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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
YOUNG Men MAY PAY.
TAXES and VOTE.

Upon application OF Mr.. George b.
White, a. young man who has come OF
age since the last registration. and since
the time expired for the payment OF poll.
taxes as a prerequisite for voting IN the
June election this year. Judge S. B. Witt.
of tho Hastings Court, yesterday issued
an absolute mandamus 70 compel City.
Treasurer Phillips to receive such poll
taxes. and the decision of the court set
ties a question OF interest to a large
number OF young men in Mr.. Whites
class. The effect OF 1t is to allow all SO
situated to pay their poll taxes and
register at once and vote in the con -
primary. Judge Witt holds that the SIX
months provision OF the Constitution.
does not apply in Mr.. Whites case. as
the Constitution does not contemplate
the lcvyzand collection OF poll taxes upon.
a young man until after he comes OF
age. and that the six months clause ap-5
plies only In cases where the taxes have
been due for as much as year.
The decision of the court will let IN
large number OF young men who have
recently come of age, and who are
anxious to vote in the primary next
week @ 8
rho committee has made provisions for
the securing OF transfers for voters be-
ginning with tomorrow. through the
Office OF Chairman Dohcrty at the Capt
stol. III.
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ders arrived here to-day on his way ay : 70
Chatham to hold court. Soon after reacnss
Ing here, he learned the serious illness y
!, s mother. He then communicated1.W W VIZ. ~
the a1yerho WHO bo aHp en'rt
ham, in Judge Saunders place. /, !, 4, !.
NORFOL K, VA.--On the first habeas
corpus proceeding heard In. the Con my
Circuit Court for years. Thomas SJ i,.i.
+ was today released from jail after seT ser
ing four months Of years sentence T., y re l..
fixed six months as his punishme1, u
8 STAUNTON, vA.-The trial Of John
sullivan tie death watch. who is charged
with allowing John Kennedy. the con-
demned train wrecker, TO escape was pc
E YoR K 'f GoFpela..fH Genf' as
young Russian, is dead by his IS, own =,
hand, He was nineteen years old, and
has been here but seven months. re
d. cd from drinking gin and cnrbollc5 aero
He had been doing well and was SO max
Kussia Ills friends believe that ne Kill
gedl himself because ho was lomesick.
g7fORANGE. "A VA.--Ar David Ma y has
sold his two-story frame store building
on Main street. nea r railway. to Dr.. u.
b Perry. at nine hundred dollars
freight train was derailed this evening on
the Baltimore and Ohio, at Verona, which
caused n delay ct several hours. between
the Northern and Southern passenger
trains from Stnunton to Harrisonburg.
WlNCHESTER, V.a.-rFrank Linda
#Dtndamood. wandered from home Sunday.
afternoon and was not found until six
clock this morning. He was discovered
IN an exhausted condition By his uncle,
Stewart SForney. and could give no ac-I
count OF his absence over night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
PICKETT CAMP. aa
First Session Held Last Night.
Letter From Mrs. Halscy.

An exceptlona!ly large attendalnce p, !
in a session OF unusual interest; 4 num- m
Der Of matters We're discussed and the
members engaged In some lively by play
that was entertaining, and plea ;s s., y Y
ter from Mrs. Sue Mason Maury Halsey..
Of Gelmantown. Pa. who, was, recently
elected to honorary membership. MIS-.
Ha sey thanked the Camp for the beau
tifui Jewel it sent, and expressed her pro,
found appreciation Of the honor conferred
It was decided by the Camp to meet
at Union Station Church at 7;s0 o, q
tend the annual service Of the lakewood
Memorial Associaton, At Az a:$o o'cock: on
Will assemble at lakewood Cemetery to
participate In the annual memorial SER
.N.ct sNi8I Alts -G
Tie lad'ns5 VIII T,.e ~ entertainment
to tho Camp, next Monday evening, and
most delightful time is expected. TAe
members will attend in uniforms.
comrade. II. !. Soloman. drummer Of
tile First Virginia Regiment, wns elected
TO membership In the Camp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
live NEWS. FROM Old virginia

CAPE CHARLES. VA. April is.-The
dwelling or Mr.. j. 3. Jones, located OF,
Cherry Stone Greek. near here, was
! burned to the ground yesterday about
noon. together with all the household
goods. @ .s
MEMS Christian Association OF the Uni
for tie ensuing year, as follows: Adrian
s. Taylor, Of Mobile. Ala, president; Jas
gIhDrter Smith. Of $40 Paulo. Brazil. VICE
PRESIDENT; Oscar de Wolf Randolph, Of
K.vet side. ILL.,. recording secretary, and m.
t DA WILL vA.-rho Ant,-saloon
League will meet tomorrow night for
the purpose Of taking action 70 secure
candidates for the coming election. 1t IS
not supposed that the league proposes 70
good men to stand for the city council
b LEESBu RCi 81 Want. Madison Mon
roe, OF Unison. has been appointed by
Judge C. u. Nicol, or the Circuit Court,
superintendent OF the Almsllonsc for this
a LExiNGToN,8 WA mass meeting
w:1s held in the courthouse here satur-
day. in the interest OF public school edu-
cation, for the .puprose Of stimulating
greater interest In the public schools OF
ssG,t sh'pP q
Chairman OF the meeting, and Rev. Mr.:
Rowe. OF the Southern Seminary at
Euena Vista. secretary. Addresses were
made by DR.. George n. Denny..of Wash h,
Einston and Leo University, NJ. e II T.
;Paaton, DR.. a. n. Johnston and others.
Al, adjourned meeting will be he'd In
three weeks to organize q county ts; so
Il 'I I'M Judge r, W. saun-
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DELIVERED LECTURE.
Lieut.. Garden to Students Rich
mond College Last Night,

Lieutenant Godfrey Lynet Garden, Of
tho United States revenue cutter service,
delivered Il special lecture last night to u
large gathering of the students OF Rich
mond College The speaker set forth in
clear and effective Language the result
of very careful observations made in
shops and Industrial establishments IN
Europe and more particularly IN, Ger Ger
That while In labor,saving devices the
United States might claim supremacy, she
had much TO learn from Europe IN the
way Of economic arrangements of MA
chimes, disposition OF factory property,
The visit Of Lieutenant Garden was
very, WELCOME to the college. He q 4
and has much to say that is OF Interest.
He leaves to-day for Washlngtonsa and Lee,
where he also lectures.
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D AR. 5 ARE |! !. R !. I:
IN SESSION.
Two Thousand Members Of the
National Society Are5ill
Wasllillgtoll.t
4 BY Associated 3fPress.) /

il by AsSOClHteI4 II SSs y
yTAsIDINGT0N.$ d. G.. April 51s--'rhe
thirteenth annual Continental CONGRESS
Of the Natonals S ociety Of the I11aillgEters
or American Revolution convened here
,.-d.y with over 1000 delcSa..ss. alter-
mates and vislLprs lnauttef5isilncn.
The sessions will conta,u', t;lrnletsst ne
week. Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks, wife
of tho senior senator from indiana, rfe.
sided After prayer BY the CONGRESS, led
by tho chaplain general and lie sins
ing otWthe Star Spangled Banner, Mrs.
Fairbanks delivered her address OF wei.
G onte IN which she pictured thelwoEk ct
the society, recounted the progr ass OF
the memorial hall project al,t. tho plans
fer the dedication OF the hat &C TINS
r. Getting. Mrs. Maria P:lrdy Peck ct
iow,l.s in responding referred to nl3nser
achievements In the West and the I'M
rortance of the Louisiana Purchase and
the Lewis and Clarke expedition, and re-
gretted that no monument had ever peell
reared to tho memory OF the author OIL
Declaration of Independence.
,rhc Credentials Committee reported q
total at ,2Gl mem bars, \ 6s7 chapters. 80
national officers and 273 dele gates. The
afternoon session was devoted to constd-
Grafton oil amendments to the constitution,
none Of which was adopted. Receptions
occupied the evening and no session was
beJ,i 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
MISS sMARLOWE GUEST
OF Mr.. KESTER,# DRAMATlS1

&fl44& Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.) SI9
MT. VERN ON ON THE -POTOMAC,
April 1S.-Alr. Paul Hester, tho talented
young dramatist, Is entertaining for q
short time Miss Julia Marlowe and a
marty OF friends at his beautiful colonial
place, "Woodlawn Mansion, which was
once the home of Nellie Custis, Washing
toms adopted daughter. Among the party
are also Miss Gwendolyn Valentine. a
niece OF Miss N1arlowe. and Miss Ado
laide Alexander, whose former home was
"Gunston Hail. and who has many
friends here.
Knighthood Was in Flower" has been
played by Miss Julia Nlarlowe with
marked success for two seasons. Miss
Marowe considers Mr.. ISester's work very
fine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
5AsHEvILLE HORSE SHOW
Richmond Men as Judges
ernor to Open Tt.
,,.c,ul d mo 1' t

X,
ASIEVILLIl. N. ,,...533b a pril \ S,--AIucl
Interest is being manifested In tho .ishe'
Vile Horse SHOW, which opens Mt river:
side Park Tomorrow and cont nlles ~
two days The entries; y. Which num M e
All over the State, and various sections
Of tho country. a large u nunlbsT 1, OF
horse-show visitors oW II ~ arriving
= ciovernor Aycock has accented the In,
vitation Of the dlrel ors TO formally open
Tho following sent1efEmen VII WI 5 act o, 8
S Vnp: 4 Mr., Thomas n. Carter. 81. Rich
mond, va;,; and Major John = Bro ''l4'
q T T1hss Board OF directors or tit years
horse show j. composed q, Of the following WIZ
Esn,Iemen Az Va o W. FTt
Mr.. Thomas Wadley Raoql, M Y i 1. \ ~ y,
Littleheld. DR.. s, Westray Battle, NJ d,. w,
Tie trophy list is completed, For the
eighteen different classes. into when Inc nn
2i5 entries have been scheduled, nineteen
handsome cups have been donated.
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Ii, hundreds Of homes there Is presented
this same bitter spectacle-the mother
who feels no, Joy In having her children
ABOUT her, whose 1ulveriiig nor.es vince
of "a whip. H. Il tt III n FL H
TOO many discouraged woman or
n still more insIdous slimulAnt--nnd the
result Is nervous and physical wreck, ana
4 This tired, nerve-racked mother--Mrs.
Al. Il. Ellcn--was wise enough to build
up! her system and her nerve forces
quickly, Instead OF taking stiniulanl ~
like coffee to burn them up. She writes:
F II am the mother OF a large family,
and household duties completely wore me
out.
II became nervous and run down and
han no n npette. was SO nervous that
my childrcn's talk, which always amused
me. became n source OF irritation.
~ often wished l had no children.
About three weeks ago began. taking
Paine's Celery Compound, and II Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
PRETTY s ! /: DECORATIONS.

PRETTY EXPLORATIONS.
TO tho front OF the building is double
limo OF these booths, all autifullyade co-
rated II, flowers and fancy articles. Each
is presided over by one Of the ladies. The
booth where arc scores Of mighty tcmpt-j
Ing cakes of oil sorts and sizes is IN
charge OF Mrs John Goode. There is
4 a mysterious grab-bag, which Is the spe-}
cial care OF Mrs. NV. a. Crunlp.g Some OF
the wonderful things that are coming out
of this grabbing are making it Very
popular feature. Another interesting
place, for housewives more particularly.
is the Domestic Booth. where various
and sundry articles may be seen, admired
and purchased. This booth is in charge
OF Mrs. Harvey y. Davis. As 9ightEbc
exr.cted, there is a great rush for the
Candy Booth, since mankind cannot cx-i
list without candy. AT this particular
Candy Eooth, where Mrs. Hugh, y. Davis
presides, every conceivable variety Of the
cnnfection can be found. 3S Tho Doll Booth.
in charge OF Mrs. Curry,sis popular with
the children. and ther,e is a place for
particular mention. This booth is to
cigarettes may be Rad. The decorns'ons
lore arc OF the natural tobacco leaf AM!
.alrsAtly attractive
il IN ci,arE, OF the Bazaar Cnmnlittcc is
the Fancy Booth, which deserves more
thu men where tobacco and cigars and
right Of the entrance and is 4 maze Of
delight Ito tho women-folk, chcre are
some wonderful 81 hand worked articles.
hanlkerchefs and other things that are
exceedingly tasteful and beautiful. OF
like Importance in a different way Is the
restaurant to the rear where all the deli
cacles Of the season are served In ele-
CANT style The restaurant is under the
care OF Mrs. New, Mrs. Carter and Mrs.
White The special ice-creani department
is in charge of Mrs. Nuckols. Theatre
parties en- route for homo find the ba-
zaar which keeps open quito late ut
night, q convenient stopping place for a
light evening meal or a dish Of rarely
good cream. 3s3
A series Of entertainments In, been
scheduled and there are arumbe.' OF
Interesting evants that will add much
to the pleasure of the crowds. a tiE
dance will be given tonight in tho hal!
above the bazaar.
The proceeds OF the fair will go to the
benefit of the Chimborazo Hospital The
cause is worthy one, and appeals to
everybody. The bazaar ls in charge OF
.le Lady Board Of Managers.
Mrs. Iiarbaush is chairman OF the Ba-
zanr Committee ana Is 4. capable nan-
ngcr. Tho other members are Mrs y.
|$W Massie, Mrs. p. J. White Mrs II
j. Nnckols, Mrs. Aaron Greenwald, i MIS-.
NJ. s. Courtney and Mrs Nilllams'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
MAN AND WOMAN SHOT.
Negro Empties Double Barrelled
Gun at Them.

John Walker and Emma Nccowen, COL
orod, are at the City Hospital, suffering
from gun wounds inflicted by another
negro named Calvin Lee,
The three negroes ara relatives, and in
"A general quarrel In tho house at ST.
Peters ana Coutts Streets about S
o'clock, Lee got a doube-barreled shot
Gun aud pepnsred both the man ana wo-
mans
Ono load scattered over the head fnce,
side, hands and AIMS Of Walker; The 9th
er took effect in the right leg OF the wo-
man, Tho member had to he ampntated
by r)r 'rrepillian, assisted ny ots. Crunlp
aud llice. The negro man Will loss one
eye
trhe shooting attracted q largo crowd.
and in the excitement the negro Lee
made quick eSi'. w 70 an eariS honr
this mornlps he lad not hasn located,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Virginia and North Carolina
Postmasters.

Especial to The rimcs-Disnatcn)
wASulNGTON. n, c., April ls,r-INe
following fourf-class postmaslers We're
appointed today. ,,a,.,a,,,,,g co,n,.y
Robert il, Stcmbrjdge, vice James =,
pr Mart6 Carolina; casar. Cleveland rnun-
ty.-Hero Null, vice William Y, lt w, re-,
moved. C,roatan Craven enuntS,Ti'uWilli
1 Bailengcr vice Vino A. 'lolson, II,
p, irrnei. Hopart, Caldwell county, sam
uel a, Mccall vice p D. Ta III ies Wnad.
n,d v}co Johll II. Woodland resigned
Burpett's Extract Of Vanilla
ln5purity AMI strength pfs' emAnsa1s
superior, Any,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
an DETERIORATION Of. "a k.. PoLLock.

TO tie Voters OF Madison WARD N! rs 43s
81 T ask your support Of Gilbert Is. Pol
lock for re- election to the Council. 5s aS
Believing. as Il do, that It Is tho duty
of all citizens and taxpayers to watch
|tthe acts of their presentntives and ser-R
WANTS In the city government ! hav,s# fol-l
y lowed quito closely and carefully during g
+ the past two Years the ft1cial n acts ocj
I all aldermen ana councllmen, and It as
amy deliberate jud gnent that there is no
more faithful, energe tic. capable Or eff
fectiye representative II. either bra S11.
OF the Council than G. X. Poll oclS.g s$s
lIndson Ward should have the very
host councilmen we can secure nd q. Mis- q.
| Pcllocl should be retained as one Of y sits
TO him more than to
ANY other one member q tho Council g
: is due the credit for final approvasl OF
tho hasls and plan for reftlnding the
raturng city bonds. and + hope that y
vii! be the pleasure Of all thoug htful.F
se,f-resnectng voters IN Ma Olson Ward
i 70 vote for his reelection to the Coun-s
4 ell, as I am persuaded that It is greatly
/ to their interest to do so.
Respectfully.
RO. LEE TRAYLOR. IS;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
FOR FREE BRIDGE.
Chairman Pollock Calls Meeting
No. "a Tnlxe IF LIN. 1.-

/, Chairman Gilbert *, Pollock Of the
5snhcornmittee on Finance, having charge
~ Ia question ar a free bridge to Man
chester on the site OF tho Mayo Briags;
has called a. meeting OF that BODY lot
o'clock this evening. ,,.,.,, !,
committee from tho Chamber or com,
merce and business men relative to the
subject, and 10 fix time for Z contes-
ence with.n committee from tl'e Mhnehes'
Mr. Pollock is deeply interested Y IN, iha
proiect ana Is pressing It ~ the lnls ..st,.
or tho business men OF Rlcn'l'ona WIN
all possible yigGr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
bull CARIANS And
TURKS HAVE FIGHT

By Associated Presssl !, :,
sALONICA, EUROPEAN Rk ~ d
April lS-serious fighting has taken pla CO
hetweon the Turks ara Bulgarians -
lima. near Demir kapu. "a valley OF the
iyardar. sixty miles from Salonica). Many
were killed on both sides. $
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Having Fine Meetings.

N Dr..siI. NJ. Mercer continues the special
services a the Yves eNf Baptis Church..
ing DR.. Mercer preached to large con-
gregations Sunday. and gain last n Oh
the church was filed }almostfto over flows
Ing: There haye been number Ct con-
Services will be held III every evening
this week, the pas tor preaching.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Warm Fiqht Over License.

JEFFREss, VA. April 1S.--Some sew:
enty or eighty citizens Of Jeffress and
the surrounding country left. hero to- ga.
tify before Judge Barksdale tor. z and
against a license being granted W. Il.
Gooct to operate a. dlstillery near JEFF
fress. Both sides have employed fcoun-
sci and are confident of victory. a warm
fight Is promised
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
OPENING OF |.'|.F|
THE. |. B !. !.
Many Beautiful Booths Filled.
With Wonderful
Things.
FOR CHlMBoRAzo HOSPITAL
.i $500 y -.---- $3.50 II
Ladies Have Spared No Pains.
Rest11t5 Leaves Nothing 10
be Desired.

with an initial success that promises
much for the days to follow, the bazaar
being conducted under the auspices OF the
lady managers Of tho Chlmbornzo Hos
pita was opened yesterday at No Z
East Broad Street. III ~
Tho first night9was a brilliant and emil
nently successful one. Tho building Is
we'll adapted to the purposes Of a bazaar,
and was most admirably arranged In
every particular. The ladies were on hand
to see that everyone was made comforta-
bic and no visitor failed to be pleasantly
entertained. Quito a large number Of
people called Aand thriving business
was conducted at the little booths where
tits being endeavored to coin some need
cd fund.- for the Church Hill hospital.
Ono OF tho most agreeable features Of the
evening was concert given by the West
End Angels. This function occurred in
tho hail above the store, which was well
filled with people.
Tie baz.AAr will continue through this
week and 1t gives every promise oe
being a great success. It's centrally To-.
ca ted III a busy section OF the city, and
will command considerable interest and
patronage from TINT fact. apart from
this, however, the bazaar Is Of high
Quality that would and should win ntten-s
ton whercve. 1t might be located. The
interior is beautiful, and no labor has
been spared to make the booths theSYery
perfection Of dsintiness. Nearly every
Imaginable feature is represented In some
way and something can be found for
everyone who happens in, man. woman !
p,f chilli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
MISSISSIPPI NOW
Failing AT MEMPHIS

(By3 Associated F'rcss)
WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 1s-Tl>c
Weather Bureau tonight issued the fol-
lowing special river forecast:
Tho mississippi River IS 3s feet
above the danger line Mt Memphis and +.
falling: 1t is ass feet. 0s foot, above
the danger line at Vicksburs. md
+ will reach a stage at Nicksburg OF &
about Al feet within a week. At.New
Orleans the river is OF foot above :
tho danger line. 100 feet. and rising
slowly. With 4 prospect Of 1913 TO II
4 feet by April 26th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19

DOWNS VA.
Varsity Boys Lost by Poor
Fielding and Base
Running.
b e. N
DAME CARRIES ! = OFF HONoRs
Cole Pitched Superb Ball--sons
Of Fair Harvard Played Excel
lent and Ran Bases Well,
DAN EL CARRIES OFF HoNoRs
>cn.a,a,3 ! !, ,r,,,e ,1,,,ne..n,sn,.,,

ts;pecial to The Times-D lsnatch.) J
vvASIINGTON,5 y. ca April ls.--Har.
ward defeated Virginia In this city this
afternoon by teh score OF II 10 1,
There was a. large crowd to SEQ the
game which was somewhat dIsappolnt-
Ing. The Virginia team has good ma
tcrial In II, but It needs much practice.
The feature of tile game from their side,
was ragged fielding and slowness 10 take
advantage Of opportunities to catch men
on bases. 8
Tho pitching Of Cole in the latter por.
ton OF tho game was superb, and had
probably expected, the score would have
been different. 53
Daniel played fine game in right field.
and made one q single and t1rcc.;
Dagger. He is q son Of Senator Daniel, i
and the Virginians among the spectators
evidently expected him to do much to-,
wards making reputation for the tear
this year.
"a Harvard played d good. consistent game
from the start. the feature being excel
lent base running.
Cole In the latter part OF the game.
was put In as a pitcher and distinguished
himself
Tho Virginia team and large number
OF rooters from the University returned
to Charlottesville Tonight.
j ,3S3 HARVARD. a as
Randall II,
GARRISON g. f.........
Stevenson, r.. f.........
Greenough. $. 8 ".
Bolt tom 2b ........ .
Quigiy, c.H..............se I
n VI i ! i :.
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PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND

blessed medicine. IT. certainly has re-.
stored my temper and appetite. Ny ner-
3vousness has ali disappeared. an
grateful for the discovery of SUCH greatt
remedy" MRS. a. r.. ELLEE, MOUNT
Washington, Pa. 5g is
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Be Sure to Read the Ads in Thursday Dispatch That's
HER BABIES .PRATTLE TORTURED HER.

soften Wished she
Had No She Is Bright son1 CHEEKY Wen Quickly
Nerve vtzer and Tonic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19

Davidson, 6; Clemson, 8.
fe--75,- - rho Times Dlsrntch.)
~ CHARLOTTE, y. G.. April 1s.--In {;
holly contested game this afternoon la,
wilson College defeated Clemson Cpl
lcge by a score Of to B. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19

Cincinnati, avg. &c. 1oo3.-"f heartily
recommend Pnlne's Celery Connonnd, a !,
I have used 1t for several purposes ana 1.i
keep 1t constantly IN the horse,i;. e.. /, say az
Once used, always Enthusiastically N the
case OF ailng er.''--Miss Essio Lloyd,
1851 Russell Street. .N
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test: SANFORD MCGOWAN ana
aJ 4. n I .E,ser>1T u " g7717 i9if75I1isE

With tho above information before yo,
don't rail at fate, but simply blame YOUR
:Tninted, blood mar,ifssts itself In the form
Ulcers in tho Mouth or on the Ton HHnsi 8,
the Hair or Eyebrows. and finally n J.ep
II you have any ono OF these symptoms
druggist a nd rat a bottle of
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-16
LOWER WADF DOUBLE TIMEVALDFZ ROAD
Recommended By Gen. Gree
 ly for Al ska Soldiers

The hardships of army life in Alaska; especially at the Yukon river posts, are SD severe that the war department pro poses to require soldiers to serve there for short periods oniy, says a Washing ron spatch of the 7th.
 Gen. Greedy, the chief signal officer of the army, many Of whose men have endur,d special hardships there, has recommended that au amendment be attach Co ths army bill this winter permitting service tune in Alaska to be counted double. Several cases are cjed in which soldiers have become sane sfJ ? long service at i,' lated po-ts iu the far north, a it is man -l.u-d that life there for a protracted peri d has a bad effect on the men, both physica ly and mentally.