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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
.Bright's' Disease !; /. and.
Diabetes News.
once Wine and Spirit Review 81 Il

i{5 siilll AtfalISlSSp'fE
no the Editors Of Iichnlond:: lsg5 Il
i8 Dear sir;--rh business men q ms
city who are proclalm lining 20 the World org
The discovery OF tlies!ss fot lsf'stlls
Disease and nj .tse 5asA2 g lns ~ az
ono az the benesicair g I % my
brother editors. y es,ess ~ 9sous
II was al SskGJs.cai as m s nag =
clear case Of chronic ollsel ss
awps H. fora year, nots 'ss sl p
II would live thirty days II hel Prss.q !.
81 Tie Pacific stat 1ype$ toundry 4 t ~
my Wife about II, md against nlySprlyaate
convictions i was rllI on ~ y sss
months my recovery va coEnpl'e' 8,
sI told several no go wei, AT Arf1lo '
IN IN was 5ne OF the 81. oiI2 no Nall,
a .lalsSs ttp "a ftsssssi IL INV,
fully. recoYesed, 4, efts.o y q !
j}.sls3ilG t,sstsfe 4. - ~ Y.
discovery IN vi III ssS IF 8S5,s
y n, tafatefsSssS N. ~ q. 55y
! q 5s,s,li>. lsa l2t5 #
The u5oys AZ Y W " !.
ersu On tlis,, ttss is s@fss
Disease ana piapca5s, ,s4ssee i'e, soie
agents. ASK for psEaps7le 4 oWeaeS s
SM sNhen sl u i sspSst l,risAt's
weakl1es Without cause " put ~ III klesN
hands or 6yclds; itlney =, lI,e
third month; urine ma y ~ " seq
sf.fi'ng Visioni droWsll olle q lhoso
on these, Es8ss $Fy{P5 s35y IS
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$VVARRENTON., VA u y.

Special 10 The Times ID spat eh.
y4AIaR Feb THE I. I, h tn!I,,
sance az the season at tho Plains this awc II
Il q long drive OF twelve miles through TIC
Ssro,y was made, large drifts Intercepted the
ma ssage OF the vehicles In several places. and
the fields were OF necessity resorted to as a.
common Highway. The troope wa ~ cord MY
received and rendered u most cleycre perform,
unce.9 * sSi Y t$ - ~
approximately tho sum made at y''nrrcntoni
and the Plains In two evenings amounts 4 70
$500 ali Of which Is for tho Young Mems
Christian Associate " \, 4. &,
THE Bethel cadets Will be IN town on March
flls e66ar ea aeyey IS l
ofrlthc Eurn, Cnrk Club itself sssas
The King High Club met at the home @ !
iMIss9 BELLE Stonc Tuesday evening.
1f Mrs bert Fletcher trtertHsn red "a number
of~the me MIXERS of the Indies Gard GClubEut
her residence Wednesday ~ frnooll. I'll
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, disposal 81 the business

j
evening. During the disposal % tho business
part Of the meeting, a grievance was brought
against ono OF these Independent creatures, tho
facts lin the case were s these . = Ill certain
3i'1ian. u an out Of town man, at that M =
other Jealous maid reported ms siy nc. u. II
the club atfttis meeting, and she was dealt
With according 70 the laws ad dowh 20 on me
iii outsiders IRE guessing still. as great'
secrecy is enforced IN the order After BUS.
mess the Jolly maids engaged IN PLAYING
Was. won BY Miss susie Merton q Chase city.
Elegant refreshments. were served
Tho young los es present were: Misses les
se uara IS E 1Msas,;
Watkins, 4 Helen Easley, Leila Wright and
Lucille smmonds.} tjSy. flss & Il 5l
r Mrs; j. 81 F.. lIomines was hostess At a most
neutrality-suspicious. at Round Hill. !" q few miles
hsyond Houston, Friday evening" t about
Midnight ty3refreshments were served: s.$
wil1i ESs .s Mr. and Mrs Robert Ill Edmond
son, Mr. ana Mrs. David a.. NNehb. ID. and
Mrs. T. u: Booker. Mr. and Mrs p H..
!ankins Rors1 porssy yrs o snFs
l3arksdae, Elizabeth nnd Florence u i3ouidln.
FLORENCE EuslcS, Halle and Marge MEDLEY.
Mamie Treadway, Annie Hanklns M n, I,
Gates. Jack Faulkner; Tucker Watkins Jr.,
ar. and Mrs. j. y. Moore. who have been
lsears, have located at This place. Mrs Moore
viii 10 doubt add greatly to the musical
talent of South Boston. a5 x: q, +, 4.
Miss Laura Estill. Of Kentucky, is,yisitins
her friends, Misses Mayme Fry ana 4 Laura
Mrs. GEORGE Z. corbln. Of, Danville; spent q
and Mrs. IlAJ. Ingram. She was accompanied
by Mr. CorGln. 6$I3 Nh It'll sss MA
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].
. R[|.E:.REsNEEE H|LL

III vas suing for PEA CO Or mat any acl OF
% tho Mikndo 5 report here can 10 possibly
q 50 Construed @# Tho minister added ,n sl3
II ITO 'pcace talk Of Tho last few DAYS
a yol, can surely believe II not created II
Tapnn. but enlannies from some other
83lan,V't IA Japan, it was declared has MADE
all ARRANGEMENTS To continue the8war TOR
another Near. i E..5&
,4iy ,rhe8J upanese5 minister had Just ret Urn.
5$st ca from Il trip to Old Point Comfort when
81 tn atsponse to inquiries made BY the
.lssaci;itud lhcss reporter he made these
Il Statements. rho niinistnr had found talk
l&4ot ,,oacc prevalent in many nc yrspapei's
sEb,,f tie cd1ntry. He went at once to the
state Department ana had n long talk
with the Secretary Of State; He also say
IA IL ,isn,ber OF diplomats to- day. Bota
/ 81 he state Department and the diplomats
learned tia | ovei1ures for peace or even
proposals for peace 4. have mot
e,nanatcl and cannot be expected from,
Toxic ss!r. Talks ha!a san that lanar's
victories seen. TO have led 70 tho Inns
q PRECISION thu. she Is in saSpost1ion8 TO take
u fbc5g initiative III ending the WI and
his appears % have created ss'e inmor
!, sshat she had siyem expression 20 u desire
3f54 for peace. @S (. I,
III, this $runaUt. You can deny$lt on my
$t authority absolutely and without reser-5
Nation. apan has not given any such
.axnTsGson d through me- repeat iu US
eIfiphat.caliy. IS While 1t is rue that
..lapan has been lonorad with success Of
her rms SO FAR, 1t is equally tr,,e that
ii has made no apparent effect upon Rus
STA. Throug II her repr csen t. Y ives Rus
sia has been constantly DECLARING that
i:shesyviIl fight TO the a,r and until she
Wins one or. more deciisivGE ba tiles We1
&4tl1;nks5iti lis not queer for such ~ large
country AS Russia. Il country with S;uch
5tdilormous streng III Of ms and such can
extraordinary amount or " resource. Q
X think Of Il final success in the wal wit IL
ssus. I'VE havcHtherefore prepared to fight
+as long as 1t is necessary and II was only
some ~ cks ago that tho Imperial Diet
voted for the. war budget to run from
April, 1905, until March, 1906 and all 5llc-B
8scessnry measures arc being taken In
S7EIpau 10 coryluct tho warfut least for
F$Hi53lsh her year, Under the circumstances
ean safely say that althoush Japan
#88EE Se9aS88fpl; peace Oh such reaso
#as Gs s55fs would insure Il lasting peace,
&essSfsfi has been tllcttaset from the com Il
ssfncnt bf &llostilities she knows she
at make lit With u nation which Is
3s$g 4fEthe same flaino Of mind and tits
8 isann bis to expect US to make any
gtSli suggestion In that direction. and
f.E&@4is.S4 more out Of the question for8us to-
&stati1ulutr the terms of peace which arc
stiiIst ara, measure to depend on the pro-
Is gresssund result OF the war
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THREE killed. 1 D
MILLION lost
(contlnued from l,,Irst Page,l WA

Continued FRO I'M I'lrSl t1AseD XII IL
Mayor Belding So ID rs to-nigh hat ne
burned district would DO 4re built at once,
ii was closely patroleC to,nlg NJ: y.
saloons we're orde closed at 2 o'clock,
4 Places Destroyed,
Among the 4 houses destroyed are thu
3residenco Of H. Williams, tho " ans
Hardware store the Tennessee Stables,
Valley Stables and al Il OF Market Street
from Central Avenue Westi the lumell1 A
sstol stock, Gus r. erlan 81 ore, Spear III
!. God q Company, Evans hardWares store
tie Laug bepan $bloek Of bull dings, resi-
Sdencas of John 81 1Brlell, fred &sAHMo s,s
frllGli.as E;ol,es$t N Parker !! Va W IlS
43is, M N .flsiselssS,l 5s4 i3ea w
i'll All. slgier, 81, MARKS, ", g, Wer'.
Singert Nesl cdt s. il a View n n
issiislimDra Hotel ALEXANDRIA bath'housa,3
Palmyra Hotel and RESIDENCES Of n RS
I.ooney and s. |..A,, san3m IONS. On Central
street The homes Of Or. Al F, saunderst
Dr. nj gan, Or, Leonard y Ills, Pau Marks,
5Jos@l,il #AIazzia, Mrs. Austin, Mrs, Clos
',nents, Ashley Wottl, 2 asper Story, John.
.Horner and Dr.. A Roberts. The Column
8Hotclsantlf other buildings on Oak street
Nero. consumed, t'o-ni ht9 hose 10 y clestt'
stute have beer, cared for, & e III
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nv E-flII a al I
SEVEN GAMBLERS
CAUGHI IN RAID.
Continued from FIRST Pagc,)

Continued from First Pagc,) sts
confscpted by3HJnstice John, How did
this outfit get back to Robert Ellis? "A The
police officers recognlz cd II as being flo
same rs the one formerly captured and
Ellis acknpwlelg gid 1T to be tho same.
ne lie says he bought it,}t but Russ to dis
close tho name Gof The party who sold y
to him Who at tho Police Court had
the audncty ia /! steal ON outfit lnls tho
custody Of Justice ,Crutchlleid and tho
&effront ny TO sell II 10 the gamblers VINO,
had been convicted lin open fconrt2 THIS
is q matter IN which Justice John VIII.
doubtless take q hand
A Second Raid,
# Other officers Of the Second Police
StatIon were on tne jump last night
Shortly aftGY. midnight ginformation vas
received that crap game was ~ pro-
'gress at No. sos North, Second Isl reet, and
sergeant sowel, with Officers s Shoemaker,
fDugan and Nesa raidcd the iilnces
z Eleven negro men were Gal, ~ ~ ~ ltfls
a sharp ilghi In which one, 'aesro had
Ills head battered in.,Ss TIM
The gamblers set fire TO the Scurta ms
In order to eacape during the 5Gon lllsiot| Y
but HE rinse MAS not successful,
THE resort Is kept by y gro VINO re-
joiccs In tle mama Of Ne ftcrsolt pa VS. Al
OF skin games we're golnE inn
When the arrests wcrAs made Z .s8
8 CAPTAIN ScFse's men took II 'l'1h
negro gamblers last Nigh vs. sonc OF no!
prisoners Remarked {ssjs Ss8
35'It looks like the I'll slscsls B lnone NJ
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d.ately. 5,y IA
4 farmers Institute will be held Nh Davis
3partmcnt of44Agrculture and En,!gratiqn on
tuesday February 2sth.5s Among those who
will talk are Hon, G. IVY. koiner.Siss Modern
Use OF Cattle Foods''; Professor RE ]. David
on, The ppllcatlon OF n Commercial s ferti,-I
sizers.n it,5 ", llS I.
from the playa Russian Honeymoon. : b
r., Stump. u former Academy student here:
but now OF y, Alexandria, was the guest OF
friends hero this week. 5 MEX, 3ts
3s% a delightful dance WAS given In German
Hail Wednesday night by the Front Royal
Cotillon Club. 5 4 " n :F
The Front Royal National Bank moved 4 into
their. handsome new building this week. The
building Is one OF the best In the Valley. 5.s,
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No Permanent DeputiesSYe

ss United states Marshal 3: stuart
has not announced his appointment of#a
permanent deputy marshal for this city,
nor whether he Will have two marshals or
ono In this city Mr. Stuart has had nn--
iniorous applications. but has reached 40
determination. Meanwhile Deputy Mar
shat NJ j. Enrlght Of Goo chland county
.hps.two months to serve on his &In5oras ~
appointment, and may be3recommlssi
as permanent deputy. Mr., Enrght Is
regarded as ii very efficient man. and
may be selected on his merits The mar.
Shall has retained Harry W.asA Miller, ans.
other of former Marshal Treats appoint
,ecs.s Gil " ~ III II
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RU|SjIS||||AN|S..WE.R||:|.E|:.
.N|Q1JU|S!:IT|.l||.f||:..l|E|:.|D:||.
'Atli1iirals However, Say Rojest-'
Y Ve,tskys$H Had Reason to y -. q 81.
licpe Situation Alarl1iiltg
REPORT 4 IS CON PROMISE.
Davis Says General e .s:sI1il-s 81
Findings Arc Favorable 81 1 t. II
81 M Great Britain. 3 5i
t,,21as. Aaat,nlntnd gro u.

53sff 'sS SByA Associated z ess) i5i5 1
ARTS, # trcbSs25. ..rle decision OF tho IN.
ternutfonar Commission " inquiry int
tile North sea lncIdent >,yas publicly nh,
iiounoed sat tho Closing session q g 9. the
commission to-day. Tho decision ngthl..5
w scts forth Tho circumstances and slnci-
Stdcnts. ana gives The opinion of tho nd
fntalg OF te various ilr1porta,1t puiln,lttsai
involved g5ss d, III III 4 4
T ho clslot1 sa,,s tho delay Of tho Rus.
elan transport X amscatka n folloWii,s the
breakdown M & hct, chlnery was, r,er..i
l,aps, the ca use Of the cldent.; The
/ commander ~ TIC kanscatka sisnalcd 70,
Admiral o3estyenslsM during tho hing
\ tint lle had sbeeh uttackcd ny torpedt a.
boat q llo 4 admiral therefore had rcu-
son " believe liz might bo ut ia ckcd and,
save orders COR strict vigilance agalnsti
the possible pproach sof torpedo Z boots.
| The ma joritysSof the. commission consd.
cred hat Admiral Isolestvenslsy'sso orders!
were not @cx sessivo in time sof war, par
ucularly under the circumstances. n u all
that he had every easor o&sonsider'sth til
\ situatI lion very N alarming. The commit
sioners.S the decision says recognize IMAM
1 lmousy hat t he fishing flect committed
no hostile act, and IN majority :S5of$ the
commissioners hcing OF tlle$ opinion t hat
there were II not, Nneither among the fish
cling lJonts nor III their vicinity, an y tor
apedo Il boats, the opening or fire Nv ADJ
aiiiiral E1aoj cstveilsky was not justl fled. no
decision further says the Russian COM
n1isstoner&d did mot .shore}in the lattersopin-j
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CONDITIONS WARSAW.

tBy Associated l'rsss3

Rs.Ar, Feb. % Tie first tram az 8'',
three day on the Vienna railway aif.veu
Hero at aeon to-day. bringing three hun ,.
$dfpI passengers 'rhe strike appears y
&be settled. Trains are running to--lnishl,
4thongf ti,t.s lockout on the Nislllln lines
4 continues The resumption OF trafiic
$on thc$railWaS, however, was offset IS ~
Y n, ,weiisput by street railway employcfss
3tnts ii ftarnooi1. Tic men demanded III
%cRht instead ON, sNteelg hour day u Y a
as increase of8hftS pft cent. IN wdt ,.;
$tlIc price OF meat Is rIsins daily. TIC ,.il
}priea of coal hns hlrenlif doubled 5.Ihs s
giierllis,l school pupils ana those ~ llle
ENytarsaw Conservatory the LODI con-.
#me,Sal College discontinued their studies ;'es
ia-daS. ~ "a
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Nominations,
4 s.nclo a., T ia, !,

(I3y.5s A ssoclated Press s N
\ 4. WASHINGTON, Feb. The Ere esd, sldeDt
today sent 10 the S; nate he fol- loving
nom! nations: anited states circuit q udgc
and Wisconsin,. William II Il. Seaman, { Of
WISCONSIN: u United States zdistr'c ct judge
for Eastern District OF wisconsin, Jos, JOS
cph y. q Quarles, or Wisconsin, whose
term as United States sella tor expires e. =
Marcel, Nth next;B collect or { customs e at
Mobile, Ala, WI Ham ebbctt q
I Mobile. III \, Y vi
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1. AZ; ;r,,,,a 80 ~ I Clos d. III
1snecial Il Tho Times. Dispa. cl,) 8s

35 M ~ 53'77 Sou th-
eat 5,5scf tie conrjttec fron " Norfolk
CITY ,ol,nc!l, whics t,yert q New York us
last night with William n, II pn sc prc n
dcnLf$of the Tldewate sllrnatl. 4 te e
gtraphed here this afternoon they paps ,?s.
wcr a signed iii Nav YorK bring 2, n s,he
terminal Of the rail wa 3 to sewcll ssl'on!
here OH tho eff Of sos, 600 by thc RI CIV
5forEthe right or wa y, Z. r, I,
This Is II compel coa l ~ ~. 5F''
Norfolk nnd stern. VI 81
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FRONT ROYAL, VA.

II It Especial to Tho Times. Dlspn tch) s&5a
FRONT ROYAL VA, FEB. IS. -Rev. II. w.
Kinzcr was tho guest OF friends In Alexandria,
VA, Monday. !. "a y 5 .T5iss sIs
/. Hev.5a w NJ Morrison, u. D., missionary
from the Congo Free state. Africa. delivered
hn address IN the Presbyterian Church on
Monday evening On Missionary Work. 4t54
The Front Royal marble yards which havr
been conducted by George .. snyder for tho
past year. have been sold to- Mr. tlarrs Samuel,
II S!ephcn CITY, who VIII take charge lmnle..
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THE BUTTON BRIGADE.
Faces Of Candidates Much j:
Evidence in Halifax.
ncc'al to TWO I'!nles-l1ispntc

s7tf lapCCi N toI TIC p! IIIes- JlSlNtNClI'J rs
E SCOTrSBURG. VA Fob 25.-We are
all girding our rcgallas up with the but.
tons containing the handsome faces Of
our State candidates. Everybody seems to
be Initiated into the button brigade. Som
voters have their lapels decorated with
them as profusey as the Grand Duke Of.
Russia before tho bomb Exploded, 4.
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Regulate Private Car "a ]: Lines i,

" HFH6fIt 90 7T7T7'E4T
WARRINGTON, Feb. Is ~ r presentn- Y
tive Bartlett (G eorgin) to day prese ntcd Y
IA the House, with his endorssn mt. re 9
buttons ndonted ~ the Georgia Peach
Growers. Assocln ion last s,s, = s
|. Of the re gulal.-l u q g =, ear
lines. % n SS$ss N IN
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atures Of Decision, \

;;s5|"" III any event., the decision t1nues,$
l'thc commissioners areA glad I D recognize
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Admiral r ojcstvensky VI
personally did al he could from the COM
tmenccment tpSsthe end to prevent he,
Etrnwlers5 from being tho object of.afireE BY
the Rus stal,- squad Iron 88 33 2s
d Conccrnlngf*the squadron S proceeding
ythout assisting the DANA ged a tn Weis.f
the decision saS 81 AZ M y:
81 y The cprit1,issioners re- unanimously
of opinion that under the circumstances
spreceding Ands foil owing tho Incident, there
was suchE uncertainty concerning the dan
gerS to thee sd uadlon us 10 warrant u q
8nlral $#R ojest Yeusky III continuing asl1is
froutr Ho%es!e the ajority regrets.
that theE ndn mira did snotlnfornleth neigh
bori ma riti me po wcrs Of ,qf,a sthad tOc-
l,he deelsions eoncluaes tolloWs:}
asf tss 4
valor ioF H apoa hs q 9'hun,ah
sityr 4. ADMIRAL Koje stvensky Ind the
{personnclGor his SQUADRON, s
IS Other Interesting f6u lures Of the de-
acisi1n arc as folio VS. rs
5TAdmira Ro jes1yensk y,sa ter leaving lsc-5
val. sook the greatest $.prccau lions 10 pre-.
pare his 5vessels III $repulse a torpedoan t.
tack during ,ha@nightl whether sailing or
at anchor. The sreportsitof Russian agents
regarding possible torpedo boat. attacks
seemed to justify these. vi III M ia, ,
55sii5 The evidence Of NH British witnesses
proved hat tho traWlers$ carried rcguln-3
ton tights, followed gthc stal fishing
rules and were directed by their connlo-
8dorc BY means Of conventional 4 rock
5ets.'.$;4 81 n Il 5 +. .5,f, ID M
The leading division 81 tho squadron,
including Admiral $V elkorsal1s, Nse passed
the tlnwlcrs unsuspcctingy. Admiral
Rojestvensky's s division, he, last, noticed
green flares, really fishing signal, which
created alarm. and then observed Il yes
sci topping tho waves. NJ Admiral Rojest-
Vensky ordered his EshpsSto open fire on
tho result of which rests his Responsible
rs. n M n II 'Si@
Decision a G olnpronlise.
Admiral Fournler, president Of the COM
mission read the6 decision amid impress
sivc silence. IA he spectators following 1! III
infinitely. The general Impression among
the audience was thnt the decision was
In tho nature Of compromise. a Sig
nificant exchai1geNo { remarks was made
by Sir Edward Frye, representing Great
Brltain,5 and Bhroni22 Taube, IRE rescntlng
Russia. Both SPOKE II the most amlcablo
spirit and eulogized the Scommissi on
Admiral Davis was seen tonight byStho
correspondent Of the Associated Press.
lie said that the general results Of tho
findings are Favorable to Great Brltnin,
since they sustain no statement of facts
rs presented by Grea tss rltnin. y 8's58
e. According to- Admiral Dayis's view.
however, Russia can \ take In fair meas
ure Of satisfaction from tho finding for,
although II holds that an error was COM
mittcd. y was ono which, WAS not dis
'trcditRble TO The RUSSIAN navy.
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III ain or dull ache In s. the back Is un X
5mstakable evidence Of kidney trouble.
1T Is Y Natures timely warning to show
you that the track Of health N is} mot no.:
clear. $G VI & ,SSsi H
s898I { these danger signals are lnhesdte'd,
more serious results are sure 70 81 follow
Bright's disease. which u the worst torr1
sof kidney trouble. may 81 tea' upon YOU.
5s The Hmild and & the ext IA ordi..nry eifeet
5of the world. famous Kidney 4 nd Sbln az \,
sreinedY V. DR. Klmer's Swamp lioot .s IS
soon realized .gs3 It stands the highest Tor
ITS wonderful cures Of the most distress
.irg ca SEES. # A trial will *convinc anyone
ana sou may hay ~ 50 N pie bot tree,
by mai. 5$35 Il $$ III
q Gentlen;en,--l3 attribute my pres ent cd
health to- Swamp Root.5Ei suffered 6t1l ny
years with kidney. trouble and Md an al
most constant palm In my I ba ck.gs Z our
great remedy !, Swamp. r DOL, ~ cured I'm "
trouble, 4 and have since been perfectly
we'll. $ 3s5 u "a S PIN
54s Yours truly, 7Sis5 ass
t7. 4 & 81, alker,l Z. &c hIef. S5ot Police,
Z Ssas;; OZARK, "A Ia.
III Lama back Is only one sym p tom Of kid ;,
sney ouble-,one OF many. gs Their sy1np \
toms showing that you heed Swamp I Root
arc, being Obliged to pass wa ter ten dur-
Ing lit he day{$a to get fup many times
during the night. inability to hold sour
urine smarting or Irritation IN passing.
.l,rick-duat or sediment In the urine. ca y
jtarrh Of the sbladdor. uric 8acid Il constant "a
headache, 5dizzlness. poor Digestion sleep
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8,.,it,os. 4 ara Armenian, nt,d Muss,ilnln,,s
MA lIer ny ,Mst and embraced ", public
N VI, SxpposHeti III tlesiinR for q icconc1 w
Id, III ,ieir peoples. Tic riottng was
]tftFeny,or suspended, but s,guir, broke ON ~
February 24th. Ss Al S S;3 st }3
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Il Yours truly, 81 VI Sits5 #
\ 9. +. e Z. hIef6 ot Police
i5 9$ G2sssft O xark IA Ia 81

,c wa y We nlggcrs are getting pulled"
The nineteen will pay In over 81 20.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-20
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A Pertinent Question.

The late Capt. Alfred Rice, the not
ed shad fisherman on the Delaware
River, was no less remarkable for per
sonal cleanliness than for his unequal
ed handling of the mile long seine.
Capt. Rice was not only clean and
neat himself, he insisted upon cleanli-
ness and nea tness in his men. II a
new man proved to be sloven, he
very soon mended his ways under the
captains frank criticisms, or else he
sought another job.
There was q new man one shad sea-
son who always wore dirty white
shirt. In shad fishing it is best to
wear a black jersey. If, however. a
white shirt is chosen. there is no rea
son why it should not be a clean one
so. at least. Capt Rice thought.
He stood his new mans dirty white
shirts for month. Then, calling the
fisherman up to him. he said:
Friend. who the deuce Is that you
always get to wear your shirts the
first week for you" -San Antonio Elk
DrpSS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-20
How a Chinaman SmOk es.

OF all the smokers the Chinaman
goes to the greatest trouble and OBJ
tains the least result. He carries"
says an observer. a little box almost
twice the size Of an ordinary silver
cigarette case. This Is half filed with
water. In one end Is a removable tiny
tube to serve as a pipe. At the other
end is the pipestem. First Of all he
takes out the tube and blows through
X to remove all blockage. Then he
fumbles through his awkward clothes,
searching for tobacco and produces a
bit OF rag, in which it Is wrapped.
Carefully he extracts wad of tobac-
co, puts away his rag and slowly plugs
the tube, which holds perhaps the
tenth part of an ordinary cigarette.
But he never has any matches, 80 he
has to borrow or hunt out brown
paper stem and light it. 1t CLOVIS for n
long time and can he puffed into flame
again. He gives a long draw. slowly
enjoying 1t to its full extent for n
minute or two. then back again
through the old routine to find his TO.
bacco, I'll his pipe and get it lighted. -