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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
MAN HELD UP by
4 NEGRO WOMAN
John Liggon Says He Was
Robbed OF One Hundred Dol
lars on Taylor's Hill.

" Four negro women are locked UP ptt
the First Police Station on the charge Of
highway robbery. SSH & .
A white man named. John Lagoon, en-
ployed on tie s.atnnrd Air Line, was go.
ing 10 HE home. on Church Ill., about
o'clock vest rday evening, He took =
short cut over faylor's Hill, Asffe START
ed around the path on the hill, Lucy jane
Wise appeared before him and before ne
realized what had happened, she hao
reached in his pocket and seized q row
Of bills, amounting to about Y 90, sns
passed the roll 10 annie Belle rage g Hd
Liggon. started In pursuit..
Two other kirls, Viola Morris ana ynlla
Johnson. we're acting as watchers ,fhey
shouted 10 thePagn woman TO throw the
money away *hieh she did. Then the
four women disappeared In the darkness.
and lagoon reported the matter 20 11he.
police. vI So. 81,
IN d short while Sergeant Werner and
Officers johnson and BAILEY. had tho -FOUR
women under laocit and key. q search
was made for the money without success.
The negro women told conflicting stories
Of the affair. They viii he charged ~ith
highway tobbay in the Police Court TO-
morrow mo rp.3Av, 4, ~ v ; II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
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Tits { g02S, MzzZzzzz2a
NEGRO CAUGHT AND
THEN SPIRITED AWAY.
Is Charged With Killing His
Wife's GrandnotherDan
gerSof Lynching.
(I3s Associated Press.l

GA. December 3.-A spe-
tcial from Scale. Ala. to the Enquirer
Sun, says that William Vaughn, colored
who Is charged with robbing, numbering
and cremating his wlfes grandmother,
and who later made a sensau onal eS-
cape from the deputy sheriff, was cap-
atured to-day near the scene Of his al
legged crime. The negro had a bullet
wound in his left arm, which was inflicted
by the deputy sheriff when he escaped
The capture was made BY a. white man
and two negroes. After his capture.
Vaughn was taken from his captors by
parties in the community, and his pres
ent whereabouts is unknown to the off,
GERS. 1t Is stated that there was inn
minent danger Of mob violence when
the negro was captured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
Railroad Men Moved Up.

The following appointments ana changes
are anpounccd by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway: w. p. Hobsoa Is appointed
master mechanic Of the Kentucky divi-
sion, with headquarters at Lexington,
KY. w. r, Smith is appointed master me-
chanic OF th4 Cincinnati division, with
headquarters at Covlngton Ky. w, s.
Butler is appointed master mechanic Of
tho Huntington division OF the road. with
Office at Hinton, ", Va, vice w. F. Hob
son, transferred 10 the Kentucky division.
All three appointments are approved BY
Superintendent CT Motive Power j. +.
Walsh, OF this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
HEARST. DECLARES GAS
BILL IS EXCESSIVE
Secures Injunction Against Nc
Clellan, Grout and
Keenan,.
nv Associated 1,resa !

Y. NEW n YORK, Dec. Am Injunction
was granted to-day against Mayor Nc
clelland,5 City Comptroller Grout and
City Chamberlain Keenan,, to prevent
them, from paying city gas bills alleged
to be excessive. Ell Il 5g s3 5@
Justice Marean, Of tho Supreme Court,
granted the writ upon the application OF
w. r. Hearst. During 1909 and a part
Of 1904. various gas companies furnished
Their bills aggregate $1,000. 900 for that
time and Mr.. Hearst maintains this is
81, 200, 900 more than should have been
charged. Arguments to make the injunc-
ton permanent will be heard next Fri-
day 3t5s5 i5 ~ ri. "a fiSs 323
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
!. NEW CHARTERS.
Corporation Commission Grant
ed Three More y Yesterday.


ed Three More Yesterday.
The Corporation Coqn7is s:pn yesterday
srantfs1 the s following ell a rters
= Norfolk United Charatles, incorporated:
Principal office, Norfolk, Va Incorpo-
rators,, John y! Roper. James e. AIT,
Walter II Taylor, directors, Norfolk. va.
The objects and purposes aretto provide
and care for the des tlt,tte poor o. the
city OF Nurfok. K II # "a.
Norfolk Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children. Principa L office, Nor
folk Va Il ncorrora tors, d.. T.. T.. Roy
ster, Robert TAFT Walter IL Taylor, di-
recpors. Norfolk, Va The obi sscts Il and
purposes are. to establish a, home FOR suf-
fering children. 5 Ii}s Z
The NlcConky Peanut Company. lncor-
porated- Principal office, Suffolk. Nans s'
r1ond comfy, Va IncorporatcVs, Ed%rar I'd
Dawes AfcConky, president, Baltimore,
Nd; John Robert Cookey. secretary and
treasurer. Suffolk, yV.l liam ~ arNeld
cockey. Jr.. director, BaltiDl 7re Ma J.
Capital stock: Maximum. $1,000; mini
mum, 5000. The Old ccts and purposes are
buying and selling Or pea and clean
ing. asserting, shell!ng, roasting grading,
and prepa rlrg same FOL. market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
yestrvrncnSAr Not Talking.

eo11 - - & -
55 While none OF the leading members
of St Paul's Church viii neither deny
nor confirm the repor that Rev. Robert
Saunders Coupland, ofst Baltimore has
bcen called to- ST. Paurs ther1 Is little
doubt but that the call has been extend
ed
One member OF tn ewes Try would not
say the call had been made. but said
he did not, know what Rev. Mr. COPELAND
would do in the matter.
Rev. Mr.. Couplard is rector Of $sAscen-
sion Episcopal Church, Baltimore. ST.
Pauls Church is vacant by virtue OF tho
removal Of RI. Rev, Bishop Strange, the
for1ne rrector.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
Apron and Tie Party.

The hospItable home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. b. Dickerson, at Mecharicsvllle, was
thrown open recently in honor OF tne
VIM Vonlan's Christian Temperance
Union. The young people OF the neigh
borhood turned out in large numbers.
The principal feature OF the evening was
an "Apron and Tie Party, which re-
suited in S725 for the union Mrs. Decker
son treated the crowd to supper. Mrs.
Dickerson and her daughters. Misses
Mamye and 4Annye. with their usual grace
presided.fn the dining room. The literary
programme was enjoyed by all. and the
evening decided by the crowd 10 be one
az the most enjoyable OF the season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04

den attack, and when the Don Cossaclss
charged on a dead run. followed by Chas-
seurs on foot, the Japanese were badly
scared and unable to realize what was
happening. They. rushed. half dressed
from their tents. only ts be received by
spears and bayonets.. The fight lasted
only a few minutes. when the whole
camp broke and fled in q wild panic.
leaving eight guns in our hands. we
had no losses. and only one man was
slightly wounded. The Japanese left at
least fifteen dead and probably as many
more were wounded"
General Rennckampffs Cossacks are
still In pursuit Of japanese and have
driven them out Of the villages OF In
tasgaoundzy and Dap!nduaigan, taking
many prisoners and rifles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
IIenrico Council Officers,

Henrico Council, No. 1888 !. held 6. largely
attended meeting last Thursday night,
and, in addition to Initiating several can
ddatcs and receiving fre applications
for membership elected The following Of
n! Tc z ut w W. n. ReeKs; Vice Regent a.
q Nelson's: Orator, Ben Levy Past Re-
gent. w. FToyd Reams. Secretary, O. w.
Rogers. Collector. WI. * err; Treasurer,
S. IN. tWaddlll; Chaplain. NJ. DinW'ddii.e ;
Guide Lnris Seal, Warden, Wiley GIN;
Sentry. w. Booth, Trustees, Captain G,
NJ, Rogers, r. Nelson. ], ". Reatn $ !: Rep
yresentatiye to General Convention, Joseph
Long Alternate, Floyd I2ennns. M Il ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
w. L. Dorset.
tspccialto The Times Dispatch y

IL Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
SPENCER, N. c.. December s.afr., Wis
liam L. Dorset. one Of the most protni-
nent and highly esteemed citizens Of this
place, died last night after a lingering
illness OF several weeks from typhotey
fever. aged twenty-six years The re-
mans. accompa MED by the .paEeDsst bFnth.-
crs and "a number offfriends Of the. da-
ceased, we're carried to S:lcr City, Chat
tan1 county. for cintsl1nsnt to-day. that
being the old home OF the family and
where the parents yet reside.
MIR. Dorsett formerly resided in Raleigh.
where he was engaged In the hotel bu1l--.
ness having been connected With tie
Marlborough House and later with Hotel
Dorset. While 2 resident OF RaleigbI.5
Mr.. Dorset vas married to Miss Alma
l.. Ellis. 52yas
Two months ago he accented a travel
if1r position with tho Etchison Hat Com
pany. OF Richmond, Va. Soon after.
starting on his first trip he was brought
home from Georgia very i! ana never re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
Still After Water.

The boring for water IN rear OF the
Richmond Hotel has not yet bren COM
plsted though tho depth OF $40 feet has
been Preached. A fns quality OF water
has been struck but It is hardly sufficient
for the needs Of the present and future
hotel, and tina work will be prosecuted
uutil an abundant supply Is secured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
Dr. Shops (
Res 8: ss{ to tl:.j.'I G.
l-I-l z s.FtSg59 . ssr'lRl u g.
PLAT SAYS 0QElL
MADE PROMISE TO !. HIM


t1sif III q slFss.( Ey Associated Press!
WASHINGTON, u. c., December 81
know OF. only oscI'reasors where Governor
Ddell should mot control the ,Leg!sla-
ture and the election OF a senator to sue
ceed Depew, and that Is that Odell prom-
Used positively-ten days before election
to Depew and myself, that he would not
Interfere = it. II
The foregoing statement was made by
Senator Plat. OF New York, today.
Senator Plat was asked II anything
new had transptrsd concerning the sena-
torship, and he replied that I, there had
been nothing Of conseuence; that he was
sure Senator Depew would be re-electcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
Fight Between Boar and Stallion,

e.
William Pinckr,ey. Of I3rookfleld, Conn.,.
kept i big boar in a pen in q. cornsrtof y
pasture near his farm. a valuable horse
was turned In q lot to grace: The l,oar
break ont OF the perih3Ihfs 4 eventually
succeeded III doing, and Immediately Mt
tackled the horse SELLING It By one OF the
lll,ll legs +.
5The horse shook off the boar. litter kick
Ing II many times, The boar continued
the ag9ressor, biting. and tearing the legs
OF the horse which. fought vigorously
with the full power Of It's hoofs,$ Tie
fight la S ted moro than an hour 55, n.
Tho saueals 81 the Infatuated animals
wcre heard by a Farmland who suns
5naone1 Mr.. Pinckney and 5otfers,@n and they
succeeded in pnrting the fighting animals.
4. The boar died from its wounds. q few
minutes lateratand the horse, seriously u;
jurcd, was taken to the barn y not
expected that the horse viii ever cover
IT'S ,lSc fulnhSss, 49, l1ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
Successful Reconnaissance.
(By Associated Press.)

Iby IAShUEINtGU II s9SS.J
Tx ST. PETERSBURG, December a.---Gen-
eralt Sakharoff. telegraphing yesterday,
reports successful reconnaissance BY
sharpahoolers Thursday night In tho d.
rection Of the Japanese entertainments
southwest of Tungoon N'anganon). The
Russians first bayoneted a japanese OUT
post, thirty men. barb wire en,angle-
1nents, entered the entrencnments and
bayoneted another twenty Japanese, Re-
Inducements coming UP attacked the
sharpshooters with hand grenades, forcing
The Russians TO retire. The Russians car
ried off five dead and fourteen wounded,
some Japanese rifles and equipments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
Clearing-House Averages.

l tBy Associated Press.>
4 NEW YORK, December. 3,--The state
nnent OF averages Of the clearing house
banks Of this city for the week shows:
Loans. s., o90. 6o2, 800; decrease, $685., 400.
sCircula ton. $40, 12e. 800
Legal tenders, s777.s47,5oo; increase. ST.
47O,s0O
Specie, ST., ISL. 100; decrease. ,$$e6,7oo
Reserve. Sc90.60S 500: decrease, s$,925.9oo;
reserve required, s2s,os9,5a5: decrease. ST.
&3,eW.
Surplus. sseso, DIS: increase. sl57,No.
Ex-United States deposits. Slt,a73S'5;
increase. $l47.55o.
+Circulation same as last week; no IN
crease or decrease I5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
! Officers Of TEMPLE 1 odge.

Appended are the officers OF Temple
Lodge, No 8, a. r.. and A. NJ. recently
chosen: j. G. Corley. worshpful master;
S. B. Drnard, senior. warden; c. II. Ma
son, Junior warden:f Cha rles A. Spence.
treasurer; Alex ". Archer. secretary;
p. D. Hotchkiss, senior deacon; r. B..
Burton, junior deacon; Rev, J, D. Mon
cure. chaplain; JOHN S. Smith, tiler; VIII
liam Krause, purveyor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
An Enjoyable Social.

One Of the most enjoyable socla bles
ever given. at .the Fairnount Al ethod!st
Church was given Wednesday, night II
the lecture room, 10 Rev r.. B. Scott and
his family by the members. There was
a. large outpouring Of the members and
friends OF the congre cation, and an evs-
ming OF undertaking and good7telloWship
was spent.
The ladies served light refreshments Ia
abundance, which were greatly enjoyed. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
BUSY Receiving Taxes.

The force In the auditors olice has been
busy this wsek, and especially during the
early part OF the weak, receiving taxes
from the public ssrvice corporations OF
the Stats, December lst being the last
date for payments. One railway alone
paid in single check sli70to Into the
State treasury The amount OF the taxes
paid by three Of the railways OF the State
was $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Esther Fisher

Mrs. Esther Fisher wife OF Mr.. II.
Fisher and for fifty years a resident OF
this city. died yesterday after a lingering
illness Mt her residence No.47H West!
Main Street, In the scvcnty-third year OF
her age.
Mrs. Fisher was related to many we'll
known families OF this city, and was
widely known and esteemed, Had she
lived until next July she would have Gel y
ebra ted her golden wedding anniversary:
Mrs. Fisher was 81 Miss Jacobs, and
was born at 1nvorotzlov, GeinlanyrS but
removed to this county when quite young.
and. as stated has resided IN Richmond
for half q century, she IS survived by
her husband and BY two daughters, Mrs
Samuel Marcus. OF G ordonsvil!e. Va, and
Mrs Harry Marks, OF this city. A sister
and two brothers also survive They are
Mrs Il Fisher, of his city; Mr.. a. T..
Jacobs, ofsthis city, and Mr.. 3, tfi Jacobs.
Of Tredercksburg
X The funeral services VIII take place
at Ii a, M. to- morrow from her late res
,idence, No, 7i7 West Main Street Rev.
.ternent viii be In 4 lakewood Hebrew
Cemetery. The pall-bearers selected are
Messrs, r. Whitlock, Julius straus, ], II,
Capsrs e. C. Meyer. F. Jacobson, VIII
liam Jacobs, Walter Bailey and Samuel
Miller. 5ts If s1i8. Z.
Funeral Of Mr.. Riches,
The remains Of Mr.. Richard Riches.
who died Thursday night at 1880 O'clock
at his residence. 10, z l-2 West Marshall
street, will be taken to Petersburg this
AFTERNOON for burial In old Rlandford
Cemetery.
& A service will be held at the residence
here at / o'clock just before the body,
viii DO taken away. Upon Its arrival
in Petersburg Al p, FIN Camp will meet
IL and furnish the escort to the cemetery.
D Mr.. Riches was elzhtX-seyen years pld.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
KILLED HIMSELF BECAUSE
.WO MAN WCU LDN'T MARRY HIM

Hs5 rs Cay Associated .Press.)
Z NEW YORK, ljecembert ,-7-i2sca use a
woman with whom he had lived at
Lexington avenue Hotel for several weeks
repeatedly refused his requests that q
marriage ceremony. be performed. Ed
ward r. Graham. a civil nginecr. shot
himself early to-day and died Instantly.
The woman who gave her name as Lula
Adams. had just fled from his presence
when the fatal shot was fired
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
Going After Game

AIessrs. Witt Tom1inson. j r.. H Bowers.
Thomas Smith and Mike Childrey will
leave to-inorrow morning for King Wil-.
liam c9nnty.sThe will remain ten days.
and will make their home IN tho club
house Gof thes!Tanunke River Rod and
Gun Club. They. expect 10 bring back
a, large quaEtitytot fish and game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
OVERHAUL RURAL
CARRIER SERVICE,
fRY AEsocIa.ed Press B .

NASEINGTON,% Dec. 3.---'The Post-
master-Gonerai has made an isvesllga-
ton Of charges that the Rural Letter
Carrier Associa ton had attempted to de-
feat certain congressman alleged to nave,
opposed the demand OF the rural carriers.
for an Increase OF pay. Il is lntimated
that the Investigation Sc far tends.t to sub,
stantiate tie charges made, and that
there is likely TO be an orcrhaulps OF
tho rural carrier service. " ! : Il II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
Lecture on Woodcraft,.

Church Hi Comp and. IRjch1nppd; Cohlp'
Modern Wnodmcn Of America. NJ heir
last n Meeting appointed a committee for
t tl purpose of making .arrnnge,nents fG'
the entertainment Of National Lecturer
Judge r. d G.. White f4Pontiac,, III. who
will deliver a lecture on, yVoodcraft De-
py puring October, ia new camps Of the
Aodcr., Wafndinen of America We're inst!:.
tbted lin the United States with a total
membership Of 8204, ff 35s ~; t3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
Change Of Pastors.

(specla.ao The Tlmes-pispatch1
4 ELBA. VA. Dec. S.--tRev. r. 3. Jet and
family left here Thursday for Campbell
circuit. to which he was assigned at the
recent session OF the Virginia Confer
.ence, The new pastor. Rev. j. r. Eturgis.
and family arrived last evening and We're
warmly welcomed by the committee Of
re ception.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
Richmonders in New York

IEy AasOc!aFtu FrCSAI ---. ---I
NEW YORK, December 3.--Manhnttan
+, sitterding;, York H. e. Martin, A. An.
derson, Jr.; Fifth Avenue, G. A. payen-
port. II, ]. Meyer, Jr. Marlborough. =.
y. Bear: csnsey. ]. Z. Kent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04

He was for many yearsa prosperous ard
respected merchant OF Petersburg. Ho
was member OF Archeis battalion dur
Ing the war. participated In the battles
Of June 9. June is. 1864. and at Fort Ma
hone. 1865, where he was slightly wonnd-
ed. He was a member OF A. P. Hill
Camp, &eg-$i 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
H. 8. LIZARD.
District Passenger Agent
$50 East Main Street. Phone, .05.

The Lady Managers OF the Richmond
Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose Innrmary
and Dlspensary. al No. 2,7 Governor
Street. Will have Pound Party TOR tie
benefit OF tho institution on Tuesday. De-
csmber 9Th.
The withdrawal OF the city and State
appropriations from this Institution has
er.ppled 1t IN the charity work, which Ii
does almost exclusively, and 1t IL abso-
s!utely dependent Upon contributions.
elther public or private to carry on rh!s
work, as 1t has no endowment .54
The good that has besn done by tho
institution during ,hs last twenty years
among the poor OF tho city@and State
In the prevention and cure Of blindness
Is incalculable No institution should ap.
peal more strongly to the sy,npath!es OF
the public Than one engaged In this work.
II IS hoped that Its frends and thsr
friends, and the frsnds Of all charitable
institutions In general will rally TO It's
support In Hs present crippled condition,
SO that IT can continue It's work.
When one considers that this is the
only charitable Institution OF the kind In
the State, they will appreoiate how iin-
povant Y Il 10 cax.G IL " halp,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
Judge Is Named.

Governor Montague has designated
judge Frank T. Christian. Of Lynchburg.
TO hold a part d. the present term OF The
Circuit Court Of Wythe county for Judge
Il, y. Hutton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
Virginia
NORTH Carolina.

Reports to North Carolina Conference a t
Henderson show large increase for the
year in accessions to membership and
contributions to church work---A sheville
Board OF Aldermen refuse to further IL
3cense distilleries in that city---Tho
in staunton--The canvassing board
nearly through the returns---Rep ub-
licans gain 1900 and Democrats lose -
900: still counting the contested district
The Lutherans to erect a large color
ed school at Greensboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
Valuable Clock Stolen.

Thomas Saunders, al!as John Williams,
5ccioFed, was charged In the Police Court
yesterday with entering a residence and
carrying of an opera cloak valued at
so. The case vent over to the 9Th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
For Stomach Trouble

MY remedy-Dr shoop's Restora.ive-goes
ems and vitalizes them md makes them 1 -, We'll u
1t is the only, remedy which even CLAIMS 70
reach the inside nerves-yet there IS no other
way In which vital weakness. can be CONF
fpletely cured.
But i do not ask you to take a single state Il.
ment OF n1lne--I do not ask you 70 .belleNe
word I shy until YOU have tried my nenl-
cine In your own home at my expense ans ,,
lutely. Could I3pfser SOU a full dollars worm
free II there we're |nny misrepresenta II, |!
you tnow::-and p,ek oft any bottle he has or
UNIFORMLY lhslpfula Could a AFFORD to
do this II I were not reasonably SURF that
DR.. Shoops Restorative viii hclp YOU 4
n The offer Is open.to every. one. frerywncrc.
who has not tried my Remedy l3ut you -fnuSt
write NJ t: for the free dollar bottle order - y
druggists do not Erant the test. ! VII tnen
direct YOU to one that does. He VIII pass u
down to you from his stock as freely as
though your dollar lay before HIM Write for
the order today Tho offer may not remain
open 1 will send you the book you ask Tor
besides, "a It is free. It viii helptyou to; under-
stand your case What more can DO TO con-
vince you Of my Interested my sincerity
1 Tor free order for Book on Dyspapsia-
a full dollar bottle you Book : on the PSI cart
must !; add ess, $.lorS Book 8 on the HAidnrys
Racine, WIS state Book for. - eh. B.
which book sou want BOOK on rheumatism.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
h aleHglx aJ1Sa4s

h aEGHzlAiaglSaA
Does not let, so OF you
when You apply lotions Or
liniments. IL simply loosens
its hold for a while. Why
Because 10 get rid Oft yos.
must correct the acid con
dition Of the blood On whicl
Il depends. Hoods Sarsa.
parilla has cured thousands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
eAswnys Remember the Eusi fsamo
E, szas!xs Bs!s.z!s 8
Cures a Cold One Day. Grip II 2 Days
g M E1 On every
~. NGG<71B-aga ssSsp Bon. CSC
SPECIAL REDucEC RATES

sEAeoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Reduced IA tes VIII be put IN effect via
the Seaboard Air Line to all points east
of Mississippi and south of Ohio Rivers,
account OF Christmas holidays t#a
FOR STUDENTS.
Tickets on sale December 18th TO 9th.
Inclusive on presentation OF certificate,
signed by principal superintendent or
president. and good returning ut any Tina
on or before January S. 1905.
FOR GENERAL, PUBLIC,
Tickets on sale December %, "a. Is. 81,
1851. and January l. 1906: limited to re-
turn January 4, 1905.
The Seaboard Air Line offers the usual
winter tourist rates TO all Southern vim
ter resorts, through trains, modern sleep
ers, cafe car service. Best, shortest ana
most comfortable route TO Florida points.
Call at office or write for full and com
plete information,
NEW DINING CAR SERVICE
The Seaboard Air Line has inaugrated
cafe car service on their trains, Nos 81,
leaving Richmond G:25 a. NJ and 81 ar
irving Richmond $50 P, H.. between
Washington and Richmond, Daily. Best
of service.
For full! and complete information in
regard 10 any Of the above special notices,
call or write TO
". NJ. TAYLOR,
City Ticket Agent. I
H. 8. Lizard,
District Passenger Agent.
$50 East Main Street, Phone, .O5