of Laurel Street Methodist Church!
on Friday night. February Gth,$ ats 8
O'Clock in the Sunday school room. The
ladies' Of the Helping Hand Society Will
Connected at the door. s.S
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ANIMAL i W STORIES
III. FOR OUR ,5s
BOYS and /, GIRLS ] ! J.
Johnny Fish's Bath.

y Johnny 9 Fish always wanted every
tttlns a little better than the other FISH
had one day he found, y leaf out Of q 2
magazine, which had on IT a picture OF
a porcelain bath tub and the words.
rake your bath in a dish i
"uh! MOTHER said Johnny Fish u
w;,.t to take my bath in dish.
'.Ycur bath!" snortad - Mother Fish.
..Well, what is it?" asked Johnny.
...rhe men people say rhey take bath
When they jump into the water here.
said Mother Fish, "but I guess we fish
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The Ground Hog, Too.

: ItsUncle Sam causes any more folks
deliver him some more real estate. Col.
-onel Bryan will have to add G"anti-ground
hog to his list of issues,-NV Wilmington
SIN .5 t.'. -
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A UCITON SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
- AND KITCHEN, FURNITURE.
TODAY (Tuesday) FEB. 9TH,


We will sell
TO-DAY (Tuesday) FEE. 18th,
at 10 go a., M, a general line OF House
Very F'ino Walnut, 10-Piece. Chamber
SUIT with Tennessee marble. top), chairs,
table and rocker to ma tch, cost $l2b;
Several Medium Oak and Walnut Bed
room Suits, Iron Beds Flair Mattresses,
1 Very Fine Oak Hall Tack Cost 500 |;
Walnut Bookcase and Seer etary, 2 Very
Good Extension Tables, iii oak and wall
nu-; Chlfronieres, Parlor suits. 4 Very Good
Organ, Inn flrst-class condition Cost s65),
Fine Rockers Leather Seat Chairs. Morris
Chairs. Marble Top Tables, Portieres,
Lace Curtains Pictures. Clocks. Mating.
Carpets, OIL Clot'l Sewing Machine, 2
Barber Chairs, Cooking and Heating
Stoves, Kitchen Tables. ETC., etc. q
TIE ladies respectfully invited to at
tend this sale 55 IA lsf
III RICHMOND AUCTION co. 4
Geo. II. Valentine. Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES Future Days
FORsSALE At RI
PUBLIC AUCTION
A Handsome Virginia Is. Estate I ! }.
Al Somerset, Orange Co., Va.

{ Urder and by virtue N Of two DEGREES
Of the Circuit Court for Orange county,
Va, one entered on the 5th day OF N ovein--
.19Os, of the said court, in Tie consolidated
gCEancerys causes Of Newman vs. Newman,
the undersigned will offer for sale, at
public auction, on the premises. near
IGesIea SSisSs THE 18Th 1904
between the hours OF y and = o'clock
r. Nj. that handsome farm known as
NJ Athos containing heiWeen loog ans
some training stable and a largo stone
sta bio and handsome outbulldings. There
Is private telephone line from Somerset
Light5Pant a connections artificial Lake
on the farm and n number of Tenant
Houses, three Of which are good substan-
llal residences. The land can be very
farms. And it will be offered for sale
FIRST as a whole and then In parcels. It
is located in the beautiful PiEdmont
section of Virginia, Just IL miles from
tho Southern Railroad, and is about 50
miles from Richmond and 80 miles from
Was hlngton,f D. G.. rs 33;, M $3S
IT he commiss loners Will receive private
BIDS at any. time before day Of sale.
TEItMS-.O ne-thrd cash, and the ball
ance upon creditsof one and two years,
the deferred paymen Is to be secured by
the Po9ds q ne
q !. waiver Of the homestead exemption
ana the retention OF the legal title until
all OF the purchase money. Is paid. and, as
the buildings on said real estate insured.
in some good and solvent insurance com:
pnn3, to be approved by the undersigned
commissioners. in a sum to be likewise
approved by them, and the policy or
policies OF such insurance to be assigned
for the benefit OF said commissioners.
For further information call on or
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I RAILROADS.,
R. s s'ssr 4 ss,s rs:s.'sts

Trains Leave Rlcnmet,a--iSU rt,tNards
sS NJ aay D Xsln 81 IT,, g TsqSassn
Gas A.. NJ, daily Main st. Through All
s:sa <. n. except Monday. BYRD 81 rhroush5
Wis Al. Nj. week days, EiDa. Ashland actI,
'Y s:oo 4. NJ. sunday only. BYRD 81. Through.
/. s;ie 4. NJ. week days Byrd 81. rhrs,ish.Ei
Local stops (, - !. \. s3 ~, n 5@
4.o ;o' r s0 XII week days. BYRD 81. Frsdsfloks.
t:55 =. N. daily Main ST.. Through. a &
SIPS p. NJ, week days Elbs. Ashland aAss
cotrmodation. q. !. rs -. , * =, 5fisssss
trial ns Arrlve Rlchmon d--SouthW wa ard
Y $40 "a. Nj, week days. Elba. Ashland %. i
ey s;i5 4. NJ, week dayA byrd st. Trederioks.f
III? 80 x NJ da @esl dsys + BYRD 81 Ehrousl
AZ daily Main " N y, 1i,t ThrGaY ssh. a ".
Sy$$ NJ 5s a!s b gy5f g. g. 4 HnysSss
s' i9Hss = NJ. daily Main ST. Through, Al a
fi iost =. NJ daily. Main 81. THROUGH.
iiHop. NJ, week days, Byrd 81. g}Thioush. II
NoJTE.Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars %
nil trains except local accommodations: /. ]. ";
". i. DUKE, G. w. GULF, W. =. IA YL.sOEs8
Gen'l Mnn'r. Ass t. den'l Nan r.i Traf Man
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!, P.H. Try, clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Orange county In tho State OF Vir..
ginis., do certify that G. Is. Rixey. Jr,, and
George l., Browning have executed the
bonds required OF them as special COM
nissioners, under the decree OF said
court in tho consolidated Clanccry suits
therein pending, under tho style OF New
man VS.. Newman. IS.
Gtven under my hand this 18th day of
Dece mbcr, 1902. r. II. FRY, Clerk.
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IS oRTHER FISH WARMED HIM.
people are taking baths all the time.
. .Oh! I know what a bath for isl!
would be- said wise johnny; " would
be jumping into the MIR. mean 70
~ Y sP,i y the ar and laNe ny pan pan
Mother Fish harmed MIN that getting
up In the air was very bad for fish but
.wllu johnny. would not hear wore;
grabbed it. was hauled w In the air and
but in the flsherman's basKet.
It wasn't as pleasant as he expected
It would be, but he stood II manluily for
a while thinking what grand tales he
would have to tell when he got back
fe1na But you may guess that he never
returned to the brook to tell about the
grand whIta dish lin which he did indeed
take What he called bath
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ATLANTIC C0AsT. LINE E:

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMON DiDAILY-BYhOtN
a STREET STATION. sssss
EFFECTIVE MONDAY. JAN. 41oTA
r 9:05 "A. A.---4A. y. ~ E-ptsss 20 ~ ooana
900 a ~M.-Petersburg and Norfolk.
11,lO +. M-PetersDurE and n. q NV. WeDl4 5s3M
I 100 r., M.--Peterspurg and Norfolk. i5s ssjSS
u 40 p M-GuIuspOTo Local, Sssssss
$3.50 p, M.--ketsrsDutg LotAl.ft3
N7:26 r. MI Florida and West Indian Limit
cd q to all points South; y, z, "a.
$40 n. M.-Pctarsburg and n. d w. West, sSs
ii 80 r. N.-Petersnurg Lo:aL 81 NJ
I'll $50 r. M.-Florida Special = - (, u Ss588
4 80 TRAINS ARRIVE ttICIiMON ~ IA
4o7 A. NJ $3.50 A., 3, -. M IN e1GSsp3
s1:o5 Is NJ; ao6 80 3. y; 7;ts =,
'' Except sunday '''Except Monday. ''''.sun.
day only, u,r = ,,,v Pas, = ~ SSS
W. ]. CRAIG. Gen. Pass At @5i ~ 4ssss
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BY Richmond Auction Co.,
Phone 47le. 1905 East Main Street.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY The 1,lcl,mond Auction GO.

BY The Richmond Auction Go.
DEMONSTRATORS SALE or STA
I'EN AND FANCY GROCERIES,
CIGARS CIGARETTES AMI no BACCU,
SCALES, sH1PsTUFF, SHOW CASES.
&C. All NO. 1900 ASHLAND STREET
(CURNDR WASHINGTON sTREEr).
IA administrator of e.. s Terry, de-
ceased, Will sell at auction, Mt No. 1900
Ashland Street Corner Washington st).
TfI1s (Tuesday) MORNING, FEB, 9TH,
commencing .1O:sO o. clock. stock Of staple
aud Fancy g rocerles No., consisting Of
Gained and bottled Goods Laundry and
Toilet Soaps. Smoking and. Chewing To-
prcco Cofrees and Teas, Vinegar. Nlolas-
Sc i, Cigars and Cigarettes, Axle Grease,
Candies, Cakes and Crackers; OIL Tank
AMI Measures, Pruncs, Matches. Baking
Powders Mustard, Herrings Shipstuff.
anil other Groceries,, &C.; also Showcases,
Counter Scales, Ice Box. about 40 cases
Canned Peaches and Tomatoes, and IL
case, Laundry Soap IN original pack
Sal. positive. TERMS Cash
JOHN b. GAYLE.
~ i5 Administrator.
Geo: ] F. Valentine. Auctloneer.
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STEAM BOATS.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co.,

NJ TI32 JAMES RIVER DAY LIN ". - no
srDAMERr POCAII0NTAS leaves MoNpAYs
WIpNEspAY and F G.a b q IA aort Il AZ
t1areniSnt and James River landings, and ceR-5
neens Al Ola Point Tor Washinsso
n nts H nI moderate prices Electric cars dyasS
10 wharf, Fare only tL !s,o sad " 70 Norfolk
tEraighf raceiyed for above .named places and
stno p'tA's y r'.3 IRWIN WEISGSR. s,
AA1'' General AAtaAssysisss
r. A. BARBER. JE, Secretary. 59g5SSia9SS 81
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\ a. j. RIXEY, JR., Culpeper Va, or
GEO. liz BROWNING,s Madison Va, 81
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1.-The SoWer and the Reaper.
Chief Howard Of Richmond. can testify
that 7Hwhat soeyer a man soWeth. that
shall he also reap. q He tried to decays
tate Policeman Wyatt. and lost his own
on cial ahead Norfolk Led ger, 4 Il Fl q 3
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State OF Virginia, county Of Orange. t

y. NJ. Pattle. Auctioneer
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tions. This charming, little frock is very
pretty#made up In the cashmere, alba
tross or silk, and. using either black vel
Vet or coored ribbons in the embroidery,
beading. IT. is a charming model TO 90
worn With gumpc. ills also pretty IN
the white wash materlals---china5 SILK,
Swiss or Rongee. 8 ls !,
sizes.for four, six, eight, ten and twelve
years. y l & ISL ,:s e
IS On receipt Of 10 cents these patterns VII
he sent to any address. All orders must
~ directed to THE LITTLE FOLKS.
8 ATTERN,5 CO.. No. rs Fifth Avenue
New York. When ord erng, please do not
fall to mention number, 5, #
IS No. 1855, vi
Size..,...,,..,... II, 35
Name. .,..,
Address,
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Why don't you stop experimenting?
If you are like Mrs. Scott -and her expe-
renee certainly fits that Of hundreds of-thou-
sands Of womenyou have been taking all
kinds Of strong medicine and you are worse
than you were before you took any treatment.
No. woman who has given Wine Of Cardui a
trial has ever to our knowledge said that.
That is all we t.eed to say to convince you
that Wine of Cardui is the medicine you need,
but if you would talk to women like Mrs. Scott,
and there are scores and hundreds Of themTn
this city, you cannot help but realize that Wine
of Cardui will cure you quickly,
You can safely follow the advice Of woman
because she knows what women's suffering is.
4 Wine Of Carduiwill give you health and stop
those dragging pains. s
You can buy a 500 bottle Of Wine Of \
cardui from any druggist and begin the tEeat-
rnent today .{ssll5s
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11
that the United States may continue
the postal service in the zone, but
may not handle foreign mails.
FINDS WHAT HE WANTS.
Illinois Man Resainins Health in Kansas
and Now Looking for Land.

M. S. Savage. of Bloomington, Hill
nois, is in Great Bend today and a
reporter on the HUSTLER enjoyed a
pleasant chat with him this morning.
MIR. Savage is in Kansas for two
reasons. One is to look for a good
land investment aud the other is tore
gain his health. From his remarks, he
must be accomplishing the latter and
he will certainly find the former, be-
cause he likes the country. In speak
ing of his search for health he said:
81 come from the section of Illinois
where Prof. J. Austin Larson, the
natural magnetic healer, did his great
work few years ago and he was well
known to me by reputation, SO when
l lost my health 1 came to Kansas to
place myself under his treatment
My trouble is lung trouble and consti-
patton, and am wonderfully i'm
proved in health under the treatment
and have gained ten pounds in weight
in the last three weeks. 1 have
talked with Prof. Larson's patients at
Topeka, Emporia, Newton and Nc
Pherson and everyone had a good
word for Prof. Larson, and all said
they were cured or materially bene-
flied. 1 was especially encouraged
to know how the patient he cured
fifteen months ago at Mcpherson had
stayed cured"
Mr.. Savage likes this part of Kan
sas and will probably buy a;section of
land before returning to Illinois.