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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Mainly About People.

Sulphur Springs, West " lrginla, Is VISIT
Y Ing har, brother Mr. M cha el sAIcDonouYh,
No .lSl4 East Broad Street, ~
III Judge D. Gardner Tyler. aof tho Four
Yesterday, having business OF N some inns
kportance Mt tho Capitol and In the lis
ibrnry building. 85fi{s u
II Mrs. NJ q. Afesserschmidt, secreta,;YS
OF Richmond Five, No. s. Ladies' O.. no
4 special review In Murphy's aasenbay
hall Tonight, Several candidates VIII ~
initiated. guards Will be organized and
8 preparations will i be made for the Sta IL
NJ Mr.. James Morton l,ns accepted the pods
ton OF superintendent at the ftttics, OF tti1;
sVlrgin!a-garo Chemical Company III
baltimore, AR, Morton is a son OF NJ ~
lar young citizens OF thls city. isis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
UNITED STATES SENATOR
CONVICTED OF CRIME
.(RYI .Assoclated prcss.]

ST. LOUIS. MO, March 22s. y oseph
Ralph Burton. senior, United States sem
sator from Kansas, was convicted by a
5ury in the United States District Court
today OF having accepted compensa ton
5tc protect the interests Of the RI @
Grain and Securities Company, o Sc
Louis, be fore the Postoifflce Depart part.
nhant. Tho jury dellberated forty--ona
hours S ;t
q A motion for a now trial was i'm
mediately filed by tho counsel for the
senator. ]. r. Williams thereupon order
seo that Senator Burton appear In court
either in person or by proxy from Mon
day (to-day) until the court has heard
the arguments for new trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
JAPANESE FRIENDLY TO
AMERICAN MISSIONS
Especial to The Times. Dlspa tch.

Especial to The Times.Dlspat ch.)
PHILADELPHIA. PA. March - y
s"If the Russians succeed In Calming a
victory over Japan, missionaries may be
retarded for time, in1sm,l.,h rs tile
gar. being the head OF the Creek Church
and % pope / in power, may stay our
Christ ianizing work..
Thus spoke the Rev. DR. a. ". lIalscyf
one OF the secret.ries OF the FrCsbyterinnl
Board OF Foreign Missions, on mission
work in Korea and Japan, in ~ sern.en q t
Tho Tabernacle Presbyterian Church,
iThrty-sevcnth and Chestnut St.eGt;;. last
evening. Il, ,5i
4 II I'm Korea, = he said 1--WE have between
sixty and Sc ,enty. missions, with abeut5
q, 900 ndherents"t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
HOLD INQUEST
THIS MORNING
Robert Munroe Run Over by
Horse Ridden$bys James Smith
and Killed. rs

Coroner Taylor will at 80 o clock this
morning hold an inquest over the body
NJ Robert Munroe. the negro who was
killed at Adams and Marshall Streets
Yesterday d ftsrnoon BY being run over by
Il horse ridden by another negro named
James 6 G.h. a.i
A1unroe was on bicycle, when the
horse ran into him. Flo was knocked
down, and the horse stepped on his Lead !,
crushing him and killing him almost In
stnntly. $ g5II y. L
Smiii, was arrested and carried to the
Second Station He said last night the
killing was accidental. 9;.i
The inquest viii be held at Hayes's UNI
ldertaking establishment, No. ~ North
Second Street. The jury Will meet at
.Jotnson's OH Foushee Street, and will
80 to Hayes's from that place. & 3.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
CUT WITH AXE.
Alleged, Murderous Assault by
4 Man on w oman.

u a lot sof excitement was occa stoned in
the rear of No SIS North Seventh Street
about 10 O'Clock last night by a negro
named William Boyd, VINO. 1t Is alleged.
murderously assaulted q negro woman
1 named Mary d Wis with an axe.
Be.ore ass STANCE could reach the wo-
man tie man had cut and struck her. n
numbered times over. the liend w; tn the
axe and her screams aroused the entire
neighborhOod. y. 4,
$a Boyd was arrested and carried to he
Second station and the woman. In charge
0. Dr. & rHmp.s wa s sent 70 the CT tiospi-
tai, where upon exnmilti ton, u ~ Ge-
al.eYedE her skull Is fractured Il. Al. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

NJ The mild nnd immediate effect OF
Swamp Root, tho Il. great kidney and
Il bladder remedy, Is soon 4 alized. y
stands the highest for It's wonderful
cures OF d thes most distressing cases.
Swamp Root will set your whole sys-
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a trial. 81
Dear Sir: Jana1ith 1904
k snss ASX
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tSae a II
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diseases. poor digestion, being Obliged
a EDITORIAL NOTE.--so successfulsis
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sent absolutely free by mail. The book
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
ARRESTED
IN H.ENlR|;'.lC|0.
Heavy Punishment for Former
Candidate forsJ Justice Of
Z the Peace. Va
VERY REMAR XAB LE CASE
Negro Youth, oh Direction, Of
Mar, Shoots Several Tines
Ut Small White Boys.


n e. NJ. Wyatt, a candidate for Justice
55oi the pence In tbs late Henrico cleo
II 16ns, was tried yesterday before his old
q time political opponent. Squire James I.
b Lewis, upon d warrant charging him
+ with unlawful gamlng III n3saloon. which
The defendant conducted In connection
With d grocery stona, on Washington
sticet. Flo wns fined SOD. his License was
revoked, and he was required to give
Il security for twelve months III the sum
Z tf5slOO.} " stS ~ .sa.
I'd The charge against wyatt grew, out OF,
l, disturbance In tho saloon on Saturday
night. Two white mon, George and Dem
3tis Martin sworc out b warrant, chnrg-.
/ Ing WillIami Terry and Warren Pcttis
with assault. The ARRAY. they said, s.oc-;
cured over n card game. Terry was
fined $3.50 AMI costs yesterday, and Pot
aup s10Eand costs.
a most remarkable case Of wan ton
earelcssness and worse eliminated In.
v the trial Oft offenders yesterday BY
Squire Lewis On Sunday afternoon:
ESfC sLldlls WlulC " c. 5P'AS'''o
or Chelsea Hill when they encountered
tias Ire ola negro mar, wholly tleie.
He called n ne gro boy and gave HIM
~ pistol. Then he toldAh 70 go out
On the hill and run tie white boys way
and shoot them. The boy did as he was
B told. The pistol bIazcd away Il several !
times. ind tile terrified white boys fled
j t Is d miracle that no one was hurt. Tho
Enegtp man was named John Brown, and
he was finct. SIS and costs. The negro
& boy was fined s. and costs. H. /, II n
34Ja ,rhe first regular session8o OF the Henrico
Circuit Court will begin Monday. Tie
following grand jury has been summon o. u
ed: sts ,}s S5 f5i55 4tsg u Il It'll
George T. #Drinkcr and William 3 /. Gro
yer. OF varina;9J. Morris Carter, Yalen-
tine Eechler. Jr, ana lex, Brown. OF
Fairfield ;J Joseph Johnston and IS r.. \.
Cross, of Brooklyn. aud W. NJ. Nc
Gruder and Charles Z. cottrcll. OF Tuck
ahce.
The number of persons prs.ing the poll
taxes is said to be Increasing. The
matter is an important one, and lis at
tracing considerable attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Mr.. sURBRUG APPOINTED.
Succeeds Mr.. Osterloh as Trea,
surer Of Tobacco Associations.

! Tho Executive Committee OF tho Inds-
pendent Tobacco Manufacturers ASCOT
alton OF the United States has appointed
Mr.. John W. surbrug, Of New York.
treasurer Of the organization, to succeed
Mr.. A1olph Ostcrloh, who has recently
connected himself witt, the Continental
Tobacco Company. M Il. 81, &
a Mr.. John Landstreet, president Of he
association. said yesterday that.the bitter
fight IN New England was being waged
with a constant promise of success to the
independents He says the situation Of
The jobbers. who have been forced by the
for which there is steady demand. has
become intolera BILE 10 themselves. They
will not stand It much longer. and are
even now making every opportunities
take In Independent stock. despite the
oueratLons of the trust. .-.-. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
MAKAROFF' "A DANDY

Praise Krinizki.
i (By Associated prcss,)

crowds gathered before the bulletin
boards to-day to read the official uc-
counts Of the second unsuccessful attempt
OF the Japanese to bottle up the Russian
fleet at Port Arthur, Lieutenant krln-
tlzki's fierce attack on the enemy's fire
ships and torpedo boats. and the action
OF three Russian officers In boarding tho
burning steamers. eStlnguishing tile
Flames and cutting the wires connecting
with no Internal machines. evoked en-
.thusInsm. while the almost universal on
rolf, as the people t,lrred away: Mole
deta,a which might be literally trans
lated, lies ~ dandy.
The al=t ~ y H. n sne.s - alusx!ns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

4 to pa IS your water frequently night and
day, smartins or Irritation a in passing y
A brick dust or sediment in the * urine
headache. u backache, 4 lame bac k, dizzt-S
mess, 3f eplessness. s nerv ouslle Use, heart
disturbance due to 4 bad 4 kidney trouble.
skin eruptions from bad blood, neural.
i gla, rhermat sm, h diabetes, bloating. tr-:
5ritability. worn-out feeling. lack Of ans /
bitlon, loss OF flesh. sallow complexion
or Bright's disease. a. ss S
I your water. when allowed to remain
undisturbed Il In q & glass or bottle for
twenty four; hours, forms " sediment Or
settling or has o. cloudy appenrn nee, IL
Ms evidence that your Kid n eys and iblad.3
dor need medlate attentl on t,s
~ ,Wamp- Root is the grcat T iscovery o.
4 Dr.5s Kilmer, the eminent kidney and
bladder specialist I. Hospital use IT with
wonderful SUCCESS In both slight and
Il severe cases. Tg Doc tors ecommelldslt to
their patients and use sl Il, In ~ eirS own
families f9 because Il they 8 recogniz re M in
Swamp Root the greatest and most slc-l
fcessful remedy. IL SIS III VIZ ( III
8 Swamp loot It Is pleasant to take ard
liz for ale at drug ST ores tt World eyer
in bottles OF two sizes and two prices
Sfifty cents and one dollar. Remember
the name, SWAMP. DOT, DR.. Si liners
s wnmp- Root and ii the address. Bin IS
5.iamton, N. Y. on every bottle
swamp Root In promptly curing even the (
ladder troubles, that to prove Its %onder-&
and a book OF valuable Information. both
,ntains many OF the thousands upon thou
men and women cured. The value and
hat our readers are advised to send for ..
TO Dr. Kilmer 6 Co.. Binghamton, n. y.
is offer In The Richmond Daily Times
guarantee tho genuinenesS OF this ofter.Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

use OF internal machines n has aroused
Indignation accordingly, No further de- ,a
tails have been received except That the
injury to the torpedo boat destroyer SIM
from grounding is slight, and that lt can can
be- easily repaired.
The Associated Press has received con.
firmation OF the report that Admiral
Makarofr, during his reconnaissance o.
the Eliot Islands, captured Japanese.
towing Chinese junk. but the vessel was
"a small steamer, not a gunboa me,
crews were taken off. nfter which both
vessels were sunk. 5,gf isF 4 S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
LIFE OF ST. FRAN CTS.
Lecture by Mr.. Griggs at = M.
G. "A. Hall Last Night.

g55s4. Mr., .. Howard Griggs delivered q lee
ture before the lvoman's Club last night
In the T.. n. C. IA. Hall to an audience
/ that filled the auditorium. About eighty
per cent. OF; those present were ladies'.
THE address Wasy on the life and influence
sof st. Francis Xavier pom the reilsiGus
7 tive or a visit OF the speaker to The
scenes OF the life OF this moral reVoiu tloll-
4 list. w
The lecture was q dainty bit Of aest !, =
tlcism, OF poetic phrasing and 5rhythmlc
periods, OF ina gerry and even fantasy. y ! !
was beautifuin It's dainty phrasing. IN ,its
sdelicacyi OF thought and IN the imaginative
Mr.. ciriggs prefaced his fancifnl study
of Sthe life OF ST., Francis with the state
ImentEthat democracy demands moral lead.
ership and hTn IDEALS 9t lnou,gt a rs %
mena and women devoted to something
shigherSthap mere persona nitlonS. ic
described condi lions existent.nt5 the time
when st. Francis ca mo to work his revo-
luton, the tnirteent b century re EVOLUTION
Yofsthought thnt made spossibl the Intel,
lectual Renaissance OF the fifteenth and y
Francis as the most perfect Christian
since Christ. and declared that the moral
and ctual8renaissance that follow
Cd vas 'as result
of the thoughtSof some man 1mpress.ng
itself upon others. a15s
with this prelude tho speaker portrayed
the early life and development OF tho
}charac ter OF St Francis, his capture In
battle and the effect Of his imprisonment
upon him: his examinations, as the speaker
Imagined them. and the conversion of his
entire nature from Il lover OF ease to a
life Of self-ahre2ation and service. He
detailed the legendary story of his CONVEX
sion. his obedience to the divine command
and his subsequent construction OF The
deeper meaning of the call to build my
house. He traced the history OF the
brotherhood of st, Francis from its inccp-,
ton to dts incorporation by the church,
and described tic j 70 of the franciscan
order as seen on aSvislt to the monastery.
Mr. Griggs entered into and described
infinitely the Inner struggles 81 the man.
the en- husiasm OF one deeply Impressed
by the scenes and the legends there gath
cred. aESg5
The entire address was in the nature OF
an. appeal for higher idea Is q living ard
purifying anlsuptlfting the human heart
Tho members of the Richmond Ed cation
Association were guests of the Woman,ss
Cluh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
"A MIGHl5f HUNTER
GOES TO HIS REWARD

@ Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
WINCHESTER, VA, March 2S.-John
Quincy Adams died yes terduy ut his
home near Whitehall, aged eighty-two
years. He was a noted wild turkey huns
ter, and during his life had killed hun-,
,dreds OF these birds, &, 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Captures a Warship.

(By Associated rress.) 4
NJ PARIS, March 2S.--rhe st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Petit H,resene
says that It is reported that the Ylndi-
vostok squadron. under command OF Cap
tain Reitzenstein. has returned to port
with several prisoners, Including q Japan
ESQ warship
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
The Espiegle to Leave.
~ ~. (R1, 4. s0ncia Cd s. T1rnsS j l.-.N. II

LONDON. March 2S.--trhn under foreign
secretary. Earl Percy, announced lin the
HGuse OF Commons to-day that despite
the British consurs request that the
gunboat Espicglo remain at New Chwnns.
chief Of the China station, that It would
be unwise to keep this vessel there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
BOTTLED PORT ARTHUR.
mother Report Of Sinking Yes
sells in Mouth Of the
a (By Associated Pross.) rs

(By Associated Pross.) as
TOXIC, March 2S--G 2, NJ "a telegram
received from New Chwargs says that !
8 O'clock esterday morning the Japa-
nesa succeeded in sinking four steamers
at tho noutfGof Port Arthur hnrbor. y
flotilla4 Of destroycrs conveyed tho :nler-i
chantmen. which wera subsequently
sunk, to res cue the volunteer crews.
Later, the bnttlesh!ps bombardcd tn.
town and Its dcfenscs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Splendid Peach Crop.
8-.ll ,.li fi.s ,ciatc L9ll,rcsI.

N fSIe5S3 33ssncIaf 5rcSi.' N
CHATTANOOGA. TENN. March 2s
Reports from the frut-Erowlng sections
OF North Georgia. Alabama and the part
OF Tennessee adjacent to Chat tanocga
nre to tile effect TINT they promise an
immense IS peach crop, worth S1,50o.0oo
From only one section Rhea county,
Tennessee, comes the renort tina z the pear
and peach crop has been killed by yes
tGrdny's cold snap. Al I IA 5S Il +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

first, MoGhee III to y second, j Luralt ghter.
go to y third. Time. 40.
Fifth race-half a mile-Votrice q to
y first, Pinkio 40 to ~ second, Green
Gown Is to u third. Time, al. AZ. d.
$ Sixth srace-fye furlongs SteelmakerS3
TO 81 first, Sir Andrew g !; to y seconua
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
THE Cherokees Win.

The Hanover Street baseball team
played the Cherokees yesterday. and
were Dictated by the large score Of g
to IL. The features were Dalton itcll-
ing, ISnowcs's home run. iLumpklns bat.
ting, Jacobs's holding first, and Allen
Chambers punching. 81 s. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
NO PASTOR YET.
Business Meeting Of First Church.
+. Had No Reference to Matter.

A reg lar meeting of the First Baptist
1 Church was held MstSnight. The session
4 had bsolute!y no re Gre nee to he matter
ana there We're no developments In this
direction. e .s.5 Z
Tho pulpit committee met Sunday, but
Z Will give out nr thing of Its dcllheraticns.
The names Of DR.. Woelfkin and DIR, Bilt-
5ingYnrc still most prominent Tie impress
sion { hat DR.. NVoelfk II will ultimately be
chosen lis very strong and appears to be
growing. # ,;5 ( 9sss ii sg eSY5 I'LL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

this foil, and play Il war game Oh a scare
more magnificent thanany heretofore at
tempted In this country. &c
as Itfis the intention Of the general staff
Z to lease four thousand acres of land em-
abraciiig the battlefield Of the First Ma
3nassns battle and use It as the field for
4 fall mnneuvers this yenr. There was q
mo IS meeting held at Manassas recent
iy,a looking to Inducing the department
to select this field forEt the maneliyers.
and much enthusiasm was manifested
at b,lving soldiers with guns in their
hands In and around Manassas saaIs again
1t was agreed that the land could be
lea sed at rental Of fifteen cents per
acre. the only stipulation being that the
nlaneuvers should not begin until the
o5tl: Of September. when the crops will
have been harvested. and the fall crops
will have been sown. ~ Tho weather In
the Piedmont section o G. Virginia is ideal
nj that season of the year.
Thousand S sof fl roops. as 5f5$.
IT is thought that the dep fnent will
be able to have about G,0o0s Of the gular
army take part in tlsss name uyers, and
the number. OF volunteers vii " probably
reach 10000. New York Is expected to
send 1900 volunteer diersa kPennsyl-
vanla. 500. The volunteer organizations
5of&the District 10 ,Ycoiunbia. II Maryland
Delaware, : New y Jersey, Connecticut,5Vir -
gnla, Vesst, 81 ginias and North Caro-
lima will take part In the nnneuvers. All
the expenses OF, transportation and sub
.sIstence will be borne by the govern
Snlent. H 81 81 b, { n " VI sst,
n i I; may be stated &on the authority Of
81 tina army that the gem,
ell al staff has practically decided finally
to make the Manassas maneuvers q ccr-
.tainty. 3s }}g
There is a bill pending in Congress for
tho purchase of four sites to be used
as the field of army n,ansuvers, one in
Pennsylvania one in Wisconsin. one in
Texas and one in California; these bills
defined the tracts which We're to be pur-
chased. and when the Military Commit,
tees Of the Senate and House called on
General Chaffce. chief of the general
staff, day, he was informed OF tho
selection He also took the ground that
the Congress would simply make the ap-
preparation for the purchase Of the land
for the maneuvers. and that the selec-5
ton Of the sites should be made by tho
general staff. He argued that the own
10 such figure that the land would cost
several times#ns much as It could be-
bought for ifsit was purchased quietly
bS' officers Of the army. isi N III
n But the committees took tina ground
that Congress made the selections for.
sites and they came away In something
of n huff. The probable result of whole
matter will lie that there will;sbbe no
ill IS passed for the acquisiu ion or the
sites. 1T was thought that this might
affect the intention Of the department to-
have he war game at Manassas, but
there is no apprehension on this score
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
TO Prove what Swamp.Roo the Great Kidney Remedy VIII
Do for YOU, Every Reader Of The Times Dispatch May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free BY Mail.

unhealthy kidneys responsible for sickness
suffering other disease therefore
Kidney trouble permitted 70 continue
follow.
organs need your kidneys nos
because they do most and need attention first
you feel badly, begin taking DR. kil1ers
great kidney bladder remedy because
your better they will help al
other organs health "A trial will convince anyone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
.Rheu1 s1rl
fr1eura;lRia

at las como 10 DO an Esta lIAlicd and Vol
tnntsi, fnst tat Rhcunla tisni cahhot DO tured by
s x,,IT absiIra,ions siomd its however con.
sedca BY ail adihoriies that the external appli.
Gallon Of soothing and psnsttntiing lnatn1el,t is
cirs kbs,inia ia ii ii a blood sdlaeas6 aud tus.
la I'll I'D Through tho Blood. 4 f3.ta4.ia4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
THE BOOK rE Ii S YOU HOW
II aA II o I Get wen AZ My !alskll %

le$you wahtglo feel better.
"a Jf yott want more htfehgtlii a ~ ~ *
n ltsyoti lhck ntnht iph. I'M ". n q NJ f M
E3lfsxou can't dU 1t nSs likos you used tu.3
III your tierye--yourf ooti ra gels leav YOU.
8Iff your confidence III yourself ls less.
e fsyoG lack Vn .tgor, Sitnli 9 Sg B,
n lfiaUmethlng Id ph ns away your constit
Ok me By letter for the book. Don. retin
bcnfiys lot inc tnk6 tie Risk. Lot me tell YOU Of
hdr1sgist fpar !y who " gyc yon six 20 .,ot.
,rhkd II ard see for Yourself what " VIII az.
h No thsta-tot Il penny-if YOU say, - am no
Don't leave IL 10 tho druggist to
mo. we might be pre- udi ICED YOU you alohag
si,n, say the word, whether you pay % 20 9r
nothing Tho drugs st can oinplaiil. 10 Is
10 bil5the cost 10 mo ut your say 49, VI.
Try 1JrlT Eho0p's Hestora.iv mt my rlsk. ot
Ii prnnvItf IL fals.{ IL two.ccnt STAMP a
ak bottles Of my Restott We
aRaItist {6 TO- M their cost: Don Eyou beTin 10
i,cjIcVc thc Restorative can 10 sor,oh hing utl-
usual for the sick 1Shave found long ago.
how certain Il hi how seldom " fails 4,
R III risk my reputat lon on u. ana The cost .
fthe medicine toos know. ana want : YOU
Inherent others don't do II that way. .sIr pay
anyway With them. ASK mo for the book you
!, Write me. Nc@--to.lny.
y Simply state which Book q OF, the Heart
book you want and book on the Kidneys.iaS
nddrcsas Or Shoop, book for Women, I.
Isnr FspSs RncinnI 5 Il hook s for Men tstHled),
Win 800 , ~ s55'5 Book 6 on Rieunntls n.
Mild cases not chronic. art. often cured with
ono or two bottles. At drug gists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

y The entire address was in the nature OF
an appeal for higher ideals of living, ard
q tribute to the influence o Il nature in
purifying and uplifting the human heart
Association were guests OF the Woman,sy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

Thero /, only ono Wizard oil anil ms ~
name blown In the bottle, Signature :. liamlin
Bros on wrapper. Take no substitute, 5Oc.
and IL 90. rs q s * ySiss gt5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

The number Of persons prs;ing the poll
taxes is said to be Increasing. The
matter is an important one, and lis at
tracing considerable attention.