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Arizona republican., 1905-03-19

Once upon a time a Globe reporter told the truth about an amateur enter tainment, and the paper hasn't sue ceeded in seven years in making up with those who took part in it.-Atch- ison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-19
IWGIM1ltdf

%OVC/ OCT ~ 1nls Is ah
 age of spec ialty work,
 and especial ly so regarding health. If you have any pelvic disease or weakness peculiar to men come to my office nd will fully and freely explain why in vain you have sought relief from belts, secret appliances. electro medical cOmbiDa- tions sand uDskilled physicians; what you want is safe quick and permanent results. A Il patients will receive careful and scientific di- agnosis, and an honest, candid opinion. If your case is curable you will be cured; if only alleviation can be had you will be inform ed want every afflicted man to investigate my treatment.
 Square Dealing is the doctors motto. The latest and most scientific methods are his methods. For many years he has been in of itself bespeaksi large confidence and lib- era1 Support. By reason of special success ful professional work he has thought it de- sirsble to advertise his speciality, which he does in clear cut, honest way, and thus he has built up and maintained for years a high grade practice, not only in Phoenix but throughout the territory.
 CHRONIC DISEASES a speciality. Little ills today make dangerous diseases tomorrow. The longer the ailment tine more dificul 5the cure as q rule. Act, Now! You alone are the sufferer. Your OWE judgment in your par tcular case is the best Get the best treat ment.
 Are your lungs weak? Your stomach de- ranged? Your heart irregular? Your liver If 3D. you will soon become q chronic invalid unless you are properly and scientifically treated.
 Office, Hubbard Building. 26-2s s. Second Ave, Phce nix, Ariz. bOurs:-l0-I2; I-3; 6-7.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-19

indeed a sick man and could get nothing that would bring gme out. Last winter my trouble was at it's worst. I was unable to work for several months, lost in flesh
 had no ambition or energy whatever, and was extremely nervous. really became alarmed about my condition. I asked a friend of mine what I should do. He told me $. s. s. had done him a world of good in some chronic trouble and strongly ad- vised me to begin 1t. I did so. Imagine my glad surprise to find was actually improving after using a few bottles of; the medicine. Of course continued
Arizona republican., 1905-03-19
LOOD POVERTY
The Greatest of All Af1ictiOns, Breaks Down the Health and Invites Disease.

Blood poverty Anaem due lack of ltgivg properties in the blood which
  wardof the counties ieases yassa1t 1t
 and of life
Arizona republican., 1905-03-19

Do not be deceived. if you have an external growth, no matter how small, you cam ot af- ford to trifie with it, whether painful not, 1t is suspicious and should be imme tely re- moved before it is too late. The skill, ability and experience of Dr. Hubbard in Chronic Dis eases is unprecedented. dis references are, all the bsnkslu Phoenix, all tho county and ter ritorial officials, well the repre- sen tative business men of Arizona, COasUtation Free. hibbard Building. 26-2S S. 2nd St., Phoenix AriZ. Hours I0I2, I-3, 6-7
Arizona republican., 1905-03-19
HEALTH ALMOST BROKEN DOWN.

several years was a sick Just
 t the matter do not know, but do know was
Arizona republican., 1905-03-19
Nothing succeecs Like Success.
DR. nERBARD
IS KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE SOUTHWEST AS A
Leading Specialist
IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence and patronage of the leading business men, and m o S t prominent citizens of Arizona. The
Arizona republican., 1905-03-19
DIR. HIBBARD,

Hubbard Building. 26-2s S -uth Second Ave nue, Ph"enix. Ar'zona. Consultation Free Hours 10 -I2, l ., G-7-
Arizona republican., 1905-03-19

with the medicine with the result that 1t put me on my very poor and weak, and would have broken lost my health entirely had taken s. s. S..
 Wooster, Ohio L. Y. MCCLURE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
AT THE HOTELS S.
Following Are Among the Guests
Registered in the CITY.

Richmond-I. II Parker, Atlanta; j! g
Ferguson New York; George 8. Knight,
Nashvllei Mrs. George r. Tattcrsnll, Pat
erson, NIL; MISS u. ], Crilly. NeWburgh
y, X; Mr.; and Mrs. ], O.. Carr. Raleigh ~
Alexander, W,ashmston, p: G.; George ), 4
ginia, ". S. Selby YirginIn a, NJ Or
gain, Jr, Dldwiadie; IT A, ~. Hamper
Virginia; r. l., Tyler ana wife, Georgia
y. I. slnrer. WmrentoIb Va,
Murphy's~ q. II, WrlNht and wife
Lynchburg; Daniel Coleman. Norfolki G
s, Wright and wife Norfolk; s. =, Hans;
hrough. WarrentOn, George a. 'rnbh ang
Wife Portsmouth; G. NJ, Hughes ang
SiI@ Iork Union; X nshHrn Edi.m n9ts
mouth y i! russell; l.rnSy; Nath1in,n q, II y
IA: joel u. Whitaker, Raleigh, n. 81; hor-
rIs Moore, Danyille; Henry, hermann!
S fSui S W"shin lNs My y O. S'SS'a
.Jefferson-A y, Warner. Pertsmo'.5l':.
Va: A. y, Tanney, Schenectady. n, Mi
q. II, Gabell, l,altimorei J. r. Alliste,fs
Hot shrings. ya.;. John benmeetL.
Boston; j, Fred. snyder aud wife. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
L Portrait Of General Lee.

s The fact that too frequently 1t traiis-
5pir.es III American history thntsho nccu-
rate aud authentic portrait of her Brcnt
!neti lis faithfully preserved has caused
ID number OF the devoted admirers OF
General sRobert H. Lee to interest them
selves ID cuuse III perfect picture Of the
great general to he made and to be pre-
served for all future history e
,f,hls work after Il lnpsc OF forty years,
lis row Under why by the John 8. Lowell
1Bnrk Note Company, Of Boston, who are
using for this purpose tho photography
made at General Lee 8 residence In 1sicl,-
,nond ID few days after the surrender,
which picture Inns always been consld-
.oroa by the Lee family and friends MS
tic 9most perfect llkennss. eyer tnken OF
the General ut that period.
The work, when finished, will DO OF
the highest art Of steel engraving, so
TINT 1t wilt thus be preserved for nll
future time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
PHEASANT FARM.
Mr.. D, II. Selden Raises Fine
Birds Under Bantam Hens.

Mr., d. II. selden assistant baggage
agent at Byrd Street Station, has a
pheasant nvinry in active operation. The
nyiary Is situated on the Tin roof OF
long by eight wide, and Is partially en-
closed In q wire netting.
Ir this breeding place Mr.. Selden has
thirty phcnsnnts. representing six species
which no has raised in the last SIN
months. e5
Tho farm, which was begun as an
experiment, has, succeeded beyond OK
pectatlon, as eighty-iive per cent, Of the
birds prowsatedt have hcen raised,
AS the pheasnnts make poor mothers.
Mr. 5clden adopted the idea OF motherlng
the, young pheasantS with bantam hens.
These take as good care of tho strange
uurslings rs they wonld OF their own
Chicks. Alter month or six weeks
tho brood is taken from the hen, and
the feeding then Is a mere matter Of
bugs, worms, Gtc, bE
Mi. seluen sells the oggs solely for
propngaton, They average In price $40
u dozen, Many OF the eggs have been
sold IN Georgia and South Carolina. and
TO sell New York firm lis whole supply.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

Chris. Manning, Jr., misdemeanor, one
count.
The people were not satisfied ana Judge
Witt summoned Il special grand jury,
which brought in the following additional
indictments, August 11tht
ciyal. all Indicted Jointly in blanket In
dictment, ten counts. charging them with
fraudulent acts IN the conduct OF primary.
j.. *, CulDcrson and Jackson Wire. OF
Third Monroe Precinct. indicted jointly
on same counts as three preceding,
H. *. Culberson, Jackson Mise and Lee
Syrclc indicted Jointly for consprng to
permit Culberson 10 vote unlnwfuHy.
Chris. Manning, Jr, unlawfully paying
poll tax of Joe Edwards t.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
won, fres government ls the most pre-.
eIons boon, Il

A N, { I bc ppnishntentgof those who Nlot
&InIn fibc 9lsil,ot, the lnSislatut mas en-.
acfed The following lawu, ~ which ~
invite yonr attention, Il. 1. III, ,on
4 io,,y ter.S3n Knowingly vote IN any electlon
dint M IN which he does not ntslallN resiao,
ar ia which he IS not n fegis,erea S9 sii ~ ~
vote more than ones a. NE S ssn ~ INV cleo.
e I'M, viii, anttniawfn, intent. or procure. aia,
nssis counsel advise another 70 ao.S,
M Al t,e place where and The time When the
vote e p be iysn or by,n,realan o sv Rrlpohy s
coz spnty eora,nion election district for IN IN
pm,ptpfs cornratiot OF eietton district know
ing Tia! s,,ch person ls not legally uuuiIlsd 20
vote therein ,S or f I'm anraFe in A. which such
,al,pf IL printed or written IN for' !, & Nv, mn
Tia, i contains NAME Or or na rrn.e there.
-, ,yith an intent 10 deceive and Induce MN
tovoe contrary AZ his nelinstG}n or tp nier.
inr Which such clector Is prevented from
yojns FOR such candiaate or cnndlunies Us ,i w,
intended or after Tos 81 ~ sm, Time Tine before
tbe VIE Is fully cahyasssd frapdnlent'y pul o,s
i IN. ~ ,.oS din one thousand dollars
Il any person not rcsiaSn, OF shis s .Sai
y6e my election held IN ny no lcss is f
..tx nor more than twelve months anu iiT HSa
n Sxrseiing I'VE hundtei u9l,ars' or All not
3aa,,rsSdinm tseive months and fined not exceed
Ing, one thousand dollars.
Giving or Receiving Brides.
r. any person, directly OF innirectlE,
,ivc 10 d voter in any election any
money, goods, or chatels under an agree
,no,if, express or implied that such 70
ter shall give his vote for q particular
candidate, or for or against any sues
ton voted on a; any such election. such
nnrson shall be fired not less than ono
hundred hollaFtrf,o:, tmore Than one
thousand dollars. or confined in jail not
less than one nor moro than twelve
months And tho voter receiving SUCH
money goods or clflttels, In pursuance
OF asnch agreement, shall be punished
,n like manner with the person giving
the same.
Complete Registration.
II any registrar wilfully or malicously
reject from registration. or corrupt!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
ASHLAND s MAYOR
FIRES At A MYSTERY.
College Fraternity Routed While
Preparing for Secret
Neatipo sds 4
Meeting.
Especial to rho Times Dispatch


ASHLAND. VA. September 20,-The
enthusiasm and Interest Of college frater-
nifty rushing" which has been particii-
larry manifest at the beginning Of this
session Of Randolph Macon College met
with u temporary interruption last might,
which might have proved disastrous, It
has afforded 1T subject for amusement
and comment not only among the college
students, but in the town. Much Inys-
terry and secrecy attends all Incidents OF
initiation into college fratornitics, The
Kappa Sigmas, u we'll known fraternity
here, had made elaborate secret arrange
ments for initiating three candidates In
the still hours OF midnight In their chap
tor room. which Is outside Of the cam
pus and on ono OF the principal streets OF
tho town. Last night was particularly
propltious for such ceremony, A Sep
tembor moon cast weird and fantastic
shadows through tho campus and ada
cent avenues.
While the peaceful town sumbcrcd,
molested only by tho barking Of u watch
ful dog, q deliberate and mysterious body
OF yelled knight ushers and knight COM
nlandcrs wendell their way slowly along
these unfrcquentcd paths Will, train OF
attendant panphernnln. which Is lnds-
pcnsablc on such occasion. a round
about route was followed In which the
bIindfoded candidates, wcaricd and mys-
tilted, were halted ns1they passed through
tho lot OF, tho well-known Masonic Hall,
on Hanover street.
At this point. Charles w. Crew, the
mayor of the town, hoard and observed
from his home near by at this nte hour
this peculiar assemblago and Immediately
demanded On explanation of such pro-
ccetllngs at such an uncanny hour, and
was ans Wered In silence. Whereupon he
gave tho distress signal and proceeded
! 10 fro, Tho crack Of his 3S-callbre broke
the stiffness of tho night and the line Of
processlorists MS well. This firing. and
the smell Of powder Immediately brought
the well known night wntohmap, Mr..
Mills, to the spot, but with no eager
haste. The procession Of students had
suddenly stampeded and disappeared In
the shrubbery, while tho mayors family
stood q,aking with fear, until they saw
him safe again under his own roof.
Within - short time the line was re-
| FORMED and the ceremonies ccs1rinucd ut
1.-The Chapter House until 4 o'clock this
morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
LETTER TO T. X. SANDS,
tfr5 Rlc I'M, ood Ma gHRt

Dear Sir: The way to buy paint Is TO SO
nv the name. There IL q name never seen
on sham paint or weak paint or snort
measure paint; Devoe. !.
There area hundred dilfefeht NAMES ,, =,
ipnInt. Some arc sham; some weak; some
short measure; and some all three.
h II there Is anosher such paint as peyoe
lead-nnd- zinc We don't know i, There
are a few fairly good palnfs; y few; oniy
one Deyoe q gallon Deyoe - worth y
gallon and "a half Of those few.
MIR. Aaron HIGGINS, Of Plalntleld, ~. ~.
always used Is gallons OF mixed pam Ivy
Ions Of Deyoe and had 4 gallons left
b Yours truly, ~
Harms Hardware co. sell our pqlnes' II.
Sept u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
TINT COTTON MEN.
New England Manufacturers Be
pin Their Convention.
,coial to The Ti,ncs-Dlspltcl

(spcoia to The Times Disputch)
ATLANTIC cry, N. j !, September 20.
-Governor Stokes to-day opened the New
England Cotton Manufacturers ConVen-
ton with speech Of welcome, e during
which lie defended the attitude Of tho
Static OF New, j ersey towards fruits. Rc-
sponsn Va ) made by Herbert Z, Walnsley,
Of New Bedford, Mass, mn eX-president
Of the association. +, u
The report OF Samuel s. Dale. upon tho
international Congress of Cotton Spin :
ners was read and excited deep nttcn-
ton.
Mr.. Dale said tho origin OF the congress
WIS the temporary scarcity. OF american
cotton last year, which GIVE spec ulators
an opportunity OF cornerlng what little
poor cotton was left on tho mnrket
Charles C. Cowan, Of New Yoxk sd q
x lper on "The Relation Between future
~ ntracts ana Spot Cotton" and u paper
b., Il Cuban merchant on Tho Markets.
forA Cotton In Cubn. ;"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

register any person, contrary to law. he
shall be fined not less than fifty nor
more than ono hundred dollars, and he
confined in jail not less than three nor
more than twelve months.
If any officer or other person illegal
Ky change, alter, amend, or destroy any
! Books or lists OF registration, he shat!
( be fined not less than fifty nor more
Athnn one hundred a9!lars, and confined
in jail deg THAN three nor more
than twelve mouths.
4 N> No candidate for Congress, or for either
I house of the General Assembly Of virginia, or
I any state. coanty. district or municipal Office.
shall expcnd, pay, promise, loan or become pc
cuniarilS liable IN any way for any money or
behalf, or permit the same 10 be 20 used, with
his knowledge ANA consent, by his friends or
adherents IN any election. primary OF nominate
penditure made by any candidate or his adj
herents and friends for the purpose OF print
securing suitable halls for public speaking at a
reasonable price. shall be deemed Illegal
Use loan 5a OF n sa SSps1 p o Table s amy
way fer any money or Other valuable thing
an behalf o. amy csnd!in,e FOR Office At any
election, prlrnGry or nominating convention held
Al this Commonwealth, Any perSan or caildi-
date Violating any OF The proviAiona Of this or
the preceding section of this act shall be
subject 10 Il ilne OF not less than 500 nor more
1han Sl.GpJ, or confined in jail not less than
49, Every person who shall be candidate
before any caucus or convention, or at any
primary election or ut any election rnr any
cipal office or for senator or member of the
House Of Delegates OF Virginia. or for senator
or representative IN the Congress- OF the United
States. shall within thirty days after the
election, caucus, convention on primary election
held 70 al atIch office OF place, make out and
file with the officer or beard empowered by law
70 issue certificates OF election to such office
or PLACE and duplicate thereof with the
CLERK Of tho county or corporation court for any
t,clInfy or CITY IN wiiGh such candidate resides.
a abatement In wl&tlne. which statement and
duplicaet shall bG subscribed ami sworn 10 by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
a rN'lCHESS' AUTOMOBILE
AIS ONED3OM SAGAMOREsHlLL

(Sn& Cial tO7The ITImeS-IJiSp.sach CHI
oYSrh II BAY. N. y. y September TO- In
deferenca to the Duchess OF Mnrlbor-
ough, the strctest Of al rules at Sng g,
w MackaS'si big automobile. which took
the Duchess and Mr.. and Mrs. Mnckay
to the prcsA 'ent,s home, Was the 1lGst
heretofore sac, cd TO the horse and race
Tho visitors W, re received In tho libra
~ By tho Preside and Mrs. Roose-
welt Easga s$ il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
aua,iled 10 administer oa,hs, take. subscribe
d and n!e with said stntemtnt the following

qualified 10 administer oaths, take. subscribe
to and file with said statement tho following
oath:
I 40 solnenly swear that the statement here
Win fled embraces all money spent by me or
IN my behalf with my knowledge ana consent,
by any ulherents and frinAs that haye
mother directly nor indirectly arranged, encpar-
aged nor rUWniYad at The sponiipB or any
NJ aey other than As sbpwn in my said state
ment; that | have not repaid any money W
sient "a, claimed 10 have been 80 spont, ana
liza, / win not do 80, and that have not
Violated any Of the, provisions of thls act
IL iotter Or In spirit, 50 help me God
20 No onieer or hoard authorized ~ law 10
issue commissions or cnrtinchtes OF eleMi"h
ghalr iasus any sIch certificates or commission
70 any uch person until such abatement nid
oath, shall have bgsn . made s yhrii'ea and
The Penalties.
80 Any person falling TO comply with the
aSoy, provisions by failing to Mo said etate-
lncnt and oath in the lnanner AMI form above
preseribed shall be liable 70 a nHe not exceed
Ing 5000 20 he recovered In an acIlon Or
motion prough. In the name Of Tho STATE W the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21


ATTORNEY Of tito county or city OF ING san ~,
ai ',,s pfs' ta Ss ths as
said fihc 10 10 fixed VII hiii the alnve iiiit ~
te lprN mn, to be pad Into tho no sc a' iu'' '
to) 10 person SINH enter upon TIE ", d 1t,s,s
Of any clectlyc office until ne sha naET ~
In this net, nor shall lie receive any saihrS r.
my c,nolunent FOR my period prior to mo M.
q said statement and oat, shall at al tines \,
opei, to public nI,serticllalia copies 90 sumo
f" ts n ny eo aRpeSt The election Of
TfSr ma,a ns Is q e
tic provisions. orlnnys of them, 81 this act h i
friends and adhefents hs o,ylots e., and ID
aid Contest. then atid election shall De declared
null md VOID and 1. ,,Gss T. ( n Se
nppenrs that nc y, Is tae
COZ The sntcments of any person testtifylng
sec. iii Except hsrenafter provided no
psrson shos,aElsf rs e,s' R
how sa rig NJ y h' - aft Sr
}p ul;is Of This sceiiong shall be deemed
guilty Of na Upon ,Sm, e9ny9 h,,.
f Nth nor more than one thousand dollars and
confined In Jail six months. M rS
Every Species Of Fraud.
IN addition TO tho statutes nbovo mem
Toned sly - u, ~ n,, II I. " "a Al, tni,
er they be election oicitl
or private citizens,87 coHspiTs
to commit q trhuu3 1.,rsa t,,ns,,
and by such . ~,
laws all IRE EQUALLY su'4,y - -,
in ,,,,,1, "a =. dv'o''ee
q V,n,,' wIl, iohscrvc tint the law is com (
,,rnl,nnaivc! and Furnishes every species Of
fraud which Gun be pcrpetinted against
tho election laws of the State by any,
body,
Ifauny 1nalign influences have a,a con I
snircd together to dehauchS our. electorate
-, 'vlnlotc the sanctitys Of the ballot. II
tolI vo,,lthat no means should he spared
~ ,vhich thcsc Influences can be traced;
~ 4hc sources from which they. cmanntc,
nna TIA guilty conspr:lt brought to-
instire.
This. gentlemen, Is no political quarrel
YOU are adjusting. It Is a an earnest
search after crime and criminals, an
effort on the part o. .ne ,aw - .s.,,nei
this city thar when rs ..,.ea,s,,.-
fair and honest elections. neSe :. We s,.oa
see to It that they do nave II sehel r pc
power In theSlaw to Insure It..
& Upon this depends the fair name OF
the municipality, the honest conduct OF
fvo,,r corporate government, unsWcrVln0S
o,,forcen,ent Of YOUR laws. The living
sae noneibilItv Of every citizen to the
~ -,
1,ri,t, A., +, hiding faith in your zeal for
w ga 1870 nf our CITY, and a full
ne spou ~, confidnnce and cstec:r.
kno%iet =, -. 49, rn,, ~ This nublfc.
"h'ch ~ into vour hands,
can eo. ~ Yr7.--53 B.,.a,,,,- }55
hMA. VYiAAS'o = - 1900 So" ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

lnntion or election Of any other persons 81 such
election, primary or nominating convention.
whom and tho purposes for which MI such
sums were paid. expended or promised. such
statement, shall also get forth that the Same
is ns full and explicit NJ atfiant is able TO
malse IL aud he sinai also. before SOME officer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
AL EADY INDICTED
INorl, Of Previous Grand Iuries

Shown By True Bills Brought in.
Two grand jurles have already nves-
tigatrdsthc altered frands,nnd lpreeul AZ
tics In the primary Of June Goth. The
flrstr grand Jury brought in the following
indictments on July 25th;
=. H. Culberson, misdcmeanor ana
ie Iocl, son WIse, misdemeanor. one count.
A. b. Williams, nisdemcanor one
count. -
count. 81 l.s9l fg$s5}lgl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

Opening Weeks Septan1loer.
atTnsrc are no bcb-tailccl cents
I'm on rfl1 g WIS uttS.I 3y
They are all cut the proper
length-very long,; not that
coats look any better for their
length, some think it very
tunloeconning feature, but It's
the fashions we follow II
closely as we always do nd
as all business men l1aVetO clio,
to avoid looking queer
Suits, $1,000 to $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
Aldenhaven Goes Free.

]. c. Aldenhaven. the white man who
was arrested for forclby taking from
Eta Smith, white woman. IS, wasi
discharged III the Police Court yesterday,
but required to give security for his good
behavior for ninety days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
Virginiarr Dismissed.
snoc,,i 70 rho tl'imes-D Dispatch

NEW YORK, September 2o:-Dr. j ~.
somtryllle. young Vlrsinia physician
attached 10 the scconrl medical division
n: Bellevue Hospital p,as dismissed to-
day from, ,Ar staff Of Ale institution BY
the superintendent
MDr. Somerville was cln lrgcd with an
inrraction of rules and with dropping three
lnlcc:ric liEht bulbs from III 3 window. late
the night before, disturbing the patients.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
a Reading Diyidn d.
(Ey Associated Press

(Ey Associated Press.)
PHILADELPHIA. PA. septen ,ber 10
The directors of the Reading RAILROAD
Company declared the regular SANTA n
n,lal dividend OF 9 percent. on the second
preferred stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
Cures Indigestion,

HoRsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE
Natnres romedy for obstinate indlgos-
ton. nervous dyspepsia, headache and
depression.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

I'm; Mrs. IL. Iii. N1aginiils aid ,ffnd, Miss
stauffer. and Mr.. ~. II Maglntls, s New
Orleuiis; ~ u. IL ettlesef. New YORK. 8I4lsElss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

such candidate before an officer authorized TO
administer oaths, setting forth In detail az
sums Of money contributed, dsbursed, eXpcnuis,u
knotyle,lge and brlicf by any persons or person
in his behalf. wholly or In part, endeavori !a
to secure his nomination or elecnon 70 suc .,
trlb,i.ei dsbursel expended or promised ny
him in support and in connection with the nom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

S1.BO will buy q new tele--
scope hat, fancy ban 1.-THE lad
with the Young men this sea-
SON.