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.HARG|S CASE NOW
IN HANDS OF JURY.
.(Bys Associated Prcss.)

-1---1 ~ BY AssUGIattU Css:J ---
LEXINGTON, Ky, Mayt5.--Concludins
argument ir.the James Harsls case was
made tonight. and the question Of his
guilt or9innocence Of tho charge Of as
sassinating James Jockrell, in Jackson,
in July, 1909, was given to a jury. The
foreman shortly afterward reported that
no agreement shad been reached, and tho
request to go6to their hotel was granted
The Jury will resume deliberations to-
morrow.
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q sheep FARM A. II. Spies Cun1belr,l,an, q
Wiibns, Tso 's ssason ISL street, fiiiadcphla,
Information about fruit, growing an, ana
s nI Z, raising; The Globe Nurseries Cse,t 'FS
Adams, IS Worsii street New York, IN.
formation about minerals OF Virginla'
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Walthour Defeated.

lty Associated rreesJ
ATLANTA, GA. May S, Sat glaler Of
h9stpni defeated Bobby Wai,hpur. 81 AZ.
'ailiih ~ twepty-piIa stFilgntaway
iiIhn9tof'paced race Al the Stadium tonight,
f9Ing the distance IN gasA
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Richnonders in New York.

d ESPECIAL 10 The Tlmes-D ispatch.)
NEW YORK, May. 5.--Metropolitan-E.
billings. New Amsterdam-G. Snapper, I'M y,
perial--p ID. p, Anderson. Astor-St. g. q. - !,
f;rInnan ST Denls-T. Wheeright. Union
sa,iare--M Miller, Albenarle----A. Anderson.
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ILLINOIS WILL GIVE
$4,000 TO JAMESTOWN
fpy observation-disclosures

sPRlNGFlELD.$I III. May 5.-.Ih 1!s ~,
hi n appropria ting $4,000 for the particlpa,
ton Of illinois IN the Jamestown (VaD
Exposition in 1901. a building IS TO DO
erected, ts iEAi 4itt.3 81, 4zsa8 Asg - ~
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SALE OF STAMPS. @ Il.
Increase Of Receipts in Collec.
tors Office for April Notable.

The receipts for the sale Of stamps for
manufactured tobacco at the office OF me
collector for the Second District OF Vlr-
glnia for the 8month of April. 1909. snow
an increase over those for the correspond
ing month the preceding year. and indl.
cato nm output Of approximately 1.3ll.lss
pounds OF manufactured plug and TWIST
and cut plug tobaccOs and smoking To-
buccos. This rs in addition to the output
OF cigars, little cigars. cheroots and Gig
arettes which cannot be computed for. the
reason that tho revenue tax on the dl1er-
ent varieties varies according to si2o OF
the cigar or cigarette. :.
Here are the figures on receipts Of 5in-
ternal revenue on the various subjects
liable to taxation: N.
I'm ~. ~ 81
On beer. 6,Slh W
On spirits. -. ......... l.2Dl ~.
On cigars and cigarettes..........5 Is, ST. 2s
On tobacco . Is ................... Is, 1856 81
on special takes ............. 252 AZ
The tax fonStohacco is 8 cents per pound,
thus enabling 1.-THE calculation as TO the
number Of pounds to be easily made. On
cigars the government derives lax of S.
per thousa nd; 9on cheroots, Sl.0s per thou
sand on all tobacco cigarettes and paper
covered cigarettes. 81 cents per thousand.
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

fs ,c..,,, i. NJ, ,I,. ,,;,x,,.,,
ni' - : ~ ~ :
tLfNCHBURG, VA, May o.--Jmge
William Hodges Mann opened his cam
i. J., ~
p'i's - - As''e''ouis o-'''sA. :" .''e
Academy OF Music before an audience
numbering fully 200 persons. He spoke.
~ I, 49, ana f,s,oor ,,,n,,,.s ana
:" 49, sly ''i.e0. l'."'a 49,
coi'i meg - MS ADDRESS emery ~ we pu"''e
school question: good roads, State
Finances and tha Mann III, proba bIv 4.
-. 10y, !. u,
1 1ei u "i Ht ne salu was reiatiNe ~
the bill Of which he was the patron.
The meat,nr vns nresded over nv r.
" Ma..ie ,nd n 4 r, Manson n IN.
,,,d,,cat, IL 's,,oo,,a, $50
i 1,,Gco M. ~ assa,t 40 ,o,,ou,,,, Ia.
~ 800. W. VIZ. .,,, ~
no uu'eice hen ne ~
upon the stage ne was accorded a ~.
el .F ovaeloi1' ana Irequent'y ms sieee''
uad "a d "' ~
upon the Important issue before tho peo-
nic and Ia n,,Ictlv cot down IL the
ineat of His address
n,o,,cn;, !. ,,non4ho ,,,h,,a e,,,o, nuos.
49,, ~. pavs 30 IN
e .,u nc s g, 0, ,J
81 - ~ &c .
- g. y ~ ~ .e1i "'.u
&. - 80. ,''4''. 80 h'I =. ~, N
question, u should ne met as 1ather
and mother would meet IT, recognizing y
as the highest responsibility God mas
placed upon them,
Good Sch0n1s.
-, H.. 80. 80. ~, -. -
.l4'u.s h"oW ny, r,,S - 49, 49, ~, ~ ~
Pc " Lyici "! II ouuss Mat," VIZ W.. -,
about me corolt'on OF t'ie puol'c se''loo1s
IN tho rural districts, because your sc,lE,
under your efficient superintendent, mas
the model schools OF the commonwealth
and the other cities Of tho State can
we'll model after you, and leone 10
you in the sense Of humilityto get an
inspiration from cityssthat1 lis /; heraldcd
over the State as a model for all others.
-"But 20 to tho country districts, and
va find little school being operated
,fo,,r ~ five mouths oft Of the twelve.
,r,,aro - i - raa so, whw his should be-
= aia,+ad T-o,.a,nor + nron,ise "a
hen, to 70 Sc That appropriations ;.rs
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lIlr Associated i'.ess.)
ST. PETERSBURG, May 5.-The
Russian armored cruiser Gromoooi,
1t is announced, has left vIadivostok.
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Britt then sent In tremendous SLASH 10
tho Britons jaw, which forced him to
| cover quickly.
Round II. Brit continued as the ag-
gressor but White never broke ground.
a clever exhibition of duckhg and block
Ing, vicious swings was again in evidence
and the crowd was much pleased. White
was bleeding slightly from tho mouth,
when lie took his seat and Britt's eye
| looked bad.
Britt on the Floor.
Round -. White sent Britt 10 the floor
4 With n. straight left to- the face H RI
Handed and the delivery was not very
\ clean. Britt was up quickly. White
| clouted him viciously on the jaw with a
I right hook, and Britt fought back hard.
! The crowd yelled: white! White! as the
! men went TO their seats
| Round -. Britt got in a number of lcfts
| 10 Whites face and head and sent in a
stiff left hook to SWhite's stomach. and
followed his advantage with right and left
swings to the jaw.
Round Il. Britt continued to deal out
punishment, sending rights and lefts to
face and body, AS the round closed Britt
swung his left hard t othe face.
{ Round 10. Britt continued to do most
Of the leading, White still contenting
himself with defensive work Britt was
landing with monotonous regularity, but
his blows did not seem TO bother the Eng :
lshman.
Round ls. Britt forced the fighting
leading with either left or straight rsht
and blocked Whites counters.
Round II. Britt shot his left out rather
low and there was some Kissing. White
fought back rather fcebly and appeared
to have lost all his steam. A crushing
right caught White on the Jaw Britt was
over anxious to put in II finishing blow
and his subsequent attempts were rather
wild. He,was cautioned by his attendants
to fight carefully.
Round is. Britt swung left and right
to the jaw. and an instant later planted q
vicious left hook to the body. Britt got
careless and White shot a right hard to
the face by way Of a diversion. White
WAS still! on the defensive.
Round 10. Britt kept forcing the pace
and an, missed Left and rights for the body
most Of the most of theato-mD Bnmm
most Of the Californians attempts.
Round 20. Britt Immediately sailed in.
The pace was quickened. but the blows
wer erhsily blocked. Both men fought
at close quarters, White mostly on the
defensive. Britt was carefnl. realizing
! that APPARENTLY the decision was his.
Britt put right 10 the body and brought
his right and lef, with fearful force to
Whites jaw. sending White TO the floor
very arogGy. When tLa I'rtisher rose.
him clear across the ring with right and
left sma she's 10 the face. The round
was nearly over at this stage, but he
police jumped into the ring and stopped
the contest. Britt was DECLARED the
winner amid tremendous excitement.
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$l.
Round Trip to Norfolk
and The Seaside
EVERY SUNDAY VIA
C. { 0. Sunday Outings.

Two trains. $50 and A.. NJ; short
est. quickest and hest route;. returning,
trains arrive Richmond r. NJ. and
1915 r, M
FIRST OF THE SEASON TO. MoRRoW.
SUNDAY MAY 9TH.
G, and q, Sunday Excursion. $lt00
round trip to Old Point, Buckroe Beach,
Newport News Ocean View and Norfolk.
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RUSSIAN FLEET
OFF FOR: SOUTH.
Nebogatoff Harrassad by Japa-
,,ese, Who Are5Ailxious to
Smash Him.
THE GROMOBOl LEAVES PORT
Big Cruiser Departs From Nladi-
vostok on Mysterious
Errand.

BIZ Associated Trcss.)
Ol<lO, May 6.--Four Russian tor.
pedo- BOAT destroyers were sighted
west of Hokkaido yesterday (Friday).
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In Pinch, use ALIENS FOOT EASE,
A powder for tired, aching, sWolle feet
All Druggists, &C. Don accept any sup
stitute,-1Ady. i.s4 u ~ Y n III
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JAPANESE #REsENTFUL.
Action Of France III Granting
Privileges to Russians Excites
People and Press. 80.
(By Associated Press. )

(By Associated Press.)
TOXIC. May 5.--Popular attention is
now centcred, on tho presence OF the
second Russian Pacific squadron in
French waters. While assurances Of
Erancc relating to the liamranh Bay
4 Incident We're generally accepted, the later
discovery that the Russian ships con
tinued their stay ut liamranh Bay. and
then entered other French ports, has
created n feeling Of keen disappointment,
rapidly growing deeply resentfui. The
local press charges France with bad
faith, and repeats the demands Of indie
pendent action upon the part of the
Japanese government. Tie conservative
element is awaiting Frances response in
explanation, hoping that that govern
ment will finally expel the Russian Rear
Admiral, RoJestvensky, from its waters.
tBy Associated Press.)
PARIS, May THE Japanese represent
tativcs here continue to make almost
daily visits TO the foreign office for the
purpose OF learning what steps are beng
taken to compsl -the Russian second Ia
cific squadron u ,ilai,,rain the neutrality
of French Matters. and also to prevent
the Information reaching Toxic showing
that the Russian warships are receiving
supplies from French ports. 1t appears
to be conceded that they are outside
the three mile limit, so the question no
longer hinges upon their being within
French territorial! waters. But the JAP
ancse indicate that the Russians, while
they are outside Neutral limits. keep up
communication with the shore thus re-
tanning the practical advantages Of re-
manning inside neutral waters.
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Black. gold and lilac or scarlet, blue
and gold or green. purple and gold--thcse
are odd effects, but in these small designs
very fetching,
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The best grade and the best
shapes to be had anywhere IN
American collars are RICH
here.
Only1Oc
Cults, 1Bc.
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The newest thing is "Shi-
Kis'--a rough cloth OF japan
manufacture
Handsome scarf, SOC.
Other qualities from 26c to
$3.50.
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BRITT VICTOR IN
LONG Fast FIGHT.
Continued from First Page.)

Britt then sent in tremendous slash to
tho Britons jaw, which forced him to
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Court News.

w. F. Nickles, Administrator, Plaintiff
against g.. A. l.. Ry. Co., defendant.
The following jury tried the case
J.B. Holloway. Foreman, 1T. Drennon
Monroe Buford, NJ. 8. Ashley, g. F.. Mann
J.. +. Holloway, A. X. Wstson, Q. NJ. Thorn.
ION, H. w. Gordon, ]. n. McClintop. J. E.
Gray, j. Nj. Kirby.-verdict. 5000 90 fol-
VIM. n. Graydon, Eco. for Plaintiff.
MIS-. Ludle K. Cox, Administratrix. Plain.
tiff, against 8. A. l.. Railway Co., Defendant
Jury:-A. q. Faulkner. Foreman. W. b.
Going. ]. A. Leroy, L. r. Wilson. E. B.. Gam
dreil, w. E. HILL ]. J. Graves, l.. g. Nickels,
J. d. Sanders, Chas. VIM, B. K. Beacham'
Consent verdict of 100000 agreed upon in
johnson and Cromer OF Newberry 8. g, and
+. B. Gary, Esq, for Plaintiff. J. L. Glenn
Esq. and WIN. P. Greene, ESQ.,. for Defendant
Frank B. Jones Plaintiff again S. A. L. Ry'
JinrySs. 81. Cochran, Foreman. W. b
%Banghman, C,S. Gilbert, j.. L Branyan J
A. MoMahsn J. r.. McCombs, g. NJ. White
A. F, CarwiIe, B. 6. Robinson, r. L.. VIM
j. A. Alewine. NJ. T.. Ellis.
Jury has case In consideration.
Messrs. tombstone n Croner and W. n
Graydon for Plaintiff. ,
j.. L: Glenn, Frank B. Gary and VIM. P
Greene for Defendant.
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Scenes of wild disorder were wit
messed in the British house of COM
mons when Premier Balfour declined
to take up the colonial preference
question.
It is believed the injuries sustained
by Empress Augusta Victoria by fall
ING down a stairway at Wiesbaden
were more serious than at first report
ed.
A wide difference of opinion on un-
ion developed among the Cumberland
Presbyterian at Frisco, Cal.
Judge Hamilton McWhorter and
several companions were badly injur-
ed in an automobile accident In Sa-
vannah.
Father Gapon says that bombs are
necessary to fight autocracy IN Rus
STA. He looks for a period OF chaos IN
that country. T.
President Erwin denies that the
Georgia, Alabam and'Florida Railroad
has been purchased by the Atlantic
Coast Line. ,..;
A check so cleverly raised it deceiv-
ed even the banks which cashed 1t
caused the arrest of New YORK bar
keeper.
The president issued an order pro
hibiting the employment of convicts
on work for the Uuited States govern
ment. >,
A vigorous fight is being made IN
the Southern Presbyterian Assembly
at Fort Worth, Tex, over the propos,
ed union with the northern branch OF
the church. The question is still tar
from settled.
Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia, re-
moved his director of public safety
and director of public works as a step
in his fight to prevent the lease of the
gas works to the United Gas Improve
ment Company.
Majority and minority reports on
federation were made by the special
committee of the Southern Presbyte-
rian Assembly appointed to deal with
the subject.
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Summer School for Colored Teach,
s5eaboard. Offers Very Low Rates to the
Following Points.

Kansas City,-southern Baptist Con
vention, May 1Oth-17th, 1905 rate
one first class fare plus so cents for the
round trip ; tickets on sale May It'll,
to 11tn, inclusive. Final limit, May
23rd, 1905.
Fort Worth, Texas.-GeneraI AS
sembly Southern Presbyterian Church
May 18th 6th, 1905. Rate enc first
class fare plus $500 forthe round trip.
Tickets on sale May 18th, 10th, and
18th, final limit, May 31st, 1905.
Hot Springs, Ark.-Southern Job
bers Association, June 8th-9th, 1906.
Rate, n first class fare plus Csc for
round trip. Tickets on sale June Bird,
4th and 9Th, final limit, June518 ex-
tention of final limit until July 18th
may be had by payment of fee of soc.
st. Louis, Mo.-National Baptist
Anniversary, May 18th-24th ; Rate,
one first class fare plus % cents for the
round trip. Tickets to be sold May
18th, 18th and 10th, final limit May q
tn, 1905.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.-Summer School
for Teachers, June 18th, July 18th.
Rate, one first class fare plus Is cents
for the round trip, final limit Is days
from date of sale.
Athens, Ga.-Summer School, June
9th. 18th. Rate, one first class fare
plus 25 cents for the round trip. Tick
cts will be sold June 23rd, oath, 25th,
July 1st, 9Th, 18th, final limit Is days
from date of sale.
Richmond, Va.-Farmers National
Congress, Sept, 12th-23nd. Rate, one
first class fare plus Is cents for the
round trip. Tickets on sale Sept, 10th
18th and 18th, final limit Sept, %, zoo.
Toronto, Canada.-International
Sunday School Association, June Goth
9th. Rate, one first class fare plus
so cents for the round trip. Tickets
will be- sold June 10th and Goth, 22nd
and %, final limit to leave Toronto,
not later than June 30th. 1905.
For detailed information, apply. to
any agent of the Seaboard Air Line
Fred Geissler, W. E. Christian,
T.. F. A Atlanta, Ga. c. .P. A.AtlantGa
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Gut glass and fine odd pieces Of
China are where we feel that we
have the best makes going. No
make of Cut Glass is richer OF
more correctly cut than is The
Quaker City line. It has the tone
Of elegance, and the ring Of a deep
Cathedral bell, that the cheaper
makes do not have, and yet ours is
priced in the reach Of all.
bargains 5 & 10 cents store.
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Locals.

On Monday June 9Th will be bargain
daJ at HaddOn's.
SO in. White Linen for 25cts former
price 40cts. at Haddon's.
White Linen Lawn one yard wide only
25cts. at Habdon's
Now is the time to get bargains In white
and colored Lawns at Haddon's. 5. 6, s, and
l0cts. per yard.
A large assortment of colored Linen fol-
suits al IL l.2 and 15cts. at Haddon's, former
price 25cts.
New line OF colored lawns at 10 and y
cts. received this week at Haddon's.
We have just received a new supply
Black India Linen Lawns and Batistc
at 10 IL l.2 and Is cts.
A new and beautiful line Blk. BrilIian
teens for skirts just In at all prices at Had
don's.
Just received. at Haddon's a new supply
White and Black, China and Jap Silk
for waists and suits at a bargain-extra nice
quality.
A full stock of Embroidery in Edgings ant
incertions also Laces at a bargain at Had
don's.
A new supply of Millinary in Ribbons
Braids and Flowers received this week
at Haddon's.
Now Is the time to get a bargain In Ladies
Misses and Children's oxford ties and san
dals, so, IS, and 81 at Haddon's.
Infants soft sole shoes and slippers at q
IS, 40 and Scots. at Haddon's.
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You can get q good novel to read at Speeds
Drug Store, such as, Man on the box, Sill
Mortimer. Probationer, Masquerades, Mar
man, Leopard Spots, and last but not least,
Uncle Toms Cabin, the book which is claim
ed TO nave precipiLated the civil war, the
bloodiest In the annals OF history.
At bargains S and 10 cents store you viii
find the incest hollow ware you ever saw.
Kerosene oil at bargains store IS cents pei
gallon. In 5 gallon lots II cents.
Candy the like Of which is new for this sec
tion at Bargains store for 10 cents per pound
Don't fail TO call and see D. PoliakofTs $.N
men SD oes for $3.50
Base ball goods In all the grades at Dargant
Macbeth lamp chimneys at bargains.
IfRussian Corn Cure falls to remove YOU
corns we will cheertully refund your money
Speed g Drug Store.
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A Wonderful Saving.

The largest Methodist Church in Georgia,
used so gallons Of oil, thus making paint cost
about sl20 per gallon. They calculated to
nae 100 gallons OF other paint. Saved about
$50 90, and also got q big donation of l. &. M,
Dealers gladly sell L.. d M, because their Gus
TONERS call Tor 1t, and say they used 1t II, IL
and even 80 years ago.
Don't pay 81 50 a gallon for linseed oil, which
you do In ready-for-uRe paint.
Buy oil fresh from the barrel at 60 cents pei
gallon, n mix II with L. & NJ. Paint.
1t make s paint cost about S1.W per gallon,
Sold by Speed Drug Co.
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Among our Samples may be
found beautiful drop stitch
hosiery in all colors for men,
women and children-the Is
cent kind for II cents, the rs
cent kind for 10 cents, the SO
cent kind for SO cents. Match.
less goods at matchless prices
A. NJ. Smith & Co.
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l.. w. Whites Locals.

b sure 10 see those beautiful waistings apd
shirtings of ine quality. Madras, only 10 centt
u yard at Whites. They are cheap at 1;
cents.
l.. w. White Ia now on his third case of five
cent ginghams. He has sold already this
season more than five thousand yards Of
these goods.
Every lady IL the County ought TO see L. w.
Whites stock of embroideries, laces and
white goods.
Prepare for the coming hot weather by buy.
ing SUNNI or clothing from l.. W. White.
l.. w. White has the greatest line of mems
negligee shirts he has ever offered.
Get you q nice straw hat from l.. w
Whites.
l.. w. White has an immense stock Of white
India linens and Persian lawn at all prices.
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SherWin-
Williams
Paints.
Abbeville Hardware Co.
Saved by

Som times, a flaming city is saved
by dynamiting a space that the fire
can't cross. Sometimes, a cough hangs
on 80 long, you feel as if nothing but
dynamite would cure it. q. IT. Gray,
of Calhoun, Ca, writes : "My wife
had a very aggravative cough, which
kept her awake nights. Two physici'
ans could not help her; so she took DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, Coughs and Colds, which eased
her cough, gave her sleep, and finally
cured her." Strictly scientific cure fol
bronchitis and La Grippe. At P. B.
Speed drug store, price SOC ind $1.00
guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
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There is q new phase IN the religious moral
flight In this country which has cropped GU,
in Ohio. A very young and Jealous minister
out there made a very sweeping charge
against the honor OF all young ladies woo
dance and the grand jury indicted him fol
common Fla ndef In spite Of his protests
and den ials the grand jury brought up wit
nesses who swore they heard him say II, and
they found q true bill against him.
MI. IT, Lyon, after a successful years work
In Edgefield ls back for q vacation. Mr.. Lyon
has been made commandant at the institu
ton to fill the vacancy made by the res:gna'
ton OF Msj. Epps.
In the absence of the pastor DR.. f. Y,
Pressly filled the Presbyterian pulpit las1
Sunday.
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a Good Suggestion.

Mrs. G. B. Vain wright of Lemon City, Fla,
has written the man u facturers that much bet
ter results can be obtained nom the use OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy in case of pains in the stomach, collie
and cholera morbus by taking 1t In water az
hot as can be drank. That when taken In
this way the effect is double in rapidity. at
seems to get at the right spot inntantly," he
says. For sale by all druggists Abbeyllle and
H. M. Young, Due West.
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The list of the contents Of the corner stone
OF the Chester Confederate Monument 10 In
teresting from the fact that IT contains more
anything else than mention OF the heroism'
the self. denial, or the sacrifice by private
soldiers. The names OF others than private
soldiers figure conspicuously. Its a great
thing for q thousand dead soldiers to lift OH
GERS, committees and distinguished civilians
into fame. The Monument business 1t seems
to Us, is conducted with q view more to glort-
fy the living tina to perpstuate the horoic
dead. The Colonies and the horses will al
ways be cared for.
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A q

Blood poison creeps up towards the
heart, causing death. J. E. Stearns,
Belle PLANE, Mimi, writes that a
friend dreadfully injured his hand,
which swelled up like blood poisoning.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve drew out the
poison, bealed the wound, and saved
his life. Best in the world for burns
and sores. Csc at P. B. Speed drug
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