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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
EoreiRnhinll.

Invitations have bccn issued by Mr..
and Mrs. 1snac Shelby Dallsln ANNOYING iIi.'
Id1cie swarm RoblonI-to Mr.. oliver Jack
son Ford OF tliis city. The marriage wili
take place In Eaducah. ky the home Of
tho bride. ut high noon on 'rhnrsd,ay,
4 Immediately after the. ceremony the
bridal party Will leave for an extended &c.
Western tour. Including the st. outs 5X ;; )
daughter OF the late Col. Thomas Roboi.
Of Chesterfield county, and hes q, o host
OF friends In this city who Will welcome
valued and descrvcdly popular employe
OF tie T.. 49, Taylor TO-. and is q sou OF
William Thomas Ford. late well ltnown
paducnch on tho cath, accompanied by his
brother, Mr.. Ijdgar3D Ford. who Will act
as best man.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Will DO nj nome ~ &c
{ their friends after May 10Th at No. e0si
1rlOyd Avenue. sllj 3EI8is# ,t'34ts NJ i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Thousands Of Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect IT,

WOMEN suffer untold misery because
the nature Of their dlseaseis not always
correctly understood; III many cases.
when doctorlng. they are led to b pol
that womb trouble or female wea knees 'ss
of some sort Is Responsible for theft Ills
when In fact dlsordered kidneys are the
chief cause OF their distressing trouble -
Perhaps you suffer almost continually
with pain III the back bearing & fee l.'
5ings, headache and utter exhaustion
Your poor health makes you nervous
Irritable and Mt times Respondent: but.
thousands of Just sucli suffering or bro
kcn-down women are being restored to
health aid strength every day BY the .Msos
OF that wonderful discovery, Or. XII
mcr's Swamp-Root. the great Kidney
liver and bladder REMEDY lAltt5 tfa6ttsi gtS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
OGDEN TO BE HERE.
He and Party to Pass Through
En- Route to Birmingham,

The frepds or education will be inter 7.
ested to learn that President Robert =.
Ogden. OF New York. Will soon WISH tn l.,
EDUCATION 7dn the South By direction OF
the Executive Committee the conference
will convene for Its seventh annuai inee.,
ing in the city Of Birmingham,o,A. 80 la., On on
will remain In session until and inc asia
ing tho evening OF Thursday. April 2slil.
a cons family growing interest mas lol-
lowed the conference dnrmg the SIX S asan
to expect the meeting OF the present year !, +
to mark a distinct advance beyond us
predecessors. Mr.. Ogden has arranged lOi'
his special train to leave New 1Gr or 8; - y -
The State OF Alabama, through the
Governor and Legislature. the Board OF
Education and citizens Of Birmingham.
ference to meet there. which was accepted
by the Executive Committee.
The meeting will be held In the Jener-
son Theatre. The opening address VIII pc
sissippi. Addresses will be made by DR..
Woodrow Wilson, president OF Princeton
University; DR.. Charles D.. ;Mclver. presi-
dent of State Normal College OF S ,TI
nessee: Dr.. w. b.. Hill. Of Georgia; MIR.
Walter Fl. Page, editor Of the Worlds :
Work, New York; pr. S. G. MITCHELL Of
Golege vIrgnla 81
W. i. Harris, United states com mis-
soner of Education.
A rate Of one fare can be secured from
there will be a great gathering of those
who nre Interested in the worthy cause as
the invitation, TO attend the conference Is y
as broad as the great cause for which II
exists President Ogden and his party
Will Visit a number Of institutions In the
South in behalf Of the Education CONFER
ence. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
II You Have These Symptoms
Send For Ny BOOK.
l}ifyou want 10 feel better,
II yo,i want mote strength,

N vo,, want 10 feel better,
III yoI want more strength
II yHi Can't do hbgs like you used TO,
z II Vbu lack confidence III yourSel1I.
X yyo,,, nkYyc -.yoGf co,irage-ts leaving you.
n yoi lack vim, Vigot. vitality,
II sS,n thine Is eating away your eons'ituuon. *re
4, ,s IN, lie book you need
VIZ TX. bsok tells o. my discovery eis hos Alter
a. . SSy. found The cause Of these 81 fpoins, and
NAM others, given above. . ~
'nA!Y Lnet teIjs how by stiente experiment. ,rattd
III; M Sasss liza. bring on thtc,is dSeases u, tells
How perfected my pres1tiptioh-r " shoop Rtsora
YIeiound i,varably that whtte ,ht. Ta.a w.akh.,.
n. ;os nerves we're weak. where tIefe was lack
~ y; INV hat Ire Vita nerves lacked postt Wh.
W.s organs we're found always lound weak nerves
N1, III nerves commonly thought 81 b the vital or
ssrsf ~ ~ he inside--he invisible netyes
..,. aas revelation. Then my real sutse" b.s,n.
Then I combined ingredients that would ,'reng,henj
~, wo,,ld vtaijte .licse nerves nat prescription
ca lied resoaye Is knn " %Gr IA oys , noM as
~ ~ nne e,se in each bundled In Tie extremely diff
f tases nv aihlt.rs for ave yeats Mtre on. in zach
fo,tv e'n rel iopld lancer ine1rab. Cancer Il
ior surge M no, med inc
h.h us ,S o'i IL:
%here HI, thought will they t.al,e lie
ps,i, =, Nc the real power o. Dr. Shoop:
wv ~ ,iv,S Then way came 10 me like an nspira
tian Wi,l oifefi,io dc sick on trial Then they
VI w,oe reliable druggist In each e'ty and vilAc. 10
Ar!erir3. They asrssd % eo.ope'''e WIN me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
CHANGES AT ACADEMY.
improvements to be Made at
Mr.. Lcath's Theatre. 4

Mr. Lcath's Theatre. 5
I'll, acordanc, with instructions from
.tl,e special committee appointed ny coun.
ell to net III tho matter, certain changes
VII be made In the construction Of the
Academy OF Music. The work is required
10 be done by the opening Of the next
athsoil. The following changes Will be
made: 81
The doors and other openings In tho
brick wall between the ythge and tho
auditorium must be bticked from base
$mcnt to roof. with tho exception Of tho
proccnium, which must DO equipped with
n flreprOof curtain
II The openings for tile use Of the orchcs-
ira members which Mt present permit
entrance and exit Under tho stage. must
. be changed 20 az to open into the ba Sc
tnctit under the main auditorium.
f Posts or supports at the rear Of ! no
tnHir floor are TO be moved further back.
All drapcry at the exits must bc re-
moved. &i
Tho porches to the statrways OH tho
outside Of the building arc 10 be extended
SO as to take In the windows nearest the
stage. M
Lights NJ tho exits are to be on indie
pendent circuits. both inside and outside,
and those or the inside nre to be red.
EXIT FROM BALCONY.
After the audience Is IN the building
exit from the balcony will be solely by
means OF the outside side exits. both be-
tween acts and at tho end OF the per-
fOrmarce. y
The temporary gate iivide tho left main
cnlrnrca to the orchestra floor is to be
removed after the audience is in the
house.
There must be a fire nue a above tho
stage. At present there is none. The fue
will carry the draft up from the stage.
There must be a fire. escape In the rea
or side Of the stage for those In drcsslng-
rooms or employed there.
There must be a bridge or walkway
back OF the scenery In the flies 10 run
from one side OF the stage to the other.
There must be n frc-alai.m station
placed in tho building connected with the
clty'H fire alarm service. 55y8ss
The exit fastenings must be changed SO
that the doors may be more easily open
cd.
The dressing rooms and all other en-
closed rooms must be so arranged IS 10
allow any light on the inside TO be seen
on the outside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Exquisite Spring.

Spring Spring., G3
F.cstacys sting! u =, !.
Birth in the Wildwood and birds on Ihe
wing
Living cries out to you
Fragrance shout to YOU
What Is all doubt to- YOU
Al When 1t is Spring y
Tiocks Of them-herds I, Z. /,
How can we welcome them mercy =
gI3 words :? i55 l5 i5ss s55 y
81 UP from the sod to US LIZ 55a n Il
Daffodils nod TO US 4 $40
Message Of God to us i2
Brought BY the, bird il15 8 !.- & Id,
Love! Love!
E5 Cloud ships above! !,
Trees are a. tremble with messages -
49, one who will mate. With US,
Sharing out fate with us
Who will sbc great With US
Giving us love!
s Spring! Spring!
Wonderful thing !, -
Waves on&tlle shore OF II ciahloet CIV
cling.
BLOSSOMS aburst In It,,
Rapture is nursed In IT
IA rth is Immersed In 1T, Hsa
Exquisite SPRING. eua
Ethel NJ. Kellby. In April Leslie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
PoWHATAN COURT.
Judge Watson Appoints Court
and County Officers.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.) ).

lrt Especial TO me 5IlNleb-DlSHutcll'( VI
POW'HATAN C. H.. VA, April a.-Thc
Circuit Court, Judge ". y. Watson, nd,
jourllcd last night after five days
session, a number of DEGREES were IS
s,led. and Addcine Williams, charged
with honsebrcakIng. was acquitted. The
suit of Nv C. Slrode VS.. the Southern
Railroad Company. for setting fire to the
plaintiffs land, resulted In; verdict Tor
the plaintiff. There were only two ap-
pllcnnts for whskey license. Mr. W. 5,
Moss OF lIuguenot. and w. r, Boat.
wright of PoWhatan Courthouse.
fight was mate by the temperance
people against the issuing. of license to
any one in this county, Mr.. Moss pre-
scntcd his petition first and His Honor
stated that undcr he law he could
not issue a whiskcy license MI. w. 70,
Rontwright, after hearing the decision,
Withdrew Ills application, SO old Pow
hulan, after May ISL VII 39pe on Inc
The Judge made the following appoint
'' "Reminiscences in Chancerw--P G. Mill
or. las r. Sadler, NJ. y, Bonifant j. II.
Wilkinson, who is also commissioner OF
4 sahoai trustee Electoral Board Capt
County Electoral Bonrd-spencer Dis
trict.'A. nj. Howard; !luguenot District.
Str Dance: Macon District. J.. FinGh.
Bailiff--P. G, Miller who Is also Jury
IGs oroner1Dr. r Il, Tompkns
Board OF Hoalth--Dr,, q, l. Iompkins'
DIR. j. u. Tilman, DR. j, - haley
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
The Shakespeare Memorial.

Tie people Of England have determined
that a fitting memorial shall be built to
i2ation and culture. II will he located In
London, where II may DO of most use
Three plans have been proposed-a monu-
ment, a theatre, an Institute, comprising
a picture gallery. lecture hall and library.
The frs scheme is the least In favor. I'm
less a monument records some glory that
Is gone forever. people soon lose interest
IN IT, ami II becomes q mere guide book
able commercial enterprise. The idea OF
tho institute will probably be the one
M nd ( H. : 1 \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Dr. Shoop's Restorative

Can r.. ,ak.,, or ,rial For full month uillttyou
"s s,nd Ir no money JUS, write m. 10y u. book you
need When send !. will You q .lnSss,. ne,'
~ U"u ,nnni Ihen decide sou say The druggist
hI| In MI 4. rssy. sGs Of any e.
'rh, l. nv way OF clearing your mind Of al doubts as
car ~, d. No matte,
how you %, Gsp n ea.r I Vn
are at all SEX. 4.
WI. n tonhdrnce A.. physician will tell YOU
(" w VIZ ~ " ~ .,, BOOK on Dy,peps.a
Simply STATE which Book on The II ear, s'
49, ,o,,t an, and ad. IA Book on the Kidneys *
WV ~" 49, - 40 hook for Women
dress Dr.. Shoop. VIII Book for Men t,taied! {
Box S2SoRacine. Wis. Book on Rheuma tnn.
Mild cases. not chronic, are often cured with ons OF
Two bottles A. druggists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Temperance Conditions.
,pecjal to 1'he Times Dispatch

-ISopGCIHI 70 = H3 IlIICs. Us n
y RALEIGH, n. c.. April 9.--Ghairman
J. w. Bailey. OF the state Anti SAILOR:
League. issued an Elaborate statement
to-day. giving the exact status Of the
Temperance movement In the State IT
shows that there are fifty-four counties
having prohibition, twenty-five have sal
looms ard thirteen have dlspensares, and
two have dlstlllerles. but no retailing
allowed. These are Yadkin and Davie.
There arc saloons IN sixty-six towns
looms and thirteen has dispensaries and
and twenty-five others have dispcn-
oay tna3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
l35lt X asfAl 'ff 7'.i53F 'll3g H,'4-.t ~
MARRIAGES.

Is ECU EN- IN A.RRIEDAI Az
= ST, JAMES CHURCH, loANBURY,
n t eSist; ~. FDA:VENPc ORR, fRE,c rOR.
Z MARY E. VAN FL DEUSITN !. TO RICH
ARD 5EPPES, OF CITY POINT, y A.
CARTER 1LLIAAIs.-AIarried, at the
home OF the bride. In Boydton. Va. on
Thursday. the 18th day of April, 1901. .
HARRIET BLACKWELL. daughter Of
Rev EDWIN ROYAI4L CARTER. Of
Radford. Va, Rev. Frank Stringfellow.
officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
LEAD PIPE THIEVES.
Two Boys Sent to Jail by Justice
Cr,1tchf7e1d

TWO pickaninIes were sent to jail for
twelve months yesterday by Justice John
for taking lot OF lead pipe from va
cant house. The property was badly
damaged. The boys were Wiley Vaughan
and Percy Scott.
Stage Powell was acquitted OF the
charge Of hitting Paul Wagner, as II was
shown that Wagner gave him cause.
The case OF r. F. Monroe. charged
with selling liquor to others than mem
b.rs OF tho Gymna-ium and Social Club
WAS continued to next Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Rest in Peace.

lie adopted the no-breakfast fad.
He Gu out noon lunch for healtl,s sh ii.t
He walked ten miles n day for exercise.
lie a abandoned ten drinking.
5lIe Quit drinking coffee
He gave up meat. I, Gs
He stopped cutting vegetables,
He slept IN the open alr. a,, tbe
F Now lie rests In IS peace Dere'. '5 Wy
henlltl fuls snoM.-Pertopolls l'oSt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Why Swamp-Root Gives
Strensth. NJ

Not only does Swamp Root bring new
life and activity to tile kidneys, the.
cause OF tile trouble. but by strengthening
Tho tllncys. IT acts as n general tonic and
food for The entire constitution.
The mild and extraordinary effect Of
the world famous Kidney and bladder
remedy, Swnmp-Root. is soon realized
IT stands tho highest for It's wonderful
cures OF tic most distressing cases a.
trial Will convince any one--and YOU may
have a sample bottle sent free 20 py mai a.
T In taking Dr. I<ilmer's swamp Root
YOU afford natural help to Nature. for
Swninp4 Root Is the most perfect healer
and gentle aid to the Kidneys that has
ever been discovered. Don't make any
mistake. butremember thenatne. Swamp
Root, Or. 1lilmer's Swnmp-Root, and the
address, BlnEhamton, \. y, on Il ey Se,
not tie. aE Is 5s. sSJ tsiE5&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

alarmed and ran, and the officers f PVT :,
sued. ut tho same time cmptSlns t,, ~.
pistols at them. Sergeant aWrig'st ~.
only gave them MI Ills bullets. but threw y
his pistol ut one Ito was nearest w..
Tho wo,ild-be burglars, however, ~ .t''e''
dnsnornton s,,cceeti,M IT. getting away
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
REpU BLlCANS PUT UP
CANDIDATE IN MEMPHIS
IA 4 ssnclntotl 1,rcss.,

MEMPHIS, TENN, April o--The, RS re-
nnbjirars OF The Tenth Congressional
District, In convention here to-day. no ION
mated Grant Matthews for Congress 10
oppose Hon. NJ. r. Patterson. tho Demo-
cratic member from this dlstrict. s, IS.
Anderson and G. Fl. T'rimblo we're chosen
delegates to tho Hepublcah national con- 'rl-
ventlon at Chicago. The delegates were
Instructed for President Roosevelt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

cloths with the lace insets are no longer {.
the latest Instead. the cloth IS OF, .Ne =,
fine linen, and band Of exquislte o lTilst
edged with Cluny. is tho favorite s pri p, u
combination In laces. The napkins m ma hn
the linen, but are bordered With 1 ela}iPez
rate hemstcthng, nsteadt % lae edge
instead OF lace. aS #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
4 Officers Of MI Sigma Rho.

Z The MI Sigma Rho Literary Society OF
Richmond College last night elected. the
Yice-Pres,ident, w. II. Yancey; Secretary,
Mr.. Savers: Censor. Mr.. Slater; Critic,
Mr. Campbell; Hall Manager, Mr.. Clutch
Cha pla in. Mr.. Saunders
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
AN EXCITING CHASE,
Three Men Trying TO Rob Put
ncu & Co.'S Warehouse.
ncY q

Three men tried early this morning TO
break into the warehouse OF the Stephen
iputney and Company IL Manchester.
and were prevented by Sergeant Wright
and Onlcer Waymack, OF the Manchester
The officers were on their rounds about
q o'clock when they found the r,s,,
shielded somewhat by hoX car, cutfinH
out pane of glass IAe men becAras
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Rosewood Still Fast.

Especial to The TimesDIspatc h.)
NORFOLK, VA. April 9,-The big Brit
lsh steamship Rosewood. which went
ashore off Cape Henry yesterday. Is still
ashore. and heavy weather is prevailing.
The wrecking tugs are pulling on her
and trying to save her before a gale
sets In.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
y Portrait UnYeiling.

Especial to Tho TImes-1oispatch.)
ROAM O1&1I, VA. April 0.--At Virginia
College tonight the Phi Alpha Society
presented to the college a large oil por-
trait OF the late DR.. William a. Harris.
the founder Of the institution. The por-
trait was unveiled by Misses Gertrude
Harris Boatwright and Dorothy Gordon
Buckner, granddaughtcrs Of DR.. Harris.
and Hon. William Gordon Robertson made
thu address 80 49, as.l.sl6Ei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
OBITUARY,
Mrs. Hal. Jordan.

| 4
Mrs. Hal Jordan died ut her res'detlce
In lower Henrico county TUESDAY aiiN avs
noon, after u long Illness. ~,
The funeral Will take place this AFTER
noon at $3.50 O'Clock from the Plohee1
BAPTIST Church. on the DarpyloWh lto ~.
,rhn services will be conducted " wv
Rev. p. Il. Throckmorton. The internehl
will be made In the Family puryihs ~ ~.
on the farm OF Mr.. Jordan.
Mrs, Susan Jordan.
Mrs. Susan Jordan, wife of Mr. Henry
Jordan, died Mt her nome on We Dh.nS-
town Road She is survived by her hus-i
band, three children, one sister and two
brothers t !.
The funeral will dako place at $50
o'clock this afternoon. The mtcrmen!
viii be made in the family Puryins
ground.
lanes M. Nolin.
The death of Mr.. James NJ. Nolln oc'
CURED at Las o'clock Friday afternoon
ut his home, No South First street,
lie was In the seventyrsecond year or MS
age The remains will be taken to MAYS
vllle, tIly.. for interment'
Mrs. Elizabeth Stiebel.
News has been received here OF the
death In Frankfort, Germany, OF MIS-.
Elizabeth Stiebel. mother OF Mrs, n. ~
Jacobs. OF this city
Funeral Services.
Tho funeral of Mr.. Daniel S. Hancock
viii, take place at 4 o'clock this AFTER
noon from the residence. No. HOS Capitol
street, The lnterment will be made IN
Hollywood.
S. r, Franklin,
Especial to The mes-Dispatch)
ROANOKE, VA. April o.-sllas g.
Franklin. shoemaker died suddenly
a t his home this morning from heart dis-
ease. lie had been feeling unwell. and MS
wife left him alone In the room for y few
minutes, returning to find him dead. 10
was native OF Bedford county, tttyt
nine years of age. and Is survived py MA
wife and four children.
Miss Mary Green Browne.
tSpeclal To The Times Dispatch,
TREDERI CKSBURG Va April p
Miss Mary Green Browne probably the
Oldest person in this city, died at her
home to-day In tho house In which she
Vas born, nearly ninety years ago, shs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
No Action Taken Yet.

upon the request of Colonel George
Wayne Anderson fora court OF inquiry
In the matter concerning the conduct Of
the soldiers at the recent trial of the
negro Williams in. Roanoke. The Cover
nor has the papers before him. and may
act In a few DAYS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Spring Song.

Gently steals my senses through
Softly sweetest music.
Tlnkle little spring time song
Echo on thy magic
Tinkle till thou reach my love.
Who OF loves &uaweeting:
II thou see'st a violet.
Send By her my greeting
i5s IA i'95,ss sSj,j 4 Louisa a. Naah.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Rurnrn1 age Sale.

The rummage sale for the benefit OF tie
Summer Rest will open Monday at 1909
East Main Street. The workers urge all
friends to send articles to the above q, az
at No. 600 East Grace Street. and the
contributions will be sent for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Choirmaster Of Emmanuel.

,><A1SAA
Professor George B. Gookins, director Of
the Wednesday Cub. has been secured as!
choirmaster Of Emmanuel Church. Mr..
Gookins willltake charge of 5sthe choir
at once. and will sing at to-day's SER
vices. 388 ia AZ TIL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
So MRS. a. La WHEKER. !
Z Il Mcdaniel Street, AtlnntA, Alfa


even me noa hs
eitsyou
son book contains
wen Know"
send
bottles Idrugso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Long Table And Fine Linen,

The hostess who has been three years
accommodating table linen for her round
Table Will hear with dsmay that the long
table has come back. and that tho table
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
CANDIDATES I FOR OFFICE.

u Il
Colonel nj. al L. Spotsw God:
Dear Slr,--We, the undersigned. would
be pleased to have you declare yourself,
a candidate for City Council from Monroe,
Ward. We are confident that your char
acter and your ability afford the highest
guarantee of efficient service, and We
gladly pledge ourEinfluencei for your elec--,
lion: Jos. y. English, Jno. II. Southall,.
III. NJ. SHIELD, Geo, ~. Rady. Y, NJ: Is 81
Archer, G. r. Cooke. I'll. q. Bosclen, Geo
u. Wise, ~. w. CARRIER. Truman A..
Parker, Md, Emmett Fl. Terrell. Al.!
d., George Ben Johnston, VIM. 7. Robins
James w, Gordon Il. W. Geo, ". T..
$Warrlner IT. NJ. Reade, NJ. D,,s Mover.
Greentree, s. s. Hutzler. d. Strauss, Jno.s
S. Bass, Sam Wnllerstein, los, ".
Thomas, Il. "a. Bliley, John 3. Bllley.!
a, w. Franck. t56
Messrs. Jos. y. English, Jon a. Southall..
Fl. NJ SHIELD and others:
Gentlemen,--In response TO the above,
I have to sayFthat I upprcciateain # tle!
highest degree tic honor done me by
your call, l hereby announce myself Az
candidate for the Council from Nonros
Ward, subject to the Democratcp rimary,
ana pledge all my efforts, II elected, to
tho good government OF the city and 10
the interests her people.
Rcspcctfully,l
NJ, Il. sPoTsWoOD.I3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
DEATHS.

.HANCOCK.-Dicd Mt the residence OF Mr.
i w. c. Coleman. lloS Capitol Street az q.
$40 P. NJ, April Sth. Mr.. Dan o.s AZ %;
IL ruheral at SUNDAY. ~; prll
Norfolk ana stanton IN pers please Ass j
copy. s@ FL III, s$a s
BAIL EY,D led. sunday morning q PIN PHI
Iayw.SJ. Eddie fTiggan, East Rtchmontd.
Mrs. LIZZIE w, wife OF James S&N N /:
r BaileN& si6. a !, =, !, y =, -
TERNOON at 4 o'clock NJ from eiEll
Street Baptist Church. IA; Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

per barrel, $3.50; egg crates. Will, filters,
IS cents: chicken coops (best wire). W
cents: egg case filters U0-set clsc), sl.1o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Vas 4 sister Of tho late Mrs. John I.
w. G. Clar-y,,.

@ Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. ..
Il fIESTERSBuRG.a Az April 9---Alr. ".
G. Clary, formerly Of NIatnchester y \.
licl several days ago Mt his 5sl ONE ne 9 {
yF'orct's, Dinwidde county, z t the age 7, ot
sixtv Years. Mr. t,lary carried q policy
81 So COO In the Royal Arcanlm, being
a member OF southsid.e Council. HIS HIS
body was buried in Chesterfield county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
pldn,, Know | Mad kldnsr 1,oubIs.

I had tried 40 mary remedies without their
having benefited mo that I was About dis
outraged but IN n few days after taking your
wonderful swamp.Isoot began to feel sEe!tcr.'
was out OF health and run down generally;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

had no nppetite. was dizzy and suffered with
headache most OF the tins, II did not know
that my Kidneys wcro tho cause of5n,y trouble.
but somehow felt they might be. II and I began
taking Swamp Root as above stated. There Il, 4
such pleasant taste to swamp. ROOT ana is
goes right TO the spot and drives disease out &, OF
the system. 1t has cured nle,f and \ chcertully
recommend It to all sufferers. i3{ 81 ~ BY II
Gratefully yours, n . . :. 4
MRS a.. 14.SWAIkER