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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-02-24
MYsterlous Circumstance

One was pale and sallow and the other fresh
and rosy. Whence the direrencep She who
is blushing with health uses DIR. Kings New
Life Pills to maintain it. By gently arousing
the lazy organs they compel good digestion
and head of constipation. Try them. Only
26c, at e. G. Richardson, OF RiImarnock; T. ].
Hayden s. Son, OF Irvington.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-02-24

spread my hands over the organ. AS
we drew down to the close | turned
to them-only Leo Wheat could have
done it-snd said: SNOW, bows.
when we come down on this home
stretch | want you to come in and
raise the roof off this building about
three inches with your singing in
the name of Jesus Christ and the
Southern Confederacy.' SIR, you
should have seen them. Their eyes
got as big"-Mr. Wheat made an ex-
pressive circle with his thumb and
forefnger. "They were d black
Republicans, everyone or them; but
when we came in on those last two
lines"
Safe within Thy haven guide,
Oh receive my soul at last
the musician flung bis bands about
an imaginary keyboard, and then,
with the memory of that night light
ing his face, pressed both hands hard
forward, made his body rigid and
swung his head backwards with his
eyes seeing far, far through the
ceiling.
swell, sir, that roaring hasn't
stopped yet.
"But my wife ? had to kiss nv
darling through the keyhole, and /
haven't seen her since"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-02-24
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets. An
druggists refund the money IL IL fails 20 cure
+. w. Groves signature is on each boz. sSc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25

t1,narod to have formed an X impressions
whether accurate or erroneous. which
he expressed toi;l reporter of tue WASH
4jngtnn Post. 1t may be interesting 60
know lust how visitors estimate the SILL
alton here Here is the POET qualifications:
"When In Richmond with asfew leN-
&nndria friends not long ago SAID Mr
Douglas Stuart. the well KNOW, iltosneS
Of that city, at the Willard. our party
attracted d vast deal of interest by the
fact that we wore Swanson buttons on
our coat lapels, showing our$ preference
ioi. that allcSand popular YOUNG states,
man in his cubernatorialf aspirations. lSu al
these Richmond men got around us nv
gt,yed us unmercifully. OF course, we
wore III the minority. nnfl were at$a ~ us
advantage, seeing that VIC were III an
ant. Swanson Atmosphere, 81
.Thcrc could be no doubt tiiati3tlle
OVERWHELMING sentiment at the Stat ca p
ital@Sis 5for. Willard and Montague rs
against swanson and Martin, but ttke
IT that the fact does not by any menus
settle the question in tliair favor. I. y
ether parts OF the state he preno]1lne!7
3ance Is as strong for Martin ana swan Val
son. 'rhoscampagn is going 10 Sc hotiS
from start to finish. Governor
Montaguc's friends rely strongly On tlle
extraordinaryinl he Yields rs w. rea-
son of his great gifts as q pubic 9 saKNS',
but there are plenty Of sNlfglnlans WIZ WIZ
think it would be Il great mistake 70 o U.s.
tho retirement OF a senator WHO !i iits5
nroved his efficiency SO thoronshi 5a as iiasi
Hon. ThomHssss Martin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Will Have Good Roads.

The county OF Charlotte viii take the
svc public road Improvement or h sub
slantlal character, according to the state
meiit Of MI, c. Y. Dickinson. II well
known civil engineer. who formerly re-
sided IN this city. Mr.. Dickinson VIII 20
construction Of section Of road from
that PLACE to Charlotte Courthouse, II
distance OF about five miles. The road
VIII be tnacadami2ed ut an estimated
cost OF 5000 per mile, The building OF
t!ii5 section Is c%perifnental, and il tho
ae%pelnment prove satisfactory, efforts
Wlil3.be made tosecui'e further improve
Inents 70 ttesa&tcnt Of a hundred ihous-
ana dollars or more gs-3 "A. Ut.t tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
EEREDlTY
Can &c overcome in cases.

+ The influence OF herediiy cannot of
course. be successfully disputed, but 1t
can be ninnizcd or entirely overcome
IN some cases by correct food and drink.
a Connecticut lady says;
y For wears WhileI was a coffee dlinl1GI
] suffered from bilious attacks OF great
severity, from which used TO emerge ag
Tllte rs a ghost and very weak. Oar
family physician gave me various pre-
sctiploEs for Improving lie digestion
and stimulating The liver. which / titled
iaithtullY hut without percephblc result
lie VAS acquainted with my family his
tory for several generations bacll, and
foDce wien I visited him no said: "If you
hagc Inherited one OF those torpid liyars
YOU may always suffer moro or less from
IT'S ipaetiDn We can't dodge Our inherit
ianpe. sou know
~ was not 50 strong q believer In her
cdity AZ lie MAS, however, ana besfnning
10 llnk Tor myself concluded 10 stop
drinking cpffeet and see what effect that
would liaYep ! feared ii would be d severe
frlallto s.Ye IL up, Int @iien took Post
35uln ana had IL wen made, 81 cempielely
,illei my neaa fpr Il iot beverage, ana /
grew vary fond Of IL.
~ hage used The Postum Coffee for
three Years, using M medicine, and the
change las compietely cured me IIurinr
an that TING j have ilftd absolutely none
81 The l,ilioiiai tacks that Insad to suffer-
from, and | iiaYc l}esn entirely Free ilom
The paill and debiliEHlng effects tbai
+ used 10 result from tllhin. 1he change
IS surety very great, and J am cor,ibelIee
to give Postum Coffee tie cxGlusiy,
creaiy for 49, Name gwen sg Postum
Go. Battle GfeeS, Mich
There's a reason
Look for the little book The Eoad I,
7 ~ s.lf 20 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25

WILL INSIST ON PAYMENT

rohcrt 3, Owen, formerly.

Nj. Robert L. Owen, formerly Of
1.ynchbnlg. Va. and son OF the late
DIR. w d, owen, a prominent physician
OF That place bat who has himself re-
sided III the indian Territory for twenty
years or more, has Just Won q foe Of 500
o33. which Is said TO be the largest Zee
4 cyers1nade by IA lawyer. in q single case.
Mr. Owen was chief counsel in the col.
lection Of an Indian claim. ~
Mi. owen has long been closely identi-
fled with Indian affairs as q commission.
er ana subsequently MS an attorney, and
has spent the greater part Of his lie
4 among !he Indians on the reservat ipns ~
the Territory. One Or more Of his broth
ers and q sister still reside insl 3ynchhurss,
where the family is prominent.
Tile washington Post OF yesterday.
spsakns Of this large fee, has the fol-
lowing to say OF the cast In which IT
is Charged: s
.srnis fee is claimed by5reason Of 9
suit brought before the Court Of Claims
b$ the Cherokee nttion3and the Eastern
Il Ch1rogecs OF Indian Territory, whose
s Claim aggregated $i,5U0,0oU. and a decision
for which was rendered in their favor
ii BY the Court OF Claims last Monday. The
attorney for the Indians was Mr. owen.
a Theie were other attorneys, Charles Ma
y gle, pf ST. Louis; II. ". Belt, and Mrs.
I5elva lockwood, OF this acty.
Muskrat's Contract.
"a contract was made in 1890 by David
Nluskrat and two others, who composed
an executive counsel of the Eastern Cher
olsccs, With a man named John Vailc,. of
Fort smith, Ark. Under the terms Of
This contract, Mr.. Vale Was to be paid
! Is percent. OF whatever funds he Obtain
til ed fort the Eastern CcrOkcos as their at
g torncy. This3contract was transferred by
Vallejo Robert l.. Owen of NIuscogee. Il.
T., and il the terms Of the original con
tract hold good, the latter will receive
$4,000. Thc5contrac;s ofsthe Indians with
q the other attorneys VIII run the amount
OF fees up to about $500, 900 III
when Congress sent the case TO the
FL Court of Claims it enacted a provision re-
qnlring the claims Of attorneys for fees
TO be passed. upon by the Court Of Claims
Ills understood, -.howcver. that Nlr. owen
will insist upon the full amount of his
claim being paid to him. r Y
One OF the largest fees ever paid to
z attorneys for the collection ofHan Indian
claim was paid TO Lamar and Mckee,
whose fee was $7so,0a for the recovery OF
S22.s5S,19S.62 for the Choctaw Indians OIL
what was known as the net proceeds
claim. The only other fec that has cvcl,
elualcd this was the fee only recently
allowed to Mansfield, McMerry and Corn
ISL OF South McAlcster, /. IT, which
amounted 10 $3.50. 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
THE STORM BR0KEUP
The bicycle. ]. RACES [ /: 5.
Programme Of Last Night Will ''ill1l.
be Given at Matinee
To-day.

Tho severe storm last night caused ~ ~,
8postponemcnt Of tho bicycle races q 7 the;
auditorium, III order to carry out the
fun programme there will bo A matinee
this afternoon, beginning al 2:SO o clock
md running for two hours. The regulll VIA
programme Will \ DO carried out at Inc
usual Tho attendances'ssdui'
5!ng the week mas been most Gcllcoura gin -,
ana the interest has been deep.
The contests To-day anu s59 tor-nisht
promise to be by far the most 9eScltins,5
d as tho various contestants Will begin
their spurts for the finish, and VIII IN.
sdiyidual efforts OWN outSln the greAt
race. Monroe is n fayorte, and Root az and
Butler have many friends In the CROWDS
that nightly 60 out to sect hem, ! re-
finish Iis expected to !be something 81 &, y
s,'henrt diseasei,' and here VIII pc 3tit
sgrcat crowd out to sec the wind upH
Probably the building Will he. pack ed. ID
VI Thera was quite u gnumbersof persons
disappointed last night, ibAt MS the storm on
came up just ut the time the people ,lea
would have started out. ~ WAS Thought
best TO postpone until to-day, SO an
the enthusiasts could see the continuous
performance e. sS I. VI if1l l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
MOVEMENTS D
RAILROAD: 4 | |. { 4 | WEN.
President =. E.Jolinson Spends
II Several Hours iii Rich
mond.
WINDS IDS UP AT CINCINNATI G i i II
-- u ~ - e. E, "a: IA l5l
WINDS IDS UP AT CINCINNATI
Inspecting Party of tic Chcsa..
pcalc andsOliio Now
Disbanding.
N. ]. J. v

6t35 PRESIDENT IL. T.. Johnson, Of tie Nor
folk and Western Railway, and Traffic
Manager y. -. Davant. OF tho same road,
ACCOMPANIED by their secretaries ar
rived in this city from the North yes
Sterday, and stopped over here for a few
hours, visiting the local passenger. otliees3
8of the company while here The Off
tscials left at $50 fpI Isoanoke, their
Hhcadguarters. SO FAR as could he as-
Fccrtained they. had no esreclal lere ami
merely stamped or between trains. Pres-f
fident johnson Is ID veteran, railroad man
who began his career as mn ngltleer on
a. locotp6t I've, and WHO has attained gh!s5
present enincnce ny sheertforcc OF merit
and ertence. Mr.. Dtlvant, too, has
long been PIN tlic railway services. ami
or5years whit tic Norfolk and Western.
ia President steyens. OF the d tesa peak
and Dhi6. Bt he general manager. and the
heads ofstite various departments o that
line We're in Louisville vest erday, hut left
lin the evening for Cincinnati. where they
will end their weeks tour sRo 81 the lines
ives Of Iifton5f5 Forge, Including the
branches and pro- ectcd extensions. The
party will dishand al Gincllinuti.s and
make their way, lex y this Il t8 WI hin
The next few Us. "
/ is 4ex peetGd tllnt lie sunday duced
rate Ecasi,ore u ps as he q lbies
over the Norfolk and Western road t s;il e
She resumed a bout " possib bly,
earlier. 'rilss VIII ir continued / hreulsh--5
oft the summer as they have been for
years The CilesaD ak and Clio Raslro
reaching tie 81 ne and other points on
Hampton Rnad DIS and he sea siis,rtsss
+ resume Its .sui,d;ss outings n ,lSrtt the
same date. sSs WI y S B 4s ss9
a District Passenger gent G. ", Vest
bury, of the spntilfrn RAJ way hfts been
absent In North Caroline the Ersa ter I,ar
@of II hes week soliciting business foo his
line. The tide sof topr iHt travel is y oYs
ssnrging backward n the North: The
North md snnts, ssarolina. ny well as
the Floridn winter resorts have had An
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Nat Goodwin Tuesday.

Tie management OF The Academy FOR.
Tuesday evening have II real treat in.
store for The votaries of their theatre,
and the patrons OF the pure and good
IN things thnatric, III that they have
been enabled TO persuade Mr.. n. 9. Good
Win to give 70 them 4 revival OF his
greatest comedy successful Ciildcd Fool, :"
by Henry Guy Carleton. Mr.. Goodwin.
Will, Of course, be seen in the roles.of
SChamcey short the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
young man, who, While knowing nothing
OF the world OF tradr, and IN danger Of
becoming Il gilded butterfly, at tome fell
swoop abandons the follies s.. q. society;
catches the girl of his choice, IF II is use
less to 90 into details regarding, the plot.
Mr.. Coodwin'S mature art will give to
his part IL kcener and more cndurable
contention tllan when he originally Of
Tered it. He has been enabled to select
n company OF competent players and he
MIL environ them in extensive and cX-
Densjve settings. AS there is alreadyBn
disposition toward q packed house re-
quests for seats by mail viii be cllecrfuly
attended Ito. Severed theatre and box
parties are now in the act OF forming
and thcsc will no doubt add cclnt to the
engagement 5fis F ts:5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
+ HAVE IA CELEBRATION.
Special Exercises of5second Bap-
fist Sunday School T o-morroW.

s0pSSAa4 4<hSAS4SSott S'At9h9SSS - -
fist Sunday School To-riorroW.
Tomorrow morning the Second Baptist.
Sunday school Will have one of their
&"nlartcri ~ celebrations, and in accord
8nnce with their custom, an exc onally
attractive programme las been arranged.
slol;.$; y 5C. Woodward, Of Richmond Co.'S
slegc. will deliver an address on the sub
feet: How Christ Impressed HIS Cons
Etemporaries.n DR.. Woodward is ~ most
agreeable speaker his discourses & gro IT.,
stloughtful and expressed 4Sir beautiful
language, and his smnnnerSis CONVINCING
Vocal selections will be rendered by Miss
Frances Diggs. Miss Belle Powell !, Miss
Mabel Disgs, and Mr.. Oscar l1olln nan
AZ lii addition thereto, tho regular
orchestra will l1c augmented, and VII
give several numbers. IN view Of the
length and ctivenessE Of the exercises,
members of tile school and congr gre ation z
are urged tn be present promptly y 7 Y :a"'.
a cordial invitation to attend is EXTENDED li
to the public ;Ss IS 3Si.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Supreme Court.

lroceedngs q The Supreme Court OF Appeals
yesterday were. "
lrlgs Company and others ", iucyrus Com.
pl. ailS and others Fully arl;iied by w, q.
stuart Tor INC apnellants, and lGppa Iiunton,
sybmitted, @ IL
The next canos 10 hn called nre;
People s National Bank OF Lynehburg rg
Niisnin Textile COMPANY anu others
George W. Taylor q Co gs+
iseasers' administrator and others ys, Chap
IelGaf ~ To- n
West w, city Of Newport News, hc!ng Nos
6l ~, a and ST on, argument docket,
Court Will sit tnliori'dw.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Country Club Reception,

The Lakeside Country Climb win hold u
reception mt the clubhouse this evening
fron1sh TOT, lEarli member has the priv,
ileEe 81 inviting q Sonlig lady, aud II Us
1F0pod there Viii be a large attendance.
Among tloseasked 90 recelNe are: Misses
knte Meredith, Nellie Talbot Nora
Leary, Mary Berne, Itpsalie, Morrill, Cgtl,-
RE Arnisttad Gertrude Lewis chaper-
ones Mrs. LeYln joSnGS. Calvin White
10y, Joscph ~ Wilmd, 70. q, Plnknny,
IArner ArrinslOm and j. Scott I,arriHh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
a Matter of Luck.

An ISLAND three miles In circunf srenco
4 the bottom of tic sea In j aIlanese terff-5
tory.55ra hose W no sha va shall he given
and from those who lay,es not shal #bel
Nossuch luck FOR Russia y e%8 orls Eve
ming Sun. IA ri Nv 88s3Ss "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
SPECIAL. A,SAIEEg

Best l,lgin Creamery Butter a I ;Ss0c.
pound at the stores of The Great Atlantic
and Il Pacific Tea Company, No. b27 East
Broad Street, and No. 15s9 East Main.
Street. Is AZ .5s$ f4
& bon'tfa to call at our stores or phone
63l or $685. NNcfa are also selling the best
Zoe. and g5c. Coffee in the city.
Give ns Il call before, purchasing else
where. Remember, u we sell the best
Creamery Butter in the city at zoe, III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
ROSE COGHLAN TO-DAY pa IS.
This Star and Mr.. Howard kyl les

Most amusing is the first actso "lo p,
t,nmnany Az TIE AcadenlN4this afternoon
and tonight, III which, the Maranise q. de
Ria Iarcs, III proud Spanish noble,.-iwo-
man, finds kfrselfso pressed hy8creaitors
way oiTtulh Tho Marauise s@a tsl1i-
cal matchmaking mamma. Her chief e
sasse. SinTIife is b Il very beautiful honest
an2. 5warn,-heartcd sdaugh whom ll' n !,
with q title and riches. But the affec-
iti6ns of Dora are centered on q young
English army officer. Captain y ulihh
ISEeauclarc and the dowager is in dees-
pain FINALLY. though, she consents 70
tsGlvcI HE parental blessing and after she
i5has been broken Of the bad habit OF
4 sending secret diplomats correspond
/ ence to the Russian court, she becomes
| II very. useful, I not ornamental mamma
1 in-laW. 49, go ..tl. .shl. IaEaa ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
ASKED Mr.. PHILLIPS
TO KEEP THE CHIEF /:
City Treasurer Is Petitioned to
Use Influence With Com
missioner Welsh.

The fact that n petition signed by a
large number of people had been present.
cd Treasurer Phillips, asking hinl<to use
his Influence With Commissioner Welsh
who is employed IN the office Of tho treas
urer, In the behalf Of Chief Iiulce, occa-
stoned much comment, The petition fur
liter stated that the sgners had always
supported the treasurer in his various
campaigns, and that it would please them
ITO have him use his influence ;ls. indl-
)cnted. The treasurer paid no attcntionto
ltle petition, as he conceded that he mad
inorhing TO do With directing the opinion
land action of. his deputy, the commits
| sioncr. sf
treasurer Phillips has boon n friend Of
] the chief, and it is Understood that Conf,
Gissioncr Welsh has opposed him IN the
4 eight now going on In the Doart
! Mr.. Welsh looked dpori the petition as
abstlrd. ana he, too, paid no attcnllon
4 10 III. Iii some quarters the petition was
Hooked upon ASA threat to thee treasurer,
hut neither he, nor those around llini
/ viewed II in any light except ~ n re-
quest from some Of ting chiefs over.
Izealors friends
\ Cief liulcc saidthe knew nothing about
ne J'elltloil, liili " iiau p"tll HDuuN I'HpT
lie. Ills son came to tile treasuIer's Of
3lice and secured tie petition.
The Police Board VIII meet inErcsular
lsession next Wednesday week. A called
Ilneeting may be held in the meantime,
/ whom the question will be settled ~
/ was stated by a member Of the board
4 yesterday that tho@fight had narrowed
down 10 Sergeant Gibson and Inspector
4 lpps
! Il 't-T------ 81 sf-fi5G
Rurnett's Extract of Vanilla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25

a Safe Cough Mediclne for Children.
N In buying ii cough medicine for eli: Idreni
never lie afraid Ito buy I.hamberlain'B
Cough Rcmeey here Is no danger from
1T, and relief8is ( always! sure 10 foil ow. 4
at 4 is especially valuable for colds. Group
and whooping cough. For sale by all
druggists. & lt5t VI ss8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
SIMILARITY OF NAMES NAH H: s
puzzles Mr. ROBBINS R 81 IN. J.
Policy Dealer Drew the the Usual ;lIIl
Prize From the Wise

Beg pardon said the Chesterfi cld lfl1
Robbins, as he. unbuttoned one door lead ;is
ing ing Ito tho pen. y Beg pardon but VIII
Mr. Browns4pleasc stepStlIis 3s & By
yThereuponsstwo men stepped Forward
One was white, the5SOthcr b La ck..i}It lncy
sa,i1itcre6 forth, and made their way tG--s
ward the throne. MI
..One moment, said the Chesterfield
ian one q & asked for Mr.. Brown Are
YOU HIM or are they you Il
81 aln.t, said one. II Is, ~ SAID the other
LEI wish {to coniep With the gent
has just returned from y pa, BAT chlrPed
the WiseEGuy, g.sj IS
The two proceeded. / but the polite Rob
bins, interjectcd the relni ndcr tina 81 only
one name had been called. and hen he
two rnen4drew straWs4 as to which should
take firstscllailco before he throne a s
The white mani drew the longest straw,
and lie proceeded ITO tell what he Il knew
about it. sss..f
55 .sY OH are not tte5nnan,a was whispered
from tie lips Of the w, g You have
not been on a bat. hut Is find that YOU
have been mixed upsin little scrap. Hand
me ten. 5s5 XVI VI n. a m III
Then the other Brown was dealt with,
and he was LANDED ten days.
Both seemed satisfied with their por-
ton. and stepped back. 45s Il 5s
Mr.. Measlcy was the next man up. lie
had been out on "a little bnt, also, but
1T had been mild one, and 5llcSwas turn urn
ed loose, rs &. s5G
Robert ElisS8Was up again for running
a policy shop,aand ia fine Of twenty was
showed at him and n day in Jail.
b G. NJ. Simon came into town, With
money, seeking Jag. lie ran through
the most Of SEQ, and was gent down for
ten days to sober UP. \, "A
Ks Ninety day was pushed at Dave ,ray-
lor for taking $ belonging 10 another
man. fSAfSt M 5535
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
sWlTHB PAW.PAW

H ~ ISu22inEE or ringing In the cars has broken
down more nervous systems. caused more dent-
sncsu and sent more people To tho insane nsSluni
than any other cnusc. These signs however
are simply expressions or Cntnrrh. Cure the
Catarrf and there Will he no buzzing no RING
ing no lnplcaRant itoiscs--thsre VIII DC no
#dlrpping of sinucus into the throat, lungs or
sioinachtS
The l'aw-Paw purlflcs the blood and drives E
all Catarrhal ipoisnns from 1.-The sSsteni. "
cures indigestion and nearly every form ~
sNciyousness. "A The Inhaler reaches nc
sore spots. heals tho raw, places ana goes
right to the seat Of disease. 1t sends CLOUDS
or mcdicated air to the air passages }that nIe
Einflninrd. II washes them. II soothes thenl'
and sooiii sputs them In healthy condltinn.
81 Nothing that has ever been dtscoFcren -
Edtinp 80 much for the cure of Catarrhal dcat-
ness as this treat nent. i st e WIZ !. III, !. \.
III To make my Cntnrrh treatment 1con1plcte ~
every respectgI am giving aAyayz,rnS 8Si;Vv
sIrha ler.9tnlso a package of Paw Fay llls
and II package OF Catarrh Tablets With every
bolt e of gFayv- Paw Snbsoute iS free. 5t t @ 4
wantspeople To take my PAW raw NJ lc c.
four times d daS use the Inhaler as 9o,ten
asconvsn.ent pnd be sure q take ~ l'nWsiaM
GTll!f every might OH retiring. and to snuI Or
infect into the rosrtls the solution made from
THE Catarrh Tablets. a. s s., :
know this treatment will cure Catarrh;. III
know 4 t will Cure Indigestion; Know " VIII
cure Nervousness: know It Will builu ", thet
general system. II your DRUGGIST cannot lnI 7
$nisht he complete treatment. send me- one COL
and II Will send 1t by express, all charges
. = - W. 5s MuNYoN, Phlla, Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
De Wolf Hopper.

one Of ihc most delightful stage pro-
auctions that is being presented ms
season is tho now famous Lyric Theatre
revival OF De $NVof III opper's early love,
WANG that quaint oriental comic opcra
that has furnished popular songs and
instrumental melodies than any one
other musical amusement. The delightful
old piece OF spectacular revival form Il;
booked III rhis city for Monday night
at the Academy, D. Ell Vii
Both sccnery#and costumes, y t is said,
have been constructed without regard TO
expense, and stage setting, that possesses
rich oriental atmosphere are promised.
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review there will lie special exercises.
Rev DR.. W. j, Young and Rev. James
buchanan, will speak and Mrs. BueI,-
unan will sing s s
3SDr. s. M. Newman. pnstoti.of tho Con-
grcgntional Church in Washington, will
deliver Il lecture Mt tt.nsS NJ. CA.
NrnndnS night. under thesausplcesSofs the
clubs His theme Will be3"Chrlstin Art.
The lecture will be illustrated with sterc-l
ioptcon views or the Hoffman paintings.
and scenes In the life Of Christ. 38 5