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The Tomahawk., 1904-05-26

Jersey applejack is said to prevent
hydropnobia and cause snakes" The
economic ard moral status OF the fluid
is thus open TO debate.-N. Y. World.
The Tomahawk., 1904-05-26

The report that the Korean emperor's 9
palace was burned by members OF the
Peddlers' guild indicates that his celes.
tial highness has been buying his hair
oil and tea gowns from scab Dealers
Galveston News.
The Tomahawk., 1904-05-26
News Notes.

A domestic at the home of A. Pfaff,
of Crookston, while carrying a boiler
of hot water, tripped and fell, scalding
herself badly. a.
The state game and fish commission
had special meeting and opened bids
for the buildings. to be erected this
summer at the new Glenwood fish
hatchery.
The Sterling Land company OF Du-
lnth filed articles of Incorporation 1t
is capitalized for $50, 900, and the pres
1dent is Alexander Macrae.
The state school Of agriculture farm
has been quarantined as result OF
the diphtheria epidemic.
A babe was left on the doorstep OF
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welch, at st.
Charles. Pinned to it's dress was this
message: 81 have come to keep you
company this pretty May day. Please
be kind to me- Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh
have no children and will adopt the
little waif.
Hibbing youths between the aces OF
IA and 16 have organized a vo - .eer
fire department and are in training
preparatory to entering the class o.
regular fire fighters.
At special election held at LeSueur
bonds were voted to build $4,000
school building.
Baled hay is being shipped into Per-
ham from Nebraska and selling at S15
ton, the highest price ever known
there.
Farley & Blakely, of Bemidji, with
sixty horses and a grading outfit, have
begun work on the 500 line south OF
Perham
J. B. Cotton, of Duluth, will make
one of the speeches at the republican
national convention, seconding the
nomination of President Roosevelt
Henry Cronenburg, of Pipestone,
ended his life by sending bullet
through his brain. Dependency in
duced by love affair was the cause.
The Tomahawk., 1904-05-26

Do not believe Piso's Cure for Consump-
,ion has an equal for coughs and colds;MJ.
The Tomahawk., 1904-05-26

The man who hurries is frequently only
,purring rocking horse.-Chlcago Ir!o-
Inc.
The Tomahawk., 1904-05-26
Surprised Her.

A glb-tongued fakir with wagon load
of bulbs sold out his entire stock in trade
in short order the other day.
"Here y'are, gents" He was announc-
ing genuine Bermuda Allium cepa bulbs.
They'll grow into the most useful flower
grant and rich perfume can be made out
of the flowers for them that likes that
kind. They'll grow anywhere inside the
house or out in the garden. Git 'em
now an surprise your wife. Ten cents
three for a quarter!'
One confdng soul bought half dollars
worth and his wife surprised him.
"Onions-just onions! Put them in the
cellar" she said. Six for half dollar:
Please don't go out without Il guardian
when you buy flowers hereafter!"-
cago Inter Ocean.
The Tomahawk., 1904-05-26

"Some men," said Uncle Eben, ."seem
to imagine dey shows deir superiority to
everybody else by tryin' to act meaner
dan anybody else" Washington Star.
The Tomahawk., 1904-05-26

The republic of Panama will soon be
geographically described as long, mar
row body of water bounded on each side
by the Monroe doctrine. Washington
The Tomahawk., 1904-05-26
Scoring Postponed.

w. w. P. Mcconnell, state dairy and
food commissioner, has decided to
postpone the May butter scoring
contest and the first cheese-scorlng
test of the proposed six-months' con-
test, until the first week ini June. 1t
was orr iginally intended to begin the
cheese scoring contest at the May but
ter-scoring, but many cheese factories
were late in starting, and Mr.. McCon-
nell decided to give the cheesemakers
more time. !
The dairy and food commission will
issue circular explaining the cheese
scoring contest. Prizes will be offered
at each monthly test, SIS in cash for
the cheesemaker making the highest
score; SO for the second best score, and
So for the third best score Costly sill
yer cups will be awarded at the enc: OF
the six-months' contest to the tlsree
cheese makers making the highest
scores.
The Tomahawk., 1904-05-26
Hurt by Dynamite.

A gang of men were blasting rock
on West Seventh street, st. Paul, when
they exploded an old charge of dyna'
mite left in place by a former crew.
Three men were hurt. Ealmissano
Tasquale, left arm from wrist to ell
bow, flesh torn to the bone; Charles
Vonchini, eye knocked out and badly
burned about the arms and face; m.
SolbiC, arms and face burned.
The Tomahawk., 1904-05-26
Attempted Suicide.

Soaked in blood which flowed from
several jagged wounds in his throat,
Hans Olson of St. Paul was found by
a small newsboy, lying unconscious
behind one of the large billboards on
Wabasha street, just across from the
new capitol.
In determined effort to end his life,
the man had gashed his throat in tlGes
or four places with piece OF brc~;en
glass which he had picked up on the
street.
Some of the smaller arteries had beer
severed, the jugular vein laid bare
and the flow of blood from the wounds
was so profuse that Olson must have
died in very short time had he not
been given prompt attention.
The Tomahawk., 1904-05-26

The things that come to the men who
wait are generally done up in cans.-Chi'
carn Record III era Ii
The Tomahawk., 1904-05-26

Man is harp and not hand organ.-
Chicago Tribune.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
ACTIVITY IN NEW YORK.
The Leaders Are Busy and the
Outlook Seems Bright.
(By'Associated Press

NEW YORK. August 2s.-There was
great activity at botl, the ma tional and
STATE headquarters Of the Democrats sini
this city to-da " due to he visits of many
Interested In the campaig and OF .othEs
eom 1 lite eeS S TassarI
them David g. ill, Who lad been il
leaders lead . az he Hoffmannn m II ouse. August
5conferring with national. State and city
Mr. I'LL at the State headquarters
Conside era Bile sal isfa Ion a$ IN expressed
among Democra Is over the set tlement OF
OF Tammany II all. and Senator NJ cCaren.
OF the State Executive Committee. so far
asstieyar ela.e to the present campaign.
tends only; TO the campaig Ism for5& Parker
and the State ticket d Murphy ma de the
fight against McCaren's mana cement of
say say tiiattwifh' Mr. Rode CHIEF 81 stheaor:
3ganization bureau OF the State. and Mt.
Dowlng holding similar position for
the cam f + reaI liz in 1a ands Of
these gentlemen. Mr.. Bowling has de-
,clded to- heG gin work at once. and VIII be
every ga mas
I'M New 70 rE.5 a nd intends to do the same
in Brooklyn and NJ in e &C #of the other
DoWiing and Mccaren had a long and
ca arrest \ con ference to-day at headquar-
tiers, in which t hey talked 81 bout the
work that Is to be- done. !,
4 Mr. Rode to-day selected COM ressman
Francis Burton @9Iar rison. Tammany
man. as his assist ant in the State ca M
A meeting OF all the Democratic editors
OF the United States In this city Sep
5temberAs5 h y has been decided on Y by he
plans are now being perfected. It Is a
part Of the plan that the editors shall
70 10 Esopus Sept mberi ST and spend :;
home. They will he enterta med in this
CITY at IA banquet, and 1t lis proba BILE hat
several importan speeches will be- deliy-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
I'D ] | IL
B & ELS {:

IS; Especial to The Tines Dispatch,)
ALEXANDRIA,. A., |, Aug. 2: 23E1L ~ gig I
Merchants Association. and put Into eff
feet last Sunday have seemingly been,
ahandoned for anot her term Of years, as
s bas9sss ssfsIprs u
operation Sunday. and no arrests were
made. Most aof those fined for violation
OF the law last Sunday n ave ppealed
their cases to the Corporation Court
goYpTo;M " \, The canya a In Neck
warming up cons derably.3. 8. p. Yarrell
Visiting all sections OF the district, He
was In Mecklenburg last week. yS 81
A home forts fsr ne
tonal Bank Of Bristol ha s been awarded
me building Ylii net bs as large /, as was s
she,a cat Win SsH
strhction Will sbe. commenced as soon as
the old buildings now occupying the site.
can be torn away. s3 Ok a 81 5,;
.viIle Lodge Of Elks held Its annual bar
becue to-day at puke's sprin northwest
q the sy Ths fs was BIZ sTn
Elk bs'n9k p'esses n9HRss
a@siHng !hs EgffRl't s lofsl 1sase
iRabieski, who was confined in jail on
Saturday. charged with fel onious assault
Ba Ia Comm issloners CAPTAIN d, A II. Tfour-
inoy for the prisoners release. until the
tSeptember term OF court, but the request
10 u several doubtful circumstance brought
to his cons lderat Tor, " "a g ls 81,
IN DANVILLD,, VA III 70 lloeman j, Y. Da-i
S%hhRshest gss ri fnSa IL NJ oshing JACK
billiard, colored whom the OFFICER was
sttspt!nE y a5eH hs asEqqt sept hs
lrant distance ava " to make his esca Pc,
Illard had shot AZ anpther8 negro, On 81 tts
Which the man had been paying 70 his
& Is II ED ERICK sBURG George
arrest ed here on August flst on the charge
T OF Ga Frying coRceale led wea pons, ana we're
being worked on the chain gang y nav
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
VT S IN ST. LOUIS ,,ll1!['
List of Those Res isteresds at I l;tles
Times D ispatch Bureau.
fs;,p,,ecial q The Times Dispat ch.l 81

Especial TO Inc ~ lH'ss -, Iri,.s ~
lngVirginians registered 1.-THE y e,il y
Dispat Bureau to- day: W.: !, Ga rlton;
PAGES rs. G.lOakey, Roanok Z y. anu
sheekel I, G s. Z, so fnTIes,
J r., Rad ford Va r. r. hart; Nor :.
FOLK s. 4. Cook and wi fe.5 Newport
News; g Campbell King I, ~ illia :, B 81 e
Garrett Jr Rish mo q mnb eli Jones'
Euerite willis, Hampd len Sydney; 7, Misses
Ellen, Eoise La lie and LOUISE Gar
ter Mr.. and NJ I, ,,d pI chew
Ming. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Crump. Misses
Maid and Sarah Stark e. p. 9 sta rye,
Richmond: J s. atnes ~ Y a. llIs
i aarham. Peetersburg EN- Baker. r, q
McGee, Rose and I. GTa let !. ~ =.
sity OF Virginia Allsn, LynchbeInr g;
Henry FetzHr sfIaSnsrsR ROANOKE a =.
,shenkowitz IA Dubuque; Rs H. Veitch,
3Paliston; w. W. settoon. WA m. Springs;
e The%Rson FL and p Mrs.
a.: 81. s Ilelam. Richmond = F. Brown,
Nv. Mastus, Frederick 5 burg a.
Coleman Lylichburg; NJ and We Y, u =.
Washington. leghan county 4 Z III e.
iG 81; Dalton; Mr. nd Mrs r. p
;Hayne, ~. g. Eesboro. anei w. Robert.
son. Stanton; II, H. Bailey, Newport
News q c. II. Black Lynch burg Il: W.
Irvine. Bed ford county; A. NJ u valbz.
staunt 2. C n, Maryz. Ha a e.
iCareill.s Ripley Mills; E3 D. ss w. Perkins.
'Biackstone:f q. M. lexand er, Lynchburg;
n. E. Lester, edford 4. Springs No )!
seigel. Kate "a. amb,,., FL g., Schmidt.
Mrs. Wv. D, Orby.f DanYille; Mrs.
N E.. spessard 7 4. spessard,
iNewcastle; Mrs. S. Sherman,
Mrs. a T, "a e. Dac!s. ose 3: Chap
man. Green county; Rev G. a. herman,
Monroe sam Frank n ylor, Henry 5coun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
King Bala D efcated and His
Brave Is oldiers IL
Killed
ocC UPIEs MOUNTAIN y i I I \. \
From antage Point !, Strange
Creature Spreads Reign 5
Of I'D erro
(Neptune special to T he T ines Dispatch.
All Copyrights II eserved.)

~ M -
85;s All copyrigh hts Reserved,) II
81 August %. Il o :34 "a NJ.
III This planet is aboutEto be destroyed SA
terrible mon steE sot the air has alignted8
upon IL and is now fighting our army
on a m fountain nea & the city OF Budac q
5l reports from Budaca state that a large
number Of our soldiers have been killed.
and King Kala, our. greatest general. has
been forced to- Withdraw his army
n The monster occupied The top Of the,
mountain. which has very smooth sides
From this position 1t bonn barded our men
with, a terrible shot, which moved our
men down be- fore they w ere able to ap-s
sproach near enoug HI to use heir Wea pons.
\ ii Il Is thought hat the monster Is ID
ed in the Is destruct OF 81 our troops by
some unknown witch. Il The beast seems
able to u fight on all sides Of the hill lat
once, and q 1t moved our men as II they
were made Of mud. KS * y; 81
Y King ka la has summoned aid from all
secti ons of the planet. and 1t is said that
he will beseeclS The witch OF f the south
to dispel the terrible mons ter.
Il One hour ater.- The monster has de-
parted. i went away IN the air flying
like a bird such as Sinhabit he planet
earth. V NJ he s ESIS IS
$ss 1t has been learned tina on soldiers
were more frightened than hurt. rs ;s
The monster simply lied berries down
the smooth sides OF the m ountain The
berries came with such force that they
knocked our men over and filled their
eyes with juice, SO that they G. uld not
see. N AZ ssssi.s 18Th
$ Peace and quiet has been restored since
the departure OF the monster. AZ dispatch
was received late this afternoon from
Uranus saying that the monster had
landed il there. NV III 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
CLAY PIGEON. MATCH.
\ Fine Days Sport and Some
High Averages Made.

Especial to The Tines Dispa tch, saS NJ
RALEIGH. N. CT. Aug, % ...To- days
clay pigeon match here e the the s,a s.
Cha riotte won with iloa out Of a possible
le5, Durham being 4 close second =, II
place Wilmington coming last. 3s
Buchanan Lyon, only fourteen yea RS
old, shot in the Durham team and broke
nineteen out OF twenty-five birds.
There was spirited contest for the
high amateur average, Co llins, OF South
Carolina, and George Lyon. OF purfa No.
tying with i0 out OF a. possible two hun
dred James Iredell Johnston. Of Raleigh
Five professionals contested for the
high pro fessional aYerag e and 2J.S jMorvel
OF R$lkmore. won with 1877 out
81 "a possible two hundred alter HUFF,
second, with 179;5 Starr, third. with III;
j: W. Anthony. Of Charlotte. fourth, with
To- morrow the chief event will be for
the highest ndlyldGa! score The frst
third, j. L johnston: fourth Wall fifth,
Mccormick; sixth, Todd seventh Cray
The state Trap Shooters Association
met Tonight with over fifty delegates
present, Mi Fj6i e NJ 81 f{ SgS 3s1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
MRS Il Wo 81 is CLEVER
Former Brokers Wife Makes Makes
Her Debut on New Y orka Stage.

Mrs. r. oodend, the pretty EFT 5and
hand somely gowned young woman y, :! Of !
New ork, who drove her husnaanaI,s .tinss
last ar m ade her debut M onday6o on the
stage Iof the New ork q cade1m;y Y q 7
Music IN ers. play that s nag a., 9
tflne u run In the metropolis last season s y
Since her husband s failure Mrs. WOOD \.
end, with a view to- asssting him. curing y y
Ills dark days secured en- n, pl ~ y g Z
The New York Commercial states . maj ina
the play made mother record 2r sfor 4, ,set.
ifiIllng the huge playhouse. The CONNER f1''
S4ssThomas W. Rose was sup ported BY ,! Z,
full hundred people. headed by Dave J RfhT
ham, Mlss katherine Muikins an 70 NIL VA
lace JVorsley, and had also lin the cast
Mrs. ~, ID. Woodend, whose husband was q
not long since prominently befer e, ne pHht s
lie on another tage--NV streeI y t ~
snewcomer5 had a number OF old friends N
the audience. and made many, new ones
bw her alersr work In a small pa RI If.
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a SANDER II Is.

our two Richmond daily contemporaries
have gotten Into discussion as to which
has the more sense, a mule or a. horse
Well. a horse has talent and q mule has
genius, 1T Is a. moot question whether
nuMi a mental infringement which ,oyer-
stacks certain divisions Of the brain NJ
the expense OF others The philosophy n !;
turbed by the boorishhess or q man who
writes to one OF the papers that cit er, g
mule or a horse has more sense. man the TN
editors who are CARRYING on me e91ntIr %
Of 'tiair efforts TO Improve and 5enlighten
mankind What this rude man says abolit
the Richmond editors Ism y son orfol Us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24


ae1T rom the GUARDS faad
That III az They they We're connected with several
'rhlHsNs cMB a5hes Ps sess hundred excur;
5sIonists, members of the Sunda y school
First Rapts
the day here today on heir annuaiSex
y y. 3 e ~, s}
the Medlcal Colege yirglnia., |, sal he'd ssa
grand Jury On iI.a =
of prne,leinF F msat6 81 ~
Ing his wife In case ~ rs is =
midwife. 3f 58s3
a-N0TToWAYc. -Judg " y e.
ona afa o nost
pervisor for Biendons Dstrl Ct this county X
to- ALL the red term q Il IN onnas
Vaughan. deceased e. - I'd
wood, Of NO.. 2s14 " ferson venue, g 9! Vi
tempted to commit suicid g earl " ~ ter
day morning BY d rinking e n, ounce Or O.
susetasea just Yaf
died recently after a brie & Illness With
measles and despond ency a broug hit on "
aROANOkE, "A rea r.end collision
occurred this morning at. p lliston# between .s
a bngnsder as Fsvl
SUFFOLK.E.VA... g. layorg I'll VI yes erdayS
ord cred that a chain gang he ganized to.G5
morrow for the occupnt. on u Q tive grants
and petty crinlna Is. Ri rec mel roesg and
a white man tod u were sentenced e !,
form the initial class. he negroes said
lSit was So hot u 4 r. almond they Is
Istheirj Jobs in GaS3 obacco ia Glory.
ny SMITHS 8CROSS ROADS..833VA Al robert
Hatchell and d Ben Ia VI ol-, the u tier g
negro. living n ear here We're conviclen
Isvesterd aysf for the Illicit sale Of iquor;i
They plead gull ty a nd were lin cd siOy and
iscosts each and given six ty8. d avs Eins jail
tAs&yet they have n be n al! 70 pa
fine and SHOULD t n OF d. so N th y
next few days they vii have the pleas E.!
ure Q Z remai ming behind the pa ~,
5TTAZEWiEsIais, VA.-IIarry " x un 81
charged witt Causing the deat tn of an&olds
ma nSs7by the q name OF Davis at Z Cedar
)iRinff last j une. was arrested q y the nome
Of his father last might by the sherlrt4o q
Ta Jewell .$t The old ma whom OK ouhR,ls.
charged ling was foun N. gonaL ~
IdepoI$p form at Cedar WI MARKS
I$ofviofence son his hea and e. ouns
HAD "a difficulty with him the, "a W pre- r.,
VIM and 3its Is thought ealt him a. ploW
which caused his deat Z. y y, !, x rs
SVINCHESTER,59 .1,barn 81 ~, y
iii. Faulkner chant his city e.,t g
Gated at IIayheld this 8coun wa "a 8 w
tally estroyed by ire III r ~
posed 81 w
A large Quantity Of Whea T.. ha rye,9sa'na
sagriculturalI Imp ements We 8. nurhteu 81 ~
Il The loss is s, go. pa IT ~ IN sur S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
TEXAS REPUBLICANS.
Put up Full State Ticket and
Endorse Negro Plank.
{Byl A'sso .iated Press.}

Wy 4fsssO -'e1 - : EST S35
81 FORT WORTH, Ten. Aug, 2s IS b
Republican State N onination Convention
was held here to-day, "A full State
ticket was nominated. j. c. Lowden, OF
Taylor county. being named for Cover.
nor ~ \, I =. 81 II. ~ w
Lyon is also national committe an for
The pla form endorses the national con-
gvention and opposes State banks Nota--
para lively few. Among them was the
total elimination OF negroes from the
state ticket. Lyon In his speech OF ac-
fceptance, specially approved the negro
plank Of the Chica 80 con wen ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
jim C0RBETT AND 0'BRlEN
4. no MEET IN LADELPHIA

J3l8lflf74 (By Ab60cHteu FIIeHd1 ll a
NEW YORK, August 20 ~ I'm Corbctt and
aeSspted TIE he osS q
Tor their six round boxing hout on tho night
az saptember 7th, The club offered rs per I
cent the gross receipts 70 the hoxs;Is and
tho cont test. MI ;.8
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PARKER IS
A RREAT Man.
CONTINUED from First page.)a


ever. than; those reported as intending
"a vote for Roosevelt He mentioned q
wealthy young man who resided In Con-
ncctIcut WHO told him that he favored
Parkcr.s election sufficiently TO place his
income al the disposal Of the party TO
fhslp carrv Connecticut for Parker. N +
q The Governor spoke very highly Of the
New York Worlds work for Parker In
ITS very able editorials.
His SExcellency expressed his Intention
q attending the aIi-day picnic and fish
ffr, ~ King William county, near the
Hanover line, tomorrow, having some
time ago promised to be present. The
saffair#is Under the auspices OF the King
William and Hanover Good Roads aAsso-i
jciution. ut is expected that Lieutenant
Governor Willard. S Congressman John
Lamb and others will 30 to attend & the
50 me entertainment. n W.
The Governor stated that he would
Eprobably go8to Newport News Saturday
10 Witness the launching Of the battle
ship Louisiana, In response 10 the inYi-8
station5so the sl1ipbulding company He
had also received an invitation to attend
the Norfol Horse Show late Ein October.
but H11.ad not positively decided whether
he could go or not, but would do so a II
engagements and business did not con-
.nict. ~ ssi. y. e 81
Governor A1onta que inquired with es-i
gpecial Interest az to the contest between
sNicssts. d yysors and slernp In the Ninth
district. and ex pressed pleasure at the
encouraging reports as to- Mr.. NVysor's
prospects 5S5?55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
Grover q, C'ley,,,elILand.Y

Grandly he stands unfal teri g, just,, ,Fss
Recreant never to public trust.
Only his duty his beacon Il hit. Is
Varying never I'M doing the ri ght. NJ s$s
Easily statesman. the first y II the land .ss
3lead ding our patri Q t pa.nd
Calm and serene st pill 81 TAT pos 8fs
Iaboring to guide his ation's great host
Ever keen scanning poll tical skies,
Vigorously pointing 5out WI here danger lies.
Eagerly8 trailing his search ght for truth.
Laborlng to guide his u SHna Ion, strong
you til. w N
.Alwa VS. his name wi y on hi tory s. pa es
Nearest he famed & be. al through sths
ges, si ss
Declaring the truth he belong to the
sal es.s "
Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
CHMOND MAN WITNESS
IN BOSTON POSTAL CASE
As ------ Is;
1snsc,al q mo Times dispatch

H e%58 {Special to Tho Times Olspdtcn,i 5g2 ~
BOSTON,lf MASS. August 2sr-John g.
schIosser, OF Richmond, Va. has been
summoned to Boston by the United,
states postal authorities to testify n q
case against The 4 King NJ edl'lne Cons
psny, OF this city. for alleged violation
o.a the postal laws.fiSN.s r.. Preston and
lis partner,IJ. "A. Noble, proprletooirs q
the concern, ar under arrest mere cha ats-
''eo II viii d sending certain kinds OF pills
through the malls to schlosser.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
WARD AND CT OTHER MEET
II IN cH IONS iii DAY
'I(By Associated Press, 5

Il NEWPORT, r, IL August 2S--In the ssmi-
finals ot the National Lawn Z, Tennis 4to9rna,
oSSag llSm asfsa ia
Hoicon,be Ward without difaculty, won from
b. w, Leonard in iEht sets. ard aud
pionship u. morrow b It took ave ha sets
to decide the Glothelr-I arned ma ets Ward
won easil Nv straight sets. f,sS y3
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.MACON's Natl 0NAL BANK
rs PAYING UP WELL

: sS Especial 10 Tho Times pisp atch.)
Il MACON, 4 GA August a. Receiver Al,
!. Butler, of the First M ional BANS
to.day made public the statement that
he had ,alGlaiay forwarded checks s. w
Washington. and that V they we're re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
SKIN DlsEAsE.3

y +. Wood S specl Fic y sold Unde q
ms tive guarantee to cure erlp 1'et-3
lar, Nettlerasli,, Ringworrn. Harber1ss
lien, Pimples, allay a Il itching fec
ton Instantly; It's an infalAhle Y tnlNdy'
Tor all Scalp Diseases, Price, rs cents
Sre,s bottle. For sale by ]. NJ. l2i lanhS,
ihe, Prescription DRUGGIST, Three ssi,res,l
i2i4 e. Broad, Hancock and CLAY stfsets,.
BEeyeyly and Randolph
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Rural Liars

III Old InhabltantI (loanng at Cross Roads
grocery lkln. about crop "a lure IsS
e at ali farm and them se
EonS the Tod d erS Wo u they ha saved
Sthe ca tile.
Why, & ollectE tho lime VIII 81
visions got so scarce tina III the starviri. s
farm rs8 he'd TO go an 's shoot
cook him with%the wood gfroflsstfe NO.
;Trespass' igns.-N ew& York Week
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turned In time there would be paid ltoS
the .depositors Of this Institution on next
Monday a dividend ~ Of Is per cert AS
month ago there was paid a. div dend OF
s45 per cent. The receiver said tina hiieS
still other dividends would be forthconI
Ing, they would be slow, 3Ss