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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-16
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
JAPANESE RICE MILL CO. LTD

The fourth annual regular meeting OF
the japanese Rice Mil Co, Ltd, was
held on the Sth day of January 1904,
and the following officers and directors
were elected to serve for the ensuing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
DEATH OF c OIL. MORRIss.
Well Known Gentleman Passes,
Away at sA dvanced q Age. 3S5.Il D

IL The death Of Colonel Robert Fielding
Morriss 5occrrredt{nt 1l0& O. lock y est r.
day III forming Mt I he home 4, O. his SON.
Mr. Clapmtln5 wv Morriss, 20. 512 n rtll
Seventh Street, Y si8
En- Colonel $Aiorriss was seventyzfour years
OF agc, and vas one of the we'll kno wnt
residents EofstlleScity. He was ~ son OF
tho late Richard G.. Morriss and sdau CHI
ter Of Major Charles Yancey, Of Buck
inghan# collnty,swho wasSthe son Ola
5Ilugmcnot minister, the Rev. Robert
sYapceyI many wears ago3 rector OF Y a.
parish Of the 1J EPISCOPAL Church, in Louisa
county, Il Colonel iNIorrlsa was gradua TED
with marked 9distinctior fror,f.tl1s Vlr-
!rlnitL4 Military Institute In 1851 III e was
for some years cnga god lin tho business
of mining engineering. q During the war
lie took anaactive interest IN tn Il Coli
sfct1,eratc cause: For. this af Sc Ice he
raised ten companies. one Of which 4 he
equipped entirely and also betrayed TO g
large extent tho expense Of aquipping the
other nine. n l ( !. y. q
SlIo was .assigned 10 the staff Of General
C. W. Smith, with the rank ofecalonef,
and nit Slns charge OF the Engineer corps
Of thnt3 comrnapd. 35' s
colonel 4 Morrfss was a Christian gem
5tlennnE of high literary attachments. .tle
leaves two sonsHand one sist VIA: NJ !.
5Chnpman W.,&Morriss, of5thls! city; Mr.
Robert III N1pgrlss Of fBu ingllaimt, az and lt
Mrs, 8 Nelson l,arnt, .of FLOYD s3iS3F Avenue.
With otheHraiati Aes and .fHlenas e q mos.rn
The III funeral Will Take place froS his
Sres idence No:851e Nortlly sew S.ltl,% Street
40 4 r. M. to-moTro,Y: The Inter
s1ncrt will be IN IIoll ywood n .;s S1s q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
Harvard Il cJarsnlarl's Health

81, were positively painting when when YOU
II cams in at the end I of tho race. VI @am
Il sure You are getting heart disease y us
not the old grad whoSmakes this ob1ectt13 !,
to the 81 ght-oar shell game. IS the oid
amt She is sure that the dear boy ;
health las suffered and thntsne - gong
to3 have pains in his chest It is forSller,a
therefore, TINT Or, AIeylan has prepared .f
statistics proving that II You go Q 4 liar
ward and wish 81 TO live long You mad
better iointh crew. These statistics are
no, incidental clippings from warrant
streams OF rlimor. They are the result
o. personal Investigation. Every living
Harvard onrsman has been examined
either bv his family physician orsby Or.
,A1eylan himself And this is what mas
been found out: From 1852 to 1882 thu
Harvard varsity boat accommodated loa.
!. 7nen; ; d 20 OF these men still throngi;1o
! 1Iaryard's jubilee: OF the thirty-two VINO
sulfYe died onar nix can be said by their
lost ingenious friends to have sllccumped
to disease Initiated or even accelerated
by over-exercise. In short, accordcllns 70
e TIC American experiences table "a { mortal
Siity. used by the life ihsurance companies.
u lie man In the boat may ssxpect to4iiVe5
a 2sS years longer than his fellow students
with the horn.-C Chicago Tribune
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
COLLEGE GAME
OF BALL TODAY
5rhc Spiders and the NEEDS to
Cross Bats at Broad
Street Park.

Manager Bragg, OF the Richmond Col
lese baseball team. has secured TIE scr-
vices O { Mr.. stanley .Bigbec. of this GitS'
as coach for the Spiders. and Mr.. Big
bee has already entered upon :. the Gus -.
professional bali players turned out from
this city in the laGt few years none o c,ssno
Than than Stanley Blgbee Under his thoroush'
training II is predicted that 1 tha hnrs
teams in the State. 4, ,s :. ~ .i,,$
he ,,i;, we'd this a afternoon with the Medical
College team prastise game W.n th l,
81 victory for tho sicds. and 1t Is said
that bend eTsry =, n d f % Ne ch.
%mond boys claims that since Bigbee has
taken the team ana that there ,,red ha g
that tho Spiders will carry OF the palm
of victory, a I'll 1, ,s !. -,
r-rcet tho two teams this afternoon at u
O'clock at Broad Street Park
The Spiders viii meet the Il.teh'gf tea team
on April "a. aa zigY{ IA, si y j:s5 ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
.SH0CK0E COUNCIL.
HAS A BIG J. !. FEAST
Nineteenth Anniversary Disti in
gttishcd With a Banquet
at Murphy's. n.
at NIurplly's $.

Shockoe Council, Royal Arcanum, cele-
brated lis nineteenth anniversary last
night ina fitting manner y.
The members about three hundred
strong, assembled In their council cham
her at the Masonic Temple, Regent ]. 8.
lyyoodburno raped the council to order,
and business was begun with vim.
seven candidates were Initiated and q
number tof'applications were pa ssed upon.i
After the (routine of4business tho couls
oil closed and the members lined
2lp lii ltwos, and headed s,'by tho r;lnd
Regent. Rev. II. ~ e AfcEaden, anu I'ast
Grand Regent r. W.. Arnold. Of Alex
andrIa, marched into the dining room OF
Murphy's Hotel to partake Or the
annual banquet.
This function, which lis eaG erly y q wa tied
every year,, was particularly fine this
time. Il All tho dclicaoes Of tho season
were provided. Tho members We're seated
around seven tables, and Past Regent
wv II pabneya acted as toas TN ster,s I he
speakers were Rev. IT.. McFaden.s
Colonel r., Mt;lArnold, Judge y. g. Rich-.
sardson. Councilman u. Nv, Minor, Cal plain
Nv. C.. Myers. Dr.2A. c. Brown Jr., AID.
Jackson8J. Al Neugebauer,l w, y. Gar
lick, II. il. Butler. John 4 r. Wright anu
James u, Beck. Tho speeches We're al ~.
promptu, but they We're right to ast he,
point and We're we'll received, i The collll-s
eli was warmly congratulated #on Its
rnpld$progrcss. q
The members resolved to increase Its
membership to LOCO by the next anni-.
versary.
Among tho prominent members Of tho
order, seated around the table We're; Rev.
+, !, McFaden. grand regent Council
man ~ Nv Minor, Judge David 9. Rich
ardson, Major John r., Wright, Colonel
r. W. Arnold of Alexandria u; Captain
W. g, Myers Messrs, james L. Beck,
w, II. Dabney. j. S. Woodburne, a u,
jackson, Dir, a. Ga Brown. Jr-, Harold
I3oomberg,, Trent Miller Frank Dicker-l
son, Irwin i. Sutherland, IL n, Angle
] Talnan. J; a, Neugcbaucr, of Nor
folk; Frank putler,sand W. ., GarlIck
md others. 5a ~ (l9H},{gt ~ III wy ~ 3$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
j CHARGED |, /. |!
TO -FOUR WOMEN.
Allgof Them Now in the County
Jail-A Rather Peculiar
I'LL i,.l- School Case.

Four negro women Martha johnson
Amelia Johnson. Sally Taylor and Lucy
Paris H. Ire " in tho IIenrtco county jail
charged with I he murde Of the Infant
child whose body was found In m old
wellss tho Brook Y I,llrnpike9tEV cdEes-,
day a q erpoont 7 The first named woman.
Martha Johnson, Is the mother Of the.
dead child, and Amelia Johnson Is its
grandmother. The mother was sick and
was ordered to the county nlmshouse.
pending he trial but the authorities
there re fused to5takes her, ard 4 she was
locked up In ia along withftheg others.
Her condition Is not very serious.
81 An inquest was held yesterday at tho
two hours hearing evidence They ex-
amined the gruesome object that was
dragged. from the we'll and finally
broughpin a verdict that the child came
to its death between March 10th and o3d
INSTRUMENTATION. The four negro women
,Yand probably Others unknown to the
jury. were declared to be. the guilt
parties. The evidence produced before the
jury tended to show that the. woman.
Lucy Parrish, took the child away while
it was crying. " Death was caused by a.
cord tied through the mouthiof. the chfl
and wrapped around Ms neck
The preliminary examination OF the
case hastbeen fixed for next Thursday.
& A rathergGunusual case OF the lnfrac-#
ton OF the school rules has developed I'm
Fairfield District. Three boys In one OF
the schools there have, been expelled by
one OF: tho tea chers for extreme vulgarlty
10 e. conduct. One OF tho boys Is under
eight years OF age, and 1T is for the first
time within the history OF the county
Ethatsa child so young has been expelled.
The mother appealed to tlleeschool board
Jof the district, but she manifested no
disposition to make the child behave him
self. Tho board therefore refused IL take
him back. and endorsed the action OF the
young. lady5at the head Of the school.
Il superintendent RUSSELL, commenting
upon this case, said yesterday that the
generality Of the very young o this age
are moro difficult to control and keep
within bounds than those Of q generation
or two ago. This condition he8attributed
to a deplorable lack OF parental author
$ity.l III many cases. no says the injunc-
ton that children shall obey their parents
Ia inverted, and the parents now obey
their children. AZ
The affa!rs3of former Treasurer Bra,ler
wifi be wound up to-day. Ie&will prob
ably yacate the office to-day and Treas
urer Todd will assume entire management
or the county affairs, 55.. II, ri
Tho payment of capitation taxes pro-
cecds very slowly. Probably not more
than 40 or 500 people. exclusive OF the old
soldiers. are qualified to vote thus far,
The time limit Is May 5tll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
4 MONTREAL VS.. ATHLETICS.
Game Between Big Clubs at the the
Broad Street Park Next Week.

The nrsl real big game Of bal, here
tls season vii be paXed az EroRd St tres,
team now here for practice, and the
Z Pl.iladelpbia Americans. !, 3
on Tie latter team nre some, Of the
mond players. The linc-ln ~ the 4, first
game Viii be-: Ilurtsel, left field PICK
gerlng. center fold Davis flrsl Rn - TX ":
Murphy, second base; NJ, Gross short
stop; Schenk catcler: Waddill. pitcher,
d Pickering is an Virginia League
lean OF tho Atlantic League, The two
Crosses, and Reub Waddlll are National ma
Minnager Atlerton has not made up his
Philndelpha comes here ready. Ia. start
III the season. after training In the South,
but Montreal expects to put upta mo
GQne, 81 E8s .iV l5 gjf ,5i 3tf5 {g8A5 g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26

Shle, Enh a sSos the II foreignprs Y within their
srtsessnetatlvss terFtoriss Wsaida broye eaual
1ho h tns sEEross Moslo
Ing liherallty of which We arc capableaY
dsstc, direct or coiitrol l'l't
s'.'his lat! submitted as stggestlY,t1, !.
Z Have no disposition To cohtend fot M y, ~
length. There may be some far better
PLAN. In tact tho rreser, somewhat tny ri
stfSlng Arrangement may be the pest.
~, 9t,a,'s tinE e. IL
more than No are nov doing for OUT col ~
ofed people. III should al wa s Z be borne
II, nliisd that tDere are noble
n1E tss sI,9aea pe9 Rnnst aa az
Shining. 1tSgi,iay be. Indeed that the et
present condition Is ITO more tle 70 thef
own fault 6ithaf%tn the u wisdom Atll ~
eSssensR 81 s Thts pet2ss's fRs
lhoStWo opinions Oil, the d lestlol q ol i
duty to vagellze The negro as f a. i'ls
Wet9a'' NM flOrgaEFihl
i the lord ufSniiSp Oh tho educational ard
politlcalFnnd social phases Of TIE prob ,1s
lem. we ms Isnptists t1luy n Es a e.
~ ~ witch Is S work nj the formulation ot
things and In the very heart, Of thin gs.-
d way bywhich to preach tl,e cverlast-
lug and universal gospel ot alvllle si,tttu ~,
the negro, and thus help to save !, nm
both for tllis life and forRth that which 's. y
y ~ eD'' CONVENTION Will ACT. ,
Whether or not Tie nove m, us * 2, le,,as
e the point suggested w ~. tW w fey,o
Beard sof everything except tho negro
work there certain to be sens stSe n
inporta,lt iliIits bearing upon the negro
situation Of tie future Tie movement y I,
To relieve the sIIome Bonrd of,mucll 2 Z :
the state work Is strong and is SIN Z y
growing ant Something @ this sort J, i Is
Utmost ccrtainato be done The chitl q ns
will sWorlt a. newSera in the dc,non,lnational
work. 1T lsi hardly thoughh llo7W y; y,
that the board will also r,elinqnisslt., the
fey IA prominent minister g Rlchnon!d
aa yestoEaa TINT thG Tora's whIeS 1agld 5s
.is amen was not ANXIOUS Ito get
Cuba. ana that the Home Board ! was 1
not DESTROYS yor getting RID Of = g
thought things in this particular would
stay rs they3are. III q 81 8,...45 ~ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
LOCAL BALL LEAGUE.
|HAS.BEEN ORGANIZED.
Clubs to Keep Up the
National Sport III This

There is every prospect Of good base
ball here this season.
The Twin City League was ORGANIZED
last nigh, at largely attended meeting.
officers were elected, schedule and rules
committees wereapponted, and the Whole Whole
affair went Off with enthusiasm
Representatives OF seven clubs We're
III esent, built was decided TO hold dow" WI
tho membership Of the League to sig clubs.
tsrhose present as managers ot{StG 9 9. >
were VIII. Jones. t'fyl nokas; ~. ?.
Eltobbins, Church IIill stars; George Bell
der Olymplas; j.. c.. Carter Clymp'as'
Join J.s5Culian. Pontiacs; ". -, Glenn.
{ents. swansboro; James Mum, fillto on.
After the election Of officers and The
appointment ofh committed. einbrncinS
Messra Jones' Bender, Garter, Culltall,
and Clements. tile following teams e., T. were Y,
announced as constituting tho League:
Weyanokes, OlympiaH2 brownies. sl'ontl-
acs divers and Swansbor0. r., y.
THE season will open Mt Broad Street
Park onlsttprl 30th. 4 ess y RI
~ The officers OF he lea que are: trrsi
dent, r. ,4A.. Iinightly; Vice, president,
George l3ender; Secretary and treasurer ' re-
j. w. Carter. # u sS 70 u
TT was tie emphatic observation-disclosures
liiealeague that nothing but good, clean
base-bail would he tolerated. VII w
to report in q few ga fis x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
VAST sum
INCLUDED.
Civil Stindry s.At'ppropriatio Bill
Completed and Reported ISL
3s to- the House,
OVER FlFTY..FlvE MILLIONS.
Much Goes ITO Improvement Of
if,s Rivers and Harbors and
5 Public Buildings
tny,Associated Press.)I


i3 WASHINGTON j y. 4 VI. March 26,---The
House Committed on Approximations TO- TO-.
day completed tho silndry civil nppropria-ts
Stlon Bill and reported It to 4 the House.
Tho Bill carries total OF $b5, s23. oo1.
which Is s$2s 500, 2os less than the appfo-,
$prlntion for the#current year. ii
9S An appropriation Is carried OF s4,55s, 23a
toward the construction OF public builil-
tinss already authorized, and !7,s72,.f,o
to oaSry on existing contracts In river.
and 'harbor improvements. a
The bill approprlates the unexpenled
balance OF the $500, 900 9npprop riatton s /,
the last Congress for the prosecution
Of the trusts. Something over $4,000
has been expended OF this appropriation
The amounts FOREVER and halbor8i I'm
Sptovements include: Charleston 81 VI;
Sharbor, 5$7a 900; Cumberland sound; GA.,i
ana FLORIDA, 1858, 900 u NVlnyaf Bay, 8. O.
$40, 900: Savannah Gn!.a haEbor. % $40, 900 !;
Galveston a Texas, harbor,Sat 800 900; ST..
Joints River, Fla, $685. 900; Black War.
8rior and y! Tombigble Rivers, s Alabann,
1926 900 Pascag oula River, Miss So5.000;
Galveston ship ichaEnel and Buffalo
Bayou. 55 Texas, II $25. 900 ~ Improving NJ ls-
ss1ESlppl River from neaQE OF pa5SeS a 10
mouth Of Ohio River including expenses
Eof the 5$ Mississippi River commission,
Sc, 900 900. IN h n, ss 5 35s;
s5 The public building appropriations gin-
gcude: Athens, Ca, $4,000; GreenVlllc,5
Tenn. $47,5OO;S Harrison. 4 Ark 4 $40, 1000 3,
Jacksonville Fla, $4,000; nv Memphis.
Tenr., S50,000; Nashville, Tenn. sS0,0c0;
5Natchitoches La, $50, 900.
S3s Other appropriations In the BILL .sarn:
fChickamaugas and hattanoogn Park,
$4,000 Shiloh Military Park. so, 900; !,
EVIcksburg Military Park, 100000. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
On little Rock Track.
nv Associated Press.

(l5y4
LITTLE ROCK. AR X, March 25.- Sum-;
mary: tt ia y
'ohara e to, s. first, ray 7'Tempietoni-
'& to p second, Liddon 6 to y third.
j Second racc-sclling, i've and half
Ripley (5to2 % first, Doln-
da g tod second. George James 6 TO y
third. Time I'LL
Third race selling, mile and seventy
Sards--Barney DrcNfus q to y first. Saril-
ia co 70 y second, Betmuda III to 81
third. Time AS.
first, Ingolthrlft (evenJ second, Black
Wolf @ to l)4third, Time 51:4li;.l-i.
Fifth race-siXa furlongs-Dr. Clark
e to y first. Wrehy blue 6 to ~ second,
Countess Clara "a TO ~ third, Time lis
Sd t53' 4igsg
Sixth race-purse, six furlongs- Joe Mar
tin 6 to OT1rst. Lenox e toll second,
Boomerack q toi5) third Time l;lG
Mr.. Cosby III.
studio, No. S25 East broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
TWO FAVoRITEs WIN,
DR.. swartz and Paul Clifford
Carry Off Prizes at Bennings.

(By! Associated FressD 75i
Or, swarlz IN. the second and
an Gq g1ay II hs f w e rs
TALENT LAWNS. been upset ins'lle remain
ing four events. summarizes, S3 .g
First race-three year ODDS and upwards.
six flirlongs--i,ele OF Milford @ !, l e,
5(O I'd ID third. Time 1;lS.
.mti INi. Hwarta e to 6lfflrst, Incense
uo to u second, Girdlestone $40 to ID.
'Hrlhsiird raee-rt three yenl olds and lll,-
wards sig and half INTERPRETATIONS a 81 rnli
second, ALPACA q to q third. time 1874
4 Fourth race-three .yeal. Odds; sever! fur.
logs Pompnno q 81 FIRST. scplch This
lie [evem second 81. Juvenni % to ID
third. Time :3l l-b.
Firth rare- thlee yea, ndsana Y,p N a,s
40 To NJ Third. Time l:172-D
&,siSth1rnces-maiden three. year ods and
,inwards. ono nlile-gRed Llgllt q Ia ~
first. Cay az TO y SECOND, Clarence ll0tp y
third Time l:49.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
Chinese Want to Fight.

Z. saitl x (3ya AsSocla ted I1ess.)
LONDON. March 26-1llc Daily sTele-,
.sponderit ut Shanghai, which says thai
tile Empress Downgcl, has negntived u
proposal made by General Yuan Sht-kai4
open alliance with Japan iii view Of r us
sia's repeated violations OF Chinese ter
ri tory, west OF the l4laoSRiYer. u h35 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
Russians 5Pilla ging.

35s 4 t5 y (By Associated Press.l 38
i5#SEOLTIJ,S March % Two detachments
OF Russian troops, q one es tinated tognum-i
Der five hundred and the other two hun
the &countrYfaround Anju. The natives I'M
'fear$are fleeing south. ,5gs
Anju Is forty niles north OF Ping 3Yang,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
] Establish Pay Trains.
fRv AssocIntcd PRESS.

s7,iI3 (By Associated I'ress,J IN, 8
y eAyANNAII,, Ci.A Az, M arch q. The AZ
train system will go into effect on April
list, and tho first pay train oyer this diYls-
ion Will 50 out on April lth. a, Sydney
,I9Ayles, formerly, cashier Of the a tlant!e
in charge of the second dlvis-
ion with Headquarters at Savannah,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
ISWarrning With Russians.

"a NV III yNAssoGl nteu I7ress.)
SEOUL, Thursday. March 2l.-Japanese.
scouts report that they have discovered
that5th Russian troops are south Of the
3Yalu in much stronger force than was
thought. 8 H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
FAST BOXING BOUT.
Herbert Wins From Alperin in
the Fourth Round,

81 at .e aFss R@S eIuh rooms 5s
North First Street, last night between
two Young athletes, neeImbers az the club.
The match was for siY. rounds, but at
the end OF the fourth, Alperin threw up
the sponge, and Harbert was declared
tile winner on points. Rupert Won Lloyd
Wus the referee. tl
There was no charge, and the match
was for. the entertainment OF the mem
hers OF the club alone s. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
CHINESE HALF N|LD
FOR LAND Fight
CONTINUED From Sixth Page.)

Cooper to-day that tile condl tons are
not such as8to warrant him In OBTAINING
the Helena at New ChWang. If the town!
Helena would / be in the line Of fire, and
nc neutral ship has n right to remain
there f she can getaway. $
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26

EASTER Fl LOWE s,
Finest collections of alens, Lilies, Iied
Rambler Roses, lSdlangeas splreas
unc iiNacinths IN tlla CITY,.
s. s MANN * b RO MN.
3 West Rroad-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
VA, 10; .VILLANOV S
Gastrneycr Breaks Record in q
Long Hit

Especial to The sTimes-D Spa tch,) .|i9
g CHAR LoT,rEs,y WILL III VA. March 25..5
southern trip to- VI losing to Virginia.
}tl,lrtcen to I'VE Ogarra. tho PennsyII-
sYsnia twirler, was hit lla ID from the start.
momentum ililstheTn rst inning. Cole, WHO
pitched his first whole game for the
boutherners kept his hits well sgT;atered
and Crane. Iii Tic seventh C;astmeyers
1hit@oyer tie left field fence, the first, time
the feat has been accomplishing on Lam:
tho foul slnn. Stuckey secured IN hon,e-8
run, and three agser, both drives landing
across tho running track -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
A WONDERED CURE OF
RH EuIIvI /
JOSEPH LAuoln!!R'|lAl 1
1 lL.kNoWn PlT'1ssuha
MAN TELLS A RE mARkABLE
STORY d CURE I |. :;

II IL was not for tile fact that Mr..
5Laughrnn Is known8to me to be per-
rfectly reliable and trustworthy This
statements / would find it difficult my.
SELF to credit Ills remarkable story.
3Rehd what o says. If you doubt, go
aud SOC him or write him y letter.
"A II NlUNYO ON. w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
M 4. LAuoHRAN's STORY.


wonderful cure for me. p vas troubled t, 9, BIZ
With rheumatism varying from, severe
isuIatica ana lumbago to- Intense rheii.f
matte pains. At times was bordering
on, helplcssness NY physician told 171t
that 1t was In my; blood. He failed to i
>relIevo me, and tried several largely
advertIscd remedies. nil OF which left mo-
In The same oond itlon. ~ few woekn /
no. at tho earnest ad vice 8of q friend. u
spurchased bottle OF Munyon's Paw
paw. before L had finished half OF the 4
bottle i felt great relief Ny lnd'Bes-.5{s
ton was dspelled and could sleep com COM N
fortably, Before finishing the second
bottle found permanent relief re lleI,5 Ny NY
blood now circulntes properly, my a pTe
ite anu digestion IL excellent, arg every .l.r
ssymntom OF rheumatic pains is gone.
do not know Of suct q Deil
~ 20 ff;irnedlll is j IS EpfI ,I.AUGHRAf,
l.40 Rebccca St, Allegheny CT ty, "a 3jg
= TARRH or sTo MACH G UREDiW,lTilta&
M, ONE RoTTLEs OF PAW..PAvV. 9.$s
n,as severe sufferer with Catarrilf
sofsl,he stomach. Indl gestior. and Grippe
5I158,,acd numerous remedies With buy
pcriod zeal d benefit. / tried Munyon's
"a ~ paw. and before ] had finished h nal 81
! @hnftie / felt ar I had not felt beto re- Il
since contracting the terrible ~, }'y tns /
stImeSthe first bottle had been used 4 was vas
rfcctlyi cured, and although 1t has been s,
more than month since used tnas
,wortlerful5tonc i have not had the least =,
sirn' 3 freturning trouble. can heartily
recommend T'awI'aw feeling that y mass
no r}nnnent fly cured ms. Nh 3
MA (Slsned) = - J. & 1,a
s5S suc1 startling cures have: iicretolor -
1ccn unknown In the ory5 q 1n n.,l
3c ,,ne pr,igristsy and doctors say that