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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
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rrR Fs,,n1pEEIR'IcKSBURG VA, NOV r. r.
Miss Iilliore Q Decker daugn.el sv 81 nj
a ann w. a Dr.. William f. Morgan o.
moo at historic salem Baptist b Ghu ety.
IN spotsylyanla county ra nsas county ons an
Uncle e Of the bride, ofticiating The ma q
Of the bride. and pr. w 2: Prah nc hest ST
Prince William county Va. was = s cleon G.
na.l 81 E. Alrich and ". y. Bu.zne =;
Of this city, and Dr.. r. p bu.znehr e n6 a.
Philadelphia, After the esremS Ky ae dah
some LUNCHEON was served S q tns m
later Dr.. and Mrs. Morgan came 70 2, t ms
city and left on the afternoon tram io''
their home in Louisiana
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WEDDINGS IN
. Old VIRGINIA.
Elegant But Quiet Home We'd
ding iii Martins
vile.
MISS sALLlE PENN THE Or I. DE
Harry Davis Vickers. Young.
Business Man. Leads Her to
the Altar.
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N1ART1NsvILLE, VA. November s..
Miss Salie Penn. youngest daughter, OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph q. Penn. was quiet,
~ married at her fathers home, on Broad
Street, here, this morning at o'clock
TO Mr.. Harry Davis Wckers, q popular
young business man OF Mnrtinsvllle, now
with the Martinsville branch of tho r. J.
Reynolds Tobacco Company, but ma
tive Of PULASKI county, Rev, NJ. $. Colon
the ceremony. f. 7. Wllliams, OF Mar
tlnsvillc, was best man, and Miss Mary
Penn, OF Roanoke, maid OF honor.
The wedding march sf fro M,r rannahaqssr
during he ceremony Mrs. c. r. Worack
sang the rosary. The bride WIS wa hand
somey gowned In a model tallor-made
travelling suit.
a wedding breakfast was served lm-
mediately after the ceremony. after.
which the bride and groom took the
train for Washington and Northern
Miss Penn was one OF Martinsvile's
popular young ladies, possessing many
charms, both Of person and manner. No
cards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
PATTIsON ELECTED.
Democrats Have Working Ma
iority Of Ohio Legislature.
a. (By Associated Press.)

(l3yE ASSuClitcus iSSs.I
COLUMBUS, OHIO. November Shat
John NJ. Pattison, Democrat. of cincin-
natl. has been elected Governor OF Ohio
for three years by q plurality running
above 10000 over Governor Myron /,
Herrick, Of cleveland, Republican is
settled tonight, as also is. the Demo-
cratic working majority in both houses
of the legislature, but there is still some
uncertainty a S to the rest OF the state
ticket, @
Earlier returns we're apparently from
sections favorable to Governor Herrlck,
for he held AHEAD over owe the !. rename sr
Of the Republican ticket until to-day,
when fuller returns from county regions
cut into Herrick's vote severely; and by
the middle OF this afternoon, Herrick
seemed to be 10000 votes behind tic rest
of the republican ticket. II that differ
ence stands tho victory for Offices other
than Governor will depend on the size
Of Pattlson's plurality with the chances
in favor OF the choice Of the entire De-
naocratic roster.
Chairman CARRIER. Of the Democratic
COMMITTEES tonight figured plurali;!es for
Pattison that aggregated close to 5000
If these figures hold true, the entire De-
mocratio tlcket&is elected. The Republ!-
cans have given out no later estimates
than that Of Chairman Dick. conceding
tho election Of Pattison by 2r,nN plural
ity
Republican estimates Tonight give tho
Democrats from two to Ave majority in
the next Senate and from ten to tfteen
in the House Tho Democratic claim IS
majority OF 8 In the Senate md p in
the House.
The Widespread scratching of tickets
has caused such delay in the counting
that thirty hours after the close of
the polls there was still uncertainty,
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j. BAY STATE VOTE.
Little Change in Figures Report
ed Save Democratic Gains.
(By Associ0tcd Prcss.l

(By Associated Press.)
BOSTON. November s.---A revision to-
day Of the vote in Yesterdays election
in Massachusetts failed 10 materially
altar tho result Revised figures show
the plurality of Guild, Republican, for
Governor,to be 2s,ll6, and that Of Draper,
e96.
Associated Press to-day that the Demo-
cratic leaders would request recount of
the vote for L!eulerant- G overnor,
The Democrats slightly Increased their
representation in both branches OF the
Legislature, gaining three senators and
one represent ative.
a feature of tho election was the un-
looked for victory Of John b. Mora n,
for district attorney, Of Suffolk county,
which includes Tho city of Boston, Mr.,
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Marriage at South Boston, .

SOUTH BOSTON, VA. November SIC S;aA
pretty home wedding took pace s,a 2. MIt
R T,ne Mcclure. OF Danvllle. was mar :,
RED to Miss Addle Henry Pa liner, r ,ol
Wo1f Trap. The ceremony was perform.
ed by Rev. p, A. Anthony, Of the sou'h
Boston Baptist Church. 4,
The maid Of honor was Miss G!asscocK,
OF Y. Vol III Trap. and Mr.: II. Melvin NC,
CURE. Of Danviile, acted as best man. = !
The bride is the daughttsr o. " pnd a'i I
Mrs. Phil, Palmer, OF Wolt ira = a' pt4 =
'v Mr., i and Mrs MCGUIRE took an after.
noon train for Danville, their tutuIe
horne, where the groom is engaged N me me
real estate business.
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Complete Returns

+ PHILADELPHIA, November Soon
plete returns from 81 Of the 81 counties
in Pennsylvania give Berry, Democrat,
for State treasury over Plnmmer, Re-
publican, of SL026 votes. The counties yet
to Abe heard fromare Armstrong, Chester,
Crawford, Northampton, Susauehanna.
and Perry. OF the missing counties a rm-
strong and susquehanna give estimated
pluralites for Plummer Of 1900. wflile
the estimated pluralities for Berry III
Chester, Crawford, Northampton and
Perry are $3.50 Basing the computation
on these estimates, Berry's apparent lolu-i
rallty in the State is S., 251.
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Republican Senator.

CLIFTON .FoRGE;, VA, November SIR
The returns iron. all the precincts IN the
Garrett tRepubllcanj, II majority over
@, b. Harvey DemocraD, Garrett car-
'red Alleshany BY 81. and Bototourt 10.
and So In bath, In his home district. n,
z. Spessard tDemocratl has defeated ]
". w: Bryant, Jr tRcpuplic;ahl by from
@ 20 ~ majority, RlyaEt has ,nG9t CON.
ceded his defeat and alawSei has gone
TO Craig In his behalf with n view 70. a.
contest Bryant majority In Allies many
Is leo. j. j. Hobbs vas elected clerk
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NEW KENT COURT DUR.
Mrs. Jordan's Case to Be Made
one Of Simple Assault.

ROxBURY. VA, November S.-Thurs-
day vii hsgIn regular tern term Of MeW
hsat ~ dnrlset is that ct Mrs Addie Jor-
S dnn az ~ attempted murder Of her sister.
Miss S2s Ellen Batklns; ot qulnton some time
yeR R9ls s aad e T asea Is s ace
o iii ted, as ali parties desire such, The
alaan,'sedi will be represented by Mr., Isaac
pigss, Of Richmond. Its 3 REGULAR 81 grand
July Snr selling naryo, a medicine that
ppa a.s1es The same effect Of real old hooze;
also djspensers Of orange cider.
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Ship Will Contest.
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N'FVge'''7 " ~ I931FcSs,-' 777fSFu 'S9H1
Z NORFOLK, VA, November S-rhe face
Princess Anne county show that a, u.
kellam (Repuhcan) has been re-e elected
clerk OF that county by majority OF
Democrats Of Princess Anne, and 1t was
announced this morning that @. l.. Shipp.
the Democratic candidate for clerk. will
contest the election, alleging the use of!
twenty-five Registered voterssi Ramps
Vile Precinct lost their, votes beeea use
the payment Of their poll taxes had not
though they had their tax receipts show
Ing that their taxes had been paid,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09

When there are pains or distress after
eating. headaches. belching OF gases,
sour taste In the mouth, dizziness, hearty
burn, specks before the eyes, furred
tongue, sleepiessness, nervousness, or
h9ekache the stomach needs tho help OF
Mi,e,na,
druggist, It VIII be sent by mail, post
paid. on receipt Of price, Ssmple spftt-
cient to show tits ybliie wifi be Forwarded
on request The Il. y, Booth Co.. lthaesx
n. X,
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Inside information
Readers Chance for Profit--Ev
ore Ought to Grasp this Opportunity

TO have even q slmp.e case Of ,ndi
gsstioa Is 10 have inside Information Of
suffering that warns Of serious trouble
,n he future, unless The digestive system
10 strengtheEed'>
Every reader Of HE Times Dispatch
Should grasp tho opportunity offered BY
Au.o-na. Jusi ore little tablet out Of a
E9-cent box q this relnedy before each
meal ,fe,rSe. sew days, and yoii win soon
hAyS strong sto.naeh and perfect
health.
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San Francisco Returns.
fRv Associated press.,

(3y Associated Press.)
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. s.--The COM
plete returns from tho San Francisco.
election show that every candidate on
the Union Labor ticket was elected, the
pluralities Of the Fusion and Socialist
tickets ranging from 1910 to II 800. Mayor
schnitz's plurality. 1904
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Prince Louis Sails.

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.RTitish cruisers in command Of Rear Ad-
mlral Prince Louis Alexander, Of Bat
.ttenberg, bound from Annapolis, Md, to
New York. passed out OF the Virginia
C,apes at 200 this afternoon, sailing rap
idly for New York The Drake, bearing
Prince Louis. was followed by the Rer-
wick, Bedford Cornwall Essex and Cum
.berland, All Of the vessels have great
speed and they showed 1t In their trips
Ia and from HAMPTON Roads. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
Honors for a Few,
(By Associated Press.)

/. .LONpON, November Skiing Edwards
birthday honor list was announced to-
day. 1t contains few features Of gen
.eral interest, The Duchess Of Fife, ED
est daughter Of His Majesty, is author,
lied TO bear the title Of Princess Royal
"HIghness" and Princess Professor
George Howard Darwin. president OF the
British Association. is appointed knight
commander OF The bath.
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Randolph-Rand

NJ TT-T-- ISDeCIHI 10 IIIG TIIItS-IsVdIC1FJ- n
cOJsliMBIA,s VA, Nov. S-Miss Fletal
Randolph was married to AR Writ Ran,
do i Wednesday afternoon ct o'closx
presence Of fey q frisnI "a ahe
Rev' John j. White otficlated. Tho bride
Is ia daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Georse n,
Randolph. ~ oaran,onv the
,,,,!,Is narty drove to the home OF the
hid b. i dsgroom, In Goochland county, where
a reception was held,
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McConb-Oneal.


a GoRDoNsv1LLE, VA. November g. s.
MIR. VIM. Mccomb, Jr,, near Go NT 10
day to Miss Leila o'Neal, OF Crozet. Va Va;
The groom Is the only son OF Genera st
VIM. 'McComb. of Louisa. county, ana Iu IN the
bride is the bright and attractive ,aau tsar
The happy pair took the midday train
on a bridal tour through tho NortheIn
cities. They will be at home to their
friends after the GOTH 56s
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Downey--Smith.

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CLIFTON FORGE. VA, November ST.
was the scene this morning OF quite a
pretty wedding Their daughter Miss
Alice Maude Smith. became the bride Of
Mr.. Henry W. Downey Of Powellton..
the presence Of select company of
trends BY Rev George p. Davis, pastor
Of the BAPTIST Church. They left inns
Inediately after The ceremony for the
NorLh.F $50
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Stakes-Reynolds.

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HEATHsYILLE, VA,1 November erd M, IA
s syegginng gstit il coan Baptist Church. when
Miss Bettie Reynolds became the bride
Of Nj. Edward Stakes. The eeremGiny
was performed by Rev. MI r.eShosds'
father Of the bride.
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Stone-Layton.
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FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Nov. s;-, ,Sil.
Albert stone OF sta ford county. aMM ,; M.ys
:: = - ~ his CITY we're married here
last night at the home OF the bride lteV.
r A. Williams officiating.
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and gloves TO match. CARRYING q sh ',see
, ,pandHer which she worked when
y AZ, yeats Walker Vail Clark presided at the
plano. rendering Lohengrine "e' 90
MT The bridal party left for trip ;, 10 70
washington and thence 70 sou.n a,, Sa'o.
lima, the former home Of the groom q; no
A delightful recsptH2 :, T heSore the mar
brides home the evening oeiol 9 e''e
rage. ,,aro rnany and
very beautifulth ae,,,,,. decorated
l., .,,+,,nnn leaves and &chrysant hemums.-
Under an arch OF these the couple 'e plsh'-
ed their troth. s.
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Radford Store Robbed.

EAST sshse Rap s. HHs wn ss' Ne seasSs
Kohlhousens jeWelry store vas broken
hundred dollars worth OF. Jewelry ana
watches stolen. The burglar was Very
bold smashing the shqW window ysa y q Iy
policeman hut made his escape before
he could reach the SPOT. II was q ne g y,
in brown clothes and derby hat ca rrylns
"a gras, telescope, Y
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objection on the part OF either family
1.-THE marriage. but the young contracts
ing parties Just decided to have the knot
tied IN the Capitol City.
Whitten-SWink.
Ttm,es. Dlspntch.)

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ROANOKE VA, November S-ai!ss
Pearl Homer Swnk. the daughter Of Alr.
and Mrs. Charles swink. and Mr. James
WEBSTER Written. Of the Norfolk and
Western. we're married last night at the
reside nce Of the bride. Rev. I'll. shipman
2otticIating. The couple LETT for the East
on n bridal trip. Ell
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Moran failed to receive any party noiri-
iratf6n. and ran entirely on the endorse
inent of tile requisite number Of citizens.
His opponent, Michael j. Sughrue had
the endorsement OF both the Democratic
and Republican parties
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Wood--Hazlegrove.

Miss Mildred IJagelSroye and Mr. E,
Hawer Wood. both of Sflis clt Were, nls FL
ried m Washington yesterday at 81,
Patrick's Church, the pastor, Rev. VIM.
Carroll, officlating, THE happy young
couple l will retlrI here shortly and NAL
Richmond Y their 4 home, There was M
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The Nominations.

The following nominations were made:
Rev. G. BraStcN Bryan. D, D., Of Peters
burg; Rev. Beverly cambridge Tucker,
D. D., of Norfolk Rev. Arthur Lloyd. y.
D.. Of New York City; Rev, Bergman
Green, p. D., of the Theological Semi
nary; Rev, James Watson Morris of Lees
burg; Rev. W. II. Milton, Of Roanoke:
Rev. John J, Lloyd, D. D.. of Lynchburg;
Rev. John K. Mason, of Louisville, Ky,
and Rev. William Meade Dame. OF Me-
mortal Church. Baltimore Md
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treasurer, said his polio in conducting
tho state treasury will ps publicity..
Il propose to thoroughly investigate the
entire condition Of things tnEthe State
treasury he said. u intend Ito let the
people know just how find things"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
MEET 70 ELECT
BISHOP co ADJUT0R
Council Of Southern Diocese
Episcopal Church in Session
in Lynchburg.
NO ELECTION AT MIDNIGHT
Prominent Divincs All Over the
Country Have Been Placed
in Nomination.
NO ELECTION AT MIDNIGHT
s(By Associated Press.)

LYNCHBURG, VA. November s-The
council of the Southern Diocese Of Vir-s
ginia of the Episcopal Church met here
this morning for the purpose of elect
ing a bishop coadjutor for diocese
The council spent portion OF the
morning in formally consecrating ST.
Paul's Church, aIa shortly afterwards
was called to order in that church by the
bishop, with fifty-sesen rlerical and
seventy lay delegates present The nomi-
nations We're made just before late
adjournment this afternoon
The council went into executive session
upon reassembling for the night service.
and was still in session at 1880 o'clock
1t is hardly probable that an election
will be reached tonight.
Bishop Randolph Consents.
Bishop Randolph, at the carly stage Of
the meeting, announced his consent to
the council electing bishop coadJutor,
who, when duly ordained and conse-
Grated, as a special field of duty will be
asst gned all that portion Of the diocese
lying west Of and including the counties
or Augusta, Rockbrdge, Botetourt
Franklin and Henry. He also assigned 70
the Bishop coadjutor the supervision Of
THE colored churches in the counties OF
Mecklenbure ELunenburg and NottOWay.
This assignment is made with the under
standing that the lines SO designated
shall in no way Interfere with the cooper
alton between the bishop and his coad1u-
tor in the exchange Of appointments In
+ the event Of sickness or inability on the
part of either 1t is intended that there
shall be a system of mutual help.
The bishop continued:
Bishop M axes Address.
IN the natural order It is supposed
that the co-adjutor is desired to be the
bishop OF the whole diocese, and, there's
fore, tho bishop would desire that he
should form relations If acquaintance and
friendship, and also OF knowledge. with
all parts OF the diocese. To this end the
bishop is moro than willing to give the
adjutor. from time to time, as occa'
sion may require tho work of the vista
ton in other parts Of the diocese thar
the special field assigned to him. 1t is
also to be understood that the bshor
In all Of his administrative matters Is
under the law of the church, and re-
sponsible to the whole diocese"
Following this committee was ap
pointed to report upon the matter o
compensation for the co-ad1utor Tn.
committee reported that the salary should
be fixed at $4,000 per onnum, rent Of resi-
dence and all travelling expenses. This
was unanimously adopted by the Coun.
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NO er,,,RJ, a coli, IN ONE DAT
Take LAXATIVEi BIlQAio pine. Tah!sN5HS'
Dmi refund money II a fails 70 cure W
uRoYEs MSpa turs v pn ssSN Nysss, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09

/ Some OF the leaders, after inc meFtllIIis,
expressed the opinion that the returns
showed censure of Mr.. Murphy S leaaer-
ship and that he should as q result step
down ana out and make room iof
man against whom nothing coutu
cl,aresd They thought that 1t was time
FIR C;eorge B, Mcclellan TO assume the
"a, l7arsb}n himself
Fair play., 1905-12-16
Robbed The Grave

A startling incident is narrated by
John Oliver OF Phiiahelpaia, as toI-
lows: 81 wsa IN M aw fni CONDITION.
VI, skin WAS almos, yellow, eyes s,n.
Ken, tongue cnatea, pain c"niinualIy
IN back and sides. n" nppe i,e, grow.
ing weaker day by day. Three ply 81
c'hns had given me up. Then | was
advised Ia nse Electric Bilt.rs ; to my
gren' j'y, the first battle made q de.
ridrh improvement. continued their
use tor three week., aud am now a
well man. ! know the> robbed the
grave OF smother victim" M one
should tail TO 'r> them Ont, so c,s, i,
gn"ran'r-d, u, I.anniny's drug store.
Fair play., 1905-12-16
Sour Stomach.

When the quantity nf TODD taken is
too large or the quality too rich, sour
stomach is likely to follow, and es.
pecIaliy so II the digestion has been
weakened by constipation. Eat slow.
!, aud not too freely oi es-ik digest
ed food. Mssticate the food thorough.
ly. Let five hours elapse between
meals, aud when you ieel n fullnes-
and weight in The region Of the stu,n
arh alter eating, take Chamberlain's
Stomach aud Liver Tablets aud the
sour stomach NAV be avoided Far
sale by Hiuch Il Douglas aud X w.
Lsnuiug
Fair play., 1905-12-16
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Aids Nature.

Medicines that aid nature are al
ways mo-t rHrGIuA. Chnmbrrlsin'-
Cough Remedy acts on ihi. plan. II
ala the cuugh, relieves the luuga :,
Aus txp"c'"rati"n, opens the -pcrr
it"n-, aud aids uAlprp in restoring the
system '" h'ai'h condition. II j.
iHin"l- i"r - rnr"- uNrrH barge I,nrI
at lhe clyllilrd wnrld ihou-nnd +.
hn'" testified 90 its superior cxrctl
e"ce II cpun'etHr's ANY tendency nt
a cnld To result in pneumonia. For
sale h' lilnch Il Douglas aud Il. w
Lauuiug.
Fair play., 1905-12-16

There il one misfortune shout the
new Cong ess-it has SO many new
members, Who want to play 10 the
galleries aud make names tor them.
selves, that there will not he much
time for needed lpgislatio on
Fair play., 1905-12-16

The mission at "Eatly Ri-ers" Ia to
clear tie way aud give Nature fuII
-wA>. These famous little pills rid
ih" stomach and bowels -. all puiTid
Wairr, thus removing the causes OF
headache, constipation, sallow com.
rleSinu, etc. DeWiu's little Early
Riser never grippe or -irkeu. A safe,
pleasant, perfec' pill. Sold by DR.. Il.
w. Iniimimg
Fair play., 1905-12-16

Nothing will cure indigestion thai
d"es"t digest the food, itself, sod
give the stomach rest. You cau'l
expect that weak stomach will re-.
grlm us strength aud get we'll when
u / compelled tn do The mll work
that a -n1nd stomach should do. You
wouldn't expect sick horse Ia gr'
wei when II ~ cnmprllen Ia do Iull
dn''s work every drv Of the week
h"d"i DYspep-ls Cure ia a perfect
u g"-'"ni aud dlgests the TODD regard
les "i the conditions OF your stomach
II" irvr- lndigr,tl"m, Belching, sour
, "in'ch s"h all stomach disorders
Sold toy DR.. II. W. Lpming,
Fair play., 1905-12-16
A Great Sensation.

There wa- big -rn-a,iun in Lees
vile, Ind when w. II. Brown OF that
place, who WAS expected To die, had
his lite -ayed hy DIR. Kings New Di.
coyery for Consumption. lie writes :
81 endured insnflrrable agonies irou,
Asthma but YOUR New Discovery gave
me lnm"hinte reliei aud soon iherrat
ter Effected n complete cure Similar
cures Of Consumption, Pneumnnia =,
bronchitis nnd Grip are numerous.
LIS the peerless remedy for all Ihroa,
aud lung troubles. Price 50c aud 81.
i'usrau'rrd bl X. w Lanulng, Drug
gIst. Trial bottles tree.
Fair play., 1905-12-16
Herman KOehler.

n rtary Public, writes Deeds,
Deeds of Trust, Wills, Contracts
Examines Land Titles, makes set.
Elements with the Probate COuit
aud executes Pension Vouchers
All work guaranteed, Office ~
his residence. Can also he found
in The court hOnse.
Fair play., 1905-12-16
Makes A Clean SWCpD

There's nothing like doing thing
Thoroughly. o. all the Salves you
ever heard at, Buckleu'- Arnics Salve
il the best. II sweeps away aud cures
Burns, Sores, Bruises, Cut-, Buils
Uicers, skin Erup'ions and Piles.
It, only 25c, aud guaranteed TO Civ,
sari-facti"u bv r. W Launiug druggist
Fair play., 1905-12-16

Group, Coughs, Colds, Whooplng.
Cough, eic., have no terrors for
children or Adults who evarnate the
h"wr'- with kenuedy's Laxative
iinne, aud Tar. This remedy exp-Is
"il cold from the system aud strength
ens the throat, lungs aud brunchisl
tubes The Oigiual Laxative Cough
) rup aud Liquid Cold Cure. Sold
hy DIR II w Lan"ing.
Fair play., 1905-12-16

Representative Browulow's bill for
the establishment ~ home for ue
groes IN Ws-hinglon on, might command
have to locate IN his district in Tenn
psspp
Fair play., 1905-12-16

The season of indigestion is upon us
X dol Dyspepsia Cure for Indigestion,
and DN spepsis will do everything for
he stomach that su over loaded or
over worked stomach can not do for
itself, K"dnl Digr-t- what you eat -
gives the stnmaCl, rest relieves sour
stomach, belchiug, heart hurn, ~
digestion, etc. sold by DR.. X w
tanning.
Fair play., 1905-12-16

rrmrdy Ia use for Coughs, Colds,
Cr NJ. Who"piug Cough, etc, is
keunehv's Laxative Honey aud Tar,
This remedy expels all cold from the
=, stem by acting VS. = caihsrtic on the
hnweIs. 5 lh by Dt. II. w Lnnnimg
Fair play., 1905-12-16

FROM the unrnimi'y with which
Wellington insists that the Isle OF
Pines belongs to Cubs, il must he
hum place, or else we have all admin.
is'ra'ion full OF islands just al pre-.
Fair play., 1905-12-16

''Let tie 60 forward" .aid speaker
Cauuon, il addressing the Republican
c'usus, That sounds encouraging ,nul
il The tariff revisionisrs call upon him
for a speech, he wi!! probably ex.
claim, 'Lei us stand pat.