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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
PropertYs.T Transfers.

n Richmond: q. r. . rrnltage and wife to Caro-
line P. and James r. Kennedy. 40 feet on west
line of Twenty ghth Street, 1l5 feet north Of
Grace Street 50, Isl. 81
se John W. c ordon and Wife e. a. Catlin and
wife, and Lewis NJ. Grill trustees and Ell len
\ McCance Rogers, to Richard q. Durham, %
feet on south line OF West Avenue. southwest
corner Of Birch Street. s1.2SS, az
Joseph II, Marshall trustee to Emma Il J.
EUnser. 10 feet on south line Of Main Street
40 feetwest of, Linden Street $4,000, II
5 n G.. Williams. Jr, to IS dney Fl. Clay and
Michael Kelley ii IS d. feet on south side OF
franklin Street. southeast corner of Mn 1eenth
Street, $50 900. S IN
NJ. Boyle, A feet on south line OF M Street
southeast corner OF Twent y-fourth Street.
& Noble w. Woodbridge to same 4 Z feet on
east line OF Twcnty-fourth Street, g. l-a feet
y Hcnrlco: Albert Riley and wife to Y. q,
Woodson Is feet on Cedar Street; 80 feet west
Of Baker Street, subject to decd Of trust for
500. s175. iff5i}3 Is e Il.
II. Stttrd!ng and wife to Grace M. Harrison.
90 feet on cast line OF Third Avenue, southeast
corner OF Juniper Street, Chestnut Hill, If $3.50,
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Certain R elief

The secret lay In IN wonderful chemical 4
ieal hnsw thns eoIa MAKE HE s
cure thu would By pra,ctically certain Dut
even then. before i made an nnnouncenen ut
beforo 4 wns willing to put my name on It'll
made moro than 1000 tests And my "a lures
were but Q per cent IL # 4s SIttHf
h This German chntcal Ii not the only lngre-S
dlent use IN Dr. shoop q Rheumatic Cure 5
but It made the remedy possh e--madc possible
an achievement which, IIdoubt not, could have
been rnndo In no other way. s,l5 4 IA nv w
Il This chemical was very xpensivc The duty
too, was high. Il IN all 1t cost mo "a 90 per
pound. But what IL sl.yo per pound fora Il "a I,
remedy fer the world most painful sease
human beings know X RI isS }Ssii
II done mean that Or. shoop Rheumatic
that Ia Impossible. s But It will drive from
tho blood the poison. that causes pair n N
swelling. and then that ID the ond I. OF the
pain and swoling--t end q tho stn eTing -
the end OF RheumntiHm. That Is why j. en- ~
afford to make this liberal ofter-t that q why
II can afford to spend the FL Pillar that
Rheumatic sufferers, the world " Overt maSt
lenrn Of my remedy,
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II New Kent. !.
'1specInlitoI ,,rhe ,f'Imcs- I1Is1pI,tn.ttch.)

i 35 (Special3t TO The rlmcs- ID spntch.)
81 OAK. N w KENT col. "A, I Feb. "a ~
Tho ferry from Plum Point 10 West
I Point has cut a way through the Ice,
and the merchants at Oak lid not all to
\ make use OF tho opportunity. They had
groceries lying on the dock that have
been there during this freeze. which they
could not get away until last Friday,
they had them brought across To- Plum
Point ferry, and were having their goods
hauled through the snow and Ice, dis
tnnce Of seven miles. all day Friday and
Saturday The merchants say that they
have 8 supply OF goods that will last
them a couple OF weeks. The great trou-
\ BILE with the working class OF people Is
\ that their money has about exhausted.
y for they have. had no weather tor work
since last December. All business enter
prises are practically shut down. Saw
mills are the principal enterprises IN
this section. and they have a: not. blown a
whistle for the. past four weeks. Public
schools are also closed. 5 III 65ts II g5
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'N \ RGI.l'l'I|1A,',...
B &: I T:

sRfs1a9 e rns fs5
Has mn III
tracted cold. Tho colored hands don't like to
work while tho thermometc or e hanging low,
but they don. t fail to ask for tho usual credit.
SCULPEPER VA.--Tho Cuperer NJ lnutemen
have now about completed arrang emen On fos OF
The W
complement Of both officers and men. nd
n}thelr now uniforms Will make q creeita
s7 FREDERIcKsBURG,$ vA.---Alr.4 r. G, L.
tMoncuro,i OF tho firm OF Wallace & Moncurc,
pickle manufacturers, OF Stafford county. ~ is
prominently mentioned rs a candidate Tor the
House 3 Of Delega tcs II for Stafford and King
George counties in the coming . Democratic l
man, soR managing Ah tho heading MIL run
e. Hawkes.. OF Ford 7, Va, had his leg, broken
SBackstone. set the 4 leg last night and his
condition Is good this morning /. Il
Esher ;,-a IT, you ~
was held for the action OF the jury to-day at-
charge
of 3hetraylng tho glrlEgwas discharged there e,
being No eyIdeTfs da,n
smlddle,aged whlte man, who was I, seriously
injured by blow on the head With q peer ,r
and "a large coti Of blood & was found upon 81
5hls brain. "a dangerous operat Ion saved llls
perfectiy.s Henry wright a negro bart ender.l
who struck the blow was sent {, on TN, !,
a RApFORD, VA "A profound sense Of graft
tude and Thanksgiving Is felt here over the
improved condition of Colonel Miles. and the
hope expressed r by his physcians IN Satur-.
days bulletins, has caused vii espre4aad re
lqjoiclng. 81. y. I,
Nthntyou M mar, who has been missing for about
a week, has been I'd from. He rs At his
uncle s, T.5 w Minor on the Chickahomin,y
sRiver2stI His absence has caused consid erable
uneaslness among his friends s35 p.
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b Crystalized P'oisotn!

p Is IL
. Your blood q always full Of poson-,t a f,c
your system II Ia tho purpose OF tho blood TO-
absorb and carry off this very poison. And the
Kidneys. which are the blood filters. nre OK
neotcd to cleanse tho blood md send IT back
4 through the system clean, to gather more
poison which. they. In Urn, will eliminate
n But sometimes tho Kidneys fall. And some
times, from some other cause. the blood gets
70 full OF poison that they cannot absorb It
all This Aia tho start 4 Of I2hetnn SIN. The
poison accuniulntes and crystallzes Tho crystals
look like little grains Of sugar or Of fine white
sai,d. The blood carres them and they increase
/ IN slse. Them. whom i can carry them no
5bDne--anywhere.t syi,s3 'sy855 t. & Z .5aff M
7 The twingo In Your leg--the dull ache IN
your arm on q rainy dny-these are tho out
ward slgns9of tho unseen crystals. And tho
twisted limbs and tnspeakable anguish OF tho
sufferer who has allowed his SYMPHONIC to 20
sunhceded 8hnd una TENDED for yearB--theseF nro
tho evidences Of what rheumatism, n egl ected,j
can do. IN RI IA II s53si 5fIa va 3g5 i95
Inflammation includes lumbaso,. scinta.
OF rheumatic poison IN the blood. RI q
II Plainly tho first thing to do Is to remove
the poison. but this Is not enough. Tho
FORMATION OF tho poison must boG stopped
80 that nature may have n chance TO dis
solve and eliminate tho crystals which have
already formed. t Unless this lis. done thoro
can be no ctlr.eno pcr1nnne nt rell ef.s
Y I searched tho whole earth Tor a specific for
Rheunat istn--sornet Thing that I or any physi-l
clan 5coud feel safe In prescriht ng-somet hing
that w0 could count on not only occasionally,
but ALWAYS. 81 For tho rnynges of rheumatism
aro everywhere and genuine reliefSis rare.
7 : H.
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THINK i \ lT&o OVER
Something You Car See In Any Restau::
iilgif a t5'l3Il rant or afe. * ice

IA physician puts the query: Have you
never noticed in any large restaurant Y q I
lunch or dinner time the large number
OF hearty, Vigorous old men at the 8ta-
bles mon whose ages run from 60 to 50
Yea rs a many Of them bald and all per-
Inns, gray; but none OF them feeble or
|senie? . {i !s XII 9 VI "a.
Perhaps the, spectacle is SO common as
to Slnye escaped your observation or
comment, but nevertheless 1t Is an OBJ
1ect lesson which means something.
IL YOU will notice what these hearty
old fellows are eating you will observe
Tint they are not nlunchlng bran ora x
ers nor gingerlys5 picking the air. way
through d menu ca ID Of new 3. tangled
health foods; on tho contrary they seem
"a prefer q Juicy roast1of beef, a proper
IL turned loin of mutton, and even tho
deadly ,broiled lobster Is no t 8altogsther
ignored. lSS, q Il
The point OF all this Is that vigorous
old age depends upon. good digestion and
plenty Of wholesome food, and not upon
dieting and an endeayor i. to N live upon
bran crackers. e Il B
There is q certnIn class OF food crnnks
who seem to believe that meat, coffee,
and many other good things arc rink
polsons but these cadnyerous. sickly.
looking individuals nre a walking con-
domination of their own theores 6
Tho matter In q nutshell Is that II the
stomach secrctes the $nNtIral digestive
juices In sufficient quantities any whole
some food will be promptly dIgested; Il
tho stomach does not do so, and certain
foods cause distress. one or two of Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets after each meal
will remove all difficulty, because they
supply Just what every weak stomach
lacks, pepsln. lydro-chlorlc acid, das-
tnse and n,lx. E. 3.;St
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do not act
upon. tho bowels, and IN fact arc not
strictly medicine, as they act almost
entirely upon the food oaten, dlgestlng
1t Thoroughly, and thus gives q much-
needed rest and giving an appetite for
the mex timeal.
or people who travel nine but of ten
usn Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, knowing
them d DO perfectly safe To- use atiany
time, and also having fnund out by en-
perlence that they are u safeguard
against indigestion IN any form, and ent-
Ing, rs they have to-, at all hours and
nil kinds of food, the travelling public
for years have pinned their faithto Stu
nrrs Tablets, *
"a All druggists sell them at SO cents for
full-sized packages, and any druggist
from Maine to California; II his opinion
we're asked, will say that Staarts Dys-
peps!a Tablets is the mos popular and
successful remedy for any slonlac y trout
lie. II 55 Is 4 - M "a, +.
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'TH|.E.|C|O|lLD[S1'DAY.
F0 Oh VI
Unprecedented Conditions ii
Virginia Rt,ral
q Parts. ,55 #f
DOWN ITO TWELVE Y n: BELOW
Labor Suspended and Supplies.
# Growing Short il
ia. 3s q, Country. t33sS
{specInl to ,,ll,he Times Ispntch.)

(Speclnl to The Times DspntchO \.
ai HE5Atr11sy1LL11.vA AZ, I'eb. II. 'rhc See
\ tionBof THO Northern Neck is comp le,t!osly
Blocked up and cut off fron'tfe outside
world. leo in Coan. River Is about ten
inches thick, and no STEINER has reached ',l' g
coan Wharf for over two weeks
There wns d heavy. fall OF snow all day ty
h yesterday and the ground is covered with "
about two inches or snow. rho first
mail III nearly two weeks reached here
Saturday night via Warsaw and Merry.
point Il 4,
Provisions are running short. and Unless
there Is d general thaw UP soon, i is
feared the stores will run completely out
4 Of groceries,. Oh 81 II Si{ a Y Isl u
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IRON AND STEEL STOCKS
i STILL VERY ACTIVE
Aass,o.,,rlatadls Pi,e,s,,s.,,,

HfA3 I3yT AHsOCldtet1TrI tass.1
5Sl NEW 3YORK 3 Feb u II. The Republic Iron
and Steel shares anu i5loss Sheffield were firm,
/! and Tennessee Coal and Iron Safter, fluctuating
developed "a st eady tone, There
were continued rulnors that q merger was ar
ranging between the Iron companies in the
Alabama district. but thus these reports r
OF Tennessee Coal and Iron and the other
stocks concerned. Ak
The most extensive advance OF the Stock
Exchange We're III American Locomotl i've com-
mon Colorado Fuel and Iron and sloss conf;
mon. 5l5 4. st HIT. SEX X I,
a American Locomotive shot up no less than
Z nointa IN the first few minutes Of business
tbs seeming urgent demand for the stock being
attended BY {rumors that It would soon be
advance naturally invited heavy profit real
Bizng sales. III VI slfs TX
t# Other r,lInors current In regard to Locomotive
were h that they would consolidate with the
Baldwin Locomotive Company.
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DOING OH THEIR | !. DUTY ] J / !
Sc orc Of Richm!o|n' Read { .
sfs are e ( Earning II the he
Duty Of the Kidneys.
To filter3the blood is the kidneys DUTY.
When they fall to do this the kidneys


II To filtcr5tle blood is tho kidneys DUTY.
When they fall to- do this the kidneys
are sick 4
II Backache and many kidney Ills follow;
Urinary trouble, diabetes,
Doans Kidney Pills cure them all, Ss'
IL Richmond ipeople 4 endorse our claim
Mrs a /, p, WIaltun, Of a, 3,
Whalton, contra ctor, resld ence 9ll0 East
Marshall Street. says; Mr., Whaalton y
subject to attacks of severe aching In and
through his kidneys. When In the yio-
lent stage 1t hurts severely tn s toop or lift
anything, and II no was unfortunate
enough to contract a cold IT was sure to
seat itself In his lons, and greater mis-
cry ensued, Procuring lJoan's Kidney
Z pills at Owens aud Minors drug store
during Tho last. attack. he took course
Of the treatment. IT stoppedd at. 4 have
heard lin on more than one occasion
declare that Doan's Kidney Pulls. as 9
remedy for the kidneys are unequ lied Il
s5 For sale by all d lers. 81 Price SO cents,
Foster Milburns ca, Buffalo. y. *. sole
agents for tile United States,
Remember the name oan -and IKE
i ~ ether. ~
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S-horse-power tnachine Of o. 3. Thomas
that distance Iii forty-fiye sccotids. -.
8SOUANDEREDl MILLION MS.
Sensational Bankruptcy Case Sub
iect of Court Of Inquiry.

N II N Especial - 4 Tho THcs. 2 spatch.) 4, 4,
BRISTOL, VA. Tcb. 14.---lacferee David
Il. Talley, Of the Federal Court, Will g n
morrow in t he case Of Edward In Har-
PER formerly e New Yors a nd GnaifI.
3tion.if bankruptcy III the Federal Court
Abingdor ya d was ~ af fHls eli
IarpotJs creditors, representing. banking
Institutions. who adva ticcd hin, funds aE <,
grogating about four million dollars. VIII
fnedtS hero Eto-morrow, ana will. II Is tl1i;
derstood, Htronuously oppose his final
discharge as a ban1trtipt BY reason ~
their claim that he has not surrendered
Hnrpor ID expected to be present nt the
hearing, when an effort Wi1 Be- made , to
money, At tho time Harper peti ton was
filed he gave as his only assets clothing q
valued at SO. itiY OF Just prior to that
time he had been living IN good style
mt. Big Stone Gap va, where. nc .wa a!s
doing an iron business, ard was then
reputcd to be q lilionairo. q. 4,
N Sensa Honal develop mcnts, are a1,tici-j
nat cd. New York, Cincinnati and Chicago
attorneys will be here. # Y y. &
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CURTIS |lNy0 !
RULE Of GAv Wei
continued from First Page.)

/ \ ! un ! requested to find out what was!
the exact atus, Il, ~, 5 y. y, I.
y Mr. Beck, addressing the Chair, asked
& ~. h, n committed In executive SEES
s,on 81, IL which Captain Curtis replied III
/ ti,n mega two, and tho reporter re- en-
tared the room and took his accust omeo
seat, At this moment. Mr. umlaut tau
tho floor, and was proceed ING 70 declure
that he did not approve the methods ~
which tile appropriation matter was. ~. ~.
inc, handled, { and expressed the view tnAI
freri,ent visits to tho National Capital
tyvcc,n doing no good But the CHAIR out
His remarks short, and, turning TO the
reporter said: ~, ~,
fcommIttee had adjourned and you VIII
have to leave the room
Reporter Declines to Leave.
h NJ 3nost respectfully decline to % So
was the reply, Nnnless the commit tee !. y
N B xccutiye session, ~ I am here III ING
discharge of my duty, nlld am ~ ectca
"a attend this meeting I. /,
n nRut the committee has ad1ournea,''y
was the chorus rejolnder ana we are
discussing some matters we do not desire
the papers to have, ~ ~ " 81, II. y. a
I'm Tn i second sAlr. umlaufSprotcstel that
tho8 committed Ind mot ajol,rned. and!
l,e-l appealed to tho record and WAS sls-l
timed ~ Clerk Mcdowell l'os q few
minutes there was u ludcrous picture
iphe chair would allow no discussion and
tho reporter sat calmly awaiting d.,
,yelopments. u, !, 4. i.
Finally a nation was mace 81 SO INTO
executive session, q nd, al ter be ng .fouyh "
iby MI. Peters, was adopted by the fol-
loving vote; sS ,s, lSS I,
n Ayes-A essrss 4 Il. r. i3eels,A lsgar n
Ferguson, w j. q q Imam and g AisnlsR ~
w. lit: Cur lis, " 8s We II
Noes essrs, - aeop Y M.
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GENERAL /. CA lPEh!BERl'G ANGRY N B, {,
STARTS s i FOR ST. PETERSBURG E: r. &c
nv a ssociated Press

3, (ByI Associated 3Press.) q =.
sT. PETERSBURG, Feb. a.. According
TO tho latest gossip at the War Office .
General Kuropatkin has charged General Sc !,
Gripenberg, 4 former commander g o. the
second army, with characterization Tor !. ~ N
leaving Ills command without authority
but thc story cannot be traced to az re-
snonsible source and perhaps epresents
simply a new version OF the incld ent.$3$s
WhileGde definite information continues yes e
be lacking, it seems to be generally &C &C,
cepted that General Gutenberg. alter t !!
recent I. Thanking opera ten, plall1ed tne
cnn,mnnder-i chief for his failure to sup
mort hin, and after Il stormy scene start
cd for Russia to personally report to the
Emperor 5sS " IS 4! a III is E5 5i4i
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a F !: ;'t]:l:,' CONTINUED i,
Shot /. His r !, y 9th I. Sun Gun
4 n "a ded With Bird n Shot.

fspecial { to 4 The \ Times D spat OH
s. ELIZABETH CITY, y. 81 Gu, Feb. 4 s., s;
q ..omas Nc Pherson. attempted 70 <. !
county, 81 shooting him with 9 gun
loaded with bird shot. Relfe wore heavy !,
overcoat and the shot took no . ette ], {. I
5BotliEof them were partic ipants in t Y,
$feudal fight IT sevcra weeks q, =;
among the leaders on each SIDE. ana u
lis alleged that after TIC. fight Nc Pier
son vowed that he would n shoot R '!l I; e
when lie ha ID an opportunity !, u, J
Relfe had to pass Mcph !ns ms nome p ,,,
Nm onn5,nr, GOT his gun and blazed away,
the load i E striking with effect already
stated At flve O clock he had not D been zen
arcs ted it3tl 51s yyF5. IS t5&
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Chincoteague Island
IL Special 10 r he Times Dispatcf

NJ fCHINCOTEAGLIJ,sa3 VA.,3 Feb. f 4.-----For
the past two weeks the people OF the
Island have been completely isolated from
the outside world and have experienced
many hardships incIden thereto Since
the Ice has been broken UP in 4 the bay
4 the shipment OF oysters and clans has
1 been unprecedented. necessitatlng extra
transportation trains. i 49s " Ss
%@i For the last few nights during the
freeze tho inhabitants had to resort to
various devices for obtaining; light on
account OF all h Of he oil on the island
having been consumed. Wax candles.
heretofore used & only as ornaments were
much In &cYtdence.s 3 ~
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lNTENSECOLD
..ALL80v|.E||:.R|i|. south |. ! | | !
Thermometer "a Degrees Below
Zero At Danvillle, KY,
Yesterday.
REPORTS FROM 4 OTHER ; Il |! PLACES \ ]
Traffic on Railroads lin Middle!
West Badly Har1pcred
! BY Snowdrifts. 81
REPORTS. FR e \ III )! PLACES "a! ];
sstny Associated press,

Il j y J. j.
rs n 4 8 tDy Associated Prcss.) " Ia II
GIN ,AGO, Feb. IA Alt though there was
moderation in the temp rattlre all over
the Middle West and the Lake region
to-day. traffic on nearly all railroads wa
badly ilampcred by heavy snow-dr r.
Trains on most Of the railroads were from
ono to. flyc hours behind, and in many
cases they were ar,null!e led AZ
In Omaha, over 100 n passenger al and
freight trains on the various roads enter
Ing that city were annulled to-day.
q With a continuation OF tho moderate
weather which sct in tonight railroad road
I ofllcials Gays tllat tier conditions will
prevail tomorrow. though II will require
several days to bring about normal con !'rr
ditions. Az 8 tftl fiSS @ VI i
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Kappa Psi Banauets.

beta and Theta Chapters of Kappa Psi
Fraternity gave q fun dress banquet at
tho Richmond Hotel last night, which
vas largely attended by active, passive
and honorary members,
Theftoastnnaster, DR.. II. Stuart Mclean
made the evening onefof great merriment
lin the way he called for toasts ana IN
the way he handled his Jokes, Among
those who responded We're pr. Nlrginius
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
Berry, YES

WILMINGTON. N. G.. II iFeb. IA Mr.
Berry Gleaves. a prominent I, travelling
man, representing Carlin ana Fulton,
wholesale hard ware dealers, Of Baltimore
dled at his home In this city tonight af-
Travelled North and South Carolina. @
Mr.. Csleaves was Esixty-one years Of age.
He was born at Cambridg c England, and
came to Amer lea In 1856, locating In Will
this place and occupied prominent po-
Ssition In business and social circles. # ~;
He Is survived by. bis wife l1- .-l. -
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Russians Suffering.
CHG "a ssociated Press,)

TOXIC, Feb. t,-Reports from Lao
Yang place the total Russian force be-
tweenS.the Shal1he River and Hardin at
40, 900. of3jwhich ESQ, 900 are on the fight
Ing line. Nj n {. ISL I'D J, & Z
me condition 4 OF the prisoners and OF
tho bodies of the dead Indicate that the
Russians are short Of shoes and winter
clothing. Some Of the officers are wear
ing Chinese shoes, A, "a !,
1t is believed that exposure to the cold
is grca tly Increasing sickness among the
Russians. La ter estimates of8the Russian
losses at Hcikoutat place the number Z, 7
q, 900, ~ 81 s38s III, n n K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
Town y Flooded
fr,xl ,Aasoclated I. Press.,,

sl3 e (By7g Assoclated Press.l :, -. Is
II MOBILE, Ala; Feb a The Pasca-5S,
goula River has flooded the town Of Me
Erill iss. fifty miles from here. a num-
5ber Of HOUSES are under wa ter and, the the
river, continues to rise: 5Ss Heavy timber
losses have been reporte .s# The Mobile
Jackson and Kansas CITY Raiir pa ~
as far as Merrill.
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Cold iii South.
NJ 4 ssocIated Press, )

LOUISVILLE, X VI. Feb. 14.--Danyille.
.Ky.%to -day reported the coolest wo we.
IT ressteyring Twelve degrees below
zero, IN Louisville 1t was 2 five below.
In tic South tho low cure Of eight below
is held by Fort Smith. Ark. thcr#s re- re-
\ "a h h i four below; Little Rock.
zero; Atlanta, Ga two above: Memphis,
two; Palestine, Texas six, and Mont gonl-
The minimum d t j jacksonville was TWEEN
sty-slx degrees above, fall Of thirty de- de-
IA The Ohio River remains frozen at Mad Ma,
5ison, A Ind. The ice gorge at Louisville
has moved silglltly but there has been..a
general checking SUf the Ice by the cold
wave Maysville reports heavy foatin ice
and ID bad situation t "a 5l8${
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How to FindsOut.

X there Is any doubt in your mind as to your con-
dillon. take from your urine rising about four
ounces plce I'M glass or bottle and let It stand
enty-for r hours. II on examination 1t is milky
or CLOUDY there is brick dust thing. II
small particles float about In It., your Kidneys, are
In need OF immediate attention. #g
$f Swamp RootiIs pleasant to take and Is used in
the leading hospitals. recommended by physicians
in their private practice ana Is taken 81 doctors
themselves who have kidney ailments. because they
recognize In It the great est and most successful
remedy for kidney, liver and bladder troubles. #
most distressing cases Of kidney, liver or bladder
sfuls merits sou may have sam Pile bottle and q b
sent absolutely free by mail The book contains n
sands OF testimonial letters received from men ar
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To Introduce Captain Wise.

5s Rev. ]. d, Hawthorne, p. D., pastor Of
tho Grove Avenue Baptist Church, has
consented to introduce Captain John s..
Wise, of New York, who VIII lecture Mt
subject Of the latter will be Personal
iRecollections of Ono-Haaf the P1esi-3
dents Tho lecture will be under the
auspices OF the Old Dominion Chapter.
Daughters Of tho American Revolution,
and for their benefit Stein orchestra
will be In attendance and WILL play on
this occasion. IN 5 ~ {i lsisl