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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01
Supreme Court.

The supreme court in session at Mont.
pelier last week gave out the following
decisions in regard to- Caledonia county
cases.
George L. Johnson vs. W. w. Cate,
general assumpsit. Suit was brought in
the lower court to recover a sum of
money claimed to be fraduently obtain.
ed, in which there was verdict for the
defendant to recover his costs, and
Judgment on verdict. The opinion re.
verses this judgment and the cause is
remanded. Opinion by Judge Watson.
Charles L. King vs.. Henry F. Esta-
brooks. Judgment OF the county court
affirmed and cause remanded. Opinion
by Chief Judge Rowell.
In case OF State VS.. W. R. Aldrich,
gambling, an entry has been made,
Judgment of the county court affirmed
and cause remanded."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01
A Festive Tyne

is to be had Fridaye evening, Feb 2, at
We BlRge White Meeting House near We
South Endde of ye PIayne. 1t is gotten
uppe by younge women of Ye Search
Light Clubb' From 6 to 71s of We
CIocke Their will bee Feest of Goode
lhyngs to cate. Then when We
Folkes bee futile satisfied, a Consert of
MusIek' wherein Psalmmes and Hymns
Likewise also certain blithsome melodves
Will be performed by MEME and Women
Performers, having on them goodlie
Payment OF Ode TYNE. This Performv-
ance will bee Greatlie edylyng. And it
maye ALE bee hadde for One shilling
commonie called Quarter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01
Marcel.

This celebrated magician comes TO Us
with a record Of successful engagements
having made the hit of the season in the
large cities He will present program
that will be full of pleasure and delight.
u, nr;d III MS countless list of novelty sur.
Prises ana his entertainment is well Ia.
. pe'eG An evening of mirth and mvs.
ool me re Springfield Union says: "Marzel
san ne counted one of the most clever
magic'ans on the road. He does his
d t,neSs WITH win great finish and they are
ueep mystery to his audience"
be sure not to m s the onnor+rr;+uo
seeing Marcel, Friday evening, Feb. 10.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01
Grand Entertainment.

The next number II the Y. NJ. c. A.
Star Lecture Course will be given Tues.
day evening, Feb. T. 1t will be one of
the Rogers and Grilley recitals, assisted
by Mrs. Grilley. AL of these people
are artists and the evening will be one
well worth seeing.
Mr. Rogers, the harpist, is one of the
best, and as entertainers Mr.. and Mrs.
GrilIey cannot be excelled. They will
give program Of one act plays that
Will be very entertaining. Tickets are
now on sale at Bingham's.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01
Y. n. c. A. Notes.

Beginning Thursday there will be a ser.
les OF meetings held at the Casino every
Gay from 1890 to ~ SO, and open to all
men whether working at the shops or
not. Frank H. Brooks will be the leader
o. the meeting tomorrow. The regular
saturday noon prayer meeting will NOT
De held at the y. NJ c. A. this week, ow.
ing to the meetings at the Casino.
The fellows enjoyed light refresbne,+.
after the basket ball game last night A
good thing. s"'' IA
The Special for the Juniors Friday
evening is Causing good manv Of tbs
boys to ask, What is ir?" Come and md
see, 1t is tor members only. anu
On account of the continued ;llrass IS
Mr., Barbour the penmanshin claSs y.
omitted last night. He hopes to meet 1
the class next week. ~ Ne'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01
A Serious Question.

Mamma" said five-year-old Nellie,
I'D like to ask your advice about
something"
What is it, dear?" queried her moth
err.
AFTER l get through school what
would you advise me to do while I'm
waiting to be married?" asked the lit
tie miss.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01

Il trust, Miss Tappit,' said the kind
ly employer to his stenographer, "that
you have something in reserve for q
rainy day."
Yes, sir" answered the young WON
an; Il am going to marry man named
Macintosh"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01
why Great Novel Writers Are scorce

The number Of great novel writer's is
small. A deep experience of the world
and human beings is given to few, be.
cause few can bear the suffering which
Is Its price, and fewer still have the
moral courage to tell the truth.-John
Oliver Hobbies.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01

speakers were Prof. A. D. Morse and
William |. Fletcher of Amherst College,
Rev. William E. Strong and Col. Albert
Clarke OF Boston. 1t was highly sue
cessul aft air and tie new organization
bids fair to keep alive the traditions and
memories of the Green Mountain state.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01
Sunday MOrninpa

A man thinks he is tired and must
stay abed Sunday morning to rest up
when it is only because everything
else you can do that day is a terrible
bore.-New York Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01
Basket Ball.
COmpany ID Team Ma. a slump.


The first game of the season was lost
Friday night, when Company D was de
ieated by Norwich University by the
score OF 81 to II. 1t seems evident that
Company D were not expecting hard
game for they put in a substitute team
against the visitors and after few min.
utes OF playing it was seen that strong
er team was necessary McGovern was
played the second period, but he could
not inspire enough hope into the home
team to make them even attempt to do
anything, and so the game went on,
Company D playing like school boys and
not playing halt the game they can put
up. Every few minutes during the game
time was called for some one to recover
from some bump, lore every one seemed to
get hurt time after time. One real in.
jury occurred when Smith of the visitors
broke bis nose by falling. at the close OF
the game. The first period ended to
in favor of Norwich, and in the second
| period, Company D did not throw bas.
ket from the floor, while Norwich secured
two, making the score at the end OF this
period, IA to in favor of the visitors.
All Company D men seemed to be in
trance during the game not one playing
in even fair form, and when one of Com
pany ID men secured the ball be did not
know what to do with it; when one of
the Norwich men secured the ball Com.
pany ID men only looked at them and did
not try to break up their passing. There
was not the least semblance to the ex.
cellant passing in the game that Com
pany u can do, TOR they seemed to forget
TO do 1t when they had chance after
chance. Some one seems to be to blame
Tor the loss OF this game, for it should
have been easy for Company D but it is
hoped this slump will not last and that
the home team will get down to business
and play the game for all there is in it.
The line up
Norwich CO. D
Moore II. re-, Paige, McGovern
Smith, Potter, rf 10. Wight |
watson {, c, Carr
barney ig, If, Buckley
Souiombe re- If, Hale
summary. Score, Norwich 81 Co ~.
Goals fir m flour, Smith 8, Moore q Watson
2 Barney 2, Carr, Hale, Buckley. Fouls
Norwich 10, Co u IL. Goals on fouls, Moore
y, Carr =. Referee, Gum. Umpire. Potter
Scorers, hampton and Bouett Timer,
Tinker Time, three 8 minute periods. At
tendance $50.
The Y. M. c. A. team swamped the
Union School team Saturday, defeating
them by the score OF SIS to 16. Barr EFT
threw II baskets for the Y. M. c. A.
team.
The line up +
Y M. c.. A. Union School
Fox If, rg. Moorehouse
ooarTett,r e, Moore
Conly c. c, Cleveland
: :, cummings, g, rf Spaulding
locker, e, If Rohiuso1 |
Summary. Score, Y. M. c. A. IS, Union
school 16. Goals from floor. Barrett -,
\ ooker 8, Cummings 8, Fox 2, Cleveland q
Spaulding 2. Robinson 2. Comfy. Fouls, Y.
c A. 8, Union School q. Goals on fouls,
cummings 3. Moore 2. Robinson q Referee,
0illon. Scorer. Allison. Timer, Buzzel1'
Time, Is minute periods.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01

Friendship between women is fire.
quently only suspension of hostilities
Gray.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01
1t is Good Sense and Real Economy to Use
ADA'

CEYL AND INDIA NAT URAL GREEN tea in preference Japan be-
sold sealed lead packets the
the celebrated "Saada" Black
sample packet
Received Highest Award and Worlds Fair ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
]. | S|I. h | J
Restorative!
LEG|SLA1iUR.E0|
NORTH CAROLINA ] 4 |: ]. |. N
Tile House Passes Divorce Bill
After an All-Dayi
Hearing.
q lspecIal b Ia TING Timer. plspat en-. !

Special q to Tho Times D lspatc h.) s
RALEIGH. NJ. c., Feb. 23.-The ques-
ton OF divorce enga ged the attention of
the House OF Representatives OF the North
Carolina Leg islature during nearly the
entire session o-day. with the result
that the McNinch bill. allowing divorce
on the ground OF a single violation Of
the Seventh Commandment by either
party. There were several divorce bills
under considerations. but all theirs went
by default. The bills passed have yet
to run the gauntlet OF the Senate, there
being actions who Will want a provision
requiring repeated z offenses on the part
OF tho husband. and others who wish to
repeal all divorce la ws since = SIS. 3 going
back to strictly scriptural causes, and
still others who seek to incorporate an
abandonment clause. si
Tho state Senate devoted much OF the
day tofthe discussion OF n bill to punish
try orr nalpra ct Ice h by lawyers IN
working up damage suits agai INST corpo-
ratlons, There was an amendment TO
include unprofessIonal conduct on the
part II OF lawyers, who are claim agents
Tor corporations. Tho bill and amend-
ments were finally re referred to u the
judiciary Commit tee. M
Long, OF Iredell, introduced 70 bill to
prohibit county, or State officials from
riding Oh FREQ passes, and requiring rail-
roads to report to the Corporation COM
mission annually "a complete lists OF al
persons to. whom free transporta ton has
hnen furnished. Il n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24

iberia and consumpt ion. Un!fo rtunately,
thus far, we have no ntltoxin; hui much !'
will depend upon precautions with those
who are affected that they ma not AID NC
In its reproduction II Individually, keep
the nasal pharyngea and oral cavities lite
free as possible from accumulat lon ,Eof
mucous; take care not to- be chilled when
tired Z avoid the range Of those a ffected
that the n1icro-organlsm of pneumonia
may not be carried into the sysltee s
keep the health up to Its standard 'f with
abundance % pure air, Of sunlig
3clally for the sleeping room. TINS later
While becoming better known and appre-
Sciated as a. source OF health, Is YETI not
sufficiently cared for. Again, The avoid
ance Of crowds, as in houses, assembly
rooms, theatres, churches, street cars cars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
..R'||V|E|:.RIANDIHARB0||R|;||.
!. .B|Ll...|| |: {: ] !.
House Refuses To Adopt Any
Amendments Except, Those SCI i.
Offered Sby Committee YEA.
i...BEEN SKIM SAYS |! GAINES 9 u s! J
Member From i Tennessee Makes J; Takes
Heated Attack on Commit g init
5Ii8sss Swayne Case.
ByAssocinted Press. }

~ F
WASHINGTON rreb q. VII bout q dol.
iar Being added or subtrnc ted the river ~ !
and larbor appropriation bill pa ssed ne
House to-day after the session, ia q 5 run
well into the evening. Tho total amount
4 carried nv tho Bill " ga es7 rhroug e
Sout tho day the progress 81 the bill wa was 8
Sinpedcd BY the fferlng OF amendments I'd
8but onlytiiose presented by the g COM PM 4
@mittee were adopted. The most 3in1porttalflt
committee amendment agreed to ' was one ono
giving the supervisor Of i,arbors Y ct New !'''1
York Increased police power, and provid7
u Ing for tho protection Of II oyster beds
4 axuii,st deposits from drcd gings. rs
Ms, heated attack on the committee was va!
mad ma q Nv M Il. Gaines (Tenncssec for It's
alleged failure properly to provide LOT
Sthe lover Cumberland ri We r. lio resent
I'd ne action Of some 0f his DEM cratic
4 colleagues In humping their desks .t! ana
I. dersivcly npplaudinE him and demanded O.!
respectful treatment, because j., nc sald.
lFhe had been fsk Inn Cd. 1ss t.s ,s
The military academy BILL was sent TO
conference nf ters agreeing to the Senate ats
4 amendment authorizing tho President 70
appoint Senator oseph \ r. 3a ia J Wiley 'f OF
NJ Conpecticut. brigadier- general on the
II retired list OF the army, and with further
provision ferring similar authority IN
the ca sc OF General Peter "a Osterhaus. Sshf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
ON!Y IN SWAY
u CASEeN now CONCLUDED
Morgan Expresses Belief That
s Panama Canal Will Never q
II vi be a Built. a53s "a! si5
5(l,BE,:yiAssociated Presa.)

-
WASHINGTON q, FEB. 20 The last Of
v t1e testimony In the interest OF Judge
gwayneg in the sil11peachmcnt proceed lngs
against him was to-day pre- scented TO th e,
4 Senate. s$The case to-day occupied seven
Il hours of time, beginning OF q clock and
" CLOSING. at 10, with an interlnissi on OF two
i hours Prom 6 TO 8. Much OF the time was
spent in argument relating to he ed DIN
sibllIty OF r testimony. The Senate also
adopted an order granting each side hve
hours in the closing sargun11te nt
s n The bill providing o FORM Of govern
Sment for the Panama Canal zone was was
passed early IN the day. XII !8si 81
Mr.. Morgan OF ferod I'M am endment pro
hibiting the President from filing va
ca n,cies In the canal commits slon when
Congress rs not IN sess on, and 4spo,k g ID
support Of I'll saying that ~ b ere 8is no
occasion for panic legt sln ton IN GO nec-
StionS with he ca nal 70 ne. A the d spooner
act and the treat OF acquisition being
sufilctent for that purpose. NJ Fle said ne
hoped that the present members OF the ne.
4 commit tee would liye4to hold heir places
until tho canal should be complete J,
which would insure their remaining Tor.
! at least tffty years Vi "a
y58 MI. Morgan declared his belief that the
! canal never would be built. Ills amend !s
nent was rejected. and after some furthe r
debate the canal bill was pas sed.
The swayne impe achment trial was
then resumed. The last witness in behalf
OF Judge Swayne was Ills son, Henry g.
4 9wayne,, a lawyer residing in P hiladel-
phla, who testified as to hiS fathers
residence in Florida. a3 VI q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
IA POPULAR MAN ] 4 I ] y.
But ST. Paul's Will Have to I l'll$s-
s855 sle TO Get Pastor! Hall.

But st. 4PaulSs WI III Rave 70 ~ VS. vs.
Sic to Get Pastor Hall.
The rumor that tho Rev. CLEVELAND 3 !
Hall, rector Of the 4 I0pi phany Church ,at
Danvile, had been caled to ,the,roctotrsnlP
III is Is true, however. that the vestry Of ST.
Pau ,i nus MIR. Halls name, With that
of ministers. under consiaera, Tien
one f9the most compnnlonable ana pop !.
ular9men Of the cloth lin Virginia. He !, ls
prominent In tho Masonic fra ernlty pe 9.
lp l,s = I' and also o., Doye Gommandery,
Knights remplar, Of the same Glty,c- "a 9
also is u popular member Of the ODD
Fellows. lodge and Of the Pythian order;
Christ Church OF Roanoke, and was IN
shat city IN 1894 when the much eXplolled
{ Roanoke riot, occurred. hen, the gov
5ernment fell into the HANGS q the people y
Of tits committee and he took q Very,
active part In restoring peace ana soog
order As token Of their % %
the people Of Roanoke presented Mr.. Hal
Tms watehrhe still wears With pride,
ne aa y VIZ Nav eA pr
Parish and Epiphany Church. !,
T. His work In Daavlle speaks for Itself.
lEo has built zip tho Epiphany Church, the
fmremberslltp having doubled since he be-
came rector. lie Is a hard. worker, and Is
not only, good rector but valuah J,
enterprises looking to tho upbuilding Of
II THO 4rcople OF St. .Payl's are looking
for Rev. n. Cleveland Hal they " ,haye
Camden Parish to reckon with sl5s}&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
CURED !! / :! o. ASTHMA ] !! !
After IS Years {

lit VIII be gratifying to Acknowledgements
Y ers to learn that an absolpte cure has
at last been discovered by Dr, schiff-
mann ,'fA hat the remedy Is an effectual
one cannot be doubted after perl,snl OF
such timony ms & that OF g II Van
remedy (schlffmann's Asthma cpre) Is
the best i eyer used. bought q package
of our gdruggist and tried It and one box
entirely cured me Of Asthma y and i have
not had IT since, 7 cal. now so to bed
and sleep all night with perfect comfort.
which ! have not done before for as
years and Il thank you for the health that
81 now enjoy, hope that you will pub,
3llsh this letter, tha heys ma " leRrny OF
3 its WonderfV YiTtues.' 4 s4.s VI % q,
Sold nv all dgug gt its ut 300, and III 90.
\ Send 90 at lamp to \ Iy. II ri Echl ffmann,
box SOL, ST. Paul, ~ Inn, Ter q free sans
Il 4 ST a. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
INTOXICATING CIDER.
Grand Jury Indict All in VII
y! Harrisburg Who Sell It.

Is (speclaI to The Times: DIspatch.) II,
2sWIL,I l.sAS'MS URG.t y A.. Feb, 23.-The
grand Jury to-day returned Inducements
ton 81 lie revenue laws II, selling cider,
Wien While would YOU produce INVESTIGATION;
lJemsen, q gorge w. Stewart, Isaac y ohn-
SON. Joanna Fla rrs. birmingham HaTrl-
S indIc ,tmsnts Tor mlsdemeanor were certl-
ned To the Mayor ri,trlal; T., a. Iell-
SEN sen George WI Stewart, IsaGc Jo hnso,n,,
Joanna Harris Hmingham hagr 81, 4,
sCia,ke Mr. Harrison is tnotiiinf busi-
ness at this time; Mr.. Saunders rs conf
mi sionar Of tho rayenne; q Joanna Harris,
ti'he Grand Jury held several sessions and
had a i arge humber OF witnesses before it..
A \ clean sweep was ma de q n OF one Of
those who sold slider sesca ping indie t1nent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
Surprise Marriage,

(specIal to THE Tlmes- plspat ch,) %,
EAST iADFORD, u SYA,.s Feb, 223,,-The
marriage OF Miss BEETLE Baker, Of East
lew u'c came n as "a seat sunrise to- their
this morning ut s O'clock TX Rey, y T 2,
Kemnl,. Of the Christian Church, e ne !.
3 Mr's1and Mrs. Sale drove at once ia
their homo ~ Dry Valley where n, awend d,
Mrss saiea son, Fra nls Sale, and his bride
OF a few months. Mr.. Sale will build g
new home for his bride Opposite tina t Q :
Ills son. s,3 sfs{ i3 fs ss ny $E3 it BY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
SURPRISED THEM,
Petersburg knights Of the Grip
Visit Post Cordial Invitation

Fl Post "a, Travellers Protective Assocla-
ton pltea g SURPRISE iast
beers OF the Petersburg Post were present
and extended to the members OF Post a
a most cordial invitation to 8ibe present
at the State meeting soon e 20 20 held IN
Mr.. Lorraine. presld Of Post a, asked
tho Petersburg. entlenen for y speech,
hut they replied that they We're not n, /, n
was W. work 10 be dono they Ware HJohanles
on the spot. hey. added that y the
members Of Post a would visit them on
bo and 1dta 6Sy wSd shsw Iha
other good things besides trunk fact tories,
They promised q good time to all VINO ,l''
d Tie The chairman Of tile Railroad Commit
tee was not present, having been called
from the city, but Mr., III Ellis. lr.,. save
an account OF the hearing Of Post AS
before on fhe snt
sern Railroad 4 also. other con ssions tine
Corporation Commission was doubt ful as
to their jurI addiction In the matt and
L they fey might decide as to the tenancy OF
tho n. P, AIS position,
&f7 Mr.. Pattarson one of the committee
Is da t. s0gyeS e.
progress OF Richmond, reported that the
sconlmttse had been dissolved. and three
members OF the post Aad peen merged
Into a general committee Of all organlzaa77
4 Mr,g H. II. Harwood reported the trip OF
! the Flying Squadron through Danyllle;
Boston Tohanokez nnd
Petersburg members present last night
wore Messrs. ". u g. Haug HI q. Stanley
Richmond members present were Messrs,
s,r.bY. Chclf, u, Allen II. y Ia iarWood
4 H.. Pills. ~ +; % winston, 2, A, 3,
3dexter d d. & Q. I, Miller, Thomas johnson,
h h. B. Walthall. M, g, Patterson, William
Jenkins, r, p. OYerton, n X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
Fruit Growers Kicking.

WASHINGTON u. Il c. Feb. 23.-The
fruit growers OF the South who DEPEND
upon the markets OF Baltimore. Philadel;;
phia, New Ybrs. Boston and MONTREAL
are sending vigorous protests to their
members OF Congress against the. proposed
destruction OF the private refrigerator
car lines by means Of gislation. Rep
resentatiye Bartlett,,.of Georg ia. who rep
peach country. stated yesterday that the
question OF how to get Their fruit to the
best market quickly, and In first class con-
stitnonts, and that lit had \ never been
satisfactorily answered until the inaugu-
IA ton of the refrigerator or private car
4 II nc9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
FAIRMOUNT5 NEWS

rho entire family OF Mr.. John T, Sterling
is prosrated with the grip with the ex-
esP9n q Nj 81 s Mss alma was
adyertently omitted in the mention OF tho
progran,.lis given al III. Maecabee Installation
Friday night, Miss Albertson gave several
NV. Nv ii. Sickle, who has been quite III
at his home, No, 1921 Twenty:seeond streel.
y Mr. r. II Barnett, Of East Radford. Va.
Who was tho guest of Mr. and Mrs John
Launching on Twenty-secopd Street last week.
M Mrs sssI Hobson, Of King and Queen county.
end Msa Hobson, Of Richmond, wera the
guests Of Airs Hal of No gsal9 Fa irmount
1 { MIS-. vi. q. Thomas who has been ~ With
tho grip, ~ imProylng, n though she y sstill
confined ~ her home. Nv K ~ II 1 .
MISS odls Parrish is quite sick WITH the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
DESTROY |. Dl)jERELlCT's
\ I'm ATLANTIC OCEAN
! (By AsstocIated Press.)

WASHINGTON Feb. % "A d delegation
representing trade and maritime interests
along the entire Atlantic Coast had "
conference with President Roosevelt tto-
day concerning provisions which those in
forests are urging the government to
mako for the destruction OF derelicts in
menace 10 navigation. In the d delegation
were Gustav II !. sohwab. OF the MARITIME
Exchange, New X ork Z Car plain G. B, Par.
sons, OF New &Y ork {; p. p. Sherwood OF
q. fAmpler. of tho Jacksonville Board OF
Trade, and Colonel Walter GRESHAM, OF
the Galveston Board Of Trad O., M ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
PNEUMONIA.

~ Old people and those who have weak
lungs cannot BIO too careful In guarding
against this disease. Pneumonia always
results from cold or from an attack
OF the grip and can be prevented by the
timely use OF Chamberlaln's Cough Rem
,edy. hi IA great many who had every rea-
son to fear pneumonia. have warded It
off by B the prompt use Of this remedy.
The following is an instance OF this sort:
TOO much cannot be said In favor Of
Cham Cough Remedy, and es-
tpecially for colds and influenza, II know
that It cured my daughter Laura, OF a
severe cold and i believe saved her life
when she was threatened With tpneu-
monla.H--W. & D, WILCOX, Z Logan, New
York. Sold by2all drugglsts,a 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
Position for Danc,eyIy,,,

5js APPETIZER signed by eleven Of the 3nfors
who tried PetereIsancey, the negro who
AZ IL is be lung Kit Henrlco ounty for snlur,,s
der next month, VIII shortly be presented
mufntionTo Of sentepce. Y lla Governor will
hardly interfere Y the ca SCI AZ tsa ullr
Fdersto TODD that Com I'M on lYes IT torneY
nj epdel9urg dec lines 20 I'm the PAP