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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
BIG ELECTRIC SCHEME.
To Harness the Yadkin at a Cost
Of Five Millions.
Especial 10 The Times. pIspatch,

Especial 10 Ihe Tlmes-D Dispatch
SALISBURY, N. c.. October 15.-That the
work of developing the enormous water power
svailable at the noted "narrows'' on the
Yadkin River. some eighteen miles from this
city, Will be resumed and pushed to rapid
completion now seems practically assured, Mr..
u. L., Whitney. OF New York. president Of
the Whitney Reduction Company. and the
eompany's secretary, Mr.. F. L, Stephenson.
have given notice thar they will he here
during the coming week, together, with a COM
pany OF surveyors and contractors to mako full
preparation for active work. and also to as
certain Just what material and other require
ments will be needed for the completion of
the great plant which has been In CO. tenn
Hlatlon at tbs t'narrows' tor Hone years,
It is estimated that 1.-THE work will cost no
less than $1,000, 900. ana that enough power
viii DO available to run one-halt OF the ma
ch!nery In North Carolina.
The eighty-fourth annual convention OF the
Evangelical Lutheran Tennessee Synod has
been In session for the past four days at
Mt. Moriah. Rowan county, and is largely
attended, The subject Which has been OF
greatest concern to the Synod IL the plan of
co corporation proposed between the North Car
olina and Tennessee sypods which embraces
the greater portion Of this State and pnrt OF
Tennessee. The Synod 10 also wide awake on
the matter OF missions, and has raised during
the year 81, $50, 90 for that purpose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
HANDSOME
Sale Tomorrow Of West Frank.
lin Street PROPERTY.

lin Street Property.
The handsome Franklin Street residence,
NO. &c West, will be sold Tomorrow
afternoon at 4.3O o'clock by N. w. Bowe
and Son, auctioneers.
Agents report sales as being excellent
during the last week and some most val
liable property was disposed of
]. Thompson Brown and Company re-
port the closing OF the following sales
during the past week: Lot, 60 feet, Cary
near Washington Street. to Louis j. Guv-
Twenty-flfth street to George Pearman,
3s72O; Nos. 1872 and 1924 North Twenty
fifth Street, to C.. F. Hubbard. for 500;
brick dwelling In Lee District to W. L.
Burruss for $500; brick dwelling, No. eo1o
West Grace Street. to Milton X Light.
$500; three lots In Barton Heights to
Robert Scott. $500; lot. 81 feet, Chaffin
Street, to M. NJ. Elliott. for 1882; three
story brick dwelling, No, 1lG IL East
ham, 5000; vacant lot on North Seventh
Street, $40; five West End acres. $11, COO;
brick dwelling on Park Avenue. 5000;
total, SCI. Ss2.
The A. ]. Chewing Company reports
the following sales recently made; No.
ais North Tenth. $500; No. e15 North
Second. S. 900; No. 1900 North Twenty-tnird
81. $50; No. 416 South Laurel, 81 .40O; No.
$50 Brook Avenue. 81, e0O; No. go st. Paul,
$3.50; No. 635 North Second, $2.43; NO.
1Ol4 North tTwenty-second, $3.50; small
farm near the city, 1850; No. 531 North
Second. $500; house on lakewood Avenue,
s.. 1M lots near Thirty-flrst and 16igh,
$3.50; No. 115 North Twenty-ninth. $500;
three houses recently built by W.. ].
Ready, in Hanover. at $500 each; house
on Brook Avenue, near city. 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
4
FOR
NICKEL LIBRARY
Street & Smith Send Special
Writer to Gather Facts of
Stone-Gill Tragedy.
Especial to The Times DIspntch.)

Especial 70 The Times Dlspntch.)
ASHLAND, VA, October 1.-THE town
of Ashland has not been so completely
aroused In forty years as It has been since
last Thursday morning over the stone-Gill
tragedy. Street and Smith, OF New York,
the well known publishers Of Nickel IL
brary'' and Nick Carter stories, have
sent here for, sensational research one OF
their most versatile writer's OF fiction.
After mysterious presence here for thirty
six hours, he left to-day with a pocket
full OF data with which to impress the
youthful minds OF future generations.
The affair has certainly afforded At sub
ject for local story and romantic fiction.
Two ministers of the gospel here will use
the subject tomorrow In their pulpits
in p%ortraying this interesting phase OF hui
man life.
This has been an interesting week In
the p%rotracted services Of the Ashland
Baptist Church. DR.. Pitt has been con-
Quoting the services, but has provided
several different preachers. The sermon
on Thursday night by Rev. Ashby Jones,
of Richmond, was one OF the most re-
.markable he has ever preached. The
meetings have been well attended. Dr:
Cooper, OF the First Baptist Church OF
Media, Pa, conducted the services on
Tuesday night. Rev. II. L. Pnuls, of
Gwathmey Church. preached last Sun
day night. On Sunday night. October
10th. Rev. Ashby Jones Will again fll the
pulpit.
The outlook for the Ashland public
schools, which presented a financial prob
lem at the opening on account Of the lack
Of FUNDS and the expensive quality OF
teachers, is brighter thar It has been in
many years. The school funds are an
nually taxed beyond The limit to meet
expenses, and a deficiency has been con-
stantly carried over from year to year.
The cash collections this year from ma
fluctuations has thus far exceeded any
previous year.
5tomac Railroad will operate a special
night train between Ashland n Rich
imond each night during the Richmond
Horse Show. This train will leave Elba
station at midnight. Regular tickets, IN
Guiding commu tntion ticket books, will be
accepted for fare, but the monthly tick
cts will be subject to an additional charge
for local fare between Richmond and
Laurel. and for points north OF 4taure!
a fare OF twenty-five cents,
''Fa,mer" Evans. the Weather Bureau
man, was the guest this week OF DR..
Foster. OF the asylum at William sburg, on
a special Rshins expedition six miles from
that place. Some of the finest fresh water
game fishing was afforded in an exclusive
preserve. He returned a day or two ago
with fifty pounds OF bass, etc, s
Mr.. J.sE. Cox, auditor OF the Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company. left here to-ay with Mr.. G.. ".
CUP. assistant general manager of the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. for a weeks stay at
the st: Louis Exposition.
Mrs, DR.. Tucker, OF Fowhatan, 70 q
guest of Mrs. Barrett Sydnor,
Mr.. Charles McCue and daughter, OF
Alton, Va, have been the guests Of Mr.
w. M. Hall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
WOLF AT HIS DOOR.
Strange and Ferocious Animal
Again Makes Appearance.

fspecIal to The Tlmes- DispatchO
GREEN hay, VA. October l5.--Mr. Phillip
C.. Hiargcr, an old soldier and reliable citizen.
came into the village this morning with in
Formation that Mt his home on last night, a
wolf came up to his front door and nearly
scared his little daughter to death, who, upon
the sight Of the Wild anlma ! rnn. IN the
shoulderoI his Eun as he had done many a
time before, back In the sixties, and rushed
out. lie did not get within shooting distance
and tho wolf csca ped.
This makes the third Instance where some
wild beast has disturbed the peace OF homes
in this county. Two cases having been reported
in The Times Dispatch before. H
This strange animals had heen seen at
the houses OF John Walker and Tom Jones,
colored, H5EE
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Fredericksburg Notes.
fSnpcIaI 10 The Timcr-Dlspatch.
:, - cRSRIIRG VA. Oct.

Especial to The Timcs, DispaIcn.)
St-T3 CESBURG, VA, Oct. To-
s1ayor Thomas P. wallace. who was
taken sick at the home Of his brother.
IN Cnypeper county, where he was visiting
evcral weeks ago. !s still detained there,
Ills condition being but little improved.
Adiutant General William Male has
accepted the resignation Of Captain =. +.
Revere, Company L. SEVENTEEN Resi-
lment, Virginia Volunteers. OF this city.
has placed him upon the retired liHt
lie held within thirty days to Ill the
vacancy. First-L% Lieutenant Thomas II.
I.nrktn will probably be elected captain.
Jimmie Lane, n fine race horse. bred
and raised by Duff Green, OF TINS city,
now owned by his brother. won n splcn-
did ace on Thursday at the big Morris
park meeting. New York. There were
nine competitors. among them the fast
stake horse. Arsenal. The purse was
$1,000; distance rs OF a mile. Time
7 IN . No. Sg8s& Elart eHN8 H4HptTaGe III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
A GIRL.
C. C. Ward Under Arrest With
Serious Chargs Against Him.

Especial to The mes-Dlspntcn
ROANOKE, VA, October 15.r-George
e.. Ward. a young man employed III lhs
Vest end yard. was arrested this morn
ing charged with Kidnapping for immoral
purposes, a young girl named Bessie
Lee, daughter Of Mrs, Emma Coles Of
Lynchburg.
The girl claims That she met Ward
at the depot in L%ynchburg last night and
,he persuaded her to come 20 Roanoke
as a companion for his mother. When
she reached here he attempted to force
her to enter 4 house Of bad character,
She resisted and n colored man ran and
Informed the police who arrested the
young man.
The girl was sent to Itynchburg to-day.
The glrl says she had been pm q Visit TO
Bedford and expected her brother to meet
her and It was While she was waiting
for him she met Ward, She Is eseyei-
teen ana he Is twenty-five
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
AN EVENING OF SMILES.
Entertainment Tomorrow Night
at Street Car Y. M. c. "a.

A very attractive entertainment VIII be
given lat the street Railway y. NJ. c.. a.
to-morrow night under the auspices OF the
Woman's Auxiliary to raise funds 10 be
used In nsick and benefit work" The cause
is a. most worthy one and the entertainment
will be one OF high character.
Rev. DR., John Harmon VIII deliver his hu-
morous lecture on Dynamite" which has
been heard by large audiences everywhere;
Mrs. James buchanan, who has a rich con-
the gifted elocutionist, will render several Of
This "evening OF SMILES as the ladies have
seen III TO call the entertainment. will give
the public an opportunity to visit the beau
TRULY arranged building Of thef Street Rail-
way Y. NJ. c.. A.. and the ladies' hope TOT q
Very large attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
GIRLS SEE. MISS ADAMS.
They Crowded the Academy
Yesterday Afternoon.

Maude Adams closed her engagement hero
yesterday with matinee and evening perform
as,ces at the Academy. 1t was well for the
matinee girls that an afternoon performance
had been arranged. otherwise several huEdre1
OF then. would have been sadly disappointed.
They filled balcony and gallery yesterday
afternoon. and raved over their Maude. Miss
Adams Is a trreuter fayorite with feminine
theatregoers. than with those OF the opposite
EEK. 70 the former. she is just too dear
and sweet 1or anything.
There have been other Lady Babies seen
here. and that OF Miss Adelaide Thurston
must still be called an excellent portrayal OF
the character. even after witnessing the PER
pormancs ofEiEe creator OF the role.
It Is but fair to Miss Thurston to acknow-
ledge this. when Richmond theatrcgoers who
had rot seer Miss AdamE's portrayal. de-
clared that they did not see how tho latter
Adams has been seen here In the role. and
has been lauded to the skies. this writer
being one to worship at the shrine. Miss
iThurston's .'Babble'' has not been bantshed
from the mind. but still lines pleasantly IN
the memory.
1t has been stated in these columns that
Miss Adams appeared In Richmond rs a child!
This is quite true. according to Miss Adams's
own statement yesterday. but she says she.
cannot even remember the name OF the play
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
HIMSELF AT
FIRST WlFE'S GRAVE
Norfolk Fireman Supposed to
Have Unsettled
Mind.
(spocIal 10 rho rimes.Dispatch. )

-=-0Wl SpoCIdt 70 - no /. bl5phtSu.J * sE#
NORFOLK, VA, Oct. D.-James Bryan,
a driver In Engine Company. No. 3. OF
the Norfolk Ere Department, shot him
self at the grave OF his first wife In
from the mind. but still lines pleasantly In
Eimwood Cemetery to-day. and Is in q
critical condition at St. Yincent's Hos
p.tal.
THIS is tho third or fourth time that
Bryan has attempted to take his life in
the am fashion.
Not long ago he was In the Police Court
upon the charge OF attempting to shoot
his present wac In the yard OF their
home, IN Chapel Street. The accused de-
n ed that he tried to shoot his wife. and
Mrs. Ryan substanrated his statement.
The Gaze was dismissed and Bryan.
who had been suspended from the fire
department pending q trial. was at once
rcinstated.
Bryan's first vito was a Miss Moore.
of Huntersyille.A She las been dead for
some time.
The would-e-be suicides mind is sup
posed to nave become unbalanced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
TO DEFEAT
BOND ISSUE,
Old Street Bone Of Contention
i'll Petersburg Paving
Plan.
NO SPEAKER FOR PETERSBURG
Celebration OF the Commence
incnt Of Work on Diversion
Scheme Awaits Martin.
Special to The Times- Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Tiines-Dlspatch
PETERSBURG, VA. October 15.-Oppo-
sition to the extensive plan OF street i'm
provemcnt, recently offered by the Board
OF Aldermen and Council, and generally
regarded as practically nssurd, 10 de-
veloplng along the limo OF Il proposed
effort to defeat the $4,000 bond Issue
necessary to the appropriation for the
paving of tho roadways OF those streets
selected for this years work, unless Old
Street Is included. The omission Of Old
Street from the list OF favored boule-
wards was tho opening gun OF the street
battle, which the friends Of that avenue
wagcd valiantly, but to no avail, as
tho resolution to include that highway
was defeated In the Council by ~ vote OF
ten TO nine when the question OF the
accuracy Of the recorded vote arose. and
produced d lively discussion, which atili
continues.
The Old Street champions declared that
the vote was exactly the reverse OF the
record, and claimed that they could se-
cure from ten Scouncilmen affidayits that
they voted for Old Street at the presid-
Ing meeting.
AFFIDAv1Ts.
It Is authoritatlvely stated that these
anidavits Will be presented at the next
meeting OF the Council, which promises
to be an event OF no little interest to the
public and Importance to the city.
The Improvement OF the disputed street
is claimed as q necessity, and It's adyo-
Gates maintuin that as one of the most
heavily used ioadwnys In the city, 1t
should take precedence over less impor-
tnnt residential streets which have been
Eelected.
Get my Anger In tho pie or there will
be no plans.
Politics in Petersburg IRE as quiet as
the grave In which It is proposed to bury
the Republican vote on November Sth,
but speeches are being made throughout
the district by Judge w. IL Mann. Judge
u. +. Yarrcll and Mr. Charles T. L.assiter.
VIII tho published list OF appointments
for the Democratic campaign speakers
throughout the State accords no orator
TO his city Is a question that seems TO
occasion moro amusement than regret,
Judge Charles Alexander, OF Merklen-
burg county, the Republican congressional
nominee IN this district. will open his cam
naign IN Bnydton on next Monday.
COLLABORATION POSTPONED.
Senator Martin has notified the Cham
bsr OF Commerce tbat he will be unable
TO come to Petersburg next week, ano
ms his presence at the ceremonies TO be
held at the beginning OF work on the di-
version of the AppomattoS River is very
much desired, the entertainment has beer
postponed. ~,
nonnattox required by the changing OK tie
channel, Is rapidly taking form.
The fury for the September term OF me
musings Court OF his city has been dis
chnrrea The October term begins on
the goth.
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Politics in Highland.
y,ao,o, = rbo TImea-Disna

Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.)
MONTERREY. VA, Octohsr l4-Thc
only political speech made In Highland
during tho present campaign was by ex-
Congressman Jacob Yost Thursday last,
THE campaign In Highland has been I'M
usually quiet, several precincts In lie
county having no registrar. At this point
five new voters were registered by l..
s. Dickenson on the day Of sitting. Con-
gresham II. d. Flood is billed forthc 21st
at Monterey. and will speak at other
points in the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
MOORE IS BAILED.
The Funeral Of Boyle Will Take
Place This Afternoon.

Calvin Il. Noore was halled by Judge WITT
In tile Hastings Court yesterday In tha sum
Of IS. 900 for his appearance In 1.-THE Police
Court on the goth instant, Mr., Rufus VIII
Hams, by whom. young Moore ~ employed,
Friends OF Mr., Moore seem3 to DO as true
as steel, Many are contributing from slender
means to a fund for employing lawYera To
defend hin aud they Will spare neither sef-7
fort Ear expense to have Justice done hinl,
Tho ~. era!! ut y: 7. Boyle, killed by Moore.
at : o'clock this afternoon. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
GOVERNOR MAY
GO TO NEW, YORK.
Pressing Invitation to Speak in
Carnegie Hall Next Thurs
day Nigh

day Night.
Owing to pressing engagements In Vlr-i
glnia. Governor Montague will not be able
to speak On Delaware next Tuesday, but
It is altogether likely that he will ape
pear in New York city at a great rally
to be held in Carnegie Hall on the night
of October 10th, which is Thursday.
Superintendent Daniel McConville,a tof
the Speakers Bureau OF the National
Democratic Committee. sent the Coy
ernor the following telegram yesterday
which was repeated to Fills Excellencysat
Roanoke city, where he smoke last night:
mot having any reply as to Delaware
meetings OF the 18th. have assigned
other people to take care ot4them, The
Reform Club of New York city desires
YOU to speak mt Carnegie Hall THURSDAY
evening, October Goth, a most important
meeting. Hope you can come, Expect
wire answer.
"DANIIIt M'C0NVIItLE,1
Mr.. McConville seems determined To-
have the Governor 10 appear somewhere
outside of Virginia on the stump. In the
present campaign, and to this end he
sends him a wire message almost every
day. The Governor speaks for Mr., Flood
ut Amherst Courthouse tomorrow. and
will return here on q night train.
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stealing saying It sometimes resulted
In more healthful conditions In the COM
munity.
In DISCUSSING the Parker telegram, Mr.!
Tucker exclaimed amid APPLAUSE
would rather have 0 II what Parker DID
In sending that message to st. Louis than
be President. But we may have botl1.
we have the ideal candidate, and We be-.
lieve he will be elected" 4
Throughout the hour and a half OF ms
admirable address MI, Tucker was given,
the closest attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
Can't Speak Here.

Governor C. b, Aycock. of North Carolina.
and Senator 1sador Tayaer have written
chairman Doherty that 1t Will bo impossible
for them ITO speal, here during the cam
paign. owing ia previous engagements else.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
Argument Begun.

TRENTON, n. ~ October 1b.-ArKumsnt
was begun In the United States Circuit Court
Yesterday on q motion to dismiss tho suit
OF George Rice against the Standard OIL
Company. Rice lis suing for damages.
charging Injury to his business through dis
criminntIon OF railroad. rates in favor OF
the Standard SOIL Companv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
Alleged Discrimination.
(By Associated Pres:

(By Associated 9Prcss)
WASHINGTON, October Ia complaint
was filed with the Interstate Com
OF Hope. Ark, against the Texas and
Pacific Railway Company. alleging kunren-
sonnble freight rates and discrimination.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
Gold Medal Flour Gets First
Award.

Especial to The Times-DIspatch.)
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15.-Gold Medal flour,
made by Washburn-Crosby Company.
once more proven the right to US
name, as the &Wiold's Fair judges to-day
gave 1t highest award and grand prize.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16

VIRGINIA VS.. CARElsLE lNplAhS
$1,oo-ROuND TRlP-S1,Qo

NORFOLK AND WESTERN &RWY.
Special v~estibuled train will leave Rich
mlond. Tsyrd Street Station, Saturday, oo-
tober 18th, at $40 A NJ; Petersburg. l0'D
a., NJ, arriving Norfolk 1890 noon. Re-
turning, leave Norfolk tbs e All Ar
irving Rschmon 10 r. NJ, Don't fall To
80 and see the best game OF the season.
For further tnformatloni Apply company's
Office, ss Fast Main Street, or Byrd
Street Station.
Passenger Agent. Dist, Pass. Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16

"DEAR Mrs. PrNKHAM:-I suffered
with stomach complaint for years. I
got so bad that l could not carry my.
children but five months, then would
have a miscarriage. The Inst time I
became pregnant, my husband got mo
TO take Lydia E..Pinkham's Vcgc-
table Compound. After taking the
first bottle l was relieved Of the sick
ness OF stomach, and began to feel bet
ter in every way. I continued its use
and was enabled to carry my baby to
maturity. I now have a nice baby
girl, and can work better thanI ever
could before. Iamlik a new woman
-MRs. FBANK BEYER, 90 S. Second St,
Mcrden, Conn.-S600O forfeit " original o.
above letter provfng ssnufnonsss cannot be produced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
To Wed in Baltimore.

Mr.. Walter Lubbock Booth and Miss Renee
Roscn, both of this city, will be mar
ried next Tuesday evening at the home OF the
uncle. Mr.. Alfred King Rogera,# NO
couple will tnke an extended tour and, re-
turning, will reside In Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
Duffy'S Pure Malt WhiSkey

####@## DOES CURE ALL THROATA AND lung
S# IT sweeps them can out Oft system IND helps nature rebuild the Weakens. -
broken down constitution. Mr. arner tells the whole story. put vel ga aiy5
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makes delicate women strong. Eckiy2 chndren&w wei. It's thes great promoter
~ health nd old nge;t he surep preventive of dsease.@O Over 40o00 oiknownc ures@n
10 years.I No other medcine has such a record ucangg etIt at all drugststs ana
or direct Price LOO a bottle Duffy Malt Whukey. Co. Rocheser,N.
"puny.l. tho only whskey recognized by Government as "a medicine. " saoo..
pue. conaIns nc fuel o,a nd Isl sold In bottles ony; never In buNk. OF IL
Emy IA genuine y the "oId3c hemht' trad mark on the labeL$ that eftrap
ovr +e cork is #unbroken.# Refuse substitutes land limitations somtines} oHeredSo .
dealers They are harmful md will not cure you. #8# #MR&M%#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
Was, a Hung Tury,

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday the
Jury In the case of 81. r. Via VS., the Trac-
ton Company for $500 alleged damages. were
discharged, having been unable to agree upon
at3yerdict,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
u PEOPLE MEET.
Attractive Programme for 3. Y,
II. u. Convention in Hampton,

Tho tenth annual convention Of the Bap-
fist Young Pecple's Union Of Virginia will
take place at Hampton. Thursday and Friday.
October goth and 2lst.
t,ared and many prominent laymnn and
preachers are listed to speak on the occa-
sion.
All railroads have granted special rates of
one faro and a third. plus twenty-five cents
on the certificate plan. !.
some Of the ~speakers Will be ", H.. -Wranek,
~; Rev, NJ. L. Wood, p, y. OF staunton;
Rev. O.. s., BLACKWELL. p. III. OF lNorfolk;
Professor w. A. Harris. OF. Richmond Col
lege; Rev, Curtis Lee Laws, D.. r., of Balti-
more; Rev, j. L. Hicks, OF Danyille; Rev.
n Renton Hill. of Norfolk, and Rev, John
r. Turpin. n, D., OF Charlottesville
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO
"nNY AN 1T

Don't hesitate to write to Mrs.
yourcase perfectly, and will treat
Won with Kindness. Her advice.
is free, and the address Is Lynn,
Mass. Nc woman ever regretted
having written her, and she has
helped thousands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
HEM0RRnAGES CURED

karner's Life Wasn't Worth the Snuff of q Candle Unit
of Con sumption by Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky.