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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
POLO FINALS.
Whistlers Defeat Kcnnedys on
Camden Field.
(special to The Times. pi.patch !,

special to The Times. Dispatch.)
e CAMDEN, s.. C., March 2s.--tJhder fayora bic
weather y conditions a largo crowd saw tho
Oils H. chiid's cups. On a field thai could
hardly have been In better condition the en-
nedy and Whistler team lined up against
each other, the latter winning by a score OF
The Whistlers vert, Joseph Newberry. X
10. Whistler and Samuel Russell, and the X en-
nedya were 3. Poule. a. rlf Kennedy and
Walter Goodwin. w. C. Salmcnd was the
referee. There we're no penalties on either
side. tyg XXI \ n
In the opening tennis tournament on tho
Kirkwood courts, Charming Wiley defeated r.
L. BarstoW9 In the aeml-flnal round OF the
mems singles by n score OF 13-li, is! Mira
Samuel Sloan, dr., and Mrs. Henry Burden, OF
i;a4,' York, won the prize in. 3 the women g
doubles against Mrs r. l.. Barstow and Miss
Eldridge. OF Camden.
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WHITE9IN FRISCO.
English Boxer Has Hard Uphill
Fight Before Him.
THO Tines- Dispatch.

(Specialsto Tie Times-D ispatch)
SAN FRANCISCO March 2s.-Jabez White,
tEnglands, premier lightweight boxer. has ar
rived here ahead OF schedule time. taking the
local fraternity by surprise, He was accom-.
panied BY Charley Mitchell. ne former light
Jr,., With him 10 help train White. who Will
begin work at once. &, III. 1,,,,,.. .
is that fho comes to San Francisco under par
fticuarly adverse clrcuns.a Nearly every
sporting pag In the country has hlazoned forth
tho p Ws that he has been out of the ring for
Years, and that he was lttle short OF a fancy
sparrer at the best Of tm n,,. = ,,,,, /. {,
to' look I,every inch a fighter" ms he stun,bes
up tie ferry apron With his luggage. and he
Mil have to show something really mpr,essly,es
with the ring followers OF this wester burg,
the outset AZ Is st M,,1 th ~ b,s cha Spr
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Princeton Track Schedule. {
.(Fy Associated Press.l Z q


NJ PRINCETON, N.ySJ.. Ma rich 3D. Manager F.
B. st. John to-day announced Princeton's
track schedule for the present season. which
! had been delayed by the selection of a sat-
Is factory date with Columbia 3s e 91s
4 The Tigers will have three dual meets one
each s with Yale. Cornel! {! Scolumbi la
s The schedule: April 18th. CALIFORNIAN games
st Princeton: a pril i9th.E CALIFORNIAN games at
Princeton: April 10Th, University OF Pcnnsyi-
afann relay races. at Philadelphia: May 6th,
dual meet with Cornell at Ithaca: May 18th.
z dual meet with Yale at Princeton: May goth.
+ dual meet with Columbia at New, York; nay.
18th and 9th, Intercollegiate meet a franklin
field Philad e!plia VA l Il .ayiatls A5
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TEN YACHTS ENTERED.
Stimson's Makes Seventh Ameri-
can Boat in Kaiser's Ocean Race.

~ -. tSpeolal to The ITlmes-D lspatch) II
rs NEW YORK. March oS,--Dr. IL. a. ST imson' s
been entered for the Knlser's ocean race The
entry has long been anticipated. but Withheld
until this lime n for business and professional
official list held by Commander Hebbinghaus
tho chairman Of the American subcommittee of
: the Imperial Yacht Club. Seven OF these are
boats. owned in this country, two in Great
Britain and one IN Germany. One more yes.
sol is looked for that being the schooner Endy-
4 lnlon. sho has her full crew on board and is
\ being fitted for the ocean race, and a trying
! out. spin down the COAT 70 Fernandlna and re-
her owner. Will enter the craft without further
delay, tx, )tsg, ~ 1la'
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\ trustees Salt; .735 81, Z
,27f7 OF NICE
Corner Building Lots
CHESTNUT HILL.

& BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated
September 2, 1901. and OF record In the
flerks 81, 0cs e Henreo GSnnfy 6G1Irt
been made In the payment Of certain notes
therein secured. I will sell, by public
auction, on, the premis g on u ~
Mt a o'clock p. NJ. the desirable building
lots, fronting GO feet on Third Avenue,
and running back 140 feet along Magnolia
Street, to a 2O-foot alley. These lots are
very desrably located for building pur-
poses, and will enhance rapldlysin value.
s9 TI5TtM rs: Cash as to expenses Of execu-
be duo and unpaid and 10 pay, the debt OF
s4bJ, with interest thereon and balance,
liz any, ut and 2 years. 5fa & M
C, L. DENNOON, Trustee. 81
fR CIt87, MI Fl Demon net fOnecrS.t FS
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Divorce Statistics.

census enumerators and reported by them
to NWashing ton, in 1900 there we're only
81 sos persons In :tlies5 United States di-
" orced and not remarried. or these thus
in q state Of eX-marria GO SO, 205 were wo-
men and 1881 were men, Chicago leads
tho cities of the country In tho number
OF cx-rlarrled with BAGS women and j ,S73
mon. New York is next. with 1,Ss. women
and 1884 men, Philadelphia Is third with
i ,O27 women and 745 men. According to
accepted estimates the divorces annual-
5ly granted IN the Unified States number
10000 INhis means 100000 persons are
released from wedlock. f n e
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BEAT JIM SLICK
|NSTEEPL.E:.C|HASE
1mpsrialist Ro'mped Ahead cad il
Stretch After Being Led
+ All#tl,s Way.
NEW RECORD AT MEMPHIS I j |! | 1
Rapid Watsr Clips Half Second
from Time Or. Nowlin
Won Jumping Race.

! Il r y
s52lyvAsI1NGToN, March s.--The winning Of
five favorites and tho riding OF Jockeys Fuller.
Shaw and .Iaolrock were the features OF to-
days races at nenninsst tr1periallst won tho
handicap steeplechase In the stretch, after
being led all tho way by Jim Slick.
First rnce--fiye and half furlonss--A rab DO
{even) first, dIrdle go to y second, cunta.
loupe tsto y third. Time, lilo 40.
Second race-halt mIle-Tiptoe % to 2o) first,
consIstent g to u second, Evelyn Griffin
4 "a IL 10 ~ third. Time. :5l.
z q Third race-sx furlongs-B Bohemia a 10 "
first, Dance Music 10 10 II second. bfistiss
4 q to u Third. Time, I'LL.
Fourth race--slx and q hnlf furlongs-i lnga-
mans teVen) first, sr Ralph 100 to ~ second,
Fiat Gto to ~ third Time. .25s
Fifth race-handiGap, steepleGhase about Ss,I
Slick d5 to y second aiackey Dwycr 10 y
~ &thrd. Ss Time, 4.l0 2.5.
Sixth Iaes-seys a,,a ialf furio , 15siar
Paul 80 to ~ third. "A Time, 49,
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analysis III
UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO,
HERBERT NJ. HILL, PHI d.,
iI Chemist To- The Cttv Of. Buffalo.
BUFFALO, N. May I'd, 1904. ]!
WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL Asso.
CITATION, City:
Gentlemen Three original sealed bot
Ties Of Dr.. Pierce's F'avorite Prescrip.
ton were purchased by me at different
stores ID this city. These samples have
been carefully examined with the fol-.
lowing results N
Each sample vas tested separately.
for alcohol (ethyl alcohol) and each
was found to be free from that sub.
stance. "A sample, consisting OF por-5
ton Of each bottle, was examined for
the nlkaloids Of opium and for digitalis,S
and we'll known and very sensitive tests
show the absence Of these substances.
The work mentioned has been thor
ongh and Z am certain that common
alcohol, opium and digitalis are not
present in the samples examined
Respectfully, \. N
HERBERT NJ. HILL, if,'i.
Professor Of Chemistry U,ltrersttv Of Butalo.
Many women certify to the value Of
"Favorite Prescriptions, as well az
some physicians 3. z ,lsj5t
s5 Y yktown, a TX. July 80, 1908. 1i
DR.. r. ". PIERCE. uHalo, n.
Dear Sir--l am not giving to writing
very much, but after using a remedy
for1years with uniform success ! think
it not out Of place to write q few lines
regarding same. Is
After finishing my education at the
old Missouri Medical College the old-
est college Of any kind west Of Nlissis-i
sippi River in 1883, | commenced
practicing medicine in this country
For . mum Der OF years ] was very re-;
|luctaht about using nythlng not
strictly ethical, but for several years !
have been using Dr.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription with u much success in
treatment Of the various female COM
plants. For young girls just changing
to womanhood il lis an excellent medi-j
cine to tide Them through that change,
and oriallsirregularities OF the monthly
period 4 find it the remedy. For preg-
nant women ] use IL to tone up and
strengthen the delicate organs gof gen
Grafton For ladies suffering about the
change of life it is also a splendid rem-
edy. II know there exists a prejudice
with some doctors regarding the use of
proprietary remedies, but after twenty
years experience, u have learned to use
any remedy, that will benefit my pa
TENTS, which i consider the logical view
doctor should take on the subject.
Very respectfully,
LELAND WILLIAMSON, M. d.
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] Memphis Races.

Z, IEy Associated 1'rcss.)
e Il biL;MplIlS ,5s TENN, ~ March ia GA short
Course steeplechase was tho chief attraction
At Montgomery Park to-day. Or. Eosln won
4 the jumping race from Cardigan and Claas
4 Leader n IN tbs fourth race Rapid Water
lowered tho track record for ono mile. reducing
the time from = Al to l.4o les -Four favorltcs
won. Summarizes; 5 ii
First receive furlongs-- Monastic @ to y
first, Envoy Il. to ~ second, J. Ed. Grille u
10 ~ third Time. 1:b2s IL.
Second race--four furlongs-I.ieber az 70 80
first The sarcen q TO % second, Rhinock
ID TO ~ third. Time 80 IL. s.iii
Third 5r1cn-Ternessee82 Club. six fur;ongs-
Dlfhabille % to y first, Miss Inez "a to p
second. S silver Skin Is TO a third. Time,
/ ISIS La lss s74g; 3tss III VI 5ss
r Fourth race mile Rapid Water q 10 q
first. Glen Echo to ~ aecor:d. Monte q
TO ~ third. Time, 1:40 IL. XXI
y Fifth race-steeplechase about mile and "A
quarter-I1r. Nowlin ~ 70 90 first, " On digan
( e TO " second, Class Leader q to y third.
X sixth race-inie Critical 3f4 to 81 first. Light
Note as to u second Uncle Charlie Is 70 y
third. n Time, u $3 1-2.
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Cortelvou's Recreation.

the finest finest amateur pianists IN the cou II,
trV. Indeed, ut one period Of his life he
seriously considered mskIng m n; ms hs
office have proved + unusually heavy no
goes to Ills den and sits down at the
piano in the dark. M RS. Cortelyou knows y,
when lie is beginning to forget MS OIL u (
minor 1i strains with which he ways be-
gins and passes to more lively music,
generally finishing with trumphant
stimulus and refreshlnent in music that
,other6lm mon find in drink, drugs OF long
wa TX s. sl4f sF5L ,s ga
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NEW YALE COACH.
Owsley, Full Back Last Year
Has Been Appointed.
! (I3y Asscciated I,ress

\. BY asccla ted Iress.l q ~ \
NJ N NEW HAVEN. CONN., March F28.-The ap.
pontment of John II. Owsley. 1905. rs field
coach. and Ralph Boomer. 1905. as line coach
for, the Yale football team was amounted
to-day. n - a115 h
81 owsley played fullback a part of last season.
4 Boomer3 played left tackle on the Varsity
eleven in both his freshman and senior years
1t Is understood that Captain Hogan OF last
years team, Will serve as an advisory coach
( only as he VIII not return to Yale in the
The spring call for foot bail. a nd ,dats yas
issued to-day. and the men will hand In their
names next Friday. 7{8 M AT 1l3
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would BIO fatal to all prospects of n bumper
&'ouse' To begin with. the notion is not
original. Bill Richards, OF chicagS was the
latest TO inauglirato the closed door system.
When tho crowds at Woodwards saw Sam.
Berger rap Richards on the Jaw they ander-a
stood why BIZ did not wish any one to see
him work. ss . 4 g a.. as
Itals tntimated that Mitchell desires TO keep
White under cover because he intends to bet
1t smacks OF tho times when men fought for
stakes and gate money was unknowi' -
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Racing in England.
.3i.s M l;...A ssncla tra4 Rress:1 !.

q q q "a y sfocIa tu4 !tess1 - -
LONboE Is March 2s.-WAllith the Lin ~ (
the fiat racing season can be snid < to
have fairly commenced. rhis. the first
! big IA CO of the year, was worf by an
outsider Sansovino. The racing this year
will lack the international character Of
I recen T. seasons, owing to the a absence OF
entries from American stables V Only
a two American Jockeys, Danny haher
4 md Sheets Martin. are now riding In
ENGLAND "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
AUCTION SALES, Future Day
4 =. Z. fi5 sis
GREEN | s s \; RE'DlD ;.
Real Estate AuCtioneers|
CoMmIss s.
the RIGHTS,
PROPER TY OF
6p0W hA1AM
PAnY.
SALE oF ~
FRAMCMlS E$ An
the FARM WIFI
RAlLh0 COM

the Law and Equity Court of the Ctt
9s ashs enc 2lst
under the short style .of s.es I'M, hsi
&e paNt1 E EG,a Sc So !, 1AI 9 HUH
SC, VI u sAM | iAt Arp Nv: i. A r.
SUING FOR &C. VI sAM.lI, 'i.TS7 idefali]
haylng been made +, = r. 4 4 the Pc men,
the liens on the, property within TIL
February 21st. 1s05). the Undersigned
who wer1 aPpoinsed special
to act) as directed BY said DEGREES. viii
proceed to sell hJ rphlAs auction, to the
gef Sda IL be st hs 1TSns g
gina, on SIS Il
WEDNESDAY. THE THIRD DAY. goy
MAY, 1906, AT u O'CLOCK NJ. \ II
free OF all liens and encunbrances what.
soeyar except taxes assessed for the cur
rent year, all tho rights. privilege prop.
and interests OF the Farmville & Powha.
tan Railroad Company, consisting o. 81
main limo OF single track, Mario gtsugsl
ered the 5ames kve G asfGns on
in Chesterfield + county, where the companyI
has valuable terminal properties and ffacili.I
ties to the town Of Farmvllle, In Prince Ed.
etghty-eight and three quarter tniIes; to-
gether with all branch lines, spur tracks,
/ sidinEs, depot tra cks. and yard tracks,
way. depot buildings and grounds, snopAS
warehouses, w harves, terminals, scales
telegraph lines. telephone lines. store
hoSsss stores and suppi,s,s maGnins
y motives, coaches. cars. gond olas, re-!
estate, offices, office furniture booke $s1ld
books OF account, stationery and supplies
description Of said Railroad & Company,
wherever situated Except cash III bank
or In the hands Of the. Receiver OF this
counts and ne saianees due 10 tbs Reesivsr
I. and his agent from any parties SwnatSo-
ever both on the day Of sale and on the
Is; ffEaMs: T Fs terms 3 said sale s ars
as i follows. vtz.: Seventy ave Thousand
dollars %, eash ;2s e; oGo Se os
ana d The s residue 81 U.s. ooo~S S Ii ssis
4 Is confirmed .S The balance to BE- on credits
$of six and twelve %nnontn from the dGy
eoti sa,s no 5hs
with interest from day Of sale witk Stn e
right to- anticipate the payment OF SsaAa
the Whole pure money IS paid ana
n8.conveyance directed \ by the Court ID
tf For further pa iculars as TO ia railss
f road and Prt!s'
cot col at TIL. the ofiices q Of the Company,
Ninth and Main Streets Richmond. AZ,
CHAs. s. 5 srR1NGFELLOWsss
3 GEO. rs LH CHRISTIAN, 8 a ssss
HDNsDoNI,,c;AIR1;Ys
B. B.MUNFoRD..
p. VEG OGB1I 5s,ss IL. Nh s
CfIAS SIJ.SfWIILlAMS,st sfs
8ts i5 R. wv. WATKINS,
Il, Special COMMISSIONER
vrhn ,.ora ro1 re \ he gspAci = u rorns
|8missloners, by thess q bove n AIMED decyses.
has beensduly given. Va
~ Il SS hi S{ Clerk. M
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Results at City Park.

E3Js3- 7SESOcIattN7 %
f NEW ORLEANS, March 2S.-Two farorites
won At City Park to-day. Summaries:
n First racc--three and n half fur!ongs- Gre
I nadn rs TO 81 first. Miss Finch g ~ y Sc
cond. Henry Morn 10 III third lne, ~ 3-5.
aE Second Srace-.stx sfuri6nse-Frank KtnneySsf1l
4 10 81 first IIcmlock s. % 10 y second, Little
Margaret us toll l5third. Time. LIS Is.
Third race--selllng. SIX flrlongs-B Banana
second. Heritage te5 To u third Time, ] ~.
Fourth race--six furlpngs-WiilIe Newcom',
] Sir Mars us 10 s. third Time, Is III rs. s
81 Filth race-lni!e and a sixteentl-Ktng Of the
Is Ito S2) first. Padre rs 10 s. second,
sl Six sracc-mlle--Harry Stephens rs to y
first. Exalted a. TO 81 second. BY play q to
~ third. Tine, i :4s1.5. s3
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Richmonders in New York,
A. IA pcclal 10 The Times lyispatch,)

NEW YORK, March ~ ~ Ietrppolita1l--
olaotf Snss' 4. Il. Bosher, Miss Reshess
York y. S. Nc Iiah nd wife. N, u irscll-
berg. ST, penlss5,sly u, Ia y'lor, Miss H.
NJ Taylor, "a Albert cI u Iptzl ers
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BY Geo.SV. Oliver, Auctioneer,
90 Broad Street, between First and Brook
e Avenue. Phone 45sL,
DIVISION SALE
OF
Grand Household Effects.
Baby Grand Piano, Parlo1,
Chamber, Dining Room and
Library Furniture at AUG
ton.

u Il . ~ . H, = - j. ! . m 1#
+ I Will sell for parties interested. at my
warerooms, 90 Broad Street, THIS WE'D
NESDAY, March Goth, at 1890 a. M, !
Parlor Grand Mahogany Case Piano
James & Holstrom make. New York; l O.
& piece Highly Polished Chartered Oak Par
lor Suit, Fancy Rockers, Brass, Onyx and
other Parlor Tables, ] Oak Cheval Cham
Der Salt . Medium Oak Chamber Suits, i
very handsome CHARTERED Oak Co1nbir1n-
ton Desk, Book Case and Music Case; /
very handsome CHARTERED Oak Hand
Carved Library Table, Large Leather
Couch, Hail and Stair Carpet. Mating,
Rugs, Lace Curtains Pictures Willow,
Rattan and other Rocking Chairs, 1 Quar-
tered Oak Morris Chair, ] Ladies' Birdcye
Maple Writing Desk, l Chartered Oak
Hall Rack, with Chairs to match; China
and silver Tableware, Cut Glass, Bric-a-
Brac CHARTERED Oak sideboard. 4 Quar-
tered Oak Dining Table, Chairs, etc: mig
Scellaneous Books, Bamboo Furniture, etc.
This is5an5 excellent lotlof goods and will
have to be seen to he appreciates. Sale
positive. % ~ s5St ssg
TI1RMS-Cs s b. ny f8 -
4 XII GEO.Sv. o LIVE r. SAuctioneer.S
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AUCTION SALES Future Days
BY "A. LII Roynll9 & Co., q
a. T.. Adarnson, II "a!
Real Estate Auctioneers.
hst t2iSsl Mo :, nh naf AZ. Jyo iii TIL

n. COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF a VALUABLE FARM, ON
QUANTITY 81 Z Ti Il . Woop
G9hTA hRIRa s q neRE iL HEM fS
VA, ABouT TWO MILEs FROM
5PAYNE's sIDING ON HE SOUTH %: ~
Pursuant i, to a !, decree o =, the Circuit
Of Sarah 2. woodbridge and theirs VS.
ruary i, 1905, We ", viii sell at public auc-s
ticn,Eon tho premises on 8}S
j5sS THURSDAY,s MARCH 80, 1906,
at 2 o'clock T. N. the q boye farm which
William Phaup by Joseph l. Woodtin.
Commissioner by Iced recorded In 2. 4 B d
49, page 2Gs, in tho clerls's office Of Ches-s
efGanty
adjoining Hollands Of John s. Elicit, ESQ.,
8GustaveS Berger's estate and others. II here:
IS a brick dwelling and the usual OUT
re and ga
which is very valuable a:5
Y This property will be sold as q whole.
or subdivided to suit purchasers. Examine
sioners and SAuctioneers Will be glad to
give you additional Information
TERMS bird cash and the Iba lance
IN - and ~ months evldenced&DyS notes
with interest differentiated until the pur-3
chase money Is paid In full and a deed
ordered by the court 81
4 JAMES NJ GREGORY.
z. Fl. WELLS
m, 49, Special Commissioners. ;s
A. Royal & co.. and A A. =; Adamson.
sAuctioneers. ia 8 ~ @ j.
"a hereby certify that the bond for 81, 0cO
required Of the q Commissioner in the
above styled suit Of Wopldrldg e vs. PhAup;
has been given on this 18th day or March,
10o5. PHILLIP V.CO GBILL. Clerk.
}lIch 26-3t I'm 5as F5
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JOE GRIM Us, JOHN D.,
Italian Waots to Meet Sullivan
in Six Round Bout.

Especial to The Times-pispatch
". y. TLANTIc CITY. n. j.. March 2s,-Joa
yet lie knocked OUT Was III ths City W Sunday
and aeonfldedtto his friends that he was ar
ranging for ~ six round boxing match, 10
With John u sullivan, tho former heavy.
,Ssight champion. s. X o. gS I'll N ilj7l' IN
Grim thinks that II would .nottbe a difficult
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mat ter to stay six rounds with John u, .not-
the fact that Sullivan Is reported
10 have put Jack Mccormick to sleep in two
rounds recently. Grim has. he stated written
a letter tn Sullivan, offering to box hin, SIN
rounds b He thinks 1T would draw the 4grsate5t
house over assembled in philadelphia, and cx-,
poets to receive u favorable reply from SUI
ilyan regarding tho match. 81 II 5s
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5.@ 80

The unwarrantable attack Of come
( editor u on the good name OF a Inedi-
cine which hls been recommended by
mothers and women in oil stations OF
life,s claiming that it contains t17@ alec.
I holf nnd other injurious ingredients will
\ be answered !, for DR.. r. v. Pierce, the
widely-known physician and founder
OF the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In
stitute, atS Buffalo, n. ~. has 4broug nt
4 suit IS against the pu blication max.
ing this unfounded attack, claiming
$500, 600 damages. The sworn COM
plant shows that the atements con-
corning our remedy made by this
{ publication are wholly and absolutely
! false IN every particular & and that the
! medicine contains no deleteritus ingre-
{. dents whatever, and none of the ,ingre-
4 diente stated ID the article so blished.
! II YOU question the puritySo Doctor
4 Pierce e & Favorite Pre5cri ption, send o
Il bottle to the health depa rtment OF your
Il city for analysis. d.. r. Y. Pierce is a
\ epecialistii the diseases OF women and
employed this Prescriptio on in q large
practice, and finding that it cured the
I diseases and weaknesses Of women in
almost every case, he put it up in q
form that could be easily procured at
ANY drug store. y I has enjoyed the
confidence OF the public for the past
U thirty-eighty years, and during that time
4 has had q larger sale than any other
woman's tonic. for almost every woman
who has tried 1T recommends it to her
friends. Or. r. " s Pierce is willing to
offer I'll, 600 reward to any one proving
& that DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
does; or ever did contain any alcohol or
N harmful drugs This Prescription is
nature 8 cure, because it is a pure com.
pound sof medicinal plants and roots,
.sEciantif Fl cally -extracted Ian doom blned, ,
intended for the one single phrpofe OF
] curing female weakness and the pains
d and drains incident to that distressing
complaint. One Of the largest whole.
sale drug houses in this country Writ
ing from Philadelphia, stated that alter
their attention was called to the article
& iii the pu blication mentioned they asked
the most prominent chemist in Phila-r
4 delphia, Dr.. Lehman, to procure 80
bottle Of Dr.. Pierce s Favorite Prescrip-
4 ton and report concerning the analysis.
They say: We received the following
& report:
g In response to a request from you
y we have tested e sample OF the article
h sold as DIR. Pierce's Favorite 5Prescrip::
/, ton, and have not been able to find
either alcohol or opium in the same.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Dorsey, Exo,nerate

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I,A.,4 March IS, q Dorsey
Cranston, better known as " X ID Dorsey, Il
cololed plgllist. was to-day exonerate9 BY
the norener's jury of al responsibility foi' the
Ing q boxing bout with Dorsey last Thursday
niuht.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29

BY c. L. & 4 II. u, Denoon, 4
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
Il. S2l Main Street. ,ls.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
,54 ByEA. u. Chewing Company,
Real Estate sAuotioneers.
.TSRUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE
4 Il o &, -
70. Y 14 EWEST LEIGH STlADET. AS

BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust.
ONCE Of Richmond chancery Court, in b.
B. 167 c, page AGA. z default having been
made inBthe payment OF a portion Of the
debt thereby secured and being required
auction, liponthe premises, on
i3s "WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1905.
at SO clock p. NJ the property numbered
as above, consisting Of q frame dwelling
and lot, fronting sixteen feet;5iten inches,
on the north line Of Leigh Street, between
Graham and Oak Streets, by q depth OF
eighty-six feet to an alley.
3Sf TIE r MS-One-fourth ca sh,F balance at
6, IL and &18 months, Interest added and
secured by trust deed.
A. J. EWNING,
4 Q s{ F. SITTERDING,
Mcll 24.5t Trustees,