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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-23

Another state law that has been de-
clared unconstitutional Is that which
imposes a heavy tax upon all persons
selling goods by sample in the state,
otherwise known a the peddlers' law.
The Jay requires that persons doing
this businesi must pay a county IL
cense tax. A man named Chester A.
Hodge was arrested in Benton county
for peddling without a license; he
claimed that he was not peddling, but
was acting ~ on agent Of a wholesale
house in Chicago, selling tea, vinegar.
soap and other merchandise' by SAM
pie. Judge Burnham found that the
law wss Q restriction upon interstate
commerce, and that this was its pFip-
cipal object; hence it was clearly ua=
constitutional. The business being
transacted by the defendant was inter.
state commerce; the man was not ped
ding the goods, but was taking orders
for future delivery, and the legislature
had no right to Interfere with his
business. This decision, II sustained
by the supreme court, will render the
new law wholly imperative.
Decision Means es5o,ooo to Stats.
According to . recent court decision
the state may have to refund about
3250,000 of incorporation fees, which
It is claimed were collected by the Sec
rotary of state without authority. The
law increased the fees and this law is
being revisited ~ improperly passed.
II it is held init railroad companies
come under it, provisions, TIE RQek
island may get Q refund Of $ll5,e00,
which 1t paid without protest shortly
after the law was passed.
Frost Endangers Corn Crop.
,FarmevS spd business men alike
have been very nervous the past week,
Tearing q frost that would Anf1ct ura-
told loss upon the state by nipping TIE
corr before 1t ID out Of the way Of a
killing frost. In some parts Of the
state a very slight frost was felt on
Monday and Tuesday nights. and a
heavier one Wednesday night in the
northern and eastern parts, but not
enough to do any serious damage. The
temperature fell at a number Of other
places as low q SIS degrese, but it did
not do any harm worth mentiopipg.
The reports received by the Iowa
weather and crop service are to the
effect that II the frost holds of ten
days longer the Iowa corn crop will
be practically OIL Of 1t out Of danger.
The northern part OF the state is in
somewhat better condition than the
southern part, because there was less
delay in planting in the northern part
and the crop there Ia slightly further
advanced, SO that even II the frost
comse first in the northern part Of the
state, as 1t is likely to do, the crop
will be out of the way sooner than in
the southern half Of the state, which
may not get frost as early.
Years Repentance Too Long.
When the death penalty is imposed
IN lowe 2 year must elapse after the
sentence is pronounced before it may
be executed. Chaplain "A. n. Jessup,
OF the Fort Madison penitentiary, in
an address at the quarterly conference
Of the state board OF control last
weak. ennu1sd this poliuy. He lalH ~
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-23
Recorder.
Clerk of the courts,
Auditor i. 4 ~.
for the First District.
CHURCH NOTES.
EPISCOPAL,

Service in GRACE church by Rev.
Henriques, Sunday, Sept, 18th, at the
usual hours, morning and evening.
Sunday School after the morning
service.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-23
Starch Plant Burned.

Jackson, Mich, Sept. 21.-The plant
OF the Pacific Starch company in this
city was destroyed by fire Tuesday.
Loss about s75.0 900.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-23
Fire In Chicago.

Chicago, Sept. 21.-The fertilizing
plant of the Anglo-American Packing
company in the union stoclyards vas
partly destroyed by Are this morning.
causing a loss of 100000.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-23
Democratic Convention.

The ysmoctats of HOWARD County are
requested to meet in Convention at Creseo, !,
WEDNESDAY, October 8, 1900,
at Q o'clook p. IN, for the purpose Of placing in
nomination suitable candidates for the follow
ing offices:
Recorder.
Clerk of the courts,
Auditor. j. Z ~,
Supervisor for the First District.
county Attorney. : z.
The several precincts will be entitled to the
following delegates: Nj ! u 10 az
Albion ..-nalNew Oregon prec,t Cd
Alton "a p peest... veFnon :. 81 srse IT,. / /
GGhhsess Chests .. Iyern9n $. brec't 81. /
Howard center; Paris lstS prec,t... .::::ss
H EDWARD B Bres's ia | sarato se Rfs0't .:.9
asR s dfss8a piaF;se'r i ss siae bi sRgs,9ss 'at. ..s
The committees Of the different precincts are
delegates for their respective precincts.
BY order OF the Democratic County Central
Commute. JOHN M, CANNON,
Chairman.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-23

Bear, tho The KIND Yeq Have Always BaHgghhl
''s; i &MZzzs1

"Now good digestion waits on appe.
tite, and health on hoth.n
II 1T doesn't, try Rurdock Blood
BitterS.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-23

Westward the orb of glory takes 1t way
Wisconsin is the state. you hear e~yeryBedy
says a1t
IT'S made itself famous by one great stridsi
Rocky Mountain Tea has madeits name name
world wide. Sold by DR.. Connolly.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-23
dans arogs River

st. Petersburg, Sept. A.-Fhs follow
ing dispatch has been received froM
Gen. Kuropatkin:
"The reconnaissance made September
~ established the fact that the Japanese
position at B~entsiaputze is strongly held
by a brigade with guns. There was no
enemy easkofB ~entsiaputze, but Japanese
requirements arrived September 1S
in the vicinity OF that village. Large
Japanese forces from Lsoyang have
already crossed to the right bank of
the Taitse river. A Cossack patrol at
tackled q japanese convoy west of
Bentsiaputze end captured 8 Ohorses with
their loads"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-23
Wood.

P. s.-Women are especially invited
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
@afer mteoer flar.

Sas Seitungsmaher Der ySnoiana=
polls Water Co." 1T felt geftern tpie=
Der nabe3u thar unb, pte Die 6errer
bon Der so. bebaupten, 9eraoe 10 gut
refp. nnf6dbli9 uno trintbar, tpie boz
ben 6o6futben. 9c9 miro ma im=
tler nod mObl barar tbun. ales gu
Srint3peGen beffimmte 2eitungsmafer
borber ab3ufo9en.
Ste Nrbeiter Der yWater Co." baben
bic Retnigung Der fogen. @alerien Bel
8tDerftoe beenbet uno bic bortiae
Pumpfation 1T, a5gefeben bon elmer
Observation-Disclosures Maldins, mieoer
In bp1em 8etriebe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
yMleobol : &leptomante"
Birs in bieiem Sale borseidutt.

Sanes grablep, Elm befannter 6an=
belsreifenoer bon Der 5belbb Str. /.
puroe 9eftern Nadmittag bon ben 9e=
teetios Splan, 9alep, Wanning uno
@imou unter Der %borldufgen Nnflaae
oes @roBoiebhabls perbaftet. Seine
8efangennabme erfolqte in einem
pfanoleib=@ efddfte an Der OF WaIb.
ington Str, mo er einen = oeftoble=
men ueber5ieber perfaufte uno -
betm Wegaeben ben ueberaieber bes
Gaoenclerfs mitgenommen bate.
Na4 graolep's gerbaftunq fano
man an feiner perion aud 3 Hbr=Ret=
ten, Die aus Dem Sunelierlaoen oes
5rn. 6D. S6ergens an Der WaIbinq=
ton Str. 6flib Der alabama geftcblen
moroen uaren.
MuBeroem nerben Brablen nod
mebrere anbere ueber3ieber= Diebfdble
our 2af gele9t. @r maj angetrunten,
als feline 8erbaftung erfolgts. Seine
5reunoe erfIdren oesbalb, baB 8raolep
nur unter Dem @infuHe ,beraufden.
Der @etrdnfe" oieie Eiebftdble beeanoen
baben tonne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
@iege- Mltar-0 rab.
g G b o

Wiaiam uno Opbelia 9auebertp,
5661 8ureeB, Mdb6en. - Oscar uno
Margaret S6ul5e, 910 Barter, Mdb=
den. = Carl unb 9ora Sbomas, 81
9amilton, Mdb9en. = @omaro unb
SOa Wc@onnel, % &c. 8ebile, Rnabe.
= Sames uno Qnna 3oa9, 80 g.
8lafforb, 3nabe. - 2ouis uno So=
iepbine Weier, 623 &uHel, Mdo6en.
- Sames unb Pearl 2amerp, 1899
Bridge, Gnabe. - @omuno uno Mnna
5uttOn. 80 Srombribse, Gnabe. =
Wiuiam unb Nnna 6ibner, ,522 g.
Semple, Gnabe. - Soiepb uno Mabet
6abnefod, 81 sc. &eDfone, Mdohen.
= Sbomas uno Map &ern, SO Setter
ion, MGo4en. - Sbomas uno -
Seller, 1113 &apmonb, 3miGinee,
Snabe unb Mdb9en. = Sarrp uno
Bernie Gtnblep, 1929 Mc9ain, M6o=
den.
8 etraut:
Grnnf 9. @ulep-&ubp Wfae 0iferp.
'@bas. 80. Semple-gmma u. MeR.
Sobn Us. 8rummit - Minnie W9.
6onarb.
9arrD S. &untle-2ulu Molfe.
IT. ~
8eo. Wit9ea-Sulie 2inoen.
Sames sc. &ice-2ouife Soerber.
Wm. 6. &ogers--Sarab 6. Parlpn.
Jranf @bner-Marietta Wiienanb.
g t 0 ben
&atie 0arris, 4 Mon., Shelby uno
Southern, - Sobn Slinosnort6, 80,
Srren=Nfnl. - Gdugling 8~ineDarb,
2 Gage, 312 Yigo. = 5duqlinq &e=
corb, 6 Gage, 24O7 5belbon. =
Sdu9ling &obinfon, 1872 Saueb. =
Nelie pbilips, 4, gleanor 6oipital.
- Nsnes &nier, 80, 1926 2erinston.
- SttD Nunlen, IL, 913 g. 5eate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
@etterb ertht.
@nfbtnatpn, s. Qpril.

Sar "a stunben. snbsnO 2 ubr gsOrsens. .. april
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
Nns staot= uno Gonntb=S er=
mGltnng.
9as @iiensuertbete bonn seftrisen Gage in
sebran9ter Sorm.
u n n Il 5 eunb ofptelig e
Sr6belei

Manor 0olbman belt geltern Na9=
mittag nit ben Mit9[iebern bes ftabt=
rdtbli6en 6inans=@omites uno feinem
cabinet cine @onfersna ab, uirt iiber
vNusme9e aus Der unanesnebmen
Gage" gu beratben, in bic Der Stabt=
ratb Die Stabtberualtung perfeBt bat,
inoem oerielbe am Wontag itatt Der
%berlangten unb brin9enb notbmenotoen
5000, 000=g onosausgobe fir 0o9nutb=
Shaoenreparaturen nur cine iol9e bon
1925, 900 bemiIiete. Ser Mapor
mics no6mals mad. oaB felbft $780,
600 unter ben umfdnben ni9t 6in=
rei6en meroen, I'm bic notbuenoiqen
&eparaturer, 8riifenbonten etc. All
bei9afen. nno in Der @onferens
DnrOe alsoann bef6lrKen, nit ben
$125, 900 bOrerf Die brinoenoten Orr
beiten bornebmen 8u laHen unb als=
oann bonn Stabtrab peitere 8eloer fir
bic peiteren &%eparaturen etc. gu for
bern. Sas Jtnans=@ omit berfpra6,
oaB bieies @eiu4 gemdbrt peroen fDle.
6 d g nj a b E
Nrbeit.
Was t~ibrigens ben 8erfauf Der Sod
futb=8 onosausgabe bon $125, 900 ar=
betrift, 10 meroen Nngebpte fir bie=
felbe am 20. Npril, auii6en IL nbr
Mittags uno 2 ubr Nadmittaes, bonn
Staot= @ontroleur entgegengenommen
meroen. uno mas Die 8rdfen= &epa=
raturen anbetrift, 10 miro Die @taot=
bermaltun9 aund9t nur beitrebt iein,
nit Dem bei6nittenen 8eloe Die 8riifen
tpieoer fir 5uBsdnger= unb Gubrtperf=
Werfebr in Stanb 5u feBeu, ni9t aber
fir Die StraBenbabn nber bic Snter=
urban=2 inien, bic ielbff in bic SaT9e
greifen f6nnen.
lie s o m m DIRE
III B m sc H."
Sie euf geftern Na6mittag ange=
feBte 3uiammentunft Der vSnbpls'.
Briifen= unb Strnmbett 8erbeHe=
rungs : gommiiion" fiel aus, neil
mebrere Mitslieoer, 3. 9. bic GountD-
@ommihdre uno Der gountp=Snee=
fomie 0iilFs=Nubitor 5beparo
geffern mad Cincinnati qereilf tparert,
I'M Die oortigen 8rtiden au inipiciren.
= 9ohentli@ baben fe fi9 ni9t bon
ben @incinnatier- @analbriifen beein=
lafen, menus aud nod 10
f66n yiiber'm &bein" mar.
II n beoeutenbe peronaI.
erdnoeru n Ell c.
Ser leBte Wode bon Der Si9erbeits=
gum Sub=6euermebrmanr er=
nannte Glopo 8olin bena9ri6ti9te Die
Seb0rbe, baB er auf bic NnteGune
per3idte, ba er einen beifefen poffen
sefunoen babe. Sic 8eb6roe ReQte an
Ieiner Stelle Wm. pfueger an. @benio
puroe @Onrob 5triebef gum Sub
Jeuerne brmann ernannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08

Sir Snoinna: Srobenbe @itteruns nit
&esen in gforben unb Often beute Abenb,
Der itG am Sarnftas in Sdnee ~pertpanbeIt !;
be0euteno fdIter; Sibs@eI.8riien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
Neme Smeorporattoaen.

Sbre SncorppratiDnspapiere erpirf=
ten gefern frleenbe @efeli1aften:
Die .Runfirt & 3ebfeD Sos Co."
BON Duntirt, capital $135, 900; 9i=
reetoren: Wiliam 6. Ylaee, Nlfreo u.
2ansrebr, Santes u. 6taforo ST..
8eorge %. Carrier, 6. &. 9oote. s.
Or. @in9ler unb 8. 6. Mee9on.
Sic Dat 2nmn @as & OiI Co."
bon Wuncie. capital SO, 900; 9irec=
loren: %. u. Meefer, .. 6. Selbpin
uno S. 8. @utbrie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
Iz@ etterberiht.

SeSen beute Mbenb; Samftas Regen ober
btenei9t S9pee merflib fdLtere @itterung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
WutbmaRli9e 8ranafiftuaa

Der Geueralarm geaen ~ nbr ae=
tern 4benb rief Die 20i6manni9aft au
Dem Wobnhaufe Der Grau 0arriett in
go. All Qf New Dort Str, no Der
@9uppen i'm 0ofe. mie ma annimmt
infolge BON granoftiftung, entainoet
tporoen mar. Ser anaeri9tete 6daoen
betrdgt nur $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
SIR ct. Souls amserleien.
Glide 9Ooiter=@ erfe, bic auf ber 8eItaus=
iteaung Sensnib fir uniere &unftfertigs
fett abIesen ioaen.

Grau Sames 9aptins bon babier,
&i6terin fir Naoelarbeiten, unb SRI.
@ffie Seorse bon 3ofomo, &i9teriu
fir p~Or5enan=M alereien fir Die Sn=
biana Grauen= Mbtbeifung auf Der ct.
2ouis= Nusffelung. baben geffern Na6=
mittag ibre prtifune Der eingeianbten
uno i'm @upitole ausgeffeat gemeienen
Nrbeiten beenoet unb tire Nuswabl Fur
bic 4usfeaung 9etroHen. Inter ben
hermit fir ST. Souls befimmten Nr=
beiten b%efinben fi9 Die folgenoer per=
fDnen
q : Werf elmer
Nonne In Dem Grantisfaner= Gtofer in
Oloenburg; Werf BON Grau 8. g.
Naib, Sipton; ferner Mrbeiten bon
SRI. Jrances 6. Waior, @belbppiQe;
Trau @fber Graft, go. 724 Gort
@apne Ipe., Snoianapolis; SRI. Marp
u. Wtutamto1, Yrtnceton; Jrau yobn
$. Wurpbp, go. 947 Noro gennipl=
bania Str, indianapolis; SRI. 6. q.
&emps, indianapolis, unb Grau s.
70. &ennaro, Blpmout6.
Bot5elIan=M aIereien:
Trl. Nlice Stole 6aolep, indianapolis;
Grau %. 9. @nslifb, SnoianapoIis;
Grau %. g. Dap, Snoianapolis;
DITTO punid, &iemonb, unb Nnoere.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08

3 auerlaub | 5 e.
8. Ni9oli, 6ol5.@ Cottage, Serbert Str,
nabe Sugar @robe, 800. - 5. 8.
8prnes. 8afitein=Rtr@e, @fe Weft
8ermont Str. uno Warren Nbenue,
$40, 900. = Sutb Parf 2anb &c.,
s~ueifpfi9es 0ol8=W obnbaus, No. 527
Cottage Str. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
Tpermometerftanb

Spermometeritanb.
963fte Semperatur. ..... 80 Grab
Htebriefte Sentperatur. A
@. s. 8Ibtbe
Sectipns<O Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08

SObn @eber'S @trtbI6aft.
go. 764 @eft Nortb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
Gin id0mer @rimceB sdirm.

@erabe ansetomnten, Elm 26sDaiger 8eeen
nno Sonneni9irm nit 8 Gippen, e6te Saf=
feta, I9fpar5, blau, rotb Dber grim, i96n
gerdnoert in weiB unb nit NaturboI3 8rins
SEP StDGen, ausge5ei6neter 9Gertb gu $3.50
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
1rmnoeisentbum !: 8ssstt s gas. s sSstaass,

Man nebme DIT Mafbtngtpn Gars bis HuraI Gtrase.
Spretbe pDr bel VI. 6. Rtes lumber 60. on Hnibtuo=
ton unb Belt ". 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
- nntef5s nge...
sutt batbem 8reiie.

Die nnterleib6en elmer 9artie unterfleiber
aus Iei4ter @one ipurben perfauft unb u
ibetlmetie Ntsiige berbIieben auf 2aaer.
Ote1e lbonen Srauen nnterfIeiber, in Gro
Ben 3 iinb 4, beren reseIre9ter 9reis $1.OO
letn tptrbe, p~erfaufen mir am Gnmftag
gu =. ....... .......... SOC
Sieben Sic bic Rt6eIieu gerippten Strimz
pie Cine 9an5e 9lnSabL berielben lit sun
Nuspertaufe niebereef6rieben, ebe oas
fparme ,setter einiebt. Qnitatt Csc bas 9aQr
fanfen Sic bieielben iest u ......16e
&naben baum1poaene Strimpfe. aerippt,
6anerbaft un6 ftarf, peroen iebt aud gum
Gebuftionspreiie perfauft., oas 9aar....15
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
CO,
Snbeana's sr6Bte Drp @Dobs 9dnbler.
y9te Glofen bon Gornebiae. -

Inter ben Quipicien bes Snoianapo=
lis Mufit=@ Onierbatorilm finoet beute
abenb in @n9liib Opera 6oufe cine
4uHiibrung bon &Obert glanquette's
Sper uSie @loden BON @ornepiGe"
nit foleenber Beiebuno ffatt:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
WELCOME TO
new P AST0R.
Large Congregation Greets Mr.
Ki1igl1t-Scrnlor OF Encour-
agencnt and Hope.
MAKING HIM FEEL At HOME
Several Pastors Away at Re
vivals-Onc Church Receives
Eleven Additions.

Is & ] +, " e. /. X III
& Rev. Ryland Knight prcn ched his first
sermon Sunday morning to q large and
attentive audience. The pcWs were pack
ed With those who had come to hear the
first words Of their new pastor.
Mr. Knights text was taken from Sec
ond Potter, third chapter verse thirteen
He spoke or the coming OF the new
heavens and the new earth, of Gods
great divine purpose. in moulding the
earth TO Il purer form, and OF each la
lborers shame however humble, In the
( FAR off, divine event" His sermon was
one Of encouragement and hope to those
who work faithfully and see SO little re-
suit or their efforts. He showed 8thut
tho lille things count too, In the great
run Of final fiji filment, and that to each
Will finally come the deserved reward,
In8 the afternoon at 1870 o'clock the
Calvary Church and Representatives OF
the religious bodies OF the city met to
give the incoming minister Il welcome TO
the cityss hospitality. Rev. Dr. w. r..
L.. Smith preceded. and tile choir furnish
cd appropriate music. Many prominent
people Were on the platform and scat.
tered about iii the audience The various
societies of the church were present and
were represented b. thcr5olficers Rev
Dr.. Il NJ. Mercer president OF the Pas
tors Conferences, made an appropriate i.d-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
COFFEE WAS IT.
People Slowly Learn the Facts.

F.. H. L HH Y II &
"All my life have been such n slave
to coffee that thc very aroma of ii was
enough to set my nerves Quivering ]
kept gradually losing my health, but u
used to say 'nonsense,'lt don't hurt me.
Slowly ] was forced to admit tho truth
and the final result was tllnt my whole
nervous force was shattered NV
"My heart became weak ard unccr-
tain IN its action, and TINT frightened mo.
Finally my physician told me. about Il
year ago that ! must stop drinking cpf-
fec or ! could never expect to be well
again Ab f
"l8was in despair for the very thought
Of The medicines l had tried so many
times nauseatcd me. OF courae, ! thought
Of Postum, but could hardly bring nay.
self to give mp the coffee. lNlnallySl con-
cludcd That owed II to myself 10 give
Postum y trial, So / got Il package and
carefully followed tho directions and
What II delicious, nourlshing, rich drink
IT was. Do you know i fourd II very
easy to shift from tho coffee to Postum
ana not mind the change ut all. Almost
immediately after made the change |
found myself better andtns the days went
by kept on improving. My nerves grew
sound aud steady; ! slept Well and felt
strong and well balanced all the time.
Now ! am completely cured with the
old nervousness. and sickness All gone;
in every way ! am vel. once more
Name given by Postum Co., Battle Greek,
Mich. +
Y It pays to give up the drink that acts
on some like Il poison, for health is the
greatest fortune one can have.
yrhere's u reason
/. Get the famous little hook, 1.-THE Road
to MELVILLE" In each package,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
CHILD a WANDERERS.
PoliceyF Found Her on Seventeenth
Street-Had Run Away.

Tho police OF the First District fourd
a pretty twelve year-old girl Wandering
about in the vicinity Of the Old MARKET
Saturday night and she was Carried in o
the First Police Station. ..ly
She gave the name OF Bessie Estridgc
and said she came from Charlotte y. Gu.
where she had lived for some time In an
cieanly dressed She had adolf and some
dolls clothes wrapped In package,
Sergeant Werner took the child to his
homo on Church Hill and turned her over
to Mrs. Werner for safcl,eeplns until
further Information could be gained con-
corning her. H
e Later In the night 1t was learned that
the girl had run away from the home Of q
family on Chestnut Hill, with whom she
had been living for about week. The
child disappeared early in the day End
flom Chestnut Hill called at Mrs We:-.
Ener's later Saturday night and took tho
little girl back home with him.
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dress OF welcome ana assured Mir.
Knight Of the hearty support and CO.
operation Of his fellow-EOrkers for God.
Mr. William Elyson spoke for the BaH-
fists of the State and Rev. IT. r. Atkins
spoke for the other dcnomlnat lions.
Il Mr.. Knight made a happy response,
and pledged himself to devote Ills elicr-
gies to the interests of the wide field In
which he is now engaged.
The pastors CT the Richmond Baptist
Conference, in yesterday S meeting. de-
cidod TO devote the morning service next
work, as conducted By Rey. James Buch-
tanan, Whose headquarters are at the Eal-
lara House. .s.ss
The conference will meet insthe Ballard
House next Monday. 4
* IS
DR.. ]. B. Taylor, who is supplying at
Monumental Baptist Church. yesterday
read highly interesting and thoughtful
sermon before the Baptist Ministers Con-
ference.
Rev w. L. Robinson, pastor Of Ran
dolph Street Baptist Church, is assisting
III 4 protractedy meeting in Grncclnnd
Bnptist Church, Powllntun county f I.
5.s III. u T@ls
Rev J. Q, Kirk, assisted by Rev. r. Il.
Smith, has just closed Il successful meet
ing IN Bethlehem Church, In Hanover
county There were eleven additions 10
the church.
Rev, c. r. stealey, pastor of I3roadus
Memorial Church, is al present engaged
in conducting q meeting in Mount Pleas
ant Baptist Church, in Charles City coun-
ty.
DR., ], 3. Hutson, pastor Of Pine Street
Baptist Church, last week assisted Rev
j. r. Wilkinson in {, revival meeting held
at Mineral City Baptist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
THE CARE OF The CODY

Good health ~ the most valuable asset
one can have. Hence too much attention
cannot be paid to the care of the body,
Fortunately internal treatment was sup-
posed to DO everything, Now every edu-
Gated man or woman knows that the
treatment OF, the outside Is equally I'M
portant, Additions, massage, &c.. are,
of course. helpful. but even these avail
little without the corporation of right
underwear ti0
Now, instinct teaches US, especially
upon the approach OF cold weather, that
the right underwear Is wooden, and
science teaches JUS that the purity and
texture should be that of the famous
Jaegar brand-an underwear which gives
the best protection possible against the
seventies Of our American winters.-N.
x. Sun a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
RARE OLD SKETCHES.
Mr.. ]. ]. English Acquires a Re
markable Series Of War Cartoons

Mr. j. ]. English, Jr.. manager OF the
Bell Book and Stationery Company, Is now
In the possession of an exceedingly unique
and valuable collection OF sketches relating
to the war between the States. M
Mr.. English is ever seeker after
the ine nnd recently seenr ndvertscd ~
complete copy Of these rare sketches he lost
no time In ordering them, They We're drawn
by an unknown, but gifted nrtst. who began
them In Baltimore In 1861, but his nrt!slc
work was excecdirgly offensive to the North,
and tho advertisement says they We're sup
pressed. Tho artist went to England and two
years later completed the series of twenty
nine They ARE ms clear and perfect In
execution rs II Is possible to conceive. and
the artist was merclless In depicting tire
deeds OF the Souths foes.
Mr.. English has been displaying his treasure
to numbers OF his friends amongst bookiovcrs
OF Richmond, and not ono had ever seen a
complete set before,