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See announcements l.. Nj.
Clyburn for Clerk of Court.

Sec announcementof l.. M.
Clybnrn for Clerk of Court.
Miss Eva Sires, of Summer.
vile, 5. g., is the guest of Mrs.
Bertha Billings.
There is some slight improve
ment in Maj. Miller's condition
since our last issue.
Ice from now on in any quaint
ty delivered at your home.
j. B. Mackorell.
Mr.. j. G. Mackorell, of
Wlnnsboro, and little grand
daughter, Charlotte Galloway,
visited relatives here this week.
Born, May 5, 1904, to Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Ussery cf Har.
per's, Ga, a son. Mrs. Ussery
is at the home of her father, Mr..
w. ID. Ussery IN this county.
Five good secondhand sew
ing machines at a bargain, for
cash Or on time.
j. B. Mackorell.
Hattie Jordan and Isabel
lard =cre found gnilty before
Magistrate Caskey yesterday of
disorderly concuct. The former
paid a fine of $40. in lieu of serv
ing 30 days in jail and the latter
50. in lieu of 10 days.
The postoffice building is be-
ing enlarged by an addition TO the
rear. The enlargement is render.
ed necessary on occount of the
number ef X. f. DIS which now
20 out from Lancaster.
All the latest books and mag
aZlnes for sale at the Crescent
Restaurant. Will also carry a
line of school books.
I'm. Jno. w. Elliott.
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TreSpaSS Notice.

All persons are warned not to tres,
pass by fishing, hunting or i'm a,,y
other way on the lands of tn. under
signed on Cane Creek and bordering
on l. & G Railroad in Cane Greek
township The law will be rigidly
enforced against al persons disregard.
ing this notice. w. b. Plyler,
w. J. Cunningham
B. Cunningham.
May 8 I90i-lm.
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New Store! New Goods

On tho first page will be found
the advertisement of j. G.. Ed
wards who has opened a general
merchandise store in the Riddle
block. John is hustler. He
means just what he says IN his
adv. Call on him. He'll treat
you right.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-05-14

Mr.. Ed. d. Cunningham,
who has been IN Uncle Sans
military sevice erast three years
arrived home yesterday. He has
obtained discharge from the
army on account of impairment of
his health while in the Philippines.
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Information For Veterans,
Bureau Will Furnish All Neces-
sary Details.

The following from the News
and Courier concerning the re-
union to be held in Charleston
next week contains valuable infor
nation for the benefit of veterans
and other visitors:
cat 9 O'Clock Monday morning
the committee on registration and
information, of which Capt. T. Il.
Hyde ic chairman, will establish
It's headquarters on the lower floor
of the German Artillery Hall, on
Wentworth street, and will be ac-
cessible to veterans from that time
throughout the reunion. All
veterans will, upon their arrival
oras soon thereafter us practicable,
call at these headquarters and
register and receive their badges.
At these headquarters also the
visiting veterans will receive all
desired information as to hotels,
boarding and private houses,
where accommodation can be So
cured The committee on hotels,
boarding and private house, of
which Capt. j. Elmore Martin is
chairman, is working in unison
with the committee on registration
and information.
"The committee on decorations
and the committee on amusements
and excursion, were voted each an
additional appropriation to en-
able more extended preparations
under the direction of the commit
tees.
"Chair man Il. j. Morris of the
committee on free quarters reports
ed he had written to each of the,
i05 camps of Confederate veterans
in the State relative 10 the number
of men in each for whom it would
he necessary to provide free quar-
ters, and that up to date he has
heard from but 25 camps.
"AnnounCement has already
been made of the many entertain
ing features that will add to the
enjoyment of the old soldiers,
their families, friends and others
who will be in Charleston during
the reunion. There will be no
lack of entertainment for all, ir.
respective of age and sex.
"The parade of the veterans, IN
which the Sons of Veterans, the
Third Regiment, the German Ar
tillery, the Citadel cadets and the
Porter Academy cadets will par
ticipate, will take place on We'd
nesday afternoon, May IS, and
the line Of march will be from
Marion Square to South Battery.
"On Thursday, May 10, the
city fire department will parade
and Charleston's pompier life.
saving corps of the fire depart
ment will give a free exhibition of
their wonderful and thrilling work
on Marion Square.
"There will be a continuous
round of pleasure afforded all who
visit the city during the reunion.
The extIa low rate of one cent a
mile for the distance travelled of
fered by all the railroads IN the
State is certain to bring a large
crowd of visitors besides the vet
Grams, and Charleston is ready to
extend welcome to ALL"
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Fewer gallons wear longer. Oeveo
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-05-14

Foley's Honey and Tar pecu.
liarly adapted for asthma, bron.
chitls and hoarseness. Sold by
Funderburk Pharmacy.
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DR.. JAS. Ii. Carlisle, of Wofford
college celebrated his 10th birth
day last Wednesday, May 14th.
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Addition to MiIlfort Mill.

The work of grading the found
alton for the 100 foot extension of
the Millfort mill is going steadily
forward and it is thought that the
laying of brick will commence on
next Monday. Fort Mill Times.
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i am agent for Lancaster
County for the $1,000 Washer and
Wringer." If you wish to buy
one get prices, etc., from me.
Mrs. S. a. Williams,
r. +. ID. No. /, Lancaster, S. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
DEPARTMENT. STUNNED.
An Expert Suggests That En-
thusiasm May Have Gotten the
Better Of Our Judgment.

The entire Navy Department Ia stunned
by the appalling catastrophe. The Bureau
OF Navigation has been active since the
first news of the accident reached here
shortly after o'clock. Although the
commanding officer of the Missouri Cap
tain w. S. Cowles as soon as he arrived
Mt Pensacola sent dispatches to the near
est OF kin of all tho men killed, the
department also Is sending out these ans
nouncements so that there may be no
mistake
Captain John II. Plllshury, assistant
chief of tho Bureau Of Navigation, re-
manned constantly ut his desk, aud with
the other officers of The bureau and
clerical force started arrangements to
care for tho bodies Of the officers and
men. Secretary Moody is preparing a dis
patch of sympathy to be sent to Rear
Admiral Barker, commander-ln-ehlef or
the North Atlantic fleet, requesting him
to convey to tho commanders, the officers
and men OF the Missouri the Profound
sympathy of tho department.
With only the brief dispatch from Ad-
miral Barker telling how the accident
occurred, all tho officials OF The depart
ment from Secretary Moody down hesi-
tate to attempt M explanation OF It.
a naval expert tonight said: ~ fear
that enthusiasm III making world srecords
has led MS to pass the danger line. In
our anxiety 10 snrpa SIS the world n In the
rapidity Of big gun firing, j fear we have
permitted our nthusiasm to get the bet,
ter Of our judgment y would seem from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
ADMIRAL BAR KER'S REPORT.
Secretary Of Navy Informed Of
Missouri Disastcr-Five Officers
and Twcnty-four Men Killed.
lBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April lad
rniral Bankers dispatch read as follows:
.'Secretary Navy. Washington:
give officers and twentJ-four men
arc dead. Two more cannot live; re-
suit explosion on Missouri. Three rounds
had been fired from after 12-!nch gun
and she'll had been seated and two sec
tions OF powder rammed home, when
explosion occurred, kill ns every Office
and man In the turrct and all but three
in tho handling room. Commanding OH
Ger has Informed relatives Names Of
{ dend follow: E
Lieutenant w. G. Davidson, Lieutenant
Uunior grade) L. A. Wcichart, Lieutenant
OF Marines j. Y. p. Gridlcy, alidshipmen
W. T.. L. Nennann and Thomas Ward
.1l... Boatswain's Mate 0.rst class) j. Is.
Peterson. Senmen w. T. Bogard, Q. n.
Sender u. r. II. Alison. Ordinary Sea-
men C. Rice c, y. Killcn J. Gedrs, j. 4.
Kennedy, j. p. Starr J. &. Num-. &. II !.
Nj. Franks,C. II. Myei, r. G. Tobin and
II W. Cole; also coXswain J. Bloxopolous;
Landsmen II. S. Cherbnrths. B. j. Mul-
ligan and r. NJ. Roach; Electricians (sec-
ond class T. r. Rowlunds: Gunner's;
Mate (second class) a, Smith; Chief.
Gun Captain T. j. Braun; Private Marine
w, L., Shipmnn: Apprentices (secood;
CLASP ]. G. Hardy and p. r, Oastleri
..The two men who cannot live arc
]. T. i. Donelly, ordinary seaman, and
q. Il. Moe, apprentice, second class.
(Slgned) BARKER.
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VIRGINIA..
BRIEFS,
especial (: L The rimes-Dlspatch.,

ESPECIAL to The Times-Dlspatch.>
ALpXANDRIA Va r.. Apr nor l$-f pe hsw
throughtthe streets without danger or
colllsl on with astrcec cars or ven s
will be put in operation here Defore tn,s
month closes. BY this invention, as soon
MS the fire engine leaves Is house, sig
nails are displayed ut each Of the near
est street crossings, and these sgnnls
succeed each other as the ire an es
andrian, the nephew of Fire Chlel FettS'
LEA!NGToN, vA.-lnlosrmatt,on !, has a,,
mond OF the Hon. Henry, St, George
Tucker are urging him 70 allow his name
to be presented before the State Demo
e rntes At arse from vfgna o. 10 tho
tional Democratic Convention 70 DO nero
in st. Louis. fa
NORFOLK. v4A.-rhe city Of Ports
mouth has started In to tax out OF en-
istence tho socIal club whereby the h
Mann law against Sunday LIQUOR selling
is or eyadod is stated vea a 1 tne te
clubs by the City. Council to-day, Will pc
swiftly followed by strict police super
vision and further taxes.
ROANOKE. vt.-Capt Thomas ?.
Hanson, president OF the Underwater Rail
| rond Company. has resigned. the preliml-
nary work Of tho road having been COM
| pleted.
dent by Mi, william y. Page, who issal-
so president Of the Deepwater Railroad
| Company, which will connect with the
| Virginia, and thus form n new line from
| thc West Virginia coal fields to Tide
water at some point on Hampton Roads.
SCo1TsvILLE. NA,-The worst ep-
l#demlc OF grip prevails through this sec
ton ever known here, and It Is In =
very severe form.
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Mavor TAYLOR First.

MAYOR Taylor Is the first and only can
didate who has paid his fee to the treas
urer so far In order to enter the prl-
mary. He plankcd down 500 IN green,
backs yesterday and jccularly remarked
to Treasurer Rector that he would pay
the entire amount assessed against the
mayoralty candidates and let the others
get out il it should be agreeable to all
parties concerned.
The nlayoralty fight is completely over
shadowlng the contests for Council III
the various wards, and all eyes are
eagerly looking for every development
which may take place In the situation.
Wise politicians are disposed to predict
tho denomination OF Mayor Taylor Il the
field shall remain as ut present con-
stituted, but they do this with some
feeling OF doubt, as the field is full OF
complications at this time. It was ru-
mored last night that tho local liquor
dealers, association would at their regu-
lar meeting tonight take up the ques-
ton of endorsing one OF the candidates
now in the field for Mayor, and It was
further said that the two men whose
names would DO considered were Mayor
TAYLOR and Councilman Hicks.
An Officer Talks.
Mr.. q. NJ. Angle. one OF the officers Of
the association, was seen, and he declared
that the meeting for tonight was regu-
lar one, and that 50 far as lie knew there
would be no concerted action by the
~ a 4 q L 4 4
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Officers Well Known.

The officers of the Missouri were es-
pecially well known in Washington. Cap
tain Cowlcs served as assistant chief OF
the Bureau of Navigation, and most or
the officers killed were widely known
here. Both Midshipmcn Neumann ana
Ward are undars TODD to have been ell
gagged 10 be married. 1t Is sad that
Midshipman Neumann was 10 % WA ,,rs
ried to the sister OF Midsh!pman ware:
The two mids hipmen we're classmates and
Intimate friends. At their request they
were assigned to the same ship.
Lieutenant William c. Davidson was
n nntiye of Indiana and was appointed
from South Dakota. He was assigned.
TO the Missouri when she Went into
commission. and was serving as turrct
officer. His wife, Mrs juliet u. DAVID
son, resides In Baltimore.
lieutenant Ernest *. Wcchert Ounior5
rradc> was attached to the Cleveland.
and II Is a assumed at tho Navy Departs
|mcnt tina no was aboard the Missouri
ut tho lime of the disaster rs an umpire
during target practice. His ia ther. j. G.
IVelchcrt, is resident OF Danbury,
Conn.
lato Captain Gridley, who commanded
tho flagship Of Admiral Dewey's squad.
ron when he sailed into Manila Bay and
fought the Spanish ships. Ills mother
81 B.
lives at Eric, Pa,
Midshipman Thomas Ward was son
OF General Thomas Ward who recently
deferred from the active list OF the adj
retired from the active list OF the ad.
jutant-gcneral's corps ~ the Cnltea
States army. lie was aPPullleu 'to'''
New York.
was n native Of California. Ills mother
is living at Honolulu.
List Of the Dead.
The Navy Department Tonight fur
n!sicd the following list OF dead, show
ing lace Of residence;
tfl FRANKS, HARRY w, coxswain, Huf'
Z STARR, JOHN PORTER, ordinary sea-
man, Paramount, Ind.
COLE, JOHN WI ordinary seaman
Lax, Ia. Texas.
(iIspREs, JOSEPH. ordinary seaman,
Grand Rapids. Mich
ALLISON, RALPH H.. seaman. Phla-
dolphin
IiARpY,1J, CARLTON, apprentice, Sec
nd-class, Palymra, N, y.
OAsTLER, PAUL. r., apprentice, Sec
cnd-cass. Hope, Ark. 4
poWLANpS, FRANK r., electrician.
second class, residence St. Louis,
ROCHE. JOHN NJ, laRdsman, New
York, :, !,
ToBlN, ROBERT J, ordinary seaman,
XVI KiyLES, KEARSEY j., ordinary aear
man. Dallas, Texas,
''E yESNEDY. JOSEPH r., ordinary sea :
RI BI,oX ); : ERsEa1Os $. coSswuin,
res Idcnce Newport News, Va.
KIN MERl JERSEMOS lslOAO-
POuLIS. wife, Paao, Greece.
BRAUN, PETER JOSEPH, chief gun
captain. Nsw York.
MYER. CHARLES HENRI =, ordinary
seaman. Oshkosh, WIS "a
SMITH, AUGUST. Eunners mate, sec.
ond class, New York, q ..a /,
IS!cE, CHARLES, ordinary seaman,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
The Machinery Men.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.)
T NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April 15.-Om-
GERS for the ensuing year we're elected
at tho session OF the Southern Supply
and Machinery Association to-day. as
follows:
President-Peter. e. Blow, Knoxville,
Tenn.
First Vice resident-w. II. Kcttig.
Birmingham. Ala.
Second vice-Presdent-c. H. Briggs,
Dallas, Texas.
Secretary reasurer-c B. Carter,
Knoxville. Tenn.
Executive comn,ittee-Gcorge v. Den
ny, Savannah, Ga; G. A. Smith. Rich
mond. Va: j. c. Doyle. Nashville, Tenn:
and E. L. Stream, New Orleans, La
The place for holding tho next con-
fvcntion will be decided upon at the
closing session tomorrow.
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Grip Quickly Knocked Out.

NJ "SOmo WEeKs@ UEO- uur1l1E t1To - -
winter weather both my wife and myself
contracted severe colda, which speedily.
developed into the worst kind OF ~, ..
grippe. with MI its miserable ynp' ehnI,
saws Mr.{J S. F1gleston. OF Maple Land
Ing. Iowa. Knees and joints aching
muscles sore, head stopped up, eyes and
nose running. with, alternate spells o '
chills aud fever. We began using Cham ri
.berlain's Cough Remedy, aiding the same I'm
with Il double dose OF Chamherlalnis
stomach and Liver Tablets, and by It's
liberal use soon completely knocked out
tic grip" For sale by all druggists,
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Treat catarrh In Spring.


can heartily recommend Peruna5 as y
catarrh remedy.'-Mrs.j Elme Fleming
Treat catarrh n Spring,
The spring is tho time to treat catarrh..@8
Cold, wet winter weather often retarda 4
q cure OF catarrl. II a course ct Peruna5l
is taken during the carly spring months
tho cure Will be prompt md permanent s3
There can be no failures Il Perunas ~
taken intelligently during the favora bio !
weather Of spring. n y. s8g .s
III AS q. systemic catarrt RENE dy e. 81 '1sS
eratlicates catlr1l1 from the system where
yer It may be located. It cures catarrh
81 the stomach or bowels with the ga ms /
certainty as catarrh Of the head.
II YOU do not receive prompt and ats N
factory results from the use of Perrna. &.
write at once to Or. Hartman, giving n
fun statement OF your case and he will BE-
pleased to give you his valuable advi g
gratis. x. i55ls -.
1t Address Dr. Hartman estdent 81 Tha D
Hartman Sanitarlum, Columbus. 6. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
Will MEET
IN EAST END
Rousing Political Gathering En-
pccted at Corcoran Hall To
nigt1t-Candidatcs Invited.
MAYOR TAYLOR PAYS Up
Is First to Settle With Trca-
s,,rer-Race for5Mayor Is All
Absorbing Topic.

The contest for Mayor IS still tho over.
shadowng feature Of tho municipal cain-.
5paign. and this fact Is expected to hes
come even more strikingly apparent to-
night. whom ats o'clock, the candidates
will address a public meeting In Corcoran
Hall. on Twcnty-ffth Street, between
Broad and Marshall.
The meeting will be gotten up by cit-
liens OF the East End, and some proml-
,nent Democrat OF that section Of the
city will preside.
All four OF the riayoralty aspirants are
invited to bo present and make adj
dresses, and It Is almost certain that
every availa BILE space In the hall Will
be taken. Never was there campaign.
in Richmond IN which the rank and file
OF the voters seemed 10 be moro deeply
Interested IN full and fair discussion
OF the issues. and SIS was demonstrated
in Clay Ward last Saturday night, they
arc disposed to give all patient and re-
spectful hearing. Church Hill people al
ways turn out in large numbers to at
tend political meetings. and owing to the
widespread Interest In the mayoralty end
OF the present fight voters from other
sections Of the city will almost certainly
attend thus insurlng a crowd fully equal
to the capacity Of the hall. which Is
pretty good sized ono. Two other meet
ings have been definitely scheduled SO
far. and all the candidates are earnest
~ invited to both,
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Elliott-HarloW.:

ESPECIAL to The Times Dlspatch> III
ALEXANDRIA,, Va, April 13--A1lss
Josephine Harlow, daughter Of Mr.. Nj.
F. Harlow, prominent real estate
broker Of this city, and Mr.. Ross 7. Ell
lott, were quietly married this evening
at clock at the residence of the brides
rarcnts on Cameron Street. In the pres.
cnce OF only few intimate friends OF
the two contracting parties. Rev. 81 Eat a.
I'M. Cutler, pas tor of ST. Marys C cans
olic church, performed the ceremony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
IS Bargain Day Richmond Read the Messages from the Merchants

~ car eonsctentiolisiy recommend yoDt
Pertna as a me tonIc and a u around aooA
medicine to those VINO are il, reed o. 4
catarrh remedy II has beer, corrttr,efdea
remedy particularly effective Ii the cure
Of catarrh. For those who reed a GOOD
catarrh medicine, knoW otsnothlna bet-
ter.p--H. w. Ogden. y. ". ~ I'LL
". Il. Griffith Concan. Texas. rrites:
~ suffered with chronic catnrrh for8
many years. took 1'erti1a and It COM
pletely cured me. think Per,inH. ls the
best medicine In tho world for catarrl,.i
My general health ls much improved ny
It's tise. as an, mitch stronger than
have been for years. w. IT, Griffith. IN
a conercssnans Letter. n.
congressman II. Bowen. nuskin. Tai e-
we'll County, Va. writes: .
~ car, ct1eerfuI,y recommend your val.
uabic remedy, Pcruna, to any ono who Is
suffering with catarrh, and who ls III
need Of a permanent and effective oures"
IF. Bowen. Yse
Mr.. Fred .. Scott. Lnrue. Ohio Right
Gunrd of Hiram Foot Ball Team, writes:
"As q specific for lung trouble place.
Pcr,ina at tho head. have used II my
self for colds and catnrrf OF the bowels
and It is q splendid remedy 1t restores
vitality, incrcases bodily strength md
makes sick persoi, well in a short time
! give Per,lna my hearty endorsement - n
Fred. .. Scott - 1si
n. w, washington, p. CT. writes
II am fully convinced that your rerr1-.1i
edy IL an excellent tonic. Many OF my
friends have used It with the most bene-i
nctal results for coughs colds and 5catar.-
rhal troublo."-Ira G. Abbott.
Mrs Elmer Fleming, orator OF Reser.
voir Council. No 16S, Northwestern I, -
rion of Honor, OF Minneapolis. Mime.
writes from No. 1886 Polk Street, NJ
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decorations, the ceremony being perKo'rrlna,a5 ,
cd BY Rev. e. II. Powell. s:.4 ss{
Miss Bula Dickerson played N1en vt els
sohn's march as the couple entered, pre- p !.
coded by the best man and maid OF non n
or, Mr. j. T.. Bagby, OF Danvtlle, V q;
and Miss Annie Dckerson, Of near So liIf'
Boston. Va. IN s8 . f. Z
4 large company OF the friends and md
rclntivcs Of the families were present res IT.
ana Joined the happy couple In frecep-55
sticn. rendered at the. home of the Groom
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"A County Commissioners Lett ~
In a recent letter he says

Hon. John Williams. County Commits
sioner, OF No. SIT West Second Street,
Duluth, Mimi. says tho following In re-
gard to Peruna:
''As a remedy for catarrh |. can 3c CT
fully recommend Pcruna. know what
1t is to suffer from that terrible disease
and II feel that It Is my duty to speak a
good word for the tonic that brough me me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
BURCHETTS SLAYERS.
McGlamory Gets Five Years and
the Woman One.
(Spcciul to The Times Dlspatcn.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
WYTFlEYILLE, VA, April al,
q. McGlamory, on trial for the
past two days for the murder OF
Robert Burchctt. was to-day convicted
of murder In the second degree and
sentenced for five years
~, Alverta Burchett the wife OF the
murdered man, jointly indicted with him,
was found guilty OF involuntary man
slaughter. and sentenced for one year.
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Dickerson and Bagby.

Especial to The Dispatch)
HYcO, VA, April ls.--Aiiss JAMIE the
accomplished daughter OF Mr., and Mrs
James IT, Bagby OF Moffetts, Va,
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock became
tie happy bride of Mr., Walter a. Dick
erson, popular and prosperous young
man, residing near south Boston, Va
The marriage took place AT the home
of the bride, amidst profuse ana beautltal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14

Boston. Gt
S:oDER, WESTON. seaman, New York.
SHIPMAN, w. L., private marine; no
date at Navy Department..
Wounded, not expected to live:
Donnelly, John Thomas Joseph, ordl-
nary seaman, Chicago.
MOE, ORvEL b, apprentice, second
class. Butte. Mont.
The following names appear In the dis.
ratch, but do not correspond with the
lecc,d OF the bureau:
J, X. Peterson. W. j. Bogard, n. s.,
Cherlarth and B. j. A1ulllgan. Correct
names have been telegrapbed for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14

II have been
troubled oil my
life with ch-
tan'rll In my
head. l. took
P Q Y u II q for
about t Il r c @
months. q. II d
now ! think I
am permanent
}ly cured. 1 be-
lieve that for
catarrfl In all
Its forms Pc
rura is t Il 9
medicine Of the
age. It cures
when all other
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14

Hon Dan A. Grono Deputy
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