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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
8 bomas 8 aesarps % a /.

s o m 8 a fs % q |.
Nem Yort 26. Suit. Sas be.
motratif9e National=@ omite trat beute
bier auiammer unb tudblte einittmmig
S6Omas Sasgart bon Snoiana 81 iei=
mem 8orfibenoen.
ursp @ooofon bon 3entudp murbe
gum Secretdr sstudblt, gopin Ssfton,
Sifrict columbia, tpurbe gum Silfs=
Sseretdr, Sobn s. Wartin bon Drill
iouri gum Sergeant=at=arms unb 6.
Sonelion, Senn., gum fteap. sergeant
at=arH,s sepdblt.
Nadoem bas @omite feline aeitpeili=
gen Beamten getpdblt unb q. 9. Maf,
q. q. Gomite=M itelieb. einen mor-
gigen geiu9 in giopus burd bas
@omite borsei9lagen bate, begann
Der pi9tise Momsnt Der 0erbanb=
lungen.
Sc tparer1 gn~beutungen laut getpor-
ben, bic 8eriammlung perbe fi9 nod
Der bOrldufsen Organization Derta9en,
UNI &i9ter Barrier bpr Der @abl bes
0ational=8 OriBenoen gu beiu9en.
Sobn %. 9ern, Der Gibrer Der Sag
gart=2eute, iagte ieinen Sreunben TO-
fort, cine gertasuns miife berbdngniB=
bDa pirfen, ba bierbur9 3eit geuon-
men tpiirbe, um @ombinatiOnen ausrei=
fen au lafen. Die seftern Na9t unh
beute firth beriudt tpurben. Senator
gailep b%eantragte Siloung Der perr1a-
nenten Organization unb ba 9. 9.
Sia, 90. 5. Sbeeban unb U. Bel
mont, Die biz gum lebten Woment con:
ferirt batten, feinen Wiberftanb Isiite=
ten, 10 wubte man, oaB Saggart's
Sadie getponnen mar.
Sobn 90. 9ern i9lus Sassart su,
Domination bor, nit furaen Worter
auf feline @ei9idli9teit unb Tdbigtei
als oemOtratifder Gtbrer binmeifenb.
Gonft uurbe Niemanb auf9eftelt uni
Sassart's Wabl bur9 bas @Omite sinl
einftimmig Dor fi9.
Sassart wurbe Johann oura elm
Mborbnung in bas gomite= 3immer &C.
leitet uno bantte fir bic bobe, ibm &C.
aolte g6re. gr miHe in boIffer Nus.
bebnung Die 8erantmOrtung ieinel
SteIune gu fddben, aaein er fible
baB bic Ssmotraten nit ibrem Side
unb ibrer platform in Der nd9ifen @ab
ben Sies errineen miibten. gr Der
fpra9 bic PFi9ten ieiner SteQunl
setrsulid unb umfi9tspO0 erfitIen 81
tpoQen.
Na9 Der WabI Der iibrigen Beamter
enttpidslts %. 5. Sbseban ben plar
fur bic gampasne-2 eitung. st f9lul
Dor, ben @omite=0 orfbsnben CUR ST.
nennung zines grecutib.@ cmite's uni
zines Ginan3=gonite's 3u beboamd9,
tisen. Ser Tori9lag uurbe in mOoi
f~icirter 6orm bon benz @omite ange'
tiommer, 10 bab 8orfbenber unb Gre
cutib=@ omite tpsitere Mitglieber al
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
GrnttrrhntIdfuft

6 +: Dent Dir einmal. unfer Ges
rtdtsDpa3ieber 1T beute firth seftOr>
ber."-S .Wie f9abe, mir pareu
on ben Mann f4On 10 %setp0bnt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
u bqefab n.

Stem Yorf: .@soreic" nod 2ibsrpool;
vNurania" nod 2iberpool; v&ron=
bring Wilbelm" nod Bremen.
2iperpool: ,garpatbia" nod Seem
Dorf; .Splpauia" mad Bolton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

Muse elmer fletnen g ars
o I. Der Rpman bes 2eutnants
8tlfe bat fir einen barin auftrstenbsn
u9elben" i9limme Jolsen sebabt. Sin
Sberleutnant-ssmeint NOR Der Sber>
Ieutnant Witte bonn Sorbu9er Grain.
bataiaon-purbe barin als S9ulben>
NADER 6ingeiteIt. Witte but nun IN
benz gilie>proseb unter Gib in ent>
geeensefeBter &i9tuns auseefast. Gr<
mittelungen, bic baraufbin ssssn ben
inafDif9en our Oispoiition seftelten
Sh1aier %porgenommen tpurben, fiihr<
ten nunmebr CUR gtnleituns elmer I'm
terfu6ung ipegen Metneibs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Wasm lei6t9lambi9.
T%nBwanberer erlebt auf Der MusffeIs
lung arge Gntidni9ung.

VIIBluROer JeIIuIcD 2OulCD uuS SuU
Sole, Sofa &ico, auf Der Nusfeluns
elm. @r mar 5000 Meilsn melt mar=
f&irt, muir um gu finben, baB i'm See
man6 nit einem ia9enbaften preis bon
$4,000 sefoppt bate. st batte GEE
bort, bic Musfeaunss-@ eie0fbaft gable
oiefes @elo an jene PeriOn, tpel9e bic
sr6Bte gntfernuns 3u JuB suriidlese,
Tim mad Der Musfeaun9 gu selanaen.
Beibe SbetIe a mmeln
ibre 3rdte.
@bicaso, 26. Suli. Sn benz
sroBen inouftrielsn &riege bra9tsn
beute @robi6ld9ter unb Streiter ibre
Wannsn suiammen unb rtiteten fi9 81
einem erbitterten Streit. Sic cine
settle traf ihre 0orbereitunset rubie,
bod pirtfam, Die anoern entbuiiafii9
uno, ME fe boHen, elei4faas crfOls.
reid.
Snspif6en bot Der Sag INNER mebr
ben Iublif zines md9tigen STREETS.
Nufriibrerii9e Seener tamen Dor uno
bauerten nit untsrbredunqen ben san=
gen Sag binourd. 3ablrei9e 8erbaf.
tunsen tpurben sema9t unb bic Sage
bes 6rieoens f9isnsn fit einiee 3eit
bortiber.
8rutale grcee
Nnsei9en zines &afe=&risgs MAIDEN
fi9 in Dem Streif-S iitritt bemertbar.
Sn ben &efaurants bon grmour &
Co., Spift u. Co., NeliOn Morris u.
60. legten ale Muftpdrterinnen tpesen
Der N~nweienbeit farbiser 269e bic Nrs
belt nieber. Spbalb elm Mdb9en feline
69hrse abgelegt, trat Elm Ne9er an
feline STEELE.
1000 2eute paren beute firth Nugen.
3sugen elmer Der brutalften Wibbanb-
lunget unb idmmerli9er SreHiiders
beit ieitens Der poli3ei. Gin Streibre=
der tuurbe in Der Nd6e Der 8iebb6fe
bon brei 2euten ansegriHen uno fat al
Sobe ssfdlasen. Sie Naie tuar ser=
bro9en, bic 9tueen perlebt unb Elm DIR
fat abserihen. Stint polisiten Der=
folgten einer Sbdter, aber bon allen
SdhRen traf ben Monn, Der nidt
belt, tein ein3iger. Grit als er 3ufdl=
Zig f%ftrate, befamen i'm bic pOli3iften
in TIRE 8etpalt.
Sie @roBi9ld9ter ianbten heute
feifdbelabene @agen nit llnion=9ut=
i9ern unter poliaeii9ub aus ben @ieb=
bbfen. Sie Boli3ei ifieb anf feine
S9mierigteiten, troboem an jebem
Shore sublreids Strsitsrpoftsn ftanoen.
Mrmour & Co., bic nt9t ale
Sdpsine, bic iie brau9teu, gu faufen
bermo9ten, ertparben beute 1000 Stud
BON benz 8orratbs Der Sammonb 9ad-
ing so. uno be9annen oiefe 3l
f9la4ten.
Neus Triebens= 6 on :
ren3.
Ser @~orfBeitbe Der Sainoiier Gebe=
ration Of 2abor traf Gnfalten, um
morsen cine anbere Jrieoens=@ Onfe-
reno 81 Stanbe su brin9en. ST er=
belt BON ben Beamten Der Webger unb
Gleif9i1neiber bic @enebmisung au
elmer gemeiniamen @onferen3 nit ben
@roBi9ld9tern unb mirb aud Die 8er=
treter Der @eieai9aften aufiu4en.
Gabriten 9eIeert.
g t. Soepb. no., rs. Suli.
Die Se1e1le gu etr1em Spmpaf9tepreil
Iiefen beute Na9mittag Elm unb Die
2eute berlieben bic Sabrifen.
MtIi3 beDrbert.
SiOur @itp, So, 26. Suli.
grnfte Musi9reitunsen i'm 8iehb6fe=
9ifrift fibrten beute su einem @eiud
an ben SberiH, bic Mili3 CUR @ab.
runs Der Oronuns au%ssurufen. 3wsl
@erbaftunsen tamen Dor.
StreitbefebI hIieb aus.
3ana gitp, 26. Suli. Sit
bieigsn @etperfihaften blieben, ba bor
@bicago Dor S9lub3eit tein gefsb]
gum Spmpatbie STREET. einlief, beut'
an Der Mrbett.
Cine neue Wenbuns erbielt bic Sage
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

Ott uSH y ID y y II eIN JET
g philippine III es nidt ge<
brdu@li4, Sefdnsnihe gu i9lieben, ba
@efungene beim 8esinn Der Strafe ibr
Wort seben, bab iis ni9t bur9brens
men tperben, unb bieies 0eripre9en
AUDI meiitens balten. @enr elmer aber
bod bur9brennen iolte, 10 pirb er
obne tpettere Gormalitdten i'm Sune fsi>
ner Wieberergreifuns NIT benz Spbe
beitraft.
9 { Orberun tette'r
g Of 10 inc. Wenr man fette
S6peiHe on beiben Sagen auf einem
Wagen befOrbert, I. forge man fir hins
reiGenben S9atteu bur6 8ebeden ober
lleberfpannen bon SiiGern. Sehr na9<
tbeilie III es, tpenn bic S9tpeine iebr
feft %gebunben finb, ober penn tie cine
febr unbequeme Gage einnebmen milf
fen, nobel lie am Mtbnen ~eebin6ert
tperben. Bel Ni9tbeoba9tung bieier
punfte fDnnen bic S9peine eritiden
Ober an 9ibi9lag fterben. Mm geras
tbeniten 1T es, fette S9peine ndbrenb
Der beiben Sabres5eit friib morgens
ober ipdt Mbenbs au bef0rbern. SoIte
etn S9tpein tpdbrenb Der Retfe bonn
Stbf9lag befanen tperben, 10 l0fe mar
fpfprt ale Stride unb &nebel, nebrle
bas S9pein bonn Wusen berab unb
brtnse es on einen fiblen pGab. Gs
empfieblt fi9, bic bereits betGubtert
Sbiere nit piel foltem WaHsr au besiez
ben. !9aben lie fi9 etpas erbolt, 70
eebe man ibnen biel Sliifiisfeit 5u iuu<
fen, 8runnenpaf er ober aud Wif4.
@robe GeIIertefnpllen
eroielt man BEL gutter Sorts nit 5iemz
Ii9er GiAerbeit, fpenn man bic 5eitie
ms Wiitbeet angefdeten pfldn54eu,
fpbalb lie mebrere 8lGttden baben, ouf
furae gutfernune ms Greilanb ausz
ptttrt. Ste pflGna1en berpei9Ii9en
bisrbet ni4t, pie bies beim lGngeren
0erbletb TN Warmbeet Der Gan lift;
lie tperben binsesen BET mGBisem Iuf>
pu4s tii9tig ~setrGftist tnb erbalteu
rei4ii1e wuraelbilbuns. Wsnn fOEde
pflanser betm 4uspflanaen auf Mtf
aa9 f4on ettpds trodeHe, marine Mit<
terung antreffen, 10 braudt mon bod
ibr Ginseben ni4t gu befar4ten. sic
permDgen aud bier better gu pibers
fteben, tpie iol9e. tpel4e BET engem
Stanb I'm Mtitbeet perblitben unb boz
per pegen Mdneel an feitli9em Raum
auf pieaeidt boppeIts 2dnse no9 obea
emporeei9oTen finb.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-05-06
OREGON ITEMS.

The farmers institute held at Echo
was brilliant success.
Theodore H. Cooper, a prominent
business man of Union, died recently
The strawberry season will begin in
about five days around Milton and
Freewater.
Their minds diseased by the con.
slant influence of Holy Rollerism, F.
Hurt and wife Of Albany have been
committed to the insane asylum.
An association of millmen, including
all the flour millers of southern Ore
gon and the Willamette valley. have
organized. The chief aim of the or
ganization are the lettering of various
conditions affecting the -four business,
including the regulation of prices.
The dedication of the new Methodist
Episcopal church at Athena drew a
great crowd to Athena from all parts
of Umatilla county and from Walla
Walla.
By the accidental discharge of a gun
in the hands of Milo Graves, eight
miles west OF Echo Sunday morning,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-05-06
MONTANA NOTES.

A light fall Of show ushered out
April at Butte.
Governor Joseph K Toole of Mon
tana is at the Worlds fair.
John Peters, who, it is alleged. kill
ed Alex Brown during dispute over
grazing lands, has surrendered to the
sheriff of Missoula.
The saloon of Trip & Melloy, al
Gardiner, was raided by bandits re
Gently, $1,000 being secured. The pro-
prietors had forgotten to lock the safe
The highwaymen escaped.
At the st. Louis exposition Montana
is in excellent company. Her location
in the section of the grounds assigned
to the buildings of the states is one of
the most slightly and desirable. sites ,..of
all. :,
Commencing May 2, it is said the
railroads will resume issueing return
Transportation on livestock under same
rules as prevailed prior to Jan..1.
The Silver Bow county grand jury
has returned a partial report charging
County Attorney Breen to issue a war
rant for the arrest of William d
Clark Of Butte, chairman of the board
of county commissioners. The grand
jury reports that Clark has been in
several queer deals, the total of his
alleged stealings aggregating $4,000.
Mayor Freeman of Great Falls has
received check for $75 900 from State
Treasurer Barrett as the first payment
on the $141 900 of the city of Great
Falls refunding bonds, which were sold
to the state board Of land commission.
ers last July.
The State Bar association held q
meeting recently to arrange a program
of exercises at the retirement of Judge
Hiram Knowles and the accession OF
Judge William 81. Hunt to the federal
pbench. The association appointed ex.
Gov. P. 81. Leslie committee on reso.
lutions. An executive committee will
arrange the programme of exercises.
A meeting will be held in the court.
room of the new federal building on
May 16, when all the arrangements
will be perfected.
Within 18 months it is expected the
Flathead Indian reservation, with Its
100000 acres, will be thrown open to
homeseekers. The appointment Of q
commission by the president to ap
praise the value of the different classes
of land lying within the reservation
and survey of those tracts is now in
order. which work will occupy about
years time.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-05-06

that the Shaw-Wells Company. South
1876 Post ST.. carried full line of gaso-
line launches and both wood and metal
row boats. We had an idea that this
class of gods would not be carried in
an inland town.
The Goss contract for the building
OF the state capitol annex has at last
been completed and contractors are
ready to turn the building over to the
state. Some minor contracts. which
include installing of vault fixtures,
electric fixtures and hot water heater
for the lavatories. are not completed,
but will probably be finished before
the capitol commission is called.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-05-06

the 16 year old son of R. F. Thorn was
killed. The boys were hunting rabbits
together.
Masked men went to sheep camp
near Christmas lake, in the northern
part of Lake county, recently, blind
folded the herder and went into the
corral, and out of a band of 1900
sheep killed all but 300. The sheep
belonged to A. Norm, Pet CRUDE, G.
B. Parker and P. Price, Lake county
sheepmen.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-05-06
DEMONSTRATIONS ON MAY DAY.
Twenty Thousand Workmen March In
Procession in Vienna.

Vienna, May MAY day was cele
brated by an unusual concourse OF
workmen in the trater. 1t is estimated
that 10000 men marched in the pro
cession, this great number being
brought out owing to the fact that the
day fell on Sunday. The utmost quie
and good order prevailed.
Work Stops at Barcelona.
Barcelona, May MAY day was
signalized here today by general
stoppage of work, most of the business
places being closed. The workmen
held many meetings for the purpose of
discussing labor questions, at several
of which disturbances were caused by
anarchists.
Socialists Meet at Madrid.
Madrid, May Item thousand So
cialists celebrated May day with a
demonstration at which violent
speeches were delivered. Afterward
crowd numbering 10000 marched
with banners to the residence of Pre-.
mier Maura and to the town hall,
where they demanded an eight hour
day and protection for workmen.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-05-06
Russian Officers Body Found.

Toxic, May 3.-On Wednesday Of
last week Japanese force found the
body of Lieutenant Semionoff. who
had been in command of the mounted
scouts of the Twenty-second East ST.
berian rifles on Kurito bay. They
buried it at Win.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-05-06
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
What is all this new thought p"

What is all this new thought"
"Oh, it is old thought which has
just got around to people who hadn /
heard it."-Cincinnati Commercial Tri-
bune.
The Dixons certainly have a fine lot
OF ancient Egyptian silver ornaments"
said Mr.. Crewe Doyle to his wife.
But you can't make me believe they
are solid" declared Mrs. Crewe Doyle.
Il looked at them carefully and not
one was marked 'Sterling.'"- Detroit
Free Press.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-05-06
Socialists Meet at Madrid.
Thomas Upton at Naples.

Naples, May 2.-Sir Thomas Upton,
who is visiting on his steam yacht
Erin, was entertained at dinner at the
palace by King Emmanuel and Queen
Helena. Subsequently his majesty
created Sir Thomas knight command
er of the Order of the Crown of Italy.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-05-06
Russia's Notification.

In the most categorical terms Rus
STA has officially notified the world
that she will not accept mediation to
terminate the war with Japan.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-05-06

A German innkeeper on the Swiss
border has undertaken rs result of a
wager to roll a barrel full of wine
across Switzerland and Italy to Rome.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-05-06

Union county is to have an entry
In the flying machine contest which
Will take place at the st. Louis expo
sition. Grant Key, who lives on Crick-
ct Fiat. near Elgin, is tho inventor.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-05-06

The Cow-Gee I'm thirsty. wish
l belonged to Wall street syndicate.
The Rooster-Why do you wish
that?
The Cow-'Cause they never forget
to water their stock.-Puck.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-05-06
-FOUR NORTHWEST STATES
LATE NEWS OF THE PAST WEEK
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Choice Selection Of Interesting Items
Gathered From Cuttings
From Washington, Idaho, Montana
and Oregon-Numerous Accidents
and Personal Happenings Occur.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-05-06
Machinery Started.

Secretary Taft had not turned to
resume his seat after concluding his
speech before the signal had been
flashed to Washington over the wires
of the Postal Telegraph company. In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
SEVEN PINES.

Miss Beulah Tiller, q recent graduate
OF 3E,armville Seminary. was q guest OF
the Misses Read on wednesday
Miss Carrie Lyme visited In Richmond
the past week, where she was the reel
pient OF flnttering attention.
Mrs. Geo. Graves has been guest the
past week In the village, Visiting nun
Der Of her old friends. ,s
Mr. Willie Lyme, who has been lnid up
for a few days with an injured foot IS
able to be out.
The following out-of-town guests visited
here the past week: Mr.. and Mrs. ]; ~.
Frazier, Genesee, N. vi II, J,SWindram
and Jas. s. Nindram, u. Liverpool, Ohio;
". r.. Jones, Akron, Ohio; Fred. p
scroggs, Lisbon, Ohio; Miss Temple Bud,
Baltimore, Nd: w, s. smithey. Marion.
81 Co.; Fl. L. Grove, somerville. Va; ".
T.. McCarter, Cole, Va; M. 3. MclSlnnn,
May, N. C.;.. L. Ford, Gable, n. q; -.
C. Wilson, Williamsport. Pa; w NJ, Rel
~. Now York City; Thos. w. Geary, Wor-
cheste Mass; DR.. C. G. Terrell, Hinton,
". va; w. b. Walsh, Lawrence. Mass;
Mrs James Cosgrove, Manchester. Va;
Gilmore Osgood, and A. 8, Peterson
Rocklnnd, Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

MI. and Mrs. D. NJ o'Briens ana llltie
daughter Ellen left last Monday for Bal
timore, whore they will visit relatives,
Miss Maude Liyesay, who has been
quite sick for tho past week, Is slowly I'M
proving. a, j.,
Mr., Christian GoodalI, who has been ~
New York and Baltimore Tor se n,,, "a,
days, has returned TO his nome. on 'lil'ru
Avenue. ,.n,
Mrs. Mortimer McCluer and children
have returned to their home on ,,, Eirs |,
Avenue after spending the past month
with relatives In Orange, Va.
9The entertainment for8the benefit o. o.
Northside Hall viii take PLACE on next
TUESDAY, February 10Th, at $3.50 y, NJ,
ut the hall. Tho programme consists Of
Mrs Jarley's Wax Works, under the skill !,
iii management Of Mr. John Tyler. ~
the ..minuet's under tho direction Of MIS-.
christian Clarke, ana ten beautiful tabs
lea,,x artistlcally arranged BY " Mrs r Lynn II
Is, Enslow, AT the conclusion there VIII
;be a specially, Black Patti ana an her
f faan signor Boerferip In Italian op'
eli The commit fol I'M sntegsa ~ z 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
FULTON NOTES.

improvements have been begun at Full
ton Park for the opening UP Of the park,
which, when completed. will make 1t even
more popular than during the past sea-
son. There will be GOOD formal open.
ing OF tho park after Easter, when big
german will DO given. which will be led
BY Miss Ruby Fulton. daughter OF Mr..
Fulton, the manager OF the park. and
many popular young people of Richmond
are expected,
Harvie Cartwright OF Hanover Go, has
accepted position with John Rattle
bach,
Mrs. S, w, Mckinney and children have
returned from a very dcllghtiul !r!p ~
isowhatan, on a Visit to Mrs Mcklnney's
sister, Mrs. ]. w, Dawson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
OPERATIONS A FAD.

4 {. Z. (. . -.
Public Gradually ,Awakens to the Fact,
The latest fad In operations has been
the appendicitis fad; before that the RAG
for rectal opera lions (plles etc') held
sway. Hundreds OF patients were fright
ened and hurried Into hospitals, operated
upou and robbed Of their last dollar,
when the trouble was g. simple case Q :
hemorrhoids, or piles only easily cuTea
at home with a simple remedy costing pul
fifty cents a boX.5
II procured one fifty cent bon o. Fyr-
amid Pile Cure Of my druggist. WIN tIe
intention Of buying a larger box later,
but was happily surprised when tounu
that ! was cured, and stu nave siN
pyramids left out of tho first ana Only
box. have not had the least sign "
piles since fused this one box, WINCH i'u '
boon about two months; previous 10 ustn5
Pyramid Pile Cure ] had the worst KIM
of bleeding and protrudlns plles lor ose :.
thh'ty-one years, ana no olie hlpW"s' ~"
cept those who have nag lie p'fes' -
pain and misery suffered. ,,
II am poor man, pay NAYS ult.n se =
/ would rive a fortune. if had y, 20
be cured OF the piles. and now NAYS
been cured for fifty cents, ! should be
very ungratcful IL i did not thank you
and give you every privilege 70 use my
name and this letter when ! KNOW Lhe.o
are. so many who suffersas J. did, =, q
Weismler, 100 Iladensburg Road, NASH
inSton, -, G., 49, M % s ", !, & i, =
The Pyramid Drng cqs Marshall AAlcN,
publish a little book, on the geals es ht ~
cure of piIes,s Which theyfwill ehe Elah g
ma II free To any applicant ana wey NJ Us
all sufferers from II sSpai + y ~
Write to them for ", NV 53g az "a
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ment lis composed OF tho following sladins:.
Mrs. Lynn 3. Enslow. Mrs; Mrs Charless
Wingtleld. Miss Resale Shafer and Miss
Bessie Wingfield. 54 .si NJ Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Constance. Of Fourth
Avenue, arc the guests OF relatives "
Baltimore.
Mr.. Robert Pendleton. Of Essex colln-
ty. Va, is visiting his sister, Mrs. -. W.
Christian, OF Poplar Hill
Tho Young Peoples Progressive Flinch
Club was delightfully."- entertained iast
Friday evening. by Miss Annie Sale as
her homo an Third Avenue. ~
The regular Sunday morning and even.
Ing services will DO held ut Htghland
Park Methodist Church. conducted by the
pastor, Rev. J. 3. Asher.
Miss Jane Brooks, OF Fourth Avenue.
Chestnut Hill. has been confined to the
house by sickness for the past week.
Services will be held at tho Episcopal
Chapel on Highland Park Sunday alter
noon at o'clock. 49,
Mr., c. w. Vaughan. OF Third Avenue
Highland Park has been quite SICK ior
the past few days.
The Boys Society held n meeting In the
lecture Friday night at Highland
park Methodist Church TO arrange Tor
nm entertainment to be given next month";.
Little Miss Ruth Bowman, who has
been confined to the house by SICKNESS
Is somewhat improved. 5
Mrs. Vawter. OF Highland Park, VIII. ~
d few days leave for Ronceverte, W. Va,
her future home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

There will be no preaching service at
the Methodist Episcopal Church to-day,
Tho Sundays for preaching having been
changed from the second and fourth to
the first and third Sundays of each Month.
Sabbath school will convene at the usual
hour. ana will be Immediately followed BY
the Union League.
The Highland Springs branch OF the
iyyoman's National Alliance Will meet on
Monday next with Mrs =. S. Read a I
her delightful home, the Manor House. It
is hoped that there will be a large attend
5ance.
4 committee Of citizens consisting OF
Rev. John, Mccartney, DIR. 6, u collins
and Mr.. Cairncs were appointed 10 m
lyestgate matters concerning the street
car question. Another Meeting OF citizens
has been appointed for tomorrow even
ing. ,. ,,,o,, noxt
meeting will finish the study OF l Ivan
line, At the close of this meeting tle
ladies' will serve hot tea ana ctlocoin.o,
and enjoy themselves IN their usual
method l., -
The second meeting OF citizens IN re,
gard ia the strect-calN situation was hc!u
recently ut East Richmond Han, Whel,
a committee Of citizens from Hlghland
Springs conferred with them,
Mrs. Annie e. Silver Ass.l returned from
a very. delightful trip to Baltimore. Wnefe
She visited her daughter Mrs. Gilmore.
a society for charitable work mas peen
organized by the young ladies' OF inc GUnl-
munIty, under the name o fn0 NV''''As
Workers.' IN, ,o,,,a -
H Mrs. John Il. Jones Is still unanle 70
use her hand, which Is slowly Improving