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The daily tribune., 1904-11-05
Goes to Longmont.

John O. McCreery. manager Of the
Pasblo Drug company has resignt d
his position and will leave Monday
for Longmont. Colo whore he will
engage in business for himself. Mr..
McOreery has occupied bis present
position In Pueblo for . number Of
years and during thas time had made
many friends. II 10 stated that Mr..
McOreery together with . partner has
purchased the largest drug store in
Longmont and will engage immeci-
ately In its management. IF ueblo
Chieftain.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

"You never heard of an old bach.
elor looEing under the bed to 80 II
there was . woman under IL. did
you ?" asks the Las Anlmas (CaiH }
Democrat. Not whom thsre are mice
in his nat or rats in his garrett
Western Publisher.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

Watch for our announcement Of
Toys and Holiday Goods . little
later ON.
Az usual we will be headquarters
for these lines.
We have bought heavier than ever
this fall and will have something to
show you worth while.
The Boston Store.
H-St jack Bros. Props.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

The Colorado Passenger association
has authorized holiday rates for stu
dents and teaShers Of ono fare sol tho
round "trip. which allows teanhers
and students in Colorado to 60 home
for holiday visit. A rate Of one
and one fifth Of double the regular
fare has bean made for ths Arkansas
Teaohers' association. which nssts
in Pueblo Nov. IS.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

The Royal Neighbors last night
celebrated theiy fourth anniversary -
. local lodge In tLis city. Four new
applications were considered. After
the work WAS concluded the tables
were spread and An elegant luncheon
was enjoyed by all.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

The N. e. Juniors will serve din.
ner at Mr.. Mupson's Bycicle shoD on
election day for the accommodation of
friends. The Juniors solicit the pat.
ronAge Of the public.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

A plodder In kustneo always -
lieves that advertising dossn't pay.
He simply ssts around and takes what
happens 70 come his way.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

Tiokets 70 poinas sass Va H. Mis-
souri Pssihe froa Oanos City. snd
statfons west thereof. VIII allow par
chassfs side trip frsa Pusb1o 10 Dsa-
vsr and rstazn whsn ds6tr0d Plsass
bsa1 this IN mia 4
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

Morgan Williams 10 opening up
another coal mine between Florence
and Rockvale. where IL 10 thought he
will secure at least four foot vein
Of very fine coal.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

The N. e. Juniors will serve din
ner At Mr.. Munson's Bycicls shop ON
election day for the accommodation Of
friends. The Juniors solicit the pat
roDage Of the public.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

". p. Hillix 10 confined 70 his
home today suffering from au attack
OF inflammation Of the bowels. Mis-
CLARA 10 tending the store today.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

Out Of ten candidates On the
democratic county ticket ealy
six Of them pay any taxes.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05
MlsceLLANe0Us RATES.

nss,asskaas of rssVsss 80 ssaAsAs,ss -
eseA-
oeis.assss - - ios Ssr sssa ~ svsr -
tnGA-
(arAs II sAasks. ~ sssA.
Ossplay advsrtls1ng rasns aaAo hnDUn -
aDpAtaasaan.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

The ministerial aasoeis tiea will
meet Monday 1880 .. n. u the n.
z. pArsonass. Parker will rod
. paper.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05
0-0

Bring your tsvslry asd wsseh vesa
to Z n. Howells. sstisfactioa sssr.
auteed. 0-0
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

Peter wshl had . ssvers hs0ceru
Lest night asd 10 In I'D shAps.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

Tho Globes big sale. elorhing
shoes and dry goods. B8.4t
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

Try one Of our suits tor that boy
who 10 90 hard on his CLOTHES.
There's no satisfAotion in putting .
poor suit on . boy-a suit ,at wont
stand the strain.
A boys suit ought TO Be equal to
the abuse It will get.
We have Boys suits in double
breasted. single breasted. two and
three pieces styles.
Price ranges from SIS TO $500.
These suits are made from selected
fabrics.
Made to stand abuse.
Still are stylish and handsome.
We take great pleasure in showing
the new styles to mother.
The Boston Store.
Jack Bros. Props
The daily tribune., 1904-11-05

There's lot Of you hne women
folks" said . oolored preaoher. dat
comes to church and ssss every hat In
the congresation-every hat but one.
de one dat the Lord passes right un-
der yo' nose for help in His cause
and to save your own black soulsi"
We suppose many white preachers
have the same cause for complaint.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
VIRGINIA DIVISION
ARMERSINSURANCE
Meeting at Chester and Report.
! OF Excellent Con-
.ditions,
I Especial to The Times. Dispatch)

3STsSi special TO Inc 51lnleS.DlSE)ALCll,)S
CHESTER, VA August DIT he a yir-
ginla Division farmers Mutual Benefit
Association met here to-day. The follow
Ing officers and directors were present;
John s. Taylor president; Charles N,
Friend. general agent, secretary and
treasurer; James Bellwood, n illiam a.
iBlanlsingship. MI lton McLaurine, =. b
Booth. F, o. r bertson,s 4. o. Sandy.
q. NJ BerEh, Q, b. Bergh and 7, s.. Eberly.
The secretary's report shaved Z the cons
pany TO be In a flonrlshing cond lion, and
a constan increase In sp0pu arity and
membership, with all losses paid.
k The Enon Sunday school had their an
inual picnic yesterday at Enons Church,
Miss Leone Coleman, Of Kentucky, was
present, and Is a;fYistor to rela ives lY-
ing near Enon, s.3. 81.
mr.. and Mrs. Charles p, Friend, OF
Manchester. who have been spending q
months outing here, returned yesterday
to their home in Manchester. SS3 s
IA Mr., John T riend, Of Manch Ter, who
has beer six yea rs In the +slondlk Ike, seek
Ing gold, has returned for a visit home,
and was IN the syll lage yesterday and to-
4 Nh II. Ii. Friend, $or this. place, and
w n, Gregory, of Roanoke, have Just
returned from q three weeks fishing
tour ON the seaside. Mr.. gregory says
lie caught one fish and Mr., E'rlend -four
Mr.. A. q. Jordan is conducting a pro-
itYacted meeting at IYey Memorial Church,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
MANY y FED Fl .:
Appomattox Association Meets
in a Land Of Plenty. 81

Special to The Times Dispatch,
FARA1VLLLE. VA, August rs. -The one
hundredth session Of ppomattox BAPTIST
Assoela Ion convened Tuesday at Sharon
(6andy Riyer) Z Church.
" The centennial, sermon. was preached
by Rev, r. Il Warren. The session con-
itinued three days adjourning his after
, The officers Of the assoclatlonsthls year
were elected as ollows J: Rev w. u Ship
mar, mod erator; Rev, John 3, lliams,
elflN aff s Of not
large ag ls usual upon. meg ings Of this
day was fully up to, the ayera Sc In num-
lbers. i IS b i, l3ss s.! 81 81 (
Tho. address on the historytand develop.
men Of a Ppoma ttox Asso clatlon, by Rev.
Hugh g: u Smith. was admlrab le.s Rev. =
fine address on the growth Of eyange llsm
The GOOD people Of Sandy River neigh
borhood had an abundance y 9 ca I, tor
and on Wed nesda y; when the crowd was saa
estimated to be between 200 and 800,
all We're fed at the same time, and not
one dissatisfied could be foundS B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
e Splendid Hospitality
DAY OF SPORT.
Crewe Entertains Large Contin-
oa,,4ef5i Ernrn n Neipl1 f1nrir1 o. Cities.

gents From N eighBoring Cities.
Especial to The Times: Dispatch.l
Ell CREME. va, August 2255 rs. The day Of
sports gotten up Tuesday by Mr. 9. N.
Waterhouse. secretary OF 81 the Young
Mems Christian Association, assisted by
the $townspeople, and for the benefit Of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
proved success IN every particular.
The early morning train brought the
.Farmville baseball team. the II 80, q
large contingent OF ladies and gentlemen
to witness the sports. The I'll excursion
from Petersburg arrived at $3.50, bringing
a large crowd. There were 4 about 500
people on the grounds. e; II II
Il The principle feature OF the forenoon
was the baseball game: Petersburg VS..
fCrewe score ssto In favor Of Peters
burg. the White Ribbon Band from Pc
stersburg furnishing lively music during
the game. 5gs3 ri s II
Dinner was served 4 by the Ladies'
Auxiliary in a large vacant building. The
Brunswick stew ~ was lin charge OF Mr..
Davis Allen. 81 whose proficiency along
that line goes without telling. 4 In theEaf
Sternoon the greasy pig contest furnished
lively and exciting sport. Mr.. a.. p.
fDraucher winning the contest by catch
Ing, the ri Is. s5 &; sl3 58 III
ss851 -Four horses were ntered in the contest
for the most stylish horse, Mr.. u. D..
SJones's horse. Blackstone. winning first
prize, which was a handsome riding sad
die. presented by Mr.. a . B. Oliver
IN che basel II game between Farmvllle
and creWe proved interesting. and we'll
matched. score being 5 to Il In favor Of
3Crewe. AT s F.. NJ, 1.-THE Wrecker's
Daughter" q three-act drama. !, was play
ed by local talent ana greatly enjoyed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
A8SHORT CUT
Asheville Merchants Get Even
With SloW-Paying Customers.

Especial to IS The b Times Dspa tch.) {S IL
e ASHEVILLI1,$ 81 N. q, August rs: Sew
1T hard to collect bills due from various
employees OF the Southern Railway III:
this section. have y recently devised and
put into operation a Their sharp game
to- collect from those who have failed to
pay them. Some of those who have felt
the pressure brought on them by this
new plan are exceed lngly wrathy. & and
legal, but at the same time admit that
the scheme Is one 4 tina ii will cost money
to eYade. 81 n 35a "a n
II The law IN North Carolina does not
permit OF the property Of a resident OF
this State being garnisheed or attached
for debt except in unusual cases, us
Where the debtor is removing from the
draw his money thout& fear Of attach
sment, The creditor can sue and recover
Judgment, but this action will not avail
him anything unless the debtor has COM
siderable property. Being aware Of this
by sad experience, some OF gtheynlerchant5
of this city got togeth and sen = their
claims to an attorney In Richmond. Va
The debtors being residents Of North q
Carolina. and not residing In Virginia,
attachments were procurablo in that
State The Richmond attorney to whom
the claims were sent garnIsheed the
Southern Railway and tied IN the money
4 due certain employees OF this section
The employees had no notice OF this pro-
ceedlngs until; they appeared 10 draw
their salaries on the Goth OF the month,
when they We're told by tho local agent
that the Southern Railway had N beeli
served with a writ Of garnlshee, and
unless the TeInplo Dyes defended the suits.
at Richmond the COMPANY would have to
nav the attached wages to the creditors.
: Charles r.. Webb. local attorney for
the Southern Railway, When asked about
the matter. said that! the proceeding
We're fraud on the Virginia court, be-
cause neither the plaintiff nor. the de-
PENDANT resided In that State, This opin-3
Ion affords the acknowledging satls faer ,
tsityS of paying a Richmond lawyer to dee
5fend the suits.
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The NINTH
DISTRICT
Wysor and Tucker Address a
Large Crowd at Graham
in a Tent.
MANY LADIES ARE PRESENT.
They Wore Badges III Honor Of
the Eloquent Standard Bearer.
Speak at Pulaski.

(specialto The s-Dlspatch.)


GRAHAM, VA, August 26.----Ti1e DEM a
socrats had rousing time here Tuesday ~
night. IIo1t j. g. Wysor, Demociaticss
nominee for Congress and Hon. Harry try ST
George Tucker, elector at large, addressed
large an dentiusiastio crowd. Ample
preparations for a big time had been
made by the Democratic organization
here. They had secured the use OF the
tent and band OF s. II. Jolln's Bright
Lights, In order to accommodate the large
crowd. ts5ls !5 SfS &
Al o'clock the fine assembly Of Demo
Gratis filled the tent almost to- overtlo W.
Ing, fully eight hundred persons being
present. probably the largest audience lie, Y; e
Mr.. NNysor. has had since he began his
campai gn Merry e-fourtii Of the audi lfl-
Mr., ID. C.. Burton introduced Mr. Wy
sor inSa short, appropria te and ELOQUENT
speech &ll.
~ Mr.. Wysor spoke for two hours, and
ably discussed all the issues Of the COM
ing campaign The speech made here was
ono OF his best. It was full Of humor,4
pathos and wit, at tines bringing foith55
bursts OF 3tmirth and again the pplausa5
OF the assem- bied multitude. His a.ralgn-I
ment Of MIR. Roosevelt and Mr.. Siempi
was terrific. He did not are them and;
and the sentiment Of the crowd was fully
expressed IN frequent applause. In con-
GLIDING Mr.. Wysor fndulged IN H flight
OF elequence. as III n fs sSs s +
3S Mr.. g. w 4 Doak IN roduc ed MIR. II cker.3
Mr. Tucker spoke for ething ever an
hour, and It is said, made the best speech
he has made since he has been In South
5yrest irpir1t ia Ia held f1ng larc yyd
In close attention until almost idnis ht.s
Mr. Tucker. entered into o. concrete ar
.gum9nt8 OF the tariff and showed up that
question quite plainly, VI
n. ROOsEVELTISM.ai H S5is5
8 He fully discussed the cause and effect
81 Mr.. Roosevelt's attitude towards the
South and the Southern people. He then
cited and explained case after case of
Mr.. Roosevelt's en- tire disregard of con-
stitutional r hts.iS Mr.. S Tuck r. 81 speechs
was very able and eloquent, and made a;
fine Impression. He Is doing goo d work
In the South Besides making ferci-i
BILE speeches, he is one OF the most COM
panionabre men, and Is perhaps the great
est mixer IN the Commonwealth Ap-
parently without effort he makes a stran-3
ger introduced to him feel easy and com
Portable. At the u conclusion OF his ad-
dress he made an eloquent appeal to the
audience to enlistsin behalf of the nations
al Democratic ticket and Mr.. 1vysor.. j3s
This his is the first occa sion In which,
badges have been worn In honor OF Mr.
5HVysor. They adorned both Il ladies ana
gentlemen ts5i
The Democrats are jubilant and are
going to work. G ham will give a good
Democratic ma jority, 4 a nd Mr.. Iyysor5 Is
almost sure to reduce II he Republican
ajority in TazeWell county. r 4Bs S3s528
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
WEST HANOVER
RESBY Terry ] j
Plumme T. Jones and Carl S.
I'm M attlleWs Licensed to
Preach.

. Special to The Times lspatch.)
.FARAIVILLE, 5Y4 \, August 2S.-One Of
the most interesting OF all the meetings
that the r res ytery OF West Hanover
has held ha $ been In session since Tues
day evening Il in the FarmYille Presby-
terrain Church. IA IN the a bsence OF the
last mod Rev. =. F, r.. Mccoy.
of Gum Springs. Va, the Presbytery
was opened with a sermon by the Rev.
e. u Petrle, D. 81 z, !. Of Charlottesville.
Va. DR.. Petrie was unanimously elected
moderator. III. 5E
Professor o.. p Dunnington OF the de-
sprtment Of physics Of the University or
Virginia, was elected recording clerk.
yYednesd day morning the Presb terry pro-
9ceeded to the AeXamina ton of two young
men who were appearing for ord ina ton.
They we're Rev. Plummer4i 7. ones, Of
New Store Buckingham coun ty. and Rev,
Carl s. Iatthews, formerly Of North
Carolina, now supplying churches i'll
Orange county. The private and public
.examinat ton of Bs these fE two E8yo ing men
occupied a large part or the day. and We're
very sa It's factory, as well as interesting.
to the large numberiof people who heard
them. Each young man preached O. SER
mon, 5s. istt S5 al III i5f3;g *
sEslIo AZ Oh'SSoE tWSAS
on the text: ~ Pray Without ceasing,s' K
and Of Mr.. Matthews on the oath Psalm,
Both the sermons and the lectures We're
highly spoken Of, and the young men
made avery !: favorable inn preston on the
sPresbytery and the congregation who
heard them, .s3i
4 "a delightful lunch was served on the
grounds by the faithful ladies' Of the
church each day at 1 o. clock, sjs az
On Wednesday, afternoon the Presb ytery
dissolved the pastoral relations existing
between the Rev. j. g. McAllister and
the Farmvilla Presbyterian Church, res
leasing him for his Law work as ad junct
professor OF Hebrew In 4 Union z ologi-
ical Seminary. Richmond, Va. WI X
The report on the state of religion In
the churches Of tho Presbyt cry was given
by the delegates sfrom each; church. In
not a few cases a gratifying report was
given, and on the whole the work of he
iPresbytery In churches having regula
pastors seemed to be In good condlt lon,
7. This morning a sermon was preached
by Rev, DIR. Richard AlcllWaine 4 at Which
time tic ga crAment Of the Lord Supper
was administered, AT s O. clock this eeVe-
Ming the jPreshyterlal sermon on i he In.
spirationn was preached by Rev, J, Gray
AicAlllster The meetings We're well att
tended by not only Ioresby terlans,5 but IA
number Of their friends Of other denorni-
nations, & 5 tx iis355 IL s5Eig s5s @ 5 az
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fculpeper. va; second, Masterpiece clar-.
once Moore, Chevy Chase third, Mr.. Jor-
ricks, Clarence More. Chevy Chase.
Matche pairs. fifteen and ope-half
hands and under First I. Ioxtra News and
wood and Mckenzie. Hale and CARRIER,
Nokesyille; third, Mamie and Carlena.
8. Russell Smith,, Culpeper, "a. AZ
Ss Horses In single harness. five years
and over, fifteen and one-ha1f q hands and
over First, Sarah Q. Hale and CARRIER,
Nokesville, Va. second. Postscript. G. G.
West, aliddIetown, Ohio; third. Lord STAFF
ford . g. @. West, MI d dletown, Ohio. S8
a#R{ Ladies, park hacks, RI to ~ be ridden by
ladies at walk. trot and canter-F>irst,
Robin AdaIr. John w. Car ter, Warren
ton: second, Lord Chesterfle cid. NY.
Carter; Il bird, Lord olden. Herman jill
man, Wnrrenton, w n 81
HI Pack OF five couples OF hounds and three
hunters, shown by masters or huntsmen
with two whips, open to all recognized
hunt clubs First. Cameron Run Hunt
Club, G. Fl. Smith, mas ter; second Chew
Chase Hunt Club, Clarence Moore. master;
third. American Hounds, @. G. Eastman.
IS Four IN hand teams, to be shown to a
suitable vehicle First, Hale and CARRIER.
Nokesvillc. Va: second, G. g. est, 2 Mid
sdletown, Ohio :ss l;, # 5s, 33Ss5
d Hunters, ridden by ladies over jumps
not to exceed four feet-Fir st, Garnett
Ripple. Mrs. CORTLAND Smith. AZ exam ,sit
5dria Va; second VI Blazeaway ohm s.
Gaines. yVarrenton; II third, Archligh J.
Nv. Carter, Narrenton. Va. g$ss
Sporting tand ems irst. Kenwood a. and
Josephine, Hale and CARRIER. Nokesville
second, Rogers Br hers. hamilton. Va.;
third, n. NJ. Luttrell, d. plane
CORN THAN class open to- al hunters
FHIE n.y.. . y e M
fond 3 Chan d Lee, c.. H Smith: third.
Forest Queen, II. NJ. Luttrell.
Middleweight r and heavyweight hunt
fers, & over jumps not exceeding four and
one shalt h feet-Fr Mr.. Jarrocks, Clar'
9ence Moore, Chevy-c Chase; second, Gar--
nett Ripple, Mrs G. Il. Smith; third.
Forest Queen, II, n. Luttrell,, . elaplanrle,
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PICNIC AND
FISH FRY
Governor Montague Makes Fine.
Address at Horn
Quarter
POLK MILLER WAS W. ! THERE Il: Err |:
Entertainment Under Auspices
Of Hanover and King William
Good Roads Association.
lsn ~, 3 80 rlr,es. plspateh.)

Ii .f4.iA
# ESPECIAL 10 The Tires DispatchO
ETNAl MILLS, II VA, August 2s.--The
tasket picnic and fish fry given under tie
auspices OF the Hanover and King Will
liam Good Roads association. at Horn orr
Quarter plantation to-day, was q grand
success. The managing committee hah
left nothing undone that would i add 70
the pleasure and comfort Of the Gro wt VIZ
which numbered about fifteen hundred.
The meeting was opened with pray or py
8r,rf IRA zier. Of the Southern Educational
Eoard. president ]. B. Smith, Jr., made
the welcome address. Roosevelt Page
T esq making most happy reply--p1rraac;-
tlcal sensible and full OF good roads, y. ~
we'll as OF wit and hun1or. tier MI
Pages talk Polk Millers - gu artette sang san
d jubilee song. e 4
The Speeches.
BIT Then President, HI B.. Smith introduced " q
Governor Montague who made me ,I pcse
specch Oh good roads ever heard IN + ing
William county. The Governor was ls'! lis-
tened with marked attention ana was
time and again applauded III
~ Folk hiiller,s quartette sang anotherl
live coon song, which was followed 4 by
"a speech from Capt J ohm Lamb.
f35 Dinner twas then announced. ne IS ID!
dies had brought large bask Is OF ham,.
shote, mutton. chicken. pickle and sweets.
The ta BILE prepared tor the coca
SION did not begin to hold the contrlpu-
TONS and the supply Of q fish was not
consumed. a log IRE was built colored
cooks hired and frying pans were busy
from early orning till late In the day.
Among tire prominent men on the
grounds were Governor Montague, Lieu
fenant-G Governor Nv lizard, Cong ressman q.
John Lamb. Judge Flee. Of ISsing VIII vi
liam county; Judge Gwat thine P Fl 81 =.
:. Slubbs. OF William and Mary College;
u. q. Egg1eston, Secretary OF the Com
monweatth; ". "A. Willeroy. membe Of
the Legislature from King w llllaH; u.
B. sVaug han, s r. n M. Boxley, and thers.
I'm the afternoon Lieutenant Governor
Willard and f. @. Folks, a. former mem
her OF the legislature, made in teresung
and instruc tive talks. Polk Miller, with
his quartette, entertained la ter on, and
made the crowd shake with lau ghter at
his jokes and songs Isl
n Carriages. uggiesS and wagons met the
al ovid from Richmond at Hanover and
carried them to the picnic grounds. S
& Surely it was a day long to be remem-
hered by all present
Splendid Hospitality
A. number Of the guests including Gov.
lsernor Montague. were entertained with
Jewish hospitality by Mrs. II. Y q. Smith,
the lady OF the fine old mansion on Horn
Quarter plantation, owned by President
Smith. OF the Good Roads Asso ton,
and those from Richmond VINO returend
tonight are hlghU comply entar q y
management OF the affair by Secretary
Eubank. who was Il everywhere at once
end untiring in preparing comfort and
pleasure for the Wis itOrS. 81 .s5 e5f
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a Cure for. Asst lima

Phe worst cal ess OF Asst INA in the world
4 succurnb readily; to the one great cure
\ that never fails, plr, Rudolph schlff-
mann's Asthma Cure almost performs
mira cles. Il. Il
,${8 5s Mr. II. NJ. Spencer, 1880 Vermont Ave-
nue.. Toledo, 9, \, says ~ Asst lima has been
growing on me for three years, until last
summer he attacks became 50 severe
that many nights Il spent half the time
gasping foy breath, Doctors seemed to
i give no relief Wlla teYerS and A felt there
was no hope for me, When a drug clerk
Recommended your Asthma Cure. i is EFF!
fecl ia truly magical and gives complete
relief In from 2 to 8 minutes =
Sold by all druggists sat 5Ocs and 81. co.
4 Send 81. stamp to Dir, r. Sehi ffman nm, Box
sos. st. P9ul. Mimi for a,stfgee sample
package. lI II
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PULASKI MEETING.
" WJys 'e,l and Tucker ddressj
Three Hundred PEOPLE. .a.a

lspeclal j to s The Times Dispatc 81 q
PULASKI. va, Angus I 81. -Hon. & no
Wysor ad dressed the voters Of : Pulaski
today In. speech OF one and a half!
was followed e by Hon Fl. y ST. George.
Tucker Of licking ton, one OF the electors
at large for Yirglnia, In an able and In;
q Both spea kers dealt with cts and fsflE-;
sures, and the Issues so OF the ScaInpaiEn
We're ably discussed. Fully three hundred
people We're present,
All ndications now point to the election,
of Wysor as congressman from the Ninth,
I District. F pulaski co unity will give him q
fine majority. a
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LEAVE8R1CHMoNpSDA Dali ~
4 20 T, A. Nh ORt'OLk LIMITED. Arrives
WaXerly and sufroik IA & Is -. &.
i ~ 9: e NJ, EMPRESS Bprs.
5Parlor Car, Petersburg Y to- Ilynchburg IA and
toanoke. II llmang Sleepers{ Roanoke to 4S ST.
Louis. Blneheld to Cincinnati II also Roanoke
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