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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-17

If there was ever a specific for any
one complaint, then Carter 8 Little
Liver Pills are specific for sick
headache, and every woman should
know this. Only one pill a dose. Try
them.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-17
Piano Sale
Extraordinary
Trustee sale-Two Hundred Fine
Pianos, Organs and Piano Players.
One-half Sold, Sale Ends in One Week.
Our Price Is the Barometer That Ha
Brought This Great Piano Sale Up tt
Fever Heat.

On account Of crop failure, three
North Dakota and one in South Dakota,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
GIVES "oo"
Food That oarrls One Along. 4

Il Food That Carrls One Along.
n It's nice to know OF food that not only
tastes delicious, but that puts the snap
Eand go into one and supplies staying
power for tho day
a woman says; ~ have taken enough
medicine In my time to furnish n drug
store, but In later and wiser years have
taken none but have depended, for the
ifalth now enjoy, on suitable and sus-
ssted variety, plain but nourlshing.
l"Of these my main dependence Is
Hrape-Nuts, especially II i have before
he day OF unusual effort either mental
ir physical, In this case fortlfy my
self the first thing In the morning with
a'bout four teaspoonfuls of Grape-Nuts
moistened with cream aud not much else
for break fast and the amount OF work
c.n then carry through successfully
Without fatigue or exhaustion Is a Won
Yer to those about mo and even to N.Y.
Eli,
Grape Nuts food is certainly a. won-
erful strengthener, and Is not a stimu-
ant, for there is no reaction q afterwards,
put 1t is sustaining and STRENGTHENING as
Il have proved by long experience" Name
given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich
There's a reason four teaspoonfuls Of
Ora pe-Nuts and cream will add moro
strength and carry one further than a
plateful of coarse heavy food that is
nearly all waste, Grape-Nuts food Is
condensed, pre-dgested and delicious II
Contains the parts of the Wheat and
Barley grains that supply the rebuilding
PARTS for Brain and Nerve centers.
Look In each package for copy 81
the famous little book, The Road " 70
,WsllYlllt.' li II III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
THE TRADE JOURNAL.
New Commercial Paper in Peters
burg Excellent Enterprise.

.n =. 10 .
me Trade Journal, which has Just
begun, its issue in Petersburg, Va, is one
OF the most attractive publications Of
Its class ever issued in this State. The
mechanical, as we'll az she Llerary, "orh
rs OF a high order. -,
The Trade Journal is printed on an opu-
mus press on fine book paper an, ana mas as 20 q
was designed and etched by Chrlstopher
William n. Roper. OF Petersburg, Is
editor and manager Of the Trade journal.
His first newspaper work was done IN
this CITY at the Religious Herald office,
where he supplied for u few months after
leaving college, about SIX years ago.
since that time he mad done newspaper
work lin his native city. Three years age
he became staff reporter Of the Times ana
the Evening Leader IN charge OF tlelr
work at Petersburg, and now represents
The Tines Dispatch IN that city IN WIS
capacity. In addition to his work on inc
local and the Richmond papers no has q :,
correspondence viii, score or more o.
papers lii Norfok, Haltimorc Fhiladel;
phiu, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago ana
other Northern and Western papers.
Hugh NJ. AIrAllster, the associate ed,
tor OF the Trade journal, was graanateu
Two years ago from Hampden-Sldhey
College, where he won distinction ~
literary work, He has had experience on
tho papers at his home, In Coylnslon, va.
and Clifton Forge Va and the past year
was connected with the imes-Herald, IN
Newport News, Va, where his ap|llty Tor
tho work was soon recognized. 'lt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
A PRETTY WEDDING. i
Fairrnount Society Witnesses
Walker-Livesay Nuptials.

One OF the most interesting events OF
last week was the marriage or MIS-. Leila
aLlvcsay and Mr.. Huel Walker. Which
occurred Thursday night at the home q
the bride. at No. l4ol Twenty-secohd
street.
re entire lower floor was thrown open
and presented pretty scene. the decora-
tons being tall palms and cut MOVERS,
the color scheme being pink and green.
Tho BRIDE looked we'll In handsome
white silk, tucked skirt. and waist with
bertha OF lace and trimmed In broad
Sands of white satin ribbon. l1er movers
were white hyac!nths, tied with long
satin steamers.
Mr.. Willie Miller was best man.
The ceremony was performed by KEY.
j. s.. Hunter. Mrs Sadie Gary played the
wedding march and rendered 20 Promise
Me- while the ceremony was bclng per-
a reception, at which eongratu!atio ions.
followed. Mr.. and Mrs Walker Will reside
at the brides home.
These present were: Mrs. Englan nd, MISS
Julia England. Mrs. Bottoms, Mrs. Nlcko-
las Roney, Mrs James Atkinson, Mrs
w. Pollard, Mr.. and Mrs. O.. gAlbertson,
Mrs Percy. Patterson, Mrs. Mary WOOD
I'm, Mrs. Kate Putze, Mrs: Rhodes, Mrs
and Mrs: Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Jones,
Mrs. Aubrey lInos, Mrs Matte Mcdowell,
Mrs w. wv Pendeton, Miss Bessie Lock-
ar Miss Mamie Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Putzc Mrs Eddie Rose, Mrs. Perdue,
Miss Mena Locker. Mr.. George Iarry., Mrs.
5Greonstreet, Mrs. Richerson, Miss Grace
Miller. Miss Florence Perdue. MISS M Miaa
5knte putze and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
!an6 sI. So .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
MOST WRITER ILLS: COUGHS, COLDS AND "a
R0TA0IE pEuNA TESTIMONIALS FROM EVERY STATE IN THE UNION
GET 20 TED on YOUR OWN STATE.
conu re.sm an j. a. earham, Of Santa

Congressman J. A. Barham, Of Santa
Rosa, Cal, ID 8
Writes: "At the solicitation OF friend
used your Peruna. and can cheerfully re-
comm end It as an excellent remedy Tor
alt catarrhal troubles.
Miss Augusta VI. Sim, Merrlmac, Iowa,
Writes When j wrote you for advice
my health was all run down. I took Pc
$r,na according to directions, and now
Gun say am well. T5gg
Mrs, j. Benson, Guardian Grand Circle,
Women Of Woodcraft, Of Seattle, Wash,
SAYS; Il Last fall contracted severe
cold on my lungs. Peruna worked Won
ders for me, not only completely healing
the lungs but curing the catarrh OF tho
head as well, which had set IN. z3a Il
Mr.. L awrence Laird, kende Green, Mass,
Writes: II have taken four bottles OF your
Peruna. 1t is the best remedy have
ever tried. ;"
Congressman e. V. 1rookshlre from In
diana,
Says: From what my friends say Pc
runa Is good tonic and safe catarrh
cure. ~ III & 81 * s5i5 q E
Writes: II have been getting deaf for
two years and could hardly hear COM
mon conversation. took two bottles OF
Peruna and now can hear as well as
ever X rs II
/ Mrs. Ernest Lappenbusch, Duncan, s. o.,
| Writes: II use Peruna for all Kinds OF
| ills and consider 1t the best mediclne.5 !
J can do any kind Of work since Peruna
cured me. wish every suffering woman
could know how It helped me"
tArs. MattIe Smith, ais Jefferson Street,
Wilmington, Del, I'll
| Writes: Last fall when I began the use
| or Peruna i was In poor health. ana
weighed only IS pounds. BY the faithful
| use OF Peruna I am cured OF my troubles"
! John L. Burnett, Member OF Congress,
Seventh. Alabama District.
Writes: 'At the solicitation Of friend
my wife used Peruna, and it improved
her condition generally. 1t Is a remark
able remedy"
Z. s. senator M. c. Butler, Of South
Carolina,
| Writes from Washington, D. c.: II can
recommend Peruna for dyspepsia ana
stomach trouble, have been using your
medicine for a short period and ! feei
very much relieved. @
Hon. E. u. Fitzpatrick, Congressman From
Kentucky, 55.E
Writes from Washington, D. c., as fol-
lows: 'At the solicitation OF friend
used your Peruna and can cheerfully re-
commend Peruna to any one suffering
| With catarrh or who needs a good tonic.
Congressman. g.. q. Dovlner, Of Wheel
1 Ino,s W. Va.
Says: IT Join with my colleagues in tho
House of Representatives In recommend
! Ing your excellent remedy. Psruna, as
| good tonic and also as an effective cure
Tor catarrh.
EXC Congressman c. Pelham, Of Bancroft,
Virginia.,
Writes: my sIster-ln-law has been sur
| ferIng with catarrh OF the throat for
considerable time, She has been using
Peruna. for about one week and Is mani-
I testify improved" taf4 If4H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
attorney Icon 3. charIes, Of WIn.low.

81 YH.,gsgs .ssg r F. & "a Z
attorney Loon !. Charles, Of vvlnsiow.
Arizona, u
Writes: "From personal experience ad"3
yocate Peruna as a safe. proper ana IN
deed necessary medicine to- every business
iran who is worn out tired and sick.
a d Phobo e.. G arr, Oroflio, IDAHO, #
Writes your medicine cured me OF
cold and cough. and am stouter than
have been for years. 8 a.l8
Hon. 3. q. culberson, Es.Conare an
From Texas,
writes: II can recommend Peruna as
one OF the very best tonics, and take
Measure in testifying to the merits OF
your great medicine"
I, Hon. Wv. M. Lord, Governor Of Oregon,
says: II have had occasion to use your
3peruna medicine in my family for colds.
and 1t proved to be an excellent remedy.
Mr.. H. r. Howard, Durant, J. Z" #
writes: "AIy son has never been SICK
week since he was cured OF lung trouble
hy yo,1r Perunn I use it myself and find
Il IT. a great help
Hon. george c. Hazelton, Ex.Member OF
Congress From Wisconsin,,
Writes: II cordially recommend your Pc
runa to any one suffering with catarrh.
am fully convinced OF Its curative quail
Ii, es.'' S
r.. M. WIlbanks, Walnut Ridge, Ark,
Writes: TeTuTas dIlA 3AHAAehataA -
best medicines have ever taken. They
will do all YOU claim. I am cured OF ca
tarrh."
Mrs, Hannah 1. Laplsh, Treasurer OF tho
Utah state Council OF Women,
Also president OF the Womans Suffrage
Association OF Utah. in letter from NO.
| 273 Second Street, Salt Lake City, Y tan,
writes: ''Peruna was OF great oenonE 10
me, and think 1t has strengthened my
r r faa ryyF n IN
when do I take little Peruna ana
soon am restored.
George T. Hamilton, Anaconda, Mont.'
Writes: II consider myself cured OF ca
tarrh OF the urinary organs after using
six bottles Of Peruna.
chas. r. Perelra, OF Jersey City, N. Y.
! No, go Beacon Avenue, writes: II had ca
tarrh for over five years. SO tried al
the patent medicines until I'founu Pe-
runa. The first bottle took helped me
40 much that I kept on using 1t until !
was cured.
Congressman n. Henry Powers, OF YER
mont,
Writes from Morrisville. VT: Peruna
I have used in my family with success.
can recommend it Is an excellent family
remedy and very good for coughs, colds
and catarrhal affections
James Cardigan, Watch HUI, r. J.,
Eighty eighth Co.. Coa0t Artillery Fors
ltMansheld, writes: IL contracted heavy
cold and let it run until there was q con-
slant rumbling in my head as u bells
we're ringing, and watery discharge
from my nose purchased two bottles
| of Peruna, which entirely cured me.
MIR. Frank Cobb OeerIng, Maine,
No. 175 Summit Street writes; y was
troubled for number OF years with ca
tarrh In my head and tried many SO.
called cures, but without benefit now
feel better than have for many years,
| thanks to Peruna."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
HOLIDAY IN GLOUCESTER.

Jurge j, l.. Taliaferro. Curtis James, Or.
u, G. S. Talaferro, OF Norfolk; Fred
Deans. Upshur Wilson, Walter Williams
Burnard and albert Taliaferro, John
Boulder, Stephen Field. John Tabb Jr,.
of Norfolk; Jesse Hinkle. Aslby Jones.
Jr. Robert Watt. Ellis Corr. John Henry
Tabb, VIM. b. Lee, Jr, S. b. Cary, NAH
Ion henson. Robert Corbcll Charles Sea-
well, NELL Reed and Henry Hutchinson.
Judge j. l.. Taliaferro gave tea on
Thursday, the guests Of honor being Mrs.
George Manton and Miss Francis Hand,
OF New York
Miss Rebecca Lloyd Tabb entertained
tho Card Club.
Mrs. A. ", Wlthers gave Il lunch In
honor of Mrs, John Robertson, OF Norr
folk,
The Finch Club was entertained very
nlensantly by the Misses Field. of Glou-
wood, N 464e 5
Mrs. Burr holland left on Tuesday TO
be present at the Wexford and aDlmmock
wedding in Newport News
Miss Leayett, Of Greac harrington,
Mass, Is visiting Mrs FRANKLIN Dab
ney. /,
Princeton. a.,
DR.. Beyea, who has been visiting MI
James Meredith, has returned 20 fh'lh-
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dixon and fam
ily are spending q few Gays az tlleir
country home, Elminston.
Herman Page, OF Norfolk, IS the glest
Of MIR. and Mrs. Ashhy Jones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

Mr.. w. HI TQckoft = t0roVo Shtoess 49, S.s
{ cord, N. II,
wr,te.. .,Ehen began taking your med-
sicne four years ago ] was suffering from
chronic catarrh and a cough ! had from ON u
the cradle Peruna cured mt: st$ AZ
Mrs. e NINA schneIl,I New Canada, Mnr.s
Writes: ''Peruna cured my son OF catarrh
with which he has been troubled from
birth. 9sA {5 5 s5i . ls 4. tg3S9i
conare .sr,,an Il. q, shower, Of Port AUS .n','38
writes from washington, D. CT have I
found Peruna very efficient and speedy v
remedy for q persistent and ANNOYING
cough resulting from catarrhal trouble.
Hon. SlN.v.5 sullivan, United states se l'l1-
tor From Mississippi, 8
Writes from Oxford, Miss: - T OF so on,V.
time have been sufferer from catarrn.
take pleasure in recommending Peruna
rs the best medicine have tried
Mrs. =, e, Warren, Wife Of United States e
Sgi senator From Wyoming,
writes: '"rhe sample bottle Of Peruna
sent to my husband came when ! was
suffering from cold and ! USED ~ ~ N,l via
good results.
Denver, Colo,
Writes: ar had kidney trouble for about
a year and had tried all kinds OF medicines
without success, when I decided TO take
Feruna. "a few bottles cured me. VI n
Mrs. Maria Goeftz. Cleo, Okla"
Writes: IT suffered with atarrh TOE Ten
years. The catarrh had INVADED my W 1,leo.s
system, head, nose. throat, stomach. liver
kidneys and pelvic organs. Perunn cured
me-" ss . III
congressman Romulus z. Llnney, Of North 4
Carolina,
Writes: 'My secretary had as bad q case
Of catarrh as ever saw, and since ne
mas taken one bottle OF Peruna, he seems
like different man. 8. 8,
d. a S, sen ator William Call, OF E florida.
Writes .peruna has been recommended
BY many reliable persons and mas peeu
used by some members Of my family
Other prominent men who endorse Pe- 4
Congressman L. I. Livlngton, Of Atlanta
Congressman Il. G. Worthlngton, Of
Congressman Il. w. Ogden. Of Loul.-4
Congressman BrownIow, Of Tennessee.
Congressman George w. Smith, OF MUS /,
Congressman irvine DUNCAN. Of Jacks
son., Ohio,
senator J. M. Thurston, From omahas
Encouragement John 9, Clark OF Miss =
sourI.
Ex.conpressman a. =. coffroth, SONS
erset, Pa I.
Hon. Judson w. Lyons, Register Y 81
| Treasury.
81 SIas Hare. Ex.Chlet JuSt'co 81 N0WN
| Mexico.
Congressman Botkn, Of Holson, kan.,
sas. 4.
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use OF Porunas
write Mt once to Dr.. Hartman, giving ~
| run statement OF your case and he Will boF
| pleased to give you his valuable advice
| gratis. ~ 80
Address DR.. Hartman. president OF lbs,
| Hartman Sanitarlum, Columbus. Q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
Moody-Duke.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The s-Dlspatch.)
MONTPELIER. VA, Jan. s,-A pretty
and fashionable wedding was celebrated
here at Fork Baptist Church to-day when
Miss Harriet Duke became the bride OF
Mr.. Thomas Peyton Moody. Rev. Mr.,
Wilkerson otilcated, Tho ceremony was
especially impressive, The wedding march
was rendered by Miss Minnie Moody
Il r.s bride and groom were preceded
by four ushers; .4essrs. Lunsford, Duke,
j. II, Duke, Charles r, Elette and a.
Swift. Tho bride entered with ner mail
OF honor, Miss Bessie Duke, while the
groom came In with his brother. Mr.
Waller Moody, ,
ne bride was handsomely dressed N
a castor cloth travelling dress, ana car'
RED ferns and Bride roses, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
URGENT Ned FOR PE.Ru:kA n Every cry $! STATE.
DEATHS n Each State from Catarrhal DIS

Tho accompanying map has been care.
fully compiled from United States docu.
,nents BY .rho pcrtina Medicine Company,
Columbus, Ohio. The figures were taken
from the latest mortal statistics publish.
ed by the government and entirely agree
with tho archives kept at Tho Hartman
So nitnrium. !.
The figures on each State represent tho
total number OF deaths from catarrhal
diseases during the last census year.
This Els an appalling state Of affairs.
This nation has got to confront the TACT
that catarrh has become a national curse
Catarrhal dIscaoes threaten the HE Of
cur people.
over ore half Of the people suffer from
some form or degree OF catarrh.
Fully thirty.flve million people arc per.
sonaIly Interested In the discovery Of Q,
radical catarrh cure.
Pcruna Is the main expectation In this
direction. Il
Pcrlina ls an Internal, systemic catarrfl
remedy.
its cures are so prompt and permanent
t,,at Il Is attracting worldwide att.n'
ton.
From Every State in the Union.
Letters testifying to the fact that Pc
runu is q radical cure for catarrh are
constantly pouring ~ run beNei1 -.
iii, the Union. Thousands Of such letters
are on file In the cillce Of The Perunn
Medicine Company
The following letters taken ct random
from our files give q testimonial from
each State in the Union:
frank Hunoerford Of Bowbelis, NJ d
Writes: II have been afflicted with ca :
tarrh for fifteen years. Iftrlcd different
1hyslcians and medicines Of all kinds
but without the least relief until tried
Peruna. four bottles Of which entirely
cured me-,
Mr. Caleb III. Rortel, Police Officer, 212
Nort!, Paca Street. Baltimore, Md.
Writes: ''For several years1 was troubled
with icatarrh of the head throat and
stomach. I took seven bottles Of your
I,eruna. and am glad TO say@i 1t has
cured me.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

in the capacity OF special deputy grand
regent Of the Royal Arcanum, ana nus
mnsical voice In song, joke and Grafton
has been heard In all council chambers,
Mr.. Kemp is hustler and has macs
4 record Of which his friends are proud
Ills mother council is shockoe No. 500.
OF this city and his alma mater IS
rreatly beloved my him. Hustllns
"liarry." IA the boys call him, will put IN
scme good work for the Arcanum m
Richmond very shortly. He Is here at
hons for few days but Will leave
shortly for other fields and return mere
about the last OF the month to remain
permanently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
q, Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

}H (SpecIal to 'Enc 'llIlleS-lJlSlIttSA' 5.Il5-.
GLOUCESTER. G. H, VA, Jan. o.
The last term OF tho old County Court
came to an end this week. The weather
,vas so intensely cold few had the cour-
age to be present at "the death.
This winter. for an early beginning ana
long continuance OF cold weather, -
phenomenal; fine ice Is being harvested
and skating Is excellent,
rho social event OF the season was q
b r eap Year ball given BY the young Ia
dies OF Gloucester
Mrs, Richard Taliaferro loaned her be!nu-
tif,ll home "Eockley," for tho occasion.
Tho decorations We're holly, mlstletoe anu
cedar. t,,or
The young ladies, were IN line ieatneF'
md the gentlemen most coy. Ihey sup,
ported the walls with what grace, ~, CIV
dignity they could. The young hostesses,
however, were most gallant and me
.,rnllants'' were well looked after.
The patronesses were Miss Maria Ma
son Tabb Mesdames Thomas Clopton,
Samuel Janney, Arthur s, John, Nm. p
Mott, Powell Burr holland, John NeW,
stead 'rabb, Hansford Taliaterro' a ,,,nag
Osbourn Sanders, DAVE sa''leps, 49,, 49,.
willis Withers. Among the guests Wsfs
MI. and Mrs. Vim, .. Duncan. Mr. ana
Mrs. Ashby Jones, Or, and Mrs. hose,
M md Mrs. Richard Janney, Mr. and
Mrs Mrs. snowden Hopkins, Mr., and Mrs,
FRANKLIN Dabney; Mesdames Georse
Manton, Of New York; Mather Wallis,
John robertson. Of Norfolk; Misses Nora
TalIaferro, Lewis Thornton, Kate COP
ton, Elizabeth Meredith. anne Page ya q
dergrtt Fannie James M srsa yett
~ = massachusetts,; Ethel Corr, Eleanor
Benson, sallle MCLEAN Jones. Emily
Christian, OF Baltimorei Lucy Watkins,
q Charlotte @. II. Vat Mckee, lnala
Gale !; Messrs. a.. and r. haYls,s George g 9
W. Tallaferro, Vim. g, tn llaferro.l g
Hampton; Cecil Page, e y olaf1a'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
a MAGISTRATE
ROUGHLY HANDLED
lspecial To The Times Dlspatch,)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
WINCHESTER, Val, jan. '-W!th
razor slashes all over his body, Magis-
trate w. Nj. Struder Is in n critical con-
dltion at his home In wildwood, Clarke
county. He had c.osed up his store last
right and was on his way home. when
several unknown negroes attacked him.
The magistrate WIS very roughly nan
died and badly cut and chok.ed by the
desreradoes, who succeeded In escaping
with thirty dollars OF Mr.. struder's
money,
Armed citizens formed and started after
tie negroes. but up TO tonight they had
not been found.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
THREE DRINKS UP.
Justice John Deals With Trio
of Tipsy Citizens, X

some more drunEs yesterday, mornlng
constituted the makeup OF me foNce
Three Of them lined up End that y "a all.
G.. +. Mccoy was charged $40 fo o.
intoxioa Gfion When ordered to do SO by q
ron Cooley was allowed to SO beeause
he Volunteered the statement t1at no
ma ma naa eH E,tsshie. the swell known hat
cleaner, wns up for a. nice little jag. he
was given ten days to straig ten himself
UP In. pending The opening Of ire spr'ng
bat season. II III i3 Il sS n t5 III X IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
Wilson Jury Hangs.

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
In the case of Miss *, g. Wilson vs.; the
WioEmond Traction Company for alleged
damages In the sum of $4,000, there was
The tn Jury ~ was discharged and the case
will be fetried. w. ]. Gentry secured
q verdict for $500 damages IN the same
Court against the Traction Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
Mr., HARRY KEMP HERE,

Phenomenal Record Of the spe-
cial Deputy Grand Regent,
n pIIarry Kemp Is n name familiar g
al Arcanumitss, For several Years he
has been traYersinE the Old Dominion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
Ma pESTOpES 100000 CATARRH PATIENTS EACH

nect with the Page county lines, at Over.
ali, The stockholders are MessIs. G.. w.
Forsyth, S. G.. Allen. G, w. Trenary ana
Oder UQrrell. ia-ls5fa3&1 re 5EtS1ii55 lSJsis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

JUST ONE LOOK IN OUR WINDOW, n
will convince you that greatest bars
gains In music are there displayed.
Such music as Arizona. Pretty Zulu.
Cordelia, New Mown Hay. My Little Jap.
anese, and hundreds OF others at &c,
per copy,
PERCUSSION BRos., II W, broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
For Judge Bond.

Governor Montague yesterday desig-
mated Judge u. w. Pennington. OF Lee
county, to hold tho January term OF the
County Court OF Wise for Judge s. Fl.
Bond who is disqualified on account OF
sickness. The term begins on January
III ( 3 ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

Half Shell Cigars. &C.. finest and mid-
est Havana Cigar at Ifulcher & Perkin-
sons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

Half Shell Cigars, 3D.; finest and mild
est Havana Cigars, at Jas, MannlnSs,
Murphy Hotel, S5i;s H 3g X