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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Baltimore Sbio= =8abn.
Sails uuS MccresIfrauo.
Grfmriipmcu.

SlOOo-Saiimurc nndl HugarnsSais uuo M,
rhd am 5reita9, ocn t. Scpibr Snbr
lntteu ino fir ole 6iuiaBri AMI Dem nm
100 Eornliiug9 pom GumocH Nabubuf
ilnl lbrSurniiiu0e bonn Mount RoOai,
Ndbnbofc abnbrcnocn SpeBiul3uac oiiIa
tia; lhr ole Jiidiubrt Bebn Tagc, cilIs
ldbllcbIitb ocS &erluufoideee, pltia.
Sslauo.
ancnibnlc in luffaIo 8pcbciicr, sc.
iicon, Sniiiu3 Glcn uno Wiultd) Gbunf
miro nui ocr Riidrclc crIaubi.
6crncrc Srluriioueu pcrocn am %.
1eptcnbcU Ocynniiultct
$500 ~ Baltimore unr, Ntlauttc.etm, 0ope
Wnn, ScasIolc Gtn uno SccauNin,
H.sS., mn iuriid, ieocn Srctnn uno
Somitoa; llr nic Rldfubri bis sum iol
Gcnocn StcHitag cinidblcBlIb. NiiliiO
bis 5unt .. Septcmurr (930-l3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Ginc ancrifaniidDc Sariilioa.

Gbicogo, II. gugult. - Die
bier tngenoe 9ieciprocit1ts Gonierenj
ucrtngtc lid bcllte line Die" nahOenl
lie beidloiicn battc, oic @riinoung
elmer perntunenten Organization I'M
ter Dem 2itcl .9lmericon Jieciprocnl
Sorii Scagrc" 5lt elnpfeblcn into Elm
5iini5cbncr Gonitc ST. crucnnen,
iucldes Die oa5u notbmcnoigen 9ln.
oronlngen treiIen iol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
gSas lit los nit ,Snna?

SonolullL II. 9hlgnit.-Gine
ornbtIoic Gcpcihe ans S6ilo meloct,
ooB &ona, Die bolpaii'ide Gbcirou ci.
ncS Gbineieil, 9tonlcns 9aihlu, AM
lebten GonncrItog elm arno, iwci mci-
tcre am Sonntug Elm uicrtcS am
Dtontag, nod 3mci am 0ienitng iriib
mo Elm iiebenteS in ser 9ienlto1
Hoft sur @clt brodte. gIQe iin0
to0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Sauana's Wiupureluabl.
Vono6eo's &cto 9cgcn lcine cigcnc
GrluGblllng ucrluorfcn.

Sobnno, II. Mug. - ,5n @es
m0bbcit beS 5piidcn Der Eortcl Der
yWoocririen" mo @ouuerncnr 9tu'
ncI Dem 5iibrcr Der 9tntionalllten
ST St1n0e gctonlneneu Roftes, bot
YrGlioent Yalmo gcItern abeno cin
Gctret beralsgegcbcn, ooS Senor
0onohea gum WtaDor bon Sopona
protlomirt. Gas gcnonnte Ictrct
Uerpirit Bonodca'S Teto ieincr eigc
ncn Wobl llno oic 9intiIi5irllng Ourd)
Bouocrneur yune5. Senor Bona
dcn, Der felt Der gnticrnllng bon
Suon Jroncisco S'6arrill itclIuertre
tenoer lfopor gelpeien mar, bcgriln
oetc iein Seto nit Der Sbntlndpc, ouB
lid nid)t Die WiojoritGt Der Siiunen
I'M Stnotrotbe ollf i'm ucrcinigt babe
oa ieine 5gpei @egelts6anol0oten 81.
inmmcn me6r Siimmen crbultcn botr
ten alS CT ielblt. Gas Qetrct bon
BrGiioent Yolnla, luclheS Die lp1ter
erioIgte 0obI BON Senor gtooorle
nidt in geriidld)tignng 5iebt erfl1rt
oob Die nilitGriidJe SrOrc, unier pcl.
der oos 8eto ulllgcluorlen ipuroe, III
oieicn Sale unlpirtionl gelueicn lei.
ga 9toooric, DER Der Tartci oeS Bri.
i0entcn Fulmn ongcb0rt ollf leinc
Nob( nid)t oer5id)tcn polltc. erpob
iid ole Hotbpenoigfeit, 8onadea
oilr6 ein 9cfrct ein5iiicten, uui oieic
Beiie oic Sircitigfcit ans Der y9elt
ifafleno.
Die pereinigten 0enlaBigten uno
gtationaliiten boiien. Die Gontrole
Der StoOt ilno Eropin5 Supuna oui.
redt crbolten 81 fonner.
9 "A - II q H r a..
fiags die >Os Sons, Dslhl lmmsI GsksuftHah
::::s s:;:i' !: &1NAgz7Nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Gcrnngliiftc
Grtnrionifcn'
3ng uun cincr Bride in cincn ticicn
Slnf 9citiir5t.

}m6Ii SoOtc lno an - Gcrlettc. -
Wicbrcrc Der 2cbtcrcn mcr0cl
pobrlbcinIih niht oupon font
nlcn.- 0ic Opicr ioit allsidIicB-
Iih 9ic1cr. - 9rucc'S Station
nnbe 9torioIt, &o., Der Shauplns
bcS lln0liidS. - Die 0rebbriidt
ibcr Ocn GIi5obctb 9iiucr itano
sur 3cit often, nm eincn Stlepp'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Gin ildlerse Nittfl.

g9enn ein aorper blninrm IT, ipeHn er bic
Rubtnnq fidbt rtebr gebora 8u berouuen eoer
aeiHnker gAeie uus5ulheioen oerrnug, fpenn
odeurcb Bite erHdbruna beelnirdditigt fuito une
odHlii bic pebensfrnft nuhluBi liito ernitlibe
nn Der Set. 81 Den ct, Veraaro.a rnnterptnen
ieinc Sniintbt AZ nebaeii, ~ eieiem tteheren
unb n1bctutbreiteu peilmtiiel. eas nod tteis
nng iouie ole Ibdiatelt oes menlhlidben on.
g1nsnlu5 Su repuliren. (D2oDiiSr. 1&yS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
onmpicr burh5lllulicn.

9torf6lf, So, II. gluguit --
Sin locbcn bier eingctrollcncr Ncribt
mcl0ct, Dab Gin bon ainlton NC,
uod 9torlot beltinnltcr GrhtriionQ
5la ocr o9Itlnntlc Gonl Ninc" nubc
9ricc'9 Station in Norlolr Gountp.
chuu licbCn A}cilcn BON Fnrtanoutb.
Su., un0 uclm WiciIcn BON 9toriolt.
bon cinCr 5lr 3cit oiicn ltcbcnocn
Crcbbrildc in 6eu Gli5obctb 9iiucr
ltiir6tc, lmO 0nB uieIe Wtcnldenlcbcu
ocrlorcn aingen. Sin GcmorQuclIr
mar 5ur Belt i'll @cgriifc, inter Der
Bride bcr 5u iobrcn, mo On@ iogc,
nanntc nGrom" mar gcoiinct mor6en,
INN ooS 5obr5cllD Ourh5IIollcu. 0oS
SSoiicr Oca 6Iuiie3 lit BORT % 8uB
tiei. Nm 250 Wcnihcn iollcn iib oui
Dem 3u0c bclun0en bnbcn.
(SpGtcr) - 9icuere 9iohribtcn
Itcllen Die 3obl Der IoOtcn oui ~
mo oic Der Serlcbteu oui -. Ger
pcrltnglildtc3u9 pnr INN 7 llbr bcutc
iriib nit i65 yteger Grturlioniiten
BON &inlton nod) 9iorioIt obgegon.
gen. OoS llngliid crcignctc lih nm
1870 9tnhnllttngS, olS Die Sotonlo.
iipc lHlo 5ruei @og0oHs bon Scr
Bride berab ltiir5teu. Gin orittcr
@nggoni blieb biht am Nonor oc8
oiiencn o0rap" itebcn. 2ofomotip-
iiibrcr 9ieig mo Sc5cr 9llirc0 500.
per rctteten lih ourh Serobipringcn.
Die Silte Der Sooten miro obne 3iuci,
icl ourd (ooesi1llc untcr Den Ser
lcttcn pergrobcrt mcrocn. IS beiBt,
ooB ultBcr ocn (o0tcn nlld nod mel.
rere Der @gflriioniitcn pcrnliBt wcr-
ben.
Iic @et0otctcn, Ocrcn Nnmcn er.
mittelt lino, beiBcn; Sobn Wiorblc,
8ebbcr 5orO mo Collins 6erglllon.
Soiepb 9ltfinion ucrIor cin Ncn lno
crlog bolo boroui icincn &erIeblIl-
gen. Nile bicic Opicr iinO 9icger
gOwnro ". &oIlu cin @ciBcr mcl-
der Die GrfuriiOn urranGirt bate,
miro pcrmiBt mo mon pcrmutbct
oob ieinc 2eidJc lmtcr Oen SrilnlnIern
OcS erlten 8n9gon9 im 6Iulc Iic8t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

3p0li SoOtc un0 al - &crlebtc. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
S6inlnlcrs.

3um Ecrfuul in !lIlgcmcincn IN
!lpolhctcn Utun bite lid Dor gsab-
abnnllgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Slaitcrn i'm @nnbcs (8ciGnonii,.

Mo Ibington, Q.G., II. !lu9.
- 0ic 1876 Str0iIin0c i'm bieligcn
9lmocS . @ciGnoniB iiuo in tSolge
Der Gntoectllng cinca 9lntternioacs
alf rs Gage uuoruntGuirt moroen.
SSic Die Sclthe in's @ciGngniB Der.
idlcppt mllroc, lit elm 9iGtbicl. Der
Foticnt mar einen pollcn Wtonot Dor
leiner Grtrnntllng non ollcm Sertebr
nit Der 9IuBenmclt nbgclhloiien.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
.F.|.s|jHB|URNE' TRIAL
NEARING IT'S CLOSE.
The Concluding Speech Will be
Made To-day-T The Argu- II
ment Yesterday,
.lspecinlt 8 The Tlmes, pIspatehl "

@ Especial to Tho mesrDispatch,) d, 4.
ROANOKE, VA. February 1.-The
argument OF counsel for the de-
Tense in the Fishburne trial took up all
tho day In tho Corporation court to-day,
Edward Robertson, who began yester,
day, closed his ,lengtl ly n speech g3at.tiEl2
O'Clock. He made a touching plllIsio 70
Eishhlrne and his wife at tho close,
which brought tears to I heir eyes and
some of tho relatives b Fl vs. speech GOV
cred every point In the case, but was
mainly devoted to attacks on the evil.
ldence of witnesses for tho prose tion.i
He criticised strongly tho evidence Of
Mrs Lefew, Mrs, hloyler, the dying state-
menttof Dr.t few, and 3tlt times n ttaaked
some Of tho witnesses 81 / 81 s]gs Is N f II
II IIo was folloTed by Judge Az Pile,
gar, who made an able 4 org nlellt, and
made tho law In, the case conspicuous.
In crlticizing the dying IS tat cment Of Dir
sI,efeW,a he sid he was Weak, and & he;
held Dir, Bro sponsl bic for 4 j oil nact
ciiracles. n le pInlud 4 hat The sta telasnt
or 5Is cfew, that Fshburne said ~ MIL
ilx you for hat III ONT Ind lcated " hat l,e
had received no rts II han IA 81 slap on
tho face: II lie \ nj ued n that ind er tllo-
evidence and itlst ructions Il ha jury sfahlJI
31lnd rishbMr,la not Gull ty, Ell N
VI, nd SO Al ft'l lowed Y by
ri 1Yo od b, llo ne ic lysd thst MO N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
"a BREAK DOWN. fS
The Commission Wait an Hour
!. and Then Take Cabs.
y lSnecInl to The Times- pisnntch

sj$ss (Speclh 10 Inc Ilmcs-Dls patcn.)e5 555itl
f WASH I'M .TON, d. G.. Feb I. The Vlr-
ginia Corporation COMMISSIONS in RI WASH
ington tonight. after having spen t a good
portion ,of,thc day hearing the case of tho
citizens Of Alexandria against the WASH
ington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon
Railway Company Tho members OF tho
commission camo to Washington tonight
by way of tho line against which there IS
SO much complaint and just as tho car
on which they were riding entered he
District Of Columbia there was Il break
down, which involved a wait OF nearly an
hour in the unheated car, with tho mer-
curry going towards zero ut headlong
speed. Ii 81 Il &, IS S " x
FInallytllc company had to bring cabs
from this city md transfer passengers by
that means. Itsi llardlySto bG presumed
that tho experience OF tho mombers Of
make them moro lenient In. the View
they render AZ cisi!on.s ,}
Tho case has excited n great deal Of
interest In Alexandria, and tho hearing to-
'da Y was attended by II large crowd In
Guiding many w omen. who were GAG to
testify hat8the company was very dore-
llctt in, providing for the comfort of tho
public About u dozen we'll known ia dies.
Of. Alexandria, genuine com nutcrs, testl-
fled ga inst the company, & & ,iii III 81 Il. . "a
\ Tho testimony for the defense will ishe
taken Tomorrow, butfa decision will hard
Is be announced before tho commission re-
turns to Richmond. i4 Hon. r., II Walton
Moore Is counsel for the company. ~ 4 is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
PLANT TRANSFERRED
Shenandoah Furnace Changes
Flands-H old-Up Trial,
pecIal q The TImes-plspalch,)

AZ 8 Especial to The Times-Dispatch,) f}
WOODSTOCK. VA, Feb, f2,-'rhe trans.
fer OF the valuable furnace property 81 !
5uated Mt Liberty furnace, Shenandoah
county from tile Columbia Liberty 4 ron
Company and tho Monnrch Blast Furnace
Company, under an agreement, was made
TO the Shenandoah Iron and Coal Cons
pany Yesterday involving the transfer
,of property valued q ono hundred and
lfty-lve thousand dollars, Tho Shenan-
.doah Iron and Coal Company WAS re-
Gently chartered under the laws of the
State Of Virginia with q capital stock OF
nine hundred thousand dollars, and is
headed by ex- Governor William II, Mer-
rinii, Of minnesota, and llie eenslls d.
rector, associated with n syndicate COM
posed Of gentlemen from New York and
3lahiludelphla. y 4 I'D M * s,t
This agreement, which was recent ~ re-
corded In the clerks otiice OF Systematically
county. required the purchasers TO turn
over $4,000 upon delivery 9f, possession oil
the property. sl0. 900 upon HellYers Of deed,
and $l9i. 0105 TO sundry partie Interested IN
the, property. IL Is cHpe cted 10 opera ta
thelplant on n large scale, ,alld q forcc q
han{ IS bong put TO Work preparing for
tho Inunufacturc ofEironf III &
'rIld trial OF the. cases against danes
Gaffney, preferred by James lEs. I3rown,
who alleges that Gaffiiey held him up
with ID Winchester rifle and robbed him
OF 81, 600 while pa yitlg, on former hands
Of the Monarch Blast Furnace Company
ID set Bfpl hearing ncXt IlesdnS, NJ n 8 n +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
MAJOR DIX HoNoRED.
Cross Of Honor for Fredericks
burg Man-Tenth Snow.
Especial to The Times. D ispatch.)

(Ep0ClDl 10
FRpD g L; teb. MA, !;
+ q cross. of honor. sent to !. him by the
Veterans, OF Maryland. OF which Major
4 Dix is n members. The cross was pres
scented by the Stoncwall Jackson Chapter
United Daughters of the Confcderacy, OF
Washington. Major Dix was Il gallant
h Confederate soldier aud Il member of
\ Company d. OF Maryland. n
n MIR. B.fP willis, superintendent of pubs
+ lie schools OF this city, has been notified
that a scholarship at Bethel Academy. in
F'auquier county, has been placed It lliH
disposal. TO be bestowed upon some
worthy young man Of thisscty,{of his SCI
Il lection S35 .5S s IA SsS }s 53sii IL
THE tenth snow of8tho wlntcr fell hero
last night, Tho ground is now covered
to tho depth OF about seven inches. and
the seighIng is excellent. More sleighs
are In use this winter than have been
known In this section for o. number OF
rho smallpox situation iii SpotsylYanin
county Is considerably improved ss Tho
scare has subsidized, the patients are res
covering, and but few deaths have re-
as A number Of tho public schools in the
rural districts in this section have had
{ to q lose on account Of tho severe winter
have hal n harder time this winter than
s for a number Of years. In some Instances
they have had their feet frost itten and
have been Injured by. the cold and expos
suro in other respects, These people are
porbnbly tho poorest paid of any class,
considering. the hardshlps they have to
put Sup WITH s355 AsF Ey g glf u Zfy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
'R|S.K|'ED8L|fE.|.N|||..
A1B.UR.N|.I|N| ! !: NJ: ! J
Mr.. $H.5 Dcvitic Mad 1 Dss-
ii peratc Effort. toI w Save ave
H 8ss Els Money.
.sjHADoWoF THE {: GROUND a '1|l| , HOG |
He Saw Its at Scottsvillc and md
q, Trouble tsF olloW'Iegd.
"a, Marriage 35S
fsnceial % The .rimes- Dlupatch,)!

II ii ~ ,,rrsy !. VA, rob. 2.--At Glen
II dover. gat ga. M. "Wednesday, " 80. Dc
vino and his vito, who live all alone = g
u tliscnycred that thcir house Wts on u tire
ana railing In. Mr.. and Mrs DcYine bare
Nv csca bed with their lives. Tho husband
Remembering that ho had nbou Ut Slo) az ~
money II tho house, went back TO Try. -
x save it8and cnt1ic very nenrl LOSING ~
life in5Sthe attempt Ills hair WAS as pu l
ed from his hcad and his clol hlng lr b
= his body ii5 5tS,5 III N 1fSS u "A ,3 !. !,
L A Everything V was destroyed, u and there
h vas no insurance. Tho fire. Is supposed
10 30 OF inccndiary origin, and and y y ti =
Ethird 8 r. the Kind In the GlcndoWer = nc gll-
borhbod In two months q II
a " a wcli.kI,owtl New York lawyer, @ I for
mcrE Virgl,lan, has written the Y fo 10y VI
Il Ing letter to prominent citizen l|s OF
+ Scottsvillc: 3s Y,
MA t, appeal just received to help the
4 poor III this city, reminds me that 5gy ,sI
n may have such poor in your town sui SUI
fcring this hard .wcat her. Therefore, q
Z i,crewitt1 81 enclose check for $40 d to be
distributed among the needy as you gu sec
vi A REWARD OFFERED. #
Tho Albemarlc MUTUAL Insurance Com
4 pnny has offered reward for he 4'np-
It rjrchension OF the 4" Plain Dealing Ere
& Bug stated as follows 4ESS B#3 IA
WI &. Az there seems to be some feeling In
/ tho community that tho two fires on the
..PIain Dealing Farm OF Mr.. W. n.
Wilmer, occurring within one mon y,
~ may not have been accidental the q s
4 Dcinarlc Mutual Insurance Company here
q BY offers a rcward Of $500 for the de.
lection. and such proof Us will lead TO
the conviction OF any person or persons
who set said buildings on fire. s} Il
Tho first month OF the dispensary clos
4 ed hero on February list. An electric
\ plant. asphalt pavemcnts and q bridge
across tho James arc g d Il few Of the
things expected from the proceeds.
\ NJ essrs Robert Durrctt. OF ScottsYille,
and Mark Durrctt, OF North Garden, have
been appointed land assessors for the
south side OF, Albcmarle county.
III Mr.. William Staples, Of Glendower who
\ shot himself u short time ago, Is not
improving. Nj Besides his other Affections,
! his; jaw bone Is sdintered DR. "a P.i
Aair, Of Scottsvillc. accompanied by
Is attending MI. Staples. 53sf
@5 Mr. Travers Alexander, Of Warren.
visited scottsvllle Thursday. $5 WI
S4 Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Irving, OF Clifton
Forge, are visiting tho parents OF Mr..
Irving. ssa n 5,l3 Ii 81 .E XIX
& 53.s a. FIIARRLAG E.
Miss Ola Kidd, OF Central Plains, and
Mr.. Ashby Ship, OF Bremo. were mar
tricd today at tho Baptist parsonage by
tho Roy. J. r. Daniel. ~ l
The homo OF Mr.. John Butler, near
scottlands. caught fire this week and
came very near being burned.
without doubt. and the cold wave follow
IL III, 81 l5l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
for the Insurance in Force

8S w. rrnvcrs, Treasurer Virginia Carolina Clemi-s
5$s cal Company; Director Bank Of Richmond; i
88& Director City Bank Of Richmond; Director
=. IT, Johnson Publishing Company. 5SS
Edmund strudwicls. President South Atlantic Life
Insurance Company # s S$S
Oliver II Sands, President American National Bank
gPhilip8Wioclt, Director American Cigar COM
3@S pany; Director Savings Bank8of Richmond; u
f Director American N National Bank; Director
$$ Virginia Trust Company. 5s s}
1T. II. "a ntrinl,s Of C. W.Antrim & Sons Wholesale
&e Grocers; Director State Bank Of SVrg MIA "
" S Director Southern Trust Company. 5#
Beverley B. NIunford, Of the law firm Of Mlnford,
8&g 6e aHunton, Williams e. nderson; Director
Merchants National Bank q; Director 3 anls'
!a Of Richmond. :&85 5 SSas58si5s5
10. "a. Saunders, Jr., Wholesale Grocer restdent
EsSA.s Saunders Sons Company; Director
First National Bank. 5 33S ss2 gS AN a8ss38
Henry w Anderson, Member st firm \. ~ untord,
Hunton, wv lianls & derson, "a tt orneys
John Kerr Branch President Merchants Ma
5ls a5fss tiona Bank; Member New York Stock
Exchange; Director Petersburg Savings and
Insurance Company. igs
NJ w Bowe, Real Estate Dire tor rgina Fire
and Marine Insurance Conpany;9 ~ Director
38Ss Union Bank of r edmond. NJ
George NV scay Member Of firm Scott & String
fellow Bankers sSs 5isl
ans, Of Jotn I1 w Jams 8 Sons ms
ii IT rector Old Dominion Iron and Nail works. OH
Director Broad Street anlI; Director Rich
8S mond Mica Company. tR&&6fB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
I. ERVOJJS ..DYSPEPSIA..
"A CURE FOR ALL.
Not q Patent cure.All, Nor a IN odern7
Miracle, But Simply a Ratlonal VI

Cure for DyspePsl |. 8 45Es5 \, ss
In these days Of humbuggery and de-.
lctption. the manufacturers of patent
medicines as q rule, seem to think their
| medicines will not sell unless they claim
! chat It will cure every q isensc under the.
lsutl. And they mover think OF leaving
out dyspepsia and stomach troubles
They ire sure to claim that thertos-
rum is absolntelyicerta!nSt to cure every
dyspeptic and he5need look no further.
III the face OF these absurd claims tits
refreshing to note that the proprietors OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have care
fully refrained from making any lndue@
claims or false representations regard
Ing tho merits Of this most excellent
remedy for dyspepsia and stomach tror-
bios. They mnkb but one claim for tx
and tina. IS, that{5for indigestion and
various stomach troubles Stuart's Dys-&
pepsn Tablets Is ~ radical cure. They
go no farther thhn9this. aud any MAJ! q r.
woman suffering from indigestion. rhron-
10 on nervous dyspepsia. who will give
the remedy trial will find that nothing
Is claimed for y That the facts viii not
fully sustain. 3} ls5 a gl
1T is a modern discovery !. composed oe
harmless vegetable ingredients accept
able to the weakest or most delicate
stomach. Its great success In curing III
stomach troubles is due to the fact that
the medicinal properties are such that 1t
taken into the stomach, no matter
whether tho stomach Is In good working
order or not. i rests tlle overWotkedS
organ and replenishes the body. the
blood, the nerves, creating healthy
appetite, giving refreshing sleep and the
blessings which always accompany Il
good digestion and proper assimilation OF
food, d Il s j3S53 VI a RI s5$ IA y
IN using Stuarts Dyspepsia Tabetsno h
dieting Is required. Simply eat plenty ue !.
wholesome food and take these Tablets
at each meal, thus assisting and resting
tho stomach. which rapidly regains itsss
proper digest I've power. when the Tabs
lets will be no longer required. 3
: Nervous Dyspepsia Is simply a condi-S
tlonYs lnY which some portion or PORTIONS
OF the nervous systeni{ are not properly n
nsryas ssstsm ana sysry ihs s
body, sz Wy 81 @ ,3, 5s
Astnart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by 81
all druggists az 80 GEMS per packpxs & ST g
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LAND Of FLOWERS AND SUNSHINE.
California Woman's Letter OF Special In.
NJ .s IN terest to People Inf

~
California Womar's Letter OF Special In
tcrest to People ln---f-- g
AtEthis season Of the year a letter from
4, the land Of flowers and sunshine Is Of
special interest to our readers, Tho fol-
lowing letter from the Holden Drug Co...
y OF Stockton, Call one Of tho largest dru s
& houses on the Pacific coast, is OF espe-i
5sclal interest They write; n Enclosed is a
letter from ono Of the most prominent res
ldents Of this city, She will not allow
her name to pc published In the news.
papers, but we can furnish 1t to anyone
writing u.s. i5i Z h 4. .53 ri
III The letter Is us follows Fl III ~ i q IA
d Ind headaches. which seriously inter-
7sfered with her school work. Until ro-i
Gently we attributed the trouble to eye
strain, but happening to¬lco your adj
Vertlsement OF Ilyomei, wo were sat lstied
that her trouble came from catarrL,
yYe purchased a dollar outfit. and With
!, in twenty-four hours great relief was
experienced, and the loosenlng OF mu-
rous matter and the reduction OF throat
inflammation began. Sixty days use
I Of Iyomel made nearly q complete re- 4
AcoVeIyl aWi'AeH 3We cohslueF very sAtlslac-5
tory after nearly four years OF expense
and frYitless treatment by other methods,
and that we feel grateful is to put 1t
mild, p Il n
Mrs 49, - ~ ~ - IA
8SS8Thls letter shows that many cases Of
sickness and debility are simply caused
4 by catarrhi and that they can be cured
ny IIyomei. Il This Is Nature IS own meth-
cd Of curing catarrh. mcdlcating tho air
you breathe. H S3 iss
53sI "A complete outfl j. including tllp Inhaler
costs but 4. and OK tla By thees ave on "
so cents. Il i#F 4 III "a 5sg
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GRANTED BAIL, lS
Negroes Accused Of Grave Crime
# Temporarily Free, IA

lspeea! e me y, Times, Dlspateh5 Y,
and George Fryes, negroes, who were
inl,restad, charged with the killing Q!
Richard Johnson, q negro, were carried
Thomas s. Bullock. a Justice Of the peace,
for a preliminary nxhmlna lon, Z,
Snmnlonses were issued for fourteen
witnesses for the commonwealth, only
amined The Justice stponed u the case
until "Wednesday, The 4 Sth Of February,
ybailIng the prisoners in the surl Of $500,
with Lewis Fryes, ~ brother of the %ac-
.cuSel, as surety,t. .ia 4 49, "
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AN UNRULY il ORsE.s a.
A Vehicle Wrecked and a Man
Badly H urt. f3 I$s sga III N
Especial. 70 The Times Dispatch.

lspeclnl % The Il Times Dspatch
WI yV4AREaITN;TON,5Y.A Fl l1. hlesridS2
Ing an unruiy horse on Main Street this
afternoon, Mr.. ~ 81 Vance. county score
tary Of tho Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation, was thrown under his nountSands
narrowly escaped serious g Injury. The
3Portlnan, throwing him out on the ground
}Wreckin 81! the runatbou t, FL and landing
squhrelyi on top of his rider. Mr. Vance
was rendered unconscious, a couple "a Il
teeth broken, and his forehead badly
bruised. but he is supposed to be suffer
ing only from shock. VIZ Nd iiiSg
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about twenty hours for. the defense.
"surely' said Judge Robertson, '"you
do not expect to keep up with US in
time @il s Il sf& g.s VI s&
No" replied Mr.. Smith,#NI want to
return to Richmond alive III tg
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length especially the surgical portion,
at o'clock, and Judge Rob.
icrtson{ asked the court TO Il excuse him
from beginning his speech, as he felt very
badly. He stated that he would open
Tomorrow morning and complete his
speech by the. noon recess. AZ. al 3i 4,
said Mr.. Smith, will mako