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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
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WnItirnnre uuS 0rrmPu

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Baltimore uno Bremen
our9 Die nellen urto erprobten, NIT
allen @equemIt6feiten periebenen
8oItOampfer erIter GIaIie:
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BON Baltimore:
y9re8lolL" Somitag, Sen 81. Sanv
: llbr 9to6mittagS.
i9armitaot, MittmodL Sen 20.
,Sebrllur, 2 lt6r NodmittogS.
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. ll6r 9}ohmittog5.
nClocu6urg," @ittuod, Ben 8.6ebr.,
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, llDr Nud)mittdg9.
8meite aiiite.Raiiage-BreiS:
BON $3.50 an,
3ipiihenoefs, s. Iiaae-Sreiie:
"9 %r.S sal''" .'! ne9 $500
Bon Srenlsn nad SaIttmore $500.
RuHoreife . 9iaete 1Ur Baltimore Ham
Yremen NIB 5Htiid $67. 90.
ggeaen Sra6t unO ga'iage Uenoe man Nd
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u. S6nmndcr e &c.,
Nr. 4t9, Sarnper.S trnBe,
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Gbmarb Hniue,
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Icrdants' e Mliucrs' @ranspDr.
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Sad @oiten u1b benz Often: ieoen WIontng,
9ienftag, 9onueritag uro Samitng, slben6s
6 ltbr.
Sad Rrooioence uno benz Often: fe6enSonns
tag, Witttupm un0 Sreitag, 4benos 8 tlbr.
Rad geipport = 9ietps unb NorfoIf: tdgIi6
nm 6 l1br W6enos.
Sraht uir6 tf0Ii6 bis 5 ltbr Gtbenbs fHr an
benz SAGE dbfabrenbe 9ampfer angenDmmen.
gtad Sabnnnd6 uno benz Siioen: icoen 9iens
flag. .9onneritaa lnb Gamitoa, @bcnos 9 1l6r.
9otioner mo 4robioence : Sampfer fa6reu
bon Der @erfte am SuBe oes Cong 9ods nb;
Saoannabs Dnmpfcr bon Der 8erite am Slbe
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u. .. stebbtns, @.sIe.
S1uptblrenl Gr. 604, RprosGGarles.e ctr.
Sratt' lno Gafinee sRiireul-9r. 221, 8eft,
9aItiroresStraBe tt8,T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
@egwetfu
NON mpicslcnslpertBcH SinaH5',
GngroSs uuS Gnsctuil-0 cidGfteu.
inan3ieIIe 8.
9anten.

SirIt 0ationaI gonf, 16, @eIt.S Cara.
to8a . StraBe; S. 9. 6ergition,
8rGIi6ent; s. 9. 8iIcor, 9aiiirer.
6urmers' unO @er6ant8' RationaI
8onf, 3O1, g&or0.G barIess StraBe;
G6o8. z. Crane, 8rditoent; Garter
g. Ssburn, &oiiirer.
Qeutide gouf, 2erington. uno SoQi.
6op.StroBe; 81. s. Sdul3, Srdii'
bent; 9IuguIt 8e6er, Saiiirer.
Commercial on6 5armers' @ationoI
9anf, Soporos unO @erman.Str.
8eItern NationoG @nnf, IA, gsoro.
Gutap.S troBe; Soibla q. SarbeD,
GrGitoent; SO. @arrtott. 9aiIirer.
9rober5' ono Mc6onics' 0ational
ganf, gutotp. unO Sapctte.S Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
IarDlanb nnS Eennibioanie.S abn

8iae e~erInten glorif.s enuesS Citation:
7.30 Born. nab guri, tdeIih, niisaeuon.
men Gonntdgs.
$50 Bornt. mad Seitd, fnr Sonnfaos.
$50 nah QeInir, tfgIi6, uusaenontmeu
Gonntnes.
1926 gtadm. lIa6 0prt. ideIi6. nnsaenpm,
men GpHttdas.
400 yindrt. nab Seli1. MIR Gpm1taQx.
APO na6 Delta, tdeli9, ausgenommer on,
Gpnntdg.
600 Nadbui. nn6 @eTair, tdeTib, nusaerpu.
men SonHtugs.
1000 gbenos, mad 0elnir, mir .Gonntnns.
1t.45 Haerbs. md s9sIair, Nittpe6. nub
Ecnftes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

- Sr. BRETON Seu iulirbe geltern
SIT 0puer. Sci, rifter' Den iiblid,el
@erentunie'n MS @enperHeur Dol, Ge.
lolaiies estaefpkfH fllIll1a4S
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9amburgsM INERTIA
acknowledgement -~Sambur8
SuppclIdraubcn-

. Seocn Su SnUsr ftr 9Omoun unO Bdrt3 an.
Sam6nrg'4mcrifu.Giui
81 groa6map, Rep.Oorf.
Artbnr ". GobiOn,
II BcItsG entresS tra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

Gin ltebenS 10 il / . / Qer
4 be III II. ~ Soiepb Mnoreru, cilt
2itholler. Der Dor einigen MonntCn
an %iciitenl Sod)5eitStuge iuegct Nn
nriffS perboftet. 6ll ied)s Wonotcn
W%ef1lidl1iB perlrtbeilt, pom 8puucr
lleitr ober ~begnooigt luitroe, lit &c.
Itern iuicoerlm it ser iii0lid)en go,
li5eiitotion lpe9cn unorocntlidlcn9es
trheenS POM 3ooi Gor lint $50 be.
itroft noroen. Gr fam li6 ollBcr
Dem grotuIiren, bob feline 0ottin.
Die er 1liBerlt brutal bebonoeltc mn
nit SilBrn getretert baben ioll, nid)t
gegen i'm miSiu0tc. Nnhrcm be
gam ON Montog Nbenb III icincr
8obnuna, scr. {, @eit Gon1oenitr.
einen &eioenifnnbol, I'M &erloltic
meldcs Der. liebenslpiirbigc Wtorm
ieilIc 6raii bic 6reppe btnub gelupr.
zen llltb JIG nit einer Sllltb bon &c.
mei1en gusoriiden iiberidiittct ho-
ben ipu. Ter 2arnl mlirbe idlieBlid
10 groB, oob Eoli5iit anigbt Gin
id)rcitcn mubtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

6elter.g eriiderun9S- Ggrnten.
Some 6rienOlp Society, 1926, Sin
oet : glpenlte.
SO. 3. Sbadelforo & Co., 2, DIT
SaratogaItroBe.
$enrp 90. @arfielo (&opaD, 2t0,
SitsSerin9tonItraBe.
9irfbeab & Con, 2t4, OIt.2ering.
ton StroBe.
ScnneB & SoDIor, 3O6, Sit.2eging.
ton d. StraBe.
Gurner & Gbomas, 2, OTIS Saratoga.
StroBe.
&c. 8. Geloen, II, OIt.gIeaiont.
StruBe.
Selteriidere W0beI. 2ogeru1g.
@robom's @orebouie, &ort gpemlq
un0 9olpbin.S troBe.
neutrality-suspicious. .Nofler.
@ierre s. 9ugan & gtep5eW, t6,
2erington.S traBe.
@uGbanblung.
@untber's 6euti6e 9ltbGanoIltn9.
808, SIt.9altimores StroBe.
9Gder.R equiIiten.
She Mpers & Sids Co., 104, SID.
@otparosS traBe.
8ouboG3.$1noIer.
E6os. Mattbelus & Son, Carton.
gnenl1e lno aibemarle. StraBe.
Geo. S. Sloan & Bro, Ala, eight.
StraBe.
8Ief. ltno emaiGirte StobIpoaren.
Natioral gnameItng & Stamping
60, 100, SanooersS traBe.
0ompfmaldlnert, 8eIiel II. Bumpen.
8aIace Stebbins & Cons, CHARLES.
unO 2ombaro.S troBe.
2anbmirtihaftIide @erGtbe uno go.
mereien.
8riffitb & Eurner Co., 205, 0oro.
BacaitraBe.
Srnamentale Standardization.
9ufur & 60, 81, R..Sonarb.S Str.
S6nitt. ltno &ur5paaren.
IrmItrong, Gator & Co., 106--18.
Sopfins.&lace.
SregelaS, ScrtCi & 50, 100, Sop.
finS.8Iace.
Sbiiren, Seniterrabmcn II. Hauleaur.
Srant 8. 8atfins & 60, 8ratt- uno
Sreiioent-S traBe.
S6nupitabofs Sabrifouten.
81. Starr & Co., 1856. Noro.G Colbert.
StraBe.
3eitidriiten = Mo6o3in etc.
Baltimore Neius 60, 31S, @eIt
@erntan.S troBe.
Sriebbofe.
2oioon Earf Cemetery, Office 81,
8elt.Sa .Strabe.
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SparbanfPn.
Central Saoings ganf, Charles.
uno 2eringtousS troBe.
8antierS un0 Mafler.

SambIeton & So, 10, OIt.2egington.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

TnS = t. Snuis uuf BE-
| II d.. !&r,. aorl Seeaer. ein che
nloliger langiGbriser &rdger Oes
rGentiden Gorreipoilbenten," Der lid
ieood) Jest IN OF. 2oilis nicberaeloiien
bot, belt iidl ipdbrcno Der Seiertage
bier nitf Veiitd) bct Srn. @ep. Qnpl,
9tr. 1850, Noro.Golingipn.stpel,il
ailf. Gr lpor erituu1lt iibcr Ole Sort
Id,ritte. lpeld)c lett oeul grobeii Seiler
mi 9rnnoOiitrift genladt nuroer.
mo p~ropbe5eit Der Staot cine quite
3iifunft. .8eltern febrte CT Iuieber
nod 81 ao,ti6 5lriid.e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

@run6eigentbltmS .NofIer.
@ierre s. 9ugon & Nep5cp, t6,
2erington.S traBe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
ASHLAND AFFAIRS.
Initial Smoker Of New Hanover
Club-Annual Debate.
fspeoial to rho Times Dispntch

. Especial 70 Illc 1itlcS-l)lSItLIcIl,)}t54 s Z
& v "a sHT4AND.e VA, Feb 1.-THE initial
ef the new onn anoyer i ~ tr %ay
night and was well attended. a number
( Of we'll known gentlemen attended from
Richmond, An elaborate lunch was served
! R e XVI b Bcauehamp e e q Na Y s,s
fore the college Young Mems Christian
Association last week, and as q result
over twelve young men have manifested
an1interest In conversion !, 5i.i 4,
The annual debate between colleges VIII
take place THIS year a. As e Tm ts
College, OF North Carolina, and Randolph
Macon will take part.in joint qebatee
'rhe debaters from Trinity College Will
be Mr.. y II, EIarrell Mi r; 8, Womhle
ind the following from ISnnd ~
f fsss s s "a, Mfwhell and Judge George
i Christian Tho debate VIII take place
isn the college chapel. 5sss
@ "A beautiful Valentino party was given
here tonight a. tne n Es ~ Of ~
~ nav special guests, Miss Mary Pleas
ants. of Boydton, Va. and Miss Adelaide
4sneliings of AInnehcster9a 4 .
A. new form of commutnti ton tickets now
IN popular use on ne Rlchmoha;, rreas I, I,
.bctween Ashland and Richmond, which m
4 1iea tes tho many Inducements offered by
tthis road tb persons making this place
3 flair no me. SIt IS known as the "hfty
trip ticket costing sl9, good for twelve Y,
'p fhese @es po,nts IS
4trn,nsferable to members of tho same FAM
! iR;rofessor p. b. Easter OF Johns Hop
skius University baltimore. spehl T. SUNDAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
TWENTY THOUSAND { ( D
SUBSCRIBING BOND [ NJ
Virginia Passenger and Power wei.
Company to Meet Fisher
in Supreme Court.
Special to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.)

" Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. "A twenty
thousand dollar sqspending bond was
given In the Hastings Court by the - Viz
Einia Passenger and Power Company to-
day. They can now appeal to the Supreme
Court Of Virginia from the decision In
favor. Of Fisher recently rendered by
Judge Mullen.
$af John Il. Redwood, one OF the Baltimore
stockholders, who filed a cross-blll, q to-
day, Joined with the Virginia Passenger
and Power Company in giving the bond.
Tho decree orders that en- graved coupon
bonds shall be substituted for the printed
bonds. dismisses the cross-bill, and dis
solves an injunction restraining Mr.. Fish
er and his associates from dealing IN
the bonds; which are to be delivered 70
their owners by the receivers. z$ 55
lSi COULD NOT ACRE
THE three Republican Fourth District
Iconferees were unable to agree on either
candidate for the misunderstanding at
sCrcwe, after remaining In session at tho
Chesterfield Hotel about half tho night,
III is understood that tho matter may be
referred 10 the lnaster-general. The
two candidates for tho office are Mr..
Stanley GORE, the incumbent, and Mr.
Thomas y. Sydnor, $ S
DIR. IS. q. Mitchell, OF Richmond Col
lego, will lecture on8"rhe Modern viz
iing'' at A.. r. Hill Camp Hall about the
6th or March under tho auspices Q & the
Woman's Club. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
HIS WIFE WOKE HIM VI.
Connecticut Man Nearly choked e Deaf

y Connecticut Man Nearly choked TO Death
Il In Night. u
d No comment is needed on the following
letter. Ittells OF fearful experiences that
have Fortunately been overcome.
s''Dear Sirs - Isl n
Often in tho night my vito had towqke
3me up because I was almost choking 70
4 death with catarrh, had ono ct the
+ worst cases that was eyer Known ana
4 skllrul physicians So Id 1t was chronic,
1, 81 Fortunately a friend told me Of Hyo-
y mel, and I used this treatment faithfully,
and to-day am free from catarrh,
used Iiyomei perhaps five times day
and could soon sec q great change. a
complete outfit and an extra bottle cured
me, ! always carry Hyomet tnhal Ter N
my rocket SO as to prevent any colds
or slight catarrhal attacks that are COM
mon 1t this season of the year,
Yours fraternal!y,
l.s Putnam, Conn,
1t is the easiest thing In the world to
cure catarrh or catarrhal colds II you
llse IIyomel. Breathe Its health-g Lyi ngt
8balsamic air for a few minutes, and your
4 catarrhal trouble Will soon be cured.
The complete outfit costs but one dol
lar, and consists Of an inhaler that can
DO carried In The purse or vest pGcket q
medicine dropner, and q bottle Of lyo-
mel Tho inhaler lasts a lifetime, While
extra bottles, II needed, can DO obtained
for 80 cents. # IN Il.
NJ. A.. Miller drugstore sells ayomei Oh q
d guarantee l,lnl, Offering 10 refund lie money
& ifEIt does not give complete ga isfaetiop; M "
price, Complete outfits sl,g0; extra bots les, to
Il Call u, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15

q quarter OF a century le had driyen q
back between Hampdcn-S idncYland Farm
Vile, and during that time had won, :, THO
confidence and esteem Of the 8treyelng
among men ana Women Of highest ranks
Iii church and State. During all. these e {,
and perhaps handled more money than 4
any other man Of his day outside strictly
banking circles. His honesty was never
questioned and his fidelity 10 this trust
was without q 3iiaw,f Hnmpden-s Sidney Ind
no more loyal supporter, nor the white
people with whom hewas thrown. q truer
friend. He knew his place In life !. and q
ic cons and we'll. His polteness
never failed him; a. his good cheer - s =
reared Under E Sinr nfIen raissd gn
gfnnjiyt Of Children, who, like tho father,
5haya been accommodating the good opinion
boe the very best people who Ina ye known
them. ". 4, 4. ..,,,aa,,,1 ~ t+ar
for having lived In It, and all who kne#
hin lin w viii with sincerity say; We'll done,
good and faithful servant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
GREW NOT READY
J. !. J |! {: {. !.
West Virginia Will ILL., Not be
Commissioned for Nine 8 3
Days.
BELIEVED 10 Be MURDER IL ( B j !

8j tspacial To Tho Times! Dlspntch.)
3, NEWPORT NEWS, VA, FEB. 14.--1t
was announced ut tho slilpyard to-day
that. preparations for the commissioning
.of tho armoretl cruiser West Virginia,
which wns to have been formally turned
over to the government tomorrow, were
not completed, and that tho event had
been postponed until Thursday, February
2stl. B The crew Is being assembled ut
the Norfolk navy y ard and most OF tho tho
officers have already arrived horo;S butEat
tho last moment 1t was found that 1t
would be Impossible TO commission the
ship at tho time set.
THOUGHT no Be MURDER. #
IA theory is being advanced along the
water front \, to tho effect that Captain
Carl Swenson and two seamen, belonging
to the coal barge CASTOR, were murdered
hero on December goth. on that datci
the captain and his men started ashore
from the barge. which was at nncho rjslni'
tile harbor here, during q violent storm
They were never seen again, and It was
generally supposed that their dorY cap
sized and they drowned. The dory
was never found !, but several days ago
worknncn discovered 81 pocketbook float
ing near Chesapeake and OHIO pier ~ 81
Tho purse proved to be the property OF
Captain swcnson. and It contained jntl-
mcrous valuable papers, but no money
The book has been put In the hands CT
Deputy Collector OF Custonls Charles
Spencer, who is making an itlves tlga-
lion. 81 4sl i53fs
ut n is suggested that swenson and his
men reached tho shore In safety and
met with foul play. IN l5 ~ hi
WILLARDgA VISITOR.
Lieutenant G Governor Joseph p. lizard
arrived In the city this evening, and is
the guest OF Mr.. J. u. y Patton. Mr.. WI -s
lard is here Oh private business, but
many OF his political friends are calling
upon him to discuss the outlook for the,
campaign W. s NJ Iii 4. Il 55s AZ II. iS
THE jury III the Circuit Court to-day
rendered q verdict for the plaintiff in the
case Of L.. NJ. 'lr lsons against erkins and
Mason receivers for the Hampton Roads
Railway and Electric Company giving
Judgment for $500 The plaintiff was n
conductor on tho defendant co.npany's s.
line. and WAS dang erously hurt III q rear
end collision on tho road. The suit was
for $4,000 damages Robert Weymouth
a motormnn, sued for the same amount,
and the&case was to have been ia ken UP
during this term Of the court. but i is
understood that the parties have agreed
UPON a compromise. 5l ~ @ III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
THE BIRDS ARE
IN GREAT STRAITS.

~ ~ Especial to Tho Times u spatch.) u 8&
SSl OLGA, VA, Feb, Ia Lovers of@quaIlt
and the feathered family generally may
now feel sollcitude. They arc in danger,
}sleet or q great drop In temperature ana
this section few, If any, quail have,
starved or frozen, but it behooves al
who are n a position to do so to make
an effort now toward their relief. IInuipp-3
ed with hoo and bag OF wheat org"tnll-
ends, +" people on the farms should go3out
TO the Eulltes and brush paces-find
naked places on South hillsdes, where
they can make them with tho hoe when
such cannot DO found, and scatter down
the wheat. Tho margins Of small water.
streams can bo used. : Put down the
wheat In many placcs--no a quantity In
one place, but IN many places. r Let the
same territory be again visited on the
next day and from day to day to see
lot those bo5reinforced With another sup
My OF food ana SO on through this long
hard spell. The birds cow begin to show
signs ofSstnrvation. They fly nolslly like
an owl, showing how poor In flesh they
have become--tho fires OF life arc burning
low In their little bodies, and 1t will take
but one very cold night for than to go
to that sleep that knows no waking. Let
us all set out now to do what We can to
I Would also suggest that owners Of
young orchards look out for the work Of
,hares or rabbits, have one, that. IN two
or girdling. Rub the trees well with fat
bacon, as free from salt as possible. as
high up as tho hare can reach
II - III 5igtf5 wv, F,fJACkSON, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
L1NKOUs CONFIRMED.
Still Proclaims His Innocence
i3s NAV Get a Respite.
May Get q Respite,

Especial !. to The Times Dispatch. }
RADFORD. VA Feb. 14.-James Link
Gus. the condemned wife murderer was
confirmed by Rev. AIR, Fox, OF the Lnth-
3eran Church. q few night ago and after
scence IN the presence OF about thirty per-
sons. He has not given up hope Of soap
ing the gallows, although he processes to
be willing and ready 10 die at any time.
will hang Friday Thornton NIassie, Of
Pulaski has petitioned the Governor for
n thirty day respite, owing to tho illness
of Linkous's counsel, Attorney Morton,
which has delayed the preparation of he
pa pers necessary to carry tho case to the
Supreme Court. Prosecuting Attorney
Jorlon has written the Governor ha t he
thinks, the respite should be granted on
account Of Mr.. AIorton's Illness, though
he feels that an appeal to the Supreme
Court VIII be utterly useless as there are
no grounds for granting q new trial,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
CHESTERFIELD COURT.
The Roads Sc Bad That All
Cases Are&P ostponed.
r,oac{al Ia ,rhc Tinler.s-Disn,a;t,

H5i5 special to The Times Dispat ch.)
; CHESTERFrIBLo,. Va. Feb. a tin tho
Circuit Court to-day. which was opened
done save to recognizasthe colored Youths
! Coleman and Brown. represented by MI.
IL. Is II. Wells, for their appearance at the
with William Booker, for 3murdc
as -Four Of the Jurors summoned. not hay
ing heard of the postponement of B ook-
t6ns Sng fyes
Ccntralla before being turned back.< The
unanimous opinion &of those who camc
was that the roads were Erougher and the
travelling more hazardous than they had
found it for years, and tho jud ge's de-
cison OF yesterday to continue all trials
and suits Of Importance to the next term
IS generally commended. s@d
j ssorpe work may be gone into la ter in
tho! month fore the final adj onrnme,plt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15

blythe blood, which carries punishment
and oxygen from the food we eat and
/ tlic4nir we brca lie. and takes away all
THE poisonous dead matters 10 be dis.
posed Of BY tile Kidneys. lungs and skin
! But these organs require nourishing
| blood as well as the rest Of the body
tissues, and when they. become diseased
theyn not only cannot work properly. but
themselves become weakened bys the ac.i
ltion Of the poisonous matters which they
should remove from the blood. Que of
the functions OF the liver is the chang.
| Ing Of these poisors 50 hat they can
be readily filtered out. nnd a bilious at.
lnckD is simply all attempt Of Nature to
INclean house, and rid the body Of tile
poisons that clog its working parts
Pure blood means lienlth, and the best
means Of securing pure blood Is to take
Dr.. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery.
This medicine is unrivalled ms ia tonic
aud blood purifier. Germs Of disease,
us grip,typlioidS or coiIsunlrtion.ca can find
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llge, Dr. Picrce's |" Discovery when you3
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nothing Just as good, 4 US is proven by
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lie sends medical advice free Of charge
10 all who ask for it, and in his g Com
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
CHARLOTTESVILLE FIRE,
Whole Block Threatened and
Weather at Zero. ssI
(specIal to The TlMes-DlspAtch,,


clrARL OFT EsWILLE, VA. Feb. lar,
AZ midnight stnight fire was discovered
liz tho tailoring establishments OF !. g.
conlon, on Nam stgeet, IN tho heart q
aes5Foy!ng fhe arga ffieNb sTas
d DIV goods merchants. With It's. contents.
a x 4 stIff western breeze was blowing az a.
names ian if Under control FPr time the. fire
proved e be dsastrshs e9naaEraten
60 After q slow and Stubborn igllt, tho
flames were cohlned to g one me building rs
me s6reret painln,lyTnn z tne
and the wind very cut lng, ~,
building Waa ths hEopsrty Of e. M shs
most subs tnntial residents NJ Albemarlei,
and was insured; Ihe loss 70 Mr.. Gonlon,
ms Wns f,iiY Insured, Fortunately his spring
gdoda Just arrysa aha had npsyat
5ero's loss lis SO, 600; Insurance, 81. 600 Tile
IRE originated IN Conlon's establis hmeTts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
y Sensational Suit Ended.

VI Especial Ito Tho Times Dispatch.) n
WINCHESTER, 3YA., February Il, The sen-5
satlonal suit OF Miss Ellie Beitsch, twelve
ars-old u FOR $4,000 damages against Oliver
r. Faulkner, a prominent merchant, which
has been In progress In the Frederick County
Circuit Court since Monday morning was de-
.clded for, tho defendant late this afternoon
by, the Jury. which brought in, a8yerdict Of
not guilty. ft 5t I'll s ri Z. S5
After NIL testimony was In, Judge Hart
son permitted the general public to \ enter
the courtroom and during tho afternoon the
courthouse was crowded by an anxious crowd.
Tho argument of r, T. Barton. OF counsel for
plaintiff was said to have been one OF tho
most brilliant addresses ever made before Il
Jury In the local court III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15

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