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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-28
Vigorous Arr0iQnn1ent
Of the Russian Car
White, in Magazine Article,
Compares Nicholas 10 French King OF
St Bartholomew Days.

One OF the most severe chaTacteTiza-
tons Of Gar Nicholas that has recently
been made is 10 be found in the Eovem-
Der Century in an article Ira which
Andrew -. White. once minister 10 Rus
sia, and later ambassador TO Germany,
gives his recoIlecti0ns OF the Russian
Emperor
During the course OF the article there
Is ii comparison between Nicholas ard
Charles TX of France -The latter all
lowed himself 20 be dragged by priests.
women, and palace clique into the
massacre Of ST. Bartholomew the for
mer has allowed himself TO be dragged
Dy priests women, and a paiaee clique
into the assaszinati0u of Finland and
the present frightml war"
ar White asserts that "the question
between Russia and Japan could have
been easily and satisfactorily settled
iu a morning talk by any two business
men Of average Neutrality-suspicious. 10
each country an that il needs and can
fairly claim
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-28

Mothsr-NoW, Lille, we're making ug a
box OF broken and discarded toys 10 send
TO the little heathen BOYS and girls. VIII
sou send thsm some Of yOll5-
.Lilie-Ne.i, ma ] amt SCI no broken
ones, bI, san glsak ~ . lcL % teW
s-IluuTeS-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
RESULT OF QUARREL I. 1 ! ! ]!
With 5 Y "a. |
Ioung an Leaves ONE PEI
niless and Lands in
Chain Sang.
Cham 4. Gang.
fspecIai & The Tlmeels-D ispatcN:5

Especial to The Times DispatcN:1
FREDERICKSBURG v Y J, ~ August IS. ---l
"a young man was disc covered beating his
way on one OF the passer ger, trains pass ass
Ing here a few evenings ago 1. and s57vas
arrested. He was vel ressed, but I had
not a cent in his * ne was fined
III ! the Mayors Court, and being without
funds was sen with the chalin-ganE to
work on tho streets. s. Isl ssl
a. stranger. who knew the II circum-,
stances interviewed him and nol,Iieau ms ).
sent him funds for pa ing the fine and an d.
to purchase ito his home IN r ich-
tmohd.
sS1t turns out hat the Gun 8 man had d q
quarrel with II his sWeethear y had 1T
home 9in q desperate state Of mind and
spent his money In q kless way, it's 3
presumed that hi experience will be
valuable to him In the future.
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\ Ere dericksbur z Affairs.
!. q n.,,. !, Y = r INA Times Dispatch

54S Special y to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG, Aug. 11F 9-T
The second hi contract for street Y I'M
5provements here will be complet go ~
tomorrow night he work was 8don e e
81 al local firm, Cart and II q DAVIS
and the grant 81 Used y ere taks g
from the many deposits at grant on s. pc
banks OF the n pa ham ock 4 lu lssl
above the City, This orlk Gives the city
q long line Of paved streets and Erano-s
1.-THE sidewalk, extendin from l HUI
ia mn park on Commerce Street, to & Main
Street, down lain to$s Frus sia.5 down
prussia to Princes Anne, down Princess :,
Anne 81 to the Richmond; Fred eTick sp III
and n Potomac ~ ailroad s station. Ehn g
work has 81 been first class Sin ever " re-
gspect# and gives entire sat STA ton.
y I'm addition to he hal f-d ozens N or more
Sr}robabl 3 can a L dates for the Democratic
nomination for tho House Of Dele gates
Tor Freder.c ksburg and the count 4
Spotsy1v ania, heret fore toned. Alr.
Frederick w. Col eman, Is of this cit IS
being urgently sole ed by his friends
Z to enter the RAJ &c. S3
"a Mr. /, 3H. g, Beverley one OF the most
I progressive farmers Of Essex county
has gust # finished threshlng Is his wheat
and from one humid red and ninety acres
seeded III secured about s, 600 ;bu she Isl M r.
Beverley Is &presld ent8 Of the state Boartd
fof Agricul ture. $2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
vi SH.UR HYDE.
A FUGITIVE
Fleeing From the Wrath Of In.
dignat,t Citizens at
Buchanan.
N UNF0RGlvABLE CRIME
Attempted to Betray a Young
Girl in the Absence Of Her
Parents Other o ffenses.
tspeoIal 3 Tho Times. Dispatch,

p. IA 50 : - ~
tspeclal 10 The. Times Dispatch.)
BUCHANAN Val, August 319.-U pshur
II. Hyde, prominent business man OF
this place, made d dastardy attempt to
Ibetray q fourteen-year-old daughter Of 4
prominent citizen during the absence Of
the ohild's parents. Hyde was arrested
and gave bond. Public ointment. how
ever, was SO bitter that Hyde was come
PEELED to leave town, and did not appear
at the preliminary trial, which was held
yesterday, thereby by forfeiting his bond.
Is The citizens are quiet and determined
to have revenge. Should Hyde appear, he
would probab bly, be lynched. He was ask
ed at once to resign as vice president OF
the. Bank Of Buchanan It has trans
pred that Hyde has insulted over one
dozen prominent ladies OF the town on
previous occasions. l8
3 Hyde Is under a thousand dollars bond
for his appearance. w hen last heard
from he was Iii CT ton Forge. Many
believe he will never return.
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''I][H.EAlL||.AN|I|'.l|.C.
HOT. Fl, SALE.
Effects Only Brought Enough
to Pay the Overdue
Rent. ;s5
OTHER D q EDl oRs 7 !; / ]. N |
Will 81 John N ahone 3s Shows 's'
a Large Esta t. Dr. Dorsett q
Released From Gustod y.
,r Z. aiito3,The Ti,n.,,es.nisp

Especial to The Times Disp tch,l
NORFOLK Is, Me- sale 81 of5
tic effects OF the big tlantic Hotel le'tfs
we're concluded tod md is 81 stated ted
that the sale will not realiz 900 which
il due the own ers OF the building for for
rent. Local and out yn reditor RS,
of the hotel whose claims aggregate
10000. will now. app ars, rea lize 4 2
penny. The hotel he one rated by e
q. M. Randolph h, prime ipal q the ,
huildings Colonel Dayids on, former pro p
prietor, left for New York o5nig ht,
where he Will operate the Royal q rms rms
Hotel: 8s 81
& The will Of the late John Mahoney,
OF Portsmou TIL, was ADM tied to- Probate
tod az. The personal estate IS val ed$
att SIS, COO but Mr.. Mahoney owned real
estate in Norfolk, Portsmout tn, Norfolk
county and Alexandr ria, which VIII run
the amount to perhaps $500, 900 The bulk
OF the estate Is left to the family OF the
BE- w n j.. fSD orset 4, q r cnmond len
fist, charged with passing Rho gus checks
was released Bto-d day. a. sett Element having
been effected by fiia re1a tlVes. Il IS said
that Dorsett has eturned to d chmond. \
= 4saT y =
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WOODBRIDGE AND FORBES
Latter Critically III, But Little
the Matter With w oldridg


Special to The Times Dispatch.)
sAsyoNIA, vvxA.. Aug rust 10 Late this
afternoon Dr. Garland Lightfoot Morris
county physician, gave out the & state
ment that his patient, Charles y |. Forbes,
was Ii, q serious condition. Ills tempera-
sture o-day varies from 103 to 106 IL, ac-
cording as Ice baths are ID wen. 81
He is 4 a very iii man, but II good;
nursing and fine treatment vii avail
anything, the patient may be expect
( ed to recover. There are now two nurses
attending him, nd e bird will be called
in tomorrow. @ g 35$
Dr, Morris ii anxious to correct the Inn
preston that the jail lis In an 9iunhy gienic
condition. He told your correspondent
this afternoon that 1t was IN first class
order in 4 every possible respect. I was
inspected some weeks ago, and RI It's ap-
polntments. found i to be faultless.
s{{$ Dr. NJ orris sees HIS patient three times
a day and himself administers ice baths
and Medicines He thinks the crisis qf
the disease viii be reached son1ewhere
between the gath and 3ot h Of the month.
$propably later. 9ts 4 ~
Wooldridges wife and little children
visited him In his cell one day this
week. .Ss III SIS 81 253
& Dr. Morris thinks that there Is nothing
physically wrong wit h oldridge, ex-
cept his extreme nerv ousneEs, due prob
ably to close conf nement. and more or
less excite men tBonS account OF his Bile.
He rs administering nervines to the pa
'4tient5 IN ord err to induce sleep. This Is
the only treat men t which is being given
him.
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r ROANOKE ssOC1ATIoN
The Question Of a bolistling Din-
11ers Went Over One Year.
Special to The Times-D ispatch:

Special TO The Times Dispatch.)
CHATHlA |. Il v A.. August ~. The We'd
nesdays session OF the Roanoke Baptist
Association, IN meeting WI Mount Her
mon Church was ia ken up by reports on
home and foreign missions. Reports 81
the commit tees of the four actions Of the
association on d igest Of letters consumed
the AFTERNOON session. 43s The total amount
contributed to all bjects BY the associa-
ton during the past year was {21, 213. g. r.
"A resolution was passed asking the
Roanoke and Dan River! II Associations to
cooperate lin$raising IS 0o0 for Roanoke
Z College OF Danville. property Of the two
associat ionP 3s; &.
g The morning session Thursday was de-
voted to reports ON temperance, Il orphan
&c, State missions and educate lon, all Of
which were interesting and ncouragi Ing.
The question OF two sscssl ons and dinner
&on the ground each q day. as has been
tho custom, or one session each day in
the morning and no & dinner, for future
meetings #of the association was then
taken I'D, and 8af teri a very spir ited dis
.cussion Of some length, was ca rried over
until the meeting next year, as many OF
the delegates were I'm tructed
II Obituaries, reports On religious lit era era
t,sa and n1iscella neolls business con-
sunied the afternoon session. ~
At ock the associat ton I'D jonrnedl
TO nee Up hence viii, EDGE Hi
successful 1pd largely TENDED for many
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
REUNION ! ] ] | { \ IN
CDlN.BERLA and.
The Confederate Troops Of That
County II, Annual
Gathering.
ADDRESSED BY CAPT. LAMB y. 3
Dinner at the Red Rose Inn Inn and
THIN Speaking and Water
nlelotls-The Roll Call. "a
5(speciai 10 The Times Dlspatch.)

(speciai TO The Times ispatch)
CUMBERLAND g. HI IA, Aug. 10 n
The veterans Of the Cumberland Troop
held their annual reunion here yesterday,
The crowd in attcnd anre Vas an iu IN:
usually large one. many visitors being
present. An elegant dinner was served ,.
at the ;Red Rose Inn after which Cap
tain John Lamb, Of Richmond, made an
eloquent address to his fellow comrades.
Captain Lamb was introduced by Col.
Robert Hubbard, who made most grace
ful speech. There were many ladies'
present in tho court room. where the ad /.
dress was made. Hand-shakes were ex-
changed among the "old rebs. "8ss3s
MONEY FOR AiOHIJMENT z.
4 a business meeting was held In the
and the small balance 4 due NC
uron the monument was raised and ar
4 angemeilts mad to erect tablet with
the names OF all the troop upon It in
the cour1h rouse. Upon roll call It was
fund that ninety-nine Of the one hum
8dred and sixty-eight. who Joined the
company during the war, were dead. bz3
After the address the speakers and
officers Flf the association enjoyed a
watermelbHfe feast a 7 the residence OF Mr..
vi. valden. whose FORMER home vas on "
the Peninsula near that o. Capt Lamb.
THE 4 OFFICERS.
a The Cumberland Troop Association is
fortunate In having ns It's president DR..
j. Is Il. Banks and MS its secretary Ser
}geant j., B. e Phillips, who is authority
on matters Confederate In this section.
The Committee on Erecting the Tablet
IS composed sof DR.. j. T.. Banks, James
e a Clarke and pr. Robinson. Of Danylile.
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Chapter Nv Continued.


This conversation had occurred while
orr "a s had been threading Its L Way
4 },ough q, long succession OF dlngyt streets
and dreary by-ways. In the dng!est ana
dearest Of them our driver sue denl Y ca me
5to a, stand. aThat's Audley Court In
there, he said pointing to q narrow s!!t
nSthe line of d lead ored prlck. W = Y
find me here when you CONS ~ pa IN
( sAudley Court was not an attractive =
locality he narro pa !, lea ~ T., nsS
Nv sordid dwellings, We picked our way
among groups Of /, dirty chlldrena and
through lines Of discolored ta liner un n
NJ, came Is No, i6, the door of hich wa s
decorated with a small slip & Of bra So.
on which tho name Rance was engraved,
On inquiry We found that ne constap -, bic
little front parlor, to await his coming.
q Ile appeared presently. looking a little
iirritable1at being disturbed In his sluln-
pers. II made report ct ne oEl11ce, Id ne
sa,d..& {tsfg as }. !. !. ~
rocket, and played witt It .penslyel Y. N
thought that We shGn!a l ~ sa Il near
N shal be most happy to tel you any.
thing II cam the consta ple answered,
Mt Ia his eyes upon the little gold den disc.
''Just let lis hear n It all in your own
way az st occprre y
Rance sat down on the horserll y Is ofa
ana knitted / his bro ws, az thoug , deter
mn not To omit INVITING N hlss nara n;
'i,I'll tell It ye from the beginning he
said "My time lis from ten q I night to
I'm lin the morning. At eleYenG there WA
asfight atSthe White Hart; but, bar that,
ali was quiet enough on the beat. Az one
Harry Murcher him who has the OF
land Grove bertrand We stood together
III the corner Of Henrietta Street a,tal kin,
Present y--maybe q DO ut two or ag tie
a fter--I thought wou ID 8ta Re q look roI g.
and see that all was llS hit b down he
l,rixton Road, 1t was precl ols dirty ana
lpnely, Not IA soul did II meet all the
Way do wtl, though a cab or two went
pnst me. was a. roilin,l down, thinkln'
between ourselves how uncommon han y
q four Of sin hot would be, When sudden
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
One sof Sherlock Holmes Adventures.
By a. CONAN DOYLE I: ! j.
q ii 80 ~ go
" a. CLINT OF a, light caught my eye II


" az CLINT OF 81 4 ght caught my eye In
II knew that them two houses in I,auris !
ton Gardens was empty on account Of
him ma Is own the m. WI 70 won't have the
drains seed ito, i thong III the very last tenant
what lived In one of them died o. typhoid
fever. ! was knocked all in q heap,
therefore, at seieng a, light in the window.
and I suspected as something was wrong
When Il got to the do or---' A
on stopped, aud then wa ked 4 back s:l,
to the garden ga te, my com panion n.
tsrrupted What did you do that for?s.!
& Rance gave a vi lent jump, and stared
al Sherlock IIolnles with the UTMOST
inI1lazeplent upon his eatures,
Why, thai Us true, sir, he said \ = hougfl
how you come to know I. H eaven only
knows lYs see, when got up to the
door. It was so still and SO lonesome
tnat 4 thought I'd be none the worse for
someone with me, amt afeard of any
thing on this aide {o' the graye;S but Il
thought that maybe 1t was him that died
,a'Styphoid linspe ting the drains What kill
ed him. The thou ght gave me o kind o.
tstlrn, ana walked back to he safe to
there WASH & no sign of him nor OF my
one Use, 3is 81 u Il ~
8s''There was no one in the street?SY'
mot a llyin. soul, sir, nor 8 niue
as o. dog {, Then i pulled myself together
and Went back and push ed the door op!ell.
"a was quiet Sinsid SO went Into the
room where the lis ht was q burnln, There
vas a candle ASckertn' on the ntel7
piece ned WAX one'--and by Its light
IL saWr--,-',s ssS if5 a .8s
s;S'' " es, know ali tina you saw. You
;llked round teg room seyefa ! n times,
and you Skne 1T down by the bod Y, and hen
Eou wal ked throug h and tried he Kitchen
door, and then :, 4 4 Z 81
John Rance sprang to his feet with
ja fvlghlten face and suspicion in his
eyes. Where was YOU hid to see all
tia ~ he cried, Is seems to me that
YOU knows a. deal more han you sho pld.. =
5IIo mes ughed, and threw his card
across the II Al la to the Econst BILE IN Don't
lGey arrestlng me for ne mn or, = he said
am one az the h IDS and not the wolf
Mr., Gregson or I. Las trade WI ans 'sa
Tor that 90 on, thppg hi Il hat did YOU
Ia q next ~ RI rs {,
Rance resumed his seat. without, how.
ever, losing his pysti led 4 expressl 81
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rs lar
went back to the gate and sounded !; my
whistle. i That brou ght A1urch her and & two
more to the sp OF. 81
as the street empty then ~
wei, 1t was. as lar as anybody that
could be Of any good goes
do you mea n q. fl NH
The constabIe's features broadened into
"a grin. i've seen many q drunk chap
in my time, 3 he said, but never any
one SO 4 cryin's drunk as that cove. He
n-.eanin UP agin he ilin's and ya-si Ing
3in,$ at the pitch o { his lungs about Column
ltine's New tangled Banner, or some such
stuff. He couldn' t stand, far less help
5ss5st.yYhat sort Of O. man was her asked
Sherlock II dimes,
John Rance appeared to be somewhat
Sirritated at this aggression. He was an
He'd ha, found hishelf In the station
1t we hadn't been so took up III % ~ RS.
S Is face-his dressTd idn' II you notice
them ~ Holmes broke q n, inpatiently.
gi3 II should think i d ID nptica t them, see
ing that i had a to prop him 5up;---ne md
AIurcher between US. He was q Iona
chap, with red g &c, the lower part % y,
eThat will do. Z. 3 cried B II dimes. 3 What
we d enough to do without lookin a &
ter him. the polio n said, in an az,
grieyed voice, u II wa ger he found his
way home all right, s5.1
M /. oW4 was lie dressed s5g n II:
"A brown over coat. Y "a 5s X
ga Had he a. whip In his hand 2''
"a whip-no. s i35s 5ss S
81 lie must have left It behind, muttered
my companion You didn't happen to see
or hear cab afters that ~ 2s2fS I'll
S."rhere's a hal frsove relgn for you, my
companion said j, standing w and stakin g
Ills hat. u am afraid. Rance, that you
will never rise in the force That head OF
yours should be for use as. we'll as orna--
laent, You might have gal ned your SER
geant's stripes last night, The man whom
you held in your hands is the man who
|ilioIds the clew at this mystery, and whom
iWSe are sekeing. There la N use o t ar
guing about II now; I tell you thai " Is
so. 81 Como along, doctor,
81 We started for the cab Their, leaving
our informant inoredu lous, put obviously
Uncomfortable, AZ
} "Tshe blundesing fool Y q Holmes said
b!tterly, as we drove hack to our lodg-
bugs. aJust 10 think Of, his having such
an Incompatible bit Of good luck, and not
talking adyanta go OF M
|aSssI am rather In the dark sti ,ss " Is
4 true that the descriptio Of this man ta u
Il,es With your idea Of the second party
| il this mystery. But Why should he come
back to the house after leaving 4? That
| is not the way of crimlna ls.' is IS. "
s,Ihe ring, man. the ring; that was
what he came back for. II we have ms
4 ether way Of catching him, we can al,
ways bait our line With the ,rlng, shal
E1!iave him, dpctor--l' II Hay you two to ont
Ethat T have him. Il must thank you FOL
.Iit all, i might B not have gone d but fol
you, and SO have missed the finest stud,
III ever came across: a study In scarlet
IehY Why should In Y we use "a little ar
/ iulgon? There's the scarlet thread @
i m,irder cunning through the colorles
j skein OF life, and our duty y to upraye
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no looking quite yourself 81 This Brixton
Road affair has upset you. 4,
tell the truth, $said
ought to be more cas- e-hard ened " g fterI
my A CHAN expe riences NJ saw 4 N Y 4 own
comrades hacked 4 to pieces at Maiwandi
Without losing my nerve, u ~ 3
S38 il can understand. There Is a. Inys-t
tory about fills which stimuli tass the
lima ginatton where there Is no imagi-
nation there \ is mo t,orr Ilay Have you
seen. tho evening paper 'l 'El KS
d II / gives a fairly good acco unit Of the
safiair. III does not nentlo the fact
that when the man was raised sup ia yRo-
mans wedding-ring fell upon he floor.
II ia Just as well 1T does not, 5.5s
338H9S'''.:yY ny? e So 4. ssS :s
Look at this advertisement he am
sWered. " had one sent to reytery. pape e
t 4 !, morning immediat ely after the af-
He threw the pa per across TO NE, and
i glanced at the place indicat ted i was
the first announcements ne ~ ollnd.
column. H IN I3rixton Road his NJ rning,n
it#ran, IA A,latn gold Wedding-ring g, found;
in the roadway betWeen the White I|arI
Tavern and II olland Grove, Apply Dr..
Watson, 221 B I3a ker Street, between eight
and nine this evening. &. lss
use my using your name Y ne said,
SIT II used my own some one OF IN ese
!dunderheads would Srecogn lze 1t, and want
TO NEEDLE In the affair, q
Is all rigt answered. s But
supposlng any one applies, have l'l5 3no
aoh, yes, you have. said he, handing
mo one This wi do very vel l$s It ~
almost facsimile. II
And who do You expect Will answer
this adVertlsame nt2 Z
WHY, the man in the brown coat-,our
f.orid friend with the square toes. lf ne
does not come himself he VIII send g an
.''Woulg lie not consider IT, as toe dan Ian
gerous r. II FL - s5 si5s IA SIS;
mot at ALL If my view Of the case
Is correct and n I have - w q l'ea SO n.s "
believe that It Ia, \ this man Woud
risk anything than lose the rlng I, A q
crding 70 my notion he ldyoppea !, Wh 2,
stooplng over prebbers body. and ,dld not
miss II at the time, After leaving thss
house he discovered his loss. and Il'ssgsSi
back, but found the police al N
Enssesslon, owing to his oWnts N
leaving the candle burning He had 10
pretend to be drunk IN order 70 allay
the, suspicious vi ich might nave peeni
aroused by his appearance at tho safe
Now put yourself In that man's place
have ocourFed TO him that It was II pos
sible that he had lost the ring in \ he road
after leaving the house What would he
do 8thenY Hs would eagerly look out for
the evening papers. In the hope of Sec
inc 1t among the articles found; HIS
eye, sot course, would llg ut upon ~ -
would be l0Yerjoyed. Why should he fenr
trap9 There would be l,,so r reason In
his eyes why the Ind ms Of he ring should
Er snonnecte ed with the muir er. He would
come. He wilt<come. You sha ls see him
within an hour. Ne n
'tAnd then2' ! asked !. s Il M
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Staunton G. onfe deraEtt;e.as,,a S

Special to- The Times Dlspat cii.y
" sTAu LINTON, gust TO- The monthly
week was largel tended.
:, On account Of the deaf Of Il Commander
y g rearrang ement DC per-
sonnet Of the Ulcers became IN ecessaTy and
nominations were Il made for next Il meeting.
promoting q nder eoHl.n M
Berkeley first ieutenant com lar CAPTAIN
q. Waters second. and a. Pace third.
"a y past comm deTs and the prese 1T COM
mander go as delegates to the Grand \ Cam
at nchburg. Th other delegates are row.
G. Finley. III p. Fisllhllrne liam
Ivl.oley, A. Templeto 81 R,S Roden ii. VII.
Henry. 55 ia a ~
Miss Rebecca Gilkesor. n:s IA ugusta cnun ty.
was chosen spons and Miss Margaret Tim.
Sherlake OF this city. maid OF honor. re ~
+. The StoneWatf5 Band would not be ii a bIag
to go to Lynchburg. as 1t Is billed to a ttenda
the Norld's Fair at ST., Louis, 7s
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i bath ii NATURE ;S,s,;yILPHVA Spring.

All Its Health Sa1d! u on Obtained by ps.
With this most val Ia n internal and
external n tonic, eYeryae may have at
thome all the health ilHsing luxury of
splpbnr bathing, "a
Rtherf most wal uab biz properties of this
y iSling prepara lon tesult In Its com
ng a clear and highly beautiful
Aplexion on those 5Glo use Hancock's
Huid Sulphur acor3g to directions,
is Natures gref est gerTna eide, a.
X te for acme Itch plnaples, herpes
ms and scale j; rickly HIS, diph-s
lria, ringWorm, h cAarrll, can Jker and \
i leness OF scalp, ell Ids, nose, mouth
a throat. 8g3s
principal druggist s sll II, Descriptive
lklet Of Hancock :quld Sulphur Coz.
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Alexander. colored / who conducts an
eating and snack house here, and who
was convicted Of selling whiskey in
April, 1so3, in this, q, local option town.
and was fined s125 in the Mayors Court
a the time, but appealed his case, has
at last settled. After the expiration Of
d year, and nothing was done by him
either with v appeal or paying, 81 u local
option worker lied the attention of the
court and Insist q q hat the fine be paid
which brought him to taw. There were
SIS additional IN costs, besides his law
$yer,x FEES 8 sf3s