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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-04-15
Sis. 10 10 INSURE o A

S"INA took a record Of 2O in his first race while he wa heinz
broken asa threeyear-old. He has troted End in less than 2Is and has a
trial Of 2;S. His racing opportunities since a syearold have been varv
poor The Individuality of this horse appeals to the breeder who wants
strength conformation and style. He is 16 hands high and weighs
lo pounds II the colts are not race horses, they will be bic enouOb for
any purpose particularly coach and carriage horses. The wisdom q tho
average reede is shown in selecting this kind of horse.
ne usPosruon d Swinx is as nearly perfect as can be. He has beer
uSeu Oh te road and streets with pride and satisfaction. Hon. 7 r.
Davidson Hannibal Me- ~ao l9e4 els horse, says of him "In all res.
pects, els IS E"ae u horse as l ever owned, and l eve his harm
uao ! 90 . hink OF him most kindly. In disposition he is a model and
ais srted has never been tested"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-04-15
J. A. TERHUNEIS STUD

The following horses and jack will make the season of 1905, at
my barn, three miles east OF Lexington, Mo-, on the Dover road.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-04-15

VEHEMV is presented to the ptbhc with four distinct
~ wv n claims for consideration. Elvt-Breedng.
Second Speed, Third - individuality.
oHmA-DisPosition His breeding is frst-class, he being by
Sphinx, best son of the great Electioneer, end carrying the pur-
pie strains of Belmont and Bashaw. Will make the season At
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


ssws - sss ssvs sss visssss srss,
Tssesv ssvassasw,
Mrsw , Phslsn 10 III ~ her home
90 Gsge street,
DR. n ID ;srrimsn left this mornine
for Ss~ York shers hs 10 10 locate.
Fred l. Perry sho has heen nj hone
~ilh ths grip for . lee days has ne
iurned 20 ioosiok Falls. +"
For your daughters Christmas
present. o beanMhI Sailor Suit A.
the brnningson Shoe sloe.
Mrs Hsrbsrt Armstrong 10 III at her
homo and SIR Armstrong IL not on
duty al the post ONCE today.
A parry ~ Elks go - H0oslck Fails
tonight leaving al $50 aud II IL ca.
Pocled willro,urn Al ]: O'Clock.
~ the 20 -nl meeting ~ tho Wo-
msh's Relief Corps, Mrs EliEa cnuing
sas elected treasurer for the n.nih con.
secu,lSe year.
Mrs Jamcs Morrlssey sill entertain
the ladies' Of ~ Alonica's socicsy In
their rooms Thursday eVaning from ;
10 II o'c.ook.
Miss Josephine lelchor teacher ~
modern languages la The high school
has recovered from illness 80 "a "a ~
sumo work yesterday.
Not oniy did Saturday nights snow
storm do considerable damsgr Ia N.
electric railroad by impeding travel
Sunday bal Tho frost broke she wiro Ia
several places.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-12
BENNINGTON IRltFs


ss~s - sAs ss~sesss. Sw4as sssssv
TED sss sasv nssSss.
~ Davis OF Nes York cip vas In
The village yesterday,
John o'Brisn OF North Adams rss
In ,o~n yesterday. D, 3ftA
Mrs Mary Thompson of Arlington
10 visitor 10 The village today.
The basket ball team OF The Bus
will play a game Friday nirh. In Clio
yer hall.
Miss Kate ~ 8 rrisssy ~ North Ad.
ams sas = CUES Monday ~ Miss An
az bergeron.
Mrs Mary A Warden of South NeE,
fame IL visiting her sister. Mrs 4 )
Spear 81 Weeks street.
Cf Haggcrly sent "a North adams
yesterday called ihrrc %, tho sudden
illness - bis mother.
TIE funeral of franklin iurdy, for.
merly a business man ~ this Village
Nho died In Cohoos last Saturday was
luld Monday afternoon ai his hons Ia
hat city, The bod vas taken a.
Mabehssier. bis native place, for bur
iAl.
On a wager Ia pas for all The clans
he could cat, a Bennington man got
outside oi los Last evening" nt Alleu's
market and immod lately repaired Ia
Waison's cafe aud ate two sandwiches
and drank 10" cups of coffee, blacA.
The simmer Ia alive today and Anoui
his business Ia 4 lod health,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-12
A. X. RICHIE q CO.,

Kid Gloves cleaned by the oiores ysten.I 5c
Blankets Lace
process
Engraving all kinds quickly prices Plate and cards
with 7bc; 30 cards old plate cards
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-12
CheaO ADVERTISING
WANTED

WANTED.-Compctcnt middle aged NO
w man 10, g.n.ra Homework. Apply AZ
DE- Stewards. West Main ~. n
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-12

Male or Female Agents, with or
wv without experience, TO sell Health and
Accident Insurance combined In one policy aud
issued by the National Casualty Company OF
Detroit. Mich, an Old Line Company with
VI on, 100 deposited with State Treasurer for
Sl.oo per month, covers any Accident o. any
sickness, and pays Monthly Benefits from
$500 to 100000. according TO occupation. and
Fire Agents, School Teachers, Students, Minis.
ters. Clerks. Farmers Sons Railroad Station
Agents, and many others can add t25 90 per
week to their income by selling these policies
in spare hours and evenings. Apply ut once
for Agency and further information, to T. X.
Milne Burlington. Vt, General Agent for Yer
mont State aud the Counties Of franklin, Clin-
ton, Essex and washington. N. Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-12

lNANTED.- Position IS aenngrapher BY
w the day or hour Address ". banner
orlce. Il
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-12

D1ANO PUPILs-Miss Ethyl Gertrude Tay-
l. l0r. Supervisor OF Music In the Bennington
Public Schools, Is ready for pupils In piano
forte and harmony. Any one wishing TO see
her on business will find her after school at
III South Street. 246.2l
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
69c FaScinators 35c

Shoulder shawls and fascinators, circular
and square shapes; knit from fine wool;
blue, red pink, black and white; plain
colors and combinations; regular price
69c Alteration Sale price, Monday, 35c
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
Mail Your Orders

We have the most thoroughly equipped mail order
department in the southwest. There is a corps
OF competent men and whose sole duties
are to shop for you. We gladly furnish samples
Of all sorts and fill your orders the day they are
received. The exchange and refund system applies
to mail order business. You take chances. We
want your business and want to please you,
and will do anything and everything that is rea-
sonable to gain your patronage and confidence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
rr1t RICHMOND TUESDAY ~ 1905


8theftf Sbyg ttie ttiasycs aof the people and
that Tie fourteen t1iots q Ing
tho money Invested II, railroads, repr re-
sentcd5 $the savings ok fdivitltials wl VI
hai sput tlieir money itto railroad stocks 'tls
and abohdsn safe tflVest ti1eits VI
,tF'ourteeii billions OF dollars is 81 great ltl
giitn sof t,iorey, slnd. alluded tho senh.
tor signiicantly,, he passagc % I. ahlll
which will affcct that amount is Y, u, Tor
an,ot1ent to be considered ns q flnt Yer
of d day Or d month but tile work OF \, y
great tleni Of time, j SorderS That tho l7
question may be dealt WI TIL cor serva-
lively saftly md cautiously. Person 70 7
inliy,F1 ayoryno decisive ctlon q Z this
session. ahdiGt dos not ia vor all Sex ira
session Personally favor he sele g
ton of3a jointcong committee, ~
SIT duringltl,c summer and fra1,G q NETS
}ufc8 which isiinll bio reported to tfes Senate
and House next winter, whciisa thes whole.
subject maybe dealt With deliberately,
without haste, with caution, and With
die regard for the great amount Of money
and property sii,volved.s' III & II s;83
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
u 5lsIil *
DEATHS.
s. s.


ESCHR icd.y JantIa ~ 81 at II 40
"A IA, Nj j Ohm sSCHRQEDDFt, aged fly
}I& eight years. KIP He leave 20 wife and four
chIldren-Mrs. Charles Jones, Mrs. "A outs
IS! Bia 81 John "a, and r ebert i, Schi,o
The funeral wi II Stnk e MA CO 20 = 230
f33 M. sNrEDNESDAY from ath Q First Emf g.
fllsh Lutheran Church. Friends md ac-
q,,aintances invited to tend. Inter-
b ment In lakewood. II s5ss u }Isii.s HE
Peaceful lay him d own to rest, ~ Nj d
Spread tho kind 81 over his breast ,sit X
,SWee - s. the slumbers beneath the sod,
While his pure soul IS Resin with God.
Peacefully sleep, beloved husband and md
Il fat her, E5 sGs Is
Rest from thy toll. thy labor is done;
Sleep till the trumpet from the opening
Bids thee thee from dust 70 glory arise.
TUCKER led 8. instantly, January 23
1905, n. a 10. TU CKER aged thirty-nine
years. lie Is survived by wife. Jcnni @ 3.
VIZ Tucker, and five fclli ldren. sF !s 55
fts9S Funeral will take pl ace THIS AFTER
IA NOON { at 81 O. clock from his late resi-
dence,f 92l IS N. ENCOURAGEMENT Street
Friends and acquaintance Invited to a f.
Phiiadelphia and New York 4; papers
NJ On SO cOny SS' Aay ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
|Dl'' S'I b | |: I s
Restorative.


Attorney Perkins said It would be better;
TO send to city, as people were more re
scattered In the countr .is AZ
Judge Robertson said the people 5of tie
nearby cities were as well posted. & In the
cage az citizens Of Roanoke. 5 II 3s 4 sSs
Judge a. lxen asked sergcant T. illett8 how
soon he could get read y to go to Frank
lin Commemorative Attorney PERKINS
suggested that there might be trouble In
getting jury in Fran kiln, as q was the
birthplace OF the Fishburnes. n Il Il
Judge Robertson said the lshbuenrs
had not resided % II a Era lin n for forty
years. The prisoner was born III Roanoke.
Judge Aiken said he35d did not anticlpatc to
any trouble, aud requested the clerk to
enter IN tho record Il that being unable to
secure / a Jury Iii r oanoke. g the sergeant
was sent to Franklin count for D o We,
nire of twenty. The number was al tor
wards changed to twenty four. OF tlis
eleven jurymen there was one who had
not even heard OF the ira gcdy. ss $l5S
THE Comnonwcal 18th lis 4 assiste n by AZ r.
III. NJ Smith J III. OF Richmond III The de-
tense is represented Il by sJ Judges 4. .-A..
Phlegar Robertson, Woods and r ebert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24

(continucd from First Page D s
Emntttee on gInterstate Commerce inss n
Interview to-day, admitted tina s33 the in
lsura1ce companies were de eply y Interested
In any egislation which would have EN-
dency to- dcpreclate the value! OF railroad
stocks and bonds. 53ss Is EgE5s
q consider the position held BY tho
insurance companies OF the United States
with their thousands Of policy hole crss's
!lloS said, ..all directl a ffcot ed by re- te3
regulation egisla ton TX as5 one Of great "a
est Importance. M If one would $& take
the time TO investig to this question.
thoroughly ne II could appreciate Its
Importance. Big insurance companies,
with II their millions Of patrons, hold
hundreds Of millions OF dollars worth
OF railroad # urlties, which may
DO affected by the prop osed leg islati on.f
Tho Prudential Insurance Company for
Instance, carries some $37, 0o0. 900 worth
OF railroad bonds as part Fits assets;
The Mutual Company holds some $40, 000, q
900 OF the Same sort OF sinvestme What
would be the result upon these CONCERNS
81 5llegislation were enacted n depreciatingl
the value OF these securities ?#s Where.
would the burden fall Il Mainly upon the
persons holding policies IN the companies
thus affected. Wives Of the mon. who
hold policies would feel u t, and even the
children of8the policy-lolder would i be
affected. IA = 81 "a Il 5g Il
This fact obtains generally. have.
cited the Instances Of two conlpan les, blu T
all OF them practically are of the same
class. They hold thousands and millions
Eof3 dollnrs' worth Of railroad \ securities.
which form the base Of their financial
standing to a large degree. !5
Favors Delay.
{ Senator lIlklns went on to state that
International and savings banks, particu-5
larry, were also holdersyo OF railroad securl-l
ties as guarantees of deposits made with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
CRUSHED II, i TO DEATH II

Mr. r. 2 I ucker Caught Be
! tween Cars at g and g. ards
iWhlle5at work in the sseyente ent6 = Street
yards OF tho Chesap pea Ike and Ohio Yes
terday ii morning, II NJ +. r 9 bertsS p ward
TUCK el. eau hit be con tvo ca rs
ana 50 badly crushed ,sthat Ted !sin8a
few minutes. " sss ~ ri
7tNIr.5 II Ell was Senpl oyed ms aynr "a con
ductor and ssS$had 81 Just. gone ttok work
Within an hour ter starting work his
remains were removed to I3lllups' S under
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24

taking roonls, lore they we're prepa red \
for burial. ss:
-Four ribs were broken and IA Ell blood n
vessel IN the ruptured DE-
lsponded to 8aj call hut could do othing,I
and Il Coroner T ny or decld ed m INQUEST
junnece ssary
S Mr. Tucker is ssurvi we'd by WI fe ana \
five children, POUR brot hers Id ~ /
George ~ "a. g3 ] v. Isic hard and John GU
Tucker, Il and Mrs. Joseph Paint er. of
Elk ton,
The afuneral vii II be u from The home
No 921 North Tween ty-sixt Street at /
:bcrSJ Of Hickory Cam b, w dInAn OF the
World, q delega tion$s from Inv hi ch order
xviii the fune raj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
aH. r ..Welborn.

Special ito The Times Di spatch)
5GREDNsBoRo,SN N, C. III, 81 an. %. --A II.
4 T.s elborn, a well known CT tizen, died
this morning att 10 o' 81 ock, liter. an III
ness Of several weeks, wi thu ,cart trouble.
Mr. Velborn was q vel! to do dent,
owning u cons ID elabl g mount Of real
estate and bank stock. g89s NJ sfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
IvARDAMAN i MAKES 81 ,93s NJ
ARREST ON RAIN
Assoclatt,eEdsi :Pl;'ress.D

S.S4 BY Assoc lated Press.
3sBIRMINciIAM. II an 20 ivy sns-
scial from Jaclsson I, Isl, say that
Governor Var dana was on ass nzoos and 4
SAIisslsslppi alley r. abroad ira In sun
day nigh he arrested Tim Hanna !,
negro. charged with the lnurd ar tWDf
men In Homes county /. S ~ T he Governor.
learning thu Iannah was; on he ira ms
borrowed d Srevo lver from the cond,ic ~
went to the forward coach and compel lsdaS
the negro to- surrende ras Til turned his
prisoner over to Il he slieri Yazoos City.S
The negro was ID nti fled day, I'll
g8sAT Q ii IRE "A g OLD IN ONT L DAY
Take laxative Bromo NJ Quinine Fab eta.
to cure. E.8eNY Grove 81 gnatu re sis on
each box. 5c.-ad ". {i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
OBITUARY.
Captain john \ Mitchell.
1 q npss,tIi o'iho ,tlmtyes.DIspatclt.)

sf 3pNCinl TO III -
3 ttsrt1N, " A., Jan. 20. Captain John
a. n Mitchell,i i Que D I tile most venerable
iuiid esteemed citlxehs . SSthc county, died
at IN early iio,irB hisIhnortlng at Alohle,
lhIsfhome3 tiBtle orthern SECTION Of HALL,
TAX county, after d brief Illness. lilo vas
born iii Tlttsylvahins county nearly eighty
years ago bit Had resided Iii Halifax
since cariysSin tho fifties, and was u gals
liant Confederate soldier iin9tbc Contrder.I
I,lteSati,,y, servlng With Company II, Thlr.j
itysoIghtil vlrglnil Reg lnlent Of Infantry,
until5captured fht The bal tie Of rive Forks
slnRApri,f 1896 d Captain Mltchcll had leei,.
heal III since the sudden. death,
ofshisy wife last July He was IA finc
type OF tho Old Virginia gentleman. He
leaves three CONS and two 3daughtcrs,}Jol
II. sAiitchell, d leading lawyer OF ,vaslilns-,
ton stato;s Dr.. - Joseph II. ttchtll, a, prom
1Ineilt pfyscian, Of buckingham county;
Mr. Gus 1J.s Is Mitchell. ~ merchant Of
Alchte Mrs. j DIN fss2 Owen,of soith$1,os-
tons ana Mrs. Samuel III Adams, of Black
Walnut. iii ofEwhon1, except tho first and
last$naticd, were at his bedside When the
end came. I'M jsSl ri
4 lrl1e funeral Will take place "Wednesday
ut iillstonc Baptist Church, tors whlcliAllc
iliad been b consistent member for nearly
forty y enrs sJ n y III H WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Mrs M F: Elliott.
8(specla rs a Tho I! I Tlilnes- Dlspatc1.


Elliott. died sin N ew y orls city. anuary
10Th. She Is isurvived BY her husband
and one son. AIrs. I'll lott was born In
Arkansas, OF vi ginia parents, was rea r.
ed Iii Anne lias county Q nv orphan, where,
as also In the county OF ttoRay, Il she,
leaves a. hos t3of rea tiyes.S s5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Small Fire ia County.

An alarm Of fro at Gas o'clock last
night was casioned by Z a. small fire at
No 1909 Washington Street, occupied by,
r. u. RIO gers. Il e he damage was bout so
wort h, 5s S5&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Mrs. H..Wl..G Gordon.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
y INREDERICISsBJ URIC; A.,5 jan. % a.. ;---S
Mrs. Gordon, wifi Of Dr. II. w. Gordon
Eof Mad ison county lied T Thursday at her;
hons. In that county " g ged seyent six
and two son ~ 9Sasl{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Thomas /. ID avis. I

Special 3tp& Tho Times Dispatch s55i NJ
Il Tt12Aiy1LLE1.i IAN. % -Alr. Thomas ].
Davis, q prominent citizen of 1rarmvle. died
last might after briefE Illness Of pneumonia,
first his age lie was former
the prcsid Of the r. Planters Bank Of
3Tarmyillc. and g direotc OF the First Ma
ss3 For many years he was n prosperous ner-i
,chast Of !. tho town and was 4proinlnent5fin
church affairs and all that peItained ito the
welfare AMI growth gof 3 the community Ills
wife and two children survive him, "a son.
Mr. ugh g. DAY s, form rlys city attorney OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
e DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS. y.
Davey Rate Bill Endorsed Viii
ss 1iams Does M Resign. "
y lErom8 our Rcgular INDEPENDENTLY

C1'romS our Regular Corrcspondent.) VI;
;yvAsHtNc GRO a y. GU an. q. THE
Democrats Of the House, IN ca tcts n a.
might voted I TO support the Davey Dill,
the Democratic measure, VII icllt seeks 70
give to title i Interstate Commerce Com
mission tho h power 70 egulate freight
rates. There was siderable q iscuss0n.
and tho conference. wflich Il wa be hind
closed Al doors, f OF course, lasted from y 3
until 5after311s O'clock. Nearly every. Dem.
,ocra ti8 or Fl the House was d present lsS but
among tfcnbsentee was Mr. Hearst, The
author off, thcSSbll ~ for ito re lations
which was advocated in opposst on 70 the.
fDnycY bill here swerc only eight votes !es
in favor dorsenier,t Of Z he FIea re- 81
S isss X. ,ySl sS$
burn bjllSin8 that Sits makes mo provision
iforS the 4 enlargement OF u the Interstate
Commerce Commission and does no t seek;
create a specia court 70 hear..rn,te
Scascs \ provides that I'm court haylnI y.
such Jurisdiction shall hear sue y ppca
and that pending the ppeal the rat 9 or!
5darcd by the conlmlssion sinai 60 mo
Many Republicans have itlcised the
Hepburn bill because Of Its Ct UNI slnessi
In fact,3 itprovides for enlarge o., tle
commission and creu ties q spec lal court 70
try rate cases on ppeals
i5Rj John Sharp lliams did ia bro ach ,the
subject iof resignation OF his lead ershlp ,3
and without HIS wing Is knowns
that has abandoned 81
'slbd ca lOn.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
FELL no HIS DEATH
MI. Ohm a schro sc der e atallyj
Iurt8fV lille at w orlk I'll

Mr.. ohm ~. chr oe der#8Sift' 81 a 7!t.s~ly
Hurt w lille at M ork. 4 I'D
While en- gagged III painting the se' y
N 70. 1O2$ East Grace Stree yes tei dig
morning Mr.. JolntSA i, Sc troeder, sr,,s q e
No. 1874 West Letgh Street slipped m and
fell the ground. Els head struck and t \
he suffered M compoun nd frnc ture Of tho
skull. Death came all ickl ". aga
NJ DIR. Leonard was Gu led but 81 was too
late tofto anything, Coroner ~ y or# I'D
not think an inquest neccssa ry. T he&$ re-
mains were prepared 10 tj,rlal & BY tIn-s
Fdertakery 81 ley. #
Mr. Schroeder was fl fty-nine years od &
sIio leaves his vi TO- two sons q and two
essrs. 10 I'm ] r. and r obs
ert n. schroede I; rs. ulse3 , agi and
Mrs. Annie tones. Ia Nm rs 5ls
Tho funeral lice Will be! bounced
later. S
Il nc deceased came to Richmond from
New Y orl some years q so. N EIet wa 8 CON
:sidered one the best mast pslaterrs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
nv Offer 10
Kidney |: Sufferers j {! I j s
Mi give you ollars WORTH OF my
rem, edy free TO w lth out cost or
d deposit ~ prom lee TO pa

S could not Mako this offcra. full dollars
worth free. intG were OF Ii ordlnary RidneS
reititty II is tiot.5 II trcat iol tl,e klaneys
iitt,Belves but6 the nerves contr theli1.
Tho cause of ldney troubl lles l,Wh,i1ibs N
these iicryts, iie ohly i.toa cure kidney
trouble IN BY strengthening and nh Y,
sita ofing i,ese Kidney eryes That is cxaclly
what my REMEDY Df. Siipop 1lcs!otat ysI
idohs. Therefore II can max This offer With
tho certain knowledge that every X iney Auf-.1
foyer tr!ai WI be. ieipea
ordinary nerves of feeling. thougt action
mean tho automatic 1lerVcs Wliicl mig ana
day, ,inguded nnd Unseen, con rol ana actuate
md operate every VI tu arrpct Of lie, Ihesr
ore tho master nerves. The H dneya are thesr
slaves Your mind cannot Icoiit rol tieti,!
,yllt iBcAnhot sway then, t Ion they 4 re
az are we'll when they arc rot YOU ~
f4iiavc written d book on the Kidneys which
will sbe sent when you write T'tis book ex-
plaifia fully clearly how tl,eHe NY tender
but each ct the ohsr3VitalS organs. s.
have made my offer hat strangers to my
remedy may KNOW. Ia not intended FOR i. Or
open to those who have used my ren1ed they
reed no further nvidcnce.8 But Il hose Nv u
have not heard, or hearing, may have delayed
rSdotltcd. saS. iinpi writ and Ask',9l
vii Gselii you an order for which your drug iat
YIl hand YOU a. full dollar bot o VIII
snrid bill 10 me- Thare are no cond itiUils
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Jatne "a Thacler.


PETERSBURG, VA. Jim. %. mr.. Jatles
AZ. Thacker, IL. we'll known mcrchnnt, of
Dlsputnnta.s died tlls51,iorning. Mr.Thack-
or was 81 fty.eigilt years old, and was a
son OF the latc Henry ,rlackcr,@ OF this,
father Of Charles III ,rhacker.
editor OF the ewport News Press. Hts
f,ineral will tak 81 r,laceR Mt 4 DlspntantaSto-
morrow. and tho body will DO broughtSto5
Petersburg for burial. y 5 III 3g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Mrs. Minnie Bausertl1;a,r1.

81 SE3 Special to The Times Dspatch)
LII RAY, S8FgV All, & JAN. g. Mrs. Minnie
iBauserInan, WI Re OF fumes r. Bausernan,
q 4 we'll known business man of Juray,l
died this nj tcrnoon d ter about a weeks
Illness II She was about 3twenty-elghtl
years old. II and leaves three small chill
idren. rs. Bausertt1an was tho daughter.
of Frank Bradl ey, deeeased, OF shuler,
this county, and was d sister OF Commits
Isioner ia OF Revenue ~ H. q. 81 Bradley, D Of