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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-10
P. j. BESOSA,
Secretario.3

A esta carta replica ell seflor Colec-
tor, en- la siguiente fOrma:
eMr. M. Paniagua, Presidente de Ia
Camara de ComeFcio. San Juan P. r.
eSenor: TenRo ell honor de acusar
recibo de su carts del del cOrriente.
llamando mi atenCi6n sobre las moles-
tias ocasiOnadas & los Importadores,
por las dilGciones en- la iquidaci6n de
las entradas.
SCOnozco bien que tales dilaciOnes
existen, no solo en- las iquldaciones,
sin0 en- ell examen de Ia mercancfa y
aBegurO I'd. que estR difcultad es
para mi tan embarazosa, quizas, como
para los ImpOrtadores. Ha sido debi-
d. sinembargO varias causas fuera
de mi alcance: al descuido de Importa-
dOres en- preparar sus decIaracionea 10
que ha obligadO & numerosos Cambios
en- Ia determination de los derechos, ,
a hecho de que ell Vista Ball fac orde-
nados por el DepartameDto, aaistir Ia
convention de Vistas en- New York Y
ell Vista Torres h8 estadO ausente gran
parte del tempo, debido Ia enferme-
dad y muerte de su hija. quedando Ii
OfCina por aJg6n tempo. sin nadie en-
este departamento.
eHe pedido authorization para tomar
Tn empleado mas, pero es mi deber y
mi deseO, administrar mi cficins, con
ell menOr gasto pOsib'e para ell Pueblo
de Puerto Rico. sin menoscabo del
buen servicio. Que este servicio no
es en- Ia actuaIidRd 10 que debiera ser,
10 admito; pero 81 los ImpOrtadoree
son bastantes generosos para sObreIle-
var con nosotrOs, esto, pOr un cOrt0
tempo, 70 creO que no habr6 causa de
queja en- 10 que Sc refiere al despacho
de De- meFcancia.
SAgradeciendo & I'd. IL bondadosa
forma como me ha presentado sus in
dicaCiones y asegur6ndoIe que cuanto
de mi dependa9por evit.r toda causa
de queia, ser6 hsCho, soy de I'd,
eRespetu0ssmente.
j. H. CAUSTEN,
Collector de Aduanas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-10
IGLEsIA MEIOgISTA.

eLa Santf.ima Trinidad.o Gale del
Sol entire CristO y San jose ServicioG
para manafIa.
PredicaCi6n & las de Il manana ,
7.30 de Il noche.
EscueIa Dominica & las 3 de Ii tarde.
Sc invita- ii pdblico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-10

M. ANDUJAR, Pastor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-10
a LOS PRoPIETARIos

Cuadernos talonaFios de cienrecibos
para cobro de aIquiles de casaa.
BOletas de demandns,
EneLR Correspondents de Puerto
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
..GA.I III (: MILL Il. |.

a An oyster supper and ghost party was $
given on Wednesday, March 10Th az tn t1e
5Isresbytcrlan mansc. VI near Old 9 Shurcn'
IN Tie benefit az Bethlehem z hnrc u III. .
Opie Martin, while trying to cut ! c cor, !
wood near his home. lei. the axe SIP sly anu
injured his. foot severely n, a,
Y Miss ,rlller. OF, Henrico. Is Ylsit ting ller
sister. Miss Osbourn, at Cold Fta rpor.
3 Miss Bessie sydpor, Of Richmond y We
guest Of her sister, Mrs, 6, Nelson, at
The little son OF Mr., Jack Ia LEY ls y ~
With pneumonia, q sst 81 /, Z, Y
Miss Mary Richardson and her ncp ,,e
and niece, 5Linwood3 and ltottie Ma WIZ
liams, spent Thursday evening AT 81 ne
Gins. 80,
Miss Lena HufnerS visited Miss Winnie frli'
Jenkins on Wednesday last. I'd
& Mi. Davis. of West YirginIn,8 Is visiting
friends In Richmond and expects 9 / visit
the battle grounds at Gaines's NH ana
cold {Harbor before lie returns home.
Mrs Martin, Of Glymount, has been
spen1InK tile last two weeks In Richmond
and attending the revival at Pine street tr's =
Church, 4, V al
Mrs. Tyler is convalesclng from her
recent illness.
Mrs, Ida Franklin. and cousin have
gone 10 California, and expect to be ab-
Gent several months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20

fSalg 35S
teInla, which are IN the War Department
1 q Washington. and the possibility Of
copyirr them for future publication ana
& ! skcd h the corporation OF. the Y ilglnia
Sons OF the American Revolution. ms ms
co-ppcra ton was. by rcsolut 70 ~ COT
daily extended. 35 r.. !. 4. J.
@,rhos Ma ssachusetts Society. Sons OF ne
American Reyoluti lion. are making an 81 e
! FORT to yet the United States Congress
q "a n,,blish@or, account of the genealogical
md historical data which they con "a ~,
5ail55tha Revolutionary claim-pa pers 10Y.
mansions and invited the cooperation q
tha Virginia sons OF the American Reyo-
luton. which was. On notion cheeriuliy
granted a. ~, ~
,rhe attention to this subject OF al 0,
5y,rgfnia,s representatives In the oillteu
states Congress is earnestly invited.
The Colorado and Oregon Socletles.
Sons of the American Reyolut nase
proposed certain nmerdmcnts to the cV w,
stitution OF the National society,S ana ing
asked the concurrence Of me v = il : ms
Society which did so concuIrr.sit. ! y !,
treasurer report snoHeo q soui -
financial condition, and was referred 70
tho new auditing committee: Dr. = ~ ~. -.
brock william Mac Jones anu S5e e.e'l, se
E. Crawford. s =, !, !, = !.
The secretary reported that5he hadt as
he was authorized to do, i purchased s
nav and better receptacle for. the. u BOOKS
and archives OF the society, ana ana th IA
n Il mad u bcen,s placed, according TO- me
3nnrmissIon given In Mr. =. Era 3a W
F rord,ss ON &c. No. so3 East Main Street.
Mr., ii. Waller. Of hiartinsyslill e..
was elected II member OF the so 's''
Z, nj Their L hey a d jOurnod, 81, al Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
A DEAL OF TROUBLE. 4
Primary in Nottoway Doesn'
Help Judge Watson.

ss}s,( Especial to The 5'lllneShlJlSpitcl''I XII
BI.ACKSrON e, VA, March 19.--The
question OF tho Commonwealth; attor-
n,eyship' for Nottoway county Is still UNI
settlsd. pending the investigate lon as 70
The charges az fraud in tho recent pri-
mary conducted for that office, ~ Is
claimed that numerous instances OF my
nroperi voting have been discovered, NJ
NJ What effect al this vii have Is Withln
the hands offJudge ". ~ Watson clone
ia asked for tho primary as n guide 70
him In making the appointment. In ms
Instance the Judge appoints MS own
successor, lie having been Common
wealth's attorney before his election 70
the hanch,
"A The dispensary quest Ion Is also being as
c,lssed although as to consequences that
4, now settled for two years at least,
until the election of q new Legislature
II is simply n case of thrash'lls over
old wheat and contending AS to which
side has a majority Of the registered
voters. -
phe Graded School closed here OIL We'd
resday, after q rather short session,
q bout Six months. Some Of tia teachers
Will now conduct n private school for
two months, I,
me, pickle saltlng factory q tho ~,
i Heirz Company, OF l'lttshllrg, "a,
which. 1t is proposed TO located here, Ms
now an assured fact, Us about all Inc
necessary area for growing the cucunl-
3bers has boon contracted for a nsRre-
sentative of the concern Is here making
the necessary arrangements.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
FINE MAIL SERVICE. ss
Highland Has Every Reason to
B be Congratulated. !.


ttspecial5to The Times Dlspatcft.J
MONTERREY, VA, March 1s.-The in
dications are that the year 1904 will be
an eventful one In t he history of High
land 3 mail service, and with the im-i
provements already made, those now pro-,
posed by the government, and still aoth-i
ers confidently asked for, his little noun
tain county will be IS we'll supplied. per-
traps, as any In the Commonwealth.
$f EARLY In the year a$ne wgllne was Ecstab-
3ished between Monterey and fDurbin,. a
daily service to the new railroad west OF
us. The department. Is sllow,a advertising
-fortbids niaroute between liightoHn and
sCrabbottom, being q portion the ground
traversed by thelipresent ring route,
this latter to be abandoned, and the two
Bath county malls to have their terminals
at Monterey and Higntown. Instead Of
syanderpool and Meadow Dale. as under
the present service. iis3tts
The only othcl. service asked for ssthe
establishing OF a rural free delivery
route of which tho countysnow las none
at all. The route, as contemplated. VIII
start at Monterey. thence to Seybert $
Chapel down Straight Creek. via Forks
OF Water, to Crabbottom: up that valley.
passing New Hampden and following a
hack road along the foothills of the turn
pike; thence across the mountain TO the
starting point at Monterey. a govern
ment officials expected at an early date
to, look over this route, and 1t is hoped
his report will result In the early este o.
illshment Of the new service.
The abolishing OF some old lines and
the creation Of these new ones will not
only give more efficient service. but viii
in most cases. render the work less ardu-
Gus. The task of carrying mails In the
mountains, along mud pixies and through
snowdrifts, is no light one. and those
who have exposed themselves to the
hardship incident to- the service on these
Old routes have testified to the fact that
tho calling tends more to the wreckin;'
OF constitutions than thegnaklng OF for-
tunes. On ono OF our longest and hardest
routes tho service Is performed for Sl,Zoo
per annum, while tie actual expenses a :.
20 oo0. 4 no even this up nocesstates the
carrying Of ID many packages. passengers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
SERVICES |. in \.
THE CHURCHES
School Institute by Dr..
s Hanlill Revival at Leigh.
Street.

Fl The Sunday school institute being con-
Quoted here by 4 Dr. I'll Nj II illl OF OF
Nashville, began yesterday With Very
successful sessions held at Centenary
yin the a fternoon ara at Clay Street n y
night, DR.. Hamill Will preach at the
Broad Street Methodist Church TINS morn
Ing and will address q mass meeting
10 he held ut Centenary. at $50 O'clock
in the afternoon Mr.. y q. t1arreilsol
Will preside at the CenterilrY meeting.
The subject to be discussed by Dr. fiam'll
viii be ,.rThe Sunday School Session
FIne Points In Management" Mrs,
Hamill will discuss the problem OF hard
primary lessons. Tonight there Will be
a union service OF the Methodist churches
at Trinity, Mr. G, D, Brauer VIII pre-
side, and there will be addresses by Dr.
ard Mrs. Hamill. Ill
DR., Howard Lee Jones, pastor Of Bap-s
fist Church OF the Epiphany. New York,
will reach the city, tomorrow. He comes
to preach for his, brother. Rev. NJ. Ashby
Jones, in special series OF meetings a t
Leigh street Baptist Church. DR.. Jones
Will preach every evening this week 1T
o'clock M
A conference on church work will begin
to-day at Calvary Baptist Church, of this
city. Tho Daley Quartette Of Buffalo,
N. ", Will sling, There will be three SER
vices to-day. and during tile week tho
conference will open each night3at s
o'clock, Some OF the questions are: How
Ia Win Men for the Bible School Tho
Church at Prayer" vrhe Bible and the
Christian stewardship" "Churoh Mu-
sic" ,World- Wide Evangel izatlon." The
Church aud tho A[ultitudes In Our City
Tho names Of The speakers VIII be an
nollnced later,
IN Seventh Street Christian Church to-
day the regular! services will be conducted
at II A, NJ. and 5 r. NJ. by the pastor,
the Rev. j !, j.. Haley. DR., Haley wllll ne"
liver tho annual sermon before the stu
dents of the Virginia Polytechnic instr
Itute, at Blacksburg, Va,f March IN
Revival services Will commence IN Ran-
dolph Street Baptist Church to-day, The
pastor, the REV, w, ~ Robertson VIII
preach al II o'clock on The Greatest
Thing In the World,n AZ s o g MS /.
theme Will be The Tower OF safety,
The Rev.. J5avid Hepburn Will preach
every nigh NEXT week, and there VIII be
music byZa large chorus choir
The Rev. Henry pearce Atkins Will
preach morning and night In West End
Christian Church. Ills morning subject
Viii be "a study of the PlaAepplans. ~
' II I I '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
MEETING OF THE SONS.
Virginia Society Elects Officers GERS,
and Discusses Many Matters.

:t Tho lrRlnlat oocietS, s. s'olls ~ itho
American Revolution. on Il Friday Z eve
ming last reelected all their former ON
GERS. with3the exception OF a few changes
iii the board Of managers. They also p.
pointed I. their delegates to the annual
cor gress OF the National Sons OF the
American Revolutions, which Will meet
this year in st. Louis. at the opening
there OF the great Worlds Fair III COM
memoration Of the Louisiana purchase
by President Jefferson, one hundred
years ago This Sons of the American
Revolutior congress will have Its head
quarters at the INSIDE Inn" the only
hotel within the exposition grounds. Xxi
Tho Virginia Delegates arc President
Il. q, Lewis. yice-Presidcnts. 4. stnunton
Moore and Charles j. Anderson, OF Rich
lnord. and Mr. Henry II, T'rice, Of Nor
folk, who was elected instead Sof Vice.
President Arthur B. Clarke. who declined.
The alternates are G. Evelyn Smith. DR..
George Ross. William G. Newman and
George r.. Crawford (,
The society OF the Sons OF tho Reyo-
luton" propose . To- make ar effort.
through our senators In the United States
Congress to ascertain the extent ofsthe
Revolutionary records relating to Vir-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
Two SUITS,
DECIDED.
Judge Blackstone i{ot'lsd|ss55.511iir1I Inter
csting Session I. of Ills Court ',t
at Cape Charles.
SHOWING FOR N Y u, p. 9 ] n Y.
Most Encouraging Figures Are
brought Outsit1 Reports toi
Stockholders.
,,neola, . r,he rimes .Dlspate h.)

y u fspeolal to The Times. DISPATCHED 59
r,APE1 BCEIARIiEB, VA, March 1D.-The
first tern, OF champion Circuit Court
has been in session at Eastville this
week, Judge j. VIC. Blackstone pre-
siding, Fs Il.
opening day9of the term was largely att
ttended. Judge Blackstone has entlrely
realized his health.
| ,rhe most Important cases were those
of&Wfritc ys Eastern Shore of Virginia
prod,,ce Exchange. a suit to recover the
value OF potatoes sold to the exchange
last summer, and Dennis W. Peninsula
Telephone Company, for 5000 dana gesy
alleged to haYe been ca used by one . OF
the defendant cornpaEi,ys wires hanging i'h:
so h ow across 81 the public road as n %
drag e Mr. N Dennis from his buggy and
brea "a the top OF theB vehicle. The jury
rave Him SIS, and In the case ot White
Va. The Prod ,1ce Exchange, brought In q
verdict for the plaintiff for $213. Dir.
White sued for q bout 1897. Si
M q 85, MAKES FINE SHOWING 4
x AZ the last annual Injecting Of the stock
holders OF the New u x ork, 4 Philadelphia
ard Norfolk Railway Company. held III
the company's Office Int this city Tuesday,
the statement submitted by the board
OF directors showed the road to be In a
most flourshii1g condition The net
earnings for the year. ending December 81 J,
1908, were 1885, 100 ~ fixcd charges OF all
kinds. s1s3.o45. leaving q balance Of
$372, 724 TO be a pplied ito dlvideEds, which
lis over 10 recent. onsthe capital stock.
The dividends declared were 6 per cent,
or $l2p, 900, thereby leaving a, balance Of
ISmore than $242p which was carried to
the surplus account. bringing that up to
near 5000 CO., orr about 25 per cent. Of the
l5capital stock. The mana cement Of he
road was highly commended. ard all the
old officers. board q directors, etc..l were
reelected.
"A small fire occurred neat Brighton,
this county, this morning, III whichsa
family " whose names could not be
l3learned. escaped with only the clothing
they had on. 8 u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
REIMBURSE.
The STATES
Copy 81 the Lo,identsllag Bill l J,
Through Which li,e Virginia y mia. Co N.
AZ 3si let's War Claim.
. NEAT sum Is LONG j 9 I. Due 4:
Many of Old Doi1 rll11ty Sol Sol
diers Were Moved lat En-
pense Of State. .i3

ORION our Reg tilar Correspondent " VI RI
WAS lNGTON, y. CT. March is.----The I,
folio wing ID d copy OF the 'Loudcnslagers
\ blll,a reported favorably from tho House
Committee on War Claims. which IS DE- y
signed 10 provide for the reimbursement or
OF he States which had to defrayS the
cost OF transporting volunteer soldiers is'l
from their home stations to the places 81
muster ii, generally tho state capital. at
The be ginning Of the, war with Spain:
Be 1t enacted BY the Senate! and House s'l Ne
3oftsRepreset,tatiyes of the United States
Of America III Congress assembled, That
the act entitled, IAN act to- REIN purse the
Governors Of States and 7 errito ries iorl
expenses incurred by them In. aiding the
United states to raise and organize ana mo
siipply and equip the volunteer army Of
4 Ia United States In the existing war
With SpaTn,o approved July 8, 1898, and
The act nn,cndatotyg thereto. approved
)MarchS3, 1896, be SO amcndc 4 That Wicre 4
tho Governor. OF any State or Territory
has furnished military transportation. = or
las purchased or authorized the pure chase So
Of supplies or incurred expenses Tor sc
vice rendered and which purchases Of
porta ton and services rendered, have
bcc,, certified by the Governor Of such
State or Territory as: necessary. Just. and
reasonable for the organization, main To-,
\ nance, and comfort Of troops raised by
lin and accepted into the service OF the
United States army In the said war Nth
Spain, the Secretary Of the Treasury be.
and he lis hereby. authorized to allow IN
the settlement OF aims for remin q burse-
! nient now on file In the ONCE Of the
Auditor for tho \ War Depa rtment. s';ch
items or parts thereof as have been dis
allowed lii the consideration Of said
/ claims. for the reason that they appca &
10 have bcenlfo stores furnished or cx-
gpenses incurred after tho troops Used I
had been mustered into the service 4 Of
i the United States, and the certificate OF
the GovernorSof any such State or Terri
tory that sucll expenses were Incurred inS
1 good faith, for the sole purpose OF aiding
tic tinted States In tho raising. organ
ization, and equipment OF troops. shall
be held to BIO sufficient to authorize the
final settlement and payment In full OF
such claims for reimbursement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
COLLEGE FOOTBALL.
Prospects Bright for the Spiders
h ~ TO Have Winning Team.

sVFIOSH~Sio - IS - - "a go - f'N''ilse
to Have Winning Team.
.8 Manager Cutchins. the Richmond
College football team OF 1ao4, speaks very
OF the prospects OF hay
ing a winning team at the college next
session. ls5 8 i IS
& Mr.. Henry Wall, .half-back on 5vir-
plnia for the past three years. has been
engaged as coach. Mr.. Wall gets his
NJ. sat Virginia this year. but Ike all
4 true foot ball men, he hates the idea OF
giving 1t ups for good. and hns consentcd
Il n coach the team until Thanksgiving
$IJay.ss3 Mr.. Wall lis a. clexer athlste and
Inns been for several years one OF Wiz.
ginla 8 best ground gamers. The college
il fortunate In securing him. and. With
Ills assistance. should put$n strong team
IN the field.
Mcssrs. Webster Powell Hndgns Fra
ger. Snead and looms, OF last years ag-
eregation will re turn. and Messrs
Thraves and Crockett, new men. Will
strengthen It.
Student Marshall c.. Frazer. last sea-
son's star end on, THE football team, left
yesterday for a trip to New ork, TO
be gone indefinitely. Mr.. Frazer has
lust finished taking all his examinations
and his sudden departure came rs q
surprise TO his many friends. especially
so when his cause for leaving was made
known. Dame Rumor" has 1t that he
WI not return alone. His many friends
a college cxtcndRto him hearty congrat-
ulations. s. .s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
THE SPRING MEETING: G..
Attractive Events Arranged tor
Nav Entertainment.

Il witho tho weather Improving. ana
sprlng at hand, the hunts Of the Deep
Run Hunt Club are well ATTENDED, eyerS
saturday afternoon After the enforced
idlcness of tho winter, the hunters tito .
ever ready for tho chase s s5s !l
LAS usual, the Hunt Club VIII have q
sprine entertainment this May. AZ the
last meeting of tho board OF governors
Of tho club. Saturday. May idth, WAS
decided upon as the most suitable aate.
A. committee, of which Mr., -. II Anuet-s
son is chairman was dpputntsd 70 tahe
charge of tho matter. Refreshments WI
BIO served. and sllreWly tie Ionmittee
has announced the following events:
First eventr-farmers' race ior horses
owned nv farmers OF sons Of farmers,
over whose land the club has had permits
sion 10 hunt during tho seasorl5of iMa.
FIRST prize, saddle, second, Birdie; tlllrl,
whip. Distance liz mile on the turf,
Second event--noyelty racc--Vo be ru-
dan by members Of Deep Run Hunt Club;
nil contestants to start togelhcr; rldc
length of grounds to post about soo
yards; dlsmount. pick up dress suit case,
mount and return to starting posi-, car
rying dress suit In hand closed. .l.s-
mount, open case and put ON extra coat,
putting discarded coat In cas- Sc, close case,
mount and return With case to same
spor from which It was first taken; dis
mount, ground case, pick up umbrella.
oren same, motlnt and carrying UNI
brella5 open, return to starring lpolns,
Winner to receive twenty-five dollars
925) In gold, or silver cup, as may be
preferns,l. Entrance fee two dollars
G2l,
Third event: Jumping contest--tor
horses owned by members OF 1.-the Deep
Run Hunt club and to be riatlen rs sell-
tlcmen riders 3two Jumps at four ID feet
and two jumps at four ~ fest siS 90
riches Winner to receivA Twenty-Five
dollars (ss5) In gold, or silver cup as
NAV be preferred, Entrance fee. two DOS
lars (s2l, ~
Fourth event AoiSt TO pelns race
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
springtime the Best Season Of 2:
the Year to Treat Chronic Ca

{geE ldIl II. I5,i ri tsB;
notwithstanding that a. great nn ,naIsir.
catarrh by taking Peruna during me ny,
pas cold season yet y cannot ben hs
retarded many cures, and lin some cases,
actually prevented a cure. ss5
But springtimo has come At last q, t; ar and
now Is the time for all catarrll sun erer !.
TO begin a systematic course Of treat ;i !
Tor this disease The Sraate shro ai
jcaturrh is that the patient 1880 liable
! to catch cold during the treatment y . .
thus delay a N cure. 81
This liza bility this seasonaof the year
is, in a great measure removed and ~ no \
one should neglect the opportunfllltty5f1o
take treatment. g .lsa tis
Peruna,5 Is acknowledged by E, everyone
to be the only and unt al 1agca i fed
When you take Peruna you are not eS-
perimenting with an unknown reme e ~,
Men and women Of national rep 'i,ih;a,
nc we'll as thousands In the humoier
walks Of life, publicly endorse Peruna.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
9One Charter Granted.l

The state Corporation con'misslol !, has
granted a charter to- the Virginia Eith1a
springs Gompany tinc rporatedl Chester +
f,eld county, Mi, Phil g Kelly IS pres
!ident. and the capitol stock is from NJ ssoo
tn &E0 90 ~ bts iils
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
Lady Maccabees,

A speclal review OF Richmond Hive No.
8, 3 Lady Macca bees. will be held at the
residence OF Mrs, Cosby. No, 4O4 West
Marshall Street, Tuesday, March "a, az
g o'clock r, NJ, All members having u
3pllcaton cards are urged 70 make aispe-
ella effort to- be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
sPeruna does all that Is claimed for II
I IT. cures catarrh. ,s

SPeruna does all that Is claimed v for Is; IL
I ItBcures catarrh. y. l.s vi S$} S
Gen. Mldd)etcn Benefited BY Pc /.
/ Gen era John Mid ileton. Colonel US ofs
Hancock egimelt y Y. IN q letter lr
from Ill u Street, \. ashlln gtotil y
3D.S c., writ es '
IRA ..Y eparatlon#of \ Pernna$as a cure
for catarrli as vel as 9. tonic deserves
the gratitude $of those nfti ina
h disease, @ns veil as physical prostratlon on:
4 have been very m ucll 4benetlted IN eT ~
respect in various ways, and 81 sfeelS ll, y
fduty$to recommend Its use fulncss to my
fellow citizens."''--Gen.S ~ ohm Middlet on.
n General Payne Writes: Is
nj. Gen. Eugene b. Pa lyme, 407 slTourtll.
street IN. W., as llngton., p. swri teti !.
875i"IS joinHwith my comrades i In recon-
intending Reruna to my friends az q re,
7,narkableS remedy for co,t glls colds ana
catarrhal trouble and 70 anyone, !, WI
needs am invi gorating tonic to build Y up
the system. - 4 Il S3 s
General Erwln's Recommend. KS
General John B. Erwin. Washington
ID. c., writes: si,
5 MANY OF my friends have used Peruna
as a dyspepsia remedy with the most
beneficial results.