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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
PEARL WORTH. $3.50
BELONGS TO ESCORT
NV Associated p ross. Is


(Bys Associated Press. &sS
4 HAMBURG, "a pril 1.-The Supreme Court
here Today rendered decision In the i
case OF the pearl val ued at over $50 found
In 4 her mouth by q woman who. e com-
panied BIZ male escort. was eating
oysters In a. restaurant. The woman
claimed the pearl. and her escort sup
ported her claim, but the proprietor OF
the restaurant sued to recover the pearl
on the ground that shells HE cftckeii
bones, were by tradit ION, loft by custom
:ers and were a source OF profit to the
proprietor. The court decided that the
pearl did not belong to he wonla 4 who
found II, nor to the proprietor OF The
restaurant but to the man who paid for
the oysters. In rend ertng Its decision. the
court pointed out that * the ownership Of
the pearl we're to repose In the restaus4
rant proprietor instead OF the person who
paid for the oysters. then It's ownership
might az well be carried back to the
oyster dealer who supplied the restaurant
proprietor with the oysters and VI thence
to the fisherman who took the Il pearl
oyster from Its bed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
SHOW GIRLS HAVE
BIRTHDAY BANQUET JET
-Four Of Nancy Brown Girls
Have Same Natal Natal \
Day.

BY colncldent. a four of the neyy
Brown chorus girlsice Celebrated ther nine me-
teenth birthday On Friday night N Miss lsst
Ross Gould wa s born in New York.. Mis g
Madeline pelnay was born insl'hila q g
mia Miss Alice Raber was born ~ 9 Ga al IL
fornia and Miss rene Berry WAS bornsiln
London. On, FRIDAY night the foyr Erl ;,
got together md sent on my tatlnhs 70
various membsrs Of The compail Z am hl
n fen outsiders4to a 9sli upper IN campffell s
banquet fhall. Tile COMPANY was g gay
ono and song and story we're dispensed
in competition with the things good (, rs, cay
and SIP. Lodge, the little fat comedia y
VAS the toastmaster Jie introduced tle !,
various speakers in a ludicruus YEN, atla
got ilrro an argument With leading Come
dian Vaudeville on the relative auaal 81 g
Of Armour beef and 7 hat from the Z. Hirh-
mond AbattoirI The discussion Was en-
pertaining. Mr.. Creyela SPOKE on. " ns !,
Panama Canal gBoats,'' Mr. ltloyd& fold
how lie once climbed q tree on y stprnis
night; Dave AndlYda told or a isht5 "A
Great Brnan,S and A1lr s. ioamtfai re-
spondeN 10 tho TOAST Tho Ladies' ~
affair assumed ian informal air afd came Y M
10 an end In time for the atlnee yssleF'
day. ft.Ef5 5'ss ts5iy 3gi 81 FfaI NIX.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

Of tho Committee on Progress stated
that they. were assured that the vote
would be Overwhelmingly for anleSi,-.
tlon in. the Council and that. they had
no fear Of defeat in the Board Of der der
mon. a s3s 53 7 3 IS }si 3.L .ts w
These gentlemen not only base II their e II
opinion on Ii careful canvass, but also
on the fact that Richmond must either
wake up or fall back to the PLACE Of sec sec
ond city OF, the State. a, I. ..s,.s !, i
Both the representatives g ct NJ. n.e'top,le
and tho people themselves are alive -
the situation, and are vitality INTERESTED
that this backset to Richmond. does not
occur. Every, member y: the PROGRESS
Club says that he IS going after Nla az !.
chester. but he desires Richmond homes
for Richmond people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
CROP CONDITIONS.
Report Of United States Wea-
] Their Bureau for Month March.

95is aA5si (By ffAsSocl1tfut FTass.J
IN WASHlN6;TCN, April 1.-THE United
states Weather Bureaus monthly SURE
mary 81 crop conditions for March says
Throughout the Central Valley the SOIL,
was In fine. condition forp'owlng during l'rlAl {;
tnaostPof the month, and this work J 8 We'll
ffar north as Kansas, Missouri, Tennes--sl
seq see and North Carolina; while farther :,
south considerable part Of y the crop
has been planted and some is Y p, 81,
y q Reports ndicath that peach buds have ".
been extensively Is lied In the central 'l1
valleys and Cent Gulf States, but IN
The sAt lantic coast distr!cts, peaches havs.
been but little injured so far, The res.
ports Respecting othsr fruit rs are gener ally
sencourag1ng, 3ss 4 & .s
Il Some cot ton has been planted ~ Texas a.
ana IN South y Carolina, GeprE.a and
Florida. but, practi callys none else where.
and but little land has been prepared for
this crop ln the central districts,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
USE new CHAPEL
FOR d: First / ] line
The Portrer Brewing Company
Moves Into New
Depot.
PRIESTS 60 70 EUROPE
Fathers O'Farrell and Donalloe
70 Take Extended
d "Trip.
PRIESTS 90 TO EUROPE {
special to The Times.Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG, VA, April L. Rev.
Or. w. &. 3 Taylor. pastor Of the First
Baptist church. will tomorrow hold the
!. first religious services In the new chapel
on Old Street. which has Just been built
by the Baptist City Mission. s
The Portner Brewing Company. OF Alex
Sandrla. Will Tomorrow move into Its new 4
and handsome distributing depot recently
erected near the Union Station. g
THREE LARGE BUILDINGS.
The Portner Conlpany's depot Is one
$of three large buildings recently erected
In tho northeastern section OF the city
by big manufacturing companies. a pea
nut factory. " thin a. block Of the Port
ner building. has besn completed by the
". - Worth Company, and an Immense, mn,
factory for the Dixie Peanut Company
is situated a x1,ort dista1lce up the At
lantic Coast Line tracks.
Colonel William Gilbert, who command
ed the First Michigan Regiment, the lrst
! Federal troops to enter Petersburg after.
the evacuation. April 2, 1866, ID expected
to visit this city during the coming week
as guest Of tho A. p e Hill Camp o.
Confederate Veterans. s VI 35
OFF FOR EUROPE. s
5 Rev. Father O. Farrell, OF ST. Josephs
4 Catholic Church. will sail for Europe
on 4 tho steamship Princess irene. April
Z 18th. He Will be accompanied by his
friend, Row. Father James Donahoe. OF
Baltimore Father G. Farrell will s take.
an extended continental tour which will
include q stay OF several days n. Rome.
John A. IIanlin. a stranger who has
been taking pho ographic views about the
city. was fined 40 by the Mayor to-day
for doing business without a State III.
8cense. and IS for not havir g a cl " license.
HAmlin paid both fines. and took out both
licenses IL WI
Chief 81 Police Ragland' s report for tho
past month shows q total Of one hundred
and fifty arrests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
DIV Associat ed Press,
~ pEr1,EsRsBERG. April. rs. Is 81. I

ST. PETERSBURG. April - rs 20 s} !.
NJ, -Accordng to the peace reports Gil " I
lated on the hourse to-day Russia 8'ylli
code The southern portion O he Island
of sakhaln. inEthe north Pacific, pr the ne
east coast OF Asia. used as q Russian
convict settlement, to japan md az rec
that Manchuria and Korea are pe'ra1'a,
,,s,tly outside OF the Russian sphere Of
influence. and that the Eastern fshlne 80
l.ilroad be turned over q Japan Tor, ces,
sion to China and to an internal lolnl
syndicate upon a consideration Of sl2S,-
Coo which Japan will accept In leu Ae q 4
Indemnity. &. . NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN.
Ladies Auxiliary Of R. R. = M.

e. a. Given Reception.
The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the Railroad
~. N. WAS d elIghtfully ent ertained8
by the president Mrs G.. NJ. Johnson,
and First Vice-P President Mrs. S. j..
Thomas. In the home Of the latter Thurs
day evening. March 30th. Those present
were. i Mesdnmes r. =. Bracket. y ohm
Davis, Nj. l., I thompson. g. B. Emerson.
Il 3. Pierce. ord, Henry, 7. Barton
r. {. Nugent. II. w Lubbock. y. z.
lsowden. G. NJ. Il 10 hnson. g. =. N eredith.
W. L. Bales. John Davenport, NJ. 2. .
Anderson. 4 B ~ Hall, Imogen Austin
Horace Miller. II. NJ. Lane. 3. e. N orris.
Julia BIZ Cay Eva g. Petit, 4. b. Chalk
ley, g. L.. Thomas md the Misses a NJ
sthony,SIn Robinson. Ma bel T. lcr, little
Miss Bonnie Thomas md Masters Toni
Bickers and Fay Thomas. II. !5s
Tho tima wns spent pleasantly in socia-g
5biity and getting acquainted and by
The inspiration caused by the sweet
strnins nf music, both iyocab and instr,i-
mental, furnished BY the members. each
lady felt better fitted for the work Of
tile organiz cation. Light refreshments
were served by the host esscs. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Slow Work Of the Law.

ROCKY MO UNIT, VA, April 1.-THE
suit Of thirty-two citizens against the!
Norfolk and Western Railway for ALLEGED
destruction by hresof property along its
line near Henry, Station In this county,
drags its slow,length along. It has cons
sumcd the entire week and the end lis
not yet. Scores Of wi theses and able
counsel make Undressing. Judge saun mi,
ers 5prods2 both sides to- expedite matters
ana $4,000 in DANA ges is involved. I53
Judge Saunders adjourned this case late
this evening to April 18th. His court be-
gins at Martinsville. Monday, the Sd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Rural Routes and Carriers.

~}}Hit .fIeS
WASHINGTON, -. CT, April ~ Post
masters appointed: iyrginia-Bro roadway
Rockingham county. James NJ. Williams,
vice r. ~ IIennybacker s!gned.
North Carolina Palm, Haywood coun-
III. Addie r. holland, vice Eta "A. Mo-
land, resigned slagle. Macon county.
Robert II, Holden, Vice Joseph Cloer. res
signed.
Rural routes established May LIST: Viz
gnia.-R edmond Station Is, route z Il pop
ulation 4e3 houses 81; ylrgllna, IIa llfaxs
county route appropriation $50, houses 116 {
2 North Carollna--Ahoskie, Hartford
county routes 4, . and 8, population
a ,654 houses 800; Film Cityt,1Y ilson county.
route A, population $40, houses Oh; White
Sville.s Columbus county, route 3, pppu la
ton 376 houses 81. Il ,35s.
q Rural carriers appointed for North Car
8olina routes: Clen,mons, route 9, Arthur
5l3rewer, carrier. Ezra l3rower rsubstituta;s
East !l3cnd,Erollte !, Henry Ring, carrier
Arthur e, Ring, substituted: route z,
Thomas g. Norman. carrier. 3sYickliffe,
Norman substitutes; Francisco, route q,
robert Francis. ca rrier. NYill liam r, Col
Inns substitute: Harmony, route s. Jasper
N. Isairon, cnrlier, John 7 X T3arpe, sui
astitute; Mount Airy, route n 4 Fran X L n.
Marshall carrier, Samuel s. ID. MARSHALL
substitute; route 4. lialreYg Hennis. car
r;er, sam Hennts substitute; DIN, route
u, Blrllel III, REID, ca:rrlsr. David =. Reid,
substitute; Phoenix. routa41, William 7.
Robbins carrier, Olive, A. Roberts, sub
8stItute; Red Springs, route $, Vance skip-
3pel., carrier Fulton Is. Watson, saasti-
Nunte;S route Il II Jnrnes b. coppedge, cars
Brler Gus Mckenzie. slpbst flute; Rocking
ham route 3. Robert j. Pence, carrier,
Robert n, Pence. \ substitute; seyAn
Springs, route 8 James 4, DAILY, carrier
+ "A. ii, DAILY, substitute; z'raylorsyille route
HI Made ii. Williams, carrier, a. P, Bent
ley. substitute; White Oak, route /, Will
liam r. Register. carrier Thomas g.
sYickers, substitutes; route 2, James a.,
Durham, carrier, John A, Durham. sub
Ntituto, X @ IS si RS Hi e Z 5Ja NJ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
PRESIDENT TO name
CUSTOMS COLLECTOR.
s(By Associated Press,

(By 2AHsoclnte ed IPTesS.J 5000
.SAN,TOI DOMINGO April 1.--According
IA decree ublisileed the Official Ga
fzcttc to-day, the government has decided,
in orderIto protect yeditors until the tDoml-5
mean Congress and the American Senate
,actlons3upon The Dawson-Sanchez con-
svention OF lie brunry5I. TO have the Presi-
dent of tho United States, appoint aS;per err:
son to col !ect all customhouse duties. The
government OF Santo Domingo Is to re-
8celve s45 per cent. Of these and the res
mnining IS per cent, less the expenses.
Of salariesEof officials, Is to be deposited
In an American bank for the benefit Of
the foreign creditors Of santo Domingo.
1.-The decree is effective, beginning to-
1ay 548s jfl4sE 49, ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
LETTER TO c HE q PULLER.S

& Dear sir:s Shin ffert Hardware Co, HEX
q ter selling 1t a few months, found out
III measured seven .pi ntss a. gallon." d
! returned ~ to the max en- and credited
customers with what 4 hey, had lost from
short measure, Il. Js 3ta
what. do you think OF y sllprtrnlea sure
3paint? Don't you think 1t half white
wash? Half the 9,alats are part white
no ' by the name Deyoe lea d-and zinc.
No whiting or clay m that 4, full-measure
besides. "A gallon loeyoe Is worth two Of
whltswash paint.ss Yours truly
II " jW DEVON u CO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

&
/. used to be considered that only urinary and
Bladder troubles were to be traced to the
but now modern science proves that nearly all dis
eases have their beginning in the disorder Of these
most important organs ssgB 5S
Therefore, when your kidneys are weak or out OF
ORDER you can understand how Quickly your entire
body Is affected, and how every organ seems 70 fa'i
to do Its duty. {.S 5ls
If you are sick or feel badly begin taking the
great kidney remedy Dr. svainp- Root. ne.
cause soon as your kidneys begin to get batter
they will help all the other orgnnn to health q
trial will convince anyone. j$#
appstlto dzzy and suiiered with hsaasshe most
ssS saa
y has cured me- making Gnd Se,tar
Sl4g Gratefully yours. { 5Ss
MRS. A. L. WALKER, s31 East Linden ST. Atlanta Ga
Weak and unhealt thy kdneys are responsible for
many kinds OF diseases ard II permitted to cons
tinue much suffering and fate! results are sure to-
follow Kidney trouble initiates the n erves makes
you PASS water often during the day and obliges
you to get4up many times during the night. 8Un-i
healthy Kidneys cause rheumat sn gravel. tarrh
OF the bladder. pain dull ache In the back Joints
and muscles: make your head ache and back Eche.
cause tindgestony stomach and liver trouble, you
though you had heart troube you may have plenty
of ambition. but no strength; get weak "a nd waste
away ss445 tt49tt$$ss3 5
E The cure fors these troubles is Or. Kilmer's:
taking Swamp Root you afford natural kclp to Ma
ture, for Swamp Root Is the most perfect healer
and gentle aid to the kidneys that 1is known to
medical science. SasssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
.sH0h7s At HEAD
Q PANAMA BOARD.
(contlnuesd fl.r!om I'Irst Page.1

q (Contlnuc1 p rOlIlI FITst} IrH6E'y .5
ence 1t will be determined where the
line VIII be Il Ira wn between the executive
head and the chiefengineer. The Preside
will outline the duties that ire TO pc
performed by each and will il try to- ar, arr
range matters so that there Will be no
conflict. n, W a
Il Mr.. Shonts was born In craford s coun-
~, Pennsylvania, and has been In the
railroad business since 1851. II Q has 'beeh
successfully general superintendent. gem
eral manager and president OF tie st.
Louis. Toledo and Western Railroad. He
Is a grad,lnt sof M onnouths College q IL
3nols) and a brot hcr-in-lawSof John Drake,
partner Of John ". Gates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Lecture to Mccarthy Council.
Was a Fake Dummy

"spider' REYNOLDS, "a. EneEro, was ar -
rested yesterday on 1.-the charge Of being
a suspicious character. He pretended
that lie was deaf and dumb and was
caught while begging In Fulton After-
wards the talked freely, and he
wilTtell all ahnut It IN the Police Court
Tomorrow, s ND SiAs} 5.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
". MUST SERVE SENTENCE,
Governor Declines to Interfere
IN Fishburne Case.

n c;overnnor MONTAGUE last night declinedI
"a interfere iii the case Of Charles r.
sEishburne, who was sentenced TO five
Years in the penitentiary from Roanoke
CITY forsthe killing Of Or, Fred Iefew,
The Governor gave tho papers y the
case. Ills most earnest comsiderat ion,Stand
concluded that there wa So no proper
ground FOR EXecutiHn sclesaency, 1.s8 /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
How to Find Out

II there is any doubt In your mind as to your con-
dtion take from your Urine on rising about four
ounces place 1t in glass bottle and let 1t stand
twenty four hours II on examination#it is milky
small particles float about init. your kidneys are
In need OF imrned ate attention. S
Il Swamp Rootais pleasant to take and is used In
the leading hospitals recoInmen by physicians
In their private practice and is taken by doctors
themselves who have ailments. because they
recognize In 1t the greatest and most successful
RENEE for Kidney, ver{ and bla troubles.
s.SEDfTo RiAL8N oTE-so successful lis sWalnp-R
most distressing cases OF kidney, liver or badderttl
f,,l merits you may have sample bottle and a b
Eor absolutey free by mall The book contains N
sands ofstestimonnls letters received from men
success OF Swamp Root is so well knowa that our
sample bottle. In gend your AZ dress to pr. 8
be sure say you read this generous offer IN the
The genuineness OF this offer is qua Iced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Interesting Services To-day.

The services this morning at CLOCK !.
at the First Baptist Church VIII pe ftot
snecial interest There will be-: a. great "a
missiona ~ awake Ind Rev. a1r ~ g
;Dani Ell Will 5prea oh and devote7 the entire
morning to the Foreign Mission cause.
The Southern Baptist Convention me =,
next month, when reports from al Ill s{t ne &c
chufches viii be- ma de.,, The convention
expects large contributions, as it, VIII
take i one a hundred V thousand dollars to
cover the indebtedness Of the Foreign NJ s.
,si>n Board. Every, one IS expected to
make a liberal contribution, as ~ thank
offering for the grace GUS revival which
the church has experienced the past few
weeks. ss6 81
Tonight the services will be evange-
'listic. ana Mr. Mcdaniel Will close the
special meetings at this time. An inter
esting time is expected. All arc invited
to tho morning and evening services.
Lecture to Mccarthy Council.
III Dr. Wghtman, Of tTaandolp PHI Macon
College. Will lecture before Mccarthy
Council, Royal ,Arcannn,. at Lee Camp
Hall OH Thursday night next. Ills 81 p
ject will lie Brain and Life. XII
Tho Doctor is a very eloquent speaker,
and will doubtless denl with this sciei-
tihc subject$ln an Interesting and ponu-.
lar manner. Mo- doubt Mccarthy Council
will turn out in full n II, ;.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
JAPS NOW MOVING
ON VLADIVOST0K.
Z d. fcontiniled !. from HFirst PaEc.l \.

53 CONTINUED from First Pagc.l II s5
lsence. q! Z political organizations. has at
tanned such4$powers that without It's per-
mission no pulpit can be occupied. nd u:
not even repairs in church An n re-
niotest government can be undert q Ken. .$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands Of Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.

I'd prove What the Great Kidney Remedy Swap.Root viii Do
&8 for YOU, Every Reader Of the Tmes-Dispatch May
s#.sS Have a Sample Bottle Sent Alb. Eai# =
solutey Free by Mall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

4
Swamp Root Is pleasantstos taxed
II you are already convinced
that swamp Root Is what you ''!tI
need, you ca n purchase the res 4
ular fifty-cent and one-:d liar
size bottles at the drug stores res
everywhere. Don't make any
pistake. but3remember the name.
swamp Root. Dr.. Kilmsr, 81
swamp Root. and the address,
3Binghamton. NJ on every very
bottle. a
,otEin promptly curing even the
,ubles. that to prove its wonder
ok Of valuable Information. both
my Of the thousands upon tn ou-f6
/ women cured. The vhlIs and
eaders are advised to send for {
mer & Co., Bin1hamton. y. Y..s
edmond sundaygTimes- Dispat CHI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Spring
Opening.

10 the first hundred ladies
calling iii our Boys and Chill III,
dfen's Department. this WecksiWcss5
will offer a dainty little so,l.t a
vcI1ir. l5s If EN- ss +,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21

People the world oyer were hncri'
fled on learning OF tho banning 81 a
Chicago theater In which nearly slx
hundred people lost their lives. yet
moro than five times this number or
owe 5000 people died from pneumo-
MIA In Chicago during the same year.
with scarcely a passing notice. Every
one OF these cases OF pneumonia re-
suited from a cold and could have
been prevented by the timely use Of
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy. A great
many who had every reaso TO fear
pneumonia have warded II off by the
prompt use OF this remedy. The fol.
lowing Is an instance Of this sort:
TOO much cannot be said In favor
OF Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy. and
especially for colds and influenza.
I know that II cured my daughter.
Laura. OF a severe cold. and I believe
saved her life when she was threaten
Cd with pneumonia" w. d. Wilcox.
Logan, New York. Sold by all drug.
gists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21
Prefixes to Titles
May Soon Be Cut OFF

A rumor that has been floating
around In Pueblo railroad circles for
The past week and which IN given con
siderable credcncc by some IL that the
resignation Of Third Vico President
J.. w. Kcndrick OF the Santa Fc rail
road company will make II possible
for the elimination Of superfluous IL
ties of The vice presidents OF that sys.
ten.
r. liz said that as soon as Mr.. Ken
drick's resignation goes Into effect nm
order will be issued abollshing the
titles Of first, second, third s%lce.pres-
idents, etc, and that In future the
vice presidents Of The Santa 70 system
will not have the numerical tile pre-
fixed. Under such an arrangement
all OF the Vice presidents will be
known as "yicc presidents" and each
will have exclusive authority In the
department under bis supervision.
The matter OF abolishing the mum
crical titles Of vice presidents has
Just been accomplished by the Penn
sylyania system which probably has
more vice presidents on It's pay rolls
than any other railroad system In the
country. On that system the elimlna
ton az these unnecessary titles has
proven n benefit, inasmuch as IL places
all vice presidents On an equal footing
aud does away with a quantity OF un'
necessary correspondence Formerly
when correspondence was referred by
a third vice president TO a second for
action, and the latter could not per
~slstently render a decision he passed
Il still further up until Il finally
reached the president, ~ was a VERT
able batch" Of respectfully referred.
etc.' and presented the appearance OF
a large claim for damages, when In
reality II was only a matter Of minor
Importance. With the new arrange
ment In force much correspondence IL
unnecessary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21
Fraud Exposed.

A few counterfeiters have lately
been making and trying to sell imi-
talions OF DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
and other medicines. thereby defraud-
ing the public. This Is to warn you
10 beware Of such people, who seek to
profit. through stealing the reputa.
tion OF remedies which have been
successfully curing disease, for over
% years A sure protection. TO you, is
our name on the wrapper. Look for
il, on all DR.. Kings, or Bucklen's rem.
edies. as all others are mere imita-
lions. II, T. Bucklcn & Co, Chicago,
Ill, and Windsor Canada For sale
by all druggists.