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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
BARTON HEIGHTS.

Owing to the inclemency Of the Weatn-
or thu quilting party that wa 10 C, nays
ken place att he home
"a nson4 on Friday, February 18Th, Il mas ,s
Sl,een postponed until Nfonda ne "a I2u @
lie are invited to attend. gt% ], -
4 Mr., &C. Wright, Of Hanover, IS Vi ~
ling Mrs. CT ca Eiggasoll. 81 n. I'LL ~ /.
Mrs. A. ". Martenstein is iqulte Sigh =. =
her home on Miller Avenue
MraSand MRS George yTaldsn, who have lfl',
heen visiting AT the home of Mrs. r ram "a : :
Thompson, have left for their nome - -
Georgia St !, =, Z, ]. Z, !, ~. /.
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G mar E
r. johnson have left for thslr ho1'iei
MIS- 81 oysas Mrs NJ He cs hBail
Is Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L.. Seay have. !. re-
turned "a their home In Fluvarna,a after
a"sn,ea.antES to her sister, Mrs.
'Charle; G. Rady.
Mrs, Maria c. Peers. OF Louisa, IS VS.
iting Mrs. J. NJ. Parrish.
M X. Bowles has returned home
from a business trip to Roanoke.
Services will be held at the .Ep1pnans
Church on sunday Y, At ,hs y re 40 = ana
Mr.. u G. letter, who has been VISITING
relatives in Caroline county. has re-
turned home. :. y. I. !.
Mr. Howard Williams has left for h. his
home ia Alexandria. after visit to
MIR Charles Wills. n la
Mr.. John Goode, who has been VISIT
ing Mr. James Walker. has lett tor ms nj"
home in Baltimore. !.
Miss Mary Tucker. of Wilmington. is
sthaj guest Of Mrs. ]. NJ. Johnson.
Miss Lucy Moore, Of Raleigh, has re-
turned home, after a visit to Mrs
Charles Anderson
Miss Gertrude Robinson Of Petersburg
is the guest Of Mrs. ". Is, Bache.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21

Maid Chased BY an INDIAN Miss
BERTHA Mnrshail$ and Mr.. Dick Lewis.
Gfhrae Little Maidss Mrs Workman,
Misses Rebcccnf Clarke am Katie Lewis.
.,Taiknk DOLLY M iss Annie Dyson; The
pritnn DONNA" Miss Virginia Sale; lit
| tic Red Riding Hood" Miss Alice Lear;
nPocnhoiitas,'t3 Miss Leila Wingfield;
,,Gypsy XII Fortune Teller and Society
BELIEF Miss MARY 9Ryland and Miss An
.nic; lear; iI,he English 1dea Of American
{,ir1 Misses Eva Croxton and Lille Todd !,
nhfrs. Vinslow,'B Miss Artic pettus; s"fhe
Cherry ,rree Incident Mr.. John .ryler,
Jrn and John tyler third; Captain JOHN
Smith, Mr. w lie Lear. ffI{
s1,ho third feature Of the programme
was tho ,,tnintet.' = Those dancing were
Miss Constance Triton with Mr. Chris
tiaIi Clarke, Misc Welllc VIM with Mr..
Max DIETRICH, N1iss Kate Turpin with Mr..
strlbllng, Miss Scott with MIR. Lipscomb,
Miss Kate Dunn with Mr.. Philip Carlton,
Miss Eleanor Darlington With Mr.. Wil!ie
shafer, Miss Matte BFouraurean with Mr..
I,n,,ia shnfcr. Miss Myrtle bedford with
MI Alexander Shnfcr.
The performance was closed with
specialty OF "Black Patti and her man-
arcr sivnor Belferio, In italian opera.
Mrs. Garland Fl. CLARKE OF Third Ave-
nue.. Is visiting her son IN Boston.
Mr., Willie 1Iuxter has for the past
several days been confined to the house
| By sickness.
Mr.. Christian Goodall has returned to
his home on Third Avenue, after busl-
ness trip to New York NJ ,Ha
Miss Barbara Kahn. OF Goochiano coun.
tv ID the guest or friends or Highland
Park. IA
Mrs. Henley. Of Fourth Avenue. who
| ~ ~. 4 IA mast several days been quite
sick, Is slowly improving. 5#s$ iii
Mrs. John Tyler, Jr., of Fourth Avenue,
has returned home. after a short visit 10
friends In Washington, D. @
Miss Nellie yvinn has bacn visiting Misc
Bessie ,Wingficld. Of Highland Park
The ladies OF the Aid Society Of High
1 land Park Church decided at their last
meeting to give an entertainment at inc 9
church Easter Monday, April s4tll.
Mr.. William Regan IS confined 70 tne .
| house by sickness. .
| The Rows, Society OF Highland Park
church arc m aking preparations for m
entertainment to be given March 17th.
& Services will be held at Ascension Chapel
4 this afternoon at . O. clock ~ u
,rhe roll Of honor for Highland Park
School for the week. Friday, February
Eth follows: M
senior B-bfiss Elizabeth Quinoy
tcacher-Bessie Marshall, Pattie Chris
| tan. Katie Lewis. Ruth Rennte, Louise s
! IRennic. 5f y,
intermediate B-Re becca Clarke. Annie
sale: Eula Bowman, Leila Wingfield. - u
| Ian Todd; Atwood Lewis:
Junior 3B-virginia Fleming Edna BOW
sixth Gramna r 5Grade -Afiss Mary Penn
/ {herton Observation-Disclosures Clarke (seven
weeks| Mary starke seventeen wecks),
Rertha Marshall (seven weeks), Virginia
lRoane Zone week) Bessie Carter (three
weeks), Bette Ratcll1e Zone Week2 Roy
Cross Zone week. Harvey IA tciltto No one
weekly ..353s, Il, 7,,,fat
~ ftbree weeks), Fannie Gray (seven
weeks Marie Todd (three weeks) I Lizzie re
I Bowman 1.-TWO weeks).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21

the nackage, Weighing about twenty
Mounds. hit him full In the stomach
knocking him down on the frozen grouna'
renderine him unconscious for q time. .
II 4 few evenings ago much excltetnelll
was caused by a small fire at the nome
~ MI. Louis Marano, on Elm Avenue
which, with heroic work. was extingp'sh'
81 with but slight damage. =,
farewell reception Will pc given ~
honorr of Mrs. NJ. H.. Ingham N Library al,
Hail Hail IN noxt Thursday evening py IT.
8 4. Roope, whose CUES, she mas pe T.,
and 2, e to 1 Which ali Of her friends are N,
80" 1,,ad Mrs, Ingham Is 70 leave shorty
~ hor homo in California
IN Mrs -. Ingham viii also be given
fare raw, benefit at Professor Daniels !
nrivate theatre on next Wednesday
eeve rd whom She will appear as kath.
~ le an IL that most delightful COMEDY e.
drama "Kathleen Marourneen''I rms rs
,r, ilN Ne her last appearance here, and wiz
live her an opportunity TO show her tal-
ent, Tfro,,, hora ar !.
tended the play of Mrs. Wlggs OF the
Cabbage 1anhnu II. Patch, at the matinee perform
ance Yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21

r = E . ~ : 4 i
ance to tho property owners of this whole
sectior. A committee OF Highland Springs
citizens conferred with them at this
meeting and 1t is thought they Will CO.
operate and at an early date some FORM
or action will be settled upon,
little Emma Hopwood, who about
month ago was seriously hurt by
falling from a wagon, which went over
ono OF her legs, crushing It, is now corr
yalescng at her mothers home. and Mrs,
IIopwood wishes to thank her neighbors
and friends who have shown her so
many klndnesses during this time,
Misses Augusta and Maggle Davis err
tertained most eharmingy q number OF
their friends on "Wednesday hvenlng,
when finch was played and much ell
joycd by the merry party
Mr.. p. Feige purchased tho past week
a handsome turnout, consisting OF an ele-
CANT surrey and "a very fine horse,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21

of Cold liar has eeded him ct
Glendale. II #
I 4 Nj. Tobias. Gibbons ana Miss Lucy LUG
Cord nawere ms rried on w sdn esda lay eve ~
Ming at Antioch Church. 3 NJ {. $sS
The following out-of- Town Wis itors 8Wer7
here the past week: Gilman Osgood. b 81 q,
MASSACHUSETTS,; a. 8. peterson, India ans NJ
.apolis, Ind Mr.. and Mrs. H. =. DAY Dag
,TupperS Lake N. +; Vi; Mrs. Frank DAY.
Glen Falls, Ell izabet III y .s Grittinss
,Atlarta. Ca; sallie B.. Cheatwood Lynch;
burg, Va; Mrs. Maurice 81 Dinwid die;
iLynchburg, Va. Lucie Sydnerl Nv hitlow,,S
sLynchburg, Va; Fl. H. Post, Winthrop
Conn; Charlie Post. Winthrop Conn;
s, n. Post. Kalamazoo. Mich; II. Al
Golden, New York city; Z. J. Benztng.s
New York city; G. D. Montgomery. New
York city; E. H Cook, New York city,
Ralph e. Dayton, New York city; Q. e
SyVaddy, Miss Mamie Waddy and Miss l5
lille EIubaEk. of Richmond. WI
The roll Of honor OF Seven Pines school
is appended: Nv ass,s
Eddie Wright Sam Taylor. Joe Taylor;
Earle Reid, Louis Bottoms. Thomas Jor-fs
dam Robert Taylor, Hazel Reid Carrie
Wright, vrgie Bottoms. Nettie Bottoms
Ruth Pollard. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
7PNEUMoNlA5lN CHICAGO

Oyer 5000 people died OF pneumon ia. In
Chicago last year. In every case the dis.g
ense resulted from q cold. Had the cold
been promptly and properly treated "A at
the outset almost every one would have
recovered This statement Is abundantly5
proven by the fact that among the tensS
OF thousands throughout this country
Y who use Chamberlatn's Cough Remedy
to cure their colds, no case OF pneumonia
has ever been reported, which SHOVE
Bconcluslvely that this remedy Is q certalns
preventive OF pneumonia. Chamberlain'a8
Cough Remedy has gained Its wide repu,
tation and enormous sale by the prompt
ard effectual cures OF colds. and car
always DO depended upon. For sale sbIs
i all druggists. ,5 Il 81 s5s3sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
GAINEs's MILL.

MIS-. Il ;ecrgla Kellum has been very
much indisposed recently
Miss Nn..ie Dean. Of Arrennc coun-
~. Is the guest OF her sister Mrs Danes.
Miss Celia. Jones has returned homo
from an extended visit toSAsbury, where
she has been spending the winter.
&T5 Miss Nellie Tyrce, of Washington. who
has been on a visit to her cousins. the
Misses Era nlslin, for two weeks past, ex-
poets to return home On MONDAY next ne
Master Aubrey Gauldlng spent last
THURSDAY night with Lewis and Luther
Martin, near Gethsemane.
Miss Mary Richardson Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Williams.
Mrs, Gallo jenkins spent sevnral days
with friends In Richmond recently,
Mrs. Edward and Miss Lyle Barker
were the guests ofSMrs. John Goodman
On; Monday last.
SMcGhee, Who has been Ill with the
grip, is 8improying. 4,
Mrs. Jefferson Nelson, Of Wabhaso, IS
getting along nicely, after her recent III
]. Mrs. John Goodmans little girl, who
has suffered SO mich With her eyes
recently, Is somewhat better,
Z Mr.. Harpie Osborn. the superintendent
of Cold Harbor Cemetery. who was
expecting to take charge OF Glendale
Cemetery in Henrico county, has re-
ceiyed notice not .to leave his present
post this season. q. q q * X
Mrs. Duvall. Of Old Church, has gone
To Richmond to the hospital to Undergo
nm operation for tho third tin'c,2a
Tom Penn has been SUFFERING severe
,ly with rheumatism during the past
Ida and LILLE Richardson, Of Dinwid-
die county, are expected to spend q few
weeks with their aunt, Mrs, Thomas, OF
Naglewood.
rnrents. He expects to return to his
hems In Clifton Forge next Monday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
FULTON NOTES.

Mr.. Wade Kerrick, of Fau1uier county.
and Miss Lillian Corbin, Of Henrlco. were
united In marriage Thursday night at ~ :
o'clock by tho Rev. David Hepburn, pas
tor OF the Fulton Baptist Church ,lne
ceremony was performed at tho nome q
he BRIDES parents on Nicholson Street
In tho presence Of n large number OF
friends.
4 MI. S. P. Waddill, clerk OF the Hen
rico County Court, purchased IN paper
from q small hoy a few days ago and
gave the boy five-dollar gold piece,
thinking It was n penny, fter a day or
two a lady approached Mr., Wnddill and
asked him about purchasing the paper.
and inquired If he knew how much he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
SEVEN PINES.

superintendent i, II osbourne, Of the
national Cemetery here. has been con-
fined to the house the past week by
Illness. 4 X, n
Frank Delaplane, late superintendent
OF the National Cemetery ut Glendale,
has been transferred 30 the charge ~
Fort Scott, Kansas. !.
"a H. osbourne, V, y I'm saas ssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

To-day there will be no preaching at
tie Methodist Church;- Sabbath school
viii convene as usual, 1920 A, NJ, and
viii be Immediately followed by a meet
Ing Of the Epworth League
Mrs. q. II. Collins is quite III at her
1Tenry Marano had a peculiar accl-
dent on last sunday. he was standing
q shott distance from the car, awaiting
the arrival Of Sunday papers to deliver
il, he Village, They We're thrown to
him from the car, While passing, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
A C0MRAOE OF GENERAL GRANT
|Says:: ST DO Not Believe Fe-ru-na Aas q
Sup for Catarrh. u.
Pc. RI. na ~ a catarrhal Tonic Espeeial,
',t5 " Adapted TO III Declining Povv...E y &
IA N 5i ers Of old }Aae.$49sE {ssy3 N ,sssIs

lin old age the mucous metnbrat,es be-&N
como thickened and partl lose tfalt
function. II ss v Il h 81! All
h \ This leads to partial loss Of hearing
smell and taste, as welt as digestive dis
A Peruna corrects all this by !, It's speclndB
operation on all the mucous nembranes
OF the body. ts II. ilsS Ss n
one bottie will convince anyone. oncas
used and Peruna becomes d life-longs
standby with old and young. Es H u
Mrs. r. Z. Little, Tolona, III, writes Il
Ut can recommend Peruna as 9, good s
medicine for chron-
10 catarrl, Of the f3s5 Y = s AvE,3 Y
s,' MAJ L, .., ~ I,aar At N.Y.
troubled s Q verely -. 49,
with It for over a.
year, and also q, cough. Now my cough
Is all gone, and all tho distressing syrtlps.sE
toms OF catarrh Of the stomach and bow
els have Disappeared. / will recommend
1T to all as rare remedy. I am so well
am contenp plating q trip to y ellow STONE
Park this coming season. How Is that fofs
one II years old - |. Ss
In later letter ste says: III am only
too thankful to you for your kind adyicsS
and for the good health that ~ am enJoy
ing wholly from the use OF your PerunA..1
Have been out to the Yellow Stone ~
West, III and shalt always thank you TOT
your generosity" Mrs. F. e. Littlo.
Strong and Vigorous at the Age OF g ghty.s
SE eight. S5S n & d ST lllyi 3sSsssi
Rev. J. N. Parker, Utica, N Y. writes:i
I'm June, 1901, lost my sense of near
Ing entirely. My hearing had been some
what impaired for several years. but II mol
so much effected but that, I could hold
converse with my friends !, but In June
1901, my sense Of hearing left me SO that
II could hear no sound whatever. Z VIA
also troubled with severe rheumatic pains
| In nv limbs, i comm enced taking PerunsS
land now my hearing Is restored as 1000
as It was prior to June, Il 80 NJ rh 1I
lmatio pains are all gone. cannot SPEAK
too highly Of f,eru n s and nov When
l:eighty. GIT years old can say It has gin.s
v,gorated my whole syst r lev. y ,N.
Parker. IL sii # q q. Il .,,,,t
| Pa, writes I3 81 gi 55 S}}
| III got sick every winter. and had q 9
1 spell OF cold In February, 1895, 5l co !l
| not Dis anything for almost two months tbs
In Decembe $780, saw @. one o. you.
books about your remedie les N Then y wrote 1c'
TO Or. Hartman for adv ice,f and he AWrotsss
that should commence the use Of Peruns
\ and how to take care Of myself 81 s.i
Et.'Ildid not lose one day last winter inA
\ I could not tend to my stock. am sixty:
/, three years old, and ! cannot thank 10y
4 too much for what you have done fo c
i me-" .l.5 y. I,
Jlifactory results from the use Of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman giving 8a
full statement OF your case and WIN g
pleased ato give you. his aovics
,4gratis. 81 ], I. |. q Z, ].
Is i.snqmnloO ulnIIe1lu1s u wv Is'E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21

ISAAC BROCK. citizen Of McLennan
/ county. Texas, has lived for III
years. In, speaking OF his good health
and extreme old age. Mr. Brock says:
'Peruna exactly meets all my require
mcnts. IT protects me from the evil
effects Of sudden changes = t, keeps me In
good appetite; 1T gives me strength, IT
keeps my blood in good circulation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21

the people named It Father ohn's Med'
aicine,5 and SO It became known and was
advertised, With his knowledge and APP
Specialist, It is pure and wholesome and
free from alcohol and poisonous mar
cotics or Notwithstanding drugs in any
sform-not q patent medicine Its power
to make strength and build UP tho body
explains why 1t has been so successful
FOR fifty years In curing colds and all
throat and lung troubles. Father Johns
Medicine Is for sale by Owens and Minor
CITY Drug Store, 1444 East Main Street.
Peoples Drug Store. $500 williamsburg
Avenue; Northslde Pharmacy. 9O1 North
fifth Street Pine Street Pharmacy, 1884
South Pine Street; East Pharmacy, 22sol
iYenab!e Street # "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
/. PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Miss Margie Hunter has returned from
q short visit to friends In Ashland. Va.
"A Christian Endeavor Society was or
ganized at tho Falrmount Christian
Church last Sunday morning, and held
us first meeting Sunday evening at I
O'Clock. This society will meet every
,sunda evening at the same hour, and
the young people are especially q urged
/ to- meet wit them, lss3a q i. :
I3sllttle Ethel Sharpe continues cute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
EAST RICHMOND.

Most Of The representative citizens OF
the town met Mt the town hall few
nights since to confer over the electric
car sltuationr-a naattes q vast Mort
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
GA STORE "a. If y
Boar, The 1iIhe Kind You Haze Always Baad
s'ss e lel1Azzz5x
SPECIAL Low RATES VIA. sEAHoAR1s
-. '-s-i AIR LINE ERAlLWAY,9A III
coUNT. MAR 81 oRAs. ~

on account Of the above occasion thu
gseahoard will sell tickets at rate OF
one first-class fare plus twenty-five t25)l
cents for the round-trip, to New Orleans.
Ia, pensacola. Fla, and Mobile. Ala.
Tickets on sale February to Is. 1904.
inclusive; final limit FeorI .s %; except
ticket, final limit March 8, 1905 will bS
granted. \. !. :. !. q
to any agent Of this company, or
X, s. Lizard,
{3 District Passenger Agent.
$50 East Main Street, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21

4 In a. recent letter from No. GIL L
u G Street, S.5NV. Washington. .. G.,
this venerable gentleman says OF
AZ Peruna: ( Il MI Ii
"a have tried Perunas after having
Z tried In vain Their remedies for ca
tarrh, and ca s ay without reser-4
walton that ! never felt a symptom Y
II of8relef until had given Peruna]
the simple trial that Its advocates
! advise. do n OF believe It has a 4
superior, either a remedy for
catarrh& or as tonic for the de-
4 pressed and exhausted condition
Which Is one OF the effects OF the
dlsease.nn- EN- amln E /, \, Il aWkes. 58i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21

Rchmond contractor TO
here stores heoh ~ was
building
society spite ntee
the Baptist Church
Wilson
par Virginia. far west ono ana - sess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
NAMED BY
THE PEOPLE

Half a century ago, when
the late Reverend Father.
John O'Brien, OF Lowell, Mass.
recommended to his parish
toner's and friends the pres
scription that had restored
him to health and strength,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21

Richmonders in New Y ork.
NEW YORK, Feb 2O.--Waldorf, q. & NJ,
TajEot. w. G.. Davis: Hoffman. r. S. No
bin, R.. l.. enry; Fifth Avenue, y. W.
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ca 8T oR r "a.
w.. y. J, The Kind You Hafa Always BQut
''ss !; lszEAzz7z1
oEVERYeopY WELCOMED

"EvERYRopY WELCOMED"
we want the Richmond people TO $50
what a modern laundry Is Ike. Apply
al our office and an attendant Will shoW
You this and explain the mysteries soi 4
the washee man, any day, except Mon
days and Saturdays. No. ,Soflag
Ninth street, New YORK Lauhary " w otes a A
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-20
Some Pointers Regarding ST.
Louis and the Worlds Fair.
What To DO And What Not To Do.

In the first place, select your route
and select the best. The rates are the
same by all and you are entitled to the
hest because You are footing the bills
II you are located on the line Of the
Big Four Route, or sufficiently near g
avail yourself Of their magnificent
train service, by all means do So
The Big Four Route is the old re.
liable and long established road to st.
Louis. II is the Old Bee Line" route
and has been operating fast, through
trains to ST Louis for over a gener.
ton.
The Big Four operated magnificent
through trains to st. Louis before the
Fair it will operate magnificent
through trains during the Fair, and af
ter the Fair is over and forgotten it
win still be serving the public with
magnificent through trains to St
Louis.
You can depend on an old estab-
lished line of this kind; they nave
their reputation to sustain
Next decide what class of ticket
you desire to purchase. There are
four classes: The coach excuraion
ticket. good seven days, sold at rate
of about one cent per mile; the fifteen
day ticket sold at about one fare for
the round trip, also tie 3iSty duy
ticket, sold al somewhat higher rates.
All agents Of The Big -Four Route
are supplied with these various forms
of tickets,
AS to HOTELS or BOAR D.
ING HOU Sc accommodation at
St Louis. they should be secured in
advance whenever possible, although
this is not absolutely necessary as
there are ample accommodations for
everybody at reasonable rates.
Don't try to see the whole eXposi
tion in one day, but don't fail to see it
all, if you have to stay - month.
If you desire any specific or detail
ed information. call on the nearest Big
Four agent or write to Warren j.
Lynch. General Passenger Agent, Big
Four Route, Cincinnati. o.
J. NJ. STONE, ELMER SMITH, |
r. p. A., Big -Four Ticket Agent.
Cairo, Illinois
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-20

Leaving his niece TO the good offices
OF Dame Charter, Mr. Delapaino,
breathing hotly, went ashore. accom-
panied by the captain When they
reached the storehouse they found it
locked, with the key in the custody OF
a shop-keeper near by. They soon
heard what had happened TO Black
heards business agent He had gone
OIL IN a. plraticaI vessel which had
sailed for somewhere. in The middle OF
The night, and. moreover il was be-.
lieved that The Scotchman VINO worked
for him had gone with bin, FOR he had
been seen running towards The water,
and afterward taking his place among
the oarsmen in boa winch went
out TO the departing yesg
May that unholy vessel " sunk as
soon as IT reaches the opel ae,.. was
the deadly desire which came f,on the
heart OF Mr.. Delaplaine, Put the wish
had not formed itself INTO words be-
fore the good merchant recanted u
totally forgot that faithful Scotebman,"
he sighed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-20
(To be continned.)


jest savee 4 Leg.
II II 4cldpm that 4 hoapital surgeon
Is placed a, loss 70 answer patients
lnt one Or the hest known operators
in this city was completely taken
aback recently
The patient With 4 leg 80 badly
hurt that amputation had been decid-
ed on, had excited the interest Of the
surgeon because Of the regularly Of
the complaint He brought couple
O. surgical friends into the ward to
see the case, and. as he approached
the cot, remarked:
Wen, how are you today
Like a fash the patient answered;
Oh. In sick soed and the sur
geon vowed that tile knife Should not
be used the next day as intended.
Best OF all he saved the merry yolng
mans leg, Philadelphia Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-20
BIG FOUR
Tuesday, July 10, 1904

Rate from Cairo, Illinois, $3.50 for
the round trip. Return limit IL days
including. date of sale. Good for stop
at Philadelphia and Niagara Falls.
also at Westneld for Chautauqua Lake
side trip. returning. provided tickets
ore deposited with agent Immediately
ON arrival
For fun information and particu-
lars as 20 rates. tickets. limits etc.
call on agents big Four Route" or
address the undersigned.
WARREN ]. LYNCH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Cincinnati. Ohio Elmer Smith. tick
81 agent Union depot Cairo. H., or J.
NJ Stone. Travelling Passenger Agent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-20
Agcnts
Young chInaman q Promise.

Chaochu WI. q son Of WI Ting
fang, formerly Chinese minister to
this country, has won the highest hon
ors IN his class al the high senool In
Atlantic City defeating thirtyHve
American boys The tad Is sturdy
chap. speaking English El,hopt a
trace Of foreign accent and shares his
fathers profound admiration ior west
ern civilization. iie hopes u become
a figure IN the financial worfd.