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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-03-31
Pensions.

Soldiers 81 years of age are entitled
to pension of Sc a month; over IS
years 20 50 a month; over SO years to
$40 month; over 10 years to Sl2 a
month.
All old soldiers entitled to these
provisions, can have their claims
made and prosecuted by calling at my
Office in the municipal court room at
Sank Centre, Minnesota.
David Wilcox,
U. S. Pension Attorney.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-03-31
Measuring Party.

A measuring party is given to you.
IT'S something novel as we'll as new.
Two cents for every foot your tall,
Measure yourself from door or wall,
An extra cent for each inch give,
And thereby show how high you live.
With music and games, recitation
and pleasure
We meet one and all at our party Of
measure.
A measuring party given by the
ladies of the Baptist church at the
home of Mrs. Dora Allison Friday
evening, April 1st., 1904.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-03-31
rire~ =.

Moorhead had narrow escape Fri
day morning from bad fire. At one
O'Clock a. M, with the wind blowing
over so miles an hour, fire broke out
in Ed. Smiths saloon, near the river,
and spread to the frame row adjoining,
belonging to tue Hamm brewing Comp
any, in which was Rustad's saloon.
BY hard work the fremen prevented
the spread of the flames. Rustad's loss
is placed at 81, 900: Smiths at 50, 900;
Hamm's loss about SIS, 900.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-03-31
For Sale.

The city laundry property, situated
on north Main-st., consisting of a lot
44x10O feet, two and one-half story
building with addition 18x24 feet with
good cellar; water and sewer connec-
tions. The buildings have steel roof
also a good barn on the lot. All in
good repair. For terms, apply to J. B.
Schoenhoff.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-03-31
Election.

On Tuesday next, April 5,
the annual city election. TIL
contains the names of some of
business men, men who
welfare of the city at heart,
will discharge the duties of
fees to the very best advant
city. The new charter will
upon, and it should be the
every voter to see that his
marked for the ratification of tn.
charter.
THE TICKET
For Mayor James Ingram, In
dependent.
For Treasurer-C. NJ. Sprague, In
dependent.
For Judge OF the Municipal Court
D. Wilcox, Independent.
For Special Judge of Municipal
Court-Henry A. Adams, Independent
For Alderman First Ward-R L..
Palmer, Independent.
For Alderman First Ward-Char.es
McCracken, Independent.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-03-31
Reserved s,

Reserved Seat Tickets Free.
Two reserved seat tickets to the u.
OF M. band concert will be given to the
first person sending notice of an error
in the printing on the poster advertis-
ing the concert. Address your COM
munications to Chas. Pehaushek, Box
226 U. of NJ, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-03-31
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

No special program will be offered at the
NJ. E. church. Regular morning service,
with Easter anthems and Easter service by
the pastor on the lesson of "a Robins Egg"
In the evening the short service will be
used and the pastor will supplement the ser
mon of last Sunday evening by telling of
more of the good things pastor can give to
his people.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-03-31

Cider vinegar, II cts. per gal, at
Houghton Bros,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-03-31
OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS.

Services will be held in the church of Our
Lady of the Angels Easter Sunday morning.
The first service will be low mass and SER
mon at $50 a. m. The second high mass
and sermon at 1890 a. m. A special mass
will be rendered by the choir on that oc-
caslon. yespers and Ben ediction at 7:3O
d. m.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-03-31

Salt herring, Acts. per ID, at
Houghton Bros
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-03-31

Offertory- Terra Trenmit" wiegand
Hymn-"Der Hitland Ist Erstanden'
Fespers 2:5O p. m.
Sung by st. Cecilias Choir
BLESSED Virgin Vespers". ..... Singenberger
Regina COel
BenedictiOn.
Saiutaris.
Good Friday.
Services a. m.
''Propheces''
'The Passion
Alteration of the Cross
Psalm ''Miserire" sung by It. Cecilia's Choir
Hymn-"Vexilla Regis" ........ 800. Peters
Services to p. m.
Hymn--"By Den Krenz Nit Nassen Wangen"
Stations.
Sermon Rev. A. Art.
Hymn der Am Krenz list Meme Liebe"
Holy Saturday.
Services a. m.
Blessing of the New Fire."
"Exsultet'- sung by Rev. A. ART.
Twelve "Prophecies'' read and sung by Rev.
A. Art.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-03-31
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Rev. Rogers will again supply the COngre-
gational church. The program for the morn
ing will be:
Anthem-.'WelcOme the Light" -. ...Sayille
DOXOlogy-
Hymn-Selected.
Response-"Hear US, Oh, Father"
Anthem-'Welcome Happy Morning."
S. NJ. Schack!ey.
Hymn
Sermon
Duet-"Nailed to the Cross" ......... Bordese
Hymn
In the evening services there will be spec
ial Easter music, solos, duets and double
quartets.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
7:aO a. m. Holy Communion.
10 30 a. m. Holy Communion and ser mon.
Sunday school festival IL m.
7:aO .. m. Evening prayer and sermon.
Program for 80 service:
Professional Easter Hymn .Palestrina
Introit Christ our Passover. Farmer
Kyrie and Sanctus. ......Iours
Offertory--Solo, 80 Risen Lord" Mr.. Hem
shaw.
Gloria in Excelsis. Old Chant.
Recessioaal-IThe Day of Resurrection.
At the evening service the offertory will be
sung by Mrs. Schleusensr.
ST. PAUL'S- CHURCH
LowImass at a. m.
Hymns sung by st. Agnes choir:
Der Holland LIST Erstanden" 800. .Hellebush
s.Seile, Dein Holland LIST Frei" Hellebush
Sermon-Rev. A. Art.
Jesus Lebt" ........................ .Hellebush
ssFrohlockt, Ihr MenschenkindeI" Hellebush
"Freu Dich Ertoste Christenheit." .Hellebush
High n ass 10 a. m.
Sung by st, Cecilia's choir.
Hymn-"Freu Dich, Du Werthe Christenheit"
"vidi Aquam' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Peters
Immaculate Conception Mass" Wiegand
"yeni Oreator"-Solo "Chorus" st. Cecilia's
Choir. ..................... ....Iheuen
Sermon-Rev. A. Art,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-03-31
EASTER SERVICES
AT THE CHURCHES

Fine Musical Programs Have
Churches For
THE NEW CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
The Handsomest Church Edifice City, Recently
Completed
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-06-24

cha1ne, je lie quittai plus1eurs fois.
Pendant I'm mois, deux mois ct
meme plus iongtemps, je men al
lais sur les chemins, a l'aventure,
ct. dc nouveau, pour ne pas mou-
rir de faim, je tendais la main.
Mais, n'ayant aucun espoir de re-
trouver mon petit Edmond sans lie
concours de Croquefer, je me de-
cida1s q Iretourner vers lui ct q
rentrer q son service, t%oujours aux
memes conditions. Je dois dire
quill ma jamais essay6 de me de-
courager au sujet de mon enfant;
IL me promettait, au oontraire, de
Sc livrer plus achievement aux re-
cherches quill faisait, soi-disant,
ct me ]urant sur son honneur, par
tout co quill y await de plus sacr6,
que je reverrais mon fills, quill me
le rendrait.
Croquefer jure tout CO qu'on
veut, les serments ne lul codtent
rien.
Un Jour, il d6couvrit que ]e sa-
va1s 6crire ct tres bien compiler;
des lors il cut pour moi un peu
plus de consideration ct me traita
avec une certaine difference.
II fault croire que, jusqu'a ce mo-
ment, il n'avaiJ WI en- mol qu'une
idiote on une brute. Nous 6tions
alors q Epinal. II m'acheta chez
un fripier un habillement assez
convenable, vendu par quelque
femme de chambre. Sur son ordre,
lie dus traveller toute la mutt pour
l'aiuster q ma taille.
LIE lendemain, lorsque common
cerent les representations, il Minis
ITALIA sur l'estrade du theatre, ASST
SO devant une esp6ce de bureau.
Sans transition, il m'6levait aux
fonctions de caissiAre; pour me
donner &c poste de eonfance, il
fallait quill fnt bien sure de. moi
ct quill e1t reconnu que '6tais in
capable de. METRE dams VA poche
une partie de Ia recette, 81 minnie
pu'elle fnt.
II paraft que, solvent, les fem
mes de So troupe, quill chargeait
de tenlr la caisse, ne SO genaient
pas pour pr6lever IN droit sur Ia
recette d leur profit. La ladrer1e de
Croquefer pouvait justifer jusqu'a
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-06-24

pc SO compose g6n6ralement de
douze individus des deux sexes.
Ills sont NAL pages ct mont, la plu-
part du temps, que des guenilles a
SO METRE sur le dos. lis travail
lent, lis ont lie droit d'exiger une
partie de la recette de chaque
jour. MATS ce que le patron leur
dome est vite d6pens6. J'ai Gu
l'occasion de remarquer que, plus
on est miserable, MONS on est pre-
voyant. Quand lis mont plus rien
dams leurs poches, comment vi
vent.ils? C'est un probl6me que je
mai pu r6soudre. Evidemment, lis
doivent solvent pratiquer I'm jea-
ne force.
Quant aCroquefer, il ne manque
de rien;i il est toujours vetu CONNIE
I'm bon bourgeois, ct il couche ct
mango a l'hotel.
II devait me bonner la nourri-
ture ct le vehement. J'avais du
pain ct encore pas tous les jours.
Mon corps, REIMBURSEMENT, etait
depuis longtemps habitu6 aux pri-
vations. Pour me vetir, je me con-
fectionnais moi meme des habille-
ment avec de vieilles 6toffes jet6es
au rebus ct quill daignait METRE q
ma DISPOSITION. I'll crovait SO mon
trer ainsi tres g6n6reux ct agir
avec munifcence.
Tel est le maftre que, dams Pes
poir de retrouver mon enfant, je
metals condamn6e q servir. Je
n'avals plus de volont6, j6tais
tomb6e dams une sorte d'apathie,
ct il await fat de moi une machi-
ne, un automatic.
Malgr6 ma docilit6 ct les efforts
que je faisais pour ne m6riter au-
Gun reproche, il lui arrivait SOU
vent de m'adresser des paroles
brutales; il cut meme un jour Pau
dace de me frapper. Quand Ia fou-
le n'accourait pas d ses represen-
tations, ce qui n'6tait pas rare,
tous ceux qui Pentouraient ayaient
3 en- %souffrir. III fallait quill Sc ven
geat du mauvais temps on de Fin
difference du public sur quelqu'un
ct c'est sur moi que retombait le
plus solvent sa mauYaise humeur.
Honteuse de ma servitude, pri-
SO de d6gott ct voulant rompre ma
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-06-24
il So lassa ct fnit par me laisse1

il SO lassa ct fnit par me laisser
tranquille.
Pendant ce temps, les ann6es
s'6coulaient, ct Croquefer ne me
rendait pas mon fills, ainsi quill me
le promettait sans cesse.
ST je vous disais tout CO que
jai endure depuis treize ans, je
men fnirai pas, J'ai connu toutes
les amertumes, toutes les angois-
ses, toutes les douleurs; j'ai des-
cendu, un q un, tous les degrees de
|p6chelle du malheur; 'ai subj tou-
ties les humiliations. Comment al
je pu r6sister a tant de miseres?
Je men sails rien. Depuis long
temps ]e devrais etre morte.
A continuer
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-06-24

IN certain point ces infd6lit6s. ST.
ces pauvres saltimbanques ne sont
LAS %toujours tres scrupuleux, 81
leur honnetet6, leur vertu est v6-
ritablement vulnerable, on ne sau-
raft dire qu'ils manquent absolu-
ment de prolific. ST triste ct 81 mi
SCRABBLE que soft leur existence, il y
a dos bons sentiments chez la plu-
part d'entre eux,
jerome Greluche en- est la
preave dit Jean Renaud.
-Celui-la nest peut-etre pas
une exception, r6pliqua Lucille:
mails je ne veux pas comparer Get
honn6te ct excellent homme qui q
6lev6 mon fills ct lui a tenu lieu de
p4re, aux saltimbanques que j'ai
connus ct avec lesquels il a v6cu
pendant plusieurs ann6es.
Je reviens a Croquefer: je de-
wins done sa caissi6re, mails je res
tai en- meme temps son humble
servante.
II lui arriva aussi d'exlger que
je m'affublasse d'oripeaux atm de
fgurer dams ses parades grotes-
ques ct sur les planches de son
theatre. Malgr6 mes r6pugnances
mon horreur de ces exhibitions,
j'ob6issais. Je faisais celia pour
mon fills. Pour mon Edmond je me
serais laiss6 martyriser sans faire
entendre une plainte. D'ailleurs
Croquefer me dominant complete
ment. J'6tals son esclave CONNIE
les autres.
Dependant, il ne put jamals me
faire consentir q jouer un role
quelconque dams un de ses dra-
mes.
II employa tour q tour Ia priere,
la menace, les plus s6duisantes
promeses; je restai infexible.
De fait, je ne crois pas que j'eus-
SO 6t6 capable d'apprendre seule-
.ent vingt lignes par occur.
AprAs avoir vainement essay6
de vaincre ma resistance q CO sujet
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-06-24

Nous avons recu de M. Joseph
Belleville, deux lettres que nous
croyons aujourd'hui devoir publier,
a nous persons qu'elles interesse-
ront specialement un grand nombre
d'hommes qui souffffrent ct qui, COM
me M. Belleville, ne peuvent trou-
yer aucun soulagement.
Ces lettres portent avec Giles deux
grandes v6rit6s. La premiere, c'est
qu'un homme pauvre peut souffrir
inutilement sill est laisse a lui-m6me
GU entire les mains de medecins in
c%ompetents, ct la seconde, c'est lie
grand bien que peuvent apporter les
Pilules Moro en- en- faisant usage
avec soin. NJ. Belleville raconte lui-
meme &c quill a souffert ct lie bien
quill a retire de notre traitement.
SEES deux lettres meritent d'9tre lues
avec soin ct surtout son exemple
d'6tre suivi. Que d'hommes qui souf-
trent pourraient Sc guerir en- suivant
nos conseils ct en- prsnant les Pilu-
les Moro.
En- date du II mars 1902, voici
&c quill nous disait "Je vous en-
vote IN mot parce que Iai entendu
dire que vous etiez bien habiles pour
soigner les hommes. II y a trois mois
que je suis malade; j'ai etc bien
pres de MOURN ct je me suis fait sol
gner par un m&decin. Je suis tomb6
malade lie jour de Noel, pour avoir
pris du chaud ct du froid. LIE NAL
s'est declare du cote du occur ct il
me faisait beaucoup soufffrir. TAI lie
bras, la jambe ct tout lie cote gauche
tres douloureux, ct a DIES moments
.je SQUIRE horriblement. TAI beau me
frotter avec toutes sortes de lini-
ments, je mai pu encore m'apporter
aucun soulagement. Mon manger ne
digere pas ct je crois que c'est Ia le
plus fort de mon NAL. Je suis aussi
tres constip6 Giant quelquefois six
jours sans a]ler a la selle. J'ai telle-
ment de douleurs que parfois J'ai de
Les PILULES MORO, rem3d
nesse aux hommes vieillis avant lie t
Les hommes fables trouveront
Pas un homme malade ne devr;
Les hommes qui ont essay6 te
mont rien fait pour leur sant6.
Les Pilules Moro Sc vendent
bottles pour So. SO, dams toutes les pa
Les consultations gratuites pou
heures du soir.
Adressez vos lettres: COMPA(
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-06-24

sub1s sa domination CONNIE les
autres mis6rables qui sont sous ga
dependence. MATS la pens6e de
mon fills me- soutenait %tou]ours,
me donnait IN courage surhumain
ct me faisait prendre mon ma en-
patience. Je comptait sur la pro-
messe quill m'avait fate ct je ne
doutais pms de So sinc6rit6.
-Je lui disais solvent: Quand
me rendrez vous mon enfant?-
Patience, patience, me r6pondalt-il
]e saurai bient0t CO que mon an
Glen paillasse est devenu.-Je
croyais quill faisait des recher-
ches; je n'avais aucune raison de
penser quill vouldt me tromper;
je n'admettais pas quill put me
mentir. SEt, pourtant, j'en al acquis
plus tard la conviction, il ma ja-
mails fat aucune d6marche pour
retrouver mon fills. II await besoin
dune domestique, je lui 6tais tres
utile, ct, CONNIE il ne me payait
pas, il tenait q me garden long
temps.
II servait de mon enfant com me
dun appat pour me retenir. Et
moi, pleine de c%onfiance, je redou-
blais de zele ct d'activit6 pour lui
etre agreeable; je ne croyais pas
pouvoir payer assez cher la joie
que j'attendais de lui.
Croquefer doit etre richie; mails,
CONNIE je vous TAI dit, il est. ava
re. Que fait-il de l'argent quill ga
gne? Personne ne le salt. Sa trou-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-23
Personals and Briefs.

The many friends of Miss Agnes G !.
Lyons formerly Of this city. Will regret
TO learn that she is dangerously, Ill with
pneumonia, complicated by eryslIhclas.
She is at her home in New York.
Mr.. e. p. Buford, of Brunswick county,
formerly n. member of the House or Del
cgntes and we'll known In the Southside
of the state, has just been discharged
from the Memorial Hospital, where ne
underwent an operation successfully
Mr.. J. G. Miller, Of Huntington, Y.
va, an owner OF extensive coal lands
and a coal operator. is In the, city, ana
will probably spend Christmas here.
Former State Senator y. j. Harvey, Of
Patrick county, was in the city ycster-
day and called at the State Library Of
He is in the city OH legal business.
Hon. r. S. Blackburn Smith, of Clarke
county. was u visitor at the State Ii
brary building yesterday. Mr.. Smith Is a
member of the House OF Delegates and
a popular representative.
Mr.: p. II. Sweet, treasurer OF New
Kent county, was q visitor at the Office
or Auditor Morton Maryc yesterday.
Mrs. Charles w. Gray tnee Miss ELLA
NJ. Vest, Of Memphis. Tenn, Is visiting
in the home Of her father. Captain w
II. West. No. 1909 West Main Street.
Mrs. Lesley C. West, OF Danville. Va
Is in the city and will remain until after
the holidays. Mrs. West Is visiting hel
father-in-law, Captain w. 4. West, No
1902 West Main Street.
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Is tho fact that tho robbery was com
mitted at ii O'clock at nigh In the very
heart Of the city. nder brilliant electric
lights, with an officer OF the Ia law no. !
stones throw distant, and under under t Sas
Jieyes Of fully ono hundred persons. re-
turning home from the Bijou Theatre.
FOR very audacity, the crime y ta -
among the first III the annals O. g, ,li.o
city, ana smacks more ofstthe VICIOUS
3haunts Of dcprayi than aof u me .Nsis
center OF a well ordered eonnlunl.
iMessrs. Gilbert K. Pollock and Harry
Glenn appeared for he accused. and - on
r. IN Richa rdson. Comm onwcalth' q T.
gtorney, for the Commonwealth
Sergeant Wrenr worked up the ch'l7i,
and II IS due to him that 4 ny mat te l
was brought to public notice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-23

chased FROM j. Milton, ESQ, at Hanwcll,
near London to whom i gave the COM
mission and after picking oyer Z about
those | brought 5s I
They were shipped on the N1cnomince,
of the Atlantic Transport Line, arriving
In New York "Wednesday morning. II
were Iii good snapc, after thes11rllslia!ll.y
rought5Spyage,fa and seemed as co1tlfortnple
Iii their spacious accommodations as an
their own kennels. Through the colItcsy3of5
the steamship and customs house Oil ciiils,
unloading was promptly ACCOMPLISHED
and they were put on the Old Dominion
steamship jamestown" in charge OF NC
Kennel huntsrnan. IIrps, of the Deel, Kun vi
Hunt, who went on to New York FOR the e
rurpose OF taking charge. 7 he ne " PACK
will arrive. this morning from n orfo Ok,
and tbc taken Immediately to tie club
kennels. Il, g5s4E ~ 81 Ill ), 4 y !.
It may be OF interest 7 to k,to y that
while tho Duke Of N ewcas tle was III JRich-
mond, a guest the R 11l iunl'' 8
was riding n over the grass IA q nos q
Leices tershire, and being u stranger TO
the country, picked as my pilot q hand q
some woman, who al! ~ glance one could
son was d finished horscwomar, su pc rbly
mounted. 4. ~ i I, u
Is 5;bet Ter ri OF one never followed, and
So struck was a with her skill ans Know
edge Of tho lire, hat / followed sahe e
througout the run. j was srecounting5 ~ ~
some friends III London a. few da IS. a1'ser
1ya IDS nv exrcrlcnce, and they ilfn ne
diately recognized from my des1criptlo n
the Duchess Of Newcastle, who IS VEL ,tSill
known as one of the best cross coul'It
riders mall ENGLAND.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-23
DEE RUN HUNT
HOUNDS ARRIVE |:| |
Mr.. George Cole Scott Gives
Pleasant Account Of Trip
Abroad.
.A SPLENDID ENGLISH !. PACK ..'7'
.---------------- q
III Reaches Richmond To-day
il, Cliarge Of Of Kennel t,i1
Man.
SPLENDID ENGLISH PACK.
r caches Richmond To-day

. = fa u + ~ l
In the New York Herald OF yesterday
appeared under the head, "Foxhounds
for Virginia. notice Of the English 81
Importation OF hounds by the Deep Kun
Hunt Club. 1tsays: ~
sixteen English foxhounds from well l
known English and Irish packs were
brought over on the Menoininee, VI me
Atlantic Transport Line, yesterday, md
were shipped later in the day by an 9 sd
dominion liner to Richmond, Va. Tic [1t
hounds arc the property Of tho Deep 4, Run
Hunt Club. or Richmond, and VIII ne
added to that clubs pack ut once.
Cali tho hounds were selected personally
by George Cole Scott, chairman Of the I
Hunt Committee Of tho club, who Went
abroad especially for that purpose.
ia4"Thc hounds Imported are large boned,
heavy md strong with markings similar
TO those Of the well known Belvorfpn NJ
black saddle and tan and white ,Ihoy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-23
HOMEWARD RUSH.
State Employees Will Start for
Home Firesides To-day.

THE homeward rush Of employees of the
State in the various departments VIII Der
gin to-day or to-morrpw. Many Of. the
State officials viii not Leave The city, but
will remain here for the holidays, Cover
nor Montague and family Viii spend the
holiday In this city in family cclebra-
ton OF the day AT the mansion.
s. state Treasurer a, w IiarDan Jr.,
Will spend the day III his home. In Rock
bridge county. Secretary OF the Conn
.r,,onweaIth u. g, Egslcston will go 10 ms
home IN Charlotte county for alfew days,
Hiss assistant In the office, Mr. J. q
Hankins, will spend the day in Halifax,
his parental home, where he VIII attend
n family reunion. Mr.. f. q, Hawkins, q
clerk in tha 1reasurer's oi'ics, VIII spene
are holiday at his home in Campbell!
county. Mg. Bruce chesterniap, an en-
pioye in the oflee Of the Commissioner q
Agriculture. VIII 90 70 I.ynehhurs 70 spent
sae day With relatives there Commits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-23
Cured Of Asthma
After :35 years of SufYerlnp.

II VIII be gratifying 10 Asthmatic read
CTS TO learn that an absolute cure has at
last "been discovered by Dr. Schiffmann.
That the remedy Is an effectlal one can
not be doubted after persual Of such tes-
tlmony as that OF G. w. Nan Antwerp,
Fulton, n, ", who says: Your remedy
tschiffmann's Asthma Cure, is the best
! eyer used, bought Il package OF our,
druggist and tried II and one box entire
~ cured me OF Asthma and have not
had II since. can now SO to bed and
sleep all night with perfect comfort which
] have not done before for 35 years and
thank YOU for the health That now
enjoy hope that you Will pablisli this
letter, thar others may learn OF it's WON
dcrfnl Writes"
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